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Rhodes High School - Aries Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

 - Class of 1957

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PUBLISHED BY THE JUNE CLASS — 1957 JAMES FORD RHODES HIGH SCHOOL CLEVELAND, OHIO Anna Sich Editor Nick Emigholz Jay Hetherington Carl Kubala Gretchen Lingg Joyce Luther Joe McCreary Bob Melcher Otto Reidl Judy Schill Irene Sidor Barb Smith Virginia Valchar Yearbook Committee J r - - i 327 ’PJSW hr at Mi dLE Of TO h -u.U.. iwMH POLITICAL III Tu l.WLasiTAHTlAly-SAGACIOUS. fOL£aANT.JUDiCU®S • W EkLO CHEAT 1C. rj , Lit.!' ' L AtiWIP ul TO A S CCHHlfi'i FOREWORD In this thirty-sixth edition of the Rhodes Yearbook, our aim has been to depict every phase of our high school life. Within are pictures, grave and gay, pictures that will remind us of the friends we have had, the good times we have known, the rooms and halls through which we have passed, through the years to come. The purpose in compiling this yearbook is to create something which will be a living memory of your high school days, and will grow more interesting through the passing years, and not live for today but also for tomorrow. When various members of this class have reached the top of the ladder as past records of their achievements indicate they will obtain, we shall want to look again at the jovial, informal shots that reflect these happy days of comradeship at Rhodes. Deepest expressions of gratitude are due to the school administration and our class adviser, Mr. Tcmplin, for their unfailing assistance and wise counsel. Thanks also are due to the teaching staff, whose members have been helpful, patient, and tolerant of the Yearbook Committee’s struggles to compile the material that has gone into this yearboook. The entire class should appreciate the co-operation of the staff members who appear in the faculty picture. No school record could be complete without that most important of all factors—the teaching staff! Students will remember these men and women with deep gratitude. Members of the senior class and many under-class members have cooperated in supplying the hundreds of snapshots that appear on these memory-filled pages. No words can express the loyalty, hard work, and co-operation of the members of the Yearbook Committee. In addition to willingly assuming their share of grueling routine work, members of this committee have made special contributions. Irene Sidor drew the inside covers. With Joyce Luther and Judy Schill she also wrote the Class History. Gretchen Lingg, Joe McCreary, Barb Smith, and Virginia Valchar composed the Class Prophecy. The Class Will is the work of Nick Emigholz, Carl Kubala, and Bob Melcher. Jay Hetherington and Otto Reidl wrote the Dedication and Farewell to the counsellors. Ed Lock, along with Jay and Joe, is due a vote of thanks for putting the montage pages together. And now, Classmates, this Yearbook is yours. We leave it to your mercies, and we hope, to your enjoyment. If you feel it is YOUR Yearbook, we have succeeded in our endeavors. It is for you to determine whether or not we have accomplished our purpose. The Editor MISS EDITH CHERRINGTON DEDICATEE To Miss Cherrington, who has devoted so much time, thought, and patience in preparing us to face the future with confidence, we, the graduating class of June, 1957, sincerely and with deep gratitude dedicate this yearbook. Not only have you been a great influence on your girls, but you have also shown a sincere desire to aid many of the boys to overcome difficulties encountered during our stay at James Ford Rhodes. Through your help and counselling, we have gained in knowledge and wisdom which will be of great value in attaining our goals. We will always remember you as a loyal and helpful friend. THE SENIOR CLASS JUNE, 1957 WM Members of the Class of June, 1957: You are citizens of the only country in the world the government of which is based solidly on the principle of individual liberty. You are guaranteed by the constitution of that country the greatest individual freedom compatible with the freedom of every other citizen. To protect this guarantee, each of you in the years ahead constantly must be alert to your share of the responsibility for its preservation. It is our hope that in the years you have spent at Rhodes High School, you may have been helped to realize some of your responsibilities and some of the ways in which you may fulfill your obligations of citizenship. Best wishes to each of you. Neil D. Mathews MISS PALMER As we approached the senior year, we suddenly realized that soon we would be facing new and more difficult problems. At this time, when we felt we needed help to make decisions, you, Mr. Ferguson, concerned yourself with our problems and in your kind manner helped us to solve our difficulties. The affect this guidance will have on our future lives will certainly be invaluable. We, the seniors; therefore, thank you wholeheartedly for the extreme interest you have shown in our well-being at Rhodes and your advice as to our preparation for our future vocations. For your friendly, wise, and cheerful guidance; your willingness to hear our problems, both in and out of school and to help us solve them; for giving us moral support when we needed it; and for helping us to achive success in all our undertakings; we wish to thank you, Miss Palmer. To you Mr. Gaiser, we wish to express our deepest gratitude and appreciation for your unlimited assistance. While at Rhodes you became both our counsellor and a good friend. In each capacity you have served us well. We, the senior class wish you much success in your new appointment as principal of Brownell Junior High School. We appreciate your fine work as our interim assistant principal during our final semester. The members of our class will always thank you, Mr. Ralls, for the wise counsel and guidance you have given us. We the senior class wish to welcome you, Mr. Blum, as our new assistant principal. We hope that your association with James Ford Rhodes will be a pleasant and interesting one. Our stay at Rhodes has come to an end, and we hope that when we leave, you will remember our class as a class of which you may always be proud. SINCERELY. THE JUNE CLASS OF 1957 CLASS OFFICERS AL NEUMAN President ED LOCK MARYELLEN OSBORN MIKE EVANKA Vice President Secretary Treasurer DIANE URBANSKY Social Chairman ANNA SICH Yearbook Editor VALEDICTORIAN Diane Urbansky Social Committee Cathy Sestito, Mercedes Koval, Diane Urbansky, chairman; Jackie Kintzler, Joan Thomas, Ralph Abraham, Jane Bauman. Judy Perry, Gail Vacha. Bob Sharp, Phil Boehm, Jim Andrews, and Norm Sahley Cap and Gown, Color and Flower, and Announcement Committees Carol Clark and Jim Demetriu, Elaine Zychowski and Bill von Stein, and Linda Coreno and Dan Kalish Yearbook Committee Judy Schill, Barbara Smith, Anna Sich, editor; Gretchen Lingg, Virginia Valchar, Joe McCreary, Jay Hetherington, Joyce Luther, Irene Sidor, Otto Reidl, Nick Emigholz, Bob Melcher, and Carl Kubala ItOBKKT IIK.N I A I.L ••Bob Science I'lub. Audio Visual Aids, Bowling Team. Band, orchestra. Boy's Glee Club, Bund and orchestra Club, All City Orchestra. All City Baud, Young Poo-I'lin Chamber Music Society, I iinee Hand, Solo ami Kuseniblc Contest. IIKICK BKNXETT Science Club. Chemistry Lab Assistant. Senior Choir, Truck, .In n lor Choir. Junior Achievement, Vice-President; N o o n Movie Usher, Boosters Club, Inirnmurul Sports. I.INAKDS KER .INS Yul Ko re in a ns Club. Intraniunil Sports, Truck. M A It V ANN UIBKI. Triple Trio, Senior Choir, tiirls • lice Club. President: All City Chorus. Girls’ Benders, Sriiinr ..........luiiior Y Teen, Junior Aclilveinent. Latin Club, Social Clinirmun: Posture Contest, Junior Choir. Art Club. Boosters Club, Gym Awards. PHILIP HOKUM “Spike” 12B and 12A Social Committee. KON A 1.1 BOETTCHER ’Bonny Rhodes Bowling Team. Band. Bowling Team. Captain: Orchestra Club. Intramural Sports. KLAINK BOLKK Senior Y-Teen, Senior Choir. Girl's i flee Club. Latin Club. Junior Red Cross. Vice-President. Htti Grade Chorus. Intramural Sports. Art Club. Junior Choir. Honors Reading. Library Club. First Gym Award, Alpheto Trl 111-Y. KLAINK BRANDT K Student Council. Intramural Sports, utli tirade Chorus, Junior Y-Teen. Senior Y'-Teen. Parent Teacher Association Style Shows. RALPH BOKCKI. ‘•ltiibl.il” Koremnns Club. .IANK BRODERICK “Janie” Future Teachers of Amercla. Senior Y-Teen. Inlramural Sports, Junior Y-Teen. Junior Choir. DELORES FAYE BR08IUS Del Foreign Affairs Club. I.ntln Clnb, Boosters Club. Hetty Crocker Home Economics Award. Teacher's Assistant. Junior Choir. Book room Attendant. Junior Y-Teen. Intramural Sport . Perfect Attendance. (lirUtmn Carol, National Honor Society. BRUCE BCDIXGER Fud Audio-Visual Aid Clnb. Silence Club. Co-Chairman; For-eign Affairs Club. Head Noon Movie Operator. National Honor Society. President; Track. Intramural Sports. l.KO WALKS Leo Student Council. Latin Club, Treasurer; Science Club. Hand. Audio Visual Aids. Wrestling Chump. Hand and Orchestra Club, Young peoples Cluimitcr Music Society. ANNA CHANDLER Ann Future Teachers of America. Boosters. Senior Y-Teen. intru-iiiural Sports. Teachers Assistant. School Store, Noon Movie Cashier. ANNAMAK BLRDA btli tirade Chorus. Store Attendant. Hostess. Junior Y-Teen. Senior Y-Teen. Intramural Sports. Future Teachers of America. DIANE BI'REN'S Library Club. French Club. Senior Y-Teen. Future Teachers of America. School Store. ALAN Bl'RKK Merg” Intramural Sports. Stagecraft. JV Football, Hoy's Chef, Kn-gllsh Department Assistant. FRANCIS CllIAIIOTTI Fran” Ctrl's flee Club. Teachers Assistant. Latin Club, Junior Red Cross. Future Nurses Club, Senior Teen. Honors Heading, Intramural Sports, Noon Movie Cashier. ROBERT CIIOCIIOLA Bob” 11A Class Treasurer, Freshman Football, JV Football. Varsity F ootl.nl I. Let ter man's Club, Foremen’s Club, F r e s h m a u Track. JV Track. Freshman Basketball. CAROL MAY CLARK NHS. Triple Trio. JV and Varsity Cheerleader, Girls Leaders, Treasurer; Senior Choir. Hoys Glee Club. Accompanist; Girls Glee t 'till . CiliXens Clllb, Secretary; German Club, Vice-President; Cap and Gown Committee. Foreign Affairs Cltlli. STICK NIK C'OLOHIANCIII Stef I lomc Ei'olluiniry Clull. Klclll'll Chib, Future Teachers of America. Business Departuient. Secretary ; I n tram it ml Sports, Boosters Club. Teachers Assistant, Luncheon ('ashler. National Honor Society. LINDA COKKNO “Lin Color ami Flower Cuinniitte, Merit lloll. Canteen Committee. Senior Y - Teen Social Committee. French Club. Future Teachers of America, Library Clul , boosters Club, Junior Choir, Honors Rending, Of flee Assistant, Intramural Sports. iSyiu Award. Dance Program, Hostess. SARA CO It It Hi AN ••Sally Senior Y-Teen. Future Nurses of America. Junior Y-Teen. Oth OradeChorus. Intramural Sports lied Cross Club. WAYNE COHtilLL Audio Visual Aids. Ruud ami Orchestra Club, Band, orchestra. Young Peoples Cliamber Music Society. MMtIIAN t'KAIti Mar Junior Y-Tivn. Junior Choir. Senior Y-Teen. Inirnm urg| Spoils. Tear her s Assistant. Oth tirade