Rhodes High School - Aries Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1956 volume:

IS48 - 1927 }0nmm ik nicou: lifi n n «� ■i BttiKss re mu of ixntj'j .kJCWCME IM6 FIRST AMtfICAN lie MLITlCii. 15.OftlAa.ScSSTAKTIAL, « JBfggCICUS. 7tt U VT.JU D i CI Aui J • Ik aOfitfED £ . Kiflei: ■2WQUMBIP -•-� 15 « 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. From the very beginning when you welcomed us as confused freshmen until the last few inspiring moments, we will always remember you. Miss Millard and Mr. Jacob, as a real part of our class. Instead of supervising our activities you have joined in them, proving that you are sincerely one of us. Because you were always so willing to help solve our problems, both in and out of school, we thank you. Miss Millard. We thank you, Mr. Jacob, for doing many gratefully appreciated things for us, such as not giving us homework on the nights of special class activities. To you both we dedicate our yearbook. 3 NEIL D. MATHEWS To Members of the Class of January, 1956: We hope that these past few years at Rhodes High School have helped in some degree to prepare each of you to take your place as an effective citizen of this great nation of ours. We hope that your work here has improved your capacity to do your own thinking and that, as a result of your thinking, you constantly will be alert to the responsibilities and duties of citizenship. Thus will you join the ever-growing number of Rhodes graduates of whom both your school and your community are justifiably proud. Best wishes to each of you. NEIL D. MATHEWS. Principal P.«e4 MR. GAISER MR. FERGUSON We wish to express our thanks to you, our advisors. Thank you. Miss Hier, for helping us over the trying times. You always found a solution to our problems. Your willingness to help was appreciated. Mr. Gaiser, thank you for understanding us. You proved the things we did could be understood. The advice and information you have given us about our aims, Mr. Ferguson, will stay with us always. We hope that we have done as much for Rhodes as you have done for us. Sincerely, The Class of January, 1956 at i nun ni CLASS OFFICERS FRED BEECH President ALLAN RICHARDS RUTH SCHMIDT WALTER LAZUKA Vice-President Secretary Treasurer JOAN BRADLEY DONNA WILKER Social Chairman Yearbook Editor SOCIAL COMMITTEE Jerry Chajkowski, Pat Green, Irene Vourliotis, Rodney Roberta, Dorothy Wilczynski, Dave Leety, Joan Bradley, chairman. Bob Horvath. Arlene Budko. YEARBOOK COMMITTEE Beverly Woll, Pat ReMalia, Donna Wilker, editor. Laurel Chipka, Marilyn Rybak, Alice Olson. Ralph Vrana. Bob Schmidt. Frank Meszaros, Carl Phillips. Sandra Runge. CAP AND GOWN, COLOR AND FLOWER AND ANNOUNCEMENT COMMITTEES Sharon Roder, Bill Kurka. Eve Priebe, Jim Wenz, Mary Booher. Tom Champion. Alice Olson SCHOLASTIC LEADERS Pafe 8 RONALD BANA Ron Ninth grado homeroom treasurer; Freshman track; Tennis; Intramural sports; Foremen's Club. PATRICIA BARB 'Tat Student Council; Band; Band and Orchestra Club; Intramural sports; 1953 swimming team; Future Teachers of America; Senior Y-Teen; Junior Y-Teen. FRED BEECH 12A class president; 12B class president; 11A class president; Student Council; Citizens' Club, vice president; Lettermen's Club: Football, freshman. Junior varsity. varsity; Basketball, freshman. junior varsity, varsity; Intramural sports; Foremen's Club; Sigma Hi-Y. president, vice president. treasurer. ROBERT BENISEK Benny Student Council; Freshman football; Intramural sports. LOREENE BUY LoLo 12B social committee; Boosters Club; Junior Choir; Ninth Grado Chorus; Intramural sports; 1954 and 1955 swimming teams; Library Club; Senior Y-Teen; Junior Y-Teen: Teacher's assistant. EUGENE BOGUSH Gene 12B social committee; Citizens' Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Football. freshman, junior varsity, varsity; Freshman back; Basketball. freshman, junior varsity; Intramural sports. MARY ANN BOO HER Mary Announcement committee; Student Council, publicity committee; Boosters' Club; Ninth Grado Chorus; Intramural sports; Home Economics Club; Tearoom: Senior Y-Teen; Teacher's assistant. AIJA BORGA National Honor Society. Latin Club, initiation committee: Future Nurses of America. JOAN BRADLEY Jonl 12A social chairman; 12B. HA social committee; Boosters' Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Intramural sports; Library Club, treasurer; Tearoom; Table setting contest; Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teen: Meta Y-Teens; Teachers' assistant. ARLENE BUDKO Are 12A, 12B. 11A social committee; Student Council; Honors Reading; Citizens' Club, secretary; Boosters' Club, president; Senior Choir; Girls' Glee Club, vice president; Junior Choir, vice president; Ninth Grade Chorus; All-City Choir; Rhodes Review staff; Girls' Leaders Club, initiation chairman: Intramural sports; Senior Y-Toen. social chairman; 1955 track queen attendant. LOREE BUERGER Future Teachers ol America; Senior Y-Teen. JERRY CHAJKOWSKl Choppy 12A. 12B social committee; German Club; Football, freshman, junior varsity; Intramural sports; Rhoda Hi-Y. THOMAS CHAMPION Champ Announcement committee; 12 B. 11A social committee; Student Council; Senior Choir; Boys' Glee Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Football. freshman, junior varsity, varsity; Intramural sports, wrestling; Rhoda Hi-Y. secretary; Chomistry lab assistant. WILLIAM CHINNOCK Fox Freshman track. LAUREL CH1PKA Lolly Yearbook committee; National Honor Society, social chairman; Student Council; Honors Reading: Citizens' Club; German Club; Senior Choir, wardrobe mistress; Girls’ Glee Club: Ninth Grade Chorus; Madrigal Singers; Triple Trio; Solo and ensemble contest: Foreign Affairs Club, membership chairman; Girls' Leaders Club, treasurer; Intramural sports; First, second and third intramural awards; Future Nurses of America: Senior Y-Teen: Junior Y-Toen; Meta Y-Teens; Canteen committee; Perfect attendance, four years. r JACQUELINE CREGO Jaclde 12B social committee; Honors Reading; Boosters' Club; German Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Intramural sports; First Intramural award; Art Club; Future Teachers of America; Junior Y-Teen: Meta Y-Tc«ns, social chairman; Art award. ANTOINETTE CRISAFI Toni B o o s t e r s’ Club; Junior Choir; Ninth Grade Chorus; Intramural sports; Future Teachers of America: Library Club, president, secretary, social committee; Meta Y-Teens. social chairman; Toach-ere' assistant; Cafeteria assistant; Student Teacher; Noon movie cashier. ROBERT CROCCO Pogo 11A class vice president; 12B. 11A social committee; Citizens’ Club; Boosters' Club; Lettermen's Club; Track, freshman, junior varsity, varsity; Intramural sports; Decathalon; Foremen's Club; Rhoda Hi-Y. president, social chairman; Canteen committee. JUDITH DREHCT Judy German Club; Junior Choir; Ninth Grade Chorus; Band; Intramural sports; First intramural award: Senior Y-Teen: Teacher's assistant. ROSEMARY EHRINGER Dimples Student Council: Junior Achievement; German Club; Junior Choir; Ninth Grade Chorus; Intramural sports; Modern Dance Program; Meta Y-Teens; Teacher's assistant. JOHN GALAYDA Johnny 1 Rhcda Hi-Y; Roadknights; Stage Craft; Boys' Chef. CAROLE GLADROW Boots Student Council; Boosters' Club; Senior Choir; Soloist. 1954 Spring Concert; Girls' Glee Club, initiation committee; Ninth Grade Chorus; 1954 swimming team; Senlor Y-7een. social committee; Junlor Y-Teen; School store worker. PATRICIA GREEN Tish 11A social chairman; 12A social committee; Boosters' Club; Junior Achievement; Ninth Grade Chorus; Intramural sports: Modem Dance Program; Posture Contest. 1953, 1954; Home Economics Club, vice president, social committee; Tearoom; Senior Y-Teen; Meta Y-Teens; Cheerleaders, junior varsity and varsity; Charity Football poster award; Latham Foundation poster award; Homeroom announcements; Teacher's assistant; Silas Mamor. radio production. HELEN HADACEK Dolly Boosters' Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Band, majorette; Band and Orchestra Club; Ohio stato championship baton team; Third place. Berea Fair twirling contest; Won T.V. twirling contest; Intramural sports; Second place swimming team; Senior Y-Teen: Junior Y-Teen; Meta Y-Teons; Teacher's assistant. JOSEPH HADACEK Joe 12B social committee; Football, ireshman. junior varsity, varsity; Track, freshman, junior varsity; Won numerals freshman track: Freshman basketball; Intramural sports. JOAN HAETTICH Joanne 11A social committee: Student Council: Girls' Glee Club; Junior Choir; Ninth Grade Chorus; Intramural sports; Future Teachers of America; Library Club; Teacher's assistant. BARBARA HAMILTON Hammy August 1955 graduale: 11A social committee: Student Council; Boosters' Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Intramural sports: Future Teachers of America; Library Club; Senior Y-Teen; Junior Y-Teen; Meta Y-Teens. BARBARA HANN Barbie Ninth Grade Chorus: Intramural sports; Modern Dance Program: Senior Y-Teen: Junior Y-Teen: Halloween window decorating contest: Charity Football poster contest; Homeroom announcements; The Christmas Carol. CAROL HEITZ 11A secretary: National Honor Society; Student Council, social committee; Citizens' Club; Boosters’ Club, treasurer; French Club, president; Senior Choir; Junior Choir, treasurer; Ninth Grade Chorus; Foreign Affairs Club, secretary; Girls' Leaders Club; Intramural Sports; Swimming meet; First and second intramural awards: Future Teachers of America; Masque and Gavel; Senior Y-Teen. president and secretary; Junior Y-Tcen. president; Homeroom announcements ; Teacher's assistant; Canteen committee. MARIAN HERRMANN Gorman Club; Senior Choir; Girls' Glee Club; Ninth Grade Chorus: All-City Choir; Solo contest; Intramural sports; Future Teachers of America; Library Club; Senior Y - Teen; Junior Y-Teen. JANICE HOFFMAN Jan Booster ' Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Intramural sports; Home Economics Club, secretary, treasurer; Tearoom; Table setting contest; Senior Y-Teen; Junior Y-Teen; Meta Y-Teens; Teachers' assistant. ROBERT HORVATH Butch 12A, 12B social committee; Junior Achievement. BETTY ANN HRIVNAX Student Council; Honors Reading; Boosters' Club; Girls' Glee Club; Junior Choir; Ninth Grade Chorus; Solo contost; Intramural sports; First and socond intramural awards; Library Club; Senior Y-Teen; Meta Y-Teens; Teachers' assistant; The Night oi January 16. RICHARD HUNDZA Work and Win Club; Junior Achievement; German Club, president; Foreign Affairs. JANICE JANOVIAK Jan National Honor Society; Student Council; Honors Reading; Citizens' Club; Senior Choir, accompanist; Girls Glee Club, president; Junior Choir, accompanist; Ninth Grade Chorus; Orchestra, president; Band; Band and Orchestra Club; Intramural sports; A r t Club, treasurer; Future Nurses ol America; Senior Y-Teen. music chairman. KAROL JARINA Karo 12B social chairman; 12A, 11A social committee; Boosters' Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Intramural sports; Posture Contest; Swimming team, captain and co-captain; Art Club; Halloween window painting contest, second place; Art Award, honorable mention; Teacher's assistant; Bookroom worker. SANDRA KOKERT Red- Junior Achievement, personnel manager; Boosters' Club; Senior Choir; Girls' Gleo Club; Junior Choir; Ninth Grade Chorus; Intramural sports; Swimming team captain; Art Club; Future Nurses ol America; Senior Y-Tecn; Junior Y-Teen; Meta Y-Teens; Teacher's assistant. THOMAS KRISE Tom Band; Band and Orchestra Club; Sportsman's Club. WILLIAM KURKA Pierre Ze Butcher Cap and Gown Committee; National Honor Society, treasurer; Lettormen’s Club; Boys’ Leaders Club; Football. Ireshman. junior varsity, varsity; Junior Varsity Track; Intramural sports, wrestling; Decalhalon; Rhoda Hi-Y. treasurer. WALTER LAZUKA Wally 12A class treasurer; 12B social committoe; National Honor Society. program chairman; Citizens' Club: Latin Club, treasurer; Foreign Affairs. DAVID LEETY Reno 12A social committee; National Honor Society; Citixens' Club, prosidont; Senior Choir; Boys' Glee Club; Lettormen's Club; Boys’ Leaders Club; Football, junior varsity, varsity; Varsity Track; Intramural sports; 1954 and 1955 Decathalon; Masquo and Gavel Club; Homeroom Announcements; Rhoda Hi-Y. vice president. JOANNE LUCAS Jo Boosters' Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Senior Y-Teen; Junior Y-Teen; Teacher's assistant. JOHN MAIER National Honor Society; Boosters' Club; Senior Choir, president; Boys’ Glee Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Octet; Orchestra; Band: Band and Orchestra Club, president; Dance Band; All-City Orchestra; Musicians Union Scholarship; Intramural sports. JAMES MATLACI Jim Sigma Hi-Y; Sportsman's Club, president; Stage Craft. FRANK MESZAROS Yearbook committee: National Honor Society, vice-president; Bocstors' Club; intramural sports; Seven somester honor roll award; Scholastic leader. DOUGLAS NAUMANN Doug 11A class treasurer; Citixens’ Club, social chairman; Boosters’ Club; Senior Choir; Boys' Glee Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Band; Boys' Leaders; Football, junior varsity, varsity; Intramural sports; Decathalon team; Homeroom announcements; Rhoda Hi-Y. chaplain. DAVID NEALE Andre Ze Assassin Lettermen's Club; Football. fresh-ra a n, junior varsity, varsity; Track, freshman, varsity; Basketball, freshman, junior varsity, varsity. BETTE NOTTKE Billie Boosters’ Club; Senior Choir; Girls' Glee Club; Junior Choir ; Ninth Grade Chorus; Intramural sports; Office worker. LOUIS NOVOTNY Louie Kustom Kings, president and treasurer; Boys’ Chef. GENE O HARA Geno Foremen's Club; Industrial arts awards. ALICE OLSON 12B class secretary; Yearbook committee; National Honor Society. secretary; Student Council, publicity chairman; Honors Reading; Citizens' Club; German Club, vice president; Rhodes Review stall; Foreign AHairs. social chairman; Girls' Leaders, president and initiation chairman; Intramural sports; First, second and third intramural award; Senior Y-Teen. chaplain; Junior Y-Tcen; Meta Y-Teens. program chairman; Bulletin board keeper; Seven semester honor roll award; Scholastic leader. RICHARD OSBORN Ox- Boys' Glee Club; Orchestra; Dance band. CARL PHILLIPS Yearbook committee; 12A class photographer; 12B class treasurer; 11A social committee; Student Council; Citizens' Club; Boosters' Club; Intramural sports; Football, ireshman. junior varsity; Track, ireshman. junior varsity: Rhoda Hi-Y. EVE PR1EBE Flower and Color Committee; Honors Reading; Junior Achievement. secretary; Boosters' Club; Junior Choir; Ninth Grade Chorus; Band and Orchestra Club; Intramural sports; Modern Dance Programs; Future Teachers of America; Senior Y-Tccn. cabinet, inter club, scrapbook co-chairman. PATRICIA REMALIA Pat- National Honor Society: Yearbook committee; Work and Win Club; Student Council, publicity committee; Honors Reading; Boosters' Club; German Club; Band; Foreign AHairs. social chairman, secretary; Intramural sports; Senior Y-Teen; Junior Y-Teen: Radio announcements: Teachers' Assistant; Cafeteria Cashier. ALLAN RICHARDS Al 12A class vice president; 12B class vice president; UA social committee; Citizens' Club; Boosters' Club; Senior Choir, vico president; Boys' Glee Club; Intramural sports; Sigma Hi-Y. treasurer. chaplain. STELLA RIVELUNO Sletl Student Council, publicity committee; Boosters' Club; Girls Glee Club; Junior Choir; Ninth Grade Chorus; Intramural