Ridgeville High School - Carousel Yearbook (North Ridgeville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1946 volume:

! H 5 1 i i -n--H-5 L...-.. -....-.imdw .w.g..-vnun. gng1 , sz - - -V - -,Q .ml-..-r... -V,-L...-1.1 A 'IQHE A RISTOCRAII' .n fx .,., I 1. ,, , I,... Y 'PM n,. 1 ' n.M 'k , 3 f: ,1,'47f',.j,,,1 , ' .H,f,,eu. Published by THE STAFF OF RIDGEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL. NORTH RIDGEVILLE, OHIO MAY, 1946 LII..I..IE BELLE RAMSEY Editor-in-Chief PATRICIA IVIADDOCK ROBERT KAMIVIILLER ASSISIGHI EdiIOI' Business Manager VIRGINIA LYONS Circulating Manager x Two IN DEDICATI ON to all Ridgeville boys and girls who served with the armed forces in our coun- try,s time of need and especially to those who paid the supreme sacrifice. nr Snperenfenelenf - wi ig ELIZABETH W ILCOX We, the staff of Ridgeville High School, would like to take this opportunity to thank Miss Wilcox on behalf of the whole student body. She has not only been a superintendent to us, but a friend as well. Her untiring interests have been with each and everyone of us throughout our strife for education. Four H Z gb School Fam!! Standing: DYER N. SWEET GAYL A. FORD HERMANNX B, GANNETT Physical Education Art Industrial Arts History Music Ninth Grade Home Room Coach of Varsity ELEANOR KALTER STANLEY C. BENNER MAYNARD C. ALLEN Latin Mathematics Science - V English 8th Grade Home Room 12th Grade Home Room Librarian Coach of Reserves Staff Seated: WINONA NEWTON EDITH COX VELMA LEIBY English Commercial Social Studies Dramatic Club Staff English llth Grade Home Room l0th Grade Home Room French Zth Grade Home Room RUTH C. SLOAN - WILDA IONES ffmjfgl j ff J Home Economics Physical Educatioii ' Home Economics Club Seventh Science Cafeteria G. A. A. Highlights of the Clam of '46 A fire? No! Iust fifty-one members of the class of '46 dashing to greet each other and Miss Ruth Dulmage for the first time in September, 1942, as freshmen. Our foremost business affair was the election of officers and we took great pride in our choice, for they were as follows: President, Donald Falknerg Vice President, Florence Line, Secretary, Virginia Lyons: Treasurer, Gerald Beesingg Social Chairman, Robert Schmittgeng Student Council, Donna Worcester. The next crisis to occur was the Freshman Party. We were nervous and our hearts were filled with joy and fear. The seniors of '43 demanded that the girls were not to wear any type of hair pins and were also not to apply cosmetics to aid their beauty. 'I'he boys looked like Chinamen, for they wore their shirts and ties backward. At the party in the evening, we were ushered into a large room where they gave us suckers and large kelly green bows for our hair and, worst of all, a sign was pinned on us saying, 'I am a freshie! It was a big compliment to us, because the seniors were admitting that a sign was necessary since we neither looked nor acted as freshmen. Our freshman year was completed by our daily lessons and duties, we looked forward to our sophomore year. Miss Dorothy Smith was our advisor during the sophomore year. Eleven of our class- mates had left us during vacation, and we welcomed four new members to our happy fam- ily: Marshall Houston, Curtis Paye, George Schwinn, and lack Hollinger. Our class officers for the year were: President, Donald Falkner, Vice President,. Gerald Beesingg Secretary, Mary Schultz: Treasurer. Paul Rothgeryg Social Chairman, Iames Woody Student Council Representative, Robert Schmittgen. For social activities, we gave an assembly program to entertain the other members of our school. lt was a play reminiscent of our grade school days, when we drew strange pictures on the blackboards, and the boys happily swished pigtails in the ink wells while everyone liked to crack bubble gum. What a lot of fun we had at birthday parties that year! Iinny and Bob were too young to mind telling their ages then. Our junior year opened by welcoming Mrs. Winona Newton to Ridgeville School. She guided our many undertakings during this eventful year. The class selection of officers were: President, Robert Kammiller, Vice President, Florence Line, Secretary, Donelda Rup- pelt, Treasurer, Donald Falknerg Program Chairman, Donna Worcester, Student Council Re- presentative, Robert Schmittgen. The class was now composed of thirty-six members, in- cluding three new members whom we had taken under our wings. They were Iune Mc- Gucken, Patricia Maddock, and Mike Demyan. Our junior year was distinguished by both V-E and V-I Days. It was a year of victory to us and to our nation. As a class, we climb- ed over the top to exceed all previous school records in the selling of magazinesg Neil Hen- son was our super salesman. Our prom was another victory of achievement. The setting of our prom was a Southern Colonial Garden. We all liked the garlands of roses and that swing, didn't we? Oh! Will the girls ever quit raving about the orchestra? Still another victory was the choice of our class rings by a unanimous vote. It seemed to us as though we had ordered heaven, or at least a pass word into the senior room. We did enter into the senior room a few months later, and, of course, no Ridgeville Seniors have ever