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

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Janet Benedict Sports-loving Janet has taken advantage of 'every oppor- tunity to participate in the intramural games offered every season for the past four years. She has fun with philately fget out your dictionaries for this one, friends! in her spare time when she isn't riding around in her Plymouth. Friendship 2, Il: Y-Teens 1: Noophytes 4: Hi-Tide 4: Intramurals 1, 2, Il, 4. Rieliarcl Broerinan Dapper Dickie, lanky southpaw, is known throughout the school for his exceptional athletic abilities. He has also served his Alma Mater as a dependable movie operator. Dlck's cordial man- ner and friendliness make him click with his fel- low students and teachers. Student Council 2: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Varsity R 3, 4: Neophytes 2, 3: Thespians 4: Current Forum 4: Monitors 2, 3: Hall Guard 3, 4: Movie Monitor 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball l, 2, 3. Joseph Black Jose has done a. good job this year keeping the students hopping and stepping to the strains of some platter. His hobby, tinkering with autos, ls a. favorite source of re- laxation. His goal is to seek further book larnln' ln the field of electrical engineering. Other School l, 2: Student Council 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Class Vice-President 4: Neophytes 4: Monitor 3: Hall Guard 3, 4: rack 3, 4. Q 1 bert Bullin t ' , . A rabid 4 - n, wh ts H. eps t ga e c spring B ..':,',, :-l- has ma e admt able recor at ' e iw in cholars in e ra,-currlc iw: '- ' s. His a ress year --. -1 brlinC1e M e ill st y H . and ph slcal e ca , r par- g for A teac g pro slo us keeping up ite family tradn n. to Boys' Council 1, -3 Hi- , 2, ll: Vurf , R :, Neopliytes 2, 3, 4: .urront Forum 4' ' ' n, 45 Hi-Tide 31 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . S 1 l. 2, 3, 4: Class Treasurer 2. Honor Society l, 2, 4: Monitor 2: lIul Robert Bowers Russ is the envy of every senior fellow because of his paramount achievements in all sports. Bob, our only four-letter man, is really a card and an asset to any party. His work as top man ln Student Colmcil has helped to class him as one of our most efficient River- ites. To he an engineer ls his ambition. Student Counvil l, 3, 4 fPres.l: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Varsity R Cl, 4: Keylnen 2: Current Forum 4: National Honor So- 4-iely 1, 2: A Cappella 2. 3, 4: Monitor l, 2, 3: Hall Guard 2, 3, 4: Fnotbnll 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3: Track 1, 2: Class Vive-President l. Carolyn Clapp Since horses are the great love of her life, one can usually find Carolyn fforglve us, pleasel horsing around. Horses even pop up in most of her art work. In winter when the H20 is solid, she also amazes us with her skating ability. Prom early in her freshman year Carolyn has enjoyed all intramural sports. Fi'iemlsl1ip 2, 4l:- Y-Teens 1: Big Sisters 3: Inlramurnh l, 2, 3, 4. Ixenneth Bowles Our boy Kenny really gets around. In spite of his ac- tivity in Hi-Y and Thesplans, he can always find time to figure out al tough algebra problem. He prides him- self on being skilled at skiing and can usually be found at Westwood Country Club when the snow is right. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Noophytes 3: Thespians ll, 4: Monitor 2, JS: Hull Guard 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2. Sue Cowie Chemistry class will miss Sue's Oh, pooh! ut- tered in exasperation over her faulty apparatus. Her uncontrollable laughter has been- amusing and amazing us for years. Sue is another of Rlver's ardent sports fans. College classmates next year will find Sue one of the friendliest and most sincere girls they have ever known. Friendship 2, Il, 4: Y-Teens 1: Big Sisters 3: Loaders 3, -L 1Sec.-Trea.s.lg Dramatic Club lg N+1f'PY1Flf'S 2. 32 Thvsiliuue 3. 4: Current Forum 4: A Capps-lla 4: Monitor fl: Hi I'ide 2, 3: Ing,-n. murals I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play,

