Rhodes High School - Aries Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1955 volume:

7 70on6 fan Succete i fo Attain it. ” RHODES HYMN Dear old Rhodes High Thy wisdom lights our paths Thy friendship true Stays with us to the last. We stand united In thy purpose true Loyal and faithful To the white and blue. jsum foiiu ii jou££J ms - 1927 -TIWIHC IK HIHM1 LI E fl.'.l = or WUSS 70 HM Of untw ■a b£Oli THE FIRST MttlttH POLITICAL MISlORIAH UBSTAIfriAL. IIOL... . cm rnmv. to ah 'iicam % TO IttS cowm- a Published by JANUARY CLASS of 19 5 5 To you because you have suffered through umpteen homeroom periods with us. Because you have been always ready to give your welcome advice whenever we were in need of it. In appreciation of your guidance to better citizenship and because you have joined with us to make our social lives more enjoyable. We hereby .with every warm affection, dedicate our yearbook to Miss Lanese, Mr. Hicks and Mr. Levine. We do this in the hope that you will remember us as a class of which you will always be proud. P� S 4 NEIL D. MATHEWS To Members of the Class of January, 1955: John Stuart Mill, famous nineteenth century English philosopher, wrote: One man with a belief is a social force superior to ninety-nine men who have only an interest. We hope that your four years at Rhodes High School have helped you to develop a belief in our educational institutions, a belief in the Republic of which you are a part and a belief in your fellow human beings, as well as belief in yourselves. Your worth as citizens will depend largely upon your beliefs, especially those which impel you to the right kind of action. May each of you have reason to be proud of the way you do your part in the life of your community however small or great that part may be. NEIL D. MATHEWS Page 5 MISS HIER MR. GAISER MR. FERGUSON We wish to express our deepest gratitude and appreciation for the many ways in which you have helped us solve the problems which so often confronted us during our four years at Rhodes. Your guidance and understanding have helped us greatly, and will serve to make us better persons in the future. For this and the many other services you have rendered, we the January Class of ''55,'' sincerely thank you. Page 6 CLASS OFFICERS ROBERT TURCHANIK President FRED BRANDSTADT JEANINE JASTER EDWARD AYRES Vice President Secretary Treasurer CATHERINE MERKLE SANDRA RIPICH Social Chairman Yearbook Chairman Page 7 SOCIAL COMMITTEE Wilbert Janos, Bill Dickens, Cathy Merkle, chairman, Jim Bird, George Hascher, Nancy Haas, June Kaufmann, Peggy Perry, Judy Foote YEARBOOK COMMITTEE Julius Shinko, John Klamar, Sandy Ripich, chairman, Harvey Huetter, Bob Wohlgemuth, Louise Argenziano, Irma Schweier, Shirley Bouga Barbara Holter CAP AND GOWN. COLOR AND FLOWER. ANNOUNCEMENT COMMITTEE Elaine Behm, Floyd Stephenson. Lois Kickel, Ralph Haak. Eleanor Doucha EDWARD GILBERT AYRES SALUTE TO THE VALEDICTORIAN Because Ed Ayres, our class valedictorian has strived so persistently and attained his scholastic position, as he has always performed his every duty, we are sure he will succeed in the future. We will always remember our quiet and amiable scholar. CLASS MOTTO To strive for success is to attain it.' Page 9 JANUARY ( Lv V'vfi LASS OF 1955 ANDREWS. STEVE Thunderbird Sigma Hl-Y; Gorman Club; Track. ARGENZIANO. LOUISE MARY Genzio Orchestra, student director; Senior Choir; Triple Trio; Madrigal Singers; All-City Choir; Latin Club; Band and Orchestra Club: Girl's Glee Club; All-State Orchestra; Intramural Sports: 12A Year Book Committee; Band; Office Worker; ‘Tor Old Times Sake ; Waltz Dream. AYRES. EDWARD GILBERT Ed- National Honor Society, vie© president; 12A Class Treasurer: Citizen's Club; Sigma Hi-Y. secretary. treasuror; Foreman’s Club; Freshman Football; Decathlon; 9th Grade Chorus; Booster's Club; Work and Win Club; Iunior Achievement, president of company; Student Council Representative. BAKOS. JOANNE MARIE Jo Future Nurses of America Club; Booster's Club; Senior Y-Teen; 11A Social Committee; Intramural Sports; Junior Achievement; Al-pheta Trl-Hi-Y. BEHM. ELAINE JOSEPHINE E Library Club; Band and Orchestra Club; Senior Y-Teen; Band; Majorette; 12A Color and Flower Committee; Intramural Sports. BIRD. JAMES DOUGLASS Jim Booster's Club; Art Club; Sigma Hi-Y, president, vice president, secretary; Decathlon; 9th Grade Chorus; Student Council Representative; 12A Social Committee; Junior Achievement, production manager of company: Track. BOUGA. SHIRLEY MAE Shlrl 9th Grade Chorus; Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teen: Future Teachers of America Club; Junior Achievement, vice-president, secretary of company; German Club; Intramural Sports; Booster's Club: Teacher - class assistant: 1 2 A Class Typist. BRANDSTADT. FRED E. Frits Freshman Football; Freshman Basketball; Junior Varsity Football; Junior Varsity Baskotball; Varsity Football: Varsity Track; Alpha Hi-Y. president; German Club; Citizen's Club, president; Letterman's Club, secretary, treasurer: Boy's Leaders Club, vice-president; Student Council, vice-president; Intramural Sports. COAKWELL. RICHARD G. Rick Sigma Hi-Y: Freshman Football; Freshman Track; Junior Varsity Track; Junior Achievement; Intramural Sports. CCOK. BETTY JANE Cookie 9th Grade Chorus; Junior Y-Teen: Senior Y-Teen; Future Teachers of America Club; Junior Achievement. treasurer of company; German Club; 12B Social Committee: Intramural Sports; Booster's Club. DAYKIN. HENRY WARD Doacon-Dan Interscholastic Tennis; German Club; Cross Country; Audio-Visual Aid; Booster's Club; Boy's Glee Club; Our Town. stage manager. DEIOTTE. THOMAS JOSEPH Sarge” Junior Varsity Basketball; Stagecraft; Intramural Sports. DeMOOY. RICHARD Dick Foreman's Club; Bowling Team. DICKENS. WILLIAM A.. JR. Bill Citizen's Club; German Club; Booster's Club, president; Foreign Affairs Club, president; Masque and Gavel Club; 11A Social Committee; 12A Social Committee; Freshman Track; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay : Our Town ; Junior Achievement; Sigma Hi-Y; Student Council Representative: Audio-Visual Aids; Intramural Sports. DOUCHA. ELEANOR GAIL EJe” Home Economics Club; Band: Orchestra; Sonior Y-Teen: 12A Cap and Gown Committee. ERDMAN. CAROL ROSE Posie German Club; Senior Y-Teen: Office Production. FOERSTER. DOROTHY G. Dottio Hostess. FOOTE. JUDITH M. Feet Intramural Sports; Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teen; Booster’s Club; Junior Achievement; Future Teachers of America Club, secretary; 9th Grade Chorus; Orchestra; Band and Orchestra Club; 12A Social Committee; Rhodes Review Staff: Work and Win Club. HAAK. RALPH Freshman Football; Booster’s Club; Boy's Glee Club; Junior Varsity and Varsity Football Manager; Sigma Hi-Y. president; Intramural Sports; Junor Achievement: 11A Class vice-president; Citizen's Club, vico-president: Let-terman's Club. HAAS. NANCY BETH Nanc Citizen's Club, social chairman; Sonior Y-Teen. Girl's Gleo Club, vice-president; Senior Choir; Canteen Committee; 9th Grade Chorus: 11A Social Committee: 12A Social Committee: Booster's Club; Intramural Sports; Future Teachers of America Club. HASCHER. GEORGE ''Hash Booster's Club; Foreign Affairs Club, treasurer; German Club, treasurer; Boy's Glee Club; Junior Achievement; Junior Varsity Basketball; Intramural Sports: 11A Class treasurer; 12B Social Committee; 12A Social Committee. HAZEY. JOHN J. 7- H HOLTER. BARBARA ANN Barb 9th Grade Chorus; Junior Choir: Girl's Glee Club: Student Council Representative: C i t i z e n's Club; German Club: 12A Year Book Committee; Boster's Club; Junior Y-Teen: Senior Y-Tcen Intramural Sports; National Honor Society. HUETTER. HARVEY P. Hanr Citizen's Club; Booster's Club: German Club; Varsity R Club: Student Council Representative: Track Team; Cross-Country Team: 12A Year Book Committee; Lab Assistant; Foreign Affairs Club. National Honor Society. JANOS. WILBERT JOHN Willie Freshman Football: Varsity Football; Varsity Football manager; Foreman's Club; Intramural Sports; 12A Social Committee. JASTER. JEAN1NE JUDITH J. J- National Honor Society, treasurer; 12A Class Secretary: GUI's Leaders Club, president; Foreign Af-faUs Club: Student Council Rep rcsentative. tax stamp chairman; Work and Win Club; Intramural Sport ; Future Teachers of America Club; 9th Grade Chorus; Citizen's Club; Latin Club: Senior Y-Teen: Booster's Club; Office Production; Badminton Toam. KAUFMANN. JUNE ELIZABETH 9th Grade Chorus; Senior Y-Teen; Booster's Club; 11A Social Committee; Art Club. KAUFMANN. LOUISE ANNETTE 9th Grado Chorus; GUI's Glee Club; Sonior Choir; Senior Y-Teen; Booster's Club; InUamural Sports; Teacher's Assistant; 11A and 12B Flower Committees. KICKEL. LOIS ANN Girl's Leaders Club; Foreign Af-fairs Club; Future Nurses of America Club, vice president, treasurer; Home Economics Club: 12A Commencement Announcements Committee; Intramural Sports; 9th Grade Chorus; Junior ChoU; Hostess; Dispensary Aid: Senior Y-Tcen, cabinet member; Booster's Club. KLAMAR. JOHN ANDREW National Honor Society; Student Council, president; Citizen's Club, vice-president; German Club, president and vice-president; Alpha Hi-Y. secretary and president; Foreign Affairs Club, secretary; Varsity Football: Varsity Track: Letterman's Club: Lab Assistant; Booster's Club; 11A Social Committee; 12B Vice-President: 12A Yearbook Committee; Canteen Committee, chairman. KOUBA. VIVIAN HELEN VW Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teen; UA Social Committee; Intramural Sports; Posture Contest. KRONENBERGER. RONALD C. Ron Art Club; Booster’s Club; Foreign Aiiairs Club; Lab Assistant; Froshman Track; Junior Achievement; Boy's Glee Club; National Honor Society. MACK. LAWRENCE Larry'' Band and Orchestra Club; Band; Orchestra; Audio-Visual Aid; In-lerscholastic Tennis. MALM. DICK Freshman Football: Rhoda Hi-Y. president: Junior Varsity Football; Freshman Track; Varsity Football; Foreman's Club, president. McKENNA. TOM Mac Freshman Football: Junior Varsity Football: Varsity Football; Freshman Basketball; Intramural Sports; Booster’s Club; Citizen's Club; German Club: Masque and Gavel Club; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay ; 9th Grade Chorus; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Boy's Glee Club; Boy's Octet; 12B Social Committee; Our Town. ME1H0FER. RON HoHer Junior Varsity Football; Junior Varsity Basketball; Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball: Citizen's Club; Honors Reading; Alpha Hi-Y; Lettorman's Club; Foreign Allairs Club. MERKLE. CATHERINE MARIE Cathy Sonior Choir, treasurer; Girl's Glee Club, president; Booster's Club, secretary; German Club, treasurer, vice-president: Citizen's Club; Lab Assistant; Student Council Representative, social chairman; National Honor Society. secretary: Intramural Sports; Future Teachers ol America Club: 12A Class Social Chairman; 12B Class Treasurer; 11A Class Social Chairman; Cantcon Committee; Senior Y-Teen. cabinet member. MILLER. ROSE MARIE Rosie Student Council Representative: Band; Orchestra; Girl's Glee Club; Senior Choir; Band and Orchestra Club; Latin Club; Booster's Club; Senior Y-Teen; Junior Y-Teen; 12B Social Committee; Intramural Sports: Triple Trio; Waltz Dream. PALL. JACQUELINE L. Jackie Future Teachors oi America Club; Senior Y-Teen; Booster’s Club; Intramural Sports. PERRY. PEGGY ANN Peg Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teen; Booster's Club: Noon movie attendant: Intramural Sports: 12A Social Committee; 11A Social Committee. REYNOLDS. FLETCHER A. Sabu Audio-Visual Aid; Noon Movie operator; Boy's Glee Club: Orchestra; Religious Club; Freshman Track; Junior Achievement. RIPICH. SANDRA SUZANNE Sandy Senior Y-Teen. cabinet member; 12B Class Secretary; Junior Choir, secretary; Senior Choir; Future Teachers of America Club; Citizen's Club; Canteen Committee; Intramural Sports; Foreign Affairs Club, secretary, treasurer; Cheerleader, head; Great Books Club; Rhodes Review Staff, advertising editor; Coaches Secretary; 12A Year Book Chairman. National Honor Society. RIVELLINO. ROCCO Rocky Bowling Team; Golfing; Decathlon; Senior Choir; Junior Choir: Intramural Sports. ROCHE. EUGENE Rochey Intramural Sports; Freshman Football; Foreman's Club; Track Manager. RODAMER. RONALD Ron Intramural Sports; Student Council Representative. ROSE ALLAN Big Al Junior Varsity Football; Intramural Sports. RUDO. JOAN HELEN Jo Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teen; 11A Social Committee: 12B Social Committee; Booster's Club; Intramural Sports; Art Club. RUSINKO. GERALD J. Jerry Audio-Visual Aids; Noon Movie Operator; Sigma Hi-Y; Booster's Club; Intramural Sports; Sportsman's Club. SCHMOTZER. GARY L. Lee 9th Grade Chorus. SCHWEIER. IRMA CAROLE Inn 11A Class Secretary; 12B Social Committee, chairman: 12A Year Book Commitee; Booster's Club; Future Teachers of America Club; Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teen; Junior Choir; Band; Intramural Sports. SEELBACH. DAVID Dave Track Team: Cross Country Team: Lotterman's Club; Bowling Team: Intramural Sports; Student Council Representative. SHADDOCK. THOMAS R. ’'Moo Student Council Representative: German Club: Track Team: Cross Country Team, captain: Letter-man's Club: Intramural Sports. SHERIDAN. PAUL GEORGE JR. Creamer Freshman Football: Freshman Track: Junior Varsity Football: Junior Varsity Track: Varsity Football; Varsity Track: Citizen's Club; Band; Orchestra: For Old Times Sake ; Varsity “R Club; 9th Grade Chorus; Intramural Sports; Band and Orchestra Club; Waltz Dream ; Student Council Representative, maintenance chairman. SHINKO. JULIUS STEVEN. JR. Jules 9th Grado Chorus: Sigma Hi-Y: Foreman's Club; Badminton team: 12A Class Photographer. SKUDERIN. NORMAN FRANK Skud Sigma Hi-Y; Foreman's Club. SMITH. BOB JOHN Smileling STEPHENSON. FLOYD G. German Club; Gorman Play; lntrcmural Sports; 12A Color and Flower Committee. SYDER. WALTER Sigma Hi-Y: Booster's Club; Intramural Sports; Stagecraft. TURCHANIK. BOB Turk Freshman Football; Freshman Basketball: Junior Varsity Basketball; Varsity Track: Varsity Football Captain; Varsity Basketball; Alpha Hl-Y; Lettorman's Club, president; Foreman's Club; Boy’s Leaders Club; 11A Class President; 12B Class President; 12A Class President: Intramural Sports; Student Council Representative. URBANSKYJ. LESIA ANNA Anna Girl’s Glee Club; German Club; French Club; Band and Orchestra Club. VAVROCH. JOHN ANTHONY John Freshman Football: Freshman Basketball: Freshman Track; Junior Varsity Basketball: Varsity Football: Varsity Track; Boy's Leaders Club; Letterman's Club; Citizen’s Club; Latin Club; Band and Orchestra Club: Senior Choir, president; Boy’s Octet: Madrigal