been prouder of their achievement. Mr. M. C. Allen is the person we will always remember for the wise and sound advice on all important problems whichloccurred. The of- I-'Iva ALL SCHOOL PLAY SENIOR CLASS PLAY Sl X ficers for this, our last year, are: President, Robert Kammiller, Vice President, Bud Andrews: Secretary, Donelda Ruppelt, Treasurer, Robert Schmittgen, Program Chairman, Eleanor Pais, Student Council Representative, Donna Worcester. The first social event of the year was the Freshman Party. We sincerely hope that we, the class of '46, gave the class of '49 as much hazing and fun as was given to us when we were freshmen. As seniors, we have had an excuse to go over to Lorain to visit Rudy Moc. lust wait un- til youlsee our pictures! lust wait until a Hollywood scout sees them! Yes! lust wait! This year, our basketball team was a winner in the Lorain County Basketball Tournament, bring- ing to our school two outstanding trophies. Five members of our class were vital players on the team: Don Falkner, captain, Bud Andrews, Neil Henson, Bob Kammiller, and Bob Schmitt- gen. We are very proud of our two talented members. Lillie Belle Ramsey won first prize in the Sectional Safety Poster Contest sponsored by Cleveland Automobile Club. Her poster is now displayed in Washington, D. C., for the National Competition. Don Falkner has been awarded a four-year scholarship at Baldwin-Wallace College, where he will delve into the depths of a pre-law course. Members of the class who left us to serve Uncle Sam during the war are: Gerald Beesing, Richard Chamberlain, Iohn Payer, Glenn Hopkins, Walter Keith, Curtis Paye, Robert Traut, Iames Wood, and Lawrence Taylor. We do thank Miss Elizabeth Wilcox, our superintendent, and all teachers who have help- ed us, and we hope that in the future, we will not disappoint anyone who may have had faith in us. When, on May 22, 1946, we receive our long cherished prize, our diploma, we will each de- cide on a new goal in life's school. But we will never forget our Alma Mater, dear old Ridgeville High. ' Leila Edwards Daffy Edwards Ellen . . Mary Phillips Fred! Edwards Messenger Boy Agnes Edwards Mathilda Brooks luanita Brooks Horace Brooks Chester Edwards Millicent Russell Ben Hilton . Iohn Russell Ierry Bums . Rfb-no W btw THIN ICE Lillie Belle Ramsey . Evelyn Stroud Virginia Lyons . Margery Irons Robert Schmittgen . Henry Dreger Elaine Dreger . Eleanor Pais Florence Kodysh Robert Kammiller Donald Falkner . . Edna Penn Richard Griesemer . Iohn Galajda . Iohn Kathe DIRTY WORK AT THE CROSSROADSU Nellie Lovelace Adam Oakhart Munro Murgatroyd Ida Rhinegold Mookie Maguggins Widow Lovelace Mrs. Asterbilt . Leonie Asterbilt Fleurette . Little Nell . . Lillie Belle Ramsey Donald Falkner Robert Kammiller Donna Worcester Neil Henson Patricia Maddock . Ilona Pohlod Yolanda Veres . Eleanor Pais Donelda Ruppelt Class Flower: White Rose 0 Class Colors: Green, White DONNA WORCESTER She is fretty to walk with and witty to talk with, and flaunt, too, to thlnh. ol Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 1, 2, 3 Staff 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4 French Club 4 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Class Social Chmn. 3 Class Stud.-Cl. rep. 1, 4 Stud. Cl. Secretary 4 ROBERT SCHMITTGEN By his nnrry senile so full of fun, he has won the hearts of Xewryoncn Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Program Chairman 3, 4 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 3, 4 Class Social Chairm'n 1 Class Treasurer 4 SENICRS ROBERT KAMMILLER His friends they are vnanyg hi: foes - ere there any? National' HonorlSociety Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2,'3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Class Presi- dent 3, 4. . DONELDA RUPPELT Never idle a nninute but thrifty und thoughtful of others Class Secretary 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Point Chair- man l, 2, French Club 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, Cafeteria 4. DONALD FALKNER Greater nun have lived, but 1 don't helleva it National Honor Society. Class President l, 2 ,Class Treasurer 3, Stu- dent Council 3, 4, President 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3 ,4, Choir 1, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Class Motto: They can because they think they can ELEANOR PAIS A rheerlul look males A dish a least National Honor Society Choir l, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 4 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4 President 4 French Club 4 Student Council 4 Treasurer 4 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 3, 4 Cafeteria 4 Class Social Chairman 4 VERN ANDREWS He has nrurh wit and ix never shy of using it Dramatic Club 4 Band 1, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2 Choir l Football 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Vice Pres. 4 Seven LOUISE BIERMACHER Ready to work and ready fo plug, Ready to bi-lp whomever :he muy Glee Club 2 Girls' Chorus l G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4 MIKE DEIVIYAN judge a man by his quexlionl rather tlnm by bi: anxwerf' Lincoln High School Orchestra l Glee Club l