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

Text from Pages 1 - 50 of the 1954 volume:

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J,, X , by '-.. --,..,L Z' V WM JJ XQUEQ bjyf, Q A xl f X J iff Wfff Z'-A! ff! ,,, ...,-,,..,.f-M'-P V Bi H4-ia' 'llluuq Um Sup DYER SWEET I'o you Mr Sweet our principal we the class of 54 in ourmost appreciative mood say that we are thankful for all the assistance vou haye g1ven us both as a counselor and as an advisor in the numerous projects of a more concrete nature Vie want you to know that your friendly manner and the ease wlth which we may k for your adyice as strengthened our feeling of de pendence on you Your sin cere efforts to improxe the physical aspects of our school haye not gone unnoticed by us In this our parting message to vou we sav that we shall remember you always as our friend in need 'Z' IP ELIZABETH WILCOX It is with a most affection- ate feeling that we the class of 34 take this opportunity to thank you Miss Wilcox for all the thoughtful and helpful guidance which you have ex tended to us in our school years As we approach you for advic e in our many and varied problems we f1nd 1tlS wltha confidence that your sug gestxons and decisions carefully thought out are given in a spirit of what is best for our well being As we look back at our school days we appreciate the high stand ards you have set for us and in this our parting message to you we say that we shall re member you always as our true friend Jvoghuzup wid?- 2. l MAYNARD ALLEN Sc1ence GAYL FORD Ar VELMA LEIBY French Soc1a1 Sc1ence THOMAS PR USKI Industr1a1 Arts BENNER Mathematlcs WINIFRED GOTTSCHALT Mus1c JULIUS LOR KO Commercxal RUTH SLOAN Home Economxc s .faculty LUCILE COOLEY R eme d1a1 Readmg DA . D GRUBB Coach 5 Phys1ca1 N Educatwn MCMANAMA Enghsh MARJOI-TIE VANDAVEER Phys1ca1 Educat1on CURRIER Soc1a1 SCIENCE Dr Tralnmg ELEANOR KALTER Latm L1brary OHN DEAN rade 7 WDW KAR L KOLINSKI Instrumental Mus1c Band MAYBELLE MER KLE NICHOLS Commerc1a1 Economlcs NANCY fm LYN VETTER WIT HAM Enghsim Grade 7 I W f E ' . .I - ,A .' A 2 K .r,J W ' sz -',' M .S ' 1 , I F I 'L ! CE Tis the human touch in this world that counts The touch of your hand and mine. iudento, g I I Q Q WDQ ' 00 -Q fu I sw M. 57 M vi W2 N t a 4 bf I y gig X Q Dfw f 2-6 'ugqvljafaw In the year of 1950 63 mxschlevous freshmen started out 1n thelr Jet w1th Arlene Lauben tha1,p1lot B111 W1nter co p1lot Georg1a Zw1ez1nsk1 navlgator Evle Janas Gerry James and Merv1n Fe1nste1n checked the fuel We faced our Freshmen ln1t1at1on qu1te fearlessly but upon reach1ng Mars we became spectaculars to 1ts 1nhab1tants Our return tr1p was successful w1th the except1on of the loss of Luc1lle Boyles Ela1ne Johnson Shlrley Melton Helen Sparenga James G1v1n W1llard Rusaw Ronald Whltman Don B1sl1ch Ronald Doan Glen Harmon and Pat Kelffer We ga1ned one passenger Tom Jares In 1951 52 we made preparat1ons for our second tr1p our sophomore year We left off Naoml Sampson George Dlederlch Charles Lund Allen Peters Russel Stob1e Adolph Symbol Conn1e DeLorenzo and Mary Farr We pxcked up Kathy Bommer Bonn1e Shaffer and Lester Lemby Our ass1stants chosen for th1S tr1p were Hugh Palmer pres1dent Georg1a Zw1ez1nsk1 v1ce pres1dent Norma Sweet secretary and treasurer B111 W1nter and Gerry James Student Councxl representat1ves Our class adv1sors were Mrs McManama and Mr Lorko Havlng traveled through space for so long we dec1ded to come to earth so that we could take on our dut1es by sell1ng at the basketball games 1n order to expand our bank account In our Jumor year we streamlmed our Jet and blasted off wxth such a tremendous 1mpact that we lost the fol1ow1ng B111 B1shop Earl Edmonds James Holston Bob Mates Donald Pltts Hugh Palmer Charles Keller Mary Haralampous Dorothy Barnes Edna Baker Ruth Bagl Loretta Karres Paul1ne Krueger Erma Dav1s Georg1a ZW1eZ1HSk1 Kat1e Norman Charlotte Conrad and Sally Loescher We rece1ved one new passenger from Iowa R1chard Reyes Once agaln we chose new off1cers B111 W1nter pres1dent Jean Gaydash v1ce pres1dent Norma Sweet secretary Arlene Laubenthal treasurer Georg1a Zw1ez1nsk1 soclal chalr man and Charlotte Myers and Merv1n Fe1nste1n Student Counc11 representatwes Our class advlsors for th1s year were