Singers; Boy’s Glee Club; Intramural Sports; All-City Choir. WALKER. PATRICIA LOUISE Pat Student Council Representative; Junior Y-Teen; Band; Band and Orchestra C.ub; 9lh Grade Chorus: Booster's Club; Girl's Gleo Club; Posture Contest: Senior Y-Teen. WE1N. CARL DANIEL WILCZYNSKI. ANTHONY ’Tony German Club; Foreign Affairs Club; Sigma Hi-Y; Booster's Club; Intramural Sports; National Honor Society. WOHLGEMUTH. BOB Woogle Freshman Football: Freshman Track; Sigma Hi-Y; Intramural Sports; Sportsman's Club; 12A Year Book Committee; Junior Varsity Football. Ptfie 17 FAC ULTY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sponsor: Mr. Louis Levine STUDENT COUNCIL Sponsor: Mr. E. J. Holden Page 19 CITIZEN'S CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Oliver Hoffman FOREIGN AFFAIRS CLUB Sponsor: Mr. W. T. Martin Page 20 LATIN CLUB Sponsor: Miss Helen Palmer GERMAN CLUB Sponsors: Mr. L. Levine and Miss Margaret Thieme Page 21 FRENCH CLUB Sponsor: Miss Mary Manning RHODES REVIEW STAFF Sponsor: Mr. T. T. Folkman Page 22 MASQUE AND GAVEL CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Reilly FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Sponsor: Miss Ord Page 23 ART CLUB Sponsor: Miss Martha Kenyon FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Sponsor: Miss Poe Page 24 LIBRARY CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. Callavan FOREMAN'S CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Ernest Bereit Page 25 STAGECRAFT Sponsor: Mr. William Ralls HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Sponsor: Miss Leona Millard Page 26 Y-TEEN CABINET Sponsor: Miss Ruth Hier BOOSTER'S CLUB Sponsor: Mr. G. D. VanNortwick Page 27 JAMES FORD RHODES BAND Director: Mr. Otto Schmidt JAMES FORD RHODES ORCHESTRA Director: Mr. Otto Schmidt Page 28 CHEERLEADERS Barbara Dake, Joan Timko, Pat Rice, Joan Hoyer, Virginia Valchar, Sandy Ripich, Head Cheerleader MAJORETTES Marlene Metro, Head Majorette Elaine Behm, Marilyn Berner, Barbara Scott. Pat Johanni, Helen Hadacek. Page 29 GIRL'S TRIPLE TRIO Director: Mr. G. D. VanNortwick BOY'S OCTET Director: Mr. G. D. VanNortwick Pa ce 30 BOY'S GLEE CLUB Director: Mr. G. D. VanNortwick MADRIGAL SINGERS Director: Mr. G. D. VanNortwick Page 31 GIRL'S GLEE CLUB Director: Mr. G. D. VanNortwick BAND AND ORCHESTRA CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Otto Schmidt P� e 52 A CAPPE1 Sponsor: Mr. G LA CHOIR D. VanNortwick ML-r LETTERMAN'S CLUB Coach: W. W. Vannorsdall SPORTS COACHING STAFF Page 34 BOY'S LEADERS CLUB Sponsor: Mr. William Moritz GIRL'S LEADERS CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. Helen Eterovich Page 35 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Sponsor: Mr. E. J. Holden TRACK TEAM Sponsor: Mr. E. J. Holden Page 36 i AIISHYA W6I ii OOTBALL TEAM Cl!a Mitktony January. 1951. brings the arrival of eighty-six freshmen, as compared to one hundred sixty-three seniors, with eyes fixed on room numbers and fully prepared to meekly ward off any attempts by upper classmen to sell infamous elevator passes. February. 1951. John Vavroch gets off to a great start athletically by being high point man in his first Frosh basketball game against Lincoln. April. 1951, A gala Pop Concert is presented at Rhodes; the roster includes such musicians as Larry Mack. Louise Argenzi-ano, Irma Schweier, and Judy Foote. Vivian Kouba proves herself poised and able as she represents the 9B class in the Posture Contest sponsored by the Girls Leaders Club. Amid all this activity of becoming acquainted with high school life, we participate in the first Civil Defense Security Drill to take place at Rhodes. This had the boys wondering if they were gophers as they haunted the dark basements of the buildings. May. 1951, Fleet Footed Paul Sheridan and Bob Mackulin come in first and second respectively in the half-mile race to make a ood first impression as cindermen, although hodes bowed to West and Lincoln in the tri-meet. September. 1951. Coach Roberts sights John Vacroch. Dick Malm, and Tom McKenna as future varsity stars. How right he was! Along with these additions to the athletic department, Rhodes is fortunate enough to gain Mr. Moritz as assistant grid coach and gym instructor. October. 1951. Much controversy arises as the new report cards make their debut. The entire school system adopts this method of letter grading accompanied by attitude marks. Rhodes football team is yet to face Marshall. West Tech, and Lincoln with three senate wins already under their belts. November. 1951, Yes. this is the month of the BIG CHARITY GAME. Rhodes, west side champions, defeats Collinwood for the city crown in an action-packed game. Tom McKenna appears in Rhodes Review's Whos-it as a freckle-faced, brown eyed Irishman. The student body, though excited over the grid champs, was deeply saddened by the sudden death of Miss Barhyte on November 8th. Docember. 1951. The musical revue, For Old Times Sake” exhibited the talent of Rhodes students and proved to be a tremendous success. January. 1952—No longer freshmen, our fjrestige is accompanied by the addition of ohn Klamar, Cathy Merkle. Mathew Man-iacci. Ron Meihofer, Sandy Ripich. and Joan Rudo. February. 1952—Sandy Ripich becomes a member of the Rhodes Review Staff, as Rhodes celebrates its 20th anniversary. April. 1952 — Donning gym shoes and sports clothes, the faculty proves its skill to the student body on Faculty-Student Day in an effort to raise money for the Band Uniform Campaign. Stars included our own Miss Lanese, who performed in the Cripple Triple Trio, and Jeanine Jaster who opposed members of the faculty in basketball. May, 1952—Barbara Holter vies for 1952 Rhodes track queen, with Fred Brandstadt. manager. October. 1952-—Ralph Haak offers his services as manager of Rhodes football team, while Rccco Rivellino topples the maples for Rhodes kegler team. November. 1952—Rhodes review features Bill Dickens. Rose Marie Miller, Dorothy Foerstor, Jim Bird, and Peggy Perry for unusual names, while the choir prepared to order its new blue and silver robes. December, 1952—Sounds of Christmas bells, and the joyful atmosphere of Christmas surround the activities of musicians Louise Ar-genziano and Larry Mack as they enter the instrumental contest, while plans for The Waltz Dream operetta are in their early stages. Critics say it will be a tremendous success. February. 1953—Many of us found out for the first time that Ralph Haak had a twin sister. Ruth, when their pictures appeared in the Review. The Rhodes cheerleaders, of which Sandy Ripich was an important cog, took second place in the Arena competition. Page 38 March. 1953—Jeanine Jaster captained the girl's championship volleyball team and whether or not S.R. was a member of the anthropod family was being hotly debated. May, 1953 — Peggy Perry attempted to bring the posture queen to our class. Lois Kickel’s keen knowledge of sports won her third place in a Review sports quiz. Julius Shinko fought valiantly for a losing cause as the Rhodes badminton team bowed to West Tech. John Klamar and Fred Brand-stadt campaigned for and won offices of president and vice-president of the student council. June, 1953—Ward Daykin was one of the few successful members of the tennis team and llB's winning track numerals were Huetter, Klamar. Mackulin, and Sheridan. June also was the month of our much remembered good time at Round-Up Lake. September. 1953—We're llA's now, upperclassmen. and we're allowed to organize. The personable and capable officers we chose were Bob Turchanik. president; Ralph Haak, vice-president; Irma Schweier, secretary; George Hascher, treasurer; and Cathy Merkle, social chairman. A couple of purchases were made—the new student council buying an ill-fated juke box and the school finally making the dust-bowl officially ours. October. 1953—Our class held its first organized affair—a picnic. It was a great success. especially the supper-by-flashlight— almost as romantic as supper-by-candlelight. November, 1953—We attend a National Honor Society induction for the second time and it was especially thrilling to see three of our members, Jeanine Jaster, Ed Ayres, and John Klamar inducted into the N.H.S. Jim Bird was interviewed by the Rhodes Review” as a Hi-Y president. The Rhodes Rams climaxed their second thrill-packed championship season in three years by overwhelming Benedictine 40 to 14 in the Charity Game and became the undefeated city kings again. Our boys on the first team were John Vavroch and Bob Turchanik. Others winning football letters were Brandstadt. Klamar, and Sheridan. December. 1953—This seemed to be the month for dances. First came our class informal with the theme of Winter Wonderland.” Room 105 was the ballroom and snow, snowmen, and snowflakes were the decorations. After the dance most of us piled over to Sandy Ripich's for an enjoyable open house. The Y-Teen Christmas formal, The Holly Ball, also came this month and those who attended had a fine time. February. 1954—Overnight we were transformed from lowly juniors to high and mighty seniors—12B's none the less. This time the girls took three of five offices as we elected Bob Turchanik to his second term as president; John Klamar, vice-president; Sandy Ripich, secretary; Cathy Merkle, treasurer; and Irma Schweier. social chairman. March, 1954—Bob Turchanik was elected captain of the 1954 Rhodes Rams football team by a vote of the lettermen. and Ron Meinhofer won an R” in basketball. April, 1954—We attended our third National Honor Society induction and Cathy Merkle joined the ranks of the exalted. Room 105 again was the ballroom as we held our 12B informal with Glenn Miller and his music as the theme and Moonlight Serenade as the title. After the dance the walls of the Ripich home again creaked with the goings on of another open house. June. 1954—We had fine weather for our picnic. There were all sorts of contests; baseball. football, and eating. As we left for the long summer vacation the inspirational revelation that the next semester would be our last hit us and also the practical revelation that the last semester was going to be an expensive one and we had better get to work and get ourselves some cash on hand. August 1954—For some of our class the semester started August 20. but most of us were just making money or loafing yet this month. September, 1954—Well this is it—-that last semester, that one that goes, oh so fast. We wore warned about senioritis and we feel sure we're conquering that disease. Also this month we again put the reins of the class in the capable hands of Bob Turchanik. president; Fred Brandstadt, vice-president; Jeanine Jaster. secretary; Ed Ayres, treasurer; Cathy Merkle, social chairman; and Sandy Ripich. yearbook chairman. October, 1954—Plans for our picnic were made and executed and fun was had by all. Our Rambling Rams are on the move again and we're hoping for another you know what game. November, 1954—Our informal under the title of Masquerade was another success for our class, and plans are being made for our Prom. December. 1954 — The end is drawing closer now and tears were flowing at the Christmas Concert given by the Rhodes Music Departments. January, 1955—A new year and for most of us a new way of life after that last thrilling day that's coming soon. Our high school years are ended. P fx 39 |ANMowwcrne«T5 05 r«uMP I HELLO THE CLItJNItiG IJUT� | iVl BEAT Hj SOm 8 AY FvEAJY A 0 ✓✓ A«T M 0 V ICT o KY CET THAT 0 THf- 3flEAT CARoiO GARBAGE up f M MEft A c 71 Mr. LfT'S AcL Sl s O LIKE THE BiRDlES S'Hb YE CLOE C«AP 6 � tf£ WHAT S HE Ti SwiK'C vou ? Pa ft TNS.lt WATCH THE 3 1 0 £ H EVgfty eOQt rt LEY StZflftC hlfSQ OCA , r or AEAUY H --w that WHO M£ Cfa (Pnapheeu Unable to keep up with the Atomic pace set up by them in their senior year, the January class of '55 decided to return to the bygone days, untroubled by civilization. We see them now in 1970 nested snuggly in their own private Sherwood Forest. What's this? Why it's Preacher Sheridan seeking counsel with George Hascher. It seems that a little Bird, by the name of Jim has passed around the word that the Hascher is trying to throw another one of his infamous parties after the Sherwood Stamp, which is under the able direction of Steve Andrews and Dick DeMooy. Now what? Our fleet-footed messengers, Jeanine Jaster, and Bob Mackulin come crashing through the underbrush announcing the theft of our spiked drinks, by the arch villains Edward G. Rochinson and Richard, swivel hips. Malm. As the empty beverage wagon driven by Tony Wilczynski comes in on all four wheels, McKenna. McKenna. McKenna, and McKenna, the merry men are thrown into disorder over the tremendous loss, hence our two great sleuths Harry Arnold and Dorothy Foerster are sent to track down the villains. Fletcher Reynolds, zoologist of the forest, has developed an amazing strain of deer that stand still, as our famous food hunters Shirley Bouga and Ward Daykin shoot at them. The venison is then prepared by Anna Urbanskyj into one of her foreign intrigue dishes, with the help of her able assistant Carol Erdman. Joanne Bakos and Judy Foote are busily at work sewing the mantels of green—green? for the merry men—merriest of all being smiling Bob Smith. Now around the fire Rose Marie Miller is dancing to the strains of their song, Rose Marie I Love You as sung by our troubador, Bob Woogie Wohlgemuth. Oh ho! More excitement. Larry Mack and Jerry Rusinko are unsuccessfully trying to tear apart Bob Tucky Turchanik and Dr. John Klamar; they still can't get over the fact that they both can't be President! Cathy Merkle is seen frantically running toward John with her first aid kit, to nurse his battered remains. Bill Dickens and Fred Brandstadt are still dark horses in the race for Vice-President. Off and away we detect Ron Rodamer and big Norm Skudderin trying to sell their own rolled cigarettes to Jackie Pall. John Vavroch and Louise Argenziano are off in the forest practicing their duets! Ha! June Kaufmann is frustrated these days; unable to find any walls to paint murals on, she has resorted to carving in trees. And from behind one such tree we watch Peggy Perry as she edges out Betty Jane Cook in one of their notorious drag races on their chopped and channeled stallions. Pace 42 We see Pat Walker and Louise Kaufmann looking around the lorest trying to find something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue. Sorry to say Sandy Ripich is not with us because she chose to face the hard cold world at the side of a certain blond haired Swede. Here come the master yoemen—yo-yo men that is—Dave Seelbach, Ron Kronenberger, and Richard Coakwell, led by their champion