Ridgeville High School Dramatic Club 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 ERNESTINE ECKENFELS Wi!b word: we govern men' Band l, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 3, 4 Choir 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club l, 2 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Stall Pro- duction Crew 4 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4 French Club 4 NEIL HENSON Study makes some people wire, bu! if maize: me otherwise Choir l, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Boys' Glee Club 3, Basketball l, 3, 4, Football l, 3, 4 IACK HOLLINGER I pn-offs: not to know hmu no en: hearls are wooed and won P DeVilbiss High School Chess Club l Ridgeville High School Football 3 French Club 3, 4 Basketball 2 FLORENCE LINE A good disposition are valuable than gold French Club 4 G, A. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, 4 Class Vice Pres. l, 3 Choir 2, 3, 4 Glee Club l, 3 Eight SENICJRS 1946 ELEANOR CARPENTER She spreads about ber that friendly :pill that make: all spirit: love ber well Home Economics Club I, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 2 Vice President 3 President 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Vice President 3 President 4 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 Treasurer 2 Vice President 3 Choir 2, 3, 4 Basketball Scorer 2, 3 COLLETTA DENT Life is more gay bnrause :lu :miles and gov: her way' G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus l Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 IOSEPHINE ECKENI-'ELS I find one fault in being tall- tlzat if you ri-ip i!'x a lang fall Band l, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1,2 Orchestra 3, 4 Choir 3, 4 Stall Production Crew 4 Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 French Club 4 Secretary 4 NORMAN HETSLER Wl13' all Ibn foil for flu' lrinmpln of a diploma? MARTHA KLEIN My ambition is only Io find my plan Girls' Chorus l Girls' Glee Club 2 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4 VIRGINIA LYONS Alu aus brlplul, always gay, All are sorry wlwn xl11 s array Basketball Timer 3, 4 Football Scorer 4 Choir 4 Class Secy. l Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Se-cy. 3, 4 French Club 4 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Point Chmn. 4 Glee Club Z, 3, 4 Librarian 4 Mixed Chorus l Stall 2, 3, 4 Circulation Mgr. 4 PATRICIA MADDOCK Her hook is alwuys before her fare, and deep are ber thoughts National Honor Society Glee Club l Mixed Chorus 4 Staff 2, 3, 4 Ass't Editor 3, 4 Production Crew 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 G. A. A, l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Scorer 3, 4 Football Scorer 4 Home Ec Club l, 2 Secretary 2 Office Worker 2, 4 LORETTA MEECHA Short and sweet and liked by everyone Girls' Glee Club l Choir 1, 2 Home Ec. Club 4 Office Worker 4 CURTIS PAYE l do not mind work--1 sleep beside it Basketball Manager 2 LILLIE BELLE RAMSEY I stand at the verge of a great raree Won't somebody push me off? Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Social Chmn. 3, 4 Staff 1 ,2, 3, 4 Editor 3, 4 Production Crew 3, 4 Basketball Timer 2, 3 Football Scorer 3 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 3 Office Worker 2 Home EC. Club l, 2, 3, 4 Student Council Repre- sentative 2, 3, 4 MARY SCHULTZ Honesty in little things is not u little thing Girls' Chorus l Cafeteria 3, 4 Class Secretary 2 WILBUR SHEAK I have ulwayx liked srhool- the vacation part of it SENIORS 1946 IUNE MCGUCKEN , I am always rontent with what happen! Elyria High School Chorus l Glee Club l Ridgeville High School Staff Production 4 G. A. A. 3, 4 Office Worker 4 WILLIAM ODY The secret of sur ess s rointaney to purpose Cafeteria l, 2 ILONA POHLOD And still they look and still thrir wontler grew--Tbnt one small bend could rarry all she knew National Honor Soc., Valedictorian Band l, 2, 3, 4 Sec.-Treasurer 4 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 Choir l, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club l, 2 ,3, 4 Vice Presi- dent 4 G. A. A, l, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 4 French Club 4 President 4 PAUL ROTHGERY The ferret of surfers is work, but who ninnts to know the serret Football l, 3 Dramatic Club 3, 4 GEORGE SCHWINN I find misrhirf mnrh like n moms' trap- rnsy to get into but lmnl ta get out of Dramatic Club 3, 4 Basketball Manager 3, 4 Football Manager 3 Cafeteria Worker 2, 3, 4 YOLANDA VERES Full of froln, full nf fun sWf.,,rl'.-fi. .rim .-..-V-mn.