South High School - Southernaire Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1953 volume:

SIHITH HI (ill SCHUUl DEDICATION We, the members of the Senior Classes of June, 1952, and January, 1953, dedicate this Annual to the alumni of South High School who are serving in the Armed Forces of the United States of America. rfnactal Sta Juno, 1952, Annual Committee: Front row, Judith Cimler, Pot Karovich, Carmela Bornino, Rosalie Falcone. Back row, Lawrence Donat, Genevieve Chesko, Apollo Turchi. January, 1953, Annual Committee: Robert Kirsop, Sally Cahur, Marilyn Schmidt, Nick Ratica. UMcifeaC MR. WAYNE G. SMITH One of the chief aims of education at South is the development of character. Walt Whitman says, The greatest city is that which has the greatest man or woman, if it be a few ragged huts, it is still the greatest city of the world. Following right along in thought with this great American poet, let us say that the best school has the finest student body. The quality of the student body is measured by its ability to produce good school citizens. A good school citizen is a good American citizen. Good character traits are the logical results of good citizenship training. Good character promotes honesty and dependability in industry, in business, and in the professions. It builds successful armies and brave leaders. It insures strength and loyalty in the home and in the community. LET CHARACTER THY LIFE PROCLAIM! 4 MISS ALICE HAGAN MR. EARL BOPP Assistant Principal Assistant Principal MR. HERBERT JENKS Class Advisor 5 JUST REMINISCIN' For three years we've all been together And now that it's time to part. There's a little twinge of regret That comes right from the heart. Hearts that have known happiness And yes, they've known tears. But each day brought us something To remember through the years. There were history, English, and math Combined with the clubs we all know; Homework was skipped and classes were cut But the day of reckoning came with woe. Tall and lanky, short and stocky Were the players on our team, A will to win, no fear to fight Was always their main theme. Vacations came with anticipated joy Three months of rest and of play We all returned glad to be back No matter what we might say. Memories will remain with us Of high school days gone by, Of Commencement, the saddest and happiest Day of our lives. 6 By GENIE and JUDY CLASS OF .JUNE 1952 CLASS COLORS: SCARLET AND WHITE CLASS MOTTO: IT IS A ROUGH ROAD THAT LEADS TO THE HEIGHTS OF GREATNESS. 7 Front row, LoVerne Primer, Vice-President; John Russell, President. Bock row, John Rokosky, Boys' Treasurer; Nora Gronat, Secretary; Ann Grivich, Girls' Treasurer; Charles Rogaiski, Sergeant-at-Arms. SOCIAL COMMITTEE JACQUELINE STEPHEN. Chairman BARNEY MENASIAN ROBERT VAVREK JOAN KAYE JACQUELYN KNEREM JOHN RAKOSKY. Ex Officio ANNUAL COMMITTEE APOLLO TURCHI, Chairman ROSALIE FALCONE LARRY DONAT CARMELA BORNINO PAT KAROVICH GENEVIEVE CHESKO JUDITH CIMLER CHARLES ROGALSKI, Ex Officio SENIOR DAY PROGRAM PAT ROGALSKI. Chairman DONALD KLIER ROBERT VALES MARY ANN LOVELL GILBERT AUMON LOUISE ZALESKI ANN GRIVICH, Ex Officio 8 (2£cUnnte t Front row, Jacquelyn Stephen, Social; Mona Rickard, Prom; Raymond Uzell, Commencement; Dorothy Shefski, Senior Day Dinner; Patricia Rogalski, Senior Day Program; Apollo Turchi, Annual. PROM COMMITTEE MONA RICKARD, Chairman RICHARD GILLESPIE DOLORES MALICKI GILBERT MYERS JEAN ROGEL NORA GRANAT, Ex Officio COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE RAYMOND UZELL, Chairman CHARLES SCHODOWSKI CAROL PAWLAK ARLENE RUTKOWSKI DONALD ZAK LAVERNE PRIMER, Ex Officio SENIOR DAY DINNER DOROTHY SHEFSKI. Chairman TOM MOWCHAN ROSE WASKI PAT SERAS RAYMOND CIESLINSKI JOHN RUSSELL, Ex Officio 9 CAROL AMTSBERG 3159 East 65� h Street Jinx Junior Red Cross. lOVEUA M ANDERSON 5301 Barkwitl Avenue Sue- Junior Red Cross, Bowling Club GILBERT AUMON 5039 Borkwill A Oil Student Council; Notional Honor Society; lotin Club; Hi-Y; Joy Vee Football; Joy Vee Basketball; Versify Football; Vorsity Bosketboll; Senior Doy Committee. ELEANOR BACZKOWSKI 3580 Eost 54th Street Elite A Coppello Choir, Operetto OBIE BAGDASARIAN 6727 Pork Avenue Bogsy Movie Opcrotor; Hi-Y; Joy Vee Foot-boll; Vorsity Football; Joy Vee Basketball, RICHARD BALCER 3649 Eost 53rd Street Beeps Hi-Y; Joy Vee Foolbotl; Vorsity Football. THERESE BANASZAK 7201 Worley Avenue Terry MARY THEREASE BARAN 3235 East 48th Street Queenie BETTE ANNE BARNES 5940 Cable Avenue Garfield Park Kid- Student Council; Junior Red Cross; librory Assistants. JOAN BARTHOLOMEW 3453 East 72nd Street Dodie Usher Club; Bosketboll, Swimming SHIRLEY BATE 4282 Eost 96th Street Shirt National Honor Society; Girls' Volleyball; Swimming,- Bosketboll, Cap loin; Office Worker. ROY BEDNARSKI 6S1S Gertrude Avenue Roy National Honor Society. 10 SUSAN BENDER 2954 Solon Street Sutie Q Y Teen Club. Girl ' Intromurols GERALDINE BUCINSKI 6119 Lansing Avenue Gerrie Y-Teen Club; A Cappello Choir; Operetta ; future Teochcr of Amer ico; Lotin Club; Junior Council on Wortd Affair ; library A i tonf� . AGNES BIELEN 5771 Portage Avenue Aggie- Girl ' Intramural LILLIAN M BOJANOWSKI S603 Hege Avenue lee Y-Teen Club; Operetto. Junior Red Croit; Girl ' Intromural RICHARD BZOAFKA 6604 lonting Avenue Beeiee Movie Operotor; Joy Vee football, Monoger. Vortity Football, Mon-oger, LYNN CARNES 8511 Jeffrie Avenue CARMELA BORNINO 9119 Horvord Avenue Cormie Student Council; Girl ' Gym leader ; Y-Teen Club. Band; A Cappello Choir; Operetta; Bookshop; Beacon Staff; Girl ' Intramural ; Swimming; Booster ; Annual Committee. HOWARD BREWER 3695 East 76th Street Howie Movie Operotor ; Germon Club. DOLORES BRZEZINSKI 4100 Trumbull Avenue Pani Girl ' Gym leoders; Y-Tcen Club. A Cappello Choir; Operetto ; Girl ’ Intramural . YVONNE CARNES 8101 Grand Division Avenue Bonnie Y-Teen Club; Operetta ; Bookshop; Jomboree. Stagecraft, Girl ' Intro-muralt. GENEVIEVE CHESKO 7801 Dorver Avenue Genie National Honor Society; Y-Teen Club; Future Teacher of Americo. Junior Council on World Affoi r� ; Girl ' Intromurols; Annual Com mitlee EDWARD CHRISTY 7819 Jeffries Avenue Chris Boy ' Gym leader ; Movie Operator; Holl Guards; Operetta ; Germon Club; Hi-Y 11 RAYMOND CIESUNSKI 39B6 Eost 74th Street Chop Senior Doy Dinner Committee JUDITH CIMIER 8517 Rosewood Avenue Judy Student Council; Notionol Honor Society; Y-Teen, President; Operetto ; Future Teacher of Americo, Vice President; Junior Council on World Affairs, President, Bcocon Stoff; Annual Committee NANCY COIECCHIO 7614 New York Avenue Clotchka Y Teen Club; Junior Rod Cross JOAN CONNEll 9719 ProM Avenue Jo Usher Club; Operetto ; Bookshop. MARY ANN DeCARLO 9419 Cassius Avenue Dago A Coppello Choir; Operetto ; Jam boree. LAWRENCE DONAT 3452 East 69th Street Larry Student Council; Notionol Honor Society; Band; Orchestra; Operettas; Bond Concerts; Latin Club; Jamboree; Hi-Y; Annual Committee. MARY LOUISE ELLIOTT 9342 Harvard Avenue More OLIVE KAY EVANS 7523 Ottawa Road Koy Student Council; Y-Teen Club; Usher Club; A Coppello Choir,- Operettas; Jamborcc; Girls' Intramural ; Swimming,- Volleyball. ROSALIE FALCONE 7612 Rosewood Avenue Ro Girls' Gym leodcrs; Y-Tcen Club; Usher Club; Majorette Club; Bookshop; Jamboree; Operettas; A Cap-polio Choir; Boosters Club; Girls' Intromurols; National Honor Society; Annuol Committee. JEAN MARIE FEODOR 3106 East 65th Street Jeannie A Coppello Choir; Operettas; Future Tcochert of America; Junior Red Cross. Treasurer; Bookshop; Jamboree; Bowling Club; Volley-ball; Sales Tax Representative. BERNADETTE GESINSKY 9407 Cassius Avenue Bernee Operettas; Junior Red Cross; Girls' Intromurols RICHARD GILLESPIE 8401 Grond Division Avenue Dick Boys' Gym leaders; Hall Guards; Jamborec,- A Coppello Choir; Operettas; Hi-Y; Joy Vee Football; Varsity Football; Prom Committee. 12 NORA GRANAT 7819 Jeffrie A Nor Student Council, Vice Pretident, No-tionol Honor Society; Girl ' Gym leoder ; Uther Club. Secretory; A Coppello Choir; Operetta ; Book- hop; Jamboree; Beocon Sloff. Senior Clot Secretory RAYMOND GRDEN 3554 Eatt 81� t Street Ray lotin Club, Bate boll; Joy Vee Football; Vartity Football RITA GRISWOLD 6301 Gertrude Avenue Y-Teen Club; Uther Club; Junior Red Crot ANN GRIVICH 3465 Eo t 52nd Street Griv Student Council; Uther Club, Preti dent; Operetta ; Bookthop; Senior Clot Girl ' Treoturer; Notionol Honor Society RAYMOND GRUSZEWSKI 3852 Eatt S7th Street Squire Boy ' Gym Leader ; Movie Operotor. Operettot; Stogecroft. Joy Vee Foot boll. Joy Vee Botketboll. Vortity Botketboll, STANLEY GRYC 6202 Butler A Stan MELVIN HACH 3452 Eatl 71 � t Street frog HAROLD HAUGHT 4352 Martin Avenue Bruth Bond. Orchettro; Bond Concert CHESTER HEMEl 3601 Eat! 72nd Street ROBERT HOPKINS 4623 Pearte Avenue Happy Student Council; Holl Guard ; Junto' Council on World Affair ; Beocon Stoff. Spring Ploy GEORGE HRUBY 4419 Perilling Avenue Ruby- Movie Operotor; Auditorium Movie . Head Movie Operotor. JOAN HRYWNIAK 3703 Ea� t 76th Street Joonie 13 German Club; Jomboree. Y-Teen Club; Junior Red Croti; Bowling Club. NANCY HUXTABIE 10007 Gaylord Av«nu� RICHARD JANCEWICZ 3597 East 72nd Street Rich Boys' Gym leaders DOROTHY ANN JASINSKI 5816 Gertrude Avenue Dotty Satkniboll,- Volleyball. ERNEST KAlllS 8101 Grand Oivision Avenue Ernie Movie Operator; Junior Red Cross; German Club; Hi-V. JOSEPHINE J. KAMINSKI 3967 Eost 54th Street Jo Y-Teen Club; band; Girlt' Intro, muroli, Basketball; bowling Club PATRICIA KAROVICH 7214 Bessemer Avenue Spindle Student Council; Girl ' Gym lead ert; Y Teen Club; Bookshop; Girl ' Intramural . Botketball; A n n u o I Committee. CLYDE JEROUSEK 8008 Force Avenue Bennie A Cappello Choir; Hi-Y. DOROTHY KASPROWICZ 7605 Spafford Road Ko� per Bookshop PAULINE JONES 4057 Eatt 93rd Street Poul Y-Teen Club; Junior Red Cross; Heolth Service Aide. Girls' Intro-murals. Boiketboll, VoUeyboll MILO KAUFMANN 3400 East 66th Street Student Council; National Honor Society; Future Teacher of America; Latin Club; Junior Council on World Affair . THERESA KACZMAREK 4004 East 74th Street Terry Heolth Service Aide; Jomboree; Spring Ploy. JOAN KAYE 3530 Eatt 104th Street Spike- Student Council; Girls' Gym leader ; Usher Club; Y-Teen Club; Oper-ettos; German Club; Girls’ Infra-murols, Basketboll, VoUeyboll, Swimming; Social Committee. 