Mrs Vetter and Mr Curr1er So that we would make a success of our prom we ra1sed money by sell1ng magazlnes and also by sell1ng refreshments at the foot ball games Our theme for the prom was Sha.ngr1 La Another anxlously awaxted event was the choos1ng of our class r1ngs Upon reach1ng the last lap of our dest1nat1on 217 we plcked up the fol1ow1ng passengers Elma Cool Peggy Goede and Pat Gallagher From th1s class we chose as our offxcers Arlene Laubenthal pres1dent Bob Fortune v1ce pres1dent Kathy Bommer secretary Merv1n Fe1n stein treasurer George Gage Student Councll representatwe and Charlotte Myers soclal chalrman With the ass1stance of Mr Allen we kept busy w1th the Freshman lnittation choos1ng our class colors motto announcements cards and class p1ctures Hav1ng completed our Journey around the planets Freshman Sophomore Jumor and Sen1or we headed toward our last event COMMENCEMENT U ' A 4, . 4 . 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Charcoal gray and powder blue CLASS FLOWER: White carnation with blue trim SHIRLEY CAROL BAILEY Shirl She sat down at her desk and fought her way through GAA 1 234 FHA 1 234 Girls Ensemble 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Red Cross 4 Safety Patrol 1 2 3 4 Student Counc1l 3 Pep Club 4 MARJORIE ANN BINGGELI Marge Far away places are calling me And I shall answer soon FHA 124 GAA 1234 M1xedChorus4 Track 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 KATHLEEN MARY BOMMER Kathy Darkness has come but Just for today my love will come another day Notre Dame Academy 1 Class Secretary 4 Band 2 3 4 Band Librarian 4 G1rls Ensemble 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Secretary and Treasurer 4 G A A 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Lat1n Club 2 FHA 24 PepClub4 ELMA MAE COOL Elmer Save your confederate money Reyes the South shall r1se again Webster Spr1ngs W Va 1 2 3 Annual Staff 4 Productlon Crew 4 Mixed Chorus 4 GAA 4 Pep Club 4 KATHLEEN THERESE DAILY Kathy In every rank be it great or small she fills her place among them all Staff 1 2 3 4 Ed1tor 4 Annual Staff 4 Editor 4 Dramat1c Club 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 The Great B1g Door Step 2 Grow1ng Pains 4 National Thesp1an 2 3 4 Latin Club 2 Program Cha1rman FHA 1234 GAA 1234 Po1nt Cha1rman 2 Debate Club 3 Class Program Chairman 3 Cafeter1a Helperl Student L1brar ian 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Basketball Timer 4 Pep Club 4 MERYIN DONALD FEINSTEIN Murf He who plans and works h1S plans is a con queror Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Manager 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Movie Operator 1 Z Student Counc1l 3 Class Treasurer 4 Soc1a1 Cha1rman 1 2 Band 3 4 ROBERT LEE FORTUNE Bob A good d1spos1t1on 1S more valuable than gold Basketball 2 3 4 Football 4 Baseball 3 4 Mov 16 Operator 1 2 3 4 Light and Microphone Manager 2 3 4 Cafeteria 1 2 3 Safety Patrol 1 2 Class V1ce Pres1dent 4 GEORGE EDWARD GAGE George Do the thmg and you shall have the power Student Council 4 V1ce Pres1dent 4 Football 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 4 l- PATRICIA CATHERINE GALLAGHER Pat A guy named Bob has entered my hfe so you see love tr1umphs even over books West Hlgh 123 GAA 4 FHA 4 Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Growing Pams 4 Dramat1c Club 4 Pep Club 4 F T A 4 Treasurer 4 Natlonal Thesplan 4 Jr Red Cross 4 Band 4 Magorette 4 JEAN ALICE GAYDASH Jearue And angels were heard on hlgh as thelr heavenly vo1ces swelled 1n harmony F H A 1 2 4 Band 2 3 4 Class V1ce Presxdent 3 G A A I 2 3 4 Treasurer 2 M1xed Chorus 4 Presldent 4 G1rls Ensemble 2 3 Spec1a.l G1rls Tr1o 3 Growlng Pa1ns 4 Pep Club 4 MARGARET GOEDE Peg I read my Amerlcan Observer so I shall be a free v1rtuous and enllghtened person Emerson School 1 Lakewood H1gh2 West Tech 3 G A A 4 F H A 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Track 4 Pep Club 4 MILDRED RUTH HECKERMAN M1lly There s a Ford 1n my future F H A 1 2 Off1ce Help 2 3 Bookroom 4 GERALDINE JAMES Gerry In rhythm may step ghde or move mmbly Wlth the mus1c Band 1 2 3 4 Pres1dent 4 Majorette 1 2 3 4 Drum Majorette 3 4 Cheerleader 4 Student Councll 1 2 3 4 F H A 1 2 3 4 V1ce Presldent Chorus 4 Pep Club 4 Staff Typ1st 