Rocky River High School - Riverlet Yearbook (Rocky River, OH)

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Jack YYhelan just committed matrimony with llarion Horn. He has been heard singing So This Is Heavenw on his way to work every morning. Norma Christensen won the gong with her barn yard imitations on Fred Hough,s amateur program. Donald Sorgc, Jack Strater, and Bert Combes are starring in the current l ' ' 'l p ay tl iree Men on a HKJl'SC,,. Few people know that Carl ltlitzel is the horse. Ray Fisher, captain of the police force, raided the 4'Cafe de Parisa' and has arrested the proprietor, Herman Peterson. Their bevy of chorus girls in- clude ltlarie Auer, Kay Kowalchyk, hlarjorie liawler, Ruth lNIcCullough, Janis Potts, Jean Reilley, and Gertrude Shank. Arline Anderson is the Domestic Science instructor who has to put up with Jim Robinson who acts in the official capacity of food taster Etlld hem putter- upper. Jerry Gorby waves gaily to all his friends from the cab of his big green dump truck. The neighbors have heard Ralph Yvilcoxon singing '4l'lease Believe Blew as he goes home late to May Denton. Bill Gobeille has been trying to pawn Toot's ring for more than it is worth from James Mace well known awn broker. 3 Elizabeth Gage has been glorifying the American Man in her Hollywood productions. Bill Kimball is co-starred with Vvinnie lilewellyn in her new picture, MA Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss, But It Gets Aroundw. Dud Beckrest who has long admired Clarice Zak's hair, has just found out that Mall that glitters is not gold . Bill Smith has been getting Charles Engeman, American Hy-paper weight champion, in condition to fight 4'Shorty,' Crowe. The results of the match are questionable. Darya Muelh r, Margaret Jacobs, and Betty Bucher are still trying to pay back llilltltlly Sherman for all the rides given them in high school. ltlnnna Von Rosen, famous police woman, has been conducting a class on How to Get Your Man . The members are: Betty Crumb, Florence Keppler, Eleanor llaniels, Gaynelle ltlndsley, Ruth Gore, and Delores Hervin. Bob Yutech, rccently appointed leader of the Townsend movement, has brought with him lnany of his female admirers including llargaret Hornaday, Pearl Heaton, and Joyce Humphries. After,experimenting with all the fellows from outlying cities, Peg Horton and Jean fNIcKeighan have finally settled down and married Rocky River men. ' Hd YValchli has taken the place of Bing Crosby and croons over the radio with that yearning tone in his voiceg for Janet Clark has married none other than his old classmate Cliff Anderson. Ken Turner says the blacksmith business '4Ain,t what it used to ben since Franklin Ylack and lirncst Hansen left town. Jack Matteson has a new dumb waiter system in his restaurant. Among them a1'e Gertrude Iiindstrom, Betty lXIcI.cai:, Dona ltliller, Ann Sandvick, Rose Smith, and Ruth Yan Flandern. Ucie llcliean is the tap dancer. Xvord has not yet been received from St. Peter whether the pearlv gates were opened for Mr. Grubb. T!VHXTY FOUll

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Hi-Tide IUNE, 1936 ROCKY RIVER, OHIO THREE CENTS CLASS OF '36 BIDS FAREVVELI.: LEAVES CALENDAR OF YEAIVS ACTIVITIES Seniors Attain Their Goal In the fall of 1935 approximately ninety- five students entered the senior class. Each had many and varying hopes and desires of his own, all unitedly strove toward one goalfgrad- uation. Now we have attained it! Let us turn in retrospection and see what we have accomplished in the past year. River's Spirit Unshattered By Defeat Although Riveris efforts in the line of sports brought, only a series of defeat as- suaged by several victories, the boys did not falter, but bravely plugged on giving their best. Ivhy? Because school spirit and good sportsmanship are so im-- planted in them that the idea of giving up was never con- sidered. IVhat a splendid example of steadfastness and courage our boys of '36 have bequeathed to next yearis reigning class! Dances Add Their Frivolous Moments The senior class sponsored two dances during the year. The Ivitches Iviggle, a Hal- lowe,en dance, a n d t h e Hatchet Hop proved to be such fun as to justify the time and effort spent in plan- ning each. The class consid- ered these dances to be of much Worth socially as each was a big success. The senior prom was a culmination of the social ac- tivities with lovely gowns, pretty girls, good looking boys, gaiety and laughter, and a swanky orchestra. Senior Play Adds To Class Laurels The class play, Once in a Lifetime, added to the class's reputation for versatility. The very fact that it in- volved gypsies added glamour and interest. The colorful costumes and new scenery plus excellent performances by the entire cast made it an outstanding project. The leading characters are pictured at the left with their able director, Miss Ivhite. Class Undertook Many Extras lNIany members of our class also distinguished them- selves by appearing in other outside activities such as the dramatic club play, Tony, the Convict, the operetta, The Governor's Daughter, the essay and speech con- tests, the senior forum, and the ping-pong tournament together with membership in various school organizations. TWENTY-SIX