South High School - Southernaire Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1958 volume:

South High School June 1957 and January 1958 Principal Wayne G. Smith Graduates: The spectacular changes socially and economically confronting our country today necessitates an ever-increasing demand for continued education. When fortified with a high school diploma as a background, the youth of today is better prepared to meet the demands of these ever-changing conditions. He must keep his education abreast of the time after graduation and on until the end of life. Never has there been greater opportunity for the practical application of education. The events of the past few years have demonstrated how quickly the world moves. Just as our armies and machines of yesterday have become obsolete today, the previous training of an individual is not sufficient to meet the demands of our progressive world. Yours truly, Wayne G. Smith Principal Assistant Principals Miss Marguerite Kochat Mr. Herbert Jenks Guidance Counselors Faculty English Department Seated—Mrs. li. Deck told, Mitts V. Gallagher, Miss L. Jones, Miss E. HYi.«s� ; Standing—Mr. C. Jordon, Miss G. 1‘ircrrich, Miss R. Lod nick, Miss If. Limbach Science Department Front row—Miss G. Ketnpski, J. MacLearit. Miss L. Eluell; Back row—Mr. G. Lambert, Mr. P. Tnccio, Mr. J. Tnncsos. Social Studies Department Standing—M . J. Gnthrii. Mr. A. Seidel. Mr. F. Dillon, Mr. II . Prim, Mr. D. McGroarty; Seated—Miss D. Gallagher Faculty Industrial Arts Department Left to right—Mr. C. Bechtold. Mr. R. Rutter, Mr. P. Keene, Mr. H. Owen, Mr. C. Long Math Department Left to right—Mr . H. K. McWhcrter, Mr. E. Wo-lanski. Miss M. Rudziowicz, Mr. L. Kilhneyer Commercial Department Standing—Miss . MeAnernii, Mr. R. Ransford; Seated—Miss S. Munn Faculty Home Economics Department Left to right—Miss M. Conaut Miss E. Frischkuet, Miss t. Cary Art, Music, and Physical Education Departments Standing—Mr. M. Pearl, Mr. E. Katz, Mr. S. Caruso; Seated—Miss G. Pivctvieh, Miss P. Klein 12A Homeroom Teachers MR. CONRAD BECHTOLD MRS. BEATRICE BECHTOLD MISS MARGUERITE CONANT MR. MOSES PEARL MISS GERALDINE KEMPSKI MR. RICHARD REUTER MISS AGNES CARY Class Officers June 1957 Seated—Girls' treasurer, JOANN RACUT, Vice-President, GRACE ZEHNAL; Secretary, JANE McCAR-DELL; Standing—Syt. at Arms, TED ARSLANIAN; President, KENNETH RAUSCHER; Hoys' Treasurer, JAN WILSON 12A ANNUAL COMMITTEE Seated I)i«m• Miiithill, Elaine Shu ini-nek, Linda Bcdnhn, Lois Krejei; Standing — Tom Sinisek, Janet Templeton, Jim Foyle SENIOR DAY DINNER Seated—Anna Boroxncka, Katherine Sutton, Marcia Slupski, Charlotte Lucas; Standing: — Richard Berger, Ted Arslaniun SENIOR SOCIAL COMMITTEE Left to right—Ralph Wisniewski, Jo gee Srcc, Isabelle Writer, Dolores Rossetti, Ralph Sitae: Committees PROM COMMITTEE Seated—Rose Marie Furnish. Pat Thomas, Joan Svee; Standing— Tom (Ji zybawski, Dan Vlahovic, Bob G ret to COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE Seated—Nancy McVeigh, Rosclind Mack, Carole Zucco, Dorothy Ge-sinsky; Standing — Ken Stachow-ski, Dominic