4 EVELYN RUTH JANAS Evle A countenance that warms and l1ghts the heart of the beholder GAA 1234 FHA 12 Dramat1cClub23 4 Secretary 4 Staff 2 3 4 Typ1st 4 Busmess Manager 4 Annual Staff 4 G1rls Ensemble 3 M1xed Chorus 4 Lat1n Club 2 Pres1dent 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Band L1brar1an 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Class Treasurer 1 Pep Club 4 MARIANNE ROSE JANIK Me1 an Ready for mlschxef th1s l1vely lass keeps thmgs hummlng 1n every class Thesplan 4 Lat1n Club 2 Secret:-1.ry2 Dramat1c Club 1 2 3 4 Student Counc1l 4 Treasurer 4 Staff 1 2 3 4 C1rculat1on Manager 4 Typ1st 4 Annual Staff 4 Band 1234 GAA 1234 F H A 1 2 3 4 Girls Ensemble 3 M1xed Cho rus 4 Pep Club 4 THOMAS HENRY JARES Curly Two hearts that beat as one West Hlgh 1 Football 2 3 4 Basketball2 Base ball 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Annual Staff 4 Productlon Crew 4 SHIRLEY ANN JUCHEM Sh1rley Ready to work ready to play ready to help wherever she may GAA 1234 FHA 1234 Off1ce24Safety Patrol 2 3 4 Cafeter1a Casluer 2 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Baseball 2 11 11 11 . I ' 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 11 - 11 , - P 1 I 1 1 . . Q Q I - 2 I . 11 - 11 If u 1 1 ' ' 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' ' 1 H ' - 11 , 1 , 1 11 11 11 . 1 ' ' 11 I 1 1 1 Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 - 11 11 1 - 11 . 1 - - 1 1 1 I - ll 11 11 - - 1 1 - - 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Soc1al Chalrman 45 M1Xed 1 1 1 11 - 11 11 - 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 -- DI N . . . . 1 . . . H 1 I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 . ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 S . 11 11 11 ll 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I A 11 - 1, 11 1 1 11 1 I I 0 I I 3 S I O 0 I I I P I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 GARY WALLACE KELLING ar Ah why should l1.fe all labour be? Lmcoln H S 1 2 Band 3 4 Mu-red Chorus 4 ARLENE ANN LAUBENTHAL Arlene As mght must follow day a class must follow a true leader Class Presxdent 1 4 Treasurer 3 G A A 1 3 4 Presldent 4 F H A 1 3 4 Student Counc1l Rep 2 Red Cross Rep 2 G1rls Ensemble 1 3 4 M1xed Chorus 4 Spec1al G1rls Tr1o 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Dramatlc Club 4 Latm Club 2 Staff 4 Typmg Manager 4 Annual Staff 4 Basketball Tlmer 4 Bookmoblle 3 Pep Club 4 HAROLD JOSEPH LOVELL B1tsy Never solemn serlous or sad Just ahappy good nature lad Mov1e Operator 1 2 3 DAVID ELMER MILLER Tex Go to the show for mov1es are better than ever Cafeterla Help 1 2 Band 1 2 Safety Patrol 1 2 CHARLOTTE ANN MYERS Tots I w1ll study and prepare myself someday my chance W111 come Dramat1c Club 3 4 Pres1dent 4 G A l 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 V1ce Presmdent 4 F H A 1 2 3 4 Latm Club 2 Ca.feter1a Help 1 Class Soc1al Chalrman 4 Student Counc1l3 4 V1ce Presxdent 3 Staff 2 3 4 Art Edltor 2 3 Annual Staff 4 G1rls Ensemble 3 M1xed Chorus 4 Thesplan 4 Pep Club 4 ANNA CHRISTINE NIELSEN Ann My frlends are here so I don t want to leave e F H A 1 2 3 4 Safety Patrol l 2 3 4 Cafeterla Help 3 4 RICHARD CHARLES OHIMES Pete Honest truthful andfulloffun butwhenthere s work he s ready to run Basketball 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus4 Band 1 2 3 4 Student Director 4 Lxbrarlan 3 RICHARD KARL REYES R1ch Knowledge comes but w1sdom lmgers Altoona H S Iowa Tr1 Mont H S Mmnesota North HS Des Moines Iowa 1 2 Band 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Debate Club 3 HAROLD RAY SCHENEMAN Hal Avon Lake are our friends for they are my friends Basketball 2g Mixed Chorus 45 Track 1. tr X, t K, vi Q DALE ARTHUR SCHEIDLER Dale I w11l l1ve wxth the nob1l1ty and d1gn1ty of the human sp1r1t Ca.feter1a 1 2 Safety Patrol 1 2 L1eutenant 2 Mov1e Operator 2 Baseball 3 4 Football 4 Basketball Manager 4 ANNETTE LOUISE SCHEUTZOW Skeets Two souls w1th but a smgle thought Safety Patrol 1 2 F H A 1 2 Football Scorer 4 M1xed Chorus 4 Annual Staff 4 Product1on Crew 4 Track 3 4 MARILYN JEAN SCHWERTLE Mar Thmkmg plus actzon spells progress F H A 1 2 Safety Patrol 2 Band l Staff Typ1st 4 Annual Productlon Crew 4 BONNIE LOUISE SHAFFER Bon Amusement grows