Chorus. Roosters t’hib, Home Keonomies Cltlh. VICTOR DAUTO “Vic” Freshman Football. Varsity Track. Varsity Football, Intramural Sports. Herman Club, President: Decat lielon. letter- mens Club, Student Council Representative. JEROME DAMKLSKI “Jerry WILLIAM DBISNKR “WIIIU” Intrumurul Sport . Freshman Basketball. Stagecraft. Boy's Chef. Fnirlish Department Assistant. JAMES DKMKTKIl “Meatball Rhoda III-Y. Freshman Football. JV Football. Varsity Football. Freshman Basketball. Varsity Basketball. German Club, Treasurer; I-ettcrman’s Club, citizens Club. Boys Leader’s Club. Decatlielon Team. WILLIAM DICKSON ••Bill” ELEANOR DITTMAN Dlttl” Boosters Club; Juulor Y-Teen; '.Kli Oracle Chorus: Senior Y-Toeii; llilraniurnl Sports; School store; Teacher Assistant; Stu-ilent Council. IIONALU HOBBIX8 ”I)on Audio Visual Aids; Cross Country Team; Tennis. MARGARET DIMAS Peggy” Olrls Leaders. Secretary; Junior and Senior Y-Teen: Boosters Club; German Club, Student Council; Noon Movie Cashier; Intrnioiir.nl Sports, FT A; School Store; First, Second, and Third Athletic Awards; Merit Boll. NICHOLAS KMIC.HOLZ •■NICK” 12A Yearbook Committee: Oth Grade Chorus; Foreign Affairs Club, President; Science Club, Boosters Club; 1 TA Panel. Intramural Sports. National Honor Society. MICHAEL KVANKO • MlUc 11A. 12B, and 12A Class Treas-urer; Lettermaus Club; Itlioda III-Y; Freshman Football; Varsity Track; Student Council Executive Committe; Intramural Sports. M K IA FENNER Marsh” Girls Leaders Club: Settlor Y-Teen; Intramural Sports; West Side Badminton Champ; First Second, and Third Athletic Awards: Community Badminton Champ; Volleyball Champion-ship. PETER FKKRANTK I’etr” Science Club; Boys Glee Club; Senior Choir; Junior Choir: Oth Grade Chorus; Masquerade In Yirnnn: Intramural Sports; Tenuis Team; Junior Achievement. Produetloii Manager. HERBERT GAISKK H” KAKItAKA ANN GARNER Barl 11A Social Committee: oth Grade Chorus: Girls Glee Club; West Side Badminton Champ; Junior and Senior Y-Teen; Art Club; Track Queen; FT A; Teachers Assistant; Boosters Club; Noon Movie Cashier. ROSEMARIE HERDING Rosie Library Club. Vice President. Secretary; Senior Y-Teen: Honor Bending: Art Club: Intramural Sports; Oth tirade Chorus; Junior Red Cross; First and Second Atldetle Awards; 'leathers Assistant; Boosters Club: Alphela Trl Ili-Y; lVr-fect Ate lidailec. BETTY I.Ot GIKK07. ••BeU Girls Glee (lull-, 9th Grade Chorus; Junior Y-Twii: Senior Y-Toon; Intramural Sports; Boosters Club; Stylo Shows; Junior Achievement. ANITA GIGANTK “Nltn Sou lor f’holr; Girls flits1 lul : 5Hh Grade Chorus; Masquerade In Vienna; Junior Y Twti. Pro-sltloni; Sonlor Y-Toon; Sohool Storo; Intramural Sports; Tonohors Assistant; Junior Choir; 12R Social Commit too; Student Council; Posture Representative. LARKY GRAY L ro) It A I.I’ll AI.AN GREGORY •’Gres” Freshman Track : O r o li o s - trn; Band; Tennis Team. MAKGARKT MARY HAAS ••Alnrao National Honor Society; lligbec mill Sr ciiiccn Knslilon Hoard Representative; Sonlor Y-Tcen; Fn...It t 'lnb. President. Vico P resit leu i; Home Economies Club; bill Grade Chorus; Style Shows; School Store; Post lire Representative. ANTHONY IIABEKKORN ’’Tony” MARIA IIA .I NAKI Mea” 9th Grade Chorus: Junior Choir; Seulor Choir: Girls tiloo Club; Senior Y-Toen: Int rumural Sports: style Shows; Fortune Teller: Masquerade In Yienna. MANUKA II EI.MEK SandyM NHS; Citizens Club; Seulor Choir; Girls Glee Club; Student Council: Rhode Review; Boosters Club; Crouch Club; Art Club: Teachers Assistant: Honors Reading; Intrumurai Sports; Swimming Team: Fortune Teller; Musquernde In Vienna . JAY HKTHKRINGTON Blob Freshman, JV anti Varsity Football ; Freshman and JV Track; Track Manager and Trainer; FT A: Intramural Sports; I.et- Icrmans Club; Sportsman Club; Sigma Hi-Y; Boosters Club; Yearbook Committee. FRK1I HEYM Fritz” Slmlent Council. DENNIS IIILDEBRANDT “Hlldy BERNARD II ROM CO Brrnif HELEN IIINZ ••Bunny FT A; Senior Y -Teen: Drama-I li Clnli; I n Irani lira) Sports. DENNIS HIRSH Den” JV Basketball; Varsity Football: Lottermaiis Club: Boosters Club; Intramural Sports. RONALD HOLLIS ••Put Oth Grade Chorus; Student Council; Boosters Club, t.ARY IIDKNAK Foremans Club; Golf Club, Treasu rer. FLORENCE IICHIIARD ••II IB Oth Grade Chorus; Girls Glee Club; Senior Choir; Triple Trio; ...... Economics Club; Rhodes Review; Senior Y-Teen; Student Council: Intramural Sports; Teachers Assistant; First Athletic Award; Fortune Teller; .'lusguerude In Vienna. MARIE III KI.Bt T Senior Y-Teeu: Oth Grade Chorus: Junior Choir; Girls Glee Club; Library Club: Boosters Club; Intramural Sports; Junior Bed Cross: French Club; Junior Achievement; Hostess; Business 10-part iiient Secretary; 1’erfeet Attendance; Typing Awards. MARALYN HISSING .Mar” tub Grade Chorus; Junior Choir; Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teen: Intramural Sports; Fashion Shows; Typing Award. GERALD .1ESONOSK Y JK7. Student Council: Track; Letter-mans Club; Audio Visual Aids; Intramural Sports. THOMAS JOHANNI ••Tojo Freshman and JV Football, Freshman. .IV, Varsity Track, Varsity Cross Country, Itluuln Hi-Y, Art Clot., .1 mi lor and Senior Marching Band, Lettermaux Chili. Student Council. Tax Stamp Committee. Audio Visual Aids Chili. MARILYN JOLLIFFE ••Joir Boosters Cluh, Swim in I m: Cap tain. Future Teachers of America, Junior Achievement. Teachers Assistant. Homeroom President. BARBARA JORDAN National Honor Society, German Cluh, Cabinet; Chamber Music Society, French Club, Senior V-Teen. MAGDA LYNN KAdtMAK Lynn NHS, Senior Choir, Girls Glee Club. Madrigal Singers, Triple Trio. Latin Chib. Secretary: Masque and Gavel Club, Homeroom Announcer. Senior Y-Teen. Girls Lenders, All City Choir, 11A Soelul Committee, Fortune Teller. Masquerade in Yirniiu. DANIEL KAL1SII ••Dnn Varsity Football, Captain; Varsity Track. Varsity Basketball. Boys landers. Citizens Club, Baud. President: Orchestra. Let-lermiiiis Chill. Student Council. Senior Choir. Boys Glee Club, Blinda 111 • Y NANCY JOANN KKHEKKS Nun” Junior Y-Tccn. Senior Y-Tcen. JAC Qt KI.INK K1NTZLKK Jack NHS. Secretary; Girls Leaders, President. Secretary; Senior Y-Teen, Cabinet. Publicity Chairman; Latin Club. President. Social Chairman; German (.'lab, Foreign Affairs Club, Secretary; Boosters Chib. Citizens Club, Girls Glee Club, 1_ . P2A. Social Committee CAROLE ANN KISH ••Carole NHS, Fortune Teller. MuMquer-ade In Virniin. Madrigals. Triple Trio, An Club. Treasurer. President : French Club. President; Future Teachers of America. Secretary; All City Chorus. Intramural Sport . Teachers Assistant. Senior Choir. Girls Glee Club. Senior Y-Teen. CAROL ANN KLKMKNTIS8 Library Club. President, Secretary: Business Depart uiciit. Secretary: Student Council, Treasurer: Foreign Affairs Chib, German Club. Honor Beading, Perfect Attendance, Merit Roll, Senior Y-Teen, Junior Y-Teen. Intramural Sports. First Gym Award. School Store. Junior Choir. THOMAS KMUTKO National Honor Society Junior Choir. Senior Choir. Boy Octet, AH City Chorus. Junior Achievement. Community Cheat, Student Speaker. Track. MARY ANN KNAPIK Dili Grade Chorus, Senior Y-Teon Intramural Sports. Posture Contest. Fashion Shows, Typing Award. Jl'HITH KNAPP ••Judy Senior Y-Teen, 9th Grade Chorus, Junior Choir, Senior Choir. Triple Trio, Girls Glee Clnli. Library Club. ItooHter Club, Home Economics Club. Intramural Sports. T e acbert Assistant. • Office Worker. THOMAS KNAPP ••Snapper Intramural Sports. Statecraft, -IV Basketball. Foremans Club, Freshman Basketball. Boys Chef. DIANE KONJCKA Junior Choir, 9th Grade Chorus, Library Club. I n t r a m u r a 1 Sports. Typing Award. Shorthand Awards. STELLA KOSTKA Stef Girl Glee Club, Senior Choir, Junior Choir. Chorus. Senior Y-Teeu, Junior Y-Teon. Teachers Assistant. M nsquerade In Vienna. MERCEDES HELEN KOVAL • Merre” 1-A SiM'ial Coni ml I tee. Girls Leaders Club, Initiation Chairman: Senior Choir, tllrls Glee Club. Secretary. Treasu rer; .Masquerade In Vienna. Junior and Senior Y-Teen. Program Chairman: Foreign Affairs. Program Chairman; Intramural Sports. MKXELAOS KRAN IAS Mike LAWRENCE KRAlVCEn If Z Larry Stagecraft ALLEN KRESS Al Audio Visual Aids. Orchestra Club. Tennis Team, Junior Achievement. JOSEPH KIC .EM INSKI Joe” Foremans Club. Junior Aclileve-tuent. Art Club. CARL KI HA LA Science Club. Treasurer; Fore-iniiiiH Club, I.tbrary Page, Year-book Committee, Noon Movie Cither. SANDRA LKK Kl'KHLER Sandy Future Teachers of America; lloxU'M, Home Economics Club, Dili Crude Chorus. Senior Y-Teen. I ii( ra iiiii rul Sorts. Parent T e a c li e r h Association Style Show. National Houor Society. MHI.IMA KI.LKN Kfs ••Kim” Senior Choir, Clrls Clee Club. Mn i|uerudr in Viennu. lull Grade C h o r u s. Intramural Sports, First, Second, Third, Athletic Awards. Senior y Teen. Latin Club. Roosters Club. School Store. Art Club, Honors Reading. FT A. Honor and Merit roll. Natioual Honor Society. DAVID LKYKRLK ••Dior” Ruud. I'resident. Vice President; Orchestra. President, Vice President; Chamber Music Society, President. Ha nee Ruud. All City Rand. Solo and Rnsemble Contest. Tennis Team, Track Team, Audio Visual Aids, Noon Movie Operator. Intramural Sports. IRENE LK .AN ••I Latin Club. Senior Y-Teen. Home Keonomlea Club, Intra-mural Sports, Roosters Club, School Store. First Athletic Award. Student Council, Teachers Assistant, Style Shows. (.RBTCIIKX LIMiti G retch Girls Leaders; Citizens Club; Foreign Affairs Club; Roosters; Senior Choir; Masquerade In Vienna; Oirls Glee Club; Junior Choir: Senior Y-Teen; Chaplain: Program Chairman; Student Council: Social Committee: Yearbook Committee: Rhode Review Staff; French Club. EDWARD LOCK ••Luch 12A Class Vice President; Rhodes Review. Art Club. Vice President; Andlo Visual Aids. Treasurer: Science Club; Physics Division. President: Decntlie-lon Team: Sigma HI V: Track: Cross Country, P2R Social Committee; Roosters Club. JOYCE ELIZABETH Ll'TItEK “Joyci Editor Rhode Kevlew: Year- book Committee: Senior Y-Teen: T c a e hers Assistant: School Store: Student Council: Intramural Sports: Honors Keadimr; Alplita Tri-Hi-Y : Cafeteria Cashier; Homeroom Officer. EIMVAKD THOMAS LYONS ••Scratch Art Club; Audio Visunl Alda, Vice President: Slgmn Hl-Y; Junior Achievement; Student Council; Track: Cross Country; Senior Choir: Junior Choir; Boys Glee Club; Intramural Sports. RAYMOND JAMES LYSYK Kish Track Team: Cross Country Team: Art Club: Future Teachers of America: Science Club, Physics Division: Audio Visual Alda; German Club; ltcd Cross Life Saving. Junior and Senior Certificates: Roosters Club. VIRGINIA MALM SI Otli Cnde Chorus; Senior Y Teen: Intramural Sports; Fashion Show. TIIKRKnA Mcl.At'GIILIN I lit rnsiiiii u I Sports .IKANKTTK MANFKEDA • Tln Senior Y-Teen: Intramural Sports. JAMKCK MARTZ Triple Trio: Senior Choir: Girls Glee Clul ; All City Chorus: Girls Leaders; Boosters Club; Foreign Affairs Club; 12B So-eial Committee; Student Council: Senior Y-Teen: Intramural Sports: Junior Choir: Uth tirade Chorus; Merit Boll; Fortune Teller; .'li M|uerndc In Vlrnmt. JOSEPH Met REARY ••Joe Freshman Track: JV Football; iv Track. Varsity Football; Leaders Club: Lettermnns Club; Lab Assistant: JV Track Manager; Yearbook Committee: Intramural Wrestling; National Honor Society. JAMES MrEI.IIINEY •Mac” .