South High School - Southernaire Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1961 volume:

SOUTHERN AII net Bernard Bonnie Bluhm Ma'rian Fryzel Judy Houdek Lenore Kolesar When we have graduated we will take f aths to different horizons and new experiences. We will take a large step forward by accepting responsibilities in an adult world. Our Southernaire in years to come will help us remember our high school days. As we turn the pages, smiling and friendly faces will greet us; familiar classroom and corridor scenes will come to life once more in our memories; and, the shouts of encouragement and lively cheering will ring in our ears. SOUTHERNAIRE In appreciation of his fine contribution in the field of education, his friendly guidance, and his constant encouragement to the countless numbers of South High pupils who were privileged to know Pop, we dedicate this edition of the Southernaire. 4 I Uaea - h: dud I ( 'rru ■ ;CT ALMA MATER Sons of South, proclaim with pride Right and honor, yet deride Weakness, boasting, selfish greed. Strive for honest thought and deed. Daughters, let your voices praise Golden truths and golden days. Courage, skills, and am applied Beauteous school, maternal guide. Sons and daughters pledge yc bold, South's high scholarship uphold. Service give in South's fair name Let character thy life proclaim. PAUL BARNES v 3 The spectacular changes socially and economically confronting our country today necessitates an ever-increasing demand for 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. Education is a continuously growing process. It includes the valuable experience of investigation for truth, the satisfaction of discovery, and the wisdom which knowledge brings. Wayne G. Smith, Principal MR. JENKS Assistant Principal MISS MURPHY Assistant Principal 7 7 MISS BRICKNER Guidance Counselor MR. WITTICH Cuidancc Counselor Miss Pivcevich, Mr. Pearl, Miss Weiss. FIRST ROW: Miss Sajtos, Miss Kempski. SECOND ROW: Mr. Proch, Mr. Goldstein, Mr. Mac-Learie, Mr. Krakowiak, Mr. Staudenbaur, Mr. Mason. PffOJE BELOW: Miss Cary, Miss Frischknet, Miss Conant. RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Miss Gallagher, Miss Pickering, Miss Lodwick. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Sidell, Mr. Martoccia, Mr. Jecmen, Miss Grinnoll, Mr. Cole, Miss Pivcevich. FIRST ROW: Mr. Prinz, Mr. Seidel. Mr. Rueter, Mr. Loya, Mr. Caruso, Mrs. Gelfand, SECOND ROW: Mr. Gillespie, Mr. Mr. Long, Mr. Parise. Mr. Gentile. Green, Mr. Dillon. We thought that the time would never come! Now, here we arc, facing the future, leaving behind cherished memories of many colorful events. At one time or another we will recall these memories. And somehow wc will all feel the magic of the Wonderful Years -- our three years, our friends, our fun, our victories, and our defeats. Above all we will never, never forget the Class of June 1961. JUNE '6i PROM COMMITTEE CLOCKWISE: Tom Ksiezyk, Nancy Cho-jnowski, David Miller, Dennis Wysocki, Tom Fisher, Charles Onder, Lucy Szcze-panski, Doreene Czyzewski, Donna Boduszek. JUNE SENIOR SOCIAL COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: Betty Sulkowski, Jerry Kra-jewski, Joanne Szczechowski. SECOND ROW: Josephine Mrugacz, Ralph Spark, Tom Moczadlo, Ronald Banghart, Mary Watkins. SENIOR DAY COMMITTEE FIRST ROW': Joyce Ross, Marcia Townsend. SECOND ROW: Barbara Smith, Paul Kcpchar, Nanncttc Pira. THIRD ROW: Terry Lynch, Ben Kucharski. I ANNUAL COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: Lee Kolesar, Jim Smith. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Toth, Sharon Kozuba, Janet Bernard, Fran Turk. SENIOR DINNER COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: Elfriedc Samulkcwitsch, Marge Kaczmarck. SECOND ROW: Steve Langowski, Carol Kopiowski, Ed Petr as, Pat Lotarski, Myron Tclcncio. STAFF COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: Diane Pupkicwtcz, Judy Klich. SECOND ROW: Ken Tyminski, James Tatsch, Bob Gear. THIRD ROW: Gail Fisher, Gerry Slivka, Linda Massey. ' 3 RONALD BANCHART 2993 East 67 Street Bangy A Cappclla, Junior Red Cross, Senior Social Committee, Tax Stamp Club. SHARON BANKS 6919 Fullerton Avenue Band, German Club, Health Club, Junior Council on World Affairs, Orchestra, Tax Stamp Club, Teachers Aide, Miss Lodwick 205 Ushers Club. DELORES ADKINS 6823 Gertrude Avenue PATRICIA AND ERA 4433 Douse Avenue Pat Junior Red Cross, Y-Teens. DAVID ANTOS1AK 3812 East 71 Street Enrico A Cappella, Band, Baseball, Beacon Staff, College Club, Combo. THOMAS ARCHER 1107 Dartmoor Avenue Arch Basketball, Dramatics, Varsity Football. BEN-BAR ANSKI 3860 East 72 Street Lucky ELSIE MAY BARTHOLOMEW 8007 Maryland Avenue Ponytail Latin Club, Junior Red Cross. SHARON BENNINGTON 3814 East 55 Street Sherry Tax Stamp Club. RITA BERENDT 4717 Lester Street Ritabug Teachers Aide. WHO'S WHO MOST POPULAR: Jim Tatsch Donna Boduszek MOST ATHLETIC: Tom Fisher Wilma Brown MOST CO-OPERATIVE: Jim Smith Chris Kaminski FRIENDLIEST: Tom Ksiezyk Betty Sulkowski MOST PHOTOGENIC: Ben Kucharski Kathy Linden MOST INVENTIVE: Charles Onder Judy Klich TEACHER'S PET: Bill Crawford Sigrid Burghause MOST INDUSTRIOUS: Jerry Slivka Elfriede Samulkewitsch CLASS COMEDIAN: Mike Marianek Madeline Magyar MOST CHARITABLE: John Sweeny Wilma Brown BIGGEST BLUSHER: Ron Banghart Marcia Townsend CLASS FLIRT: Jack Kaniecki Wendy Thompson MOST AMBITIOUS: Jerry Krajewski Marge Kaczmarck MOST GENEROUS: Mike Sexton Nancy Chojnowski BEST CONVERSATIONALIST: Terry Lynch Sharon Kozuba MOST INTELLIGENT: Eugene Jorski Gail Fisher BEST MANNERED: Tom Ksiezyk Betty Lowe MOST CONSIDERATE: Don Melbar Nannette Pira BEST LOOKING: John Rizzo Donna Boduszek MOST VERSATILE: Dennis Wysocki Janet Bernard MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Jim Tatsch Gail Fisher HAS DONE THE MOST FOR SOUTH: Paul Kepchar Sharon Kozuba MOST ARTISTIC: Rich Miller Bonnie Bluhm MOST HONEST: Mike Sexton Joyce Ross BEST SINGER: Dave Antosiak Bonnie Bluhm NICEST HAIR: John Rizzo Janet Bernard NICEST EYES: James Mecklemburg Grace Manning BEST DANCER: Dave Antosiak Frank Turk BEST DRESSER: Mike Marianek Lee Kolesar FIRSTRuW: Marianne Shells, Secretary; Rosemary Phillips, Girls' Treasurer; Steve Ambrochowicz, Preside Pat Sowinski, Vice-President: SECOND ROW: Richard Kasunik, Sergeant-at-Arms; Michael Meczka, Boys' Treasurer. JANUARY '62 AYvAVSr. The final curtain comes down on three memorable years as the January Class of 1962 departs from South High School. We leave fond memories of our classes, of our school activities, and of our fellow students. What the future holds no one can say, You get out of life what you put into it. Only you can determine what the future might hold for you. JANUARY ANNUAL COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: Pam Sowinski. SECOND ROW: Marian Fryzel, Donald Williams, Judy Houdek. SENIOR SOCIAL FIRST ROW: Marianne Shells, Caroline Koster, Marion Svanda. SECOND ROW: Dave Nowotniak, Edd Kubu. SENIOR DINNER FIRST ROW: Don Kaniccki. SECOND ROW: Sharon Clark, Cheryl Pince, Teddy Shaft. DONALD WILLIAMS 4084 East 78 Street Don Cappclla, Annual taff, German Club, •iall Guard, Tax Stamp Club. BARBARA YURKO 3921 East 93 Street Meech Girls' Athletic Association, Girls' Glee Club. Mr. Dillon 204 I DONALD KANIECKI 7506 Park Avenue Hall Guard, Junior Varsity Football. RUTH KASA 