out of work as the color petals out of a fru1tful flower Somerset P 1 GAA 234 FHA2 G1rls Ensemble 3 M1xed Chorus4 V1ce Presl dent 4 Pep Club 4 EDWARD JOSEPH SMITEK Edd1e He always f1nds nonsense a sort of l1fe pre server to keep h1m from s1nk1ng Baseball 1 2 3 4 DONNA MAE STOBIE Topz1 Soon confett1 w11l fly and church bells w1ll rmg for Donna wears a d1amond r1ng GAA 12 FHA 12 Latm Club 2 M1xed Chorus 4 Junlor Band 1 2 Staff Typ1St 4 Annual Typlst 4 ROBERT WILLIAM SULLINGER Bob Books thmk for me Football 2 3 4 NORMA JEAN SWEET Norm1e You know well the art and sc1ence that help create a satlsfactory home put them to use GAA 234 FHA 124 Presldent 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Secretary and Treasurer 4 Class Sec retary and Treasurer 2 Secretary 3 G1rls En semble 2 3 Muced Chorus 4 Spec1a1G1rls Tr1o 3 Latln Club 2 Cheerleader 3 4 Pep Club 4 Annual Typlst 4 WILLIAM WALLACE WINTER B111 I am only one but by the grace of God I w1l1 do somethmg Basketball 1 2 3 4 Capt 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Capt 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Student Councll 2 4 Presxdent 4 Class Pres1dent 3 V1ce Pres1dent 1 aa 11 U . . . . . . . . . ,, . 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I I D I I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4, Jfwpizecg A class reun1on that 15 Just what we must have Merv1n Th1s was the typlcal solut1on to an 1dea of Kathleen Da1ly aone t1me graduate of R1dgev1lle H1 class of 1954 who was enter ta1n1ng 1n her New York penthouse two successful mus1c1ans then domg a tremendous number on Broadway They were none other than Dale Sche1dler and Mervm Femstem who after 1n dulgmg 1n sports for a wh1le after graduat1on had settled down to mus1c and between show engagements were v1s1t1ng Kathy A hel1copter the common method of transportat1on 1n the enhghtened year of 1966 was soon gl1d1ng toward a fash1onab1e suburb of Cleveland Oh1o known as North R1dgev11le of the R1dge Landmg 1n the parkway of the R1dgev11le H1gh School the hel1copter unloaded 1ts three occupants who were met by Elma Cool Sh1r1ey Ba11ey and D1ck Reyes Elma and Sh1rley were now glamorous hostesses 1n a well known N1te Club w1th the1r own local T V programs wh1le D1ck hav1ng graduated from College was managlng a group of ultra modern Motels west of Cleveland These s1x overjoyed classmates dec1ded to phone the class presldent Arlene Laubenthal and acqua1nt her w1th the reun1on plans Arlene at th1s t1me was the superv1s1ng nurse at the Fa1rv1ew Park hosp1tal w1th Evelyn Janas superv1s1ng the nursery at the same hosp1tal Soon both nurses desp1te the1r heavy dut1es were able to Jom the group for further reun1on plans A clever restaurant w1th good food near R1dgev1lle was just the place to make arrangements so lt was that e1ght classmates walked 1nto the D1nner R1ng a popular eat1ng house owned and operated by Jean Gaydash and Norma Sweet Jean and Norma welcomed the1r classmate guests w1th the1r accustomed fr1endl1ness and plans were soon well under way when Jean1e told the story of the startl1ng success of B111 Wmter who was mak1ng great strxdes 1n rel1g1on and mu s1c was marr1ed and was m1n1ster1ng to a famous church 1n Ch1CagO He would probably make the reun1on 1n true class sp1r1t and br1ng w1th hun Gary Kell1ng now on the personnel 11st of Navy maneuvers 1n Waukegan lll1no1s Gary had made the armed serv1ce h1s l1fe s work Whxle everyone was enjoymg the conversat1on m burst Pete Ohmes and Bob Sull1nger on the1r way from a meet1ng of agrxcultural experts held 1n Columbus Bob and Pete were successful gentlemen farmers own1ng huge ranches we st of the MISSISSIPP1 They told of hav1ng met Bob Fortune 1n Columbus Bob was an adv1sor on hunt1ng and sportxng methods and was wr1t1ng popular artlcles on these subjects Somehow news had traveled rapldly and soon Donna Stob1e now a happy Wlfe and the mother of a famous mov1e ch1ld walked 1nto the D1nner R1ng w1th M1ldred Heckerman and Annette Scheutzow both M1lly and Annette were pref1x1ng the1r names w1th Mrs and both 1nv1ted the1r classmates to come to the1r luxur1ous homes near Elyr1a for the remammg plans of the reun1on of Class 1954 The enthus1ast1c group was Just leav1ng when they stopped m sudden