• Ii tirade Chorus; Junior Choir . Boys Glee Club; Senior t'hoir; Boys Oetet; All City Chorus; Boosters Club; Fortune Teller; Masquerade In Viena; Ensemble Contest; Intramural Wrestling. ROBERT .MKLt IIKR Yo-Yo National Honor Society, Vice President; Science Club. Clialr-iiian; German Club. Treasurer; Foreign Affairs Club. Vice President; Cham I ter Music Society : Yearbook Committee; Organist. CAROL MILLER Otli Grade Chorus: Junior Y-Tecn; Art Club: Junior Ited Cross. President: FNA, Senior Y-Teen: French Club. Secretary, Intramural Sports; Honors Bending: Boosters Club; Girls Glee Club; FT A; Library Club; School Store: Dramatics. VIRGINIA MORWAY ••Jean” Senior Y-Teen: Junior Y-Teen; Home Economic Club; Bed Cross; 11A Social Committee; Senior Cliolr; Art Awards; Fashion Shows; Posture Representative. JACK MYERS ••Red” Band: Dance Band: German Band; 11A Social Committee; Boy Glee Club; Senior Cliolr; Junior Choir: 9th grade Chorus; French Club; Audio Visual Aids; City Ensemble Contest; Freshman Track, Football; JV Football; Sigma Hl-Y, Secretary, Treasurer. liAMli K. R I. NAUI (ii;i{ Noble” Freshman Track: Fresh in a u Foothwlt; Varsity Track; t'ross Country: Lettnrmaiis Club; Senior choir; All city Choir; Kami; Fortune Teller: 11A So-1-1111 Committee; Mit qtienide in Vlrnu: Leaders; Truck Captain. BILL OLSSOX Ole” Cross Country; Track: Letter-mans Club: Foremans Club 1 ATRICI. NEMKS Putty MARY ELLEN OSBORN “Osakr 11 A. 12B. and 12A Class Secretary; 9tli tirade Chorus; Home Economic Club; Noon Movie Cashier; I Mama tics Club; Teachers Assistant: Kook Store Attendant. ALAN NKCMAN AI” 12R, 12A, Class President; 11A Class Vice President; German Club; Citizens Club; Varsity P.asketball. Track; All City Choir; Senior Choir; Octet; Madrigals: Hoys Lenders; I ct-termans Club; Student Council; Hoys Glee Club: Fortune Teller: Masquerade in Vienna. KAREN OTTO “.Jo” Latin Club; FT A. Secretary: Senior Y-Teen: Junior Y-Teen: Office Assistant; Hostess: Lab Assistant: Science Club; Roosters Club; Swimming Meet: Merit Roll: Itadmlton Tournament. National Honor Society. THERESA NOVOTNY Terry Future Nurses of America. AHA NPt.ENT N.ibI” Intramural Sports JANET PAt.KL Jan” Junior Y-Teen: Senior Y-Teen: IKh Crade 'horns: Intramural Sports: Junior Achievement: T e a c h e r s Assistant: Noon Movie Cashier; Style Shows: Roosters Club. St SAN PA LI'MIU NILS: Senior Choir: Madrigals; Junior Choir; Rand: All City Choir; Homeroom Announcer; Senior Y-Teen: Cabinet: Roosters: Junior Y-Teen; FNA; Fortune Teller: Rand and Orchestra: Swimming Meet. Captain; s year Garden Award. JOANN P1LOER Jo 1- TA. President: Art Club. Program Chairman; Senior V-Twn; Boosters Club; Citixen Club; ri.mie Economies Club; lutra-mural Sports: Noon Movie Casta-ier: Chamber Mush- Society: Oth Grade Chorus; Junior Red Cross; Teachers Assistant; Honors Reading. BARBARA ANN PARKER ••Barb” .Innlor Choir: Senior Y-Teen: Noon Movie Cashier; Intramural Sports; .lunior Achievement; lte | Cross Club. .11 l V PERRY •Mud” 12 A Social Com in it tee; Art Club; FTA; Oth Grade Chorus; Dramatics Club; Intramural Sports; Teachers Assistant; Boosters Club; Homeroom President. BAIL. PETERS FTA, President: Chamber Music Society. Treasurer; Band and Orchestra Club. Vice President; Science Club. Secretary; Senior Y-Teen; Honors Reading; All City Orchestra; orchestra; Rhodes Plano Trio; office Helper: Intramural Sports; Solo and Ensemble Contests. National Honor Society. ERWIN PFEIFFER Fife” l.etterniaus Club; Fresh in a n Track; Art Club: Varsity Track; Cross Country. Captain; Audio Visual Aids; German Club; .TV Basketball: Intra- mural Sports; Rlioda III-Y. MARTIN POLACEK Marty Foremans Club: Orchestra leader For the Musical Keys. DAVID JAMES POLLACK Ace Freshmen Track ; Fresh in a n Football; JV Football; Intramural Sports. LAWRENCE ERA II ST Larry” Audio Visual Aids; Noon Movie Csher; Noon Movie Operator; Art Club; Germnu Club; Science Club; Boosters Club; Honors Reading; Junior Achievement. WILLIAM JAMES PULLER Pete Citizens Club; Freshman. Reserve. Track; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Boys Glee Club; Octet; Madrigals: Fortune Teller: Mu i|u crude in Vienna; Inlra-niurnl Sports; Art Club; Sigma Ili-Y; student Council; Oth Grade Chorus; 31A Social Commute; Ensemble Contest. MYHKLYNNK KADKF. “Mailce German Cluli; FT A: Senior Choir nnil Boy Glee Cliih. Ah-xislnQI Accompanist; Girls Glee Clul ; .liiutor Choir: Junior Itrd Cross; Junior Y-Teen: Senior Y-Teeu; Roosters Clnh; Fortune Teller; Musqurrade In Yleniia: Teacher Assistant. I . I I. KAKOCZY “Zuppo Cltixen Club; Science (.Tub; Chess Club:JV Basketball; Art Cluli; German Club; Kami uml Orchestra Club; Hoys Glee Club; Senior Choir; Intramural Sports: Tennis Team; All City Orchestra: Masquerade in Ylen-nu; Boosters Club. JOANN VKKNA RAYIA ••Jo Latin Club; Oth tirade Chorus; Noon Movie Cashier; Hostess. IIORACK It til l l. “Ace German Club; Science Club; Chemistry Lab. Assistant. (AltOLINK BLINKING ••Carol Future Nurses Club; Junior Choir; Oth Grade Chorus. ROBKRT RK MALIA “Tex Intramural Sports; Boys Scouts. THOMAS K KYI LOCK “Bear” Freshman Track; Freshman and JV Football: Intramural Sports; German Club. JAMKS HINT “I. B.“ Audio Visual Aids; Foremans Club: Science Club: .IV Football and Track: Assistant Scoutmaster: Student Council; Intra- mural Sports. OTTO RKI III. “Otis National Honor Society; Yearbook Committee; Science Club, Treasurer; German Club: Lab, Assistant. Homeroom Vice President. NANCY KODAK “N. K. Senior Y-Tcen; Junior Y-Tcvii; Teachers Assistant: Oth Grade Chorus: Intramural Spurts: Parent Teachers Association Style Shows. ItOltKKT RODAMEK “Spike Audio Visual Aids: An Club; Ulmdii IIl-Y; Freshman Basket-ball; JV Basketball .Manager; Varsity Football Manager; Let U-riuens Club; Intramural Sports. AUDREY KOIIDK Chick Senior V-Teen: Intramural Sports; First Athletic Award: Utb tirade Chorus. KOI1KKT Kl SNKI.L “Amos Audio Visual Aids; Noon Movie, Operator and Uslier; Science Club; Orchestra Club. Vice President; Band; Dance Band; Cross Country. Manager: Yount: Peoples Chamber Music Society; Intramural Sports: Pop Concert. Publicity Committee; School Bowline Team. PATRICIA RYAN “Pat dels leaders, Vice President; Senior Y-Teen; Junior Choir; Junior Y-Teen ; 1 n t r a in u r a I Sports; Boosters Club; 9th Grade Chorus; Bed Cross Club; Alldetie Awards. NORMAN HAII I.KY “Said Junior Choir; Senior Choir, Vice President. President: Glee Club; Octet; Madrigals: All City Choir; Citizens Club, Vice Pre sident; Lefteriunns Club; 12B Class Vice President: Freshman Basket hall. Track; Varsity Track; Dunce Band: Fortune Tellers Ma | uernde In Vienna. .It XK SAMS June Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teen Social Committee; Forcittn Affairs; FNA: Intramural Sports; Home economics Club; Art Club, Vice President; lith Grade Chorus: Teachers Assistant; Junior Choir; Junior Red Cross; Boosters Club; Honors Reading. MATHEW SARKIS Tlie Greek” Freshman, JV. Varsity Basketball: JV and Varsity Football; Varsity Track: Boys Leaders; Boys Glee Club: Lettermans Club; Decatlielon Team; Intramural Spurts; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Rhoda Hl-Y. Jt DITII ANNE SCHILL Judy Junior Y-Teen: Art Club; Junior Choir; Girls Glee Club; Itlindro Review Editor, Girls Leaders Club; Foreign Affairs; Senior Y-Teen Social Committee: Latin Club, Program Chairman : II o hi e r o o m Announcer: FT A; Citizens Club; Student Council; Boosters Club; Masque and Gavel Club; Yearbook Committee: A Christmas Carol. LYDIA SCII ELGIN “Boots Senior Y-Teen: Library Club; Future Teachers of America. MEGI.IN HE EIL “Linde National Honor Society; Sc|. dice Cluli; llio-Clieni Clilb, See-rciitry; Senior Choir; Girls Glee Club; Junior Cludr; Foreign Affairs Club; French Club; Library Cliil.; Chamber Mush- So fiery: lulramunil Sports. Volley Rail Chumps. CATHERINE SF.vriTO Cathy l-A Social Committee: Senior Y-Teoo. Social Com in I lice; Music I p a r i in e n i. Secretary: 9t li iru «lf Chorus. Senior Choir; Girl Glee Club; Junior Y-Teen; Teachers Assistant '.Boosters Clu! : I nt rum urn I Sports; Posture (jut « n Representative. THOMAS SIIANO Preshroau Hnskehall; T rack: Boys Glee Club; Junior Choir. Senior Choir. ROBERT SHARP ••Bob German Club; Foremans Club; Boosters Club; 12B Social Committee: 12A Social Committee. ANNA MARIE SICII National Honor Society; Klimles Review Editor, Associate Editor; Yearbook Editor; German Club, Cabinet: Foreign Affairs Club. Secretary: Art Club. Secretary; Latin (’lult; Senior Y-Teeti: Library Club; FTA; “Hi News reporter: Teen Press TV Show; Family Safety , Speaker; Honors Bending: Intramural Sports; First and Second Athletic Award ; Council On World Affairs; Community Cheat Speaker tryouts: Teachers Assistant: Oth Grade Chorus; Junior Citlxeus, Secretary. IRENE JOAN SI DOR “Seedy National Honor Society, Program Chairman: Rhodes Re- view. Associate Editor, Editor: German Club. Secretary; Senior Y-Tecii. Program Chairman, Vice President. President; Student Connell. Publicity Chairman; Art Club, President: Physic Club. Treasurer; Foreign Affairs Club, Treasurer; Senior Clmlr; Fort line Teller: Mil - 1 iiermle lu Vienna, Girls Glee Club; Girls lenders; Yearbook Committee; Boosters Club. SONYA HATH IK SlOOKEt Sunny” 12B Social Committee; Citlxeus Club: Senior Y-Teeu, Cabinet, Co-Social chairman: Art Club. Social Chairman; French Club, Treasurer, Social Cliair in a n: Home Economics Club. Social Chairman: Girls Give Club; Boosters Club; Bed Cross. Secretary: Junior Choir; Library Club; FXA. ELEANOR SLYS Latin Club; Future Nurses, Secretary : Teachers Assistant; Book Store Attendant: Senior Y-Teen: Junior Y-Teen: Intra- mural Sports; 0th Grade Chq rtis; Junior Choir; Art Club; Booster Club; First Athletic Award. BARBARA JOANN SMITH Barb XUS; Varsity Cheerleader, Captain; Girls leaders. Initiation Chuirman; Community Chest Speaker; Citlxeng Club. Secretary; Senior Choir: Girls Glee Club. Secretary: Foreign Affairs Club: Senior Y-Teen; Student Council. Secretary; 12B Social Chairman. Yea r b o o k Committee; German Club; Honors Beading; First. Second. Third Athletic Awards: Boosters Club: Junior Choir: Masquerade In Vienna; Intramural Sports. GERALD SOCHA Jerry Tenuis Team: Boys Scout . JANET AGNES SPAN Peanuts” Library Club. President. Secretary; Bed Cross. Secretary; Art Club; Senior Y-Teen; Junior Y-Teen; intramural Sports; 0th Grade Chorus; First Athletic Award: Boosters Club; Honors Beading: Noon Movie Cashier; Alpheta Trl Hl-Y. WILLIAM STK1NKAMP “Rock Audio Visual Alda: Hoys Scouts; Intriiuinr.il Sports. KENDRICK STRONG “Ken Band: Senior Choir; i'ro « Country; Track Manager; Boosters Club. KKAKDI) SPPINSKI “Kicky Freshman. JV. Varsity Track; Freshman. JV, Football: Boys Lenders: he t ter mi ns Club; Foremans Club. President; Junior Choir; Senior Choir: Intramural Sports: lb-cathelnii Team; Boys Glee Club; School Boxing Team: Golden Gloves. DONALD TEMPLE Don Stagecraft. WILLIAM T1IEISS “Bill Freshman Football. Basketball; Ithoda Hl-Y: Foremans Club; Boosters Club; Lab. Assistant. JOAN K LA INK THOMAS 1215. 