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

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A, bw -4, ,- .-'--.- -X 9 -if '-'-wi-ew ik---ff ---41 - .27 v.-e .Ps-nw .g, ww+.,,v.Af.s--,phi ek -, -25,5 ..m3fw,,5.ew hw' .-Q., . .e. -.-LU. :w ,-J .sqm we gi-,ie.,lS .5 .Asp ,,, ,Ha i,.f.m1 THQ .wiffb ef'w'.,f 55 X - ' 5 5 5,5 ,. x .X .gf ROUSEL RIDGEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 35985 Center Ridge Road orth Ridgeville, Ohio E 3 4 l Xi f 5 lla, K Q I ng ,, 'Y 'f ' s Q f S 3. f V . - ,S 5 Q !:q .3 Q. y. u s:v:':f- 5 v '. u V 'n,'h s+.'u... -. 5 . .,- I ith . 5 'xfxz .gl x 1 R i x DEDICATION We the class of 1963, dedicate this yearbook to all Senior classes, past and present, who have passed through these halls and will always be remembered as being part of the school. Future classes will strive to follow in their footsteps as responsible leaders of the school and community. CONTENTS ACTIVITIES IN RHS ACTIVITIES SPORTS STUDENT LIFE PERSONALITIES IN RHS FACULTY UNDERCLASS SEN IORS ADVERTISEMENTS ALMA MATER Sing a song for Ridgeoille High School, Let our voices ring with glee. Fling away all cares and sadness, Sing with spirit glad and free. Bigger, better, busier Ridgeoille, Be the song of young and old. Bigger, better, busier high school, 'Neath the Blue and the Gold. 4 if 3 441 Q X :X as , -V' .- 5 iwtyff 'bifif' X35 A Sfffl FY! W Q X .Q-- XS 4 Q X gx-fig . R X mwwm., X ? + x W. V: MSI. i , R A fgijgzf 2 W QF SF - V X A S. ,sf A -A wx if sn My ,X Q wb is-. 5' :sex -mr N S X X ,gk K ws X A N X A X :K x 5 X . w 5 K 5 3 Q 5 E gil S QE 'Es Ni' K, x N flings A 5 S SW ACTIVITIES IN RHS HALL MONITORS Front Row: T. Horwedel, T. Beckloff, A. Gilder. Back Row: R. Culliton, R. Bauer, D. Ptechtel,I. Fitts, C. Bacher. l OFFICE WORKERS Front Row: J. Shambora, L. Foy, T. Spicer, I. Komzak, D. Roberts, D. Karkellie, M. Hamker, P. Sweda, R. Myers, C. Valles, C. Tumer. Back Row: J. Hull, N. Zack, R. Stash, R. Gerhart. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Front Row: I. Ingersoll, P. Dietz, Miss Kalter, S. Dimaline, S. Iares, P. Stambaugh. Back Row: B. DuBroy, M. Mahl, K. Manns, M. L. Bart, T. Short, P. Stiles, J. Scott, G. Monturi, S. Heinrich, I. Irwin. STAGE CREW First Row: D. Gower, B. Ashdown. Second Row: G. Wamer, H. Michaels. Third Row: D. Lowther, I. Buckley. CAFETERIA WORKERS .,. First Row: J. Jacobs, T. Horinek, R. Cerlack. Second Row: K. Wise, E. Miller, S. Hill, M. Dimaline, B. Kessell. Third Row: H. Callahan, D. johnson, D. Lowther, B. Branch. VISUAL AIDS First Row: I. Irwin, B. Ashdown, D Gower, D. Adair. Second Row: Mr Buckley, A. Welter, H. Michaels. Romans, T. Osbun, B. Behm, P. Shambora, G. Warner. Third' Row: B. Hill, D. Lowther, D. Gerhart, I. BAND C0-OPERATES TO PROVIDE Maforettcs: K. Lyndes, C. Searles, M. Bainbridge, L. Fo First Row: B. Hutchinson, D. Thompson, S. Parfitt, J. Arndlt, I. Carter, C. Krueger, L. Vencel, G. Krueier, B. Roush,1I1 Smith, I. Spence, C. Myers, C. Hayes, J. Lau enthal, C. Ian' A. Carter, M. Tabor. Second Row: R. Coughlin, M. Kucera S. Kincaid, T. Crabeels, S. Sievert, D. Blankenship, J. Vanek, Mr. Brenner and Mr. Bowen A. Pogan, C. Ackerman, B. Elliot, M. Haniker, H. Pillivant C. Comerford, D. Mitchell, M. Moore, B. Trimble, N Cot I terman. Third Row: Mr. Bowen, Director, I. Brouse, M. Hada , way, C. Carpenter, C. Hodge, M. Trull, I. Hull, S.'Snyder B. Smith, S. Heinrich, D. Greer, N. Bainbridge, A.,We1ter J. McElhaney, M. Sweeney. Under the enthusiastic leadership of Mr. Bowen, the 1962-63 band has spent many hours practicing new and different 'wawsi to play songs for the enjoyment of the students at R.H.S. The Marching Band played 'during the half time at the football games. They presented the annual spring concert, played at different schools, and some bands came to R.H.S. to play selections for our enjoyment. 8 ENTERTAINMENT F OR SCHOOL Sandy Kincaid-Secretary Caro ly n Hayes-Treasurer Marge Haunker-President Rita Coughlin-Vice President jim Hull-Student Council R 1- , .X 1 X3-- 5 L',.,.- . E 59 -2'--igT2'2?N' - 1 5 Q-Q--1 N' 0 1 A S N- zsasseisz.- 5 - - - ix , If . - -1- 'A fi 1 - M.- -1--' Q9- 9 fn uf? -7 ...Q ' A Q Q- Q wa 3 1 + ff' it my X, ? U xi w + 1 B - Ms iu 'z 'W gi ! .Q P , 9 Q S S? I +Q,Nil'wngff. H5 Vi EW 61 Qi 53-W' , Q Y ,Q gg pg, 15- . f q B A Q A, f 'g ' B QE IB i l M M I . , 'S t 'vs ss .x '1 M A Q fx ig, gi A! si ' 'Wi Q g, xlgiv 962 63 Third Row: J. Pais, L. Goss, G. Schoeverth, M. Bart, S. Carpenter, L. Coleman, S. Sievert, P. Tumer, B Marquis, J. Shambora, D. C-aede, J. Hershey, A. Graff, L. Brady, D. Lewis, C. Smith, K. Sclmieve, C. Stanclen D. Ray. OFFICERS I. Fitts, A. Graff, S. Ratusz, B. Brady J Fourth Row: P. Zaleha, S. Hill, D. Nelson, B. Bratt, D Schneider, A. Carter, S. Herwig, R. Beres, R. Liston I. Fitts, P. Shambora, D. Dellefield, NV. Davis, I. Ripking I. Zett, L. Grimm, L. Lewis, M. Kleinholz, G. Shaffold N. Snyder, M. Gest. ENSEMBLES Front How: K. Fiedler, C. Stroud, D. Newton, I. Zaleha, Mr. Abbott, Direc- tor. Second Row: P. Zaleha, M. Wy- socki, M. Gilder, I. Marvin, H. Pap- pas. Front Row: K. Fiedler, S. Ratusz, L. Anderson, D. Roberts, B. Brady, Mr. Abbott, Director. Second Row: B. Webster, M. Bainbridge, S. Thomp- son, A. Graff, D. Thomas, C. Valles. x Front Row: A. Lyndes, Mr. Abbott I. Fitts, D. Beckloff, A, Gilder, R Liston, 12 Director, I. Shambora. Second Row. SEVENTH AND EIGHTI-I GRADE CHOIR First Row: C. Hull, E. Coleman, L. Montgomery, M. Linden L. Bates, K. Nesscl, T.Alspa.ch,QP. Norris, G. Warren, B Cowden, N. Taber, M. Bowle, B. Hintz, G. Queen, P. Iackson, D. Dean, I. Lyndes, R.'Frishkorn, B. White, L. Johnson, D Crow, G. Rotlige , L. Weber, C. rledwine. Second Row: Mr Abbott Efiorliliekl, L. Selvert, E. McVeigh, S. Kenderes, I Hutchinson C. Elliot S. Scott E. Thomas I. Iuncker I Dickson, 1.,Hinz,- D. Thomas, Ml Smigg, K. Burgess, F. Sorl rell, .P,szenitzki,T.Hennesy, P, Dobbins, B. Wade, B. Knight, C. leladdock, C. Bouza, L. Hanobik,-Third Row: B.Jara.m 13 B. Atsburger, D. Kincaid, M. Lyons, M. Cognihan, B. Com- ish, K. Gutzite, P. Sanbaul, K. Gibson, D. Cook, H. Swigart T. Brotherton, E Bowhan R.Mesza1'aS L.Doeh-r W. Smith L. Worcester, L. Sandercoek, L. Beckloll, H. Rogers, L. Mac: beth, P. White, K. Stone. Fourth Row: K. Peters, E.Milner, L. Branscum, P. Hancock, S. Pierce, M. Pogan, C. Danger- field, B. Short, I. Dickens, R, Saunders, G. Selman, D. Foy M. Raraick, J. Brady, N. Snyder, P. Spring, M'Tied,qmanp',P Schultz, L. Taylor, L. Stein, L. Lemmeyer, C. Springer. JU IOR HIGH BAND Front Row: B. Cornish, E. Coleman, L. Laughter, K. VVebb, D. Thompson, V, Schmauch L. Sievert, P. Smith, C. Hull, Mr. Brenner. 2nd Row: K. Hayes, D. Brushaber, I. Greer, C Mattice, C. Elliott, M. Pogan, R. Kelley, T. Brotherton, C. Springer, J. Butler, T. Alspach 3rd Row: D, Dean, G. Sallay, R. Netibauer, R. Short, L. Riddell, L. Beckloff, F. Leffler, D. Christensen, R. Meszaros, M. Counihan, P. Stambaugh. The junior High Band under the direction of Mr. Brenner had a concert for the parents in February. They entered the jr. Band District contest at Bay Village and a few of the band members entered the Solo Ensemble Contest which was held at Clearview. An assembly program for the 7th and 8th grade was presented by the Junior Band. I4 RANGERETTES A new group, the Rangerettes, under the direction of Mrs. Mill- heim, was organized this year. During half-time at the football games the Rangerettes performed with the majorettes and the Senior Band. This organization helped to make the half-time shows at the football games much more enjoyable. Carol Stroud, Mary Bolin, Cindy Swan, Elizabeth Mills, Betty Wilson, Gail Gardner, Janice Benton. 