St Francis De Sales High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Newark, OH)

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. . . i, , 33,5 - ' V B uebinls I ly'f . . with memories. SHIRLEY RICHMER Sparkling brown eyes . . .engaging smile . . . always ready to lend a hand . . . editor of the yearbook and assistant editor of Newsark . . . active member of the Dramatic Club . . . never seen without her tan coupe . . . pet peeve is men drivers . . . spends her sum- mers swimming and playing tennis . . . plans to go the Mt. Carmel way . . . favorite song is Because. OTTO ODENDAHL Uncle Dudley or Clarence . . . six feet of genial humor . . . supervisor of the local Kroger Store-almost . . . treasurer iunior year . . . favorite pastime is in- dulged at a certain restaurant on Union Street . . . particular interest big cars . . . often seen with Joe delivering candy . . . pet peeve physics, fond of study periods . . . will be missed. MONICA RAUCH A vivacious blonde . . . will be an excellent nurse weakness is cherry pie . . . honor student . . . always singing Because . . . noted for her many friends, but Betty comes first . . . answers to Minnie . . . a competent typist . . . efficient and cooperative . . . likes to read good books . . . has fun square dancing . . . her place just can't be filled. OF 19511 Page Twenty-one

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ome where 0ver The Rainbou NORM JEAN HILLIS Red with the Titian hair and brown eyes . . . wizard at math . . . hunting and the great outdoors take up her spare time . . . hates to be teased . . . spends her nickles at Clary's for cokes and My Heart Cries for You . . . Mt. Carmel after graduation . . . popular . . . daily Mass attendant. PAUL LEES Orry . . . slgiht but active . . . smile for everyone . . . favorite saying I says, Pop, can I have the Plym- outh tonilght? . . . his tune is Good-Night, Irene . . . pet peeve women . . . desires to manage Roe Emer- son's Store . . . would like to own a new Plymouth . . . you'll find him at Clark's . . . what'll the Starlighters do with those English parts? JOAN MILLER Joanne . . . grey eyes one can't forget . . . keen sense of humor . . . sells sweets at the Arcade theater. . . pet peeve Navy recruiters . . . desires to speak French fluently . . . My Heart Cries for You is her song . . . Margie makes pu the twosome. . . hamburgers with all The trimmings . . . friendly, generous, and special . . . destined for happiness. Page Twenty

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'Prnmise me We? .Still Be Vicki . . . petite brown-haired, hazel-eyed lass . . . unforgettable smile . . . always seen with Donna . . . pet peeve . . . people who can't swim . . . wants to live in Granville . . . hates blind dates . . . usually found at home . . . another willing draftee of the nurse brigade . . . cooperation plus . . . less charm at St. Francis when she's gone. WILLIAM MARSHALL Puffer . . . manly and active . . . treasurer of Altar Boy Society . . . manager of basketball team . . . Senior Football team . . . life-time member of the glee club . . . pet peeve is his class ring . . . would like to be another Perry Como . . . excels in dancing . . . nice summer nights usually finds Willy heading for the lake. DONNA ANN SWANK Tall, fair, with honey colored hair . . . lots of smiles to share . . . chosen for Buckeye Girls State . . . presi- dent of Sophomore Class . . . Editor of Newsark . . . desires to teach . . . Always tops her hit parade . . . dislikes her nickname Dinnie . . . head of her class . . . slowly learning to drive . , . rare sense of humor. Page Twenty-Two