Will Scarlet Janos. The new singing sensations, the Four Honey Drippers, Rocco Rivellino, John Hazey, Gary Schmotzer, and Ralph Haak have dedicated their latest song. Oh You Beautiful Doll, to Tom, Sarge. Deiotte. Jester Joan Rudo is devoting most of her time these days to trying to make Carl Wein laugh. What's this, Walt, FuMan Choo. Syder is in the comer of the glen worshipping an oriental idol of himself. Elaine Behm is busily fighting off Julius Shinko who just finished a course in A1 Rose's School for Casanovas. Ed is putting on, Ayres that is. A small crowd has gathered to watch wrestling on the green. In the feature event we see Bouncing” Barb Holter versus Nancy, Hot Head, Haas. An excellent match except for our referee. Little Ron Meinhofer, who is always trying to get into the holds. In Barb's corner we see Harvey Huetter going wild as his protege is floored by Hot Head. Floyd Stevenson, unable to leave his GMC at home lugged it here on his muscular back so he could tinker with it. Flash: Julius Shinko is still developing the negatives for the class yearbook! Queen of the May. Vivian Kouba, upon her own request is attended by her faithful servant, Tom Shaddock. Eleanor Doucha is tripping around the table, setting out portions of food for the merry-men as they come from a relaxing day at work. Irma Schweier and Lois Kickel are still throwing their weight around—one hundred and one hundred thirty respectively. After the meal, the whole band of Merry-men gathers around the flickering fire raising high their voices in tribute to Dear Old Rhodes High. Page 43 tmpt Newark charm WO OCRLA D TH ?es - s X - Zv NE Sh'.G TH£ MOV f STAR Aww COACH CHARGE Sucrv HEAP WA I T M N AmY NOTIONS — I (Class Sill ATOM I FACULTY We the Senior Class of this Atomic Age being composed of sound atoms in mind and body do hereby bequeath the following miracle atoms as possible cures for the troubles we leave behind us. To Mr. Van Nortwick we leave an automatic Penny-Picking-Up-Machine for future use in Girls' Glee Club. To Miss Jenney we bequeath a giant sized wastebasket to accommodate the many sticks of gum collected during geometry class. To Mr. Moran we leave two efficient secretaries for each class to replace those girls with the ink stained fingers who did so much of nothing. To Miss Davis we leave a ticket on a speedy train to the warm sunshine of Florida. To Mr. Tanko we donate a long playing record of his semi-annual speech to all new 12A's Immunity to Senioritis.” To Mr. Henderson we leave a new group of Misses” and hope that he doesn't. To Miss Ord we bequeath a book entitled. How to Keep Honor Study Halls . . . Honorable. We leave to Mr. Sifritt a new movie projector along with notions and instructions on how to operate it. To Miss Thieme we donate a membership in The German Literary Book Club hoping that she will acquire some new books. To Mr. Hartzell we bequeath The New World Dictionary with two million words for his future vocabulary classes. To Miss Lanese we will a pair of stilts to be used when dancing with Bob Turchanik. We leave to Mr. Gaiser an engraved plaque with those now famous words We Missed You Yesterday. ATOM II UNDERCLASSMEN To future track teams we leave the rolling hills of the underground track. To future citizen's club members we leave a generous supply of ice cubes, charcoal, water, and freshly cut hay to be used in strange activities on forth coming picnics. To 9B's we leave a stepladder which will enable them to reach the top shelf of their lockers. We leave to future driving students anything on the car that's still in one piece. The lucky, lucky, 12B's are the recipients of foam-rubber cushions to be used during the Ohio State Psychological Test. Jeanine Jaster leaves her speed to all girls. ATOM in MISCELLANEOUS John K. leaves . . . and so does Cathy. With cold weather now approaching, we leave to those girls who bought Bermuda shorts, one pair of warm leggings. To Louise Argenziano we leave a pint-sized cello which won't be a menace on a crowded bus. To Ron Rodamer we leave pleasant memories of the Senior Class Picnic. John Klamar is the recipient of a sign bearing the letters T-A-X-I to designate his secret ambition. Lastly, we leave all the happy memories of our high school years. Page 46 AUTOGRAPHS P fx49 JANUARY, 1955, DIRECTORY Andrews, Steve .................... 5013 Stickney Avenue ................. ON. 1-4544 Argenziano, Louise 4181 Breton Drive FL. 1-8577 Ayres, Edward G. 2918 Oak Park Avenue ON. 1 -6180 Bakos, Joanne 1617 Granby Avenue SH. 1-6886 Behm. Elaine 4064 West 50th Street SH. 1-6861 Bird. James 4346 West 62nd Street.................. ON. 1-4065 Bouga, Shirley 1509 Ferman Avenue SH. 1-1615 Brandstadt. Fred E. 2913 Hillcrest Drive FL. 1-1850 Coakwell, Richard D.............. 4350 West 58th Street ON. 1-6396 Cook, Betty Jane 4245 Jennings Road ON. 1-5225 Day kin, Ward 1804 Saratoga Avenue ............... SH. 1-4168 Deiotte, Thomas ..................3601 Dawning Avenue .................. ON. 1-5394 DeMooy, Richard 4313 West 48th Street ............... SH. 1-8348 Dickens, William A. 4525 Behrwald Avenue FL. 1-9815 Doucha, Eleanor 4491 West 20th Street ............... SH. 1-2075 Erdman, Carol 3811 West 37th Street SH. 1-1318 Foerster, Dorothy 3312 Searsdale Avenue .............. SH. 1-8020 Foote, Judy 2609 Saratoga Avenue FL. 1-2662 Haak, Ralph 2501 Portman Avenue SH. 1-4629 Haas, Nancy 2221 Ralph Avenue SH. 1-4507 Hascher, George FL. 1-2524 Hazey, John 4338 West 62nd Street ON. 1-3854 Holler, Barbara 4812 West 19th Street FL. 1-1584 Huetter, Harvey 4158 West 58th Street ON. 1-7267 Janos, Wilbert 6247 Stratford Drive TU. 4-6996 Jaster, Jeanine 5208 Wichita Avenue SH. 1-8215 Kaufmann, June Kaufmann, Louise Kickel, Lois ..... Klamar. John A. Kouba, Vivian Kronenberger, Ron 3913 Behrwald Avenue ..................£L 3913 Behrwald Avenue .................FL- J-6763 4603 Oak Park Avenue FL. l-73°£ 3234 West 54th Street ................WO. 1-9492 3301 Oak Park Avenue FL- J 424 4240 Jennings Road ON. 1-3057 Mack. Larry 425 FL. 1-3477 Malm, Richard Sift 42nd Street SH. 1-5722 McKenna. Tom ................ 4218 sMJnd ee. ON. 1-9695 MG kleGCathv 4224 Archwood Avenue FL. 1-3989 MUler?RosehMarie 5401 Biddulph Avenue ON. 1-6975 Page 50 Pall, Jackie Perry, Peggy Ann 1708 Granby Avenue 3014 Oak Park Avenue SH. 1-8086 FL. 1-1067 FL. 1-0026 ON. 1-2312 Rivellino, Rocco 4421 Bucyrus Avenue FL. 1-8389 4501 West 39th Street ON. 1-8342 Rodamer, Ron 4708 West 11th Street FL. 1-2010 Rose, Allan 4247 West 21st Street FL. 1-6596 Rudo, Joan 4306 Stickney Avenue TU. 4-3223 Rusinko, Gerald SH. 1-2448 Schmotzer, Gary 2214 Broadview Road ON. 1-3597 Schweier, Irma Carole 3100 Devonshire Avenue FL. 1-7297 Seelbach, David 4339 West 62nd Street ON. 1-8754 Shaddock, Thomas R. Sheridan. Paul Shinko, Julius Skuderin, Norman ... Smith, Bob Stephenson, Floyd Syder, Walter 5601 Flowerdale Avenue 4943 West 14th Street 3802 Schiller Avenue 5701 Archmere Avenue 1818 May view Avenue 4547 Pearl Road ..... 3823 Dawning Avenue FL. 1-9864 SH. 1-5275 FL. 1-0528 FL. 1-3553 ON. 1-8479 ON. 1-0129 FL. 1-2978 Turchanik, Bob 4467 Fulton Road SH. 1-8633 Urbanskyj, Ann 2914 Oak Park Avenue . SH. 1-7441 Vavroch. John ................... 4209 Schiller Avenue SH. 1-6791 Walker, Pat 4474 Broadale Avenue FL. 1-6247 Wein, Carl 4347 West 56th Street SH. 1-8455 Wilczynski, Anthony 1919 Cook Avenue SH. 1-1700 Wohlgemuth, Bob 2209 Forestdale Avenue Page 51 I f T J PUBLISHED BY THE JUNE CLASS - 1955 JAMES FORD RHODES HIGH SCHOOL CLEVELAND, OHIO Margaret Frueh Editor Marilyn Jahnkc Grant Lawrence Don MacFarlane David Neldon Rose Ratka PauJ Rozilo Janeal Turnbull Rosemary Wanko Yearbook Committee met fliql fane film 1848 - 1927 '« -TWHiw 111 Nioou in mu Hah or sksikiss to hu or ixmu HIKOK m riB3T AffiPlCAtt o MUTICAL MI5T0ftUK.SU 5rAHTIAL, ® SAGACIOUS. WUPJiAIT.JUOlCUUr. «• ■Mtctau wies to MdiicAa scH MWap a� T6 ms ourny ° Foreword In rhis thirty-second edition of Rhodes Yearbook, the aim has been to reflect ever)’ phase of our high school life. There arc pictures, grave and gay; pictures that will remind us, through the years to come, of the good friends we have had, the good times we have known, and the rooms and corridors that have echoed to our foot-steps. Many pictures will bring smiles; some, perhaps, will bring a tear. The thought has ever been uppermost, in compiling this book, that a yearbook is not just for today and tomorrow, but something that should grow more interesting and dear to us all through the passing years. When some members of this class shall have reached the heights that the records of their past achievements indicate they will attain, we shall want to look again at the jolly, informal shots that reflect these happy days of comradeship at Rhodes and say, with pride, 1 knew him when------ Deepest expressions of gratitude are due to the school administration and our dass adviser, Mr. Tanko, for their unfailing assistance and wise counsel. Thanks also is due to the teaching staff whose members have been helpful, patient, and tolerant of the Yearbook Committee's struggles to compile the material that has gone into this yearbook. The entire class should appreciate the co operation of the staff members who appear in the faculty photograph. No school record can be complete without that most important of all factors—the teaching staff! Students will remember these men and women wirh deep gratitude. Members of the senior class and many under-class members have co-operated in supplying the hundreds of memory-jogging snapshots that appear in these pages. No words can express the loyalty, hard work, and intelligent co-operation of the members of the Yearbook Committee. In addition to willingly assuming their share of grueling routine work, members of this committee have made special contributions. Marilyn Jahnke designed and executed the cover-linings. With Don MacFarlanc, she also wrote the Class Prophecy'. Rosemary Wanko and Grant Lawrence compiled the Gass History. The Gass Will is the work of Janeal Turnbull and Paul Rozilo. Dave Ncldon served as yearbook committee photographer and Rose Ratka, committee typist. And now, Classmates, rhis Yearbook is yours. We leave it to your mercies and we hope, to your enjoyment. If you feel it is YOUR Yearbook we have succeeded in our endeavors. It is for you to determine whether or not we have accomplished out purpose. The Editor. Ptfc 2 r MISS BLANCHE JENNEY DEDICATION We dedicate our yearbook to you, Miss Jenney, with sincere respect and deep affection. This is our way of showing our appreciation to you for your guidance and help during our four years at Rhodes. We appreciate the patience and understanding with which you instilled in us the knowledge of the various phases of higher mathematics. We’ll remember you as a teacher and friend who was always ready and willing to help us solve our problems. We hope that you will remember our class as one that always tried to live up to the principles of the school. THE SENIOR CLASS June, 1955 P� ge3 NEIL D. MATHEWS To Members of the Class of Jane, 1955: We hope that Rhodes High School has offered each of you opportunities through which to prepare for more effective citizenship and more successful living. However, your diploma is not a guarantee of life-long success. Achievement of success in the years ahead will depend largely upon the manner in which you take-advantage of opportunities and build upon the foundation which we hope has been laid during the past four years. May each of you, in accepting the rights and privileges to which your diploma entitles you, accept in full the responsibilities and obligations which it places upon you. Best wishes. P««c 4 Neil D. Mathews We of this class have known you not only as a counsellor, Mr. Gaiser, but as a teacher and friend. In each capacity you have served us well. You have shown us the importance of truth and taught us to face things and make the best of circumstances. You have taught us that there is no cause for shame in being wrong, if we learn from our mistakes. Words cannot express our gratitude. We of this graduating class may be a bit over-confident, Miss Hier. No doubt this is typical of youth. Perhaps it is unfortunate that this confidence is likely to fade with time. Few of us may ever know the taste of fame, but perhaps there may be one among us who has the qualities of leadership that the world needs. We believe that you have helped us to recognize, in ourselves and in our classmates, such potential leadership as we possess. You have kindled in every heart, where leadership dwells, a small flame that will grow with the years until it may eventually shine brightly enough for world recognition. We shall always be grateful to you. Choosing a vocation or a college is something like travelling in the blackness of night. You, Mr. Ferguson, have served many of us much as a small candle serves a wanderer in the dark. You have shown us the way, and yet you let us make our own decisions. We shall always remember your guidance that may have kept some of us from stumbling. Thank you, for always being there when we needed you. HOWARD GAISER Pa te 5 CARL FERGUSON MISS RUTH HIER JAMES ETEROVICH MARILYN GALLAGHER RICHARD CROCCO Vice President Secretary Treasurer LUCILLE SHILLAT Social Chairman Paj!e6 MARGARET FRUEH Yearbook Editor 19SS M ■ I ■■ ■■■ SCHOLASTIC LEADERS MARGARET FRUEH RITA PAULOSKI CAROL GRAF SOCIAL COMMITTEE Carl Keske, Allan Rocsch, Richard Wolcott, Lucille Shillac, Chairman. David Gasior, Charles Craig, Rita Pauloski, Rhonda Gasior, Juliette Courey, Marguerite Rczabeck, Rita McAuley. Page 8 CAP AND GOWN, COLOR AND FLOWER, ANNOUNCEMENT COMMITTEES Clayton McElwainc, Ken Frank, Marilyn Schnell, Yarid Sahley, Mary Dzuranin, Louise Rand. YEARBOOK COMMITTEE David Neldon, Marilyn Jahnke, Don MacFarlane, Rose Ratka, Paul Rozilo, Janeal Turnbull, Rosemary Wanko, Grant Lawrence, Margaret Frueh, Editor. JULIETTE COUREY J� Ut Our Town: Y-Teen cabinet and sec.; FTA pres.; Glee Club sec.. P'es : Sr. Choir; Booster's; Music librarian; Teacher's asst.; I2B Soc. Com.; I2A Soc. Com.. 11A urn.; Canteen Com ; Citizen's Club. EVA CORN For Old Tint's Sskt: Band vice pres : Orchestra sec.; Band and Orchestra Club; State music contest, first place; City contest, first place; 9B Chorus; Sr Choir. Glee Club. RHODES Dear old Rhodes High Thy wisdom lights our path Thy friendships true Stay with us to the last. HYMN We stand united In thy purpose true Loyal and faithful To the white and blue. ROSALIE CONTE Rost Home Economics Club; Booster s Y-Teen; Intramurals. Teacher's asst ; Noon movie cashier; FTA; Book room asst JUDITH COLL Judy Leader's vice pres; Student