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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1948 volume:

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Basketball . . , Baseball .... Track ,......., Girls' Intramural Cheerleaders , . . Patrons .,...... Acknowledgments . Advertising ,..,, Autographs . . . S.. 4 7 12 36 16 39 KM -L8 52 56 60 63 67 '70 72 80 86 '79 84 76 90 92 96 100 102 1 03 99 106 1 05 108 122 N ' Q Sk Y' wxmwx A Q EAQVQK N ww gMw,,.X ig E sk fm Xia? RN. 4 Xa 'VW S Q UK Q Yu 4 B: 4 3 4 ew Q- 8 lkjlgji , Q q,, Y A qw, A 336 Q SM L , Q -N mm. wviww Q ,..,. U 4 Is- - Q , -f .,. . , I X :R k Q EI rx 5:15 ,QW-ig 2 ,R :iff 3 xv? E at xx N. K W, X r . G ,SN 2 lVith ii lnixturc of priclc and regret wc fletlicnte this yeurhook to Dr. John J. Young, fornicr superintendent of the liocky River Schools: pride in the nnmn who has ncconiplishcil countless iniprnvements in our ccluczitionzml system, regret that this clcclicntion is in the nature of :L farewell to him. Dr. Younff czune to ltocliv River in 1928 ns mrinciml of this hifvh school. VVhcn thc uh I n I 5 n 1 most ot su lCl'lIltL'IlilL'lll' ot schools hecmnc wiczmt in 19335, he wus zulvzuicccl to that yosituon. . 1 n - I ! 1 one wlnch he has cupnhly hnncllcrl for the past tlttecn yours. State wulc recognition of Ins ability :incl popularity was recently uccorrlccl Ur. Young hy his elevation to the presidency of thc Ohio Emlucution Association. This lxl2l.l'l'll Dr. Young took :Lnothcr step upwairrt in his professional czmrccr. llc :xc- ccptccl the office of superintendent of schools in lxIlSll2lW?lli2l, Inclizum. an suburb of the city of South Bend. YY1- are contirlcnt that you will continue to enjoy success. Ur. Young, for il ggoorl lnnn nmkcs his own good forlunc. foul' germ BOARD OF EDUCATION lion' Z2 4 Mr. Vauvv I'b:uuln-rlin, Mr. 1':ii'l XV. Solli-nln-l'f:4-l', Mrs. Mildred -lU!iSl'lyIl. Ilow I -- Mr. l'ln.rl W. Monson, Mrs. Allison l.e1'onlois, Mr. Harry ll. lilmzkluirn. uaiaians 7-fue Destiny Rivefzites The group of civic-minded men and women who comprise our Board of Education are often the forgotten men,' in our system, for their work 'is done so unostcntatiously that we sometimes overlook the significance of their contribution to the well-being of all of us. We wish through this medium to express our gratitude to the members who so freely give many hours of their time to ensure for us the opportunity to pursue our studies under the best con- ditions our community can provide. Officers for the year 19-147-19418 are Mr. Vance Chamberlin, president: Mr. Earl W. Mon- son, vice-presidentg and Mrs. Mildred Josselyn, secretary-treasurer. Other members are Mrs. Allison lic-l'ontois, Mr. Harry H. Blackburn, and Mr. Carl YV. Sollenberger. ive MARSIJON ll. GIIVISIS li, l'i1l,, M, A. liaiwh-l'1l Illinois Slain' 'l'n-:uvllui-N t'nlIo-uv X1-xx Xnrli lll1l'.'1i-Q115 1'lliI lg'0 l'l1iV1-lwi1Y I'v'lm-:pal 'l'Imt thi- slmla-nl Immly. 'rlw fm-lilly, :xml llw mlmin- islrzlliun form um- smcmflily IlII'02Q'I'2lIl'lI lmmly czlllvml Iloclq' Iiivcr Higll S1-lmnl is flu' IlI'Illlill'y task :xml :uw-mnplislnnent ul' Mr. Grulmlm, our principal. MISS FII.-XNI'I'IS Bla-KI'1I'1 Our -: I, X.. Xl. X. ...fp NI1 lwllilsuyx Vulli- Q In-:.n of I-lllx Y 'I'-in I i-in-mlxlilp I'Iul-, Slmla-nt Counvil. Girl! 1'u11m'il all III ol gll'lQ xxilli infinifc incl, gl'2ll'l0lISIll'SS. :xml puisv offn-rs limi-lv I-mum-I in nmkc SIIIUOIIIOI' I ul .ull gills from gn-mics sown flu-nugli llw mills twelve. N-wvf' IIA ll RY S'l'liU'l'IIl'1lIS Ii, S, in IMI.. M. A. 4ll1i4. Slzntv I'nix'm-rsitg X:-xx' Yurk I'nivL-rsity Hxl'wr4l l'nixw-rsily .Xuixlxml l'v'invip:1l Iliri-vim' nl' Visual l'I1l1u':ntimi, I'ivifwA Iimx' l'm1m-il 'I'l1Q num wllo puls flu' pal in IH'llli'IIHll. Mr. Slrof flwrs invvsfs liis mlulies :is illh-l'x1im-clisll'-N' in sfumlvni- h-ucllcl' rolntionsliips will: synipalllwlic' fn-in-mllim-ss :incl diplomacy. rx , :fe Q x ' 4 sir 4 61 e. :W W +V, 1 ,.. -n - Ng,-Y ,. - f f' w,Qw,f- Q -g Q l 1 - - mf--ww x wgw'-X , x. Q f Tk ' isfff J. W- ,fx .x ,fav ,.'?z'55fEw - , f-X4. 4 if glgg, min ., UJL 951: A . W KM rw M W' '1 ' 5 Q 0 fR,v3:gL., . TN 1 , L 1 ,M 42g,,V 'M -.-an f , wail , i if 55311 if f, ff? i 3,5 ,rx .fwf-11W 5'31'- 534. ,M g..V X . V A . 'wr' 4 V , . .1 1 . L . 1, 2 A 4 , T - . - iff 92 I W , qg,,i.,,. .,g,,Ay.',g,,-W' .W 4, z , . X , , f? f,Q:i5i'3f1- 9' W . 75:5-JM' f 7' , N fffglfkif, A55 , iii A Zggifmilfgg-5g.w93 A Qi? msfm , ' 'V SW? Jmkffv :ffl ,iff Q, K, X- , 1 1 1 N ju gs.: .- j .f K A , 4 , f- 5 M551 ,, A . 23' Q31-if , 23,,,g.:-1 , vwgygshgg . 1-Wi . Q - Y mg f ' , V Y Q Y A , 1 MISS MARY M. BARRETT A. ll., M. A. NVil.tvulwrE Uollvgo Volululria llnivvrsity lluivvrsity of Paris French, lfluglisli Y-'Fc-ons MISS LOUISE BECK A. B.. M. A. Ohio University lloluinbin University Imtin, English S1-uior lligh Drumutios EARL BOHN lhxlslwin-Wolluvv ollvga umtics Sl-uior Hi-Y Assistant Bnsvhull Couch fi of PX ,. 9 B S 1 41 1, 1 - flonl-ral Sci:-nm-, Biology, Mulhv- Q ,P x , 1 J ' rl ARTHUR J. BRIDENBAUGH li. S., M. A. Miami University NV:-stvru Rvssfrvo Ilnivffrsily Ulunuistry Truck PAUL B. CRITES li, H. in Ed. Ohio llnivvrsily llnive-rsity of Pit.tsl:ui'gli Mn-rl1:lui4':ul llmwing, Iullustrinl Arts Junior lligh Foollwull :lull Intru- uiurnls HENRY 0. EVJEN H. A., M. A. Willvliln-rg l'olIn-go Hhio Shilo lluivvrxily We-sin-ru Rn-sl-i'vv llliiva-rsily l'. S. liis1o'y i i'lll'l'l'!ll l oruiu . - if if ' E- - J i MISS CHRISTINE BAUMGARDNER IE, in lllal, Iiiooslei' Uolle-gn Ile-ullh Ohio Shilo liuivn-rsily Pliysii-:nl I'hlm-ation. In-:ull-rs, Girls' illll'llllllIl'1liS ARTHUR BENNETT X. li., Ii. S. Ill lull. Ohio Slate l'nii'1-rsily Pllysivs, fiom-rnl S4-in-lu-4-, Mullin-- lllillil'S Supply liomn, Wiulvl' Iulru llllll'iliH MISS MARGARET x B BR-ETSCHNEIDER XVooster Colle-go Floro Stone Nlutlie-r 4'olla-go English Ynru Spinul-rs Ululx ROY C. BULLINGTON A. IS., M, A. Inlliuuo Stull- 'l'4-:14'lli-rs flollvgi- Ivllfili Ilislory, lutvrn:llioo'lI liolutions, Sociology U Bum-hnll, Junior lli-Y MRS. DOROTHY ELLIS A, ll. lirown Iluive-rsity W'1-sl:-ru Re-M-rvv IilllVl'l'Sllj' N111-rlisli, liilnwury VINCENT GANDOLFI ll. H. iw0l'l'ill'2l.ll 'l'1':l1'ln'l's Noll.-Lf.. Mutha-lnuiic-s, lulluslrizll Arts Assislnlll f'o:u'l1 ol' I4'oollu:lll illlll liuskn-Ilmll Q-iihl Il' ISS DOROTHY GRAY A. B., M. A. XVost1-rn li-osvrve l'IllYl'1'SliY l'lllL2'llSll Ki-y lllvll MRS ALICE GILBERT B. E. llc-iflvlhi-rg Uolli-zu lllliYllTNllj' of New Mvxivo lllll1IllNll Girls' live-rn-:ution l.v:u:ui- RANDALL MOTTS A. ls., xi, A. H II:-iili-llu-rg f'ollvg.tv Uolumlwiu University Hvultli and Phyxir-:il E1llH'1lll0'll Uouvli of Football :mil liaskvthnll Varsity R Club MRS. EVELYN NOWELL A. B. Oln-rlin Uollmge Ohio Stun- Univvrsily Mnlllvuinlim-s lli-'I'iilo Ailvism' RALPH D. RICHARDS .LIL . W'mish'1' Uollvgv 1 vsti-rn R 'sorvv I'nivvrs' 9 io ogy, ' ysiv: ivograi hy ' .. 'xi ' I MISS BERNICE SUMMER Sp:-i'i:1l Art Uiphnnn l'l4-ve-liiml Svhnol of Art We-stvru R,ws0rvu- l'nivn-rxity Ar! liivvrle-I. Art. Stngi- Nr:-in-ry 'l'r:uwk Aynrils MISS MILDRED HARKABUS B. S. in E:l. Uhio Vnivm-rsily Ohio Stulv Vnivvrsily Typvwritiug, In-ngrnplny Si-hool 'I'r4-:1siil'n-r, Sllnlu-nl Vo vil KENNETH MAYER A. B., M. A, XVnostvr Collvge Vhlstx-rin R1-si-rvv I'niv4-rsity Mutln-lnaitivs l'lIlPlllfj' Manngvr of Athlativs MRS. AUDREY J. MURRAY A. B., M. A. Ohio Ilnivvrsiiy Latin, Enfrlish. llnnu- lfli-onminu R-ivvrlvl Ailvisvr MISS FRANCES PLUMMER A. B. Notrv Danna Ilnivi-rsily of I'olornilo Spnnisli. I-English lilniui' llivh l,l Illl'llll' Ululu MISS GOI.-DIE STRAWN A. B.. M. S. Ohio l'nivr-rsiiy Typvwriting, linokkvm-pingr. Shinogrnphy l'rmlur'tion HARLAN L. THOMAS B. S. M. Bill1lXl'llI'XVIIIIJUW' f'ull1'g'n' llllivi-rsi1.y of lWl4'lllLC'ilIl Band, Ui-1-In-slru Suln-rvisol' of Illhll'llllll'lllill Milsin MISS DELP1-IINE WHALING IS. S.. M. A. Uhio University llniversity of Minnesota Home Eeonulnics Y-Teens Friemlxliip fllnlr MISS ELMA L. WILEY B. S. in Fld., M. A. Bnffnlo State Teuehers College Western Re-serve University Geography, Soeinl Science Neva-ntli Sawinl Servire Club MRS. VIVIAN VLACK Ki-nt Sinte University Office Seeretary MRS. ANNANETTE B. PORTER B. S, in Home EC0l10lHil'S Ohio State University Dis-tic-inn and Manager of Cafe- teriu glass Them! There :ire tnll ones and short ones, here are dark ones and light, lint whate'e1' their description They all chose one plight! 711 They do struggle bravely To teach all they know, But the odds are against them f f NVQ kids are so slow! Yet they still keep their pn.tiem'e. They still keep their smile, They're still our good friends As we trudge that last mile. MISS EDITH A. WHITE A. B., M. A. BillliXK'ill-IVIIHRICG! Uollege Clulnmlrizi linive-rsity Nlzitlu-nmtivs. Pnlulie Speaking National Tln-spiuns MISS MARGUERITE WILLIAMS B. S. M. Baldwin-Wallace College Oliin State University A f'npp4-lla Supervisor of Vocal Music MRS. ALICE WEEKS links-woml High Srlmol Hffim- Se-r-retnry WILLIAM S. COLLINS Snperintm-nalvnt of M ni ntenunce Fenn College ifll ik' -v .- xy- . w . 1 1 Ll ei ' :X Lvkf if' Ai x A 1 'X - XA. A - A .9Qb5,Qvggg,x , ' - .RAW X LM, A V A it - ,',-. ' ' KSA. 4 'gr A A ,. A ' ' -' 4.13 7 . 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One's worst fears were confirmed by the home room assignments. Nlany beautiful friendships were broken. Sept. 10 'llhe first real day of work. 1Vorse than you thought, hey? Sept. 12 Seems rather early, but the first foothall game got off. On the wrong foot, may we add. Sept. 15 First meeting of the Student Council. Sept. 18 Junior Hi-Y elected its officers and decided when freshmen might join. Sept. 19 Rocky River met Medina. l'rkl Sept. 25 Mr. Bullington and the hoys en-ioyed a pleasant meeting. H41-1.00 turned up. Sept. 20 Came success over Yvellington. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct.. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. 5 Iyaku hiked and played games. 'llhey get around, those nature lovers. 8 Young hopefuls from the art department. sub- mitted their Charity Football posters like fond mamas and papas. Such bright children they were, too 7 red, green, bluef' 4 13 Lois ltlisele showed her true character. and Lulu Hirchert scolded her in the llommunity Fund play. And did you notice Bill Koos as the jerk? Type casting if we ever saw it. 15 Jim Uonohoe was officially declared lunnan by that chemistry class of his. VV1-ll, theylre only amateurs, you know. 18 Jay Chandler made the news. Ile became president of the Junior Motion llicture Council. 21 River students had blank minds when asked about the empty sand pit area development. C'ivic consciousness marches on ff- 20 Once again River could appreciate music in a class under Mr. Thomas. 28 Payoff day, and a party arrived for twen ty-eight eighth graders who had sold four or more season football tickets. 30 Homeroom 108 trampled over 111 for the lIll'.l'2Lllllll'2l.l football championship. This was known locally as the Mud Ball game, for the field was, to put it mildly, wet. 31 On an even wetter Lakewood field fthings are always more so in liakewoodj Hague, Hardes- ty, and Company were trounced in a down pour. Not like the Bay game, of course. but wet. 5 Student Council made the first move on after-- school dances. Uheers for them. 0 Hi-Y decided that they had some personalities to analyze. Or is the word characters? 8 'llhe freshman picnic was all wet. XYading in November? llrrrrl l1XYI'lYl' of dgvents Nov. 11 l'at Nickels spoke to Iyaku on The Man to Come. They always did have authorities in that clulb. Nov. 12 Our own Bill Chandler, good Scout that he is. showed his Jamhoree pictures at the Cleveland lahrary, he did. Nov. 141 Football assemhlv gave recognition to braw- Nov. Nov. Nov. Nor. N Uv. Nov, Dec llec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Ucc. Dec Ihlrt.oc . I . 25 rs ny men ot the gridiron. 19 Ah, how they sang at the girls' assembly! lve mean that sterling trio of Bohn, and Stro- thcrs vs., er, with, rather --f Thomas. 21 Our town hecame Grove Center as the Thes- Jians came front and center in Our Town. l 21 l'epsi l'ola's just joy juice to most- hut mention it to certain seniors and watch them turn pale. Un this dark day six of them took the l'epsi l'ola scholarship test. Nlinter. Chamherlin, Chand- ler. and Stadter rated among the highest ten per cent taking the test in the whole ll. S. 22 Uharity Game Day. and Biver was well re- presented. Farol Milner and the hand took third place for their fine work. Betsey Sherrer was sits ting in a reserved seat. She won it in the Charity l oothall Poster Uontest. 25 Au unidentified teacher made the rash state' ment that girls are the worst offenders in regard to chewing gum. Swords for two, coffee for one. 'l'he seconds called on him in the morning. 26 The joint jumped and the building bounced as the juniors threw that shindig, the Plymouth Bockf, 1 Birdman Dr. Ernest Nickels tweeted us to an assembly f- 44 Dr. Nickels again. Can that man imitate homing pigeons! 6 A busy day. 1Ve met Berea and they were ours. Something new appeared, the after-game dance. l'. T. A. sponsored. Bless their little hearts. 11 1Ve got the freeze from Mr. Sloan and his liquid air. That assembly 4 12 'l'he River-Bay game. 'Nuff said. 13 lvellington this time. 11- 'l'hem there new fangled hulmlmle tree lights l1urped on the Student Council sponsored hall tree. And who could have missed those door de- corations? All looked for mistletoe, hut - 17 lllr. 1'lvjen figured prominently in New Year's resolutions this day. 18 Bed Rhythm Valley , on Norm Smith's big hot horn became the hit of the moment when the hand played for the Christmas concert. Almost caused a riot. it did. ll Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec Dec Jan. Jan Jan. Jan .lan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan. Feh. Feh. 8618 Nadi 19 A Cappella memhers made sweet harmony with Christmas carols in the halls. 19 Came the nineteenth and, with the ringing ot' one short hell, llhristmas Vacation. But don't go away, for on 4 20 The senior sponsored Christmas dance came in on soft lights. Haven't seen that much hare flesh outside a huteher shop for years. 19 Jan. 5 ff Vacation. O.K., what did you do? Somethingforfother. 'llhe Juniors whomped the Senior Orange Sox for the soccer crown. This was also known as the Snow Ball flassic. with spectators participating. IS 'llhose tieehle old timers, the Alumni, returned for the annual haslxethall classic, and danged it they didn't ahnost winl -1- l'ete Nason's hirthdayl Big occasion. 5 It started snowing early this morning. and it snowed aml snowed and snowed ...... 5 ive came hack to freshly painted study hall and classrooms. A lovely soft green. G Don 'llenney was elected The hoy most likely to hecome a carpet hagger hy his clear-thinking classmates. Modest Don, as his friends call him, refused the honor with a few well chosen words. T Dorothy Mertus was given honorahle mention in editorial writing in the first annual school conf test. Uongratulations, Dot. 9 In a peppy pep assemhly our cheerleaders un- veiled some new cheers and announced that they had concocted one too wild to fit on the stage. 19 This is known hereahouts as Black Mon- day. Semester exams. y' know. 22 The uli02lllll'l'Sn ramhled in for a sharp assembly. 23 liighth graders put on an extra super talent show at their mixer. liarh l'riest howled them over with her hula hula numher. 28 'l'wo things happened. First. l'learview pref sented an exchange assemhly. complete with en- semhlesv and live puppets. That evening we went to lllarshall for a hasliethall game. Given a couple more minutes. we might have heaten them. lVell. we might have. 30 'llhirteen seniors and eight .juniors were honored hy election to the National Senior llonor Society in a special assemhly, 3 A large huff collie, property ot' Miss lVilma Arndt, played havoc with the Hirchert-IIauser- man haskethall game. -if How much fur does a Nutchuk wear when a Nutchula wears much fur? f.-im.-.-.. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Fell. Feb. Feb. Nlill lxllll Mar. ixltll 05 gvents sl- Miss lVilcy fell while ice skating and broke her leg. lVe all felt very sorry for ber. 5 Teachers began holding conferences to see what they could do to help students become better adjusted in both classroom and extra-curricular activities. It's a good idea. And we got out of school earlier! Ii Ninth graders mixed happily at their animal mixer. l'resident Marsh Galloway supervised plans. 6 A Cappella put on its first assembly of the year. lVhat with 'iazzed up tempo and light, pleasing numbers the audience was really sentl 12 National 'l'hespians put on their best bibs and tuckers and initiated eleven members in a senior-high assembly. ll St. Yalentine's Day gave lllrs. 1lnrray,s Latin classes a chance to write sweet nothings to one another. Amo te. osculum. Cupido. and the like were slune' around all day. P1 19 General Motors' exhibit on Progress in Science thrilled all of us and gave llfinter, Hau- serman. and Yvithington a chance to rake in a little booty for displaying their brain power. 5 Seniors had the audience rolling in the aisles with that maniaeal comedy. You f'an't Take It lVith Youf, 19 'l'he River hand concert. one of the most looked for dates of the year, drew a full house to hear the catchy marches and amusing novelty mnnbers. 22 That long awaited, badly needed vacation arrived. The halls were deserted f well prac- tically. 29 lvell. we have to come hack sometime, but did it have to be to tests? VVe're in the home stretch now. though. April 1 Did you get fooled by someone? You're not lmman if you didn't. April 8 The Quiz Bee is always fun for everyone but the contestants. Love those thinking expressions! April 17 Spring fever seized River students, and notes and conduct slips were rife. May 8 This is probably the most important sport date ot' the year. VVQ mean. ot' course, the day of the River Relays. Everyone from the runners to the art department takes part. June 3 Commencementl Seniors go out into the lift:-cn cold. cold world: Goodbye to Alma lllater and to our favorite hangout. 8 . fs- Q .. J , q K 9 1 - X f - 1' . Li ,i . -as s i i. - 4 it V ,.,. zz.. ' M L . . 