Bornino, Dennis Jmka SENIOR PROGRAM Seated—Carol Vank, Kathy Solli, Putt Hrynak; Standing — John Becker, Bill Kastak, Dick Tracey FRANK ALBERTONE “Dago THEODORE ARSLANIAN “Ted JAMES BABKA “Jim JANET BASCH “Jan LINDA BEDUHN CHARLES BENCH CAROLINE BIRD “Carol GEORGE BLATNIK DOLORES BOKAR JOHN BECKER “Johnny B” DOMINIC BORN I NO “Dom CLAYTON BRADLEY “Bradley” ANNA MAE BOROVICKA “Annie” FREDERICK BRADSHAW RONALD BRICH “Brick” RICHARD BUDZILEK “Buzz” JEANNE BRITTING “Jane” RONALD BUNN “Ran” MARY ELLEN BURKE FLORIAN BUSZTA “Buzshwa” MICHAEL CALLAHAN “Mike STANLEY GERMAN “Stash SHARON CRONIN HAZEL DAWSON KATHERIN DeBOLT “Kay” RAYMOND DEDON “Ray ROSE MARIE DE LORENZO “Dee MARY DICKOW “Weezie ATTILIO DE POM PE I RAYMOND DOMORASKY “Ray” EDNA DORN BUSCH DONA FATIBENO BARBARA FLEMING “Flem” DAVID FLOWER “Dave” ROSE MARIE FURNISH “Zippy” BARBARA GENIUS “Bobbi” DOROTHY GESINSKY JEANIE GILCHRIST “Dor BARBARA GROCHOCKI “Barb” CAROLINE GRUDOWSKI “Carole MARLENE HASCHAK THOMAS GRZYBOWSKI •Tubby” DONNA HAWK CHARLES HENDERSON “Charlie” CAROL HRIVNAK “Cubby” CAROL HRUBY “Ruby” PATRICIA HRYNAK DENNIS IMKA “Patt” KENNETH JANCA RITA JANUSZEWSKI “Ken” DONALD JASKOLKA “Don” FELICIA JASTER “GinRer” AUDREY KAHN ADELINE JOZVVIAK “Adel” ELSIE KAHN “Else” DAVID KAMINSKI “Dave” DOROTHY KALKOWSKI “Dot” WILLIAM KASTAK “Bill” JUDITH KAVANDER “Judy” LEWIS KASUNICK “Big Louie JAMES KENDRO “Jim” RAYMOND KLONOWSKI “Ray” JOSEPH KNIGHT “Joe” JOAN KOCAN “Joanie” MARILYN LaKELLA “Mickey” RONALD LENTZ “Ron” WILLIAM LIPINSK1 “Bill” TERRENCE LASIK ‘Terry” DORIS LIPINSK1 “Dorrie” CHARLOTTE LUCAS “Tippi” STEPHEN LUCAS “Steve” LAWRENCE LYTKOWSKI “Larry” ROSE UN I) MACK NANCY MAGYAR ROBERT MAHLER “Bob” WALTER MALASKI “Moe” BARBARA MANNING “Barb” PATRICIA MARTIN “Pat” JANE McCARDELL “Janey” ROBERT MANTARRO “Moose” FLORENCE MATCKO “Flo” SHIRLEY McCORD “Fayzy” NANCY McVEIGH BARBARA MICHALSKI “Barb” MICHAEL MICHALSKI BETTYLOC MILLER “Mike” DIANE MINDALL CHARLENE MUSGRAVE “Cheyenne” CHARLOTTE MUSGRAVE “Cotter” RONALD NAVRATIL “Ron ROBERT NOVAK “Bob” GERALDINE NAREWSKI Gerry” MICHAEL NOVAK “Mike” ROSE MARIE OLBRYS “Rose” DENNIS ORLOSKI MARCELLA OMIECINSKI “Marcy” MARY ANNE OXLEY ROSE MARIE PASItJT DONNA PICARELLI ALMA PIOTROWICZ PAUL PIRA ROBERT PLAGA “Bob” DONALD PNIEWSKI “Pinhead” KENNETH PODOLSK! “Ken” BERNADINE PEARL POPOVIC POLAKIEWICZ “Bernie” JAMES POYLE “Jim DONALD PRYBOR “Don” JOANN RACLT “Red” JOSEPH RATAJCZAK “Joe” KENNETH RAUSCHER “Ken” CHARLES RIFICI “Chas” SHELBY ROSS “Red” JOHN SCHRADER “Jack ROBERT SCHULTZ JANE SEMENCHUK “Schultzie” ALLENSEREMAK ELAINE SHAMROCK “AI MARJORIE SHIMANDLE “Margie” WILLIAM SIMKO “Bill” ROBERT SHUMNEY “Bob” RALPH SITARZ “Sheeto” GLORIA SKIBA MARCIA SLUPSKI RALPH SMEJKAL BARBARA SMISEK DIANE STRZALKOWSKI GLENN STURM ROBERTA SUMEK KATHERINE SUTTON Cookie” JOYCE SVEC JOAN SVEC JANE SWARTWOOD GERALDINE SWIERCZYNSKI CAROL TELATKO JANET TEMPLETON “Jan” ROZELLA TENCH PATRICIA THOMAS “Pat” RICHARD TRACEY DORIS UNGRADY “Dick” r fvfr MAGGIE VAN DYKE CAROL VANK MARY ANN VEROVACZ “Mimi” E LIZA BETH W ASILEWICZ -Belly DANIEL VLAHOVIC “Dan DOLORES WAY SHERRIE WEAVER LORENE ISABELLE