wonder Out of a hmousme stepped Gerry James and Pat Gallagher look1ng splendxd 1n the1r styl1sh dresses Both had heard the news ofareun1on and had sped 1n from Cleveland where Gerry had a dancxng school and Pat was an 1nstructor 1n dramat1cs and playwr1te work w1th some famous produc1ng company W1thout much d1scuss1on It was dec1ded to go to R1dgev1lle H1gh School and from there try to contact the rest ofthe class Wa1t1ng at the doors of R1dgev1lle H1 were Sh1r1ey Juchem asslstant math teacher of R1dgev1lle Kathy Bommer lady mayor of the town and George Gage the owner of a farm 1mplement store 1n the ne1ghbor1ng town of Beldon More enthusxastxc greet1ngs followed as Marge B1ngge11Jo1ned the group Marge was gym teacher and dr1ver s trammg teacher at Avon Lake Someone 1n the crowd suggested that a w1re be sent to Tom Jares 1n Terre Haute Ind1ana where he was manager of a refrlgerator plant and happ1ly marr1ed also to Bonme Shaffer who was mn Cahforn1a, a Major 1n the WACS sta t1oned along the coast As the group of schoolmates were preparmg to separate for the mght and meet the next day Mar1anne J afllk came 1n and 1nv1ted the out of town class guests to spend the n1ght at her fash1onab1e hotel near the 1ntersect1on of the Oh1o Turn P1ke and Route 10 It seemed that Mar11yn Schwertle and Peggy Goede would meet them there Mar1lyn was pr1 vate secretary and part manager of an automoblle firm near Norwalk wh1le Peggy Goede was part owner of an elete shoe store cater1ng only to the soc1al class of people and known as Shoes H1 Class Corporat1on The fo1low1ng day w1th f1nal plans about completed all but f1ve alumn1 of the class of 1954 were present and 1t was certam that they would soon be present In the classroom where Mr Curr1er was preservmg h1s famous h1stor1ca1 data on Rocket Sh1ps and Planet v1s1tat1ons the Class of 54 was enjoymg a h1lar1ous reun1on At the helght of the conversat1on the door opened and 1n walked Charlotte Myers dressed 1n the latest of gown creat1ons wh1ch she had des1gned Charlotte at once told of her hurr1ed fhght from Mlallll where she was then des1gn1ng exclus1ve beach wear for the season and conduct1ng a school of art and des1gn 1n clothes l. 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So with the class members who could not be present who were Dave Miller co owner of a chain of theaters Harold Schenemen and Harold Lovell who were now headed for Ind1a having been sent there by the Navy to promote friendly relations w1th the far East Edward Sm1tek now transacting b1g business with a Real Estate f1rm in New York and Anna N1elsen busy traveling with her husband who was head engineer of United Railways and those already present the reunion of the graduates of 1954 was a complete success Kathy Daily one time editor of the Ridgevllle School paper who no longer signed her name Daily closed an old copy of a yearbook dated 1954 with a twinkle 11'1 her eye and said I told you that a class reunion is Just what we needed and she handed the beloved yearbook to Dale Sche1dler We the members of the class of 1954 being of sound mind and memory do hereby make and declare this to be our last will and testament Shirley Bailey w1ll my varled love life to Joy Yost Marjorie Bxnggeli will my sports enthusiasm to Marlyn Uhl1r Elma Cool will my nickname Elmer back to Karl Wysocki Kathy Daily w1ll my insistance that no one w1ll ever travel to another planet to Mr Currier Mervln Feinstein w1ll my school sp1r1t to whomever may need it Bob Fortune will my height to some unfortunate short person George Gage w1ll my qu1et ways to Rlchard Foley Pat Gallagher will my witty remarks in Government Class to anyone who has nerve enough to use them Jean Gaydash will my giggle to Flossle Dunham Peggy Goede w1ll my h11ar1ous laugh to my brother Howard M1ldred Heckerman will my Job in the bookroom on Monday mornings to some lucky person Gerald1ne James w1ll my pos1t1on as head magorette to Marilyn Gaede Evelyn Janas will my qu1et ways to Pat Lambardo Tom Jares will my position as r1ght end on the football team to Bob Herr Mar1anne Jan1k will my means of making frlends to Sharon Erwm Shirley Juchem will my fascination for a certa1n teacher to Theresa Sche1dler Gary Kelling w1ll my ways of flirtmg