14 JOSEPH KAWCZYNSKI 3772 Eoit 71� t Street Joe'1 Junior Council on World Affairs EUGENE KEKEIIS 6206 Hoimer Avenue Gene MARY KERR 9006 Macomb Avenue Kay Jamboree; Bowling Club. OONAID KlIER 3435 East 76th Street Don Student Council; Hi-Y. President; Senior Doy Committee; National Honor Society. ALBERT KOBAK 5515 Mound Avenue Aly JACQUELYN KNEREM 3439 East 70th Street Joke Y-Teen Club. Operettas; Future Teachers of America; Bookshop; Jamboree; Beacon Staff; Girls' In Iramurols, Volleyball; Spring Play; Bowling Club; Social Committee. WAITER KOCAR 5626 Drake Avenue Kosar Acodo Hi-Y DOROTHY KOLAKOWSKI 7115 Fullerton Avenue Kola Y-Teen Club; Band, Opercttos; Girls' Intromurols. Volleyball PATRICIA KOPROWSKI 6816 Gertrude Avenue Pit A Coppello Choir; Operettos; Auditorium Movies. LUCILLE KRUSZYNSKI 3516 East 72nd Street Lou Student Council; Operettas; Junior Red Cross; Health Service Aide. Girls' Intromurols, Boskelball; Bowl ing Club. ARLENE KUZAK 6411 Fleet Avenue Ar Y-Teen Club; A Coppello Choir; Operettos; Latin Club; Junior Red Cross; Bookshop; Jamboree; Girls' Intromurols, Volleyball. Heod Ma jorette. ROBERT KWASCHNOWITZ 3578 East 61st Street Bob- Sales Ta Stomp Club. 15 CAROL LASH 4057 East 93rd SitMl Care Y-Teen Club; Junior Red Cron, Health Service Aide; Girls' Intro murals. VALENTINE LAVENSKY 7004 Kotimier Avenu ••levii Kid Operettos; Beocon StoR LARRY LAWRENCE 6803 Harvard Avenue Butch JOHN PAUL LESNIAK 3609 East 75� h Street Peonuts Acodo Hi-Y, Treasurer; Boseball; Joy Vee Basketball; Vorsity Bosket-ball CAROLYN LES2KA 3536 Eost 78th Street Giggles Usher Club; Operettos; Heolth Service Aide; Girls' Intramurols, Volleyball. GLENN LIDDICOAT 9337 Pratt Avenue Joy Vee Football (ft (ft 16 MARY ANN LOVELL 4149 East 94th Street Mol Student Council; A CoppeHo Choir; Operettos; Future Teachers of America; lotin Club; Health Service Aide; Girls' Intromurols, Basketball; Senior Ooy Program. FELICIA LUGINA 7714 Dercum Road Flesh Y-Teen Club; Operettos; Girls' In-tramurols. Volleyball, Basketball. DOLORES MALICKI 3655 East 63rd Street Dally'' Y-Teen Club, Correspondence Secretary, Usher Club; Junior Red Cross; Operettas; Booster's Club; Prom Committee. RONALD MANISTA 4104 East 56th Street Minnie Student Council, Junior Red Cross; Hi-Y; Joy Vee Football; Varsity Foa'boll BERNA0INE MARAS 4116 East 57th Street Rusty Operetto. BARNEY MENASIAN 4069 East 76th Street Barney Movie Operotor; Hall Guards; Junior Red Crass; Stagecraft; Hi-Y. President; Joy Vee Football; Vor-sity Football; Senior Sociol Committee. JEAN MIKUIA 3610 East 76th Street Jeannie Usher Club; Open Houve Progrom ANN MORINO 9349 Gaylord Avenue Annie Heolth Service Aide; Girls' Intro-murals, Bosketball. THOMAS MOWCHAN 7331 Oeveny Avenue Tom Senior Doy Dinner Committee. FAY MURRAY 3810 Eait 71� t Street Girts' Intromurolt. CAROL PAWLAK 3899 East 71 1 Street Y-Teen Club; Uther Club; A Cop-pello Choir; Operettos, Library Assistants; Booster's Club; Commencement Committee. PATRICIA PAZDERSKI 6933 War Avenue Pot Student Council; Y-Teen Club; A Cappella Choir; Operettas; Jamboree; Girls' Intromurolt. 8ARBARA PELTZ 8S03 Vineyard Avenue Bobbie Y-Teen Club; Band; Orchestra. A Cappcllo Choir; Operettas; Future Teochers of America; Junior Red Cross; Germon Club, Secretary; Junior Council on World Affoirt; Jamboree; Beacon Staff; Bowling Club; Dromotics; To Stomp Club. RICHARD PETERSON 7534 Broadway Avenue Petie Operettos; Acodo Hi-Y; Joy Vee football; Vorsity Football. GILBERT MYERS 9700 Rosewood Avenue Gibby Student Council. President; German Club; Jamboree; Hi-Y. President. Secretory; Radio Operators; Prom Committee. GLORIA NOVAK 4108 Broadway Avenue ARLINE D. PHILLIPS 3630 East 80th Street Phil Stogecroft. Booster's Club. CATHERINE PIWINSKI 3734 East 63rd Street Kay Y-Teen. Usher Club, Operettos, Junior Red Cross, Heolth Service Aides. To Stomps. 17 RITA POBEGA 4104 Eott 9l� t Street Y-Teen Club; A Cappello Choir,-Operetta ; Girl ' Intramural , Volleyball, Botketboll DAVID POPIEISKI 6212 Kenyon Avenue Pope DOLORES PRIEBE 4108 £o� t 91� l Street Preb Y-Tecn Club; Health Service Aide. Operetta ; Girl ' Intromurali. Baiket ball. Bowling Club. LA VERNE PRIMER 6624 Fleet Avenue Vernie National Honor Society; Y-Teen Club. Uther Club. A Coppello Choir; Operetta . Junior Red Cro � ; librory A� � i tont� ; Bootter' Club; Senior Clot , Vice Pretident GRACE PROCTOR 9401 Harvard Avenue Small Fry ROBERTA PRYMAS 4006 Eo t 52nd Street Bobbie DONALD PUBAl 3674 Eo t 50th Street Don JOHN RAKOSKY 5889 Cable Avenue Weak Back Jamboree; Hi-Y; Jay Vee Football, Senior Clot , Boy ' Treoiurer; Social Committee. Advitor MARJORIE REARDON 9316 Gaylord Avenue little One MONA RICKARD 8600 Tioga Avenue Moe Student Council. Y-Teen Club; Uther Club; Bond; A Cappello Choir; Opc'etto ; Health Service Aide. Bookthop. Mgr.; Jamboree; Girl ' Intramural , Botketboll, Volleyball; Bowling Club; Bootter' Club; Prom Committee. Chairman. THOMAS RICKARD 8600 Tioga Avenue Chunk Hall Guard ; A Coppello Choir; Operetta ; Junior Red Crot ; Jom bo roe; Hi-Y, Pretident, Vice Preti-dent; Joy Vee Football; Vortity Football. BARBARA RIZSAK 3032 Nur«ery Street Barbie 18 Operetta Student Council; Uther Club; Oper etto . Jamboree; Bootter' Club. CHARLES ROGALSKI 3932 Eat! 41st Street Ruggles Hall Guardt; Notional Honor So ciety; Senior Clots, Sergeont ot Arms; Joy Vee Football. Vortity Football, PATRICIA ROGALSKI 393S East 67th Street Pat National Honor So ie!y; Usher Club. Girls' Intromurals; Senior Doy Committee. Choirmon. ROBERT ROGALSKI 3935 East 67th Street Bob JEAN ROGEL 4269 Warner Rood Girls' Gym leaders; Usher Club; Operettas; Junior Red Cross; Health Service Aide; Prom Committee. ARLENE RUTKOWSKI 6308 Harvard Avenue R Student Council; Girls' Gym Leoders. Y-Teen Club; Bond; A CappeNa Choir; Operettas; Jamboree; Beacon Staff; Girls' Intramurolt. Basketball. Volleyball; Bowling Club; Booster's Club; Commencement Committee. CHARLES SCHODOWSKI 7506 Indiana Avenue Chuck Hall Guards; Band; German Club; Commencement Committee. PATRICIA SERAS 3708 Hamlet Avenue Pot Opercttot; Girls' Intramural); To Stomp Club; Booster's Club. Treasurer; Senior Day Committee DOROTHY SHEFSKI 7405 Horvard Avenue Dot Opereltot; Booster's Club; Senior Doy Dinner Committee. Choirmon RAYMOND ROGINSKI 3922 East 66lh Street Jocko Movie Operotor; Bond; Junior Red Cross. JOHN I. RUSSELL 3905 Eott 42nd Street Russ Student Council; Holl Guards. Band; Orchottro; Bond Concerts; Germon Club; Baseball; Jay Vee Basketball; Varsity Bosketboll; Senior Clast, President. JOSEPH SHUTTY 5900 Cable Avenue Joe Boys' Gym Leoders; Stogecroft. Hi-Y; Jay Vee Football; Varsity Footboll. RICHARD SIKORSKI 7214 Indiana Avenue Cy. A Cappello Choir; Jamboree; Hi-Y, Vice President; Rodio Operotor. 19 PATRICIA SIADEWSKI 6802 Hosmer Avenue Frenehie Y-Teen Club: Band; Orehcstro; Bond Concerts. Operettos; Future Teachers of Americo. Secretory; Junior Red Cross; Junior Council on World Affairs, Secrotory; library Assistants; Beocon Stoff: Girls' Intramurols, Volleyball. MARIE SPISAK 3601 East 76th Street Spiz Auditorium Movies. ANNA STAITARI 4026 East 89th Street Annie Y-Teen Club; A Coppello Choir; Operettos; Junior Red Cross; Health Service Aide: Girls' Intramurols. 8asketball. Volleyboll. EVEIYN STAWICKI 7812 Spofford Rood Evie Y-Teen Club; Operettas; Health Service Aide; Beocon Stoff; Girls' Intramurols, Basketball, Volleyball; Bowling Club. JOHN STOKAR 4709 Lester Avenue Big John Boys' Gym leader. EVEIYN STUCZYNSKI 7716 Marble Avenue Red- Operettas. library Assistants; Jom boree. FRANK J. SWANEK 3428 East 52nd Street Swomee IEROY THOMPSON 3900 East 54th Street lee Boys’ Gym leaders; Decathlon. MARIE STEFAN 4073 Eost 91$l Street Marie Y-Teen Club; Girls' Intramurols. DOROTHY TOMAZIN 8903 Connecticut Avenue Tommy Y-Teen Club; Mojorette Club; A Coppello Choir; Operettos; Bookshop; Jomborec; Booster's Club. ■ JACQUELYN STEPHEN 3222 East 57th Street Jackie A Coppello Choir; Operettas: 5o-ciol Committee, Chairman. APOllO TURCHI 8901 Grand Division Avenue Turth Student Council; Notionol Honor Society; A Coppello Choir; Operettos; Junior Council on World Affairs; Jamboree; Hi-Y; Spring Play; Annual Committee. Choirmon. 