WIELER “Izzy” BARBARA WIENCEK MILAN WILK “Milo” JAN WILSON CAROL WISNIEWSKI GLADYS WISNIEWSKI JAMES WOOTEN DOLORES ZAKREZEWSK1 “Jim JOAN ZAVASKY GRACE ZEHNAL THOMAS ZERECHEK “Tom” CAROLE ZUCCO Zooch” 12B Homeroom Teachers MISS BERNICE LIMBACH MR. CARL JORDON Class Officers January 1958 Seated—Vice president, CYNTHIA ROMINSKI; Secretary, CHRISTINE DE LUCA; Girls' treasurer, SANDRA ROMINSKI; Sgt. at Arms, WALTER ANDERSON; President, MARTIN LUCAS; Boys' treasurer, JAMES DAVIS COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE 12B Seated—Angela Straubhuar, Barbara Plczia; Standing— Ted Lenin k, Bill (!. Lovell ANNUAL COMMITTEE Seated — Philomena Di Baggio, Theresa Wrotny; Standing— Ken Page, Roger White, Ken Michaels SENIOR SOCIAL COMMITTEE Seated — Carol Collier, Gcral'l Scott, Priscilla Kurka; Standing— James Jiroasck Committees SENIOR PROGRAM Seated—Low Talani, Carol Fox; Standing—Fred Novotny, Hill J. Lovell SENIOR DAY DINNER Seated—Carol Winer, Ruth Rye; Standing — Roland Abramowski, Rob Peters PROM COMMITTEE Seated—Pauline Kucharski, Todd Dialouas, Ermine C’onfr; Standing—Robert Lewis WALTER ANDERSON “Wally” CECELIA AYALA THADDEUS BIA LOW AS “Tod” GERALD KAMINSKI NORMAN KARSON JOYCE KEENAN MICHAEL KIELKOWICZ “Mike” PAULINE KUCHARSKI ELIZABETH KENYON “Betty” JUDITH KOZLOWSKI “Judy” PRISCILLA KURKA MARTIN LUCAS “Marty” ROBERT PETERS “Bob” CAROL PFLUG BARBARA PLEZIA RUTH PYC SANDRA ROMINSK1 CYNTHIA ROM INSKI LILLIAN SCHULTZ ARNOLD RUSZKOWSKI “Amie” GERALD SCOTT “Scotty THOMAS SEIGEL “Tom DONALD STEILA “Don” ANGELA STRAUBHAAR “Angie” LOIS TALANI WILLIAM TIBBS “Bill” EDSEL TOWNSEND “Dean” CAROL TRACZ DONALD UNGRADY •Don” CARL VERTOCK DAVID WELLS “Dave” JULIANN WHITE “Julie” ROGER WHITE CAROL WINER MARION WOJNAROWSKI GERALD WOLOS “Soupy” THERESA WROTNY Football Jood all Scores SEASON’S RECORD South 13 Shaker 14 South 7 John Adams 6 South 26 Marshall 6 South 31 West Tech 0 South 27 Rhodes 27 South 21 Holy Name 0 South 26 West High 18 South 31 Lincoln 13 South 6 St. Ignatius 20 South-Rhodes game First row—Asst. Coach Mr. P. Tuccio, K. Janka, M. Lucas, C. Yeager, J. Becker, R. Lewis, K. Mehalko, . Bo-hanon, T. Kenyon, Coach B. McGroarty, Mgr. P. Avgeris; Second row—A, Massey, J. Oroz, R. Bunn, K. Michaels, P. Cipriani, R. Navratil, J. Scbok, D. Chrosniak. J. Lever, R. Schodowski, R. Ciha, Third row- Asst. Ctuich Mr. IV. Prinz, H. Bans, V. Jacobs, R. Berger, A. Rodrigues, B. Knstak, J. Hricik, C. Atherton, K. Koprowski, II'. Mal-aski, ft. DeVuughn, statistician B. Lovell; Fourth row—Athletic Director, Mr. G. Lambert, B. Krejci, D. Vlahoric, H. Arslanian, M. Kielkowicz, T. Arslanian, E. McCarthy, R. Klicman, B. Peters, R. Dombrowuki South-Marshall game Homecoming The queen and her attendants on staye during Hointconting rally. South’s first Homecoming saw Marie Grimaldi elected Queen, attended by Patt Hrynak and Flo Deszeran. The Queen reigned at the Homecoming Rally, at which she was presented the Queen’s Trophy, and at the South-Ignatius game, where she was again honored during half-time. Wayne G. Smith presents Marie with Ilomecominy-qncen trophy SUM