15 FUTURE NURSES AMERICA Front Row: L. Foy, M. Hamker, D. Mitchell, M. Kucera Du Broy, C. Herron, j,-Brpnner, P. Allefri, P. Charllon C. Stroud, B. Webster, J. Pais, C. Hayes, S. Snyder. G. Babyak, K. Bashak. Row 4: K. Minute, I. Trill, K Row 2: S. Pszenitzki, M. Coleman, C. Comman, L. Myers, B. Malone, M. Bainbridge, D. Newton, K. Wise Coleman, J. Vanek, I. Ingersoll, L. Kyer, A, Carter, I. K. Schieve, L. Dreger, P. Tumer, I. Henson, M. Bart Nielsen. Row 3: L. Myers, K. Manns, C. Peepers, B. FIRST. AID ROOM HELP Front Row: J. Ingersoll, K. Minute, I. Trill, L. Myers. Row 2: N. Sayers, C. Stroud, S. Mattice, P. Tumer, I. Gilgenbach. Q . QUILL AND SCROLL C. Christensen, K. Fiedler, P. Stiles, Mr. Parks, Miss Kalter, B. Karkellie, B. Kessel NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - Front How: K. Fiedler, D. Cruthers Row 2: C. Stroud, C. Christensen Row 3: M. Moore Row 4: C. Thompson, Gary Hrush - Row 5: B. Karkellie. Miss Wolf HOME ECONOMICS CLUB First Row: Mrs. Sloan, J. Juncker, I. Hales, C. Stroud, C Christensen, C. Bacher, N. XVysocki, M. Deeks, M. Kucera Mrs. Nichols. Second Row: D. Ray, N. Davis, R. Schneider, N. Diederich, R. Haffner, S. Ialoweic, I. Lovell, I. Sigs- worth, C. Myers, C. Krueger, G. Babyak. Third Row: P Dull, D. Newton, A. Scroggins, C. La Vine, V. Giles, I. Lyons, K. Fiedler, T, Obitts, I. Benton, I. Schneider. Fourth Row: A. Thorne, N. Foster, M. Edwards, I. Szymczak, C. Jones, S. Lucki, M. Joyce, P. Ripking, B. Strickler, L. Goss, K. Lowther, K, Rabbits. The girls under the leadership of Mrs. Sloan and Mrs. Nichols spent a busy year doing many different activities. At Thanksgiving they filled a needy basket for a family in this area for their Thanks- giving feast. April saw the election of officers and in May they had the installation for the new officers. I. Lyons, M, Bateman, N. Wysocki, C. Stroud, S. Lucki, C. Jones show pride in Thanksgiving offering. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First Row: B. WVilson, M. Grosik, P. Stiles, D. Karkellie, Row: M. Kucera, N. Bainbridge, C. Ackerman, I. Trill, K S. Kaduck, S. Thompson, B. Brady, A. Graff. Second Row: Minute, I. McElhaney, N. VVorth, M. Taylor, K. Fielder M. Decks, J. Szymczak, L, Dreger, I. Hershey, K. Painter, M. Moore. M. Zimliy. H. Ross, I. Rowe, C. Smith, C. Krueger. Mrs. Wyman. Third This year's Future Teachers have learned the different techniques of a teaching career. 28 ms EP.-2' E289 mv-ii 502. .:..'5':. sow D-5? '.w'4:a 551 ee? 'J' 2:5 OGC ,.. f-4 22?-'D Cunha 613213 fs-E0 :3 4-v-ID fifbfv HO-ia or-as 330 mi'-Tv: ogg' .Q- srovw .Pi .J 0 e7 itll n Q 19 9 DRAMATICS CLUB The Dramatics Club, with advisors Miss Finegan and Miss Wolf, led the future thespians of R.H.S. They put on a skit at a bonfire pep rally which was written by one of the members of the Dramatics Club. Y Front Row: R. Coughlin, L. Foy, C. Valles, Z. Zaleha, R. Myers, P. Ripking, P. Dull, A. Thome, M. Wysocki, K. Minute, K. Myers. 2nd Row: Mrs. Finegan, A. Barber, I, Pais, K. Fiedler, K. Lyndes, C. Smith, C. Krueger, D. Roberts, N. Bainbridge, M. Gilder, C. Ackerman, Miss Wolf. 3rd Row: B. Elliott, S. Ratusz, L. Andersen, C. Turner, P. Allen, G. Bacher, D. Gerhart, D. Beckloff, K. Wise, P. Brown, B. Malone. 20 SCIENCE CLUB Front Row: R. Steinmetz, B. Gardner, D. Gaede, B. Smith, J. Smith. 2nd Row: B. Hutchinson, D. Gower, A, Barnie, R. Stash, B. Strickler, Mr. Wanosik. The Science Fair sponsored by the Ridgeville Science Club took place in March. All of the high school students in science exhibited their work at this fair. From the local Science Fair the Club sent six winners to the Mohican District Science Fair that was held at Avon Lake High School on April 6. Winners of the district event entered the State Science Fair at Central State Col- lege on April 26, which was held in Wilberforce, Ohio. 21 ARISTOCRAT STAFF Front Row: M. Moore, T. Crabeels, H. Ross, A. Graff, K. Fiedler, P. Stiles, T. Solomon.2nd Row: J. Scott, S. Heinrich, P. Allen, Miss Kalter, Mary Lou Bart. 3rd Row: I. Nielsen, T. Schumacher, R. Dieduerichg L. Horton. S. Dravetz. Typing class preparing publications. R.H.S. students learned all the latest news and happenings around the school by reading articles in the Aristocrat for the 1962-63 school year. Typing II class typed the articles and prepared them for publication for the Aristocrat which was pub- lished ten times a year. The 62-63 Aristocrat staff will al- ways remember the great times they had getting a lead on news that re- cently occurred. ANNUAL STAFF Front Row: S. Kincaid, L. Vencel, A. Graff, B. Hill, B. Karkellie, B. Kessell, C. Christensen. 2nd Row: D. Karkellie, N. Sayers, J. Komzak, S. Schroeder, K. Myers, B. Malone, K. Painter, S. Dravetz. 3rd Row: Mr. Parks, M. Hamker, C. Krueger, B. Barnett, C. janik, J. Marvin. The 1962-63 Carousel staff hopes that you enjoy your annual more than ever this year. They have spent many evenings working on the production of the an- nual to make this years the best ever. They shall long remember all the fun and hard work they had getting the annual ready for publication. CARGUSEL-1963 PROM COMMITTEE is W . - Wx The Junior class presented the play Arsenic and Old Lace in November. They had a sock hop after a basketball game to raise ,V money for the prom. They also sold popcorn at all the basketball QQ games. Front Row: I. Laubenthal, N. Wysocki, A. Graff, P. Sweda, L. Vencel, S. Schroeder, C. Stroud 2nd Row: I. Shambora, R. Bauza, L. Lewis, V. Breehl, J. Evans, D. Dudik. 3rd Row: D. Fate, D. Bridge, R. Buescher, R. Beckloff. 24 STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: Mr. Barnhart, T. Crabeels, T. Bolin, C. Bolin, C. Valles, S. Snyder, R. Roberts, N. Sayers. 2nd Row: G. Lanser, I. Benton, N. Snyder, R. Liston, D. Zdara, B. Gardner, D. Bridge, I. Laubenthal, V. Breehl. 3rd Row: C. Stroud, D. Karkellie, I. Vanek, G. Bacher, D. Shupp, I. Hales, I. Iuncker, R. Haffner. 4th Row: I. Hull, J. Urban, A. -Cilder, T. Osbun, P. Dull, C. Myers, K. Minute, W. Davis. The Senior Student Council, with advisor, Mr. Barnhart, revised the student handbook this year. They are looking into the possibilities of starting a foreign ex- change student program at Ridgeville in the future. The Winter Fantasy Dance at Christmas, which was held in the gym on january 12 from 9 to 12 was sponsored by Student Council. They purchased the shrubbery which will be placed around the new activity calendar in front of the school. ,m 1' WVinter Fantasy Dance sponsored by Student Council. 25 VARSITY R PRGMOTES SPORTSMANSHIP First Row: T.' Spicer, R. Bauer, R. Liston, Secretaryg D. Painter, Presidentg T. Beckloff, J. Shambora, D. Beckloff. Second Row: W. Hoffstetter, G. Bacher, D. Prechtel, B. Hill, I. Fit-ts, Treasurerg A. Cilder, I, Hull, G. Tomski, Mr. Scl1umacher,Aclvisor. Third Row: R. Atsberger, D. Minnick, G. Winterfield, I. Lett, I. Evans, G. Lenzer, D. Fate, I. Diederich.. .-. f , rt ff-T ,. . ', A The Narsity R was organized for athletes receiving a letter N2 . -Q in a varsity' sport. The purpose of the club is mainly to promote good sportsmanship among the athletes and for membership to In be a goal for students interested in athletics. X ,A K Varsity Rv sponsored after-game dances, parties for mem- ' . bers, and other events throughout the year. 7 ' . -- ,B ,sn- wr L r ' CIW' Q X W .A 5 fs f f T, 26 WL Sr 7 In his first yeir fms athletic director of R H S Mr Birnhfirt hfls done much to improve the students pfutici- pation in sports. Mr. Bsirnlrut has been striving to im- prove his office bv the introduction of intrannual athletics. He sfiid he enjoys the job but the fmthletic program could be expanded 'ind improved. One improvement that he thought necessary was the program in intramurals. The athletic director besides being the orderer of all equipment AS MR. BAENHAET PROVIDES LEADERSHIP ' i ff, . it I and the organizer of the sports program he also is in charge of the money raising funds and activities for the year. Robert Barnhart, Director of Athletics 27 G.A.A. First Row: C. Valles, R. Myers, B. Karkellie, M. Hamker, Row: S. Ratusz, N. Sayers, C. Searles, I. Dean, M. Linden S. Snyder, C. Hodge, C. Stroud, B. Brady, G. Arbaugh. S. Kaduck, J. Laubentha1,J. Konzak, A. Graff. Foufth Row. Second Row: R. Ro crts, B. Kessell, J. Gilgenbach, S. Kin- R. Caughlin, L. Foy, L. Vencel, S. Schroeder, N. Wysocki, caid, C. Smith, C. Krueger, K. Painter, D. Roberts. Third I. Hers mey, L. Lewis, D, Karkellie, M. Grosik, V. Breehl First Row: T. Kusak, P. Ripking, M. Deeks, M. Kucera, P. Dull, G. Lanser, C. Cornman, M. Coleman, I. Arndt, I Juncker, . Hales, H. Pappas, Mrs. Baillie. Second Row ,l. Ingersoll, S. Hill, I. Benton, I. Spence, L. Obitts, S. Parl