1 A 1 1. :-+t L .y J . X -- , , ,W . W, .A i -1-J-Q 1 Y. ...gg ,.. - ' A -Q... SM E' Misa PE I would Haze we Game SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jerry Mc'Quicldy Nmlc '1'l'2l.VQS . Jzunus Hcnning Iucquvlim- VVuitc ., . .. I'rcsid0nt. Vice-president . . Sue: retary . . . , . . Trczmsulvsl' UH w laefmw ' I Robert Acker Bolfs well known around River, espeeially in history elass, for his views on polities tand howll, A dependable worker, he is thinking seriously of attending VW-stern Reserve Uni- versity and Medical School. Hall Guard 2, Il: Football 2: Hi-Y Il, 4: lyaku Cl, 41 Key- inen 3 tPres.l: Movie Operator Il, 4: Student Uouneil 4: Senior Play. Richard Akehursi Diek enjoys photography and meehanies, hut musie is his prime joy, He's already progressed rapidly in his study of the organ, which he plans to develop later into an pro- fession. He has an exeellent singing voiee, too. Illonitor 1: Vurreut Forum 4: A Cappella 4. Donna Alexander This diminutive blonde has enough energy for ten full sized people. Her true loves are leading eheers and partieipatiug in sports. NVP like her heeause ot' her gay good humor. Girl Reserves 1: Friendship 2, Il. 43 Monitor 2: G. R. Ii. l: lyaku 3: Leaders Il, 4: Cheerleader ll. 4: Neophytes 4: lnrramurals l, 2, Il, 4. I,2l.il'il'i2l Andrews tlertainly a siren is I'. A. iler patients tshe plans to he a uursej should have no diffieulty in getting well under her eare. VVit,h Patsy's lovable laugh ami optimistie outlook who eoulri remain ill very long! Girl Reserves l: Friendship 2, Zi: Big Sisters 2. 4: Monitor 2: Iyaku Zi, 4 tSee,l: Neophytes 4: Hi-Tide 4: lntra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. Roger Arinstrong 'Phe little word art means a great deal to Roger, who designed the sehool poster in his junior year, helped eon- struet the model of the eonnnunity building, and worked untirin,-:ly on the art committee for the Riverlet. lingo- likes l'il,lllllilllZ' and generally having a good tilne. Anything' for a laugh is his motto. Hi-Y l, 2, Il. 4: Neophytes l, 15, II, 4: Monitor lg Library Staff 1: Riverlet 4. VVihna Arndt Irrepressihly gay and friendly, Vt'illie eau he depended upon to weleome neweolners to River and to keep the peaee in any ruffled situation. A dog lover, she wants to lie- eome a veterinarian. National Honor Soeiety 1: Monitor l: Intramurals l, 2, ll, 4: Friendship 2, 3, 4: lyaku 4: Riverlet 4. Norma. Arnold Already off to n good start lreeause of her wide reading: haekground and her ahility in xvritingr, Norma will direet her talents toward journalism at Kent State University next year. This pretty poetess is also adept at sewing, xvhistlinir. and painting. Friendship 2, 55, 4: Girl Reserves 1: Intramurals I, 2. el: G. Rt. I.. l: Monitor 2, Ji.: lyaku ll, 4: Current Forum 42 Riverlet 4. Thomas Bailey Suspected of using: peroxide on that lvlond hair ot' his tlrut it's never been provedil Tom is one of the most popular and most industrious memhers of the t-lass. lle did an outstanding joh editing: the Riverlet, liaskethall l, 2, 3: Trai-k l, 2, Il: Iii-Y l, 2 tl'res.l, Zi tl'res.l, 4: National Ilonor Society l, 4: Football 2: t'lass Vive-President 2: Student t'ouneil 2: llall Guard 2, Il, 4: lli-Tide 2: lioys' t'ount-il LE, 3: Monitor 33 Varsity li. Il, 8: Neophytes 4: Riverlet 4 tltlditorl: Uheerleader 4. eighteen Larry Baker Hugs is one of the mainstays of our track team. Meehan- ically inclined. he spends much of his leisure time tinkering in his shop. Next year he will trek 'way out to Arizona to matriculate in the eollege of agriculture. lli-Y 1, 2: Trai-lc l, 2, Il, 4g Football 1, 2, 43 Band 1: Varsity R -tg Current Forum -lg Monitor 4. Dorothy llorreson This pert lil' gal always is on the alert to do the friends ly ami eonsiderate thing for other people. She enjoys working: with children, and so she has chosen teaching in the elementary field as a career. We think your pupils will be lucky to have such an understanding teacher, Dotty. Girl Reserves I: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Friendship 2, Il, 43 Monitor Il: Current Forum 43 Riverlet: 4, Shirley Barco An accomplished pianist, Shirley has afforded us lunch pleasure with her artistry. Her hobbies inelude earing for her three dogs, holding office in R-ainbow, and wearing orchids. .ts for the future, Shirley wants to be an ele- mentary teacher. Girl Reserves lj tl. R. ll. lg lutramurals l. 2. Il: Friend- ship 2. Il, 4: Monitor 2. 43 lli-Tide Il, 4. ltltlwartl Bousquet Biscuit, playing: a red hot licorice-stick. is Mr. 'l'homas's phantom of delight. Ilis graduating will leave a gaping hole in the clarinet sei-tion, which will he no easy task to fill. Harmonizing with his music is the putt putt of his Model A. which, as everyone knows, is an integral part of his life. Band I. 2, ll. 4: Monitor 2: Orchestra 4. Beverly Belun An avid sports enthusiast. Bev rarely misses a game. either as u partieipant or a spectator. Her out-of-school pastimes include dancing, ice-skating, and swimming. Next fall she will attend Iowa State University where she will major in home economies. Girl Reserves lg G. R. ll. lg Intramurals 1, 2, Il, 4: Friend- ship 12. 3, 4: Iyaku Il, 4: Current Forum 4. Uliarles Bishop Deeply interested in politics and morld affairs, Ullurk is a valued member of Current Forum. He is becoming expert with the eamera, much to the dismay of some of his friends. whom he often snaps at angles unusual. to say the least. Movie Operator 2, 3, 45 Current Forum 45 Riverlet 4. liiclianl llonte Sports-minded Dick, with a howling hall in one hand and a tennis hall in the other would seem to have his hands full! lint this is not the case with the boy with the affahle smile, for he always has time to lend a helping hand to a friend. Hi-Y 23. Il, 43 Basohall Il, Robert Borden When we think of Boh we think of all the dependable qualities a cleanveut worthwhile fellow should have. lle has the distinction of being the only student at River to operate his own ham station. He has chosen the field of radio experimentation for a vocation. Foothall Ll tMg:r.l, Z! QlVlgr.l, 4 tMgr.D, Varsity R 2, 3, 43 Riverlet Cl. n iueteen -fe' ll - R 3 ,L . 4 'Bs Nh 4. . ' 4 s 1 4,2553 ii, 4:95 2, TW' Alan Brosmer One of the most amiable fellows we know is easygoini: Al. Always smiling and good-natured, he naturally has nttracted n large circle of friends. He will work for n year or so and then continue his studies in college. Other School 1: lli-Y 2: Student Council Zi, 4: llall tilmrd 253 l oothall Cl. Harriet Brown Hank is a hnsy blonde from Lakewood, She lends her incomparable charm to writing and illustrating: hooks for children. She is a member of Current Forum. She swims, skates, toboggans, and, in her lnore delicate lnoods, collects vases. Other School 1, 2, 8, Friendship 4, Iyuku 4, t'urrent Forum 4 tVice-prcs.J. David Brucggeman David enjoys life, for the cares of the world sit. only lightly on his shoulders. He's usually lmviniz a good time driving his Mercury or tinkering with gasoline motors. Ilf-'s nn active Sea Scout, too. Student Council I, Hi-Y Il, Baseball Il, t'urrent Forum 4. Donald Burney llon's extra-curricular interest, working on stage crew, is right in his linu, for he intends to go into the construc- tion business with his father after college. lle has already drawn plans for several houses, and thi-y're worknlule, tool lli'Y I tTreas.l, 2, CE, 4, Neophytes 2, 33 Boys' tlouncil 2, 3, Thespions 3, 4: Student Council 253 Keymen ZS: Moni- tor 3, Hall Guard 3, 4: Basketball Il, A t'appella l, 2, 15, 43 Football 2, 3, Daniel Chamberlin Call this busy senior Danny Hoy and watch the fur fly! But. to put our president of Student. t'ouncil in u good mood get out those records of Frankie tlurle. Seriously, we expect :feat things of Dan, who has a plentiful supply of gray matter and initiative. Monitor 1, 2, 35 Student Council 1, 2, Cl, 4 tl'res.J: lli-Y l, 2 tSec.-'I'reus.l, 4, Hi-Tide 1, 2, CE, 4 ttlo-Editor 2, ZH: National Honor Society l, 2, Il, 43 Basketball l, 2, Il, llnll Guard 21 Neophytes 2, 3,2 'I'hespia-ms 3, 4: Senior l'lny. William Chandler Bill's love of chemistry is taking.: him to M. l. 'l'. next year. liigltt now Bill hasn't much time to spend in the chemistry lah, for his long: list of activities keeps him husy. ln addition to his duties at school the presidency of his church group and his work as an Eagle Scout are absorbing interests. Monitor l, 2, National Honor Society 1, 2, ZR, 4 tVice' pri-s.l3 Iyaku 2, Il, 4 tVice-pres.lg Hi-Tide 1, 2, 3, 4 tCo-Editor 3, 413 Track 2, 33 Movie Ups-rotor 2, 3. 41 Student Council 2, 3: Thespians Cl tBus, Mgr.l, 4 tVice- pres.l 3 Senior Play. Gwendolyn Collins One who can call Gwennie u friend is lucky, for her sincerity makes her one to he trusted in every situation. Her co-cheerleaders will miss her nhlc support next year, and Gwen will miss the school sports in which she has been :z leader. She nlans to continue her study of the organ. tl. R. li. l: Monitor l: lntramurals l, 2, ll, 4: Friendship 2, 3, 4: Keynten 2, 4: Production 2, Il, 41 Lenders Il, 43 Cheerleader 3, 4: Riverlet Il, 4. Joan Collins They say that good things come in smull packages. .loan is no exception. She does wonders with that keen mind of hers, she is quick of foot in n basketball gntnei and she has had no difficulty in attracting: to herself a coterie of friends. Girl Reserves l: Intramurals l, Il, 4: tl. R. l.. 1, Friend- ship 2, 3, 4, Monitor 2, Student Council 33 Vurrent Forum 4, Riverlet 4. twenty Olga Colpcrt Iluek when you see Olga Ullllllllg' on the soccer field or on the lraskethall floor. Olga is a vrusader for better society on the society page, and when her dark eyes hegiu to flash, one 1-an expert a tirade of words on this or another of her pet pez-vos. Olga plans to carry her interest in Production into set-retarial work next year. ' Intramurals l, 2, Il, Friendship 2, il, Monitor 3. latry Consolo At the beginning of srhool this year we inet Lnry, an amiable transfer from John Adams, eager to form new frienilships anti to prove her ahility in sports. She eol- It-vts unusual newspaper artieles and is interestetl in nursing. Other Svhool l. 2, Il. Jolm Corry What will River High ilo without. John to run the P. A. system! 'l'his personable chap, endowed with the rare gift of making friends on first aequaintanve, writes well. lle is happy partie-ipatiug in any sport, estleeially hasket' hall. lli-Y l, 2 tYice-pres.l. fl, 43 Monitor l, 2, Il, 4: llzlskellmall l, 2, Il: Student t'ouut-il l, 23 lyaku 2, Il: Hi-Title llius. Mgr, Ii, -Hg l'uhlie Amlilress Operator Cl, 45 Nt'1lIlllyit'S 41 Ht-nior Play. Margaret Fowler Margara-t's major interests exist outside our sehool, hut her luajorette interests are well displayed on our foot- ball fit-lcl. She has heen very avtive in Proiluz-tion. Girl lt:-serves lg Monitor l, 35 Intramurals 23 Friendship 2, Il, 41 l'roiluc-tion il, 43 Riverlet Il, 4: llautl il, 4 tSe4-J, Marlys Dahlin A musival career is a must for talented Newly, who plays the piano with expertuess truly unusual. She also plays the saxophone. A participant in many sports. she exeels as a tennis player. Girl Roserves I: Baud l, 13, Il. 4 tVit'e-pres.J: Friendship 12, Il, 4 f'l'reas.Hg Girls' Council Zlg Riverlet 43 National llonor Soeiety 43 A Uappella 4. Dianne De Marinis Dei-'s clothes are striking, her jewelry is unusual. She's interestotl in writing and in aeting. Dianne likes to travel. autl she gives a fascinating account of her trip to Mexieo. Junior lligh llramaties lg Intramurals I, 2, il, 43 Friend' ship 2, Zi, 43 Big Sisters 2, ll, 45 Riverlet. 2, 43 Iyaku 33 llif'I'itle Il, 4g Monitor Zig Current Forum 43 Neophytes 43 National Honor Soi-iety 45 Thuspians 43 Senior Play. James Donohoc .lini's sperial girl frieutl takes up muuh of his time, hut he rloes fiutl opportunities to tluuee and play football, He's a very dependable organizer, too, By the way, that girl frienil is his hahy sister. lli-Y l, 23 Football 1, 2, Il, 43 Baseball l, 23 Monitor 3, 43 Truck 3: Nt-ophytes 43 Current Forum 43 Thespians 43 Senior Play. Joan Douglass A whiz at the keyboard is Dougie, whose rendition of llumhle Boogie is a must at all our parties. And we luustn't overlook her other accomplishments - ive skating. swimming, and drawing. However. we are fond of her because she keeps us all in high spirits with her quaint ways and good humor. ti. Il. lt. 1: Junior High Dramatic Club l: Girl Reserves lg Intramurals 1. 12, Il, 45 Neophytes 2, Thespians 3, 45 l rieutlship 2, Il, 45 Student Count-il 2, Monitor 2. 3: Big Sisters Il: t'urrent Forum 4, Riverlet 43 National Honor Soeiely 41 Senior Play. twenty-one F' in JF S it t 'fs it Ss- M. f fl A Q W I? Q x Q l Alan Du Vernay Deeply interested in natural science, Al is Riva-r's botanist. Who knows? With all of his experiments in plant and animal life this stanch Iyaku member may become another Luther Burbank. Or he may turn to his second love, music. Library Staff 1, 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Iyaku 3, 43 Neophytes 33 A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Jo Anne Easton Although Jo was involved in n serious accident on the soccer field this year, it certainly didn't damage her sense of humor. Her quick wit and ready friendliness have won her many pals. She hopes to be able to continue her studies at Ohio State University. Friendship 2, 3, 43 Current l ornm 43 Monitor Il, lntra' murals l, 2, 3. Lois Eisele Lois is a girl uf many accomplishments. Our president of Friendship Club wears smart clothes paints very well and entertains with delightful monologues. But her outstanding accomplishment is designing and making jewelry. - er work has been shown in several school exhibits. I 2' Intramurals 1 2 3, 4' National Honor Society 1 4' Big Sisters 1 2 3' Hi-'lide 2 3' Neophytis 23 Thespians C ' ', men 2. 1, ' aiers . ' Fientsiii 2, tPres.J ' Current Forum 4' Riverlet 4' Senior Play, John Ellis Not many of us know that Jack's hobby is playing a guitar. We hear he's really good, too. He plans to work for a year and then continue his studies in college. Later he will enter business with his father. 1 ll Q Girls' Council 13 Junior High Dramatic Club 13 Monitor l,4,Ixey,v,l4,Le'l l,4 r ii,s4 . fa Monitor 23 Intramurals 1. Howard Engle 1Como esta Vd. I Here comes that Spanish zealot, Bud. We wonder whether he talks Spanish or English when somes thing goes wrong with those model railroads he tinkers b with in his spare time! Many unwary guests have been jj tricked into talking on embarrassing subjects while his wire recorder has been treasuring each word. Junior High Dramatic Club 13 Neophytes 2, ll, 43 Current e Forum 4. Ile fi f w Edward Evans st Ed, a transfer this year from West Tech, has a special A : talent for modeling in clay and drawing, He has not de- f , vided upon a career yet, but he will be one of the fresh- ,,. , men at Miami University this fall, where he should be a K successful student if he studies every night as diligently as the saysi he did this year! , Other School I, 2, 3: Hi4Y 43 lfloothail 43 Rive-rlo-t 4. James Faulks Jim, filled with an enthusiasm for living and for talking, finds much enjoyment in collecting stamps and coins and in beating around in his Ford. His future plans may include a course in engineering. Band 1, 23 Orchestra 1, 23 Hi-Y 3, 43 'Prack 43 Student Council 4. William Ferry Bill is what is commonly called a riot, No member of A Cappella will forget his unorthodox conducting. Next to participating in track, Bill enjoys participating in the pleasures of the table! With his four brothers he will be- come a partner in his father's business. Football 1, 2, 35 Keymeu 13 Baseball I3 Riverlet 1, 4' Track 2, 3, 45 Basketball 23 Monitor 23 A Cappella Il, 42 Hi-Tide 23 Student Council 2: Varsity R CS, 4 fPres.J. twenty-two Nnncy Filicre Nnney is handing for Bowling Green University next yenr. Ili-Tide will miss her polls on public opinion, und the Berea Rollin Bowl 'ust won't ba the some without her, 1: J . t 1 - but we'll ull remember pert, twinkling-eyed Frenr-hy. l rientli-hip El, 4: lntrnmurnls CB, 4: Other Sc-hools 1, 2 Hi-Tide Il, 4: Production 43 Current Forum 4. VVilbert Flaschar Everyone looks forwnrd to Willis-'s eheery Hi, yn! llo's 4-rnzy about swimming in the summer, skiing in the winter, nnd fnssing with the innurds of his convertible ull yenr round. New Jerseyites reully lost n hnrd worker uud nn nrtlent joke rolleetor when XVillie moved to Ohiol Uther Suliools I, 23 Student Count-il 3: Ili-Y 3, 4: Mon- itor 4. Barbara Fox Barham, like most other Riverites, is it devotee of sports. She plays n good giune of basketball: she is n pnssionnte booster of the Burous. She will further her nrt studies ut Milwaukee Downer College. Girl Reserves 1: G. R. li, 1: Friendship 2, 3, 4: Monitor 2. Il: Rig Sisters Sl: Riverlet 4: Iienilers 4. M ortho Funk tlur friend Pinky hns been an especinlly efficient referee, working with the girls of G. R. li. for the post two yenrs. She is nn agile nerobnt und swimmer: she loves to donee: she's ernzy about enting, An nble linguist., she will innjor in lnngunzes in 1-ollc-ge. Girl Reserves 1: tl. lt. li. 1: Friendship 2, It, 4: Current Forum 4: Lenders 3, 4: Monitor 2: Student Council 3, 4: Biz Sisters 3. 4: Ili-Title 4: Riverlet 4: Keymeu 4: Nntione nl Honor Society 4. Harold Gerrish When this enmern fiend's eye is not behind the shutter. nine times out of ten it's on his opponent neross the net, for his fnvorite sport is badminton. Next yenr studying engineering in college will nbsorb much of Harold's time. Ruud 1. 2, 3, 4: Ili-Y 1: Trnek l, 2, Il, 4: Bnsketbnll 2, Byron Goldsword To come out on top in nu engrossing gnme of cards is usually Byron's lurk, He spends much of his leisure in the out-of-doors, too. Thnt thump we heard down ut ll-eren the other nizht was Byron's hitting the rink lhe's learning to skate!! His place in the bnnd will be hard to fill next yenr. llnnd I, 2, Il, 4: tlrehestrn I, fl, 4. Edwin Graebner A competent mnnnger of both bnsketbnll und truck tennis for two years, Ed was sorely missed this year when he wns forced to be absent from sehool for several months beennse of serious injuries suffered in an nntomobile neei- dent. Perhnps he found time in his ronvnlesr-ent period to pursue his hobby, building model nirplnues. Van-sity R -8: Bnsketlmll 2, 3 tMgr.J: Truck 2. Il thigrj. Frnnk Graham Frnuk's outstnndiug reeortl on the tram-k tenm is one thot underelnssmen muy well try to match. VVe know that he will continue to ex:-el in the sport. in college next yenr. Truck 1, 2, 3. 