Warrensville Heights High School - Tiger Spotlight Yearbook (Warrensville Heights, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

Staff EDITOR - Barbara Chnstman ASSISTANT EDITOR - Robert Slivka BUSINESS MANAGER- Pat Sabados LAYOUT Lois Fal Kathy Ellacott Virginia Voth EDITORIAL Pat Mahovlic Bonnie Namy BUSINESS Barbara Unger Karen Westcott ADVISOR Mr. Fred Stokes Mr. Lester J. Tome In appreciation for your untiring hours of service to the students of WHHS, we wish to dedicate this, our second yearbook, to you our able principal. You have served the Warrensville School District for the past three years. Your first thought has always been the welfare and education of our students. Your ultimate goal is to make Wl-IHS one of the best high schools in the northern Ohio area. Due to your ability in running the school efficiently and with a happy balance between teachers and students, discipline and friendship, Warrensville Heights is well on its way to becoming one of the best schools in the Ohio Education System. 3 1 f'-. w . h' '., fy :iw ,I - ' x ' Q .1 ,vw 1 ,,.. 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I if ,I ,, 4- N if , L4 fw., 121, 1 A 5 553, 'Hx :va Q ig.. mt-f' . f y 4 N , ,, ,K , 'A fwf g'4: lf, X 5 v utumn As the leaves turned from green to gold and slowly drifted to thc ground once again students of Warrensville Heights High School re turned to the hallowed halls of learning A feeling of excitement and anticipation could be felt throughout the school that first morning, as students flocked through the open school doors That day many old acquaintances were renewed and new ones made as we scurried about in search of the right classroom at the right times An all school assembly was held in the gymna sium, here students were welcomed back to school and teachers in troduced later familiar rules and regulations were restated Thus the 1957 58 school year began In the next few weeks the frantic pace of things settled down to the familiar grind we all knew so well New books were passed out and schedule errors corrected When the homework began to pile u most of us put our noses to the grindstone The football team could be seen practicing daily along with the band preparing for what turned out to be the best football season our team had ever had A large and spirited crowd turned out for every game, backing the team with cheers and chants on every play The clubs and various activities held their first meetings elected officers and made plans for the school year The Varsity W led the way by sponsoring a kick off dance in the school cafeteria Other groups quickly followed suit the G R A gals soon became wound up in an exciting soccer tournament the board members grouped for new and unusual ideas for the theme of their first dance of the year. Members of the Mem Warrs staff could be seen everywhere trying to sell that all-im ortant subscription for the yearbook. Reporters for P the Courier burned the midnight oils in order to make their deadlines. The school year was really in full swing. On October fifth Warrensville's second annual Homecoming was held. Throngs of Warrensvillites turned out that warm sunshining day to witness the Homecoming festivities. Everyone present was happy to see our Tigers trounce the Brunswick team. At half time our lovely queen was crowned as the band played A Pretty Girl is Like a Mel- ody. That night a dance was held in the gymnasium in honor of the queen. The dance added the finishing touch to that memorable day. The days of October flew by quickly. The Juniors were busy pick- ing out their class rings. Sophomore Class members were tied up in selling chocolate bars in order to raise money for their treasury. A magazine sales drive was sponsored by the band for the entire school. Prizes were awarded to the top salesmen. At the end of the month the Y-Teens held a Halloween party which was a hilarious success. Before we knew it October had left us and November was here. The cold, wet winds of November didn t dampen the spirits of the Tigers as they wound up the season by placing second in the County football league. Needless to say all students were proud of the Ti- gers who had worked so hard. The G.R.A. members held their first dance of the year a square dance which proved to be a great success. Soon Thanksgiving was almost here. An all -school Thanksgiving Assembly was held. At this assembly our choir made its first appear- ance of the year. About this time most of us were pretty tired from the hectic activ- ities of the fall season. Fortunately we were given a vacation--four glorious days to relax and regain our strength so that we could enter the winter season with plenty of vim and vigor. 5 Faculty Members Administering the affairs of W.H.H.S. is the task of Mr. Always on hand when you need Tome, Mr. Walker, and Mr. Kuhn. some help in finding a book are Mrs. Stenger and Mrs. Johnson. If wee Y356. Students learn to use their hands and eyes from ts ,ye is andw Mr. Tager, Mr. Murray, and Mr. Greenbanks. 5 the giuiiit, Sfbxle bin ob 0 1016.5 me 3 Office secretaries gather in the downstairs office LEFT to RIGHT: Mis Derr, Mis. Baily, Mis. Phipps, and Mrs. Ritcko. Enlightening pupils of world affairs and the history of our country are Mr. Hufford, Miss 5 Horn, Mr. Koxsgaard and Mr. Watkins. They Teach and We Learn Responsible for the delicious smells in the up- per halls are Home Economic teachers Miss Quayle and Miss Killoran. Discipline and guidance are two lmportant factors in education. This 15 the Job of Mr Neuman, Mrs Lang, and Mr. Jones ii Let there be music--and that's just what Mr Kennedy and Mr. Watzulik do. Teaching students correct grammar are Miss Cooney, Mrs Friend, Mr Potts, Mis Day, and Miss Simpson Freshmen Begun FRONT ROW J Kostal, S Eyster,M Groves, C Caz1n, M Hoyt, C Stone, W Morgan SECOND ROW J Bando, F Alescx, P LaTorre, B W11113H1S, I Galgoczy, C Goodell, Mrs Hoffman THIRD ROW B Cr1s1ck,G Kulcher M Galgoczy, R F1or1111, J Perc, M Uhnn, S Bartholow FOURTH ROW J TUS21, T Wyszynskl, J Salomon R Vance, B May, D Cale, M Pmto FRONT ROW J Shummey, M Meuenbaum, R Strazzantl, J Pnasek, B Fuller, J Huttler, L Lxpsxck SECOND ROW L Cence, P Ottobre, G McBr1de, S Kalesky, C Benko, R Txmko, T Balogh THIRD ROW L Congen1,A Hawkxns, R Szego, K Holman, A Strazzantx, B Crltes, P Arenz FOURTH ROW Mxss Horn, M Dolezal, C Stasun, C Yusko, K Rowen, J Bruno, D May 8 O . . ' . . :. . . , . . 