fitt, L. Dreger, D. Mitchell, S. Mattice, N. Bainbridge, C Ackerman, J. Trill, K. Minute. Third Row: D. Newton, A. Barber, J. Sigsworth, C. Myers, G. Shaffold, K. Atsberger, G. Krueger, J. Schneider, A. Prososki, S. Ialowiec, J. Lovell, K. Sehieve B. Roush D. Greer A. Thome. Fourth How B. Elliott, Carpenter, D. Lewis, M. Diederich, C. Kleinl holz, B. Beckloff, R. Haffner, D. Marshbanks, G. Wallen V. Bolles, P. Charleton, P. Allen, K. Ijlanobik, M. Judy, P Dietz. Fifth Row: E. Mills, B. Wilson, G. Gardener, I. Pais R. Beres, M. ZilT11'lK, S. Pszenitzki, S. Rogers, A. Scroggins B. Rogers, B. Fu er C. Bacher, M. Cilder, K. Wise, I Szymczak, L. lVIyeI'S. GIRLS SOFTBALL First Row: M. Hamker, S. Kincaid, I. Gil-genbach, K. Com- Coughlin, B. Beckloff, C. Valles S RTILISZ C Acltermfm erford, RI. Grosik, C. Krueger, C. Smith, K. Painter, M. D. Greer, S. Hill, D. Thomas, V Frishkorn D Nhtchell Zmmy, C. Meyers. Back Row: Mrs. Baillie, Adoisorg R. This year as every year the girls are left with the task of shoxying the boys that athletics are not just boys games. Every second Friday G.A.A. meets to promote sportsmanship, and good relationship among the girls. The girls work for points which entitle them to honors in C.A.A. Besides G.A.A. these girls can also partici- pate in girls softball, girls archery, and girls track. I. Gilgenbach BEAUTY REIGNS I-IOMECUMING GAME AND FESTIVITIES GAIL LANSER Rain, snow, wind and cold will never stop the mail and it didn't stop the Ridgeville Rangers Homecoming either. The Rangers met Cleveland Luthern XV est in what was a very exciting game. The Rangers started out with a bang in the first half and scored two touchdowns to Luthern's one. The queen and her court were introduced at half time with Rita Meyers crowned by Sue Yost, last year's Homecoming Queen. The second half found Luthern West scoring two touchdowns to Ridge- ville's none and the Rangers lost 18-16. The next evening the queen and her court reigned over the 1963 Homecoming dance, which climaxed the week of festivities. Came Captain, Curtis Bolin pre- sents Homecoming Football to Queen, Rita Meyers. CHEERLEADERS SUPPORT Barbara Kessell, Rita Myers, Jane Hershey, Sue Schroeder, Helen Pappas, Shirley Mattioe. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Varsity Cheerleaders in action. The cheerleaders of our school are an important part in sports and student life. The 1962-63 cheerleading squad did a fine job of keeping the student body be- hind the athletic teams. Besides boosting morale, the squad sold sweat shirts, organized hush-days, and for the first time created their own fund from which some of the expenses of cheer- leading could be paid. 1 BATTLE CRY V-I-C-T-O-R-Y, that's the Freshmen battle cry V-I-C-T-O-R-Y, that's the Sophomore battle cry V-I-C-T-O-R-Y, thatls the Junior battle cry V-I-C-T-O-R-Y, that's the SENIOR battle cry V-I-C-T-O-R-Y, that's the RANGER battle cry VICTORY RIDGEVILLE ATHLETICS FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS . Patsy Dietz Betty Kessell Davena Marchbanks Mickey Zimny Sue Carpenter N 33 IUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Jill Greer ' Cindy Hull Becky Wade Karen Welsh IU1Sp FOOTBALL 1962 Ridgeville High Schools football team had much determination this season, under the excellent leadership of Coach Gillooly and assistant Coaches Fortune and Schumacher. We witnessed an excit- ing win against Wellington the second game which gave our team hope to the future games of the season. Although they weren't as successful during the remain- der of the season, they still showed eager- ness and good sportsmanship during the entire year. First Row: D. Stroud, Manager, D. Gaede, Manager, T. Jackson, B. Wellert, G. Winterfield., R. Atsberger, L, Ford, I. Hull, B. Smith, Manager. 2nd Row: G. Stainbrook, G. Preston, D. Deeks, R. Charlton, D. Minnich, B. Bamett, F. Glauner, B. Bums, A. Welter, I. Shambora. 3rd Row: C. Bolin, D. Fitts, C. Stiles, I. Fitts, T, Spicer, G. Lenzer, A. Gilder, D. Newton, I. Iares. COACHES Mr. Gillooly, Mr. Fortune, Mr. Schumacher SCOREBOARD 1 OPPONENTS Clearview 44 Wellington 12 Huron 28 Vermilion 50 New London 24 Avon Lake 6 Midview 36 Lutheran West 18 Margaretta 30 35 1 C C C 1 Jim Jares 1, 4 Glen YVinte1'fie1d 1, 3, 4 Curt Bolin 1, 2, 3, 4 COACHES SELECT SENIOR LETTERMEN V 1 jack F itts 1, 2, 3, 4 Dave Minnich 3, 4 Allen Gilder 1, 2, 3, 4 Dall P1'CChf6l 1, 2, 3, 4 36 Fifst ROW! R. Kearney, B. Wilford, G. Malone, Meeks, Crow, B, Baldauf, W, Scully, Snyder, B. Ashdown, D, L. White, Critte, M. Hadaway, C. PRt6I'SOl'1. Second ROUJ: Gower, B, Behm, Fourth Raw: Mr, Oft11,CO21Ch,Rl Minnich, I. jalowiec, R. Travise, J. Urban, G. Robexjts, W. Davis, I. J, Stiles, T X,Vaitg, A, Lyons, B, Kleefeld, Adams, I. Buckley. Third Row: Mr. Wanosik, Coach, I. WHILE FRESHMEN GAIN EXPERIENCE JUNIOR HIGH STRESSES FUNDAMENTALS First Row: J. Jacobs, T, Batski, K, Bgckloff, S, Gandee, J, Trill, W. Smith. Third Row: R. Saunders, I. Lyndes, D. Brady, H. Fisher, E, Boham, C, B1-Othel-ton, Second Row: Dean, T. Brotherton, Maxwell, K. Armstrong. I A- G0l'd2U1, D. Wolf, D. Whalan, B. Short, D. Thomas, B. . 37 LAKELAND CONFERENCE CHAMPS OF 1962-63 n Mr. Schumacher, Coachg D. Painter, I. Shambora, G. Tomski, D. Dudik, B. DiFranco, A. Glider, P. Sweda, I. Fitts, B, Hill, T. Beckloff, Mr. Fortune, Assistant Coach. Ridgeville is this year's Lakeland Con- ference Champion. Losing only 2 games, both to Midview, the Rangers entered the playoffs with a sparkling 16-2 record. Coach Schumacher, in his first season at Ridgeville was very pleased with the progress his team made throughout the season. Each member of this yearis team was an outstanding playerg and teaming with each other, they developed a great team. It was this all around ability of each member which sparked Ridgeville to one of its best seasons. The Rangers deserve a vote of praise for their achievements this season. SEASON'S RECORD RHS 68 56 53 78 59 45 71 67 66 59 61 55 74 68 72 86 64 64 38' Columbia Avon Avon Lake Wellington Amherst Clearview Keystone New London Lutheran West Wellington Huron Midview Amherst Avon Lake' Midview Vermillion Clearview Avon Opponents 42 47 51 45 43 30 51 57 43 39 51 57 58 58 84 64 52 62 BOARD OF STRATEGY ACTIO -, ,.,.,.u.--- - Q ,,,......- , 1, ma. w5xle'Ew1?a,1-i .fx Mr. Clark Mr Bfulhe Mr Schumflcher Head T Beckloff Coachg Mr Fortune Mr Orth D. Dudik, 20 helps the Rangers cause as Tom Beckloff and jack Fxtts look on. SENIGR LETTERMEN 2 Tom Beckloff Al Cllder B111 Hill Dave Palnter 40 lack F itts J. Vfs-FUTURE VARSITY STAR First How: D. Dellefield, R. Diederich, R. Rahrig, I. Hull, K. Krueger, D. Deeks. Second How J. Nessel, Managerg D. Fitts, R. Fowler, D. Shupp, B. Taylor, M. Van Meter, D. Gerhart C. Paterson. D. Painter and D. Dudik SEASON'S RECORD RHS Opponents Columbia Avon Avon Lake Wellington Amherst Clearview Keystone New London Lutheran West Wellington Huron Midview Amherst Avon ,Lake Midview Vermillion Clearview Avon D FRE HMAN BASKETBALL First Row: W. Davis, I. Jalowiec, B. Wolford, I. Snyder, R. Lowther, T. NVebster. Second Row: T. Wamer, M. Yonkof, C. Hughes, J. Buckley, B. Baldauf, R. Van Meter, Mr. Clark, Coach. D. Painter, 10, has just put in 2 points for the Rangers. D. Dudik awaits the results. 7TH GRADE BASKETBALL First Row: I. Hinz, R. Hamker, I. Lyndes, D. Dean, I. Herwig, D. Wolfe, C. Tollett, W. Smith, B. Trill. Second Row: R. Neubauer, N. Snyder, I. Dickens, R. Short, T. Brotherton, R. Hamker, Coach Orth. Third Row: E. Bowham, D. Balbierer, H. Fisher, I. Brady, R. Saunders. First Row: L. Harless B. VVood, B. Sigsworth, D. Neubauer, B. Benton, I. Schieve, C. Flood Second Row: R. Dreger, I. Evans, L. Riddell K. Parks, J. Porterfield, Mr. Baillie. 