12A Social Committee; Student Couneil: Citizens Hub; Senior Y-Teen, Cabinet. President, Vlee President: Junior Choir, Secretary; Senior Choir, Secretary; Girls Glee Club, Treasurer: Music Librarian: Intramural Sports: First Atbletie Award: Fortune Teller; Mu - i|iieru In Viennu; Art Club; French Club; Boosters Club. KLAINE TOMANEK “Tom” fttli Grade Chorus: Junior Y-Teen:; Noon Movie Casbier: Settlor Y-Teen: Intramural Sports: Fashion Shows. MICHAEL TRIBOLKT “Mike” MARILYN TRKIIOX Trucli Girls Glee Club; Senior Choir; Senior Y-Teen; Junior Y-Teen; Dramatics Club; Seventeen; You Can’t Tuke It With You; Re-ntnrknble Incident At Carson Corners; Homeroom Announcer: Junior Choir: Boosters Club; Intramural Sports. 1 IANE I' It BAN SKY “Dl MIS. Social Chairman: Art Club, President: Latin Club, Viee President, Program ('hair-man: Student Council. Publicity Chairman. Social Chairman; Foreign Affairs Club. Program Chairman: Science Club. Secretary: FT A. Vice President; 11A Social Committee; 12A Social Chairman: Y-Teen Social Committee: Chamber Music Society, Publicity Chairman; Baud. I.All. ( II Vaelia MIS; 1 A Social Cniiiuiilti'c; Girl Leaders Chili. Treasurer: Senior (‘11Ir: Girls Glee ; Senior Y-Twn. Social Chairman: Y-Tooii IiiiiTrliili. Si.-rilary: Citizens Club; Lab Assistant: I .(It In Hub: Furl line Teller; French Club; Booster Club; An Club. ll«.IMA IIKLKX YAM IIAK Valch MIS. Treasurer: Work anil Win Club; .IV. Varsity Cheerleader, Captain: Girls Leaders, Treasurer, Vice President; Latin Club; citizens Club, Secretary; Student Council. Vice President ; Foreign Affairs; Senior V Teen, Social Co mini t fee; Year book Committee; Alternate Community Chest Speaker: boosters Club; Assistant Canteen Committee Chuiriiiau. WILLIAM VAN TIA I. Ri-KKie DON A LI) VK.SKLKNAK ••Ve ,v Intrumunil Sports; Foremans Club; Stagecraft; Moya Chef. JOHN VOI KLIOTIS John Freshman. Varsity T rack: Sprint Track Captain: JV, Varsity Football; Hoys Glee Club: Senior Choir. Treasurer. V|..-President: Letlcrmnns Club; III-V Club; Junior Choir: Pnrfunr Teller; Masquerade In Vienna. LOIS MAK WAXDT ••Babe” Citizens nut.; FT A: Art Club: Senior Y-Toen; Junior V-Teeu: Intramural Sports; Junior Choir: Office Worker: Oth Grade Chorus; First Athletic Award: lted Cross Club; Fashion Show; Home Economics Club; Perfect Attendance. FA I L WANKOW8KI Paul Stagecraft JOAN MA III K WHICH “Jo Junior Choir: Girls Glee Club: Senior Choir: Senior •Teen: Junior V-Teen: Will Grade boms; Boosters Club; Intramural Sports: .Masquerade In Vienna. WILLIAM von ST KIN ••Hill Booster Club. President; German Club. Freshman. Fool ball Manager; JV. Varsity Foul ball Manager; Band and Orchestra Club; llnnd; orchestra, Assisi aid Treasurer: Let I e r in a u s Club; Homeroom Announcer; Boys Glee Club; PJA Announce-iiicnf i‘••Hindi U-e. Sigma lll-V; Solo and Kiisoiiilih- Contest; Musi|iirriidc in Vienna. NANCY WKLKII lull Grade Chorus; Junior Choir; Senior Y-Tccn: Roosters Club: Home Economics Club; Intro; mural Sports; Sigma Hl-A (,Hiw n: Teachers Assistant; Home Economic . President. CAROLYN KDA WOLF lira math Club; Red Cross Club. President. Secretary; Sen ulor Y-Tccn; FT A; Noon Movie ('ashler; Seventeen: Remarkable Inridrnt At Cnrwn Curnrri; You I un'l Take It With You; Itum-lilestllskln; Jurk Amt The Bean 'talk: Homeroom Announcer. WILLIAM WOOLSON ■iitir Science Club; Audio Visual Aids; Junior A c b le v o m e n t: Roosters Club: Honors Reading: Noon Movie Usher; Noon Movie Operator: Intramural Sports; Junior Choir. JACK WOZNY Big Jack’’ Foreign Affairs Club; Science Club; Musical Keys: Orchestra; Future Teachers of America; Freshman. JV Football; Freshman. .TV, Varsity Track: It. It. Canteen Committee: Intramural Sports; Intramural Wrestling; Intramural Ping-Pong; Utopian Club. MAK ANN YANTKK Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Tccn; Dili Crude Chorus; Junior Choir; SI it deni Council; Red Cross Club; Boosters Club. AKI.KNK YAM'S th tirade Chorus; Junior Y-Teen ; Red Cross • Tub; Senior Y-i een: Boosters Club. LARKY YUBA THOMAS MICHAEL ZAKEL •‘Beak Homeroom Announcer; Sportsmens Club: Boosters Club; JV. Varsity. Track; Cross Country; Band: Lettermanx Club. ROBERT ZECIIMAN Foremans Club: Band and Or-ebestra Club; Sportsmans Club; Band: Homeroom Announcer; Intramural Sports. ELAINE ZYCHOWSKI ••Babe Junior Choir: Utli Grade Chorus; tiirls tilee Club; Junior Y-Teen; Senior Y-Teen: 1IA Social Committee: Senior Y-Teen Soelnl Committee; Art Club; E!A Announcement Committee; Intramural Sports; Teachers Assistant : Boosters (Tub. AUGUST GRADUATES Kl'OKNE KADAR (ifnr Uth tirade Chortm: Itonniprii flub: Foreman Cluli; Golf Toiim: Maniiiu- and fiavel; K«-murkutdr liirldrnt At Carson Corners: Itadlo A II n o u n C C r tJulltl: I lit rum lira I Sports. MAltl.KNK .Ml KI.I.EK ••Mur'’ Senior Itan«l OEOROK NOVA StaBcraft KIOKNK PAdLA Curley” Hoy t.lcf Club; Senior Choir: Audio Visual Aids: Advanced l ra unities. THOMAS PAYNE Tom 11.1.1 AM HAVA.HEY “Swaa” 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. MOTTO: “Seek and Ye Shall Find” RHODES’ FIRST FACULTY RHODES’ SILVER ANNIVERSARY FACULTY MB National Honor Society President, Bruce Budinger; Vice-President, Bob Melcher; Secretary, Jacqueline Kintzler; Treasurer, Stan Sokol; Social Chairman, Diane Urbansky; Sponsor, Louis Levine Student Council President, Jim Andrews; Vice-President, Virginia Valchar; Secretary, Barbara Smith; Treasurer, Carol Klementiss, Social Chairman, Diane Urbansky; Sponsor, Ellsworth Holden Citizens’ Club President, Ralph Abraham; Vice-President, Norm Sahley; Secretary. Barb Smith; Sponsors, Robert McCullough .Gerald Rockwood, and James Templin Boosters’ Club President, Bill von Stein; Vice-President, Harold Maisey; Secretary, Frances Murino; Treasurer, Steve Tekesky; Sponsor, Gilbert Van Nortvvick German Club President, Victor Daiuto; Vice-President, Carol Clark; Secretary, Connie Koehn; Treasurers, Bob Melcher, Jim Demetriu; Social Chairmen, Barbara Jordan, Anna Sich; Sponsors, Margaret Thieme, Louis Levine Latin Club President, Stan Sokol; Vice-President, Dolores Ihnat; Secretary, Rita Erne; Treasurer, Mike Palumbo; Social Chairman. Justine Rosebrough; Sponsor, Wanda Aryes French Club President, Pat Hunsicker; Vice-President, James Hamilton; Secretary, Judy Hill; Treasurer, Karen Kerr; Social Chairman, Sonya Sidorec; Sponsor, Mary Manning Art Club President, Pat Hunsicker; Vice-President, Edward Lock; Secretary, Mary Jane Egna; Treasurer, Mary Ann Knight; Social Chairman, Beverly Hintz; Sponsor, Martha Kenyon Future Nurses of America President. Susan Hricik; Vice-President, Judy Hill; Secretary, Marlene Vrabel; Treasurer, Marlyn Zelek; Social Chairman. Alice Gompf; Sponsor, Thelma Thompson Future Teachers of America President, Gale Peters; Vice-President, Diane Urbansky; Secretary, Karen Otto; Treasurer, Janice Wilker; Sponsor, Mrs. Smith Foremen’s Club President, Ricardo Supinski; Vice-President, Tom Gieroski; Secretary, Bill Kiminski; Treasurer, Ron Annes; Sponsor, Ernest Bereit Foreign Affairs Club President, Nicholas Emigholz; Vice-President, Robert Melcher; Secretary, Jacqueline Kintzler; Treasurer, James Hamilton; Social Chairman, Stan Sokol; Program Chairman, Mercedes Koval; Sponsor, James Templin Science Club Chairman, Robert Melcher; Secretary, Diane Urbansky; Treasurer, Otto Reidl; Social Chaiman. Irene Sidor; Sponsor, Ray Merriman Library Club President. Carol Klementiss; Vice-President, Rosemarie Gerding; Secretary, Joyce Mika; Treasurer, Susie Fien; Sponsor, Harriet Calavan Ushers Club President, Dave Leickly; Vice-President, Raymond Benisek; Secretary, Ed Woznuk; Treasurer, Ray Gol; Sponsor, Robert Hons Dance Band Sponsor, Otto Schmidt Rhodes Review Staff Editors. Anna Sich, Irene Sidor, Judy Schill, Joyce Luther; Sports, Stan Sokol Tom Gerdel; Advisor, Hiram Folkman Home Economics Club President, Nancy Welsh; Secretary, Ruth Belica; Treasurer, Judy Knapp; Social Chairman, Sonya Sidorec; Sponsor, Leona Millard Y-Teen Cabinet President, Irene Sidor; Vice-President, Alice Gompf; Secretary, Jane Bolek; Treasurer. Barbara Yannie; Co-Social Chairmen Gail Vacha, Sonya Sidorec; Sponsor, Helen Palmer Stagecraft Sponsor, James Reilly Dramatics Club Sponsor, James Reilly Homeroom Announcers Sponsor, James Reilly Young People’s Chamber Music Society Sponsor, Otto Schmidt mru Band Director, Otto Schmidt Director, Otto Schmidt o r c h e s t r a SENIOR Girls’ Glee Club Director, Gilbert Van Nortwick CHOIR Boys’ Glee Club Director, Gilbert Van Nortwick Boys’ Octet Director, Gilbert Van Nortwick Madrigal Singers Director, Gilbert Van Nortwick Triple Trio Director, Gilbert Van Nortwick ia •• Girls’ Leaders Sponsor, Frances Morris Lettermen’s Club Sponsor, William Ralls A Cross Country Team Sponsor, Ellsworth Holden Boys’ Leaders Sponsor, William Vannorsdall me Lnmooxa CLASS HISTORY No one knows what awaits him when We could only suppose and wonder at James Ford Rhodes High School when we Rhodes seemed like such a big school to us 274 freshmen — a school with many doors. Some we could open right away, some we never could or wanted to. But they were always there. Seven doors opened into our homerooms, into which we came as faltering newcomers. The sea of unfamiliar faces bewildered us at first, but through the friendly, really earnest guidance of our teachers: Miss Palmer, Mr. Holden, Mr. Ralls, Mr. Hartzell, Miss Cherrington, Miss Manning, Miss Mastrodomenico, and Mr. Sifritt, we soon became regular Rhodians. So many new and big things awaited us! Some of us brought with us our accomplishments from junior high. Virginia Valchar, James Andrews, Irene Sidor, and Robert Melcher found their names in the Rhodes Review in recognition of their winning the Work and Win Award. That same month, the football bug bit many of our boys. Practice every night after school was rugged, but it seemed that school spirit and a competitive spirit outweighed this dreary routine. Vic Dai-uto, Tom Gieroski, Bill Thiess, Jack Woz-ny, Jack Myers, and Ralph Abraham were only a few who scrimmaged on the freshman team. We cheered with all our hearts. Our big Rhodes Rams just couldn’t stop winning. They marched into the Charity Game and brought us glory by trouncing the strong Benedictine Bengals. That night it felt good to have confetti in our hair and the cool wind nipping at our noses. It felt good to shout our loudest. As time passed quickly by, and we grew accustomed to the school and its people, and could find the gym, Mr. Bryan’s office, and the 10th period room, some members of the Class of ’57 were invited to join the different organizations. The leadership of Diane Urbansky became apparent as she became an officer of the Art Club. Anita Gigante took on the responsibility of president of the Junior Y-Teen. We were opening many doors. he opens a door. what lay beyond the great, wide doors of the class of June, 1957 began as freshmen. The first semester many of our classmates became members of the Art Club. Those who were initiated were Carole Kish, Lynn Kachmar, Judy Schill, Virginia