sports; Senior Y-Teen; Junior Y-Teen; Teacher's assistant. RODNEY ROBERTS Rod 12A. 12B. 11A social committee; Boys' Leaders; Woodwork class foreman; Industrial arts award. SHARON RODER Cap and Gown Committee; 11A class secretary: Honors Reading: Citizens' Club; Senior Choir; Girls' Glee Club; Junior Choir; Ninth Grade Chorus; Foreign Affairs. social chairman; Girls' Leaders, secretary; Intramural sports; First, second, and third intramural awards; Modern Dance Program; Senior Y-Teen, cabinet member; Junior Y-Teen: Meta Y-Teens. treasurer; Homeroom announcements; Y.M.C.A. Queen; Our Town, publicity. You Can't Take It with You, Seventeen. JANET ROHDE Jan Honors Reading; Boosters' Club: Junior Choir; Ninth Grade Chorus; First Intramural award: Senior Y-Teen; Junior Y-Teen: Meta Y-Teens: Teacher's assistant. ADELIE ROMAY Graco German Club: Junior Choir: Ninth Grade Chorus; Orchestra: Intramural sports: Teachers assistant; Noon movies worker. SANDRA RUNGE Sandy Yearbook committoe; Rhodes Review. typist: Posture contest: Intramural sporls: First intramural award; Modem Dance Program; Senior Y-Teen: Junior Y-Teen; Meta Y-Teens: Teacher's Assistant. MARLENE RUSCH Freckles Boosters' Club; Intramural sports: Senior Y-Toon: Meta Y-Teen; Nine Girls. Our Town. Seventeen. MARILYN RYBAK Lynn Yearbook committee; National Honor Society; Honors Reading; Citizens' Club, social committee; Boosters' Club: Senior Choir, librarian; Girls' Glee Club, initiation committee; Junior Choir; Ninth Grade Chorus; Rhodes Review. business and advertising manager; Foreign Affairs Club, treasurer; Intramural sports; First and second intramural awards; Senior Y-Teen. publicity chairman; Dispensary assistant; Office assistant. ALEXANDRA SALKOWSKI Alex Girls' Glee Club: Junior Choir; Ninth Grade Chorus; Intramural sports; Modem Dance Program: CYO Basketball, city championship; AAU Basketball; Art Club; Senior Y-Teen. cabinet; Meta Y-Teens. ROBERT SCHMIDT Jacque Ze Fool Yearbook committee: National Honor Society, president; Letter-men's Club; Boys' Loaders; secretary and treasurer: Intramural sports: Football, freshman, junior varsity and varsity, captain; Football letter award. RUTH SCHMIDT Rulhio 12A class secretary; National Honor Society; Work and Win Club; Honors Reading; German Club; Foreign Affairs: Intramural sports; Future Teachers of America, president, vice president and treasurer; Senior Y-Teen. cabinet, scrap book co-chairman and inter-club; Junior Y-Teon. Meta Y-Tcens. president and secretary; Seven semester honor roll award; Lab assistant. ANITA SCRIVENS Boosters' Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Second place swimming team; Home Economics Club, social committee, president: Tea Room; Table setting contest: Masque and Gavol Club; Senior Y-Toon: Junior Y-Teon; Meta Y-Teen. social committoe. Night of January Sixteenth. Our Town. Who Gets the Car Tonight. Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Seventeen. You Can't Tako It With You. Nine Girls. LOIS ANN SMITH Lollie Boosters' Club; Junior Choir; Ninth Grade Chorus; Solo contest; Intramural sports: Modem Dance Program; Fust and second intramural awards; Senior Y-Teens; Meta Y-Teens; Homeroom announcements; Perfect attendance; Noon movie cashier: Cafeteria cashier; Bookstore attendant; Teachor's assistant. STEVEN TELISCHAK Yo Leltermen's Club; Intramural sports; Football, freshman. Junior varsity, varsity. EVA KATHARINA THIESS Kathy lunior Achievement; German Club, social committee: Intramural sports; Art Club; Senior Y-Teen; Homeroom announcements: Cafeteria cashier: Teachers' cafeteria cashier: Teacher's assistant; The Life of Albert Schweitzer, A Christmas Carol. Silas Mamtr, radio productions. JACQUELINE TIMCHICK Jackie Student Council, social committee; Honors Roading; German Club; Girls' Glee Club; Junior Choir: Ninth Grado Chorus; Intramural sports; First intramural award; Rhodes Review staff; Future Teachers of America, treasurer; Future Nurses of America; Senior Y-Teen: Meta Y-Teens; Teacher's assistant. JAMES WENZ Jim Flower and Color Committoe: Citizens' Club; Boosters' Club: Senior Choir, treasurer; Boys' Glee Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Octet; Band; Lettcrmen's Club: Freshman football manager; Varsity football equipment manager; Track manager, freshman, varsity; Football and track managers letters; Intramural sports; Rhoda Hi-Y, treasurer, social chairman. JAMES WHITE Whitey Student Council; Band; Boys' Leaders; Intramural sports; Football, freshman, junior varsity; Track, freshman, varsity; Basketball. freshman, junior varsity. IRENE VOURLIOTIS Rene 12A. 12B. 11A social committee; Senior Choir; Junior Choir; Modern Dance Programs; Posture Contest; Art Contost; Football poster contest; Teacher's assistant; Our Town. Seventeen; Tri Hi Trot Queen. RALPH VRANA Punch” Yearbook committoe; National Honor Society; Work and Win Club; Honors Reading; Citizens' Club; Ninth Grado Chorus; Lct-termen's Club; Boys’ Leaders: Intramural sports; Football, freshman, junior varsity, varsity; Track, freshman, varsity; Varsity track letters; Freshman track lottor; Varsity track medal: Rhoda Hi-Y. JOHANNAH WAHL Jo Junior Choir; Ninth Grade Chorus; Intramural sports; Modern Dance Program; Senior Y-Tcen; Junior Y-Toen; Mota Y-Tcens. president; Homeroom announcements; Perfect attendance. DOROTHY WILCZYNSK1 Dotty 12A. 11A social committee; Student Council; Junior Achievement, secretary; Boosters' Club: Ninth Grado Chorus: Intramural sports; Swimming championship team; Sonior Y-Teen; Junior Y-Tecn; Meta Y-Teens. president, vice president, secretary; Teacher's assistant; Cafeteria cashier; Perfect attendance. DONNA WILKER Yearbook editor; National Honor Socioty; Work and Win Club; Student Council, publicity chairman: Citizens' Club; Boosters' Club; German Club, secretary; Senior Choir, wardrobe mistress; Girls' Glee Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Rhodes Roviow. associate editor, editor; Foreign Affairs; Girls' Leaders, treasurer; Intramural sports; First, second, and third intramural awards; Senior Y-Tcon; Bulletin board keeper: Scholastic leader. BEVERLY WOLF Bev Yearbook committee; Honors Reading; Boosters' Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Foreign Affairs; Masque and Gavel; Intramural sports; Future Teachers of America: Senior Y-Teen; Junior Y-Teen; Homeroom announcements; W. B. O. E. radio; Meta Y-Teens; The Night of January Sixteenth. Our Town. Who Gels the Car Tonight Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Seventeen. The Christmas Carol You Can't Take It With You. JEAN YUZVA Joan Boosters' Club: Girls' Glee Club; lunior Choir; Ninth Grade Chorus; Intramural sports; Senior Y-Teen; Junior Y-Teen; Meta Y Teens, treasurer, secretary, social committee; Teacher's assistant. JOHANNE 7.ELENKA Jo- Boosters' Club: Intramural sports; Home Economics Club; Tea Room; Meta Y-Teens. president; Teachor's assistant. HENRY Z1CKUHR Hank- Junior Achievement; W. B.O. EL; Mechanical drawing Him; Sportsman's Club. RHODES FACULTY Ps e 17 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President, Robert Schmidt; Vice President, Frank Meszaros; Secretary, Alice Olson; Treasurer. William Kurka; Sponsor, Mr. Levine. STUDENT COUNCIL President, James Stuckey; Vice President, Donald Reutener; Sponsor, Mr. Holden. CITIZENS' CLUB President, David Leety; Vice President, Fred Beech; Secretary. Pat Rice; Sponsor, Mr. Harshfield. BOOSTERS' CLUB President, Arlene Budko; Vice President. Robert Cieslak; Secretary-Treasurer, Carol Heitz; Sponsor, Mr. Van Nortwick. LATIN CLUB President. Diana Ross; Vice President. Helen Kostura; Secretary, Barbara Torbak; Treasurer. Sandra Card; Sponsor, Miss Palmer. GERMAN CLUB President, Richard Hundza; Vice President, Alice Olson; Secretary, DonnaWilker; Treasurer, Douglas Pinnow; Sponsors, Miss Thieme and Mr. Levine. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA President, Maxine Ushek; Vice President, Beverly Krueger; Secretary, Sue Hricek; Treasurer, Pat Sliwa; Sponsor, Miss Poe. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA President, Ruth Schmidt; Vice President, Mary Ellen Vey; Secretary, Carole Kish; Treasurer, Jackie Timchick; Sponsor, Miss Ord. RHODES REVIEW STAFF Editor, Donna Wilker; Sports Editor, Jim Fabris; Associate Editors. Lynne Faust, Linda Zika; Sponsor, Mr. Folkman. FOREIGN AFFAIRS CLUB President, Lambros Viores; Vice President, Kenneth Klementis; Secretary, Patricia ReMalia; Treasurer, Marilyn Rybak. FRENCH CLUB President. Carole Kish; Vice President. Margaret Mary Haas; Secretary. Patricia Hunsicker; Treasurer, Sonya Sidorec; Sponsor, Miss Manning. a n r 9KF W V9 US. IB i lfil ART CLUB President. Carole Kish; Vice President, Bill Pullar; Secretary. Anna Sich; Treasurer. Patricia Hunsicker; Sponsor, Miss Kenyon. MASQUE S GAVEL CLUB Sponsor, Mr. Reilly. LIBRARY CLUB President, Antoinette Crisafi; Vice President, Rosemarie Gerding; Secretary, Diane Burens; Treasurer. Dolores Ihnat; Sponsor. Mrs. Calavan. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB President, Anita Scrivens; Vice President, Pat Green; Secretary-Treasurer, Janice Hoffman; Sponsor, Miss Millard. FOREMEN'S CLUB President, Dick Topola; Vice President, Don Vajda; Secretary. Diane Dzurik; Treasurer, Dave Smotzer; Sponsor, Mr. Bereit. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Director, Mr. Van Nortwick. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB President, Janice Janoviak; Vice President, Arlene Budko; Secretary, Barbara Yunis; Treasurer, Barbara Sliz; Director, Mr. Van Nortwick. SENIOR CHOIR President. John Maier; Vice President, Allan Richards; Secretary, Ned Henry; Treasurer, James Wenz; Director, Mr. Van Nortwick. OCTET Director, Mr. Van Nortwick. TRIPLE TRIO Director, Mr. Van Nortwick. MADRIGAL SINGERS Director, Mr. Van Nortwick. Page 27 ORCHESTRA President, Janice Janoviak; Vice President, John Maier; Secretary, Arlene Bormann; Treasurer. Dan Kalish; Director. Mr. Schmidt. BAND President, James Setny; Vice President. Joe Schreiber; Secretary, Audrey Bormann; Treasurer. William Setny; Director. Mr. Schmidt. CHEERLEADERS MAJORETTES Page 29 BOYS' LEADERS CLUB President, Ralph Abraham; Vice President, Dave Murino; Sponsor, Mr. Ralls. GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB President, Alice Olson; Vice President, Pat Rice; Secretary, Joan Hoyer; Treasurer, Donna Wilker; Sponsor, Mrs. Morris. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Captain, Dan Sadowsky; Head Coach, Mr. Holden. LETTERMEN'S CLUB President, Bob Cieslak; Vice President, John Gerding; Secretary, Nelson Minto; Treasurer, Don Grassi; Coach, Mr. Vqnnorsdall. ■i 1 955 TRACK TEAM Co-captains, Joe Mirka, Phil Senich, Ralph Vrana; Head Coach, Mr. Holden. FOOTBALL TEAM Captain. Bob Schmidt; Head Coach, Mr. McCullough. 44 We the class of January, 1956, being of questionable sanity, stand before the court making our final try for clemency and hereby make and publish our last will and testament. THE WITNESSES TESTIFY To Miss Jenney we leave the solution to this snap mental problem . . . (__ 38495670891156970234.6785930239411 t —(1111.57483923) To Miss Davis we give one ticket to Thule, Greenland. To Mr. McCullough we present a cheerleader's outfit for the benefit of the boys on the bench. To Mr. Merriman we leave a new battery for his coal miner's hat. To Mr. Van Nortwick we leave a ten-yeaTs' supply of gasoline (1 quart). To Mr. Jacob we leave a seat next to Abe at The Lincoln Memorial. To Miss Millard we leave Frieda to add to her collection of elephants. To Mr. Sifritt we surrender all our thrill pills. To Mr. Tanko we present an army cot so he may sleep at Rhodes and thus keep Rhodians all hours of the night. We leave Stanley . . . TOO BAD!!! THE JURY DECIDES A1 Richards leaves a bronze replica of his beautiful legs to Hawkeye Henderson. The class departs wondering whether Carole Gladrow's dog wears cashmere. Doug Naumann leaves everyone with broken eardrums and confetti in his hair. To up and coming Rhodian glamour girls Loreene leaves her secrets of making short hair long . . . quick!!! Dave Neale leaves his German sayings to future football teams. We leave without Ruth Schmidt . . . she is still combing her hair. Pat ReMalia and Dot Wilczynski leave . . . the best of friends. Johanne Zelenka and Jerry Chajkowski leave their chauffeurs' licenses. Tennessee Tish leaves Murphy to the biology lab. Crazy Oz leaves Wally going crazy. Bev Wolf and Bob Schmidt leave . . . the 12A class hot on their traiL THE JUDGE STATES We leave Crystal Beach and its friendly patrons to all unsuspecting females. To the 12B girls we leave the map to the exchange cabin from the Rhoda raiders. We leave the good times at Betty Ann's cottage. The Metas leave you with this thought . . . Keep it legal! Tears and sympathy are left to the underclassmen who are without the use of Toni Crisafi's cabaret. Brawls and Big Boys go to the junior varsity . . . compliments of Manners. The 12A explorers leave their torches from the midnight hike to future Indian scouts. The 12A girls leave their successful pizza recipe to the Foreign Affairs Club. After much ponderous deliberation, the jury re-enters and the foreman reads the verdict . . . NOT GUILTY!!! P «r33 Eight semesters ago our class started to fit another piece into the great puzzle of life. After much fun and work, we have attached it to the puzzle. Looking back on the past four years we all have many happy memories. January 1952 As our class saw the halls of Rhodes for the first time, KATHY THIESS also saw America for the first time. She had come to America only ten weeks before entering Rhodes. As a 9B, ROBERT BENISEK represented his homeroom in Student Council. March 1952 As we witnessed our first National Honor Society induction we were impressed at the deep significance of its goal. Many would try to reach this goal and as the years went by many succeeded. April 1952 As 9B's, we witnessed the only student faculty day in the history of Rhodes High. The teachers outclassed the students in almost every sport. Stars were our own Miss Millard, Miss Adams, Mr. Hoffman, and Mr. Jacob. September 1952 In the 9A. STELLA RIVELLINO was made a member of the Student Council Publicity Committee. At this time. BETTE NOTTKE began office work. She has worked in the main office three semesters. One of her duties was to deliver Miss Hier and Mr. Bryan's personal letters to choice students. November 1952 DOROTHY WILCZYNSKI playing Masquerade Party guessed the identity of four masked Rhodians one of whom was ARLENE BUDKO. December 1952 While studying diligently on a December day we heard the beautiful carols of the Senior Choir. Those who were in the ninth grade chorus, hoped that they would some day be members of this inspiring organization. January 1953 Among those who became members of the Boys' Leaders Club in the 10B were RODNEY ROBERTS and JIM WHITE. February 1953 As a 10B JOAN BRADLEY was one of the first members of our class to hold an office in a club—treasurer of the Library Club. March 1953 Demonstrating her artistic ability, JACKIE CREGO made posters in sign writing class advertising the operetta, ''A Waltz Dream.” April 1953 At the spring concert, we found that another one of our class had vocal talent. CAROLE GLADROW was one of a trio which sang with the Senior Choir. May 1953 Chosen to represent