Rowe High School - Viking Saga Yearbook (Lakeville, OH)

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NAME 1. LELAND BAIRD 2. BARBARA BEDETTE 3. THOMAS BEERS 4. THOMAS BENNETT 5. CAROL BEST 6. DONALD BRADEN 7. DONNA BROWN 8. JAMES BUNNELL 9. SHIRLEY COLE 10. ROY DIXON 11. JEAN DOWNING 12. ELLEN ECCLESTON 13. JOAN EDDY 14. EDWARD FIALA 15. FRED FRANK 16. BIRDENA GILBRAITH 17. THOMAS GILMORE 18. ARLENE HANGER 19. HUGH HUBBARD 20. ROBERT KAHLER 21. LEOTA KENNEDY 22. CONNIE LOVELL 23. JEAN MILLER 24. JOAN MILLER 25. IRJA NAPP 26. BETTY LOU PERRY 27. CHARLEEN QUINN 28. GEORGE RICHARDS 29. ROBERT RICHARDSON 30. LEONARD SIMPSON 31. HALLIE TRUAX 32. WILLIAM TURNER 33. CHARLES WADDLE 34. JOY WHEELER 35. ROBERT WHITMAN 36. BARBARA WILLIAMS 37. DONALD WILLIAMS 38. DOLORES WOODWORTH Senior NICKNAME KNOWN FOR “Lee” Wavy hair “Barb” Studiousness “Beersy” Aloofness “Tom” Shyness “Besty” Dark eyes “Don” Walk “Muscles” Blushing “Cutie” Athletic ability “Shirttail” Clever remarks “Pete” Quietness in class “Jeanie” Nice clothes “Ec” Typing stencils “Pudge” Diligence “Ed” Accordian playing “Freddie” Stationwagon “Bugs” Giggle “Gilly” Dimples “Hanger” Boisterousness “Cy” Managing sports “Bob” Lassitude “Honey” Dilatoriness “Coney” Southern accent “Murky” Running around “Bone” Vivaciousness “Muki” Ambition “Letty Bou” Neatness “Bones” Laugh “Scronge” Singing “Bob” Fooling around “Simp” Whistling “Tinker” Slenderness “Bill” Blushing “Chuck” Wisecracks “Yoy” Cheerleading “Whitman” Arguing “Willy” Artistic ability “Don” Smile “Woody” Comical remarks

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I ef; to right: Hugh Hubbard, Tom Bennett, Hallie Truax, Carol Best, Don Williams, Jim Bunnell, Ellen Eccleston, Barbara Williams, Mrs. Kitchen (sponsor), Joy Wheeler, Shirley Cole. Senior Play A hilarious farce comedy, “The Campbells Are Coming was the choice made by the senior class for their play. With hillbilly trimmings the characters illustrated the most effective technique for getting rid of an undesirable suitor. The roles were portrayed by Ellen Eccleston, Grandma Brannigan, who engineers the scheme; her grandson Dick, Tom Bennett, who impersonates the family idiot; her granddaughter, Betty, Shirley Cole, wild and shy as a rabbit, her old flame, Cyrus Scudder, Hugh Hubbard, who poses as Betty’s venerable suitor; and two genuine hillbillies, Catalpa, Barbara Williams, the aspiring servant girl, and her worthless old scamp of a father, Hallie Truax. Other members of the cast included Kaye, Carol Best, chuck-full of culture obtained at an exclusive girls school; Kingston Campbell. Jim Bunnell, the undesirable suitor; his snobbish mother, Mrs. Campbell, Joy Wheeler, who disliked her son marrying a mere commoner; and Jeff. Don Williams, the handsome young doctor who turns cave-man to win Kaye’s heart. The antics of Brannigans’ form a laughing climax that no normal audience is able to resist. The play, under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Kitchen, proved to be a huge success. The receipts of the play were used to purchase a gift for the school from the clas: of 1950. The gift was presented to Mr. Holdson, representing the school, by the senior class president, Don Williams. Commencement night.

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p ’ersonal ities PET PEEVE PASTIME PREDICTION 1. Four flushers Lake Road Top gag man 2. Jazz Pets Globe trotter 3. School Procrastinating Play boy 4. Speaking in public Playing a guitar Farmer 5. Catty people Jim Power’s model 6. School Army Mayor-General 7. Book reports Gadding Clothes designer 8. Hair combing in public Writing letters Newspaper editor 9. Home work Pilot Light Career girl 10. Giggling females Cars Mechanic 11. Clashing colors Claude Adoring wife 12. Childish people Bubble gum Secretary 13. Nosey people “Stu” Neat housewife 14. Short girls Irene Bachelor 15. Loud people Women BIG boss 16. People who tease Dancing “Sassiety gal” 17. Hurrying Loafing Traffic cop 18. Getting up early Boys Olympic champ 19. Sevens Earning money Banker 20. Waltz music Billiards Bachelor 21. Hearing girls swear Clarence Housewife 22. Alarm clocks Bowling Mrs. 23. Bad luck Music Airplane pilot 24. Being a twin Cheerleading Airplane hostess 25. “Butch” hair cut Volley ball Doctor 26. Bossy people Conneaut boys Stenographer 27. Talking on the telephone Chewing gum Secretary 28. Women Sports “Frankie” II 29. Working Sleeping Truant officer 30. Gossips Barbara Gas station owner 31. Silence Fooling around Coach 32. Walking Girls Lonely Hearts Editor 33. Chattering women Eating Medicine man 34. Accidents Planning Shakespearian actress 35. Aggressive women Working Lawyer 36. Term papers Talking Decorator 37. Being “car-less” Margie Big business tycoon 38. Conceited people Sammy Lion tamer