8TH GRADE BASKETBALL RHS GRAPPLER First Row: C. Linden, D. Pustay, G. Winterfield, D. Long, D. Minnich. Second Row Mr Zeman, Assistant Coach, G. Lenzer B. Branch, T. Osbun, R. Atsberger. Third Row: B Smith Manager, NV. Scully, R. Travise, I. Stiles, J. Diederich, F. Clauner, Coach Hiscox. Fourth Row B. Marquis, R. Charlton, B. Burns, J. Pleichner, T. Keys. Faced with one of its toughest sched- ules since its beginning four years ago, Coach Dave Hiscox's Rangers came through in fine shape and showed great promise for the immediate future. The team with a 4-7-1 record proved that, despite losing several lettermen through graduation, they could still compete with the best. Curt Bolin, Dave Pustay, and Dave Minnich won the title in their divisions in the Lakeland Conference Tournament. Several other wrestlers qualified for the District Tournament which added more prestige to Ridgeville High School. SEASON'S RECORD RHS Opponents 27 Midview 20 Avon Lake 0 Huron 10 Bay Village 13 Rocky River 34 F irelands 12 North Olmsted 8 St. Edwards 31 Midview 2 Elyria 32 Admiral King 13 Vermillion 44 IN ACTION A Ranger trles for a pin B. Marquis tries for Ranger win 45 ACADEMIC AND ATHLETIC H NORS I Karen Fiedler is being presented the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award by Mrs. Sloan, enabling her to compete for a scholarship. Football players and cheerlead- ers were honored at the annual football banquet. 46 CONFERRED ON R.H.S. STUDENTS Fmfteen new members were inducted into the N.H.S. A new member is inducted into the N.H S A tea was held for two members of N.H.S. following the induction. The Pep Band, under the direction of Mr. Bowen, lend support to the R.H.S, basketball team. PEP RALLIES AND DANCES Ridgeville plays Midview during pep rally. Student enthusiasm is promoted by skits such as the courtroom scene involving the judge and prisoner. 48 ' ET TONE OF ACTIVITIE The Homecoming Queen and her court enjoy the after- game dance. Students enjoy themselves at R.H.S. Dances. 49 The Court for the Winter Fantasy Dance set the stage for an enjoyable evening of dancing. School closed for Thanksgiving vacation with an impressive assembly. ASSEMBLIES -1 An assembly illustrating the many uses of natural gas Wes sponsored by the Student Council. The Eighth grade choir entertained during the Choir assembly. The student body is entertained by the Ridgeville High School Band. AN IMPORTANT PHASE OF SCHOOL LIFE The High School Choir began a suc- cessful year by presenting an assembly. 51 IT IS N OT ALL PLAY Seniors listen attentively to another one of Mr. Clauner's stimulating discussions on American Government. Gym classes stress the importance of physical fitness. During the third six weeks, they participated in bowling instructions at Ridgeview Bowling Lanes. I M git ,t 'MA Mr. Baillie demonstrates logical thinking through geom- etry. Here he explains a problem to the class. .52 1 R.H.s. SCHOOL DAY W. X ' ,. e fe.: rp ., .,is bi' il I .,.. nMJf,,,,,f 4 , .rM,,.W L . The girls in Mrs. Nichol's class learn many of the techniques of sewing. One of the projects of the art claiss was to work on tin craft during. the Christmas holiday. Here pictured is the class working on this project. Cleaning up after a big dinner is ' one of the many problems encountered by the girls in Mrs. Sloan's home eco- nomic class. 53 LEARNING IS ACHIEVED BY DOING. . Ns V Q K X I-Z1 I N , NNNNI ' ES. . F Cuten Tag! is the greeting of the day when Instructor, Mr. Hiscox, lectures to future sci one enters Mr Romeis' German II class. entists in chemistry class, Could anyone but R.H.S. students laugh at a time like this in the Biology lab? 54 ODDS ENDS V' HT .M - S .mx ,uw ' lf ,W-W -Lx, x.,, WW ,M ,, 0' Xl 'Xjfxwvwws XX WMM, Km! as X .ww --X 5 W - W Wg- 1 ff, -, Y-A f - , .-. M A ,--' f im - - A A: ffjfl' xv -. 'Ei gk 1 F W .au x N .. , 3552. Q - QE , ng x ,xnlfe W4g'?.ffA . ,. .Q ,,, . X Q...- F PERSONALITIES IN RHS PROGRESSIVE ADMINISTRATION STUDIES W. Krueger, J. Sallay, B. Fate, President, A. Gerhart, C. Throne, Clerk, R. Schmittgen. The year is 1963, and we, who have always claimed a year of the future, now step into our own, and 'stand as the Roman, God-of-the-Gate way, Janus with two faces - one for the past and one for the future. In the past we see much to hold in our hearts and minds as a rightful part of our self, and in the future we see promises, hopes, more goals, and more gateways. There is much to leave and much to discover - yet, there is also much we can take, for as we attempt to drop our face for the past and direct our sites solely toward the future, we find in two small ways - in the form of memories and friends - Rangers will go with us . Superintendent of Schools- AND PLANS F OR THE FUTURE Congratulations to you, the graduating class of nineteen hundred and sixty-three. You have demonstrated your potential to us here at Ridgevilleg now it is time for you to show your ability to the world. We have given you the keys to the doors of opportunity and now you will have to unlock them. We wish you success through 1ife's hard jour- ney and any time you need us or would just like to visit us, please come in. Our doors are always open to you. don!-Q jj High School Principal Our heartiest congratulations to you, and to all those who made your being here possible. As you leave Ridgeville High School, it is hoped that you will continue to: Try Earnestly Succeed Humbly Lose Gracefully Live Properly And above all, Be Yourself. Mr. Bernard Fate President, Board of Education N. Ridgeville, Ohio The very best of luck to the class of 1963. In our associations you have exhibited abilities which will lead you to unknown heights of success in the future. If you put to use what you have been taught at Ridgeville High School there will be no limits to your future fortunes. ' Junior High Principal 59 FACULTY, 1962-'63 RUSSELL ABBOTT Baldwin-Wallace Vocal Music MAYNARD ALLEN Muskingum College, Western Reserve University Seventh Grade Science ADAM BAILLIE Muskingum College Algebra I-II, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry 60 VIRGINIA BAILLIE Muskingum College Girl's Health and Physical Education STANLEY BENNER Defiance College, Ohio University, Baldwin-Wallace, Franklin-Marshall University Eighth Grade Mathematics CHARLES BENN S Kent State University Industrial Arts DAVID BOWEN Toledo University Instrumental Music JAMES BRENNER ' 'Ohio State University Junior High Band Instrumental Music LARRY CLARK Wilmington College Industrial Arts JOHN DEAN ' Marshall College, Kent State University, Ohio University Junior High Social Studies 61 LAVON FARMEN Anderson College Eighth Grade English BARBARA FINEGAN Baldwin-Wallace Western Reserve University English JOHN GILLOOLY Marietta College American History Driver Education ARNOLD FORTUNE Baldwin-Wallace Biology 62 RICHARD GLAUNER Baldwin-Wallace, Western Reserve University American History, American Government ESTHER HARDING Kent State University Special Education ELEANOR KALTER Baldwin-Wallace, Western Reserve University Librarian CLARE KRETCHMAR Western Reserve University Cleveland Institute of Art Art DAVE HISCOX Hiram College Chemistry, Physics General Mathematics DONALD LENHART Wooster College Iunior High Mathematics 63 RITA LYNGSO Capital Umoerstty Typing, Shorthand Office Practice DENNIS MANNS Baldwin-Wallace World History, World Geography A. OREN MERKLE Bahiwin-Wallace Bowling Green University l Ohio State Bookkeeping, Typing FLORENCE MCMANAMA Ripon College, Wisconsin University Latin I-II, Business English 64 e IANICE MILLHEIM Marietta College English, Speech FRANCES MILLS Ohio State Special Education ROBERT ORTH Glenville State College Social Studies JAMES PARKS Findlay College General Business Typing MAYBELLE NICHOLS Miami University, Ohio State University Home Economics-Sewing JACK ROMANS Marshall University Social Studies, Science 65 DONALD ROMEIS Bowling Green University Algebra , German I-II JACK SCHUMACHER Ohio University Boys Health and Physical Education RUTH SLOAN Indiana State Teacher's Columbia University, Kent State University Home Economics-Foods 66 College, JOSEPH STAFFORD Morris-Harvey junior High English DYER SWEET Ohio University, University of Michigan, Western Reserve University S eventh Grade English IANICE TROUTEN West Liberty College French, English NANCY VETTER Mount Union College, Ohio Wesleyan College, Columbia University English III-IV, English Composition LINDA WOLF Capital University, Kent State University Speech, English II, Guidance SONA WYMAN University of Maine English, Spanish JOSEPH WANOSIK Miami University General Science KENNETH ZEMAN Ohio University Consumer Education Psychology 67 SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS Jean Anderson Dorothy A. Yost Secretary to Principal Secretary to Superintendent BUS DRIVERS CUSTO' E. Dorrow, M. Gallis, A. Shuster, D. Frank, D. Shuster, I. Wilford, I. Shuster H. Atsberger, R. Welter, E. Sally, I. Gilder, E. Beir. 68 H. Jackson Stanley Benner Clara Throne Pauline Wallace Transportation Clerk of Board Assistant Clerk DIANS COOKS IJ. IIUIIIBKIII V V V V F. Schroeder, H. Axtord, E. Comman, E. Caydash, I. Atsberger. 