our class in the annual Posture Queen Contest sponsored by the Girls' Leaders Club were SANDRA RUNGE of homeroom 202, and PAT GREEN of 312. September 1953 Because of their interest in tennis, LOR-EENE BILY, SHARON RODER and BETTY HRIVNAK participated in the annual Flora Stone Mather Tennis Tournament. At this same time, other members of the class showed their athletic interest when they became members of the Junior Varsity Football Squad. They were GENE BOGUSH, TOM CHAMPION. CARL PHILLIPS. DAVE LEETY. DOUG NAUMANN. BILL KURKA, STEVE TELISCHAK, FRED BEECH. JERRY CHAJKOWSKI. JOE HAD ACER. DAVE NEALE and RALPH VRANA. The German Club had many enjoyable activities in store for its recently initiated member. ROSEMARY EHRINGER. After being on the Rhodes Review staff since a 9A. MARILYN RYBAK became busi- P ge36 ness manager of the Rhodes Review. She later took the job of advertising manager. October 1953 Our class showed more talent when HELEN HADACEK received an honorable mention twirling medal. She soon was added to the roster of Rhodes majorettes. November 1953 This was the month of the annual Charity Game. We had cheered our team on during all the games of the season. We were awarded for our cheers when as lOA's we came home victorious. We had won the game from the Benedictine Bengals. Back stage assistance was found when EVE PRIEBE. BETTY HRIVNAK and MARLENE RUSCH assisted in the production of Night of January 16th. Playing the part of Jane Chandler was BEVERLY WOLF. December 1953 The Phi Meta Delphians, a Y-Teen Club, was brought into existence with four lOA's as its officers. They were RUTH SCHMIDT, president; BETTY HRIVNAK, secretary; SHARON RODER, treasurer; and ALICE OLSON, social chairman. January 1954 Recognized as high bowler in the Girls' Bowling Tournament was 11B, LOIS SMITH. The newly formed Road Knights drafted one member from our class, JOHN GALAY-DA. February 1954 Becoming a member of the Triple Trio was one of the highlights in LAUREL CHIPKA's high school life. She later became a member of the Madrigal Singers. Although SANDRA KOKERT became a member of Senior Choir she had to leave Rhodes to attend North Canton High School. She returned, however, in a year. The forming of the new Sportsman's Club was highlighted when JAMES MATLACK was elected president. TOM KRISE was one of its first members. April 1954 On the first day of this month. JOAN HAETTICH, MARIAN HERRMANN and JOANNE LUCAS were among the Rhodes girls who attended the annual Flora Stone Mather Tea. More athletic ability was displayed when DOUG NAUMANN. DAVE LEETY. BILL KUR-KA and JIM WHITE participated in the Rhodes Decathalon. Among those who organized the Rhodes Dance Band at this time were JOHN MA1ER and DICK OSBORN. September 1954 As a new semester began, JANICE JAN-OVIAK began accompanying the Rhodes A Cappella Choir each day the third period. October 1954 Among those participating in a modem dance concert for the girls were IRENE VOURLIOTIS and ALEXANDRA SALKOW-SKI. After being a member of the Latin Club for a year. AIJA BORGA was elected treasurer of the club. In the 11A we were given the privilege of organizing our class. The officers were FRED BEECH, president; BOB CROCCO, vice president; SHARON RODER, secretary; DOUG NAUMANN. treasurer; and PAT GREEN, social chairman. The Brooklyn Merchants held a Halloween window painting contest in which KAROL JARINA won a prize of fifteen dollars. November 1954 After two and a half years, our class attended its second National Honor Society Induction. The thrill and solemnity was doubled as we heard the names of ALICE OLSON. DONNA WILKER, FRANK MES-ZAROS, and RALPH VRANA announced. December 1954 At the close of the football season. BOB SCHMIDT was elected football captain for 1955. At the annual football banquet, DAVE LEETY received a golden statuette for being chosen Rhodes Most Valuable Back. Turning Chinese for an evening we held our first informal. Ching's Fling and the spaghetti dinner will always be remembered. January 1955 Joining our class in the I IB were HENRY ZICKUHR, LOUIS NOVOTNY and GENE O'HARA. Page 37 February 1955 At this time the tea room held several 12B girls. Among them were MARY ANN BOOH-ER. JANICE HOFFMAN. JOAN BRADLEY. PAT GREEN. JOHANNE ZELENKA and ANITA SCRIVENS. The Metas again elected new officers, they were JOHANNAH WAHL, president; DOROTHY WILCZYNSKI, vice president; and JOAN YUZVA. secretary-treasurer. Another club which elected new officers this month was the Future Teachers of America. Among the newly elected officers was JACKIE TIMCHICK. treasurer. March 1955 Witnessing our third National Honor Society Induction, we were proud to see LAUREL CHIPKA. RUTH SCHMIDT. CAROL HEITZ. JANICE JANOV1AK, ROBERT SCHMIDT. BILL KURKA, and WALTER LAZUKA walk to the rail. It was again time to elect officers. Because of his excellent leadership ability, FRED BEECH was re-elected class president. Serving with him on the executive committee were ALLAN RICHARDS, vice president; ALICE OLSON, secretary; CARL PHILLIPS, treasurer; and KAROL JARINA, social chairman. April 1955 As 12B's we walked into the Rhodes gym to see rain drops. The pleasant atmosphere of April Showers is unforgettable. May 1955 The Rhodes Review now published the unforgettable RPI Stoolie. Photographer. CARL PHILLIPS, was seen taking pictures of many unusual sights. Because of his excellent ability in tennis, RONALD BAN A was awarded a letter. September 1955 As we began our senior semester, several members of the class were elected to honorable positions. JOHN MAIER was elected most valuable band member, ALICE OLSON became president of the Girls' Leaders Club. DONNA WILKER became editor of the Rhodes Review, and ANTOINETTE CRISAFI was elected president of the Library Club. Several people were added to our class at this same time. They were PAT BARB, LOREE BUERGER. JUDITH DREHER. BARBARA HANN. ADELLE ROMAY, RICHARD HUNDZA. BILL CHINNOCK and CAROL HEITZ. Although the job of manager took up much of his spare time. JIM WENZ happily accepted his opportunity to join the boys' octet of which JOHN MAIER was already a member. During the month of September a great change took place at Rhodes. Mr. Scott, printing teacher. Athletic Director, and friend of all Rhodians, left James Ford Rhodes to become assistant principal of John Marshall. He left behind PAT REMALIA who had served as his secretary for two years. October 1955 For the third and final time, we elected our class officers. The executive committee was FRED BEECH, president; ALLAN RICHARDS. vice president; RUTH SCHMIDT, secretary; WALLY LAZUKA, treasurer; JOAN BRADLEY, social chairman; and DONNA WILKER, yearbook editor. The 12A social committee, headed by JOAN BRADLEY, consisted of PAT GREEN. DOROTHY WILCZYNSKI. ARLENE BUDKO. IRENE VOURLIOTIS. DAVE LEETY. ROBERT HORVATH, JERRY CHAJKOWSKI. and RODNEY ROBERTS. November 1955 As we witnessed our fourth and final National Honor Society Induction we were proud to see eleven members of our class performing the ceremony. We were also proud to hear the names of AIJA BORG A. DAVE LEETY. JOHN MAIER, PAT REMALIA, and MARILYN RYBAK announced as new members of this honorable organization. As we look over the years we will always remember our picnics, informals, our prom, class day. and commencement along with many personal incidents each of us has experienced. We will also remember James Ford Rhodes High School and the class of January, 1956. P� e38 WE’LL H VE THESE 12 'P'lofc ecy Reaching to the stars, the January Building, founded in 1966 by Leona Millard and Francis Jacob, towers above the changing city of Cleveland, Ohio. To honor the graduates of January. 1956, this tall and massive building is occupied solely by members of the class. The lloor plan of this unique building is as follows: Basement—Swept from the top of the class to the bottom of the building, Frank Meszaros is the lowest paid janitor. First floor—Twenty-eight year old Henry Zickuhr is known as a 35 year Press carrier. Oops! Somebody goofed! Amid an elaborate display, Pat Green advertises her new product—a deodorant called Tish ! Sitting exhaustedly behind a walnut-lined desk, Robert Andy Schmidt earns his scant living as a professional stamp licker. His secretary. Barbara Hamilton, sits on his lap. Second—Promoting his 210 denier, 1 guage lingerie. Tom Champion blushingly demonstrates his wares. Fifth—Crash! All Helen Hadacek's twirling pupils drop their rolling pins in unison. Rolling pins are more useful than batons! Seventh—This floor is devoted entirely to the first and only indoor drive-in, operated and serviced by the owner, Jerry Chajkowski. This Seventh Heaven has only one disadvantage. a back seat driver. Jerry's wife. Jackie Timchick. For all who want to see better, Tom Krise sells handy can openers for opening hard top convertibles. Eighth—John Maier, Pepsogate toothpaste model, greets all comers with a brilliant smile. Adding to the stylish atmosphere, Joan Bradley, sweater model, Joan Lucas, pajama model, and Bette Nottke, silhouette model, parade demurely through the aisles. Ninth—Richard Hundza, Mr. America of 19S6, exhibits his Herculean form to flabby -gastered spectators. In the audience is the great movie star, Marlene Rusch. Tenth—Miss Frances of Bing Bong School, the former Miss Lynn Rybak, entrances all youngsters from 4 to 40. Eleventh—The new JFR research center is located on the eleventh floor. Janice Hoffman, the world-famous peroxide tester, collaborates with Betty Hrivnak, who has established a record as the world's fastest test tube cleaner. Because of her adept tasting sensitivity developed in the Rhodes High Chemistry class, Pat ReMalia has acquired the profession of water taster. Thirteenth—Bob Horvath paces the hospital floor—for the thirteenth time! Dr. Naumann passes out alergy shots. After receiving them for 20 years, he's pretty proficient at it. Behind the counter of the Smith Brothers and Sister cough drops, Lois Smith is a third owner of the new mint-flavored variety. Fourteenth—Situated on the fourteenth floor are thousands of desks. Behind the largest is Dave Neale, tooth pick manufacturer. Sitting on a stool is Jim White, pencil pusher. Loree Buerger modestly sits behind the Congressional Medal of Honor (with the desk on it.) She is the perfect executive. Sandra Kokert, union head, listens demurely to the boisterous counsel of her lady lawyer, Alexandra Salkowski. Seated in a far corner, Sandy Runge efficiently types away. She holds the two-fingered world record. 250 words per minute. Fifteenth—In his glass-walled office. Gene Bogush, the bi-annually elected mayor of Cleveland, puffs vigorously away at his cheap Black Havana cigar. Sixteenth—Behind his 20 gallon vat. Bob Benisek is diligently frosting cherry pink cup cakes. Barbara Hann, roast chicken fryer, is bus-ily preparing the day's supply of 85 chickens. Ron Bana, world-foremost soup strainer, demonstrates the intricate works of his art. Standing by for immediate service is Arlene Budko, top flight soda jerk. Seventeenth—Mary Ann Booher makes aprons for taffy pullers. Eighteenth—Toni Crisafi operates a Russian cossack dance hall. Head bouncer is John Galayda, and working as waiter between performances is Louis Novotny. Twentieth—Joan Haettich, life long de-spiser of bugs, now runs about smelling bug bombs to make sure they're strong enough. Next to a chimney. Jim Matlack carefully tests all filter—no tobacco cigarettes. Page 40 Twenty-third—Dressed in black crepe, amid the embalming fluids. Judy Dreher earnestly seeks a victim. Twenty-fiith—Because of her personal interest. Joan Yuzva manages a 46 and Over shoppe. Within its coniines, gleeful Janet Rohde and Karol Jarina wind spools of threads, thousands of them. Twenty-seventh—Jim Wenz has found a use for all that hot air. He is now a Balloon-Blower-Upper. Twenty-eight—Deeply engrossed in her latest novel. Kathy Thiess attempts to write a sequel to Emil und der Detektiv. Thirtieth—Passing out tips to his track team. Gene O'Hara is the new Olympic track coach. Because of his immense ability. Bill Chin-nock was appointed the building's gym instructor. His official wrestling referee is the former Australian tag team title holder. Pat Barb. Thirty-fourth—Crazy man Crazy! In the midst of the peanut patch, Fred Beech, head Goober pea picker, is followed faithfully by his right hand man, Steve Friday Telischak, accomplished peanut salter. Thirty-seven—Her lust for gold has led Anita Scrivens to the discovery of how to melt Old Gold—(cigarette wrappers.) Thirty-ninth—His artistic talents have led Bob Crocco to the exacting profession of Stop sign designing. Working along harmoniously with him. is Carl Phillips, a picture framer. (He was framed!) Fortieth—The fortieth floor music room echoes with the bellows of the first couch bassoon player, Donna Wilker. Competing with the noise is Joe Hadacek, bathtub crooner. Steadily piping away, Janice Janoviak can be heard—every hour on the hour—throughout the building. Oh. yes. every 15 minutes. Marian Herrmann opens wide, singing. The Terror of Class of '56'! Forty-second—Buried in her success, Jo-hanne Zelenka works hard as head cutter for the Stadium Confetti Corporation. Forty-third—Residing in their winter quarters, are the ever popular Rosemary Ehringer and Carol Heitz. Rosemary is Clarabelle the clown, delighting millions in her daily performances. Carol recuperates from a difficult bout with laryngitis which she acquired while working as the laughing lady at Euclid Beach Park. Forty-four—In the expensive office of Stella Rivellino. cement contractor, Johanna Wahl tries unsuccessfully to sell her untried and untested invention, the round brick. Forty-six—Tearing out her hair, Jackie Cre-go, woman ice man. fearfully watches her office fill with water from the quickly melting ice. Forty-seven—Reading tales about her worshipped hero. Paul George Bunyon. Irene Vourliotis envisions a future as a female lumberjack. Forty-eight—Rodney Roberts, bald headed barber, specializes in hair cuts on credit. He uses the quarter an inch plan. Prof. Osborn is having his annual haircut. Forty-nine—Patiently waiting for all trans Siberian phone calls to Cleveland is Loreen Bily, cracked, telephone operator. Fifty—Dave Leety, ready, willing, and experienced, is the lovelorn advisor for all high school students. Fifty-one—The Kiwanis Club is again holding its annual Pancake and Sausage SuDper . . . and there's Sharon Roder playing Aunt Jemina. Fifty-two In conference with Bill Kurka. recruitinq officer of the French Foreign Legion is Wally Lazuka. buck private. Wally’s a little out of breath. General Kurka requires that all visitors walk up the 52 flights of stairs. Fifty-four—On the barren 54 story, one can see a cross section of the January '56 class. Dorothy Wilczynski. Rye Krisp addict, Allan Richards, taffy puller, Ruth Schmidt, doughnut hole pusher, Adelle Romay. clock winder, and Beverly Wolf, spider trainer, wander happily about, guarded only by one man wearing a white coat. Fifty-five—Carole Gladrow, grease monkey's wife, owns the splendid, gorgeous, mili-fluous, beautiful, handsome, wealthy pent house. Coming free with the pent house, is dear Miss Priebe, flower sniffer. Fifty-six—Never reaching Broadway, Aija Borga is contented with dressing the hair of the movie stars. Flagpole—12:05 A.M. Three innocent prognosticators seriously contemplate suicide! Laurel Chipka Alice Olson Ralph Vrana Pise 41 JANUARY, 1956, DIRECTORY Bana, Ronald........ Barb, Patricia ..... Beech, Frederick.... Benisek. Robert..... Bily, Loreene....... Bogush, Gene ....... Booher, Mary Ann ... Borga. Aija......... Bradley, Joan ...... Budko, Arlene....... Buerger, Loree ..... Chajkowski. Jerry .... Champion, Thomas Chinnock, William Chipka, Laurel ..... Crego, Jacqueline... Crisafi, Antoinette .. Crocco, Robert..... Dreher, Judith ..... Ehringer, Rosemary Galayda, John....... Gladrow, Carole..... Green, Patricia .... Hadacek, Helen ..... Hadacek, Joseph..... Haettich, Joan ..... Hamilton, Barbara Hann, Barbara ...... Heitz, Carol ....... Herrmann, Marian Hoffman. Janice .... Horvath, Robert .... Hrivnak. Betty Ann Hundza, Richard.... Janoviak, Janice.... Jarina, Karol ..... Kokert, Sandra Krise, Thomas....... Kurka, William...... Lazuka. Walter...... Leety. David ....... Lucas, Joanne ...... Maier, John ........ Matlack, James...... Meszaros, Frank..... .. 6909 Dellbank Drive...........................ON. 1-2556 4333 West 52nd Street . ON. 1-0181 .. 4371 West 62nd Street .................FL. 1 7191 .. 3604 Oak Park Avenue ..................SH. 1-1731 .. 2705 Oak Park Avenue ..................FL. 1-6580 ...4853 West 14th Street.........................SH. 1-8651 ...4231 West 38th Street .................FL. 1-5040 .3395 West 129th Street CL. 1-1961 . 4398 West 19th Street................... FL.1-7589 ...5209 Archmere Avenue ................. ON. 1-9483 ...4199 West 62nd Street .................FL. 1-1570 .. 6600 Meadowbrook Avenue ...............FL. 1-1889 .. 4200 West 57th Street .................FL. 1-8933 .. 4219 West 48th Street .................FL. 1-6637 2616 Natchez Avenue ......................SH. 1-6903 ...4168 Ridgeview Road ...................SH. 1-1661 .. 3949 Ridge Road .......................ME. 1-2242 4432 Pearl Road ......................... FL. 1-1636 .. 4076 West 49th Street .................FL. 1-2745 ...3524 Cypress Avenue ...................ON. 1-0668 .. 4015 Schiller Avenue ..................SH. 1-8843 ...1603 Schaaf Road..............................FL. 1-0267 6211 Woburn Avenue .......................FL. 1-6938 .. 2720 Ralph Avenue .....................FL. 1-5343 .. 2720 Ralph Avenue .....................FL. 1-5343 ... 2905 Ralph Avenue ............... ...SH. 1-6393 3328 Mira Court ..........................ON. 1-3901 ...4316 West 56th Street........................ SH. 1-6767 .1797 Saratoga Avenue............................ON. 1-6935 .. 3110 Montclair Avenue ............... SH. 1-2074 .. 2417 Portman Avenue ...................FL. 1-8535 .. 4949 West 12th Street ................ FL. 1-0809 5704 Vandalia Avenue .... FL. 1-1923 .. 4271 West 21st Street .................FL. 1-5157 .. 2026 Hood Avenue ..................... FL. 1-4239 .. 4105 Muriel Avenue ....................ON. 1-8425 .. 3301 Bader Avenue......................FL. 1-8421 ..3819 Henritze Avenue ...................FL. 1-6653 .. 2505 Montclair Avenue .................ON. 1-2462 .. 6709 Lawn Avenue ......................OL. 1-5833 .. 4651 Domur Drive.......................FL. 1-4922 .. 5311 Vandalia Avenue ..................FL. 1-0999 .. 3407 Bader Avenue .....................FL. 1-5576 .. 4793 West 35th Street .................FL. 1-3140 .. 7410 Arden Avenue......................TU. 4-8761 Pise 43 Naumann, Douglas Neale. David ... .4498 West 11th Street . 6290 Woburn Avenue .. FL. 1-7257 SH. 1-2682 Nottke. Bette........................5908 Delora Avenue .....................?H | jjjjj Novotny. Louis ..................... 3821 Bader Avenue FL I 0088 O'Hara. Gene ........................3817 Bader Avenue ......................... WB69 Olson. Alice 2025 Natchez Avenue ON. 1-0899 Osborn. Richard .....................4435 West 67th Place ON. 1-1975 Phillips. Carl ......................5111 Biddulph Avenue............................ON. 1 2348 Priebe. Eve 5706 Northcliff Avenue l’ a ReMalia. Patricia ON. 1-2852 Richards, Allan SH. 1-6956 Rivellino. Stella ON. 1-4757 Roberts, Rodney 4137 West 58th Street ON. 1-7193 Roder, Sharon SH. 1-2037 Rohde. Janet SH. 1-7249 Romay, Adelle SH. 1-2638 Runge, Sandra SH. 1-4377 Rusch, Marlene SH. 1-0560 Rybak, Marilyn FL. 1-9133 Salkowski. Alexandra 3807 Cecilia Avenue SH. 1-0525 Schmidt, Robert 1814 Creston Avenue FL 1-1670 Schmidt. Ruth 1814 Creston Avenue FL. 1-1670 Scrivens, Anita SH. 1-4309 Smith, Lois 4420 West 57th Street ON. 1-1682 Telischak, Steven ON. 1-7317 Thiess, Kathryn SH. 1-0754 Timchick, Jacqueline 3319 Saratoga Avenue ON. 1-8995 Vourliotis, Irene 4259 West 59th Street FL 1-7339 Vrana, Ralph SH. 1-4289 Wahl, Johannah 3623 Spokane Avenue ON. 1-0813 Wenz, James 2719 Glenmore Drive, Westlake SH. 1-2030 White, James FL. 1-2457 Wilczynski, Dorothy 1919 Cook Avenue SH. 1-1700 Wilker, Donna 3913 Pensacola Avenue SH. 1-3190 Wolf. Beverly 4929 Broadview Road FL. 1-5404 ON. 1-6448 Zickuhr. Henry 3710 Burger Avenue ON. 1-5685 Zelenka, Johanne 5314 Ira Avenue FL. 1-8162 P� e 44 Have patience. All things are difficult before they become easy. Saadi RHODES HYMN Dear old Rhodes High Thy wisdom lights our paths Thy friendship true Stay with us to the last. ftiqh School PUBLISHED BY JUNE CLASS OF 1956 DEDICATEE In memory of our senior class advisor, an excellent teacher who was dedicated to his work with students over a span of 38 years; a well-loved man who was admired by everybody who ever knew him for his ability to get along with his fellow teachers and students; an unforgettable and sincere friend whose cheerful smile and helpful counsel is sorely missed by everyone who knew him—we, the graduating class of '56, wish simply to express our appreciation for his wealth of understanding in helping us to solve our problems and to overcome our imperfections. Page 4 He serves those who learn that they may serve mankind. NEIL D. MATHEWS To the Class of June 1956: A prominent Ohio educational leader recently said, Somewhere among the youth of today are minds capable of discovering ways to world peace, ways to deeper and more fulfilling lives, ways to new appreciation of beauty in art. literature, or music, just as there have been minds capable of splitting the atom. We hope that each of you graduates, building upon the foundations which we have tried to help you develop, will strive further to increase the power of your own mind, and will encourage others in the use of their minds toward the attainment of these worthy goals. Be they great or small, your contributions toward these ends will be important. Eest wishes to you. Page 5 NEIL D. MATHEWS, Principal MISS PALMER MR. GAISER We, the graduating class of June 1956. sincerely thank you. Mr. Gaiser. Miss Palmer, and Mr. Ferguson for the guidance and friendly understanding you have given to all the members of the school. Most of us do not begin to realize exactly what you have done for us until we leave our alma mater. Your services to us have been easy to overlook while they were being performed. but once remembered as they are now. are hard to forget. We wish to thank you for pointing out our errors, for helping us reach our goal, for aiding us in making our own decisions. and for being there when we needed you. Sincerely, The Class of June. 1956 MR. FERGUSON P gr 6 CLASS OFFICERS BOB BEECH President LARRY SCHADE PAT RICE RON ELCHESEN Vice President Secretary Treasurer Page 7 MARY ELLEN VEY Social Chairman LINDA ZIKA Yearbook Editor SOCIAL COMMITTEE Sally McMullen, Joyce Hess, Marlene Marko, lean Jenkins. Marge Dreger. JoAnn Koly, Rich Gaspar, Joe Kaczmarek. A1 Schuerger, Mary Ellen Vey, chairman, Don Zielinski, Ron Szeremeta. Jim Koberling. YEARBOOK COMMITTEE Gail Koons. Barbara Vachuska, Barbara Torbak, Betty Lou Sasala, Lynne Faust, Phyllis Kubit. Dan Sadowsky, Jim Fabris, A1 Fassinger, Linda Zika, editor. Dick Kestner, Jim Stuckey. Jim Thomas. Pjge 8 CAP AND GOWN, COLOR AND FLOWER, AND ANNOUNCEMENT COMMITTEE Sharlene Williams. Fred Klimo. Christine Bargiel, Bob Cieslak, Joan Hoyer, Lambros Viores. SCHOLASTIC LEADERS Douglas Pinnow Frank Soldat Page 9 JUNE CLASS OF 1956 CLASS OF JUNE, 1956 DIANE ABOID Di Jr. and Sr. Y-Toon Clubs: Masque and Gavel Club; F.T.A.: Boosters' Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Glee Club; Senior Choir; All-City Choir; Triple Trio; Ensemble contest: Operetta. ‘S6: Junior and varsity cheerleader; First and second gym awards; Intramural sports. YOLANDA ABRANYI Yo Student Council, social committee: Boostors' Club; Band and Orchestra Club; Junior Y-Tcon; Senior Y-Teen; Ninth Grade Chorus; Junior Choir; OHice assistant: Teacher's assistant; Intramural sports. KATHRYN ANSHUTZ Kathy Student Council: Sonior Y-Tecn; Foreign Affairs Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Boosters' Club; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Girls' Glee Club; Intramural sports. MARY AVOY Jane Futuro Nurses ol America; Junior Y-Teen: Senior Y-Teen: Band and Orchestra Club; First gym award; Intramural sports. JOHN BALOG Foremen's Club; Boosters' Club; Conservation Club: Intramural wrestling. CHESTER BAR Scionce Club. Foremen's Club; Cross country team; Track. CHRISTINE BARG1EL Chris 12A color and flower committee; Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teen; Boosters' Club. JANET BASS Jan Future Teachers ol America; Senior Y-Teen; Ninth Grade Chorus: Intramural sports. GEORGE BAUER JOAN BEBO Joanie Futuro Teachers ol America. Senior Y-Teen; Intramural sports. ROBERT BEECH Hoppy 12A. 12B, class president; 11A class treasurer; Student Council; Citizens' Club; Senior Choir, vice president; Boys' Octet; Boys' Glee Club; All-City Choir; The Fortune Teller ; Junior varsity, varsity football; Intramural sports. MAH1LYN BEMER Mare Studont Council; Home Economics Club; Band and Orchestra Club; Senior Y-Teen; Majorette; Al-pheta Hi-Y; First and second gym awards; Intramural sports. DONNA BENSON Shortlo Senior Y-Teen; Boosters' Club; First gym award; Intramural sports. SHELBY BILES Sher Senior Y-Teen; Senior Choir; Girls' Glee Club; The Fortune Teller ; Poster queen contest; Ninth Grade Chorus; Intramural sports. THOMAS BLACK Tom” Gorman Club; Cross country team. PETER BLACKFORD Pete National Honor Society; Student Council; German Club: Foremen's Club, secretary: Band; Band and Orchestra Club: Buckeye Boys' State: Chemistry lab assistant. ARLENE BORMANN Student Council: F.T.A.; Sr. Y-Teen; Band and Orchostra Club; Band, treasurer; Dance Band: National Fraternity of Studont Musicians; Jr. and Sr. Choir; Girls' Glee Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Instrumental solo and ensemble contest: Operetta '$6: Bookstore; Cafeteria cashier. AUDREY BORMANN Student Council; F.T.A.: Sr. Y-Teen; Band and Orchestra Club, secretary; Senior Band, secretary: Dance Band: National Fraternity ol Studont Musicians; Jr. and Sr. Choir: Girls' Glee Club: Ninth Grade Chorus; Instrumental solo and ensemblo contest; Operetta ’56; Bookstore: Cafeteria cashier. LAWRENCE BRAKOWIECKI Student Council; Audio Visual Aids: Boostors' Club; Dramatics Club; Remarkable Incident at Carson's Corner ; Seventeen ; Rumplestiltskin ; Boys' Leaders; Junior varsity football. PATRICIA BROOKS Pal- Senior Y-Teen; Ninth Grade Cho rus; Junior Choir. RICHARD BROWN Dick 12B. II A. social committee; Student Council; Boosters' Club; Masque and Gavel Club: Jr. Achievement, president; Boys' Glee Club; Jr. and Sr. Choir; Freshman lootball; Freshman, junior, and varsity track; Freshman basketball; Play '55: Operetta '56: Intramural sports. JOSEPH BUCHTJNEC Joe- Student Council; Lettermen's Club; Foremen's Club; Varsity football; Varsity basketball; Freshman track; Inlramural sports. JOANNE BUDZIAK Joni Senior Y Teen. RALPH BURIANEK Varsity cross country; Varsity track. RICHARD CARUSO Rich Lettermen's Club; Junior varsity and varsity basketball; Junior varsity and varsity football. CLARENCE CERNIK Clare Science Club: Inlramural sports. JACQUELINE CERNY Jackie Student Council: Boosters' Club; Junior Y-Teen; Senior YTeen, cabinet; French Club: F.TA.; Heme Economics Club; Ninth Grad? Chorus; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Girls' Glee Club: The Fortune Teller ; Intramural sports. ROBERT CIESLAK Cies Color and llower committee; Lot-termon’s Club, president; Citizens' Club, social committoo; Boost©.' ' Club, vice president: Varsity track, co-captain; Freshman, varsity track; freshman, junior varsity and varsity football; Intramural sports. GERALD CLAPP Jerry Science Club; Boosters' Club; Decathlon team; Inlramural wrestling. SHERMAN CLEVENGER Clev Student Council: Foreign A Hairs Club; Sportsmen's Club: Band and Orchestra Club: German Club. NESTOR CI-OUGH Student Council; Foremen's Club, program chairman; Varsity loot-ball. head manager; Junior varsity lootball. manager; Chemistry lab assistant; Letlermcn's Club; Audio Visual Aids; Junior varsity and varsity track; Intramural sports. RICHARD COOUDGE Cool Junior varsity basketball; Intra-mural sports. FRANCES COULTER Fran Senior Y-Teen; Future Nurses ol America; Alpheta Hi-Y; Ninth Grade Chorus; Junior Choir; Intramural sports. MARY ANN CSONTOS Mac National Honor Society; Commencement committee; Student Council: Latin Club; Junior Y-Teen; Orchestra; Ninth Grade Chorus; Gym awards. Intramural sports. DAVID CZAJKA Cross country; Intramural sports. MARGARET DACEX Marge Band and Orchestra. Librarian; A !