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FLOOD MR ALBERT J SNEARLINE MISS HETTIE B MURDOCK For the wovld uns made 111 orclu T111 n s a blorg nz cz erythmg and the atoms march Ln tzme MR DONALD D SCHONER MR VERNON S CULP Men must bc muqhl or uc are lost Man kann 11171 was er w1ll I ' 1 1' ,- -- , ,H - ' 13, ' lf' U . , ' 1 ' -1 , M, , , .fix 'Q '84,-... M. ALLEN Z, ALLEN R. ALPETER C. ARNOLD P. BRYANT F. BUMP Wi' l? L CLARK J CHERRINGTON B COOPER R CRANO ldlfl' Af' B CURRAN M F DURR M HANSON R HARRIS B HENRY L HOLLOWAY F KARRES F KILLINEN J KYLE A MASE C MEISNER L OBERDECR M OHARE wwf' QM' C PIOTTER J STEINER W STETTER R TUCKER H WALLACE C WELBAUM Pncfures no? submmea by L KERN W SCHEIDT lixf X X XX D5 X X NN fl' X Q XXX 1 , X- K ,xx fx 'wx N X wi hx X Kg X In .X K ' x X ,K -.X xkkk x X KX XXX X f w jf N SY 1 X Y X X XX XXX . f ' KY xxx Xxx N X x X wx X xx X xx L X XX Y N Q x k N X X. XX -XX X X Xu K T , X . -1 x - X. . XX XX X XX X K' . X . xxx . A X .. X X X X -xLLL X X + LLLL Xxx K X . hx . A XXX ,XL XX X xxx! . ,R P President NiCK WASYLKO Radio Announcer Russian is rugged, masculine, intelligent, and honest. Finds time for travel, horses, and dancing but ignores people who brag. Pals around with Valjean Parker and Phil Verplanck. Activities: Booster Club 4: Stu- dent Council 3, 4: 12B-12A Class President. Secretory HELEN MARIE MICHALSKY Escape' from Stivas Studio t'Lauren the Russian would like to marry Bill in the near future. Sincere, witty, and just a good kid describe Irisl1. She's fond of chocolate cake, fudge, sports and Bill. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: Junior Y- Teen 1, 2: Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Lariat and Rodeo Business Staff 4: 12A Class Secretary. ANNOUNCEMENT Janis Ryan Phyllis Preto MEMORIAL Elizabeth Richardson Richard Schafer Mary Parasson ' ..A:: As' S 1 ,a JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS CLASS COLORS Fuschia and Gray COMMITTEES DRESS Irving Portman Emmagene Odom BANNER AND BOW Betty Jane Lucas SENIOR WEEK Bette Ware Sarah Jane Rooke Berny Gertz Vice-President GERTRUDE UMANSKY Fashion Illustrator t'Gitty is friendly, natural, even tempered, and affectionate. Sounds from her baritone horn and high voiced girls don't agree with her. but the Wanahs, Monte Carlos and ice cream make her happy. Activities: Bowling Club 31 Band and Orchestra 1. 2. 3, 4: Honor So- ciety 4: Class Secretary 3: Vice-Pres- ident of Senior Class 43 Lariat 2, 3, 4. Treasurer JEROME SCHNEIER Frozen Foods. Inc, Girls, Buicks, and warm days amuse 'tJerry but winter makes him shudder. He's good looking, conceited, talkative. You'll find him with Morrie, Bernie and Marv. Activities: Class Treasurer 43 Booster Club 2, 33 Lariat 2, 31 Rodeo 2: Red Cross 3: Hall Guard 3: Or- chestra 1, 2, 3. BANQUET Donna Monroe Anna lVIae Nelson Harold Evert BACCALAUREATE Pat Swearingen Maxine Yee CLASS BALLOT Best Liked Girl Janis Ryan Wittiest Girl Best Liked Boy Nick Wasylko Wittiest Boys Tie: Harold Most Talented Girl Mary Parasson Most Talented Boy Harold Evert Most Talkative Girl Most Studious Girl Janis Ryan Most Talkative Boy Most Studious Boy Bernv Gertz Class Flicker, Girl Most Bashful Girl Maxine Yee Class Flicker, Boy Most Bashful Boy Tony Carretta Most Winning Smile. Girl Best Looking Girls Tie: Marv Parasson. Most Winning Smile, Boy Gertrude Umansky Most Pep, Girl Best Looking Boy Tony Catalano Most Pep. Boy Best Natured Girl Janis Ryan Class Woli' Best Natured Boy Harold Evert Class Wolfess Best Dressed Girl Maxine Yee Best Dancer, Girl Best Dressed Boy Jerry Schneier Best Dancer, Boy Girl Most Likely to Succeed Boy Most Likely to Succeed Class Politician Janis Ryan Berny Gertz Pete Milne Laziest Girl Laziest Boy Smoothest Line Helen Michalsky Evert, James Milne, Hobert Davis Emmagene Odom Irving Portman Marian Joseph Clarence Dorsey Gertrude Umansky Jerry Schneier Helen Michalsky Harold Evert Tony Catalano Bette Ware Helen Michalsky Tony Catalano Marian Joseph Harry Miller Pete Milne In the cold month of February 1943 a group of thlrty n1ne 1nsp1red grade school graduates stampeded up to the gates of West hrgh school Thrs added a sparklmg color to th1s superror 1n stltute of hrgher learnmg It wasnt unt1l the latter part of 1946 that SIX new students were added to the roster boost1ng IIS total to fortv f1V8 classmen They are Irvmg Portman Maxme Yee Elrzabeth Rlchardson Berny Gertz Emma gene Odom and Jerry Schneler Thrs new group was soon rated as f1rst class freshles Yes hall passes chapel trckets elevator passes gym passes and many other varletres of passes were lssued to the 1nnocents Of course they were accepted w1th a smrle and to th1s very day Pete Mllne and Sarah Jane Rooke are lookmg for the so called elevator shafts Golng through n1nth grade w1thout much dlf flcultv the class was honored when Anna Mae Nelson won a cert1f1cate of mer1t for a showcard pamt draw1ng 1n the annual art cornpetrtlon at Plttsburgh Already these so called freshles were show1ng thelr talents The band and orchestra recelved a good portlon of the class Harold Evert fbetter known as the blg boy J Gertrude Umansky Anna Mae Nelson and Jerry Schneler gave f1n1sh1ng touches to the 1nstrumental course needed tutors who were very hard to obtam The school dec1ded that lt was tlme to go down to the freshmen l1st Gertrude Umanskv was chosen as head tutor and Anna Mae Nelson as asslstant tutor Now the puplls were sure to rece1ve superlor ass1stance Gettmg accustomed to school hfe one usually could see Helen Russlan M1Cl1HlSkV qurckly pacmg the corrldors w1th a roll of t1Ck6tS con v1nc1ng her customers that they were 1n store for a good game Helen always reported w1th great success and w1th a gleam 1n her eye Any one could see she had done her good deed for the day The Senlor Junlor and Sophomore Choral clubs recelved Emmagene Odom Sarah Jane Rooke M ry Parasson Berny Gertz Phyllrs Preto Irvmg Portman Donna Monroe and Betty Ware In 1946 Betty Ware plaved a gypsy 1n The Marrrage of Nanette Bettv was later chosen to s1ng a solo 1n the Messlah Wh1Cll was g1ven durmg the Chrrstmas season 1n 1946 Under the leadershlp of Tony Carretta and h1s asslstant 1ony Catalano the West hlgh traffic squad led an aggresslve force w1thout a mlshap Wlth the commg of the tennrs season West opened 1ts mdomltable attack ln the CIIYS front Vards RCS1St1Hg all compei 1t1on Irv1ng Portman and Hobert DHVIS helped take a c1tv champlon sh1p Irvmg Portman played 1n the state tourney 1n 1945 and 1946 at Columbus By th1S tlme the role of lower classman was forgotten and the status of upper classmen be came a reahty Off1cers for 12B were chosen as follows N1Ck Wasylko presldent Betty Ware VICE presldent Gertrude Umansky secretary and Anna Mae Nelson treasurer Student Counc1l was reorgamzed 1n the sprlng of 1946 Donna Monroe was elected as repre sentatlve from Room 415 at the flrst electlon and was later elected v1cepres1dent of the councll Before offrcers were elected Donna was chosen as presldent pro tem of the newlv formed councll It was a remarkable class Flve of our mem bers Jo1ned the ranks of Nat1onal Honor Socrety Betty Ware Jams Ryan Anna Mae Nelson Gert rude Umansky and Donna Monroe Margaret Sue Getz Mabel Lenore H1nkle Oll1ce Brown L1ndsey Stewart F Plotter ROSHIIS Suttles and Booker T Wh1taker completed therr h1gh school course 1n summer school and w1ll re c?1vf54the1r d1plomas w1th the graduatmg class o 1 7 Frederlck O Chr1st1an Charles A Goepfert Harvey Robert Israel Herbert M Mermelsteln and Rlchard L Roll completed thelr hlgh school course 1n the armed SSFVICBS Sherwm Rebeck completed h1s work 1n nlght school In the fall semester of 1946 N1ck Waslyko was re elected presldent Gertrude Umansky VICE presxdent Helen M1chalsky secretary and Jerry Schneler treasurer Mar1on Joseph won a typmg certrflcate and Imogene Selman gave her talents to the sw1m mmg team Expert craftsmen that w1ll no longer serve West are Thomas Pappas Lou1s Suto Clarence A Dorsev Jr and D1ck Schafer They perfected the1r talent so well that one could hardlv tell the d1fference between the1r work and that of an expert Today 1n th1s assembly we have the honor to present to you the names of the returned vet erans who have so courageously preserved our freedom so that we mav contmue to enjov the Amerlcan way of l1fe Thev are Homer B1v1ns Tony V Catalano and Pete Mrlne Wlth the hour of graduatlon descendmg upon us the January class of 1947 w1ll long remember the days whlch we spent at West hlgh We hope that many other graduatmg classes w1ll f1nd the future as br1ght as we found It JERRY SCHNEIER In behalf of the January Class of 1947 Q4 Q ' 1 7 ' . . . 1 . , . , F , . . U- . Q : . , ' 9 7 . 1 ' , ' ' , , Q 1 9 ' v ' 7 ' , . . . , , . , . I - - . . 7 9 ' ' . . u , ' ' ' ' 7 ' r v 7 - Y I 1 Q ' ' , . . . 7 - . . . - . ' l , . ' , D - , , . I , . . . I 7 1 U ' H D ' . I ' I , . . ., . ,- - . a ' ' 7 ' I 1 During the first year West called for much , ' 7 -, p v . . . 1 - . . .Q , . - - u 9 , g . . , , I 4, . ,, . . . . . . . an . L- , y . , . ' . V, ., . . A , ' , . - 7 1 a v 1 ' 7 7 1 I ' , . M . . . , W N V . ,, . . I . . . . 42 . f ,, . . ' V . ' ' I 1. . - s ' . . r-1 . 7 , . ' f . ' . . ' . I . 7 L. 1 Y l 1 . . . . . , I 1 ' ' 7 HOMER BIVINS Lawyer King is energetic, friendly, and ambitious. He pals around with Tom Smith, Margaret Clark, and Alfred Harris. Considers Conceited girls his main annoyance, ANTHONY CARRETTA Furniture Business Usually loafing around Carretta Upholstering Company, you'll find Dutch. Friendly, co-operative Tony, spends his leisure time eating chicken and french fries and Chum- ming with Hobart Davis and John Campbell. Activities: Traffic Squad 1, 2, 3. 4: Booster Club 3, 4: Lariat 2, 3, 42 Rodeo 3. 4. TONY V. CATALANO To Marry Betty Jamison '4Cat heads his list of likes with dancing and lipstick from Betty. He is loyal, friendly, and self-centered. Usually seen with Pete Milne and Hobart Davis. Activities: Booster Club 2, 3, 4. HOBART DAVIS Radio Announcer Affectionate, wolfish, and friendly are the marked characteristics of Boyer, Prowls with John Camp- bell and the rest of the pack and likes all sports. Activities: Tennis Team 3, 4. CLARENCE A. DORSEY, JR. Bachelor Chisel is famous, hungry, popu- lar and humorous. Likes caviar, crepe suzettes, and beans. Seen with Alfred Harris, Tom Smith and Mary Louise. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4. HAROLD EVERT Play Sax in a Band Andy Kariotis, Barb Shoemaker and Mike Finelli are the People most often seen with Bantam. Can't stand poor sax players but loves a good band. He's friendly, a good sport and enjoys all sports. Activities: Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Booster Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4. BERNARD WILLIAM GERTZ Radio Announcer Handsome, impulsive, devilish f'Barrell names Teasers as hiS pet peeve, Appreciates the '41 Ply- mouth, Edna, Swenson's, Gluck, and arguing with Marv. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Red Cross 2, 3. MABLE LENORE HINKLE Travel Mabel is blond, bashful, quiet. helpful and cooperative. The Akron Transportation Company comprises her pet peeve, for she dislikes Wait- ing for busses. Activities: Service Group 2, 3. 41 Honor Society 4. MARION LOUISE JOSEPH HOlLSewife Office work, Kenneth the Roach, and noodles appeal to Bubbles, but she stays far away from girls who wear too much make-up. Friendly and talkative, she spends time with Vi and the rest of the gang. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Student Council 4: W Club 2, 3: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3. OLLICE B. LINDSEY, JR. Businessman Ollice likes sharp cars and good times. Usually seen with Thurston Walker and other members of the basketball team. Girls who try to be too independent rate low with him. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Track 31 U. S. Navy 2 years. BETTY JANE LUCAS Get a Ring Like Yee's HB. J. is witty, friendly, and flir- tatious. Imitation B.T.O.'s don't in- trigue her. Instead, she turns to dancing and spaghetti for brighter moments. Activities: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3: Booster Club 1, 2, 3: Swim Team 3: Glee Club 3. HARRY THOMAS MILLER Prize Fighter Monday mornings rate low with the K.O. Kid. Usually seen with the Forney boys and Hubert Heard. Harry likes strawberry milkshakes, ping pong, and boxing. Activities: Booster Club 3. DONNA MONROE Make Bill Markle Happy Donna is friendly, pleasant, and likes to worry. She'll miss her Eng- lish lit class, Dorothy Goldsmith, and her history class. Activities: Tutor 1, 2: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Booster Club 1, 2, 3: Lariat Business Staff 4: Honor Society 4: Service Group 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4. ANNA MAE NELSON College Henny is sincere, good-natured, natural, obedient and talented. Re- minds you of the Wanahs, music, football and Gene Krupa. Activities: Bowling Club 3: Honor Society 41 Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Treasurer 3: Service Group 3, 4: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4. ITEM I The Semor Class of January 1947 belng mentally def1c1ent havmg lousy personal1t1es and all those other IYSIIS that make up senlors have numerous gxfts to leave to those shy 1nno cent creatures known as lower classmen ITEM II Indlvldual g1fts w11l be d1sposed as follows 1 Marron Joseph leaves her curves to Bubbles Paolettl 2 Homer B1v1ns leaves h1s Kr1spy Kremes to Tom Smrth 3 Mlldred Rushln leaves her younger brother Hoyle w1th the hope that he w1ll f1n1sh school 1n four years 4 Hobert Dayls leaves h1s grft of gab to the Senlor Y Teens 5 Pete Mllne donates h1s concert to Jack Flelter 6 Marv Parasson leaves her shortness to Karla Paul and also bequeathes her fem1n1n1ty to Mercedes Haddad 7 Sarah Jane Rooke leaves Dorothy Gold smlth to drool ox er Mr Tucker 8 Our class presldent N1ck Wasylko leax es 9 Louls Suto leaves Mr Culp hoplng hell carry on about h1s farm 111 Indlana 10 Imogene Selman w1lls her humor to Nancy Osburn 11 Clarence Dorsey leaves Jackre Player to Tom Bush and Clara Parkman to Thurston Walker 12 Be1ny Gertz leaves Mr Snearlme know mg he w1ll be much happ1er k1ck1nq around one Gertz mstead of two 13 Maxme Scott accepts Betty Jane Lucas seat IH assembly 14 Irv Portman leaves Jnnmy Carson and Davld Bader hopmg they ll fmd pos1t1ons 1n an all glrl orchestra 15 Harry M1ller leaxes h1s Yuk Yuk to Gene Smart 16 Jerry Schneler leaxes h1s sharp clothes to MHXIS Rothal 17 Ellzabeth Rlchardson leaves Illlfllilllg of La Senorlta Bump and hoplng someday to meet her IH Madr1d 18 Tony Catalano leax es w1th the hope that Mr Snearhne wont lose h1s speed 19 Dlck Schafer leaves Farl Lacey and Robert Wh1tmore hopmg they w1ll pass algebra Drck flnallv dld 20 MaX1ne Yee leax es her book How to Get an Engagement Rlng to Carlena Trox er so she can catch Johnnx 21 Dolly Houger IS the lucky one to receue Donna Monroes sweet personallty and dxmples 22 Pat Svx earmgen leax es W1lsons candy to Jenny and the gang She also leaves her pug nose to Lorease Mansour and Jerry Helman 23 Tom Pappas just leaves after f1ye years 24 Hubert Heard leaves h1s phrase I mean to Frances Dawson 25 Emmogene Odom leax es her knowledge of Lat1n to Helen Warren 26 Betty Ware leaves for Akron U but leaves behlnd her her beautlful eyelashes to MISS OHare to attract Mr Arnold 27 Tony Carretta leaves h1s manners and n1ce ways to He1n1e Brusfgemeler Gus Galehouse and Jere Medley who could use a b1t of common sense Z8 Jan1s Ryan rel1nqu1shes her gemus to all envlous morons 29 Hennv Nelson leaves w1th Gltty Umansky but bequeathes to Edna Gluck Janet Hersh and Marg1e Haberman her famous words Carry on club members' 30 Russxan lVl1chalsky leaxes some xodka 31 Phyll1s Preto w1lls her qu1et yxays to the Comstocks Ida Jean and Joan 12 Bantam Exert leaves Mr Karres knoyx me that the band was large when he was In lt Instead of 25 members we had Z7 when Bantam marched ITEM III We the students of the January 1947 gradu atlng class leaxe Mr Schoners hlstory class hoplnsg the future classes w1ll flgure out h1s ,radmg system Rexoklnq all former w1lls and testaments we appomt Krlrox as the sole executor of our last w1ll and testament Hereon do we set our srgn and seal th1s 17th day of January 1n the xear of our Lord nmeteen hundred and forty sex en GERTRUDE UMANSKY ANNA MAE NELSON Fm the Janucuy 1947 Class Attested by Wolf Cal Influence Darllng J1ll Q ' - ' , an 1 . 7, I Y sa ' 7 ' -f y ' ' . 1 - - , U . 5 Q 7 . 7 Q - 7 I I I-a , K I 7 . Ac 'X In -G y , - 7 -N a I Q- - L4 va . - , . . C M . K K, 7 M , . . . . 1 ' 1 Ag 1 ,, 1 1 A 1 I I X y 7 7 - . v . . . , ' 7 7 ' Ll . -1 'f - V I V 7 ' 1 -5- 5 . 7 . I A b 7 : O-an - 19 ' K , , M h1s helghth to Gerald Hastler. 10 MF- Bfyffmt- 1 1 A . 1 kr Q 2 ii I y -4 Y. . in , av 7 . , 3 ,- A 1 gi . ' - 1 . .1 ' ' ' 9 , L 1 1 PM 1 1 1 -1 1 7 - l K 1 - ,, s 5 - . - , 7 v ' . 1 - 7 - I ' I I 'M s ' I I ' I D 1 If - 1 - , 1 7 7 L, I - . 5 a . I 7 7 - ' 7 ' cc as ,L If . A . . . 7 I 1 1 7 I nl T. 7 . i Y- 7 . 1- I ' ki L- 9 , '- -T I 7 Q . . . A 1 . , . I M . 1 A .1 A It 1 1 I V ' AV 1 1 V . EMMAGENE ODOM Brain Surgeon Big-hearted, studious and friendly, 'tButterball enjoys hamburgs, fish, Freddy Slack, the Lariat and Rodeo. Usually seen with Maxine Yee, Betty Lucas and Imogene Selman. Activities: Booster Club 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Service Center 3. THOMAS PAPPAS Psychologist Pappy is lazy, bashful, cheerful and friendly. Pals around with Dick Schaffer and Don Schofield. People who laugh at his truck irk him but he goes for redheads and '46 Lincoln Zephyrs. Activities: Booster Club 2, 3, 4. MARY PARASSON Opera Singer B.T.O.'s bother Beetsa. She is petite, very friendly, sincere, and likes music. Karla Paul and Phyllis are her constant companions. She likes singing and Pete. Activities: Cheerleader 2, 3: Senior Glee Club 4: Sophomore Glee Club 2, 3: Booster Club 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 2, 3. IRVING A. PORTMAN Lawyer or Accountant Phil Dunn, the Gertzes and the A.Z.A.'s take up a lot of 'tIrv's time. He's sure of himself, sarcastic, friendly and likeable. Doesn't like corny jokes but goes for tennis, women and the O.S.U. Activities: Red Cross 2: Tennis Team 3, 4: Lariat Business Staff 2: Junior Glee Club 2. PHYLLIS PRETO To Marry Paul 'iPhyl is witty, loyal and reckless. She's seen with Bette Ware, Sarah Jane, and Betty Lucas. Goes for hamburgs, Paul and her ring but frowns on boring dates. Activities: Booster Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Girl Reserves 2: Junior Glee Club 1, 2. SARAH JANE ROOKE To TTG.Uel Avocadoes, convertibles, sharp clothes and Jack appeal to HDoody.'l She's amorous, flirtatious and fem- inine. Doody chums with Bette Ware, Donna and Janis and hopes to go to Bethany some day. Activities: Junior Glee Club 1: Junior Red Cross 2, 3: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Y-Teen 4: Tawasi Service Group 2, 3, 4. Frederick O. Christian Margaret Sue Getz Charles A, Goepfert Harvey Robert Israel Herbert M. Mermelstein No pictures were submitted by the following pers Bernard Potter Sherwin Rebecli Elizabeth Richardson Richard I.. Roll Stewart F. Piotfer JANIS RYAN Jan, intelligent. thoughtful, en- ergetic and innocent, can usually be found with Donna, Gertrude, Phyllis, Anna Mae, and Dick or working at the office. Pet Peeve: Fried egg plant. Activities: Red Cross 1, 2: Honor Society 4: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: W Club 2, 3, 4: Tawasi Service Group 2, 3, 4: Tutor 1, RICHARD SCHAFER Millionaire without Working 'tDick dislikes girls who smoke and females who talk about other boys. Seen with Pappso, Dumbo. Penrod and Suto. Also pals around with the North Hill gang. He likes girls, doughnuts, milkshakes and good jokes. Hels friendly, helpful and lazy. Activities: Booster Club 2, 3. PATRICIA MAE SWEARINGEN Marry Jerry Pat is cute, quiet, and a hard worker. Waits for letters from Jerry, and admires the Marines. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: HW Club 2: Bowling Club 2. BETTE WARE Heidelberg College Bright, neat and pretty is Blue Eyes? Reminds you of nice clothes, Dean Prugh, Vaughn Monroe and the other three. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Choral Club 2, 3, 4: Na- tional Honor Society 4: Vice Presi- dent of 12B Class: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4: Service Group 2, 3, 4. BOOKER T. WHITAKER To Play in a Big Time Band Booker is easy going but argu- mentative, enjoys sports and music. Pals with Pet Peeve: Nosey people. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2. Walt Forney. MAXINE YEE Secretary Being late for school is Macie's pet peeve. She is gentle, sweet and bashful. She enjoys Henny, Betty Jane, Carlena, New York, sisters and music. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 1, 2. 