69 Georgia Arbaugh R Atsb niiaid niiiifi Ronald Bauer Ronald Bauza Richard Beckloff Michael Bier John Bober Rebecca Brady William Branch Vicki Breehl Dwight Bridge Bonnie Buckley Raymond Buescher Harvey Callahan Chris Carlpenter Ray Char ton Richard Coe Cathy Comerford Ernest Cook John Cool Anita Counts Theresa Crabeels i Jerome Diederich Robert DiFranco Ted Dimaline Thomas DuBroy David Dudik Diana Dyke Barbara Eck s ,X Z, S F I L 'ff ,Y It ,, ll 'NYJ w ' ig-1, w:a..s,.,.:,::::sas' - X Q. -ff is i .. was e C vans. f X W Q , wb- .W Xxxsfij A E ' 'V . F73 Q 1 . X .E ' fi I , 5' x is X X at . 3 it X Q eefzsff :J -1 1, 'lt' R QQASN' SJW: - .. Eiga-2 fx V 'E 1 5.?giQ.i5a - .wail . X, .1 l Q23 Q Y ' are ta X N K i 6 dis U IOR : 1 f:,, ik aw The Junior Class under the leade ship of Richard Beckloff, Ann Graf , Dave Dudik, and Noreen Wysocki. . V, - -eq e f an RVN Nfggkl K sg ,tf l'i:,1.iw 1. 1 i. e l 2: , N 'sw I , f 5 l fl X 2 2 f f ' 1 sa , -A a es, at , ,Z s e -,z u -., Y, :K , . 3 L. ig ' f- ,herria ie K H H32 D 5X 5 ,... ,. l R A. Y. 1 -Ki: 3 'fr 70 r- f CLASS OF 64 sf: S tri X 1 , ,. .E .Q . ai N' , gp ' EEF-Wa C 3 aafiia... , .r Popcorn is fumished by Iunior Class at ' C ' ,C 1 Basketball games. ' s X ' ,N 1 si DP Q i 'fsfft 1. K . A 3' Aa t Q . if , f i l ' LL. 1 4, K Mm , ' , iam f arf ' h - 5, '- 41 A,--- 7 N' lk' f ' C 'Q - - MH sl X -N. as N X .- M ,e if ,xr is gg K .... ,, .1 N I K s I T iw t mga X b A X Qt W QQ, .kr , wsrxqsk 71 Robert England Jack Evans Dan Fate L F rd Adrrlgn Igrederick Edna F uell Ian Gadke Ann Graff Andrew Grega Mar aret Grosik Sancfra Heinrick Iane Hershey Karen Hinz Carol Hodge Walter Ho fstetter Betty Innes Carole Ianik Sharon Iares Robert Iirousek Donald Johnson Shirley Kaduck Diane Karkellie Robert Kennedy Thomas Keys Robert Kitson Ronald Klein Judy Komzak Carole Kreuger Kathleen Lanigan jane Laubenthal Glen Leonard Lynda Lewis Alfred Linden Cletus Linden Dan Lowther Karen Lyndes William Lyons Robert Marquis Patricia McKay Homer Michaels Edward Monschein Patricia Moore Walter Moyer Vonna Nelson Tom Osbun Io Ann Page Karlyn Painter Andrew Pogan Rory Pszenitski Ann Randall Donna Roberts Hellen Ross Judith Rowe Raymond Schartman Donna Schneider Gayle Schoeverth Sue Schroeder john Shambora Roy Shaw f .. deli I ff M A . , , 'la , . 3XQ ' OR.. 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A ' 5 ,. -A g T x E T ss . laQ.:.,, n Emest She herd Carol Smith Jerry Smith Robert Smith Thomas Solomon Thomas Spicer Grant Stainbrook Charles Stiles Ioan Stirner Joyce Stone Carol Stroud Bruce Swan Paul Sweda Robert Thimki Gary Tomski Ralph Travise Judith Trill Robert Trimble Paulann Turner Jean Vanek Linda Vencel Gerald Warner Barbara Webster David Woehrma.n William Wood Nanci Worth Noreen Wysocki Ioan Zaleha Carol Ackerman Daniel Adair Georze Adams Jane Addair Linda Adkins Thomas Albers Judith Arndt Charles Atkinson George Babyak Claire Bacher Nancy Bainbridge Donna Balas Allen Bamett Mary Lou Bart Karen Bashak Janet Bement Matthew Bender Michael Bilow Donna Blankenship Robert Bristow Cecil Brock John Brouse Wilma Bumett William Burns Treva Bolin Darlene Cadman Annelle Carter Donald Caruthers Marjorie Coleman Cathy Comman Audrey Coss Frank Davis Nancy Davis s s ia ' Us X. s .H is ., . . . 04 Pk .4 if i E ' ':.:1 i i in ' 3 ' as C- ,,.' Y SOPHOMORE N' X ll 2 A X X K1 N , v ' Qu B . vm y P Bob Wellert,nCarolyn Hayes lead ,Y x ' l Sophomore Class. ss Q, X .- K Q .. v N5 X 3 4 'Z' , X 3 'Q' x, - ' tr 6 -1. fr Y 74 SVA'-1 . ,,i,,-,wr I-wwf., e. CLASS OF 65 Sophs selling candy and pop at the basketball games. X . K ig. K .rf--. .- ' 'Q if l SSX ,Lage H 13 Vi K . ' r 1, V2-' Q lfzi if w f i S Y X X bi: R ' , A 525 - -ag ' N r E J S X . i, - . . ll X ggi 2 rt Q, Q X gd Q ... Q 'w-2,13 Xt sa iN.vsQw:-f, K 9. A.. 3,, if rw Q S Q sr aw ig X R 3 '4 ' an L I 1 M N 75 Daniel Deeks M D ks Dcilililllld tlggellefield Norma Diederich Norman Diederich Raymond Diederich Rita Diederich Linda Dienes Richard Dietz Marjorie Dimaline Larry Doehr Linda Dreger Barbara DuBroy Daniel Dull Pamela Dull Mary Edwards t Mary Evans is Charles Fair '- Edith Fair Ralph Fitts Nancy Foster Richard Fowler Holger Franke Robert French Barbara Fuller David Caede William Gardner David Cerding Richard Gerhart Ronald Gerlak Carol Gest Marcia Gilder Virginia Giles Frank Glauner Dawn Greer Beverly Guthman Iudy Hales Theresa Harless Carolyn Hayes Gerald Henson Jennifer Henson Carol Herron Sandra Herwig Phillip Hughes james Hull Robert Hutchison jane Ingersoll jack Irwin Thomas jackson Doreen Ianas Daniel aram John Je e Jackdxoyce Judi Iuncker Kenneth Krueger Gary Krupp Monica Kucera Theresa Kusak Linda Kyer Carol La Vine George Lenzer Donald Lockhart Darrell Long Marian Niahl james Malley Barbara Malone Bill Malumphy Karen Manns Marie Martinez jane Marvin Shirley Mattice James McVeigh Eloise Miller Karen Minute Diann Mitchell Kathleen Moore Don las Mosley Ka een Myers Linda Myers james Neff James Nessel Dennis Newton Diana Newton Janet Nielson Sandra Nolan Richard Onyak Dennis Pappas Helen Pap s Sharon Pass iii Q sox X X ggi X x x SN D XX N Q ,,. 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' Ig ' i L ' Z . QF v f. ' ' . ' ' 1' we 'K s 0 vim. if X , Q si 'W new 5 'Xb i 'a 'rx -ff YF? w- E ' E-ft: TTR , is :fl ,Ev ii X we s ima is - B5-1 - Q xx X .1 si 'l X rr ' .X-eww , , -if L K 7- 'fi K 5: YZ ' P7 2. ez at Y, W ,Pl A I w ,Z . .gi K i K K We - '. H Feiugiif s - n Q . -.r ' ' A vii ' t -, s X Q 4: Q x.- . 0 , ,J :X , x h' . f . -t , -' - t t ' .. km r 77 1' ' A 'QR S S rm is I Cherie Peepers Richard Pendleton Gary Preston Shari Pszenitski gaviflgustay aro ay or Ronald Rairig Doroth Ray Richard, Remy Patricia Ripking Rebecca Rogers Bonnie Roush Michael Rusnak Richard Rusnak Karen Schieve Dan Schroeder jane Scott Anita Scrog ins Robert Sesslir Terry Short Art Shull Richard Shupp Sandra Sievert Steven Ska ura . Linda Smith Mary Smith William Solomon Terry Sparks Roy Spiker Phyllis Stambaugh Iean Stamper Richard Stash james Storch Dale Stroud Nadene Swan Mike Sweeney Jean Szymczak Robert Taylor Shirley Tharpe Keith Thomas Ann Thome Dennis Thompson Ioan Trill Ellen Trull Thomas Turner Martin Van Meter Robert Wellert Alan Welter Susan Wilson Kathy Wise Patricia Worth Mary Ann Wysocki Neil Zack Daniel Zdara Richard Zedaker Not Pictured: Rita Schneider Pat Nuhfer Fay Adams James Adams Phoebe Allen William Ashdown Elizabeth Ashwill Karen Atsberger Gayle Babyak Marilee Bainbridge Bemard Baldauf Alice Barber Emery Bama Barbara Barnett Adrian Barnie Barbara Beckloff Robert Behm Chris Bender Janice Benton Rose Beres Mary Bolin Violet Bolles Gary Blaylock Tong Blankenship Lin a Brady Ruth Bratt Michael Brown Robert Bruce Jeannette Brunner John Buckley Richand Burdick Jeffery Bums William Bush Sue Carpenter Janis Carter Patricia Charlton Patricia Coe Charles Coss William Counts FRESI-IMEN W Vs , di X an-N X erik N aa -all 1 x 'X ' 5 of , , -6- is English calls for concentration by Freshmen X5 w 78 CLASS OF 66 Concentration is important for Freshmen, . 'st it . . wg.. , X Q ia W- 0 ,. 'I 7' ' t sf ,, if is X. ., ' Q .. N g . aa, f . - - is A X N ,gf - f wr- fx F X K 2 M375 1 , i- X -Q sg ., .. as . EN N V ' ' N N l N Q X x X I 1 XXX ll as . l rx. V: gf 1. -Q ' W. xo. R V X V R sf N ag 5 a Xa is .ff E i -,.. ,. X -. i i Em Q T . 9 1 N :iff - -ra L Q . N. :reg r 'i si sa S W. 79 gf! . 