Valchar, Lois Wandt, June Salis, Janet Span, Anna Sich, and Elaine Bolek. Music, too, became a growing interest to some. Bob Bendall, Gale Peters, and Paul Rakoczy were selected members of a re-organized All-City Orchestra. With the Christmas time, came snow, decorated homerooms, and our first Christmas Concert. A month later we sat in on our first Pop Concert. The new year brought a new semester, we were no seasoned to high school by four months of algebra homework, B-R Canteen, football rallies, rowdy lunch periods, messy lockers, tenth periods — yes, we were 9A’s. In February a dozen aspiring writers found their way to room 218. But only four got as far the “morgue door”: Judy Schill, Joyce Luther, Irene Sidor, and Anna Sich began their career as school journalists and became full-fledged reporters on the Rhodes Review. Our class of ’57 really represented the school in all sports. Spring meant track— and track meant training, sweating and sprinting in the musty, liniment-smelling underground. Not to be outdone, the girls had some championship material, too. Marcia Fenner took the 50-yard dash at a women’s track meet. Marilyn Truchon and Carolyn Wolf “played the roles” in You Can’t Take It With You. In April Carol Miller was chosen secretary of the rejuvenated French Club. Spring went, and with it — wool skirts, babushkas, and volley ball. As summer vacation approached, Frances Chiabotti and Maryellen Osborn offered to do volunteer work for the city’s Welfare Federation. Then that day in June — another class graduated, and we were promoted. When we would come back in September, we would be sophomores, confident in our CLASS HISTORY — Continued new station. A door of our life had closed. We could look back, but we could never go back — only ahead. Thus, leaving these days behind us. We proud sophomores welcomed five new teachers into the halls of JFR that September of 1954. Replacing Miss Caroline Fredericksen, was Miss Claire Turchetto, and replacing Mrs. Leah Mitchell, was James Reilly. The three other newcomers were Mrs. Doris Karnatz, Mrs. Lolita Mock, and Gerald Rockwood. Former Rhodes biology teacher, Howard Gaiser returned to Rhodes that fall to replace William C. Bryan, as assistant principal. Several of the class members became songsters of the Junior Choir this semester, with Ralph Abraham being elected as president and Jackie Kintzler, treasurer. Carol Clark was selected as accompanist. Lynn Kachmar was the first member of our class to be selected as a member of the Girls Triple Trio. Rhodes Madrigal Singers acquired sopranos Lynn Kachmar and Carole Kish that same semester. Junior Achievement Companies employed fifty-six Rhodians including several members of our sophomore class. Some included were Don Dobbins, Paul Wankowski, Tom Kmetko, Bruce Bennett, Larry Yuda, and Jack Wozny. Jackie Kintzler, Judy Schill, Diane Ur-bansky, and Virginia Valchar were welcomed into the “Romani populi” by the Latin Club. By this time many of the masculine members of the class became known as JV football team mates. Some sports minded boys from the sophomore class who worked down in the musty - dusty underground track were Bruce Budinger, Bob Chochola, Ed Lyons, Bob Russell, Tom Shano, and Tom Kmetko. Destined to be known as leaders and not followers, Carol Clark, Peggy Dumas, Judy Schill, Barbara Smith, and Virginia Valchar were selected for membership into the Girls Leaders Club. Behind the “Good Morning Rhodians— this is your homeroom bulletin” announcer, stood Lynn Kachmar and Judy Schill, patiently waiting to make their announcements over the PA. Lynn and Judy were both taken into Masque and Gavel Club at the same time that they became homeroom announcers, while Loretta An-tennuci became a member of the Drama Club. The Christmas season brought a great amount of happiness and yuletide to each student at Rhodes that year. On December sixteenth our Senior Choir and Orchestra presented the Annual Christmas Concert. As we sat in the balcony and gazed down at the participants, we saw such familiar faces as Dave Leyerle, Bob Russell, Wayne Cowgill, Jack Meyers, and Bob Zechman, who were sitting in the orchestra pit. The Christmas season of 1954 will be forever remembered by the Senior Y-Teeners and their “favorite fellows” who attended their first Christmas Formal on December 18, “Christmas by Candlelight.” Many of the Y-Teens in our second year included Ruth Belica, Elaine Brandt, Diane Burens, F’rances Chiabotti, Eleanor Dittman, Marilyn Hussing, Mary Ann Knapik, Virginia Malm, Virginia Morway, Nancy Robak, Lydia Schwelgin, Elaine Tomanek, and Mary Ann Yantek. With the money raised by collecting tax stamps, Rhodes Student Council purchased an illuminated royal blue bulletin board, which was installed on the first floor to inform the students of coming activities. Virginia Valchar was the first member of our class to be awarded the varsity cheerleader R. At this same time Carol Clark and Barbara Smith joined the JV cheerleading squad. Football season diminished as a thing of the past, while basketball sprouted as a fresh and envigorating sport. With many of our boys like Dan Kalish, A1 Neuman, Jim Demetriu, Dennis Hirsh, Tom Knapp, Matt Sarris, and Bob Rodamer, participating in this sport, several of the class became members of the Boosters Club. Many of our classmates, knowing their destined vocation, became members of the Future Teachers of America Club. Among these were Ann Bass, Anna Mae Burda, Sandra Kuebler, and Jane Broderick. Only one member from our class, Sally CLASS HISTORY — Continued Corrigan, became a Future Nurse of America Club member. “Sprechen Sie Deutsch?” “Ja”, said Carol Klementiss, Anna Sich, Otto Reidl, Ray Lysyk, Tom Revilock, and Horace Reidl as they became German Club members. The Citizen’s Club welcomed their new table-wiper and floor-sweeper members, Ralph Abraham, A1 Neuman, and Virginia Valchar. Doing the chores of the Rhodes library, Rosemarie Gerding, Carol Klementiss, and Diane Konjura became members of the Library Club. Gail Vacha, Carole Kish, Gretchen Lingg, and Jane Bauman “Parleyed Fran-cais” and became members of Rhodes French Club. Jane, excelling in French, was awarded the French medal the following semester. Operating the noon-movies and handling the PA, Audio Visual-Aid members were Bruce Budinger, Don Dobbins, Jim Rist, Bill Steinkamp, and Bill Woolson. Thus, we close the door of the beginning of our sophomore year, the 10B, and begin the 10A semester with a new door to be discovered, opened, and then closed. We first opened the door of this semester to be X-rayed by the Anti-Tuberculosis League of Cleveland, only to find all 274 of the Class of ’57 to be fine and healthy. Attaining membership into the Girls Leaders Club this semester were Jackie Kintzler, Mary Ann Bibel, Janiece Martz, and Pat Ryan. Barbara Garner and Marcia Fenner were given “backpats” for winning the city-wide badminton tournament in the spring of 1955. With track season again sliding into sight, many more of our boys began their trips around the school, block, and community. Several of our track stars were Jim Andrews, Tom Johanni, Mike Evanko, Don Dobbins, Jay Iletherington, Bill Ols-son, Erwin Pfeiffer, John Vourliotis, and Tom Zakel. Encouraging the boys onto victory and reigning over the events that semester was Barbara Garner, who was elected Track Queen of 1955. It seemed to most of us that school days were going by quicker than ever before. Our high school life was nearly half over but we had two more years before us — years that would contain many happy, gratifying experieces and a portion of sadder, maturing experiences. We discovered, when we returned to Rhodes in September 1955, we were at long last considered upperclassmen. Adding to this long awaited moment, we also discovered four new teachers joined the faculty. They were Mr. Tempi in, Miss Lucas, Mr. Harshfield, and Mrs. Morris, who took the place of Mrs. Eterovich. Sandy Heiser, Gretchen Lingg, and Jane Bauman tried their hand at writing for the Review, but after the two semesters they decided it wasn’t for them. The Rams that year tried their hardest to go to the Charity Game but Ignatius was just a little better. The Rams ended the season with eight victories and one defeat. Matt Sarris, Ralph Abraham, Jay Hetherington, Dan Kalish, Jim Demetriu, Joe McCreary, and Tom Gierosky all helped the Rams achieve that record. Helping the team on the bench were managers Bill von Stein and Bob Rodamer. In October Mr. Scott, Rhodes’ printing teacher, athletic director, and coach, left Rhodes after six years to become assistant principal at John Marshall. Mr. Vecchio arrived to take his place. The cross country team of ’55 was the most successful team in Rhodes history. Helping to make the team the success it was were Tom Johanni, Erwin Pfeiffer, Dave Nabinger, Ed Lock, and Bill Olsson. The All-City High School Band and Orchestra was reorganized, and Dave Leyerle and Dan Kalish joined the Band. Under the supervision of the Student Council, American flags were installed in every homeroom, in the library and the office. Along with seven other girls, Mercedes Koval obtained membership in the Girls Leaders Club. The varsity football team unanimously elected Dan Kalish as their captain for the ’56 season. Forty-seven students participated in Junior Achievement during the semester. Among them were Marilyn Jolliffe, Margaret Haas, Allen Kress, Betty Lou Giersz, Janet Pagel, and Peter Ferrante. CLASS HISTORY — Continued Under the supervision of Mr. Merriman, the Science Club was organized at Rhodes. Some of its first members were Bruce Budinger, Carl Kubala, Ed Lock, Bob Melcher, Larry Prahst, Horace Reidl, Jim Rist, Bob Russel, Linde Seil, Diane Urban-sky, and Bill Woolson. To the surprise and disappointment of many, Miss Ruth Hier, dean of girls at Rhodes for twenty-four years, took a leave of absence. Succeeding Miss Hier was Miss Helen E. Palmer, Latin teacher, and one of the girls homeroom teachers. As an anti-climax to our 11B semester, Joan Thomas, was elected vice-president of Senior Y-Teen, and in the 12B, she became president. Assisting Joan on the cabinet were Jane Bauman, Gretchen Lingg, and Sonya Sidorec. It was also announced at this time, that the Citizens Club selected some of our group to become “citizens.” They were Jim Demetriu, Carole Kish, Bill Pullar, and Judy Schill. Thus we closed the door in January, 1956 upon another semester at James Ford Rhodes, leaving behind all the wonderful, happy and sad moments. As we closed the door, however, our thoughts were not in the past but in the future. Next semester we would have our first class election, our first informal, and our first picnic. Starting our 11A semester off with a clean slate, one of the homerooms found themselves with a new homeroom teacher, Mrs. Wanda Ayres. Some new members of Senior Choir were Mary Ann Bibel, Madge Radke, Langdon Bell, Dan Kalish, Dave Nabinger, and Ricardo Supinski. Initiated at Gloria Dei Church into the Girls Glee Club were Carol Miller, Judy Schill, Marilyn Truchon, Cathy Sestito, and Joan