4: Footlmll 1, 2: Ili-Y 1, 2: Vnrsity R 2, il, 4: Keyrnen 2: Bnsketbnll 4Mgr.j 4: Current Forum 4. twenty-three Barbara Gregory Barb has a flair for making uttraf-tivv r-lotht-s. hu has a yen for shoes and likt-s a varii-ty of stylt-s. llii favorite sport: is skating. By ht-r faithful wor ' ' ' l-t In lto duction she has prow-cl that shi- will be :I vompu-tint secretary. Friendship 2, 3, 4: Proilnf-tion Il, 45 Corrs-nt I1ltl'llIllllI'lllS 1, 13, ll, 4. Lois Hall Forum 1 ln-is is ont- of our inure- llltt!llt't'lll1ll stuclt-nts. Shu ni 1-t-rtainly be vt-ry happy in he-r vhoit-0 of the- study of lin guagt-s at Miami lluiw-rsity, for shi- is a whiz in Latin x and English and has tlo-vt-lopt-il a prodigious vos-ahnloii llc-r thoroughness and 1't'Stllll't't'f1ll lt-atli-rsliip in the literary r-olnmittee ot' the- llivn-rle-ti art- amplt- proof ol hr capabilities. Monitor 15 Frie-ntlsliip 2, Il, 45 t'urri-nt Forum -1' lli 'I'nln 2, 11, 45 Riverlf-t, 45 A Cappella 4. James Hanna Quotations from Shakvspi-are-, wittirislns, puns 1 0110 1101 knows what Jimmy will say ne-xt. lit- has his si-rious si too, as his scholastii- record prove-s. Ilis puppol shows . really sonif-thing to sei- and have glzulrli-its-tl thi- hm-arts ol' lllillly pativnts in lovzil hospitals during tha- past two vo-'its Nt-opllytn-s 1, 2, 3, -1: Rivt-rl:-t -1: 'l'bo-spians -15 .lui 1 Draiuatit' tflub 1. Janet Hausa-rman W'llt'tllPl' it's on tllv Sltt't't'l' fit-lil or on tha- baskt-tball Ftlllll watch this girll Hansy is an outstanding: playt-r in ill Sports. Since slit- is vt-ry lllllt'll inte-rn-ste-tl in pi-oplc-, sn plans to become a nurse-, Nha- will bn- a tonit' for patiz-nts, wi- know. Girl Ri6Sf'!'Vl'S 1 t1 ri-s.l5 tl. R. L. 15 .luuior High In-am: l ' K t'lub 15 Band 1, 2, 45 Orvhi-stra 1, 135 Intramurals , Z., 45 Friendship 2, Sl, 45 Nt-opliytt-s 2, Si, 45 t'urr1-nt l orum 21, 45 Loaders 3, 4 fSec'.75 Monitor S55 Girls' Uounv' Rivz-riot 45 P. T. A. oard 45 National Honor Soi-it-ty , 45 llig Sisters LE, Il Library Staff 2. 1 5 bu. n H I , - . ue i s an io r nh i. non t iost'5 's but x-.,- ' w i usuall Pina' .' uni-xl sul5 sl want: n him. ..' V. 1 r- f 1 li than be n ippy l . w i-. ' wish 5 u,lu ii mr pira i nf, Sin-. Sc' io rii-i ip 2 , 5 e-nt l ol 1 in uni s , ls' 1' 1-il 115 onitor 41. 'f Ja cs ning ,. MW, I - -'--f K Jim thoroughly enjoys bs-ini: with pi-oplv, llis frie-nilsh - can ulways be- ri-lit-il upon. llr- puts a do-or-fliv spirit int: ' 5 his artivities on thc- football fic-ld, on stage- r-re-w, and in ' j 2 ronimittee work, His popularity is att:-stt-tl by his 4-lc-vtion ' ' as treasure-r of thi- se-uior ulass. i' ii Y 0 1 x Hi-X 1, ., Il, 4 QSQUJ5 Football 1, f., 11, 45 'llravli 1, Class l'r4-side-nt, 35 Koymn-n 2. 215 Nr-ophytos 2, Il, 15 t'la N TT'PfISl1I't'l' 45 Studi-nt Counvil -15 Tln-spizins -1. Robert Hibbard Guns, boats, baseball, :intl girls. lIibbarcl's an on all four snbjerts! lle has been an artivt- authoriti Thi-spi The expression Once a Ri-public-an, always a Rt-puhlii-nu is certainly tailor-iiiaulo for Bob, Junior High Dramatic Club 15 Football 1. 315 Base-hall ' Il QMgr.l5 Hi-Y 2, Il, 42 Nt-ophyte-s Il: The-spiau s .2,.l,1 Rivcrlet 255 Varsity li 4: A t':ippm-lla 45 Sm-nior Play. lilary Lou Hire-hurt Mary L-on is fl gre-at morale boost:-r in a 1-losv gatin- soccer, and on thi- basketball rourt shi- is tiny but quill. Lou's laugh is such 11 hr-arty ont- that 4-vt-ryo her finds himself laughing with hor. nt' :ll'o1l 1 Girl Reserve-s 15 G. R. L. 15 Monitor 1, C25 Stnmlo-ut Conn cil 15 Intramurals 1, 2, Il, 45 Girls' Council 1, 4: Rivu lt-t 2, 45 Friendship 2, 3, 45 Big Sistt-rs 1, 45 lyaku Il, 4 In-ada-rs 3, 4 tPl 0B.DQ Production 3, 45 Hi-Tinlu Il, 4, t wi-nty -ft lll'il,tl'l lol Ill li hu itn il' I, Ralph Howarth Ralph has prove-at hinisolf n rm-liahln source of infornlatiou on practically any suhjevt that arises for discussion. 'l'4-4-lmiu-nl hooks arc un-ut for R:ilph's fau't,-hungry mind. llis spvvial love-s are- vhvss and model railroads. t'ui-rn-ut Forum 4. Joyce Jnncvkc ,Ioyvo is om- of our most popular st-niors, Thosv big: hrown 4-yvs and shining brown hair hnvr' vnpturud many hP:n'tS. Sho low-s dum-ing. sports. and just having fun. Sho wants to lu- an artist sonu- day. i'll'lt'lltlSillP 2, Il, -tg Vlass Son-rn-t:u'y 253 Ni-opliytos -tg limitl- l'I'N I2 lClVvl'la'l -l. Raymond Jonas Although Ray has oftvn tukc-n a kidding about his pugil- istii' toiulviwivs, hi- is. as wo all know, a good sport, and ve-lialulv fri:-nd. xVlI0t'Xl'l' said, Play the- guinea vol'- tainly would luv da-liglite-il with Kay. Flltlillilll and baso- Imall art- his favorite sports, hut if worst- routes to worst In-'ll join in :I spirit:-d ganin of iif'klttl1'kltl4l, Ili-Y l, 12: Monitor I1 llall Guard 2: N1-ophytvs 2, 23, 43 livytnvu lg lfuotllall l, LZ, Il, -lg Has'-hall l, 21, Cl. 43 Varsity it .:. 1. Patricia .lonos she-'s llaplry. hay and kopt at ltl'tNt'lIl is l'ut Pat on a horsv or :ivv hm' ai pallvt and brush, and li-4-1111-nlln-1' wliun she- owned that llundsolnv him in hor garagv? llvr prinvipal amhition to study 4-onnnvrvial art at Fi-nn Colle-gt-. tiirl lit-si-iwvs I' ti R li l' i'll'il'lltlYlllll J, 4, lnt v .1 -3 Doris Judy This hlondv, lizize-l-vyml St'lli0l' has niadv many friends during hor two hriof yours at Riva-r. Taking airplane rides lHlI'llt'l1lIlilllLZ' in winte-r sports. and 1-aring for hvr rollin art- .ludy's favorite- divvrsious. Novel' ont- to lvt grass grow uudvr hvr ft-vt, she- has at position in the liusinvss tie-l-l awaiting he-v. Utlie-r Si-hool I, 2.3 I+'rie-ndship Il, 43 Intrmnurals Sl, 4. Hoy Konus lf lilllflililxl' wort- worth money, Huy would lw a llllilllllllllft' Ili- rt-ally ze-ts a kit'k out of life. HQ-'s concentrating now on his chief hohhy, photography. llis ambition sonu day, ill.ll'l' vollvzv, is to lu' off reully to sm' tht' world. --. . , I, 23 Huskt-thzlll I lt:-X I, 2, .i, lnluaig Staff 1, Basilmll , Riv--rlvt Zig llif'l'id4- 25 Monitor 2, 4, Nt-opliytvs 4 lvlllitllll Koos Bill h-is done his A lxzisa-hall pilf-lu-r with a wit-kt-tl arm, . hit luv River Fond of arguing, hm-'ll takv the- other side' on any que-slim: just for tho lovv of rontrovvrsy. Au avid anti-feminist. liill ln-livvvs that girls go to vollege nu-rvly to gt-t the-ir Mrs, dvgrvo, Want to In-t yuu'll ht-lp sumo girl get thut dvgrve-, Bill! Vive- u'0s.l ' Var. ' lltht-r School lg Hi-Y 2, -13 Bain-ball 2, Il, 4: flurra-nt Forum 1 t 1 , sits R. 4 -tg Kc-ynn-n A Ric-lmrd Kopp Koppr-r, whosv aspirations havv lutvly shifted from 1-ollvvting garbage to lll'ilt'itit'ill1.f orthodontia, will eutvr the llnivvrsity of Michigan ni-xt, full. Ho wishes he cout play a tn-nor sux, and wistfully he peruse-s Downlwat. The Kopp shew repair hills are large, for hv literally danns his soles nffl lli-Y 1, 25 Football 1, Il, 45 Band 15 Monitor 2, 43 Studvn ' Hull tu nd I Qu' B4 'K Council Lg . tw.-ut.y-five 'lt' lg iz 'e.. raniura l s VVilliam Koster liill's friendly humor has made him an asset to any group, 's out-of-school joh at the corner drugstore has given him valuable experiem-if in meeting the puhlie, exp:-rien1'e ich he will find useful in his later life. lle'd rather play at game of golf than eat a thivk steak! Student Count-il l, 2, Il, 4, Monitor I, 2, Il, lli-Y I, 23 Hall Guard 12, Sl, 4, t'lass President 25 Foothall 2, ZS, Ne-ophytes 4. Bcity Jane Kriuris Bee Jay is hest known for her ellen-l'y smile and her effieienvy in the study ot' home ei-onomii-s, Shi- enjoys an unusual hohhy, roll:-vting menus from famous restau rants. Sounds as though the lad who wins lic-tty will ln- well fed, doesn't- it! She hopes soon to visit tire:-ev, the former home of her parents. tlther Sehool I, 2, l riendship il, -I. Norma Kricutzburg Just mention sailing, flilllflllg, Freneh toast, or Mel Torme, and up pops Norma with a wink and a knowing smile, for they're her elements of life. She's headed for the husiness world, hut no matter how husy she may het-oine, she'll eontinue to find time for these essentials, Friendship 2, Sl, 43 Current Forum 4, l'rodu4-tion il, 41 Intramurals l. 2, Il, 1. Pzunela Kurfcss Ah, in Pam we have liiver's most entliusiastiv booster of the Cleveland Barons! Roller skating, too, is one of her pet diversions. An exrellent Spanish student. she wants to uttend Allegheny Uollege in prepurution for work in the foreign servire, in :i Spanish speaking 1-onntry, that is, Girl Reserves: Friendship 2, Il, -11 t'urrenl Forum 41 Riverlet 45 lntrumurals l, 2, 35. 4. Barbara Kuslurin Gram-ions, reserved Barbara has aspirations of het-oniinp.: u modern Portia, whit-h term lto you souls nntoum-hed hy Shakespeare or soap opt-ral means :l lawyer. Atta girl, Barh, we're all for you. Girl Reserves l: lfrie-ndship 2, IS, 4: Intramurals I, 2, St, 43 Produrtion 3, -lg f'urrent Forum 45 Riva-rlet 4. Vera Lfunh lt' anyone hears an infections giggle around the 1-orner, lie'll know that in all prolmhility something's strut-k Vera funny again. Her pet pastimes ure roller skating and. well, just having fun with the gang. Girl Reserves 4, Friendship 2, Il, 43 Intramurals I, 2: Iyaku 3, 43 Current Forum 4: A Cappella il, 4. Rita Lung llalppy-go-lui-ky Rita with hor earl-free laugh is nearly . always surrounded hy a ein-le of friends. A sports en- thusiast, she has hopes of heeoining a teal-her of physiual ' eduvation. Keep that idea, Rita. XVe know you'll make ., - - a success in the tearhinp: profession. f K- V Girl Reserves lg l4'rii-ndship 2, Il, -tg lntrznnuruls l. 2, Il, f A -lg Unrrent Forum 43 Big Sisters ll. Q.. Joseph Leary K Joe calne to us this year from t'athedrul Latin. XVI- wish X A he'd rome sooner, for he's ri good Joe. lla-'s particular- ' 0: ly fond of painting in oils, bowling, and rar raving. Next year may find him enrolled in John Parroll Vniversity. Other School I, 2, RZ f'urrr-nt l orum 4. twenty six ltobt-rt lice .Inst Iuka- at look nt tht- hnskt-tlmll court or :lt the- trut-li Jllltl you will prohnhly svt- Bout-s In-0 in :lt-tion. Ht- has t-ontributt-tl uint-h to tht- sut-t't-ss of both tt-alms. Antl who 'K will forgt-I his portruyul of tht- long, It-un proft-ssor in ' Our Town! , lli-Y l. 2: lluskt-thnll l, 2, Cl, 4: '1'rut'k l. 2. Il, 4: Stutlt-nt l'ouut'il 1: Kt-ymt-n 2: Uluss Ht-t-rt-tury LE: Yursity R Zi, 4: rt , Nt-tiphytt-s 4: t'urrt-nt Forum 4, .loun Loc-hc 'l'nll, slim, :intl lort-ly looking, .loun hus gl'au-iousnt-ss :intl -I-in nnturul t'll.ll'Ill. lit-ing: t-xt-taptitmully tult-ntt-tl in nrt, sht- C plnns lo tlt-Vt-lop ht-r intt-rt-st furtht-r in rollt-go in prt-- -- purntion for u t-:irt-t-r in t-tinunt-rt'i:ll nrt. ' 4 Junior lligh llrumutit' t'lnh lg Nt-ophytt-s 2, Zi, 4: Frit-ntl ship 2, Il, 4: tlirls' t'ount'il 2: Lt-ntlt-rs Il, 4: K1-ymt-n Sl: t'urrt-nt Forum 4: Itivt-rlt-t 4: Stutlt-nt Count-il 4: Thos- piuus 4. Bt-rmu'tl Loftus Bt-rnnrtl spunds mnt-h of his spurt- timt- with his ht-ntl poke-tl untitf-r tht- hood of his t-ur. tiukt-ring with tht- motor, NVht-n ht-'s not pruvtit-ing ttnuttt-nr mt-t-hunit-s, ht-'s proh- :nhly on tht- roatl tloing: whnt ht- likt-s st-rontl ht-st, just ll'llVPllllf.Z'. llis futnrt- plnns int-lntlv working u yt-:nr :intl tht-n uttt-ntling t'ollt-gt-. l oothnll Zi, 4, Q lllillitun Lyth A st-t-ontl 'I'hort-un, who likt-s nothing ht-ttt-r thnn to ronm through Rot-ky River Yullt-y, Bill nt-vt-rtht-lt-ss :tpprt-t-iatt-s inotlt-rn t'onvt-nit-nt't-s, llou' t-oultl ht- gt-t along without his Motlt-I-A Ford or his high powt-rt-tl t'illllt'I'ill lle- wisht-s to untkt- t'llt'lllll'Ill t-ngiut-t-ring zu vot-nlitin. lli-Y Il, 4: lli-Titlt- Il, 4: Riva-rlt-t 3, 4: Trzlck 1. Shirlt-y Mt-Clit-sncy A t-lit-t-ry smile, Ili tht-rt-! nntl wt- know thnt Shirlt-y's urouutl. Many of us still wontlt-r how sht- nutnztgt-s to ht- so hright und livt-ly on Montluy mornings. She-'s just nm4l uhout cuts, truvt-ling, :intl swimming, slit- snys. liar t-tlnrution will ht- t-ontinut-tl in liowling: tirt-t-n lini- vt-rsity. Utht-r St-hool I, 2, Sl: l-'rin-ndship 4: Intramurals 4. Hurry Mt'Clt-llunti ' An t-uthusinstit' howlt-r, llnrry is in tht- 200 pills rlnss. llt-'s grootl ut skiing :mtl huskt-thzill, too. Right nou' ht-'s in tht- mitlst of prt-pnraitions for un atutomolrilt- trip to Arizonu this summt-r. The-n ht-'ll lm off to llultlwin-XVnllnt-t- to umjor in t-ivil t-ngiue-t-rinf.r. Utht-r St-hool l: lli-Y 2: Footlmll 2, Il, 4: liziskt-tlmll 12, ll, 4: Trnvk 2, Ii, 4: Stutlt-nt t'nunt-il Il: Varsity li Il. 4: Monitor Il: llull tluurtl 21, 4: t'urrt-nt l'lUl'lllll 4. Jerry McQnidtly With huppy-go-lucky Mar :tt tht- ht-lm, tht- class of '48 wus hountl to havt- tht- sut-rt-ssful yt-ur tht-5' Pnjoyt-tl. Our rnpuhlt- prt-sitlt-nt wnnts to t-ntt-r tht- :itlvt-rtisin,f: fit-ltl. lf ull his rustomt-rs roultl ht- wonit-n. wt-'ro surt- ht-'tl ht- :1 niillionnirt- in no tiint-Y Studi-nt Council l, 3, 4: lli-Y 2, 3, 4: Ulnss 'Frt-nsurt-r 2: Class Pre-sitlt-ut 4: l oothull ZZ, Il: Nt-ophytt-s Il: Hull tlnurtl ' il, 4: K1-yin:-n Il, 4: Monitor 4: l', 'l', A. Honrtl 4: 'I'ht-spiuns ' 4: St-nior Play. R 9 ta .... ' - wi ii -kt - - Crt-mga t uttot s Qt-nrgv lt-ft us :tt mid-yt-nr hut. rt-turnt-tl to trt-ntl tlown tht- iuslt- with ns in Juut-. lit- has Putt-mtl tht- husiut-ss xrorltl, A working in his hrotht-r's wutt-h rt-pnir shop. 'IH-ll ns, X Ut-orgt-. hnw dot-s ont- gt-t ntll thtust- littlt- pitwt-s but-k in ,gl ouvf- tht-y'rt- out of tht- oust-If tltht-r St-hool I, 2: 'l'r:nt-k Il, 4: Vursity R 4: A tluppt-lln i - g ri, 4, Tit-1 -f .,,.. iw, t u't-uty-se-vt-n Ann Maisel' XVn- wort- very glnil this yr-ur to pgrv-vt Ann. il un-wi-oin--r from l'ount-rtirut, Shi- hns at 1-hnrm wa- :ilwnys ussot-into with l-lustt-rm-rs, :1 faisrinuting :lui-rut. :intl unturnl poiso, Sho hops-s to zittn-ull Smith Colle-go wha-ro sho- will uiujor in 1-lit-inistry. Uthe-r School I, 2, Il: lutr:tmur:tls 41 l ri4-nslship 43 National llonor Som-ie-ty 25, 4. John Muhn A re-nl live- wire-, John km-ps panrtios :uni t'l2lSSl'tllIIllS in high spirits. Thi- Yni-ht t'luh rlniins him in sununn-r :intl thc- skating: rink in wiutf-r, lnriale-ntully, John is thu- only nu-mhi-r of our rluss who wus horn outsislu- tht- llnitt-rl Stutn-s: Vhile- is his hirtliplnw-. Uthrr School I, fl, Sl, 'l'r:u-k Il: Monitor lg t'urrn-nt I ornln 4: N1-opllyte-s 45 lli-Y -1. Susan Mapother Shi-'s :I bunrlle- of joy, just :L lPill'l'f'l of fun. This 1-xc-erpt from the- popular song rm-rtuiuly tle-st-riln-s Susiv. XVith he-r gang in tow sho follows our trums to t'Y0l'j' uaxnu-. Hrr int:-rest in sports will ln- rontinue-tl in rollm-gn-, whe-ro sho plains to manior in lillj'Sll'Ill l'tlllt'IIll0ll. Utht-r St-hool lg l riu-nnlship 2, Il, 41 lutrnlnurnls Il, Il, -ll Ks-you-n 43 A Unppn-llsx 4. Dorothy Mnrkcrf From inte-ll:-mftunl to se-rowhatllf' any tn-rm roultl ho :ipplin-nl to Dortiy. She- hns at grn-nt rupau-ity for talking.: :intl for hnving fun NYll4'l'l'Yl'l' shi- hupin-ns to lu-. lln-r spot-iul intl-rost is ilmilnatir-s. Junior lligrh llrzunntir t'luh l 3 Km-you-n I 3 Monitor lg 2, Il: Nutionall llonor Soc-ie-ty I, 2, Il, -1: N1-ophytos 23 l-'rirutlship 2, Sl, 4: lyaiku 2. Il, 43 lutrauuurzils l, 13, Il, 41 Big Sistf-rs 11, lu-ntl:-rs 3, 4, 'Flu-spinns Ii, 4 fI'r1-sl, lli Titlr Il, 4: t'urre-nt I-'oruni -lg S4-nior Play. ltlzi rl Martin ltlurl has throw- :nlvuiituge-s on-r most of us - - hip.: brown 1-yf-s, :L beautiful tt-nor voim-, :intl :1 fzu-ulty for 1-njoying himself. Artive- on various 4-olniuitti-vs, liurl hns lu-4-n large-ly iustrumn-utul in ,-:uitliug thi- husiuoss stuff of Rivor- lt-t to sul-isfurtory solvt-In-y. l-'oothull 1, 2, Sl. 41 Silltlvlll l'ount-il lg lli-Y 23 llztll i- tluuril 2, 25, 4: Monitor 2: 'Frm-k Il: lllnss 'l'v'o-:nsurt-r 113 llivm-rlu-t -4 tlius, Mgitl: A Vnpln-lln l, Zi, L .I ,,, E is v f . H S51 John Matheson If Ulu-rt-lin-z In ft'llllllQ'li hull ln-on Ji-huny's motto, ht- , might hzxvn- fountl more- time- to sw-nfl in his faivoritt- sports, ' I ' foothull :mtl lmskn-thull. As it wus. hs- slid pnrtiriputs- in drzunzitics, mul hr- usually mnrlf- his nr:-som-v known in . ' chemistry rlass hy clouds of smoke- :ind wnfts of straxngv - ulte-min-nl mixturvs! at W , 1 Q 4 Othl-r School 1, lli-Y 25 Foothnll 2, 3, 41 Tran-k 2, Il, 43 NPlbIllly'lt'S 4: l'urrn-nt Forum 43 S1-nior l'lny. Janet Melton You ull know that Jnurt is from Km-ntut-ky :is soon :ls you hour that flrnwl. Sha- 4-njoys truvf-ling: nnml tuking pnrt in :ill sports. Sha- is gift:-tl with :tn unusuully gooel voicl-3 A flziptu-llu nn-mhors will miss thi-ir ulto-sa-1-tion lc-:Ulf-r ut-xt yt-ur. lntrziinurnls 1, 2, 3, 4: Frivmlship 2, Il, 4, lily.: Sistors 23 Current Forum 43 Nr-opliytt-s 43 A Ualnpelln I, il, ll, 4. Nancy Milfner Millie- is ont- of thu- live-lie-st rm-tllu-:uls Q-vm-r to hit llivor. Shi- is us rolnple-tt-ly nt. 1-uso in thu- honu- or room :is sho is on the- iluum- floor or on tht- sorror fit-lil. ln tha- futuru- our- muy finil he-r on thc- 1-nmpus of llirnm Uolln-go with :l flt'I'lllIlll tt-xt-hook uutln-r ht-r urm. Girl Host-rv:-s I: G. R. I.. 1: Junior lligh llruinntic- Fluh 13 7 V Monitor l, 3: Nzitionnl Honor Soi-it-ty I, 2, 41 Fri4-mlship ' ,, 2, 3, 4: Ne-ophytt-s 2, 35 Iyuku 2, Zi, 41 Rip.: Sisters 2. Zi: llliil'2lllllIl'I'l,lS l, 2, il, 4: t'urrt-nt l-'ornm -lg Riva-rlol 4g A tlanpt-Iln I, 2, Il, 4. lWI'llll'-l'lLE'lli Marilyn lllllltfll' XVI- know that llarilyn wouldn't. want us tu mm-utinn ht-r amazing: srlmlastit' ahility. so wi- won'I say a wnrtl. All kitlilini: asitlt-. Ilmufrli. Marilyn is vc-rsatilo in lim-r interests. as hor at-Iivitii-s indivalv. Shu- is I'llVll'tl hy many a gal fur ht-r naturally I-urly hair and ht-r slow, winning smili-, Girl Ita-si-rw-s I: G, R, li. 1: liloniinr l. 2: lntrumurals l, 2. Il, 4: National llonur I. fl, 4 tl'r1-sl: lyaku 2. Il. 4: l rit-mlsliip 2. Il. 4: NI-Ivpliytt-s 2: Big: Sistt-rs 2. Il: Ili- 'l'itl1' 13. Cl. I It'o-I-Iilittn' Zi. -ll: t'nrrt-nt l m'nin Ii. 41 llivi-l'l1-I -L mn iw I W W: . lfash I-si i ' -s - rth ' or ' 1, g lst- ' tha- pri-s-I I ' rrk nn vu I- is ' ld sp-r S lv '. 