3 High School Life FRONT ROW L Zadesky, J Thomas, C M111er, T Mendolero, V Paradlse, R Lombardo, B Bandsuh SECOND ROW J Hudd T Pemo, L Mhnarlk, K Yonek, M Ghanb, M Voth, B Vmdra, R We1ss THIRD ROW Mlss Cooney, C Se1th, N Mack, J Turk, M Blahovec, H Ellacott, J Szltas, M Bors FOURTH ROW D Herron, K Dudak, A Srmth, C Schnelder, D Stropkl, D Epley, H G1lbert, D Caldwell FRONT ROW F Armemo, M Mac Ralld, K F1or1111, V Cangolosl, P ONe11, P Svoboda, S Johnson SECOND ROW S Venezlano, A Opal, P Splsak, C Samxde, P Whltlock, M ReBe1l, B Krau, D Savage THIRD ROW R Huntxng, R Chevako, J Phalhps, R Vayda, M Kardos, N Stenger, K W1111ams, MISS Slmpson FOURTH ROW D Sterret, B Myer D T11k,B F111, A Camp1s1 R Butorac, D Marton, J Embrescla 9 I 0 2 S - ,. - l ' p ' n 1 I 1 0 I . ' 9 , ' A , 1 T Y Z Y V W . . . ' ' ' ' . 1 . . , I ' a - c . . , U o a ' u Eighth Grade Students Enjo Thelr .lunlor EIGHT ONES FRONT ROW G Namy,A Ken SICI11, L Peru, B Moxse D Zarlmgo, K Buck Bordonaro, C Wxllmms SECOND ROW V John son, C L1ska, D Nxcolosx, J Mxller, B Herbert, S Bando, E Weber, M Belohlavek THIRD ROW T Mancuso, J Szu1ya,R Palkan, S Kuben1c, K Venatsky J D1.Pao1e,M Senderak, S Kmg, 'T D1 wald FOURTH ROW R WIIIIHUIS, R Junago, J Hansen, S Mercuno, K Borkoff, L Iha, D Gra bowslu, W Stanley, Mr Watzuhk Q Hugh Days EIGHT THREES FRONT ROW D Buchalter, Kratky R Ducato H Rozon, J Sechler, J Ca romte, J Perc, D New man SECOND ROW S Saramtl, R Cartellone A Maurer, D Buck, Sprenzer, J Shmldt, Habart, R Ferguson, Mrs Slebert THIRD ROW Zedaker, J Jerauld, J Sukavlch, A Sebesy, M IVI3.XId2.Il1C1, C Georgam, P Bower, J Kodehk FOURTH ROW B Showman,B Pxetrafese B Novot:ny,B Patnck, B Wxlllams, R Flagstad, D Wolf, P Hllller, R Hanzhk EIGHT TWOS FRONT ROW D Toth, D Lxpc slk, C DISDFOW, J Has smk, M F1sher, C Frank 1do, J Strand, C Schlr r111a, P Amentml SEC OND ROW J Neff, P Gucclone, D Reno, J Duel, K Dobbs, R Hatten K Taggert, G Hxgh C Klmg, W WIIEDSKI, Myors, H Loomls, L Lister, D Smlth, S West, C Baudo, J Brukato FOURTH ROW Mr Tager, L McLure, T Dewald, T Gaydos, D Holland, D Plckersglll, J Dubsky, B Klsh 10 O . . .n I I , . . l Q ,D. , 0 . 0 berger. THIRD ROW: . ' . ' ' J. : . ' C. , . , . . . U , . . ' T. ' . ' L. C I ' , Seventh Grade Students Enter Junior Hugh SEVEN ONES FRONT ROW K Tetalman, T Drlscol A Catenese, D Marcovlcs, S Marshall B Mehleman, C Cange 10S1,C Swaggerty SEC OND ROW R Martm G Bartholomew, L Trenka, R Paradrse, Labant,L Georgran G Rodent, S Chase THIRD ROW J Bordas, E Smlg rocky, M Toth, S Plco, S Insona, L Teare Burkey, P Susak FOURTH ROW Mrs Day, P Ander son, R Bodnar, A Gal lettl, J Kmg, R Grassla S Rowen R McCall1ster M Marmo SEVEN TWOS FRONT ROW B Morabrto, D Perry, L Peters, K Kul cher, J Maurer, S Schultz, D Smlth SEC OND ROW C Porubsky, D Szaha, J Kovacs Dalpra, R Fuller Torok, L Adelman Butterfleld THIRD ROW B Wrlle, J Rosenlelb, J Zalay, Welch, T Stanley, J Szpasy, M Cense FOURTH ROW J Boydes, D Wyszmskx, E Cermack, L Ober,B Bell M Maly, J Krol,B Horvath Mr Hufford SEVEN THREES FRONT ROW A Toth,B Rosen fleld, P Bloom, J Costanza, M Smrth Frlery, J Marston, Holman SECOND ROW R Klsher, Carol Papa, K Burgess, B Cameron, 1.up1ca FOURTH ROW Mrs Frlend, C Papp, L Mack, B Hamad, J Trlk, E Manna, B Knack, C Kraus While MemWarr Edrtor Barbara Chnstman and adv1sor Mr Stokes look over the f1n1shed yearbook Bourne Namy and Pat Mahovhc work to gether 1n wr1t1ng ed1 tonals for the yearbook Layout staff members Kathy Ellacott, V1rg1n1a Voth, Bob Shvka and Lo1s Fal begm another page Staff Make Books Busmess staff of the MemWa.rrs 15 kept busy balancmg the books P1ctured LEFT to RIGHT Barb Unger, Pat Sabados Karen Westcott MemWa.rrs Staff FRONT ROW Pat Chnstmas Edxtor Bob Slrvka Asst Ed1tor Barb Unger SECOND ROW Lors Fal V1rg1n1aVoth, Pat Mahovhc Kathy Ellacott Bonme Namy, Mr Stokes Advrsor Karen Westcott 12 M f . . of ,V In .X 4 . : 9 Sabodosg Business Manager, Barbara I . : . Y . z . ' ' M ,. . . D . Z ' 1 D 9 i ' : , . The Courier Staff Prints the Latest News ii! Looking over latest edition of CoLu'ier are: The Courier goes to Press under Barb Unger, asst. editor-5 Joanne Humel, edi the direction of Mrs. Keberle tori and Dick Unger: bu-Siness manager- QRIGHTQ assisted by Pat Mahovlic QLEFTQ. F fl I:-1 Cutting stencils are LHTT to RIGHT: Jan Smith, Joyce Trenka, Carol King, Pat Baylus, Audry Schorp, and Pat Mahovlic. Kub inxc om Ct dxlonihe mg 10 C Say Jo, Save me a copy! guacfft Zuma Pups Ylatgglmilch um vit WON' 13 Keeping Students Posted with the News Newscasteisz Ray LaMarca, Ron Slivka, Bill Tabac, Bob Slivka, Mr. Jones. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Papa, Barb Unger, Barb West, Barb Christman. SECOND ROW: Judy Ferrara, Judy Ander- son, Virginia Voth. FRONT ROW: Bonnie Namy, Ann Port- ale, Karen Westcott, Judy Kolar. Careful planning and consideration go into every moming broadcast. Left to right are: Ann Portale, Barb Christman, Mrs. Lang, Marilyn Papa, and Mr. Jones. The Newscasters Proofreading announcements for the morn- ing broadcast are Ray LaMarca, Bill Tabac, Barb West, Karen Westcott, and Mr. Jones. Broadcast in action. Left to Right: Ron Slivka, Judy Anderson, Bob Slivka, Judy Kolar, and Judy Ferrara. Library Assistants Take Care of Books Always on Hand to Help Students in the Library 4 I5 A f Library assistants: M. Voth, J. Rordas, S. Purkey, J. Cos- tanzo, M. Solman, M. Hoyt, C. Papa, S. Lipacik. SECOND ROW: J. Huml, G. Novak, K. Westcott, D. Chekovsky, R. Tiniko, P. Errens, J. Kostal, B. Kratz, Mrs. Johnson. THIRD ROW: K. Marston, J. Kelly, L. Crites, P. Herron, P. Tol- lero, S. Bartholow, J. Tilk, K. Burgess. FOURTH ROW: J. Phillips, D. Caldwell, J. Backer, M. Balhovic, M. Dole- zal, R. Salomone, J. Trenka, J. Criscik. Where does this book belong, Mrs. Johnson? Pictured are: Judy Tilk, Caroline Kraus, Mrs. Johnson, JoAnne Costanza, Marilyne Smith. lll ,l, Learning how to sign books out is one of the first steps in becoming a library assistant. Pictured left to right are: JoAnne Kostal, Sandy Lipscik, Mrs. Stenger, Kay Burgess, John Phillips. Straightening the magazine rack is a daily ritual in the library. Pictured are: Rosemary Timpko, Carol Papa, Jeff Backer. Keeping files up to date is a full time job for these girls. Pictured are: Sue Bartholow, Mary Voth, Dolores Chakowshy, Moti Gharib, Judy Kelly, Mindy Mahovlic. Gormet Club and Camera Club are New Additions And to think we took these pictures with our own little cameras. By the way who is that with the two heads? Pictured are: J. Bruno, G. Stephans, Mr. Green- bank, R. Nemeth, D. Wargo, R. Chevako, and H. Gilbert. rv... w to WarrensviIle's Activities Gormet Club members busily prepare another of their tasty tid-bits. Two of their favorites are green spaghetti and rattlesnake steaks, not to mention the chocolate covered grasshoppers. Pictured: K. Clemmens, M. Tetalman, D. Caldwell, and J. Backer. How to wash dishes in one easy lesson is being demonstrated by Mr. Memrner and three of the Gormet Club members. Pictured are: Mr. Memmer, R. Burtonoschi, T. Balough, and H. Gilbert. The Key Club in Action They Work for the Betterment of Our Community 1--? Bob Slivka, Ron Slivka, Tom Gallo, Ralph Ber- tonachi and Dick Unger pose for the camera at a special committee meeting. Members of the Key Club assemble for WELCOME TO VMRRENSVILIE H16 H SCHOOL KEY Cl HR Admiring the latest Key Club project are: Ron Slivka, Dick Unger, Bob Slivka and Ralph Bertonachi. It's here at last! Looking over the new welcome sign arc: Bob Slivka, Dick Unger, Ron Slivka, and Ralph Bcrtonachi. a group picture. FRONT ROW: Frank Costanzo, Ed Pitcher, Earl Han- sen. SECOND ROW: Bill Cammock, Ron Slivka. THIRD ROW: Bob Slivka, Mike Vaczi, Dick Unger. FOURTH ROW: Ralph Bertonachi, Steve Burkey, Tom Gallo, Mr. Kugelman. TO IGH SCHOOL KEY CLUB ey Blue, ey Gold, Hey Team Let's Go' LEFT to RIGHT: S. Wills, L. Westerburg, J. Duale, M. Skypeck, C. Disbrow, B. Bush, J. Ferrara, J. Stanley, J. Neff, K. Kinney, P. O'Nei1, S. Fiorilli, J. Szepessy. Joyce Szepessy Kate Kinney Junior Varsity h C eerleaders L. Westerburg, B . Bush 2 J. Stanley, S. Fiorilli Freshman Cheerleaders: P. O'Nei1, C. Disbrow, J. Neff. J. Duale. S ally Wills Mary Ann Skypeck Spirit Alive at W. H. H Bonme Namy Carol Blatnik Barbara Liska, Head Majoretteg Noreen Stewart, Norma Susak. , 1. A W1 1' ' Pat, Duc ato Audrey Sc hropp Varslty and Freshman Majorettes form a W for Warrensville. 'iii Homecoming day brought the highstepping WHHS majorettes to the football field with their batons twirling the team on to victory. Band S Orchestra On November 12, the WHHS march- ing band appeared on WEWS's new program, Band- stand, to show off some of its talent. The majorettes, left top, and the Dixie Dukes, left bottom, and Sugartones, right, performed. Wim, W-it Are in Public Spotlight The WHHS orchestra under the direction of Mr. Watzulik is often called upon to perform. Here they express their talent in the tapping ceremony of the National Senior Honor Society. On March 14, the SOWMAC schools presented their annual spring concert. Shown are the orchestra QAboveJ and the band fBe1owJ. The colorful halftime performance of the W1-ll-IS marching band, under the direction of Mr. Neuman, brought praise to their members and spirit to the student body as they cheered the Varsity squad. Blue and Gold A Successful Year. . . 4.1nI FIRST ROW: N. Zenisek, T. Malone, B. Cotton, D. Styblo, B. McGinnis, P. Piazza, E. Goga, G. Haborak, E. Pitcher , N. Arsena. SECOND ROW: E. Hansen, F. Costanzo, T. Novotny, S. Burkey, G. Flagstad, J. Sgro, T. Mancuso The Scmors of the 1957 Football On the Move A Fine Team Idesygwecf Tl-Hs Page ' 1 -Q C. Kxakora, B. Burgess, T. Lock- ? wood, R. LaMarca, G. Chiaverini. .' 1, ' fl., 1 -424 i.. ' 1. 325' J. gV. ' Q V - ,MM'. s l' 4' V, V , ' V az.. ww he , Q-f.f.V L 7.:Vf '3 - 'V ' - , ' ' ffm: -, H ., .V 'Mfr' .. ., VM.,4.,, .,p.:a:...,g-'Q-,.. . mf' ,jg W, 4,1 -V P f R A '2ff?',f I'ww'4?lPf8'5!u?, f It takes a lot to get a good man down! A11 the way down! A11 the way down the field! 