Rocky River High School - Riverlet Yearbook (Rocky River, OH)
- Class of 1937
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F. .r ..,. . .., r . ..-.. .1 , .. 3183 why. .., .iam 1 , M nw- ...V 4,-L..- 4.4, .un . fi' , . ami ' a record ofth the ri published by the rocky rivem dge clark, eclifo 'ear 1936-37 O verlet enior class of high school een, bus. 'ear 1936-37 ' verlet enior class of high school een, bus. DEDICATION NVQ wish to dedicate this book, the Rivcrlct of 1937, to our Bmxrcl of I'1ill1CZLti0I1, which has served us so fzuitllfully. 4 I I Standing H. H. Blackburn, VVI11. H. Gray, Carl W. Sollenberger, Dr lohn J. Young. 1 mg Mrs. F. V. Kenney, Mrs. Alice VV, Dolphin, Mrs, Elsie L. Cleverdon. board of education The rapid growth of Rocky River following the depression period sets up two difficult problems for the Board of Education. The first is adequate fin- ancing on a basis which will provide schools of the high type required in a residential community of this kind. The second is to plan and provide adequate facilities for the increasing enrollment. During re- cent months Hlooster School has been re-opened after extensive repairs. Old Beach is to be used as an Administration Building. This will provide addition- al class room space in the High School. These prololems and many others relating to the teaching personnel, maintenance, ground, materials, and equipment are given careful attention hy the Board. Rocky River is fortunate in having people with experience and ability who have civic interest of a type which impels them to give freely of their time and effort for the good of the comnmnity. They receive no reward except the satisfaction which comes from doing a valuable service for onc's neighbors. x faculty Among the new members on the teaching staff this year were Miss Priscilla Boyer, public speaking teacherg Mr. Edward Mulvihill, football and tennis coach and instructor in book- keeping and business arithmeticg and Mr. Arthur Bridenbaugh, chemistry, physics, general science, and algebra instructor. The new teachers have all taken a very definite place in our school activities, and the old teachers have continued making themselves more indispensable to us. The faculty has a social group called the 'l'eachers' Asso- ciation for the purpose of giving parties and becoming better acquainted. Each year they elect a president, this year's being Mr. Bowen. It has been the custom to have four parties a year: however, this year they had but two, one at Christmas and one in the spring. The fall and spring gatherings are enjoyed especially, for they are often picnics in Metropolitan Park. In spite of all that is said about teachers in general, we students really appreciate their patience and perseverance and wish to thank our faculty for their help. First row: Mr. Beam, Mr. Richards, Mr. Meliane, Miss Alden, Mr. Briclenhaugh, Mr. Mayer, Mr. Bowen. Second row: Mrs. Hilleinan, Mrs. Powers, Mr. Skomp, Miss ker, Miss Boyer, Miss Barrett, Mr. Mulvihill, Miss VVhite, Miss lray, Miss Whaling. Front row: Miss Strawn, Miss McKee. Mr. Grubb, Mr. Strot r,Miss Jacque, Miss Summer, Mrs. Kidwell. , f- , ...fx 1 t senior advisers From lime lo lime il nleinber of 'flue SeniorCl:1ss 3 lms need of inforinzition 1'e mrdin ' tile ellolee of lns 2-s college, ezireer, or future plans. In Sllifll eases, be luis only to bring lfr. Grubb :ind Miss McKee his irobleni and if is answered fo 'file best of ll'lCil' zrbilily. l ., Vllllilllgll boili of the Advisers have inueli 'fo do in order lo fulfill llieir regular sellool dufies, llley lmve endeavored lllis year fo lielp all of llle Seniors solve lll0il' respeeiive problems. 'lllll'Ol1gl1 ll1Cil' efforis many well-known speakers and college representa- 'fives lmve been 'presented 'fo llle graduating class. These have :ill been speakers who have rendered some very valuable infornmiion 'ro us. Because of llliS excellent service, then, tbe Seniors feel deeply indebted lo boili Miss McKee and Mr. Grubb for their kind :issisinnee :ind syinpailielic undersl:1.mling. classes seniors After :L very sueeessful Easter fl:Lnee in their Freshman yi-:Lr, the i'l:Lss ot' '37 entereml the senior high Illlll provecl their :Lbility to CILl'l'xV responsibility by giving two WL'll-illtQT'l1lL'd fl:LnL'es :Lml hy entering into :Lll the school :Let,ivities, In their next yC2Ll', hesides two dances and :L successful Junior-Senior Banquet :Lt the l.:Lkewood Country Club, the C'l:Lss of '37 gave :L rlifferent type of Talent Night. It was lllillltf up of three pl:Lys Zlllfl three skits put on by the Junior llOlllCl'OOlllS. Another irle:L of theirs w:Ls the origination of IL sehool erest. to he usecl in the ring clesigu of the two following classes. They C2ll'l'l0Kl this clesire for originality into Senior activi- ties by sponsoring :L contest for Queen of their Cll1'lStl1liLS Dance. Because of this eonte:-t, the ll2lllCU w:Ls :Ln 0V01'Wll0lllllIlg success, both flIl?LIlCl2Llly illlll soc-i:Llly. The l'l:Lss of '37 followed up this success with their Senior l'l:Ly l':Lls Firstn :Lnrl their Senior l,l'OIIl, the l:Lst :Letivity ot' :L h:Lppy ye:Lr. In June they gruclu- 1Ltl'4l from lioelxy liirer with some regrets, IIHUIKV ll1l'lll0l'l0S, :Lncl countless hopes for :L promising future. The offieers of 19356-37' were :Ls follows: Dick Gilbert, l'resiclent Bolm Htllllllilllll, Vieespresizlent l'hyllis Finlienlminer, Secretary Il:Lrvey Dworken, 'lll'4.'2LSLll'Cl' marjorie abbott Although Marjorie's heart is in the east, it hasn't stopped her from taking a place in many of the activities of this school. Her interest and ability in music and her fine scholarship have made her an outstanding student both artistically and scholastically. jim beam One of the outstanding letter- men of our school, Jim has parti- cipated in every sport available. He believes that variety is the spice of life especially among the fair sex. Slow but sure, Jim will no doubt get there in the end. helen cam , cll elen's 'miling Irish eyes and ma n have made her 0 frie to all who know n active member in ee o X ' l he 1 ' ' ' ' t eksgra t Club and is espe- ciall a Xp at playing character parts. This all-around girl has easily taken her place in our school. of 19 MJ? dick bailey Dick is quiet and unassuming until he gets out on the tennis courts. Here he is an opponent to be feared as shown by his winning of many matches in and around Cleveland. A broad grin on his freckled countenance gives evi- dence of his sense of humor. lois bohley -fl N' A little bit independent, this red-headed and flawlessly groom- ed senior appears sophisticated to those who don't know her well. In reality she is one of the grandest of friends and the best of sports any one could know. Lois is the one girl Mr. Mcliane il!lSll'iQ phased. beverly champion This petite black-haired girl was Queen of the Senior Dance and was voted one of three best sportswomen in the senior class. Seldom melancholy, she always has plenty of friends about her and delights in driving them about in her breath-taking Buick. .. catherine baker Voted by her class as its pret- tiest member, J. VV. is seen chat- ting' vivaciously in the halls or running hither and thither in her inimitable manner. Between dashes she has managed to dash off a prize-winning essay, thus proving' she is certainly not Ubeautifu but d mb . i I donald Evan Q Scientific in a different field from that of the famous man whose name he bears, Don is one of our outstanding chemistry stu- dents. Though quiet and a dream- er, we feel certain that he will make a name for himself in the scientific world. bob christensen A man of few words, Bob has found his greatest interest in the baseball field and basketball floor. '1'rucking', takes up a great deal of his time-not in the 'tswingn sense but in the garden. Blond, blue-eyed and g'0od-natur- ed, he's a true Christensen. 3 7 it V15-P llll bob chisholm Chise is a hockey enthusiast and is one of River's most out- standing players. Even though sergeant-at-arms in Hi-Y, he manages to give the members en- tertainment, nevertheless, with his own high spirits and humorous remarks. He is known as a li swell fella by everyone. dorothy coppage Sparkling, brown eyes and a vi- vacious manner are the outward characteristics of petite Stump Her inward nature reveals a friendly spirit and an ability to work with people, shown by her activity in Friendship Club. She is a Hswingy little thingy and is the life of the party everywhere. dorothy davis The lure of the waves calls Dotty as demonstrated by her activity aboard her father's yacht every summer and by her love of swimming. Her sly humor and puns fboth good and bad, are well known among hoth students and teachers. 'Ju Mp . WW . .f-J? ,.. , 1 Y 1 ik tflllxl - f r V 'V 1 . 1 madgge clark Although her positions as edi- tor of the annual and president of Friendship Club are great respon- sibilities, Madge has still had time to gain the title of best senior girl dancer. She has ac- quired great charm and poise and is a friend to ev ryone. florenc ee an a dan 'ng od. er ability to dan a' i e er the chances to me in of Cleveland's ' rodu ons. Small, pep- , a full of fun, Flo has 1 ade many friends in our school, Herexs a ' who s always in vig wilbur dcxter VVib is perhaps best known around school for his unique sports' column in the Hi-Tide. His writings display an individ- ual humor and give evidence of his extensive reading. He is the kind of person whom the better we know, the better we like. class margarct co b A sw smhe, a eery man- ner, a .' y Fgle obb makes living ileas . ' e 's very ac- tive ' an l J. an possesses go d ch shi vhile her great- e s li in books and peo- pl e moods are changeable, but fr en y, capable, and depend- able she ill always be. ralph crumb and has ' inkl ' his eye. His none d sy-going man- ner 'm - pear as a true smo e.' is an ardent ten- nis fan and one of our coming stars in this sport. Ralph gdb a, freckied, 4 H dick dunn Unassumi quiet, Dick seems t , io do not know him w i friends find him a swe with a good sense of hum he out-of-doors calls Dick, d he spends a great deal of his time hiking and camping. He believes his future lies in for- estry. TWELVE I, fn i thomas durkin Tom is a member of Hi-Y and of the hockey team, on which hc is a star player. He is greatly in- terested in jazz orchestras and corresponds with many of their leaders. One can identify Tom by l1is lig greyutjldsinolrile. ' rl! N' lf! 111 1' ' etf us . off' ,494 1 t ergw IS a true sportswom- an ai l as car ied this feeling for fair lay into school life. Her ity, go humor, and apti- de for,.' dy have won the re- M f '11 au. Her truly giving ' Y elf e ntends her Scotch I 1 ij? I .