3711 Washington Park Blvd. Ruthie Girls' Glee Club, Junior Red Cross. DUANE YINCLINC 53262 Broadway Butch Wrestling. GEORGE TEUBL 4106 East 71 EILEEN KRMPOTICH 4711 Lester Street A Capella, Girls' Athletic Association. Girls' Glee Club,Girls' Gymlcaders, Library Club. Ushers Club. SHARON KRUSE 7602 New York Avenue Shortie Counselor's Aide, Football Program Committee, Girls' Athletic Association, Health Service, Intramurals, Y-Tccns. PAUL MACHUSICK 4306 Bridgeview Fink ■ mu i a r s a — SENIOR SOCIAL FIRST ROW: Marianne Shells, Caroline Roster, Marion Svanda. SECOND ROW: Dave Nowotniak, Edd Kubu. SENIOR DINNER FIRST ROW: Don Kaniecki. SECOND ROW: Sharon Clark, Cheryl Pince, Teddy Shaft. EDWARD LAPKA 4112 Cullen Drive Ed Hall Guard EDWARD LASKY 3673 East 54 Street Ed Hall Guard What Are You Looking At? H KENNETH MARKOVITZ 4492 Turney Road Ken Hall Guard. DONALD WILLIAMS 4084 East 78 Street Don Cappclla, Annual Staff, German Club, i-Iall Guard, Tax Stamp Club. BARBARA YURKO 3921 East 93 Street Meech Cirls1 Athletic Association, Girls' Glee Club. Quit Needling Me! ! ! DUANE YINGLING 53262 Broadway Butch Wrestling. GEORCE TEUBL 4106 East 71 EDWARD WALSH 3631 East 65 Street Ed Krakowiak, 209A CAMERA 9HY Diane Aron Roger Bari Roger Basham Ronald Braiko Robert Grabowski Wayne Hylton Evelyn Nutter Jack Price Ronald Reed Robert Sobolewski Roger Walker Stan Ziemak Will it Gymleader's m tr DENNIS WYSOCKI 7916 Spafford Road Socki College Club, Decathlon, Football Program Committee, J.V. Basketball, Prom Committee, Student Council Treasurer, Varsity Football, Varsity S Club, Varsity Basketball. JOHN YELSIK 4414 Lester Avenue DUANE Y1NCLINC 53262 Broadway Butch Wrestling. MARLENE ZMARZLY 3760 East 77 Street Y-Teens, Teachers' Aide. PATRICIA ANN ZYWICA 3706 East 55 Street Pat Band, Tax Stamp Club. GEORGE TEUBL 4106 East 71 GERALDINE ZABIELSKI 6405 Gertrude Avenue Gerry Girls' Glee Club. MIKE ZALESKI 4419 Beta Avenue Mickey J.V. Football, Senior Dinner Committee. ELOISF. ZIMAK 3594 East 72 Street Ellie Student Council, Teachers' Aide. Where Are The Boys? CAMERA SHY Geraldine Gassctt Berry Irvin Carol Ann Jaworski Edward Klich Les Nering Thomas Moczadlo William Schwartz Sam Smith Denison Sulodic Clifford Taylor Let's See, What Shall We Make Today. Is There a Spy Among Us? Another Exciting Day in English South Side Story WHO'S WHO MOST POPULAR: Mike Meczka Rosie Phillips MOST ATHLETIC: Jeff Thomas Judy Houdek MOST CO-OPERATIVE: Don Kanecki Joyce Chadima FRIENDLIEST: Don George Caroline Koster MOST PHOTOGENIC: Don Williams Elaine Cervenka MOST INVENTIVE: Gary McFadden Billie Holom TEACHER'S PET: Ron Furman Nancy Monninger MOST INDUSTRIOUS: Dave Nowoiniak Caroline Koster CLASS COMEDIAN: Dennis Muctzcl Sharon Muctzcl MOST CHARITABLE: Don Tish Marlene Hendricks BIGGEST BLUSHER: A1 Kozdron Sharon Kruse CLASS FLIRT: Barry Kay Marion Svanda MOST AMBITIOUS: Teddy Shaft Pam Sowinski MOST GENEROUS: Don Tish Helen Wahala BEST CONVERSATIONALIST: A1 Kozdron Bonnie Jakowski MOST INTELLIGENT: Mario Morino Marian Fryzel BEST MANNERED: Bill Jennings Pam Sowinski MOST CONSIDERATE: Don Williams Marlene Hendricks BEST LOOKING: Teddy Shaft Marian Fryzel MOST VERSATILE: Steve Ambrochowicz Pat Sowinski MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Mario Morino Judy Houdek HAS DONE THE MOST FOR SOUTH: Mike Meczka Rosie Phillips MOST ARTISTIC: Mario Madaglia Marion Svanda MOST HONEST: Ed Walsh Joyce Chadima BEST SING ER: Jim Cixcola Loretta Blair NICEST HAIR: Jim Circola Marilyn Hryb NICEST EYES: Ed Kubu Sharon Clark BEST DANCER: Mario Madaglia Dolores Ellis BEST DRESSER: Dave Nowotniak Bonnie Jakowski ACTIVITIES Classes were only a part of our school