1 i THIRD ROW: J. Mahovlic, J. Backer, M. Bazanski, R. Fiorilli, Grey, T. Nero, M. O'Dea, P. Constantino, B. Hamad, Coaches D. Watkins and B. Mills. U B. Action shots like these led the Tigers to a 2nd place stand ing in the Sowmac League. Our fair queen and her attendants watch the game happily. Sally Wills, Judy Kolar, Kate Kinney, Anne Portale, and Lois F al. W. H. H. S.'s Second An Unforgettable Day The sun shown brightly on October fifth as WHHS' second annual Homecoming took place. Lovely Kate Kinney was crowned Homecoming Queen, as hundreds of Warrensvillites looked on happily, at the half time pageantry. The Tigers were victorious that day. In the evening students gathered in the school gymnasium for a dance in honor of the football team, queen, and her attendants. A perfect ending for an unforget- table day! Ng, Annual Homecoming to Remember Always R g A ,..v 1 Q3 - u 45. ' Q ef' 7 K f 'Q A9 :' v ' W 1 ff,. If W' -w 1, if Q H XI 5.3 I sggsgu .af YJ. Q 4 3 , K in lf '1 ,gs 'Q Q 5 if ,on -sa fr I1 , I I fs S N Il, C - X 'l 'L f x Winter . . . marks the middle of our school year Outside the snow was falling and the cold wet winds of December blowing. Inside the halls of W.H.H.S. all was warm and cozy. Stu- dents were busily planning the events which were to transpire in the next few months. The last football game had been played and now it was the basketball team's tum to be in the limelight. Team membels gathered in the gymnasium each night for practice. Y-Teeners were teaming with excitement as the date of the annual Sno-Ball grew nearer. Talk of formals to be bought, and decorations to be made could be heard everywhere. The formal proved to be a great success and was enjoyed by all who attended. Now the senior play cast began the tedious job of rehearsing for the senior play. This year a three-act English comedy entitled The Importance of Being Eamest was presented. The play was hilarious and will long be remembered by all. As the weeks went by Junior Class members became wound up in plans for the Prom. Many money-earning projects were undertaken by this industrious group in order to finance this gala affair. The biggest day of the year came for the Juniors when their bright lew class rings arrived. Excitement filled the halls of the school that day as each of the Juniors showed his ring with pride. Of course the Juniors were not the only busy ones. The Senior Class was constantly tied up with plans for commence- ment, including their announcements, cap and gowns. The most im- portant plans of the seniors, of course, were their plans for the future. Many were going on to college while others were to take their place in the business world. While all this, sophomore and freshman classes busily went about the many duties set aside especially for them as well as the regular grind all students were a part of. Soon the cold winds and snow died down and in their place the sweet breezes and bright showers of Spring appeared. This was a signal that the Spring activities were about to begin. 27 Sophomores Get FRONT ROW: P. Tolaro M. Cupaiole, L. Wester- burg, S. Lipsick, R. Ros- sodivito, S. Roberston. SECOND ROW: B. Bush, M. Bockanic, D. Chec- kosky, K. Buzash, R. Kainec, A. McAllister. THIRD ROW: E. Fox, J. Silvestro, C. Oswald, S. Horvath, P. Herron, I.. Vidra, C. Saraniti. FOURTH ROW: Miss Quayle, K. Malkovsky, L Shimits, H. Marabito, D. Johnston, C. Miller. HH FRONT ROW: N. Kolar, R. Campise, M. Tetalman, B. Adams, D. Landolph, J. Mahovlic, C. Kaselak. SECOND ROW: D. Vasko, K. Kunc, W. Tappe, W. Johnson, R. Driscoll, G. Stevens. THIRD ROW: J. f Mendolera, S. Sekely, R. Slivka, C. Bamett, M. Bazanski, P. Costantino, Mr. Memmer. FOURTH ROW: J. Fecek, T. Dorony, S. DiPao1o, J. Backer, R. Unger, R. Fiorilli. Better Acquainted FIRST ROW: G. Swag- gerty, S. Ellacott, M. Posateri, C. Trigilio, B. Pokomy, S. Garrett. SECOND ROW: K. Kainec, R. Siragusa, L Demarchi, K. Kunc, E. DeMutis, E. Duale, G. Arsena. THIRD ROW: Miss Killoran, M. Vala, J. Kelley, L. Hassink, J. Stanley, K. Marston. FOURTH ROW: B. Morgan, J. Miller, L. Baudo, A. Bromelia, B. Malkovsky, R. Salamone, J. Fleischer. FIRST ROW: M. Kaniec, J. Subwick, B. Hamad, M. Bencie, D. DeVincente C. Reno, K. Clemers. SECOND ROW: D. Racek, B. MacRai1d, T. Prova- teare, J. Evans, D. Jahnke J. Graham. THIRD ROW: A. Bertolone, J. Sukavich, J. Arthur, B. Burcato, R. Bertonaschi, C. Saraniti, C. Pistone. FOURTH ROW: B. Wolenski, J. Javorsky, B. Gray, C. Smith, T. Nero, Mr. Kugelman. Juniors . . . Find ROW 1: L. Crites, C. King, C. Gaglione, B. Liska, N. Romano, A. Schorpp. ROW 2: E. Schneider, C. Young, B. West, J. Szepessy, V. Stepic, C. Blatnick. ROW 3: E. Phillips, M. Vaczi, J. McGrath, J. Hlin, E. Olah, B. Slivka. ROW 4: D. Bowen, R. Hillier, D. Mathews, R. ReBe11, S. l .7 Burkey, B. Burgess, Mr. Potts. ROW 1 V Voth, Susak, J Horvath, S F1or1111, M Skypeck Ross ROW 2 R Under kofler, S Anderson F COUSYHDZO, I Stremple, E Stenger ROW 3 W Shurmer, T Salamone, T Mancuso, T Svaboda, S Markovlcs, J Bruce ROW 4. Mr. Watkms L. Gra- boski, B. Zarlinga, K. Perry, P. Miller. a Busy Year at W. H. H. . 1st ROW: B. Bartholomew, P. Mahovlic, C. Iannetti, P. Ducato, S. Schoen, S. Madar. 2nd ROW: D. Sabodos, G. Hinkelman, J. Trenka, J. Crisick, P. Baylus, D. Scirra. 3rd ROW: C. Krakora, D. Wargo, W. Kuzak, J. Bruce, T. Novtony, E. Chiaverini. 4th ROW: Mr. Stokes, J. Vala, N. Sechler, D. Cooney, T. Smith, G. Szitas. lst ROW: K. Ellacott, J. Smith, F. Sosporato, A. Marino, A. Veneziano, S. Mauer. 2nd ROW: Mrs. Keberly, F. Dome, A. Gaydos, L. Toth, J. Huml, N. Stewart, E. Hanson. 3rd ROW: T. Gallo, R. LaMarca, E. Skok, M. O'Day, B. Unger, J. Lucas. 