with the opposite sex to Edd1e Klalnmer Arlene Laubenthal will my ability to lead a group through th1ck or thin to my brother Nor man Harold Lovell w1ll my hot rod ability to Don Winterfleld Dav1d Miller w1ll a few inches to Jerry Hall Charlotte Myers will my dimple to J1m Yost Anna Nielsen will my blush to Janet Alexander Richard Ohmes will my ways w1th the girls to Ernest Galagda R1chard Reyes will my ability to study at any time or place to Harvey Winter Harold Scheneman w1ll my manly physique to Robert Arnold Annette Scheutzow will my ab1l1ty to keep and hold one boy to Donna Stone Marilyn Schwertle will my varied appetite to Miss Gottshalt Bonnie Shaffer will my pleasant smile to Mr Merkle Eddie Sm1tek will my many days of be1ng absent to Johnnie Palmer Donna Stob1e will my glft of gab to Mr Lorko Dale Sche1dler will my qu1et ways l1ke a hurricane to J1m Feinstein Bob Sull1nger will my days of sleeping through classes to Jack Jenkins Norma Sweet will my shorthand ability to Nancy Nagel I B111 Winter will my seat on the players bus to one of the future cheerleaders of R1dgev1lle To this our last will and testament we do affix our s1gnature th1s twenty seventh day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty four The Senior Class X C' , f, 9 Q if , . g xiii v- ' . , , ., ' O -fr -, f - E f s' will L . . , . . . O L . . . ., . . . U I, Kathy Bommer, will my long hair to all girls with D.A.'s. I, I - - Aa ll -' I, , ' ' . . L , . . . i L ' . . . L , . . . u L 1 . . . , . L . I . . . . . I, , ' ' . L 1 . . . . . L . , . . . . U L I . , . . . . . . . L , . . . . . , - L I . . .. . . i L . . , . . . L I . . . . I, ' , ' . L . , . . . . D L . J . . . . . ' L D , . . I L I . . . . I, ' , ' ' . . L . , ..... . . t L . , . . . D L i . . . . Katy JAZZ Best Lookmg Most Popular Best Athlete Evelyn Bob Mar1anne Pete Marjorle B111 Janas Fortune Janlk Ohmes Bmggeh Wmter Best Dancer Most Femmme Mascul1ne Cutest Dlmples Gerry Murph Kathleen George Donna Harold James Felnstem Da1ly Gage St0b16 Lovell Prettlest Halr Best Arlene TOII1 Annette Bob Physlque Laubenthal JHFCS Scheutzow Sullmger Most M1SCh18VOUS Best Dressed Peggy Dale Kathleen Marllyn Goede Scheldler Bommer Schwertle Most Content Cutest F11rt M11dred Anna Sh1rley Gary Most Temperamental Pat Harold Gallagher Scheneman Most Carefree Jean Dave Mlller Most Prett1est Studmous Teeth Gaydash Norma Bonn1e Hecke rman N1e1sen Ba1ley Kelhng Sweet Shaffer Most L1ke1y to Succeed Most Wlnmng Smlle Most Talkatlve Charlotte Myers Rlchard Reyes Elma Juchem Cool Sh1rley Edd1e Sm 1tek 5 N 1 Laubenthal Anderson V Pre s1dent Secretary Top Row Second Row Thxrd Row Fourth Row A 1'w 0 fav' N ,fl, Q I2 Norman Jean Florence Ernest Dunham Galagda Soclal Student Counc11 Chalrmarl Representatxve Margery Schroeder Treasurer R lchard Draper Pre s1de nt Bruce Auer Darryl Balas Dorothy Barnes Bonn1e Bommer Phylhs Janet Berchak Henry Boepple M1chae1Da11y George Damels Sharon Erw1n Lavma Faye Marjorle Gaede Ethel Gage James Herberger Jack Jenk1ns Dorothy Kantor Joan K1dney Karra Kreeger Sarah Kucherak Carol Kunzen Joanne Labus Alex Laskey Laverne Lund Bernard Machov1na I I I : , . V , ' . ' Boorn, June Bement, William Benton. : I I l . I . 2 . , . ' . . . . : I ' . ' ' . I , . : I 3 I I , W 'f Z X Top Row Floyd M1ncey John Palmer Rose Quashnefsk1 Donald Qumn Howard Sanders Janet Schaefer Second Row Theresa Sche1dler Jack Sm1th Marlon Snyder Joyce Storms Glenn Stroud Joanne Sweet James Throne Thlrd Row Norma Tompklns Janet Topoly Carol Tr1ll Beverly Vargo Harold Wellert Cosby Wmmngham Donna W1nter Bottom Row Harvey Wmter Merle Woehrman James Yost Joy Yost Rlchard Zacharlas 5, olvlq Q is 'vs 'VK The class of 1955 1S the largest Jumor Class 1n the hlstory of the school numbermg over 60 pup1ls four of whom are not p1ctured here They are V1rg1n1a Ba1ley Howard Goede Nancy Nagel and Robert He1nr1ch Many class projects are the respons1bl1l1ty of th1s group The flrst was the sale of magaz1nes ln order to ra.1se money for the Prom The choosmg of thelr class rmgs came next and W1 h the beglnnlng of the second semester plans started to be made for the annual Jun1or Senlor Prom whxch IS the most 1mportant event of the school year The gu1d1ng hand for all these act1v1t1eswas Jun1or Class Presldent Rlchard Draper who was ably ass1sted by the other class offlcers by many cooperatlve commlttees and by the class as a whole Faculty adv1sor for the group are Mrs Nancy Vetter and Mr Cllfford Currler 4 , ' - I 1 W I ' I I I I I I U : I I J I I I ' : I I I I J I ' : I I I I . 