-C.ty Orchestra; Ninth Grade Chorus; Junior Choir; Solo and onsemble contest. MARGUERITE DeMATTIA Marge Senior Y-Teen; Alpheta Hi-Y. Ninth Grade Chorus; Swimming meet; Bowling; Intramural sports. ALAN DeWERTH AT Student Council; Track team, cocaptain; Foremen's Club; Letter-men's Club; F.T.A.: Freshman varsity track; Boosters' Club: Cross country team; Intramural sports. JAMES DICK Dick Junior Choir: Senior Choir: Freshman. Junior varsity, and varsity basketball; Intramural sports. BETTY DOER1NGER Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teen: Ninth Grade Chorus: Intramural sports. MARGARET DREGER Marge National Honor Society; 12A social committee; Home Ec Club; Boosters' Club; Sr. Y-Toen; F.T.A.; Citizens' Club; Teacher's assistant; Ninth Grade Chorus; Glee Club; Sr. Choir; Triple Trio; Ensemble contest; Office assistant; Swimming team; Gym awards; Intramural sports. WILLIAM DUFFY BUI Boys Leaders' Club; German Club; Foreign Affairs Club: Science Club: Intramural wrestling; Track team; Decathlon team. DIANE DZURIK Dee Junior Y-Teon; Senior Y-Teen; Foremen's Club, secretary: Band and Orchestra Club; Alpheta Hi-Y; Ninth Grade Chorus; Noon movie cashier; Play 'S3; Intramural sports. LaVERNE EBOSH Lovey Citizens' Club; Senior Y-Teon; Ninth Grade Chorus: Junior Choir; Girls' Glee Club; First gym award; Intramural sports. KARL E1MER Eim RONALD ELCHESEN Elch 12A. 128. class treasurer; 11A social committee; Jr. and Sr. Choir, treasurer; Citizens' Club, social committee: Varsity loot-ball manager; Latin Club: Sport-men's Club; Lettermen's Club; Boosters' Club; The Fortune Teller : Freshman basketball. Intramural sports. JAMES ENGLEHART Student Council: Intramural sports; Decathlon team; Freshman track. NANCY ENSLEY Dinky- French Club; Junior Choir. Modern dance program; Teacher's assistant; The Remarkable Incident at Carson's Corner.” JAMES FABRIS Jim National Honor Society; Yearbook committee: Rhodes Review, sports editor: Latin Club, vice president. Foreign Affairs Club, sergeant-at-arms. ALAN FASSINGER -AT Boys Leaders' Club; Sportsmen's Club; Audio Visual Aids; Decathlon team; Intramural sports. Yearbook committee; Science Club: Latin Club: Intramural sports; Chess Club. LYNNE FAUST Lin Yearbook committee; Student Council;Social committee: Rhodes Reviow. associate editor; Foreign Affairs, membership chairman; Girls Leaders' Club; Citizens' Club; Jr. and Sr. Y-Teen: German Club, treasurer: Boosters' Club: Ninth Crade Chorus; Honors Reading; Intramural sports: Swimming team. JUDITH FEEI.EY Jud” 12A banquet committee: Student Council: Senior Y-Teen; Boosters' Club; Teacher's assistant; Al-phota Hi-Y. secretary: Essay Contest; Intramural sports. BETTY FIEN Botty Lou” Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Tcon: Boostors' Club; Art Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Junior Choir; Bowling team; Modern dance program. GERALD FILL Jerry Science Club; Freshman. Junior varsity, varsity basketball; Freshman track; Senior Choir; Intramural sports. CAROL FOGL Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y Teen: Al-phela Hi-Y; Intramural sports. RUTH FRYDL “Ruthie” Senior Y-Tcen: Boosters' Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Junior Y-Teen: Intrcmural sports. RICHARD CASPAR Cos National Honor Society; 12A. 12B. 11A social committee; Student Council: Latin Club; Foroign Al-iaiis. treasurer: Canteen committee: Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Boys' Glee Club: Madrigals: Boys' Octet; Operetta ‘56; Vocal en-semblo contests; Intramural sports. JOHN GERDING Big John Lettermen’s Club, vice president; Freshman, junior varsity, and varsity football, track, and basketball: Intramural sports. JANICE GIORGIONE “George Boosters' Club; Senior Y-Teen: Ninth Grade Chorus; Intramural sports. CHARLES GLASS Charley Intramural sports. JUDITH GOI.DFNBOGEN Jude Senior Y-Teen: Ninth Grade Chorus; Girls' Glee Club; Senior Choir; Intramural sports. ELLIOTT GOLDSTEIN Berrios National Honor Society; Student Council; Foreign Affairs, vice president; Boosters' Club; German Club; Rhodes Review, reporter; Road Knights, vice president; The Fortuno Teller ; Senior Choir; Junior Choir; Boys' Glee Club; Ninth Grade Chorus. THOMAS GOTHRO Tubby Lettermen's Club; Boosters’ Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Scholastic Art Contest; Froshman. junior varsity and varsity football; Track: Decathlon team. '55. 5S; Intramural sports. JOHN GRAFTON Curly Gorman Club; Band and Orchestra Club, vice president: Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Boys' Octet; Madrigals; All-City Choir: Solo and ensemble contests: Operetta '56; Senior Band. MARY ANN GRZEJKA National Honor Society; Student Council, social committee: Latin Club; Citizens' Club; Senior Y-Teen, treasurer; Junior Y-Teen. vice president; Junior Choir; Girls' Glee Club; Ninth Grade Chorus: Boosters' Club; Intramural sports. JOYCE GUILFORD Joy 12B social committee; Latin Club; Citizens' Club; Senior Y-Tecn. cabinet; Junior Y-Teen. secretary; Boostors' Club; Junior Choir; Girls Glee Club; Intramural sports. NORITA HADDEN Rita Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teon; Home Economics Club; Boosters' Club; Night of January 16 ; Intramural sports. WILLIAM HALEN BUI Boys' Chef; Road Knights, vice president. JIM HAZARD Fire DAVID HAZLCTT Harv German Club: Cross country: Intramural sports. CARL HENNINCER Glee Club: All-City Choir; Boys’ Octet; Sonior Choir: Solo and ensemble contest; 'The Fortune Teller'': Freshman, junior varsity, varsity football. NANCY HENNINGER Junior Y-Teen. Senior YTeen; Latin Club: Ninth Grade Chorus. EDWIN HENRY Ned Lettermen's Club; Citizens' Club; Boosters' Club; junior Achievement. president; junior Choir; Senior Choir, president; Boys' Gloe Club: Madrigals: Octet; Band; Orchestra; Ensemble contest; Operetta '56; Track and cross country manager; Intramural sports. WILLIAM HEROLD “BUT Foremen’s Club; Lettermen's Club; Boosters' Club; Freshman, junior varsity, varsity, football basketball. and track. JOYCE HESS National Honor Society; 12A social committee; Masque and Gavel. secretary; junior Y Teen. Senior Y-Tocn. cabinet. Citizens' Club; German Club; Science Club; FT.A.; Boosters' Club; Op eretta 56; Play '55: lunior and Senior Choir; Cleo Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Intramural sports. HENRY HEUSER Hank JANET HOOD Ian junior YTeen: Senior Y-Teen; Alpheta Hi-Y; F.T.A.; Boosters' Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Girls’ Glee Club; Senior Choir; The Fortune Teller ; junior Red Cross, vice president; Noon movie cash-ior; First gym award; Intramural sports. MARION HOSMER CATHERINE HOTCHKISS Kathy Senior Y-Teen: Boosters' Club: Ninth Grade Chorus; Intramural sports. JOAN HOYER joanle Announcement committee; 12B social committee; Girls' Leaders, treasurer; Citizens Club, social committee; Junior Y-Teen. Senior Y-Teen; Boosters' Club: Glee Club; junior Choir; Senior Choir; Ninth Grade Chorus. Cheerleader; Bowling team. Operetta 56; In tramural sports. LESLIE JABB Jabber National Honor Society, program chairman; Commencement committee; Studont Council, treasurer; Girls Leaders' Club, president; Citizens' Club; Foreign AHairs Club; Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teen; Junior Choir; Championship bowling team; Intramural sports. JAMES JANKE Jim National Honor Society; Work and Win Club; Latin Club; Science Club; Lctlermen's Club; Track team; Cross country team. JEAN JQ4K1NS Jenk 12A. 11A social committee; Student Council; Citizens' Club; Latin Club; Boosters' Club; Girls' Leaders; Sonior Y-Teen; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Triple Trio; The Fortune Teller ; Ensemble contest; First, second gym awards; Intramural sports. JOE KACZMAREK 12A social committee ; Senior Choir; Junior Choir; Ninth Grade Chorus; Freshman, junior varsity football. NADINE KAIL Diney Senior Y-Teen; Junior Y-Teon; Senior Choir; Junior Choir; Boosters' Club; Alphota Hi-Y. The Fortune Teller ; Ninth Grade Chorus; Intramural sports. PATRICIA KAVALEC Patty Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teen; Alpheta Hi-Y; Ninth Grade Chorus; Intramural sports. SANDRA KAVALEC Sandy Senior Y-Teen; Junior Y-Teen; Ninth Grade Chorus; Alpheta Hi-Y; Intramural sports. ANITA KAZOL National Honor Society; Honors Reading; French Club; Future Teachers ol America; Music Makers' Club, president; French award; Reserve Band; Senior Y-Teen: Junior Red Cross. BETTY KELLER Kellie MARLENE KELTNER Junior Y-Teon; Sonior Y-Tecn; German Club; Science Club; Bio Chem Club; Band and Orchestra Club: Alpheta Hi-Y. social chairman; Intramural sports. RICHARD KESTNER Res Yearbook committee; Audio Visual Aids: Canteen committee. Lettcrmen's Club: lunior Choir; Varsity football; Intramural sports. MICHAEL KINKOPF Hunter Sporlmen’s Club; Boosters’ Club; Boys’ Glee Club; Funior Choir; Intramural sports. ED KINNEY Lump lunior Choir; Senior Choir; Boys' Glee Club: The Fortune Teller ; Band; Intramural sports; EDNA KLAEHN Senior Y-Teen; Junior Red Cross: Ninth Grade Chorus; funior Choir. KENNETH KLEMENTIS National Honor Society Foreign Affairs Club, vice president; Masque and Gavel Club. Science Club German Club: Boosters’ Club, lunior Achievement. Noon muvic opeiutui Homeroom an- iiHiii •■iiu'iiK Plays 64; ’55; Vuisily basketball iiivinuq.-i. FREDERICK KLIMO Fred Cap and gown committee: Audio Visual Aids; Noon movie operator. JIMMY KOBERLING Jim” 12A. 11A. social committee: Citizens Club, vice president: Freshman track; Freshman, junior varsity, and varsity football. BARBARA KODYSH Barb Student Council: funior and Senior Y-Teon; Boosters’ Club; F.T.A.; Alphota Hi-Y; Art Club; Ninth Grade Chorus: funior and Senior Choir; Play ’$$; Operetta ’56: First, second, gym awards; Noon movie cashier; Intramural sports. CARL KOEHN Kee-Kcc Cerman Club: Science Club; Boys’ Glee Club; Senior Choir. JO ANN KOLY Jo- Student Council; 12A social committee: lunior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teen: Alpheta Hi-Y. Ninth Grado Chorus: Gloo Club. Senior Choir: “The Fortune Teller ; Teacher's assistant; Intramural sports. GAIL KOONS National Honor Society; Yearbook committee; Citizens' Club: German Club: French Club; F.T.A.; Masque and Gavel Club: Senior Choir, music librarian; Senior Y-Teen. cabinet; Homeroom announcements. ELAINE KOSMAHL Kalsic Student Council: Junior Y-Teen: Senior Y-Teen: Alpheta Hi-Y: Ninth Grade Chorus; Junior Choir: Glee Club: Intramural sports. VIOLET KOVACS VT Future Nurses ot America Club; Foreign AMairs Club; Future Teachers ol America: Senior Choir; Girls’ Glee Club; Senior Y-Teen: Alpheta Hi-Y. LAVERNE KOZER Teachor's assistant; Intramural sports. LADDIMER KRIVOS Ladd” BEVERLY KRUEGER Krug F.N.A.. vice president; Junior Achievement; Boosters' Club; Al pheta Hi Y; Science Club: Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teen: French Club: Art Club: Masque and Gavel Club; Nurse's assistant; Ninth Grade Chorus. PHYLLIS KUBIT Phyl N.HS.. secretary ; UA social chairman; 12B social committee; Yoarbook committee; Student Council; co-social chairman; Senior Y-Teen. president; LatinClub. president. secretary; Masque and Gavel, secretary; Girls' Leaders; Citizens'; Foreign At lairs: Senior Choir; Community Fund speaker; Five plays; Operetta '56. ROBERT LAFELD Bob” German Club; Lettermen's Club; Boys' Glee Club; Football, basketball manager. KENNETH LANE Ken' Cross country: Freshman track; Intramural sports. PATRICIA LEIGHT Pot- Boys’ Glee Club. Bowling team, captain: Intramural sports. FREDERICK LOWER Fred RICHARD LUKASH Dick- Foreign A Hans Club; Boosters' Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; All-City Choir; Band; Tho Fortune Teller ; Freshman, junior varsity track; Intramural sports. MILDRED MALIK Milly” I2A banquet committee; Student Council; Citizens' Club; Boosters' Club; Horn© Economics Club, vice president; Foreign A Hairs, social chairman; Leaders'; lunior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teen; Ninth Grade Chorus; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Glee Club; Operetta ’56. ’53; Intramural sports. SONIA MANCHEX National Honor Society; German Club. Scionce Club; Senior Y-Teen; Art Club; Mechanical drawing foreman; Chemistry lab assistant. Ninth Grade Chorus; Athletic awards; Intramural sports. DOROTHY MANFREDA Senior Y-Teen; Bowling; Intramural sports. MARLENE MARXO Mar” 12A. 11A, social committee; Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teen; Citizens- Club; Boosters' Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Junior Choir: Senior Choir; Operetta '56. 'S3; First and second gym awards. Intramural sports. JOY MARSHALL Senior Y-Teen. I AMES MARTIN Jim Latin Club: Foremen's Club. BRIAN MeHUGH Badminton tournament. KATHLEEN McLAUGHLIN Kathy French Club; Junior Choir. robert McLaughlin Bob Foremen’s Club; Boosters’ Club. sally McMullen Mac 12A social committee; Girls Leaders' Club; Boosters' Club; Citizens' Club; Foreign Aflairs Club, co-social chairman: Student Council; Senior Y-Teen; Ninth Grade Chorus; Junior Choir; Bowling tournament; Intramural sports. MARILYN MEAL ’Maril Senior Y-Teen. CHARLES MELZER ’Skip Latin Club; Boys’ Glee Club; Varsity track; Freshman and junior varsity football; Intramural sports. MARLENE METRO Mar Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teen; Ninth Grade Chorus; Junior Choir; Glee Club; Senior Choir: The Fortune Teller ; Band and Orches tra Club: Dance Band singer: Majorette: Posture Queen '54; Alpheta Hi-Y; Intramural sports. THOMAS MILLER ’’Tony Freshman, junior varsity basketball; Intramural sports. COR1NNE MUELLER •’Corky Senior Y-Teen; First gym award. ESTHER NICKEL Sam Boosters' Club; German Club; Senior Y-Teen; Ninth Grade Chorus: Intramural sports. THOMAS NIELSON Tom Boys’ Glee Club. NANCY NOBLE Nan 12B. 11 A. social committee: German Club: Foreign Affairs Club: Loaders', secretary; Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teen; Junior Choir: Senior Choir; Glee Club: treas urer. vice president: Ninth Grade Chorus; Operetta '56. First, second. third gym awards; Intramural sports. SHARON NOVAK Science Club; AU-Cily Band: Senior Band. CAROLE PETERS Art Club; Junior Achievement treasurer; Senior Y-Teen. VIRGINIA NUHSLER Ginger Senior Y-Teen: Alpheta Hi-Y: Junior Choir; Ninth Grade Chorus; Hostess; Noon movie cashier; Intramural sports. ALLAN OKESON A1” Foremen’s Club; Band and Orchestra Club. WILLIAM OTT Wild B1U Boys’ Glee Club. ROBERT PANKUCH Bob- Intramural sports. NORMAN PETKAC Norm C’.udent Council. CAROL PINARD Blonde Senior Y-Teen; Alpheta Hi-Y; Modern dance program; Intramural sports. JOYCE PINDROH Senior Y-Toon. DOUGLAS PINNOW Doug N.H.S.; German Club, treasurer: Foreign A hairs Club, program chairman; Scioncc Club; Band, vice president; Band and Orchestra Club, president: All-City Band: Dance Band: Audio Visual Aids; Chess Club; Cleveland solo and ensemble contest: Tennis letter award: Intramural sports. LILLIAN PLOCICA LU Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teen; Future Teachers of America, secretary: Boosters' Club: Ninth Grade Chorus; Junior Choir; Intramural sports. CHARLES PONALL Chuck Lettermen's Club; Band; Orchestra. student conductor; Band and Orchestra Club; All-City Orchestra; Solo and ensemble contest; Oporetta '56; Young People's Music Society, vice president; Cross country: Intramural sports. JOSEPH POPCHAK Jus-k Band and Orchestra Club: Band, assistant treasurer; Orchestra; Dance Band: All-City Band: Stage craft: The Fortuno Teller : Young People's Chamber Music Society; Intramural sports. MARY ’ O .