4th ROW: J. Flagstad, T. Lockwood, B. West- cott, R. Opal, J. Showman, J. Stanley, C. Smith. JLQ Y-Teens Provide Variety of Four Heads are better than one. Here Judy Kolar, Presidentg Virginia Voth, Treas- urerg Norma Susak, Secretary 5 and Kathy Ellacott, Vice- President, plan for a Y-Teen event. Seniors t Judb' Andake to the Wat J , erso er. LEP J and Mari? CY Jo me P-'Pa. 32 Activities for W. H. H. S. Girls The lovely Sno-Bali Queen and her at- tendants added to the festivities of the second annual Sno- Ball. LEFT to RIGHT: Janice Smith, Marie Rebell, Queen, Linda Hasink, and Judy Ferrara. fi! What cha doin Judy? if And away they go! Getting into the swim of things at a Y-Teen Swim Party are: FRONT ROW: Mary Calati Judy Kolar, Nancy Jo Jedlicka, Karen Yonek Toni Pemo, Judy Anderson. SECOND ROW: Barb Christman., Rita Kainek, Miss Quayle, and Maxilyne Papa. Hall Guards Play a Big Role in School Life ROW 1: V. Spetic, A. Delia, C. Blatnik, K. Westcott, F. Sospirato, S. Schoen, L. Lipsik, S. Garret, S. Roberson, J. Ross, J. Ferrara, B. Christman. ROW 2: W. Crites, B. Myer, P. Sabados, J. Szitas, P. Mahovolic, K. Ellacott, B. May, D. May, J. Bando, R. Hamad, T. Malone, T. Balough, R. Hunting. ROW 3: J. Santora, T. Fiorilli, W. Cannock, F. Dome, J. LaBant, N. Arsena, T. Morabito, J. Flagstad, W. Tabac, J. Tusai, S. Markovics, J. Phillips. ROW 4: B. Bodolay, J. Vala, S. Burkey, R. ReBell, T. Lockwood, R. I.aMarca, W. Kuzak, T. Mancuso, P. Constantino, T. Salamone, J. Solomon, K. Rowan. X. Even serving as a mailman is part of the duties of hall guard Bill Cammock. Every morning you can see Bill taking the mail to the upstairs office for Mrs. Bailey, our superintendent's secretary. With all of the jobs that hall guards have to do, you'd hardly think they'd have time to Study. Yet Pat Sabados finds time to get some of her studying done ix at her post. -4. 'i X Serving as an er- rand girl is all part of a day's work for a hall guard. Jen- nie Ross is always ready and willing to deliver a mes- sage for Mrs. Ritchko, one of our secretaries. Checking for hall passes is the primary duty of hall guards. Tom Malone checks with three of our freshmen girls. Greeting Mr. Watkins with the morning's absentee list is Judy Ferrara. The list, of course, is of vital importance to the teachers, and it is important that they have it as soon as possible. Therefore it is necessary for Judy to really be on her toes. Red Cross and Chess Club Members of the Red Cross look over their busy schedule. FRONT ROW: L. Burgess, C. Nowak, Miss Cooney, H. Marabito, D. Cooney. SECOND ROW: L. Crites, J. Ross. r' ' - n, 4. Miss Cooney looks on as G. Nowak, C. Samide and J. Kovacs put the finishing touches on their party favors. The entire Chess Club gathers to watch fellow members try to out- wit one another. Practice makes perfect- A good example of this is the Chess Club. Here they are V. Paradise, V. Cangelosi and L. Burgess seem to be enjoying themselves while working on their Valentine's Day project. practicing for a tournament. ' 24 Choir lst ROW J Huml, A Marmo, B Namy, A Sveda, N N1xon, M Sky peck, V Cange1os1e, F Sosporato Chrlstman 2nd ROW B West, K Ellacott, J Lucas, S F1OI1111, D Sc1rra ROW Mr Watzu11k,A Bromeha, R Kan1c,B Bush,J Stanely E Fox C M111er, B Unger, L Hassmk 4th ROW B McG1nn1s, G Habrak,E P1tcher Mercur1o,R LaMarca I .' . ' ,1Q. J.Andefs0Q1,c.va.mQk, L.Fa1. 53rd ' W At Warrensvllle HI h The chorus assembled m our gymnaslum to put the f1X1lSh1Ilg touches to the last day before stu dents departed for the Chrlstmas holldays The group donned then beautxful robes for the1r debut under Mr Watzulxk s d1rect1on A lot of work goes on behlnd the scenes good performance Gettmg your part down pat IS the bxggest problem for all Slnglhg groups Mr Watzuhk works lndlvldually wlth the sopranos, altos and the basses Th.1s mornmg the group was preparmg 1ts musxc for the Sowmac festival -Q. 1 O O . , . . before the choir can put on a really . . . , l N l l 3 Wa rrensville Cagers The Varsity: G. Mil- ler, N. Zenisek, J. Vala, G. Flagstad, B. Cammock, B. Wolenski, B. Cotton, B. McGin- nis, T.Foiri11i. First string varsity and coach Mr. Harris in a. huddle. In Action In 4, ' g 5 Jr. VARSITY, FIRST ROW: R. Fiorilli, B. Brucato, T. Nero, T. Smith, F. Costanzo, E. Hansen. SEC- OND ROW: J. Javorsky, D. Matthews, R. 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'4-3' 4 fl' 'Qi , QI' 1 'si 0 lv Q-sy. ,,' A IX S pr: n g Draws the year to a close March came in like a lion and went out like a lamb. Spring was everywhere and as new blossoms bloomed, a new happiness could be felt in the halls of Wl-ll-lS. The date of the Junior-Senior Prom was drawing near and the excitement of this was pitched high. Finally the wonderful day arrived. Beautiful girls and their handsome escorts filled the country club. A lovely Prom Queen was crowned. The fol- lowing day many parties and picnics were held for the sleepy people who had attended the previous nights's festivities. The next event of importance was the Annual Spring Concert given by the Band, Choir and Orchestra. The hard work put into the rehearsals was reflected in every note of music and was truly appreciated by the audience. Before long May was half over and to the younger students time stood still as they anticipated summer vacation. For the graduating class the days were fleeting all too fast. Next in the line of events, was the election of officers for the Student Council. Campaigns were put into gear and an assembly was held for voting. The last few days of school passed quickly with final exams. lockers were cleaned and sentimental remembrances of high school days carted home. Once again it was time for another class to graduate. An all-school as- sembly was held in honor of the seniors. A skit was presented by the class and the class prophecy and will were read. This was a happy occasion saddened only by the thought that it would be the last assembly for some. The following Sunday, Baccalaureate was held. Now seniors were feeling the real importance of graduating. At Commencement many a tear was shed by both students and parents, as one by one each member of the class of fifty-eight received the diploma which was their key to a new life and the world. A chance for each of them to pursue the things dearest to their hearts, to find happiness and peace of mind. 41 Seniors Wind Up Four Full Years. 3 4 For the final time in four years the Senior girls met to exchange Christmas gifts with one another. The girls received many cute and practical presents. 