Weich. The privilege of being our first class officers went to Jim Andrews, president; A1 Neuman, vice-president; Maryellen Osborn, secretary; and Mike Evanko, treasurer. Jane Hoose and her social committee created “Mardi Gras”, a wonderful atmosphere for our informal which was held in the Rhodes ballroom on April 18. Decked out in their green bloomers and middies, the faculty women challenged the champion volley ball team, the Sampsons, to a volleyball contest. The team was captained by Gail Vacha and consisted of Marcia Fenner, Judy Schill, Lynn Kachmar, Mary Ann Bibel, Irene Sidor, and Gretchen Lingg. Can you guess who won??? Barbara Smith and Tom Kmetko were selected from several students who tried out for our annual Community Fund speakers. Their speeches were presented to the student body the following October. Mr. Leslie Tanko, social studies teacher and senior advisor for thirty-six years passed away on March 3, 1956. Count Berezowski’s chateau in Livonia was the scene of Herberts’ “Fortune Teller” presented by the Senior Choir in March. Soloists were “Fresco” Sahley, “Wanda” Kachmar, “Irma” Kish, and “Ma” Palumbo. Playing the role of Hussars were John Vourliotis and Ralph Abraham. At this time our 11A class was invited to attend a ceremony in the auditorium where we saw classmates Bruce Budinger, Otto Reidl, Virginia Valchar, Gail Vacha, Carole Kish, Carol Clark, Irene Sidor, Anna Sich, and Diane Urbansky formally inducted into the National Honor Society. Bigger and better banners than ever before seen at Rhodes were displayed during the Student Council political campaign. Jim Andrews was elected president, and Virginia Valchar, vice-president. Other candidates were Joe McCreary, Paul Rakoczy, and Bruce Budinger. “Just Picknicking in the Rain” was the theme of our junior picnic held at Big Creek Reservation on May 9. As we juniors saw the senior class preparing for graduation, we put ourselves in their place, for next year it would be us. Now only one year was left. One more year until we would open the door to the world. We would graduate! At first it seemed too soon — it would be hard to leave dear old JFR and all of the memories held within its walls. But all doors must close . . . We began our 12B semester with our class elections which resulted with A1 CLASS HISTORY — Continued Neuman, president; Norm Sahley, vice-president; Maryellen Osborn, secretary; Mike Evanko, treasurer; and Barbara Smith, social chairman. Dan Kalish and his fellow team-mates fought hard, but failed to lead our football team to victory. On October 19, some 198 of us climbed, piled, and were shoved into various modes of transportation and made our way to Snow Road Park for our 12B picnic. October 31 brought tricks and treats to four members of our class who were “informally” inducted into the Girls Leaders Club. The “Halloweeners” were Irene Sidor, Lynn Kachmar, Marcia Fenner, and Gretchen Lingg. After seven semesters of galley reading, taking copy to the printer, and cleaning out the “morgue”, Joyce Luther, Judy Schill, Irene Sidor, and Anna Sich were appointed as co-editors of the ever-popular Rhodes Review. “Snowflake Serenade” set the scene for our waltzing classmates as they spent the afternoon at our 12B Informal. It was also in our 12B semester that we were introduced to our favorite “Calcium” Clyde Henderson and to the notorious chem labs. Who said sulphur doesn’t smell like rotten eggs???? This semester we viewed our second NHS induction ceremony. Ten of our class thrilled to hear their names called. Margaret Haas, Sandra Heiser, Barbara Jordan, Lynn Kachmar, Jackie Kintzler, Tom Kmetko, Bob Melcher, Sue Palumbo, Linde Seil, and Barbara Smith brought our class membership in the NHS up to 19. All too soon came the Christmas season of 1956 with ever so many things to remind us of the coming Yule. Our thanks go to Jim Andrews for selecting one of the finest Christmas trees to ever be displayed at JFR. One member of our class, Bill von Stein, really tried to build up school spirit by reorganizing the Boosters Club. On December 20 our Choir and Glee Club members sang in their last Christmas performance at Rhodes High. And on December 22, many senior girls attended their last Y-Teen Christmas Formal with their “fellows”. “Snow Ball” was indeed a fine way to spend our last Christmas at Rhodes, and it was indeed a night to remember. For this, our thanks go to Gail Vacha, Y-Teen Social Chairman and her committee for creating that night of splendor. The new year, our year of 1957, brought us back to Rhodes with only one thought in mind—this would be our last semester. A1 Neuman was re-elected to serve our class as president; Ed Lock, vice-president; Mike Evanko, treasurer; Maryellen Osborn, secretary; Diane Urbansky, social chairman; and Anna Sich, yearbook editor. Not only would this semester be important to our 12A class but it would climax the twenty-fifth anniversary for James Ford Rhodes High School. “Shangri-la” with its decorations of black, gold, and red was the scene of the last informal attended by our class. We danced to the music of the Del-Raes on the eve of April 6. What fun!! Oh what a night! Our class again had the opportunity to participate in another operetta—this one “Masquerade in Vienna”. Even though we were “the” upperclassmen, senioritis could not prevent us from donning our sweatshirts and levis for the third and final class outing. It was held at Big Creek Reservation on May 15. Class Day, our Prom, and Commencement were still ahead of us. Commencement would bring to a close our four years at Rhodes—four years that transcinded a period of growing up, giving and taking, and of learning—at least a little. Many doors have been closed by us—but the biggest door remains to be opened— the door to the future. CLASS PROPHECY Soaring through the Pearly Gates, we begin our descent downward. Gradually the air becomes warmer and the reddish hue of the atmosphere casts a rosy glow upon our wings. We four angels, representatives of the NHS (National Heaven Society), seeking new inductees, are approaching our destination, Hotspot—population 189. Strange as it may seem, this town is inhabited by the entire June class of ’57. Our investigation shows that they were destined to Hotspot because of their over-celebration of the twenty-fifth anniversary of James Ford Rhodes High School. This was a class of “failures”! To get a candid glimpse of the town, we grab a bus of which RALPH ABRAHAM is driver. Glancing to the rear of the bus, our eyes catch three shiny domes. The familiar features of LARRY YUDA, VIC DAIUTO, and JIM DEMETRIU take form. Sitting in front of them are SONYA SI-DOREC and MARGE HAAS, who are on their way to Lane Bryant’s, owned by JACK WOZNY, where they model old ladies’ half sizes. When the bus pulls over to the curb, we recognize some of the employees of the ERWIN PFEIFFER Bottling Company as they board. Among them are bottle cappers DAVE POLLACK and SANDRA KUEBLER; label lickers, LARRY GRAY, and ELEANOR DITTMAN; label stickers, RON BOETTCHER and JEANETTE MAN-FREDA; and last, but not least, TOM REVILOCK, chief taster. Peeling away from the curb, we find ourselves dragging CARL “TEX” KU-BALA, who surges ahead on his galloping steed, Warsaw. Stopping at the next intersection, we see DON VESELENAK, representative of the law, reprimanding LINDE SEIL and RALPH BOECKLE for jay walking. Rushing in front of the Firedome Hell-Cat of BRUCE BUDINGER, JIM RIST, who is working for his Dirty Bird badge in scouting, gallantly sweeps ANNAMAE BURDA from the path of the oncoming car. Tired and hungry, we stop for lunch at the Hoo Flung Goo Chinese Restaurant, which is owned by LINDA CORENO and PETER FERRANTE. Hostess, IRENE LE-ZAN, guides us to our tables where SALLY CORRIGAN takes our order. While awaiting our meal, which is being prepared by cooks HELEN HINZ and TONY HABERCORN, we watch the floor show. First on the program is the hot rendition of “Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea” sung by MARY ANN BIBEL and ALLEN KRESS. SPIKE RODAMER single-handedly bounces BOB SHARP, BILL THEISS, and DENNIS HIRSCH for pestering the chorus line of Flamettes — MARY ANN KNAPIK, ALAN BURKE, BARBARA JORDAN, ROSEMARIE GERDING, AUDREY ROHDE, BABE ZYCHOWSKI, and BILL DEISNER. Leaving the restaurant, we cross the street and enter the Hotspot Anti-Trust Company, owned and operated by PETE and PAULETTE PULLAR. Paulette?? We head for the teller’s cage where RUTH BELICA cashes our travelers checks. Well, what do you know? There’s HORACE REIDL manning the ink wells, and there’s PAUL ROKOCZY, sixteenth assistant vice-president, stabbing at small bits of paper with his pitchwork. As we proceed down Devil’s Drive, we approach Pick 'N Filch Grocery Store which is owned by TOM JOHANNI. Surveying the advertisements being taped to the window by MIKE TRIBOLET and DENNIS HILDEBRANDT, we detect the artistic touch of SANDY HEISER’S pen. Inside we see JUDY SCHILL, head cashier, checking out the goods of BILL WOOLSON and JOYCE LUTHER WOOL-SON. In the rear of the store we see stock-boys, TOM SHANO, RON HOLLIS, and DON TEMPLE tossing deviled eggs at each other. Turning away from the window, we head for the center of town where the City Hall is located. On our way we encounter ED LOCK, sidewalk photographer, still taking candid shots of his classmates. Our attention is attracted by the loud cries of newsgirl, ELAINE BOLEK, from whom we buy a copy of the Daily Dirt. VIRGINIA MALM is her quick-change maker. Preceding us up the stairs into the Hall are council members PEGGY DUMAS, FLORENCE HUBBARD, BETTY GIERSZ, CLASS PROPHECY — Continued GERALD SOCHA, and STEFANIE COLOBIANCHI to complain about the clean jokes told by JIM McELHINEY during the last meeting. We head directly for the information booth where DIANE URBANSKY is telling JIM ANDREWS where to go. We then inquire as to the whereabouts of the mayor, ALAN NEUMAN. Diane’s reply is that he is “out to lunch”. Ahem. But we leave a message with his secretary, TOM KMETKO. Leaving our request for a list of the best of the worst for the NHS, we depart and head for the Satan Arms Hotel where WAYNE COWGILL and BOB ZECHMAN are doormen. Registering at the desk, BERNIE HROMCO, clerk, signs us in and rings for the “BELL” boys—LANGDON and LEYTON, who take our bags. On the elevator we ask operator MADGE RAD-KE to direct us to room 10-4. As we enter the room, maids DIANE BURENS and MARALYN HUSSING depart with dirty towels. Sitting down to read the Daily Dirt, we notice that ANNA SICH is editor. Glancing at the headlines, we see that OTTO REIDL has been voted “Devil of the Month”, just barely beating CAROLINE REINKING. Atta boy, Otts! The second page features an advertisement for Helarella, a reducing salon, which is owned by NICK EMIGHOLZ and operated by MARCIA FENNER. On the sports page, we see a picture of the newly elected Lava Queen, BARBARA GARNER. Reading further, we see that JACKIE KINTZ-LER has won another championship in tennis—she wasn’t even wearing her ruflly panties. Tsk. Tsk. A great deal of credit, though, should be given to her