life. Every ineal needs dessert and spices, our scholastic spices were the extra activities which gave life and personality to the school. From the arts to honors, from service to education, the extras offered by our school definitely were beneficial and also enjoyable. FIRST ROW: Joyce Ballow, Rosemary Phillips, Joyce Ross, Judy Klich, Margaret Kaczmarek, Carol Duplay. SECOND ROW: Judy Houdek, Donna Boduszek, Lucy Szozepanski, Nancy Chojnowski, Terry Lynch, Mike Meczka. THIRD ROW: Pam Sowinski, Alfriede Samulkewitsch, Wendy Thompson, Dennis Wysocki, Tom Ksiezyk. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Toth, Cail Fisher, Pat Osowski, Doreene Czyzewski, Mario Morine, Janet Bernard, Miss Gallagher. NATIONAI HONOR QOOIFTV STUDENT COUNCIL John Ramicone, Sergeant-at-Arms; Janet Bernard, Secretary; Tom Ksiezyk, President; Gail Fisher, Vice President; Dennis Wysocki, Treasurer, Advisor--Miss Callaghor. FIRST ROW: Nannette Pira, Donna Boduszek, Gail Fisher, Margaret Kaczmarek, Margaret Pelcsh. SECOND ROW: Rosemary Phillips, Donna Waszcwski, Judy Houdek, Pam Sowinski, Doreene Czyzewski, Janet Bernard. THIRD ROW: Eugene Jorski, Bcrald Slivka, Miss Kenpski, Mario Morino, Teddy Shaft. FOURTH ROW: Jack Curtin, Chester Skoczcn, James Duda, Michael Mcczka, James Tatsch. Have you often thought of what college would be like? A group of serious-minded students planning on higher education belong to the College Club. The main purpose of this newly established organization is to guide students in filling out applications, in using college catalogs correctly, and in acquainting them with the various requirements of the various universities. Talks by former South Hij i students who are attending college, films giving helpful information, and trips to the campuses are some of the activities. FIRST ROW: Berry Irvin, Eugene Jorski, Jerry Wisniewski, Ralph Sparks, Jack Curtain. SECOND ROW: Mr. Wittich, James Vavrek, Gerald Slivka, John Goga, David Antosiak, Dan Marcin, Rich Jirousek, Jim Smith, William Crawford, Adclbcrt Waters, Ed Pctras, Guntis Smilga. COLLEGE CLUB FIRST ROW: Doreene Czy-zewski, Gail Fisher, Marge Kaczmarck, Irene Kassay-Far-kas, Donna Waszewski, Elfriede Samulkcwitsch. SECOND ROW: Linda Massey, Gertrude Mierz, Jo Ann Dzuro, Pat Byers, Nan-nettc Pira, Corine Svedek. THIRD ROW: Miss Brickner, Bonnie Bluhm, Diane Pupkie-wicz, Penny Przybylski, Janet Bernard, Lillian Brucz, Susan Buttolph. Informing Southernairc about school events is not an easy task. Many class and after school hours are spent in making the Beacon one of the best papers in the city. Besides the traditional nose for news staff members must know how to make up page plans, write headlines, set copy for the printer, and keep news up to date and worth reading. Under the advisorship of David Jecmen the Beacon won first place for coverage of the United Appeal campaign. top rating from the National Scholastic Press Association and awards from the Northeastern Ohio Press Association clinic held at Kent State University last Spring. Executive Beacon Staff: Elizabeth Pokomy, Keith Newell, advisor, David Jecmen, Susan Buttolph, William Crawford. BEACON STAFF FIRST ROW: Carol Trivanovich, Chester Skoczen, Marion Fryzcl, Sharon Clark, Sally Kunka, Rosie Phillips, Pat Sowinski, Pam Sowinski, Donna Waszewski, Joyce Chadima, Marge Pelesh. SECOND ROW: Mike Sexton, Jim Tatsch, Nancy Chojnowski, Donna Boduszek, Gertrude Micrz. THIRD ROW: Dave Antosiak, John Kakoczy, Tom Ksiezyk, Nanette Pira, Kathy Porcin, Walter Marcinowski, Diane Pupkiewicz. BOOK STORE FIRST ROW: Donna Boduszck, Pat Osowski, Pat Bird, Lee Kolesar, SECOND ROW: Mr. Ransford, Jerry Kra-jcwski. LIBRARY