20 RAYMOND J. UZEIL 5766 Portage Avenue Roy Bond; Orchastro; Bond Concerts; Garmon Club; Jomboraa; Boseboll; Commencement Committee, Choir-mon. ROBERT L VALES 4072 Eost 74th Street Studant Council; Notionol Honor So ciafy; Future Teachers of Americo. Garmon Club; Junior Council on World Affairs; To Stamp Club. President; Senior Doy Progrom Com-mittea. ROBERT CHARLES VAVREK 6105 Butler Avenue Vov Auditorium Movies; Social Committee. BARBARA VIKOWSKI 7308 Ivy Avenue Bob. Y-Teen Club; Operettas; Girls' In-tramurols. Volleyball. Bosketboll; Bowling Club. ROSEMARIE WASKI 7044 Morgan Avenue Operettos; Boosters Club; Senior Doy Dinner Committee ARLENE WATERS 5700 Fleet Avenue Polio Y-Teen Club; Bond. Operettos. RALPH WEGLOWSKI 3119 East 68th Street Wiggle. WILLIAM B. WERTZ 8003 Rosewood A BUI Student Council; A Coppello Choir; Operettos; Germon Club; Jomboree. Hi Y. Baseball. Varsity Bosketball. FRANK VONDRAK 3393 Regent Avenue JEROME WIECZOREK 4067 Eost 68th Street Jerry Bond; Orchesfro; Bond Concerts; Jomboree; Bateboll; Joy Vee Foot-boll; Varsity Football. PETER WALCHANOWICZ 4086 East 66th Street Mad Russian Movie Operotor; A Coppello Choir; Jomboree; Joy Vee Football. A Coppello Choir; Operettas; Jomboree; Baseball; Joy Vee Football; Varsity Football; Joy Vee Bosketboll. MARY C. WIRASZKA 3627 Eost SSth Street Hep Y-Teen Club; Usher Club; A Coppello Choir; Operettos; Booster's Club, 21 DOLORES M j. WISNIEWSKI 5915 Hoimei Avenue Sunihm Bond; Bond Concert ; Future Teoch er� of Americo; Junior Red Crott: Junior Council on World Afloirt; Health Service Aide; Girl ' Intro-mural . DORIS WOJCIECHOWSKI 7809 Spofford Road Dor Y Teen Club; Operettot; Girl ’ In-tromural . WAITER WOZNICKI 7215 Doveny Avenue Ju Ju Operetto . RAYMOND ZABUKOVEC 7731 Union Avenue Zobak Boy ' Gym leader ; Band; A Cop pello Cho r; Operettot; Stogecroft; Hi-Y; Joy Vee Football; Vortity Footboll JOHN H ZADZIEIKA 3674 Eatt 57th Street Zeke Hi-Y. Acodo. Vortity Footboll. DONALD ZAK 5073 Per hing Avenue Boy Gym leader ; Holl Guordt; Latin Club; Hi-Y; Joy Vee Footboll; Voriity Football; Commencement Committee LOUISE ZALESKI 6800 Forman Avenue low Student Council, Secretary; Girl ' Gym Leader ; Y-Teen Club; Operetta ; Girlt' Intromurolt; Senior Doy Committee. HELEN ZALEWSKI 6801 Temple Avenue Operetto . BARBARA ZANIEWSKI 9508 Nelton Avenue Borb ANNE CONSTANCE ZANOWICZ 3569 Eo� t 76th Street Zonnie Operettot. Junior Red Crott. EDWARD ZASTAWNY 6606 Ovington Avenue Smokey A Coppelta Choir,- Operetta ; Hi-Y; Bateboll; Joy Vee Football; Vortity football; Joy Vee Botketboll; Decathlon. ANTHONY ZOROJEWSKI 7603 Worley Avenue Tony 8oy ' Gym leader ; Boteball. 22 DANIEL ZEHNAL 4922 DollofF Rood Zeke Student Council. Treasurer, Honorory Treasurer; Notional Honor Society; Future TeocKers of Americo; lotin Club; Footboll Manoger; Baseboll Manager; Joy Vee Basketball; Varsity Bosketboll. VIRGINIA ZIOIICKY 3649 lost S4rh Street 2i k Operettas. JOHN JAMES 3®3’ Eo., Johnny” 53rd J C°PP«lla bore . Choir; Jo„. CAMERA SHY JOSE,,H KUHEL °,S M„rbl.' 'Poppy.. JR. AV «« °Pototor; 0per t10� . DOLORES TEGRO 3718 Coot 71 Slrool ‘‘Ooie Girl intro 'wrol . 23 IVrsoiiiilif i«ks Carol Amstberg...... Lovella Anderson Gilbert Aumon ...... Eleanore Baczkowski. Obie Bagdasarian.... Theresa Banoszak.... Richard Balcer...... Mary Baran.......... Betty Barnes........ Joan Bartholomew.... Shirley Bate........ Roy Bednarski....... Susan Bender........ Agnes Bielen........ Lillian Bojanowski.. Carmela Bornino . . Howard Brewer....... Dolores Brzezinski.... Geraldine Bucinski.... Richard Bzdafka..... Lynn Carnes......... Yvonne Carnes....... Genevieve Chesko... Edward Christy...... Raymond Cieslinski__ Judy Cimler......... Nancy Colecchio..... Joan Connell........ Mary DeCarlo........ Lawrence Donat...... Mary Louise Elliott..,. Kay Evans........... Rosalie Falcone..... Jean Feddor......... Bernadette Gesinsky., Richard Gillespie... Nora Granaf......... Ray Grden........... Rita Griswold....... Ann Grivich......... Raymond Gruszewski Stanley Gryc........ Melvin Hach......... Harold Haught....... Chester Heme!....... Robert Hopkins...... George Hruby ....... Joan Hrywniak....... Nancy Huxtable...... John James.......... Richard Jancewicz .. .............Quiet but swell ......Sparkling friendship ...........Friendly senior ..........Loquacious senior ...............Hot-rodder ...........Mischievous Miss ..............Lady killer ....Wally's engaged Miss ......No relation to Pop ............The blond ie ..............Dainty senior ...........Scholarly senior .................Swell girl ........Silly but congenial .................Brave soul .............Small but mighty Drives a great big Chrysler .................Our Pani ...................Worry-bird .............Able manager ..............The red flame ............A Bonney lass ........Co-operative senior ..........Our Atlantic man ..........Intelligent senior .... .. Future Pearl S. Buck ...............Patti Page II ...............Engaged Miss .......................Lively ..............The hungry one ...............Likes Latin ................Cute haircut .............Cute little doll ..............Tax Stamp kid ..........The poodle-cut-girl ......Our football center ...............Ready smile ...........The Bunny (?) ............Capable artist ......Girls' money-snatcher .................The Squire ...............Quiet but nice ................Nice dresser ......Gene Krupa himself ...........Our boy Dexter .............Hops around ......As bright as a H ruby ..................Cute face .............Beautiful eyes ............Handsome singer ...........Scooter's friend Dorothy Jasinski...............................................A good rug-cutter (dancer) Clyde Jerousek..................................................................Tennessee himself Pauline Jones......................................................................Boston Blackie Theresa Kaczmarek.........................................Friendly dispensary assistant Ernest Kallis...........................................................Earnest fellow Josephine Kaminski........................................................Talented artist Pat Karovich.........................................................................Good Guard Dorothy Kasprowicz.................................At a glance another Shelley Winters Milo Kaufmann......................................................................Little Einstein Joseph Kawczynski................................................................Studious Joan Kaye............................................................Sweet and lovely Eugene Kekelis.......................................................Brush - haircut kid Mary Kerr............................................................Small bombshell Donald Klier...............................................................Hi-Y leader Jacquelyn Knerem...............................................................Glamourous Albert Kobak.....................................................................Good Joe Walter Kocar......................................................Nice to have around Dorothey Kolakowski........................................................Nice figure Pat Koprowski.....................................................Bookkeeping menace Lucille Kruszynski...............................................................Friendly girl Joseph Kuhel....................................................One blonde out of 100 Arlene Kuzak........................................................... Cute majorette Robert Kwaschnowitz....................................................... Nice fellow Carol Lash................................................................Sharp chick Valentine Lavensky................................................February 14 his day Larry Lawrence...................................................................Southern gent Carol Ann Leszka..................................................................Giggles John Lesniak....................................................Varsity basketball player Glenn Liddicoat................................................................Carrot-top Mary Ann Lovell............................................................A lovable girl Felicia Lugina.................................................................Happy-time girl Dolores Malicki............................................................Miss Y - Teen Ronald Manista...........................................................Always friendly Bernadine Mares ................................................................... Inky Barney Menasian.............................................................The