'l I -' ' -ra bli ' , - soon i: l 1 1 A I ll l . A ' rlt4'N, l is r Fl I ti I K If fu llb ttlll It ll J. I tht-r I' on I, , Lgx .l 4 it .ln .Ils 4: t'nr- 1' ' in -1. X, X - O A 5, I Ann Usi un 'Y I ' 4 Hui:- is a gmail fri:-ntl antl is luails of fun. Shi-'s always ziruuntl with a witty rn-mark antl that warln smilt-, She-'s partie-ularly lllit'l'I'Slt'tl in Slllfflllll' in A Uappt-lla. swimmingr. and liursn--hai-k ritling. NI-xt yt-ar shi- will I-nrnll in thn- I-ullt-zv of I-tluvatiou at lluwlingr iil't'l'll l'uivn-rsity In pri-- I-:Irv l'ur Ilia- te-at-hing.: prufi-ssimi, Girl lit-sv-rrt-s I ISI-tal: lllll'llllllll'2llN I: Monitor I. 2: I-'I-i.-nilsliip 2, Il. -I3 Big: Siste-rs 2. il. 41 lli-'1'itlI- 2. Il: t'ur- ri-uI lfuruin I: A t'apI-I-lla -I. Nancy llarsvll 'l'his :ltII'at'tivI- l-runt-ttv vt-rtainly wun'I fintl ht-r vhose-n fie-lil. so-lling lllSllTtl!lt't'. tim Iliffii-nlt. wi- think. fm' all she-'ll nt-I-Il In ilu is tu turn on hi-r t'lltIl'llll Nau4'y's had mu:-h fun in tht- past t'Illll't'illlLL' In-rfuniv lmttli-s. lint now. using: tht- in-rfunn-, sho sin-mls hi-r Sll!ll't' timt- dam-ing. Girl RI-st-rvus I: Intramurals 1, 2. Il, 4: l'll'it'lltlSlllll 21. Il. 4: Nlnnitnn- ll. Il: lyaku I: Nm-unliytt-s 4. Bcity Sue Parsons .ill ut' us wi-rv prtnul nt' our SI-tty Bun- wha-u sho- was I'llll!4l'Il In lu- uni- ut' tht- re-1rI'I-st-Iltzltive-s from fllt'Yl'l2llltl tu atti-ntl thu Natinual Y I-muff-I'1-lit-u in Grin:-ll. lowa. last sninnn-r, Qin- I-njnys sports. swinuning almvt- all. Bt-tty is also vi-ry I-le-ve-r with the- ut-I-mllt-. Girl RI-st-rvq-s It G. li. li, 11 Monitor l. 2. Il. 4: National llunor Sm-it-ty l. 2. fl. 4: lntramurals l. 2. fl. 4: Biz Sistt-rs 2, Il. 4: l ris-ntlship 2. ll t'l'rn-as.l. 4: ln-aflw-rs ZH. rl: t'urrn-ut l urnm 4: Stntln-nt Utnlnt-il 4 ISI-I-.I. Roslyn PlL'll'2lllgl'ltl ltlri-ry I-lass has a dizzy hlnntlt-. luut uurs has a slimy luruni-tti-, tual YI-p. it's Rnsia-. ll:-r se-nsv uf humor is always on thi- lunsi-, lllllt'll In thn I-njuyuin-nt nf Ihnsi- aronnil hi-r. Tha- nlitniningr nt' anutltc-r anirura swm-ate-r is ht-r goal. I low- 'I-in ' qtmtv. Girl R1-si-rw-s 1: G. R. Tl, 1: Fri:-ndship 12. 33 Intramurals 23 llIlll't'llf 'l Ill'llIll 4: Mrniitm' 4, l rc-cl l'rii-si xl'llt'll ll:-'s nut in srluml. l ri-Il is plowiwr llllttillflll Illi- unili-rhrnsh. :nn in hantl. hunting game-. lla-'s an I-xp:-rt fish:-rlnan. ton. l rI-Il's favoritt- spurt in st-limil is Iraq-k. lln- lmpi-s In stuslr lvusint-ss administration in Ill't'IlZlY'Jltl0ll for a f':l!'l'I'T in flmii-iilttwt-, lli'Y I. 2. Il: t'lass x'll't Dl't'NltlC'lll I 3 llaske-Iliall I, 2, Il 'I'rark I. 2. Il. 41 l 4mIliall 1. 2. il. 4: Stutln-nt t'onnI-il 2 t'nrrI-nt l'lU1'lll1l 4: NI-upltytf-s 4 3 SI-niur Play. lioln-ri Rafn .lltlnnurli Bll5llt5l'lI'tl nt' ln-ing Inixn-Il up in stunt- fowl husint-ss. linh. ui-ve-rthn-lt-ss. is an lmni-st, all-aruunrl ,znml ft-llnwl llis llllfI'I'llllllh art' 41-l1IrI'I-Il un his rar: In ke-I-II it in :mul I-nnclitiun hu- is willing: tu sin-ntl hours at a timi- uvi-r a hut I-ylintli-r or a le-aky battt-ry. I we-u I 5' -nim- ...nf 1' I .. ff- 3 ,UI Q I, Glenn Reece Nothing else is quite so important to Glenn as sports - sports ot' any kind, especially football. NVhen he matri- culates at Ohio State next year he may decide to major in physical education. Hi-Y l, 2, Ii, Football l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Bas all 2, Zig Varsity R fl, 4. . M A1 ' e Rickey x 'Iii is known for her tasty cooking: she loves to periment with new recipes. Our president of Girls' . S -1 uncil is also an excellent tflllllllttf player. Refinishing anti 1 furniture is another hobby of hers. 1' Reserves 1 KTTPIIS-J: G. R. L. 1: lntrnmurals 1, 2, 3, J 1, . , I I' IPS -I' . ' . 3. 45 Friends 'n ' , . ' Sis ers , 2, 5 Ig Il, 4g Student toun i , : rent Forum 4: Girls' Council fl, 'r-s. Q Mo '- J I nd 234001 tall! ' hit ' .4 iig's t 2 S 4 iaku ' cl in 1 ur ' 4 fl 4 5 ni Ax tor 45 Leaders 4, Riverlet 43 National Honor Society 4. . S Q... 5 in 1 if R ,.,.. 4' My W'.,.. James Ruecke Jim and his ever present camera would be potent weapons in the hands of any blackmailer. Some of those picturesl ltiqually skillful with a jig saw, he was invaluable in raising the devil at the junior-senior party. Look him up in a few years: he'll he the heist chemist in his town. Hi-Y 2: Movie Operator 2, Il, 45 lyaku IB, 4 tl'res.bg Monitor 43 Riverlet 4, Edward Scott An agronomist tfarmer. to youj who really knows his onions, Ed is one of the ,iollist fellows we know. lle gets around, too, for he possesses three vehicles - a Model-A truck, a motor scooter, and a Ford V-8. He will enter the plumbing business with his father, not completely forsaking his afore-mentioned avocation. Monitor 2. Bla rgaret Ann Seltzer l nll of fun and a real pal to her circle of friends, Peggy is another lover of sports: dancing, swimming. and skating are at the top of her list. By the way, this twin is the taller, Girl Reserves 13 Friendship 2, Il, 43 Monitor 153 lyaku 4: Current Forum 4. Mary Lou Seltzer This half of Seltzers, Incorporated is interested in art, hut she is never really too husy to go dancing or skating. Mary Lou will attend Ohio Vl'esleyan University next year. Girl Reserves 15 Friendship 2, 3, 45 Monitor 2, 3, lyaku 4. Mary Sifritt Si's unfailing grin and golden locks are as well known as her hohhies, strumming on the piano and mess- ing in oil paint, as she puts it. She certainly is good- natured, too, especially when being teased. Other School 1: Friendship 2, Ii, Intramurals 13: Current Forum 4. ichard Simmons Although Dick was new to River this year, he quickly he- came a man about town. We soon knew that his special interests include records and women. Once Dick commences to talk on either subject there's no stopping him. His plans for the future include the study of physi- cal education at Miami University. Other School 1, 2, 83 Hi-Y 4, Monitor 4. thirty Raymond Simoncic lt:u'. sometimes known as Smoocb, is verv much at home in a football or basketball game, in a track meet, or on the tennis courts. Although participation in athletics consumes much of his time, he still does good work in school and enjoys numerous other activities. lli-Y 1 ,2: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 tVice-pres.J: Moni- tor l, 2, 3: Junior High Dramatic Club 1: Varsity R 2, 3, -4: Movie Operator 2, J, 4: Hall Guard 2, 3, 41 Boys' Council 3 fSce.l. 4 tl'l'cs,l: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1- 2- 3- 42 Basketball 1, 2, Il: National Honor Society 4: Senior Play. Richard Slaght Dick wishes that winter would never come, for he, like most other Riverites, enjoys sailing more than any other sport. On the football field he is heavy on the tackle but light on his feet. And speaking of feet - watch them fly on the dance floor. Keymen Ig lli-Y l. 2: Junior High Dramatic Club 1, Football 2, Il, 4: Current Forum 4: lyaku 3. Nancy Smith No one can complain of time hanging heavily when Smit- tv is llv ' -' ha' done td ' , , around. 'lllllllll' Naam s a gov ,rob of looking after the internal welfare of the students, making sure that there was good food at football games and l'. 'l', A. dances, She is known for her prowess as a seamstress, too. ll, lt. l.. l: Junior lligh Dramatic Club lg Intramurals I, 2, Sl, -iz Monitor I. 2: Friendship 2, Il, 4: lyaku 2, 3: Naoohytes 2: ltiverlet 2, Il, 43 Big Sisters 2: Thespians Il. 4 CSec.l: Leaders Il, 4: Current Forum 4: Senior Play. Norman Smith A virtuoso in his field and president of the band, Norm has as his first love, music. music, music. His knowledge of hands around Cleveland has made him an authoritative mem- ber of committees when dances were on the agenda. He also manages to find time to take cars apart and to play a little basketball. lli-Y 1, 2: Library Staff 1, 2, 3: Intramurals l. 2: Foot- ball l, 2: Band 1, J, .l, 4. Donna Spcrber Already experienced in the business world fshe's been a receptionist in her father's office during the past summersl. Donna has the field of physiotherapy in mind as she selects a career, Dancing and skating are her favorite forms of recreation. Big Sisters 4: Monitor l, 2. 4: Girls' Council I, 4 tVice- pres,J: Friendship 2, Il, 4: National Honor Society 2: Cnr- rent Forum 4: Riverlet 4, vvlllltllll Spreng liehind that jovial countenance Bill has a purposeful mind. llc is at present vaeillating in his choice between two very worthu'hile avenues of service, the ministry or agriculture. l'pon whichever you choose, Bill, we know you will put forth your best efforts. A Cappella 2, 3. John Stadtcr lf one ever becomes involved in a debate with Jack, let him watch out! Our president of Current Forum, a mental giant, is an expert at rebuttal. He has ln-en prominent in the annual Quiz Bees: he plays a good game of basketball: and for three years he's been the very competent editor of sports events for the Riiverlet. Student Council I, 2, Il, 43 Varsity R 3, 4: Football 1, 2, Basketball l, 2, Il, 4: Hi-Y 2: Thespians 4: Monitor I, 2, Cl. 4: Current l ornm Il, 4 tPres.l: liiverlct 2, Il, 4: Senior l'lay. Marianne Sommer Som's unusual clothes and original hair styles impress us, She likes languages and soccer, in which she excels: however, she plans to become a chemical laboratory tech- nician. Other Sch:-ol I. Ll: Friemlsliip Il, 4: Ncophytes Il, 4: Intra- murals 3, 43 Leaders 4: Senior Play. th irty-one . I jg str, ' - 5' fx' fb, a. f-,:- 4. to ir 5 K : sw at 'if 4 D, wk uf? 8507 134 114, :.i1.,WSfw , 4 .v s L 'Q pf NX ' , 'Q me ff, K Vx X 4 AE X mx 1 -:SQA 4 Q sf V, X 3 S if it s t.-N ss : N X t 'Nm ,, , K 2 s . C: x i Y 'X f x Czwxilcltizi Sfankn Snintlllsky sunt us this snpliistivzitt-cl hiss wlinsv int:-ri-sts lie in sports. trawl-l, hunks, :ind snilurs. flm'ni quicklv found kindred souls in nur vlaiss: sln- is lnnkinp: t'm'n'au'4l tn millf-go lifv nt Miami lliiivn-i'sity, tltlivr Svlmol l. 2, Ill l l'l0llllSllilP 1: Tntr:uinur:uIs -L Virginia Stungcr fll'ilt'liillLl' :I :fund juks- or lmlding: forth in :A lrrisk :irglllln-nt is Ginnj, s forte. Sho slmws spot-ianl :ihilitiy in sn-wing :ind skntingr, And did you Pvt-r notim- what hvziutiful hi'nn'n 4-yrs shi' luis? l4ll'i!'lltlNlli1! 2, ZS, 4: Iutrauluruls ZZ, Sl, 4: Munitui' JI: Stud- cnt flttllllkil 3: Girls' Cnunvil Ili lyiiku -1. Szunucl Stn-pin-nson lt didn't tuki- Satin lung: tu In-1-nnw anwliiiisltvtl in Hivt-1' Inst ya-:ir wlii-n ht- 1-nts-re-d uni' si-lmol fm' tht- first tinn-. ll'- :ulwnys has fi rt-:idy grin :ind zi hright :nur-tiiu: for vvvry- ont-. llis f:ivmn'itv an-tivitivs an-v playing: tht- piunn :ind rt-ivniriiur alutmnnhilvs. Oth:-r S4-liwml l, 21 lli-Y 3: tlurrn-nt l'llll'lIlIl 4: .K t':uppi-ll:i 23, -t. Ruth Sta-plur lluthiv, thu- sin-vt-tviiilu-l't-nl l'4'dllv:ut, you linnug 1-ull:-vts prngrzinis of .ill kinds, frnnu lm- Vulliu-s to sulitml plays. She- has uivm-n ln-i' tinn- unsvlfishly tu si-rvin-v in l'i'mlnm' tinn. liiuth has also dune' u must diffie-ult juli t'Xt'l'l'tiiIlLfly wvll. supvrvising: :ill tvping: of this Rivw-l'li't. Thv lrusint-ss fit-lil will vluini he-I' this sunune-r, :Ind tlu-n slim-'ll ht- oft' to 1-ull:-frm-. Girl liost-rvvs l: l i'i1-ndsliip 2, CS, 4: Prmliu-tiun Il, -lg Him Sistt-rs Il, 4: Iyaiku 4: Km-ynn-n 4: Rivmwlc-t 4: Illll'illIllll'llls -t. Donald Tcnnoy llfinurud hy 4-lvvtimi tn tht- nrt-sizlulivy of Kvynn-n this yvzir, lion t'tm1lilr'tv1l tht' zlvtivitivs ut' tho grmlp with vntliusizisln, A fullowvr of tlaiiirw- hzinds :ind uf ln-st sn-lla-I' nov:-ls, hn- kum-ps liinist-lt' busy, luut hm- finds tinn- tu ln- :in :irdu-nt sports fun. Ili-Y l, il: lfrmtliull 1. 2: Ke-ynivn ZZ, fl tYi4-1--pm-s.l, 4 tl'rm-si: liaiskvtlmll SZ: t'nrr1-nt l m'nin -4: Nvnpliytvs -ti Rivurlut 4. illizun Tczic l'lt-alsnnt, :mul lnukimg, waxy-lniirt-nl liill is wut-kin: lmvzuwl :1 goal of rvnl svrvir-0: hr- int:-mls tn study for the- privst- hund. NVQ know that yuui' vlmim- nf lif4 s work is :i lmyiywv uno, Bill, for ynu'y'v tha- kind uf ft-lluw who givvs his :ill in W' X tr: nny vnilsv he- In-lin-vf-s in. E 3+ l'i2lSl'll1lll Il, -I: Nlnnitnr 4: Buys' Ununvil 4. Nc-:Llc 'l'r:u'os .X hard wnrkvl' and :l fast tzllkvr. our vim- pri-sidt-nt is :Q pnpiilnr r'lim-1-i'ln-zulu-i', lim-'s zulrllliwlzlnm- ot' imp :ind 1-ni-iv gy luis nuidv him :1 hit nn skiis :und nn thv lmslu-tlmll tlnnr :ind Should nmkv hini ai stu-vt-ssfiil lnwyvr. Nzitifinail llunm' Silvia-ty I: Studvnt t uixn'il 1, ill Rlnnitmu' l, 2, Il, 4: lli-Y l, 2, I5 t'l'i'n-:is,lZ l!:isks-tlmll l, 12: 25. il: Trnvk l, Zi. 4: lizisuhzlll 21 llaill iillilftl 2. Zi, 41 Nuys' t'nun 1-il Il. 4 tYivu-pl'vs.lZ tlluss Vir'u--pri-sidvnt 41 Na-nplivtn-s -ll t'ul'rvnt Furuiu 4: l'lit'n-i'l1-:ldvr 4: Iiivvrli-t 4: 'l'In-spiains I: Varsity ll 4, Herbert '1'y1'0nu If ynu vzituh si, gliinnsu of zu i'm-lu-t-likv ulrjn-1-I t'l:ushinLf dunn thu- strm-t, you will prnlmlmly ln- t-mm-1-I in thinking thzit 'l'yi'0m' just sti'4':ikt-d hy on his liiultnlwyi-l1'. ll:-rln is out in-rsnn who mln disinzintlv zu lnntnr. re-:mir it. :ind rr-aussi-in hls- it withuut liuving parts li-t't ova-r. tliirty-Iwn J1ll'tlllt'lllll' XV:Iito 'I'h4- I'nlnI'Ili:In's Ilrliizht, .l:II'kiI- is :I happy Flillllllllillltitl of hrnins, :IlIilitIy, t'lllll'lIl, :Intl :owl looks, :Intl shI- h:Is wnn til'S0'l'Vt'tI pnpIIl:Irity nninni.: lll'l' t'l2lNNlllRltt'S. Sho plains tn :':I:'Ve' ll t'lll'l'l'l' for hors:-lf in tht' fivld of Illvtliriiiv. tiirl Rt'Sl'l'Y1'N 1: Stndunt t'onm-il l, 23 Ulnss SI-I-rn-t':Iry 1: Girls' tltbllllvll I: Intrnninriils 1, 2, 3, 43 Ili-Tide 1, 2, 11, 4: Nlltllllltll Hlllltil' Sm-lefty I, 2, 4: Monitor l, 2: Big Sis- II-rs I, 23 lynkn 2, 3, 4 fTl'l'llIN.,Q Fri:-Iiclsliip 2, 3, 43 l,I-ntl:-rs Il, -1: f'lll'l'l'Ilt, Fnruni -lg l'IIIss SI-rr:-tury -tg liivvr- lot -1: Alnviu flllt'l'iltUI' Ii, 4. B:Il'hnI'zI YVchh lfiIl'IHll'il. who has ht'4'Il tilll' nf our tllltStIllltll!lfI Nllltll'lltS nf :Irv :It Rive-r, plnns tn ln- :I dt'SiKllf'l' of fine- jewelry. Know- ing: Bnlrs' 2Il'ttNllt' :Ilwility nnrl ps-I'sistI-III-u, w0'rv sure that shI-'ll ho ll snrrvss. Illtl'ilIlllll'illY I, 2, il, :tg l riI'nIlship 2, 1, -tg l'roIInctiun 4. lVilli:IIn YV:-slcrfiolcl With :I swish :Incl :I flush Illltl il hl'tll'fj' Hi-hn, XVI-sly! the- lmzlv SYTJIIIHPI' rnlls zurnin, XVIIPII out :It l'lll'itIlN it is likvly thut wr' shnll suv this lN!liSht'll skntvr gliding: nvvr the pnlislivil fltmr. Bill is also illlt'lllt'tl on thu t'8!lYllS, for hi- is :III vxpm-rt hnxn-r with il lilllk'2lll le-ft, Illnnitnr 1. llmmltl lVln-hui tln tha- lnnll, till tht' svn, III' in thn- :Iir Hnni is In-I'fI-rtly :It lltlIllt'. 'I'hI- trnrk tv:Iln, xvillfill' 'lt'Ilt'il, illlll thv lin:-ky Nonn- tJIlllS will Inn: l'l'lllt'lllllt'l' thu- :Intirs of this hltnitl jukvr. Ilis intrrf-sts hnvv :Ilsn lm:-n IliI'I-rt:-'I tnwnrll stall' pnlitirs :InIl rnhhit hulitingt. Ili-Y 1, 2, 4: Ftltlthllll I, 2. Il: llnskn-th:Ill I: 'l'r:Ick l, 2, Il: Monitor 2: f'lll'I't'llt Forum -1: A U2lIblbt'll2'l 1, 2. Mary Xxyhltllltlll' An Pxymiivlit nf fvminily hnth in :lppI':Ir:InI'I- Jltltl in lllilll' ner, Mnry is uns- nf thv lwst Iikuil girls :It Rivvr. Sho is :I velry I'oIIvinI-ing spa-:Ike-r Jlllti lll'fl'l'NN nnIl t't'l't1lillij' puts :Irrnss ll jnkr with finossr. Othvr Srhnnl 1: Privntlsliiii 2, fl, 41 lllil'illlllH'illS 2, Sl, 4: Nl'tlllllj'tHS 3, 43 KI-yinmi Il: Mnviv tlporntor 3, 4: t'IIrrI-nt FOFIIIII 4: l.I'IIdI-rs 43 liivm-rl:-t 4: N:ItiIm:Il Ilnnor Sn:-ivty 4: Senior Play. Mnrgvry Will X't'FV lllllt'll nn till-!'UIIl!ll girl is llt:Irg:v, hut shv has lt'IllllllL2'S tnwnrrl thr fins- :Il'ts, ns wt- t'illl sf-0 frcnn hvr fnnr yours in drnnnitir- orz:Iniz:ItiIIns :InIl in A t':I1I1II-lln. Sho tnkt-s 1I:IrtiI'IIlIIr intvrrst ir I-lntln-s, :InIl slit- rmilly vnjnys vnrlingz np with il Lruml hunk. Girl Rust-rve-s 1: .lnninr llizh Dl'2lIllilltit' Club lg lntrmnnrnls l, 2, 3, 4: National llrninr Snrivty lg Frivnilsllip 2, fl, 43 Nvnllllytvs 2: Monitor Il: Tllt'SIlltlllS Il, 4 tViI-1--pri-s.i: lli-Tirlv 3, 4: f'll!'Yl'lll Ftlflllll 4: Rivrrlvt 4: A Capps-lla 13, 4. Nuncv VVithin flon . B XYithy is il llt!t'l'NSltj' whore- lHlI'lIltlIllZillLI is in nrllvr. Shv I-njnys ull sports, hut hvr sp:-rinlty is h:IskI'th:Ill. XYI'iting 1101-try t'UIlll'S llillllfllllj' tn hor, :InIl he-r :Ihility tu rI't:Iin tha- llllltlt'I'tDllN IYIDUIIIS shI- h:Is lII1'lIim'izI-Il st-I-ins in- rrvIlihl1'. tl. R. L. l tl'rI-s.J: tlirl Rt'Nt'l'Vt'N lg .lnniur 'lligli llfilllliltll' t'luh IZ Stntlvnt t'unnril 1: Nntinnnl llnnnr Snrivty I: Monitor 2, Il: l I'ie-IIIlslIip 2, Il, -l: lIltl'illlllll'iIlS l, 2, Il, 4: N0tlll'lf'll'S 2, Il: Big Sistt-rs 2, Il: ln-:IIlI'I's Il, I tTI'I':Is.J: 1'lll l'l'llt i tlI'lllll 4: .X l':IIIpe-ll:I 2, Ii. Mark iVooclruff Une- nt' thnsv ft-llnws who has :I t'lll'llllIN, :Innlytir Ininnl, Sparks, wx' hztvv nu Ilnnht, will une- llily turn his I-na-r gin-s into I-lI:IIlIII-ls nf trns- sn-rx'iI-I-. hlJItllt'lIlillit'S, vhe-niistry, :Iml pllysirs :Irv his f:Ivnrit4- stnIliI-s in srllunl, lllltl raulin hnilrlinf: is his hnhhy :It lllllllth Uthvr Svlimul lp lli-Y LZ, 24, 4: MuIIitIIr 2, II: NI-npliytc-s Sl: Truck IK: f'llTl't'llt Ftil'lllll -1, thirtyfthrew Robert Young Miriam Wunderl Ever since Mini eame to River in junior high, we've ailored her for her super personality and we've admired her for her ability ns :i pianist, Music has heeome more Ihan n pastime with her, as she plans to continue her studies at Oberlin Conservatory after graduation. Girl Reserves 1: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Friendship 2, Zi, 4: A Cappella 2, 3, 49 Student Oouncil 2, 43 Girls' Council 2, Big Sisters 2: Current Forum 3, 4 tSee-treasjz National Honor Society 3, 4 fSec.J3 Riverlet 43 Monitor 2, 3, 4. Bob is u whiz in math. And, by the wily, have you ever read his horror stories? He-'s :mother Poe. Our official interviewer of celebrities has a subtle sense of humor and an sly smile that endears him to his assoeiates. We're sorry that River will no longer he his home. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior High Draniatic Club lg Monitor 1, 33 Keymen 1: Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3: Hi-Tide 2, 3, 4: Current Forum 4: Student Council 4: Riverlet 4: National Honor Society 43 Senior Play. Absent Marilyn Yates Marilyn became :i ineniher of our eluss after preparations for this axunual had been completed. fzadualltf we ate Qtaduafed The hour is here, The lIl0lIlCIlt,S near, And now we're all assembling. The music starts! VVith rapid hearts VVe still our knees, weak trembling VVe Cross the stage To sit and age iVhile speakers start their rambling. Did ever walk Cause longer talk Ur pace drag on more ambling? And now we stand YVith shaking hand, Diplomas in our reach. One more aclieu YVill yet ensue. Alas! '1'llOI'U,S one more speech. The music dies, The parent sighs, As through the door we pass. Now shout, Hooray: VVe're on our way, Each happy lad and lass. thirtyffour M- ww.. 1-.