AIDES Pat Robinson, Elizabeth Pakomy, Cheryl Prince, Karen Edwards, Carole Jaworoki, Marge Pelesh, Susan Buttolph, Paulino Liodtke, Edward Klich, Manlyn Toth, f 2 MATH CLUB FIRST ROW: Gail Fisher, Miss Prechtl, Janet Bernard. SECOND ROW: Ed Walsh, David Nowatniak, Jack Curtain, Eugene Jorski, Richard Jir-ousek. TAX STAMP CLUB FIRST ROW: Miss Weiss, Chris Kaminski, Marilyn Toth. SECOND ROW: Sharon Banks, Judy Falk, Andrea Hricik, Diane Pupkiewicz. THIRD ROW: Pauline Liodtke, Louise Long, Priscilla Formanek, Josie Mrugacz, Virginia Clover. FOURTH ROW: Al Kozdron, Carol Koprowski, Cheryl Pinoz, Sharon Bennington. UQHERS MOVIE USHERS Pat Kotarski, Dorothy Kornowski, Elaine Rutkowski, Nancy Monninger. USHERS CLUB FIRST ROW: Cheryl Pincz, Betty Bumgardner, Joan Kaplan, Betty Lowe, Joyce Chadima, Pat Sowinski, Pam Sowinski, Carol Travanovich, Helen Wahala. SECOND ROW: Lee Kolcsar, Janet Bernard, Carolyn Dean, Carol Duplay, Sharon Kozuba, Bernice Franc -kowiak, Diane Pupkowicz, Andria Hricik, Marilyn Toth, Sharon Banks, Maggie Magyar. THIRD ROW: Chris Kaminski, Marge Kaczmarek, Linda Massey, Bonnie Jakowski, Marianne Shells, Betty Sulkowski, Judy Klich, Tobie Correll, Rosie Phillips, Gail Fisher, Bonnie Bluhm. FOURTH ROW: Judy Demp-ski, Jo Ann Dzuro, Carol Koprowski, Doreene Czy-zewski, Pat Osowski, Marilyn Hryb, Jackie Dangel, Sally Kunka, Fran Turk, Donna Boduszek, Nancy Chojowski. G. A. A. FIRST ROW: Jackie Dangel, Eileen Krmpotich, Pat Sow inski, Billie Holom, Sharon McVeigh, Judy Klich, Judy Houdek, Sharon Kruse, Joyce Ballow, Sharon Matuska. SECOND ROW': Wendy Thompson, Barbara Smith, Marilyn Hryb, Pat Osowski, Carol Gusky, Mrs. Gclfand, Sharon Muetzel, Josic Mru-gaez, Helen Wahala, Delores Starchvick, Phyllis Tracz. THIRD ROW: Carol Trivanovich, Bernice Franckowiak, Joan Novotny, Carol Hulcs, Joyce Ross, Betty Sulkowski, Jenny Perk, Joan Kaplan, Fran Turk, Janet Bernard. FOURTH ROW: Susan Buttolph, Sharon Kozuba, Wilma Brown, Andrea Hricik, Carol Koprowski, Joanne Szczechowski, Tobie Correll, Caroline Koster. Wilma Brown receives a trophy for her winning bowling team from Mr. Smith. DRAMATICS FIRST ROW: Rosemary Phillips, Diane Aron, Judy Maly, Joan Mateko, Cheryl Pince, Rosemary Olsoson. SECOND ROW: Christine Koblarchick, Bonnie Bluhm, Mr. Cole, Sigrid Burghausc, Urscla Thelen, Carol Trivanovich. THIRD ROW: Ralph Wlotzko, Thomas Archer, Carl Formanek, John Booth, Ken Tyminski, A1 Kozdron, Rich Kasunick, Denisen Suladie. ml Well Now . . . Vi V ft V Anybody for a Piggy BaCK Ride? Oh Boy! Now for a ride in one of those new automobiles. ■1 ■■■ You're Off Your Rocker! FIRST ROW: Susan Buttolph, Mr. Seidel, John Goga, Elizabeth Pokorny. SECOND ROW: Judy Maly, Chuck Ondera, Judy Houdek, Elfrieda Samulkewitsch, Jerry Slivka, Corrine Svedek, Marge Pelish, Beatrice Nyka. GIRLS' GYM LEADERS FIRST ROW: Barb Smith, Marilyn Hryb, Dolores Starchvick, Helen Wahala, Billie Holom, Bernice Franckowiak, Mrs. Gclfand. SECOND ROW: Carol Koprowski, Pat Sowinski, Susan Buttolph, Judy Houdek, Eileen Krmpotich, Jackie Dangle, Pat Osowskl, Wilma Brown. THIRD ROW: Joyce Ross, Sharon Kozuba, Fran Turk, Carol Trivan-ovich, Caroline Koster, Andrea Hricik, Wendy Thompson, Janet Bernard. FIRST ROW: Dave Gicrman, Jerry Papin, Don Melbar, Tom Fisher, Rich Tylicki, Jim Duda, Bob Gear, John Papushak, Len Borino. SECOND ROW: Dennis Muctzel, Ken Phlug, Bob Wroblewski. THIRD ROW: Jim Circola, Bob Schodowski. FOURTH ROW: John Frys. LATIN CLUB GERMAN CLUB FIRST ROW: Lenore Kolcsar, Sharon Muctzel, Patricia Osowski, Carolyn Sue Dean. SECOND ROW: Ursula Thelen, Donald Williams, Miss Weiss, Joyce Chadima, Diane Pupkicwicz, Irene Kas$ay--Farkas, Linda Massay. THIRD