4 yu-4 In Senior Homemaking our girls will learn the The presentation of The Importance of Being Earnest was given by the class of '58. Here we see the preview of the play at an assembly. Seeing what makes things tick is all part of a physics student's day. things they will have to know to be successful wives. One of the most unpopular chores at home or in school is drying dishes. Members of the Senior class busy themselves with one of Mrs. Langs difficult exams. 4 Edward Pitcher President Kathryn Kinney Secretary Anthony Fiorilli Vice President Kenneth Kazamek Treasurer Judith Anderson Joseph Ball Antonio Arsena John Bayus Virgina Bayus Bmce Bodolay Phylis Beranek Donna Bower Elizabeth Bratnick Alan Buchalter linda Burgess William Cammock Anthony Catanese William Cotton Lois Fal Barbara Christman Ralph Cense Roger Cimler Annette Delia Wilfred Fauble Robert Ference Donna Fischer Judith Ferrara Geoffery Flagstad Edward Foy Pa ul Gibbons Mary Galati Edward Goga Gail Gorney Richard Hamad George Haborak Jean Harwood Donald Hetman Nancy Jo Jedlicka Carole Ivars Judith Kolar James Kovacs Jerome LaBa nt Carol A nn Kratz Thomas Malone Jerome Malkovsky Robert McGinnis fe Phillip McBride George Miller Anthony Morabito Marilynne Papa Joan Peterson Natalie Nixon Barbara Namy Gloria Nowak Dolores Peters Janet Pertz Peter Piazza Patricia Sabados Patricia Schmidt Donald Styblo Antoinette Portale James Santora Vincent Stenger Arlene Sveda William Tabac Charlene Vanek Karen Westcott Barbara Taylor Joseph Veneziano A .tv Norman Zenesek Sara Wills Girls' Recreation Association Provides Here we see the senior high members of the GRA assembled for their pictures. The total membership numbers well over 160. Because of its size, the sport's events are divided at the junior and senior high levels. GRA board members are: ROW 1: Audrey Class rivalry runs high when the Schorpp, Vice-president, Judy Anderson, seniors play the juniors in volley- President, Judy Ferrara, Treasurer. ROW 2: ball. The seniors won in a hard-fought game. Arlene Sveda, Gloria Nowak, Charlene Vanek, Marilynne Papa, Bonnie Namy. ROW 3: Janet Lucas, Janice Smith, Pat Mahovlic, Jo Ann Huml, Barbara Christrnan, Ann Portale. Barbara 81 Pat Slug it out. The borad does most of its work at lunch meetings since it is a convenient time for all the members to attend. F u n I n Sports These are the smiling faces of the Junior High GRA. E0 Ye Old Still was quite popular at the GRA square dance. A good time was had by all. Need we say more. Swing your partner around the Among the activities of the organization is tumbling. In the above picture, the girls are demonstrating a headstand to Sally Wills, who is tumbling chairman. 53 floor. That's what a square dance is for. In 1 lt's a dosi-do, and around we go. Lose something, June? Varsity W Keeps Busy FIRST ROW: T. Morabito, T. Novotny, G. Chiaverini, N. Arsena, B. Tabac, P. Piazza, T. Fiorilli, E. Hansen. SECOND ROW: B. MacFaild, J. Sgro, B. Hamad, F. Costanzo, G. Haborak, T. Malone, E. Pitcher, Mr. Mills. THIRD ROW: B. McGinnis, R. La Marca, R. Fiorilli, J. La Bant, B. Cam- mock, J. Santora, T. Nero, R. Hillier, D. Styblo. FOURTH ROW: S. Burkey, B. Burgess, T. Lockwood, R. ReBel1, G. Flag- stad, G. Miller, N. Zenisek, E. Goga. Dreamy Bread Line This is Basketball? Cheerleaders ? The Fashion Board presents its first style-show. SEATED: Virginia Voth, Miss Simpson, Karen Westcott, ROW 2: Jennie Ross, Bonnie Namy, Gloria Nowak, Natalie Nixon, Linda Burgess, Charlene Vanek, Susan Schoen, Peggy Voth. ROW 3: Barbara Vidra, Bonnie Bush, Judy Kelly, Judy Ander- son, Marilyn Papa, Lois Fal, Barbara Christman. 1 was U, Wvaeg ldeybv O S Flflx - A as-tmmsseni' Karen Westcott presides over an FTA meeting. SEATED: Judy Stanley, Jane Butterfield, Jennie Ross, Susan Schoen, Pat Mahovolic, Carol Blatnik, Barbara Willie, Diane Smith. STANDING: Miss Quayle, Miss Killorn, Barbara Christ- man, Virginia Voth, Marie Rebell, Judy I-Iassink. 55 National Honor Society Scholarship, Leadership, Honor FIRST ROW: V. Voth, B. Slivka, J. Anderson, B. Christman, A. Sveda, A. Schorpp, P. Mahovlic, B. West. SECOND ROW: M. Vaczi, T. Gallo, E. Hansen, B. Unger. FIRST ROW: C. Cazin, B. Vidra, D. Reno, K. Yonek, M. Fischer. SECOND ROW: J. Myers, J. Sukavich, S. Bartholo, M. Voth. THIRD ROW: I-I. Ellacott, M. Blahovec, B. Kish, J. Neff, C. Goodell FOURTH ROW: R. Chevako, T. Balough, J. Turk, Miss Hom. Student Council Backbone of WHHS M. Posetari, A. Schorpp, Treasurerg P. Mahovlic, Secretaryg J. Ferrara, Presidentg J. Santora, Vice-Presidentg Mrs. Lang, Advisory B. Taylor. SECOND ROW: P. Bower, J. Prasek, C. Goodell, R. Kainec, N. Susak, C. Papa. THIRD ROW: R. Hamad, P. Susak, B. Chevako, B. Mc- Raild, B. Tabac, F. Costanzo, J. Szepessy. FOURTH ROW: R. LaMarca, E. Chaverini P. Constantino, B. Johnson, H. Gilbert, E. Pitcher. xx Wa rrensville in THE VARSITY SQUAD. lst ROW: Coach Knrsgaard, B. McGinnis, T. Fiorilli, G. Hab- rock, B. Tabac, A. Smith, J. Backer. 2nd ROW: G. Flagstad, J. Stanley, J. Sgro, D. Matthewes, T. Lockwood, R. Hillier, T. Novtony, B. Burgess, J. Polinsky. 3rd ROW: S. Sekaly, J. Sukovitch, J. Mendelaro, C. Saraniti, J. Jovorsky, W. McRai1d, B. Wolin- ski, T. Nero. 4th ROW: C. Barnett, B. Grey. Up and over go McGinnis and F iorilli. Will he make it? Natch! omph-h-h-rv 4. A fine mile relay team. Haborack and Tabac ready to Spring Sports OUT! 4- sw-ws. 5-1. ROW 1: T. Mancuso, S. Burkey, R. LeMarca, E. Hansen, J Santora, F. Costanzo, T. Moribito J. Sgro. ROW 2: Coach Mills, J. Vala, R. Fiorilli, R. Hamad, B. Cammock, B. Brucato, M. Bazanski, Coach Tager. ROW 3: D. Racek, D. Wargo, P. Piazza, M. Vaczi, R. Cense. Coach Mills explains , ground rules to umpire and coach. Pre -Game Discussion. SAFE BY A HAIR The Stretcher throws the Blue Darter. 