-4. . JE iw QE N rv F s Q I . M55 ' N X .w all llll X 1 a 'f :I X W 'lV l l'l e 1 mum if muruw iw 1 , , f M W lyll N Z Q0 Own We were the best of classes, we were the worst of classes, our minds were outstandingly original, our minds were un- fortunately stubborng we were praised for our initiative, we were denounced for our insubordinationg we set shining ex- amples for the underclassmen, we set evil precedents for the underclassmeng we brought glory to the school in scholarship, we put too much emphasis on scholarshipg in short, Rocky River will be sorry to see us leave, Rocky River will be glad to be rid of us. Most of us arrived with the depression, a blessing and a burden to our parents. We started grade school as problems by being too many to fit into the prescribed one classroom. Before we left the sixth grade, we had balanced the score by ranking near the top in a nation-Wide test. Teachers threw up their hands in despair when we planned a dance. Our decorations were so elaborate that our advisers doubled and redoubled the odds on their bets that we wouldn't finish them in time, and every dance we slapped on the last scotch tape just in time. We, ourselves, were too exhausted to dance, but the decorations were finished. At our junior dance we painted pumpkins and cornstalks white for a snow effect and then ran into complications finding a matching turkey to raffle. Hell broke loose when we gave the junior- senior party, although the refined tastes of the school did not permit such a strong term to be used: and Jack Stadter reigned as Pluto. thirty-six n 'Hcstoful The '4-8 Fiddlesticks set an unprecedented example for the younger classes in intramurals by capturing the soccer championship in the ninth, tenth, and eleventh grades and then reverting to the golden rule to allow the junior girls to win this year. We stood on the border of fame and infamy during the summers, too. Five of our fellows rattled to Canada in a modern version of pioneer Pikels fljeakj covered wagon. The expedition and the high finances involved were a bit uncon- ventional, but the boys made the headlines. Betty Sue Par- sons gained invaluable experience in the world of men by re- presenting the Cleveland district at the national Y.M.-Y.VV. Conference in Grinnell, Iowa. Bill Chandler furthered the causes of international friendship and high school French by attending the Boy Scout Jamboree in Paris, France, last sum- mer. To atone for our misdemeanors we gave Rocky River the distinction of having four seniors rank in the top ten percent of the nation in the Pepsi-Cola scholarship test. Our brains caused a little problem for the administration, howeverg the possibility of there being four valedictorians was rather up- setting to a school accustomed never to having more than two. One of us will probably trip over the microphone cord at com- mencement to bring further disgrace to our illustrious class. Those in authority will pick him up gently, thoughg and with many solicitous smiles and much shaking of the hands they will push us out the door. 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Ulu, now we su-g lmofli wore paul for by flue sfumps collucfcml mul, growl, connfoml lw flu- Slllfll'lll' C0llllCll. lVlmf's fliis Zllltllll new l'l'C0l'KlS? , worn- rf-cuivud wifll .io-V by flu- sflulm-nf luulvf' If's flu- gospel frufli. 'lllu-se llIlllllll'S lmvn-n'f lll0llll0llL'll flu- plonsllu- sfluln-nfs flu-rivn-ml from flu- Ullrisfnms frm- mul from Y Y flu- picfurf-s purvlulscrl for lmlls :uul l'l2l5SI'0OlllS ol' from flic vo-sponsorcfl l'. l. A. flauum-S. Yes, flu-V mlifl ull fliis :uul still worm- nlmlc fo i'0llll'll7lll'C fifty dollars fo flu- Friclulsliip 'l'r:iin. liuf, worfllwliilm- as flu-so proljn-cfs arc, flu-y'rv nof. fl0lIll4'lliS lll05l imporfnnf sm-rvicc fo flu- school. l'lNll'l' flu- lm-:ull-rsllip of Miss MUK1-0 uncl Miss Ilfll'li2l.lJllS flu- nu-nilu-rs lmvc You-ml SlllKl0lll opinion on , . nmniv prolilcnis mul lmvc zu-fuzilly p:u'ficipnfL-rl in flu- planning of zu-fivifu-s. llirougli flu- llllfllllllll of fliis vifnl orgzmimfion Roc-ky lilVl'l' Sl'llIlCIllS lu-lp fo mx-1'sL-0 flu-ir own wclfauu-. Offim-1-l's wa-rv llaln l'lmmlu-rlin, p1'm-siflm-nf: Ray SllIlUlll'll', vim-4--pn-sirlm-llf: lla-ffv Stu- Pursons, Sl't'I'ClIll'.Y1 mul N1-al lim-zu-li, ll'l'2lSlll't'I'. sixty STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS AT LARGE I'I'llp I'I1'llll'1'I Huw 5 II. Ilmxvlw, IP. Gran:-x, J, 1'Il:m4IIvl', J, Slzultvr, J. NI1'Qlli4I1Iy, XY I'I1m1II11 Row -I I 'IWIMI-. .I Yun Sivklz-. ID. 1'Il:nmIu'l'Iin, Ii. Silllmwiw-, Il. Ilumili, 'I'. Kirluuyfll. Hou' SI -- I'. Nivko-Is..X, Iiivkz-y. N, IS:-:u'Il. A. IIrnslm'l', J, I,m-Iw, J. XYIIMIH. Huw II Ilivlimm, J, Iimvu-l'x. I , Klimlt. II. KIIIIHN, V. Syv1'l'Im'l1. XY. VIN. Huw I XY XY:1IrIlIi. if Hl'oMn-, Ii. I':lrxnns. J. Kvlnp. XY. II:-lining. I,, IVIIIIIIII Iioxx Ifnxx Ihm Huw - HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES tliuttum I'ivlurn-I I I Yzuulnlm-rw, R. ICI-kI1:nrcIt, Ii, Yuungr, IC, .Xe-kn-r. N. Sn'I1w:-nI4, ,I ff M. NYIIIHII-rly. NI, NIuIImII:xmI. 1, Ilurlnlrg, M, I'In-rm-Ilvr, lx. Iinlln-V, J, II:-nninu. I N4-lmm-idvr, J.lIIntIn-II. M. I unIc, Y, Walk:-r, Il, Nlvliinm-y. I I 'NIuvIM-III II, I.1lt1-II, .II N-Imrmaun. II. Ilnw-l11:ln, IP. Xuung. x -A 'T Nix! GIRLS' COUNCIL limi' il. -- S. ll:lll, A, ltir-ku l. lxni'il1u'n1l3'. M, xlt'l'lI'l'l'llll. llnw I! - J. Kl'l1llI, M. Mlll- liolluml. ll. Swank, l', Nic- li1'lS. limi' Z2 - ll, Nl1'Kllllll'y, li. lie-1-ki-i'. ll. Pnrsnns, V. llalviaz. limi' I 7 l', ll0SWlll'lll, Il Spvrlu-r, S. Grail, M. Hir- Qfis 7l1af C5003 Gle Hafzmonxi . . . Girls' :incl Bo-vs' i'ouncil :irc two student, groups ploclgcml to tlw lu-lp of tln-ii' ll-llow stumlcnts. Active singly :xml in unison tlirougliout tlic ycsir, they wort- on pitc-li :incl in lnirnnniy as tlivy sponsnrm-1l ziftvr- sm-liuol clam-cs. Girls' Council zuiauigcxl tzilont sliows for Girls', :incl Boys' l'onnc-il, not to lic out-flono, cumlilctorl :ill-scliool cloun up cznlipniglis. Offim-ors for Girls' l'ounc'il uri- Arlvnc liickcy, prcsiclvntg Donna Spurlwr. vicv-prusimluntz :intl Mitzi Mulliliollnml, soc'l'ot:Li'y-tu-zlsllrur. Miss Mvlicc is fzwulty :ulvism-. Rav Sllll0lIi'll' is nrusimlunt of l30ys,i'011llf'il1 Nt-:Ll 'l'l':u'cs is Yll'L'-pl'CSlfll'Ill'I, :incl Louis Tasse is sm-c'i'vt:Ll'vfti'cusl1i'cl'. Mr. Strotliurs is faculty sponsor. BOYS' COUNCIL limi' Z! 4 - ll, l rm-nt-li. N. 'l'l'av1-s. lt, lh'1'livik0, YY. 'I'1'Alf', N, Iiyons, lt, Siiiinlu-iv. ltow 2 - H. Spuiigr, I. Vzivnp- ln-ll, 'l'. Kirlnngrli, J. Vain Nil-kla-. li, Tasse-, J. llvnningr. limi' I 4 lt. liii-ksun, W. l iX, J, lluwm-rs. li. Killins, A. l'll1'1'k, l . xll'lilIS. mixlylivn D H e get gaclz Cut mate Gs we 'measuae . . .H I, H10 Y, :uid H10 X'Vu1'ld! Axll llllflglllllg' titlc, 0l1 what? 'llllilt was H10 llll'llll' of H10 X'-'lil'l'll Fricndslii 1 Club H1is VL'2ll', and 1110111l101's of .Fl'lCllllSlll llll'0ll v'l1 H10i1' lVo1'ld F0llowsl1i 1 und fl0lllIllllllllV l . P 5 l . l'lotl1inrd1'iv0s C'2ll'l'l0Kl out H10 id0n Wllllll'-llt'iLl'lL'KllV. In C0ll'llIll'l'l0ll with llll' lll0lll0l' club, Sl'l'VlC0 5-1 . .1 Group did its part ill aiding H10 Ctllllllllllllly, also. Fricndsliip su-tiviti0s WCVL' v:11'i0d in all but 0110 r0s1100tg 1'Vl'l'y 0v011t was t'lllL'l'l3llllllIg'. 'l'I10y up- l10ld ll long standing l'L'plll'lltl0ll for orig'i11:1lity by llllllilllg' HIC Kick-Off dz11100 IL girl-ask-lmoy nffzmir, and, ns H10 your wo1'0 011, F1'i011dsl1ip lll'0SCIll'0ll tl10 l1igl1ly ll0VL'l l'op's l'0llL'L'I'f :md tl10 A1'uund-tl10- lVurld suppcr. 'l'l10y did11't fm'g0t trzmditimm. 0iH101', but l10ld H10 tlllllllill l':1-M21-M0 l1:111qu0t :Ls IL fit.- tillg 0li111z1x for the .VC2ll'. Miss M0K00 :uid Miss lVI1:1li11g w01'0 C0-Sll0llS0l'S of H10 Ulllll. l,fl'll'l'l'!'i for llll' y0:u' w01'0 Luis l'lis0l0, lH'CSlllL'lll'1 A1111 Rudy, 1'i00-p1'0sid011tg 1i?ll'lHll'2L McKi11110y, s001'0t:11'yg :uid Mzirlys Dnlilin, l'l'CZLSlll'l'l'. 1' 1 1, 7 V. L ' - I iof' +5 U'lQi'N ' J' ' if 1 l ' - ' . Lf ' ' ' H: 1, ty it V .i I, Nnilpr, CABIEQIET . if X L How Zyl- N gl111itl1,L, . Parsqps, U. Ihnvyl lb, Me-rtus. M. Smiinnx g X J -1 li Row -tB:3l0Kt1ij10y, A. lily, L. l . 010, J. 1,114-110, M. llalhlin, J , XD V 1 gf l l xii i ' lv Qrywbi 3 S, NE Nt i in Juv gli' 'V ' ' 1 ' . - xf 1' - xixtv-tl --- Y Pr l li 21 lf l 'ii i J! . . nu X ' sb .Jn- . uf' f Q' ' 909- tif li L' 1 ' ur X! is 6' mashq, QMS rixiyffc Row Row Row 'l Row Kun' Huw Row Huw How 2 Huw C'I'op I'il lIl'l'Q Imvn-s. lu, .Xym-uw, .l, lhnlglzws. NN. .Xrn1H, ll. lil-nun, J. Iualstmn. ID. Ill'Mlll'lIlIS, V ,.. Y , l'ulv1'r. N. lwlu-rv, M. Punk. lx. Brown. lb. Applv, J. llaxrzxtku, D. Bmw-sun. v 1 w - y 1 , Ilia-ksrul, N, .Xke-rln-rg'. .L ,Ulm-l', 1 , I'ullvr, J. Hn-In-xllc-I. H. In-1-ke-r. 1 . 1 Iupp. - 1 1 . . 1 - - - Hilllvy, N. li:n'4-0, IS, 1-l'1-grmy, SI. fuwll-r, 11. iullms, 1. lhlvls, .l. lwllrlxlwlllxzllull, Grail, J. Axlzuns. M. Dnhlin. J. Ifzm-. N. Armvlrl. H. H1-lim, I.. Glow. Qlimmnl I'i1-tum-P , GIIXIIIIIII, M, Ixullmv. J. .I:uwr'lcv, S, Mc-Flin-mln-y. I.. xlill'kilNNj'. J, K1-mp, J. N10llI'Q'I'. Kusturin, V, llzllv. M. Mulhnllunrl, li-. Mzummlo-n. S. Hzlusrnlh. M. Ifmllmrsi. Il. A11'l'lHA lIi1-ks, J. lIiHlNf'l'lllilll, J. Huy. li. Rlualslinu-r. J. Mr-lion, M. Miller, M, lmnml, . Iaizllalw, I.. Ls-Pulltuis, M, Kruy. M. lIi1'r-hm-rt, B. Me-Kimwy, I'. Milnm-r. V. Ilm-st. lIl1'IliX, NI. Mmm, l'. Kurfvxs, l'. Mzljjwiv, Y. Lzllnlr, li. Klimlt, J. Iiildm-hl'1-m-111. Iimx Huw Huw Huw Huw Row Huw Huw Huw lion' YYTEENS M. Milla-it svn, .I. hraly. 1 . . J, Stvligi-r, Z-f-Teens I7-fzilnufe Tfziumphs To 7I4ei z 7eUzi6ic aIenfs I'l'u1v l'iw-Iiiiw-I Row 5 M- .l. Iliililmi-il. Y. S14-p Ivr, V. Ilnriislmy, .I. I.1Ix.ls. .I, Hrs-tx, M. Hunt. .I. N-lim-Il, Row 4 Y I', Syn-rtsn-ii, lf I.imIIlurst, Ii, Iiimu, I.. Mill sa-r, Ii, Ilvrlfliii. N, Gray. S, Vulliiigfxximwl. Row II - S. .Ifliiu-vlim-, S. Smilll. J. I.in::i'iu-ii. I2 IH-I4-1-sim. S lh'm-th-i', I , S4-Iiillln, A. KI1-in, I'I. Sslrrzlf. Rim' 2 - .I. lim-rrisli, IS, Si-Iirfw . , . , dvr, N. InIIi4-mils. N. Nrnii Ion. J. Nlurpliy, Nl, Ix.l:-Hills Huw I sf Ib. Yivrs, II, I'ri1-si, .I Lakin. N. XV:iIk4-V. N. lirl' gory. X, l.l11':is, .I, limins, S. 'I':lyIm'. Clinttrun I'ivlurn-I Huw J N. 4IiIIisuii, .I .Kr iiulil. XI. lI:il'1Iiivi', N, II:uII, 1' Kmwliln-lilly, .I, Ysihw. S, Main rusir J. Maiisvr, limi' -1 g S, XYIIII1-, .I, Iii-4'Ii Il. IK:lll1I:lII, .I. IIuHw-Il, II firm-gn. .I, XYiIIiiiiu'lmi, .I Svlinl-i1I1-l'. limi- Il f Ir, Iliwlu-y, ll N:-u hams. -I. Kish, li. I isI14-ig Ii Iil'JIII!lIlll'. IC. HIiv-rr'-r, I. Williams. Run' ZZ - I.. Hl':u'Iril4'r I., Vinh 1 - I - 1, Ixr:if1..I, Imiiiv. XI. Ilnym-s NI. I.:-null, I', S1'Ilw:i4l4-. Run' I -- IS, IH fXI.lrIx. .I U'I'rin-ii II XYiY, N. XIIIII-r Ii. Trusulws-II, V, Buswnrtli Nnisv slippers, iiiipu-ssiw ccrumunizils, various nulmlum' zu-livifivs, :uid mwaisimmul In':iinv 567 t IIIUIIICIIIS. Aoumls I XVIHL, il Iim- up! 'l'lu-Y-'l'c1-ns In Imuicli of the X . VV. C. AJ with :L iiwliilu-1'sIiip of uiglify I-iglitli :incl nmlli graulv girls ri-ally csunu fIirougIi Hn- yum' with :L BANG! livcn Hmugli Hwy siiffcrul lIl'l'2lNIUlI' fit , I I ' ' ' g :ll growing pains and giggIing Alum AISLIUI' in csipsililc Iizulds. Bm-sf of Iuck fo you, kids. uffic-vrs: Lois XViIIi:uns, pri-sid .Izuivf IIUHQII, tl'C2LSlll'C1'. s Iiuy mrovud fo us nhl seniors ilmf uc IC ll-.unw mu K1-cp on Iiziving Imuls of fun! Also, spa-cial cmigr:LIuI:iIimis 1'-ivy so mucIi of Iiu flllll - .' - -' ' - :uid l'lIOI'gy us sponsor. :uid fu Ilii- Iu paificnf Miss lizirroff. who L ' --siduif' Ju-in Bwim- scc'1'ct:i1'y: :mil cnt: Jillll' Buck, vlcc-pus - . . . , sixti- First Semester lion Win-lzm. Pro-5. Roln'l'l .XVI-iPl', Y. I .lunu-s lIl'lHllllI.I'. hm .lohn Furry. 'l'r1-:es Second Semester lion Wlu-Inn, Pre-S. l':nrl Kina-row, Y. .Xrlhnr In-win, Sm- l'I1I livzlnx, 'I'r--nh, Y SENIOR HLY OFFICERS V, Kiln-l'oxx. IP, XXl1m'l:nn. li. .M-In-r. .ll llvnningr, J, 1'm'r5, la. lix lll X Inn efae s a esfm xc a es s iof eff. TL 9 D' L'L772k L Holding pam-I discllssiolls on pvrsolml problclns, showing lHOYi0S, Sl'llL'dllliIIg,f spa-salons lNNlIIl h m holmlmy show. and p:u'fic-ipafing in outdoor sports sewn to l'0llllll'iSl' :1 very full progrun cIon'f fu F Um- club. Senior Hi-Y, awhlully undcrfook all of H14-so zwfivifics. And, wlmf's lll0l'l'. flllx 1 so NIVUIINUI HIL' SWl'l'HIL'2lI'f dmwv, one of HIC few fornml affairs of Hn- school ycar. and l'2ll'l'il'Il on x Nun o -onnlify analyses. Not that S1-nior Hi-Y alone was ucfivv. Fur from iff Hurd on their big lmroflmcls' ham Jun H1-X l'0llllll'fL'd In JL fl'll'lNHy way for thu top honors ln llIll0Sf cclipsvcl Hu- sonior club. :wfivifios and, 2ll'l'0l'IiiIlg' to lHlltlN2lIl obs Xl Mr. Bohn was faculty adviser for Scnior Hi-Y, and Mr. Bullingfon sponsorvml Junlol 1 JUNIOR HI-Y OFFICERS l'.4 Xnn Horn. XX. Mlskm-ll, J, S!'lllll'llI2lll, J, Hnrl'l1'u'mlt 'I' llzngrm- pw.. ww lnnuw Burl hu II I un lolln N4-lm Illnllrni Ilugm Nu lun: Irv.: Mun llonn lhnp Mxtgfr x n Wllitmx Mn I II In llnn linn' HOW How Huw linw l Row 4 7 lluw 'X f - Huw f Row 1 if SENIOR HI-Y KTQII Piviurvl ':ll'i1'ksun. I.. Kinsivy, IC. Gunn. li. linllinglon. Ii. Lyons. K. Frm-v Frvnrh, R. Bows-rs. A. Lx-wis. F, Lzunh, J. S3lllll1l1'!'N. li, .Xmlrvn's, ' vr, V, Imkin. li. Svhm-ll, IX, Fnllnn-r, I.. 'l':msa-, K, Buwlvs. . Mill lllllllillllllillll, J, N11'f'lH'llIi1'k, R. Ilona:-, IC, lgQ'2l4'il. R. Scott. J. Ilntmun. urns-r, W. Ynhv, Ii. 'BY'Ul'T!llilll. l'. Kitzvrow, J, S111-plmrxl. SENIOR HI-Y Ll,1m'4-1' l'i!'flll'C', . I.yth. li. Built:-. J, Mc'Qni1ldy, J. Faulks. M. '.You4lrnff, . .x!'l!lSll'Ullg. li. Sinnnuns, N, 'I'l'zu'l-S. R, Avkmfr, D. K'hzunln-rlin. , . V Y v w . llvnnlngr, IC, Illlnllnrd, ll. NUM-Inn. W. l'l1lNI'hill', '1, Hzulvy. Young, W. lions, J. Curry, PI, lllvznms. sixty-eight RUN' Run Row Run' Row Row Now Run' Run' li n xx' mam Hz 1'l'op Picture-D llumxll, M. IIEIIIISIIPI, L. Stung:-r. Il, lmmizi, K, lmng. W. K1-lm-y, li, Rum-1-, l'. Nansun. . 5hPllhRll'd, G, VVils0n, XV, RvilllvllNl'IllIQ'ill0Y', 'l'. Hzlzlu-, R. xYlHNHllll'j', li. IlillllilXYIlj', J. Punk. . Hnrllvsty, NY. Hamsvn, XY. Ilvnning, J. Burklmrmlt, W. Miskn-ll. W, Xl1'l ill'lIlllll, U, Ure-gory. i. SII1lQ'fft'I', R. Killius, Il. Hemrlvy, ll. Lmnh, 11. San-dvim-k, R. Spnmg, J. Svhurmam. lhzxmllvr, IC. Van Horn, Y. XVelsl1:lus, R. Ura-1-nnlaxn. H. Burnvikn-. 'I'. Gross, J. llurton, Umwc-r Pi:-turn-5 . Jordan, R. Shaw, '1'. Ritter. W. Imng. R. Knmps. I, Fmnphe-ll. R. Kign-r. Grosso, J. Spvrhc-r, J. Unllins. G. IM-Mnrinis. J. Nivke-ls. W. Slate-r, W. f'ulvn-r. lSnrg,NV.Montis, J. Yam Sycfklv, 0. llnrnins, H, Rzmxlr. XI. lianlluwzly. S. Yun Ilmm-n. R, Dickson, R. f'lllllliHg'IlilIll, R. Ima-, V. llyvrs. J. Pivrnmn, J, l v'1-mln-rim'k, R. llirkisnn. J. Murphy, 0. Stn-wnl'l, N. Svllxvo-ilk. ll, l':il'Ill1'l', l'. Svlllwwnlu-1'. 'l'. liifllllllfll, .l. Yun Hin-kln-. GIRLS' RECREATION LEAGUE Row 5 - F. Schultz, S. Smith, R. Rizzo, V. Walker, M. Mil- ler, P, Peterson. Row 4 - M. Cook, N. Wilson, Cl. Syva-risen, S. Mettler, ll. Lindliorst, J. Lamb, Row fl - M. Rasmussen, J. Lakin, ll. Welling, S. tire- gory, .l. Konus, J. Johnson, Row 2 - J. Gerrish, .l. Mur- phy, li, Priest, l'. llalvs, .l. Gray, N. Polhemus, Hou' l f- J. Grelz, l'. Hornsby, N. Schnell, J. lllllbiHll'll, S Gray, .l. 'I':ikns. fs vw ou ay 7 e Qame fl' ' L Under the somewhat ambiguous title of Girls' Recreation League lurk the future stars of girls' sports in Rocky River High. An organization open only to girls of the seventh and eighth grades, GLR. L. teaches sportsmanship, correct playing practices, and team work. If you clon't. believe us when we tell you that these young cre :LII 1 jug, only ask their Officers of G. R. ll. Mrs. Gilbert was faculty Row 5 - A. Cvooslenough, L. Young, ll. Dedelius, N. Bonte, N, Ingles, J. Greenmnn, B. li. Manthey. G, Zuriek, C. Melner- Krause. Row 4 - uey, K. Kurg, N. Wilson, N. Zi-iger, L, Walsh, D. Barco. Row il - M. Meyer, B. Buy- less, J. Fulton, M. Titus, C. Znppola, S. lluuuan, N. xvll0llS. Row 2 -H 15. lillllllilll. S. Alexl J. linker, l1. vlilfli. auiler, N. Frederick, B. Newt-oui 1. S Priest. Roni l - ll. Christ. ker, V. J. l+'ishi-r, R, Brown, S. Williams, l'l. Wal- liowers, S. Snyder. serv-uty basketball, baseball, anal soccer enthusiasts take to instruction like cats to a senior high advisers, Lois lilisele and Martha Funk. were Jane Hubbard.president, ami Carol Syvertsen, secretary-treasurer. Sp0IlS0l'. K' . l4:uI4-y. fII:lA'I4Io VARSITY R Row 5 - It. II1'lA!'l'II, It. lirk Il:lr1II, Ii. Ii.ol'm-, II. In-1'. .I Slnrlti-r. W. Kons, lt. llrovi mzin. IC, ICVIIIIS. Row I It. Siu1ou4'ir', Ii. Zu , 'opp, It. Itullillll wail. It Ix lou, I.. Iizikvli II. M1-lil:-I Inuit, I . IIFIIIIIUII. Row Ii -A It. Jouzis. Ii. I.ynI rl:-kson, I.. Marlin, R, Iioxx I-rs, S. Mm Nlntln-sou. lH'l', lx. Fra-I-, .I Row 13 f W. Ilvuniug, .l. III-'I uiu I' II: nh I 'I'1sn I' -:'. I, :NH ' .' . fks, J. Milolumlt, I Row I - - Ii. Slngllt, I . I'ri1-st R, IIIIIWIPII, J. llouohoo-. XI F1-rrv It. Ilihhnrnl. 