ROW: John Goga, Edward Pctras, Dennis Muctzcl, Albert Kozdron, William Crawford. HEALTH SERVICE Sharon McVeigh, Pat Sovvinski, Pam Sowinski, Joyce Chadima. FUTURE NURSES CLUB FIRST ROW: Donna Waszewski, Marian Fryzel, Rosemary Phillips, Carol Trivanovich, Bonnie Bluhm. SECOND ROW: Bonita Jakowski, Billie Holom, Judy Houdck, Corrinc Svedek. THIRD ROW: Donald George, Miss ..eiss, Gerald Slivka. LATIN CLUB FOOTBALL PROGRAM COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: Claudia Mueller, Sharon Kruse, Janice Rolfe, Diane Podolak, Sandy Riedel. SECOND ROW: Virginia Glover, Beth Jones, Sharon Muetzcl, Carol Huddleston, Sharon Kozuba. THIRD ROW: Tom Kosiorck, Dolores Shimclonis, Marilyn Merick, Pam Sowinski, Dorothy Ross, Pat Sowinski, Sheila Colfer, Robert Dod. FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Pince, Sharon Kahoun, Al Kozdron, Marge Pelesh, Rich Jirousck, Jackie Hargett, Marion Svanda. Maryann Vasko, Delores Mikeo, Joan Matcko, Carol Skall, Rosie Novak, Sheila Colfer, Marge Kaczmarek, Judy Denske, Pat Kotarski, Tobie Corrclla, Shirley Krajewski, Cheryl Pince, Marge Pospisil. H08TESS CLUB RADIO BULLETIN QTAFF Mr. Jecmcn, Donna Krajcwski, Roger Hoysack, Granvill Potter, Jack Kaniecki. FIRST ROW: Donna Krajev ski. SECOND ROW: Granvill Potter, Steve Sezawinski, Jack Kaniecki. RADIO OPERATORS FIRST ROW: Anna Marie Feckanin, Phyllic Warner, Elaine Yanish, Chris Hill, Sandra Buckicwicz, Sandy Reidel, Eileen Krmpotich, Judy Houdck, Chris Kaminski, Helen Wahala, Loretta Blair, Betty Natron, Mary Ann Cech, Nancy Monningcr, Donna Zabnikar, Wilma Brown, Ann Morilak, Lee Kolesar, Betty Lowe, Carol Alexander. SECOND ROW: Sally Kunka, Delores Mikco, Mary Ann Vasko, Carol Strzyzcwski, Pam Sow inski, Pat Bird, Lorry Vank, Jane Wilkens, Jackie Hargett, Diane Trcfcny, Nancy Armour, Sherry Kupski, Diane Kozcrowski, Carol Trivanovich, Sharon Kahoun, Sharon Muctzcl, Gertrude Micrz, Marie Wozniak, Fran Turk, Sandy Tcska, Josic Mrugacz, Linda Massey, Carol Stella, Miss Kadcl. THIRD ROW: Robert Wodzinski, Tom Kasiorek, George Hulcs, Allen Block, Carl Formanek, Bob Nicwdzwieski, Ken Shicds, Bob Soboleski, Gary Brown, Milan Krai, Robert Dod, James Meklem-burg, Frank Cichowicz, Jan Maynard, Gino Mcdaglia, Carol Ilules, Bonnie Bluhm. FOURTH ROW: Bob Cizkorsky, Rich Murphy, Jerry Hebebrand, Jolin Rakoc .y, Vincent Markland, Dennis Neidermyer, Wayne Ogle, Tim Smith, Larry Smith, Ron Banghart, John Palinkas, Bill Bloomhuff, Terry Frys, Ken Bartells, Louis Draus, Paul Pawlowski. FIRST ROW: Bonnie Klick, Carol Cerome, Mary Stanklcwicz, Joyce Koenig, Carol Buszta, Charlotte Mains, Gloria Matousek, Dcnicc Ramicome, Carol Pazderski, Lorrie Zabielski, Barbara Kares, Carol Ziebinski, Judy Mary-siak, Brenda Lowe, Janet Clivar, Rosemary Jczicrski, Sandy Yurko, Levada Terry, Gloria Magnotta, Margaret Constantine. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Kostal, Sandy Tucholski, Annette Rabbagc, Susie Sverko, Barbara Gromclski, Sherry Radcliff, Barbara Bookbinder, Beverly Sikon, Linda Brown, Mary Anna Zivanovic, Miss Kadel, Linda Newell, Gerry Babincc, Kathy Kesiar, Beatrix Laniak, Diane Jones, Pat Rishcrt, Evelyn Nutter, Diane Martin, Geraldine Cassctti, Shirley Molodcc. THIRD ROW: Donna Kuntz, Diane Danko, Rose Ann Casadontc, Shirley Folga, Kay Taylor, Jackie Davis, Martha Cashell, Marie Kara, Betty Jczicrski, Barbara Kanicwski, Lois 1-npka, Delores Adkins, Irene Wozniak, Elaine Tatch, Karen Edwards, Mary Ann Shaft, Diane Tucciarclli, Josephine Pietrzak, Patricia Thomson, Sharon Beyl, Joan Kapela. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Stacks, Sue Owens, Shirley Chervenak, Rusty Paschkc, Gcrric Zabielski, Barbara Wisvari, Joan Wanot, Joanne Pivowarski, Carol Kalk, Joann Kikolic, Gertrude Schulz, Wanda Suladic, Ruth Kasa, Fran Konisarz, Maureen Malpass, Carol Gricssmcr, Connie Maracz, Theresa Bulka, Antoinette Mikolyczyk, Diane Petras, Pat Chimes. FIRST ROW: Carol Alexander, Donna Zabnikar, Carol Stella, Linda Massey, Cl Kaminski. SECOND ROW: Pam Sowinski, Nancy Armour, Judy Houdek, Anna Feckanin. TRIPLE TRIO FIRST ROW: Rosemary Phillips, Bonnie Jakowski, Carol Cremeans. SECOND ROW: Josic Mrugacz, Donna Bodusek. THIRD ROW: Linda Glinka, Nancy Chojnowski. CHEERLEADER9 CLOCKWISE: Joanne Mateko, Carol Duplay, Joanne Michel, Joan Miller, Janet Bernard, Marsha Townsend, Leora Kurka. MAJORETTES CLOCKWISE: Sharon Clark, Joyce Chadima, Marian Fryzel, Cheryl Pincc, Marlene Hendricks. FIRST ROW: F.lfriede Samulkcwitch, Linda Massey, Wendy Thompson, Carolyn Dean, Corrine Svedek. SECOND ROW: Christine Koblarchick, Pat Andera, Kathryn Seefeld, Carol Duplay. THIRD ROW: Virginia Perk, Phyllis Tracy, Joan Kaplan, Camilia Skiba, Carol Iacovone. FOURTH ROW: Donna Boduszek, Josie Mrugacz, Sandra Buckicwicz, Marcia Townsend. FIFTH ROW: Christine Kaminski, Donna Waszewski, Betty Sulk-owski, Judy Klich, Joyce Ross. SIXTH ROW: Jo AnnDzuro, Tobie Correll, Pat Osowski. SEVENTH ROW: Veronica Blum a, Bonnie Bluhm, Dorcene Czyzewski, Janet Bernard. EIGHTH ROW: Maryann Vasko, Carol Koprowski, Delores Mikco, Fran Turk, Joanne Szczcchowski. Y-TEEN I I HEOGA FIRST ROW: Gail Fisher, Marge Kaczmarek, Donna Boduszek, Carol Trivanovich. SECOND ROW: Rosie Phillips, Judy Klich, Marilyn Hryb, Carol Duplay. THIRD ROW: Joyce Ross, Pat Osowski, Josie Mrugaxz, Kathy Panik, Mancy Chinowski. FOURTH ROW: Miss Kempski, Rose Mary Okleson, Fran Turk, Janet Bernard. HALL GUARDS Hartnagel, Bob Hearn. SECOND ROW: Joe Niedz-wiecki, Richard Siley, Joe Novotny, John Rami-cone, Bob Bartl, Mr. Wittich. MOVIE OPERATORS FIRST ROW: John Naien, Barry Kay, James Wolf, Steve Ambrocho-wicz. SECOND ROW: Ed Petras, Joe Smiley, Dave Gierman, Dennis Muetzcl. THIRD ROW: Jerry Krajcwski, Bill Bloomhuff, Steve Langowski. FOURTH ROW: Tom Ksiezyk, Miss Murphy, Teddy Shaft, Ed Lasky. FIFTH ROW: Rich Cwil inski, Terry Lynch, Larry Karpowicz, Jim Chojnowski, Bob Grabowski. SIXTH ROW: John Palinkas, Jim Konapinski, Den Oranski, Dave Nowotniak, Don Kanecki, Tom Jasinski. BAND FIRST ROW: Patricia Zywica, Elizabeth Pokomey, Corine Svedek, Sharon Banks, Andrea Hricik, Mr. Katz, Marilyn Toth, Pauline Liedtkc, Joyce Ross, Carol Mruczkowski. SECOND ROW: John Goga, John Sweeney, David Miller, David Antosiak, Edward Kubu, William Jennings, Daniel Marcin, Edward Horan. Doreene Czycwski, Sharon Kotfiba, Donna Boduszek Linda Glinka, and Bonnie Blumn. Combining beauty and brains, the five candidates posed a voting problem for the boys. In a close election, Donna was chosen Queen, ably attended by Linda, Sharon, Bonnie, and Doreene. 82 Go! Go! Go! Through victory and defeat we cheered our Flyers on. Many obstacles on the. field, court, and mat were overcome, and our boys showed they had the will and determination to fight. No matter whether football, basketball, baseball, or wrestling, the teams had our backing 100 per cent. FIRST ROW: Mr. Gentile, Ass't Coach; Dennis Muetzel, Mario Morino, Jim Ciricola, Don McKay, Lenny Bornino, A1 Rosie, Tom Fisher, Dennis Wysocki, Jim Meklemburg, Mr. Mason, JV Coach. SF.COND ROW: Mr. McGroarty, Head Coach; Paul Tylicki, Frank Nicola, Ed Humpal, Ralph Lucas, Frand Kuse, John Ramicone. Ken Pflue. Bob Gear, Dave Abramowski. THIRD ROW: Robert Barns, Harry Picnik, Frank DiVitto, William Sypniewski, Ken Sweet, Tom Arunski, Ed Petras, Greg Kuta, i TYLICKI FINDS THE RAMS ARE