SEASON’S RECORD South 53 Bedford 28 South 53 Marshall 57 South 77 West Tech 62 South 74 Rhodes 38 South 55 Holy Name 42 South 64 West High 61 South 78 Lincoln 36 South 74 Marshall 67 South 73 St. Ignatius 71 South 58 West Tech 49 South 74 Rhodes 48 South 86 Holy Name 63 South 65 West Tech 75 South 67 Lincoln 60 South 59 St. Ignatius 79 Basketball First Row—J. Brown, K. Wisniewski, G. Dticic, F. Sawyer, A. Rodriguez, R. Sitars; Second Row—D. Bomino, T. Letiak, T, Biolowas, A. Massey, T. Gryzbowski, R. Latarski, Coach Mr. G. Wolanski Ralph Shecto Sit a rz vets two points in South vs. llVsf Tech game Ralph “Veep Wisniewski shooting for basket in South vs. Marshall game First row—J. Becker, J. Lever, T. Grsybowaki, R. Wixuitn'ski, K. Janca. D. Chrosniak, D. Domino; Second row— Student Mgr. R. Ciha, X. Pelt:. T. Uridel, A. Massey, R. Latarski, X. Fonnanek, J. Fay, B. Schiygling, F. Dingo: Third row—Coach, Mr. F. Dillon. R. Berger, C. Broski, J. Kcudro, 1). Pninvxki, D. Vlahovic, A. Rodrigue:, Student Mgr. R. Abratnoivski Baseball STRIKE THREE! HOT PEPPER GAME! Up, up and away Decathlon Guess who First row—F. Michalak. D. Tama. F. Medaglio, A. Struhar, J. Lav go; Second row—R. U'oliuaki. R Malusek. J. Orosz, C. Kress, R. Zak; Third row—Student Mgr. R. Ciha, R. Berger. T. Arslanian, M. Kidkoiric;. H. Amlaviav, R. Mantarro, Coach, Mr. S. Caruso Wrestling South 31 ............................Mayfield 20 South 22 ............................Marshall 21 South 19 .......................Garfield Heights 24 South 37 .....................Fainesville Harvey 13 South 38 .........................Benedictine 9 South 21 .........................West Tech 18 South 21 ...................University School 24 South 17 ..........................Collimvood 18 South 29 ..........Western Reserve Academy 10 South 21 ...............................Adams 18 South 25 ................................West 18 Had enough? Cheerleaders Bottom— '. Mates, D. l.ipinxki, V. Pleehuty, J. Keenan; Back—J. Stepka, D. Smirz, C. Zncco, K. Bolser, C. McC’loskey Majorettes Ix-ft to light—P. Kucharski, E. Conte, M. Machovee, K. Sotli, J. Uncut; Standing—Head Majorette C. Bird Boys Gym Leaders Meeting the same requirements as the girl gym leaders, these boys do their part in aiding Mr. Caruso in instructing the boys’ gym classes. Proficient in all phases of physical eduction, they lead the classes in exercises, check attendance, and keep classes in order. First row—R. Dedon. R. Wisniewski, R. Stawicki; Second row—R. Mantarro. R. Klon-owski, h. Podolski; Third row—D. Imka, R. Berger. T. Arslanian. J. Poyle Girls Gym Leaders The qualifications for a gym leader are many. First the girl must be an above average student, second, possess a good character, third, be rated high by teachers, and fourth, love to take part in many sports. The main duty of the girls is to help the advisor, Miss Peggy Klein, with her gym classes and to make gym seem interesting to everyone. First row—SI. Dickow, B. Miller, K. Solli, D. Passetti, D. Lipinski, P. Hawk; Second— row—J. Keenan. D. Hrivnak, P. Hrynak, advisor. Miss