menace Jean Mikulo.......................................................The cooking wonder Ann Morino...........................................No relation to the furniture people Tom Mowchan.................................................................The brain Fay Murray........................................................A telephone operator Gilbert Myers.............................................................. Bad Daddy Gloria Novak.....................................................First class football fan Carol Pawlak......................................................Able library assistant Patricia Pazderski........................................................Rates with all Barbara Peltz...................................................Piano player among us Richard Peterson..............................................................Lou's Pal Arlene Phillips.......................................................................The Artist Rita Pobega.......................................................... Al ls well with her David Popielski.....................................................................Swell Guy Dolores Priebe.......................................................Homeroom artist LaVerne Primer..................................................Capable vice-president Grace Proctor........................................................Small but steady Roberta Prymas.......................................................Always inquisitive Donald Pubal............................................................... Happy one John Rakosky.........................................................Boys' money man Marjorie Reardon.....................................................Cough drop gal Mona Rickard Tom Rickard.. Barbara Rizsak........ Charles Rogalski....... Patricia Rogalski..... Robert Rogalski....... Jean Rogel............ Ray Roginski.......... John Russell.......... Arlene Rutkowski...... Charles Schodowski .. Patricia Seras........ Dorothy Shefski....... Joe Shutty............ Richard Sikorski...... Pat Sladewski......... Marie Spisak.......... Ann Staltari.......... Evelyn Stawicki...... Marie Stefan.......... Jacqueline Stephen . John Stokar........... Evelyn Stuczynski..... Frank Swanek.......... Dolores Tegro......... Leroy Thompson....... Dorothy Tomazin...... Apollo Turchi........ Raymond Uzell........ Robert Vales......... Robert Vavrek........ Barbara Vikowski..... Frank Vondrak........ Peter Walchanowicz... Rose Marie Waski..... Arlene Waters........ Ralph Weglowski...... William Wertz ....... Jerome Wieczorek..... Mary Wiraszka........ Dolores Wisniewski.... Doris Wojciechowski.. Walter Woznicki...... Raymond Zabukovec John Zadzielka...... Donald Zak.......... Louise Zaleski...... Helen Zalewski...... Ed Zostawny......... Barbara Zaniewski.... Ann Zanowicz......... Anthony Zdrojewski.. Daniel Zehnal....... Virginia Zidlicky.... .Capable bookshop manager ...............Healthy looking ...............Algebra whiz ...........The football player .................Smart chick ...............Careful driver ..................Cute smile ...................... Friendly ............Popular president ................... R blonde .. Drives a yellow convertible .............Shorthand whiz ..............Friendly smile ......Small but great athlete ......Hank's his second home ......Good Beacon reporter ..........Shorthand prankster ..................Full of pep ..Close to school—always late ..............Gracious senior ..................Cute cashier ..Drinks-are-on-the-house man ............Red-headed senior .......Friendly photographer ......The quiet friendly type ...........Our Decathlon man ..Cute majorette with THE legs ........... .Mythical sun God ..............Harry James II ............First-class scholar ......Noon-day-movie man ......Absent sheet is her job ...........James Lee's buddy ....................Happy guy ..............Sweet as a rose ..............Life of the party ...................... Wiggles .......................Cheerful .......................Casanova ...... A nice girl of few words .......................Sunshine .............Always laughing ....................Great lover ...........Great saxophonist ...................Nice build ...................Reedy joker ...............Nice tall blond .............Silent seamstress ....................... Smokey ..................Polite senior ...........Small one among us ..............Niebes's buddy ..................Mathematician ...................Red Robin girl ffiaat IflUl attJi © rata input The Class of June, 1952 happily bequeath the following io all lowly underclassmen ond unfortunate teachers: Miss Holiday is left to all future dressmakers by BERNADINE MARES and BARBARA ZANIEWSKI. RAY CIESLAK leaves the privilege of going over to Hank's any time of day. He-man, MILO KAUFMANN, leaves his muscles to some deserving student CAROL AMTSBERG bequeaths all of her old shorthand books and notes to any future secretary. ROBERT KWASCHNOWITZ just leaves. RICH BZDAFKA leaves all the smiles that he wiped off his face at South to another unsuspecting pupil. Mr. Kraft is left 75 t for a haircut by RAY GRDEN ELEANORE BACZKOWSKI leaves her strained ears to all future lOB's when they fry to hear Mrs. Hedburg talk. His silent partnership in Henry's is left to some other villain by ROBERT HOPKINS. THERESA BANASZAK leaves all her blue slip; to future troublemakers. JOE KAWCZYNSKI leaves his ability to ad-lib in Modern Problems. All the cute boys that ore left are willed to JOAN BARTHOLOMEW'S sisters, Morgie and Kay. THOMAS MOWCHAN bequeaths his luncheon seot ond chess championship to Frank Jerky. Mr. Lander's future 1 OB classes are left all the history work sheets with the answers by SUSAN BENDER. TOM RICKARD leaves Hank's to any other idiot who wants to go there while playing football. A locker is left by ROBERT ROGALSK! to some lucky flat. For all blind girls, BETTY BARNES leaves South's gorgeous boys. CHARLES SCHODOWSKI wills his trumpet which he used to fake with to some other deserving faker in the Band. MARY BARAN leaves her favorite teacher. Miss Holiday, all her yellow absence slips. Footprints on the ceiling ore left by SHIRLEY BATE. A seot in Mr. Shriver's room is left by AGNES BIELEN for PATTY BEAL. RAY ZABUKOVEC leaves a nice quiet fie for Mr. Koehn. Bowling ball No. 13 is left at Harry's by LILLIAN BOJANOWSKI for any future bowlers. DOLORES BRZEZINSKI bequeaths the opportun ty of blowing-up the school to any oncoming daredevil. Mr. “Papa Eridon is left a new homeroom by PETE WALCHANOWICZ Squeaks of his oboe are left by FRANK VONDRAK to future musicians. GERALDINE BUCINSKI can't afford to leave onything. JOAN CONNELL leaves her memories of all our handsome boys—1947 The glory and grandeur of South and his homeroom are left by ROBERT VALES. DONALD ZAK leaves Hank's A. C. to all future athletes. Mark ed desks are left by GENEVIEVE CHESKO. YVONNE CARNES has nothing to leave as Harry is gone. 27 A movie seat is willed to all flicker-fans by LEROY THOMPSON. To any millionaire JOHN STOKAR leaves his unpaid bill in Mr. Bechtold's room. NANCY COLECCHIO leaves a loudspeaker for the library. AH poems that JUDY CIMLER has tucked between the pages of her books ore left to future lOB's. CHARLES ROGALSKI leaves the task of making all English classes outlowed to more aggressive students. DAN ZEHNAL leaves the equipment room to future South High managers. As another present for Mr Lander, MARY DeCARLO leaves her history answers. For the brover souls of South, OLIVE KAY EVANS leaves the driving car. DONALD PUBAL leaves his T square to Mr. Keehn's future clcsses. TONY ZDROJEWSKI leaves all his history answers to a certain female flat. Bill Swansinger is willed Mr. Lee's homeroom by RICHARD PETERSON. Thoughts of Miss Frischknet and her fruitcakes are left by MARY LOUISE ELLIOTT. BERNADETTE GESINSKY leaves the title Bon Ami Triplets to three other goons. For any pupil who wants to suffer, ANN GRIVICH leaves her seat in Latin class. In behalf of herself and ARLENE PHILLIPS, RITA GRISWOLD leaves Miss Niebes a great big box (?). LARRY LAWRENCE leaves South High to all teachers for future use os an old folk's home. His bassoon is left to the army by LARRY DONAT for use as a bazooka. A bar of soap is left in the washroom for all clean girls by JOAN HRYWNIAK. NANCY HUXTABLE leoves her Chemistry test grades to her sister whom she hopes will improve them. Senior Science answers ore left in her book by DOROTHY JASINSKI. STANLEY GRYC wills his fool in Mr. Keehn's room to some lucky flat. ALBERT KOBAK leaves the next class of senior boys his old pair of overalls. THERESA KACZMAREK leoves South High to her cousin Pat. Her clarinet is left by JOSEPHINE KAMINSKI to future Band members. MELVIN HACH leoves the privilege of staying single to all wise fellows. RAY CIESLINSKI leoves his brother to South and all lucky students. PAT KAROVICH leaves Mrs. McAnerney her pencil in shorthand. JOAN KAYE leoves all her wonderful memories of the gym to future gym leaders. A spot in the Band for a drum carrier is left to whomever can corry it by HAROLD HAUGHT. ED ZASTAWNY can't afford to leave anything, he needs everything he has. A quarter's worth of nickels is left to Mr. Sutter by DOROTHY KASPROWICZ. Good football prospects are left to South by JACQUELYN KNEREM. RAY UZELL bequeaths all the Rafael Mendez records to all future trumpet players. A bobbin is left to Miss Holiday by DOROTHY KOLAKOWSKI. For all 10B hot-rod drivers GEORGE HRUBY leaves his parking spot. ARLENE KUZAK leaves the leadership of the majorettes to the future president. All blue slips are left to the flats by CAROL LASH. CAROL LESZKA leaves all laughs to Tootie Kennedy. APOLLO TURCHI just leaves the building. 