WAITING Mr. Lambert, Athletic Director. FOURTH ROW: Rogar Hoysak, Student Mgr.; George Kazarovich, RodneyCronlin, Larry Smith, Jim Tyminski, Mike Meczka, John Slovenski, Rich Kasunick. Five yards to pay dirt. i Fisher Scoring the first touchdown of the season. FOOTBALL South 6 South 8 South 22 South 28 South 20 South 0 South 6 South 6 South 0  SCORES Shaker 0 John Adams 36 Holy Name 24 West High 0 Lincoln 6 St. Ignatius 16 John Marshall 20 West Tech 20 Rhodes 6 Go! South Go! Ignatius is always tough. The Flyers came through with their best season in three years. Arch rival. Holy Name, met bitter defeat twice as South captured fifth place in the West Senate competition. Starting the season South downed Solon, Maple Heights, and Holy Name before losing to West by four points. The team came bouncing back to defeat Lincoln. The team split its next two encounters, losing to defending champion, St. Ignatius, but rebounding to clip John Marshall. IpSHfigs FIGHT FOR THAT REBOUND At mid-term the squad posted a seven won. six lost record. With graduation, the varsity lost the sparkling shooting and playing of Jim Tyminski. This, plus a rash of injuries, was too much for the inexperienced Flyers, who tried gamely but could not fully recover to hit the victory trail again. The regular season ended with a 7-9 record. In tournament play South faced St. Ignatius again only to lose 69-56. The outstanding play of Captain Tom Ksiczyk did not go unnoticed. Tom reaped the honor of being named to the All-Tournament Team by sports writers and tournament officials. Two for T An easy score Come and get it FIRST ROW: Rogar Housak, Ron Furman, Ken Phlug, Dennis Wysocki. SECOND ROW: Joe Faircloth, Jim Tatsch, Jim Tyminski, Jack Kaniecki, Teddy Shaft. THIRD ROW: Mr. Krakowiak, Coach; Tom Ksiezyk, Jerry Krajew-ski, Keith Newell, Mike Meczka, Mr. Mason, JV Coach. SCORES South . . . . . . 81 Solon ... 52 South . . . . . . 73 Maple Hts. . . . , . . 49 South . . . . . . 64 Holy Name . . . , . . 52 South . . . . . . 48 West ... 52 South . . . . . . 64 Lincoln ... 53 South . . . . . . 48 St. Ignatius . . . . . 71 South . . . ... 63 Marshall . . . . . . . . 44 South . . . . . . 45 West Tech . . . ... 82 South . . . ... 52 Rhodes . . . 54 South . . . ... 58 Holy Name . . . . . .48 South . . . . . . 67 West ... 12 South . . . ... 58 Lincoln . . . 48 South . . . . . . 64 St. Ignatius . . ... 78 South . . . ... 55 Marshall .... . . . .69 South . . . ... 56 West Tech . . . ... 84 South . . . ... 50 Rhodes ... 71 TOURNAMENTS South . . . ... 56 St. Ignatius . . . ... 69 It's in the air! Is it Good? FIRST ROW: John Frys, Jan Maynard, Norm Kaczmarck, Jerry Papin, Rich Pavlasck, Mr. Accordino. SECOND ROW: Mr. Caruso, John Ramiconc, Harry Pccnik, Bob Jerry, Bob Gear, Paul Kcpchar, Bill Sypniewski, Mr. Brooks. Scores South 24 ... . Lincoln...............21 South 19 ... . Garfield Hts..........19 South 26 ... . Adams.................18 South 37 ... . Collinwood............ 8 South 19 ... . St. Edwards...........19 South 11 ... . Marshall..............27 South 22 ... . University............13 South 23 ... . Rhodes................14 South 24 ... . Western Reserve......19 South 19 ... . Parma.................21 South 45 ... . Benedictine........... 0 South 27 ... . West..................16 McKay to victory Gear and his lucky shoes try for a pin ! WRESTLING BASEBALL Fisher winds up! Andy goes up for the out! As Spring comes around it is said a young man's fancy often turns to thoughts of love—love of baseball, tha is! livery year our Flyers are among the district's best. With Mr. Dillon as coach are bound to be on top. Grctta ready for the swing. CLEVELAND PUBLIC LIBRARY