coach, RICARDO SUPINSKI. We turn on the TV station, W-A-G-O-N, and catch the beginning of the very cultural program ON-THE-BUS. The emcees, NORM SAHLEY and MARILYN TRU-CHON are introducing the duet of BOB MELCHER on the organ and MATT SAR-RIS on the bongo drums. They will give their interpretation of “Beethoven’s Fifth”—symphony, that is. VIRGINIA KUS and JANIECE MARTZ are next with “Red, Red, Robin”. The Hotspot Trot follows which includes LYDIA SCHWEL-GIN, JANET SPAN, THERESA NOVOTNY, and CAROLYN WOLF accompanied by GALE PETERS on her trumpet and BOB BENDALL on the cello. Our TV program is interrupted by loud noises. Curious to see what the racket is, we go downstairs and enter the Pinochle Parlor of GRETCHEN LINGG, in which BARBARA SMITH is head dealer and MERCEDES KOVAL is cigarette girl. BOB ReMALIA passes out matches. Some of the big rowdies include GERALD JESONOSKY, FRED HEYM, MARTIN POLACEK and REGGIE VAN TUYL, the son of a gun manufacturer. At this stage of the game it looks as if no one will be qualified as an inductee to NHS. After observing the games for only a few minutes, we find ourselves involved in a raid by the police. The police, thinking we’re part of the gambling, usher us into the paddy wagon where we find ourselves in the company of other notorious characters such as LARRY “The Toot” PRAHST, LOIS “The Lip” WANDT, DOL-LY Knuckles” BROSIUS, and TOM “Sam” ZAKEL. Entering the police station, we are interrogated by police chief, CAROLE KISH. Following the questioning, we are escorted by FRANCES CHIABOTTI, warden, to our cell which is also occupied by ADA NUGENT for sober driving, IRENE SI-DOR for being too rowdy, RAY LYSYK for being a conservative dresser, and BOB CHOCHOLA for embezzlement. After spending the night in the “jug”, HERBERT GAISER, lawyer, volunteers his services and bails us out. Emerging into the early morning sunlight, we are greeted by JAY HETHER-INGTON standing on the corner frantically clapping his hands and screaming at the top of his lungs, “Pencils! Have a pencil! Two for 5 .” On the next corner we are approached by SUE PALUMBO, who is still trying to push her stale brownies. As we continue on our way, we see the local bookmobile with its head driver, JACK MYERS. Taking a peek inside, we see KAREN OTTO and GAIL VACHA censoring the best-sellers, “The Russian Tragedy by LYNN KACHMAR, “The Revenge of the Tiger” by MIKE EVANKO, and “Call of the Wild” by JANE BRODERICK. Desiring to know more about the main industry of hell, we tour the JOHN VOUR- CLASS PROPHECY — Continued LIOTIS-BILL von STEIN Pitchfork Factory. Examining the assembly line, we see designer JUNE SALIS, pattern maker VIRGINIA MORWAY, forgers JOE BARTKIEWICZ and LARRY KRAW-CZEWICZ, sharpeners LEO CANALES and NANCY KEREKES, and the well-known painters ED LYONS and JOAN THOMAS. At the end of our tour we see THERESA McLAUGIILIN testing the finished product on PHIL BOEHM’S . . . Ahem! Hearing shrieks other than those coming from the testing room, we dash outside just in time to see the Hotspot firemen BOB ASMONDY, GARY HORNAK, CAROL MILLER, and driver, PAT RYAN, who are trying to keep CAROL CLARK’S and DAN KALISH’S home fires burning. Tired with our morning’s activities, we stop in at JOE KRZEMINSKI’S drug store, Heladorn’s, for refreshments. JOANNE RAVIA, who is now Mrs. Hela-dorn, asks the noisy group of ELEANOR SLYS, PAT NEMES, NANCY WELSH, ELAINE TOMANEK, and BILL DICKSON to be quiet because KEN STRONG is making prescriptions in the back room. By the way, Heladorn's is known all over for the photographs developed by VIRGINIA VALCHAR and BILL STEIN-KAMP. They work so well together in the darkroom. Thoroughly refreshed, we decide to spend the afternoon at the Helstinky Unsportsmanlike Show. At the ticket window, MARIE HURLBUT sells us our tickets, and usherette, MARIE HAZIN-AKI, shows us to our seats. The first to catch our eye is the only all-woman car races in existence. Competing in them are ANITA GIGANTE, ANN CHANDLER, BARBARA PARKER, and last year's champion, JANE BAUMAN. Sitting down front in the box seats is the head of the boxing commission, TOM KNAPP, with his body guard, MENELAOS KRANIAS. In one corner of the stadium is DON DOBBINS bull fighting. It looks like the fight is getting out of hand, and the only thing left to do is for sharpshooter, KATHY SESTITO, to shoot the bull. In another corner of the stadium, the sixty-seventh day of the hundred-day tandem bike race is in progress. BILL OLSSON and JOAN WEICH are neck and neck with DAVE LEYERLE and ANN BASS for the lead. Bringing up the rear is MARILYN CRAIG and PAUL WANKOWSKI, that is. We are interrupted by the loud cries of JOE McCREARY, who is selling H.B.’s—what else but hot barbecues. By sticking one under the noses of spectator BOB RUSSELL, it nearly scares the health out of him. In the center ring is the championship wrestling match between BRUCE BENNETT and LINARDS BERZINS, refereed by MARYELLEN OSBORN. Since it’s free-style, Bruce brings his bottle of H2SQ4, which he hopes will eat 'em up. Yum! Yum! Doing! Doing! Doing! The round is ended. In the next ring is the championship women’s tag team match featuring LORETTA ANTENUCCI and JANET PAGEL against ELAINE BRANDT and NANCY ROBAK. The referees are RALPH GREGORY and JERRY DANIELSKI, who warn them that toe biting and eyelash pulling are against the rules. Disgusted with the poor sportsmanship being displayed, we head back to the hotel to see if the mayor has sent his list of eligible NHS inductees yet. Oh look! There goes the Female Fiends Society. Among them is JUDY KNAPP, who is running for Commissioner of Wealth and Helfare. They must be on their way to a campaign meeting now. JUDY PERRY and ARLENE YANUS are campaign skywriters; GERALDINE PAMER and STELLA KOSTKA sing campaign ditties over the radio; JOANNE PILGER and CAROL KLEMENTISS throw mimeographed handbills from airplanes; MARILYN JOLLIFFE and MARY ANN YANTEK make the most of their job which is kissing all the male babes. Babes???? DIANE KONJURA steals appropriations for the committee. Arriving at the hotel, we’re just in time to see speedy DAVE NABINGER whiz in with the mayor’s list of possible NHS members. Anxiously we rip open the envelope to examine the mayor’s reply. To our dismay, the reply of the mayor states that no citizen of Hotspot is qualified for the honor of becoming a member of the National Heaven Society. Disappointed with the results of our mission, we prepare to return to heaven. As we depart, our only advice to the class of ’57 is, “Hang in there!” CLASS WILL We, the senior class of James Ford Rhodes High School, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-seven, A.D., being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. Having a grand desire to give our last few drops of blood for our dear old alma mater, we donate the product of our last exsanguination, thusly: Pint I To Mr. Hoffman, we leave all the rubbish, cladtrap, and balderdash, we never had a chance to use. To Mr. Mathews we leave our sincere hope that he will, in the future, allow the senior classes to spend at least $3.02 for a yearbook. To Miss Cherrington, we bequeath a large library of taped English plays, to be played at extra loud volume, at her discretion. To Mr. Folkman, we leave a witty new Rhodes Review staff plus four veteran editors. To Mr. Henderson, we give all our lab-made nitro-benzene, for his mighty Ford. To Mr. Holden goes the “Salesman of the Year” award. To Mr. Schmidt, we leave the latest album out: “Sibelius Swings With Calypso”. To Mr. Ralls, we leave eleven empty football uniforms that were once used by Miami U., in the hopes that they will soon be filled by future Rhodes athletes. To Mr. Rockwood, we leave a set of Lincoln Logs to be used in future Trig, classes, and a double-bladed hatchet, to cut them down to size. To Mr. Jacobs, we leave the question: “How long is day?”, and one gross of alumnae to help figure out the time in Alice Springs, Australia. To Miss Sancetta, we leave a volume of history books, in all of which, Julius Cea-sar dies a natural death. To Mr. Forster, we leave an “up agin the wall”, wall. Pint II The chemistry II classes leave their share of Valence Bonds to the ester bunny. To the incoming freshman, we leave all our unused gym pencils, and a hall guide, showing all exits, and the time it takes to get to anyone, from any point in the school. To the remaining stage-craft crew goes our sky-hook, and our ladder hangers. To the future football teams of J.F.R., we leave our memories of the past games and our hope to see another Charity Game winner. Pint III To all our wonderful homeroom teachers, we leave a vote of thanks, for the four years of guidance, and teaching they suffered through to bring us to this commencement of our lives. To Mr. Mathews and the faculty, we leave our respect, gratitude, and good wishes for their constant attempt to educate us, despite ourselves. James Ford Rhodes, we leave sadly, but hopefully. CLASS DIRECTORY Abraham, Ralph .............. 2813 Cypress Avenue .................... SH. 1-7033 Andrews, James .............. 5013 Stickney Avenue .................... ON. 1-4544 Antenucci, Loretta .......... 4371 Fulton Road ........................ ON. 1-4865 Asmondy, Robert ............. 5004 Stickney Avenue .................... SH. 1-3970 Bartkiewicz, Joseph .... 1614 Granby Avenue ...................... FL. 1-9986 Bass, Ann .................. 3818 Germaine Avenue .................... SH. 1-3883 Bauman, Jane ............... 6112 Parkridge Avenue ........ FL. 1-0211 Beliua, Ruth ................ 3912 Oak Park Avenue ................... FL. 1-4369 Bell Langdon ................ 5101 Memphis Avenue ................... SH. 1-6428 Bell, Leyton ................ 5101 Memphis Avenue .................. SH. 1-6428 Bendall, Robert ............. 4470 Broadale Avenue ................... FL. 1-0797 Bennett, Bruce ............... 221 Starlight Drive..................... LA. 4-6762 Berzins, Linards .......... 1709 Spring Road .. ■•• • ON. 1-1677 Bibel, Mary Ann ...... ..... 4345 West 60 Street...................... SH. 1-1956 Boeckl, Ralph ........ ..... 1804 Amberley Avenue .................... FL. 1-0618 Boehm, Philip .............. 4235 West 21 Street ..................... SH. 1-3753 Boettcher, Ronald .... ..... 4679 Hilland Road ....................... FL. 1-0333 Bolek, Elaine .............. 4203 Stickney Avenue .................... ON. 1-5555 Brandt, Elaine ............. 4009 Archmere Avenue .. ........... SH. 1-8512 Broderick, Jane ............ 4448 West 49 Street ..................... ON. 1-3197 Brosius, Delores ........... 4133 Valley Road ................. SH. 1-5614 Budinger, Bruce ...... ..... 4308 Brooklyn Avenue ..................... FL. 1-0665 Burda, Annamae ....... ... 2700 Tate Avenue ON. 1-2481 Burens, Diane ............... 1816 Cooke Avenue ....................... SH. 1-0813 Burke, Alan ................ 3814 Dawning Avenue ...................... FL. 1-6374 Canales, Leo ................ 3033 West 11 Street ..................... PR. 1-0446 Chandler, Anna ............. 4359 West 66 Street ..................... ON. 1-7768 Chiabotti, Frances ......... 