- Choir 3, 4 Cvlce Club l, 2, 3, 4 Home Economics Club 3 4 Social Chairman 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3 4 Student Council 4 G A, A l 2, 3, 4 Social Chairman 4 French Club 4 Social Chairman 4 Nine T tfl A ig, , 'ffj fl As we look into the early spring of 1956, we find LILLIE BELLE RAMSEY, who is in much need of a vacation from her work as costume designer for the Colossal Studio in Holly- wood, visiting her old classmate and friend, ELEANOR CARPENTER in Washington, D. C. Eleanor, whose husband is a naval officer, is busy caring for her three children, Rose Wood, Red Wood and little Plye Wood. These two old friends' favorite pastime seems to be relat- ing news they hear about their old classmates of '46. It was Lillie Belle's luck to run into ROBERT SCHMITTGEN on her way to Washington, who gave her first hand information about all the rest of their class, since he is a salesman, traveling over most of the civilized world and Eaton, too. He now holds the record for never having been turned away from any door. This success may be due to his pleasing smile and winning personality. Bob told of hailing a taxi to catch his train and to his surprise, finding GEORGE SCHWINN behind the wheel. His early experience in high school may have helped in his choice of oc- cupations. On the way to the station, George pointed out to Bob, HOLLINGER'S GARAGE, now open for business. But the car that seems to give IACK the most business is his own. But in spite of all their gossip, they had to take time out for refreshments and listen to their favorite radio program, Hit Parade, consisting of former classmates. The announcer, WIL- BUR Sl-IEAK, with that well-known voice of his introduces the lack Kodysh Orchestra, starring DONNA WORCESTER as soloist singing Hubba! Hubba! Thena pause for station iden- tificationuand a word from NEIL HENSON, THE auctioneer. Neil, because of earlier exper- iences, has taken up smoking more seriously than we had ever anticipated. As to the rest of the class, we find them pretty well scattered all over the United States. ILONA POHLOD will be in Ridgeville soon to deliver her campaign speech for the 1956 presidential election. She is the first woman candidate for this office. Results so far show that she is winning over her Republican rival, Thomas E. Dewey, who is still in hopes of be- ing president some day. Speaking of our old home town, l just saw a piece in the paper the other day that I think you would all be interested in hearing about.. DONALD FALKNER, an up and coming young citizen of North Ridgeville, was just recently elected Water Commissioner of that same town. VERN ANDREWS, now a prominent lawyer, is settling a dispute between MIKE DEMYAN and WILLIAM ODY over the poisoned calf. It seems that Ody dumped some kerosene in the same stream where Demyan's cows quench their thirst. Ear off in New York, you can find IOSEPHINE and ERNESTINE ECKENFELS appearing on the stage for their famous ballet dancing. We met MARY SCHULTZ in a pet shop yesterday buying a cat and a parrot. She informs us she is settling down to a contented life of her own. -Already a well-known celebrity, ELEANOR PAIS is making a tour with that one and only Lawrence Tibbet. She holds the training she received in Ridgeville High School respon- sible for this exasperating career. Astonishing all her former classmates, DONELDA RUPPELT makes the factfknown that she is now entertaining as a night club hostess. Good luck in your unusual career, Donelda. And if any of you are interested in reading some really good books, you might be inter- ested in CURTIS PAYE'S latest book How I Sleep Without Snoring. Any former class- mate can help verify this statement. LOUISE BIERMACHER is now assisting all young housewives in remodeling their chicken coops into convenient living quarters. This summer you'll probably hear about the United States' star entry, PAUL ROTHGERY, in the 1956 Olympic Games to be held in Holland. His great speed has really placed Ridge- ville on the map. It is true that VIRGINIA LYONS has established her own personal column in the Chronicle Telegram, called Lose Lots and Look Lovelier with Lyons . IUNE MCGUCKEN has just won first prize in a county fair for one of those delicious choc- olate cakes, well known to her husband, Peanuts. In any large city in Ohio, you can usually find one of those famous Loretta doughnut shops, which are prospering very rapidly due to LORETTA MEECHA'S early experience in doughnut making at the Volunteer Market. As we turn to our favorite section ot the daily paper, we find ROBERT KAMMILLER'S fam- ous comic strip Lil' Clem and Daisy june . Daisy Mae at last caught her man, Li'l Abner, so now let's see the man doing the chasing, with. Lil' Clem using all means, fair or foul to capture Daisy Iune. You don't suppose Bob could have gotten any ideas for this comic strip while he was still in school. If any of you are in need of a doctor, and I do mean desperately, we suggest you call in DOCTOR LINE. FLORENCES sure cure remedies have proven to be too successful, nobody ever lives to have any more trouble. ' Yes, COLLETTA DENT is keeping herself pretty busy these days trying to satisfy the women with new hair styles. I-Ier beauty shop is only a short distance form Loretta's doughnut shop. So, just fill your pockets up and come right along and wait your turn. Professor NORMAN HETSLER will be the guest speaker at the Ridgeville Garden Club this coming week. Because of his extensive study as a horticulturalist, he will demonstrate to the ladies how flowers are grown and not weeds. This should prove to be quite an in- teresting talk, especially since Norman is a woman. hater and who knows what will happen when they all start crowding around him, asking silly questions. After much searching, we finally located our classmate, YOLANDA VERES. We found her