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

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-is . I - J. SMITH M. SMITH M. STEIN O ' , JIM SMITH: From an Esquire ad stepped congenial Jim into the vice-presidency of our class. The immediate popular- ity he won is small example of his infectious personality. Other Schools 9, IO, Baseball ll, Hi-Y 12, Iyaku 12, Class Vice President 12. MARIAN SMITH: What will River do without her sunny smile and big brown eyes. Homework and typing for Hi-Tide, however, didn't keep Marion from envigorating our activities. Friendship 9, 10, 11, 12, Band 9, Hi-Tide 12, Monitor 12, Current Forum I2. MARIAN STEIN: Aside from being an ardent fan of all sports as well as participating in many, Marian and her dry wit can always be relied upon at any get-together. ft Friendship 12, Li, v I ' ,' 1' If QUE' REET: Every class must have its dizzy blonde, and I ' f 'I -f S e ti certainly ours. She is also, among other things, ,i an aidthority on airplane travel. Just ask her. Friend- ' ship 9, IO, II, 12, G.R,L. 9, IO, Monitor 11, Riverlet 12. I I ' i. i L'iv,,f .-...I . . l L' . ' ' ,Jil ,MARGARET SZUNYOG: What nickname could better apply .lv i 4' than Dolly to this, the tiniest member of our class. r ,IN N- ' Her everreadiness to help others makes Margaret only ' ,I y more outstanding. Friendship 9, 11, 12, Nat'l. Honor ,f K, ,X Society 12, Current Forum 12. 1 J twenty-one G. TANIGUCHI A. TAYLOR GL 'T C. TEN-HOOPEN -ui. S. STREET M. SZUNYOG GEORGE TANIGUCHI: Small but mightly is quick witted George. His fine sense of humor and generosity are not the least of his many fine points. Other Schools 9, 10, 11, Hi-Y' 12, Baseball 12. . ' , . rw Kava L,cfqA..-, .tg 5 95 Vvd D' 'I ' aj!! f , - 3 H. ,f sf, 4 LSI! if ' ANN A ij' wc eifllis .yeai:, inn , friends qui wi ' ispo ' i . Hq,M+0ersified talents shcyjdih eco s c sful dietitian, Other 'SEhoolsi!iI0- ' riendship 2. is - t - lf' ' J 1' Q' M' Xiu rf gy, CARL TENHOOPEN: Skip is liked by all for his dry, poker- faced humor. Seldom serious, his favorite pastime is devising devilish uses for his knowledge of chemicals. Football 9, IO, Il, 12, Hi-Y 9, IO, II, 12, Baseball 9, Basketball 9, Monitor II, Current Forum 12, Varsity R 12. GEORGE THOMAS: Quiet and unassuming, George is one of the friendliest fellows in the senior class. His Balckis- ton's back-room pals know he would do anything for a friend. Hi-Y II, I2. PATRICIA THOMAS: Pat's signature will soon be seen on much outstanding commercial art. If you have seen some of her work, you will know what we are talking about. Friendship 9, 10, I1, 12, Iyaku II, 12, Monitor II, Cur- rent FoFrum 12. G. THOMAS P. THOMAS ,,m.,,jfi2.- . ..... . ,,, Ji , I