4408 West 57 Street ..................... SH. 1-5704 Chochola, Robert ............ 2317 Tate Avenue ........................ ON. 1-8135 Clark, Carol ................ 4673 Landchester Road ................... SH. 1-3819 Colobianchi, Stefanie ...... 5710 Wichita Avenue .................... ON. 1-5277 Coreno, Linda .............. 2046 Hillcrest Avenue ................. ON. 1-6947 Corrigan, Sally 3118 Colburn Avenue SH. 9-3577 Cowgill, Wayne ............ 4663 Morningside Drive ................. FL. 1-7628 Craig, Marilyn ............. 3118 Grovewood Avenue .................. SH. 1-4989 Daiuto, Victor ............. 4062 West 56 Street .................... ON. 1-9379 Danielski, Jerome ......... 4471 West 35 Street ..................... ON. 1-1190 Deisner, William ........... 4365 West 58 Street ..... ............. ON. 1-5212 Demetiiu, James ............ 2709 Searsdale Avenue ................... FL. 1-8006 Dickson, William 5807 Ira Avenue FL. 1-0660 Dittman, Eleanore 1813 Tarlton Avenue FL. 1-4575 Dobbins, Donald ........... 4018 Bucyrus Avenue ........ .......... ON. 1-3524 Dumas, Margaret ........... 4884 West 14 Street ... ............... FL. 1-9264 Emigholz, Nicholas ......... 4557 South Hills Drive . SH. 1-3436 Evanko, Michael 4271 West 23 Street .................... SH. 1-1324 Fenner, Marcia ............. 3635 Dawning Avenue .................... SH. 1-0219 Ferrante, Peter ............ 1261 Parkhaven Drive ................... VI. 3-7736 Gaiser, Herbert ........... 7004 Orchard Grove ................... ON. 1-1724 Garner, Barbara ........... 2821 Woodview Drive ................... JA. 6-7962 CLASS DIRECTORY — Continued Gerding, Rosemarie Giersz, Betty Lou ... Gigante: Anita ...... Gray, Larry ......... Gregory, Ralph ...... Haas, Margaret Mary Haberkorn, Anton Hazinaki, Maria ..... Heiser, Sandra Hetherington, Jay Heym, Fred .......... Hildebrandt, Dennis Hinz, Helen ......... Hirsch, Dennis Hollis. Ronald ...... Hornak, Gary ........ Hromco, Bernard Hubbard, Florence ... Hurlbut, Marie ...... Hussing, Maralyn Jesonosky, Gerald Johanni, Thomas Jolliffe, Marilyn Jordan, Barbara Kachmar, Magda-Lynn Kalish, Daniel ...... Kerekes, Nancy ...... Kish, Carole Ann Klementiss, Carol Knapp, Judith Knapp, Thomas Konjura, Diane Kostka, Stella Koval, Mercedes Kranias, Mike Krzeminski, Joe Kuebler, Sandra Kus, Virginia ... Leyerle, David .. Lezan, Irene .... Lingg, Gretchen Lock, Edward Luther, Joyce Lyons, Edward Lysyk, Raymond 4640 Bader Avenue FL. 1-0472 3805 Revere Court ON. 1-3931 4303 Bucyrus Avenue SH. 1-7834 1633 Pleasantdale Drive FL. 1-6299 5104 Vandalia Avenue FL. 1-7027 4251 West 58 Street ON. 1-1527 4636 Bader Avenue SH. 1-5232 1607 Cook Avenue FL. 1-6293 4754 Broadview Road FL. 1-9553 4182 West 62 Street FL. 1-8795 4200 West 56 Street FL. 1-8775 2801 Colburn Avenue ON. 1-2793 4316 Memphis Avenue ON. 1-5415 4452 West 53 Street SH. 1-7143 6301 Flowerdale Avenue ON. 1-4347 2305 Colburn Avenue SH. 1-7325 4302 Gifford Avenue . 4429 Burger Avenue FL. 1-2019 3201 Ruby Avenue ON. 1-6240 1629 Meri Avenue SH. 9-3869 2212 Snyder Avenue ON. 1-2611 3804 Oak Park Avenue ON. 1-0781 3778 West 31 Street SH. 1-2191 4102 Clybourne Avenue FL. 1-8573 4360 West 45 Street FL. 1-7487 2069 Hillcrest Avenue FL. 1-1488 3801 Burger Avenue ON. 1-5975 3001 Broadview Road ON. 1-0015 4914 Gifford Avenue SH. 1-1081 6009 Northcliff Avenue SH. 1-2438 4853 West 12 Street FL. 1-2054 1917 Maynard Avenue ON. 1-1206 4383 West 62 Street ON. 1-1373 4383 West 62 Street ON. 1-1373 1706 Crestline Avenue ON. 1-1267 4003 Cypress Avenue FL. 1-3322 4023 Valley Road FL. 1-9162 6701 Plainfield Avenue SH. 9-3348 5534 Flowerdale Avenue SH. 1-1621 4676 Morningside Drive FL. 1-7688 2408 Portman Avenue FL. 1-4318 1622 Cook Avenue SH. 1-6794 5309 Northcliff Avenue SH. 1-5816 1609 Ardoyne Avenue ON. 1-6021 4113 West 50 Street FL. 1-4854 4337 West 49 Street ON. 1-1358 4428 West 57 Street ON. 1-2130 3400 Archmere Avenue SH. 1-7615 4939 West 14 Street SH. 1-4256 4216 Ridgeview Road FL. 1-4661 5204 Behrwald Avenue SH. 1-6142 CLASS DIRECTORY — Continued Malm, Virginia ............ 4318 Redding Road ...................... SH. 1-6404 Manfreda, Jeanette ........ 3915 Buechner Avenue.................. Martz, Janiece ............ 2700 Brookpark Road .................. SH. 1-1109 McCreary, Joseph .......... 4604 West 56 Street .................... ON. 1-1530 McElhiney, James .......... 4717 Morningside Dnve .................. FL. 1-3038 McLaughlin, Theresa ....... 4282 Valley Road ....................... SH. 9-3425 Melcher, Robert ........... 1804 Maynard Avenue .................... SH. 1-8232 Miller, Carol ............. 3105 Roanoke Avenue .................... SH. 1-0409 Morway, Virginia .......... 1940 Creston Avenue .................... ON. 1-2290 Myers, Jack .............. 6409 Dellbank Drive ................... FL. 1-3984 Nabinger, David ........... 4711 Stickney Avenue ................. ON. 1-4353 Nemes, Pat ............... 4315 Woburn Avenue .................... SH. 1-4079 Neuman, Alan .............. 4420 West 61 Street .................... SH. 1-4316 Novotny, Theresa .......... 3821 Bader Avenue ...................... SH. 9-0514 Nugent, Ada ............... 4195 West 36 Street ..................- SH. 1-5392 Olsson, William ........... 4019 Clybourne Avenue .................. FL. 1-6912 Osborn, Maryellen ......... 4435 West 67 Place ..................... ON. 1-1975 Otto, Karen ............... 4509 South Hills Drive ................. FL. 1-0300 Pagel, Janet .............. 3919 Cypress Avenue .................... ON. 1-1536 Palumbo, Susan ............ 1017 Spring Road .............. ........ SH. 1-0191 Pamer, Geraldine .......... 3513 Dawning Avenue .................... SH. 1-0897 Parker, Barbara ........... 5818 Vandalia Avenue ..... ............. ON. 1-6595 Perry, Judith ............. 2914 Colburn Avenue .................... ON. 1-1482 Peters, Gail 4188 West 56 Street FL. 1-2793 Pfeiffer, Erwin ........... 3001 Ralph Avenue .....................ON. 1-6008 Pilger, JoAnn ............. 5723 Behrwald Avenue ................... ON. 1-7770 Polacek, Martin .......... 3317 Roanoke Avenue .......... ... ..... SH. 1-8503 Pollack, David .. 4100 West 49 Street ON. 1-3737 Prahst, Lawrence .......... 4272 West 21 Street ............. FL. 1-3959 Pullar, William ............ 3811 Behrwald Avenue ................... ON. 1-3575 Radke, Madelynne ........... 831 West Schaaf Road ................ SH. 1-3931 Rakoczy, Paul .............. 4526 Bader Avenue ...................... ON. 1-1739 Ravia, Joannne Verna ...... 4721 Broadale Road .................. — FL. 1-9113 Reidl, Horace ............. 3822 Spokane Avenue ............. ... SH. 1-6781 Reidl, Otto ............... 3822 Spokane Avenue .................... SH. 1-6781 Reinking, Caroline ......... 4259 West 33 Street .................... SH. 1-3805 ReMalia, Robert ............ 3702 Henritze Avenue................... ON. 1-2852 Revilock, Thomas ........... 4613 Stickney Avenue ................... FL. 1-9041 Rist, James ..........%.... 4211 West 21 Street ...... .. . .. FL. 1-9195 Robak, Nancy ............... 3114 Walbrook Avenue ................. SH. 1-3793 Rodamer, Robert .......... 15915 Woodbury Avenue ................... WI. 1-8957 Rohde, Audrey ............ 4443 West 56 Street ............... .. FL. 1-3856 Russell, Robert ............ 3921 Memphis Avenue .................. SH. 1-6388 Ryan, Patricia ............. 4397 West 61 Street ................... FL. 1-0588 Sahley, Norman ............ 4200 West 23 Street .................... SH. 1-3136 Salis, June ............. 6415 Southington Drive . .......... . TU. 4-6498 Sarris, Mathew ............. 2213 Montclair Avenue .................. ON. 1-3321 Schill, Judith ......... 11220 Aaron Drive ...................... TU. 4-8829 Schwelgin, Lydia .......... 1807 Treadway Avenue FL. 1-7895 Seil, Sieglinde ........ 4011 Ardmore Avenue ... . ON. 1-5552 CLASS DIRECTORY — Continued Sestito, Catherine ......... 4357 West 61 Street .................. SH. 1-5664 Shano, Thomas 2224 Roanoke Avenue FL. 1-2805 Sharp, Robert ....... . 4614 Landchester Road ................ FL. 1-0930 Sich, Anna 6906 Flowerdale Avenue ................ SH. 1-8742 Sidor, Irene .............. 4488 West 56 Street ................. SH. 1-7692 Sidorec, Sonya ............ 5108 Stickney Avenue ... ON. 1-4513 Slys, Eleanor .............. 1913 Canova Avenue ... ON. 1-3255 Smith, Barbara ............. 1723 Tampa Avenue ..................... FL. 1-4775 Socha, Gerald .............. 2205 Montclair Avenue ................. SH. 1-6030 Span, Janet ............... 4019 Cypress Avenue ................... FL. 1-9579 Steinkamp, William ......... 1708 Ardoyne Avenue ................... FL. 1-1936 Strong, Kendrick ... 4716 Broadale Avenue ................. SH. 9-1312 Supinski, Ricardo 3911 Henritze Avenue .................. ON. 1-7782 Temple, Donald 5526 Flowerdale Avenue FL. 1-9461 Theiss, William ........... 3017 Hillcrest Avenue ON. 1-0088 Thomas, Joan ............... 4164 West 49 Street ................... FL. 1-7542 Tomanek, Elaine ............ 2310 Hood Avenue ...................... SH. 1-6652 Tribolet, Michael .......... 4055 Park Fulton Oval ................ SH. 9-3467 Truchon, Marilyn .. ... 4388 West 56 Street .................. SH. 9-0896 Urbansky, Diane .......... 1711 Cypress Avenue FL. 1-2179 Vacha, Gail ............ Valchar, Virginia ...... Van Tuyl, William ...... Veselenak, Donald ... von Stein, William ..... Vourliotis, John ....... 6210 Woburn Avenue 1405 Plymouth Road 4080 Park Fulton Oval 4385 West 66 Street 4684 Morningside Drive 4259 West 59 Street .. ....... ON. 1-0913 ........... SH. 1-3785 ........... SH. 9-1683 ..... ON. 1-5729 .......... FL. 1-5597 ........... FL. 1-7339 Wandt, Lois ............... 5602 Ira Avenue ..................... ON. 1-4725 Wankowski, Paul .......... 5000 Russell Avenue ................. ON. 1-3456 Weich, Joan ............... 4469 West 14 Street ................. SH. 1-0428 Welsh, Nancy .............. 2510 Hood Avenue .................... SH. 1-3451 Wolf, Carolyn ............. 4021 Muriel Avenue .................. FL. 1-7051 Woolson, William .......... 4399 Broadale Avenue .............. SH. 1-3853 Wozny, Jack ............. 4451 West 56 Street ... .. ... ... SH. 1-0608 Yantek, Mary Ann .......... 1923 Merl Avenue .................... FL. 1-3878 Yanus, Arlene ............. 1613 Galion Avenue .......... ... ON. 1-3502 Yuda, Larry ............... 5502 Stickney Avenue ................ FL. 1-1472 Zakel, Thomas ............ 2909 Portman Avenue ............... ON. 1-5437 Zechman, Robert .......... 3617 Cecilia Avenue ............... FL. 1-7323 Zychowski, Elaine ....... 4616 Bucyrus Avenue ............... FL. 1-8384 AUGUST GRADUATES Kadar, Eugene .............. 4551 South Hills Drive Mueller, Marlene ........... 2809 Natchez Avenue Novy, George ............... 5006 Wetzel Avenue Pacula, Eugene 6305 Carpenter Avenue Payne, Thomas .............. 1009 West Schaaf Road Swasey, William ............ 2011 Cook Avenue .... FL. 1-7570 FL. 1-7721 SH. 1-0385 BR. 1-5571 FL. 1-2004 SH. 1-6141

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