+-i'w14ZitAi- . . .W If FY i 5 leon fo es Leon S , ue Byrd-lover. This ha dsbhie, mqnair senior spends a at de ll of time collecting st as, he has a large col ctio . spends his sum- m s lp ting and fishing. Leo's e 'y-' ng manner and likeable 19' 111 wil' rf v- . by i .fr T' , X X nfs! philip dutton Man-about-town, Dutton! He's a person of few words but great capabilities as shown by his ac- tivity in the Dramatic Club. Much of the success of the school movies is due to his supervision. With his faithful and spirited car, Phil has become a well-known asset at River. phyllis finkenbiner Red-headed, tall, and possessed of a. lovely complexion plus a charming personality, Phyl pre- sents an attractive appearance to everyone. She has been an able class secretary and can be de- pended upon to fulfill any request competently and with a kindly graciousness. v A tim i. sl ,V 'ith bond xx 1 s u w 1 pect, lean is f I inte in small cri- 1 i ant. is s iously considering t iinglf indergarten. Her dry umor,-wh 'h pops up unexpected- jean frame ,J X ' N' irf s 1 v6 l haiifl and ue eyex 'Contrary to 'la I' 'cv . H 1' Q ll V96 C l l d i harvey dworke 'X L As presic nt of the Hi-Y,and Debate C s arvey ce aihly is living up ti iis title of het- sen- ior rnost i ely to s11c et. llis sehol 'tl' abili Q a'tivity in schoc 'airs Khvb' mdk: him a mem of Na ion' Honor So- cietyg and his pppularity, class treasurer. edward finley Finley, who was voted by the senior class as the best lnixerand the boy with the best personality, has trucked his way into o11r hearts from Lakewood. An ar- dent sportsinan he has received letters for basketball and track. Other interests include dancing and playing pool. jeanette furstenau Jeanette is of medium height and has large brown eyes. Her hobby is hair-setting, and her am- bition is to have a careeii as a connoisseur of coiffures. Jeanette has a gentle manner of speech and takes a keen interest in others. alit s have made him a fav- ly certal' ought to make her a rite with everybody. success wi 1 the children. iff i -, I i I I o F 1 9 3 7 f 1 1 ' I rf' JA' C- 'W J I ' I . ' x 1 W 1 L A el jfs.. W at '1'1 I IRTICE N richard 'lbe Beea se his warm congen- ia i y, ick was ee ed president of 1 'or Cla. In that ea- 1 .1 y h s fl ed his duties ell. Ml mf is time is spent in dancin i. favorite pastime. NVhen not ecupied thusly, he en- joys swimming, playing baseball, and golfing. stuart groshong Although an accomplished sing- er, artist, and writer, Stewie is an outdoor lover and a man's man. His ideas of a good time is a long hike terminated by a meal cooked over an open campfire. VVe think he believes the dog is rnan's best friend. - bruce hanson Bruce is one of those rare hu- mans who excels in every sport he attempts. He appears to be a quiet, retiring person but when not in school and on the basket- ball floor and on the pitchers mound, he drops his customary reserve. ll 0l'Hlfl,I'l ' Tall stat ire, dark hair, and a good s se oi' humor mark Norm as a true Gorby. As an active nember of' Ili-Y, he has prove his eo-operative ability. 's greatest interests are photo- g' ry, in which be is very well versed, and basketball. robert. hagedorn Activ 'n both band ai orches- tra, Iiol as sp, t ost of his tim ' dying mu' ' He would like h ve an 'hestra of his own. Alt ouri iet and unob- trusive in e '., he ' said to have a quick mi and grand sense of humor. william ham-lett l5ill's ability to lem . mice and laughter to any 'l ssroom is known far and wide is hobbies are many, sailing ads the list followed by va - epairing, and inventing. e as a clever mind and a dis 'gi a d well-known personax 'ty 15Qu.n.. Q v N f I , 31 william green As business mana of the ltiverlet, Bill has worked hard this year. He has nd the time, however, to b -o a Senior Life Saver and an t swimmer and diver. Besides swimming, Bill enjoys dancing a n d driving around in his car. howard hall Howie is one of those who makes a lasting pal, even though he is a bit ehoosy. He is the most handsome senior boy, and is outstanding in golf and ice-skat- ing. He's just an all-around sport with a blase expression that covers up a really remarkable personality. louise holler Her middle name should be Charm.', Always gay and sin- cere, Louise has made many friends in her own inimitable way. Her main interest lies in drama- tics. She has already shown us her ability as a character actress, and we predict great things for her in acting. lass ers. B . Wi , Y 0 wl f'1l C N, 6 Mem' of 19 rhoda hess Rhoda enjoys reading and has been able to impart some of her interest to us through her reports in history class. Although handi- capped by coming from another school, she has quickly fitted into place here by taking great inter- est in school affairs. evelyn holmes Evelyn has a quiet manner and a broad smile. She came to River from Dover and became one of us immediately because of her sweet personality. Evelyn is outstand- ing in all commercial subjects and also in the art of breaking the hearts of supposed women hat- omar 'onas , ei a y dres. r, a skater of n a pute, rid a good- un m Omar causes a femin cart to Hutter. o e , es quietly on his w , und bed by the fiutter- ' g hear finding the most pleasure in the field of sports. l ll TEE N 37 fl I jeanne hintzelmann Hintze is a tall, graceful girl with personality plus and a sparkling wit. Her poise and willingness to enter into the spirit of things are two or her out-standing qualities. Once a friend, always , a friend is Hintze's Ililittvllglvi which she has never failedlln liVEll'g' up to. ' A ' l I. Q i Jean ll0.l'Il1-fig x 1 if lhklorliing' has all the attributes of a true friend and ilelightful companion : 's i n c e r i by , poise, tlioughtff-ulness, and gigood lmmor. Hi-f,eQief delightNis bookkeeping, an in her lfomlletent manage- ment of the sale of lteadcrs' Di- gests she has shown her ability in this field. Dorothy's3 erge work with the Girl nits es her small stature. e 'X' ' t smile takes the of words which she so ringly ses, and offers a plea ant substitute. Dottie proves that actions speak louder than words. do 1-Othy ki JA JJ X-4' robert hohmann ,. Every night afitgr sehoc may see Bob headed for the fo ball field, baseball lot, or hoc e rink. As you see, his i1iFLsts ie in athletics and ou oor e. e has a keen mind an i pendent spirit, and tends 't 'e y to his own business. is - Waiu-4, malcolm ollie Malcolm's love of birds has made him decide to be a ornothol- ogist. His hobby is painting, so he combines his hobby and ambi- tion and paints birds. For these pictures he is widely praised. His sense of humor just helps make Malcolm the likeable chap he is. pauline klopsick NVith a smile on her lips and in her eyes, Pauline in her quiet way has made River a more friendly place. She is an ardent tennis fan and is one of the members of the newly-formed girls' tennis team. J l rg 0 l X .tx ' 3 X . .N , 4 f 'gal .- . ' A 1 ' B -gs I. yr' r Q KJ Q it ll . if arles landers .T-1 Chuck Landers and basketball are synonymous. Ilis brilliance on the basketball Hoor is found lgain in the classroom--he never seems to be lacking of ideas for making students laugh and teach- ers turn gray. Aided by admir- ers, Chuck has enlarged his col- lection of elephants. stella larsen Known by her friends as Bet- ty, Stella is the niost outstand- ing sportswoman of the senior high. Basketball heads her list of favorite sports, followed by base- ball and ice-skating. She is always gay and always manages to be the center of attraction with her quick come-backs. Vivian mitchell An always-present smile, a silly giggle, a ridiculous sneeze, and a rapid manner of speaking when among strangers, characterize Bunny, Since she is an out- door girl, she enjoys most all sports but has a predilection for ice-skating. Y, .WA-X4 I M, f 'r Nfl' i H eleanor landyrs ' Unlike Chuck, 'Eleanor is quiet and unassuming. She is content to laugh at her brother's jokes, feeling that one comedian in the family is enough. At all times she seems to be very agreeable and good-natured. Eleanoris hobby is collecting different types of dolls. doroth. 'l ' -' It i' 1 n1ili sight at the hrary t se Dotti o g among e bo ks she .. he has m me .elf indi 1 sab tm the li ar, d Inca v le h ceiv c vall le trai g in ei z l' a r futu pro ssi . lk tie the efficicn sincss 1 iagcr of the Ili-Tide s ycar. la-cl., I ilse e er Illie has a dual personality. Although she is one of our out- standing scholars, she possessesa hidden sparkle of fun which comes to light when she is with intimate friends. She is interested in lit- erature and is very well-informed in the field of music. Rel GSS harry larsen 4 at Harry is one boy who. ream castles are going to be e lities. A future architect, he has ready designed additions to the school property, among which was an addition to the shower rooms. Quietly energetic, Harry is doing things while others run around wondering where to begin. may martin An ardent supporter of base- ball, May has collected a large bulging scrapbook of pictures of the Cleveland Indians. Besides this hobby, she is interested in dancing and swimming. Her fav- orite subject is bookkeeping. May has one pet peeve, namely, com- ing to school on Monday morn- ing. robert myers Bob's bright eyes and fun-lov- ing personality are known only to his group of friends, so strangers find him rather quiet. He is an ardent swimming fan and spends most of the warm summer days at the beach. SIXTEEN genevieve nelson This girl has merrily twinkling eyes and brown hair that has a tendency to curl. Gennie,'i as she is always called, enjoys danc- ing and playing baseball. Any winter day after school she may be seen ice-skating on the river or at the City Ice Rink. can patch Pat is one of those girls who is always in things. She has a mag- netic personality, a keen sense of humor, and an inclination toward music and drama. She is an honor student and a game sport. Pat is known for her ability to get what she goes after. victor presl an This cheery robust fellow with the o ming oie as a pleasing griq Eli a X ile personality. Hi. xputati for being very fra: has n iindered but help- ed hi ga' many friends. His origina 'iner of giving book reviews I is amused his fellow suderers immensely. of 19 M SEVENTEEN 37 robert patton Bob is the owner of the ready smile and keen sense of humor which are always within our reach at school. He has great ambitions to become a super- salesnian and hopes some day to accomplish much in this line. virginia pirson If you have ever heard a high voice in the halls followed by a peculiar giggle, you may know that it is Ginny. She is asmall dark-eyed lass and a very talka- tive one. She enjoys horseback riding, dancing, and ice-skating at the City Ice Rink. edna park Parkie possesses a fun-loving nature. Her artistic sense and spirit of helpfulness are shown by her willingness to help advertise any school project. Her bustling manner suggests that her world is one of continual hurry, and her parts of her puns and originality are cle-hw M, . . . inargaretlpoulsen DIZ M This tall, quiet girl is known as Margie to all her friends. She dislikes most sports but may be found in the tirst row at a wrest- ling match. Her favorite hobby, we hear, is chewing gum. Mar- gie's infectious giggle may bi- heard wherever there is a group of girls. benton radzinski william ray 'l'l W, a good basketball and Bill is utieally inelincffv His foot l yer, Benton's job has l I 'ix b i ' ship n idclsg his left him - r sports. In i e 't is , 'c g and one his time, -': 'er, he has I 4 i e I' is sailing. be model airpf ie enthus- e love. 41 doors and ias enton 'n be counted upon hiking. His q ess around to o ' s e of Work a so school is probably c to his out' niakes a gof I ' I eest side interests. I' . ,U 0 '7 It WHLQ-sv-'R 1' I4 V ,cb n 'Ui -in-ll v--sm-n-1-1 earl Seedhouse cb xvzpphivefs most out- ln i g ' of the football sea- s . llrrwssessxlvnmne of those sp. ersw lli es which a pers 1 eaxu' lrlp liking. Always full of ener I' and pep. he is ready for anything. Ile is one of River's so-called outdoor men. edward simoncic Smooch', is a friend to every- body, both boys and girls. We are very well aware of his good voice, for he has appeared in several trios and quartets around and about River. ln his own words, Smooeh likes to fool around i11 general. dolores smith One may always be sure of Dol- ores' easy friendliness bright eheerfulness, and dazzling' smile. She is a well-known member of the class and a good friend to many. Dolores loves to dance and all-in-all is a very agreeable and easy-to-get-alongg-with young lady. I-is y L1 .. k niarvin shie '-ffl! i . - AA ul l sf- A h f ash of plaids, and i . 