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L3 9 Lf' 3 I f I was if at I f TOP ROW Phyllls Anderson Robert Arnold Margle Bement Edrls Brown Mary JaneBrown Thomas Burgoon Martha Rae Cool Cllfford Dreger Norma Dreger ROW TWO Sandra Esl-uns Pat Caly ey J1m Felnsteln Rlchard Foley Allan Fox Bob From mey er Phy ll1s Glbson Dale Hadaway R1c:hard Hahn ROW THREE Jerry Hall 'VIar1e Hamker Gary Heln Jamce Helnrlch Paul Hetsler Robert Herr Faye Hlldum Robert Hlllstrom Ruth Hoskln ROW FOUR Wayne Kelllng Eddle Ixlamrner Judy Ixlammer Ralph Krage Chmstopher Lad lkos Robert Landfr1ed Rlchard Laubenthal Ronald Lovell Raymond Machovlna ROW FIVE Judy 'VIayle Donald McVe1gh Dale Mlller Josephlne Mlller Lawrence Mlller Carol Pachmger Father Phllllps John Plas Pat Prososkl ROW SIX Raymond Shambora Sandra Sharpe R1chard Schartman Gerald Scheneman Dolores Slmonds Lols Schnelder Jlm Stobe Delores Rlchter Raymond Rlchter ROW SEVEN Davxd Remhart Rosemary Ross Paul Tlllman Marlyr1Lhl1r Betty Vlnce Bob V1nce Don Wlnterfleld Karl Wysoclfu Ch Q ll 1 L 3 1, I. V ' , I . g fs .L E ,l y 1 ' Q ,y 1 I E A , A .:. 2 lr' ' , . r E , ' V V! V Q . f I F :Qi I ' ' rs' A W 3: V W , I, V 'fa , V K Q. f s IHAV I . . -, l f!-7i'?l' Y l 'Q tif. , W 6' . af M--Mxyisf? Q J ytyy K 3 jf K t l , f W, - Ig at , W lf W ff 7 I .bwahmen 3 'T' f1 f if 'af' ,Q 3 i TOP ROW Janlce Alwm Rlta Arthur Jerry Beller, John Bender, Dorothy Bement, Susar Benner Joan Berchak, Jeannme Blalr ROW TWO Jack1eBo1ger, Phyllls Bologh, Joyce Bommer Jeanette Burns, Gene Calhoun, John Kantor, Lynne Capr1, Ruth Casper ROW THREE Shlrley Cochran, WancyC0ll1ns, RalphCor1ley, Judy Dlederlch, lNorma Dlederlch, W1ll1am Fmley, Barbara Flemmg, Lmda Fordmg ROW FOUR Theresa Gallagher, Barbara Games, Janet Gelerman, Truett Gr1ff1th, Harry Hadaway, 'Nlorrnan Haslop, W1ll1arn Harr1son, Barbara H9ltF1Ck. ROW FIVE Dw1ght Johnson, Mar1on Johnson, Joan Junglas, Russell Krage, Edward Krute, Barbara Landm, Carole Laubenthal, karen Loescher ROW SIX Patr1c1a Lombardo, Carolyn Looney, Betty Lyons, Jack1eMarmger, Sandra MCVe1gh, Patsy M11ler, R1ta Mlller, Janet Munger ROW SEVEN Albert Myers, Joseph Novos1elsk1, Dan Padley, Betty Pasters, Lester Ph1ll1ps, Mary Remders, Marv1n Ray, James Rofe C' ' 4 TJJJJ tt tl-if - ! l J J ' L, ,Jfffl f Q L x ' H V Nfl ' A ll L, Sv 1 X . ,f ' .J T If 5 l , X 'V 'a nh, , 7 gt . , 4 if 1' A ' Q at my T J 1 -' f' ' ff 1, , ,L V, iff ,J - j,. 3, - ff ,Q 4 y, '1' M K W . ' O - ,Y Q, I f , IX fy 1 LA 4 K I .I N 'V ' ,I 3 ,, I fa I , ., hi I, t ' ,b t T 3 f, 1 e 4, 5 1 gl - ' v O If f ff A qi f , l 6 U. 3' I '7 ts. C 1 ' ' ' M' , - -2 Q W , f n f E' l A ' l , l I I al fifaealimen TOP ROW Thelma Sampson Donna Savage Mary Scheutzow Paul Schrmtt R1chard Shephard Ronald Shermak Joan Sleker Dale Smlth ROW TWO Dor1s Snruth Gerald Sm1th Kenneth Snyder Toseph Solomon Gale Stanley Donna Stone Gary Sweet R1ChaI'd Sweet ROW THREE Phll Sw1ger Sh1r1ey Taylor Tlrn Thornton Marllyn Throne Perry Van Beek Margorle Vargo Henry Vleth Sandra Young ROW FOUR Chams Walnwrlght Royce Warwlck Norma Welch Dons WIISOH Lo1s W1nterf1e1d -fi I' 5 z s A fa 1.1 TOP ROW Robert Anderson Dale Balas Dav1d Benton Jerry B1low Norman Bowman Stanley Burgoon Johnme Cochran John Coll1ns Nancy Cool ROW TWO Lo1s Cooper Pat Cornman Ca1olynCund1ff Bart Delaorenzo Robert DeLorenzo Wllma Edwards Gall Ehrnsberger Pat Elrxck Sh1rley Ferguson ROW THREE Nancy F1orent1no Arnold Fortune Dan Foster Robert Gallop Barbara Hadley D1ana He1nr1ck Eugene Jenson Robert Johnson Kenneth Jungren ROW FOUR Irene Kantor Alfred K1mble Marxe K1mble James K1nca1d Robert Kobelka Fred Kreeger B111 La ch Mary Leffew Russell Le1mbach ROW FIVE Kenneth Lmmck Walter Lovelace Joseph Mahnky R1chard Marquls Howard Marusa Arthur Matcham George McElhaney Paul McElhaney Sarah Moore ROW SIX George Nexlson Joan NOVOSICISRI Beverly Peters Kenneth Prechtel Allen Quash nefskl, Dan Reed, PHIFICIH Remy, Raymond Rofe, Terry Savage. 