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Ei a aaa s w., s. ' 'QU 'MM fgwwf zip A 1 UI . 1 igygghffg 1 53 Mqii3.i,'t1g scifri'i'f1ie.,c22l?fJo'i1 'iiiigswiiiiyhihftisertfffeiiiii Leveryone. lHer in rests are versatile, but she likes sports 'bestq-, Beamlng 'wi friendliness and good will Norma has an aptitude for getting along with people, a trait which .should make her life jvery pleasant. Friendship. 2, Qilfiz Y-Teens 1 CSer-.13 Big Sisters Il, Affiuppella 4,1'L1.U1liil0l' 3g Hi-Tide 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 xlbirjerlet -1. ' Donald Arff Downbeat Don, the mad musician, can really burn the skin off a drum or start a. fire with his sticks. After being graduated, he plans to attend college and work with a band. Even after he has left River this one memory of him will linger on - he really tried to convince Mr. Thomas that Stan Kenton's arrangements can be classified as music! Hi-Y 1, 2. Blai 1' Algie Blair is one of the reg'lar guys. Proof of this is the fact that he was chosen president: of Varsity R in his senior year. He enjoys all sportsg however, his favor- ite ls baseball. His easyegoing manner and fascinating accent are trade-marks of his personality. Other school 13 Vnrsity R 4 fPres.l, Current Forum 4: If'ootnba.ll 3, 4 CMgr.Jg Baseball 2, 3. Beverly Bailey Pert, pretty, popular, that's our Bev. There's nothing she would rather do than go strolling in the rain or skiing in the Allegheny Mountains. Bev's high spirits and spontaneous mirth flow over her classmates like a tidal wave. With her scalpel she plans to carve for herself a. career in medicine. Friendship 2, fl, 4: Y-Teens 15 Big Sisters 2. Zig Drmnntio Club lp Neophytes 2, 3, -ig lynku 3, Key' men 2, Current Forum 43 Cheerleader 3, 43 Intru- murnls 1, 2, 3, 43 A Cappella 2, 3, 43 Senior Play: Thespians 4. M Richard Andrews One of the friendliest fellows in our class, Dick has a. smile and a greeting for everyone. He has been especially active ln A Cappella, speech class, and dramatlcs, having served as vice-president of Thespians this year. Dick's address will probably be a. college frat house for the next four years. Hi-Y 2. 3, 4: Dramatic Club lg Neophytes 23 Thespiuns 2. 8, 4 CVice-P11-s.J: Current Forum 43 A Cappella 2, Il, 43 Monitor 25 Senior Play: National Honor Society 4. is ' 1! E k.A ., Janet Baratko Hailing from Bay, Schmoe, of the big brown eyes and lively humor, quickly won the friendship of Rlverltes, Her abundance of laughs and jokes and her overflow of Personality have endeared her to all of us. A speed demon in basketball, she is known as Killer because of her fast and tricky guarding. Other School 1, 2: Friendship 33 Curr:-nt Forum 4, Hi-Tide 4, Intraniurnls 3, 4. Dorothy Apple Dot possesses more than her share of the qualities that assure a glrl popularity and success. She is an out- standing student, an able organizer, and one of our most likable atoms of energy. Dorothy's an excellent soccer, basketball, and tennis player. One of her most respon- sible tasks was being associate editor of this yearbook. Student Council lg Girls' Uounril 13 Frienmlshill 2, 3, 41 Y-Teens 1: Load:-1-s Il, 4 CPoint Clxnirnmnli Drnnmtio Club 1Pres,3 1: Noophytes 2, 3, 43 Current Forum 4: A Cnppella 2, Il, 4, Monitor l, 25 Rive-rlet 4 fl sso into Eclilorlq Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 41 Senior Pl:lyZfNa onul Honor Society l. 2, 45 Thespians 4. fn,- 4 V1 14111-igilwi Bdpz1,Q iff 175905 rf , 5 ,, f d b 1271! t some of yus as fMoose, is al'-45,921 v AQ! ou?0get-to hers b a1 ji pep y gff' ,L o n ture and his 'ty cy o 1,1 a Y HU il of,tunes o the 'His wlyo od f ts ,n fo ll, , Studewrl nd un ss o orga ization ' fup for , - ,A vrg he recordf t er. I, f 1- -1 . vlfninr' ,, 1 fry!! Y rw-:1.s.J, 4 lTre::7yf1 ma' ,, 1- -',-6111. .Y 1 c ..r-sam, 2 Urr Am ll ' 3, 4 -eophy I f 2, 3: 'T' es ans . . A91 , . 4, . ,nt Forum Nano . low' S6 lffi 1. 2 , 45 Monitor jf ZQYHH ll nu L ,, fij6.,llrfx'iY ' ' 1, 2, 3f'4,' . . .'Hl Q Url1iiiji.'I'rnclgA !3:!'1l' ssngli Si ri 1 Pfilsi' I U near 3: P,'r,,yfieWixfj47 ffef ffl! ls? or ... , .1 ni dHF'f'J 4,.fg7P x I rL,f .-af P. 1 . i H .W we f 1 - M Q. E 1 s as L ,