living on a large ranch in Wyoming trying to round up some of the cattle and her husband He seemed to be giving her a little trouble. Deciding that it would be a good idea to pass on all her knowledge on the subject How to Study, PATRICIA MADDOCK is making a tour of all the schools in Ohio. She should know if anyone should. MARTHA KLEIN is living a very contented life on an orange grove in California. If any of you should get out that way, look her up, she's almost. as sunkist as her oranges. t Eleven Wil We, the members of the Class of '46, being of sound mind and body, in order to dispose of all our traits, characteristics and bad habits, do hereby ordain and establish this, our last will and testament: ' Vern Harry Andrews, Ir., will my spontaneous sense of humor to Iohn Galajda. I, I, Louise Elizabeth Biermacher, will my dash and glamour to Beth Henry. I, Eleanor Hazel Carpenter, will my bundle of shopworn excuses for tardiness to A1 Ritsko. I, Michael Demyan, will my perfect diction to lack Kathe. I, Coleta Rose Dent, will my flirtatious ways' to Madelaine Iaeger. I, Ernestine Rita Eckenfels, will my season pass to the Big Barn to Ioyce Sayers. I, Iosephine Lucille Eckenfels, will my hatred for low doorways to Faith Wilhelmy. I, Donald Gene Falkner, will my love of variety to Norman Gerhart. I, Neil Edward Henson, will my pipe to Iimmy Iameson. I, Norman Lee Hetsler, will my manly physique and voice to Andy Lasko. I, Iohn Lewis Hollinger, will the capacity of my jalopy to Dutch Binggeli. I, Robert Carl Kammiller, will my sex appeal and roller skates to Keith Iohnson. I, Martha Louise Klein, will my sales ability to lean Walsh. I, Florence Louise Line, will my long, black locks to Bob Koenig. I, Virginia Frances Lyons, will my warped bow and quiver full of arrows to Evelyn Stroud. I, Patricia Ruth Maddock, will my desire for study to Dewey. I, Iune Margaret McGucken, will my collection ot tardy slips accompanied by poems to Devona Myers. I, Loretta Elizabeth Meecha, will my office job to P. V. W. I, William Erwin Ody, Ir., will my nose for news to the Aristocrat reporters. I, Eleanor Mae Pais, will my tyrannical domination of the library to Martha Lasko. Twelve I, Curtis Dale Paye, will my ambitious attitude to Dick Griesemer. I, Ilona Elizabeth Pohlod, will my brains and basketball ability to my little brother, Iohnny. I, Lillie Belle Ramsey, will my art ability to Ray Dunham. I, Paul Anthony Rothgery, will my easy going ways to Coach. I, Donelda Catherine Ruppelt, will my sophisticated ways to Marie Dudik. I, Wilbur Ioseph Sheak, will my scientific mind to Dick Hahn. I, Robert Van Schmittgen, will my key to the sophomore homeroom to Roger Hirzel. I, Mary Elizabeth Schultz, will my soft, musical voice to Donna Smith. I, George Henry Schwinn, will my slightly Southern drawl to Norman Woehrman. I, Yolanda Anne Veres, will my library of diets to Edna Fenn. I, Donna Elaine Worcester, will my respect for teachers to Frank Porrelli. In witness thereof, we, the class of '45, have to this, put our hands and seal this first day of May, Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Six. Gif' J 6? , 5-4 , , X su , ,E Al! 10 Q l . Q Q' . .AK R: s xv--N f, 1:-Q Am ,QC -5. A , O' QWX 9 .., 'R 'HONOR T .mu M r' ii: ? 1 K ijwi Seniors 01' Tomorrow Top Row: Iohn Pohlod, George Binggeli, Tom Gaylord Raymond Dunham, Richard Greisemer, Andrew Las' ko, Alfred Ritsko, Edward Carley, Raymond Diederich, Second Row: Barbara Keitter, lean Ody, Gloria Ianik Martha Lasko, Elaine Dreger, Bernice Gaydash, lean Cummins, Vera Bacher, lean Wood, Patricia Fritz Thhird Row: Clarita Snyder, Irene Musial, lean Walsh, Stephen Krupar, Robert Babits, DeWitte Maddock Iohn Galajda, Edna Fenn, Coletta Frank, Bottom Row: Mary Agnes Wohlever, lessie Wood, Patricia Hetsler Eleanor Worcester, Donna Smith, lune Spirek, Bette Bunce, Margery Pitts. Absent: Madeline Iaeger. Fourteen The Iunior Class Officers are as follows: Donna Smith George Binggeli President - - - Vice President Secretary - Coletta Frank Treasurer - - - Patricia Hetsler Social Charimen Alfred Ritsko and Bette Bunce One of the highlights of our class's activities this year was the high school assembly We presented in honor oi Washington's Birthday. The most important event of the year was the Prom which We sponsored for the Seniors. We feel Well paid for our hard work in selling our magazines to obtain money for it because the seniors seemed to enjoy themselves and appreciated the labor We put into it. Chairmen for committees were as fol- lows: Elaine Dreger, Food, Patricia Hetsler, Decoration, Edna Penn, Invitation, Iohn Galajda, Entertainment. ophomores Top Row: Henry Dreger, Leo Pitts, lames Traut, Ernest Doeblin, Demby Milner, Dale Wakefield, Peter Pszen- itzki, Ben lanas, Robert Grega, Donald Bowman, Adelbert Gottwalcl, Second Row: Ethel Kerley, Evelyn Stroud, lanet Cummins, Margery lrons, Doreen Line, Alberta Marvin, Margaret Krueaer, Rose Kazimer, Nat- alie Gusky, LaVerne Schwertle, Patricia Lengel, Third Row: lean Hahn, Lola Ramsey, Mona Lou Warner, Shirley Wilhelmy, Catherine Klingshirn, lean Bommer, Maureen Brown, Lucille Hamley, Ianet Roosevelt, Carol Leadenham, Beth Henry, Florence