5? , rg X .si K sy. 2 iw, m X H Si 'M Q Q v as .. Q U , : qw. 3-A Darlene Covey James Crow Thomas Cummings Wayne Davis Richard Denis Margaret Diederich Patricia Dietz Sharon Dirnaline Albert DiPietro Linda Dixon Joann Doyle Thomas Drake Linda DuBroy Robert Edwards Babette Elliott George Fridenstine Victoria Frishkorn Gail Gardner Marjorie Gest James Gilder Barry Glass Linda Goss David Gower Tim Grambley james Grice Dorothy Gunter Mark Hadaway Rita Haffner William Haniian Kathryn Hano ik William Harrison james Harwedel Beverly Hayes David Higgins Gloria Sue Hill Sharron Hill Mary Hintz Clifford Hughes Thaddeus Hunt Sharon Innes Laura I ackson Sandra Ialowiec Cheryl Iones Ma.ry Joyce Monna Judy Louis guncker Ronal Keamey Betty Kessell Richard Kinko f Robert Kleefels Gail Krueger Gail Lanser David Leffew William Lenzer Steve Leonard Mark Lesnick Donna Lewis Norma.n Linden Kath Lowther Rona d Lowther Susan Lucki Allen Lyents jerry Malone I oyce Lovell Davena Marchbanks Sandra Martin Sharon McElhaney Robert Meeks Elizabeth Mills Richard Minnich Gayle Monturi Marilyn Moran Margaret Morgan Phyl is Morgan John Munger Connie Myers Donna Nelson Thomas Nelson Thomas Noll Nancy North Louise Obitts Barham Ortosky joan Pais Susan Parfitt Craig Paterson Sherwin Patton Charles Phelps Floyd Piatt Harold Pillivant Sandra Piorkowski Audrey Prososki Kathy Rabbits QL so xr me ...,, .. , , s 1 di ax S I Yi cf. 1 if 'NJ 6 A ,gh 1 .A of VO X- --. 1 in L 1 5 . ,,.. he l ' N3 'sp L i QM .- :gm Z as is hifi I I 1 fx Xa 1 if F 3 i 5 L x QS i ,iirf s1..f 1 vga 3 X L I K gn 'W' S 'X X, G' 55' 1'-lx r xg w L if .e 1-Le v g 1. 5 ...,,r . , X5 .NM , 'A S x john Pleichner X Q X N 80 Hope Redwine Richard Reichard Paul Riley James Ripldng George Roberts Sall Rogers Paulla Sc afer Joan Schneider Larry Schroeder Barbara Schultz David Schuster Walter Scully Maryanne Sczpanski Michael Sczpanski Virginia Shaffold Paul Shambora Leslie Sharpe Judy Sigsworth John Smigel Janet Smith Michael Smith Rosemary Smith John Snyder Nancy Snyder Jean Spence Cynthia Standen Raymond Steinmetz Jim Stiles Daniel Storch Brenda Strickler Cynthia Swan Mary Jane Tabor Diane Thomas Linda Tollett Ronald Travis Michael Trull John Urban Randall Van Meter Sonja Wade Charles Waite Lynn Wallace Gail Wallen Tony Wamer Robert Watts Thomas Webster Burlene White Leonard White Bruce Wilford Betty Wilson Nancy Wohleber James Wright Martin Yo of John Zacharias 'Robert Zaleha James Zett Michalene Zimny Not Pictured Jack Jalowiec Charlene Kleinholz William Adair Roger Adkins Pansey Amonett William Amonett Linda Atkinson Gillian Barnie Thomas Batsky Kenneth Beckloff John Bennett Robert Benton William Beres I im Blair Rodney Blankenship Charles Bolles Dennis Booth Sandra Bristow Dewey Brock Gary Brotherton Diane Brushaber Linda Burdick JoAnn Butler Barbara Byars David Cantwell Donald Cantwell Iohu Chaglhrlilian Donald C 'stenser Robert Clarke Brenda Claus Deneice Counts Gary Crow EIGHTH GRADE , 5 W5 1 Y DYE ,X ?ms...,.,, . 1 i XX, l l W l E7 Q fi r. 'T ' Concentration is important during Math class 82 X CLASS OF 67 R W zz' 'J 2 K 7 533' Ni w W 'Ak'-Jii,L,' as .ag piss v. +3 me X ,, sigh Q ' S9 4,- 3 . J J J 2 83 Donna Dangerfield Thelma Davidson Jean Demyon Larry Dienes Joyce Dobbeck Mary Dobbeck Dixie Dobbins Frieda Dobbins Roy Dreger Virginia Dull Linda Eskins Evelyn Evans John Evans David Fair Patricia Fenohr Steve Fer?uson Charles F ood Marilyn Ford Steven Gandee Larry Gibson Ronald Gibson Jim Goss Jill Greer John Grice James Grimes Anna Gunter Diane Gutauckas Regina Guthman Christine Gutzeit Lonnie Harless Barbara Hayes Kathleen Hayes Carolyn Heinrick Linda Herwig Anthony Horinek Nancy Howard Wilma Hughes Daniel Huttinger Janet Irwin Lynn Jackson James Jacobs George Johnson Allan Jordan Diane Keamey Mark Kebic Pat Kimber Marjorie Kincaid James Kleefeld Leroy Knight Lawrence Kobelka William Kolhoff Joanne Lampert Karen Lanser Luella Laughter Fawn Leffler Elizabeth Lett Connie Lockhart Jim Loveless Charles Lowestetter Theresa Lucki Joseph Mancuso Pat Malley Vicki Markham Pat Mathes Jean Maxwell Michael Maxwell - Beth McElhany Carole McLean Theresa McMillen Sharon Meadows Sharon Monday Pamela Moore James Morgan Joann Morgan Barbara Moriarity Dan Munger Don Munger Betty Nagel Dale Neu auer Sharon Nielsen Jerry Norris Dale Olezewski Eugene Olsen Paula Page Ken Parks Elizabeth Pelfrey rx, 'F .sf , - x? 'waeksw H211 . 551' Aff, .K x I Z i E Study of-Ohio History requires work for eighth grade students, 85 Ralph Pelfrey Brenda Pendleton Ronald Phelps Iames Porterfield Lulu Quinn Thomas Redwine Jean Remy Lawrence Riddell Lida Roberts Susan Rothgary Gary Sallay Charles Sandercock Jeffery Schieve jewel Scott Henry Shupe Bill Sigsworth Kathy Sigsworth Robert Smith Thomas Smith Wilma Smith Gretchen Sparks Pamela Staszak Thomas Slgckler Dollie Swa Denise Sweeney Donald Taylor- Pat Thornberry Emma Tijerina Fred Tincher Kathy Trott Iohn Trull Larry Turner Mary V anDyke Mitchell VanMeter Brenda Walker Karen Walsh Martin Wells David Whalen Larry WVhitsel Charles Wohlever Susan J. Wolfe Susan M. Wolfe Dale Wood Karen Wood Caroline Woosley Tex Worcester Terrill Alspach Dale Atsberger Barbara Atsberger Dean Balbierer Linda Bates Cynthia Bauza Laura Beckloff Carl Blaylock Peg y Bolin Michael Bole Edward Bohann James Brady Linda Branscum Loleta Bricker Terry Brotherton John Brown Keith Burgess Roseana Burkholder Virginia Carpenter Shirley Chasman VVilliam Co wen Ellen Coleman Daniel Cook Bonnie Cornish Dana Cory Maureen Counihan Diana Crow Connie Dangerfield Douglas Dean ,X .01 ,, -1 'r. X Xa, as A r S is Isffra mnslx X ' 537 ,f EVE TH GRADE Q M, , one ,. r N Q? Q NX 1 SQA N ri X N xr X W X N Sgr , 555 K M X ' -:M - 'L X S 32 9 Q X was K 4 if 1 ee Qs we gr A N : M N .fe mv. 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K Q ,K 5:1 3 Quits t- -:SE .. ,c h ., ,.., xx ' X i Q X X av- Y' Q ff- X - iif '!t'.Ef5f '57 Eighth grade students study fundamentals of Math. 89 A . x Pauletta Schultz Starling Scott Gregor Selman Certrud,e Shaw Robert Short Louelle Sievert Michael Smigel Pat Smith VVendell Smith Norman Snyder Fred Sorrel Margaret Spring Cynthia Springer Phil Stainbaugh Robert Stample Lynn Stein Kathy Stone Harold Swiger Nick Tabar Linda Taylor Marcia Teidenean Rick Terry Kenneth Tharpe Daniel Thomas Edward Thomas Diane Thompson Cary Tollett Burt Trill Rebecca NVade Glenn WVamer Linda Weber Kathy NVebb David Wellert Betty White Patricia White Dennis Wolfe Linda XVorcester Ken Armstrong Daniel Bakata james Batsky Jeweline Bolles Charles Brown Bill Bruce Edith Conley Richard De Framm Lillie Edwards Roger Emping jerry England Michael Gosnell Lee-Etta Grimm Rick Gunselman Steve johnson Richard Keys Dennis Leffew Robert Linden Mickey Mathers Glen McVeigh john Noffsingei Robert N ordick Thomas Peters Allen Polsen Charlotte Prososki Brian Schorverth Margaret Stone Gerald Van Buskirk jack VVelch Roy Williams George VVohlelJer PECIAL CLASS Classroom work. Students concentrate during eighth grade Ohio HiSt0ry Class, Students study typing procedures. The boys in industrial arts learn the fundamentals of woodworking, mechanical drawing, machine shop and electricity. SHARON ANN ADDAIR WIIJMAQMAE ADKINS LINDA MAE ANDERSEN GARY FRANCIS BACHER ISABELLA BARNA MAR SHA BATE MAN THOMAS EARL BECKLOFF WVILLIAM C. BOLIN BARBARA JEAN BRATT SENIOR CLASS OF 1963 SHIRLEY DIANE CABUTHERS FLOYD CHAPMAN CAROLE ANN CHRISTENSEN SHARON ANN ADDAIR G.A.A. 25 Band 35 Home Ec. Club 25 Dramatics 2. WILMA MAE ADKINS F.H.A. 1,2. LINDA MAE ANDERSEN Westlake High 15 G.A.A. 35 Choir 2,3,45 F.N.A. 25 Home Ec. Club 2,35 Dramatics 2,3,45 Promoters 2. GARY FRANCIS BACHER Football 25 Wrestling 25 Student Council 45 Dra- matics 45 Hall Monitor 45 Varsity R 2,3,4. ISABELLA BARNA Saint Michael's 1,2,3. MARSHA B ATEMAN THOMAS EARL BECKLOFF Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 35 Track 35 Homecoming Escort 35 Varsity Ru 2,3, Treasurer 45 Band 1,2,35 Hall Monitor 45, Class Officer, Treasurer 45 Prom Committee 35 Student Council 45 Promoters 1,2. 93 WILLIAM C. BOLIN Football 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Track 2,35 Pro- moters 1,25 Student Council 3, President 4. BARBARA JEAN BRATT Choir 1,2,3,45 F.N.A. 1,25 Horne EC. Club 1,25 Dramatics 2. SHIRLEY DIANE CARUTHERS Aristocrat 35 G.A.A. 15 Choir 15 junior Red Cross 2,35 F.N.A. 1,2,3, First Aid Help 2,35 F.T.A. 