P. Klein, C. Vank, G. Zehnal, J. Templeton; Top row—C. Zneco, P. Thomas Boosters Club First row—R. Tench; Second row M. La Bella, M. Diekow, M. Berger, J. White, B. Plczia, D. Gesinsky, C. Pflug; Third row—E. Conte, A. Straubhaar, R. Rye, C. Fox, I. Weiler, C. Bird, J. Kozlowski, C. Zucco, J. Templeton; Fourth row—D. Gilston, D. Passe tti, C. It’wr, advisor Miss L. El well, G. Wisniewski, L. Tulani; Fifth row—T. Bialowas, G. Scott, J. Kendro, D. Bornino, R. Wisniewski, D. Kalkowski, P. DiBaggio, T. Wrotny, C. Ayala; Sixth row—D. Mindall, G. Zehnal, E. Shamrock, D. Lipinski, K. Solli, P. Hryuak, L. Bednhn, R. Furnish G. A. A. First row—A. Joziriak. I. Pace, E. Kahn, M. Diekow, C. Zucco. R. DcLorenzo, I. Weiler; Second row—M. Van Dyke, A. Kahn, P. Thomas, C. Vank, D. Zakrzewski, J. Templeton; Third row— P. Hryuak, G. Zehnal, K. Solli, L. Krejci, D. Lipinski, R. Mack. D. Passctti, J. Karander, B. Wasilcwicz, M. Haschak, advisor Miss P. Klein, C. Bird First row—J. Templeton, C. Zncco, R. II'isnicwxki. . . D-cker, G. Scott, J. Davis, K.Solli, D. Passetti; Second row— D. Miudall, D. Lipinski, L. Bedithn, D. Gesinsky, '. Kotlmck, It. Mack, E. Soma, A. Joziciak; Third row—R. Lentz, J. Poyle, R. Berger, L. Krcjci, S. McVeigh, C. Died, P. Knehurxki, J. Kozlowski, P. Hrynak; Fourth row—Advisor Miss D. Galluyher. J. Kavandi i, E. Shamrock, R. Furnish, Joan Svce, J. Keenan, D. Hawk, C. Dc Luca, Joyce Svec. Sgt. at Arms J. Lungo, Sec. E. Shamrock, Pres. D. Bomino, V. Pres. P. Hrynak, Treas. R. Berger Student Council Under the guidance of Miss Daphne Gallagher, the Student Council has become one of the most important organizations at South. It sponsors dances, carries on the Community Chest and Federated Fund campaigns and takes charge of other matters throughout the school that merit attention. Representatives from each homeroom and club meet each Monday to discuss school business. The Student Council also aided in organizing the first Homecoming program. Beacon Seated—S. Ross. B. Miller, R. Pasiul, A. DePompeii, M. Stachel, J. McCardell. A. Borovicka, D. Hawk. M. LaBella. R. Tench. Front row standing—D. Gcsinsky, I). Mindall, L. Beduhn, G. Zehnal. J. Svec, Advisor Mrs. B. Bechtold, J. Svec. E. Shamrock, G. Maslanka, C. Bird; Back row—M. Verovacz, J. Ratajczak, C. Henderson Member at mark at meeting Y-Teen One of the two YWCA groups at South, the Y-Teen, with Miss Georgia Pivcevich as advisor, performs various functions that aid other people and furnish the girls in the club with much personal satisfaction. In this past year it has sponsored a hay ride, made stuffed animals to send to a children’s hospital, had a Thanksgiving party for the veterans at Crile Hospital and has taken part in the World Fellowship Day. row—B. Miller. J. Karauder, B. Kotlarek. C. Lucas; Second row—C. Bird. V QI.amnKk. S. McVeigh. advisor Mis G. Pivcevich, I. Weiler. P. 