28 MARY ANN LOVELL just leoves (period) with Dogo MARY DeCARLO. WALTER WOZNICKI leaves to Pete Rehus all his hillbilly songs. A football team is left for the coaches by FRANK SWANEK. FELICIA LUGINA leaves her good grades in English to the next student who has Miss Goding. The Foods Lob is left by JEAN MIKULA for her sister, Joan. RICHARD SIKORSKI leaves his phone number. Ml. 1-0883, and fire morks. A batch of sewing problems is left by ANN MORINO for all new lOB's. FAY MURRAY leaves her cut slips to those not fortunate enough to get them. GILBERT MYERS leaves the right to eat in homeroom to all hungry flats History answers ore left for the flats by RICHARD JANCEWICZ. GLORIA NOVAK leaves her typewriter to future typists ond hopes they can struggle through. LaVERNE PRIMER and CAROL PAWLAK leaves the library workroom for future hen-parJies. All detentions ore left by ERNEST KALLIS to the more deserving students. PAT PAZDERSKI leaves the privilege of being a ringleader to some silly 10B. A new 1952 Cadilloc (blue) is left for the Driving class by BARNEY MENASIAN. WALTER KOCAR leaves all the lathes with stripped gears to Mr. Beck Bechtold. A good point brush is left by BARBARA RISZAK for Miss Niebes. Wonderful memories of Hank's are left behind by DOLORES PR1EBE. RONALD MANISTA leaves his stole lunches in his locker for the cafeteria. GRACE PROCTOR leaves all her books with pleasure ond a little regret to the new 12th grade. All slips, blue or otherwise, are left by MARGIE REARDON and ROBERTA PRYMAS for Miss Hogan. To all physics classes JOSEPH KUHEL, JR. leoves Mr. Kraft and the answers to all tests. MONA RICKARD leaves the three best years of their lives to the flats. JEAN ROGEL leaves all her troubles and homework to future ambitious students. Another T square is left for Mr. Keehn. This time by GLENN LIDDICOAT. His place in machine shop is left by DONALD KLIER. For all students completing their course in Art, DOROTHY SHEFSKI leaves a ruler. PAT SLADEWSKI leaves her French Horn to any rising young musician. JOHN JAMES leoves his old music score to some new flot. ANN STALTARI leaves her footsteps hoping none will follow The privilege of wrecking the cooking room is left by JACQUELINE STEPHEN to any one who has the nerve. MARIE SPISAK leoves Mrs. Mac a club, to use on the girls who ask for parties. RAY GRUSZEWSKI leaves lucky Mr. Keehn all the pretty girls. For all girls who dye their hair EVELYN STRUCZYNSKI fakes pity ond leaves hers. All old torn books are willed to the flats by BARBARA VIKOWSKI. BARBARA PELTZ leoves the piano in A Coppello ond Orchestra to the next person who wonts to try. A seat in movies next to Pat is left by JERRY WIECZOREK vacant but not for use. ROSEMARIE WASKI leaves Miss Niebes in peace. ARLENE WATERS leaves all her bubble gum to Miss Frischknet. DAVID POPIELSKI also leoves all his cut slips behind. 29 All cheat sheets in German ore left to future students by JOHN RAKOSKY. MARY WIRASZKA wills her robe, collar, and flowers to another A Coppella member. MARY KERR leaves her opron to oil future cooks. Happy thoughts, wonderful memories, and a flute ore left by DOLORES WISNIEWSKI. RICHARD BALCER also leaves Mr. Kraft for the flats. DORIS WOJClECHOWSKI leaves one sewing needle (size 8) to Miss Holiday. For the next bunch of angels. LOUISE ZALESKI leaves the Student Council Room. HOWARD BREWER leaves o chartreuse tie for Mr. Keehn. All of her latest sewing tricks are left to Miss Holiday by HELEN ZALEWSKI. RAY ROG1NSKI wills to all 106's the pleosure of giving Mr. Keehn a hard time. The movie booth is left by ROBERT VAVREK to Ken Korbel. ANN ZANOWICZ leaves her seat in Hank's to more daring students. RALPH WEGLOWSKI leaves all spoiled metal in the machine stop to some handy 10B. VIRGINIA ZlDLlCKY leaves her seat in 9th period study hall to some unfortunate soul who foils typing. The ability to get along with Miss Munn is left to Patsy Ross by LOVELLA ANDERSON. BILLY WERTZ leoves Mr Eridon to all future Driving classes and also to posterity. CLYDE JEROUSEK wills his shot rod to any 105 who wants it. JOHN ZADZIELKA leaves not'n. JEAN FEDDOR leaves a big book of troubles to any pupil who works to get it. PAT KOPROWSKI leaves her gown from Pinafore to the next fortunate girl who gets a chance to wear it. Artist ARLENE PHILLIPS leaves Miss Niebes all her strength and a dust cloth. A new set of batteries for Mr. John Lee and a wonderful teacher, Mr. Lander, are left by RITA POBEGA NORA GRANAT leaves oil her paper, pencils, and problems to the next 12B class secretary. ARLENE RUTKOWSKI leoves all the duties of getting out the Beacon front page to the next editor. To oil the lower classmen, the Class of June, 1952, leaves our outstanding achievements with our wish that you also gain from South knowledge, friendships, and happy experiences. 30 ri.iss I'roplien Dear Mr. Jenks: Ten years have gone by, ten worderful, exciting years that I thought you would like to review with me. Recording the activities of the June '52 doss was quire a problem, considering the miles they managed to put between one another. But as I contacted each of them, the conversation ran something like, What ever happened to Carmie ? and Did Genie become a teacher ? Well, Mr. Jenks, I met Carmela Bornino down on the Florida West Coast where she was relaxing after having swum the English Channel in record time under the guidance of Kay Evans, her instructor. Genevieve Chesko, os you probably know, is teaching, having taken over Miss Virginia Gallagher's position. Also on the faculty is Josepine Kaminski, while the Big Boss is Robert Vales, the new Superintendent of Schools. Mr. Lander has been assisted these past few years by Susan Bender who can keep books with an A in bookkeeping to prove it. While in Florida, I ran across Larry Donat who had planned to drift but who got coralled by a beautiful blonde and now owns the most exclusive hotel in Miami Beach. Frank Vondrok is the hotel's manager. When the occasion arose for a trip to Cleveland, I took the opportunity to look up severol who had stayed in the old home town. A group of top secretaries who work for the most important men in the country recently held o convention there. You may remember some of them: Dorothy Kolakow-ski, Agnes Bielen, Joan Hrywniak, Arlene Waters, Pot Koprowski, Carol Leszko, Gloria Novak. Grace Proctor, Eleanore Baczkowski, and Evelyn Stuczynski. They told me about Carol Amtsberg, Pat Karo-vich, Felicia Lugina, Marie Spisak, and Lillian Bojanowski, who became private secretaries to prominent congressmen. The Cleveland Indian's star player, Albert Kobak, and the newly formed Cleveland Flasher's stor basketball player, John Lesniak, are two who collect real pay checks Four of the fellas did what we all really wanted to do-retire. The lucky ones are William Wertz, Stanley Gryc, Eugene Kekelis, and Val Lavensky, who paints masterpieces os a hobby. Barbara Rizsak has become an art critic, putting high on her list of good artists, Rita Griswold and Arlene Phillips. Have you noticed the top-flight commercial art in all the newspapers? It's probably the work of Apollo Turchi. I have learned that several of our boys have become successful business men. They are Joseph Kuhel, Jr., Glenn liddicoat. Gilbert Myers, Frank Swonek, Obie Bagdasarian, John Stokar, Bob Vovrek, Raymond Roginski, and Ralph Weglowski. Richard Baker is now the Admiral of the United States Fleet, under the supervision of our old class president, John Russell, who is now the Commonder-in Chief of the United Stotes On a shopping tour I met Bette Barnes, now married to her rich boy, and Mary De Carlo, who married a millionaire—the lucky girl! Mary fold me that Ann Morino finally found herself a man, and what a manl Dorothy Shefski gave a party, with her newly acquired millions, for several of the girls, Dorothy Kosprowicz, Lucille Kruszynski, Mary Kerr, and Mary Ann Lovell, who is now a kindergarten teacher, and Rose Marie Waski, who owns a very foshionoble shoppe on Fifth Avenue While in New York City, I sot in on one of Professor Milo Kaufmann's classes, and attended the Met to hear Ray Zobukovec give a great performance. Barbara Peltz is teaching dramatics and speech in the big city ond has trained some of the greatest stars on Broadway. Successful in the greatest career of all, being a housewife, ore Marge Reardon, Dolores Priebe. Barbara Zoniewski, and Doris Wojciechowski. I almost got run over the other day by that Hot Rod Driver Richard Sikorski, who just missed wrecking Charles Rogalski's brond new Cadillac! Last week I flew to the west coast, and who do you suppose the two stewardesses were? Jacqueline Knerem and Nancy Huxtoble! We had a wonderful chat obout old times ond Jackie told me that LoVerne Primer finally got to call Arizona home when her husband bought a ronch just outside of Tucson. Ann Zonowicz, who has done loads of traveling on the airlines had been out visiting just the week before my flight. Nancy said that Roberto Prymas is also a hostess on the airlines. John James is smash hit on television show, read the morning edition of the Los Angeles Tribune when I arrived in Hollywood. John Rokosky's orchestra was playing at Ciro's that evening. So I dropped in for a few minutes and met Barney Menosion who got off the list and is now singing for a living. He hasn't changed a bit—women still love him. Melvin Hoch, still single, to the disappointment of all the females in the world, was also there. 