-ORTER Lou Senior Y-Teen; Ninth Grade Chorus; Junior Choir: City-wide modern dance program: YWCA Modern dance. Scholastic art awards; Halloween window con-lost. BEVERLY PRISTAS Bev 12A banquet committee: Girls Loaders' Club; Junior Y-Tcen; Senior Y-Teen: Intramural sports. NADENE RE1MER Dean'' Future Nurses of America; Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teen: Junior Achievement; Rhodes Reviow typist. JANET REINHART Jan” Boosters' Club: Junior Y-Toen; Senior Y-Teen; Ninth Grade Chorus; Girls' Glee Club; Masque and Cavol Club: Intramural sports. REBECCA RETA Becky” Student Council; Girls Leaders' Club; Art Club: Senior Y-Toen. social committee: Future Teachers of America; Ninth Grade Chorus; Junior Choir; Intramural sports. DONALD REUTENER Don” N.H.S.. treasurer; 11A president; 12B social committee: Student Council, vice president; Latin Club: vice president; Citizens' Club; Boosters' Club; Masque and Gavel Club; Canteen committee: Community fund speaker; Operetta '56: Gloo Club: Junior and Senior Choir. Play '55. '56. PATRICIA RICE Pal” 12A. 12B. class secretary; 11A social committee: Student Council; Citizens' Club, secretary; Leaders', vice president; Boosters' Club: F.T.A.; Jr. and Sr. Y-Tecn; Junior varsity cheerleader. Varsity cheerleader, captain; Host ess; Intramural sports. WILLIAM RIEMER Riem Stage cralt. LENORE ROBERTSON Lenny Future Teachers ol America, treasurer; Junior Choir; Senior Y-Teen; Ninth Crade Chorus; Intramural sports. JULAINE RODIG Julio Senior Y-Teen; German Club. Foreign A Hairs Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Junior Choir; Intramural sports. DIANA ROSS -Dr National Honor Society; Latin Club, president and program chairman; Science Club; Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Tcon; Ninth Grade Chorus; Junior Choir. Radio production. Scrooge ; Intramural sports. LESTER ROSSOLL Los Stage cralt DANIEL SADOWSKY Dan N.H.S., vice president; Yearbook committee; Lettermen's Club; Audio Visual Aids; Ninth Grade Chorus; Essay Contest; Science Fair; Cross country, captain; Freshman. junior varsity, varsity track. MADELAINE SAFARZ Madge Senior Y-Teen. RICHARD SAFRAN Dick Lettermen's Club; Foremen's Club; Boys Loaders' Club; Track; Cross country team. REBECCA SAHLEY Sahlc Latin Club; FN.A.; Masque and Gavel Club; Boosters' Club; Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teen; Alph-ota Hi-Y. social chairman; Ninth Grade Chorus; Junior Choir; Glee Club; Operetta '53; Play '55: Play '56; Teacher's assistant; Hostess; Intramural sports. BETTY LOU SASALA Betts Yearbook committee: French Club, vice president: Boosters' Club. Junior Y-Teen: Senior Y-Teen; Ninth Grade Chorus; Girls' Glee Club; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; The Fortune Teller ; Play ’53: Championship bowling team. In tramural sports. LAWRENCE SCHADE Ch®rub 12A, 12B. vie® president; Latin Club; Boosters'Club; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Boys' Glee Club; Intramural sports. PAUL SCHARSCHMIDT Sharpe Foremen's Club; Lcltermen's Club; Varsity cross country; Freshmen, varsity track; Junior varsity football; Intramural sports. JOAN SCHJENER Senior Y-Tecn; Alpheta Hi-Y. SHIRLEY SCHMIDT Shirl Alpheta Hi-Y. vice president: Junior and Senior Y-Teen: German Club; Boosters' Club; Rhodes Review typist; Intramural sports. DIANE SCHOLL Scholl Babe Latin Club; Boosters' Club; Future Teachers ol America; Girls' Glee Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Student Council; Senior Y-Teen: Our Hearts Were Young and Gay , Our Town : Office assistant; Intxamural sports. JOSEPH SCHREIBER Jus- German Club, committee; Boosters' Club; WBOE radio broadcasts. Band end Orchestra, vice president; Dance Band: All-Cny Band and Orchestra: All Ohio Boys' Eand; West Side Orchestra Festival: Solo and ensemble contest; Junior and Senior Choir; Op crotta '56; Intramural sports. DAVID SCHROEDER Dave Audio Visual Aids: Cross country; Intramural sports. ALAN SCHUERGEH National Honor Society: 12A social committee; Student Council: Senior Choir; Varsity basketball; Operetta '56: Boys' Octet; Intramural sports. DENNIS SCHWARK Denny Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Glee Club; Ninth Grade Chorus: The Fortune Teller . RAYMOND SEKERAK Virgil Audio Visual Aids; Foremen's Club. WILLIAM SETNY Bill Band, treasurer; Band and Or chestra Club; All-City Band; School dance band; Twiliqhter's Band. JAMES SETNY Jim Band; Band and Orchestra Club, treasurer; All-City Band, president; School dance band; Twi-lighter's Band. GAY SHAFFER Junior Y-Tcen; Senior Y-Teen; Ninth Grade Chorus; Bookroom assistant. RICHARD SIMPSON Dick- Foremen's Club; Boys Leaders’ Club; Lcttormen's Club; Freshman. junior varsity, varsity track; Cross country team. PATRICIA SL1WA Pat- Home Economics Club, president; Junior Achievement, treasurer: Future Nurses ol America Club, treasurer; Future Teachers of America Club; Nurse's assistant; Senior Y-Teen; Ninth Grade Chorus. Intramural sports. BARBARA SL1Z Slls Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teen; Future Teachers ol America; Al-pheta Hi-Y; Ninth Grade Chorus; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Triple Trio; Madrigals; All-City Choir; Glee Club, treasurer, president; Operetta '56. Intramural sports. GERALDINE SOCHA Gorry Intramural sporis. FRANK SOLDAT National Honor Society; Citizens' Club; Boosters' Club; Band and Orchestra Club; Chois Club; Noon movie operator; Lab assistant; School spelling champion. JOYCE SPEISER Joy- Senior Y-Teen; Alpheta Hi-Y; Ninth Grade Chorus; Teacher's assistant. Hostess; Intramural sporis. JAMES STEINHOFF Student Council; Chess Club; Science Club; Boosters' Club; German Club; Chemistry lab assistant; Junior varsity football; Intramural sports. JAMES STUCKEY Stuck N.H.S.; HA vice president; 12B social committee; Yearbook committee; Student Council, president; Citizens' Club, president; Latin Club; Boosters' Club; Canteen committee, president; Junior Choir; Glee Club; Senior Choir; Octet; Madrigals; Ensemble contest; Operetta ’56; Intramural sports. RON SZEREMETA Siere 12A. 12B. social committee; track; Inlramural sports. GENEVIEVE SZUBA Senior Y-Teen; Future Nurses ol America. SONYA TAYLOR Senior Y-Teen; Alphcta Hi-Y; Ninth Grade Chorus; Girls' Glee Club; Senior Choir; Intramural sports. GAY THATCHER Boosters' Club; Art Club; Alpheta Hi-Y; Senior Y-Teen; Ninth Grade Chorus; Junior Choir; Teacher's assistant; Bowling award; Intramural sports. JAMES THOMAS Duke Yearbook committee; 12B social committee; Student Council, social. publicity, maintenance committees; Boosters' Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; Junior Choir, president; Senior Choir, secretary; Freshman football; Bowling captain; Oporetia '56; Tennis team; Intramural sports. HELEN TLUCAK Hu Student Council, social committee. Home Economics Club; Boosters' Club; Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teen, cabinet: Ninth Grade Cho rus: Junior Choir; Intramural sports. BARBARA TORBAK Barb N.H.S.. social chairman; Yearbook committee; Commencement committee; Student Council, secretary, social committee; Y-Teen cabinet; Citizens’ Club; Latin Club, social chairman; Foreign Afiairs, secretary; Senior Choir; Junior Choir; Girls' and Boys' Glee Club, accompanist; Ninth Grade Chorus: Operetta '56; Teachor's assistant. BARBARA TRYDA Chicken Boosters'; Future Teachers ol America; Future Nurses of America; Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teen; Ninth Grade Chorus; Junior Choir: Hostess; Teacher's assistant; Intramural sports. MAXINE USHEK Max Future Nurses of America, president: Home Economics Club, secretary; Senior Y-Toon; Junior Achievement, secretary; Nurse's assistant. Hostess; Bowling: First and second athletic award: Intramural sports. BARBARA VACHUSKA Choos” National Honor Society, social chairman; Yearbook committee; 12B social committee: Student Council, co-social chairman; Citizens' Club; Senior Y-Toen; Boosters' Club: Junior and Somor Choir; Girls' Glee Club: Operetta '56: Intramural sports. ALBERTA VATHKE AT Future Teachers' ol America; Ping-pong tournament. MARY ELLEN VEY Mev National Honor Society: 12A social chairman. 11A social committee: Student Council: Citizens' Club: Cerman Club; FTA vice president: Boosters': Leaders’: Masque and Gavel, secretary; Junior and Senior Y-Teen. secretary, cabinet: Junior and Senior Choir; Glee Club: Ninth Grade Chorus: OHice assistant: Intramural sports. DOLORES VESELY Dolly Alpheta Hi-Y. chaplain: Boosters' Club: Junior and Senior Y-Teen: Ninth Grade Chorus: Intramural sports. LAMBROS VIORES Lamb National Honor Society; social committee: Commencement committee; Announcement committee; Student Council: tax stamp chairman; Citizens': Boosters’; Science Club; Masque and Gavel: Foreign A Haus. president; Foremen's. president: Audio Visual Aids; Glee Club: Canteen committee; Homeroom announcements. Work and Win: Seven xemestei Honor Roll award; l’r«-sh and Varsity Track; Intra mural BARBARA VOURLIOTOU Bubbles Student Council alternate; Al-phota Hi-Y; Senior Y-Teen; Ninth Grade Chorus; Hostess: Intramural sports. JOHN VRANIC Big John’’ Freshman and junior varsity basketball; Intramural sports. CHAD WACHS Ninth Grade Chorus; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Fortuno Teller”; Boys’ Glee Club, accompanist; Band and Orchostra Club: Senior Band. BARBARA WEBER Barb” Student Council; German Club; Boosters’ Club: Junior Y-Teen: Senior Y-Teen; Teacher’s assistant: Alpheta Hi-Y: Intramural sports. GERALD WELLET Tiny'' Audio Visual aids; Freshman and junior varsity lootball; Sportsmen's Club. ROGER WICKER Rog National Honor Society, president; 12A. UA. social committee; Student Council: Maintenance committee chairman: Audio Visual Aids; Noon movie operator; Canteen committee; Ninth Grade Chorus; Chemistry lab assistant. NANCY WILKES “Nance SHARLENE WILLIAMS Sheri 12A cap and gown committee: Senior Y-Teen; Art Club; Tunior Choir: Senior Choir: Teacher's assistant. STEPHANIE ZAJAC Bunny Future Teachers of America; Senior Y-Teen; Intramural sports. DONALD ZIELINSKI Don” 12A social committee; Studont Council; Art Club; Boosters' Club: Printing foreman; Band and Orchestra Club; Stage craft. LINDA ZIKA Liz National Honor Society; Yearbook editor; 12B social chairman; Rhodes Review, associate editor. editor; Citizens' Club: German Club; F.T.A.; Art Club; Jr. and Sr. Choir; Glee Club; Operetta ’56: Sr. Y-Teen: Teacher's assistants; Office assistant; National Essay Contest Winner in County. AUGUST GRADUATES Anderson, Frank 4282 Artman, Robert 3602 Bahr, Bill 4318 Bob. Edward 1717 Burke, Jack 1501 Temple, Don 5526 Topola, Dick 4355 West. Fred 2700 Withers. Nancy ... 5721 Valley Road FL. 1-1961 Broadview Road ON. 1-9122 West 42nd Street SH. 1-4547 West Schaaf Road SH. 1-0125 West Schaaf Road FL. 1-5446 Flowerdale Avenue FL. 1-9461 West 56th Street FL. 1-7042 Brookpark Road SH. 1-0284 Gifford Avenue ON. 1-5405 Page 31 MINDS THAT GUIt RHODES FACULTY STUDENT COUNCIL President. Jim Stuckey; Vice President. Don Reutener; Secretary, Barbara Torbak; Treasurer. Leslie Jabb; Sponsor, Mr. Holden. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President. Roger Wicker; Vice President, Dan Sadowsky; Secretary. Phyllis Kubit; Treasurer. Don Reutener: Sponsor. Mr. Levine. Pjfic 3 CITIZEN'S CLUB President, Jim Stuckey; Vice President, Jim Koberling; Secretary, Virginia Valchar; Sponsor, Mr. Harshfield. LATIN CLUB President, Jackie Kintzler; Vice President, James Fabris; Secretary, Lois Gray; Treasurer. Stanley Sokol; Sponsor, Mrs. Ayres. P rx M GERMAN CLUB President, Elliott Goldstein; Vice President, Douglas Pinnow; Secretary, Judy Schmidt; Treasurer, Lynne Faust; Sponsors. Miss Thieme and Mr. Levine. FRENCH CLUB President. Margaret Haas; Vice President, James Hamilton; Secretary, Pat Hunsicker; Treasurer. Sonja Sidorec; Sponsor. Miss Manning. Pjgc RHODES REVIEW STAFF Editor, Linda Zika; Sports Edi'.or, Jim Fabris; Associate Editors. Lynne Faust. Anna Sich. Irene Sidor; Sponsor. Mr. Folkman. FOREIGN AFFAIRS CLUB President. Lambros Viores; Vice President, Elliott Goldstein; Secretary. Barbara Torbak; Treasurer. Richard Gaspar; Sponsor. Mr. Templin. P gc 36 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA President, Jo Ann Pilger; Vice President, Carole Kish; Secretary, Lillian Plocica; Treasurer, Lenore Robertson; Sponsor, Miss Ord. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA President. Maxine Ushek; Vice President, Beverly Krueger; Secretary. Sue Hricik; Treasurer. Pat Sliwa; Sponsor, Miss Poe. Page 37 MASQUE AND GAVEL CLUB Sponsor. Mr. Reilly. LIBRARY CLUB President. Janet Span; Vice President. Carol Haller; Secretary. Rosemarie Gerding; Treasurer. Marie Labyk; Sponsor. Mrs. Calavan. Page 38 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB President, Pat Sliwa; Vice President, Milly Malik; Secretary. Maxine Ushek; Treasurer. Norita Hadden; Sponsor, Miss Millard. HOMEROOM ANNOUNCEMENT STAFF Head Announcer. Tom Piskura; Sponsor. Mr. Reilly. P� r 39 ART CLUE President, Carole Kish; Vice President, Bill Pullar; Secretary, Anna Sich; Treasurer, Patricia Hunsicker; Sponsor, Miss Kenyon. STAGECRAFT Sponsor, Mr. Reilly. Page 40 Y-TEEN CABINET Senior Y-Teen Officers: President, Phyllis Kubit; Vice President, Joan Thomas; Secretary. Mary Ellen Vey; Treasurer. Mary Ann Grzejka; Sponsor. Miss Palmer. SCIENCE CLUB Chairman. Ken Klementis; Sponsor, Mr. Memman. Page 41 AUDIO VISUAL AIDS CLUB President, Eugene Pacula; Head Movie Operator, Ken Klementis; Sponsor, Mr. Stevens. CHESS CLUB Co captains. Frank Soldat, Roy Wagner; Sponsor, Mr. Hoftman. Fj.uc i 2 SENIOR CHOIR President, Ned Henry; Vice President. Bob Beech; Secretary, Jim Thomas; Treasurer. Ron Elchesen; Director. Mr. Van Nortwick. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB President. Barbara Sliz; Vice President. Nancy Noble; Secretary, Barbcnra Yunis; Treasurer. loan Hoyer; Director. Mr. Van Nortwick. BOYS' OCTET Director, Mr. Van Nortwick. GIRLS' TRIPLE TRIO Director, Mr. Van Nortwick. MADRIGAL SINGERS Director, Mr. Van Nortwick. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Director, Mr. Van Nortwick. BAND AND ORCHESTRA CLUB President, Douglas Pinnow; Vice President, John Grafton; Secretary, Audrey Bormann; Treasurer. Jim Setny: Director. Mr. Schmidt. Pi«p'f5 ORCHESTRA President. Dave Leyerle; Vice President. Nola Lasher; Secretary, Joyce Sopko; Director. Mr. Schmidt. BAND President. Joe Schreiber; Vice President. Dan Kalish; Secretaiy. Audrey Bormann; Treasurer. Arlene Bormann; Director. Mr. Schmidt. t'jJSC h(. DANCE BAND Director. Mr. Schmidt. YOUNG PEOPLE'S CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY President. loe Popchak; Vice President, Charles Ponall; Secretary. Arlene Bormann: Treasurer. Ruth Hallett; Sponsor. Mr. Schmidt I'JCI I CHEERLEADERS MAJORETTES Hoad Majorette. Marlene Metro I'j.w 18 SPORTSMEN'S CLUB President, David Smotzer; Vice President, Dave Murino; Secretary, Robert Klotz; Treasurer. Nelson Minto; Sponsor, Mr. Hicks. President, Lambros Viores; Vice President, Dave Smotzer; Secretary, Julius Kovacs; Treasurer, Don Vajda; Sponsor. Mr. Bereit. SPORTS COACHING STAFF Mr. Ralls. Mr. Holden, Mr. McCullough, Mr. Moran, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Jacob, Mr. Templin, Mr. Rockwood. Page 50 BOYS' LEADERS CLUB President, Ralph Abraham; Secretary-Treasurer, Dave Murino; Sponsor, Mr. Ralls. GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB President, Leslie Jabb; Vice President, Judy Schmidt; Secretary, Nancy Noble; Treasurer. Virginia Valchar; Sponsor, Mrs. Morris. Page 51 Co-Captains. Bob Cieslak. A1 DeWerth. George Mirka; Head Coach. Mr. Holden. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Captain, Dan Sadowsky; Head Coach. Mr. Holden. P«fc 32 LETTERMEN'S CLUB President, Bob Cieslak; Vice President, John Gerding; Secretary, Nelson Minto; Treasurer, Don Grassi; Coach, Mr. Vannorsdall. 1 9 5 5 FOOTBALL TEAM Head Coach, Mr. McCullough. Page 53 BASKETBALL TEAM Captain, Dick Caruso; Head Coach, Mr. Moran. Mr. Ralls Mr. Merriman WITH DEEPEST APPRECIATION Page 54 PEPPERMINT SUITE THE CASE OF THE CRAZY 200 J.F.R.—This was the school. June '56—This was the class. I'm a cop. My partner and I were working a detail out at 5100 Biddulph. that night of the prom— June 2. Someone reported overhearing a strange voice speaking a foreign tongue. All we had to go on was the name of this weird language—''Slush Talk”. Our job—find the person who spoke it. We questioned everyone at the prom. No one admitted a thing. The case was closed for lack of evidence. Ten years later, the new police chief. Bill DuHy. reopened the case. We spent weeks trying to dig up at least one person who was in that class on the famous night, ten years ago. Finally, on the afternoon of June 30. 