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Usher for Graduation 3. FLOYD CHAPMAN Basketball 15 Football 1,25 Cafeteria Help 3. CAROLE ANN CHRISTENSEN Annual Staff, Activities Chairman 3, Co-Editor 45 Ticket Taker 1,35 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Office XVorker 25 Prom Committee 35 Junior Red Cross 2,3, Secre- tary 45 F .N.A. 2,35 Home Ee. Club 1,2, Treasurer 3, President 45 National Honor Society 3, Secre- tary 45 Dramatics 2,35 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Pro- meters 1,25 Usher for Graduation 35 Gym Aid 4. LOUISE MARIE COLEMAN DOUGLAS A. COUNTS SHARON ROSE DRAVETZ NORMAN L. COTTERMAN RALPH EDWARD CULLITON KAREN MARGARET FIEDLER 94 RETA AILEEN COUGHLIN IACQUELINE CAROL DEAN JOHN KENNETH FITTS l l LOUISE MARIE COLEMAN Choir 2,3,45 Iunior Red Cross 2,35 F .N.A. 2,3,45 Home Ec. Club 1,25 Library Help 3. NORMAN L. COTTERMAN Band l,2,3,45 Choir 15 Library Help 2. RETA AILEEN COUGHLIN Softball 2,3,45 G.A.A. 253,45 Band 2,3, Vice Presi- dent 45 Home Ec. Club 2,35 Dramatics 2,35 Pro- moters 2. DOUGLAS A. COUNTS RALPH EDWARD CULLITON Baseball 2,45 Ticket Taker 2,35 Band 1,25 Student Council 35 Hall Monitor 45 Class Officer, Student Council 1, President 35 Prom Committee 35 Stu- dent Council l,35 Promoters 2. JACQUELINE CAROL DEAN Homecoming Attendant 25 Ticket Taker 35 G.A.A. 152,45 Office Worker 25 Hall Monitor 15 junior Red Cross 25 F .N.A. 2,35 Home Ec. Club 152,35 F .T .A. 1,2,35 Promoters l,2. President Bill Hill Vice1Pres1dent jack Fitts Secretary Dan Prechtel Treasurer Tom Beckloff Student Council Gary Bacher Student Council Alan Gilder Student Council Ruth Roberts SHARON ROSE DRAVETZ Annual Staff, Activities Chairman 45 Aristocrat Staff 45 Usher for Graduation 35 Home Ec. Club 152,35 F .N.A. 2. KAREN MARGARET FIEDLER Aristocrat Staff 1,2, Business Manager 3, Editor 45 Choir 1,2, Accompanist 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Home Eo. Club 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. l,2,45 Historian 35 National Honor Society 3, President 45 Drama tics 253,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Library Help 2,3. JOHN KENNETH FITTS Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Homecoming Escort 45 Varsity R 1,2,3,45 Choir'1,2, Student Council 3, President 45 Class Officer, Vice-President 45 Hall Monitor 2,45 Prom Committee 35 Student Council 1, Treasurer 25 Promoters 25 Gym Aid 3. DANIEL A.G. FLOOD LAURA ANN FOY ALAN PAUL GILDER JOYCE ANN GILGENBACH WILLIAM GOTTWVALD MARGARET JANE HAMKER GRACE MARGARET HANIGAN WILLIAM LEE HILL LARAINE ELIZABETH HORTON 96 DANIEL A.G. FLOOD Basketball 1,2,35 Football 15 Golf 2,3,45 Track 1,25 Promoters 1,2. LAURA ANN F OY Majorettes 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 15 junior Red Cross 2,35 F.N.A. 1,2,3,45 Hbme EC. Club 1,2,35 Dramatics 3,45 Promoters 1,25 Office Worker 4. ALAN PAUL GILDER Basketball 1,2,3,-45 Football 1,2,3,45 Homecoming Escort 45 Varsity R 2,3,45 Choir 1,2,45 Hall Mon- itor 45 Prom Committee 35 Student Council, Treas- urer 45 Promoters 2. JOYCE ANN GILGENBACH Softball 253,45 Cafeteria Help 35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 F.N.A. 2,3-,45 F .T.A. 35 Home Ec. Club 1,25 First Aid Help 45 Usher for Graduation 3. WILLIAM GO I'I WALD MARGARET JANE HAMKER Annual Staff 45 Softball 2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,25 Treas- urer 3, Vice-President 45 Band 1,2,3, President 45 Officer Worker 45 Junior Red Cross 35 F.N.A. 1,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 25 First Aid Help 25 Home Ec. Club 1,25 F.T.A. 35 Promoters 1,2. GRACE MARGARET HANIGAN G.A.A. 1,25 Choir 1,25 Home Ec. Club 1,2. WILLIAM LEE HILL Basketball 2,45 Football 35 Track 45 Homecoming Escort 45 Varsity R 3,45 Hall Monitor 45 Class Officer, President 45 Prom Committee 35 Science Club 35 Promoters 2, Usher for Graduation 35 Gym Aid 2,35 Visual Aids 4. LARAINE ELIZABETH HORTON Aristocrat Staff 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Choir 1,25 Office Worker 35 Promoters 1,25 Dramatics 152,35 Home Ec. Club 1,2,3. 'eniors distinguish themselves on Dress Up Day Themes, themes, and more themes! THOMAS HORWEDEL RAYMOND JAMESON BARABARA JUNE KESSELL MICHAEL JAY INCERSOLL BARBARA KARKELLIE CAROL KIEPER J 98 JAMES JALOWIEC PHILIP BYRON KEARNEY SANDRA SUE KINCAID JOHN REABEN KRAGE KENNETH LESLIE KUSMER JAMES EARL LETI' THOMAS HORWEDEL MICHAEL JAY INGERSOLL Football 15 Student Council 35 Promoters 1,25 Stage Crew 2,3. JAMES JALOWIEC Football 15 Track 25 Usher for Graduation 3. RAYMOND RICHARD JAMESON Basketball 35 Track l,2,3,4. BARBARA GEORGENE KARKELLIE Annual Staff 3, Co-Editor 45 Track I,2,3,45 Ticket Taker 1,25 G.A.A. I,2,3, President 45 Class Officer, Secretary 35 Prom Committee 35 Home Ec. Club 152, Vice-President 35 F.T.A. 2, Secretary 35 Na- tional Honor Society 3,45 Student Council 25 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Promoters 1,25 Gym Aid 4. PHILIP BYRON KEARNEY Golf 3,45 Visual Aid 2,35 Football I. BARABARA JUNE KESSELL Annual Staff, Sports Editor 3, Co-Editor 45 Aris- tocrat Staff 1, Student Council 25 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Homecoming Attendent 45 G.A.. 1,2,3,45 Band 2, Treasurer 35 Cafeteria Help 45 Office Worker 2,35 Class Officer, Vice-President 15 Prom Committee 35 F.N.A. 2,35 First Aid Help 25 Dra- matics 2,3,-45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Promoters 1,25 Gym Aid 4. CAROL KIEPER Promoters 1,25 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Band 1,25 F.N.A. 15 Ticket Taker 1,25 Office Worker 3,45 Prom Com- mittee 3. SANDRA SUE KINCAID Annual Staff, Senior Section Chairman 45 Softball 3,45 G.A.A. I,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3, Secretary 45 All Star Band 3,4. JOHN REABEN KRAGE Choir 1. KENNETH LESLIE KUSMER JAMES EARL LETI' Baseball 45 Football 1,2,35 Varsity R 2,3,45 Hall Monitor 45 Promoters 1,2. MARGARET MARY LINDEN JEANNE ELLEN LYONS DAVID A. MINN ICH RAYMOND A. LISTON IANICE LOUISE MCELHANEY Gffff' JAMES A. MITCHELL l0f VICTORIA FRANCES LUCKI FRANKLIN JAMES MASSEY MARLENE MOORE MARGARET MARY LINDEN Track 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,-lg Office VVorker 3g F.N.A. 1, Student Council 2g Home Ec. Club 1,2, His- torian 3, Student Council 2. RAYMOND A. LISTON Baseball 2g Basketball 2g Football 3g Track 4g Var- sity R 3, Secretary 45 Choir 2,3, Boys' Ensemble 4g Prom Committee 3. VICTORIA FRANCES LUCKI Elyria Catholic lg Dramatics 3g Usher for Grad- uation 3g Ticket Taker 4. JEANNE ELLEN LYONS G.A.A. 1,2,3g Band 2g Home Ec. Club l,2,3,4. JANICE LOUISE MCELHANEY Band 1,..,3,4g Music Contest 4g F.T.A. 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. 11 FRANKLIN JAMES MASSEY West Field High 3. DAVID A. MINNICH Football 3,45 Wrestling 2,3,4g Homecoming Es- cort 45 Varsity R 4. JAMES A. MITCHELL Basketball lg Track 25 Promoters 1. MARLENE MOORE F.T.A. 2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4g Aristocrat l,2,3, Pub- licity Manager 4g All Star Band 3,45 Music Con- test 3g National Honor Society 3,4. .2 Most Popular Barb Kessell Ray Liston Most Likely to Succeed Karen Fiedler Ralph Culliton Most Cou-rteous Nancy Sayers Bob Onyak Best Dressed Jeanne Lyons Carl Noll Best Looking Laura Foy Ray Liston F riendliest Barb Karkellie Cary Bacher Class Comedzhn Barb Karkellie Jim Lett Most Athletic Joyce Gilgenbach Dave Painter Quietest Isabella Bama Floyd Chapman Most Masculine Joe Pleichner Most Feminine Chris Valles Prettiest Smile Nancy Sayers Carl Noll Prettiest Hair Vicki Lucki Ray Liston Prettiest Eyes Margie Linden Bill Hill 101 RITA JEAN MYERS ROBERT F. ONYAK JOSEPH PLEICHNER 1 GARY VVALTER NESSEL DAVID W. PAINTER DANIEL RALPH PRECHTEL 102 CARL FRANCIS NOLL RICHARD PITTS SANDRA MARIE RATUSZ AE ii. gk THOMAS G. REEVES RUTH ANN ROBERTS NANCY LEE SAYERS RITA JEAN MYERS Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Homecoming Queen 45 G.A.A. 1,2, Point Chairman 3,45 Office Worker 3,45 Prom Committee 35 F.N.A. 25 Home Ec. Club 1,25 F.T.A. 35 Dramatics 1,2, Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 45 Promoters 1,2. GARY WALTER NESSEL Babeball 2,35 Visual Aids 35 Track 45 Varsity R 4. CARL' FRANCIS NOLL Babeball 25 Hall Monitor 25 Track 15 Class Of- ficer, President 25 Student Council 35 Usher for Graduation 3. ROBERT F. ONYAK Holy Name 15 Parma Senior High 2. DAVID W. PAINTER Football 