Council; Y-Teen; Intramurals; 9B Chorus; Jr. Choir. Cafeteria cashier. Teacher's assistant; Booster's. DANIEL CLARK Dsn Chaplain Rhoda Hi-Y; 9B Chorus; Intramural Baseball PATRICIA CHAMPLE Pst Citizen's Club; Y-Teen; Library Club sec 9B Chorus. Jr. Y-Teen: Intramural Sports. ARLINE ANDRYKOVICH Andy Lcadcr't: Srudent Council oc. com: Teacher ! helper: 9B Chorui. Library Club: Booster' : Y-Teen; FTA; Intramural sport . ALFRED BACHMAN At Student Council vice pres.: NHS; German Club; Letter-man's: Sigma Hi-Y: Orchestra; Dance Band; Canteen Com ; Varsity track; Cross country. UA Social Com.. Intramural baseball. PEGGY BANNASCH Ptg Glee Club; 12B Class treas; 9B Chorus: Jr. Choir; Jr. Y-Teen cabinet: Sr. Y-Teen. Office asst.: Teacher’s asst.; Intramural sports: Hostess. WILLIAM BARTH Bill Foreman's Club; Bowling team; Sigma Hi-Y; Intramural wrestling: Intramural basketball; Intramural baseball. EUGENE BASALLA Dii Student Council; B-R Canteen Committee; Foreign Affairs Club DORIS BASTYN ' Dotit Girl's Glee Club; Student Council; Teachers assistant; Hostess; 9B Chorus: Y-Teen; Intramural spom ROSEMARY BRODERICK Rost Sound effects for play. Oar Town: Alpheta Tn Hi-Y. PATRICIA BOLICK Par- Booster's Club; Senior Y-Teen; Future Nurses of America. LAWRENCE BERG Lorry Glee Club: All-City Choir; Octet; Madrigals. Band: Sr Choir: Orchestra; Booster's. 9B Chorus: Canteen Committee. Foreign Affairs. Audio Visual Aids: Ensemble contest; Solo contest FRANCIS BECKER Led school in band uniform tax scamp drive. mm LAWRFNCE COYNE Lrrry I cadet's; All-City Orchestra; Rhodo Dance Band; Regional High School Orchestra. Solo and ensemble contests; Band; Orchestra; Intramural basketball CHARLES CRAIG Cbutt Foreman's Club treat.: Varsity football mgr.: Varsity basketball mgr ; 12A Soc. Com ; Fre;hman football SHIRLEY CRISWELL Sbirl Ntthi ol Jjh 16: Christ mot Cent. You Com't Teke It Ttth You: Hostess. Noon movie cashier. Book room assistant; Jt Y-Teen; Sr. Y-Teeo RICHARD CROCCO Rick Student Council pres ; NHS: German Club pres : Canteen pres.; Citizen's Club. I2A treas ; I2B vice pres; Work and Win Club JAMES ETEROVICH Jim” NHS pres. I2A vice pres: Citizen s Club: German Club; Rhodes Color Guard. Canteen Committee, intramural sports MARJORIE ESTERL Afargl Art Club; FNA vice pret and soc. com; 9B Chorus; Dispensary helper; Y-Teen; Intramural sports. I I FRANK ERLENMEYER Foreman's Club; Student Council. Sortsman’s Club. JV Football. Booster's Club; Intramural sports CARL ENGLEHART Smiley” Intramural basketball; Vocational guidance host EUGENE ENDERLEIN Gene” 12B Social Committee; Foremans Club. Band. Rhodes Color Guard, sgt; Intramural sports; Trophy case chairman; Runner up. Clef lend Preil Printing Contest. LEATRICE El BEN Lee” NHS: Y-Teen pres.; FT A pres ; Lab. asst.; Teacher's asst.; All-City Choir; Sr. Choir; Madrigals. Glee Club; German Club vice pres ; Honors Reading; Study hall monitor: Badminton; Tennis; 9B Chorus. ROBERT DASH Bob Nigbi of Jen. 16; Oar Town; Yoa Con i Take h Tub Yon; Varsity track; Masque and Gavel pres.; Letttrman'i Club; Student Council; Rhoda Hi-Y; Intramural spom; 9B Chorus KENNETH DeBOW Km Intramural baseball; Intramural basketball. Naval Reserve GERALDINE DERNAY Gen Alpheta Tri Hi-Y pres.; Senior Y-Teeo: Student Council; Junior Y-Teen; Intramural sports DONNA DICK Senior Choir; 9B Chorus; Glee Club; Junior Choir. Senior Y Teen; Intramural sports. Book-room assistant. MAXINE DIENES Mm Hostess: Senior Y-Teen. Cafeteria assistant: Rollercade Olyra pic Association. RALPH DIENES “Dienie Leader s. Rhoda Hi-Y; Freshman basketball; Intramural baseball: Intramural basketball: Road Knights. MARY DZLRANIN Leader's Club vice pres and treas.: Hostess; 12A Color and Flower Com : Teacher's sec ; 9B Chorus: Jr. Choir treat ; Intramural sports; Y-Teens. NORMA DORN German Club. FNA rrcaj and Council representative; FTA; Y-Teeo: Office helper; Hostess. Window painting contest winner. Intramural sports LOUIS DIXON Lon Orchestra pres.; Band tteas; Band and Orchestra Club pres ; Glee Club; All-City Band. All City Orchestra: Freshman football. Intramural wrestling: Rhoda Hi-Y chaplain; 9B Chorus: Silver medal for eight rears of gardening. BARBARA DiVICOLI Barbie Senior Y-Teen; Bowling; Booster's Club. KENNETH FENNER Bumptr Rhode Color Guard, rifleman; Band. Intramural baseball PETER FERGUSON Par National Honor Society; Larin Club. German Club; Booster's Club; Intramural sport MARTIN FESING Mnrty Senior Choir. Boy Glee Club; Octet; Foreman Club; Sportsman's Club LAWRENCE FODOR Ltrry National Honor Society; German Club; Orchestra; Band: Rhode Dance Band; Inramural sport . RUTH HINZ Hut Senior Y-Teen; Booster's Club; Bookroom assistant; Intramural tports. LENORE HENKE Ltnny Y-Teen cabinet: FTA: FNA social chairman; RhoJn Rt-rtrtr typist; Jr Y-Teen. 98 Chorus. Teacher' asst.. Badminton tournament; Pin; pone tournament, JANET HEIDELOFF Cititen's Club; German Club; Band. Orchestra. Student Council soc tom.; Noon mosie cashier. Y Teen cabinet and treat ; FTA; Art (Hub: Honors Readmit. Boosters; Intramural tports. 9B Chorus SUZANNE HAWKINS Jar Band and Orchestra Club. Band; Tardyroom asst.; Y-Teen drama committee; Bad mmtoo and ping-pong tournaments: Swimming meet; Intramural baseball RUTH HAAK Rmhtt Gtirens Club. 11A Social Committee. 12B Social Committee. Booster's Club; 9B Chorus; Intramural sports STANLEY GRUDZ1EN Sun _ Intramural wrestling; Holy Name Society. KENNETH FRANK Ken Sc. Choir; Glee Club; Color guard; Band; Foreign Affaire Canrecn Com ; 11A Soc. Com ; 12B Soc Com. 12A Announcement Com; Student Council; Booster's; Fmhrain track: Jr. Achievement pres. MARGARET FRUEH Merge Scholastic leader; NHS: Year book editor: Renew editor; German Club; Glee Club; Y-Teen; Honors Reading: Boosters; FT A see.; TV panelist; Lab asst ; Teacher s asst.; Community Fund Chair.: Art awards; Scale essay contest, second. VERNA GAGLIONE FT A vice pres . Y-Tcen soc. com.; Canteen Com.; Lab Asst: Booster's: Alpheta Tti Hi-Y chaplain: Teacher's asst.; Coach's sec.; Intramural sports DAVID GASIOR Dare Rhodes Color Guard: Boys Glee Club; Canteen Committee. 12B Social Committee; 12A Social Committee. RHONDA GASIOR Ronnie NHS; I2A Class Social Committee. Art Club; Two window painting awards; Four scholastic art wards; Intramurals; 9B Chorus. CAROL GRAF Scholastic leader. NHS. Gti-ren's; Leaders. Foreign Affairs: German Club; Sr. Choir; Glee Club; Student Council; Renew associate editor; Work and Win. Y-Teen Cabinet: Boosters; Intramural sports: 9B Chorus. MARY GIGANTE Leader's Club vice ptes . ireas.: Sr Choir; Glee Club. Y-Teen: Student Council; Intramural sports: Office helper; Hostess; Booster's; 9B Chorus. JOAN GOLAN Joemt Hostess; Y-Teen: Booster's Club: Student Council; Bowling: Intramural basketball; Intramural soccer. ti MARILYN GALLAGHER Lynn NHS; Leaders pres.; Y-Teen sec. pres; Ciriaen’s; MA sec.; I2B sec.; I2A sec.; German Club; Student Council: All- City Choir; Glee Gub sec; Sr Choir; Canteen Com.: Office asst; Work and Win; Booster’s. —4 L ’ k I LAVERNE GAYDOS Ptenwti Hostess. Rhodes Renew typist: Sr. Y-Teen; Jr Y-Teen; 9B Chorus; Junior Choir. LYNN HNAT Smtiry Night o I Jen 16: Masque and Gavel Cub. Y-Teen: 9B Chorus, Jr Choir; Noon movie cashier: Storeroom ««.; Book-room a� w.; Intramural iportv CAROL HOLDA Honey Drum Majorette of America: Ret! Crow Swimming inttruc-tor. Home Economic Club; Aqua Teen Swim Cub; 9B Choru . ZORIAN HORODYSKY Foreman Cub; Track team; Intramural ping-pong tournament chairman LENORE IRONS Nor FTA: Library Cub: Boosters Club: Y-Teen. Book room assistant: Teacher assistant: 9B Chorui GEORGE KRAUS iMooir” Varsity cro country; Vanity track. Choir. Glee Club: Student Council; Bootter . HA Soc Com.; Masque and Gavel. 9B Choru ; Intramural tpont; Nig hi el Jen. 16; Onr Hum Were Young end Gjy: On Tone. MARY JANE KOZIMOR Narional Honor Society; For eign Affair Cub; Sr. Y-Teen Booster ; Intramural Spoiti Year Cem’l Take li With Yon CAROL KOVACH KtUer Nigbl ol January 16; O nr Hearn Wert Young and G n; Yon Cant Tate h With Yon: Chrnlmai Carol. Out Town: Mavque and Gavel Club; Noon movie tashier; Y-Teen; 9B Chorus; Jr. Choir. Booster's. JAMES KOSHEL Jim For Old Timet Sake: Bootter'i Club KATHERINE KORYLAK Kathy French Club hoc. chairman: Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teen; Intramural tporct; 9B Chorus ROBERT KOEBUTZ Boh Art Club toe chair . Sigma Hi-Y: Intramural tpom; Booster' Club; Kustom Kings Automotive Club vice ore .; 9B Chorus: Clet eland Newt In-terscholastic Bowling Team MARILYN JAHNKE Afo-Alo NHS social chairman: Art Club trice prc� : I2B Social Committee, I2A Yearbook Committee: German Club; Foreign Affairs; Booster's; Cafeteria cashier; Y-Teen; 9B Chorus: Intramural sports. JAMES JENKINS Jim Senior Choir; Ping-pong tournament; Intramural sports. PATRICIA JOHANNI Par Majorette: Band and Orchestra Club. Glee Club FTA: Y Teen. Band. Bookroom asst: Teacher s asst ; S2000 Dance scholarship. TV contest. 9B Chorus: Oar Htjrli ITer Yount jnJ City, choreography; Htr Falsi Btthly PAUL KARAS Rhoda Hi-Y vice pres and pres.; Lettcrman %; Deca'h'.on team. Varsity track: JV Football, Foreman's; IIA Social Committee: Cross country team; Intramural wrestling, baseball, baskrtball: Booster s. RONALD KATT Kui) Foreman's Club treasurer Bowling team. Freshman foot ball: Freshman track. JV tratk JV Football: Intramurals. ALBERT KEIIOE At Lettcrman Club. For OU Timt i Shit: A V'jit: Drtam Glee Club; Stagecraft; JV Football. mgr.; Varsity foothall mgr.. Terra-aqua club. WESLEY KOCH Ir« Varsity basketball: Lenerroan's Club. Teacher's assistant. Audio Visual Aids; Intramural basketball; Intramural baseball; Freshman basketball. NANCY KNEREM Homtt French Club: Jr Y-Teen; St Y-Teen; Intramural sports. Teacher's assistant; Prayer meeting. room 10). NORMA KICIELINSKI Ktntl Girl's Glee Club: Future Nurses of America; Y-Teen. Booster s: 9B Chorus; Intramural Sports CARL KESKE NHS vice pres ; Citizen's pres ; Foreign Affairs pres.: Masque and Gavel pres.; German Chib. Choir vice pres.; Glee Club: 11A Soc. Com.; I2A Soc Com.; Student Council; Alpha Hi-Y pres; Booster's; Canteen Com.: Oar Htarti V'trr Young. Gay. MARY KUBALA NHS: Latin Club treas.. sec : Band sec : Orthoiri sec.; Band and Orchestra C ub sec.: Foreign Affairs: Y-Tecn cabinet; FTA; Student Council; All-City Orchestra. 9B Chorus. In-ttamutal sports; Modern Dance frograms. West Side Orchcitn estival; IFa n Drtjm EUGENE KULIK 6m Intramural basketball: Intra- mural baseball; Statecraft. ELIZABETH LACZKO Btity NHS; Latin Club; FNA; 9B Cborut; Office helper; Store helper. Cafeteria cathier; Movie cashier. Lab asst ; Teacher' asst ; Library Club; Jr Y-Teen; Athletic Club bookkeeper GRANT LAWRENCE “Cook NHS: Student Council: Citi-xen's; Latin Club: Foreign Affairs: Band pres.: Work and Win Club; 11A Soc Com.; 12B Soc Com ; 12A Yearbook Com; Orchestra vice pres.; All-City Orchestra. JANICE MELDA Jan Latin Club initiation com., procram com.: PTA; Y-Teen cabinet, chaplain; Library Club; Intramural baseball and soccer; Jr Y Teen. 9B Chorus: Teacher' asst.; Store helper; Noon movie cashier WILLIAM MEIER Big Bill Choir; Glee Club. 9B Chorus; Alpha Hi-Y membership chairman. Booster' : Freshman football: JV football. 11A Soc. Com . Student Council: Intramural sports; Yon Crir'r Trie h with Vox. CLAYTON McELWAINE MU '• NHS. Glee Club: Octet. Mad-rivals. Choir pies . All-City Choir. Citizen's Club; Cap and Gown Cum ; Canteen Com ; Alpha Hi Y; Freshman foot ball, basketball, and track: JV font bull. Boosters: 9B Chorus; Incramurals MARCIA McCLUNG illrr i Citiien's Club soc. tom . Home E Club sec ; Student Council co-chairman soc. com .. G'ee Club. Teacher asst.; Y-Teen. Honors Reading; Booster's. FTA. Choir; 9B Chorus; For OU Tnae'i Sjkt. Nigbl nl Jjit. 16. RITA McAULEY RtrJ Glee Club treas.; Y-Teen cabinet. Leader s vice pres : Choir; Jr Y Teen vice-pres. I?B Soc Com : 12A Soc Coro ; YTeen soc. tom. Modern dante program; Booster' : Re-r ex- typist. FTA. Inttamural sports BARBARA MATE Bokbt Sr Choir, Glee Club vice pres , Triple Trio. French Club vice pres; Student Council. Modern dance programs; All Cry Choir, Y-Teen: Honors Reading; Noon movie cashier; Intramural sports. 9B Chorus WILLIAM LIATTI Bill Intramural wrestling. Boxing: Fought in Golden Gloves for Rhode Recreation Center I JOHN LESKO Cla� E baseball ■ MARY ANN LEZAN Atari Latin Club o ial chairman: FNA pre ; FTA; Store helper. Dispcmarv helper. Lab a t : Noon movie cathigr; Teacher tec : Council and League lor Nutting repreientative AGNES LINDNER Au’t” Junior Choir; 9B Chorus; Jr. Y-Teen; Future Nurie of America GEORGE LENHARD Foreman' Club RONALD LIPIN Ron NHS; Foreign Affair vice pre .; French Club pre : Latin Club; Citizen . Booster : Sportsman' ; Glee Club; Choir; Rrrttu taff; Homeroom announcement ; S C: Honor Reading; JV football; Inter- choia ti( badminton. MONICA MARTZ Booster' Club. 11A Social Committee. 12B Social Committee; 9B Chorut; Sr. Y-Teen; Teacher a t; Intramural tportt; Potrure Queen MATTHEW MANIACI Matt Masque and Gavel Club; Our Town: Who GtU iba Cat?: Heaiby Toun. MARY ANN MACK Alai Leader ec : Home Economic Club. FTA; Jr. Y-Teen Cabinet; Sr Y-Teen. Orchestra, Student Council: Modern dance program; Badminton team; Intramural tport . 9B Chorut; Teacher a� t DONALD MacFARLANE McDwi NHS treat,; Student Council tax ttamp chairman; Yearbook Committee; Citixen’ ; Band; Foreign Affair ; Alpha Hi-Y; Lab aitt ; Canteen Committee. Intramural . MAR1LYNN MILLER AUr Bind jnd Orchestra Club: Y-Tcen; Band: Horn Economic Club. Science Club. Intramural ba-kctball. volleyball, and bate-ball. 9B Chorut V t JOSEPH MIRKA Jot Leader pre . UA. 12B. t2A pre : Leeterroan't v p., pre . Alpha Hi-Y chaplain, trea , v p ; Vartity football: Vanity track captain: Printing lore- man Booster . Teacher' ant ; JV Basketball � RALPH MOLINARI Mo Vanity football: Vanity basket-ball captain: Printing foreman; Lettetman � Club: Frethman football, batkeiball. crack: JV backet ball, football, track: Al- Fha Hi-Y ec . trea ., pre .; ntramuial wrestling EDWARD MURRAY Walther League president MARGUERITE REZABECK Rtz Cimen t tec.; German Club; Leader ; Booster ; Student Council. Y-Teen. Choir: Glee Club; Canteen Com , Masque and Gavel: Honor Readme: I.’A Sot Com; Lab a � t . For Old Tmt'i Ja e. Oar Httrti V'tft Yo� t sod Gsy; Aligdr ol Jsn 16. ALICE REVILOCK At Leader t. Student Council ticket chairman and publicity: Jr Y-Teen trea ; Sr Y Teen; Glee Club; Art Club. Rttutv typist. Modern dance program ; Swimming program. Noon mov e ca hier, 9B Choru ; Jr. Cho:r; Intramural . LOUISE REANT Lou Senior Y-Teen; Junior Y-Teen: Junior Choir: Future Teather of America: Intramural tportt; Ho te� i ROSE MARIE RATKA Rout Y-Tcen; 12A Yearbook Com.; Rtntu' typitt; HA Soc. Com ; 12B Sot Com. Boo ter‘s; Book room a t.; Teacher a t ; 9B Chorut; Intramural tportt: Canteen Committee LOUISE RAND Boon Triple Trio; Senior Choir; Citiren' Club; Glee Club food chairman: Foreign Affair treat ; Y-Tcen. I2A Announcement Committee; Intramural baveball. bowling, badminton. 