1z1 5'in's shirtgfand ' ell-knoypj4also for his effic' n leadershjsl in Iyaku, and nr his busihrss-like editor- ship of the H1-iftflc. On the side, he is esp cially interested in creative w iting and medical science. alice mari smith A mi ed elotheso ' nse, a charm' r personality, ' Q a dark, ear ' head of la' distinguish 'e rie, w an be seen at ' moi alll tl arge functions arm 11 . er main interests 1 to ound in B. W., horse- 'vk r' ng, and dancin in gs which she excels to the nth de- gree. jack sp in 1 Q This lond fellow goes about sch o in is own quiet way, not talk'1 .verl mulch except in is e owl of riends. He t Ls liv n res ' all of his a ivit'e', ' d ' es :ally inter- ested in ck '. s a specific hobby he refei' Q stamp collect- ing. ff as 'U if c l robert si gler Bob is definitely a man's man in his own quiet, unassuming way. He is often seen out walking in the early morn with his dog. He spends much of his time planning and constructing model airplanes and is especially interested in acronautics and piloting. budd smith Smitty and his car are sel- dom parted, but his Ford isn't his only companion. He is usually seen chauffeuring a load of friends all over town. Having no interest in girls, Smitty spends his time with photography and his piano accordion which he has played for three years. robert stangl Though quiet and unassuming in school, Bob! iswfh great sport and is seldoin angry. His ready smile a gfgod nature are old sta d- sf In school he is won't to pear in dark colors, but af- t hool hours one may find him in aseball or fishing clothes. EIGIITEEN of 19 charles stender Outstanding on the basketball and baseball teams, a member of the school band and orchestra, and a good fellow, Chuck is an asset to any class. Besides his ability in sports, he is very dex- terous in constructing anything from radios to model boats. elizabeth street Q Although he picture would ing e r ivity. Always have he oo gelic, Liz is the possess s mirygly never-fail- ilii gf 0 fill in at an xp rge , sh f n slights her own tiesgxto do .omething for so ne else. She is evcrybody's fri d. ifred Whiteside headed girl appears quiet and de- mureg but upon knowing her, you nd a gayk piquant personality and a notable twinkling in her china blue eyes. Freddie is very talented in art and music Cespee- ially in Utinkling the ivoriesvj. X To a stranger this petite curly- NINETEEN 37 III! afjwiw joe st pr urner Joe . . a, good guy to have aroum ' H's hearty, rough-and- read! is his outstanding cl' eri 1'. As president of t i-Y, e showed his ability to b a goof eader. His chief in- te ests lie in the fields of swim- ming, tennis, and photography. susan sullivan 1 f A iiev r-fa , cliw' ' an 'Mb' a s at leti eart s l' with m ve . re dies fo othei 6' bles, nd a flo ' W roo ed ha m' u. . er d en ly and com ete ' ess-like atti e toward ser' s matters point her out as a worthy mem- ber of the senior class. colleen withroe Colleen is a quiet, reserved girl with com olored hair and a hesitatin, mi . Sh does a great deal ' ' , es cially on the lives m ple. She is a whiz rap ok maker, her gre at i re ing centered on the bj of eling. ...li 1-ui --in 1111- 41 ,ff -- - loella stout This light-hearted blond is full of pep and carries her share of any responsibility. Her good na- ture and merry chatter have made her many friends. Sports seem to head her list of interests and she excels especially in icc- skating, basketball, and baseball. bernice wafg Here bll d,'qui t, sweet- faeed lr wh ranks .mong the be.t rl-dr .' rs ' the senior cl ever- esent smile is a eh t pa f ber. She ac- ce ts respon. llity well and can be depended upon to fulfill her duties competently. robert Wood This rather short, stocky fel- low, very prominent ou the foot- ball team last fall and known for his rather noisy Ford convertible coupe, is liked by all who know him. Bob's main interests are along the mechanical line with boats holding tl1e first place. if gf! wi u W' l l I let. 1 f X robert yeakley Although a quiet lad, Bolfs , broad shoulders carry well the . many responsibilities that are giv- . en him around school. He is somewhat slow and deliberate in his movements: however, one may always be sure of his being inthe right place at the right time. if ohn zbin Johnny's favorite sports are football, ice-skating, and boxing. However, he prefers the smooth- ie type of entertainment like dancing. He likes to listen to good swing bands, but enjoys dancing to them even more. His aim in life is to become a success in the business world. . x 'X Jane henkes K 4 73 This small, vivaeious brunette with her thous- and and one bright re- marks has quickly made a place for herself here. A pleasing personality combined with g 0 o d sense and a bit of world- liness make her a girl we have been proud to have as a member ofthe Senior Class. william henkes Although a compara- tive new-comer, Bill is already a well-known figure around school, not only for being one of the best dressers in the class, but for his experi- ments along the line of moustaches. Ho has a, quiet humor which is dis- :overed only by his clos- est friends. albert love Known as Bud to his friends, this rather slight fellow goes about school in his quiet, un- assuming way. His main seem to be interests sports, with football and baseball heading the list, while constructing model aeroplanes stands out as his hobby. f 2ff4f Ernest is thc owner of fiery hair but a quiet personality. His main in t e r e s t s are photo- graphy and journalism, both of which occupy much of his time. He is one of the few who have braved public opinion to wear a moustache in high school. ABBOTT, DIARJORIE I Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: Vabi- not 3: Chorus 2, 4: Tyaku 43 Music Club 4, secretary: OD' eretta 4: Junior Talent Night 3: Monitor 2, 4: NdtlIJl1ELlHOll' or Society 3, 4. BAILEY, Il.lfil'IARll llasketball 2: Baseball 2:Ten- nis 4: Honor Study Hall 2, 3- 4- HAKER, f'A'l'HERlNE Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: llram- atie Club 3, 4: G. R. L. 2, 3: Hi-Tide 2, 3: liiverlet 4: Jun- ior Talent Night 3: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4. BEANI, JAMES lyaku 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Vice- President 4: Basketball 2, 32 Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Honor Study Hall 3. IIOHLEY, LOIS Senior Class l'lay 4: ltiverlet 4: Chorus 2: Junior Talent Night 3: Friendship 2, 3, 42 Debate 4: Secretary: Dramatic 3, 4. BURBANK, DONALD Honor Study Hall 2, 3. 4:Lt-ns and Shutter Club 4: Prograin Chairman. K'AlVIPBEI.L, HELEN Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: Dram- atic Club 3, 4: G. lt. L. 2, 3: Junior Talent Night 3: Oper- etta 4. UIIANIPION. l'lEYElll.Y Friendship Club 2, 3: G. lt, L. 2: Honor Study Hall 2: Oper- etta 4. FIIRISTENSEN, ROBERT Hi-Y 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Bas- ketball 4: Baseball 3, 4: Oper- etta 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Model Airplane Club 4: Vice- President. Cl-lISHOI.lVI, ROBEIUI' Hi-Y 4: Sergeant-at-Arms: gunior Talent Night 3, 4: Band , 3, 4. aim senior activities Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: Treas- urer 3: President 4: G. It. L. 22 Hi-Tide 2: Riverlet 3, 4: Edi- tor 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Secretary-Treasurer 4: Class Officer: Treasurer 2: Junior Talent Night 3: Girl's gogrieiil 4, Chairman: Chorus COBB, MARGARET' Friendship Club 2, 3, l, viee- President 4: Hi-Tide 4: River- let 4: Honor Study Hall 4, Chairman: Operetta 3, 4:Girl's Council 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Na- tional Honor Society 4. l 'OPl'AGE. DOROTHY Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: Cahi- net 4: G. R. L. 2, 3: Riverlet 4: Junior Talent Night 3: Op- eretta 2. 3: Chorus 2, 3, l ' REEIJYIAN, FLORENCE Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: llram- atic Club 2, 3, 4: G. R. L. 2: Honor Study Hall 2: Junior Talent Night 3: Oporetta 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4. FII IVMB, RALPH D D D D Hi-Y 41 Basketball 3: Football 2: Operetta 3: Tennis 4: Honor Study Hall 2, 3: Monitor 2, AVIS. DOROTHY Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: Honor Study Hall 3: Monitor 4: Jun- ior Talent Night 3. EXTER, WILBITR lyaku 4: Dramatic Club fl: Hi- Y 4, Treasurer: Hi-Tide 4, Sports Editor: Honor Study Hall 4, Chairman: Debate Club 4: Lens and Shutter 4: River- let 4: Choir 4: Boy's Glee Club 4: Music Club 4: Other schools, Fostoria High School 2, 3. ITNN, RIi'HARD Hi-Y 4: Hi-Tide 3: Basketball 3: Monitor 4. ITRKIN, THOMAS Hi-Y 4: Honor Study Hall 2, 3, 4: Monitor 3: Band 2, 3. Continued on Page 61 Dramatic Club 3. 4, Treasurer 3, President 4: Hi-Y 3: Lens and Shutter Club 4: Junior Talent Night 3: Movie Opera- tor 3, 4: Senior Class Play. DVVOII Ii EN, IIAIIYEY F ,,. ,,. F Dramatic Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Hi-Y 4, President: Hi-Tide 4: Iliverlet 4, Literary Editor: Football 3: Tennis 4: Honor Study Hall 4: National Honor Society 4: Debate Club 4. Pres- ident: Class Officer 4, Treas- urer: Junior Talent Night 3: Senior Class Play. ERGUS. MARGARET' Friendship Club 3: G. R. L. 2: Honor Study Hall 2, 3, 4: De- bate Club 4: Monitor 3: Op- eretta 4. INKENHINER. PHYLLIS Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: Hi- Tide 2: Riverlet 4: Class Offi- cer 4, Secretary: Junior Talent Night 3: Operetta 2, 4. INLEY, EDWARD Dramatic Club 4: Basketball 3, 4: Football 4: Track 3: Other Schools Attended-Lakewood High School 2. OVVLES, LEON Chorus 2, 3: Rivcrlet 4: Oper- etta. 4. FIG A NIE. JEAN Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: G. R. L. 2, 3: Honor Study Hall 2. 3: Junior Talent Night 3: Monitor 2: Other Schools Attended- Lakewood 2. FI' RS'l'ENAIl. JE ANETTE Friendship 2, 3: Chorus 3. GILBERT, RICHARD Dramatic Club 4: Hi-Y 4: Riv- erlet 4, Circulation Manager: Baseball 3, 4: Honor Study Hall 4: Lens and Shutter. Club 4: Class Officer 4, President: Junior Talent Night 3: Oper- etta 3: Chorus 3: Senior Class Play. TWENTY senior class will T seems that the members of the Rocky River High School Senior Class of 1937 held a class reunion last night in honor of their being out of high school for twenty long years. The reunion was evidently a most successful one, as the bulk of the Class isn't home nursing headaches today, nor is it sick with indigestion or over-indulgence, but rather, the whole Class, excluding none, has spent a quiet and peaceful night fexcept for a few of the more boisterous members, in the local house-gown. Not one member, not two members, but all of the mem- bers fexeluding myselfj are in jail charged with disorderly conduct and a general disturbing of the peace. As a result, each member of the 37,' Class has carved a niche for himself in the county jail,s Hall of Fame. Let's look them over and see how the Class as a whole has fared during the last twenty years. Here is Margaret Fergus who now, because of her mother's retirement, runs the High School cafeteria. It has been said that two chickens run through the soup now instead of one. Ah, here is Ilse lklueller, who came home from Germany especially for this reunion. VVe hear that she has been there since she went on the 1937 German Tour, and that she is now Working for Hitler. Margaret Cobb, Jean Horning, and Susan Sullivan have been employed by ESQUIRE to make the jokes funnier, the record in the Hall of Fame tells us. VVe're glad to say that Edna Park finally married her 'dream man'. As a sideline, she and Jeanne Hintzelmann run an up-to-date model school. Bob Stangl and Jack Springer have invested most of their capital to buying land in Little America in preparation for the coming real estate boom. TWVE WTY-UNIX E, the graduating seniors of the class of 1937, having been proven, partially at least, in our sane mind, do hereby bequeath, will, and donate all articles as speci- fied in the following document: Collectively we leave to the faculty and re- maining students our memory, that they may cherish it. y To the incoming seniors we leave 207, the sen- ior homeroom. Accept and inhabit it with the reverence and respect due to hallowed ground. To the school at large we leave all stray text- books, scrap paper, worn out chewing gum, and a strawberry lollypopjn the second seat of the third row in 207. Individually we bequbath the following: Dick Bailey leaves his skill with the tennis racket to Helen Hibbard, but he thinks heill take his newly-acquired record with him. Ed Finley leaves akwell worn path between study hall and the office. Marjorie Abbott sorrowfully leaves her pals, Mr. lllayer and Mr. Bowen. Margaret Cobb and Vivian Mitchell jointly leave their nerve-racking giggles to Miss McKee and Miss Gray. , Bill Henkes leaves this yearls crop of whis- kers to anyone with nerve enough to wear it. Harvey Dworken leaves his ability to explos- ively cope with Mr. Mcliane to Ed Doty, who is also leaving. Phil Dutton leaves his villain-like appear- ance to Harry Ashby. Charlie Stender and Harry Larsen leave the German band to posterity. flt got lost some- where in the rushj. Dolores Smith leaves the Newman Studio with some good advertising material. VVinifred Whiteside leaves her sweet school- girlishness to June Alexander. Continued on page 6-1- senior class I I I U p r o p I1 e c y S1 J UNIUR BOYS First row: lil. Fisher, ll. Reese. J. Goheille, I . Burton. J. Mcllettriek, ll. Jonas, M. Seuger, lt. 