31 The next slop on my trip was Son Francisco, ihe most interesting city in the country; or so Virginia Zidlicky thought, because she left Cleveland to make her home there. Jacqueline Stephen had no choice, her millionaire bought a ranch house on the 'Frisco cliffs! Word got to me from my spies that Howard Brewer and Ray Cieslinski are still combing the Hawaiian beach together—what a life! With my vacofion just obouf over, I returned to Cleveland to see my folks before going home to Florida, and collected some more info' on my old classmates. Arlene Rutkowski loves a Billy goot and she doesn't live on a form either! The Cleveland Symphony Orchestra is very proud of their French Horn player, Pat Sladewski. Remember the twins, Mona and Tom Rickard? They both married. Mona had her twins—three sets of them, and Tom is the proud Papa of nine boys, the most promising baseball team in the country! Mary Baran wrapped Wally around her little finger ond married him to prove it. Helen Zalewski mode her Johnnie hear bells, too. Theresa Banoszok and Joan Bartholomew took a trip around the world and when they saw Paris in the springtime they stayed there! Head surgeon at the new hospital in Cleveland is Joseph Kawczynski. On the staff are two of the best nurses in the business, Dolores Wisniewski and Barbara Vikowski. Dr. Joe recently informed Larry Lawrence that he'd live to a nice old age. Dan Zehnal is now a famous electrical engineer John Zadzielka and Arlene Kuzok, who always wanted to be successful and happy, most certainly are. You probably know that Pete Wolchanowicz finally ran Honk out of business and that his chef. Rich Bzdafko, can make better coffee and hamburgers thon Hank ever did. The Stock Car Races are really thrilling now that Bob Hopkins has been driving !?) on the track. Lovella Anderson, telephone operator, wos recently voted The girl we'd like most to have handle our calls,” and Rita Pobega, also a telephone operator, has been training future operators for their jobs. Dorothy Jasinski became a city official, and the police force gained Jean Rogel and Mary Wiroszko. Two of the most educated bums in tho world are Richard Jancewicz and Clyde Jerousek. George Hruby became o successful draftsman, ond Donald Klier is a precision tool maker. A hit all over the country is the flea circus owned by, of all people, Ed Christy. And speaking of hits Walter Woznicki is a hit on records as a hillbilly singer. Louise Zoleski hasn't hod a bruised nose since her high school days, and Richard Peterson is, you guessed it, growing old! Head retail buyer for a leading department store is Jean Feddor, whose pal. Bonnie Carnes never did receive an A in Math II, but did go on to teach it in a country school in Kentucky Bernadette Gesinsky is married to a certain grocery store owner. Joan Kaye and Geraldine Bucinski hove both become speed typists. I had my tea leaves read by Pauline Jones, who informed me that Carol Lash had married a Rane, that Carol Pawlak and Don Pubal had made lots of money, and that part of Tom Mowchan's first million was used to finance Walter Kocar's expedition into the jungles of South America. Jean Mikula moved to Chicago where she became a cake decorator, ond Tony Zdrojewski is now a Tutti-frutti tester. Remember Shirley Bate wanted to be a fat lady in a side show? She never did, but oh, you should see her now! Ernest Kallis recently got married, as did Joan Connell, Fay Murray, ex PBX operator, and Terry Koczmarek. Jerome Wieczorek owns a twenty-acre farm and now has ten children. The Army is my career, is what Captain Charles Schodowski would fell you. Navy Flyer Raymond Uzel! is making plans for his band to moke a cross-country four as soon as he is discharged. Another Navy man, Robert Rogalski, is now a doctor in the Medic Corps. Well, Mr. Jenks, I guess that about ends my letter to you except to say that while my Tall Texan is making millions in the oil fields of Texas, I, as a pastime, am a Torch singer at Larry Donat's Miami Hotel. You'll remember me as, JUDY CIMLER. 32 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY A goal was mode and we set our sights. Until, with work, we reached its heights. JUNIOR COUNCIL ON WORLO AFFAIRS In exciting debates we express our views On current, home-front, and world-wide views. F. T. A. The youth of tomorrow we will be commanding With education and understanding. STUDENT COUNCIL An organization that we rule To make South High a better school. GERMAN CLUB These are the followers of the Deutschland, With language and song, a happy land. LATIN CLUB Quo Vadis? — Whither goest thou? We translated all the Latin time would allow. BOOKSHOP Paper, pencils, all for sale, A bookshop efficient in every detail. MOVIES Lads and lassies of movie fame Ran reels and took all the blame. LIBRARY AND DISPENSARY ASSISTANTS They checked our books, out and in. And patched a scratched knee or chin. BEACON STAFF Efficient writers of the press. Our Beacon Staff tried their best To bring you bits of news, Feoture stories, and interviews. RADIO OPERATORS The dials are set with the greatest of core. As we put the programs on the air. TAX STAMPS One cent, two cents, make it a dollar. For tax-stamps, you could hear us holler. Hl-Y Saturday night dances, which have been so much fun. Many of them, by the Hi-Y, were run. BOWLING Hats off to our bowling team. Strike! They're really on the beam. Y-TEEN Peace and unity, freedom and brotherhood. These we have set to be our goals. GIRLS' GYM LEADERS To keep you in trim we did our best. We gove you a start now you do the rest. BOYS' GYM LEADERS A Healthy condition and a nice build Is the order the Boys' Gym Leaders have filled. VARSITY ATHLETES Decathlon, basketball, football, and baseball. They were in the game fighting, one and all. USHERS Recognizable on sight, Dressed in trim black and white, Are these ushers who always smile As they guide you on down the aisle. RED CROSS To those in need The Red Cross is a friend indeed. MASK AND WIG Curtain time! Became a familiar call. Stage fever caught us all. BAND AND ORCHESTRA With drums and trumpets keeping step. At games they fill the fans with pep. They play for concerts, operettas, too. And bring the classics right to you. MAJORETTES Cute high steppers — skirts a whirl. As they gave their batons a twirl. A CAPPELLA Synchronized voices, soaring to great heights. Fill the auditorium over the bright footlights. HALL GUARDS Always with a watchful eye, Nary a stray person passes by. CENTER HALL The Center Hall, filled with smiling faces. Is one of the most popular meeting places. SOUTH HIGH ENTRANCE Familiar foces on these steps stand. This shouldn't look as if it were planned. JUNE, 1952, CLASS MEETING Our class planned in many ways To make our last ones, happy days. JANUARY, 1953, CLASS MEETING Our class planned, also, in many ways To make our last ones, hoppy days. LUNCHROOM A break in the day that is welcome to all. Satisfies appetites both large and small. Our Homeroom t e pane. 7952 fi ' Back Row: Mr. George Eridon, and Mr. Paul Keehn; front row: Mrs. Irene McAnerney, Mr. Carlton Sutter, and Miss Caroline Holaday, Miss Lola Goding is not shown. t e (?Cate faaccaruf, 1953 MR. WILLIAM O. SMITH MISS ETHEL FRISCHKNET 44 ' CL SS CO C LA ASS MOTTO: NOTHING IS BUT HE MUST CLIMB LO RS: BL UE AND TOO HIGH FOI WITH CARE AND W Ml MA. 