'l'. Hague v Uafzsifxf R Ualianfs Uie get feabeiship with five wiie fea els I':l1'sit.V II :nut I1l'2HIL'l'S arm- the two stumlm-nt groups dvvott-cl to zlthlvtic pursuits. Mciutwrsliip is opcu to hoys who Imvc won vzwsity lottvr nwzlrcls and to girls ht-st fitted to furthor tht- ufhli-tic interests of thu school. Varsity Ii sponsori-:I the trzutitiolml Varsity II 4I:1m-0, and Imzutors undvrtook :I sm-rics of coursvs Y Y IYvst lt-ch to rnisc thc rcfcrccing of intrzunurul games to El ru-W, slmrp-vvccI, 2lllI'Il0l'lI'2lI'lYl' Ivvc-I this f Y yvur. Illu frirls also alttcmtcct Jlnycluys :it other sch s I - 1 5 - - 1 s I ,., 1 ooI tml muh mouth SCIICIIIIIKKI Ullll on-nt tor thi l'll'I0-VIIIUIII. ot' their mcluhcrship. UffiC01'S Of VQWSIIV R W0rc Bill l el'l'V, IITSIKIOIIIL John Mnthcson, vice- n'vsicIn-nt.: :ind Louis Tasse, ., . I I socrct,nry-trcslsuror. Mr. Notts is faufulty sponsor. l'y-L-sitting on-r l,c1uIvrs wt-rv Marv I.ou Ilirche JFCSILIOIIIZ DOIIIHI AIL'XHINI0l', VIH ll'l'NI4I1'IlfL -IIIIICII H:u1surm:ln scc'r0t:u'V unit Nun IN'itI1inrton trvns s , 9 I-, s urcr. Miss Buumgslrctncr nssistud :Ls faculty zutvisvr. LEADERS How -I - Rl. Funk. J. .Izumi-kv .I. I.ovIw, A. ltit-In-y. Il. Nur In-rt, II. Eist-lv. ltow S! f ll. Applv, II, XVII Iinlus, .I. Wuitv. X. Smith, .K Iiiljlllllll, IS. IVz1l1-IIII. Hou 3 if IS. Vox. NI. Ilirrln-rt J. llnusvrluun, U. Uollius, N Withingtou, II. .Ile-xumlr-V. Itow I -J NI. XvIIIIIllKlI't', I! Mi-Kiuu--y, 13. I':irsons, M Souum-r, .X. Itunly, U. Davis. X sn-x1-ulyom s.. gvefulone n fage All River is :1 sfzigm- is H10 11101141 of 111:111y l1iVl'l'iil'S frmn H10 sm-vc-11H1 giwidv. whcrv H10 J1111io1' Iligli lJl'2llllIliit' fluli shirfs H111111 Ull 'rlivir iliSil'iUllil' m':11'001', fu filtx fwm-lfH1 grzulv. Wil0l'l' i,il0Sl' who i1:11'1- pro g'l'0SSOd S111-cussfillly fl11'o11gl1 Nvopliyfcs In-1-111110 full flvdgwd '1'llt'Slli2LIlS. Miss vvllitlh Miss Bock. :xml Miss l,ilIlllIlll'l' :irc fJll'llHy co1111s01o1's. N NATIONAL THESPTANS 1'I'up Pix-11l1'vJ Row J! f! ll, HllI'lll'j', J. lluuu Il fiillllllltllill If XII lass, , : -' , , . 111-1-ws. R4111' 2 1 L. I'Iis1-I1-, Ii. Hih h:11'rl, H. Williainis. 'l'. H1111 fu1'4l. Huw l 7 N. Smith, NI, Will li. xl2Il'lil'l'i, XY, i'l1:1114lI1-1'. STAGE CREW Hiottolii l'i1'1111'1-1 Iiuiv 4 f H. lic-lcl1:1.1'1lt, J, M1 Quiiifly, K'. Kina-1'4111', I1 lirm-1'111:111. 'l', lirussi Huw I! fn- I1, l4111'114-y, H. 'IH11 p1111:, K. IS11ll111L:lm1. I . lizimh A. In-1115. Row 2 -- J. H4-1111i11L:, ll Slilllili. H, H1':u'lI, 'l'. Hzlilvi W. Aliskvll, lluw I Y -- I1.Ki11xl1-y, .l, Ninth' mm, U. 1'l1:1111ln-1'Ii11, ll. ll:1Il1 11111153 If, Jmizus. vi-11l1'l11u Ilnxx Iimx Ilmm Rum Rum Iluxx Hun llnu llnxx Hum Iluxx Iimx Iluxx Iluxx' Iluxx' NEOPHYTES LTnp I,Il'IlIl'l'J I .X. Imwls, Il. XX In-lun, Il, In-vmvy, XX, Xulw. J, Stzultvr, IC, Im:-. J, MI'Qni4I1I5, II, Nilnnmnx X Irzxvm. If. Immlr, I J. Munn-r. II. 0'I.e-:u'y, IC, Xlurlin. I . I'ri1-st, R, 'I'oppim:, J, JIIIIIIUNUII, U, Ilznkin, H. Slngh 1 smith, .X. I,ingvnt'1-It:-r. IH- NI X':1n 'I'l1yI, J. Iiulxinxml, II, Imlnlr. Ii, Swank. I'. Ni:-kvls. N. I':nl'm-II, I , XX'umI:x, XX', XIisko-II II. Xulmg. J. I'n-Ilvm, 'I'. Ii:liI1-y. ' f J. IIUIIIIIIIQI, ID, IVNI-iII, iv. Mullvnix, Ii. Il:uiIe-y. IXI, XX':u,Qn--r, J, IirumpvIm:mn, IXI. Krug I.1-Puulnis, Ii. .XItIx'lI. ff IC, lilimlt. II, tilosv, IJ, .XII-X:uuI1-r, I', .Xmlrm-Xu, J, Nlvltnn. XI. Solanum-r, .l. II:mm-rmam, I XX'iIzIn-, M. XYIIIIIll4ll't', V. Sm-ml. KXIHIIII4- I'i4-Illrn-I - - II I4l1IIil1p:l11Il. II. lla-l'rvII, Il. Ilorm-r. J, 1'urry, 4'. Kills-ruxx', J, I'Ir:1mIIn-V. Ii. Iirm'l'ln:lll. - Ii Julius. .I. Ilwmullm-, Ii, .Xrlns!l'um:, 'I', Iiruw, S. l'l':lwfm'cI. II, I'IZllIhI4'l', Ii, I'Il'I'iIlIIl'4II, f.I. .lzlm-vkv, II. Knllaw. XXI, Kuslvlg XX', I I:um'Il:lr, II. II:nIIn:lw:ly, I., Kinslvy, .l. Ima-In-, -- ,X Iimly, II. I'Ing:Iv, .I, IIa1m1:x. IC, I11-zuvll. Ii, I-'l1IIm1-r, .l, Ibixnn, II, ,Xplrla-, - K Iiuwlvs, ,X, Ihlvin-N, ,X, Hzlplnzln. li. I I1-iwllm-l', J. KUIIIII. I'I. .'Xye-rx, IP. IM-XI:ul'inix JUNIOR HIGH DRAMATIC CLUB IIIUIIUIII I'in-Ilwvj II Linn, J. Ihnmlml, V, Ilurnslwy. J. .XrnoI4l. V. XX':1lk:-r. I'I, 1i1':nI1:mw, -- .I. Iiuillv, I'I. SI11-rlw-13 Il. I'1-in-rrun, I,. XX'IIIi:1ms. .I Iinwk, II. Ilnrtun, II. 'I'l'l':llIXXl'II. -f I'I S2ll'I'2lIL, IXI. fXI:u'K:umy. I . X':n'11vy, Il, Iiuvkvy, J. Imlnlu, l', Svlnwanlv. I'. I':nrkc-V. Ii. Iiyln-, J. Iizlkvr, J, .lulnm-un. I'. II:1Iu-s, Ii, I n-l',g'llsm1, Il, I l'n-n1'I1. - IP llmlglznss. N, 'I'nyIm', I.. X'ol1, S. fXI:'Iiim, .l, Imkin Il. YHIIIILT. vu-Ill X'flI1ru-v 'f-Q B--M 9 llockv River bn-c:une c'Dur Town on November 21 :incl 22 wlien inenlbers of Tliespisins presen 1 e 'l'liorn.fon lVilrler play fo full lionses. Miss YVl1ile mlirecteil the large cnsl, :ind Miss Beck assisted. Dun flll?llllll1'l'llIl .luck Slzullcr , Dorolliy Mnrkcrl N'l'llll' ,lll'llvl'S Nancy Slllllll Bill Yolic . Marge lVill . l':il Nickels , Dave llllllllllvl' , llob l.ec , Dick Andrews Don Burney . Hal lnunb , Nornm Loescli Dave Horner .lolin Worry THE CAST Stage Mmmger . Dr. Gibbs . , lxlrs. Gibbs George Gibbs Rebecca Gibbs , Mr. XVebb . Mrs. Vvebb . Emily lVebb . . . XVfilly VVebb l,l'0fL'SS0l' VVillzLrcl Simon Sfinison Howie Newsome , . , .loc Crowell , . , Mrs. Sozunes Constable vV?ll'l'l'll Szun Craig Bob Bullington . ........,. Joe Sfmlclzircl Bill Chandler, Joan Douglass, Grace l leisclicr . . , , People in Auclience THE Dl'lI'AR'1'1+lD .lim Donolioe, B2ll'lHll'2l Swank, Beverly Buil- ey, Dorolliy Apple, June Drunipelniainn. Patsy Andrews, Donna Alexander, Jim Hun' na, Roger Armstrong, :incl Jay Dixon. THE CHDIR .fennel Hsluserinzln, Joyce Jnnccke, B:n'b:u'u XYilli:uns, Ann Rudy, Jsinel Kemp, Janie Mourer, Connie Seed, Marla lVng'ner, Muri- lyn Yun Tliyl, Roy Konus, Roger Herrctl, Hob Hibbnrfl, Don Tenney, Art Lewis, Jay Clisincller. Roger Arnislrong, :incl Uorwin Lamkin. sn-vi-nits ou Gaul 7-alze Qt wifb Z-,ou The senior class presented the popular play Yon l'an't 'Palau If lYifb Yon. by Moss Hari. and Goorgo Kaufman, to two large and gratifyingly appreciative audioiicvs on Marc-li 5 and 6. Miss YVbitc cliroctecl the following cast: Lois Eisclc . Penelope Sycamore Marizlnnv Sonnncr . . , ....... Essio Dorofby Markorf . . . , . . Rheba Jack Sfadfor . ,. Paul Sycamore Bob Ackcr . . Mr. D0l'inna Bill l'bandlvr . A . . A , Eel liob Young , . , , . Donald Ilan 1lll2lllllN'l'llIl Marlin Y:uulvrbol' Nam'.v Sniifb , ., . , Alice rn-nty fir:- Bob Hibbarrl , Jvrry McQuidcly HaySin1onc'ic' , Mary lvlllflllllfl Jim Donoboc , Joan Douglass l r1-cl l'rn-sf, Jobn Uorv Dianm- l,1'Nl!ll'llllh Homlorson Tony Kirby Boris Kolonkbov Gay lvvllingfon Mr. Kirby Mrs. Kirby lobn :bl2lllll'SUll G-Mun Olga If one likes anything from birds to sailing hoats, Iyaku is the eluh for hiin. At each inonthlv meeting the meinhers themselves cover a variety of subjects in original papers, and often an authorita- tive guest speaker offers an informative talk. In addition to hearing about nature and kindred suh- jects, the members goes and does it,,' as Squeers put it. This year their field trips included a picnic at. l.it.t.le Cedar Point and nature study excursions into Rockv River Yallev. Officers for the year were Jiin Ruecke, presidentg Bill Uhandler, vice-president.: Patsy Andrews. secretaryg and Jackie l'Vaite, treasurer. Mr. Richards is the faculty sponsor. IYAKU Row 5 4 lil. Gunn, NV. Chand- ler, li. Picukowski, ID. Hom-fs fler, D. llorncr, R.. Green- inan, li. Acker, J. liiuecke. How 4 - ll. Kauffman, J. Dix- on, A. Rickey, W. Arndt. A. lYuVi-rnay. ID. French, Ii. illlllllllllfllillll. How I! - ll. Muddinier. D. Mertus, li, lielnn, l'. Nickels, ll. Brown. l', Seltzer, M. Seltzer, ID. Schaeffer, ltow 2 - M. llirchert. li. Bai- loy, li. Mi-Kinney, N. Arnold. N. Krzly. V. llillllll, P. An- drcws. Ilow l f lt. lllarsden. J. YVaiie. Y. SlPIlK'1'l', N. l'arsell, lt, Sie-plcr, N. Millncr. M. Min- ivl' KEYMEN Row 5 - A. liewis. ll. Tenney, l'l. Yun llorn. W. Koos. J. McQuimldy, H. Urnwford. li. l.ydrickson, i'. Hoppe. Row 4 4 J. lluhhard, K, Iirown, lt. Sh-pier, W, Nlis- kcll. 'l', lfiiicr. J. llook, S. hi2lIl0llll'l', W. Knslinick, li. l'li:4i'll'. Row ii - A J. licck, 1', Davis, li. lV:ilcluli, M. Funk, A. Grayiliali. l'l. She-rrcr. li. lilc- Kinney, N. Miller, Il. Hyveri- sen. Row 2 4 M. liaidlaw, J, liakin, N. Williams, 'l'. Scoti, M Hailey. J. 'l'1-zie. B, Nlong, J. Wa-tzel, V, Becker. Row I -- l . Mn-bus. ll. VVal- cllli, il. Uollins, l'. lllIltl'l'. li, llorton, lil. VVagner, R. Killins, M. Galloway. 'l'hat's where your inoney goes, huying sonic Dutch child clothes, could he one of a nuinher of mot! toes for Kevinen, one of liiver's inost active service groups. VVith nary , a failure. lieyinen turned with unflaggingienergy froin charity drive to l'oinnnlnity Fund push this year and still found tiine to hoost morale ahroad with packages of food and clothing and cheering letters. As a final effort Keyinen con- ducted a paper drive which, of course, was a complete success. Officers were Don 'l'enney, president. Bill Koos, vice-presidentg and Barhara McKinney, secretary- treasurer. Miss Gray was adviser of the group. s,,,,,,n,y.m fw's ana Gonls Ihr you Ilmm' Ilml our sl-Iuml I'l'IH'4'Sl'Illl'lI Snmli Arulniu :xml I,HlxISlJlII? 'l'ImM- :Irv 1-uunlrln-s llml flll'l'l'llI Iwwum Ilrm-w Ilmls vvzu' lm' Iln-ll' :mbsf unporlunf prujm-vi. l'l'Ill'l'hl'Ill3lIlHII on Illm- .Iunmr LUIHIUII Ill lYm'lcl ,Xff:nIrs' INll'I'I'2lV2ll of flu' Gcllvrell Asscmlmlv of flu' lfnitwl Nations. Ifzncln -vm-zu' cIlll'l'l'lll l m'um fills ifs progrzun wifll student talks. III-lmh-s :xml IHIIIUIS, IIIUVIIIQ piclurvs, .xml :-pm-1-clws Ivy Illvilvcl gm-sts. If flu' topic' is mlvlmlulxlc, Izlllx 0lll'l'll wnxvs lmf. Alillly2LfIl'Ilg'lIIlg1ll'ill1ll Inu Iuum-lwxl Inimsl-If in ?ll'gllllll'lll :nf an stinmlelfing' lm-cling. , --.. .K .Y 1 Q CURRENT FORUM Run ' ' .I -- lx. I.:nm:. M. Mint:-1 .X. Ihrln-y. Il. IM-Nlzlrinls. ,K N Mull Ilnvlvs, III. Nifrill, mfr. Row .1 - - M. Ifunk. J. W:liI4 I Iw-Iv S. Ilupm. V glllllll I.. .. . Ii Ixu . ' sturiu. I'. S+-lin-r. Huw II N, l iIi1-rv, X. lfllrllx XI. Smnlnm-r, Il. l'i1'tr:lng1-In II, Hmlrlvy, Ii. I':n'5nns, .I XI:-lima, N, Wi1l1im:tnu. Huw 2 I'. Knrfu-ss. Y, Immlv XI. Mnmll, Ii. .Xl1I1'll, ID. -XI1-x :nmIvr. I.. II:nlI, .I. Iulllnw. Iluu' I I4 1'rvg'nl'x I Ilnu 'umm IP Hr vm fm H I4I I4 : A : . . rr ' -N Ilnnzlrtll, N .Xrlm Il:-hm. XI. NYIlitnmr1-. Hum 5 N. 'l'1'nxuw, ' Klaus. .I. SI:uIl4-l'. lx, I.:-I-, XX 1., lh-1-rv IC. Ynungl. IC. Knllp, I.. II-aka-I' Huw -I ff .I. Hallln-mm, NI XYuurIv'lll'f, I7. 'I'vnl11'5. 1 . XX. Ivr. II. XIv4'Iu-Il:1n1I, Ilisllnp, I , Hrrullzllll II V Il. Nlzurlul. Ii. Knnnx. .I. Nlsulnl. N, Stvplwllsmu, IP. Ilnu Km. .I, III .nu If I'ru-51 I uIImm'. Row 2 NI. Will. Il. Mzurkvrl A. Uexnuln, IS. I'ivn-mm. N Kris-ulxlmrlg. .T. Im'-In, Ii Nvll ne-II. Iinw I .I, Imluglzlss, .L Shun H. I'Il'1.fln-4 Ii, Aslllry, Il Hrlln-xggsenmll. R. ,XI41-Ixlllwt, II Broun. lnrw Mr. I'lV'Il'll lwpl UITICI' :xml vollvclorl fllmlgllfs. wlnih- .Im-k Sfzulh-l', prvsiclonf. 1Iir1-vlvml ilu- Iiruwn :xml Nlirium XVumIm-rly for ulmlm- VIl'l IL'ilIIt'l'SIlIIl zmml rccorml km-vpirlg. X1-x1-nly sou-u vm-llings. lllc 1ll'g3lllIZJlll0ll llzul Marilyn Minhlr In Ilmnk for ils rousing prugrzuns aml II2lI'l'l1'I ' I I I 8l4'llJ't.l1Ol'llC aufkofzs Have un walk 'faction Uould you write two good stories during a year or produce work the quality of which would reconn- inend, on literary inerit alone, your admittance to an organization? Members of Yarn Spinners know very well they could, for these are the requirements for lneiubership in this club, which is open to pupils of the ninth and tenth grades. Miss Bretschneider is faculty adviser. Officers for first and second semesters were Marcia Misa- nlore and Gladys Mullinex, president: Joan U'Brien and Joan Szunyog, vice-presirlellfl Plllfl JOHN Slllll- yog and Mary Sievert, secretary-treasurer. gtuclents glzine in ocial gefzvice Hospitals were more cheerful places this year, thanks to the S. S. S. Club. At Ulll'lSt'lllElS they produced a inenagerie of stuffed animals for convalescent children to cuddle, and at Easter they bright! ened lnany hospital trays with favors. The lllL'llllJCl'S occasionally relaxed from service tasks. In brief pauses between projects S. S. S. held weiner roasts, dances, and picnics. Officers for the two semesters were Nancy VVilsou and Sally Priest, president. Norma Frederick and Molly Meyer. vice-presidentg Nancy Ingles and Suzanne Alexander, secretaryg Joanne Fate and Gayle Zurick, treasurer. YARN SPINNERS CLUB Row 5 - M. Sis-vert. Nl. Misnl more. IG. Ayers, M. Gardner, J. llonalrl. Row -1 Y J, Robinson, l . NYoods. S. Maneuso, Rl. liind- horst, li. Young. Row ZS 1 M. Miller, IC. Sherrer, J. Berk, M. lionon. J. liaine. Row 2 - J. O'Brien. l'. l'inl- er. Bl. Wagner, H. Mullenix. Row l - L. Volt, li. Alzleu. C. llorst, J. Szunyog. SEVENTH SOCIAL SERVICE Row 5 3 li. Young, J. Green- lnan, N, Ingles, N. Bonle, li. Brown. Row 4 - N. Vook. S, XVllllillllS. li. Rlautliey. Il. Vhrisl, IC, Walker. J, Fisher, Row Il - N. l re1lerick. J, l l'ee, G. Zurick, K. Kurg, li, VY:1lsll. S. Porter. Nl. Woods. Row 2 4 l', Perry, H. Ralulall, V. Kish. li, Newcomb, U, llerker. S. l'l'iesl, Row 1 4 S, Alexander, M. Meyer. li. Ylnek, S. Slater. R. Siogniau. sex n-nty'eig:I1l i SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY H1111 5 I7. IlIlIlIIlIll'I'lIIl, R. Si111o111-is-, IC. lI11Wl'l's, W. I'I1:1111Il4-1'. II. Younpr. Hou' I .X. fXI:1is01', .X, Rim-ki-y, I', Nirkvls. ID. II0RI:11'i11is. II. lI'l1l'ilI'X. lion- Ii RI. xYllIltIl'I'lj'. IC. 1 w - I41':10l1, I. Ii:11l0y, Il. xIIll'kl'I'I, RI. Miiilvr. Hon' L! f .L H:1y111:111, II. I':1r- sons, A. Rudy, M. WI1il111o1'0, XI. Il:1I1Ii11. Ii. XYiIIi:1111s. Hou I f II, M1-rllls, I.. I'fis0In M. Funk. N. AIIlllll'I', J. XYz1ilv. H ne of flze qfzeafesf Honofzs flze High gclaool Gan gesfowf-H So siiiil Sup01'i11i0111l011f Mziycr of H10 I :1irvi0w Si-l1ools wl1011 l10 2lIlIll'l'hS1'Il sluilcnls 11'l1o wilin-ssi-il H10 Zlllllllill IllIIlll'l'IOII C'0I'L'lll0IlIOS of Ilivur CIIIIIIIOI' of H10 Nufionsil S1-nior IIUIIUI' Sovicl-V UII aIIlllll2ll'.Y 350. 'IllIII'fl'l'II seniors and 0igl1f juniors w01'0 CIIUSCII UII El lmsis of 1.'ll3lI'Elt'll'l', Sl'lI0l2lI'SllIlI. l0:ul01'sl1ip, sinml s0rvi00 I1-1' 21 lI02lI'II of fzlvlllfj' IIICIIIIJQYS. Sinvc its IIICUIIIIOII i11 1930, Iwo lIllIIIIl'L'CI :uul 1-igliliv Iiivi-1'iI0s lmvc I100n IIOIIOFCII by Olcction to IIICIIIIJCTSIIIP. Ufficors are pr0sitI011I', INI:1rilyn Minh-rg YIl'l pI'l'SIflL'III. xvilliillll l'l1z111cll01': NI'l'l'k'I2ll'-Y. fNIi1'i:1111 IYund0rIyg and trezmsurcr, Dorothy Mnrkcrt. Twcnfy n101nI1crs of H10 junior l1igl1 s0l1ooI will I10 :uImI01I Io H10 roll of H10 Nsifionnl .Iunior IIo11or Soc-in-fy during H10 r00ogniIio11 ZISSCIIIIIIP' i11 Juno. No offi00rs :11'0 0l00I0il :incl no IIICCIIIIQS uri- ln-lrl lw Iliis group. 3? I 5. i JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR socrrrrv Hou' 3 4 II. Uri-1-11111:111, .I, Spa-Il111:111, Ii. l'1'I1:111. W. Ili-11 ning: R li1'u--111-1' 1' Iils-in Ilow 4 ff- A lY'11'i1-s N 'NI'1u , . . . 1 111111-' z . . . xYIlIkl'I', ,I, Ilolti-ll, V. Iior '11I5'. J. firm-IL, lion' SI f-ff .I, IIuI1I1:11'1l, ll, Yo1111:'. S. XYl1il0, Ii. Ill-1-lu-11 I.. Iilosv. i, .'-111it1, J. IN-I Tull. Row Z1 -ff J. Iiowr-1's, NI. XI':11: .. 1 11 . 1 , IXIIIIIII, .I. S1'I111r111:111. IK He-yn-rs. Row I J. Kish, J, llvrk, .I V. Iioswo1'tI1, II. 'I'1'v-:11ln1-Il. ff 19 v - weef Um-, Iwu. lllrvv! Um-. lwo fIlI'l't'! Ilmmml Wlml dm-s tho M1-Trupulllsum Upm-Vu lmvm- llml nun X Cappella cvllllll mlm-sift lmw? In all hL'l'i0llsIll'SS, wo In-livw Hlill' our Cllllil' prmluux lust :almul ilu 'wh-sf lmrnmn-v any g'l'0llIl of illlliltl'lII'N is c':lp:1lmlc uf. xIl'llllll'l'S of H10 group wnrkvcl lmnl fIll'O H 4 v .vm-:u'. pl'0IHll'ilIg' prugr:uns lo bv Ill'l'N0llt0tl bcforc Y2ll'i0llS vivic g'l'UllIls, :ml :mv lhll'i'2l lilll l'02lt1' SCVYICC. unlmlics. :lml fm IIN A CAPPELLA Iuxvvt Xl. lhululin Hun l H4 Yi.-ry In llilwlnnul, ll. Yun Ilurn. H. llmwvln-ilw, XY, IH-rryl ly Ilurm-5 Huw C6 f ll. l.:1lula, lx. l'f1'kh:ll'1ll. li. lluxxvlw, Ib, l1'l'4-uwh, N Sl:-plnv-llxml. .X, IIIIY1-rnn5. XY. li4:xI1lm-lx, J, IIm'lfm, linux .I f X, Hv-id. XX llevrlvm I K4-nlp. .X, H:n51nzm. J, Mullrrw-.', .l. Mvllmxl ll Appl--, X Im.-wlq. If, Wnmls, li, Suzmk. Hun I Y, l.:umlv. H 'l'l'1--nlxu-II I5 Wix. J. Wilhinxglml. X4 Yumlll. H- M:-Kium-5. li, llzlllm. J Wnlxl. I,, Mnlvm, 31. XX 'nlkv-r. sflwfl 'Q IIIII II wal , ll liar 1 ,nf :III wm'Iv tln-rv wcrv mmm-nfs of Iniluritv' IIN-rv worm- Ilan- Iln-ill -uni mx'iImm1nI ui . 1 ',1 ' :nppm-:u'in,g' In-I'm-v Jllllll'l'i'I2lIIY1' :uulim-m'os. 'l'Iu- clmir Ililm In-vu in I-xwllf-nt IDUVIII :III x'4':n'. :mIII1m1gIn lmI1 YIiIlIilII.X' Hu--v pl'uImImI-V still sing Iwffvl' in II11- Imfln fuImI XII UIII' IIl:lllIxb In -YUII. Miss Ivillizum, fm' un l' lr mln-rIr 1Iil'1-c'II1u,g'. In you. fII:u'I.x's Il:1I1Iill. In :nIrI1- :u-vmnpuninwni. :xml In .vnu IIlt'IlIIl1'I'h who gnvv us an much IlIl'2lAlII'l'. IY1-'rv H-:IIIV prnmI ul' xml' I-rlhilx nm Hyun IC'-xx Hou Ihuu I In Illxlnul, .M All A CAPPELLA llmvrluzlu, II, Ilrvrhvll, II. II:lII. Ii. Ilruxxlu. .I, Svlllwifl-'ly X, IIIIII5, II Wlllinlllx. - .X Imxlvx. IP Hull: XI XXIII N NI -' A, , . .' .npfvtllv-11 .X, Uxlmlln. If 'I'Iumuxml, .I MMIII. Il IIIII, ,V Il I-uIIm4-r If III- w -' ' ' ' ' II Nlminliluu-r lv H, I, Intlm, .I, I-v1vIXIl.nrIv, Ix, XIX'-Iulllwv. I. I':mNlvr, I. I'.IrIwr. I - Il hr:nx'Iw I 1'Ilam4IIvr, If, Nlnrtiu, I I.:lmIr, IC, ,X1ull'v'ux. 'I' Illxnffvrul XI XIIIIQI NI Ill4IInxx ORCHESTRA Ili, X' ' W i 'Hwy glow 'fiueih Own Hows I 1: xii.-.-5. X :Ill iluuti-ll, lx. Iilxmu IL Hnl4lnxm'l, .l, Siu man. lu. limnxqixi-I. XI iiruhliu, XY. XI:ii'.Xl11 Ivr. S. lirnii, li, Fm ll mm, H. iinhvi. Huw 55 - .X. Rim-IU-5, X llnvinw. IT, I5:nrwv. x Xlviiim, 'l'. IM-ming Huw 12 Sir. 'Vlmml I . lh-iimlx. lf. Xlw-riil X. fiinilvvrxllzin. l Kish, J, i x'i-v. Huw I .l. liimlgvu In J. Xiiilirrm. S. Sill .l, Ilvxzxn. ll. l'rlil1 H. Xlitvhn-ll, l l'OWlliIlg,f sfluicilfs hursi infu smiics. Uonfusing S'fllliil'S Clczu' up ill ig film-. xvilili nmlxcs thi- xiii ioiwncv? Mora-iv il01Ll'iIlU' tho 0l'l'ilL'Si'l'3l or hand at racticc. . 25 l rmn thi- kick-off of ikllliililii season thi- hand was zu-tivo :Li hmm- and away: Hwy plan-vm-rl :ii gun :md funk pnrf in thc charity footlmll display. At Cill'iSilll2lN time thc hzuul clllwfzlillcil wiih nun-lh HN BAND Huw 5 ff Il. 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Ilulllifi, lf I'4'Ie-1' Ne ll, I'I, Ayn-rx. Hum II - .X. Iimly. N. ,Xl'lmI4l, J XI m1l'vl', BI. I.in1IImrNl. NI. NYHH rlvrly, RI, xViIIkl'l', II. Ilnuav. Hun LJ -W J 'I'1'niv, J, Svllurlnzm II I':ursnl1f. .l, IY:xI1I, NI. I :ll1' NI II:151-5, Huw I .L VIN-4-IQ, J, lhunaulwl S IIIt'Iix, N. XYI1iI1', J. Vullinx I! Huw XX vm Huw J, Ill Hmm Il W Huw II In Row .I- I.un . fNvuIu:Ills, In. lxIlu4II. S, Iinu-In Killius. I.. Wiliiumx 3 ff- J. NHIIHII4-rs. Ii, Iir.ux:-X linux, II, IIl'm'l'lu:ln, X. 'I'l':l 5. Il. Ilnwvl's. -I -f ID. I l'vn4-Il. XY, I'I:um-Inn' lim-1'Iw. J. Mxllm, .I. Spf-II 'ln. N. II:lllllII, J! ' W, III-nningr. IP. Iinu-If I ulIl111-V, 'I', I7llnfm'zI, IV ul:-IIII, I, I.l'uxM'. 