'l'erbn-ek. -eond row: .L llareo, I.. Zeagzter, IJ. Greiner, 13, Gray, ll. Hailey, J. Poorhaugh, G. Fnfrer A e . lhird row: W. llerry, lil. Ugran, J. Anderson, J. Slioinp, J. Cobb, F. Gonsowski, M. l'e:u'o. ourlh row: li. Uoty, I. Jones, D. Gullett, 'l . Tabler, ll. llauserman, H. Nelson, P. Lutz, N. Szunm-rdvke, l . Abbott. Hotloin row: J, Liugruen, U. Tasse, B. Fisher, ll. Ashby, J. Roberts, B. Chandler. I I I u n I o r c I cz s s The Juniors began the year by electing these otticers: Bob Hauserman . . ..,.. President Anne Nelson ..,. . . , ,Vice-President Marjorie lVilloughby . . ..., Secretary Frank Abbott ...,.......... Treasurer Junior Talent Night was the first thing that the Juniors did after electing officers. This was held in the middle of November and was a success both in the eyes of the audience and of the treasurer. The pro- gram under the direction of Miss Strawn, Mr. Rich- ards, and M r. Mayer, consisted of fourteen acts which took place on board an ocean liner the last night out. There was every thing on the program from a harmonica duet to a mock wedding. ln February they presented the VVashington Birth- day Ball at Beach Gym featuring Ho raee Sambrooli,s Orchestra. Though they lost. money on the dance every one that attended enjoyed himself immensely. mi In April the Junior-Senior Banquet was held at the High School Gym. A banquet was held in the gym after which a program was presented in the auditor- ium with the Seniors providing the entertainment. Later in the evening there was dancing in the gym. Junior boys were prominent in athletics, eight boys being awarded football letters and five boys re- ceiving basketball letters. A number of the boys participated in the spring sports. The boys were also active in the intramural sports. They were also busy in the Hi-Y. The girls were active in Friendship Club and G. R. I.. The whole class par- ticipated in the Dramatic Club, Debate Club, Iyaku, Lens and Shutter Club, Music Club and the Paper Club. The Juniors will look back on this year as a very J successful one. WM? M11 gf 50 Q7 . if I o F 1 9 3 e rf ' ff x JUNIOR GIRLS First row: T. Jennings, J. Gray, M. Byrd, B. Goldback, V. VVatkins,, M. VVilloughby, A. Nelson, V. Ellser, M. Case. Second row: J. Eungard, J. Morrison, D. Couzens, F. Garrett, M. McCauley, J. Jordan, D. Alpers, K. VVithroe, H. Koshnick. Third row: E. Becrkrest, B. Butzman, M. Nelson, P. S0ll6IIllt!I'g't'X', B. Myers, B. Sny- der, I.. Neathen, J. Brown, M. Koshnick. Bottom row: V. Sorge, B. Billings, I. King, E. Turner, R. Pratte, B. Nelson, A. Sundviek, J. Christiansen, Fl. Ny1l:-ind. TWE NTY-T 1-TREE SOPHONIORE BOYS First row: l'. NVhite. l.. Cobbs, D. Schade, li. Davis, li. Brown, lt. Deitesfelml, VV. Street. J. Catnip. Second row: D. Brush, J. Stokes, J. Barr, H. Mnrton, D. llinet, J. Frances, I.. Zohn, Il. Hofliniestcr, D. VVilcoxon, B. Herron, J. VVillian1s. Third row: li. Stein, N. Lampreeht, B. Bopp. F. Foyle. Il. Nelson, B. llrnnt, ll. Fhris- tensen, li. Harlow, H. Kitzen. B. Smith, D. Kane, J. Black. Fourtli row: B. Clarke, S. Fitzsimnions, li. Zarkus, E. Mango. lt. llggrer, N. Elliott. . Hano, B. Katzenmayer, G. McLean, D. Roberts, B. Raclzinski. Fifth row: D. Groshong, C. Horn, E. Gohn, A, Zbin, D. llntchinson, lt. Koch, J, Mon- son, IT. Treadwell, B. Murray, D. Hardesty, Il. Johnson. Bottom row: li. Wheeler, D. Matts, B. Anderson. A. Lciniienx, li. 'l'uryon, IS. Bright, B. Neff, C. Bader, R.. Horning, C, Ware. sopihomores The Sophomore Class began their activ- ities this year by electing otticers. They were as follows: Clyde YVare, president: Joyce Hanan, Yicespresident g Dick Brandt fwho has since nioveclj, secretary 3 and l':1.t Gore, treasurer. In keeping with the schedule set by the Inter-Cllass Council, they planned only one dance for the year, the iipllllllllilll l'roni . This event was held on October 30 at Beach Gym. The music was furnished by George Grill,s Orchestra and the decorations were in trne Halloweien style. The whole dance was deemed a success. TVVHNTY-FOUR SOPHOMORE GIRLS First row: M. Andrews, G. Parker, H. Gorby, M. VVilliams, P. Gore, IZ. Klavon, M Udoran, I.. Fitzsimrnons, J. Vtierntz, A. Batchelor, J. Spitzig. Second row: li. Pollack, M. Shriber. C. Collier, M. Rosencrans, B. .I. Bruce, J. Salzer A. Kancla, Il. Lindstroni, A. M. Robertson, NIJ I.. Chamberlin, P. Pliske. Third row: F. Moats, R. Campbell, M. Caprio, E. Koshnick, J. Irwin, J. Adler, B Burbank, tl. Egger, J. Alexander, A. Rice, B. J, Springer. Fourth row: J. Hanan, I.. Ncithamer, E. Lovell, I. Sougianis, ll. ltizzo, I.. Fetzer D. Shie, li. Shechey, FL. Preslan, J. Patnoe, S. Nicholson. litltftilll row: I.. Baker, M. Elkins, I.. Bible, li. Crowell, G. Morton, M. Von Haas, S Golclherger, N. Ganz. of 1937 Because the sophomore year is rather a preliminary to the more eventful senior high school years, the Sophomore Class has not had an opportunity to prove its abilities in sponsoring school affairsg how- ever, it is planning for the first time in sopoinore history a picnic to be held in the near future. IVith this, they will end their year of activities. This class has shown itself to be of outstanding abilities and has given promise of continuing to do so all through school. TWE N TY-FIVE FRESHMAN BOYS First row: J. Partridge, J. Ferguson, J. Walehli, J. Seale, K. Kitchen, B. Green, B. llorton, C. Connolly, C. Gibson, D. Ferguson, F. Bomontie. Sec-ond row: l'I. McCormick, J. Smith, lC. Maxwell, J. Radzinski, N. Smith, J. Sparks. li. Sanders, ll. Hagan, S. Lima. 'l'hird row: l'l. Sandviek, B. Levit, J. Suponie, J. Bowles, B. Brixner, J. Laird, B. Strater, li. Weeks, R. Hauserman, B. Haas, M. Weeper, Ed Burton. Fourth row: J. Doyle, A. Sevick, J. Marcellus, D. Hardesty, J. Foyle, B. Latson, C. Hansen, C. Harlen, H. Otter, L. Tasse, N. Lemieux. Bottom row: lfl. Kane, li. Gilmore, C. Brown, T. Clarke, J, Coinbes, J. Uhr, A. Lovas, G. Shibley. freshmen The Freshman Class at its first meeting of the year elected Jack VValchi, president of the class, John Smith, vice-president, Bud Green, secretary, and Jim Sparks, treasurer. Near the beginning of the school year, they sponsored an assembly welcoming the seventh graders. Speeches were made by difterent mem- bers ofthe Freshman Class explaining the activ- ities ofthe different clubs to the seventh grade. Then on March 19, the gala event of the year, the Spring Swing, was given by the Freshman Class. The niusie was furnished by Horace TWE N TY-SIX SfllIllH'00li,S iJl'CllL'Sll'2l. A now iclm in rlccor- :Ltions was usccl-nhont 150 lmlloons wvrv 1'0- tzmincml m-zu' tho cciling hy nl-ts, and lmlfwny through the mimic-me tht-sc lmlloons worn l'l'l02l.S0ll. Tin- noise that followccl, :Ls uvvryhocly sturlcrl lo lnw-:Lk tht- lmlloons, was tcrrific ---A to sexy thc- lvust. Thosv I!l'kHOIll :lgu-4-ml tlml' tht- rlfnm- was il gn-at social sm-1-4-ss L-vm-n if il' we-nt :1 fvw :lol- lurs in thu holo. Plans lmvt- lm-n lllillll' for :L class pivnir' unrl Recognition Day in tho near future. of 1937 FRHSIIMAN GIRLS First row: J. Burklmrclt, P. Greene, J. Smith, M. Mzinns, I.. Smith, M. A. Sollenherger, M. Richer, M. Taylor, A. Durkin. Sevoncl row: Y. Bohn., li, Slack, V.. Share, M. Zahn, J. Baxter, A, Shure, V. Vaughn, l. Vlihelan, J. Lcchner. Third row: J. Hoag, I.. Zeuger, B. Hendricks, E. Nelson, E. Subwick, V. Collins, M. Bc-ner, II. Dzmkworth, J. Zahner, Y. Smith, G. Sirnoncic P. Stuikoff, P. Love. Fourth row: M. Thompson, M. Holtkzunp, P. Jones, li. Beckrest, N. Conley, P. Huge'- clorn, A. Schriebes, M. Hwry, N. Phinncfy, V. Pressler, I.. Dexter. Bottom row: I.. Davis, P. Enger, E. Sullivan, B. Giesling, E. Anderson, M. Lucas, F. Fawn, D. Potts. TYVIT N TY-SEVEN 8th grade First row: D. Dimnline, B. Raclzinski, R. Christensen, J. Dunbruok, N. Collart, R. Burbank, B. Bader, B. Fetzer, D. Fisher. J Second row: B. Brixner, E. Borreson, J. Bucher, A. Richer, B. Geiler, B. Bell, N. Elliott, D. Dixon, J. Bowles, D. Garrett. Third row: D. Barr, R. Collins, A. Godard., F. Ebelingy, li. Case, A. Brgmwnlev, J. Fitz- gihlmns, D. Bader, P. Fisher, C. Corner, J. Chisholm., Fourth row: VV. Barco, P. Brett, B. Endsley, J. Garrett, J. C-illlflli, B. Fuyls-, V. Gage, L. Brown, D. Enger. Bottom row: D. Fenwick, B. Coppage, T. Bright, F. Elliott, Y. Cuhhs. TWENTY-EIG H l' IIH Firsi ww: K. Kitvllmm, li. Myvrs, B. Hurlmam, B. IiI'illlhl',, S. Maya-rs, .X. IIHIIQI. Scrum! row: J. Klzxvon. D. Jnswlyn, N. Illlglws, 0. Ilunt. F. Ingrrzun, J. llcrlu-, li. lillllllllllll. Tlxircl row: Ii. llzuulla-, I . IIHllSL'I'IlHlll, YV. Jmws, J. Samford. li. Kllhlmv, IZ. Kira-rn. D. King. li. Ilurcllv. S. Uuzclvll. I UIlY'IIl row: ID. llullkzxmp, M. Mz1c'N1zlhm1, lI.Julmsm1, M. Ciurv, IS. .Iurcl:un, I7. llurlull. l.. .lam-K. Nl. Mncla. I.. IQIIIIKISPH. Iiutimu rem: D. Munwn. li. Nil'kI'I'illYI, li. Nlvrslmck. VV. Kilm-n. Firsf rnw: M. 'l'ic-Hw, S. l'urk1'r.ll. l's'Hy. li. Rizzn, C. Simpson, If. I'ivrL'v, Y. Sllliill., D. Slmcrmem, J. Svlnvuriz. Svcuml row: J. Zushnick. ll. Nilauml. .X. Slll'1YllM', K. Torlcl, I.. VVilli:unx, H. Ulsvn, ii. Rfm-m'r:ms. J. VIIIUUII, l'. Sullivam. J 'l'l1ircl row: l. Wllitv, C. Iiln-in. l.. Stvmlm-r, M. Kung:-r, J. VV1-stfull, IJ. Wvhcr, J. Iivivlu. Q. S1-rvivv, l'. Young, U. S1'lwmmx'c-r. Fuxxrih rfww: .I. 'l'rv:ulwclI. S. Stmu-burm-r. G. Slum-ts, M. J. Vmhllrgll. G. lilpwnrllu, P. Sundn-rs. M. Sclnniclt. li. She-llc-r. P. Sharp. Ig0tt0I1l row: I.. Roig, J. '1':1lvlvr. J. 'l'lu-lm. P. 'l':ulkinghm, U. VU-si. I . liuge-rs. 'l'IVlIN'I'Y-NTNI2 l I I I I I 7th grade First row: R. Ellsworth, M. Gilmorv, H. Brunwvick, D. Einbeckcr, G. Drury, B. Friend, G. Gordon, H. Gvrstenln-rgvr. A. Svc-ond row: B. Abbott, F. Brown, S. Doyle, ll. Donn, M. Elliot, ll. Dillon, ll. Byur, Ci. Clnpp, li. Divtrich. Third row: I.. Butzmann, VV. Daniels, S. ljlIIlZlilIIl', J. Baker, S. Cobb, S. Grosse, Blackburn, S. Adams, lf. Bowles. lfonrtb row: B. Bc-ll, D. ligzgrcr, G. Fish, ll. Brcnnvr, ll. li. llzlhn, P. Anlllma.n, R. llubn, .l. Galvin. Bottom row: J. Brooks, B. Griswold, VV. Burton, N. f,:2lg,'l', A. Foster, B. Guyot, E w ry. E. M. P. THIRTY First row: I.. Pape-, D. Olson, N. Kinzvr, E. Ncillmnwr, II. Mnnturi, IB. Johnson, Mvrvvr. D. Ovlkv. Second row: I.. Pc-Hy, N. I's':u'1v, A. M1-nz, J. N4-zltv, II. .Ivwc'lI, Ii. Iilinv. U. Blvfzgv R. Main, II. Julmwn. J. NIUFGIII. 'I'I1irfl row: J. Ilmrpvr. IJ. Junvs, I.. Nlzulir-nm, H. XIc'5'IuImll, II. Iii4'ff1'r, J. Ilurlu J. Imfsoll, I7. Nivlmlsun. Fourth ruw: C. Nvlewn, J. Kuzflu. P. IIl'IVl'FS1lII. 'l'. Mrmts, Ci. l,luycl, M. Irwin. J. Nfl wn, I'. l':1ririrlg,:f-. UOIIUFII row: C. Luiz, Il. Ilnrrim, ii. Kzlmlza, II. Mzlxwvll. IC. I.:ulcI, II. II1'r1'm1,- A. I.:lzzlr First rnw: R, XI'iIli:1m:-, J. Svllrilvvr, II. Suluw. V. SIIIIIII. U. Hmilh. Y. 'I'rmuIucll, N You Ilzms, F. SUIII'llIH'V'jI1'I'. I Svcuml row: I.. YV:1rv, N. Slmrv, IE. Wurrvn, M. Qlmrr, J. VK'ul1'1', J. VYv'i5:lll, II. 'I'nsm, I G. I rifclwzlrcl. Third row: Ii. Slwcfs. Y. Suuris, I'. Smiih, J. Slrs-iilwrgf-r,. I.. Sclwrvr, IB. Walker, I' Sa nclvivk. FUIITIII row: S. Sctlnunltz, S. Sc'Imnllm'vl'. N. Slrvvl. Mr. NIuIviI1iII. J. SIIIIVIW, IC. VI'1'lIil1g. tml, M. Sulzer. Bottom row: M. Smith, If. Shzmk, .I. Sullrih, J. YUIIIIQ. TIIIRTY-ON 11 snaps n WMUU trclclc tennis lfirsi' row: Vf. B1kY'I'j', li, Duiy. J. Uolxm-illc, A. I.l'II!il'llX, B. VVoml. I, llllut X I uuprulxf D Cllllfit Iv IIIUNKFIIIIII I5 Ilcnla Sm'L'mulrmv: ', 'I ' ,.'. ,z , . 1 ' , '. : .- 1 , . ' uttmn row: IS. Ilviia--f's'Irl, II. livvw, Mr. HCEIIII, IE. Rely, M. Ss-ngrvr Firsl row: N. 5ilIIlI'Tll'N'lil', II. IJXVUIJQUII, J. Cobb. iwuml ww: I . .Xhlm-wif, IS. I':nHm1, li. Yvalklvy, H. IIJIIINCTIIHXII. , 1. .. ,.v Hollmn ww: J. 5lUIlt'hlll'lll'I', D. llY'k'llli'l', Mr. fVIlllv1l11ll, D. Imllq, li. l rumh. 'rum l'YAl urn HJ I l4.XSlCl3Al.I, TEAM First row: C. Stenllcr, ll. ll:-rron. J. VVilli:nns, li. Hanson, li. Chisholln, J. Skoinp, B. Davis. SL-rfonfl row: B. Murray, U. llzzgrvclorn, Ii. Tcrhcck, H. Gray. M. Shiv, 'l'hirtl row: U. 