9B Chorut ROGER POWELL Rot Sporttman Gub treauirer; Foreman' Club; Sigma Hi-Y. Intramural sport . DAVID N ELDON Dsn Bind. Yearbook Committee, photographer; Booster s lub. Kustom King Automotive Club. Roadeo driving coo test winner. 9B Chorus CAROLYN NOSS Snook ) S'udent Council tec ; I2B Social Committee. Y-Tcen. Boosters Club. Library Club. Teacher � secretary; Intramural sports JAMES OSTAS Jim Foreign Affair Club; Intramural basketball: Intramural baseball LAWRENCE PA.MER 'Li'r} Photography — In Clertl.nJ PIjm Dtdltf Pictorial Sect on March rt. 1955. PATRICIA PATCHEN Pst Senior Y-Teen: Junior Y-Teen: 9B Chorus; Intramural sports RITA PAULOSK1 Scholastic leader. NHS see; I2A Soc Com: Band and Orchestra Club; Cituen's. Latin Club sec ; Band; Orchestra. Lab asst.; Y-Teen treat . Foreign Affairs. Modern Dance programs: Work and Win; Intramurals. 9B Chorus; V'slli Drrjm. HELEN POPOVICH Senior Y-Teen; Junior Y-Teen; Teacher’s assistant; 9B Chorus; Intramural sports KENNETH POLLOCK Ktn Orchestra. Track. German Hub. Olympic Health Club we ght lifting). Cleveland kuto Club Youth Council; Custom K:ng’s Automotive Hub. WILLIAM POLK Bill Art Club vooal committee. Bwtr’s Club; Intramural baseball, basketball, and wrestling. Olympic Health Club I weight lifting); Cleveland Auto. Club Youth Council. Kutfom Kings Automotive Club SALLY PINCH 5a Winner of two awards in Scholastic Art contest; Book-room assistant; Intramural tpotts. 9B Chorus. Four years perfect a;tendance PATRICIA RICE Pa t Y-Teen; ETA; Booster . Noon movie ca hier; An Club; 9B Chorui; Intramural volleyball, haskeball. bateball. � ocier. II.SA RICHTER Larin Club; Marque and Gavel Club; Radio announcement!, Y-Tcen; 9B Chorui, Booicer� ; Noon movie caihicr; Teacher astt.; Intramural iporti; Cbriil• mar Caro . JOANN RIEDEL Jo Junior Y-Teen. Senior YTeen; 9B Chorui GEORG1ANNA RIHA George Senior Y-Teen: Junior Y-Teen; Bookitore a it.; Teacher’ am,; Office helper; 9B Chorui GEORGE SHUBA Mont” Track team. Croc country team; Leader i. Foreman Club. Student Council; Booster' : Decathlon; Intramural baieball. back e« ball. wrestling; Road Knightt LL'CILLF SHILLAT La.tr NHS oc. chair . 12A Soc Chair.; Student Council; Citi-ren'a toe com Leaden. German Club treat ; Y-Teen vx chair, treat.. Matque and Gavel: Community Fund ipeak-er. I1A. 12B Soc Com : TV panelitt; Oar Heart! ITere Young anJ Gay; 9B Chorui. PHILIP SENICH ■ ?h,r leader' ; Letterman't Club; Vanity tra«k captain; Vanity football; Wrestling: Pnntmit fi.tcman, Booiter ; Alpha Hi-Y; JV liKitball: Frcihnun baikctball. football, track BEVERLY SFDLACEK “Bor Senior Y-Teen. 9B Chorus; Book room assistant. VIRGINIA SEDA 1'irjt Senior Y-Teen. Home Eco-nomKi Club. 9B Chorui; Jr Choir; Jr. Y-Teen; Bowling team; Swimming team MARILYN SCHNELL Mare Cap and Gown Com . Canteen Com.; Teacher a t; Intramural : 1IA Soc Chairman: I2B Soc. Chairman; Student Council soc chairman: Citi-ren's: Y-Teen; Boosters: Noon mov.e lathiet; Sw.m inttructot. ARLYNE ROBINSON At Booster's Club; Future Teacher of America publicity chairman; Canteen Committee; 11A Social Committee; I2B Social Committee; Y Teen. ROSE MARIE ROCCO Roii’e' Glee Club: Student Council; Noon movie cashiet. Y-Teen: 9B Chorus: Hostess; Intramural baseball. basketball, volleyball, and soccer. ALLAN ROESCli ,Al'• German Club tec ; Band and Orchestra Club vice pres; Sportsman s Club; Band: Intramural basketball: I2A Soc. Com ; CltvtljnJ Neut Inter-scholastic Bowline capeam: Kustom King's Automotive Club sec. PAUL ROZILO NHS: Yearbook Committee: Tied foe first place in geometry contest. German Club. Lab asst.; German play Dokto Albert Sehueuztr; Teacher s asst.; Foreign Affairs Club WILLIAM RUSS U'tllie Boy's Glee Oub: Stagecraft; Woodshop foreman. Ticket salesman. Student Council. But past auto host. CAROL SCHNATERBECK Hostess; Y-Teen drama com.; Home Economics Club vice pres; 9B Chorus; Intramural sports. Noon movie cashier; School Store attendant. ALFRED SCHILLING Prttz Booster's Chib; Art Club: Glee Club. Senior Choir; Tenois Team. Intramural sports. 9B Chorus; Junior Choir: Kustom King s Automotive Club pres. JOSEPH SASARAK Mop ” Varsity basketball: Lettcrman's Club i J BARBARA ROTH Bjrby Latin Oub; Student Council; Oflice helper; Noon movie cashier: Tardy room asst ; Booster's Club: Y-Teen; Hostess. Intramural sports YARID SAHLEY W Leader's: Citizen s; Masque and Gavel v p; Choir treas.; Glee Oub. Octet. All-City Choir; Varsity track; Audio Visual Aids; Boosters; Head announcer; Foreman. Movie operator; Color and Flower Com; JV football, basketball. Night of Jett. 16. NANCY SLED7. ' S • A'pheta Tn Hi Y sec.. treat: Ma’que end Gavel Club social chairman: Scholastic Ait win-nei. two keys and one place. JAMES SMITH ' jin’ Latin Club sue pres . Masque and Gasel toe. chair.: I2B Soc Com ; Communiry Fund •peaker; Hit Fit ! Biouty; ’I hi Ctmt Big Door Slip Night oI mi. 16. NANCY SMITH “Nan YTeen drama committee. Teacher s -ecre-ary; Bookroom asst ; Band; FNA. Radio announcements; Intramural sports; ‘ B Chorus: Chnumai Cmol. LYNN SNYDER Junior Sport-man Club. Intramural baseball; Intramural soccer; Kustom Kings Automotive Club trea'urer FRANK VAICHAR Varsity football, track: Letter-man's v p and train com . Omen's president: Alpha Hi-Y v p Leader's: Printing foreman. IIA vp; Boosters: Audio Visual Aids. Latin Club. Bowline team; JV football, track, basketball ANTOINETTE L'HLIK Tom Leader's; German Club; French Club sec; Student Council treat; Teacher's ass:; Lab asst ; Hostess; Library Club ores: 9B Chorus: Jr Choir; Y-Teen. Booster's; incramuralt JANEAL TURNBULL Choir. Glee Club; Yearbook Com; Kcmtr staff; National Scho'astu Essay award: TV Kinelist; Lsiin Club. Honors radios. FT A. YTeen. Jr Choir. Community Fund pub com . Junior Volunteer of the Year, Intramurals. NANCY TOMSIK Nnnii Senior Y-Teen: 9B Chorus; Bookstore attendant GARY TILDES Foreman's Club: Audio Visual Aids; Intramural sports; Kingt-man. LINDA TICHY m ot Choir; Glee Club. FTA; ’•Teen soc com.; 9B Chorus; riple Trio; Jr Choir; Boost-r's: Masque and Gavel Club, lonors Reading; Intramurals; light of Jan 16: Our Hum in Young snJ Gsy. JOHN W. SPAN. HI Sp n Rhoda Hi-Y; Intramural base-ball. Intramural basketball; Intramural wrestling RUSSELL SPRIGGS German Club; Rhoda Hi-Y. WBOE broadcast. Intramural sports JOAN SPYAK Senior Choir. Glee Club; 9B Chorus; Intramural sports; Al-pheta Tn Hi-Y see ; Teacher's secretary. German Oub. Boosters; Y-Teen NANCY STANGER Nj net Senior Y-Teen. Booster's Club; First Track Queen attendant EDWARD 5TONEBROOK Sionry Boy Scouts of America. Eagle rank. WILLIAM SUPER •■Bill'- Band; Orchestra, All-City High School Orchestra; All-State High School Orchestta; All-State High School Band. Band and Orchestra Club. Rhodes Dance Band. EILEEN THOMAS I Senior Y-Teen; Intramural sports. CHRISTINE TALERICO Chrii” German Club; Senior Y-Teen; Junior Y-Teen; Library Club; Booster's Club; Hostess; FT A study hall monitor MEL TAGER Stork” Varsity track: Senior Choir; Glee Club. Boosters. Alpha Hi-Y; Printing foreman. In-tramual sports. Freshman basketball; JV basketball RICHARD SWASEY Su’fJt Varsity football. basketball, track. Lctterman's Club vice pies ; Varsity training chair.; Rhodes basketball foul shooting champ . JV basketball. Alpha Hi Y; Glee Club. Stage craft. Intramural sports. JOHN VanDYKE 7 v4' Fo'eman't Club. Student Council, Intramural wrestling DALE WAGNER ir, - Foreman' Club: Sporttraan't Club; JV football EDWARD WALD EJ Foreman t Club Booster’ Club. Intramural baseball; Scholastic bowling. Intramural sport . Track; Freshman football ROSEMARY WANKO National Honor Society; German Club 10c com ; Yearbook Com ; Office ant: Teacher asst.; Y-Teen. Vocational Guidance hocte-s SHIRLEY ZUTZ Sh , I Library Club. Lai n Club; Fu ture Teachers of America. Sv.'-mm nt term L birvory — i.i.am, Honor Reading. CHESTER ZEMANY 'Chit” August Graduate—Lctterman't Club; Vanity track; Audio Vnual Aid ; JV basketball, football, track; Sigma Hi-Y. Student Council; Booster s; De cathlon. Teacher ant.; Intramural ; Yon Can't Takt It it ilh Yon. RICHARD ZECHMAN Foreman Club JERROLD ZARLENGA Foreman Club; Intramural spotts. ROBERT YUZVA Track team. Boy'i Glee Club. Senior Choir. Intramural tport . MARTHA YONEK Marly” N'HS. Leaden secretary. German Club; Y-Teen cabinet; Glee Club; Student Council; Modern dance program; Swimming team; 9B Chorus: Jr. Choir; Intramural : For OU Tint'1 Sakr. BEVERLY Wf.HR Bft Cituen't sec.; German Club; Booster's; Choir. Glee Club. Triple Trio; Madrigals; All-City Choir; Y-Teen; Work md Win. Bind; Student Council; Vocal contest winner. Instrumental con I cm winner; Canteen Com. SANDRA WHITE Home Economics Club. 9B Chorus. Junior Y-Teen PAUL WIEST Band. Chemistry laboratory assistant When through these portals wide We came to you, Wc brought our bright young dreams Hopes that were new. Rhodes' winding corridors Seemed pathways to the stars. Four years seemed endless hours To prove our powers. Now at these portals wide We say adeau. Four years have proved, alas, Sadly too few. We leave our foolish dreams. Some arc nor dead. We ll keep our memories. You gave us instead. Now rake our love. Dear Rhodes, And homage due. May our lives ever be Tributes to you. ______ JOAN YANCHAK ‘'Ioann German Club; Glee Club; Jr. Choir; Honors Reading: Y- Teen, 9B Chorus: FTA: Book-room assistant: FNA; Bowling team. Intramural sports. IRENE YANKURA Dolly Booster's; Sensor Y-Teen; Future Nurses of America; Nurse's helper RICHARD WOLCOTT D.fk Citircn s sice pres : Varsity hi krtba’I: l?A Soc Com ; G’ee Club Choir, Boosters; Freshman football mgr ; Freshman track, basketball; JV basketball. Printing foreman. Intramural sports; Printing contest runner-up. I Class Motto: Believe and Venture RHODES FACULTY Parc 23 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President, Jim Eterovich; Vice President, Carl Keske; Secretary. Rita Pauloski; Treasurer, Donald MacFarlane; Adviser, Louis Levine. STUDENT COUNCIL President, Dick Crocco; Vice President, Alfred Bachman; Secretary, Carolyn Noss; Treasurer, Toni Uhtik; Adviser, Ellsworth Holden. Page 29 BOOSTER'S CLUB President, Arlene Budko; Secretary, Robert Cieslak; Treasurer, Carol Heitz. CITIZEN'S CLUB President, Carl Kcske; Vice President, Richard Wolcott; Secretary, Arlene Budko; Sponsor, Gerald Rockwood. Page 30 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA President, Leatrice Eiben; Vice President, Ruth Schmidt; Secretary, Margaret Frueh; Treasurer, Jackie Timchick; Adviser. Miss Bernice Ord. GERMAN CLUB President, Richard Crocco; Vice President, Leatrice Eiben; Secretary, Allan Roesch; Adviser, Miss Margaret Thieme. 31 LATIN CLUB President, Phyllis Kubit; Vice President, Jim Smith; Secretary, Mary Kubala; Treasurer, Walter Lazuka; Adviser, Miss Helen Palmer. FOREIGN AFFAIRS CLUB President, Carl Keske; Vice President, Ron Lipin; Secretary, Carol Heitz; Treasurer, Louise Rand; Sponsor, William Martin. P i?c 32 SENIOR President, Leatrice Eiben; Vice Presiden Treasurer, Janet Heideloff PfUXP Y-TEEN t, Carol Heitz; Secretary, Juliette Courey; RHODES REVIEW STAFF Editor, Margaret Fruch; Associate Editors, Donna Wilkcr, Linda Zika, Lynne Faust; Sports Editor, Jim Fabris; Adviser, Hiram Folkman. ART CLUB President, Diane Urbansky; Vice President, June Salts; Secretary, Irene Sidor; Treasurer, Carol Kish; Sponsor, Miss Martha Kenyon. Pa e 34 FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA President, Mary Ann Lezan; Vice President, Marjorie Esterl; Secretary, Eleanor Slys; Treasurer, Norma Dorn; Sponsor, Miss Ida Poe. FOREMAN'S CLUB President, Dick Topola; Vice President, Dan Vajda; Secretary, Diane Dzurik; Treasurer, Ron Katt; Sponsor, Ernest Bercit. Page 35 FRENCH CLUB President, Caro! Hcitz; Vice President, Gail Koons; Secretary, Jackie Payne; Treasurer, Judy Hill; Sponsor, Miss Mary Manning. MASQUE AND GAVEL CLUB President, Bob Dash; Vice President, Carl Keske; Secretary, Phillis Kubit; Treasurer, Carol Kovach; Sponsor. James Reilly. LIBRARY CLUB President, Toni Uhlik; Vice President, Rosemarie Gcrding. Secretary, Toni Crisafi. Treasurer, Joanne Eustas; Adviser, Mrs. Harriet Cailavan. AUDIO VISUAL AIDS CLUB Presidenr, Larry Brakowiecki: Vice President. Ed Lyons. Treasurer, Ed Lock; Adviser, Joseph Stevens. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB President, Mary Loudon; Vice President, Carol Schnaterbeck; Secretary, Marcia McClung; Treasurer, Milly Malik; Sponsor, Miss Leona Millard. BAND AND ORCHESTRA CLUB President, John Maier; Vice President, Allan Roesch; Secretary, Mary Kubala; Treasurer, Douglas Pinnow; Sponsor, Otto Schmidt. Page 58 MAJORETTES DANCE BAND Director, Otto Schmidt. Pa e 39 RHODES BAND President, Grant Lawrence; Vice President, Eva Corn; Secretary, Audrey B Treasurer, Louis Dixon; Director, Otto Schmidt. RHODES 0 President, Louis Dixon; Vice President Treasurer, Arlene Bormam RCHESTRA , Grant Lawrence; Secretary, Eva Corn; i; Director, Otto Schmidt. President, Clayton McElwaine; Vice President, Carl Keske; Secretary, Jim Thomas; SENIOR BOY'S GLEE CLUB Director, Gilbert VanNorrwick. CHOIR Treasurer, Yarid Sahley; Director, Gilbert VanNortwick. MADRIGAL SINGERS Director, Gilbert VanNortwick. President. Juliette Courey; Vice President, Barbara Mate; Secretary, Barbara Yunis; RHODES GIRL'S BOY'S OCTET Director, Gilbert VanNortwick. GLEE CLUB Treasurer, Nancy Noble; Director, Gilbert VanNortwick. TRIPLE TRIO Director, Gilbert VanNortwick. BOY'S LEADERS President, Joe Mirka; Vice President Frank Valchar; Secretary and Treasurer, Robert Schmidt; Sponsor, William Moritz. GIRL'S LEADERS President, Marilyn Gallagher; Vice President, Judy Coll; Secretary. Sharon Roder; Treasurer, Laurel Chipka; Adviser. Mrs. Alice Eterovich. Page 46 SPORTS COACHING STAFF Coaches: Ralls, Jacob, McCullough, Roberts, Rockwood, Scotr, Holden, Moritz, Moran. LETTERMAN'S CLUB President, Joe Mirka; Vice President, Dick Swascy; Secretary, Dick Safran; Advisor, Warren Vannorsdall. Page 47 BASKETBALL TEAM Captain, Ralph Molinari; Coach, Andrew Moran. TRACK TEAM Co-captains, Joe Mirka, Phil Senich, Ralph Vrana; Coach, Ellsworth Holden. P. e48 SANDS OF TIME As we of the class turn our gaze back and look at our footprints in the sand we can trace our path to the days when Rhodes presented a new challenge in our lives. Wc have already lived that part of our lives, now it is our duty to take from the past something on which to base the future. Life itself is as inconsistent as the shifting sands of the Sahara. Problems which faced us during our brief stay at Rhodes arc now a thing of the past. Just as the face of the desert is constantly changing, so do our lives. Wc entered Rhodes apprehensive of what awaited us. It was truly a challenge to become a part of the school. But. let us look back and see exactly what we were doing during our first year at Rhodes. We had our first taste of school spirit through attendance of football games. The season was climaxed with the winning of the Charity Game. James Koshel, Bill Liatti, and Marcia McClung had their footlight debut in For Old Times Sake' One April afternoon the majority of us descended upon the boys' gym to see the faculty in action at a Student-Faculty Day gathering. The proceeds netted $425 for new band uniforms. P.S. The faculty out did the students.) The first Awards Assembly which we attended was on June 3. Ken DeBow was recognized for his artistic talents while Jim Etcrovich was honored for receiving a perfect score on a National Current Events Test. The first year ended and we plodded on. we were just beginning to feel as if we belonged. It was in the 10B that Marilyn Gallagher. Mary Ann Mack. Marguerite Rczabcck, and Lucille Shillat became members of Girl's Leaders During that same year many of us learned the art of artificial respiration first hand. Charles Craig and A! Kehoe became water boys and aided the football team through victories and defeats. It was also while we were in the tenth grade that ID tags were introduced. Also the Honors Reading idea was put into effect. Just as some things began others came to an end. Mr. Vannorsdall retired from the position of basketball coach that year. Zorian Horodysky. a newcomer from Czecho- slovakia, made all of us feel a bit stupid when we learned of his knowledge of five different languages. Barbara Mate, and Rita Pauloski were in a modern dance program at Central High. Also represented among the energetic of our class were Paul Karas and Chester Zemany, Decathlon stars; Ron Katt, Bob Koeblitz. Don MacFarlane, Allan Roesch, Alfred Schilling, Frank Valchar, and Ed Wald tried their hand at bowling. Katherine Korylak showed herself to be an expert at badminton and Toni Uhlik received the highest score in the girls' bowling tournament. After two years things began to get a bit routine. However, we saw in the not too distant horizon hopes of becoming seniors. At the beginning of the 11B semester we found that Margaret Frueh was the editor of the Rhodei Review, the first junior ever to receive this post. Linda Tichy and Beverly Wehr became members of the Triple Trio and Lawrence Berg. Martin Fesing. and Clayton McElwaine received positions with the Boys' Octet. At Hallowe'en the store windows of Brooklyn took on an artistic look. We found that Rosemary Brcderick, Rhonda Gasior, Bill Polk, and Eileen Thomas, were partly responsible for they had entered the Hallowe'en painting contest. In November we again went to the stadium to cheer our football team on to a second Charity-Game victory This time Benedictine fell before our powerful Rams to the score of 40 to 14. Dr. Albert Schweitzer was the subject of a radio program (in Deutsche) presented over WBOE by Al Bachman, Richard Crocco, Leatricc Eiben. and Paul Rozilo. The business men of our class were Ken Frank and Dave Uasior who were active members ot Junior Achievement. Instead of being followers Arlinc Andrykovich. Judith Coll, and Alice Revilock became Leaders. Objection your honor. was one of many of Jim Smith's lines as he took the part of the prosecutor in the dramatic courtroom production Night of Jan. 16.” Also in the limelight were Shirley Criswell, Bob Dash. Lynn Hnar, Carl Keske. Carol Kovach. George Kraus, and Marcia McClung. Bill Barth. Paul Karas, Phil Senich, and Alfred Page 52 SANDS OF TIME—{Continued) Schilling demonstrated their squashbuckling techniques by taking part in the intramural wrestling program. Girls' soccer games were in full swing that fall with Mary Dzuranin and Mary Gigante as team managers. Representing Rhodes in a tennis tournament at Flora Stone Mather was Mary Ann Mack. Armed with their instruments Louis Dixon, Mary Kubala, Grant Lawrence, and Bill Super took posts with the newly formed All-City Orchestra. Lawrence Berg, Leatrice Eiben, Marilyn Gallagher, Barbara Mate, Gayton McElwaine, and Beverly Wehr found a new challenge in All-City Chorus. Rhodes became the possessor of a new dance band, members from our class were A1 Bachman, Larry Coyne, Lawrence Fodor, and Bill Super. Keeping on their toes was all in a day's work for Mary Dzuranin, Carol Holda, Mary Ann Mack, Rita McAuley, Rita Pauloski, Alice Revilock, Lucille Shillar, Nancy Sledz, Toni Uhlik, Rosemary Wanko, and Joan Yanchak who danced in a modern dance program. A course in culinary arts for the male species became a reality during this semester under the title Boys' Chef. Bob Dash, Ken Fenner, Bob Koeblitz, Joe Mirka, Dave Neldon, Ken Pollock, and Yarid Sahley have since become charter members of the burnt biscuit brigade. However, they always have competition from such people as Rosalie Conte, Mary Loudon, Marcia McClung, Carol Schnatcrbeck, Virginia Seda, and Sandra White, members of the Home Economics Gub. Flappers, dusters, and the charleston came to Rhodes in the form of Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Found taking parts in this play were Carl Keskc, Carol Kovach, Marguerite Rezabcck, Yarid Sahley, and Lucille Shillat. Pat Johanni was in charge of the dances while Juliette Courey and Mary Loudon took charge of the wardrobing. Showing their dandy form the Dan Dandies with Donna Dick. Rose Ratka, Rose Rocco. and Marilyn Schnell became the girls' basketball champs. Student Council elections placed Richard Crocco and A1 Bachman in the offices of president and vice president respectively. It was Eugene Basalla who managed their campaigns. Carolyn Noss became secretary and Toni Uhlik was in charge of the funds. Our class officers were Joe Mirka, president; Frank Valchar, vice president; Marilyn Gallagher, secretary, and Juliette Courey. treasurer. Marilyn Schnell and her social committee which consisted of A1 Bachman. Richard Crocco. Ken Frank. Ruth Haak, Paul Karas. Carl Keske, George Kraus, Grant Lawrence, Monica Martz, Bill Meier, Rose Ratka. and Lucille Shillar were busy creating Paradise Island the theme of our first informal that was to take place in the Rhodes ballroom. Mary Loudon was Rhodes' representative to Halle Brothers fashion board. Francis Becker had brought in the greatest amount of tax stamps in the school. Janeal Turnbull, who had submitted two essays, received a National Scholastic Writing Merit Award. It was while in the eleventh grade that Laverne Gaydos was one of the typists who helped the Rhodes Review staff. In the 11A Richard Gocco, Leatrice Eiben, Jim Eterovich, Margaret Frueh, Marilyn Gallagher, Carl Keske. Grant Lawrence, Rita Pauloski, An-thea Poly, and Lucille Shillat were inducted into National Honor Society. At an Honor Awards Assembly that year Rhonda Gasior received an art certificate and A1 Bachman. Eva Corn. Larry Coyne, Louis Dixon, Larry Fodor. Mary Kubala, and Bill Super were presented with music awards. Seniors at last! To many of us it was not quite the thrill we had expected. However, it did mean that soon an old way of life would end and a new would begin. Our officers in the 12B were Joe Mirka, president; Richard Gocco, vice president; Marilyn Gallagher, secretary; and Peggy Bannasch. treasurer. Marilyn Schnell, our social chairman, had the able assistance of Juliette Courey, Eugene Ender-lein, Jim Eterovich, Ken Frank. Dave Gasior, Ruth Haak, Marilyn Jahnke, Grant Lawrence. Monica Martz, Carolyn Noss. Rose Ratka. Arlyne Robinson. Lucille Shillat, and Jim Smith, her committee members. They all helped to create the scenery that gave our second informal the atmosphere of a Chinese Garden. During this semester Carol Graf. Marilyn Jahnke. Mary Kubala, Betty l.aczko, Ronald Lipin, Don MacFarlane, Rosemary Wanko, and Martha Yonek were inducted into National Honor Society. Page 53 SANDS OF TIME—(Continued) Through a Hallowe'en art contest Norma Dorn started making the knowledge of art pay off by winning a $5.00 honorable mention. Then came the 12A elections. Joe Mirka was again voted into the presidency; Jim Eterovich became vice president; Marilyn Gallagher continued as secretary; and Richard Crocco became treasurer. Lucille Shillat, social chairman, had a committee which consisted of Charles Craig. David Gasior, Rhonda Gasior, Carl Keske. Rira McAulcy. Rita Pauloski, Marguerite Rezabcck, Allan Rocsch, and Dick Wolcott. The yearbook committee, with chairman, Margaret Frueh, consisted of Marilyn Jahnkc, Grant Lawrence, D n MacFarlane, Dave Ncldon, Rose Ratka, Paul Rozilo, Rosemary Wanko. and Jancal Turnbull. A number of our class helped the dream of a social room come closer to a realization by helping to paint the designated room. They were A1 Bachman, Richard Crocco, Grant Lawrence, Ron Lipin, and Marilyn Schnell. Scholarship played an important part in our class. Don MacFarlane and Paul Rozilo received honorable mention in a Sratc General Scholarship Test. On the Ohio Psychological Test, Richard Crocco. Jim Eterovich, Peter Ferguson. Lawrence Fodor, Margaret Frueh, Rhonda Gasior, Marilyn Gallagher. Carol Graf, Marilyn Jahnkc, Carl Keske, Grant Lawrence. Ronald Lipin, Don MacFarlane. Jim Ostas. Rita Pauloski, lisa Richter. Barbara Roth, Paul Rozilo, Jim Smith, Joan Spyak, Jancal Turnbull, Frank Valchar, and Paul Wiest received scores above 100. The 12A found seven more inductees for National Honor Society from our class. They were A1 Bachman, Peter Ferguson, Lawrence Fodor, Rhonda Gasior. Mary Jane Kozimor, Mary Loudon, and Clayton McElwaine. In athletics we will always remember Joe Mirka, Ralph Molinari, Phil Senich. Dick Swasey, and Frank Valchar for their efforts in varsity football. In varsity basketball Ralph Molinari and Joe Sasa-rak will also be remembered The members of the track ream from our class were Paul Karas, Joe Mirka, Ralph Molinari, Yarid Sahley, Phil Senich. Frank Valchar. and Chester Zemany. Active in intramural sports were Ken DeBow. Ralph Dienes, Ken Fenner, Stanley Grudzien, James Jenkins, Bill Polk. Roger Powell, A1 Schilling. Lynn Snyder. John Span. Gary Tildes, John VanDyke, Robert Yuzva, and Jerry Zarlenga. It was also in the 12A that Sally Pinch won two places in the Scholastic Art Exhibition. We had many girls who helped teachers by serving as secretaries. Lenore Henke, Mary Dzur-anin, and Verna Gaglione could often be seen sitting behind a typewriter. During our stay at Rhodes it was not uncommon to see Janet Heideloff playing the cymbals in rhe orchestra. We also saw Suzanne Hawkins, among others of our musically minded class, march in the band. As we look back we find that James Jenkins had come from Oklahoma, Louise Reant from California, and Marilynn Miller from Texas. As we look back we can also see Juliette Cour-ey. Bob Dash, and Matthew Maniaci as they appeared in Our Town,” another dramatic presentation at Rhodes. Perhaps in the future Pat Bolick and Mary Lezan will be nurses judging from rheir membership in F.N.A. and Shirley Zutz may be a teacher if her belonging to F.T.A. is any sign. William Russ, Dale Wagner, and Richard Zechman, were only three of the many in our class who were members of the Forman's Club. It was also during the twelfth grade that Lawrence Pamer displayed his ability in photography by submitting a picture to the Plain Dealer. Last but not least we also remember the color guards at the football games. They were Eugene Enderlein, Jim Ercrovich, Ken Fenner, Ken Frank, and David Gasior. Now let us turn our gaze to the desert again. The wind is beginning to blow. We can hear it whistling and moaning as if it were warning us to take note of our past and learn. The dunes are slowly moving. We can not help comparing ourselves with those dunes. We too are changing, we are now going out into the world, we are as small and unimportant as one of those granulars of sand that compose a dune. However, we must go on just as the caravans that crossed the desen kept on. If we slip and fall in the sand we must get up and plod on It has often been said that each man must play his part in life. But remember, the stage can be as broad as the mind of the man. We still have a great deal to learn and a long journey before us. but, if we remain open minded and learn from our mistakes we will all find our rewards in life; just as an oasis is the welcome reward to rhe weary wayfarer of the desert. Page 54 JUNE '55 As we soar over rhc world in our little balloon, watching the sun rise in the east, memories of the pasr spring up before us. It is the year 1985— thirty years after that memorable date of June 14, 1955. What has happened to all our classmates from JFR since that time? Where have the paths of life led them? WiU we ever know? • • • As we peer through our telescope toward Earth, we discover that we arc drifting over the New York Harbor. Next to the Statue of Liberty, we see another statue—who could it be? Closer examination reveals that it is a statue of our old friend and senior class president, JOE MIRKA, the noted Marine hero, who, when his company ran out of powder, saved the day by throwing cannonballs at the enemy. Nearby, in his ultra-modern office sits Chief Customs Inspector, LARRY FODOR, who has just begun dictating to his VERY private secretary, RHONDA GASIOR. who has recently distinguished herself in the field of shorthand. She won an award for writing 500 words a minute. We find we are now drifting farther on, into the heart of New York. We pause for a moment above the WJFR-TV Building, where that famous program, John's Other Wife’s Husband's Girlfriend, written by DORIS BASTYN, is about to go on the air. Starring in this program is KEN FRANK as the hero. Co-starring are AL KEHOE, MAXINE DIENES. DAVE GASIOR. and PEGGY BANNASCH. And who is that stepping before the cameras? Why it’s MARY GIGANTE, about to read rhc commercial for Lindner’s Big Liver Pills, developed by AGNES LINDNER Outside the studio is BILL POLK, manufacturer of You-Can-Be-As-Tall-As-She-Is Shoes. We pass over the Starem Theater, owned and operated by ED STONF.BROOK. Spike Jones is playing here at present, in the band of another friend of ours—LOUIS DIXON. Farther down the great white way we discover PAT JOHANNI and KEN DeBOW, who arc now dancing together with