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

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E. KLEIN K. KOSTER T. KUENZEL W . l 1 , ff I L 1 yw .'a'JwM ' 'l C VlY l'10l , C1 fflefidly Qfifh Gnd fel'-1llY sharp FRANK KUNKEL: This is our Frankie-Boy, not the swoon- Iff ' Cl0th f'S DUI' DOYTV if of TOM- He's f10lGCl, '00, able specie, but the carefree variety. Aimlessly in his car JV . f0I' W V1 ' ilitr. A 9, lo, ll, 12: Football 9, 10: he wanders through life in search of a good time. Other !M,P,lwffBas Oll 92 Of est J 0f1lT0l' 11, 12- Schools 9, 10, 11, Football 12, Hi-Y 12. KJ CAR ERN KEN TED OLYN KISS: A multipliciy ot abilities grace Carolyn's name. She proved this year that she can really sell a song. Her artistic ability complements her taste in clothes, Friendship 9, 10, ll, 12, Key Man 10, G.R.L. 10, 11, 12, Hi-Tide 12, Riverlet 12, Current Forum 12. A KLEIN: This retiring senior has real talent when it comes to the piano, Nevertheless, Erna loves to read and to take care of the little darlings as well, Friendship 12. FOSTER: As a couple of bruised Berea backfield men know, plays through left guard don't work so well with Ken playing, His many activities attest his versatility. Hi-Y 9 tpresidenti 10, 11, ttreasurerl 12, Class Vice-President 9, Hi-Tide 10, ll, Riverlet 11, 12, Student Council lO, 11, ttreasurerl 12, Current Forum 12, Thespians 11, tpresidenti 12, National Honor Society 11, 12, Quiz Bee 12, Football 11, 12, Monitor 10, ll, 12, Senior Play Cast 12, Varsity R 11 12 , . KUENZEL: Noted for his football ability, blond hair and Marion, Ted is really one swell guy. l-lc can he hath serious and humorous with equal ease, and makes an ideal companion. Hi-Y 11, 12, Football 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Varsity R 12, Riverlet 12. MARJORIE LADD: Everyone was glad to welcome Margie back to River this year, for her jolly laugh and boisterous spirit can liven up any party. Other Schools 10, 11, Friendship 9, 12, Band 9, Orchestra 9, Hi-Tide 9, Neophytes 9, Thespians 12, G.R.L. 12, Senior Play Cast 12, Riverlet 12. DON LAHEY: Lefty's baseball ability is exceeded only by his PAT EUG ability to tell a joke. His friends have sore sides most of the time, Don clever, this fellow. Hi-Y 10, 11, tvice- presidentl 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Band 9, 10, Student Council 10, Monitor 10, 11, 12, Varsity R 12. LAMB: We're predicting a shining musical future for this gay, pretty, and talented senior. Anyone who has heard Pat sing will agree with us. Other Schools 9, 10, Friendship 11, lcabinetl 12, Girls' Council tpresidentl 12, Class Secretary 12, Operetta 11, Neophytes 11, 12, Mon- itor 12. ENE LANGENHAN: If you're susceptible to contagious diseases, stay away from Gene, for you're sure to catch a bad case of laughter, since his personality is so pene- trating. Hi-Y 9, tsecretaryl 12. sixteen F. KUNKEL M. LADD D. LAHEY P. LAMB E. LANGENHAN ! 'U