3, 4: Bowling Club 4. Mildred V. Rushin Imogene Selman Louis Suto Rosalie Suttles Edward Eugene Yehl A great future IS 1n store for the graduating class of Januarv 1947 Ambition iesourceful ness honesty intelligence and versatlllty are the characteristic traits of this 1mmortal and irre press1ble never to be forgotten class Since this unusual class carries so manv re markable traits I will endeavor to convey to you w1th the aid of youi constructive imaginations the futuristic achievements and accomplishments of mv classmates First we find those three great politicians Hubert Heard James Milne and Donnv Pappy Schoner who are candidates for office in that gieat election of 1958 The competition is mostly Heard Milne versus Schoner since the deciding question of this election 1S Should we ma1nta1n true 1313562 faire or should the government monopolize and galn full control of that great corporation of American Garbage Collecting? We shall now leave the grave problems facing our country and turn to the brlghter side of life by next v1sual1z1ng some of Wests most famous champ1ons in the athlet1c world Hobert Davis who won fame for his great tennis contests in gift to women some keen competition when they meet 1n the Olympics to decide who is the great est tennis player that is Keeping to this sub1ect let us now focus our attention on that undefeated unbeatable woman heavyweight boxing champion of the world Helen Michalsky She IS now traveling around the world challenging to box any woman OI wrestle any man Accompanying Russian on her tour 1S her trainer and best friend Pat Swearmgen Unable to keep awav from our alma mater Janis Ryan and Jerry Schneier have returned to West to accept some teaching positions Janis who completed her cadet teaching in math under Mr Robert Tucker has now taken over Room 1000 Jerrv the new music director found little need of improvement in either the band or or chestra In fact there is only a slight difference in the size of the band which now consists of 200 pieces Berny Gertz that mellow voiced protege of Coleman Scott has risen to great heights in radio Not only does he advertise the benefits of Harold Everts reducing creams but every day at 5 oclock he sings Super Suds over all the NBC networks Gertrude Umansky 1S now head fashion de signer for Paramount Studios on Manchester Road But this isnt where Gittys talents end for her famous smile can be seen shining forth from magazine covers all over the World Yes West knows how to choose them A woman s club for the large per cent of the girls who have turned domestic on us and have taken that last desperate step towards matr1mony has been organized Usually seen here weekly aie Phyllis Preto Maxine Yee Betty Jane Lucas Donna Monroe Bette Ware Sarah Jane Rooke and Emmogene Odom At the Five Po1nts Palace a large red and green neon sign is advertising a new hit show starring Marv Parasson the nightingale of West Akron in her first movie since her return from Europe where she has been studying music Also continuing her singing career IS Ehzabeth Rich ardson Serving Uncle Sam in the United States Army forsees a great future 1n this branch of the serv ice and so far has receix ed every decoration and honor pOSS1blQ except the good conduct medal Rejomlng the Navy in order to take a vacation lrom th1s strenuous nerxe wracking c1x1l1an life Tonv Catalano IS now serving in the air corps Harrv Miller has finallv released his great secret in his latest best seller The Art of Re laxing From West there IS maybe one in 50 years who really hits high society but be1ng of a very surpassing nature our class has contributed a so c1al1te 47 years early Playbov Nick Waslvko is s1mplv visiting all the n1ght spots in New York and keeping those on the spot reporters Imogene Selman and Tony Carretta busy covering all of his social affairs With this last 1mag1nat1ve portraval I shall bring this prophecy to an end hoping I have given you a good 1dea of what the best from West will be doing approximately ten years from today ANNA MAE NELSON . . , , , 7 ' ' 7 7 ' GL 77 U I . 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Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Honor Society 4: Quill and Scroll 4, Senior Choral Club 2: Student Council 4, Hi-Y 23 Band and Or- chestra 4g Lariat Staff 3, 43 Class President 4. Secretary DORA WOOD Go to New York Bubushka, sincere, exact, de- pendable, practical and cheery, can be seen with Bonnie, Shirley, Do- lores, Estelle and Jean. She likes dancing, eating and Ronnie, but d?9SI'l'll appreciate sophisticated peo- p e. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 43 Clerk 4: Tawasi Service Group 3, 4: Secretary of 12A Class. ANNOUNCEMENT Phyllis McQuiggan. chairman Juanita Bland Eugene Pamer William Beyer Sam Nukes MEMORIAL Robert Hawkins, chairman Janet Patterson Joan Charlton William Sandmann Best Liked Girl Best Liked 'Boy Most Talented Girl Most Talented Boy Most Studious Girl Most Studious Boy Most Bashful Girl Most Bashful Boy Best Looking Girl Best Looking Boy Best Natured Girl Best Natured Boy Best Dressed Girl Best Dressed Boy Girl Most Likely to Succeed Boy Most Likely to Succeed Class Politician .nw 1 N--, , .C , e,rl .ig ,, l P ae . hw Y X A HM ' ,Z Z. X .IUNE CLASS OFFICERS CLASS COLORS Purple and White COMMITTEES DRESS Paul Conn, chairman Janet Rice Betty Gauder Morris Neiman BANNER AND BOW Beulah Hall, chairman Eunice Boone Lois Jean Strickland BACCALAUREATE Ruth Wells Richard Gravesmill Vice-President JANICE FOLEY New York Shoe Buyer Foley, fun-loving, amiable, loyal' natural, and earnest, pals vvith Wal- lace, Filley, Coke, Louie, mrlfe Gang and the rest of the 12A S. Prefers driving the Jeep, eating' boogie, and the gang. V Pet Peeve: My kid sister. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2. 3, 42 Senior Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 42 Share' Aid Service Group 2, 3, 41 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4, Cor- ridor Guard 4: Lariat 2: Red Cross 2. Treasurer ANN DABNEY To Improve the World Ann, sedate, moody, and sensitive, likes C. H. B., P. C. F., P. K. C., na- ture, new cars, dancing, weekends, and music. Pet Peeve: People who never take a hint. Activities: Senior Choral Club 43 Share-Aid Service Group 3, 49 Y' Teens 1, 2, 3, 4g Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 4: Red Cross 2: Corridor Guard 3, 4. SENIOR WEEK Jerry Dales, chairman Charles Parker Pat Wallace Edna Gluck Jim Cox BANQUET AND PROM Delores Kohsiek, chairman Eileen Weinert Al Lehman George Galehouse Bobbie Fitch CLASS BALLOT Janice Foley Joe Malick Joan Charlton Paul Rempes Janet Patterson Ernest Ahwajee Juanita Bland Coke Dales Rosalie Copping Paul Conn Janice Foley Ralph Weaver Eileen Arnold Al Lehman Doris Vermillion Dick Gravesmill Carl Hooper Wittiest Girl Wittiest Boy Most Talkative Girl Most Talkative Boy Class Flicker, Girl Class Flicker, Boy Most Winning Smile, Most Winning Smile, Most Pep, Girl Most Pep, Boy Class Wolf Class Wolfess Best Dancer, Girl Best Dancer. Boy Laziest Girl Laziest Boy Smoothest Line Girl Boy Pat Wallace Jack Fleiter Mary Kollas Jack Fleiter Viola Sansonetti Jack Fleiter Jean Garrigan Don Lowers Pat Wallace Dick Bucey Mike Finelli Joan Charlton Dot Sergent Al Lehman Pat Wallace Floyd George Al Lehman After four years of cl1mb1ng we the June class of 1947 have reached the summ1t of the f1rst range 1n our upward quest for learnmg Although our prlde sw ells on havmg ga1ned thls peak yet lt IS vwtn a feelmg of reg1et that we look back over the well known paths we have traversed Four years ago we began our ascent as fresh men and looked wlth awe and wonder at the hexght we were to cl1mb and the knowledge to be 1mbued Slowly we watched our progress as some of our schoolmates van1shed from Slght over the crest Whlle othe1s appea1ed small IH the dlstant valley from wh1ch we had r1sen F1nally vse ourselves arr1ved at the goal we have strlven so long to atta1n The paths whlch are so well known to us now were at f1rst rather puzzlmg to us as fresh men but we soon fam1l1ar1zed ourselves w1th the1r turns and bvways Wh1Ch enabled us to escape from the hands of pursumg teachers The class flrst rece1ved recogn1t1on m 9B when Jerry Dales George Mallo and Paul Conn made the football team Wh1Ch won the c1tv champ1on Shlp under the coach1ng of Chuck P1otter Dor1s Sergent became a drum majorette and Jean Garr1gan was chosen to attend the football que n The Sen1or Choral club w1th R1chard Gravesm1ll Sam Nukes and Eugene Steese among 1ts mem bers presented the operetta Iolanthe under the d1rect1on of Mrs Mary Hanson Paul Rempes Paul Conn Charles Parker and Jacquel1ne semester the class snowed 1ts 1ntell1gence when twenty three of ltS members made the honor roll Durmg 9A the class dec1d1ng to let the upper classmen run the school relaxed for a Whlle Then we became sophomores How grand lt made us feel to thlnk that we now had some responslbxllty and were an essentlal part of the school l1fe After a three month rest the class returned to school and got off to a flylng start 1n 10B The football team 1ncluded among 1tS members Jerry Dales George Mallo Paul Conn Paul Gradyan M1ke Fmelh and John Campbell Katle Cox was chosen to attend the Vee for VIC tory Queen Dor1s Sergent was aga1n a drum majorette F1fteen of our pup1ls made the honor roll The Semor Choral club conta1n1ng seven teen members of the class presented the operetta The Marr1age of Nanette aga1n under the d1 rectlon of Mrs Marv Hanson There were n1ne of our members IH the band Pat Prosser was elected pres1dent of the Jumor Red Cross Paul Conn and He1n1e Bruggemexer were elected presl dent and treasu1er respect1velv of the Junlor H1 Y Dolores Kohs1ek was elected p1es1dent of the Tumor G1rl Reserves w1tl1 Bettv Gauder Janlce Foley and Ann Dabney be1ng lected v1ce fContmued on last page p1es1dent secretarv and treasurer respect1vely Jer1y Tracht Marv1n Gertz and HEIDIC Bruggemeler were on the sw1mm1ng team B1ll Beyer was chosen capta1n of the tenn1s team and won the dlstflct champ1onsh1p R1Ch3Fd Gravesm1ll Robert Havx k1ns and R1chard Bucey were elected pres1dent secretary and treasurer respect1vely of the Jun1or H1 Y Joan Charlton was awarded th1rd place 1n Northeastern Oh1o for her feature story 1n the Larlat Agaln we were well represented on the honor roll Wlth seventeen members In the fall of 1945 we f1nally reached the status of upperclassmen 11Bs Jerry Dales was chosen the most valuable player of the football team VVh1Ch cortamed Glght of our class Dor1s Sergent and Janet RICE were drum majorettes Jean Garrlgan was chosen the H1 Y queen Jerry Tracht was on the sw1mm1ng team The band chose Carl Hooper as the1r capta1n E1ghteen of the class made the honor roll When sprmg 1940 rolled around Jerry Dales and J1m Gerber were on the basketball team D1ck Grave m1ll was elected pres1dent of the Senlor H1 Y MHFVIH Gertz made the golf team The tenn1s team coached by Mr Harrls won the c1ty champlonshlp led by Capta1n B1ll Beyer who won the d1str1ct champ1onsh1p and was runnerup 1n the statc f1nals Paul Ren1pes was ed1tor 1n ch ef of the Rodeo w1th R1chard Grave m1ll ass1st1ng h1m as sports ed1tor Joan Charl ton and R1chard Bucey were assoc1ate ed1tor Durmg th1s semester the class elected Terry Dales pres1dent Jan1ce Foley v1ce pres1dent Janet R109 secretary and Joe Mal1ck treasurer At last we reached our sen1or year 1n the fall of 1946-a date to be well remembered Who can express the feelmg of sat1sfact1on the class had on reachmg that calm and d1gn1f1ed he1ght Jerrv Dales was chosen capta1n of the football team whlch contalned Paul Conn George Mallo Paul Gradyan and M1ke F1nell1 R1chard Bucey J1m Cox Barbara Shoemaker and He1n1e Brugge me1er were cheerleaders Sh1rlev Stephans was cnosen Homecomlng Football queen and was at tended by Jean Garr1gan and Dor1s Sergent Dor1s Sergent and Janet R1ce were agam drum majorettes mth Dor1s be1ng chosen as head drum magorette The H1 Y queen th1s yea1 was Katle Cox who was also pres1dent of the 'Y Teens The offl e1s of the Booster club we1e R1chard Bucey pres1dent J1m Cox NICE pres1dent and Pat Wal lace secretary Paul Conn was elected pres1dent of the Senlor H1Y and cnaplam of the H1Y councll of Whlth R1chard Gravesm1ll vsas pres1 dent The Senlor Choral club presented the 11419551311 w1th Janet RICE and Dolothy Gold of Semor Sectwnj Y a 1 - 1 ' , V , . , ' . . , .7 . 