'l':lssv. li. ligrgrvr. J. Springrvr, C. Stllllfil, li. Sinifh, C. VV:Lr0, S. Fitzsimmons. D. Gilhcrf. Bottom row: G. lingrcr, li. Fisher, J. Skoinp, Mr. Skolnp, ll. Chrisicnscn, C. I,Zl!lKlCI'S, P. Lutz. tennis,trcLclc,basebc1ll With thc coming of Spring Illlfllll llxiriy h:Lsuh:Lll lIllllIlL'1l follows rc-- porlcrl lo C01LC'll Slilllllp for p1':Lc'fic'c. The lC2llIl wcnf llirongh quiio :L rlillicnli 80215011 playing l,2Ll'l1l2l, Norih Uhnslcrl, Sirongsvillc, Silllll Igna- iious, I,!LliCWOOIl, Imlcpcmlcnvc, illlll Huy Village. B:Ls0h:Lll is on 'rho coinc- h:Lc'k :Lf Hivc1',:Lnrl'rlic rcuson for This is lhc spirifofcoopQ1':Liion Elllfl h:LL'- inony l'lll'0lIgll0lll' 'rho squ:Lfl. TILL- l0?LIIl h:Ls :lone tho school :L grcnf sc-L'vic'r in Sl7l'C2llllllg' this fm.-ling llllllllglllllll :Lll oihcr :Lcliviiics of ihv school. The il':Lc'li l'l'iLlll llllflCl' cl01lCll llc:L1n ll:Ltl :L finc spirii' of coopoi':Liion which lwlpul lllL'lll vcry gL'c:Lll-V in :Lll Inca-ls. Thu firsi niucl in which tlluy In-:L1'licip:Ltcci w:Ls lhc Annual Indoor 'lll':LCli Mu-'r :Li The ClCVCl?LlNl l'uhliv H:Lll. Hom the now incinhvrs g:Linurl much v:Llu:Lhlc cxpcricnco. Noxi 'rhu- fczun p:Lriicip:Li'cfl in three Vlll'i2LI1glll2ll' Mods with Show :Lnd liilvlirl, l3L'1'L'Jl. illlll Uhurlin, illlfl Bay illlll Dovcr. Tllctv :Llso incl wiih F:Lirvicw Elllfl l':L1'1n:L. llivcr's ncwcsl spoil is icnnis. The 'fn-:Lin was huili 2Ll'0llllIl Clove- lILll1l,S Indoor Tcnnis Cllflllllllllll, Dick B:Lilcv, who was snpporlccl ln' in:LnV . 7 , . . ' . ' ' CXl7Cl'lL'IlCCfl pl:Lycl's. lhc 'tc:L1n was lllVll'Cil io plzi,-V in il Hlfllt' l'0lIl'l12LlllK'lll' :Li Kenyon Collcgc whcrc fhcy nL:Lclc :L fine showing. AIZLHV lIlCllllPCl'S will he lost 'through g'l'2lKlll?l.fl0llI, howovcr, if is hclicvccl lllllf in Clilllillg' yC?Ll'S, 1iivcr's tunnis tcann will bc :L success. TII IRT Y-l IVII SENIOR HIGH FOOTBALL 4 rst row: Mr. Skomp, D. Greiner. J. Anderson, J. VVilliams, I. Jones, li. Fis er, B. Holimann, N. Samcrdyke, J. liingruen, B. llauserman. Second row: O. Tasse, ll. Abbott, E. Mango, A. Zbin, V. Jonas, E. Finley, Zbin, A. Love. Bottom row: P. Lutz, D. Gullet, J. Stoneburner, J. Skomp, ll. Wood, E. Simon eie, M. Senger, B. Street, J. Beam, C. Petersen. varsity football The team, this year, under the guidance of Captain Earl Seedhouse, did not win a game. VVe a1'e sure, however, that they did have something that River teams in the two years pre- vious had decidedly lacked, and that was fight! By making no excuses for their defeats, but by playing their hardest and being sure they had given their best, they exhibited a spirit and deter- mination new to River teams. From the two disastrous years previous to this season most of the players had a feeling of inferiority. This was a great hindrance to their moral when playing and took the fight out of them-but, this year with the help of fresh material, Coach Skomp and his fiery pep talks, and much will-power, the team overcame this handicap to a great extent. After taking a lick- ing the first half of the game, they would come back the second half and play a good hard game, even though conscious of de- feat. The ',l'eam had such a following this year that the atten- dance paid the bills for the new football equipment purchased by the school. THIRTY SIX lll I VARSITY ISASK ETBAIJ , TEAM First row: li. Murray, ll. Gray, D. Hinct, J. Beam, N. Gorhy, P. Vt il s K' Petersen, 13, Davis, J. Williams, C. Stender. Second row: II. Ashby, Mr. Mayer. 0. Tasse, B. Hauserman, E. Pm ex, Mr. Mcltane, B. Hanson, Mr. Mulvihill, B. Christensen, J. Skomu Herron, B. Abbott. Bottom row: J. Iingrueu, A. Barco, C. Landers, G. Ruger, T. J. well, D. Greiner. varsity basketball TIIIRTY-SEVEN This year's team under Coaches lNIcBane and Mulvihill had one of the most successful seasons in recent years and put Rocky River bacli on the basket- hall map. Bruce Hanson was elected Captain and led the team to victory over the Alumni 33-17 in the first game. Fairview came to our tloor and defeated our hoys 21-15. The team then played Medina and won a thriller 23-22. Our boys then traveled to Ridge- ville and won another exciting game by one point 26-25. River suffered its second defeat of the season when it played Rhodes 35-19. Parma was next on the schedule and defeated our boys in a hard fought battle 15-12. The team reached its height in the Garfield Heights game and defeated them 2-L-22. Berea was defeated by our boys 28-26. Bay Village came over to our tloor with their championship team and defeated our team 27-18. In orde1', River was defeated by John Hay 30-19 and John llarshall, champions of the Greater Cleveland Conference, 412- 28 to end one of the most successful seasons in recent years. They placed third in the Greater Cleveland Conference and won five games and lost siX. . lm JVNIGR HIGH l+'OO'I'l5AI.I, l'irs.t1 row: G. Schihley, J. Bowles, li. Christensen. J. Vutcch, D. Shaw, lt. Hau- l-ernmn, 'l'. Dixon, J. VV:llchli, D. Gilmore, J. Smith, G. VVest, li. Brixner, J. Doyle. M r. 'Vlclizuicm econml row: J. Lznnpreclit, NV. Jones, 'l'. Clarke, B. Ilorton, S. Lima, J. Fer,fxu- son. C. Kitchen, K. Kitchen, B. Grd-cn, J. Partridge, li. Rizzo, B. VVex-ks. llottom row: F. llziusernizln, li. Ellsworth. li. Kuhlow, I.. Tasse, li. Gucrico, Pm. llc-ll, ll. lmtson, H. Doyle, lt. Jorclon, A. I.:1z:1r, C. I,:11lll. I I I lunlor high football lYhen lloncli D. J. Mcllzine issued the first call for foot- lmll, fifty seven boys nnswerecl. In the first game, the temn clefezitecl Fzmirview 144-0. Then the River liovs trzivelecl to lVest Tech to be out clone 19-7 by the stronger :intl heavier 'llech team. The Blue :incl Goltl boys reucherl their peak in the JCH.Cl'S0ll gzune :intl trouncerl the boys from lfllvrizi 20-0. The tezun defeated Berea 13-0, :incl then lost :L hzircl fought gzune to Collinwoocl, 19-T. The River Jun- iors closecl their season with another win over their rival, Fair- view. T-0. This seaison haul one of the most successful tezuns in several vcurs. The following fellows Junior Bowles lloh C'hristensen 'l'ecl Clzirli Teal Dixon Jim Ferguson liurl Green Dick Gilmore Ray Hziuserinnn Bob Horton Carl Kitchen received letters : Sum Linux Junior l,2ll'tl'lltgC lim-l Rizzo John Smith I.eo Tasse Jack lvulchli Boll lveclis Jucla l,:nnprecht, Mgr. lVilli:un l,utson, lllgr. Glen Schihley, Mgr. Kenneth Kitchen TH lR'l'Y-l-IXGIIT GREINRR JOHN HAY MR. AND GAME SKUMP SEEDIIUUSE SCORE COACHING 47-0 G u EIN fm 1,AK1f:vvooD GAME scour: v 13,6 CUACH SROMP s'roN11:BU1:NER COACH AND M ULVIHILI' BFAM GREINER LIMBHRING UP THIRTY-N INE orchestra 'l'l1c lifmcky Rivvi' High School U1'c'i1:w- f1':L. 111111:-1' till' Lii1'L-L-Ho11 of M12 IQOWUII, l1:Ls shown :L 1-1-111:L1'k:Ll1lc illlpl'0Vl'IIlL'lli' ov:-1' l:Lsf -vm-:L1'. SillliL'lliS shoulcl noi 'fry fo c'o111p:L1'v Hll' l1:L11Ll :Lml till' 0l'l'ilL'Sil'2L :Ls fo :Lc'c'o111- IliiSiIllll'lliS :L11:lg1'owH1 l1Lc':LL1su if is:L111L1c'i1 i1:L1'ci1-1' huk fo o1'g:L11izc :L good o1'ci1L'sf1':L tililll il H1's'r-c-l:Lss l1:L11Li. IIllIlCI'fCCi'i0IlS i11 :L l1:L11cl c:L1111o1 bv LIL-1'cci'L-fl 111:L11y Hinos, buf :WL-11 H10 s111:LllL-sf 11111sf bc uii111in:Lfcci from il good Ol't'i1L'Si'l'2l.. U111' o1'c'l1cs'r1':L l1:Ls 111:Lcic 1':Lpicl atridos Hiis yu:L1' fow:L1'd 2Ll'i1iCViHg' this gilili, Illlli ifs 111L:111l1L:1's iiQSL'l'VC :L great ch-:Ll of lJl'2LiHl'. The o1'L'l1vsf1':L l1:Ls pl:Lyvcl for many as- s::111i1li1-s :Ls w:-ll :Ls iN'i:0I't' :Luci :l111'i11g sc-l1ooI 111'o1l11L-'rio11s. If 111:Lclc :L fino :Lppc:L1'- :Lncu lmvforn- iilL' I'. '1'. A., :Lml c:L11 be ex- 1lt'l'il'li fo go f:L1' i11 yL'2ll'S fo como. First Row---Cl. llosL'11L'r:111s, f'. Slviulvr. A. IEEIFUO, B. Mllrton, R. Ter- ilvv he-ck, YN. 13:1 SL-L-o11cl Row- fl'. Joncs, J. lI:111:111, M. Vasc, II. I,:1rm-11, I,. MCfI.t'2lI1, R. Il:1gxL:Llor11, li. Fislwr. l'l1ir:l Row- fll. GolLll1:1:'k, XV. 'l'1':':1:lwL'll, 'l'. 'l':1l1lL'r, Mr. Bowen, H. 'WlL'i':111lL:1'. V. Xv1llIU'llll. N:llxl:j,M.. L, s Ilotloiii Row -IC. l':1a:-, P. S:111Lh:m. D. King, 111. VVL'lli11gto11, J. Buvlier, XY. Uzirko. FOBTY First Row 7-M. Elliot, C. Stendcr, YV. Hailey. ll. XVilc.axon, It. lub 'VII' . Bowen., VV. Gray, R. Hagrcdorn. D. Kane, J. Doyle. J Second liovv--T. Tablcr, V. lrcslan, J. llanan, li. Schultz, P. ljlllll H.I Stokes. Third llow---G. llosencrans. J. Partridge, ll. Yeuklev, ll, Chisl Murton, J. Patch, VV. Fisher, Y, Vanglm, lt. llnteliinson Bottom Row-E. Blackburn, D. liiefler. I.. llellcr, P. Sanurs, Tabler, VV. Barko. FURTY-ONE band liveryone is proud of our Rocky River High School Band this year. l'nder the direction of Mr. George Bowen, it has shown continual im- provement and has truly become worthy ot' the fine support given it hy the student body. The band began the fall foothall season with a bang! The members worked hard to develop their marching technique and are to he compli- mented on their fine results and perseverance. That most exciting sports season was due partly at least to the flashy performances of the hand under the lea'dership of its new drum major, Dick Hutchinson. During the year the hand played for many assemblies. Un l+'ehruary 12 at 8:00 P. M., it gave a band concert under the direction of Mr. Bowen in the high school auditorium and was very well received hy the puhlic. All in all, the hand can certainly look hack on 1936-37 as one of its niost successful school y8Rl'S. .arsen, M. Case, V. Preslan, ll.. Koch. P. Jones, ll. lleiron I first How--M. Shiv, XV. Uvxtvr, J. Monson. ql'C'lHlCl How -M. SilI1llYlK'l! Y. xvllllilllm A. lgilfftl, li. 'l'L-rlwv' iitc-lu-n Bl. Mc'C'z1ulL-y. I . l'liirLl ltow'--P. Sollc'nlwri,rCr, li. NL-lssvn, IS. Yvziklcy, IS. SllyKll'l' Myvrr., ll. lliblmzlrct. Sottom Row L. llellvr, ll, ciUlllllill'll, M. VVilloL1g:lilby, Mr, Bowl-ii, fxlulmolt, lt. l'-lNllt'l'. music club SIJUIlS0l'L'll by Dr. Young Zllltl Mr. Howun, tllc Music' lllllll liizulc its clcblit on f,l't0lJL'l' 25, 1936. flt is cloutmtful wlu-tlicr illly c'l1:L1'tL-1' lIlUIIlllk'l' will L-vcr forgot tlL:Lt first mcuting, tlic L'iclL-V, oi' 4 l'lLLL Rosut to lxltlllllillilywy. It was soon LIL-L-imlut to Cltllltllflll' clues, asscssliivllts to llc lvviocl :Ls vxpcnsvs zL1'osLL. It was aLlso clvc-irlcrt to limit lllL'lllll0l'HlllP to twcnty, thc club fooling tl1:Lt :L l:L1'gLL1' group would llc too ll!lWlL'lil-V tor its plll'li0:4l 'llll' study of tlic llL'YL'l0lJIll0lll of tliu sympliony. Not vvcry llIOL'llllg, liowvvvr, is LIL-votcml to study, some of tlicm loving ctiscussions ot' Hswiiigv tlllll Ul'llCl' typos of populzu' iiiusicu XVllCII tliv tuisilicss of tlic iiicctiiig is oyL'1',onL- ot' tlic lllL'llllll'l':Q giyos il short VL-port on somv coliilmoscl' oi' ll'2ll'l'S tlic ctL-VL-loplliciit of llltlSll' owl' :L ILL-riocl of yt21l'S. XVlicn tliis intormzll IL-L-lL11-N, L-mls, tliorc is gL-LLL-1':Llly :L sliort :lis- cussion wliicli closvs with tliv JlIllM'2ll'2LlH'i' ol' simpln- i'LLfi'L'slimviLts. 'l'l1u oll'icL-rs of lfliififfii' wvrc :Ls follows: lim'- .ioriv xxlllllillglllly, lll't'SltlL'lllQ Bill l'llhlll'l', vim-- Ill'l'SlilL'Ill illlfl SL'f'l'l,'lilI'.Y1 txlJLl'.l0l'll' Almlioll, soc-1'L-t:Li'y. lx, M. , li. M. Fl7ll'l'Y 'TWU First Row---ll. Dworlwn, ll. Ilull, M. Mc'C':Ll Vnclcr ilu- :Lhlv clirvciion of Miss ivhiiv, SllIJUl'YlS0l', :Lml l'hil Unllon. Pl'UHl1ll'l1i, lhc -l,l'2l.' lllillll' Club coniplvivcl onv of ils inosl SllC'l'L'SS- ful yn-:L1's. Y W ' ' CC N' lhv nL:Lzn plwlliciioii was bonny Jane in whicll :L gl'L'2ll IIHLHAV of thc nn-nib:-rs h:ul :L ClI2llli'l' lo cxhihil llltll' f:Llcnl's. 'l'h0 Club :Llso siugocl H11-ucotlm' pl:Lys which were given for ihc l'. 'l'. .-X. Flllfl for s'rnrlL'nl's of Uh:-rlin, l.:Ll4:-woocl, :LnLl 1i1'l'l'2l high schools. Thu clnh In-ld llll'L'L' lll0Ol'iIlg'S :L nlonih :Lffcr sc-hool :Lnrl oncf in 'rho L'Vl'lllIlg :Li :L nn-lnhi-L s homo ill which v:L1'ious IJl'02i,fl'?l.lllS were cniioyccl. Uno of flue most iniL-resting Lnccfings w:Ls :L i:Llk :Lc- K'UIIlp2LlllL'fl hy :L flClll0IlSll'2LllOII on lhv propel' :Lpplic-:Lfion of 1n:Lkc-np. This tVL'2ll' for flu- firsi limo :L consfiluiion w:Ls lll'?lWI1 up. Xcxi yc:LL' wo hope ih:Lf 'rho now :Lnrl l'0lIHLlIl- ing niclnhcrs will gcf :Ls lllllC'll L'Il'i0.VlllL'Ill' 2lIlLl L-Xpwicm-0 out of Tho club :Ls fhc i,Q'l'!lflllIlilI1g nnnibn-1's h:Lvc. Tho oll'iccL's of 19336-37 wp-ro :Ls follows: Phil I,lll'l0Ilf'I,7'lfSffIl77lIL Louise Hcllur: ---Viva-p1'0.viJ:'11f Ju:Ln l':Lic'l:i'Sf'r'1'f'i111'y H2Ll'X'L'.X' 1,W0l'lUJH'f-7'7'z'IlSll1't'7' lay, J. Stokvs. J. Monson. dramatic club llny, N. Fislwr, li. Fin- Svvond Row-f-I.. Hohley, li. Gilhm-rt, S. Sullivan, F. Abbott, M. Shie, IC. Park, H. Sirevf. 