'opono, M. nirLou' • Second row—C. Pflng. IK Fatibeuo. G. Swierczunski, J. Smart mood. F. Mateko'. M. Shimandlt. D. Piearelli; Fourth row—C. IVunicD. Kalkomsln, r Auala S Cronin. C. Collier. K. Sold; Fifth row— ?. Mack. R. Furnish R. Olbi ys. J. Seer, J. Si rc; Sixth low-D. Mindall, G. Zehnal. L. Beduhn, A. Pio-tionic:. P. Hrynuk, D. Hawk. Heoga Tri-Hi-Y Under the guidance of Miss Geraldine Kempski, this group of girls has taken an active part in school and community affairs. During the past year they have held candy sales, a fall dance, a hayride, and a pajama party. Some of the girls in the club also took part in the distribution of Easter Seals. Come on i?t, the water's fine. First row—It. Furnish, E. Conte, C. Collier, D. Lipin ski; On couch—P. Hrynak, P. Thomas, K.Solli, Advisor Miss G. Kempski, D. Passetti, P. Kncharski. J. Racnt; Back row—C. Kaminski, M. La Bella, C. Winer, C. Fox, C. Ayala. S. Kaminski, P. Kurka, A. Stranbhaar. Bookshop First row—P. Mindall, I. Pace. A. Straubhaar, J. IITn'fr. E. Kahn; Second row— E. Kahn, ft. Gretta. P. Ditek, P. Fatibcno, M. Berger, C. Winer, A. Jozwiak, R. Abram-owski. Advisor Mr. Rausford. Ushers Club First row—Joan Svec, P. Kuchai ski, J. Keenan, J. Templeton, N. McVeigh, M. Berger, jV. Magyar, C. Fox, C. Vank, M. Dickoiv; Second row—G. Siviercynski, R. Stcpka, J. Kozlowtki, L. Krejei, C. Hrivnak, M. Pelc, L. Beduhn, G. Zchnal, P. Thomas; Third row—Joyce Svec, I. Pace, P. Korku, C. I Finer, R. Olbrys, L. Talani, P. Hrynak, B. Miller; Fourth row— J. Racut, J. Kavander, J. McCardcll, B. Manning, C. De Luca, K. Solli, C. Zucco. Seated, left to right—D. Mindall, D. Gesiusky. N. McVeigh, L. flediihn, advisor, Miss E. Frischknet; Second row—F. Matcko. R. Olbrys, N. Magyar, B. Kotlarek, G. S icier ■ ezynski; Third row—M. McElhinney, R. W'olinski, R. Rndzilek, D. Prybor. Jr. Red Cross Under the guidance of Miss Ethel Frischknet, the Junior Red Cross meets for the purpose of helping others. Its members make colorful favors for hospital trays, Easter baskets for children, and other articles to cheer the sick. Last Christmas the members sang carols for the inmates at State Hospital. Dispensary Assistants With school nurse Miss Florence Strnad as advisor, this group of girls aids in keeping health cards filed, administers simple first aid, and assists Miss Strnad and the school doctor with checkups. Left to right—G. Zehnal, J. Svec, D. Hoick, R. Miller, J. Kavander, R. Stepka Hostess Club Serving at all social functions in the school, this group of girls, headed hg Miss Cary, gives freely of its time. In their crisp white aprons they make a pleasing and attractive picture. First row—C. Pflug, S. Ross; Second row—D. Fatibeno, advisor, Miss A. Cary, S. Cronin; Third row—B. Kotlarek, P. Popo-vic, R. Olbrys; Fourth row—J. Kavander, C. Ayala, R. Mack. First row—J. Zavasky, F. Matcko, J. Kozlotvski, C. Grudowski, D. Gesinsky; Second row— B. IVasilewicz, G. Scott, F. Jastcr, I). Lipinski, R. Masters; Third row—t. Ifii'A-, y. White, M. Berger, J. Morilak, R. Furnish; Fourth row—R. Pas-C- .C‘ DciJ .ca S’ Cennan, R. Schultz; Fifth row—advisor, Miss E. U eiss, . Plezta, L. Talani, M Dickow, P. Kucharski Tax Stamp Club Don Prybor and Don Stcila Movie Operators Were it not for these boys, the movies that everyone enjoys so much would not be seen. Taught by Mr. Paul Keene the correct procedure for handling the movie machines, they operate the projector for class viewed movies as well as the noon day movie. Hall Guards Where's your pass?' Left to right—B. Lewis. 