'MF N ID Front row, Gail Lottig, Vice-President; Eugene Baranowski, President. Bock row, Edward Tafsak, Sergeant-at-Arms; Janet Krapf, Girls' Treasurer; Audrey Flower, Secretary,- Walter Olszewski, Boys' Treasurer. SOCIAL COMMITTEE ELLIS VALENTER, Chairman LADDIE KUKWA JANE FEIDNER CAROLE OGILVIE ANNUAL COMMITTEE ROBERT KIRSOP, Chairman NICK RATICA SALLY CAHUR MARILYN SCHMIDT SENIOR DAY PROGRAM COMMITTEE WALTER FISHER. Chairman FRANCES GRABOWSKI 46 MAXINE LIEDTKE JOE SAMHRIC Richard Machacek. Prom; Donald Fenner. Commencement; Ellis Valenter. Social; Sally Cahur. Election; Walter Fisher. Senior Day; Julia Lipinski, Senior Day Dinner; Robert Kirsop, Annual. ( ntwUttee (ty vutteti PROM COMMITTEE JOAN KAMINSKI ROBERT MICHALSKI RICHARD MACHACEK. Choirmon ELEANOR FIETKO COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE DONALD FENNER. Choirmon DOROTHY KRZYNOWEK FLORENCE KROPINAK ROBERT MACHACEK SENIOR DAY JULIA LIPINSKI. Chairman ROEERT FRONCKOWIAK DINNER COMMITTEE RONALD LUBINSKI LOIS MEREDITH 47 CARL BADOWSKI 3728 Eo t 69th Street Hotrod EUGENE BARANOWSKI 4223 Alpho Avenue Whitey Nationol Honor Society '51, '52, Treoturer '52; Holl Guard '52; Clo Pretident. CELINE BOGUCKI 7600 Vineyard Avenue Sea lion CHARLES BUNGARDA 8711 Tioga Avenue Gig Boy ’ Gym leodcn '50, '51, '52; Jamboree '50. '51; Jay Vee Football '50; Vonity Football '51, '52; Drcothlon 50. '51. 52, SALLY CAHUR 4158 Eatt 104th Street Sol- Student Council '51; Notional Honor Society '51. '52; U� her Club '51, '52; Spring Ploy '51, '52; German Club '50, '51. '52. Prejident '51; Bookshop '51. '52. Monoger '52; Jamboree '51; Beacon Stoff '52; Dramatic '50, '52; 8oo ter '51; A n n u a I Committee; Nominating Committee Chairman. RONALD DELUCA 8405 Grand Division Avenue Duke Boy ' Gym Leader '52; Movie Operator '52; Hall Guord '52. Beacon Stoff '52; Jay Vee Football '51; Vor ity Footboll '52. JANE FEIDNER 7412 Harvard Avenue Feidie U her Club '51, '52; Spring Ploy '51. '52; Jomboree '51; Dramatic '50, '51; Homeroom Pretident; So-ciol Committee. DONALD FENNER 4200 Warren Street Fender-Bender Holl Guord '51, 52; Beacon Staff '52; Commencement Committee Choirmon; Nominating Committee. ELEANOR FIETKO 7131 Broadway Ellie Student Council '51; A Coppella Choir '51. '52; Operetta '50, '51; Jomboree '50; Prom Committee; library Aiiittant '50. '51. ‘52 WALTER FISHER 5122 Fowler Avenue Wally Student Council '51, '52. Treojurer '52; Hall Guord '51, '52; Vanity Footboll '50. '51, '52; Jay Vee Basketball '50; Vanity Basketball '51, '52; Senior Doy Progrom Committee Chairman. AUDREY FLOWER 3454 Kimmel Rood Aud Y-Teen Club '51 '52; U her Club '51, '52. Vice-Pre ident '52; Health Service Aid '51, '52; Jomboree '51. '52; Volley Ball '51; Boo� ter� '51. Office Aniitant '51, '52; Spring Ploy '51; Dromatic '51, '52; Clan Secretary. BOB FRONCKOWIAK 6522 Hotmer Avenue Frenchy Boy ' Gym Leader '50, '51, '52; Holl Guard '51; Vanity Football '51; Decathlon '51, '52; Senior Doy Dinner Committee. 48 BARBARA GAMARY 6509 Hotmer Avtnua Borb Y-Teen Club '52; Uther Club '51, '52; A Coppello Choir ‘51, '52; Operettot '50, '51; German Club '51; Mojorettei '51, '52; Boomer! '51. FRANCES GRABOWSKI 3972 Ea� t 54th Street Golubilci Student Council '50, '52; Y-Teen Club '50. '51, '52. Uther Club '51, '52; Bond '50, '51; Band Concert '51; Future Teocheri ol America '51; Latin Club '52; German Club '51, '52; Junior Council on World Affair! '51; Senior Day Program Committee. CHARLES HAGLER 7428 Ottawo Road Hogler Holl Guord '51. '52; Bond '50, '51, '52; O'chettro '52- ROBERT HAUSER 4014 Eatt 52nd Street Hauter Baseball '50. '51. '52. JEANNE HOMOIKA 3742 Eatt 69th Street Jeanne JOAN KAMINSKI 3391 Eatt 66th Street Jo Student Council '50; Y-Tccn Club '52; Uther Club '51, '52; Volleyball '51; Bowling '51, '52; Prom Committee. ROBERT KIRSOP 4160 Eatt 95th Street •Bob Notiono! Honor Society '51, ’52. Latin Club '52, Beocon Staff '52; Nominating Committee. Annuol Committee Choirmon. WILLIAM KOWALSKI 5302 Filo Avenue Willy JANET KRAPF 9704 Milet Avenue Dee Y-Teen Club '52; Uther Club '51. '52; A Coppello Choir '51, '52; Beocon Staff '52; Clot! Treaturer. VERONICA KRAYNAK 5750 Broadway B G. FLORENCE KROPINAK 8614 Macomb Avenue Flo Y-Teen Club '51, '52; Uther Club '51. '52. A Coppello Choir '51. ‘52; Operettoi '50, '51, '52, Jamboree '52; Booster! '51; Commencement Committee. ANNA KRUCK 2984 Eoit 67th Street Tiny 49 DOROTHY KRZYNOWEK 3607 East 54th Street Dot Uiher Club '51. '52. Present '52: Hcolth Service Aid '51, '52; Bookshop ‘51, '52; Jomboree '51. '52; BoiVetball '51; Volleyboll ‘51; Spring Ploy '51; Boosters '51; Mo-jorcttcs '51. '52; To Stomp Repre-tentative '51, '52; Office Assistant '51. ‘52; Dromolic Club '51. '52. Commencement Committee. IA0DIE KUKWA 3639 Eoit 57th Street Stump Boys' Gym Icodcrs '52; Holl Guard '52; A Coppello Choir '52; Jombo ree '51, '52; Beacon Stoff ‘52; Joy Vee football '50; Vortity Footboll '52; Sociol Committee. MAXINE UEDTKE 5725 Portage Avenue Max Girls’ Gym leaders '50. '51. '52; Usher Club '51, '52; A Coppello Choir '51, '52; Operettas '50. '51; Basketball '50. '51; Volleyboll '51; Majorettes '51. '52; Senior Doy Program Committee JUIIA IIPINSKI $606 Rosewood Avenue Julie Y-Teen Club '51. '52; Usher Club '51, '52; A Coppello Choir '51. '52; Health Service Aid '51. '52; Bookshop ’52; Jamboree '51; Beacon Stoll '52; Boosters '51; Girls' Intro-murals '51; Spring Play '51, ‘52; Senior Doy Dinner Chairman. GAIl IOTTIG 8313 Vineyard Avenue Giggs Student Council '51, '52; Y-Teen Club '51, '52; Usher Club '51. '52; A Coppello Choir '52; Operetta '51. '52; Jamboree '51; Beacon Staff '52; Boosters '51; Spring Ploy '51; Class Vice President, RUTH LOVELL 10613 Miles Avenue Ruthie Bookshop '51, '52. RONALD IU8INSKI 3605 East 65th Street lubie Senior Day Dinner Committee. EOITH IUZI 3999 East 86th Street Edie Bond 50, ‘51, '52; Orcheitro '51, '52; Band Concert '51, '52; Bowling '52. Nominating Committee. RICHARD MACHACEK 3417 East 71st Street Moe Student Council '51, '52; 8oys' Gym leaders '51, '52; lotin Club '52. Baseball '51, '52; Varsity Football '51. '52; Prom Committee Choirmon. ROBERT MACHACEK 3417 East 71st Street Big Moe Student Council '50; Beacon Staff '52; Joy Vee Football '51; Commencement Committee. IOIS MEREDITH 4147 East 98th Place lolo Student Council '52; Y-Teen Club '52. Usher Club '51. '52; Band '51; A Coppello Choir '52; Operetta '51. '52; Germon Club '50, '51, '52; library Assistant '50, '51, '52; Senior Doy Dinner Committee. ROBERT MICHAISKI 6410 Lansing Avenue Meatball Boys’ Gym leaders '50. '51. '52; Hall Guard ’52; Joy Vee Football '50; Vorsity Footboll '52; Prom Committee. PHYlllS NOVOTNY 8200 Bemon Avenue Phil Junior Red Cross '51. '52; Dromotics ■50, '52. CAROtE OGItVIE 8105 Aetna Road Collette Usher Club '51, '52; Girls' Infra-murals '50, '51; Auditorium Movies '50. '51, '52; Jamboree '51; Boosf ers '51; Majorettes '50, '51, '52; Head Drum Mojorefte '52; Social Committee WALTER OLSZEWSKI 3832 Eost 78lh Street Wally Student Council Sergeont-ArArms '51; Boys' Gym Looders '50; Hall Guards '50. '52. Latin Club '52. Baseboll '50. '51. '52; Varsity Foot boll 'SO, '51. '52; Joy Vee Bosket boll '50; Varsity Bosketball '50, ’51, '52; Decathlon '50. '51; Closs Treasurer. FRANK PRESSEY 3469 East 65th Street Frank Boys' Gym loaders ‘51. '52; Jombo ree '51; Stogecrolt '51; Joy Vee Football ’51 NICK RATICA 3015 Victor Avenue Rick Natica A Coppelfo Choir '51, '52; Operettas '50, '51, '52; Junior Red Cross '51, ‘52; Auditorium Movies '50, '51, '52; Jomboroc '50. '51. 52; Beocon Stofl '52; Hi-Y '51, '52; Dramatics '52. Annual Committee PETE REHUS 12012 Robertson Avenue Pete Operettas '51, '52; Beocon Staff '52 JOE SAMHRIC 4488 Douse Avenue Joe Student Council '52; Boys' Gym leoders '52; Holl Guard '50. '51. '52; Joy Vee Basketboll '50; Vorsity Basketball ‘51, '52; Senior Day Program Committee MARILYN SCHMIDT 7505 Osage Avenue Morilyn A Cappella Choir '51. '52; Oper clto '50. '51; Library Assistant '51. '52; Jomboree '50; Homeroom See-retoty; Annual Committee BENNY SCIARAPPA 9321 Harvord Avenue Ben Operetto '50. '51, '52 NANCY SHEAKS 6632 Fleet Avenue Nancy German Club '52 HAROLO SMITH 4386 Turney Road Smitty Boys' Gym Leaders '50. '51. '52. Bond ‘50, '51. '52. Band Concert '50. '51. -52; Beocon Staff ‘52; Baseball '51, '52. Joy Vee Football ■51. '52; Decofhlon '51. '52 EDWARD TATSAK 4912 McBride Avenue Big Ed Boys' Gym Leaders '50. '51. A Cop pel'a Choir '52; Joy Vee Basketboll •50; Varsity Basketball '51. 52. Closs Sergeont-ot-orms 51 RONALD UlANOWSKI 3941 Eail 66th Strcot Polok Movie Operotor '51. '52. EU.1S VAIENTER 3813 Wo� hington Pork Blvd. Illie Orchestra '50, '51. '52; Bond Concert '50, '51, ‘52; Germon Club '51. ’52; Junior Council on World Af-loirs '51. '52; Sociol Committee Chairmon. PATRICIA WEEKLY 4458 Eost 86th Street Pot Usher Club '51, '52; A Capppllo Choir '51, 52; Girls' Intromurols '50, '51; Majorettes '51, '52; Boosters 52 Senior iVrson;«lilies Eugene Baranowski Most Likely to Succeed Robert Kirsop Intelligent Joseph Samhric Good Character Nick Ratica Ambitious Richard Mochacek .................. Popular Walter Olszewski ................. Athletic Ronald Ulanowski Sharp Dresser Donald Fenner Friendly Ben Sciarappa Nice Charles Hagler Shy Peter Rehus Funniest Laugh Robert Hauser Hair Robert Fronckowiak Eyes Charles Bungarda Figure Dancer . ... Walter Fisher Speaking Voice Ronald DeLuca Flirt Mischievous .. Robert Machacek Humor Talkative .... Ellis Valenter Musician Ronald Lubinski Robert Michaiski Chemist Frank Pressey Dramatic Laddie Kukwa Hot Rod William Kowalski Artist ........ Goil Lottig ....... Solly Cahur ... Florence Kropinok Dorothy Krzynowek .....Audrey Flower ... Patricia Weekly ........Janet Kropf .....Celine Bogucki ... Veronica Kroynak .........Ruth Lovell .....Jane Feidner ..... Joan Kaminski ... Jeanne Homolka ..... Eleanor Fietko . Frances Grabowski ... Marilyn Schmidt ..... Carol Ogilvie .... Barboro Gamory ..... Nancy Sheakes ..... Julia Lipinski ...........Edith Luzi ........ Anna Kruck .....Lois Meredith ... Phyllis Novotny ..... Maxine Liedtke 53 I l;iss IVoplim Dear Class of January '53: Being a crime reporter myself, I seldom have time to write long letters. However, the other day my paper carried a feature story on the new president of the Western Auto Stores, Don Fenner. Don graduated with us, remember? Well, Don's accomplishment got me to wondering whot the rest of my classmates had accomplished during the lost twenty-five years. After looking up the files, here's what I found: Jane Feidner, ace stenographer, finally saved enough money to fake a trip to New York. While there, Jane visited Nick Ratico, famous stage personality. Nick is working awfully hard, Jane informed me later, but the work seems to agree with him. Sure glad to hear that. Pat Weekly has been traveling all over the country. She visited South Carolina one summer and enjoyed it so much that there was no stopping her after that! Rumor has it that she raised the money by being a hostess in Arthur Murray's Dancing School. Do you recall Little Moe, Richard Mochacek? His new name is Rugged Richard and he's now a football coach at Princeton. Walter Olszewski, also a football cooch, is meeting Dick sometime this week to talk about certoin football plays. Hope they come up with something good. Bob Fronckowiak ond Ronald Ulanowski ore now machinists. I've heard that they're making more money than they know what to do with. Nancy Sheaks ond Phyllis Novotny are now private secretaries, and Ruth Lovell is a telephone operator at Ohio Bell. Robert Hauser who always wanted to be President finally made it—president of the Y. M. C. A., that is His private secretary is Audrey Flower. Surely you remember Aud's interest in the Y. M (young men, that is). Eugene Boronowski, who gave up politics, joined the Navy. I've heard thot he really does hove a girl in every port! Bob Machocek. who also joined the Navy, has worked hard for years ond he is now an Admiral It's rumored that he looks very dignified in his officer's uniform. Janet Krapf modeled clothes for quite a few years before she settled down ond she's now a successful homemaker When I met Joon Kaminski for lunch the other day, I was surprised to see her looking so young. She now hos ten children and says she wonts five more. All the luck in the world to her. She tells me thot Jeanne Homolka ond Veronica Kraynok ore olso hoppily married. Smart girls! Ronald Lubinski who always wanted to be o bachelor has more girl-friends than he con handle. Dorothy Krzynowek wanted to learn to be a Hot-Rod driver so much that she resorted to desperate means. She's now taking lessons from Laddie Kukwa, that dangerous man of the Hot-Rods! Carl Badowski has come up with plons for a new Hot-Rod, They say his can even fly!! After graduating from Harvard, Ellis Valenter went into chemical engineering. He's trying to invent something to take the place of water. He has an idea of grinding dust ond mixing it with root juices. I imagine it's something out of this world! Athletes? Our class is full of them. Ronald DeLuca ond Walter Fisher are with the Cleveland Browns. Harold Smith is with the Indians. Charles Bungardo is a gym instructor and Ed Totsak, after quitting professional basketball, is a referee. Instead of the cheers, he now gets the jeers. Of the girls, Frances Grobowski is a gym teacher. She hos more boys in her classes than girls. Fronk Pressey is now touring Europe with his new play and Julia Lipinski is doing a fine job on Broadway. (She's selling doughnuts near Warner Rood.) Radio? Certainly. Charles Hagler hos his own program as Chuck, the Chopper, and Pete Rehus is on every week os Laughing Boy. It's predicted that Gail Lottig will replace Hedda Hopper. Barbara Gomary, Maxine Liedtke, and Carole Ogilvie have a program on television They're featured os Collette. Maxette, and Barbette. Cute, eh? As an engineer of Twentieth Century Limited, Bob Kirsop hos a big job. He works day and night at times, but he seems happier for it. Florence Kropinok is a reporter on a near by newspaper. She hos her own column, Advice to the Love-Lorn. Mathematician Joe Samhric is on occountont for the internal revenue office. He's especially busy around March 15. Honest Bob Michalski is running for senator ond William Kowalski has recently written Fun at Honk's. Edith Luzi belongs to the Cleveland Orchestra and Lois Meredith is frying to learn how to play, of all things, a trumpet! Edith olso gives music lessons and one of her pupils is Celine Bogucki. Con you imagine a girl being late for her wedding? Well, thot's what happened to Anna Kruck although she tried very hord not to be Eleanor Fietko hos token over the dry cleaning business of her father and Benny Sciorappa plans to star in on operetta next year in Paris. Last, but not least, is Marilyn Schmidt who is now in Hollywood, sometimes making os many as three pictures a year. Well, dear class, now you know whot has happened during the last quorter century. Let's all look forward to the next one with high hopes and much ambition. Bye now. Your ex-classmate, SALLY CAHUR. Hast Hill auft uiestanmit We, the Closs of Jonuory, 1953, being of sound mind and body, hereby will and bequeath to the faculty ond lowerclassmen the following.- CARL BADOWSKI respectfully submits all his blue prints to Mr. Keehn and his hot rod magazines to Mr. Shallcross. The injury curse of South's gym is left by EUGENE BARANOWSKI. CELINE BOGUCKI leaves 100 packs of gum to future students at South. Mr Thompson's tennis shoes which CHARLES BUNGARDA wore while at South are given bock with much thanks. SALLY CAHUR leoves Mr W. O Smith's office to future math secretaries. All her wonderful teachers are left to future masterminds by JANE FEIDNER DON FENNER wills his parking space to a new 1 OB. All the good times ore given to deserving pupils by ELEANOR FIETKO. WALTER FISHER leoves fond memories of wonderful acquaintances. Answers to all tests are left by AUDREY FLOWER. BOB FRONCKOWIAK wills the slivers in No. 32's football pants to the one who gets them. BARBARA GAMARY gives a carload of gum to Miss Frischknet. Any deserving cleaning woman will receive FRANCES GRABOWSKI'S seat in lob. CHARLES HAGLER leaves room enough for another sax player in band. ROBERT HAUSER'S homeroom is left to the flats. JEANNE HOMOLKA just leoves the school. All her wonderful teachers and friends ore willed by JOAN KAMINSKI. ROBERT KIRSOP leaves the weird color schemes on the walls to anyone who con stond looking at them Hank's is willed to future flats by WILLIAM KOWALSKI. JANET KRAPF leaves some new jokes to Mr. Loader. Her nickname is left to anyone who deserves if by VERONICA KRAYNAK FLORENCE KROPINAK wills her seat in English—6 to ony other struggling 123. Her tardy slips ore left to anyone who can make use of them by ANNA KRUCK. DOROTHY KRZYNOWEK bequeaths the office switchboard to anyone who wonts to moke good connections. LADDIE KUKWA leaves the streets for future hot-rods. Her white gym suit is given to any probore who will carry on its tradition by MAXINE LIEDTKE. JULIA LIPINSKI is just leaving and taking everything with her. Chemistry formulas for future brains are left by GAIL LOTTIG. RUTH LOVELL leaves the bookshop for future students. All his girl friends are willed by RONALD LUBINSKI. EDITH LUZI will relieve Mr. Lee of his headaches in band and orchestra when she leaves. All F B. I. agents are left to Miss Weiss by RICHARD MACHACEK. ROBERT MACHACEK leoves a locker full of paper and a lot of A's Her place in the library is willed to any flat by LOIS MEREDITH. 55 ROBERT MICHAISKI leaves Mr. Keehn on eraser and a triangle. All her answers to science tests ore left by PHYLLIS NOVOTNY. CAROLE OGILVIE leaves oil the spur-of-the-moment clubs to remaining girls with hopes that they will be as much fun for them. Miss Weiss' mother is willed to future Latin students by WALTER OLSZEWSKI. FRANK PRESSEY hopes that all lOB's will be oble to use the web net and sky hook in Beck's machine shop. A hot dog stand in the center hall is left for hungry characters by NICK RATICA. JOE SAMHRIC leaves his sympathy for those who died waiting for the bell to ring. The chemistry lab is left with no regrets by MARILYN SCHMIDT. Number 8 is willed to some future baseball star by HAROLD SMITH. RONALD ULANOWSKI gives the last seat on the left side of the auditorium to a flat during noonday movies. His concertmoster's choir in orchestra is left to any aspiring young violinist by ELLIS VALENTER. PATRICIA WEEKLY wills her summer fun as a majorette to future members of the Majorette Club. NANCY SHEAKS leaves gum for Mr. Kroft to give to his classes. 56