59 Junior-Senior Prom Highlights School Year The Prom was held at beautiful Prom Queen, Judy Kolar, dances with her date Tony Moribito after having been crowned by Junior Class presi- ' dent, Frank Costanzo. Manakii Country Club on the evening of May 3. The dance was a success and was enjoyed by everyone. Graduation Twelve Hard, But Happy Years Mr. Duale, President of the Board, presents Barbara Christ- man, Valedictorian, her diploma. Natalie Nixon, Salutatorian, gives the tassel a turn making gradu- ation official. Everyone stands in honor of the seniors as they enter the gym. -an L. Mr. Tome congratulates Tony, Kate, Bon- nie, and Bob. 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Semor Dlrector JUDITH ANDERSON RALPH CENCE Judy' 4428 Parkton Drrve She s valuable not only as a leader but also a frlend Chorus 4 Jr Honor Socrety 1 Sr Honor Socrety 2 3,4 Pres 4 Gym Leader 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3 Cheer leader 1 Red Cross, FTA 2,3 4 NINO ARSENA Nmo ' 19506 Harvard Avenue Keep your face to the sunshme and you cannot see the shadow Entered xn Junror year Football 4 Varsrty W' 4 Hall Guard 4 JOHN PAUL BAYUS Johnny' 4433 Lee Herghts Blvd A great frzend to have ln any sxtuatxon Track 2 VIRGINIA BAYUS Glnny' 4433 Lee Herghts Blvd L1fe IS not l1fe wxthout dellght Chorus 2,3 Y Teens 1,2 3 JOSEPH BALL Joe 22600 Emery Road One of our n1cest and most talented ' Band 1,2,3,4, Captaln, Safety Patrol 1, Orchestra 1,2 3 PHYLLIS BERANEK Lrlly' 4469 Inglesxde Road A true frxend to many ' Newscasters 1 Y Teens 1,2 BRUCE BODOLAY Bruce 20615 Sunset Drxve abxllty Football 1 2 3 Basketball l 2 3 4 Gym Leader 1,2,3 4 Student Councrl 1,2,3, Hall Guard 1 Txger of the Week 3 DONNA BOWER Donna ' 20304 W1ckf1eld Avenue Plenty of pep and qurck whxt are two f her greatest assets GRA 4 Y Teens 2 3 Class Play l ELIZABETH BRATNICK Betty 4396 Inglesxde Road Fa1th in your alms rs half of the accompllshment ' Band 2 GRA 2,3 Y Teens 1,2,3 4 ALFRED BUCHALTER I Bus Guard l It's mce to have thms helpful guy around our sch Camera Club 2, Presxdent LINDA BURGESS Llnda 19907 Marvrn Road Tall, blonde, sweet and smcere Chorus 1, GRA 1,2,3 4, Y Teens l,2,3 4 Gym Leader 4 Orchestra l,2,3,4, Stamp Club 1 FTA 4 WILLIAM CAMMOCK B111 20701 Rldgewood Road High thoughts seated rn a heart of courtesy and good deeds Basketball 1,2,3,4,Vars1ty W 4 Class Off1cer2, Class Play 1 Student Councll 1 Key Club 2,3 4 Hall Guard 1,2 4 Baseball 3,4 Ralph 4477 Lee Herghts Blvd He s often seen but seldom heard Track 2 Gym Leader 3 Safety Patrol 1, Baseball 3,4 Hall Guard 1, Stamp Club 1, Movle Helper 1 2 3,4, Bus Guard 1 Track 2 WILLIAM COTTON B1ll' 19607 Wlckfreld Avenue The better you know him the better you llke hlm Chorus 4 Football 4 Basketball 2,3 4 Track 4 Class Offxcer 3, Camera Club 1 Hall Guard 2 3, Stamp Club 1 BARBARA CHRISTMAN Barb 20711 Rldgewood Whatever she does, she does well Chorus 1,2 3,4 Jr Honor Soczety 1 Sr Honor Soclety 2,3 4 Yearbook 1 Ed.1tor, 2 Advrsory Edrtor 3 Asst Edztor, 4 Edrtor, Couner 4, Newscaster 1,2,3,4, GRA 1 Board 2,3,4 Y Teens 1,2, Board 3 Treasurer, 4 Board Class Play 4 Valedxctorxan of the Senxor Class of 1958, Hall Guard 1,2 4 FTA 4 ROGER CIMLER 'Roger 26625 Emery Road He makes frrends wherever he go ' ANNETTE DELIA Annette 3815 Lee Heights Blvd Qulet at trmes but a good frxend to all ' Newscaster 2,4 Y Teens 2,4 Hall Guard 2 4 LOIS ANN FAL Lo1s 4700 Green Road S ncere ln the deeds and true to her frlend Entered rn Junlor year from John Adams Chorus 4 HOm8COm1Dg Attendant 4 FTA 4 FRED FAUBLE 'Fred 4492 Glenvlew Road A talented fellow with a twmkle rn hrs eyes Chorus 1,2 3 4 Band 1 2,3 Gym Leader 4 Orchestra ROBERT FERENCE Bob 4853 Dexbyshlre Drive 'A conscxentrous worker w1th a never endmg l1st f frlends ' Student Council 1 Hall Guard 1 JUDITH FERRARA Fuzzy 4461 Lee Hexghts A great asset to any organlzatzon Pres Student Counc1l4 Cheerleader 4 GRA Teens ANTHONY FIORILLI Tony' 4647 Derbyshlre Drlve He's valuable not only as an athlete but also a frlend Band 1 Football 1 2,3 4 Basketball 1 2 3,4 Track 1 2 3 4 V3I'SItY'W 3,4 Vice Presrdent, Gym Leader 2,3 4 Class Offrcer 4 V1ce Presxdent, Hall Guard 2 4 DONNA FISCHER Donna 4975 Hlllburn Drrve She's here, she's there, she's everywhere always Joymg herself ' Chorus 1 GRA 1,2 Y Teen 1,2,3 0 O ll 1 ll Il ll I ' .ll ll 1 .ll . 9 - ' 9 - ' 1 5 1 9 l ' 5 - 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 1 ll ' 1 ll ' ' - 11 ' - ' .YI 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' . - ll 1 . 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' ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 63 GEOFFERY FLAGSTAD KATHRYN KINNEY 'Jeff' 19300 Gladstone Drlve 'True to h1s convxctlons and fmal 1n hrs word ' Football 2 Track 2 Newscaster 2 Class Play 3, Hall Guard 4 EDWARD FOY 20610 Balfour Road New to our school but well thought o Entered ln Semor year from Benedlctlne MARY GALATI Mary 4922 Green Road A good natured g1rl w1th a great capacxty for frle d shzp ' Courzer 3 GRA 2,3 Y Teens 2 3,4 Gurdance Offxce Worker 4 PAUL GIBBONS Paul I know alot, but I can't thmk of It ' Gym Leader 3 EDWARD GOGA 4819 Green Road 'One of our bxggest and one of our greatest Football 1 2 3,4 4 Trger ofthe Week Basketball 1 2 Track 1 2 Varsrty W 2,3 4 Gym Leader 2,3,4 Class Play 4 Student Councll 1,2, Safety Patrol 1, Hall Guard 1,2, Stamp Club 1 MOVIE Helper 2 3 4 GAIL GORNEY Gay ' 19510 Hathaway Lane Her sm1les and laughter are sunshme durlng long w1nter months Chorus 2 GEORGE HABORAK George 4445 Lee He1ghts Blvd An all round athlete w1th a personallty to matc Chorus 4, Football 1,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4, Yearbook 3 Councrl 1 3 Hall Guard 1 2 3 RICHARD HAMAD Rlck 20016 Krngs l-hghway