8. J. Lovell, .V. Karson, R. Lentz, T. Arslanian, D. Bornino, M. Callahan, J. Ratajczak, I). Wells, L. Graboieski, R. Berger, R. Abrainowski, R. Sitarz Radio Operators Loft to Right—S. Ccrman, B. G. Lovell, Advisor Mr. C. Jordon, R. Wisniewski, D. Flower Movie Ushers With Mr. Herbert V. Jenks as their advisor, these Kiris sell and collect tickets to the noon day movie. At the end of the period they add up the amount of sales. They also select the movies to be seen during the semester. Left to right—E. Dombnsh, B. Grochocki, C. DeLuca, P. Martin Library Assistants Assisting Mrs. Editha Hed-burg, head librarian, these iris help to check out books, rpe, and to shelve books. First row—A. Jozwiak, Librarian Mrs. Zavodny, I. Knhel, L. Talani, J. Kav-under. Librarian Mrs. G. Jenks; Second row—C. Pflag. B. Plc2ia, B. Kotlarck, F, Matcko, F. Jaster, E. Shamrock, J. Suartuood, H. Mack, C. Grndowski, C. Ayala, C. Telatko D. Hawk. Office Assistants These hard working girls perform a vital function in taking care of school business. They answer the phone in the office, do clerical work, assist in putting out the week’s bulletin and making up of the daily absence sheet, as well as helping the clerks, Mrs. Kepplinger and Miss Cadek with additional work. Leftside, left to right—Mrs. Cadek, G. Wisniewski, C. Winer. D. Kal. kownki, N. McVeigh, C. DcLuca. B. Manning. Right side—Mrs. Kepplinger, J. McCardell Spring Play Rehearsal Dramatics This active and hard working class has done much to boost the morale at rallies, with its witty skits. Everyone looks forward to their annual spring play, which this year was the comedy, You Can’t Take it With You”. Members of the dramatics class practice every night, besides making their own scenery for the play. Firat row—J. K.-cnan. G. Zchnal. D. Mimlall. L. Bcduhn. N. McVeigh. C. Bird. I. Wciler, J. Wilaon. T. Smi-ck. K. Ilunn. J. Kcndro. T. Crxybow.ki, I. Becker, R. Plaga, D. Picarelli, M. Shimandle. B. Waaikwlc . D. Zakrzrwtki. R. Tench. D. Way. J. UllrhrUt. B. Delia; Second row R. Pyc. M. Machovec. D. Lipinaki. K Kahn. C. Winer. C. Zucco. R FurnUh. R. NavraUI. M. Wojnaruw.kl. D. Vlahovic. K. Michael.. P. Thomaa. B. Wiencrk S. Rominaki. C. Coatmrir. A. Fevkanln. M Verovaci. M. Stachel. A. Piotrowica: Third row—R. Sumek. D. Pcnia. R. Bertel. C. Foa. E. Conte. J. Kotlowaki. E. t'merly. J. Kalajctak. S. Luca . R. Domaratky, C. Hrndenon. A. Ru� kow kl D. Flower. B. Petera. G. Scott. P. Mate . C. Ayala. C. Rominaki. P. Kuchaiaki. P. Kuika. A. Straubhaar. R. Olbrya. L. Krejrl. This organization is composed of seniors who have previously enrolled in chorus classes. The main project is the fall operetta, in which many students have the opportunity to reveal their “hidden talents”. The a cap-pella choir also sings for events such as Senior class day, commencement, and the spring show. A Cappella We will put him in the