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

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Betty Schenk It would please Betty it she could spend all her time on skates and, believe me, she can be found out at Puritas, skat- ing, whenever the opportunity arises, Betty has a smooth voice which is a pleasure to hear Bill Shearer Bill's the fellow everyone likes for his poetry, gigantic vocabu- lary, and witty personality. Elected president of l-li-Y twice this year, and always willing to lend a helping hand or cheer us up, he's loads of fun to have around, :::::: OF 1 944 Esther Scott Esther and her twin sister are two beautiful girls. Their hair is their pride and ioy. They always seem to have a pleasant smile for everyone. Romilly Traves Doc is a little guy with a devilish glint in his eye. He is the type that the girls call cute. Excepting when he is talking about airplanes, he is all humor and wit. twenty-nine Roland Seed A three-word description of Rol- lie is small, short, and speedy Although he was new this year, he quickly got into the swing ot things especially when it came to basketball, where he was one ot our star forwards. ,if ,,P' :,W,7,,y'j4 'Y CM, Ma rge Schwa rtz Marge is the girl with the smile, the neat clothes and the only one who this year has never lacked a ride home. Always a good listener to good or bad lakes, she's a joy to the fellas with the corny quips. ,, 0'Q '0'a-0.04-'aaa-0 -f0QQ44Q,,,Q4-444,44-QQ Whitney Slaght At mid-year we all missed Whit's round face, catchy smile and freckles as one ot, our fa- vorite track stars left River and Shirley behind to attend West- ern Reserve University. Evelyn Scott Although Evelyn is larger than Esther, Evelyn is not any more active. Both can be seen mak- ing their way to school in the morning even though they have farther to go than most of us.

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Paul Robinson Paul's one of our stage-struck fellows and we aren't able to imagine a play here at school without Paul on the stage. Many other accomplishments are his and we can't see what will keep him from success. Pearl Nowland ln her two semesters at River Pearl has made a place for her- self in the senior class. Although she is rather Quiet and reserved in school, she has many friends Ray Sarles Our president is one of the most active fellows in the class and in the school. His Tarzan physique has served him well in all kinds of sports. Jeanne Ormsby From the tip of her toes to the top of her head, Jeanne is stuffed with the three Cs lcheer, cleverness, and cornl. She's a sports enthusiast and she is somewhat of a basket- ball whiz herself. Pat McCullough Pot's first love is her violin and Pat excells in this field. She hos been active in all activities and is well-liked by all her friends. Warren Rudy Being valedictorian, Warren nat- urally hos a great I. Q, and a flair for the intellectual. He doesn't, however, spend all his time emersed in volumes of reading matter, for he also en- joys singing, hiking, and wrest' ling. SENIOR CLASS Kathryn Nylond Bundles of smiles and laughter possessed by Kay contribute much to the ioy of our senior class. Kay's happiness is ex- tremely contagious and everyone enioys her company. Wade Schwa rtzenberg Wade is the Mighty Midget of our class. He is as peppy and as active as anyone around. He is not all humor though, for he is already in the Army Air Corps. twenty-eight

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Don U rba n When you see a brood smile followed by o quantity of blond hair, you are looking in thc direction of Don. He has a quiet, comforting air about him and a loyal interest in school affairs which make him an oll-round good fellow. Betty Sorensen Betty's pride and ioy is her beautiful blond hair. This senior loves everybody and everything. Betty is a loyal follower of all school activities. :o0:::::::o:::::::::- :::::::::::::::Q:::- John Whitcomb John is filled with sharp, quick comebacks to all remarks and with a talent for playing the clarinet either hot or cold, He takes the Poultry Press, proving that he is vitally interested in all kinds of chicks. Winifred Sutcliffe Winnie has red hair, o flashy grin, many friends and a defi- nite love for Friendship Club. She does much for her school and her friendship is enjoyed by many. K,.,li 1 0 , A H l F 1.1! 1,1 - , , , . 1' .i x l' . f ' ,i . , . .A X Y I J ii X , l A x . l I Y. , . i- Barbara Sol lenberger Barb will not soon be forgot- ten for her fine acting in our senior play. This poised senior is known to all. Her pleasant laugh is enjoyed by her many friends. Karl Ware Tubby, who was the president of Student Council and the catcher of our immortal base- ball team, always has a hearty laugh and a broad smile. Hc plays baseball the year-round and is a smooth dancer. SENIOR CLASS Ma rga ret Swineha rt Although Margaret did not come to us until her yunior year, she has not lacked friends. This distinguished-looking senior sim- ply loves to dance with her best beau, her dad. O gwflfw , N .W , .ehywtl if N1 .J it This tall, lan senior is' whi X girls, ' ' a ' ' ' riding in his skyitd' bla ' - vertible. ,J - N at basket d t ad: lif His fv ite im I5f co N .k ,js i thirty