'l'hil'cl Row ---J. Pfltfll, A. BJliiil1'lUI', M. f'lHllIllN'I'lill, U. Smith J. Pall- nov, V. Bake-r, L. Hella-r, I . C'r4-vlnizxn, Miss White-. l Bottom liow-VV. Dexter R. Koch, IS. Cloldlmzli P. Dutton, II. Cin hell. li. lint:-lxinson, R. Binet. l np- FURT Y' T H R ll I-Y GROUP A irst Row Jennings, V. Mitoholl, li. S1-hnltz, M. Faso, M. lfllkins, ll. J. bruce. ll. Gorbv. oooncl Row--VJ. Irwin, l'l, 'l'urnor, li. Stout, .l. Jorclan, M. liosaon- orans, J. Spitzigr, A. Batchelor, J. Patnoo. I'hirrl Row-vA. liobortson J. Salzor, D. Davis, li. Ilolnios, M. Mc- Caulov, ll. Sliooliv, D.lShio, li. Urowoll, li. Snyilor. 'ront liolv--J. Franio, A. M. Smith, .I. Aloxanllor, I.. Fotzor, V. Pir- son, ll. Linclstroni, M. Nelson, IS. liutmnan, li. Czunpboll. friend hip XVith fllaclgo Clark at its hoacl anrl Susan Sullivan as program chairinan, tho 14'i'ionclship Club has had an intorosting and onjoyablo yoar. The olub's thoino, upon which tho yL'2Ll',S pro- grams havo boon basocl this yoar, was Trails. Soino of tho trails lorl into charin, litoraturo, ami travel. All woro novol aml intorosting. Sonic prograins novoi' attoniptocl boforo in- vluclocl a inothol' and claughtoi' ovoniug lIlQ0l'lll,Q' at which thoro was a spoalu-1 ancl i'ofi'oslunontSg a Moxioan nioal, oookocl by Moxioansq a joint, suppoi' inooting with tho Hi-Y. Also a now clisc-ussion group for S0pllOlll0l'L'S was lc0l'lllUll within tho club. Tho 1f'1'ionclship Club oontinuocl its formoi' Imran-tivo of giving Cliristinas and Tlianlcsgiving haskots, and in holping in tiino of nood. This yn-ai' thoy sponsororl an aftoi'-school flanco to raiso funcls for tho Roll Cross lloorl roliof work. l 0R'l'Y-FOUR GROUP B First limi ---li. Grrlrllmcli. J. llintlclniunn, M. VVillougl1l1y, J. Iloru- ingr, P. Fllllit'IllJllll'!', S. Sullivan, G. Parker, J. VVcrntz, L. King, D. lmisk. Srconcl Rows!-l.. llolxls-y, F. Garrett, M. Service, M. Byrd, V. Mitchell, A. Nvlson, C. linkm-r, C. VVilllro0, B. Wagner, H. Uzlrnplwll. Third Row-J. Morrison, J. Gray, VV. VVhitesiclv, M. Cohbg I. Mueller, li. Strvf-t, li. Park, li. Mx-yvrs, V. Surge, E. Lovell, E. Beckrcst, D. Kiellbr. Front Row- fl,. Hs-llc-r, li. N1-lssvn. M. Snndwick, J. Patch, M. Clark, P. S0llClll?CI'Qf1'I', D. Coppugc, M. Alulxoll. club Tllu clinmx of lliu your was H10 Pam-llla-lilo Bunqucl liclcl on May 20 :Lf HIC Rocky River Mctlioclisl Cliurcli. Following ilic Banquet a service was liclcl fo carry out fllc Senior Farc- woll, fllc inslzmllufion of or'f'icors, :incl fllc pre- senting of rings fo thc Ring Group incinbcrs. Tin' club wislics 'ro flmnk Miss MCKL-0, its sponsor, for licr kind :incl llclpful :ulvicc illl'0llg'llOlli lllc year. Tino group looks forward lo flu- coming your in llopus lllul if will be :ls succcssful :Ls lllc past. Tllc oH'iccrs wore as follows: Mnrlgc Cla1'lif--I'1'z'si1If'11I lxllLl'g2Ll'Cl' C'olJlJ--Vim' lI7'l'8llIt'Il1L l'lStlll'l' Nc-lsscnfmS1v'1'zff11ry Annu lx'ClS0ll'fYl7'1'Il.Wl1'f'l' lilixulicfli Slrccl-fl11fc'r-Club Counril I OR.'.l'Y-FIVE l blrsf Huw Ci. lingrvr, li. Finclu-r, 'l'. Durkin, J. Gubcillv, N. Gm-hy, Sl. Scngrr, J. Shvm'ln1rm'r, R. Crumb, C. Idllllliifh B. llnlmlzmn. 1-nml Huw M. Shiv. .l. Skmnp, XY. Bcrry, 13. Siglvr, D. Grcincr, 13. Gray, JK. Iiurvo, I . Alrhswki, P. Lutz. lllircl liuw f U. 'l':1s+.c, K. Slrnflcr, D. Gillwrf. H. VVULHI, 15. f'lH'iStl'Il- sun. H. Mvvrs, IS. lIrl1ks's, II. Xshlxy, IS. IIEIIISPFIYHIII, H. Smillx. Sitting: IJ. Uillllctl. 'l'. 'I':1lwYc-r, ll. Fislu-r, ll. Ilworkc-n, M12 MCISQIIW, H. Ycznklvy, W. Dvxlcr, IS. fIli'sllill!Il, D. Dunn. h I I - s n cz p s l 0lt'I' Y-S IX FORTY-SE VEN I I - This year Hi-Y has indulged in many activities. Starting oft' by giving tl1e first Rocky River dance of L the year in October, the club later sponsored a few after school dances. Last fall the two trips which were made to Center- ville Mills by the boys proved to be both amusing and exciting for all who attended. After each of the jour- neys, the members returned, sorry that their fun had to end so soon. Because they have had so many good times there, they regretted the fact that they were unable to journey to Centerville again in the spring. This year, in accordance with tl1e custom, church meetings were attended once a month and a larger variety of chu1'ches than ever was visited. In addi- tion to this, the regular supper meetings were held monthly with practically 100 per ce11t attendance each time. At most of tl1e weekly meetings during the year, discussions on various topics of innnediate interest were held, then, at times, various persons were pre- sented to talk on these topics. Une of the big events of the year was the basket- ball game between the .junior and senior n1en1be1's. Though the game started rather quietly, it finished in a blaze of action with the se11io1's victorious. At present, to round out an eventful year, the mein- bers of the club are planning on traveling to l'ut-in- Bay and on holding their annual Sweetheart Ban- quet i11 May. The officer.: for the first semester were Joe Stone- hnrner, presidentg Jinnny Beam, vice-president, Howard Hall, secrctaryg Bob Christensen, Treas- U 1'C1'. For the second semester Harvey Dworken was president, Bob Hohmann, vice-president, Bob Yeak- ley, secrtaryg YVilbur Dexter, treasurer. iyc11cu As 0110 of H10 most P0pll12ll' :11111 i11t0r0sti11g 111'g:111iz:1ti1111s of our sc-11001, Iy:1k11, H10 ll2L1lll'C i'1ll1l, 11:1s 011.1oy011 :1 most s11Cc0ssf111 y0:1r. 1NI00t- ing 111 t110 11011105 of H10 ll1ClllbCl'S cvcry 11ll'CC w001as, t110 011111 1I?LS 11:Lt1 111:111y fi110 prog1':1111s, 0:1011 01111sist111g of :1 ro11 0:111 011 :1 ll2L1lll'C sub- joct, H10 1111s1110ss of H10 lllCL'1'1llg, il HpU2L1iCl', g:11111-s, :11111 l'Uf1'L'S1llllCl11S. T110 11ig111ig11ts of H10 y0:1r w0r'0 H10 :1111111:11 tript11l'oo1Us ,FOl'L'S11ll 1'01111sy1v:111i:1, H10 picnic' :Lt 1Y:1g:1r 1i0:1c'11, :11111 H10 S111111:1y lll0l'1l1Ilg' bird WV2L11iS1llt1lL'Sl71'11lg. 1vlN1L'l'1'1lC g111c1:11100 of Mr. Ric-11:11'11s :11111 AI2L1'V1ll S1110, t110 pr0sid011t, H10 011111 11:1s 1111110111 its 111:111y fi110 p1'1llC1P1QS :11111 11:1s 0o11ti1111011 with its activities. For H10 first H1110 it 11:1s J0r111ittcd EL few 1 S0p110ll1Ol'CS to 11CK'U1llC 1IlClIlbL'l'S, so t11:1t they will 110 b0tt0r :11110 to CZl1'l'y 1111 H10 C1Llb,S activi- ti0s 110xt yC2l.1'. This y0:1r's 11f1'ic'01's w0r0 :1s follows: :1I2Ll'V1I1 S11i0, I'r1'sirIz'l1t S1'll2Ll'1 c11'US1l0Ilg, Virrc-I'rcsi1lcnt xI2ll'gEl.l'LF1 C:1s0, Scfc'1'vf1l1'y 1'1:1r1 S001111o11s0, T1'ca:.surv1' Firsl Huw- -R. C1r11s11u11g, J. Skump, VV. Gm IC. Fischvr, J. 1g0ilIll, R. X't'Zl1C1f'V, A. 13:1r011. 7 91-0111111 ROW!S. I,:1rss-11. J. H:111:111, Ii. xfll lzlnder, I. Mucllcr, L. Stout, C. II111'11, YY. Grec-11, J. Stokes. 1'11irc1 How---141. Nelsscn. M. Abbott, D. S111 F. Gilrrctt, A, N01su11, J. Jorr1:111. M. Service, H. Hibbard, B. 1 eyers. l311tt11111 Row- I,. Stout. V. Mitchell, M. . , M. Cust-, Mr. liic11:1r11s, S. ciI'0S110I1g'. 141. S0f'11111111s0, M. Sand ' , J. I1i11tzP1111:11111. FORTY-EIG I IT First Row-J. We-rntz, M. Rosencrnns, P. Fitzsimmons, M. Kitchen, M -Av M. Faso. 'l'. Jennings. L. Baker. 'if f , , , Q: Svvonfl Row f-Miss JIIQIIP, lfl. Iiovvll, J. Acllvr, Fl. Van Flmiclvr, B. 'aft wvlydyi Rizzo. L. Fetzer, ll. Nlyvrs. ' 'l'liirrl Row- J. l'llll1,'Jj?ll'll, V. Sorgf-, li. 'l'urncr, J. Jordan J. Cl ' tinnsf-n, E. Nvlssvn, IVI. Sznnlvick. , iris- fl,-1, J, 1, 1 liflllillll How--J. llzinnn. P. SlYllf'IllNIY'jJfl'l', li. llvvkrvsl, l. King, A. NCI- wn, M. Willoughby, ll. llihburcl. .r. I. 'l'ln- Girls, lil'l'l'L'?ll'l0ll lim-:iguc lms clone grcaf iliingzs llmis your lIIl!ll'l' Hn- supervision of Miss Jnquo, and unrlui' flic prcsiclcncy of Irn-no King. Miss JQLCIIIIQ' lms l'l'lCCl lo nmkc 'flns nn infor- csling, nioro novcl yn-zu' along flu- linv of gi1'l's sports, :incl lms lllililt' :L succcss of lllillly now iflczms. Hiking. rollvi' slmfiiig, nnrl ic'c-slinfiiig, pm'- lics, progrcssivc flinncrs, lmclnnnfon gmncs :Lnrl lc-nnis gzuncs, lmvo boon only :L fcw of llic lllings fllcy lmvc lizul. This ycm s offic'cl's were as follows: l,l'CHlll0lll, lronv King Yin- l'1'c-siclm-ill, Mzu'.joi'ic lVillouglll:'v , 1 Y if I fTl'l'l'l'l3Ll'-V, Anno Nm-lson '1ll'l'2lSlll'Cl', 1'llC?l,ll0l'1iL'Clil'1'bl l FORTY-N IN E anding--F. Abbott, D. Ureiner, l. Mueller, E. Duty, C. Baker, J. Stonebnrner. ll. Patton, li. Hanserman. Sitting:-l.. Bohley. W. Dexter, Miss Boyer, Il. Dworkcn, Mr. Rich- 7 ards, lf. Golflbach. debate club After experiencing a rather belated start, the newly-formed Debate Club form- ally got under way late in November. As yet, it has held only a few debates which are said to have been rather well done in view of the greeness of the neophytes. For each debate, the members of the club divide into two groups, one, the affir- mative, and the other acting as the nega- tive. Of these groups, only three persons in each have a chance to speak in the final debate. but those who are not chosen to speak have much to do to help the speakers gather material. It is hoped that by the end of the year, eaeh member' will have partivipated in at least. one debate. This plan, plus the able direction of Miss Boyer and Mr. Richards, makes it seem very possible that the Club will enjoy much glory and will make much advancement in coming years. 4. FIFTY Standing--D. Gilbert, M. lr. Chamberlin, C Ware, B Snyder, B lla userman, P. WVhitc. Sitting-li. Street, lt. Ycuklcy, D. Greiuer, Mr Dru inter-class council One hears very little about the Inter-Class founcil, for it is one of those behind the scenesi' organizations that works silently but effectively. The Inter-Class Council was organized in 1932 with Mr. Grubb as its supervisor. Two people were chosen to represent each class, plus the iresidents of the ninth tenth eleventh and I a s s twelfth frrades. Durin the Vear of 1935-36, is r t li U . ltld Yvalchh was president of Inter-Class Coun- . v T - 5 ell, and Bob X eakley was president for the term of 1936-37. The Inter-Class Uouncil sets up certain stau- clards each year which it nlust accomplish. Each year it works out a calendar for all of the social activities of the year. It represents the school as a whole in the case of class disputes. This year the Council has helped develop a school song. It has also taken two or three visits to different schools, and has then compared those schools with ours to see if ours can be improved. l I l '1'Y-ON E hi-tide The Paper Club, sponsored by Miss Marker, has been very active this year. Last fall it pub- lished an insignificant, four-page, Inimeograplx- ed sheet, but improved each issue so much that by Christmas time the paper had reached a size of twenty-three pages. The staff was greatly handicapped by having no experience and few ideas, so a plan was evolved whereby the junior editor gains half a year's experience under the tutelage of the senior editor before actually being on his ownf, Finally, in February, a sufficient circulation and capital having been attained, plans were inade for a printed paper which inade its ap- 6 f 1 pearance on March 6. lhe new paper also experienced a period of evolution, for it is en- tirely different froln the nliineographed publi- cation. The staff has held the policy that the Hi-Tide is for the student body, and, the efforts of the entire Paper Club have been directed toward the aceomplislnnent of this end. 