stocks' South-Marshall game The band, through its daily outdoor rehearsals, has given the football season an added color. With the majorettes leading, the band has shown skill in producing many complicated formations. It also has a chance to prove its musical skill in the spring show and plays a big part in creating enthusiasm at rallies. Orchestra Adding music to the assemblies and shows is the job of the orchestra. Under the able leadership of Mr. Edward Katz, the orchestra has performed at the spring show, the operettas, and commencement. The unforgettable “Pomp and Circumstance”, played at commencement will be remembered for a long time by all graduates. Orchcttra at rally National Honor Society First row M. Berger, C. Znceo, M. Veroraez. J. Templeton. E. Shamrock. L. Krejet; Second row— ?. Mack, J. Kavandcr, [). DeLuea, advisor, Mins H. Lodwick, M. Stachel, B. Wasilewiez; Third row— ?. Berger, J. Bogle. R. Wisniewski, ?. Gretta, ?. Lewis; Fourth row—S. Cerman, K. Ranseher, K. Stachowskt The members of this honorary society are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. It is a tense moment when the names are read at the induction ceremony, and the new members are led to the stage. The memories of these impressive occasions will remain in everyone’s mind. National Honor Societg Induction German Club Seated—Advisor, Miss E. Il'nx , A. Borot’ieka, C. Hrituals; Second row—D. Way, I. Wriltr, D. MiiitlaII, p, Thomas; Third row— L. Beduhtt, A. Piotrowicz, B. Wasi r-ivicz, J. Zavanky, S. Cennan, D. Zakrzcivtki. The German club is organized under the direction of Miss Emily Weis?, language teacher. The German-Latin club Christmas party, with its “Wein-achtsman” is looked forward to every year by the members. Entertainment at the party is furnished by the members themselves, and the recently formed German band is a highlight of the meetings. Junior Council Under the sponsorship of the Cleveland Council on World Affairs, the J.C.W.A. meets twice monthly to discuss world problems. In the spring it prepares for the mock U.N. assembly, in which students from all over the city represent the countries of the United Nations. For the past two years, the J.C.W.A. has been under the direction of Mr. Alan Seidel. Latin Club The Latin club, which meets twice a month, is open for membership to any student of Latin. Initiations for all new mem bers are conducted at the beginning of each year. In the spring, it meets with the German club for an annual debate. The members prepare for the debate by discussing Rome and the Romans, and seeing movies and slides during the meetings. First row—L. Krcjci, E. Shamrock, G. Zehnal, IS. Miller; Second row—C. Zncco, M. Dickow, I). Gesinsky, D. Fatibcno, J. Gilchrist, B. Kottarek, C. Bird, advisor. Mix E. WVu ; Third row—T. Lesiak, K. Podolski, J. Davis, D. Hawk on World Affairs First row—D. Hoick, D. Fatihrnn, B. Miller, L. B -dahn. IKii jci, H. Tench, E. Shamrock, C. Zncco. D. Mnnlull; Second row—J. Km routin', J. MK'ntdil I, M. Stachel, B. k'ini� n. J. T nuclei oh, Advisor Mr. A. Seidel, G. Zehnal, Joan Swc, J� ;icc Sere, R. Paninl