1 . 1 1 - V . . . 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Pet Peeve: Teachers who forget that a student takes more than one subject. Activities: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 3, 4: Booster Club 43 Student Council 3: Tennis Team 4: Honor Society 4: Red Cross 2, 3. BEN ALEXANDER To Leave West High Ben, who is shy, quiet, and intel- ligent, enjoys music, books, Spanish, horses, and dogs. Pet Peeve: The clever remarks of my brother's friends. Activities: Junior Glee Club 1. BETTY APELBAUM To Get Out of School Bet , giggly, kind, and sweet, usually is seen with Fran, Gilda, Marilyn, Sadie, E. W., Wes, and Wally at the movies or Center. Pet Peeve: J. C. Activities: Girl Reserves 1: Booster Club 2. BONIVERE ARNOLD Model in New York Bonnie , gay, sincere, attractive, reminds one of Dora, Celia, Jean, Shirley, Dolly, Estelle, music, danc- ing, eating, and sleeping. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Activities: Sophomore Glee Club 1: Junior Glee Club 2: Share-Aid Service Group 1: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 41 Clerk 4. EILEEN ARNOLD To Keep Smiling t'Bright Eyes , talkative, true, and active, likes Jim Bahr, Coke Dales, Full-House Club, Filly, people, Bill, music, sports, and food. Pet Peeve: People who like to see me unhappy. Activities: Honor Society 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Share-Aid gerlvice Group 2, 3, 4: Lariat Staff PATRICIA BACKE New York Buyer 1'Patty B , quiet, loyal, and re- liable, reminds you of Ruth Wells, Mary Kollas, Coke, people, food, Gus, dancing, Mr. Tucker, Miss Al- peter, and Aunty Ceil. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 42 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Share-Aid Serv- ice Group 1, 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 41 Glee Club 1. JAMES R. BAHR Veterinarian Jim, versatile, wolfish, and friend- ly, may be seen with Bill Lauck, C-hiick Kalail, animals, and a junior gir . Pet Peeve: Grandstand strategists. Activities: Booster Club 3, 4: Foot- ball 4. WILLIAM H. seven Engineer Bill, intelligent, quiet, and good- natured, enjoys sharp clothes, Paul, Sol, Ernest, Howie, Irv, and playing tennis. Pet Peeve: Losing a tennis match. Activities: Junior Glee Club 1: Booster Club 2, 3: Red Cross 3: Spanish Club 3: Honor Society 42 Tennis Team 2, 3, 4. DAVID BICHUM Inherit a Million Dollars and Retire Boris , comical, co-operative, and cheerful, can be found with Jim Assenti, Howard Holland, Marv Gertz, and Fred Riccilli at Snookie's or the Paramount. Activities: Booster Club 4. WILLIAM w. BLAKE To Be an Artist '1Buddy , merry, quiet, and am- bitious, enjoys Bubbie, the Delaneys, Andy, Willie, Bob, Mr. Schoner, everyone, eating, and sleeping. Activities: Booster Club 3, 4: Foot- ball 3, 4: Hallguard 3. JUANITA BLAND Office Worker Dita , adorable, sweet, and loyal, reminds you of Nancy, Yvonne, Kal, Betty Sue, George, O'Neil's, graham cracker pie, music, Pee Wee, and Mr. Schoner, Pet Peeve: History. Activities: Booster Club 2, 3, 41 Sophomore Glee Club 1: Junior Glee Club 2. EUNICE BOONE Painter and Designer Dimples , charming, ambitious, and cute, is interested in Nellie, Frances, Odessa, strawberry short cake, and fruit salad. Pet Peeve: History. Activities: Booster Club 2, 4. WANDA JEAN BOSLEY COHQQQ Jeanne , innocent, vivacious, and darling, reminds you of Mom, Helen, Jan, Madgie, Wallace, Mr. Culp, records, peanuts, rides in the rain, Swenson's, Annabell, Eddie, and Akron U. Pet Peeve: Smoked Herring. Activities: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 41 Share-Aid Service Group 2, 3, 41 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling Club 1, 2. VIVIAN BRIGHT College Bib , sweet, friendly, and ador- able, is interested in Kal, Josephine, Highland, and cokes. Pet Peeve: Gum crackers. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Share-Aid Service Group 4, WILLIAM BROOKS To Understand llA. A190573 Brooks1e , popular, witty, an dependable, reminds you of Hawk- ins, Medley, Buckingham, weekends, good records, Scotty's , and Slflcefe eo le. p Pleat Peeve: Hawk's crazy bidding in bridge. Activities: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, B0OSt61' Club 3, 4, Student Council 4, Cor- ridor Guard 4. HEINIE BRUGGEMEIER To Have My Rich Uncle Leave Me a Few Paltry Millions Enrique , who is handsome, dar- ing, and happy-go-lucky, is usually found with Gus, Ralph, Pablo, Seal, The Haircuts , Sandrun boys, Full- House Club, eating, sleeping, or driving the blue '46 Ford. A Pet Peeve: People who snore in class and wake me up. Activities: Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, BO0S'Le1' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming team 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, W Club 2, 3, 4- H. RICHARD aucev . I Business Administrator Dick , who is talkative, active, and sincere, likes nice clothes, Shir- ley, Bobbie, Jim, English, and milk- shakes. Pet Peeve: Human parasites. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3,-43 Red Cross l, 2, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 42 LHY1-Ht 2, 3, 4, Rodeo 2, Latin Club 3, fl! Cheerleader 4, Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4. DAVID T. BUTLER Electrical Engineer Shorty , humorous, tempera- mental, and quiet, reminds you of Dick, Gasbag, Phil, Bill, John B-, John C., Cris, banana splits, Hora Staccato, Harry James, E. T., and algebra. Pet Peeve: Big wheels. Activities: Booster Club l, 2, 3, 43 Band 4, Orchestra 4. JOHN HERBERT CAMPBELL To Be a Minister Pete , talkative, friendly and courteous, enjoys DeMo1ay, Rain- bow, Art, Hobart, Ben, Fred, Chuck and the other five. Pet Peeve: People who don't 80 to church. Activities: Booster Club 2, 3, 41 Glee Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Student Council 4, Reserve Cheerleader 43 Football 2, 3, W Club 3, Baseball 4. LOUIS CANTELOU To Pass American Lit, You-Alli' t'Looie , cosmopolitan, talented, and precocious, likes acting, Mexi- can hat dance, Joanny, and singing tenor. SAM J. CATALANO To Be An Architect JOAN CHARLTON Traveling Journalist Joanie , witty, versatile, intelli- gent, warm, and active, enjoys all the 12A boys, Bill Fesler, Betty, Bobbie, Bev, Dolly, Bonnie, Paul, Jan, Edna, beautiful clothes, 'Laugh- ing on the Outsidew, being editor, shrimp cocktail, and Mr. Bryant. Pet Peeve: Hero worshippers. Activities: Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Share-Aid Service Group 2, 3, 4, Lariat Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4, Lariat Editor 4, Rodeo Staff 4. ROBERT COBURN To Travel Through China Bashful and loyal, Bob is also an intelligent fellow who likes Estelle, Richard, Gus, Helen, a good time, guns, Canada, and good music. Pet Peeve: Conceited loud-mouths. Activities: Booster Club 4. MARILYN JOYCE COHEN Office Worker in Millinery Market Mar , who is straight-forward, cheerful, chummy, and jolly, thinks Betty, Gilda, Frances, Sadie, New York, Yetta, Miss Bump, semi-clas- sical music, and Broadway plays are tops. Activities: Booster Club 3, 4. BETTY SUE COLE Finish College Betts',, who is amiable, reliable, kind, and energetic, can be seen with Estelle, Gerry, Dita, Marg, Beulah, at the movies or the Weathervane. Pet Peeve: Waiting for people. Activities: Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 4, Share-Aid Service Group 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Glee Club 3, febate Team 3, Corridor Guard PAUL CONN To Travel Through Northern Indiana 'tPablo , who is wolfish, happy- go-lucky, popular, gay, and casual, reminds you of Dales, Seal, Lehman. Weaver, Bruggerneier, Malick, the Fleiters, Cox. Gravesmill, Bucey, Ahwajee, the Haircuts , food, l36 Lafayette, DlL's, and Kenyon Col- lege. Activities: Senior Choral Club 4: Boy's W Club 4, Football l, 2, 3, 41 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Student Coun- cil 4, Red Cross 3, Band and Or- chestra l, 2, Lariat and Rodeo, 3, 4. ROSALIE COPPING Lee , who is humorous, sweet, and beautiful, may be found with Walt, Vi, Phyl, Barb, Sally, Helen, Dot at the Grille, listening to the King Cole Trio, and at football and basketball games. Pet Peeve: Being called Rose-. Activities: Y-Teens l, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4. CATHERIN COX Katie , who is cheerful, attrac- tive, serene, and honest, enjoys Shakespeare, the gang, Full House, symphonies, and poetry. Pet Peeve: Annoying little brothers. Activities: Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Share-Aid Serv- ice Group 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4. JAMES C. COX To Go Out With a Girl Who Doesn't Get Mad About or At Me Jim , who is cute, conceited, popular, congenial, and moody, likes Full House members, Galehouse, Heinie B., and Pat Wallace. Pet Peeve: Kid sisters. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 4. MARY CRANMER Pro--Roller Skater Smiley , a chatty, friendly, gay gal, may be seen with Beulah and Butch roller skating, dancing, and swimming. Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JERRY DALES To Get G. PhD Coke , succinct, stubborn, argu- mentative, athletic, and blunt, is in- terested in Jess, Jake, Gus, Ralph, food, football, '41 Ford, jazz, and athletics. Pet Peeve: Cheeseburgers with catsup. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 1, 2. 3, 45 Honor Society 4: W Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4: Baseball 4. EVELYN DAVID To Get Out of School Evelyn, who is friendly, calm, kind, and understanding, thinks Karla, Delores, Phyllis, Margie, ham- burgers, cokes, basketball, and foot- ball games are tops. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Activities: Booster Club 1, 21 Junior Choral Club 2. CHARLES DAVIS To Be An Engineer Chuck'l, who is cheerful, bashful, and loveable, likes Mary, Ronald, Buddie, Jack, Arthur, athletics, pic- nics, tennis, and skating. Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Activities: Booster Club 4. FRANCES KATHALEEN DAWSON Social Leader Cheerful, warm, and active, Kay is usually found with Mary, the Hurstons, Sara, and big three, sing- ing, and playing games at the Baptist Training Union. Pet Peeve: Self-centered people. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 42 Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4: Share-Aid Serv- ice Group 2, 3, 41 Glee Club 2, 3, 41 Leaders' Club 33 Library Assistant 2, 3, 4. ESTELLE DROPE Stenographer Blondie , who is sincere, truth- ful, reminds you of Bob, '46 Ply- mouth, R. B. R., Jean, Betty, Dora, and Bonnie. Activities: Booster Club 3, 4. Bowling Club 4, Y-Teens 43 Share- Aid Service Group 2, 3, 4. JEAN DUNLOP To Be Mrs. Walter Kinnan Jeanie , who is good-natured, cute, chatty, and friendly, likes Walter, Estelle, R. B. R., Bonnie. Dora, Jane, and the other six. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Activities: Booster Club 2, 3, 42 Y-Teens 4, Glee Club 2, 3: Share- Aid Service Group 2, 3, 43 Library 1, 2. - KATIIRYN MARY ELLIS Private Secretary Kay , friendly, talkative, gay, and pert, usually is seen with Jean, Louise, Alvis, Goldie, drinking milk- shakes, listening to dreamy music, and skating. Pet Peeve: Alarm clocks. ' JOE EPLING Go To Atlantic City Graduation Night With Mike Finelli Curly , cunning, devilish, noisy. and energetic, likes Joe, Sam, Andy, Mike, women, hamburgs, Snookie, and Pete's Pool Room. Pet Peeve: Quiet people. CHARLOTTE BERNICE EVANS Nurse Slim , optimistic, courteous, lazy. and amusing, reminds you of Anna, James, Tom, Eunice, ice-cream, pie, and Spanish. Pet Peeve: People who can't match colors. Activities: Booster Club 3, 4. SHANNON EVERT To Play the Piano Like Dick Schrurn 'Little Bantam , enthusiastic, kind, plump, and earnest, likes Bobbie Fitch, Joe Malick, Walter Allen, Mike Finelli, Bob Norris, food, women, and song. Pet Peeve: Boring classes. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Junior Glee Club 2. CAROLINE FILLEY Model Caroline, honest, adorable, sophis- ticated, considerate, and big-hearted, enjoys good-natured boys, horses, truck drivers, football, Pat W., Pat P., and Ralph. Pet Peeve: Insincere people. Activities: Y-Teens 45 Booster Club 43 Service Group 4. MICHAEL FINELLI To Acquire Enough Money to Become a Philanthropist Big Mike , tall, good-looking, ro- mantic, and easy going, pals with Baitz, Kalail, Lauck, Bahr, Pat, Sally, and Jim Vafiades. Pet Peeve: People who put on an act. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 43 W Club 3, 4, Golf Team 1, 2. ARTICLE I We the class of June 1947 supposedly be1ng sound mlnd and body do hereby declare th1s to be our last w1ll and testament ARTICLE II As a class we leave To tne school a S40 page 1n Rodeo for auto graphs S525 to the llbrary and S7 50 to be ap plled on the plaque To the freshmen the fond hopes that they grow up phys1ca11v and mentally To the sophomores the pr1v11ege of bemg upper classmen also the challenge of keeplng up the1r 98 averages through the terrors of chemlstly phys1cs Amer1can hlstory and solld geometry To the JUHIOIS an earnest prayer for stretch 1ng the Federal Reserve System to 1nc1ude vour senlor act1v1t1es fee To the l2Bs and any other d1s1llus1oned senlors who stlll remam cheer up It wont be too long or W111 1t'7 ARTICLE III As a class We leave To M1ss Murdock the consohng prom1se that her phllosophy on morals w11l not soon be for gotten To M1ss Bockstahler the secret formula for debubbhzlng and d1s1ntegrat1ng bubble gum To Mr Snea111ne a volume of the latest ed1 tlon of Semor Tr1cks for Boys w1th code trans 1at1on To Mr Schoner the understand1ng of the econonnc theory of Amer1can government and IHISSCZ falre To Mr Culp the hope that he too can leaxe to go back to Indlana for the summer ARTICLE IV All the followlng generous bequests are made by 1nd1v1dua1 members of our large graduatlng class elther l1v1ng or dead and are purelv 1n tentlonal Mary Kollas w11ls her 1mag1nat1on to any underclassman who can use II successfully DICK Bucey leaves h1s Howdy to Mak Rothal By speclal request Elleen Welnert bequeathes one sllghtly used 01,1133 board sultable for 1nqu1s1 t1ve fresh1e g1rls Elleen Arnold leaves her 12B worry for some one else to worry about Donald Thomasson J1m Gerber and Daud Butler bequeath the1r he1ght to needv freshmen especlallv Hastler and Staats Jan1ce Foley leaves w1th soul mate the ln ev1tab1e George B111 Blake w111s h1s extraordlnary ab1l1tv to get back lnto class 1n whlch he had been k1cked out to Alan Maxwell Dolly Kohs1ek wants to leave a good Voyo For references see M1mm1e He1n1e or P Conn Gus Galehouse leaves h1s sex appeal to Dav1d N1codemus Pat Fr1tsch leaves her secret formula for shellac to the noses Manocchlo and Mattucc1 Joe Ep11ng and M1ke F1ne111 leave West wlth the memor1es of many happy hours spent f11ck mg at the Gr1lle Jean Garr1gan leaves understandmg Mr Tucker Ph11 Verplanck Jerry Tracht and Don Plotter leave and st111 cont1nue to be the modern Wynken Blvnken and Nod Eun1ce Boone bequeathes her walks to Nell1e Spenser Johnny Campbell w111s h1s techn1que to Bob Mull1ns Dottle Go1dsm1th leaves Pat Kneale another good Gravesmlll Ann Dabney bequeathes her demure ways and manners to Ada Mae Morgan Sklp Maxson leaves all h1s parkmg spaces wherever they may be to B111 Morgan Balbara Johnson leaves ln three well known words Roger and out' Dlck Gravesmlll bequeathes h1s student theocracy to h1s brother B111 ARTICLE V To Mr Flood We the June Class of 1947 leave our slncere wlshes that he w11l cont1nue 1n the vears to come as 1n the past to turn out of the portals of West hlgh fme young men and women worthy of the d1p1omas they have rece1ved ARTICLE VI We do hereby appomt as executors and guardlans of th1s our last vtlll and testament those eff1c1ent conve1sat1ona11sts Joksters and teach e1s Mr A H Mase Mr Paul B1yant and Mr Robert Tucker We now 3ff1X our s1gnature to th1s document th1s twenty th1rd day of Mav mneteen hundred and forty sex en Class of June 1947 JANET PATTERSON 1 , ' tt av of , . , . 7 . . . . I H . . H . . L I r 1 ' ' 9 y - ' ' ' Y . 1 ,, - . . . . - . ' at ' sa 9 1 1 ' V ' i - 1 1 1 . . . , U ' Y ., y ' , . . . Q 1 . . . . , ' . at ' 11 , ' ' - . . . . - ' AA Y, , . 1 . . .. 7 . , , V K 1 . . , - ts' ' ' as . . . Y ' K V ,, C . , , - - 1 - ss as ' I . . . , . . - f , . . . 4 .I . I V- I I . 9 . - 1- 7 i . , I . - D 7 , a Q .. BARBARA PFLUEGER FITCH NUTSQ Sparkling, versatile, romantic, sen- timental, and loveable, are Bob- bie's characteristics. She enjoys the company of Fritch, Annie, the Buceys, Dottie, Gravy, Ranny, red- heads, and dancing. Likes her '39 LaSalle, and the gang. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Choral Club 2, 3, 4, Share- Aid Service Group 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Corridor Guard 3, 4, Red Cross 2, 3, Lariat and Rodeo Edi- torial 2. JACK FLEITER Own My Own Burlesque Show Snookie , who is crazy, jovial, well-liked, witty, and wild, chums with Pablo, Pedro, Coke, Janice, Cox, and Gus. He enjoys pickled herring, cokes, and milk shakes. Pet Peeve: Clinging vines. Activities: Booster Club 3, 4, Foot- ball 4, Student Council 4, Corridor Guard 3, 4, W Club 4. PATRICIA FRITSCH To Keep Smiling Shellac Legs , smiling, glowing, loyal and peppy, enjoys candy, toot- ing around and M. B. Pals with Janice, Anne, the gang and the Full House Club. Pet Peeve: Men who think they're God's gift to women. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Share-Aid Service Group 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 4. GEORGE R. GALEHOUSE Doctor Gus , loyal, nice to know, inter- esting, bashful, and mysterious, en- joys baked beans, sleeping, a gray '40 Chevvy, Patty, chumming with Coke, the boys, Filley, and Wallace. Pet Peeve: People who think they're big time. Activities: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 4, Red Cross 3, 4, Senior Choral Club 2, Football 4. JEAN GARRIGAN To Be Happy Squirt , sweet, pert, orderly, pe- tite, and faithful, likes Filly, Ruth Wells, Fran, Jim, T. W., Skip, Dick, jewelry, F. S., potato chips, and music. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Share-Aid Service Group 2, 3, 4, Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Lariat and Rodeo, 2, 4. BETTY GAUDER Algebra Teacher Boots , brainy, studious, hard working, charming, and happy-go- lucky, pals with Charlton and the rest of the gang, goes for singing, butterscotch pie, movies, Connie, A. K. in Japan, second period trig class, Mr. Bryant, and the seventh period lunch club. Pet Peeve: People who misspell my name. Activities: Booster Club l, 2, 3, 42 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Choral Club 2, 3, 4, Share-Aid Service Group 3, 4, Honor Society 43 W Club 2, 3, 4: Lariat Staff 3, 4. FLOYD GEORGE To L0t1,f Fox , careless, happy, devil-may- care, and bashful, can be seen with Gus Kotti, Sam Nukes, Joe Malick, Jim Kenasha. Activities: Booster Club 2, 3, Glee Club 11 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. JAMES GERBER Own a Toll-Bridge on Canton Road Stretch athletic lank sh , , Y, Y, good-natured, and quiet, enjoys the company of Bill Lauck, Chuck Kalail, Baitz, Bahr, and Kautenberger. Pet Peeve: Grandstand strategists. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 49 Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Lariat and Rodeo Business Staff 1, 2, Lariat Editorial Staff 2, Junior Glee Club 2, Junior Hi-Y 2. MARVIN GERTZ Radio Announcer Jolly, likeable, humorous, lazy, and nice describe Muttle , who goes for Berny, Morrie, Dan, Fred, Edna, Janet, and Mike. The Kremls and the car take up a good deal of his time. Pet Peeve: Being called Kreml . Activities: Red Cross 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, Golf Team 3, 4, Swimming Team 3, Booster Club 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Lariat 1, 2, 3, Rodeo 1, 2, 3. ANGELINA GIORGIO To See Mexico Cute, congenial, Angie also is happy, bashful, pretty, and reminds you of Cora, Max, the other twin, singing, and the other six. Speaks four languages and dances, too. Pet Peeve: Pessimists. Activities: Bowling Club 2, Glee Club 2, Booster Club 3, 4, Service Group 2, 3, 4, Corridor Guard 3, 4. MARIA GIORGIO Novelist 'tMary , mysterious, enjoyable, un- assuming, fun-loving, and talkative, calls to mind Rhoda, Maxine, Cora, playing the piano, writing stories, and reading. Pet Peeve: Pests. Activities: Booster Club 3, 4: Share-Aid Service Group 2, 3, 42 Bowling Club 2, Glee Club 2. SOL GLICK Educated Ditch Digger Bashful, wolfish, careful, quiet and different all describe Salty , who can be seen with Jim Anzaldi, Garlitz, Beyer, Bichum and Paul Rosenthal. When not occupied with them, he goes for women and choco- late milk shakes. Pet Peeve: Wardens. Activities: Booster Club 3, 4. EDNA GLUCK To Sparkle With Ambition Edna, impulsive, independent, willing, original and unusual, re- minds you of the streak , polished humor, money in any condition, Muttle, Janet, paying library fines, and forgetting things. Activities: Quill and Scroll 4, Lariat Editorial Staff 3, 4, Rodeo Editorial Staff 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Red Cross 1, 2, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen 1, 2. DOROTHY GOLDSMITH Nurse Dottie is vivacious, charming, excitable, loveable, and pretty. You can always find her with Patterson and Rempes, Dick, Fitch, Gauder and the rest of the senior class. She adores music, skating, working at West Hill library and dates with Dick. Pet Peeve: Olives. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Bowling Club 1, 2, Senior Choral Club, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Share-Aid Service Group 2, 3, 4, Corridor Guard 3. PAUL GRADYAN Find Chuck Wyckoff Friendly, athletic, willing, slow and flirtatious describe Lassie , who thinks Jennie, girls, food, Hol- land, Finelli, Mallo and the Baitz gang are all tops. Pet Peeve: Girls that are hard to get along with. Activities: Booster Club 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 4: W Club 3, 4. RICHARD l. GRAVESMILI. Corporation Lawyer Gravy , intelligent, popular, self- willed, capable and versatile, enjoys 208, week-ends, chocolate sundaes, Y.M.C.A., and D. G. Look for him with Rempes and Patterson, Nukes, Conn, Heinie, Fitch, Gauder and Foley. Pet Peeve: People who can't mind their own business. Activities: Student Council 3, 41 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 4: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Lariat and Rodeo 3, 4. HARRY GREBELSKY To Have As Many Little Black Books as Downwind Funny, argumentive, liberal, and wolfish characterize Butch, who chums with Saul Mandel, Jay Wolf, Arnold Bleiman and the A.Z.A.'s. Pet Peeve: People who have no sense of humor. Activities: Booster Club 4. ANN BEULAH HALL Comptometrist Bur Bur , religious, considerate, understanding, and tolerant, loves church, singing, olives, R. B. R. Club, the quartet and Hank. You'll spot her with Ida, Mary and Betty Sue. Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke and drink. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3: Share-Aid Service 2, 3,4: Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Lariat Staff 1,2. ANNA VERA HARRIS To Be a Vocalist Skippy , chatty, amiable, con- servative and proud, endorses ice cream, pork chops, Leslie McDowell and '41 Pontiacs, Charlotte Evans, Gerald Harris, Helen and Tom. Activities: Sophomore Glee Club 2: Junior Glee Club 3, 4: Booster Club 1. ROBERT G. HAWKINS Finding Gambling Room at Garver's Wolfish, curious, natural, impish and moody, t'Hawk , who frequems Garver's, Swenson's and ador-is week-ends, good records, books and Scotty's, pals with Buckingham, Brooks, Medley and Nukes. Pet Peeve: A certain club. Activities: Basketball 1, 2: Senior Glee Club 1, 2, 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 49 Red Cross 1, 2: Booster Club 1, 2, 4: Cor- ridor Guards l, 2, 4. JANET HERSH Radio Actress K'Jan , witty, gay, charming, vi- vacious, popular, intelligent and dra- matic, adores acting, psychology, tall men, Roped In , nice clothes, Henry Agard Wallace, her dog, Edna, Pat, Wanda, Rita, poetry, and the gang. Pet Peeve: Akron and people Who! Activities: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4: Share- Aid Service 2, 3, 4: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Lariat Editorial Staff 2, 4: Bowling Club 1, 2. CARL L. HOOPER, JR. Chemical Engineer Secretive, argumentive, precocious and noisy all remind you of Red , who pals with Ernest Ahwajee and the other t'Brains . He enjoys argu- ing with Mr. Mase, orating, and girls. Pet Peeve: Homework. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Lariat 1, 2: Honor Society 4. RAMONA HOWARD NLLTSQ Reliable, flirty, moody and ec- centric characterize Mona , who likes everyone at West, roller skat- ing, dancing, men and staying at home with her parents. Pet Peeve: Smoking and drinking. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Senior Choral Club 4: Share-Aid Service Group 3, 4. JAMES ISAAC To See The World 'tIke , bashful, earnest and seri- ous, tells corny jokes and delights in spaghetti, brunettes and '41 Chev- rolets. He chums with Gus, Valjeazi, Andy, Mallo and Lowers. Pet Peeve: People who keep me waiting. Activities: Booster Club 1, 3, 43 Traffic Squad 1, 2. BARBARA JOHNSON Social Worner Barb',, amusing, dreamy, devil- ish, chatty and interesting, reminds you of Roger, anecdotes, Doris, Swenson's, dancing, Heidelberg, cheeseburgers, tennis, and a -1 6 Lincoln. Pet Peeve: Disgusting people. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Share-Aid Service 3, 4: Corridor Guard 4: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Choral Club 2, 3, 4: Debate Team 4. ANDREW M. KEA Aircraft Mechanic Lazy, cheerful and humorous de- scribe Andy. Mr. Schoner, Delores, convertibles, and cherry pie are dear to his heart. Seen with Bill Blake, Thurston Walker, Allan Maxwell, James Isaac. Pet Peeve: Girls who d0n't date me. Activities: Band 1, 2: Student Council 3. DOLORES KOHSIEK Music Teacher 'iDolly , dependable, flirtatious, attractive, popular and gay, goes for Rainbow DeMola Wallace and , Y, Filly, crew cuts, Vaughn Monroe, driving to basketball games, Wise's, and the gang . She can be seen with Louie, all the club members and the 12A boys. Pet Peeve: To be ignored. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 42 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Share-Aid Service 2, 3, 4: Red Cross l, 2: Honor Society 4: Senior Choral Club 2, 3, 4: Cor- ridor Guard 4. MARY KOLLAS Lawyer Sympathetic, sparkling, happy-go- lucky, cute and cuddly is Diane, who calls to mind bathtubs, Chryslers, Stan Kenton, the two Mary Lou's, Dolly and Carol. She enjoys the Full House Club, boys, and dances. Pet Peeve: Pompadours. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Share-Aid Service 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Choral Club 3, 4: Red Cross 3: Corridor Guards 3, 4. DOLORES KOZA To Live In California Kozy , big-hearted, devilish, chummy, and shapely, prefers speed boating, swimming, Night and Day , Five Points Grill, D. B., M. E. G., and D. A. Pet Peeve: Narrow-minded people. Activities: Y-Teen 1, 2, 4: Booster Club 4: Share-Aid Service Group 4. BEVERLY LEATHERWOOD High School Teacher Bev , likeable, good-natured, tal- ented and gay, has a passion for town and country maroon convert-- able station wagons and her family. She chums with Doris Vermillion, Dot, and likes Mr. Mase and Mr. Bryant. Pet Peeve: Surprise tests. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 42 Band 1: Senior Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Yahama Service Group 2: Share- Aid Service Group 3, 43 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4. AL LEHMAN Doctor of Medicine Al, romantic, wolfish, generous, handsome, and easy going, wants to be a perfect lover, likes sharp clothes, dancing, food, sleeping, Betty Ann Winters, Lynch, Seal, Gale- house, Bobbie, Eileen Weaver, Joan, Dolly, Mary and Jean and more, too numerous to name. Pet Peeve: Fair weather friends. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2: Cor- ridor Guard 3, 4. JAMES LENTINE To Sleep Friendly, talkative, sincere and conceited describe Jughead , who enjoys the company of Dick Garlitz, Jim Anzaldi and Jerry Bass. He likes working at the Strand theatre. Pet Peeve: People who talk too much. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2: Jr. Glee Club 2. CELIA LEZOS Reporter Celia, moody, sarcastic, attractive and well-dressed, pals with Bonnie Arnold, Elaine Curley, Elaine Hakes, Joan Williamson, Karla Paul and Backy and shows preference for cokes and swimming. Pet Peeve: Teachers. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4. DON LOWERS Composer and Arranger ':Smiley , progressive, dependable, romantic, hard-working and sin- cere, chums with Bucev, Malick, Gradyan, Mallo, Isaac, Finelli, and Mannacchio, He goes for music, dates with Jean, dancing, movies, football and chocolate cake. Pet Peeves: Girls who smoke and drink. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 41 l-Ii-Y 2, 4: Reserve Cheerleader 41 Corridor Guard 3, 4. ROBERT E. LYNCH Aviation Maintenance Engineer Bob, easily met, attractive, quiet, reserved and kind, is seen with Al. Dick, Jack, Ralph, Irish and all the rest. He likes Swenson's cheese- burgers, B. H. S. dances, Mr. Culp's classes and '41 Pontiacs. Pet Peeve: A certain club. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. W ..v- V ,' ,Z it MARY LOUISE M:BETH Go To Paris, France Loukie , cheerful, attractive, neat, congenial and good natured, enjoys all sports, dancing, picnics and parties and is often seen with Charles Davis, Kathleen Dawson, Ronald Delaney and Sylvia Nurse. MARYLOU McCASKEY College Mable, frivolous, sincere, charm- ing, neat and natural, reminds you of a nice smile, dancing, Carol, Mari- lou, Pat, Jan and Filley, and talking about track. Pet Peeve: People who mess with my short bangs. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Service Group 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Corridor Guard 3, 4. DONNA RAE McCONKEY Powers Model Incky, bashful, sweet, kind, al- luring, and slender, brings to mind pretty hair, the fur coat, Barbara, Shirley, Betty, Don, hayrides, and intense dislike of conceited people, history and competition. Activities: Booster Club 3, 4. Pnvius M:QulGGAN Revepfivflist Phyl, generous, capable, order- ly, quiet and dependable, can be seen with Karla Paul, Evelyn David, South high boys, and likes football games and her teachers. Pet Peeve: People who don't keep their word. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Bowling Club 1: Lariat Business Staff 4: Yahama Service Group 2: Clerk 3, 4. sions: MALLO Doctor Mallo, athletic, rugged, earn- est, wolfish, and reckless, reminds you of Elias, Gradyan brothers, Origlio, Ahwajee, Piotter, music, Sundays, ice cream. Pet Peeve: People who don't like big noses. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Hi-Y 2: Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4. SAUL MANDEL News Photographer Sol, humorous, good natu-red, quiet, intelligent and neat, reminds you of chocolate malteds, natural blondes, A.Z.A. 114, Harry, Jay and Arnold. 1 Pet Peeve: Harry Grebelskys jokes. Activities: Booster Club 4. CAROL MATERNA To Grow Carol, likeable, petite, attractive. vivacious and willing, can be seen with the two Marilous, Mary, Dolly. She is always neat, well dressed and refreshing. Pet Peeve: I Cover the Younger et. Activities: W Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Choral Club 3, 4: Booster Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Honor Society 4: Service Group 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen l, 2, 3, 4. 