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ROL if fff o s ior are since y and a heart of go K her M hi debon ie ways But under O - XX fl' N' R Eipfhis his y ng senio has swept many a f ' , - th is Ii e ' ' ld. '-6.9, 10 I. J MARK R E K . When you think of Marilyn, think of JOH ebony block hair, dark eyes, smooth dancing, and a swell sport. She's never been seen in a sombre mood. Friend- ship 9, 10, 11, lyaku 11, 12, Neojhytes 11, Thespians 12, Current Forum 12, Senior Play Cast 12. N SAKURAI: A newcomer to our class. John made many friends in his own quiet way. His sly wit and un- stinting generosity have won him his place in the class. Other schools 9, 10, 11, HAROLD SANDERS: This quiet fellow really has ability plus. JOE B. SCHRAMM With numbers, chemicals, or a basketball, Harold is at home. His pertinent remarks have a witty ring to them. Other Schools 9, IO, Hi-Y ll, 12, Current Forum 12. SANDVICK: Under a stoic exterior, Little Joe keeps a heart ot gold and a subtle wit. At left guard he was one of the mainstays ot our football forward wall. Foot- ball 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, ll, Track 12, Basket- ball 9, 10, Monitor 10, Varsity R 11, ttreasurerl 12. ' M. RUECKE J. SAKURAI H. SANDERS J. SANDVICK BOB SCHRAMM: Mechanisms and math intrigue this tall young senior, Although he is quiet and easy going, Bob can and does entertain a large number of friends. Other Schools 9, Key Man ll, Hi-Y 11, 12, Neophytes 12, Moni- tor 12, Student Council 12. JEAN SCHWARTZENBERG: You will find a true friend in this quiet brown-eyed girl. Jean's sincere manner and gay greetings make River's halls brighter when she's around. Friendship 10, 12. ARTHUR SHELLEY: tPause for swooningl. Yes sir, this is some Guy. With his polished ways and amiability, he is all set to go for with a successful career through life. Baseball 10, 12, Other Schools 11, Hi-Y 9, 10, 12. BILL SHIE: This Shie fellow ca nusually be spotted by the car he drives everywhere. As a practical ioker out for a good time, life with Bill is full of surprises. Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12, Monitor 10, lyaku 10, Baseball 10. ELEANOR SISLER: Sis, a newcomer to River this year ,hos mode a hit with everybody. And who wouldn't with such a loveable disposition. Other Schools 9, 10, 11, Neophytes 12, G.R.L. 12, Friendship 12, Monitor 12. twenty J, SCHWARTZENBERG A. SHELLEY B. SHIE E. SISLER

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.71 f . ' if all if time I VAN STONE C. WAI-lL R. WESTERFIELD M, WITHINGTON A. YOUNG BEVERLY VAN STONE: Bev's one ot our seniors who loves to get mixed up in things. Some new activity, an aid to things. Friendship 9, IO, Il, l2, ,R.L. 9, I2, Monitor IO, II, lyaku I2. CHARLOTTE WAHL: Charlotte has a style all her own for telling dialect stories, ond has done a wonderful job running Friendship Service Group, Friendship 9, IO, ll, l2, G.R,L. tpresidentb 9, IO, Neophytes II, Thespians 12, Girls Council IO, Il, Operetta 9, ll, Monitors IO, ll, Senior lay Cast I2. ROSEMARY WESTERFIELD: Our Rasie's fun seems unlimited for she engages in sa many enjoyable activities such as skating, bowling, picnicking, and even writing poems. Friendship 9, IO, ll, I2. MARY WITHINGTON: A born organizer and sports lover, Mary is a leader in many school activities, She is the indespensable girl to Friendship. Student Council 9, IO, Monitor 9, Current Forum I2, Friendship tpresidentl 9, IO, Ctreasurerl ll, tpresidentl I2, Friendship Cabinet 9, ll, I2g G.R.L. 9, Cpresidenti IO, ll, IQ, Operetta Il. ALICE YOUNG: lf you haven't heard Alice of the luscious brown eye-lashes play her French horn, you've missed hear- ing o future symphony orchestra player. OOther Schools 9, Friendship IO, ll, IZ, lyaku Il, IZ, Neophytes Il, IZ, Operetto II, Monitor IO, ll. J. YOUNG M. ZBIN JACK YOUNG: Look on the basketball court, baseball dia- mond, or dance floor and you're bound to find Jock, an- other truly all-around fellow of the senior class. Student Council 9, O, II, I2, Key Man l2, Monitor 9, IO, 12' IO ' a Hi-Y 9, tv, presidentl , II, I2, Basketb Il IO, II, I2, Baseball IO, II, I2g Football II, Class Vice-President IO, Nat'l. Honor Society II, I2, Varsity R II, I2. MARION ZBIN: ln spite of her outward tranquility, Marion manages to get a lot out of life. Her special manias include cherry cokes, cartooons, and skating. Friendship I2, BEVERLY BEVAN: Dynamite comes in small bundles they PAT say, And here is our blonde bundle. A Riverite of a year's standing, Bev and her good temper are phenomenal. Other Schools, 9, IO, I l, McCORMlCK: Besides his ability to convulse any gather- ing at a moment's notice, Stretch has a brain that is the despair of us ordinary mortals. Student Council 9, IO, II, tpresident l2g Nat'l Honor Society II, I2g Hi-Y 9, IO, II, I2, Class Treasurer ll, Neophytes II, Thes- pians l2, Varsity R IO, Il, I2, Track IO, II, IZ, Basket- ball 9, OO, ll, I2g Football Il, I2, Current Forum IO, II, I2, Movie Operator IO, II, Monitor 9, IO, II, I27 Hi-Tide IO, II, twenty-two B. BEVAN P. MCCORMICK N ei .