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'-1' 5.1 ,tr W 9193 4151- TOP ROW Barr1e Akm Ronald Albers M1chaelAuer Betty Baker Mlldred Beard Eleanor Bennett Rlchard Benton Larry Blazer Delores Brement James Brown ROW TWO Joyce Burdlck James Case Joseph Casper Jerry Clark Helen Conley Blalr Cook Clayton Cook Ruth Dlxon Gerald Draper Robert Eskms ROW THREE I..1la Ford June For Shtrley Ga1nes Donald Gallop Robert Gaydash Joseph Hamgan Gayle Hartley D1llogene Haslop Bllly Hershey John Hetrlck ROW FOUR Monty Hxldum Roger Hosk1n Rosamond Hoskm Sue Houston Carol Jones Wllllam Kobelka Herbert Labus Alda LaLonde James Laskay Arnold Lempke ROW FIVE Lmda Le1by Charles Lyons V1v1an Lyons Barbara Marmger Joan McPherson Joyce McPherson Blllw Mlchaels Anthony lVIorr1s Shlrley Pasters Carol Ross ROW SIX R1chard Ross Robert Ross Theodore Scheutzow James Schne1der Sharon Sego Rose Mar1e Shapura Carol Slavmskl Edward Smlth W1ll1am Snyder Pat Stambrook ROW SEVEIN Joseph Stark Nancy Jean Stobe Darlene Stone Earl Storms Donald Stroud James Tompklns Robert Van Syke Joseph Walker Bonme Weber Robert Walsh ROW EIGHT Jane Whlte Robert Whlte Myra Wllson Barbara Wmter Doralene Woolf Earl ene Wohleber Charles Woodward Lorna Worcester Laura Wrlght V L' X . , 4, tt if I 'Y x C 'B' nc' X ' , 0 . if f t Q I J 'G ' J J R . 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M E R S Hlepxeoenung jmck M My f Q jg: , ,,,,, W yi: if if 4, fxxf vm 4 , e W fx, M. A ,gf 3 g A V 5 xv? 'x CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1954 THE ISALY Wooster Block Store A. R. STERNER, PROPRIETOR Schroll Coal ACROSS FROM LLOYD SUPPLY THE 10073 COAL PHONE 64551 R G LLOYD SUPPLY 940 Cleveland Street ELYRIA LUMBER BRICK BLOCKS PITTSBURGH PAINTS Phone 63421 Sugar Ridge Aura Wrecking SUGAR RIDGE ROAD Tele 67037 Elyrla Oh1o Scare oultry Market OPPOSITE THE BENDIX Poultry SL Eggs Wholesale SL Retall LOTS OF LUCK to the CLASS OF The Togger SCHOOL SWEATERS all SPORTS WEAR THE ELYRIA HARDWARE COMPANY Paints Awnings Toys Stoves FACTORY SUPPLIES 523 BROAD STREET COMPLIMENTS OF MIC-LYN S REST AURANT North R1dgev1l1e Ohlo Mxc Lyns Corners IT PLE ASES US TO PLEASE YOU THANKS CALL AGAIN O O o 6 '54 d FRESHLY DRESSED POULTRY 534 Broad St. phone 2582 LT PORTRAITURE fm ,1 PHOTOGR APHY WEDDINGS Telephone 2171 COMMERCIAL 132 M1ddIe Ave E1yr1a W : d e n y For the Best m Sportswear an Furmshlngs Trade and Save CLEVELAND STREET THE FEDERAL STORE FINEST FOOD MARKET PHONE 65651 Headquarters for Genume Lev1s Authent1c Western Wear George 8- ons PURE OIL SERVICE 31674 Center R1dge Road Route Garage Gas Road Servlce Day or N1ght N1ght Phone Elyrla 74059 Day Phone E1yr1a 72782 REAR OF STORE 638 W Broad St Elyrla O d At Lorain and Cuyahoga County Line I F R E E P A R K I N G 20 YOU LL ENIOY SHOPPING AT B E R S O N S 337 BROAD s'r ELYRIA omo ROTHGERY SERVICE gc EQLIPMEINT GMC Trucks Hudson Cars Parts Sz Servlce 736 Cleveland Street Phone 48 Elyrla Ohlo Botany Brand Sults McGregor Sportswear Florshe1m Shoes Award Sweaters Stretch Your Wardrobe With All Occaslon Separates AS Gay As a Teen Queen s Smlle' CIDIERTHEQJ-pq 6Ih1rd Floor Elyru Ohlo Compllrnents DAY S HARDWARE MILTON S IYOUR CREDIT IEWELERI 544 Broad Telephone 3468 Elvxl CJIIIO ALLIED SERVICE Radlo Telex 1s1on COMPLIMENTS OF O ELYRIA'S FOREMOST 420 Clexeland Street Telephone 2626 CONFECTIONERY sz RESTAURANT 5l2 BROAD ST ELYRIA. OHIO I ' CO, 2 ' - 64- 1 .. , ,,' Q1 : ' ' -lil' 'H EI 'J ---sLvnuA dHlo7-- - . 9 of V St. '11, ' Clllll . 32 .ff-'lf li U T O ? I T I P-Q' PARTS 303 Cleveland St. Elyria, Ohio 68111 PHONE 68121 AUTOMOTIVE PARTS at MACHINE SHOP u I, e 0 tl ft 1 J MGR 81 OWNER BILL SNYDER 525 527 Broad St Elyrla Oh1o Phone 3162 ELYRIA 74 040 LORAIN COUNTYS LARGEST HOME FURNISHER EXCLUSIVE AGENT EOR B C H E R Q Royal Typewnters FEED s HARDWARE Seeds Fert111zer Glass VICTOR ADDERS Glldden Pamts Crescent Tools Electmcal and Plumbmg Supphes U J BUESCHER 36081 Centerldge North R1dgev11le NEW USED RENTALS Steel Fxles Desks Chalrs Duphcators Inks Stenclls Complete Stock of Statlonery Supphes 1932 ZZYEARS 1954 BAKER S OPPOSITE SEARS LOT FREE PARKING ELYRIA OHIO D1al 64621 38599 Center Rldge Road FLOWERS -I . . J . 'S o ' I 'ii-'X . . sg-I yr :ll . -. . . 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