12 N, Vmxim-. I', Nlzuijvxn- S1-vvrsuvl. I -f II. III'l'IlIIII. Il. Sqn-rlu-I' IIUIM-II, II, I'i4-Il':lllg,:4-In. XI ml. Ill. NIlvrl'n-l'. vlglllg fvvul' OFFICE MONITORS AND HALL GUARDS Ibm .1 XY, Kurt:-r, Il, lirauxf .I 1'In.m1lI--r. .I M4-QUIIIII5, II Iiullm mn. li, Iiuxrm-5. Ihuxx I 'I' II:u:l1.-, II Nlnmnmn X 'I'r'wu-x, II XIv4'l1II:m1I, lx I11.u4-uw. I. 'IMA'-. Hum .L Ii. II-wuvg If, lin-:u'In I Xlnrlilu. 'I' I1.nuI--5, XY. Ilvunm I. Iiilllux Hun I Iilimlvl I' linux' .I ,X4I,lHlx, I, IIIIIH-. II 'I'l': III xxvII. .I, Ifulmx Hun I 4. X1-mllfl I' Un .I ,XI-nmlll, XI, Xlrmulxurf- S NIH: lvl, Ii X mm: CAFETERIA MONITORS A Hum I W. XII-In-rfl--lvl, Y. 'IIA xl-X, .I !'m'l'5,, Il Sllurmmx, II Iinfn. II Iiunux Iluu .1 li,SI:IgII1,1' Iilvin U Nlvuzxrl. 'I'. II1l:l1v, XX. IIuuII1l I X5--1' Ifuxx Z AI I.In4IIml'xI, .I, IPUIIIIII 4' lim-nn.-mlux, .I Ilmuvll. N II:unxr:aIIu, II. Ymlng, Iiuxx I Il Ifixluu-135 XYIIII--. I Il:--IN. Y Yurlng, XI XX lun:-I I MOVIE MONITORS I . Iuxx I NI 1In.amII4l, If Irma man II IMI I llnnmllnl 1 I IIuInvlI Iluxx II Il, I x'vlI4II4 XI Hr: I If Ii.-rn--nI,.', If Slllluln-iw, I Iim-4-Ixv Ifuu 2 IP, Iilrlwlfl Ii Ih-.n'IA, I KIVIUIIQII, .I IMMIH, 4' Iilvin Ilnxx I XI UIIlIlulvrl':-, II 4'ull nmg:I1.nln. I. Slmmg. X VIII-IL II XY.IlIv. I-iulul-x fru- The Efoufztlfm gstate HI-TIDE EDITORS Standing - XV. f'handler, li. Sehnell, A. Lewis. Sealed -3 IJ. Me-rtus, M. Mints-r, Il. U'Im:iry, J, Uorry. STAFF OF HI-TIDE Dorothy Mertus Arthur Lewis liditors ........ ltlarilyn Minter. William Ulianrller, Assistant l'Idi!or .......,. . ...................,. Copy Editor ...... .. Harriet U'lieary . . . . John Uorry .. Bryre Sehnell Business Alilllil,fIC!' ........ , , , Assistant Business Xlaiiagei' . . .... lidilorial liditor .,........... ..,.......... D orolhy Markert Npo-ts 4. Louis Tasse, Dario Domizi, Dianne- IJeM:irinis, Robert Alden l'irm'ulation Manager ........ ....,. ,....,...... N a ney Petry 1'liotog:raph4'l' ,,.... ......................... X vlllllllll Lyth Typisls .... .. . , . Shirley Buren, Rita hang, Richard Fansler Adviser ......,......,............,......, Mrs. Flvelyn Nowell Ito norters 3- Jav flll2lIllllt'l'. Lois llall, Mary Sit-vert, Nancy Filiere. l . William Yohe, 'I'ln1m:is liunford, ltolu-rt! Young, Jackie XVaite, Sue White, liarhara Williams, Ann liingm-nfs-ltvr, Richard Andrews and Betty Ayers. tVith the help of Mrs. Nowell and the entire staff, our editors, ltlarilvn Minter, XVilliam Chandler, and Dorothy Mertus, have nursed Hi-Tide through another year of deadlines and headaches. Not only has Hi-Tide served the high school by adding much to the splendid spirit and cooperation of the student body, but also it has given potential journalists an opportunity to gain valuable training. As for these busy bees of Hi-Tide, they,ve had a grand time, the hard work and long hours they,ve put into it. The errors? up to profit and loss. The success! Attribute it to plenty of mental elbow grease. But. it has been fun, and they hope that their work is worth remembering. Complaint department on the sixth floor! regardless of Chalk them old-fashioned YVe eould hardly wait until Friday morning when we could grab the latest issue of Hi-'l'ide and catch up on the newest news, the oldest jokes, and the best gossip . . .'l'he editorials were really super,', too. So, hats off to our editors, reporters f - all of you f - from the entire student body. eighty-six HI-TIDE EDITORIAL STAFF ftop pirtlxrel Huw an -f- A, Le-wis, NV. Lyth, R. Young, J. Uhaunllvr, R. llullington. linw 4 T L. 'l':1ss0, D, llumizi, R. Fzuxslvr, R. Andrvws, T, Dunford, H. U'L Huw J! - f ll. IM'M:n'inis, E, Ayn-rs, A. l.illga-lxfvltvr, D, Mvrtus, M. Sivvert. Rum' -- H, .Xldz-n, L, Hull, J. Waite, S. NYhite, S. Burma. liuw I - - lf' Woods, li. Lang, U. Maxrkn-rt, N. Filie-rv, li. XYilli:ums. Rum' Row lion Rim HI-TIDE CIRCULATION Qbottom picture? 4 7 J. Ilzxrlnn, J, Spellnmn, U. Kurmvndy, M. Will, Sl - N. Funk, J. Ilonaxhl, C. IH-tursun, l'. Mnjjvsiv, 2 -f M. l'IiT'f'hl'Y'1v, A. Avkvr, P. Andrews. S. Unwiv. I - J. Kmuls, S, Smit-h, N, Pvtry. P. Hula-R. 4- 1 1' v 1 we Rzvefe me Rzvalef. Wi-ll. il's uol hail. huf you can do heller,', anxl HYL-ln, he cha-sn'l want lo, lllll' sell him anyhow, eehoeel in lla- ears ol lla- lllVl'I'll'l slall as we llll'1lSllCfl oul prohlc-ms aml macle plans in mem-ling afler na-4-ling. VW- chose thi- cover, llifl slu-relies anal special fealures, raism-cl funxls, scla-1lule1l pic-lures, wroh- Flllll rewroh- aml re-rewrolel lVe haxl a goal in mind -Y fo make lhis Hu' liivcrlef, amusing, llifferc-nf. inform-sling clown to lla- very last sul. As a nieim-nlho of the graduating class, as a show ease for personal ac-livilv, as a summalion of lhal sterling '47-'4-8 school year, we wanfecl if fo he good! You, clear reaalcr, a rm- judge of lla: measure of success we niay have had. Mrs. Murra-v, favully menior. piloleal the enlerpriscg Mr. Gruhh lsepl an eye on the husiness 4-ml of the projevf: Miss Summer enlhusiaslivally guimleml the large slaff of arfisfs. Tom Bailey worl-:ell like a Troljan in The L-mlilor's chair, and Earl Marlin, business manager, sparked the finanve coinmillve lo hring in The proverhial hae-on wilhoul which fhis hook would he non-exisle lflililor ...,..,,,.. , 'l'om Hailey liusinl-ss Manager ,,. .. lflurl Martin Literary lfhlitor ..,, Lois Hall Sports limlilor .. .. .lark Stadt:-r Senior lillilor .. .,....,..,,............ Jackie VVaih- Fa:-ulty Ailvisers . .... Mrs. Murray, Miss Summer, Mr. flruhh l'l1otograpl14-rs ..,..,.. James liueeke, Charles Bishop, NVilliam Lylh Art lllllllllllll nle- 1 Joan lioelne, Roger Armstrong, Joan Douglass, liois liisz-le. liarhara Fox, liois Hall, Joy:-e Janeeke, 'Rd Evans Typists f- Ruth Slepler, Mary l.on Hircherl, Margaret Fowl:-r, llwen Uollins. Business Staff Bill Ferry, llon Whelan, Neale 'l'raves l+'eature Writ:-rs . ..,.....,.. . Marilyn Minter, Barbara Kuslurin Ili-porli-rs - Miriam NVun1le-rly, Robert Young, Ann Osmun, Wilma Arnlll, Dianne lleMurinis, Pamela Kurfess, Mary NYhitinore, Arlene- ltii-key, Naney Smith, .lam-l Hauss-rman, Marge Will, Nauey Miltner, Nancy Filiere, Jim Hanna, Shirley Barco, Norma Arnold, .Ioan Collins. Martha Funk, Betty Parsons, EARL MARTIN Businf-ss lhl1HlilK4'l' THOMAS RAILIGY lflllitor vighty-i-ight RIVERLET EDITORIAL STAFF Iluxx -I It .Xrllx-tl'umg, .l. Hlzultvr lf IIlNIm1r, II, 'I'vlxm-y. Ilnxx II XY, I.x1Il, X, 'I'l':lx'v-5, .I Iillvwkv, IP IYIII-lull Iiuxx 2 NI lxnxvle-r, II SI:- II, In-lvx, .I Imnlulun. ph-v w I new 1 L. 1..x, 1. Inn... I ll-.11 NI H.. n...1 RIVERLBT WRITERS' STAFF '11 In Ix xx I XI IIIII XI Illull I I rr-x Ii Y um I Ulnun II ,. 1-I... N IM-Xlznrlnlx Huxx II .I Ilnnllau, N, I iIin-rv, A Iiwkx-x, II Iiuxlurin, X. Milinu-r Iinxx J .I. II:ml1v-rmnn, III I unk NI. fIIil1II'l'. X, Nmilll. XI. IIIIIII 411-rllx. Huxx I - I5 I':urwmx, N, .Irnolnl IP Ilurr:-xml, XI ILIIIIIIIA I' Kur In-xx RIVERLET CIRCULATION STAFF Ifuxx I J. I.:amlwrl. V, Kltn-rnxx' N 'I'r:nx:-x, Il, Iillrnvx, Iluxx II ti Wllvm, M, Ilalllls :I- I I. II. ICI:-Iclx-r. .I IInl'IiInll'nIl Iinxx I Ii. 'I'v'f-mlxxa-II, 'I', .Iur 1I:nn. Ii II:ltImxx:lx, XI, XIIIII-r. Ifuxx I IC I'fIi4'Iwl', IC S:ll'l':lI' S 4xl'Il:'IIr-l', If Swlnwn-II'-I' I-uglulx nim- alias flue gala . gpofs Hun that ditto machine! Stencil that stencil! lVho prepares tests, mimeographing, and the other materials for teachers and the office? The Production Staff, of course. This comparatively small or- ganization puts out a truly gigantic amount of literature and data to smooth the passage of information from office, faculty. and cluh to student. Miss Strawn is the guiding light of this group, and, since they elect no officers. the girls take turns in directing operations. 8x films The l,ihrary Staff is another important service group. If one simply can't find that hook he wants. all he needs do is ask one of those active staff members, and find it that memher will. hy hook. crook. or hlack magic. True, they also do the more ordinary tasks, hut their favorite is helping to choose new hooks for the library. Mrs. Ellis directs the activities of these hustling volunteers. OFFICE PRODUCTION 5. llausrath, I, Nlilde. LIBRARY STATI' lion 1 I ns lxou 1 4 . liizfo, liox' 7 ' ,' xv' - ' X -. I ',. , 'A lion' Z! - f li. Kusluriu. N. lfilierl N. Krieuixlrurg. Ii, Sli-pler, I W1-hh. Roxy 2 -- N. 4'ulv1'r, Xl. lioll How I f Xl. Ilireherl, M. Xlillu Bl,I'oxvler,11,1'-Illins, I!,11rl-gnu lilnl tx .gk QWQFW x WW f - . , 4' sw 'Glad 'Wwnawr I 1wN5Rs mx f M. LJ, ' ive we Glzeiis , qive we 'fofzgef RIVER 6 -- VVElfl.ING'l'UN 0 seeond. Quarterback Bob Bowers eanie into his Playing in the first Southwestern Conference Medieal Injury Fund game, the Pirates eneounter- ed the I9-Hi ehanlpion Vtlellington eleven and humbled them with a seventy-five yard sustained drive down the field. Sparked by sophomore quarterback Bill Henning, the River line tore wide gaps in the enelny's defense, and Bruce 'tButeher lwdriekson plunged into the end zone to win for River. RIVER T El'l'l,ID 1'EN'l'RAl. 32 Outweighed in line and baekfield and faeing an older, more experienced team, the fighting Pirates battled the forces of Euelid Central to a stand- still and then in the seeond half rannned aeross their lone touchdown. 'l'he underdog River squad never gave up and gave the opposing baeks a rough afternoon, but they were foreed to eat dirt to the tune of 32 to T. RIVER Sl MEDINA 18 Clic-king to perfection in the first. half, the l'irates eould not hold the Medina tide in the own as he passed for eonsistent gains and finally eonneeted for a touehdown in the end zone to Rob Eekhardt. RIVER 20 W WEI.l.ING'l'0N 0 Again facing the Conference ehanips, the Pirate offense rolled into high gear as River's seatbaeks roared through VVellington's line and seeondary. Speedy Harry McClelland and shifty Dave Me- Ililllftlll provided the one-two puneh as IVellington crumbled before the Maroon and IVhite power drives. Captain Hay Simoneie plaeed key blocks that shook the baeks loose, and his stalwart de- fensive play helped to hold an erstwhile power- house scoreless. RIVER 0 f BEREA 18 The fighting Pirates tasted defeat at the hands of Berea as they vainly tried to hold the rain- paging Red Jackets. Coked up for the game, the Red Jackets were at their peak and were too w niueh for the River squad. 'I he defensive line play of end John Matheson stood out as a redeeming feature. R. Greennmn. J. Iloy. kowski fMgr,J, 4'o:ieh Motts. tl01l1'll Gauilolfi, Y .l. Sehur lvu: un. NINTH GRADE FOOTBALL Stewart, J. Murphy. .l. Niekn .. , , ,. ver, U. Grosse, J, l4'l'emlerieli. img!-fn. i JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 4 1 J, Chandler, E. Van Horn, R. Berneike, V, Welshnns Row Z3 1 J. Horton. li. Kinslm F. Idllllll, Il. Dolnizi, R. Pinn Rougil -- Ii. Algie, N. Ilaunill, lx Roueo, J. Saunders, 'l'. llagui Row l 7 lb. lxlnetx. I'. llarmlestx R. Rolhroek, A. Ulli-ek, R. Rillins Row ZS - J. Sloane, '1'. Ritter. U 'l'. Jordan. VV, Long, R. Lyons Row 2 - R. Dirkson, R. Ililllll R. luriekson, 4. Myers, lv. lxlgui J. Van Syekle. ll. I l'i-nell. I Van Niekle, N. Sehwenk, W. Pnl Row I - XV, Koshniek, .l. 'l'4-vu l. Uanipln-ll, R. Shaw, .l, Vollins R. Kamps, 'l'. Kll'l4lll,!ll, M, hnl lowav NV. l n-tm-r. W. Monlns llllll'ly'l u o VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 4 ff- R. Borden flllgrltl, J. Donohoe, G. Reece, ll. Zawail, li. Evans, R. Pienkowski IXll:r,l, ,... ,. R. llnliill lMp.v.l. Hou it - lf. Jonas. R. liowers, li. Free, R. l'Ii-kllzlrnlf, lf. llroeriuan. R. Silnoncic. Voach Mofts. ' louh l undolfi I Nl llllll ll 'Nlil lillinll Il Nlif'ollun 4 Xlinn I I' lil uh Hou - -ff 2' -A Ji. . : ' , .. ' ' Hou I - - lf. Tasse, W, llenning, J. llenuingr, l , Priest. J. Mef'orniick, .l, Matheson. lNun1cs in block of figures on the draxvingl HIYICR li f- Oberlin 25 l liable fo sfop Felix lVlufe, f,lJL'l'llll,S All-l ouf ference fullback. flu' l'irafes nu'f defeaf af flu' hands of flu' fifle-bound Oberlin squad. Our All- Soufhwesfern guard, Capfain Ray Sinioncic. once again played a major parf in fhe sfruggle as his fine play sparked flu' eleven fo ifs lone fouch- down. IIIYICR 13 H 4 CI.l'1AliVIl'1XV G Faced by one of' flu' disfricf,s sfrongesf 'll'?llllS, flu' l'irafes pulled ouf all flu' sfops and gave Clearview a sound frouncing. lied by Harry l'l'he Hipl Mcl'lelland's 85-yard fouchdown run- hack on a pass infercepfion and flu' experf block- ing' of' Capfain Hay flluffianj Sinioncic. fhc River eleven doininafed flu' play and for flu' second finu' this season shaffcl'ed flu' fifle hopes of a Con- ference feanl. Dick Slaghf, varsify tackle, played his besf game as he repeafedly nailed fhe Clear-- view backs on or behind fhe line of scrinnuage. Big lid Evans also seemed fo be a fifth nian in flu' l'learview backfield buf, was unappreciafed hy Ulearview. RIYICR 19 -a FAIRYIICXV 0 Once again an underdog Maroon and lVhife squad arose from flu' ground and wiped up flu' field wifh liiver's old rival Fairview. Possessing ifs hcsf feain in 1'ecenf years, Fairview was loud in ifs belief fhaf River was doomed. Never was a school so inisfaken. Led by Glenn fl'apal Reece, l our All-Soufhwesfern Conference fackle. flu' l'ir- uinelp three afe line pulverized flu- eneniy hackfield and en ahled flu' red-hof River backs fo run roughshod over, fhrough, and around a hapless l airview squad. VVifh liufcher,' liydrickson af his hesf and wifh Bowers hiffing fhe ends for consisfenf gains, Fairview never had a chance and was hlasf ed ouf of' flu' Soufhwesfern Conference fiflc racl RIYICR '12 - YVUUS'l'l'1ll lil lVifh fhe l'irafe air arnl operafion af peak cl ficiency, if looked as if River would enierge vie forious over VVoosfer, buf flu' wide end sweeps ol lVoosfcr's halfbacks hit pay dirf. and fhc l'irafl squad could never gef flu' fying fouchdown. .lun ior Quarferback Bob Bowers showed his skill as a passer. and our ends were connecfing regularly, huf flu' River eleven .iusf could nof pull fhis olu ouf of flu' fire. RIYICR 135 BAY 0 lfiglifiiig' our arch rival Bay Village on fhc Bay gridiron, fhc pulverizing Pirafes furned in fhen greafesf ganur of flu' year. Supposedly 20-poinl underdogs, flu' ranipaging lliverifcs never gavl Bay a chance. lVifh flu' senior leffernu-n playing fheir lasf game for lilVl'l', flu' River luu' rose fo grcaf heighfs wifh fackle Glenn Reece receiving flu' l'rcss sfar award for lns llI2lg'llll:lt'l'lll plav lVifh Blarfin Reece, and Sinioncic 0llli'll2l,l lllg ' 2- flu' Bay line. and wifh fhc River backs going for long gains, River hroughf a successful foofball season fo ifs climax. Rivet Ruta, Rivet Ralf, Rah, Rah, fzivefzf Il 1111111 11111111 1 J 1,1 1111 11111 llf1Xl 11 IlNIt I1 111 11:1 1 18 :H1 11 11 11' 111 MW11, ,1 1' 11 11 1 ll 1 1 1 ' ' X' ' 1141 M11 4 r 1 J 1 1l11 11: K i R 11:11 L 1 1 1 4 I 1 M tl 34 Q X 'LO 11 ll ll 1 'L ' 1 111 , 515 11 ll 1111 N1 1 W1 34' I ll R f AM I I4 1 1 11 11 x IL, NIB 1 A x A 1a. .1 ,W H 1 - ' ,'p ,L- jkpf 3 1 if -' 1 IM ph.. 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Off to :L flying start with a 25-18 upset victory over our old riv:Ll Berea, Riva-r's cage Pirates roared into :L season of stiff competition by taking seven out of their first eight games. A tight zone defense l'0llllllIlCIl with a fast-breaking attack marked :L rough and ready Pirate squad. Lacking il single outstanding high seorer, the Rocky River hardwooders depended on team play, rebound skill. and :L tough and aggressive defense. Several returning letterinen and il crop of eager sophomores assure a power-packed squad in 19418. Among the season's highlights were the snlothering of Berea in the opening game and the hair- raising l'0IIl0lNl.Cli victory over Medina on our own court. Sweet revenge was gained :Ls the Pirates journeyed to Clearview to heat Clearview in a return engagement with :L score of 52 to 4:23. The season was successfully capped by a llard-won victory over our traditional foe, Yvestlake. Con- gratulations are due Coach Motts and the squad for il fine season. ninety-seven JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Lt-up pivlnrm-J Huw ru IP. 1il':u'n-x. l'1. Yam llnrn, Y, XY1'Ish:lna, F. l.:m1lv. Huw 2 - - IYIHIVII INTMM, K. Imng: lMg:r,b, R. Iimlrv, B. Lyslrivkfwm, V, lilw-in 115111: 1 linux l -A Ii. Killius, W. Ilvnnimr, IK, Small. IS. S1-hm-H, NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL flmttmn pivlllrvj Hmm I - U. Stu-wawt. .l. Yam Sivklv. .l. Murphy, 'lf Kifllillgll, H. Kipfn-r K, llullvr. Row Z! - Cum-I1 iiumlnlfi. H. D1-Mzlrinis, R. Kamps. T. Jorwlsxn. I, Uzllllpluu-ll, 'I'. Rittvr fM::r.J. Huw f- Ii 4'unning:h:nn QIXIgr.J, W. Pm-tm-r, R. Linn, J. Vzun Sywklv. .I, Niwkvlx. li, liivksun Row I I. l l'l'1ll'!'i1'k,f'. Gross:-, J. Vullins, XV. 1.'ulx'vr, V. Mya-rs. G-H-T! F-I-G-H-TY F-I-G-H-TY Fight, Fight, Fight! Faghf, Fagm, Fagm, Fight! Faghf, Fagm, Fagm, Fight! T-E-A-Mf T-E-A-M! RIVER! VARSITY BASEBALL Ctop pucturej Hou' 4 - li. Broernuauu, li, Gunn, R. Bnllingtouu. H, Van Horn. W. Koos. Ron' Il --f J. Saunders. lu. Kinsley, T. Hague, B. Algie, lt-. Bowers. ltou' 2 g- Voaelu linlliuuglouu. R, Kanups, L. 