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

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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

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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

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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