1966, we located one girl. A lead at last! It was Bev Pristas who is now working in an information booth at Bellevue. She said she didn't know any thing about Slush Talk”, but gave us a list of names, addresses, and other information on all the people that were in her class. As we looked over the list of names and occupational data, we found that there were two more employees here connected with the case: Jerry Fill and Ken Kle-mentis, orderlies. They showed us to the room of one of the inmates”: Linda Zika. driven to Bellevue in her senior year. Talking to her was hopeless! Our only alternative was to visit everyone on the list. July 1, 7:16 A.M. Next stop—Vassar, the famous girls’ college. Leslie Jabb is now the dean. Jim Stuckey is the physical ed. teacher here, and Chuck Ponall is the tennis coach. We also talked to the girls who are attending this college: Janet Bass, Joan Bebo. Marge DeMattia, Nancy Ensley, Ruth Frydl, Anita Kazol. Laveme Kozer. Sonia Manchek, Dorothy Manfreda, Kathy McLaughlin, Virginia Nuhsler. Diana Ross. Joan Schiener. and Na-dene Reimer. We drew another blank, and went on with the list. July 2, 7:23 A.M. Another day, another college—Harvard, where we looked up Donna Benson, coach on their rowing team. She told us The Rotten 7” finally made good: Dave Hazlett is now a famous lecturer on any and every subject. Larry Schade. a chauffeur driving his baby” for a sweet old lady with a weak heart. Jim Thomas, a “B.T.O. specializing in getting anybody a deal. Ron Szeremeta. caterer for all types of celebrations and parties, especially stag parties”. Skip” Melzer, owner of a plush vacation resort in Vermillion on the Lake. Karl Eimer. Lover of Nature, runs a frog nur ?erv. (His side specialty is salamanders.) Since these boys sounded so clean, we didn't even bother questioning them. Our case was getting nowhere fast. Then, exactly one week after that first lead, at 9:57 A.M. on July 7, we got a phone call from Sergeant Ron Elchesen of the downtown police. He said he was holding some suspects in the tank for us to question. My partner and I lost no time in getting there. The suspects turned out to be: John Balog, Chester Bar, George Bauer, David Czajka, Alan De-Werth. Charles Glass. Bill Herold. Norman Petkac, James Englehart, James Janke, Laddie Krivos. and Dennis Schwark. Our questioning ended at 10:07 A.M. Result—nothing. 10:14, the same morning, we received another call. This time it was from Detective Jimmy Koberling. Two more suspects. One was Elliott Goldstein, arrested for loitering on a street comer. As it happened, he was only collecting pennies for radio-free Israel. The other was Bob Beech, a tall suspicious looking man. arrested on a charge of counterfeiting. Neither could help us. 11:39 A.M. Next on the list was Dick Brown's Dime-a-Dance” House. We questioned the owner, but he told us to talk to the girls in his employ. The ticket seller was Jackie Cemy. The others were: Kathy An-shutz, Mary Avoy. Marilyn Berner, Joanne Budziak, Mary Ann Csontos, Betty Doeringer. Lynne Faust. Nancy Henninger. Marilyn Meal. Carole Peters. Lenore Robertson. Mary Ann Grzejka. Lillian Plocica, and Helen Tlu-cak. The girls didn't know anything, so we waited for the place to open and the customers to come in. 7 P.M. Two Marines came in clutching their Good Conduct Medals. They were: Mike Kinkopf and Larry Brakowiecki. Both quite innocent. 7:03 P.M. As the regular customers started coming in, we questioned them one by one: John Grafton. Ralph Buri-anek, Carl Henninger. William Ott, Carl Koehn, and Dick Lukash. Another dead end. 7:52 P.M. As long as we were in this part of the neighborhood, we stopped in a nearby theater where a few of the class were billed. Diane Scholl. Phyllis Kubit. and Gail Koons, the top three actresses of the year, were on stage so we couldn't talk to them. But we managed to question Ned Hotshot Henry, who had the knife-throwing act during intermission. He was amusing, but no help to the case. 8:15 P.M. Knocked off for something to eat. My partner and I looked over the list of people we were planning to cover the next day. and immediately eliminated Brian McHugh because he is now in Italy, rehabilitating the youth. However, the others were: Barb Lucky” V a c h u s k a—sells lucky charms at C.Y.O. basketball games in Detroit. Diane Aboid—dealer in Persian rugs. Shelby Biles—bird-caller in West Virginia. Pat Brooks and Madge Safarz—Nuns in a local convent. Frances Coulter and Julaine Rodig -charter members of The Red Head Club . Marge Dreger—sells tomatoes on the corner of Biddulph and Pearl. Richard Coolidge—dyed himself black, now plays with the Harlem Globe Trotters. Fred Klimo—makes dip sticks for his motor. Elaine Kosmahl—still takes driving lessons from Mr. Seitz. Don Reutener—famous and brilliant doctor (at Santa Anita). Beverly Krueger and Betty Keller—blacksmiths. Ed Kinney and Tom Gothro—partners in a Body Shop. Patricia Leight—works at Illuminating Co. Sonia Taylor is one. Janet Hood is one. Bill Bar owns one. Doug Pinnow—raises and races pidgeons. Geraldine Socha and Nancy Wilkes—vacationing in Denmark. Lambros Viores—vacationing in Athens. Sharon Novak—rides in cross-country bike races. Mildred Malik—writes 'Advice” column in The News. Marlene Marko—once a socialite, now the mother of triplets (Terra. Varga, and Sigma) supporting them by working as Mr. Van's upstairs maid. Rich Gaspar -route man for the Press. Jim Hazard—publicity agent for Berea. Pat and Sandy Kavelec—still arguing about which twin has the Toni. Barbara Kodysh—beautician, expert with hair rinses. JoAnn Koly—runs a voice culture school. Jean Jenkins—sings Oklahoma every Sunday in Church Choir. Judy Feeley—invented an amazing new freckle remover. Joan Hoyer—catches fish for a living in Huron. Gerald Wellet and Robert Pankuch—carry-outs at Fishers. July 8. 9:13 A.M. After a brief discussion, my partner and I agreed that these names we looked over the previous night, were clear of any suspicion. 9:28 A.M. The next name on the list lead us to Muscle Beach, where Jerry Clapp, the life-guard, was arguing with Alan Schuerger. Since these boys were too busy to be interrupted. we walked along the beach until we came to someone doing algebra problems in the sand. It was Frank Soldat. He pointed out a young man who might know something about our case. This turned out to be Rich Caruso, who was trying to get a sun tan. He couldn't remember a thing about the night of the prom, so we talked to a young couple building pyramids in the sand: Vi Kovacs and Joe Kaczmarek. They were too busy to be bothered also. My partner and I then questioned Jim Steinhoff. who was building sand houses. He couldn't tell us anything we didn't know already, but suggested we talk to the wolf on the beach. Bob Cieslak. Unfortunately. he wasn't found. Our next step was to round up all the bathing beauties for questioning. They were: LaVerne Ebosh. Janice Giorgione. Judy Goldenbogen. Joyce Guilford. Norita Hadden. Joyce Hess, Kathy Hotchkiss. Esther Nickel, Carol Pinard. Jan Reinhart. Rebecca Reta. Barb Sliz. Barb Tryda, Dolores Vesely. and Sharlene Williams. We still hadn't turned up another lead. 12:00 noon found us at Sportsman's Park where Sally McMullen. Bill Riemor. Tom Miller. John Vranic. and Henry Heuser were driving in the races. Bill Halen was selling souvenirs and Bob Lafeld was found selling programs. After talking to them, my partner and I came up with a result of nothing once more. 12:31 P.M. Over a cup of coffee, we looked at the list again, and found a large part of the class had ended up at Barb Torbak's Home for Wayward Boys. They were: Tom Black, Jim Fabris. Ken Lane. Fred Lower, Jim Mariin. Bob McLaughlin. Tom Nielson. Lester Rossoll, Dan Sadowsky. Dick Safran. Paul Scharschmidt. Dave Schroeder. Ray Sekerak. Dick Simpson, and Don Zielinski. Barb was doing a good job with these boys by giving them piano lessons. They were all clear. Another large group of the class was in a Salvation Army Band: Jim and Bill Setny, Yolanda Abranyi. Pete Blackford. Arlene and Audrey Bormann. Marge Dacek, Diane Dzurik. Marlene Keltner. Allan Okeson. Joe Popchak. Joe Schreiber. and they had a vocalist with them named Marlene Metro. Five had jobs with Dupont, in their labs, trying to get reactions: Clarence Cemik, Sherman Clevenger. Nestor Clough. Alan Fas-singer. and Roger Wicker. The rest of the class worked in Jim Dick's Gambling Casino in LasVegas. Marian Hosmer was the hostess; Christine Bargiel. the cigarette girl; Pat Rice, a card deck marker; Becky Sahley. a bookey; Mary Ellen Vey, bar maid; Chad Wachs. bouncer; John Gerd-ing, regular customer; and these girls were in the floor show: Betty Fien. Carol Fogl. Nadine Kail. Edna Klaohn, Joy Marshall. Cor-inne Mueller, Joyce Pindroh, Mary Lou Porter, Shirloy Schmidt, Gay Shaffer, Pat Sliwa, Joyce Speiser. Genevieve Szuba. Gay Thatcher, Maxine Ushek. Alberta Vathke. Barb Vourliotou, Barb Weber, and Stephanie Za-jac. Somehow my partner and I knew it was hopeless to question all these people. It looked like we lost the case. But wait! We overlooked one name. It was Nancy Noble. The only information we had on her was that rhe was attending Ohio University. 1:13 P.M. Ii wasn't too late to drive down there. We arrived at 6:57 P.M. It didn't take long to locate Nancy. After an hour of interrogation. she broke down and admitted she started Slush Talk ten years ago at J.F.R. However, rhe now had a good job as head caddy on O.U.'s golf course and promised us she was going straight. She would never again utter another word in Slush . We be'i-ved Nancy and closed the case at 8 P.M. on July 8. 1966. Now that this bombastic episode is finished. my partner and I are retiring horn the police force, and taking up permanent residence at Bellevue. Signed. Betty Lou Sasala and Partner—Dick Kestner The case you have just read is lictional. Any similarity to persons living or dead, is purely intentional. This has been a Mark 56 production. CLASS HISTORY In September. 1952 we entered the portals of James Ford Rhodes as 9B's. We numbered 264, assorted. Even as 9B's. two of our number got their taste of being officers of an oraanization. GAIL KOONS and JOYCE GUILFORD were vice president and secretary respectively of the Junior Y-Teen. In the 9A, LINDA ZIKA began her career as reporter on the Rhodes Review which has led to her present position of Review Editor and Yearbook Editor. Sonia Manchek was the only girl in a mechanical drawing class. Our first year in the capacity of lowly freshmen drew to a close, and we hoped our sophomore year would be brighter. Our 10B semester opened and found JOAN HOYER and PAT RICE members of the Rhodes cheerleading squad. PAT also was the only 10B to become a member of the Citizen's Club. JIM THOMAS and RON ELCHESEN were elected president and vice-president of Junior Choir. MARLENE METRO and MARILYN BEMER became majorettes in the 10B. MARLENE went on to become head majorette. In November we trooped to the stadium to see the Rams beat the Bengals 40-14 in the Charity Game. JOYCE HESS, BETTY LOU SASALA. and PHYLLIS KUBIT made their debut in Night of January 16th. Proving to be very sports minded guys. BOB BEECH. DICK CARUSO. BOB CIESLAK. LARRY BRAKOWIECKI. JOE KACZMAREK. JOHN GERDING, TOM GOTHRO, CARL HENNINGER. CHUCK MELZER, DICK KEST-NER, JIM STEINHOFF. and JIM KOBERLING were J.V. Rams. Beginning to join organizations early in their high school career were JIM STUCKEY. MARY ANN GRZEJKA. PHYLLIS KUBIT. RON ELCHESEN. RICH GASPAR. JIM FAB-RIS, LESLIE JABB. and BARBARA TORBAK. They became members of the Latin Club. Four girls went through the harrowing experience of becoming Girls' Leaders: LESLIE JABB. JOAN HOYER. NANCY NOBLE, and sally McMullen. DIANE ABOID also became a cheerleader. CHARLES PONALL. DAN SADOWSKY. PAUL SCHARSCHMIDT. RICHARD SIMP- SON. RICHARD SAFRAN. and ALAN DE-WERTH decided to join Coach Holden's men and lead the school to victory on the Cross Country Team. FRANK SOLDAT was The Press spelling contest winner. Joining the other Girls' Leaders were LYNNE FAUST. PAT RICE. JEAN JENKINS, and REBECCA RETA, 10As. DIANE SCHOLL had a lead part in the comedy Our Hearts Were Young and Gay . After two years, we were a definite part of the Rhodes routine. We saw ourselves as seniors in the not too distant future. As the 11B semester opened, JIM FABRIS became the Rhodes Review sports editor. The Junior Achievers in the class were LARRY SCHADE. DIANA ROSS, DOUG PIN-NOW, ALAN SCHUERGER. and NADINE REIMER. The Halloween Window Painting Contest was in full swing. Entrants in the contest were REBECCA RETA and BETTY FIEN. Members of the select All-City Band and Orchestra were JOE SCHREIBER. CHARLES PONALL. DOUG PINNOW, MARGE DACEK, and JAMES and WILLIAM SETNY. Our class officers were DON REUTENER, president; JIM STUCKEY, vice-president; and BOB BEECH, treasurer. PHYLLIS KUBIT and her social committee consisting of RON ELCHESEN. RICHARD BROWN. RICHARD GASPAR. JEAN JENKINS. MARLENE MAR-KO. JIM KOBERLING, NANCY NOBLE. PAT RICE. ALAN SCHUERGER. MARY ELLEN VEY. and ROGER WICKER, worked busily creating A Knight in May. the theme of our 11A Informal in the Rhodes ballroom. The National Honor Society inducted ten of our number in the 11A semester: MARY ANN CSONTOS. LESLIE JABB. GAIL KOONS. PHYLLIS KUBIT. DOUG PINNOW. DAN SADOWSKY. FRANK SOLDAT. BARBARA TORBAK. BARBARA VACHUSKA. and ROGER WICKER. MILLY MALIK was the Alpha Queen for the Tri-High Trot. The class was a very musical one. In addition to having forty nine class members in the Senior Choir, BARBAR SLIZ, DIANE ABOID. CARL HENNINGER. RICHARD LUKASH. ROBERT BEECH. RICHARD GASPAR. and JOHN GRAFTON were the class's representatives in the All-City Choir. The Triple Trio claimed as its members JEAN JENKINS. MARGARET DREGER. Page 60 DIANE ABOID. and BARBARA SLIZ. The Octet claimed JIM STUCKEY. NED HENRY. ALAN SCHUERGER. BOB BEECH. RICHARD GASPER, JOHN GRAFTON, and CARL HEN-NINGER. BARBARA TORBAK was the only girl in Boy's Glee Club. Student Council elections placed JIM STUCKEY and DON REUTENER in the offices of president and vice president respectively. BARBARA TORBAK was official minute-taker and LESLIE JABB became Chancellor of the Exchequer. Seniors at last! We didn't feel any differently, but it was so nice to say we were Seniors. In the 12B. PHYLLIS KUBIT and DON REUTENER were community fund speakers. Our officers were ROBERT BEECH, president; LARRY SCHADE, vice-president; PAT RICE, secretary; and RON ELCHESEN. treasurer. LINDA ZIKA was chosen social chairman. The Last Time I Saw Paris” was the theme of our second memorable informal. The committee members who helped to make it a success were JOYCE GUILFORD. NANCY NOBLE. JOAN HOYER. BARBARA VACHUSKA, PHYLLIS KUBIT, RICHARD BROWN. RON SZEREMETA, JAMES THOMAS. JIM STUCKEY. DON REUTENER. and RICHARD GASPAR. The popular play Seventeen found LARRY BRAKOWIECKI, DON REUTENER, PHYLLIS KUBIT. and REBECCA SAHLEY in starring roles. LAMBROS VIORES. JERRY CLAPP. ALAN SCHUERGER. and NED HENRY won prizes at B-R Canteen for the funniest costumes at the Halloween Dance. The National Honor Society added eight more 12B's to its roster: LINDA ZIKA, JIM FABRIS, JAMES JANKE, KEN KLEMENTIS, DON REUTENER, JIM STUCKEY, ALAN SCHUERGER, and LAMBROS VIORES. The SETNYS' Band played for class functions many times. Its members were JIM THOMAS. JOE POPCHAK. JOE SCHREIBER, and JAMES and WILLIAM SETNY. A new science Club was formed in the 12B. Its founders were KEN KLEMENTIS. JIM STEINHOFF. and ROGER WICKER. Members are JOYCE HESS and CARL KOEHN. The realization of a social room came true. The records were played under the direction of JACK BURKE. ALAN SCHUERGER, and DON ZIELINSKI. The officers of the Senior