'l'asse, J. l'Inuriclu, lt. Jonas. li. liekluaurdl. Row I - ll, Knuelz, lt, lionse, J. Scllurman. R. Seuutt. R, Alden CMi.:r.J, JUNIOR VARSITY Qhotloxuu picture! lion' I Ru. Hreeuuuuuan. .l. hauuuluu-rl fMgr.l. R. Yiers, ll. Toppiuuic, J. Murphy, T. Gross, XY, Ynlue. lion' 35 W. Mouutis, U. Slewauuw, 'l'. i'ntlulueu't. Ii, Baller, R. Kzunups. O. Fuchs. N. Ilanuill. Iiow 2 f ll, lmuuulu, 'l'. Sluepluard. lt. Dickson, J. Bnrkluardt, A. Uheek, T. Jordauu. Rumi' 1 -- lt. Kiger. W. Fetzer, J, Tezie, U. Grosse, J. Yan Syekle, J. Collins. The gtahs Game Out again l l l B Tasse h utterv the l'irate hasehall squad luas returned almost intact. Again lueadec uy tue roeruuuan- z - K , having' lost hut one letternuan from the entire team of last. year. Uoach Roy Bullington snuiles luappily when lue thinks of Bill Koos, 'l'onu Hague, and Bob Bullington, veterans all, returning to take tlueir places on tlue relinvenated nine. Having tluis year returned to the powerful Metropolitan League, the River luardhallers will uueed all tluev've got, luut tluis year the signs are tluat they luave it, and uf they live up to expectations, tluey sluould he a rough teauuu. eveuu in the lueavy Illet conupetuition. Uredit for tluis wealth of uuuaterial sluould go to Coach Bullington, who luas sluarply pruned the teams of receuut vears iuu order to build for the future, and nuuder luis able direction tluis policy is paying off. Green candidates are seasoned early and thus may luave nuore than one year of varsity l'0llllDL'illlllll. Tlut Indians won't he the only teanu to finish in the first division tluis year. one lunndred ei, wm flue 7-'zaclz Once again Coach A. J. Bridenbangh has brought. to Rocky River a powerful thin elacl squad. In its initial indoor meet River overwhelmed Jolm Marshall in mlnal competition and seems on the way to a great season. lleailecl by their crack 880-relay team of Jim McCormick, Scott Minncr, l re1I Priest, ancl Bill Ferry. the Pirates are pointing for the city-wide Arena meet in April. Nippeil last year at the Arena, the ltiver cindermen are ont to gain the Class B title. A heavy schedule of outaloor meets has been arranged this spring, anal liiverites will have a chalice to see their Southwestern Conference champs in action. Coach Briclenhangh,s expert direction anal the great enthusiasm for track at Rocky River have heen responsible for great teams in the past, and. as the track season opens, the 19-L8 liiver squad seems likely to follow in their steps. E TRACK lion' fl - lt. live, lt. ll4'l'- retl, li. B1-rneike, Y. Wel shnns, li .I'Ivans. How It ll, XVII'-lzln, li. Iinke-l', J, Matheson, lt, Nimoneie, W, l n-rrp. lion' I K, l l'1'1', li. l l'm-nvll, F. Grallavn, Il. M1-t'oll:xln, li, Lyelriekson, lion' l N, Minner, XY, llovllll. 'l'. llzliley, J. .Xln'1'ornlirk, l , l'rin-sl. lion' 5 f-- J. Sloan, .l, Chan zller, N. Selina-nli. Il, R-aln, lt, bluaw, .l. hkelly, V. Kiln-ron How -I -- lt. llilvlrarml. J. llorton, lt, f'rann-r, W. XI:le.KllisIel', IF, llolnili. XY, t'h:imtler. lion' Il f lt, lizirnllarl. IC. Ih-:n'll. li. Erickson, J. llnlson, W, lliarnes, It-. Allan, 1, Lakin. lion' LZ -- Ii. 'l'r:1xl1-r, VV. Xlisks-ll, J, Cook, C, lll'4'L! ory. 'I'. Nickels, W, Hen- ninu. C. Myers. lion' I XI, tlallonwly, ll, ltomls, lt. Killills, ll. NIHIIILE. 'l'. llarwln-sl5, ll Xlnlrhl-1. XX. lxoslmlvli, XX. Iileekrn-. one hnmlri-sl one BASKETBALL Huw 2 .l, ,I1IiIlIlS, ID. Divkson, l'. Haul.-, .l. Pvllun. Huw I f K, Iirnwn, .L lizlviuw, S. Iimil. at 5 oc m an occefz an aff e rf a afs ' l I2 'Z ' H l W' L R ll K VOLLEYBALL Huw Z! - IS, Williams. .l. K4-nap, A IIIIXIIIIIII, V. I'n-I1-rm-ll, N, lm:-QI-I1 Rum I AI, Iiucly, V. Ulupp. II. I.:-I'unlniN. V, llalvis. Iiuw I -- S. 4'nwiv. Ii, Mvliilxnu-5. II, Appln-. 1- Imnnlrwl lm TENNIS 4' Ni-ml X Il-avi-4 If lms lwcn snnl flmf if flu- lllvor gll'lS up for in l'lllllll'ilIlt'l' ol' lull- gzum-s. dogs, wore boys wa-'al lmvi- sonic uflilvlcs worlliy of pwcipifzmfioii. lw0lympic's. Although wc won'f commit our' Miss liiiiiiiigzniwliivi' is suiwrvisor of ill sclvcs fo such si rush sinh-iiiczif. limvcvvi' frm- girls' sports. if nmy hc. one thing in girls' sports is curtain 'l'lii- girls pll'llll'l'4l lu-rv :irv 1-liimipions in wlmf flu- laulivs luck in prowoss Hwy nmlw llioir fivlcls. BASEBALL new :s - xi. Alam.-r. N. rin .Ai'.-. .x. lem.-9, new Z2 f M, Imhlin, M. xx'i1i..1 .-i- ly, ma. 1w.1li..s, N, Nlilln--r. Row I f N. Withinigt 1rii, XI, 1Ill'm-lu-rt. H, Vairsons. om- llllllllrlul I Q ,an x U 5 .AL -. VN 1 2' m Q ,gx. Q qv, .Ka v '? 'f s...,M. W Sk-,xg x AYRW, x Q hundred fi aclznowlegemenfs The staff of the Riverlet wish to express their gratitude to the following men without whose help this book could not have been completed: Mr. Edward S. VVahl, Cleveland Engraving Co. Mr. H. B. Hurst, Painesville Publishing Co. Mr. W. E. Partridge, Chesshire Photographers, Incorporated. Mr. Fred H. Vlack, Forest City Bookbinding Co. Tom Bailey, Editor Earl Martin, Business Manager M 1' M 1' M1' M1' Mr Mr Mr. M 1' M 1' M 1' M 1' M r M 1' M r M 1' M 1' M 1' M 1' M 1' M 1' M 1' M 1' M 1' M 1' M 1' M 1' M 1' M 1' M 1' M 1' M r M 1' M 1' M 1' M 1' M 1' S. 111111 111111 M1's 111111 M1's 211111 M1's 11n11 Mrs 11n11 111111 Mrs 11n11 111111 21111 Mrs 111111 M1's 111111 M rs 11n11 Mrs 11n11 211111 211111 211141 111111 Mrs 11n11 111111 111111 111111 111111 111111 M1's. 11n11 Mrs. 11f1l'S. M rs. M rs. M1's. Mrs. Mrs. M1's. Mrs. Mrs. 1N'11's. M rs. M rs. 1Wrs. paffzons S. 11. A1-111-1' 1,011 11. A11-x1111111'1' 1'. 11. A1'll1D1l1 G. 1'. 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COLAHAN RADIO SERVICE For a Better Buy on Your New Radio or Appliance ROCKY RIVER APPLIANCE CO. All Popular 8z Classical Records 20018 Detroit Rd. EDison 1367 Refrigerators Stoves INear Post Officei U LA. 7263 19033 Detrolt Rd. Compliments of HOTEL WESTLHKE Lee Perry, Manager In-p I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1- -I4:-I1--.111 I I V I H I I I I I I I I I I -I- nne hundred ten 11q1g1q1g1.-1-.-11i1111u1p1.111...-.-1111.-1.1-.-. I I I I I BEACHCLIFF ELECTRIC CO. I A I 1 Compliments of I Complete Electrical Repairs I . . I I House W1r1ng I HAsMAN,s I Motor Rewinding I I I snsu. SERVICE I Bo. 2131 20141 wosuoko I . I I I I n1u1n1 111111111 1111- 11 1111?-1111111 -11--111111 -1-1 I 1 I I I Bo. 5086 wm. 1151-1115 CONSTRUCTION g ROCKY RIVER POULTRY BUILDERS - GENERAL CONTRACTORS I ' 1369 w. 192nd I I Rocky River, Ohio I Poultry Dressed Fresh Daily 560 Linda Street LA. 3666 III E I I I I I III-1111-nr 11m--nl--I1-lilm 1111111111 1111--1111111111 - 11111-1111111.111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 11111 I I I HOLLYWOOD CLEANERS H THE SWISS CLEANERS 4 Hour Service I E . . I Phone Academy 4408 I Mam Office 8: Plant 'I I 1229 Blount Rd. Rocky River, Ohio I 20145 West Lake Rd' I fNext to Westlake Rd.l II Rocky River, Ohio I I. i MADISON BRANCH I 1 15408 Madison Avo. Lakewood, Ohio :I We Operate Our Own Plant Academy 2601 ,I I TAILORS - DYERS - FURRIERS I 1 1 HI 11111111111111 - -- 1111111111 iriii 111111 1 11-1 1 ,,,, :I II II Best Wishes to the Closs of 48 I II II I THE SCHNEIDER BRUCE DAIRY CO. 'I I'I H II Ql1q1g1q1q1g.-q1qq1n111111-.1111111111111-...1111n1, one hundred eleven i I 'I' 14.1 ...-g-- 1-1.- 1.-. .-un 1-1-1:15 1:11-1-1 - 1... 1-ig-1 flu-I 4----I ----------- ---- M -.-... ............-.. II-m......g. .. I I'I I I Il II I I II H I II I I'I I I II H II I H II I-I III II I II I I iii-51.73-g1g1g 141: I I I I I -i- RIVERSIDE PHARMACY 2252 Wooster Rd. LA. 9754 EDison 0767 Warm Air Furnaces N. SMITH SHEET METAL WORK Roofing and Spouting 19457 Detroit Rd. Rocky River -Innin-1.-1-1.1-.1-1.-1.-11 Jackson 's Famous For STEAKBURGERS I9985 LAKE ROAD I I F. S. INGERSOLL, INC. I I Garden and Home I Supplies I 19071 Detroit Rd. Bo. 1201 I I I I I II I I WESTLAKE DRIVE-IN I n I, ro FIRST IN TELEVISION , I I I 19615 Lake Road Larry Burnap I I I I I I I I I I I Compliments of I PETE'S BEACH CLIFF BARBER SHOP I I 20129 Westlake Rd. I I Opposite Kensington School I I I I I I Complete Banking Service I I Rocky River Office I I I THE NATIONAL crrv BANK I I I I I I I I I 'I' OF CLEVELAND one hundred twelve 1 1 1 1 1 1515111 .11-1g1g1 I I I KE'-SEY MEAT PRODUCTS THE ISABELL AIR coNnmoNlNG Specialty Meat Processors I CO. I TEND'R'I-'EAN STEAK I 2932 Wooster Road I MA111 0115 1426-28 W. 25th st. Rocky River 16, Ohio I I i im TTllii?iTT llITUi 11111 -:lu iT7TliTT iiTliTi - T-- I Everything for the Amateur Photographer I I oewrrr P1-1oTo surruzs i Comphmems of 1356 Blout St. - Opp. Hotel Westlake I Jos' BURNEY , , I GENERAL CONTRACTOR Rocky River 16, Oh1o i I LA' 0417 T 4990 Purnell Ave. I I 5 I E 1 1n1n1n1n1ln-:nn-nxm 111:111 nn-nIn1m1n 11111 un1m-u-fn1nn1u 111: min- I I BEACH cur: I FLOWER SHOP WALTER GUNGIGER PAINTING CO. I I Corsages, Plants, Cut Flowers, 2629 E' Ovatt F and Funeral Designs I Flowers Wired Anywhere BAY VILLAGE ' I 19825 wesuake Road I Roy Lydrickson LA. 7096 I l I W. I. KRAMER CO. FLORISTS 2054 Lakeview Avenue ED 1355 Rocky River, Ohio g1q1p1n1p1m1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1un1m11 1 1 1 1 1.1-.W-.pq11,1g1m1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Illtlt ..-........-.-..-.....-..-...--I. 1-1.g11g1.-.1g1-1-1- 1-1p1-1g1--111111:-l1l1l1l1-l-m1l1u-an Tu-on -11---1 11-------- I ------ ------ ---- ml - .H i H I . I ED1son 1929 I I I I ' C m 1' t f I JOHN sMI1'I-rs I-IAIR SHOPPE 0 plmens 0 I 19639 Center Ridge Road I Rocky River, Ohio LEE WILSON ENGINEERING co, INC. I I I I I HAIR STYLING-PERMANENT WAVING I I I I I I ZIII TTTlllllilTTil lIlIiIIll1!IllTl1IllI ?Tii lIIITIl'PTIllI 'Im 1iilTliT vinci: l I I I I I - I i Phone BO. 7767 Compliments of I I TRUMAN'S GARAGE I DUGAN'S I I Complete Automotive Repair ' j , H BARBER SHOP i and Painting ll Il I , 19234 Detroit Rd. i 1588 Wooster Rd. Rocky River 'I I I I I m1m1 1111111111111111 ml--nn 111111111111 -111 nm 11 I I I I I I - I I BEST wrsr-:Es I-ORA'S . F To I I The Class of 1948 OR I 1 I I TI-IE RIVIERA LOWERS I I I 19111 Detroit Rd. LA. 5021 David Johnson, Prop. 1 I I I i ClMiM1M1IVlllli'M-Slhlvihlrllilillimimli iMilIll1lIIiIlIIC-Ml-SIIIITlIIl4Wl1lIIIiIl -lIlTIl!ll1lllIIi1IlIilM?-lM-SlllIlllIillilYiI ' I I . I ED. 1424 I I I I Groceries, Produce, Dairy Products Compliments of i I and choice Meats I I SUPERIOR LITE CO. I' I ROCKY RIVER FOOD MARKET I I 20505 Detroit Rd. 1193 E, 105th I II I We Deliver Phone Orders Accepted I I I I .!.-,,,-, ----.-----..--. - -I-Im -------- ---1--- - Ill-'lil one IIIIIIIIYPII fnurte 1' ll ofa-nn :1111111111111 -- I Automotive Replacement Parts THE FISCHER PARTS CO. I MACHINE sHoP I 17904 Detroit Ave. 12001 Detroit Ave. I Bo. 8141 Bo. 3731 I Lakewood I i ClU1HlHiU1HTU itliTT llltrlllllilillliii'-Ill I Tel. ED. 4272 Res. LA. 7275 I VAUGHAN'S HILLCREST FLORIST I GIFT SHOPPE I I Flowers for All Occasions I Telegraph Service I And I Greater Cleveland Deliveries I Mary E. Vaughan 20303 Detroit Rd. 1 i 1 -p1q1g1ni.l1m1 1 .. -. 1 1 1 H II I THE LAKEWOOD PRINTING CO. I Dependable Printers M For Over 30 years I 18620 Detroit Avenue I At The River 'I J. Frank Gibson Wm. F. Gibson II I H L ' I PRESCRIPTIONS E Drugs - Sick Room Supplies - Baby Needs I Prompt Delivery I Rocxv mvsn PHARMACY I Frank Mader Ph. C. B. S. and George Bruehler Ph. C. 19109 Detroit Rd. Phone: BO. 1416 Rocky River, Ohio .-...-.-.- - ---....,.-.-I.-.,-.....-,- - one hundred fifteen 1.31.-1 1 W rn If 0 I O E ' 'rl 'n -I I nl P -I In 2 1-1 - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -gi ig.- -tg-. ln: -gi ! -------I-m I I I I I I 1 I I I 1 I I I I I FAIRVIEW BOWLING CENTER ' Open Year Around AIR CONDITIONED For Reservation Call OR. 4144 Compliments of FAIRVIEW JEWELERS, INC. 21635 Lorain Road Fairview Village, Ohio TRENTANELLI'S MARKET FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES We Deliver Call WI. 2887 21895 Lorain Rd. Fairview Shopping Center 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1n1g1q1g1,- 115, p1 gi-ig..-1g1g1 .1-.-11g-g-.-1-1g1.-11: . .g.......-.-..-.-........................-..-.........-.... HUTCI-IISON HI-SPEED SERVICE Lubrication 8: Wash TIRES - TUBES - BATTERIES 2154 Wooster Rd. BO. 9734 MODERN RESILIENT FLOORS CO. DESIGNERS AND CONTRACTORS 18614 Detroit Avenue Lakewood, Ohio Fred Seehosen LA. 1936 Compliments of H. W. STEPLER EXCAVATING AND GRADING 1737 Normview Road Enison 0322 BUD'S TAVERN DINNERS AND SANDWICHES 19925 Detroit Road Rocky River, Ohio u1u-n I I I T I I I -11 -gg -U1 5111 5-Q1 111111 I 1 n-1-11:1-11:--un-I -an-an-14:1 Q I I I I I Q I - 3 I 51 3 T 5' I S I L. I 'fi H S' I H1 I m I as L? I 2 LE 9 E 0 I U I U' .3 '13 F1 I 5. E I I 55 I- '11 V' S I 9- I i :U 'J Q I 0 2 P 0 ' ff I 2 2 W . O 1 Q- no O I O I :I 2' W ' 5 5 3 I Ui o I 14 Q Z o .... - I LI gp ' w W Z '1 'Tl I1 O S 5 ' P1 nl 5 I 4: -- - DU '4 'JU 0 'cs .-- :s Z I W I 0 U E. I .... -I BJ ,.. Q ,D . CU - 'QU fi IH '- 5 4 '52 U I 2 A F4 I 2' r' B I 0 4 In 3 N m Q I FI 'U - ro ' Q ru I on I 2 E' 0 zz I ,,, E' DU 5 5 4 In 5 I' I 0 - - ff H' :S ra. V' I' Q 71' P ua Pi E O Q m I ,., 2 E O I In I W H 2. m I Q I :U 2 0 Ig Q O z I CIS F, .Q O .... ,U In P+ ' O o P1 V' I Q 9, o c ,- I c U O O in I E1 as :U O Q- I -P 2 I 5 55 Q' 2 I 0 9' U1 Z I S '11 I 2 O 4 2' Q' I V' I 2 5 O I- L 9' ru z U' P-1 'C I fn U1 I I P f-' I FU 3 N Io O 1 I ' O o I S Sv I 3 I 'U -' T N I I I rf I 9- U' i aiu--4---4 ,,- 1- .Sq 111:-0:11:11--L-I-I s-!1I1l1dc-I-nil I :I -i1-I-l1l1l-C .-3-. 1g-.gig-.-1g1g1gw -3.5131- 1331- --i- mie hunxlrc-II sixtvon 4, - .--.-.-- ------ - ---- - nl--1--in ------- - 4. H. D. FRASER, INC. 910 Guardian Bldg. Mortgage Loans CH. 6213 FRASER REALTY CO. West Side Office 13412 Detroit Ave. BO. 7104 Bring Your Car or Truck To SERVICE HEADQUARTERS For The Kind of Work That Saves and Satisfies We Service All Makes BROWNLEE CHEVROLET. INC. 12120 Detroit Ave., Lakewood LA. 3520 .. - - .. .. - .. - - .. - ............- - - - .....-....-..-w,....,......-......,,.......-....-.......... .. 111 led sevent i It is always better because It is Fresher at RlNI'S We also Cater to Clubs, Hotels, and Restaurants Phone and Delivery Service Philip Amadda, Prop. Chas. J. Rini ED. 1100 19325 Detroit Rd. uu1u11.-uni nn.. nu1rn1-uu-n11-1u1- .-11111-..-111111m-.tn PRASSE LUMBER AND MATERIAL COMPANY Wood Thatls Good 1150 Linda St. ED. 0933 19100 BO. 4772 Furniture Made to Order J. KOOS UPHOLSTERING Repairing - Refinishing Upholstering Your old Furniture Made Equal to New Detroit Rd. Rocky River 1'- I I I I I I I I I I I . I . I I I I 3 I ELGIN JEWELERS 19144 Detroit Rd. Rocky River, Ohio ELGIN - WATCHES DIAMONDS - JEWELERY Shaeffer - Pens mt.-nn1n1m1.M1n.ti'. E E on-. 'E' I SUBURBAN REFRIGERATION CO. I I I 19148 Detroit Rd. LA. 8643 1 ! APPLIANCE SALES I I Refrigeration - Radio Service I Frank Abel - Prop. f I I I I I I I . I AC. 2821 Sewermg I Res. ED. 0765 Repairing I I Tinning I Edw. A. Scott I I THE ROCKY RIVER HARDWARE CO. I I 1 Plumbing and Sheet Metal Works I Furnaces Vacuumed 8z Repaired II I I -. ....... ...----.. . .- I I I M. Hodell H. Hooieu TI I HODELL UPHOLSTERING CO. Makers 8z Rebuilders of E Upholstered Furniture I, I I 19203 Detroit Ro. I BO. 9752 Rocky River 16, Ohio V I I II MA BLACKISTON'S CONFECTIONERY I I I I I 20254 Detroit Rd. I I I SEALTEST ICE CREAM I sCHooL SUPPLIES I ED. 1829 I I -1- one hundred eighteen D1--9+ 1.1-1 4, .-1-1-1--.-1,1-1..--1q1q1-...-1-ig..-1g19.-1141-1-.-gi-lg?--1111n1u1u1n1u1n1.u..- ll GIRL CA BE Pllllllll when she earns her high school diploma And she should be proud when she takes her place as a wage- earner. Telephone Girl is a proud title in business . . . whether it's operator, stenographer or clerk, The telephone- girl does in- teresting, useful work which is important to everybody. She can take pride in her paycheck which grows steadily, adding six raises the first 18 months. She can be proud of her business home and the friendly girls with whom she works. Thorough training gives her confidence and good performance earns her promotion. You too, can be pleased and proud with a telephone job APPLY: WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 700 Prospect Ave, Room 901 Cleveland, Ohio THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY cz qwa place fo wall. ll hundrml ninutuim 1um1nn1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1g-.gl.-41-1-1g1g1-1-151-114.--.-gl... Lp? I 2 CORRECTLY STYLED I I QUALITY HHBERDHSHERY I I I For I I I 1 Dad And The Boys I I I I I I1 I G ' ' ' I C ar ey elger s I I 5 HABERDASHERY AND SPORTING GOODS I I I47I0 Detroit Ave. LA. II54 I I Open Tuesday and Saturday Evenings I I I 1lUill1lllllill1lllTlll'lllhl1Mll1IIliIlill1llll1lllTlll1SIillTlll1l!ITIIIl1lNTlMC1H1lillTlll-1llTllNT'llNlliTll-3UTm'1mTll1-MTW' 1 I 1 I I, .I .,tII, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I , ,, I I Luke-'S Men's Shop - 19275 Doffoaf Road - Rocky River, Ohio in-nu-uv1 1u--M1uu1nu-sm-m11uu1uu-uu:usm-nl1nu-lll1lu-uuzuu-uu1nu-ul-unc-w1uu1nu-lu1uu1Im-M111 1 10-vM1nP one hundred twenty Iw ' ' mmT I Congratulations 1 I and Best Wishes I Graduates I I I I I Your CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Dealer ' I I 1 I I HIGH-LEVEL IIIIJTIJIIS I I I I SALES I437 W. 25th St. - CH. 0333 SERVICE I I I I I 1 r'-'u' 'f - - - 'f ' ' 'I 'FI' 'f'I 'I 'f '7f1T ' ' '- ' ' - ' Trf '-'- '- 'u . ::::: ,,,, N . ... - --E- 2 QQII- N 'tIIt'I I if- . ,.,:fff, .:. 2:1f-I I Graduates! Start Out Smartly Attired in Baileyfs Apparel! 4..- Now as you're about to be on your own, after I . . , ....,4 graduation, it's most important that you look I your best at all times! I ' . . . f ..'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' 'I'r'.'.. i .hz :-.3:- lqrggl '-4--- -1411:-::.:::T'?'-:-,X I . ::.erf.1fL ,, '2152511::15:5:5:ErE2?52:555:5:5E5S21:E3i5?E2:, . ' ,1.gg.,.1:5:5'rg: '.'.j-j'r-2:r:5:5:r:-.4'-11515.59 I I h 'N :1:1:1:I:'':f:I:1:1:f:P1gIg1E:g2, .f.,:,1:' -f .f:- 'sis5ei:i.2sf2f'3:2sfsfzf1 +1:1:s::- We urge you to stop in at our Fashion Depo rt- I .. -. .9 5111- .' :-:1:i:i:l'5:5'1-I-14. 7. '. V- 1 - I I K I I I ' s Q I . 0 ' 0 N. 4 ! ,H rx , N Q 4 1 I I -.. ,,, ,, s N' I 'O 'I N s' 1 . .M fr , , . - ,A ' 5Qs?5:5rf-- 'ffs-ff' W! 'il . I - R. I ' + I .fx , I s L A of wM I I if 5 I s MII: X 3:3 I I f I I X I .. , Q ! , ,N www 'bg H' .:-:-:+:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:f:21gi::':-:-:-:-:Az-:4-:vi ments and see the wonderful assortment for both young men and women . . . and so inex- pensively priced! Your appearance from now on is of the utmost importance for your future. Shop Tuesday 8. Saturday Nights to 9 P. M. I Free Parking in Rear I 5 We Give Merchants' Stamps I I .-:- 15 53 52. .Q s-55fi5Es2s:s :f. 5.5.0, 1 eIi iI. Q W , 1 I S Lakewood Store I I 4 11 2 7 I I :af -'... fl' -- li, ,. - 1931 I +3III'7PW iT?i WITWllillllifilTlmTln1lS?llITlllTU 'l'l'TilUliI4llTll1 Illl luUTmlTWTIll ilTT ilUiIlllEtHlQll+ uno hundred twenty-one 1-.-Q1-1g-.-1-1-1-1-.41-1--g.-g1.1-..-111.1-1-1.1-..-1-15+ i T T gi! 4. ..--....,-....-..-..-.....-.....-.--..-.. .A oi of 55 I OS'I'EN'S CLASS RINGS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS MEDALS - TROPHIES Union Commerce Building, MAin 6757 Official Jewelers of Rocky River High School E. J. PIRSON PICTURE FRAMING CO. Fredrick Building East 4th Street JOS. L. ISABELL AUTOMATIC HEATING Now At Our New Location 20350 Center Ridge Rd. ED. 0900 u imnunmnn in I i I im., u nu 5 o T'- ' 1 I Compliments of i RAFN'S POULTRY I 3108 Wooster Rd. L ! ED. 2370 I I Compliments of A FRIEND E ! -g..g1g11111111111111g-.g- 'Ben db! 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