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

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We Nw: '-1 '9l :, '35 5 . . . i.a '. SElllllllS SHIRLEY GROSSE: Gro . has much vitality for a person her size, but then they say dyna- mite comes in small packages. She loves to cut a rug and have fun, and her congenial nature and genuine interest in people makes them interested in her. BILL GUYOT: You say he's tall, dark, and curly-headed. Who else could it be but Billy. His shy grin and blush perhaps don't typify a great tennis player, but the boy can really play a mean game. RUTH E. HAHN: Ruth plans on a stenographic career, but if her affairs remain status quo her husband will be the one to take dctation. Her jolly personality is responsible for her many friends and she is always the center of an admiring group. DORIS HANFLER: Though quiet and unassuming in school, Doris is known for her loyal sincere friendship. She entered River quietly in her sophomore year and has made a place for herself in the midst of the senior class. DAVID HARRIS: Dave is one of those things which are taking Latin IV and he is still going strong. A subtle humor and o wonderful backhand in tennis show Dove up as the real fellow he is. CHRIS HERTZ: Although this chubby, black-haired senior was with us only one semester, we grew to know him as o true rriend. He was vice president of the Handicraft club, and his jolly laughter helped pep up many a meeting. JEANETTE HORTON: lf you are looking for someone to take a responsibility and carry through, there is no better personu than Jeanette. It is pretty certain a secret could be kept by this quiet senior. JEANETTE HOOPER: Jeanette always has a smile ready to greet you. Behind that smile there is o mind that thinks and isn't afraid to say what it thinks. She has a very definite ideas on everything. NAOMI IRWIN: Serene and serious-minded, Naomi has made many friends in her own ini- mitable way. ln spite of her happy days at River, Naomi answered the call of the business world and left at the mid year. All the seniors regret her leaving and miss her very much. MARILYN JONES: lf you're looking for a friendly smile just look up Marilyn. She is quiet, but they say that it is the quiet person who really gets things done. Marilyn is no exception to this rule. DOROTHY JONES: Jonesy or Dotty can well be classed as one of the most enter- taining of the senior girls. She amuses everyone with her baby talk and laughable ways. Dorothy has o serious side too which enables her to make good grades and good friends. She is also one of our utstanding dramatists. JEAN KAZDA: An amusing sense of humor-iust ask her friends-is hidden by Jean's shy manner with strangers. Her unusual skill in English composition and vocabulary is well known in all of her classes. GEORGE KAZDA: Generosity and thoughtfulness are two of George's best qualities. He is an ardent sports fan and when he is not working he is very likely to be found in one of the local bowling alleys. BOB KELLY: Kelly is always the first to get a date when some new girl appears an the horizon. This breezy wolf in sheep's clothing has a line that could tie any gal in knots. He usually has a wide grin stretched across his face. WILLIAM KINZER: Every now and then Bill astounds you with some witty crack that takes a while to penetrate your dull mind. Bill's sharpmindedeness has made him an out- standing student in math and chemistry. DICK KOSTER: One of a long line of Kosters, we expect Dick to follow close on the heels ot' Al as a Case man. His sense of humor, which seems hereditary, has been one of his main assets, and for o rousing evening of fun you know whom to loin--Dick! ED LADD: Eddie is one of our most popular senior boys. He is not only the possessor of talent for public speaking, debate and dramatics, but also sings tenor well enough to rate the lead in the operetta. He is well-versed on politics and the world situation and favors Britain all around. JOHN LANGENHAN: Editor Johnny as he is still called has proven his worth as a leader in River by being editor of Hi-Tide and president of Hi-Y. His grand sense of humor is apprecicnred by everyone and all his friends hope he will succeed in his ambition to grow ta . PAT LAPE: Patty loves cakes, up-hair-do's, slumber parties, and' driving. Generous, pepy and eager for fun, she has loads of friends to her credit although she has been at River on y a year. CHARLES LEVET: Chuck hides beneath a gruff exterior, a sentimental heart. He enioys athletics and excels in baseball. Chuck would blush if you asked him about a certain girl and then deny that he ever had a date in his life, but we know, don't we? l942Q ft s X

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CLASS ELECTIONS SENIOR DANCE GIRLS KNIT FOR DEFENSE CHOOSE CAPS 6' GOWNS -ny., -A if 'QM ,CFB

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CLASS ELECTIONS SENIOR DANCE GIRLS KNIT FOR DEFENSE CHOOSE CAPS 5 GOWNS , 'Q 'Tr . , N1 Km?