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xl rL,x.fx. xhjv ,A If M .v in , 7' f K if ly-, ' f-. ie .Q i f lu C Q1 lutuapd' Craqwfo vc' 'Ju an sadllan Stu i Uruly an outdoorsman. He finds ea es, engo ent id bowling, fishing, and horseback X rl i.n He elds lcked pairs? brush in art class. mo ' Proof. H gesl ed the co r of this book. As i fo the fu re, ho es Ko cider one of the fields x c engine? g. aj, ftudex 'Coma-' 1, 2: Hi4Y l ', 4: Neuphytes Ii, 43 Kny- mon , 3: l nitor 2, 33 M ie Monitor 1, 2, 8, Foot.- rdlmllrll, 2g I . '1-tbull lg Trac 1, 2, Il, Riverlet 4. J I Thomas Doncyson Tom is a valuable man to have around when it comes to mechanics. Give him a car to dissect and he's perfectly contented for the rest of the week, sometimes longer. He is also a. corporal in the Ohio National Guard, an army man, no less. good Ole Tom plans a career in the field of ra o. Hi-Y Il. Richard Cunningham A versatile young man with varied interests is- Dick. An authority on white mice, rabbits, and hamsters, he has turned his hobby into a. profitable avocatlon. Dick and his camera. are inseparable, photography consuming much of his spare time. I-Ils ambition is to own a big farm some day. We hope you'll be a second Louis Brom- field a few years hence, Dick. Hi-Y l, 2, 3: Neophytes 4: Movie Monitor 3. 43 Hi-Timlc 4g ltivvrlet 4: Photographers' Club 4 1I'res.l, J ane Drumpclnmlln One of the friendliest and most vivaclous girls Ln our class is Jane. With her exuberant good spirits she helps to keep high the morale of her friends. During Jane's senior year she has been pondering over a perplexing problem - just how many times one pair of glasses can be broken or lost. She will continue her schooling at Miami U. next year. Friendship 2, 3: Y-Tv:-ns lg Nr-ophytes 2, Il, Thos- pia s 4 CSf-0.5: Lenders 4: Monitor 1, 2. 33 Intru' :nur sl 1. ZZ, 3, 4. ,, W' C a avlfj , K ' N Maisy ' b M50 xwit e ' f living. She's Nw so of that' en s lg ble entire crowd ' nl inv with g r. She bog an accomplished an s J a 4 xper e s . classmates at H Rive f 1- 1: ' elecuri-terrific c g ov . g . 1 ,. .'tu v Conn Co 'il i1gQSc-0.f'I're:us.J, 33 WL Fri sii -. 4 . ee-ns lzuiig Si. .ers 2, Ii: Keymen . bg HIP itil? 44 Learle'E,5,!3v blnkln urals 1, 2, Il, 4. Lf ' . fwuli , - ' 4 -xlmiir i I Tho if D11119Hi'l'ch, F jf A A 5 A T s tqs thest orty-nine? on the dance . i xgmst fhe finefyulr s exgendg frcarn v o o gn ro' X arga to em van t. orrQ SIIOQSPSS' toixigmll at Bowling Green jhfuieety 5519, Vg stamp. V0 Us no Pillml ic xflfx-h l . Noophptcs .. . spinns V... . .1 lwlcu 41 Ci ri-nt aurum 45 Blblllggxfi. HI- 1 0 QQ, 43 4Jj?':lp1wlwMZ., 3, li liliiiuy I ., ' 1. Q M M01 Jay I5 r n 4,11 e o ' :gg fi ey t ents. ed m 'fs' A 152 s 1 ls 0 ratidn or m dance ea ir ctl , ff rt. c the e s and N 3 ha d el u - ' r . W tu 7 t t 19' f S 1 . Ol 4: r mtic Club 13 eoph, -s 2, juk Mo ' 0 it 3 D is Robert Ecklmrclt A blue streak flying up the highway will prob- ably be Eckle in the family car. Bob's special diversions are driving and swimming with the gang. His hard work as an end on our champion- ship football team will keep hls name in the memory of Riverites for years to come just as his friendliness will retain for him the good will of all his classmates. Student Council Il, Hi-Y l, 23 Varsity R' 3. 43 Noophytes 2, 33 Thvspinns 4: Movie Monitor 2: Fomhnll 1, 3, 3, 41 Basketball l, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, U. senses-2 9535525511