Y-Teen were PHYLLIS KUBIT. MARY ELLEN VEY, and MARY ANN GRZEJKA; president, secretary, and treasurer respectively. The class members on the cabinet were JACQUELINE CER-NY. HELEN TLUCAK, BARBARA TORBAK. JOYCE HESS. JOYCE GUILFORD, and GAIL KOONS. Jack Burke beat FRANK SOLDAT in a chess tournament. Eight girls entered the beauty queen contest for the Auto Show. They were LYNNE FAUST, JANET HOOD, BARBARA KODYSH, MILDRED MALIK. CAROLE PINARD, REBECCA RETA. LINDA ZIKA. and VIOLET KOV-ACS. Among those boys awarded Varsity R Letters were BOB BEECH, JOE BUCHTINEC. DICK CARUSO, BOB CIESLAK. JOHN GER-DING, TOM GOTHRO. BILL HEROLD. RICHARD KESTNER. JIM KOBERLING. JAMES JANKE. ROBERT LAFELD, and NESTOR CLOUGH. In the 12A, our class officers were ROBERT BEECH, president; LARRY SCHADE, vice- fresident; PAT RICE, secretary; and RON LCHESEN. treasurer. MARY ELLEN VEY was social chairman and on her committee were MARLENE MARKO, MARGARET DRE-GER, RICHARD GASPAR. JOE KACZMAREK, JOYCE HESS. JO ANN KOLY. JEAN JENK-INS. SALLY McMULLEN. JIM KOBERLING. ALAN SCHUERGER. RON SZEREMETA. and DON ZIELINSKI. Peppermint Suite was the theme of our 12A informal. LINDA ZIKA was Yearbook Editor and her committee consisted of BARBARA TORBAK. BARBARA VACHUSKA. BETTY LOU SASALA, LYNNE FAUST. PHYLLIS KUBIT. GAIL KOONS, ALAN FASSINGER. JIM STUCKEY, JIM THOMAS. RICHARD KESTNER. JIM FABRIS. and DAN SADOWSKY. MARY ELLEN VEY and her committee worked hard to make our last semester's social events ones to be remembered. The Senior Choir presented Victor Herbert's The Fortune Teller and many members of the class had starring roles. BARBARA TORBAK was chosen Senior Choir Accompanist which was the climax of accompanying various groups when she was an underclassman. Page 61 CLASS WILL We. the seniors of '56. being of sound mind and body and unsound financial status, do hereby proclaim an auction to be held on this day, for the purpose of raising funds to purchase a 25 year supply of Vigoro for our convalescent class tree. The remainder of the profits will be used to erect a twelve foot bronze plated statue to the memory of the very brilliant tree surgeon, Dr. Melvin Kosnowski, who, only last year, saved our delicate sapling from the treacherous Transylvanian Elm Weevil. Stepping up to the platform is Dapper Duke Thomas, our boisterous barker. D.D.T. who has charge of the whole affair, will bring up the donated items, one by one, until we reach our goal. The first teacher to donate to our sale is Mr. Henderson who sacrificed his set of colored tinker-toys to the highest bidder. Diane Scholl. Mrs. Morris' five year supply of stale coffee goes to the “Rotten Seven , (for those mornings after), in trade for 973 unlabeled copper-colored tin cans, which will be melted down for the statue. Sold to Donna Benson for SI.94 are Mr. Van Nortwick's red striped pajamas, size 42 —extra long. Mr. McCullough's worn textbook How to Keep Your Temper to Mr. Stevens for $2.98. 1753 little green slips of paper, donated by Miss Palmer, are sold to Janet Reinhart for S9.89. who will wallpaper her living room with them. Mr. Holden's entire salesmanship library, including. How to Win Friends and Influence People, to Jake for S7.03. For $3.95, A1 Schuerger has just bought Mr. Meiriman's yellow sunflower tie to wear with his cool orchid levis. Next on the list is a very valuable personal item, Jim Stuckey's little black book, which is finally sold, after a neck-and-neck battle between Larry Brakowiecki and Dick Brown. Dick got the little black book for the highest bid of the day—$50.00. Catching his breath after the last battle, D.D.T. announces three pairs of boots and a saddle, donated by Betty Keller, which are bought by Hoppy Beech, Tex Szeremeta, and Annie Oakley Feeley for $6.58. A Roges Thesaurus donated by Ken Klem-entis is bought by Beverly Pristas for $3.00. Bev seems to be surprised to discover that she has just bought a book! In between the main items and during the intermission. D.D.T. is selling forty-six elevator tickets to gullible freshmen, interrupted only by the shouts of Y-Teeners who are trying to sell thirty-five pounds of saltwater taffy in the crowd. A chair with a plate on the back of it. to be inscribed with the purchaser's name, donated by the Student Council, was bought by Roger Wicker for $22.00. A book of 1,001 jokes, given by A1 Fas-singer and sold to Frank Soldat for those boring intermissions during college board exams, brings in $4.85 for the cause. A1 Schuerger and Joe Schreiber donated their red beards which were sold immediately to Mr. Ferguson for S3.85. It seems that D.D.T. has just run out of items! He appeals to the crowd for donations, since we are only S9.08 short of our goal. We are about to witness the greatest sacrifice of the day. as those unselfish engaged girls, Joyce Hess, Janet Reinhart, Janice Giorgione, Joy Marshall, Nadine Kail, Joyce Pindroh, LaVerne Ebosh, Sandy Kav-alec. Gay Shaffer, and Dolores Vesely, bravely step up to the platform and offer their sparklers to be auctioned. All the rings were bought by Sultan Brian McHugh for the remaining sum. Our goal is reached and now seniors of ‘56. we can rest in peace until '81 when according to the calculations of Treasurer Ron Elchesen, our supply of Vigoro will be depleted. Oh. rest ye well until that glorious day when fate may find us prosperous enough to purchase a fifty year supply! With this happy thought in mind, we end this proclamation. signed and sealed. Bargain-hunters: Phyllis Kubit A1 Fassinger Pj«c 64 JUNE, 1 956 DIRECTORY Aboid, Diane 3210 Abranyi. Yolanda 6509 Anshutz, Kathryn 4404 Avoy. Mary 1601 Balog, John 3707 Bar. Chester 4512 Bargiel, Christine 4426 Bass, Janet 3818 Bauer. George 4218 Bebo. Joan 4112 Beech, Robert 1201 Berner, Marilyn 4129 Eenson, Donna 2700 Biles. Shelby 3440 Black. Thomas 4971 Blackford, Peter 3609 Bormann, Arlene 4345 Bormann. Audrey 4345 Brakowiecki, Lawrence 3706 Brooks. Patricia 2311 Brown, Richard 3524 Buchtinec, Joseph 3409 Budziak. Joanne 4625 Burianek. Ralph 6410 Caruso. Richard 5316 Cernik. Clarence 3200 Cerny. Jacqueline 4440 Cieslak, Robert 3200 Clapp, Gerald 5618 Clevenger. Sherman 3525 Clough. Nestor 4480 Coolidge, Richard 4608 Coulter, Frances 6809 Csontos. Mary Ann 4333 Czajka, David 4725 Dacek, Margaret 4267 DeMattia, Marguerite 3612 DeWerth. Alan 4437 Dick. James 4307 Doeringer, Betty 1618 Dreger, Margaret 933 Duffy, William 3883 Dzurik. Diane 6702 Ebosh, LaVerne 2700 Eimer, Karl 4494 Elchesen, Donald 5810 Englehart. James 3510 Ensley. Nancy 4613 Fabris, James 5510 Fassinger. Alan 2005 Faust. Lynne 6034 Feeley. Judy 4795 Hillcrest Avenue FL. 1-9506 Plainfield Avenue SH. 1-5163 West 10th Street FL. 1-6983 Merl Avenue FL. 1-5937 Dawning Avenue SH. 1-4251 Wichita Avenue ON. 1-2024 West 48th Street ON. 1-9194 Germaine Avenue SH. 1-3883 West 21st Street ON. 1-2276 Biddulph Avenue ON. 1-9642 Buckley Avenue ME. 1-0897 West 49th Street SH. 1-1311 Brookpark Road ON. 1-8436 Henninger Road FL. 1-5844 Ridge Road ON. 1-8840 Buechner Avenue FL. 1-5387 West 50th Street SH. 1-8760 West 50th Street SH. 1-8760 Burger Avenue ON. 1-8965 Oak Park Avenue SH. 1-5117 Henritze Avenue ON. 1-4956 Ruby Avenue ON. 1-6509 Gifford Avenue SH. 1-1373 Brookside Drive SH. 1-1061 Vandalia Avenue SH. 1-8123 Tate Avenue ON. 1-8357 West 51st Street ON. 1-6358 Portman Avenue SH. 1-1068 Ira Avenue ON. 1-0972 Krather Road ON. 1-7593 West 53rd Street FL. 1-8154 West 54th Street ON. 1-7113 Flowerdale Avenue SH. 1-5855 West 23rd Street SH. 1-6420 Gifford Avenue ON. 1-2386 West 56th Street SH. 1-0069 Schiller Avenue ON. 1-7318 West 48th Street ON. 1-1797 Bucyrus Avenue FL. 1-1598 Treadway Avenue SH. 1-0180 West Schaaf Road ON. 1-5727 West 37th Street ON. 1-3116 Woodhaven Avenue SH. 1-8036 Brookpark Avenue ON. 1-9366 West 12th Street FL. 1-5837 Vandalia Avenue SH. 1-1691 Stanford Avenue ON. 1-2055 Spokane Avenue FL. 1-5394 Ira Avenue ON. 1-7466 Cook Avenue ON. 1-4831 Brookside Drive SH. 1-1196 West 35th Street FL. 1-9446 Pjpc 66 JUNE, 1 9 5 6 DIRECTORY Fien, Betty 2602 Saratoga Avenue SH. 1-3743 Fill. Jerry 4098 West 49th Street ON. 1-5496 Fogl. Carol 4420 West 56th Street SH. 1-7134 Frydl, Ruth 3406 Ruby Avenue ON. 1-5478 Gaspar, Richard 6651 Woburn Avenue ON. 1-2844 Gerding, John 4640 Bader Avenue FL. 1-0472 Giorgione, Janice 15929 Parklawn Avenue BE. 4-1515 Glass, Charles 4341 West 66th Street ON. 1-8694 Goldenbogen. Judith 4197 West 36th Street ON. 1-4954 Goldstein. Elliott 4522 Archmere Avenue FL. 1-7982 Gothro, Thomas 3420 Lennox Avenue SH. 1-6245 Grafton, John 2202 Broadview Road FL. 1-0983 Grzejka, Mary Ann 1417 Spring Road SH. 1-5514 Guilford, Joyce 4068 West 48th Street SH. 1-6273 Hadden, Norita 4532 West 58th Street Sh. 1-7715 Halen, William 3818 Clybourne Avenue FL. 1-0409 Hazard, James 6801 Brookside Drive SH. 1-6632 Hazlott, David 4523 West 20th Street SH. 1-0266 Henninger, Carl 5713 Archmere Avenue Sh. 1-1232 Henninger, Nancy 3702 Memphis Avenue SH. 1-6958 Henry, Ned 3905 Brooklyn Avenue ON. 1-0395 Herold, William 4203 Clybourne Avenue SH. 1-6311 Hess, Joyce 4654 West 45th Street ON. 1-0195 Heuser. Henry 5839 Archmere Avenue ON. 1-1890 Hood, Janet 2918 Tampa Avenue ON. 1-8649 Hosmer, Marian 4859 West 13th Street SH. 1-7230 Hotchkiss, Kathy 3530 Krather Road FL. 1-8871 Hoyer, Joan 4101 Germaine Avenue FL. 1-7049 Jabb, Leslie 6492 Femhurst Avenue TU. 4-8534 Janke, James 2814 Ralph Avenue SH. 1-5389 Jenkins, Jean 6022 Biddulph Avenue FL. 1-8048 Kaczmarek, Joseph 4829 Ardmore Avenue SH. 1-3654 Kail, Nadine 3923 Pensacola Avenue FL. 1-6334 Kavelec, Patrica 4772 Landchester Avenue FL. 1-0939 Kavelec, Sandra 4772 Landchester Avenue FL. 1-0939 Kazol, Anita 3832 Spokane Avenue ON. 1-7143 Keller, Betty Jane 5710 Archmere Avenue ON. 1-3653 Kellner, Marlene 4196 West 50th Street FL. 1-6749 Kestner, Richard 4406 Brooklyn Avenue FL. 1-1347 Kinkopf, Michael 4420 South Hills Drive SH. 1-3703 Kinney, Edwin 4609 Broadale Road FL. 1-4633 Klaehn, Edna 4309 Burger Avenue SH. 1-0482 Klementis, Kenneth 3200 Ruby Avenue FL. 1-0779 Klimo, Fred 4340 West 52nd Street FL. 1-2291 Koberling, Jimmy 3216 Bader Avenue ON. 1-6699 Kodysh, Barbara 5518 Biddulph Avenue ON. 1-7837 Koehn, Carl 3221 Oak Park Avenue SH. 1-6532 Koly. JoAnn 4308 Fulton Road SH. 1-3490 Koons Gail 2212 Ralph Avenue FL. 1-8715 Ko � mahl Elaine 4802 Wichita Avenue FL. 1-8326 Kovacs. Violet 4907 Behrwald Avenue SH. 1-9526 Kozer, I.averne 4514 South Hills Drive FL. 1-0981 Page 67 JUNE, 1 9 5 6 DIRECTORY Krivos. Laddie 4198 West 59th Street ON. 1-0122 Krueger. Beverly 6451 Glenwillow Drive BE. 7-5336 Kubit, Phyllis 3904 Spokane Avenue FL. 1-3431 Lafeld, Robert 3622 Bader Avenue ON. 1-1526 Lane, Kenneth 4110 West 57th Street ON. 1-0600 Leight. Patricia 3212 Cypress Avenue SH. 1-2575 Lower, Fred 7566 York Road VI. 3-8926 Lukash. Richard 5910 Vandalia Avenue SH. 1-4058 Malik. Mildred 3404 Archmere Avenue ON. 1-1853 Manchek, Sonia 4647 West 41st Street FL. 1-9831 Manfreda, Dorothy 3915 Buechner Avenue Marko, Marlene 4306 Bucyrus Avenue ON. 1-7731 Marshall, loy 3325 Colburn Avenue SH. 1-3694 Martin, lames 5935 Gifford Avenue ON. 1-8419 McHugh, Brian 3010 Oak Park Avenue SH. 1-4529 McLaugh’in. Kathleen 4282 Valley Road FL 1-1961 McLaughlin. Robert 4515 Germaine Avenue SH. 1-0505 McMullen. Sally 5521 Biddulph Avenue FL. 1-4240 Meal. Marilyn 2821 Russel Avenue FL. 1-2372 Melzer. Charles 1941 Creston Avenue SH. 1-3712 Metro, Marlene 4153 West 49th Street ON. 1-2040 Miller, Thomas 1923 Maynard Avenue SH. 9-0551 Mueller. Corinne 4103 West 56th Street SH. 1-7279 Nevsimal. Richard 7911 Whittington Avenue TU. 4-5524 Nickel, Esther 3878 West 23rd Street SH. 1-4147 Nielson, Thomas 4494 Fulton Road SH. 1-5542 Noble. Nancy 4628 Wetzel Avenue ON. 1-2547 Novak. Sharon 4813 Stickney Avenue SH. 1-9586 Nuhsler. Virginia 4505 Oak Park Avenue SH. 1-2008 Okeson, Allan 6409 Woodhaven Avenue ON. 1-0047 Ott, William 4121 Ardmore Avenue SH. 1-7511 Pankuch, Robert 4475 Fulton Road FL. 1-6300 Peters, Carole 2702 Colburn Avenue FL. 1-8475 Petkac, Norman 4724 Gifford Avenue FL. 1-7576 Pinard, Carol 3619 Cypress Avenue ON. 1-9945 Pindroh, Joyce 4194 West 58th Street SH. 1-7272 Pinnow, Douglas 4220 West 50th Street ON. 1-2534 Plocica, Lillian 1601 North Avenue SH 9-0927 Ponall, Charles 1608 Mentor Avenue SU. 1-8071 Pochak. Joseph 3207 Colburn Avenue ON. 1-3973 Porter. Mary Lou 6204 Meadowbrook Drive FL. 1-1554 Pristas. Beverly 4717 Behrwald Avenue FL. 1-4638 Reimer. Nadcne 3438 Henninger Road ON. 1-0372 Reinhart. Janet 4170 West 20th Street ON. 1-2654 Reta, Rebecca 5805 Vandalia Avenue SH. 1-0118 Reutener, Donald 2217 Roanoke Avenue SH. 1-0778 Rice. Patricia 4558 South Hills Drive FL. 1-1573 Riemer. William 4833 West 13th Street FL. 1-6169 Robertson, Lenore 2016 Fergus Avenue ON. 1-1820 Rodig. Juliane 4436 West 58th Street SH. 1-2213 Ross. Diana 6587 Woburn Avenue ON. 1-1187 Page 68 JUNE, 1 956 DIRECTORY Rossoll, Lester 3434 Broadview Road SH. 1-3167 Sadowsky. Daniel 4836 West 58th Street FL. 1-7898 Safarz. Madeline 4919 Park Drive FL. 1-3909 Safran, Richard 4517 Gifford Avenue FL. 1-4374 Sahley, Rebecca 4268 Ridgeview Road FL. 1-9068 Sasala, Betty Lou 4822 West 13th Street FL. 1-9856 Schade. Lany 4511 West 20th Street ON. 1-7110 Scharschmidt. Paul 4513 Bader Avenue ON. 1-0617 Schiener. Joan 4910 West 14th Street ON. 1-1729 Schmidt, Shirley 4391 West 56th Street ON. 1-5281 Scholl. Diane 4455 West 48th Street ON. 1-9188 Schreiber, Joseph 4415 Fulton Road FL. 1-8990 Schroeder, David 3516 Germaine Avenue FL. 1-3967 Schuerger, Alan 3805 Buechner Avenue ON. 1-1628 Schwark, Dennis 4328 West 62nd Street FL. 1-2527 Sekerak, Raymond 4219 Brooklyn Avenue SH. 1-2852 Setny. James 3862 West 42nd Street FL. 1-9424 Setny, William 3862 West 42nd Street FL. 1-9424 Shaffer. Gay 10800 Gabriella Avenue TU. 4-9783 9 I Simpson, Richard 6614 Flowerdale Avenue ON. 1-2253 Sliwa, Patricia 4620 West 54th Street SH. 1-5892 Sliz, Barbara 4487 West 58th Street SH. 1-9915 Socha, Geraldine 2205 Montclair Avenue SH. 1-6030 Soldat, Frank 3516 Cypress Avenue FL. 1-0119 Speiser, Joyce 5811 Archmere Avenue FL. 1-6644 Steinhoff, James 5805 Biddulph Aveune SH 1 -6072 Stuckey. James 4374 West 60th Street SH. 1-4982 Szeremeta, Ronald 2205 Natchez Avenue FL. 1-2851 Szuba, Genevieve 3704 Cecilia Avenue FL. 1-7635 Taylor, Sonya 4303 West 56th Street SH. 9-1255 Thatcher, Gay 4378 West 58th Street SH. 1-3466 Thomas. James 4164 West 49th Street FL. 1-7542 Tlucak, Helen 1414 Spring Road FL. 1-9819 Torbak. Barbara 1401 Schaaf Road ON. 1-7665 Tryda, Barbara 4381 West 50th Street ON. 1-5342 Ushek. Maxine 3712 West 42nd Street SH. 1-3107 Vachuska, Barbara 2801 Oak Park Avenue FL. 1-6454 Vathke, Alberta 4502 Bader Avenue FL. 1-2264 Vey, Mary Ellen 4436 West 51st Street ON. 1-5522 Vesely, Dolores 4382 West 58th Street SH. 1-0805 Viores, Lambros 3446 Broadview Road SH. 1-5642 Vourliotou, Barbara 5042 West 5th Street SH 1-8102 Vranic. John 2413 Ralph Avenue A • A Vl i Vm FL 1-7432 Wachs, Chad 5834 Archmere Avenue A i. A • m J A ON. 1-3463 Weber, Barbara 4265 West 49th Street SH. 1-7990 Wellet, Gerald 6900 Southfield Avenue FL. 1-6015 Wicker, Roger 4302 Ardmore Avenue ON 1 -6097 Wilkes, Nancy 3602 Cecilia Avenue � • A VVV f ON 1-4104 Williams. Sharlene 4347 West 62nd Street ON. 1-4065 Zajac, Stephanie 608 Jefferson Avenue PR. 1-2065 Zielinski, Donald 3317 Archmere Avenue SH. 9-1788 Zika, Linda 4321 West 58th Street ON. 1-5251 Page 69 0L SHdVHOOinV