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.Ar l l l A. HOFFMAN S. HORSLEY AL HOFFMAN: Al's love of money has made him constant in attendance over the money box at all sports events. His magnetic personality and love of nature put him in a class apart. Hi-Y 10, 115 lyoku 10, 11, 125 Monitor 11, 12. SHIRLEY HORSLEY: A recent addition to our class is this personable miss. ShirIey's lovely voice and her Iilting laughter are only two of her charming characteristics. Other Schools 9, 105 Friendship 11, 125 Current Forum 125 G.R.L. 125 Key Man ll. CHARLENE JONES: One half of '45's only set of twins, Char- lene with her fiery red hair is more commonly known as i Doc. As for dancing, it's in her blood. Friendship 10, D, 125 G.R.L. 10, ll, 125 Monitor-Tl. i ,. i , . ' I . , 4' f . gy 4 . ' l HMAIPY JONES? ' The other half, Mary is an enthusiasitc supporter Y otiall sports. Nothing 'is more enjofables. than to watch I i vt' 'I these twoi? dance. G.R.L. 9, 1.0, 11, tsecretaryl 125 Girl 'l, 1 'q -Reserves , IQ, lf, 12i 5 i 1' ' 1 ' I I , I 7 A A t BOB KARABINUS: Aside from being a splendid pianist and a real student, Bob has many other talents. We really can't see any reason why he wouldn't succeed in the world. National Honor Society 11, 125 Hi-Y 125 Monitor 10, 125 rl' C. JONES M. JONES R. KARABINUS STANLEY KEEL: Hold your hats! Here comes Stan! Full of wim, wigor, and witality, this well-liked iokester has an inimitable style which wins everyone. Football 9, IO, 11, 125 Basketball 9, 10, 115 Track 9, 10, 11, 125 Dramatics ll, 125 Hi-Y 9, IO, ll, 12, Varsity R 11, 12. DON KELLY: An outstanding football player and hurdler, Nick left mid-year for the Navy. Before that his green hornet and broad smile were familiar sights at River. Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 125 Track 9, 10, ll, 125 Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Varsity R 10, 17, 125 Basketball 9, 105 Moni- tor 9, 1 . N I ' : ii ' ' S h qu 0 nd laughter. Her contagious ss ' . ' l ii i l, k l1,f e tyll25F' d' io, ii, 12, NELL KENN DY a s ributions to the ioy ot our class hop akes ev one enioy her company Monitor Iya u s cre ar rien ship 5 ior fuss Play 125 Hi-Tide 11, 12. I, , If 'J SALLY KING: As long as this cute senior has been with us her smile and infectious laugh have made everyone around her want to joni in. Other Schools 9, 105 G.R.L, 115 Friendship lwlzj War 12. . 5 W, NADIN I . A ven .oll and cookie maker are ca ities w adi displays her abilities and of nt r t Sh ac A . Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 125 Operetta 115 H J k b I H I Thespians 125 Senior Play Cast 12. O V ndg - 12. was Km apo' owmg 0 ey , 7 v ' - j oft . Q , ' r fifteen i ' Ii' f I S. KEEL D. KELLY N, KENNEDY X, S. KING N. KINZER Q

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.v r try Q- Q B LARSEN R. LEE J. LEHR BETTY LARSEN: It has been said the quiet person gets things done. And things are done when Betty's around-whether they be intellectual or social. Girl Reserves 9. RAY LEE: Give this motor-minded man a car to dissect, and he's perfectly happy. And he is ever happier since he donned the Navy uniform in March. Other schools 9, 10, 11, Hi-Y 12, Thespians 12. A 4 Vo JOHN LEHR: A gay yqurlg bird isA,John,' our pigeon fancier. This loyal student of wild-life has a sly humor as well as other attributes that dlstinguishsbim. Hi-Y 12. .N l l 1 I BERNADINE LOFTUS: Sweet and Lovely -what could better describe Bern' Although seemingly rather shy, she is always ready to and usually does have a good time. Friendship 9, 11, G.R.L. 12. JACK LUDWIG: Dabbling with chemicals may be dangerous to some but to one as Jack, it's fun.. Jack's scientific interests should certainly take him far. Hi-Y 11, Movie Operator 11, 12, Band 9, 10. seventeen B. LOFTUS J, LUDWIG WALTER MANNS: Wally is quiet, easy going, and friendly- except in athletics. Everyone knows him for an all-round good fellow. Hi-Y 9, lO, 11, 12, Kay Man lv, president 12, Current Forum 12, Baseball lO, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Monitor 10, 11, 12, Larsity R 12. LOUISE MARCO: Perky, petite, and cute as a bug is our dark haired little cheerleader. Chat would a game or party be without Lou iumping around. G.R.L, 9, 10, 11, 12, Friendship 10, 11, 12, Neophytes 10, ll, 12, Monitor 11, Cheerleader 11, 12. DON McCUNE: Diminuitive Don is always so full of fun that when he bursts the entire gathering is drenched with laughter. A devilish little fellow-Don. Hi-Y 9, lO, 11, 12, Football lmanagerl 9, Band 9, Orchestra 10, Monitor ll. GEORGE McINNES: If we soon forget Mac's characterization of the policeman, we shall also be forgetting a good natured senior, outdoorsman, and trackster. Hi-Y 11, 12, Track 11, 12, Varsity R 11, 12, Monitor 9, 10, 11, 12, Thespians 12, Senior Play Cast 12, Current Forum 12. JOYCE MEIER: Joyce is a pal good and true to all of her large host of friends. Never to be without a sharp re- mark or without something to do has been Joyce's goal in high school. Other schools 10, Friendship 9, 11, 12, G.R.L, 9, 12. W MANNS L. MARCO D. MCCUNE G. MCINNES J. M R