Stra1ght down the road of knowledge he trav ls Basketball 1 2 Gym Leader l,2,3, Student Councll 4 Safety Council 1 2, Red Cross 2 Hall Guard 3 4 GLORIA HARWOOD Jean 20501 Harvard Avenue A llttle gal w1th a b1g heart especxally for B111 Chorus 1, GRA 2 3 4, Y Teens 2,3,4, Art Club 2 Hall Guard 4 Llbrary Asslstant 1 DONALD HETMAN Don' 24100 Emery Road Little known but well thought o Chorus 1, Track 1 Gym Leader 1 Movxe Helper 1 CAROL IVARS Carole She just laughs troubles away Chorus 2 4 GRA 4 Y Teens 3, Orchestra 2 NANCY JO JEDLICKA o 10208 Sunset Dnve lf you don't understand ask, and demand a reas f all answers Chorus 1 2 GRA 1,2,3,4 Y Teens 1,2 Presxdent 3 4 Cheerleader 1,2,3 Red Cross 2 3 KENNETH KAZAMEK Ken 20610 Rxdgewood 'Every Ma IS a v lume, lf you can read hlm Basketball 1 Class Offrcer 4 Treasurer, Orchestra 1 Kate 4361 Ingleszde Her s1ze may be small but her spxrrts are large Chorus 1,2 Courler 3 GRA 1 2,3 4 Secretary Y Teens 1 2,3 Class Offxcer 4 Secretary Cheerleader 3 4 Homecomrng Queen JUDITH KOLAR Judy 4417 Glenvrew Road One of the nrcest and most dependable of our class Yearbook 3 Asst Busmess Manager, Courzer 3 News casters 3,4, GRA 1 2,3 4 Board, Y Teens 1,2 4 Vlce Presldent, 4 Presxdent Class Play 3,4, Student Councll 3 Guldance Off1C9 Worker 4 FTA 3 Homecomlng At tendant Semor Prom Queen CAROL ANN KRATZ Carol Ann' 4720 Derbyshlre Drlve 'Her frlends they are many Her foes are there any GRA 1 Chalrman 2,3,4, Y Teens 1 2,3,4, Red Cross 2,3, Bus Guard 1,2 3 GERALD LaBANT Jerry 4325 Parkton Drlve He SILS hlgh ln all hls classmates hear s Football 1 2 3 Basketball 1,2 Track 1 2 4 VZISIW 'W 2,3,4 Class Off1cer 1,2, Class Play 3 4 Student Councll 1,2, Hall Guard 1,2,3,4 JEROME MALKOVSKY Jerry 24204 Emery Road Qu1et and reserved but a gr at guy to know ' Band 1 2 Art Club 3 4 Safety Patrol 1,2, Orchestra THOMAS MALONE Tom 20012 W1Ckf1eld From the crown of h1s head to the sole of hrs foot h 's all mlrth Football 3 4, Basketball 1,2, Track 1,2 3 4, Gym Leader l,2,3, Class OHICEF 1,2, Student Councll 1, , Movxe Helper 1,2,3 ROBERT MCGINNIS Bob 19815 Sumpter ' Sports are his major and humor hxs mmor PHILLIP MCBRIDE Phrl 4417 Glenvxew A fellow who wlll go out of h1s way to be help Football 1 Class Play Stage Crew 3 GEORGE MILLER George Our tall frlend who w1ll go out of his way to be helpful ' Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 3 4, Track 1,2 3 Varslty W 2 3 4 Tlger of the Week 3 Gym Leader 1 2 Hall Guard 2 Movle Helper 1 2 ANTHONY MORABITO Tony 19601 Kxngs Hlghway 'Hrs wlnnmg smrle can be seen anytrme, anywhere Football 1,2 3 Basketball 1 Track 1 Courier 4 Varslty W 2,3,4, Student Councll 4 Baseball 3 Hall Guard 1,4 BARBARA NAMY Bonxue 20413 Harvard Avenue Her love of hfe can be seen m all she says and does ' Chorus 1,2,4, Yearbook 4, Courler 1,2 4 Newscasters 1 2,3 4 GRA 1 2 Board 3 Board 4 Board Y Teens l,2,3,4 Gym Leader 1 3 4 Cheerleader 1 2 Student Councxl 1 2 Red Cross 1 Vxce Preszdent 2 3 Hall Guard 1,2,3 FTA 2 3,4, Majorette 3,4 Y Teen Inter club Representatxve 2 3 Board 2,3,4, Mmstrel Show Red C1055 11 5t3mP Club 1 64 1,2 Llbrary Assxstant 1,2, Art Club 1 Orchestra 1 1 1 ,, , . . . . . . i , , , . .H s 5 9 ' s l' s , , - s - ' 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 nEdn I un n f. 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In Fond Memory of Mr Harry Potts To the memory of Mr Harry Potts beloved and respected member of the WHHS faculty the followrng pages are dedrcated We of the Warrensvrlle Herghts Hrgh School are extremely proud that Mr Potts was a member of our faculty proud that he shared wrth us the vast amount of knowledge he had accumulated durrng hrs lrfe trme We are grateful for the help and the suggestrons he gave us rn order to make learnrng less drffrcult We are grateful for the many ways rn whrch he showed us the relatronshrp of all languages Mr Potts was more than a teacher and a scholar he was a frrend and an advrsor He was always ready wrllrng and able to help us hrs counsel we could always be sure that rt was the rrght and the best answer we could have found anywhere We regret that the untrmely death of Mr Potts took hrm from us hrs puprls from hrs many frrends from the work he loved so well from hrs famrly and from a world that so badly needs men ofhrs char acter We know wc speak for all who knew Mr Harry Potts when we say that there wrll be a space rn our hearts and m nds rn whrch hrs memory wrll forex er dwell Yearbook Staff 68 with whatever problems we had--large or small. Once we partook of . , F - , . , ' 69 Frlends and Neighbors Who Helped Make This Yearbook Possible Chet Adams Arthur L Xdsrt Interror Decoratlons Allen Shoe Reparr Braham Laboratorles Center Herghts Shell Chamber s Bakery Cleary s Hardware Johnj Cleary Crenco Carbon Company H Deeks 84 Son Florrst Eagle Super Markets Eastwood Pharmacy Ed s Self Servrce Market Errmann Flowers W G Ellacott Sons Flortst Ellacott Florrst Elrad Carpet Incorporated Emplre Realty Gold s Men KL Boys Wear Southgate Harpster Audro Vlsual Equlpment Inc Hough Bakerxes Inc Krng s Prescrrptlon Lawsons Lezcrk Heatmg Leo Matthues Dr Georgel Matdga Jr Mrles Inglesrde Shell Servrce W1ll1am G Mtller Noble Photo and Supply E Z. Nowak and Son Construcuon Co Old Meadow Creamery Proneer Beverage Mayor Wrlllamj Racek Tollrs Realty X ogue Flowers by O Donnell Westcott 5 Gulf Servrce Westerburv s Won s Restaurant 10 0 0 - , I Marian 's Gift Shoppe Y . , Iv ' O. , V . ,A A- ,v u.q ,,A, -' L -V f4 'SX I ' 1 2 K Q10 ff-bfffys 'cv Jazfidfctxf-QC, 1740124-'71 -44-,J -Q4G4H-C, 55' ,437 yfw-24240174 .A,,,,f 5471, ff' lfL .fm 'XL Vw iff fyq F' ll I' ff , f , ff f V 1' 1fi',' V I L fn 'W x' ' 4 V.: ! 4 1 ff -, 0 L J .fZ , Ur ' fflfwi I I KK! 'frly di A 4 Y 5 A ,Z