Kodysh, Bottom Row: Martin Krupar, lames Spirek, Roger Hirzel, Robert Obrin, lohn Kathe, Louis Fine-gan, Gerald Berernand, lack Machovina, Robert Koenig, Dale Schroeder. Absent: Mary Haas, Devona Myers, loyce Sayers, Dorothy Watson, Richard Hahn. Freslun en Top How: Eugene Eckenlels, Robert Dyer, Kenneth Keifter, Virgil Harrington, Harold Miller, Keith lohson, Robert Bako, Edmund Schmitt, Willard Sayers, William Meredith, Pau-l Iehlicka, Donald Loescher, Second Row: Donald Frank, lude Stark, Anna Kirchner, Sue Gusky, Anne Getz, Alberta Plas, Shirley Barnes, Winitred Barnes, Clara Krute, Betty Harmon, Ralph Machovina, Theodore Gerhart, Third Row: Francis Halagan, Helen Hamker, Mary Gage, loyce Weber, Narelle Matcham, Regina Carley, Carolyn Dent, leanette Machovina, Edna Gerhart, Eugene Machovina, Fourth Row: Alice Wysocky, Marilyn Riese, Arlene Gaydash, Marie Du, dik, Faith lNilhelmy, Doris Keith, Thelma Weber, Lois Scheidler, Gail Hadaway, Anne Diederich, Bottom Row: Robert Diederich, Allen Ohmes, Leonard Pohlod, William Bender, Harry Hamley, George Smitek, Wayne Gessner, William Brown, Sheldon Fortune, Douglas Maddock, Absent: Ioyce Alwin, Aurelia Fayer, Robert Gilmore, Frank Porrelli, Presley Krumlaul, Leo Wohlever, Sixteen sign: mae Top Row: lames Obrin, William Bagi, Paul McCreary, Wayne Diederich, Harold Houston, George Demyan, Donald Brushaber, Charles Barron, Herbert Hintzg Second Row: Henry Bennet, Doris Ertler, Vivian Smith, Beverly Nelson, Betty Lou Ody, Bae Viebranz, loyce Henson, lune Bender, Harvy Blanclc, Alvin Schroederg Third Row: Barbara Boom, loyce Miller, lane Palmer Dorothy Ramsey, Irene Krueger, Georgia lames, Bar- bara Gralt, Mary Ann Marton, Marian Gottwald, Doris Friederich, lune Kaleel, Bottom Row: Donald Mayle, Eugene Hall, Lee Norman, William Beinhart, Thomas Worcester, Robert Loescher, Albin Schmitt, lack Travis, Norman Woehrman. Absent: lay Sanders, Russell Lugar. Seventh Grade Top Row: Rowland Worcester, Harry Harmon, Laura Bainbridge, Betty Klein, Beatrice Baker, Doris Bender, Charles Hoslcin, Kenneth lohnson, Gene Nowak, Second Row: Ioy Hadaway, Marjorie Gaede, lanet Albers, Ruth Keith, Gamela Kaleel, Roberta Gaydash, Sally Hamley, Ioanne Sayers, Carol Playford, Third Row: Marian Fayer, Marcella Schroeder, Virginia Miles, Ioan Sanborn, Carol Ertler, Geraldine Squire, Gloria Tuttle, loyce White, Bottom Row: Robert Gray, Wesley Dreger, Arthur Bowman, Eddie Basilone, Glenn Hind- fleisch, Darrell Maddock, Charles Rusnak, Wayne Wilbur, Boland Loescher. ' Absent: Leonard Miles, Tom Sigsworth. Go-Alf wgqygf N060 n6kAL A-lvA'li0PgQ fig? Wkvoi 9 'I Three Cheers Margery Irons, Evelyn Stroud, Iecn Hahn Northeastern Champs 1 Top How: Raymond Diederich, Robert Babits, Neil Henson, Edward Carley, Raymond Dunham, Alfred Rltsko : h ' M -R' h d G ' , G B' li, Iohn Pohlod, Robert Kam Second Row George Sc wmn, anager, xc ar re tsemer eorge mgge miller, Iohn Galajda, Manager, Seated: Coach Dyer Sweet, Thomas Gaylord, Donald Falkner, Captaxn Ro bert S-chmittgen, Bud Andrews. Eighteen SEASONS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE - Opponents Alumni ...... Belden ............ N. Olmsted ....... Avon ..................... Olmsted Falls ..... Avon Lake ....... Brookside ...... Eaton .............. . Avon ..............,,,..,, Olmsted Falls ..... Avon Lake ....... Eaton .............. Brookside ...... 'Camden ......... 'COlUmb1G ........,......,,..,.,.,,,, ,,,,,, 'Amherst .............,.......,......,.... .,,,, 'County Tournament Games Home Opponents 37 50 65 38 40 16 40 35 36 37 43 33 32 28 50 .....A. ........ 2 9 36 ...... ........ 4 0 44 28 41 27 45 34 67 33 51 15 43 19 51 58 Reserve Basketball Ieam Buck Row: Coach Stanley C. Benner, Leonard Polilocl, Demby Milner, lames Traut, Andrew Lasko, Ernest Doebelin, William Bender, George Schwinn, Manager, Front How: Robert Obrin, Harold Miller ,Virgil Har- rington, Robert Balco, Captain, Robert Koenig, Robert Grega. Football feam Back Row: Iohn Galajda-Manager, Robert Schmittgen, Robert Karnrniller, Allred Ftitsko, Iamefw Traut, Vern Andrews, Dale Wakefield-Manager, Coach Dyer Sweet, Front Row: Neil Henson, Dernby Milner, ltolwrrt Babits, George BinggeliiCaptain, Ben Ianas, Mike Demyan, Robert Grega. Nirlvluvrr fng 399 fy I, ,W .Q '09 'im 1 ww my tim: ling kiwi wins: -14 SBP 1 'w in 'URN 'Wx in vw-Tumi: '5 4 1 J R. ll. S. Band Top Row: lanet Cummins, Ilona Pohlod, Evelyn Stroud, Bud Andrews, Alfred Ritsko, Gerald Beremand, Keith Smith, Leonard Pohlod, Bernice Gaydash, Elaine Dreger, Second Row: Marie Dudik, Margery Irons, Carolyn Benner, Lois Scheidler, Gerald Scheidler, Iames Obrin, loseahine Eckenfels, Patricia Lengel, Robert Obrin, Donna Worcester, Donald Falkner, Eugene Eckenfels, lean Cummins, Bottom Row: Ernestine Eckenfels, Al- bin Schmitt, Iames Ware, Robert Kammiller, Richard Griesemer, Iohn Pohlod, Henry Dreger. The band this year has purchased a pair of cymbals, a bass drum and finished paying for its sousaphone with money earned from playing at band concerts and a memorial day service. Under the able direction of Karl Kolinski, they have capably played for many school activities. This year the combined bands of Brookside, South Amherst, Belden and