25 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Choir 45 Baseball 2,45 Varsity R 3, President 4. RICHARD PI TTS IOSEPH PLEICHNER Wrestling 4. DANIEL RALPH PRECHTEL Annual Staff, Sports Editor 35 Basketball, 1,2,35 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Homecoming Es- cort 45 Varsity Rv 2,3,45 Hall Monitor 45 Class Officer, Secretary 45 F .T.A. 1,25 Prom Committee 35 Dramatics 2,35 Science Club 35 Promoters 25 Usher for Graduation 3. SANDRA MARIE RATUSZ Softball 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Home Ec. Club 1,25 Dramatics 3,45 Promoters 1,25 Girls' En- semble 45 All Star Choir 4. THOMAS G. REEVES Choir 1,35 Promoters 1. RUTH ANN ROBERTS Softball 35 Homecoming Attendent 35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Student Council 2,45 Dra- matics 1,2535 Gym Aid 4. NANCY LEE SAYERS Annual Staff 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Band 2,35 Office Worker 15 junior Red Cross 1,2,3,45 F.N.A. 1,2,3,45 First Aid Help 3,45 Student Council, Secretary 3, Vice-President 45 Dramatics 1,2,35 Promoters 1,25 Gym Aid 4. BETTY SCHROEDER THOMAS SCHUMACHER CAROLE VAUGHN SEARLES SUSAN JANE SNYDER BETTY MAE SOLOMON KARL STEIN PATRICIA ANITIA STILES CHERYL ANNE STROUD SHERRYL ELAINE THOMPSON 104 BETTY SCHROEDER G.A.A. 45 Dramatics 45 Aristocrat 4. THOMAS SCHUMACHER CAROLE VAUGHN SEARLES Home EC. Club 1,2,35 F.N.A. 1,25 C.A.A. 1-,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Majorette 45 All Star Band 3,45 Homecoming Attendent 4. SUSAN JANE SNYDER Softball 25 Cheerleader 15 Homecoming Attendent 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Choir 1,25 Class Officer 2,35 Prom Committee 35 junior Pied Cross 2,3,45 F.N.A. 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,45 First Aid Help 25 Promoters 1,2. BETTY MAE SOLOMON G.A.A. 25 F.N.A. 1,25 Office VVOrker 35 Home EC. Club l5 Library Help 1. KARL STEIN PATRICIA ANITIA STILES Annual Staff 35 Aristocrat Staff, Publicity Chair- man 3, Feature Editor 45 Choir 1,2, Secretary 35 F.T.A., Parliamentarian 45 Dramatics 2,35 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Library Help 45 G.A.A. 1. CHERYL ANNE STROUD G.A.A. 1,2,35 Choir, 1,2,3,45 Officer Nlforker 25 Class Officer, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 35 Prom Committee 35 junior Red Cross 2,3, Vice-Presi- dent 45 F.N.A. 1,2,3, President 45 Cirls, Ensemble 4. SHERRYL ELAINE THOMPSON G.A.A. 25 Choir 1,2,3,45 Girls' Ensemble 45 F.T.A, 1,2,3, President 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Gym Aid 4. Senior P-S-Y-C-H-O-L-O-C-Y Excitement increases as graduation approaches CAROL ANN TURNER CHRISTINA VALLES GLEN WILLIAM WINTERFIELD COLORS A O Powder Blue and Black FLOWER Daisy A CHARLES YVILLARD VVONNER PEGGY IEAN ZALEHA MOTTO It's not how far you go in life, but how you get there. Semors looking into the future. 106 u CAROL ANN TURNER Choir 1,2,3,4g Cafeteria Help 2g Office Worker 1,2,4g Dramatics 4g G.A.A. 1,2,3g junior Red Cross 35 Gym Aid 4. CHRISTINA VALLES Softball 4g G.A.A. 3,4g Choir 45 Office Worker 4g Student Council 4g Dramatics 3g Student Council 4g Girls' Ensemble 4. GLEN VVILLIAM WINTERFIELD Football l,3,4g Wrestling 3,4g Varsity R 3, 45 Cafeteria Help 2,3,4g F .T.A. 2,3g Promoters 1,2. CHARLES WILLARD WONNER Basketball 1,3. PEGGY JEAN ZALEHA G.A.A. 25 Choir 1,2,4g Home EC. Club 1,2,3g Girls Ensemble 4g Gym Aid 4. Seniors promote school spirit. 107 JONES SERVICE STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Routes 20 and 76 Phone Elyria EA 7-2624 North Ridgeville, Ohio DON-A-ZEl.l.ES HAIR STYLING T Specializing in PERMANENT WAVING o BEAUTY SERVICES For Appointments Call EAst 7-2832 Hazel Atkinson Sharon Schmauch TINTING TRAXLER TRUCKING TOP SOIL SAND - SOIL Avon - WE 7-5362 RED'S GARAGE and TRANSMISSION SERVICE 36205 Center Ridge North Ridgeville EA 7-4164 SPITZER DRUG 36020 Center Ridge Road Phone EAst 7-4713 North Ridgeville, Ohio Your Rexall Prescription Pharmacy Compliments of DR. MARKHAM and DR. LOUFMAN East Wishes? WWZZ, 'Q .f' x ew g.,.lff1 'TW if I T ,rx T 1-QU The Elyria Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 1349 Lake Avenue Ohio Elyria y Compliments from QUALITY FURNITURE REFINISHING CLEVELAND, ot-no THE C. P. GILGENBACH CO. EXCAVATING MACHINE TRENCHING Bulldozing - Dump Truck Service Phone Elyria FA 2-3557 Crowds cheer Ranger football team. MELO DY GRCVE GREAT uuces PRQPANE oAs BALLROOM senvlce co. Club Meetings 2nd and 4th Saturdays Dancing - Picnics - Private Parties Wedding Receptions - Meetings Phone EAst 7-2300 Cooking and Hot Water Heating Bottle Refilling Station P.O. Box 6 North Ridgeville, Ohio CRL IO, 2000 ft. West of Rt. 763 Phone Elyria - EAst 7-4784 RIDGE LUMBER COMPANY Lumber o Builders Supplies o Insulation Get Our Prices - Before You Buy Phone EAst 7-55'l'l Avon-Belden Road North Ridgeville, Ohio DAIRY GROVE 35455 Center Ridge Road SUNDAES, SHAKES SANDWICHES and SOFT DRINKS ROBERT G. BENNHOFF Good Luck to the Distributor Class of '62 WAYNE SCHOOL BUS BODIES PAGE'S Telephone REgent 4-3097 REPAIR 4648 West 225th Street Cleveland 26, Ohio SERVICE SWAN'S MOTOR IN N lain Best lVishes 'B-Lg! A 3 ' BRANDAU JEWELERS RESTAURANT - TAVER Next to Sears Elyria - Ohio Route 10 and Durkee Road Complete Drive-in Menu DON'T GO HOME 'TIL YOU LOOK IN BRANDAU'S WINDOW Coach Gillooly tries to get us a win for Homecoming. H. H. WELLERT BARBER-coLeMAN OVERHEAD nooks Phone EA 7-5921 Electric Operators Good Luck to the Class of '62 THE MARTIN J. TOBIN CO. SPECIAL METAL FASTENINGS Butternut Ridge Road North Ridgeville, Ohio J. P. DIEDERICH SONS, INC. Flowers Dial EM 6-4621 Flowers by Wire 38599 Center Ridge Road Scatter Sunshine with Our Flowers Good Luck .iffy . -st. GZIP' I QF, 1 II Q IIRNFXDKFZX P - 1, 2.1-rv, ,.. 1 w, ff 1?51gf'-5' -J T I 1-'-'ffi . ' IIMMIIH ,I!!I!5 '-ff-. ,, ....... If 'HV 4 -t 15:1-fII ,.::: 'II .l1t' 's I 55 . lf 'viii'-,Li ,Hi--,E G' 5 ..-.1-, -ffl., - -afff'7L.,'ff,,'-!'..5 ,te ex -, . --K,-. ,531 .,r',. P, ' ..-154.5 Compliments of J. R. HOLCOMB 8. COMPANY 1710 East 22nd Street Cleveland 'I4, Ohio J. R. LEIMBACH - Builder BUILDER OF QUALITY HOMES 5381 Case Road Phone Elyria EN 5-3333 WISE SHOE STORE Corner Cleveland and Hawthorne Streets Phone EM 6-2731 The store where you can have full confidence in your sales persorfs training. MONSCHEIN'S ROOFING sPounNG . GUTTERS . HEATING Avon Belden Road EA 7-3551 North Ridgeville, Ohio Wm. H. Monschein, Jr. O PRINTING BOB COE SERVICE CUMPANY Rt. 76 and Chestnut Ridge Road Pure Firebird Gasolines 229 Temple CI' Elyria' Ohio Tune-Up - Brake Service Headlite Aiming Phone EA 7-7731 FA Phone FAirfax 2-9626 BOOKLETS o BROCHURES LETTERHEADS o ENVELOPES CTORY FORMS 0 WED'DING STATIONERY Offset and Letterpress Printing Compliments of McDO NALD'S CARRY-OUT RESTAURANT 2 AMBULANCES Day or Night SU DRO-CURTIS ' -' FUNERAL HOME 0 ELYRIA OHIO Gll.DER'S GARAGE Across from Ridgeville High School 24-Hour Wrecker Service EAst 7-4183 FA 2'37'l7 FA. 2-3718 Compliments TRIl.L'S GREENHOUSE GERANIUM SPECIALISTS 34011 Center Ridge Road NOLL CONSTRUCTION CO. NURSERY LAWN FARMS GROWERS OF NURSERY SOD Wholesale and Retail 5123 Avon-Belden Road North Ridgeville, Ohio Phone: Elyria EA 7-5744 or EA 7-2514 RIDGEWOOD MOTOR COURT 35157 Center Ridge Road North Ridgeville, Ohi P EA 7-2000 Compliments of CHARLES L. BARBER 6' ASSOCIATES 2313 Madison Avenue Toledo, Ohio MAKE MINE MILK DAIRYMENS DAIRY PRODUCTS 3068 W. 'I06 Slreel' Cleveland, Ohio OR 'I-2300 AT YOUR STORE OR AT YOUR DOOR Ping-Pong experts work off their lunches at noon. RIDGE CLEANERS, INC. Corner Rts. 20 and 76 North Ridgeville, Ohio Professional Care Means Ready to Wear Compliments and Congratulations to a Great Class L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Atrleboro, Massachusetts Class Rings and Pins Club Insignia 0 Medals o Trophies Plaques 0 Diplomas o Invitations PATRONS The George Karkellie Family Reichlin Funeral Home Mr and Mrs Robert Shatfold Mrs, E. A. Seabold, Sr Mr and Mrs Jack Atsberger The Edward H. Graft Family TA ' FNA Varsity R GAA Home Economics Club SfCII'li9l'1fel'S Science Club Student Council Band Choir National Honor Society Booster Club THANK YOU! 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