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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
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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
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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
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