Ridgeville presented band concerts at these four schools. The brass ensemble which is formed from the following members of the band have also played for many activities: Donna Worcester, Donald Falkner, Robert Kamrniller, Richard Greisemer, and Robert Obrin. Officers were elected also this year. They are as follows: President, Bud Andrews, Secre- tary and Treasurer, Ilona Pohlod, Librarian, Richard Greisemer. Twenty- Three drclzestra Top: Iohn Pohlod, Gerald Beremand, Back Row: Patricia Lenqel, Margery Irons, Ernestine Eckentels, Ilona Pohlod, Robert Obrin, Evelyn Stroud, Donald Ealkner, Seated: Robert Greaa, Iune Spirek, Allen Ohmes, Ed- mund Schmitt, lohn Galajda, lack Kathe, Donna Worcester, losephine Eckontels, Richard Greiscmer, Roe bert Kammiller, Henry Dreger. Clmir Top Row: Robert Schmingeri, Robert Babits, Virginia Lyons, Iosephine Eckenfe-ls, Icxmes Spirek, Richard Greisemer, Second Row: Eleanor Pais, Evelyn Stroud, Florence Kodysh, lean Ody, Bernice Gaydash, Elea- nor Carpenter, Ernestine Eckeniels, Yolanda Veresg Third Row: Miss Eord, Donna Smith, Edna Eenn, Elaine Dreger, Florence Line, Gloria lanik, Vera Bacher, Ilona Pohlod, Bottom Row: Robert Obrin, Iohn Kathe, Henry Dreger, Raymond Dunham, Iohn Galajda, Neil Henson. Top Row: Robert Bako, Keith Iohnson lim Spirek, Francis Halagan, Mike Demyan. Second Row: Patricia Maddock, lean Walsh, Iune Spirek, Betty Harmon. Mixed Chorus Girls' Glee Club Third Row: Miss Ford, Alberta Plas, Lola Ramsey, Iean Bommer Katherine Klingshirn, Anne Getz. Bottom Row: Leonard Pohlod William Bender Allen Ohmes, William Meredith. Top Row: Margery Pitts, Elaine Dreger, Eleanor Worcester, Donna Smith, LaVeme Schwertle, Yolanda Veres, Vera Bacher, lean Wood, Second Row: Marie Dudik, Iessie Wood, Patsy Hetsler, Eleanor Pais, Flor ence Kodysh, Virainia Lyons, Bernice Gaydash, lean Cummins, Gloria Ianikg Bottom Row: lean Hahn, Dor een Line, lean Ody, Gail Hadaway, Arlene Gaydash, Mary Agnes Wohlever, Narelle Matcham. Twenty-Four 'J xf vi 0 QW ' X 1 I EE? - SCHOLARSHIP LEADERSHIP CHARACTER SERVICE Staff Top Row: lim Spirek, Robert Babits, Richard Griesemer, Don Falkner, Iohn Katheg Second Row: Lola Ramsey, Roberta Gaydash, Iohn Galajda, Harvy Blanck, Robert Obrin, Ann Getz, Doris Keith, Third Row: Donna Wor- cester, Ernestine Eckenfels, Virginia Lyons, Iune Spirek, Bernice Gaydash, Mrs. Cox, Robert Kammiller, Elaine Dreger, Patricia Hetsler, Donna Smith, Margery Irons, Seated: Iune McGuCken, Lillie Belle Ramsey, Miss Kalter, Patricia Maddock, Iosephine Eckenlels. Editor ,,,,, , . , , A, .,,t,, ,, Lillie Belle Ramsey Business Manager ,....... .,,,, R obert Kammiller Assistant Editor ,,,, , ,,.,,, Patricia Maddock Circulation Manager ,,,,., ,,.,... V irginia Lyons Student Council Rep. ..,.,.,..,..,,..., Donna Smith Student Council .1--A Standing: Ben Ianas, Yolanda Veres, Florence Line, Lillie Belle Ramsey, Keith Iohnson, Robert Schmittgen, Donna Smith, lane Palmer, Gamela Kaleel, Robert Obrin, Seated: Eleanor Pais, Donna Worcester, Donald Falkner, Miss Wilcox, Thomas Gaylord. President .,,,.,,,i,.,.,,,.,,,,,..,,,,,.....,. Donald Falkner Treasurer ,, . ,,,,, ,, ,,,,,... ., ..., Eleanor Pais Vice President ,,,, ,.,.,,, T homas Gaylord Program Chairman ...,,,..,,,.,, Robert Schmittgen Secretary .,i,,,.,,... ...... D onna Worcester Social Chairman .,,,..,,,.,... Lillie Belle Ramsey Twenty-Six Dramatic Club Top How: Mike Demyan, lohn Galajda, Robert Schmittgen, Neil Henson, Paul Rothaery, Richard Griesemer, Donald Falkner, Bud Andrews, Robert Kammiller, Second Row: Patricia Lengel, Evelyn Stroud, Eleanor Car- penter, Yolanda Veres, Donelda Ruppelt, Eleanor Pais, Elorence Line, Lillie Relle Ramsey, Donna Worcester, Virginia Lyons, Bottom Row: Mrs Newton, Maraery lrons, Patricia Maddoclc, llona Pahlod, losephine Ecke entels, Ernestine Eclcentels, Elaine Dreger, Patricia Hetsler, Florence Kodysh. President ,, i,,, ,,., , , ,, Eleanor Carpenter Secretary . . ,, Virginia Lyons Vice President , ,,,, , ,,,. Ilona Pohlod Treasurer , , ,,,, Neil Henson Student Council , ,, ,,,,,,,, Yolanda Veres flame Economics Club Top Row: Clara Krute, Mona Lou Warner, Winitred Barnes, Mary Gage, Shirley Wilhelmy, Rose Kazimir, LaVerne Schwertle, Marilyn Riese, Donna Smith, Second Row: Gail Hadaway, Doris Keith, Thelma Weber, Anne Diederich, Edna Gerhart, Ieanette Machovina, Carolyn Dent, Narelle Matcham, Arlene Gaydash, Shir- ley Barnes, Helen Hamker, Third Row: Mary Wohlever, Anna Kirchner, Sue Gusky, Regina Carley, Iessie Wood, Patricia Hetsler, Edna Penn, Margery Pitts, Eleanor Worcester, Beth Henry, Bottom Row: Loretta Meecha, Faith Wilhelmy, Donelda Ruppelt, Mrs. Sloan, Eleanor Carpenter, Yolanda Veres, Lillie Belle Ram- sey. Twenty-Seven Girls Athletic Association O t f i c e r s Standing: Yolanda Veres, Proqram Chairman, Mrs. Iones, Sponsor, Virginia Lyons, Point Chairman, Seated: Florence Line, Student Council Representative, lean Cummins, Vice President, Eleanor Pais, President, Ilona Pohlod, Secretary, Donna Worcester, Treasurer. Art Class ,K'S.4.. .. 