'irst Row-lfl. Nelssen, li. Street, D. Smith, M. Byrd, J. Uohh, li. Joty, J. Stokes, .I. Hintzelmann, V. YVatkins, A. Nelson, li. Gold- baeh, I.. Heller. cond Row-ll. Murray, B. Snyder, lt. Van Flander, D. Shie, A. Batchelor, I. Mueller, M. Chamberlin, Ii. llihbard, P. Sollenber- ger, M. Cobb, S. Fitzsimrnons. Bottom Row- H. Dworken, VV. Dexter, D. Leisk, M, Shie, Miss Mar- ker, B. Abbott, M. Mefanley. J. Christiansen. FIFT Y-'l' WVU 1 G I l First Ron'wVV. Dexter, S. Sullivan. J. Stonehurner, J. Hintzelman I' Duty, Nl. Shift. quoncl lion'--I.. Bohley, M. Cobb, E. Street. I. Mueller, J. Hornmg I Park, P. Finke-nbiner, B. Hauserman, C. Baker, J. Patch. Slllllll --D. Coppuge, VV. VVhit1-side, H. Dworkeu, B. Green, M. Clirk, D Gilbert. Mzulgc Clark . Bill Green ..... Hnrvcy Dworkun Dick Gilbcrt . . , Phil Dutton 'Leon Fowles lhrllblll' Dfextor .loc Stonchurnci Marvin Shio Iicl Finley Howard Hall Bob Hauscrnizui Herbert Otter Susan Sullivan Mzwgurct Cobb lfllimbotli Street F1F'I Y THREE nual sta .,......,.EIlillU7' . Iizzsirzess 1l1ll7?flg4'l' . . , .I.itcrary Editor Cirzrulrz tion ,llrmager lvinifrcfl lvliitcsirlo Edna Pztrik JL-:mnc Hintzclmnun U:mtl1c1'i11c Baku:- Jcan Horning Dorothy Lcisk Ilsc Mueller Jean Patch Phyllis Finflcnhinor Lois Bohlcy Dorothy Coppuge llzrfy Lou Cliambc-rl FF in Standinggl. Mueller, M. Abbott, M. Jollie, D, Leisk, H. Dworken, M. Shic. Sitting' -ll. Larsen, Mr. Grubb, lt. Yeakley, D. Smith, M. Clark. national honor society As the organization standing for the finest of ideals, the National Honor Society has gone on recognizing those students deserving of high honors for their work in school. Chosen for scholarship, lezulership, character, and service, the students were selected in the same manner as in former years, Five percent of the senior class were chosen in January and five percent more in April with five percent of the junior class. This is the only school organization selecting ineinbers for their personal ability, and the only club standing exclusively for the worli, character, and service of the students. It is an honor to be a ineinber, and should be a challenge to every student in Rocky River High School. The officers this year were Robert Yealaley, president: Marvin Shie, vice-president, and Madge Ularli, secretary-treasurcr. The nieinbers inducted in April were Mar- garet Vohb, Jean Patch, Louise Heller, lVillia1n Grt en, Elizabeth Street, Richard Greiner, Irene King, Frank Abbott, Phyllis Sollenberger, and Maruiorie lVilloughby. I-'ll-'I'Y'l-UITH announcements 'I' aqoaqvepoonoaqozaiaqoxvaqsz 4,-Q. 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GROSI-IONG, STUART Football 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Op- eretta 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Monitor 2: Iyaku 2, 3, 43 Dra- matic Club 23 Orchestra 2, 3: Band 2, 3: Junior Talent Night 3, 4: Stamp Club 2, 3: Honor Study Hall 2, 3: Senior Class Play. HALL. HOWARD Dramatic Club 43 Hi-Y 3, Sec- retary: Riverlet 43 Tennis 43 Honor Study Hall 2, 3, 43 Jun- ior Talent Night 33 Movie Op- erator 3, 4: Senior Class Play. I-IANSON, BRUCE Hi-Y 33 Basketball 2, 3. 4: ?aseball 3, 4: Honor Study Hall . . 4. IIANSEN, ERNEST Track 23 Monitor 4: Junior Talent Night 3: Operetta 2. HELLER, LOUISE Chorus 2, 3, 43 Friendship 2, 3, 4: Cabinet 43 Music Club 43 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Vice-Presi- dent: Hi-Tide 3, 43 Honor Study Hall 3, 4: Monitor 43 Junior Talent Night 3: Aperetta 2, 3, 43 Band 2. 3, 43 Senior Class Elay: National Honor Society HENKES, JANE Friendship Club 4: Other Schools Attended - Oberlin High School 23 Bennett High School, Buffalo 3. HENKES, WILLIAM Hi-Y 3, 4: Track 43 Other Schools attended - Oberlin High School 2g Bennett High School, Buffalo 3. HESS, RHODA Friendship Club 3: Monitor 3, 43 Junior Talent Night 3: Chorus 2: Glee Club 2. HINTZELIVIANN, JEANNE Chorus 23 Friendship ?, 3, 43 Iyaku 43 G. R. L. 2, 3: Hi-Tide 2, 3, 4: Riverlet 43 Operetta 2. HOHMANN, ROBERT Hi-Y 3, 43 Vice-President 43 Football 3, 43 Track 43 Class Officer 4: Vice-President 4. HOLMES, EVELYN Friendship 43 Dramatic 23 GL. R. L. 43 Cholus 23 Other Schools Atztlended -Dover High School 2, . MORNING, JEAN Friendship Club 2, 3, 43 G. R. L. 2, 3: Riverlet 43 Chorus 2, 3: Reader's Digest Circulation 1: Manager. JOLLIE. MALCOLM lyaku 2: Football 3: Honor Study Hall 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 43 Lens and Shutter Club 4. JONAS, OMAR gli-V 3: Football 43 Baseball KIEFFER, DOROTHY Friendship Club 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 33 Honor Study! Hall, Chair- man 2, 3, 43 Monitor 3, 4. KLOPSICK. PAULINE Chorus 33 Honor Study Hall 2. LANDERS, CHARLES Hi-Y 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Football 33 Baseball 3, 4: Operetta 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4. SIXTY-ONE ior activities Cl07Ifl1l'lb!'fl From Page Twmzfy LANIDERS, ELEANOR Friendship Club 3, 4: G. R, L. 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 2, 33 Honor Study Hall 4: Mon- itor 3: Other Schools Attend- ed - West High School 2. LARSEN, HARRY Honor Study Hall 2, 3, 43 Na- tional Honor Society 4: Moni- tor 33 Junior Talent Night 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, LARSEN, STELLA G. R, L. 2, 3, Iyaku, 2, 3, 4, Friendship 2. LEISK. DOROTHY Friendship Club 2, 3, 43 Dra- matic Club 33 G. R. L. 23 Hi- Tide 3. 4: Riverlet 33 Honor Study Hall 2, 33 National Hon- or Society 3, 43 Inter-Class Council 2, 3: Class Officer-Sec- retary 2, 3: Monitor 2, 3: Girl's Council 3, 4. LOYE, ALBERT Football 3, 43 Manager 33 Base- ball 33 Honor Study Hall 2. MARTIN, MAY Iyaku 23 G. R. L. 2, 3: Honor Study Hall 2, 33 Junior Talent Night 4. MITCHELL, VIVIAN Friendship Club 2, 3, 43 Iyaku 2, 3, 4: G. R. L. 3. IVIITELLER, ILSE Friendship Club 2, 3, 43 Cab- inet 43 Iyaku 43 G. R. L, 2. 33 Hi-Tide 3, 4: Riverlet 43 Honor Study Hall 2, 43 National Hon- or Society 43 Debate Club 43 Monitor 23 Operetta 2, 4. MYERS, ROBERT Hi-Y 43 Football 33 Honor Study Hall 23 Monitor 4. NELSON, GENEVIEVE Friendship Club 23 G. R. L. 2, 33 Honor Study Hall 2. PATTON. ROBERT Tennis 43 Debate Club 43 Jun- ior Talent Night 3, 4: Operet- ta 2, 33 Chorus 2, 3. PARK, EDNA Friendship Club 2, 3, 43 Cabinet 43 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Hi-Tide 3, 43 Riverlet 43 Junior Talent Night 3: Operetta 2, 3, 43 Chor- us 2, 3, 43 Senior Class Play. PATCH, JEAN Friendship 2, 3, 43 Cabinet 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Secre- tary 3, 43 Hi-Tide - Assistant Editor 3: Riverlet 43 Operetta 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 23 National Honor Society 4, PIRSON, VIRGINIA Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: G. lt. L. 3: Operetta 2, 3. POULSEN. MARGARET Friendship Club 2, 33 Honor Study Hall 2. PRESLAN, VICTOR Football 33 Honor Study Hall 2, 3: Monitor 3, 43 Band 2, 4: Other Schools - John Mar- shall High 2. RAIIZINSKI. BENTON Football 2, 33 Junior Talent Night 3. RAY, WILLIADI Hi-Y 3, 43 Boxing 4: Track 2, 3, 43 Honor Study llall 2, 3. hEEI!HOI'SE. EARL Football 3, 43 Captain 3: Bas- ketball 2, 3: Operetta 3. 4: Chorus 3, 4: lyaku 3, 4: Trea- surer 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Track 2, 3: Baseball 43 Junior Talent Night 3. SHIE. MARVIN Iyaku 2, 3, 4: President 43 Dra- matic Club 3, 43 Hi-Y 4: Hi- Tide 3, 43 Editor 43 Riverlet 4: Honor Study Hall 3, 4: Chair- man 43 National Honor Society 3, 4: Vice-President 43 Moni- tor 33 Lens and Shutter 43 Vice-President: Junior Talent Night 3: Senior Class Play: Music Club 4. SIMONCIC. EDWVARD Football 4: Baseball 2, 3, 43 Junior Talent Night 4: Oper- ctta 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 4. SMITH. ALICE MARIE Chorus 43 Friendship 3, 43 G. R. L. 23 Honor Study Hall 4: Operetta 4: Other Schools At- tended - Lourdes Academy 2. SMITPI. BUDD Lens and Shutter 4: Other Schools - St. Ignatius 3. SMITH, DOLORES Friendship Club 2. 33 Iyaku 2: Dramatic Club 3, 43 G. R. L. 2: Hi-Tide 4: Honor Study Hall 2. 33 National Honor Society 4: Class Officer: Vice-President 3: Junior Talent Night 3: Operetta 3: Chorus 3. SPRINGER. JACK Baseball 3, 4: Honor Study Hall 2, 3, 43 Monitor 3. STANGL, ROBERT Baseball 33 Junior Talent Night 3. STENDER. CHARLES Hi-Y 43 Basketball 2, 3. 4: Baseball 3, 43 Honor Study Hall 3, 4: Junior Talent Night 4: Operetta 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Or- chestra 2. 3, 4. STONEBITRNER, JOE Hi-Y 3, 4: Riverlet 43 Snap- shot Editor: Basketball 2, 3: Football 2, 3, 43 Track 23 Lens and Shutter Club 43 Chairman: Tennis 4: Monitor 4: Class Of- ficer 33 President: InterClass Council 3. STOUT, LOELLA G. R. L. 2, 3: Iyaku 2, 3. 43 Friendship 2, 3, 4: Junior Talent Night 3. STREET. ELIZABETH Friendship 2, 3, 43 Vice-Prcsi- dent 33 Inter Club Council 4: G. R. L. 2, 3: President 2: Iyaku 4: Junior Talent Night 3: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Vice- President 33 Operetta 2. 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 43 Inter-Class Council 43 Hi-Tide 43 Riverlet 4: National Honor Society 4. SULLIVAN, SUSAN Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: Cab- inet 43 Dramatic Club 3, 4: H1- Tide 2. 3: Honor Study Hall 2, 3: Junior Talent Night 33 Chor- us 2, 3, 43 G. R. L. 2: Riverlet 4: Monitor 23 Operetta 3. 4. WVAGNER, IIERNICE Friendship Club 2. 4: Draina- tic 3: Honor Study Hall 2, 3, 4. VVI-IITESIDE, WINIFRED . U Friendship Club 2, 4: H1-Tide 33 Honor Study Hall 2: Junior Talent Night 3: Riverlet 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Operetta 4. IVITHROE. COLLEEN Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: Honor' Study Hall 2, 3, 4: Chorus 31 Office VVol'k 4. IVUOD. ROBER'l' Hi-Y 4: Football 3, 4: Track 2, 3. 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Bob Stangl leaves in a dither-the excitement of graduation is just too much. ltlay ltlartin leaves her athletic ability to Irene King. Susan Sullivan leaves her ability to give dirty looks to Mr. McBane. Elizabeth Street leaves her fiery personality to Mary Lou Chamberlin. Joe Stoneburner leaves his manly figure and stride to Orlando Tasse. Ed Simoncic is quite surprised to hear l1e's leaving. Benton Radzinski leaves with two more com- ing up. Virginia l'irson leaves her silly laugh still echoing through the halls. Victor Preslan leaves his unique way of giving hook reports to Miss McKee to pass on to any junior who needs an original idea. Jean Patch leaves her voice to Betty Gold- bach. Bob Myers leaves his Shopping News route to anyone who wants to get up at 4 A. M. Madge Clark leaves the limelight on the dance floor to ltlarge Service. Jane Henkes leaves her sympathy to Jeanne Gray, Fay Garrett, and Marge Service. May they rest in peace. Dorothy Kieffer doesn't know just what to leave, so she is taking everything with her. Pauline Klopsick leaves her big, brown eyes to any one who can use them to advantage. Bob Christensen and Dick Dunn aren't making much fuss about leaving. Stump Coppage and Jean Frame ean't afford to leave muchg however, they generously bequeath an inch or two to Jack Gobeille. Florence Creelman leaves her dancing feet to Margie Kitchen. Eleanor Landers and Genevieve Nelson leave with a sigh of relief. Dorothy Leisk leaves, but she'll soon be back as Rocky River's head librarian. Chuck Landers leaves the faculty a little worse for wear. Ilse Mueller leaves everybody gnashing their teeth at her high averages. Catherine Baker leaves Jean Morrison to carry on. Bob Hagedorn is leaving Mr. Bowen some peace. l'hyl Finkenbiner leaves ltlr. Mulvihill with only one redhead on his hands. Helen Campbell leaves her Irish brogue to next year,s Dramatic Club. Margaret Fergus leaves her arguments in history class over the Supreme Court to Dick Greiner. Ralph Crumb leaves his bored expression to Jack McGettrick. Alice ltlarie Smith leaves to join Jerry. Wib Dexter leaves 675 mouths hanging open. Jack Springer, Norman Gorby, John Zbin and Bernice YVagner leave their quiet manners to Bob Deitesfeld. Bill Green leaves Virginia Sorge to the Jun- ior Class. Earl Seedhouse leaves Mr. Skoinp to struggle on alone. Omar Jonas, Bob VVood, and Bill Ray leave the boxing team to Orlando Tasse, Fred Bur- ton, and Ray Terbeek. Malcom Jollie leaves his interest in nature to Charles Horn. Colleen VVithroe leaves to lylary Andrews her fiery locks. Bob Yeakley leaves Helen to Frank. Louise Heller leaves to join her contempora- ries, Katherine Cornell and Helen Hayes. Rhoda Hess leaves Mr. McBane to shift for himself. Jim Beam leaves the ninth, tenth, and eleventh grade gi1'ls to the boys in their own classes. Bill Hazelett leaves his flivver to Dorothy Couzens to car1'y on his school bus activities. Jeanne Hintzelmann leaves Miss Barrett in a quandary. Dick Gilbert leaves his Howing hair and nimble feet to Dick Hutchinson. Leon Fowles leaves Marge. 