the Saddler Wells Ballet. PAUL ROZILO is not far behind; we find him with his little tin cup, collecting pennies for Radio Free Europe. He has just received a large donation from CHET ZEMANY. New York Yankee baseball player. As we drift slowly out of New York, we glance back at the new LIN building, designed by JIM ETEROVICH, without a room for Russia. The PROPHECY construction was in charge of woman engineer MARGARET FRUEH. Clouds envelop the balloon and we see no more until we hover over Boston, where we see LARRY COYNE on his way to rehearsal with the Boston Philharmonic. At MIT. BARBARA DIVICOLI is teaching anatomy. We stop for a moment to listen to KEN FENNER. who is making a speech on a street corner. He is trying to repeal the prohibition law passed by BILL MEIER. The wind is getting stronger, however, and we must be on our way again. Before very long, we find ourselves in the vicinity’ of Cleveland, and dear old Rhodes. There is the Dan-Dee Company, where SNOOKY NOSS is busily putting salt on potato chips. Over to the left is the Pfeiffer Beer Company. We hear that MARY KUBALA is now playing the piccolo for their commercials. Farther on, we are able to make out the sign of the Lipin Nipple Company, founded by RON LIPIN. Well, look who’s over there by the railroad tracks—that educated hobo, RICK CROCCO! (He's trying fo Het a freight train back to Harvard. ) We leave him to his searching, and continue to float over the city. We spot Radio Station WUGH, where disc-jockey ZORIAN HORODYSKY. is about to play that new hit song, Eibcn Workin’ on the Railroad, written by LEATRICE EIBEN, and recorded by GEORGE the Groancr SHUBA. We hear that Fred Waring has just left town —and we arc quite disappointed, because we had hopes of seeing another old friend. BUDDY Mc-ELWAINE, who is singing tenor with his group. As we drift out of the city, we also see that star half back of rhc Cleveland Browns, JIM KOSHEL. tearing the tickets in half, and giving them half back. But. we’ve lingered here long enough, and we must depart for parts unknow-n. Our next stop is in Washington, D. C.. where we see CAROL GRAF, the first woman president, presenting MATT MANIACI, mailman, a certificate for twenty-five years' service without stepping on a crack in the sidewalk. Here we also sec LENORE IRONS, diplomat, who is ironing out difficulties between the U. S. and Russia. In Griffith Park LYNN HNAT is bat boy for the Washington Nats. Pane 8 JUNE '55 PROPHECY (Continued) Farther south, we seen MARILYNN MILLER sewing bars on the Confederate Flag. We learn that last week, MARY JANE KOZIMOR was caught posting bills saying, Save your Confederate money—the Sourh will rise again! We don’t have to worry though; she is being defended by that able woman lawyer SALLY PINCH. We are unable to go much farther, however, because the wind has shifted and we arc heading north again. We can’t distinguish any landmarks until we reach Chicago, and the first person we see is ART GRUDZ1EN. It looks like he is holding a gun to the back of RALPH DIENES. What could be going on? Oh—Ralph must have called him Stanley, and now he is going to pay for it! Across the street arc the headquarters for the Fast Driving Club for Men Fat and Fiftyish, and coming out of the front door are four of its most prominent members, PETE FERGUSON, MARTIN FESING, GEORGE LENHARD, and ED MURRAY. The originator of this club was RICHARD ZECHMAN, who gives the tests for drivers’ licenses in Chicago. In town is that famous editor of True Confessions,” AL BACHMAN, whom we missed seeing when we were in New York. On his staff is DAVE NELDON, modern photographer. He is talking to LYNN SNYDER, newspaper critic, about some ’’snide remarks he has made in his column. Also working for that same paper is BOB DASH, writing obituaries. One of the most read articles is MARGUERITE REZABECK’S etireugram puzzles. (Etireugram spelled backwards is Marguerite.) We pass one of the Valchar, Valchar, Frank Parking Lots, owned by FRANK VALCHAR, who has a huge chain all over the country. Parked in the lot we see the Cadillac of MARY LOUDON, manufacturer of Loud ’n Clear Hearing Aids. We hate to leave, but the wind carries us to Milwaukee, where we find EUGENE BASALLA, designing pianos after a certain swimming pool. We also see JANET HEIDEI.OFF, a distributor of Hudapote Beer, bottled by FRANCIS BECKER. And down a little side street, we pass RUTH HAAK’s pawn shop. Their slogan is Well buy it hock, stock, and barrel. Just outside of town, we meet GRANT LAWRENCE, manufacturer of Cookie’s Zweiback, who has just made his second million. Drifting still westward, we pass BOB KOE-BLITZ’s studio, where he is hard at work painting a new whistle in Whistler’s Mother. Posing with the whistle is La VERNE GAYDOS. In the wide open spaces of South Dakota, we find AL ROESCH taking fielding lessons from rh3t old, retired ball player, Ken Keltner. Farther to the west, we sec the three resort tycoons, FRANK ERLENMEYER, BILL RUSS, and CHARLES CRAIG opening their latest resort in the Black Hills. Drifting southwest, we sec RITA PAULOSKI, newly elected sheriff of Laramie, Wyoming. She has just rounded up PAT BOLICK, who was trying to help GARY TILDES escape from the local hoosegow. After a lull in the wind, we finally manage to drift over Colorado. Through our trusty telescope we see DANNY CLARK, who is running for state senator, arguing with his campaign manager, DONNA DICK. It seems that Danny wants to kiss young mothers instead of babies, and Donna doesn't agree. The wind is starting to kick up from the northeast, and before very long, we find ourselves over Hoover Dam, where we see DALE WAGNER, who has a very good job plugging up holes in the dam. (Ooooh, what we said!) From our position over Hoover Dam. we see the neon sign advertising GENE KULIK's gambling casino, Heads I Win; Tails You Lose. Running his roulette wheel we see IRENE YAN-KURA. Now over Reno, we find VERNA GAGLIONE, wealthy socialite, who has just returned for her fourth RENO-vation. Just across the street from the courthouse, we see a very pretty building which houses the We’ll-Find-You-Another-One Lonely Hearts Club, owned and operated by JOHN LESKO and JIM OSTAS. Two of its latest customers have been PAT CHAMPLE and MARY ANN MACK. What's this we sec in Carson City? We see KEN POLLOCK who is playing first fiddle in NANCY SMITH s square dance combo. Here we go drifting north again. We slow up over Eureka, California, where we sec city councilman, CARL ENGELHART working for lower speed limits. Pajte 59 JUNE '55 PROPHECY (Continued) Drifting south to Sacramento, we find NORMA DORN, writer of a new American Slang Dictionary talking to RON KATT. It seems he wants Norma to change that frequently used slang saying, “All you cool cats to All you cool dogs. The wind has caught up with us again, and we are going farther south to Hollywood. Here we see a great many of our old friends. LUCILLE SHILLAT is now producing Dragnet. In one of the meeting halls we find LYNN GALLAGHER. giving a lecture on her recent book, You Too Can Support Your Husband Through Pre-med. The first copy was bought by EILEEN THOMAS. In her audience, we see LOUISE REANT and GEORG1ANNA R1HA, who are starring in that recent smash picture The Long and the Short of It. This was written by JUDY COLL, and directed by BOBBI MATE of Miracle Pictures—if it s good, it s a miracle! Representing another phase of entertainment, we find RUSSELL SPRIGGS, who has just taken over for Don Wilson on the Jack Benny Show. And now westward over thousands and thousands of miles of placid blue water until we finally sight some land below. Down there in Hawaii, we see BOOTS RAND, diving for pearls, seeing what she can garner. As we continue drifting over the Pacific, we look back, and see BILL SUPER on Cloud 7, teaching Gabriel how to blow his horn. Below us is Formosa, where BEVERLY SED-l.ACEK is running a sampan between Formosa and China. On the mainland, we sec the Chinese using a jet rick shaw designed by JOHN Van-DYKE. Over to the right, we sec ROBERT YUZ-VA rebuilding the brick wall of China. In the same area, we also see many Chinese enjoying the new fad of pogo sticks, introduced by SUE HAWKINS. As we soar higher, in order to clear the Himalayas, we spot LENORE HENKE and RUTH HINZ about to become the first women to climb Mt. Everest. As we pass over India, we sec a side show with CHRIS TALARICO as a snake charmer, and MARTHA YONEK as a rope climber. Continuing on our way. we enter Iran, and see JERRY ZARLENGA hunting for oil to be processed and refined by that renowned chemist. BEVERLY WEHR. Drifting over Arabia, we observe that romantic playboy JIM JENKINS with his harem. Nearby is JULIETTE COUREY. his Arab camel driver We drift across the Red Sea to Africa, where we find PHIL SENICH, noted archaeologist, also trying to see what he can garner. Playing on the Cairo stage, we seen JOAN GOLAN, starring as the last of the red-hot mummies. In southern Africa, we find GENE ENDER-LEIN teaching the Mau-Maus how to play cricket. Farther on, is NANCY STANGER teaching the Zulus to mambo to the accompaniment of BUDDY SAHLEY s bongo drums. Whirling across the stormy Atlantic, we finally reach Rio de Janeiro, where BILL BARTH has his reducing salon. Next door is GEORGE KRAUSs gym. where BILL LIATTI is training for the world heavy weight championship. In Argentina, JOAN SPYAK had taken the place of Eva Peron. We also see MONICA MARTZ working as a roper on an Argentine dude ranch. Drifting over to Santiago, Chile, we discover BETTY LACZKO, bug collector. She preserves them in Melda-Hide, developed by JANICE MEI.DA. Winding our way northward, we come across the Azrcc Indians whose revolt has recently been pur dowm by JANEAL Davey Crockett TURN-BULL And in Venezuela, we find MARILYN SCHNELL growing her shnelless peanuts. Blowing along in the Gulf Stream, we pause for a while over Bermuda, where ROSE MARIE RATKA is typing the 172nd copy of the June. 1955 yearbook. (After seeing the prophecy, no one would prinr it.) She is staying at Resr-In-Pcace, NANCY TOMSIKs home for retired career girls. We sail our little balloon to the Canary Islands where we discover JOAN YANCHAK raising parakeets. Because of strong winds, we continue right on to Madrid, where we find SANDRA WHITE dancing the fandango. And we also see LINDA TICHY at the Madrid Arena, where she is in charge of the bull. Heading for the Riviera, we find ROGER POWELL picking up where Rubcrosa left off. Now over Paris, we see CAROL SCHNATER-BECK selling a home permanent developed by Page 60 JUNE '55 PROPHECY (Continued) GERALDINE DERNAY. This permanent is styled after the hair-do of NANCY SLEDZ, world famous model of the Y-look, designed by BARBARA ROTH. This hair product has been denounced by hair stylist PAUL KARAS as being unpractical. In Paris we sec the business establishment of NANCY KNEREM world wide seller of cosmetics. In Switzerland, we find SHIRLEY ZUTZ putting holes in Swiss Cheese. Not so far from here MEL TAGER is on vacation, but he is hard at work right now, perfecting his yodeling technique for the Grand Ole Opery. We zip over the English Channel, and say Top o’ the mornin to all our old friends. We come across TONI UHUK, Chancellor of the Exchequer, and arguing with her is FRED SCHILLING, who wants her to raise the value of the shilling. Along the London Broadway, we find CARL KESKE making his professional debut as Prince Charming in Cinderella, and ARLYNE ROBINSON in Arsenic and Old Lace. At Oxford University we see PAUL WIEST writing an essay on sonnets for his English professor JOHN SPAN. ROSALIE CONTE is here too, teaching the English how to make tea. We also see railor PAT PATCHEN, who is repairing a uniform of champion tiddley wink player, KATHERINE KORYLAK. And, as we drifr on to Scotland, we sec the store of ARUNE ANDRYKOVICH, the Scotch Candy Maker. Moving on to Norway, we find PAT RICE teaching the Norwegians how to jitterbug. In one of the little fiords, we see a fishing boat owned by ROSEMARY BRODERICK. Through the frigid air we travel north, and see VIRGINIA SEDA, woman barber, making use of the North Pole. And there, stranded on an ice cube is LARRY BERG. He was sent there by ROSE ROCCO for giving her the cold shoulder. Down below in Alaska, we spy that eminent hunter of walrus. JIM SMITH. ROSEMARY WANKO uses the skins to design clothes for the Eskimos. These clothes are then sold by that famous igloo-ro-igloo salesman, LARRY PA-MER. Driving his huskies is that woman of the cold, cold north, CAROL HOLDA. Running the old trading post is MARJORIE ESTERL, but she is losing money because she was recently skinned by that old fur trader CAROL KOVACH. Entertaining our forces at Thule, Greenland, wc come upon the new girls quartet, The .Poodle Cuts, consisting of MARY LEZAN, ALICE REVILOCK, JOANN RIEDEL, and ILSA RICHTER. They were flown there free by Popovich Airlines, owned and operated by HELEN POPOVICH. We find ourselves drifting southward now, and into Canada. There, in the heart of the Yukon is MARY DZURANIN. After several years of high school homemaking, she is now contracting the construction of that new housing development. Floodgate. Going farther south again, we hover over Ottawa, where many of our old friends are locared. We Spot the world-famous Rhodes All-Stars, JOE SASARAK, DICK SWASEY. DICK WOLCOTT. WES KOCH, and water boy RALPH MOLINARI, getting ready for a baskerball game with the Canada All-Stars. Strolling down the street is none other than ED WALD, who made a mint with his new game of nine-pins. (He never could get that last one down!) As the breeze dies down, we pull in above Montreal. Who is rhat in the middle of the square? It is EVA CORN, noted for her discovery of a medicine for keeping both arms the same length for use by trombone players. Passing higher over the city, we sec RITA McAULF.Y still trying ro sell her book, Why You Shouldn’t Go Steady, but she is not having much success. Drifting by the 25th floor of an office building, we see two familiar faces—one is SHIRLEY CRISWELL, consulting the advice of that noted marriage counselor, MARCIA McCLUNG, another classmate. The wind is taking us out of Canada now, but as we leave, we catch a glimpse of NORMA KICIELINSKI, teaching English to little French boys and girls at PS. 55. We find ourselves running out of hot air now, and as wc descend out of the dirty, foggy, muggy Cleveland atmosphere wc, MARILYN JAHNKE and DON MacFARLANE w-avc a fond farewell to all our old friends whom we've visited, and wish them all the luck in the world! FINIS 61 ' 5 5 JUNE CLASS GIVE AWAY ATTENTION HUMANITY! STATION JFR SENSORAMASCOPE. THE ONLY TRANS-UNI -VERSAL SENSORAMASCOPE STATION, NOW ROCKETS YOUR WAY STRIKE A SPACE CADET. THE SHOW WITH A HANDOUT. AND HERE IS OUR FIRST HELPING HAND-OUTER. WHAT IS YOUR NAME. SIR? CADET NEIL D. MATHEWS. HOW DID YOU GET HERE. SIR? I BOUNCED! I ACCELERATED ON THE THIRD BUMP BEHIND RHODES HIGH SCHOOL. JUST WHERE ARE YOU FROM. SIR? I COME FROM JAMES FORD RHODES, THE EARTH. WITH A SPECIAL GIVE-AWAY BULLETIN FROM THE 12As. DID YOU HEAR THAT. FOLKS? GENEROSITY FINALLY HAS STRUCK THE EARTH. LISTEN CAREFULLY—YOU TOO MAY BE A WINNER The social commirtee gives all rights to the luxurious Rhodes Ballroom to the starry-eyed 12Bs. The home economics enthusiasts offer free lessons to the cafeteria cooks. Peter Ferguson awards Ferguson buttons to all good Republicans. Members of the Brown Nose Association give their jars of peanut butter to any aspirants. Rhonda gives her embroidered bibs to the Citizen’s Club for distribution. The librarians will receive a volume of jokes, wisecracks, and puns from graduating humorists. Chet Zcmany gives a copy of his song Gimmie Two More Points, Will Ya Huh? with violin accompaniment, to Mr. Gaiser. Gals with sparklers give smug smiles to all unattached females. Jim Eterovich offers his accordion pleats to the seamstresses. Barbara DiVicoli gives away her metallic sweater—short circuits the whole works. All athletes give the hair on their chests to a mattress-stuffing factory. Here is a gift from Dick Crocco. He awards his surplus, giant economy-sized, synonym dictionaries to the nimble of tongue. The redheads hand their freckles to their friends. His favorite long-playing record. Tm Undecided Now, Dick Swasey contributes to the Rhodes' juke box. The Ziggies give a cold shoulder ro the Board of Education. Phil. Bill, Dick. Clayton, and Ralph divide their treasures between the revenue agents, who get the still, and Mr. Schmidt, who gets the containers to start a jug band. A rab Courey awards her favorite blonde camel to Mr. VanNort-wick to pull his Volkswagen. Personal Regimen 11 girls shed their old personalities and give them to Miss Ball ash Jim Smith gives his book to the censors. All grins go to Mr. Sifritt. The Frueh Press goes to Donna Wilker. Bob Dash can't spare anyrhing. George Kraus gives his weight lifting set to Mr. Reilly. To Miss Palmer— auf Wiedersehen.” Beverly Wchr leaves Mr. Henderson frustrated. And the rest of us leave—gladly! ! ! DIRECTORY Andrykovich. 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Flint, Michigan Fruch, Margaret Anne....................................... 4406 Spokane Avenue __.- —ON. 1-2650 —SH. 1-4584 —VI. 3-8517 -.ON. 1-8612 —ON. 1-0413 ..ON. 1-3859 -ON. 1-5860 ...SH. 1-4015 —FL1-7631 ..ON. 1-3197 —SH. 1-5931 — FL 1-3005 —ON 1-7069 — FL 1-7689 —ON. 1-3790 —SH. 1-0654 —FL 1-6826 —ON. 1-3989 —FL 1-0541 —FL 1-1636 —SH 1-1573 —ON. 1-1049 — FL 1-1867 —FL 1-1598 ...ON. 1-0973 —SH. 1-6255 -—FL 1-6671 ----FL 1-6939 ---SH. 1-1062 — SH. 1-2570 — ON. 1-1858 —WI. 1-8476 ...ON. 1-8589 ...ON. 1-9694 FL 1-7714 —SH. 1-0219 ----SH. 1-2745 —ON. 1-8623 .—FL 1-0667 Sunset 9-1356 ----FL 1-2987 Gaglione, Verna Jane ______________4510 South Hills Drive---------------------------FL 1-0413 Gallagher, Marilyn Jean___________ 4605 Henritze Avenue ...........—............— FL 1-0466 Gasior. David R .................. 1417 Mayvicw Avenue........—........-...........—SR 1-0430 Gasior, Rhonda Carolynn____________1517 Tarlton Avenue...................—................SH. 1-7920 Gaydos. LaVerne Marie..............3613 Revere Court ........................... SH. 1-1989 Golan, Joan_______________________ 5604 Flowcrdalc Avenue................-.........SH. 1-2519 Gigante, Mary Jo.................. 4303 Bucyrus Avenue-------------------------- __SH. 1-7834 Graf. Carol Ann ................. 5805 Brookside Dive............................. FL 1-8880 Grudzien, Stanley Arthur...........4519 Spokane Avenue —...........-...............FL. 1-7560 Haak, Ruth Sandra ............... 2501 Portman Avenue ............................SH. 1-4629 Hawkins. Suzanne...............— 4292 West 22nd Street...........................-FL 1-6751 Hcideloff, Janet Louise---------- 1711 Mcrl Avenue----------------------------------------FL 1-9344 Henke, Lenore Ann ................ 604 Cherry Lane. Seven Hills...............LA. 4-7427 Hinz, Ruth Ann....................1517 Granby Avenue..............-...............-FL 1-4379 Hnat. Lynn Katherine............. 6204 Denison Boulevard, Parma Heights..................TU. 4-1069 Holda, Carol Ann..................4311 South Hills Dive...........-....-..........SH. 1-1787 Horodysky, Zorian John----------- 2303 Saratoga Avenue........................... ON. 1-1957 Page 66 DIRECTORY—(Continued) Irons, Lenorc M._______________________- 1618 Denley Avenue ON. 1-2899 Jahnke, Marilyn Frances------------- 4495 Broadale Road------------------------------------FL 1-6774 Jenkins, James Aldred--------------- 4591 West 41st Street---------------------------------FL 1-8048 Johanni, Patricia Ann_______________ 3804 Oak Park Avenue---------------------------------ON. 1-0781 Karas. Paul____________________ - 3995 Valley Road---------------------- Katt, Ronald Allan________________ 3887 Canterbury Road, North Olmsted Kehoe, Albert Rardin, Jr.---------- 910 West Schaaf Road----------------- Keske, Carl David_________________ 6609 Woodhavcn Avenue----------------- Kicielinski, Norma Ann____________ 4404 West 50th Street----------------- Knerem, Nancy Joan -............. 4325 Fulton Road---------------------- Koch, Wesley J. P.________________ 3204 Searsdale Avenue----------------- Koeblitz. Robert F---------------- 4035 Valley Road---------------------- Korylak, Katherine Nancy-----------5215 Vandalia Avenue------------------ Koshel, James J._________________ 4422 Woburn Avenue------------------- Kovach, Carol Ann----------------- 4492 West 57th Street----------------- Kozimor, Mary Jane________________ 4640 Bader Avenue--------------------- Kraus, George Frank_______________4711 Broadale Road------------------- Kubala, Mary Catherine----------- 1622 Cook Avenue---------------------- Kulik, Eugene A._________________ 4353 West 6lst Street----------------- -FL 1-2724 -TR. 1-6492 —FL 1-2492 -FL 1-1634 -.SH. 1-3192 SH. 1-2853 .ON. 1-4648 - - FL. 1-9047 -SH. 9-2383 SH. 1-4261 .SH. 1-1665 -FL 1-0472 -SH. 1-4241 -SH. 1-6794 -FL 1-7388 Laczko. Elizabeth Jane-------------- 1520 Spring Road---------------------------------------------FL 1-6399 Lawrence, Grant Harmon______________ 4768 West 20th Street---------------------------------------ON. 1-4575 Lenhard, George_____________________ 5906 Sundrind Drive----------------------------------------TU. 4-6661 Lesko, John Joseph__________________ 5936 Ardmore Avenue------------------------------- SH. 1-9027 Lezan. Mary Ann_____________________ 4337 West 49th Street............................. ON. 1-1358 Liatti, William F.___________________1310 Irving Avenue_________________________________________SH. 1-3922 Lindner, Agnes K.___________________ 2601 Saratoga Avenue----------------------------------------FL 1-8443 Lipin, Ronald James__________________2417 Fairdale Avenue----------------------------------------SH. 1-0444 MacFarlane, Donald_______________ 2008 Spring Road_______ Mack. Mary Ann___________________ 4425 Henritze Avenue _ Maniaci, Matthew Phillip_________16614 Judson Drive------ Martz, Monica Lee________________ 2700 Brookpark Road — Mate, Barbara Jean_______________ 4652 Morningside Drive McAuley, Rita Anne--------------- 4353 West 60th Street McClung, Marcia Marie------------ 3007 Lennox Avenue __ McElwaine, Clayton Budd---------- 4674 Landchester Road Meier, William Charles------------1951 Creston Avenue Melda, Janice Elaine____________ 4491 West 12th Street Miller, Marilynn Joan____________ 4609 Burger Avenue __ Mirka, Joseph K.----------------- 4696 West 11th Street Molinari, Ralph A.--------------- 4506 Spokane Avenue _ Murray, Edward, Jr.______________ 4366 West 60th Street _ -FL 1-8278 -FL 1-3477 WY. 1-5606 .SH. 1-1109 .SH. 1-4720 ON. 1-9357 .ON. 1-1509 -SH. 1-3869 .SH. 9-1939 -SH. 9-0526 -FL. 1-5613 ..SH. 1-0940 „FL 1-1751 ..FL 1-0791 Ncldon, David Russell ___________1618 May view Avenue__________________________________-FL. 1 2876 Noss, Carolyn M----------------- 4550 South Hills Drive -.............................. SH. 1-2925 Ostas, James Robert 3725 West 14th Street FL 1-7072 Pamer, Lawrence C________ Parchen, Patricia E._____ Pauloski, Rita Audrey Pinch, Sally_____________ Polk, William Joseph Pollock, Kenneth Ralph Popovich, Helen__________ Powell, Roger T._________ 3513 Dawning Avenue__________________ -_______SH. 1-0897 3209 Lucerne Avenue, Parma----------------------------TU. 4-6002 2621 Portman Avenue------------------------------------SH. 1-6157 4460 West 51st Street........................ _.FL. 1-0296 2013 Hood Avenue---------------------------------------ON. 1-8625 4601 Burger Avenue______________________________________FL 1-5790 4858 West 14th Street----------------------------------SH. 1-8696 3213 Archmere Avenue-----------------------------------FL 1-3012 Rand, Louise Lorna________ Ratka, Rose Marie--------- Reanr, Louise Antoinette . Revilock, Alice Ann_______ Rezabeck, Marguerite Ann 2908 Searsdale Avenue---------------------------------------FL 1-8074 4207 Bucyrus Avenue----------------------------------------ON. 1-4470 2312 Searsdale Avenue--------------------------------FL 1-7718 4613 Stickney Avenue_______________________________________FL. 1-9041 3522 Broadview Road----------------------------------------SH. 1-1265 P gc 67 DIRECTORY—(Continued) Rice, Patricia Marie______ Richter, lisa Madalene____ Riedel, Joann Marie_______ Riha, Gcorgianna Marie . Robinson. Arlyne M._______ Rocco, Rose Marie--------- Roesch, Allan J._________ Roth, Barbara Jean________ Rozilo, Paul John _______ Russ, William Edward — Sahley, Yarid J.__________ Sasarak, Joseph----------- Schilling, Alfred P.______ Schnatcrbcck. Carol Marie Schnell, Marilyn Jean — Seda, Virginia Jean_______ Sedlacek, Beverly Mae — Senich, Philip T._________ Shillat, Lucille Lee------ Shuba, George R.---------- Sledz, Nancy Lane_________ Smith. James S.----------- Smith, Nancy Louise------ Snyder, Lynn B.---------- Span, John W. Ill_________ Spriggs, Russell Edward Spyak, Joan Eleanor------- Srangcr, Nancy Marie----- Stoncbrook, Edward C. — Super, William R.-------- Swasey. Richard A.------- Tager, Mel A.____________ Talarico, Christina D. Thomas, Eileen F.-------- Tichy, Linda Louise------- Tildes, Gary Carl-------- Tomsik, Nancy Ann-------- Turnbull, Janeal---------- Uhlik, Antoinette Lee . Valchar, Frank J., Jr. _. VanDykc. John W________ Wagner, Dale William Wald, Edward Eldon Wanko, Rosemary-------- Wehr, Beverly June White, Sandra Patricia Wiest, Paul Edward — Wolcott, Richard K. ... ... 1913 Cypress Avenue ___________________________ FL. 1-2706 4415 West Ridgewood Drive, Parma-----------------TU. 4-7681 __ 3511 Behrwald Avenue---------------------------------SH. 1-5325 __ 4472 West 45th Street .........................FL 1-0555 ... 3863 West 36th Street.........................ON. 1-7961 ___6610 Flowerdale Avenue---------------------------------ON. 1-0024 ____ 3927 Newark Avenue____________________________________AT. 1-2247 ___ 3202 Colburn Avenue ---------------------------FL 1-1490 ____ 4320 Behrwald Avenue__________________________________SH. 1-4504 2017 Natchez Avenue------------------------------SH. 1-6484 __ 4200 West 23rd Street________________________________SH. 1-3136 ___4512 Burger Avenue-------------------------------------FL. 1-3744 ___1618 Granby Avenue--------------------------------------FL 1-1205 ___1718 Amberly Avenue--------------------------- SH. 1-4887 4206 West 21st Street-------------------------- FL. 1-3085 .. 2914 Saratoga Avenue---------------------------------SH. 1-9097 ___ 4424 Fulton Road-------------------------------------SH. 1-3675 __ 4307 West 35th Street------------------------ FL 1-6301 ___ 6705 Woodhaven Avenue--------------------------------ON. 1-4661 ___5100 Stickney Avenue___________________________________SH. 1-5169 __ 4491 West 56th Street......................... FL 1-8160 ___4712 Wetzel Avenue--------------------------------------FL 1-1421 ___ 4459 Broadview Road----------------------------------FL. 1-0762 ____ 929 Spring Road--------------------------------------SH. 1-0060 __ 4019 Cypress Avenue-------------------------------------FL 1-9575 __ 4495 West 58th Street------------------------- SH. 1-8397 __ 4240 Ridgcview Road-------------------------------------FL 1-6560 __ 4615 Henritze Avenue------------------------------------FL 1-3406 6201 Meadowbrook Avenue---------------------------------FL 1-0918 3766 West 39th Street.......................... ON. 1-7118 2904 Portman Avenue-------------------------------------FL 1-2916 4305 South Hills Drive-------------------------- FL 1-8376 ... 4320 West 62nd Street...........................ON. 1-1277 ___ 7201 Flowerdale Avenue----------------------------------FL 1-7262 __ 5409 Vandalia Avenue-----------------------------------SH. 1-1806 ___5418 Archmerc Avenue____________________________________FL 1-5409 4427 West 56rh Street------------------------ ___FL 1-2928 4122 Spokane Avenue-------------------------------------FL 1-6383 __ 5520 Bangor Avenue--------------------------------------FL 1-7400 — 1405 Plymouth Road-------------------------------------SH. 1-3785 4302 Stickney Avenue -------------------------- FL. 1-7092 ___ 5204 Gifford Avenue---------------------------- FL 1-5402 -- 4244 West 23rd Street-------------------------..ON. 1-8778 .. 3478 West 44th Street----------------------------------WO. 1-9560 __ 4211 West 62nd Street-----------------------------------FL 1-0037 __ 1751 Saratoga Avenue------------------------------------FL 1-0852 4666 Hilland Road_______________________________________FL 1-4817 __ 1711 Canova Avenue--------------------------------------FL 1-2722 Yanchak. Joan ................. 2908 Saratoga Avenue---------------------------------SH. 1-5521 Yankura. Irene A.-------------- 4096 Fulton Parkway -------------------------- FL 1-0505 Yonek, Martha Jane .. ---------- 3603 Broadview Road----------------------------------SH. 1-4280 Yuzva, Robert T........-........ 2906 Natchez Avenue-------------------------- ON. 1-6448 Zarlenga, Jcrrold----------------- 4435 West 60th Street-----------------------------------FL 1-4564 Zechman, Richard Lee---------------3617 Cecilia Avenue------------------------!____FL 1-7323 Zemany, Chester................... 5911 Biddulph Avenue---------------------FL. 1-3567 Zutz. Shirley Ann...............- 4412 West 10th Street.......------------------ _SH. 1-5979 Page 68