5 T'-J ,Ks Miss Gayl Ford, Teacher Back Row: Norman Hetsler, Florence Kodysh, Stephen Krupar, Middle Row: Virginia Lyons, Eleanor Pais, Margery Irons, Front Row: Lillie Belle Ramsey, Patricia Lengel, Raymond Dunham, Mary Hass, absent. Twenty-Eight librarians Standing: Anna Kirchner, Eleanor Pais, Mary Wohlever, Martha Lasko, Virginia Lyonsg Seated: Arlene Caydash, Miss Kalter, Margaret Krueger, U U 0ff1ce Aids A Patricia Maddock, Loretta Meecha, Mrs. Van Wormer, Iune McGucken, Louise Biermacher. Twenty-Nine Thirty Sa ery Patrol Top Row: Lee Norman, Virgil Harrington, Sheldon Fortune, Keith lohnson, captainp Robert Bako, lieutenantg Tom Worcester, Gene Nowakg Seated: Douglas Maddoclc, Bill Bender, lieutenant, Allen Ohmes, Paul Mc- Creary, Alvin Schroeder, lames Obrin. tafeteria Workers Q? 5 'M , 'ff X 'P I in -' fi A H ':'i: 1 I 1 Back Row: Robert Albers, Laura Bainbridge, Mary Schultz, Roberta Gaydash, Mrs. Sloang Seated: Robert Dieclerich, Eleanor Pais, Donelda Buppelt, Ray Diederich, Absent: Leo Pitts, Thomas Lengel, George Schwinn Elementary Faculty Standing: Christine McCreary Evelyn Wilham Ruth Barnes Fourth Grade Fifth Grade First Grade Sealed: Rose Yicha Ruth Forihofer lanel Williams Third Grade Sixth Grade Second Grade Thirty-One Sixth Grade Top Row: lohn Scheutzow, Fred Babits, Charles Sweet, leanne Bauer, Sally Henson, Sandra Henson, Iames Ware, Dale Thomson, lerry Hetsler, Second Row: Fred Dorow, Donna lean Courtney, lo Ann Gessner, lrene Krute, Donna Wellert, Gretchen Stroud, Marilyn Ertler Vira Kefley, lane Gottwald, Doris Anderson, Bottom Row: Richard Maddock, Keith Smith, Charles Bingaeli, William Hoihott, Charles Frisbee, Don Gilder, George Frisbee, lerome Scheidler, Absent: Sylvia Kaleel. fi tb Grade 3 i si , 5 - i i yu Top How: Wendle Hamley, Robert Beirihart, lohn Bender, William Hamlin, Dick Capell, Warren Schroeder, Harland Houston, Andy Demyan, Howard Smith, Second Row: Mildred Harriker, Barbara Binzer, Barbara Harper, Lynne Gilder, Stephanie Lasch, Rae Graff, Annie Sinaleton, Doris Iames, Carolyn Benner, Mary May, Marilyn Dreger, Third Row: Wilma Hamley, Vernabelle Mayle, Charlotte Nielson, Sally Eskins, Betty Roose- velt, Marlene Stanford, Nancy Auer, Mary Mitchell, Doris Gottwald, Marian Laundon, Bottom Row: Donald Diederich, Darrell Uhlir, George Matcham, Dean Maddock, lack Bowman, lames Hershey, Robert Albers, Allen Peters, Tom Alwin, Wilbur Keiffer, Donald Heckerman. Thirty-Two , Fourtlr Grade , . 'J x f 1 4, W if, i i ' w w , I , 4 gi . W A i f , Q . ,nm Top Row: Alex Lanlry, lohn Mcfjreary, Harold Sclieneinan Danny Vllorcester, Robby Fortune, Leroy Schafer, Second Row: Geraldine laniew Pdna Palcer, Mildred lleclcerrrian, Constance Delaorenzo, Francis lohnson, Elaine lohnson, Bonnie Travis, Marilyn Schwertle Georgia Zwiczinslci, Third Row: Marjorie Binggeli, De- solee Miles, Annetta Schentzow, Pauline Krueger, Norma Sweet, Patricia Keiller, lean Gaydash, Anna Niel- sen, Madge Goodrich, Katie Norman, Bottom Row: Charles lenkins, Dickie Peters, Merle Woehrman, Billy Winter, Merlin Dyer, Richard Ohmcs, George Gage, Hugh Palmer. Tlrird Grade f it .f 3 init. lull I ! Top Row: Glenn Stroud, George Krute, Phil Schnabel, Bruce Auer, Ernest Galaida, lohn Palmer, Second Row: Doris Freeman, Edith Baker, Norma Tompkins, Marilyn Miller, Theodora'Toth, Carole Geog, Phyllis Boorn, Erla Hist, Marilyn Gaede, loanne Labus, Marlene Diederich, Third Row: lean Anderson, Patricia Simms, Florence Dunham, Ethel Gage, Ioanne Harper, loanne Sweet, Carol Trill, Ianet Topoly, Carra Kreeg- er, Margery Schroeder, Ianet Schaefer, Iune Bementg Bottom Row: Charles lohnson, lames Yost, Harold Wel- lert, Allyn Rindtleisch, Don Winterfield, Gerald Scheneman, Donald Freeman, George Daniels, Richard Drap- er, Ioseph Kaleel. ' Thirty-Three Second Grade Top Row: Donald McVeigh, Gary Hein, Henry Flood, Paul Hetsler, Ann Miles, Phyllis Anderson, Carol Toth, Dale Hadaway, Herman Goodrich, Ralph Krage, Ierry Bennett, Second Row: Catherine Smith, Ruth Hoskin, lean Sayers, Sandra Eskin, Mary lane Brown, Marlyn Uhlir, Norma Dreger, Marie Hamker, Marjorie Keifter, Iudith Mayle, Carol Ann Pachinger, Bottom Row: Clifford Dreger, Iohn Collins, Iames Rote, Harry Plotner, Gerald Hall, David Reinhart, David Kaleel, Harry Bradford, Iames Ponting, Edward Krute, Absent: Marjorie Bement, Milo Gibson, Lila Baker. First Wade Top Row: Harry Hadaway, Ronald Shermak, Lucian Lichlyter, Iames Tompkins, Lawrence Miller, Donald Page, Iames Laskay, Dale Smith, Iames Williamson, Gary Sweet, lerry Beller, Second Row: Marlyn Smith, Susan Benner, Sandy Young, Heneretta Scheutzow, Sandra McVeigh, Marion Iohnson, Mary Scheutzow, Grace Frisbee, Shirley Taylor, Ianice Alwin, Bottom Row: Russell Krage, Larry Diederich, Gerald Smith, Iohn Bender, Dwight Iohnson, George Nielsen, Paul Schmitt, Richard Sweet, William Schuburg, Richard Shepherd, Absent: Walter Lovelace, Elizabeth Lyons, Lois Wintertield. Tlnrty Four OUR . - -1 i..-,ii-1 ADVERTISERS ik Band and Orchestra Instruments Music and Supplies General Electric Appliances GIFTS-Stationery, Books, Greeting Cards For All Occasions ELYRIA STATIONERS fNext to Lincoln Theatre, W A G N E R Music and Appliance The O,Donne1 Paint Store 6. Wall Paper Co. 309 Broad Street Elyria, Ohio Phone 2920 Elyria' ohio Compliments of THE OHIO FUEL GAS CO. 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