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JJ Sonnets , Y Y-. ,-V ,-. .-. .-. .-.o:vasv-.- Y-V,-v .-. 7-7 ifuw aqsaosacsaas-ous FOR DAD AND THE BOYS Charley Geiger Detroit cmd Warren Road Op E g Lk Pct ize Those Who Patroniz U dII54 aboosoacoaqv-agua nvaaoacoaqvacoaqoaqvisioainzvzacoivatawaqv frog- aasarv aiu obvansacvaiivacvatagsiv 'I' l 9 i 1 Q I I C i Q 5 E i i I 5 9 9 i i C i i i E 5 I 'I' clas swlll Continued From Page 77.5 Marvin Shie leaves Frank Abbott the Hi- Tide. Don Burbank leaves his scientific interests to Elmer Ugan. Howard Hall leaves to go on the radio. He has been chosen to take Don VVilson's place on the Jello Program. Beverly Champion leaves her title of Queen to next year's lucky girl. Dorothy Davis leaves her love of Winnie the Pooh to anyone who will take it. I.oella Stout leaves Suzie,' all by herself. Bruce Hanson leaves his ability to play bas- ketball to T. J. Maxwell. Bob Hohmann leaves his position on the football team to Orlando Tasse and Tom Tabler. Budd Smith leaves in his Ford with much commotion and few words, Cas everj. Edna Park leaves the school a large collec- tion of advertisements and drawings. This, the last will and testament ofthe Senior Class of 1937, was signed and sealed before me on this day of , 1937. class prophecy Continued from Page Q1 Dorothy Leisk takes pleasure in telling the Hall of Fame that she has been appointed 59th assistant librarian at the Cleveland Public Lib- raryz It seems that Helen Campbell has turned crooner, broadcasting nightly over Station VV H A T. Bob Christensen has just fallen heir to a mushroom plantation in southern Russia. As a result, he will soon be going there with his secre- tary, John Zbin. Jean Frame and Eleanor Landers are both teaching school in the mountains of Kentucky, and Eleanor's brother, Charles, is also down there teaching the hillbillies the etiquette of feudin' ',. Vic Preslan has worked his way from a soap- box to a seat in Congress and is advocating a bill to improve the living condition of the Rocky Mountain goat. Budd Smith, our Class of 37', globe-trot tern has just completed a hitch-hikev around the VVorld in ten years. Dorothy Coppage, so says the record, has just made a non-stop airplane flight to Africa in order to shake hands with a native. Lois Bohley has finally become a movie star, and her next picture will be Gold Diggers of 1957 . Marjorie Abbott has just made her debut at Severance Hall playing a suite which she composed in college. Richard Bailey and Ralph Crumb, who won the men's doubles tennis championship in Lon- don, will give a lecture to our student body next week, if they get out of the cooler , in time. Bill Hazelett and Bill Green have just bought the Olive K.', and plan to take a vacation cruise to the South Seas. Alice Marie Smith was just voted one of the ten best dressed women in the United S-tates. Florence Creelman has finally crashed the Ballet Russe, which will appear here in August. If you have any dead animals you wish stuffed, just bring them to Malcolm Jollie, the noted taxidermist. Please omit skunks. Harry Larsen has succeeded Herman Pirch- ner at the Alpine Village, and he reports having put Chuck Stender in the band. Jeanette Furstenau has been employed by Halle,s, and she will be on the fifth floor every day, to give advice on the latest coiffures. VVinifred VVhiteside works in New York for Vogue, and last week she realized her fondest ambition W- getting Benny Goodman's auto- graph. Virginia Pirson, Vivian Mitchell, and Loella Stout are on the radio and are known as The Sunshine Girlsf' Listen for their cooing laugh- ter at the beginning of each program. If you drop into court some day, you will hear Harvey Dworken, the great lawyer, trying the case of who killed ltlr. Richard's goldfish. Leon Fowles, The Arrow Collar hlan, is said to be tall, handsome, and a lover of Byrds and animals. Joe Stoneburner and Jim Beam are our model Rocky River business men. Any Sunday morning you may see them out at Par 3 Golf Course trying to break 100. If you go out to the great VVestern forests, you may hear Stewie Groshong and Earl Seed- house warbling The Indian Love Call to the trees. Of course, their warbling days are over until they get out of the County Jail. Continued on Page U9 SIXTY-SEVEN oianoaqnaaron:ecvqqv-ncoanoanvioaavncsaqvacvoqvonoqmoeaoioaavanvagnolaqvobvaixvivaiaiatv,P THE DEiviiAND i FOR Spencerion-trciined students is greoter than the supply. Become o suc- f cesstul-Private Secretory. . . Bookkeeper . . . Accountant . . . Junior Execu- ii tive Stenogrcipher iShorthond or Stenotypyi . . . Executive Secretory. . . Soles- 5 mon . . . Air-Conditioning Worker. N Easy Method of Financing Tuition . 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Vi ii .il li3 'ffV1Pfi'9+!i0lZl3l410YiI Vi' 9 The 1937 Riveriet Stott sincerely thonks the o I Lucler Theater 5 ii For its generous contributions thot helped us U tremendously in our soles compoign. ii Good Shows Doiiy 17823 Detroit Avenue ii Ziiiill ii .ii Ii' 49013121430 ,il G12 llZ4i1 41Y4i'4i4iiP1Y4l914l1Ci4iii0ii4l' 9 ii Before the Prom Visit The ii gi Charm Shoppe Q ii 20161 Luke Road BO. 6949 i Quality Permonents Finest Beouty Culture li ii iiiiiiiiiiii-lilllii 1P1ili'4ilii14lQf011 9 ii Rocky River's ONLY Transportation WESTLAKE CAB CO. ii Bo. 3331 i ii I Qqvqnvan4snav4svqnv4no.soasv4sv.s-4qv.Qv4nv-mpQnv4pn4qvqnv.qv4q'4ur.:.: Qbfarvaulvwcvon-olnvoculn Patronize Those Who Patronize Us SIXTY-EIGHT class prophecy I Continued from Page 67 Since Marvin Shie has taken over Hearst's newspaper syndicate, Ballyhoo and Look', seem to have become popular overnight. Dick Gilbert went to Germany, and was so well liked by Der Feurher that he was given the job of teacher of truckin, in the public schools. But, nevertheless, he found time to come to the reunion. Flash Finley has written a book called MY HIGH SCHOOL EXPERIENCE, of which it is rumored that Miss McKee has secretly b-ought a copy. Phil Dutton is American Consul to Hawaii, while Phyllis Finkenbiner inhabits the Embassy with him, and collects grass skirts for a pas- time. Jane and Bill Henkes went over Niagara Falls in a new type of machine invented by Benton Radzinski, noted mechanic. The fall was a success. Ed Simoncic, noted football professional, has just invented a glass football helmet to keep his hair from getting mussed up. Louise Heller was recently starred in the play, Jane Eyre , which was made famous by Katherine Hepburn years ago. Madge Clark and Catherine Baker own a shop on Fifth Avenue, New York. They ask you to drop in some time to try on some of their original creations and listen to their newest jokes. Bob Patton has taken out a patent on a new type dog house which will be equipped with a portable cook stove and plenty of 1'unning water. Last week Stella Larsen won the National Cross-Country foot race. Her trainer was May Martin. Both girls were in the Olympics last year. Another star is Elizabeth Street who does a high dive from a 90 foojt platform in the Bar- num and Bailey Circus. On the way down, she sings the Toreador Song from Carmen. Evelyn Holmes is now a private secretary to the concern of Ray, Hohmann, and Chisholm, promoters of most anything. Donald Burbank and Bob Sigler, nationally known as chemists of mark, have perfected a certain type of concentrated pill which is said SIXTY-NIN E to enable students to go through high school in three years. Howard Hall works for Higbee's repair de- partment. He sews patches on materials that have been carelessly burned or torn. Out in Hollywood, Jean Patch works for the movies. She does the imitation of Mickey Mouse and Olive Oyl for the cartoons. Any night on Station W H E R E, you may hear Ivan Yeaklevitch and his romantic violin. Ivan is better known to us all as Bob Yeakley. If you're going out to dinner whileiin New York, try the Sert Room at the VValdorf. Bob Hagedorn and his orchestra with Dolores Smith as vocalist are featured. Also at the Sert room is the interpretive dancing team of VVilbur Dexter and Dorothy Davis. One of their best numbers is The Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire. Both Bruce Hanson and Norman Gorby have joined the Cleveland Falcons, and they would be only too glad to give you their autographs. The Cleveland News announces a change in its Iiovelorn Column. Rhoda Hess has taken over the job. Among the members of the Ziegfeld Follies of 1957 are Dorothy Kieffer, Bernice Wagner, Colleen VVithroe, and Genevieve Nelson. IVe are happy to notice that Bob Chisholm has finally finshed his Freshman year at lVIus- kingum. Margaret Poulsen and Pauline Klopsick both announce that they have resigned themselves simply to becoming housewives. News has it that Bob Myers and Dick Dunn are working together as Fuller Brush Men. Bob VVoods has just traded in his Model A Ford for a Model NT airplane, and is con- stantly scaring the citizens of Rocky River. And finally we read that Tom Durkin is playing pro football on the Cleveland Rams tenth team, while Omar Jonas has found him- self a berth on the first. There is the record. Ah, it brings back mem- ories reading the names of our old classmates once again. They have accomplished much, those old schoolmates of ours, but the only thing which they want to accomplish now, is a quick delivery from the 'chicken-coop . results ot the hi-tide questionaire Courtesy of the Hi-Tide VVell folks, the truth will out, and as the saying goes, 6'You can't keep a good dresser out of sight. So we have as the best dressers of the Senior High, the following: r SENIORS Alice Marie Smith Dick Gilbert JUNIORS Ruth Schultz Bill Gray SOPHOMORES Marcia Elkins Marcia Parkinson Dick Binet The answers to the other questions were as follows: The best mixer girl and boy: SENIORS Elizabeth Street Ed Finley JUNIORS Melba McCauley Bob Hauserman SOPHOMORES Mary Lou Chamberlin Dick Hutchinson The prettiest girl and handsomest. boy: SENIORS Catherine Baker Howard Hall JUNIORS Dick Greiner Dave Gullett Jean Morrison SOPHOMORES Marcia Elkins Earl Bohn The one with the most personality: boy and girl : SENIORS Elizabeth Street Ed Finley Dick Gilbert. JUNIORS Betty Snyder A Bob Hauserman SOPHOMURES Mary Lou Chamberlin Dick Hutchinson The most charming girl: SENIORS Madge Clark JUNIORS Ruth Schultz SOPHOMORES Marcia Elkins The best dancers: boy and girl: SENIORAS Dick Gilbert Ed Finley ltladge Clark JUNIORS Dick Greiner Betty Snyder SOPHOMORES Bud Murton Eleanor Crowell The best sportswoman, and Sportsman: SENIORS Earl Seedhouse Beverly Champion Stella Larsen Elizabeth Street JUNIORS Bob Hauserman Irene King SOPHOMORES Joe Williams Mary Andrews Your favorite kind of music: Swing VValtz Fox Trot Fast Seniors . . . 32 13 1 1 Juniors . . . , 37 3 7 2 Sophomores . . 411 21 5 2 Total .... 121 37 13 5 Best dancers of faculty, man and woman: MR. MULVIHILI, MISS BOYER These answers may not be accurate be- cause as one pupil said, How should we know? 1Ve never see them at our dances. fMaybe that.'s a hint, teachers. Remember the 23rd?j Nominations for Robert Taylor: DICK GREINER Seniors only, who do you think most likely to succeed after graduation? HARVEY DVVORKEN Should a boy kiss a girl when he brings her home from a date? Yes No Idft. Seniors . . , 20 19 23 Juniors .,,.. . . .16 11 241 Sophomores . . . . 28 26 19 Total . 4 . ..., 64 56 66 ssvszvry SI:iVENTY-ONE Casf of Senior Play pals first Danny Ruwlaml . . , Dominic ...... . , , . IvllC'lQ Alex, :L scrvzuif , . Tlic Squiri-cl, ai frzunp . Aunf C?l.l'0lll1C, :L scrwuil . , , vlllllgl' Logan ....., . . . Jcnn, Judge Iiogzufs Niccc , Dr. Cliilfon . . Mins Alll'lil . . .A.. , , , , Sfivcrs, :L Fcclurzxl Dcfuvlivc . .,.., . . Gorclon, of the Nashville Contrsll Ufficc . . Slu:I,1'l' cil'USll0llg,:' H:u'vcy Dworkcn . . Mnlcollii Jollim' . , Dick Gilbert . . Lois Bolilo-V .. Mzlrvin Shiv . . Iiouisc Hello:- . . . l'l1il Dutton . . lqilllll l':u'lx . . Bill Groom . . . H ciiw'z Lrcl Hull iw'-, Q fVTQ '. JNAOX-Y! 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