644 Good even1ng Mr and Mrs Amer1ca and all the shlps at sea th1s IS Walte1 F1ddler the rox mg reporter of the 400 br1ng1ng you the news and vlews of the crust1est of the upper crust on th1s lovely day June 1967 Wh1le cru1s1ng through the theater sectlon 1n a tax1 drlxen by Ralph Vtfeaver the man who made headllnes recently by turnlng left 1nstead of r1ght and end1ng up 1n Canton to fulf1ll a l1fe t1me dream I observed Al Lehman buymg a t1cket to a mov1e On consultlng the marquee to see what feature had attracted h1m we d1s covered that It was The L1fe and Loves of Al Lehman wr1tten d1rected produced and pat ronlzed by Al Lehman Need I sav who 1tS star was? At the next corner my drlver stopped to pxck up h1s old fr1end D1ck Seal who now SDIHQS Ralph s buttons and boots to pay for hlS cab r1des Here also we passed Sam Nukes walk1ng down the street Yes we Sald walklng Sam IS st1ll awa1t1ng dellvery on that new Dodge Several blocks further on not1c1ng a large crowd around a man on a soap box we asked Ralph to stop the car After 1nqu1r1ng we learned that It was none other than Jack Fle1ter who has finally overcome h1S shyness and 1S now telllng h1s Culver experlences to the world lnstead of to h1s usual chosen few Upon arr1val at the off1ce we found the desk covered w1th 1tems of note to be used IH th1s column From the l1terary world comes th1s SIHCG the recent release of her latest book Peggy Joan Charlton has replaced Kathleen WIHSOT as Amerlcas best selllng authoress Esqulre magazlne has announced that Paul Conn recently chosen Best Dressed Man 1n Amer1ca has accepted a pos1t1on as a model for the1r fash1on pages The ed1tors have also appo1nted Paul Rempes to the1r staff He draws the other pages Foremost among h1s models 1S Rosal1e Copp1ng Rosal1e IS currently on the covers of several leadmg magaz1nes Rap1dly r1s1ng 1n popular1ty we f1nd Wllllam Sandmann the remarkable young m1n1ster of the Zlon Lutheran Church 1n Akron Whlle Charles Blue Ch1p Parker tells us that the new m1n1ster at h1s H1llcrest MISSIOH IS h1s old school mate J1m the Deacon Cox Two former holders of the t1tle MISS Amer ICH have recently opened a beauty culture salon at the corner of Cherry and Tuscarawus They are Patty Backe and Bobb1e F1tCl'l Edna Gluck now a Swed1sh masseuse who leans toward the mascullne trade 1S located 1n the next block Janet Hersh who wants to buy half mterest 1n Ye Olde Shoppe has succeeded 1n obtaxmng only a small port1on as greedy Gluck wxshes to keep the cream of the crop for herself Anna Harrls IS now owner and publlsher of the P1ttsburgh Courxer Her ed1tor IS Lloyd Palms The read1ng pubhc st1ll IS not accustomed to Lloyds pOet1C ed1tor1als 4 And now to the enterta1nment world and our f1rst stop shall be George Mallo s European Room Here we fmd that Joe Mallck the man who blows the sweetest trumpet 1n the world IS packmg them m every nlght Featured vocal1st W1th Mallcks Madmen of MUSIC lS the fellow who replaced the crooners BObb1e Hawkms Also on the agenda at Mallos IS that famous actor from West hlgh school Lou1s Cantelou the dean of character actors N1ghtly appearances 1n the front row are put 1n by Marv Gertz and B1ll Beyers who are ardent adrmrers of the arts Now open1ng at Benny Alexander s burlesque theater 15 the famous Russ1an dancer Clarlta Catrlna formerly known as Kat1e Cox who after extens1ve study 1n the Or1ent has f1nally learned to rock herself gently to and fro 1n the dance of the Seven Fhghts of Sta11s From the I'13t101'1S capltal Pres1dent Carl Hooper and h1S able ass1stant Secretary of State Jere Medley the f1rst Repubhcan ever to serve as Secretary of State under a Democratlc presl dent have just returned from a f1sh1ng tr1p 1n the South Seas where they plcked up several souvenlrs of the lslands Among the 1tems taken on the tr1p were lawnmowers and slckles One of the guests on the tr1p was Helnle Bruggemeler who attempted to 1ntroduce h1s new cheaper emperor S1ZGd c1garettes to the nat1ves covered by Herma1ean Wxegman an undercover agent for the FBI who trapped the leader by pos1ng as a m1ll1ona11e and allowmg her Jewels to be taken Flash' From the sports world comes word that Jerry Dales has just been slgned as head coach of the Green Bay Packers at S50 000 per year Also new on the roster 1S Paul Gradyan recently appo1nted l1ne coach a very good cholce as Gradyan knows everyth1ng there IS to know about lmes Should you go to see the1r team play thlS fall you Wlll probaby see Janet RICE who IS leader of the teams all g1rl band Our cand1date for most valuable player of the year 1n the N8t10H3l League IS Charles Davls who IS do1ng an excellent Job as f1rst baseman Wlth the G1HHtS The lucky boys at M S I tMass1llon State In stltutel have some lovely new teachers They are Dor1s Verm1ll1on 1n the hlstory department and Betty Gauder 1n the mathemat1cs depart ment Betty o11g1nally planned to teach German but when she learned how that language affected Mr Culp she sw1tched to algebra Wlth word that Ernest Ahwajee dean of the soclology department at Harvard has just made the remarkable d1scovery that 50 per cent of the marrled people 1n the world are women we brmg to a close today s ed1t1on of the Jerky Journal CARL HOOPER 1 ' 1 - . f ' . . ' 1 ' 1 7 7 V Q 1 , , . 7 1 . 7 7 7 ' , ' ' ' ' ' sz ' 1 - ,, - I 7. ' 7 1 , . 1 , - - 7 7 1 . 1 ' . ' CS ' . ' , . 1 1 1 . ' . Q , ' 'f , Y 1 1 . I , 7 1 1 ' . , . . . . , . I . 1 - , , , . , , . H . ,,. . . , V . , , , . . . . 7 , . . . . . 7 , . . . . , . , . . . , . . . . . . . , ' 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 An 1nternat1onal Jewel th1ef rrng was just un- - 3 . 1 , . . ., H ,, . . . . 4 . . 7 . . , . , L6 ' l A D 7 - va ' ' . y 1 1 7 , 7 1 ' 7 sa H ' . 7 . 1 1 1 1 1 . - ' ' 9 7 . , . 1 ' - H ' H 1 . . . h H H . . . , . - LL ' - - Q 1 n n - . ,, - . , . s Q ' a 1 1 I V Y 1 I i ' 1 , . . ' l I 7 L .. . . . , 1 ' ' 7 . . . . , . , . . , . . . JOSEPHINE MATTUCCI Bookkeeper 'tJo, peppy, optimistic, sweet, friendly and loyal, likes sweet pickles, hot fudge sundaes, Sue, Phil, Viv and Bonnie. Pet Peeve: People who say, For- get it. Activities: Glee Club 4. HERBERT W. MAXSON II Business Executive Skip, quiet, intelligent, popular, honest and efficient, reminds you of the G. I. Buddies, expressive eyes, parties with the old gang, shindigs at Emery's, golf and ranch houses and a healthy dislike for people who take his parking place. Activities: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1: Booster Club 1, 2: Lariat 1: Red Cross 2: Ex-serviceman. GLYNDA MEADOWS To Enjoy Life Tots, quiet, athletic, moody, friendly and capable, reminds you of sports, a redhead from Garfield, dancing, Joy and Jean. Activities: Bowling Club 4: Cor- ridor Guard 4: Y-Teen 1. JERE MEDLEY Engineer t'Lover, handsome, suave, flirty, casual and unconcerned, can be seen around with Bob Hawkins, Billy Brooks, Al Kuzmik, Sally, Kon- stand's Aces, multitudes of swooning women, in Canton and far away from competition. Activities: Junior Glee Club 11 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: French Club 2: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 4. MORRIS NEIMAN Businessman Palooka, sincere, humorous, good looking, ambitious and sociable, re- minds you of the grey Packard, Marv Gcrtz, Jere Medley, convertibles, Jewish Center, and the motor scooter. Pet Peeve: People who talk too much. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Traffic Squad 1, 2: Red Cross 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y 2: Tutor 1. ROBERT NORRIS To Own a i'Hot Rod t'Bob, is good natured, easy go- ing, generous and optimsitic, pals with Chuck Yost, Phil Verplanck, Bob Muck. He is seen at Bader's, Hamilton Beach, likes hamburgers and the boys at Gray's. Pet Peeve: Women drivers. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Lariat Business Staff 2. SAM NUKES Malcc a Million Salty, popular, friendly, ioyil. truthful, and humorous, reminds you of plugging for Hi-Y, Gus, Bob, Andy, Johnny, looking tops in his Navy uniform. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2. 41 Senior Glee Club 1, 2, 41 Senior Hi- Y 4: Student Council 4. A! .1 , -.QU g.,,,,,,. ww f w HELEN OAKLAND Live in California Butch, talkative, athletic, friend- ly, cute and energetic, likes Bob, band, horses, swimming, Viola, Barb, Dot, dancing and the post office. She has sparkling eyes and nice clothes and steers clear of conceited boys, rogues and sneaks. Activities: Booster Club 3, 4: Y- Teen 2, 3, 4: Swimming Team 41 Bowling Club 4. JAMES ORIGLIO Photographer Rig, shy, reliable, earnest, trust- worthy and patient, has no pet peeve, likes photography, and is seen with Ernest Ahwajee, and George Mallo. Activities: Booster Club 2, 3, 42 Lariat and Rodeo 4. NANCY OSBURN To Pass American History Mickey, who is winning, friendly, witty, slender and tidy, prefers red hair, hamburgs, Jim Wiper, Mr. Schoner, Joan W., Juanita Bland and Janet Rice. Pet Peeve: To be called girlie. Activities: Choral Club 1, 2: Cor- ridor Guard 2, 4: Booster Club 1, 3, 4: Y-Teen 1. LOYD H. PALMS Music and Medicine K'Hugo, honest, genial, comical, airy and ambitious, can be seen with Haynes Robinson, Eugene Pamer, Sharon Stile. Along with eating, he enjoys Spanish, and Miss Bump. He is one of the few men who will endeavor to be an ideal husband. Activities: Senior Choral Club 2- EUGENE PAMER Chemical Engineer Gene, shy, studious, frank and honest, likes chocolate sodas, chem- istry, Joe Timberlake, John Lester, Jim Rubin, German and Russian, but frowns on long week-end assign- ments. Pet Peeve: Girls who comb their hair out on my desk. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4. MARGARET PASTOR Live in the West Midge, patient, feminine, kind, quiet, and dainty, chums with Wanda, and Helen. Always neat, she has 3 sparkling smile, and disregards pec- ple who think they are important. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2: Booster Club 3, 4: French Club 21 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3: Service Group 2, 3, 4: Cor- ridor Guard 4. JANET PATTERSON Psychologist Pat, reliable, studious, intelli- gent. reserved and cultured, appreci- ates music, driving, skating, the fine things of life and Rempes, but frowns on bananas and insincere people. She is seen with Dottie, Dick, and the gang. Activities: Booster Club 2, 3, 4: Tawasi Service Group 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 4: Latin Club 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4: Rodeo Staff 4. KARLA PAUL SeCT6taTy Sunny, fun-loving, warm, sweet, co-operative and frank, likes Mr. Schoner, Jimmy McKenny, french fries, chocolate milkshakes, Phyllis McQuiggan, Mary Parasson, and Evelyn David. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 31 4: Choral Club 3, 4: Bowling Club 1, 2: Y-Teen lg Clerk 3, 4. JACQUELINE PETTITT Stenographer Jackie, quiet, naive, dependable, loyal and honest, reminds you of auburn hair, music, rayon hose, candy and milkshakes. Pet Peeve: People who call me Jack. ' Activities: Y-Teens 1, 2. DON PIOTTER Surgeon Doc, gay, devilish, bashful, humorous and eager, is seen with Verplanck, Yost and Mallo. Likes good music and the formidable D. G. Usual hangout is Supreme Store. Activities: Booster Club 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 4. PAT PROSSER Nurse Pat, sincere, dependable, patient, neat and calm, reminds you of nice clothes, the club, Pat Wallace, Caro- line Filley, Ralph Weaver, and Dot Sergent. Prefers boys who don't smoke or drink. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 4: Student Coun- cil 3. JAMES PRYOR Mortician Duke, friendly, talkative, witty, easy-going and natural, pals with the Tapawingos, is always good hu- mored. Pet Peeve: Paying old debts. Activities: Choral Club 2, 3, 41 Booster Club 1. FRANCES QUATTROCHI Bookkeeper Fran, big-hearted, peppy, cheer- ful, sociable and sweet, reminds you of rosy cheeks, movies, good books, Steve, Gilda, Marilyn, Betty and Sadie. She dislikes girls who come to school without socks. Activities: Library Assistant 13 Corridor Guard 3, 4. MARILOU RADAK Leave Akron Marilou, quiet, patient, sensitive, dreamy and neat, can be seen with Carol, Marylou, Dolly, Mary, and the gang. Likes G. Z., hot fudge sundaes, and Swenson's hamburgers. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Tawasi Service 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4: French Club 2: Corridor Guard 4: Senior Choral Club 3, 4: Lariat and Rodeo Staff 3. is 1 BARBARA RANDERS NILTSC' i'Barb,'i daring, generous, quick- tempered, flirtatious and chatty, re- minds you of flicking, week-ends. Donna McConkey, Shirley Palmer. Betty Wallace, and Bubbles. She dislikes excuses. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Y-Teen 1, 2: Bowling Club 1: Swimming Team 4: Glee Club 2. PAUL REMPES Sculptor-Designer Pablo, talented, temperamental, romantic, intelligent, and original, re- minds you of being editor, trying to tame Gluck and Charlton, 557 Letch- worth Drive, Janet, DeM0lay, Air Scouts, dramatics, Dick and Dottie. Jim and Sandy. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Band, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Lariat Staff 3, 4: Rodeo Staff 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: Red Cross 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Honor Society 4: Rodeo Editor 3, 4. JANET RICE Music Teacher Moses, genial, sunny, vivacious, earnest and dependable, likes french fries, football, Jean Slatton, the two Francises, music and being a majorette. Pet Peeve: Socks with high heels. Activities: Bowling Club 1, 21 Senior Choral Club 3, 4: Student Council 4: W Club 2, 3, 4: Majorette 3, 4: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MAXlNE ROMINE Understand School Teachers Mickey, sociable, sweet, com- panionable, capable and sincere, fre- quently is seen with Miss Wallace working in the office, likes coconut cream pie, Beverly and Helen. She will be glad to finish school. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 31 Bowling Club 2: Senior Choral Club 3: Corridor Guard 3, 4. PAUL ROSENTHAL College Pinky,'i witty, humorous, devil- ish, self-confident and exact, finds diversion in trying to solve Himpos- sible problems, exchanging witti- cisms with Sol Glick, Bill Beyer, and Donald Thomasson. Activities: Booster Club 2, 3, 41 Tennis Team 2, 3. SADIE ROTHAL Secretary f'Soo, petite, co-operative, giggly, appreciative and feminine, can be seen with Ruthie, The Rothal, Sam, the Big Four, likes books and music. Pet Peeve: Standing in line. Activities: Y-Teen 1: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Corridor Guard 3, 4: Red Cross 31 Lariat and Rodeo Room Representa- tive 2. WILLIAM SANDMANN Enter the Ministry 'fBill, congenial, assertive, tall, trustworthy and frank, appreciates cars, food, Cincinnati, seen with Bill and Dick Gravesmill, Fred Smith and James Stephans. Dislikes un- ruly classmates. Activities: Booster Club 3, 41 Choral Club 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 4. VIOLA SANSONETTI Beautician Vi, daring, flippant, chatty, sin- cere, and honest, prefers dancing, skating, Dewey, football, horses, the post office, Barb, Rosalie, Helen and Dot, and swimming. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 2: Cheerleader 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Swimming Team 4. JUNE SCHIEB Secretary Pug, good natured, likeable, generous and natural, can't stand to have her name mispronounced. She can be seen with Nancy, Joanna, Elaine, the Two Musketeers and the Big Five. Activities: Booster Club 4. .IEANNE SCHLAUCH Graduate 'tTabby, warm, cordial, genial, cheery and faithful, likes men, steak and mashed potatoes! strawberry short cake, Evelyn Reed, Donna Mc- Conkey, Barbara Randers, and Shirley Palmer, while people with bleached hair don't appeal to her. Activities: Booster Club 4: Cor- ridor Guard 4. DON SCI-IOFIELD Sports Writer Penrod, athletic, co-operative, practical, sociable and honest, pre- fers all sports, loafing at the Y, girls, Dick Schafer, Tom and Ted Pappas. Pet Peeve: Poor sports. Activities: Booster Club 2: Hi-Y 1: Basketball 2, 4: W Club 2: Base- ball 4: Lariat Staff 4. RICHARD SEAL Millionaire at 21 Ricardo, short, handsome, flirta- tious, clownish and daring, reminds you of a big smile, curly hair, the Full House Club, the rest of the boys, Meyers Lake, Glen Miller, Messrs. Mase and Culp, and all girls, es- pecially the one in Indiana. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 4: Lariat and Rodeo 1, 2, 4: Senior Choral Club 4: Stu- dent Council 4: Red Cross 1: Cor- ridor Guard 2, 4: Baseball 4. DORIS SERGENT Rich, Famous and Retire Young K'Dot, sharp, natural, vivacious, big-hearted and attractive, is always neat, wears nice clothes. Likes Johnny Dosa, dancing, Woodhue per- fume, '41 Plymouth, Viola, Barbara, Helen, Phyllis, and flicking. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling Club 1, 2, 3: Swimming Team 4: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4: Corridor Guard 3: Red Cross 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2. BARBARA SHOEMAKER To Be Happy Barb, carefree, sociable, like- able, self-confident and loyal, can be seen with Viola, Helen, Dot and Rosalie. Likes Andy, swimming, basketball, A.P.L., and horses. Pet Peeve: Bubbles. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 42 Red Cross 11 Student Council 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Swimming Team 4. W. QM what 1. , 'HJ JEAN SLATTON Bealttician i'Blondie, tall, attractive, athletic, obliging and friendly, likes Don, music, bowling, swimming, basket- ball, dancing, Helen, Janet, Glynda, Boots and Barb. History and two- faced people rate low with her. Activities: Booster Club 3, 43 Swimming Team 4: Bowling Club 4: Y-Teen 3: Reserve Cheerleader 4. BEVERLY SMITH SeCTeta1'y Smitty, humorous, intelligent, companionable, subtle and clever, reminds you of music, Mac, Jo, Jean, Rut, Butch, cocker Spaniels, silly hats, and being calm. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Y-Teen 1, 2: Red Cross 1, 2, 3. 4: Honor Society 4. DORIS SNIDER Evangelistic Singer Do Do, sweet, talented, consid- erate, talkative and natural, prefers Artie, Calvary Baptist Chur'ch, the quartet, Anita and Jean, Ronnie, Nix, music, butterscotch sundaes, Jean Price. Pet Peeve: Double-crossers. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling Club 2: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Service Group 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 2, 3. HELEN LEATHDEON STAFFORD Stertographer 'tHel, likeable, talkative, sociable, humorous and devilish, prefers Evelyn, David and Arthur. Pet Peeve: Sauerkraut. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1. EUNICE STALNAKER Opera Singer Dickie, breezy, sweet, jolly, chummy and loyal, heads her list of likes with Mr. Tucker, music, Don, Martha Theiss, Shirley Stephans, and Dolly Houger, but dislikes two- faced people. Activities: Booster Club 3, 42 Senior Choral Club 3, 4: Latin Club 3, 4. Q JAMES C. STEPHANS Be a Good Citizen l'Jim, understanding, handsome, earnest, trustworthy and practical, can be seen with Joe, Jim Cox, Dick Bucey, likes radio and collecting stamps. He can't tolerate tardy people. Activities: Booster Club 3, 4. SHIRLEY STEPHANS Secretary Butterball, lovely, charming, generous, sweet and gay, would like to put the tardy bell out of commis- sion: she can be seen with Dora. Bonnie, Dolly, Eunice, likes movies, dancing and the club. Activities: Booster Club 3, 4: Y- Teen 3, 4: Tawasi Service Group 4. Be Mrs. 1 Jean, cute, friendly, sincere, non chalant and optimistic, appreciates horses, dogs, fish, french fries, Bill Beverly, Bonnie and the rest of hel gang, but definitely has no merCN for anyone who calls her Red' Activities: Bowling Club ll T wasi Service Group 41 Booster Club 1, 2: Y-Teen 1, 3. MARTHA THEISS Travel in Canada Marty, likeable, sincere, quiet reserved and gentle, reminds you Of rett hair the gang Shirley D Y y , Stephans, Pat Wallace, Chuck, eheeseburgers. She dislikes self- centered and conceited people. Activities: Booster Club 2, 3, 42 Senior Choral Club 3, 4: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4. inteiesting restless orig in il uninhibited and appealing minds you ol subtle humor late to bed late to use diiving Smoky Jin Pat lilphie Coke and Louie Pct lleexe Cold feet L ixitics een 1 3 Cioss 2 Boostei Club 1 2 3 4 Stu dent Louncil 3 4 Swimming Team 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Corridor Guard RALPH WEAVER Inherit a Million Dollars Ralphief lazy, healthy, adventu- rous and sincere, enjoys good food, Puritos Springs, the Chevy, beautiful blondes. He is seen with Coke, Dick, Gus, the girls. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4. DONALD S. THOMASSON Accountant Shorty, bashful, good-natured, lanky, and faithful, reminds you of riding a bicycle to school, movies, music, milkshakes, Akron K and J, skyscrapers, Pinky, Rosenthal and Shannon Evert. Activities: Booster Club 3, 4: Red Cross 2, 4: Corridor Guard 4: Choral Club 2. JEROME H. TRACHT TO Fly Jerry, noisy, talkative, extro- verted, self-confident and easy-go- ing, likes swimming, airplanes, Greb- elsky, Louie, Herbie, motor boats, Stan and Al. Pet Peeve: Poor sports. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: Swimming Team 2, 3: Red Cross 3, 4. CARLENA TROYER Nurse Butch, sociable, jolly, chummy, generous and friendly, can be seen with Johnny, Bev, Maxine, Martha and Sally. She likes Johnny, lima beans, psychology, and Alabama, but is negative to shrimp, canteloupe and conceited boys. Activities: Booster Club 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 4. DORIS VERMILLION Bactcriologist Deevee, studious, willing, ener- getic, chatty and attentive, prefers Chicago, coffee, cheeseburgers, sar- casm, driving, Mr. Mase, Barb, Betty and the club girls. Pet Peeve: Seventh period lunch. Activities: Booster Club 2, 3, 42 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 4: Tawasi Service Group 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 3, 4: Senior Choral Club, 2, 3, 4. PHILIP VERPLANCK Get Out of SCl100l Phil, slow, witty, casual, flirta- tious and amiable, reminds you of a rosy complexion, keeping the hair out of his eyes, Weaver, Yost, Piotter, Norris, working at the cigar store, eating and sleeping. Pet Peeve: People who brag. EILEEN WEINERT DTll77lClt'lCS Eileen, casual, feminine, poised, dreamy and appreciative, blushes becomingly, likes dancing, Ruthie, the.Full House Club, music, dra- matics, and the gang, but doesn't approve of inquisitive freshies. Activities: Booster Club 2, 3, 4: Tawasi Service Group 2, 3, 4g Honor Society 4: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4. RUTH WELLS Ruthie, cute, chatty, energetic, eager and congenial, likes men teachers, Jake Conn, dancing, the Full House Club, the gang. She lists Mme as a bothersome item. Activities: Cheerleader 4: Y-Teen 3, 4: Booster Club 3, 4. I-IERMAJEAN WIEGMAN Librarian t'Jo, intelligent, prim, graceful, practical and exact, reminds you of reading, singing, Ruth, Beverly, Car- lena, and Nebraska, working at the West Hill Library, dislikes people who drive with their horns. Activities: Booster Club 3, 4: Y- Teen 3: Senior Choral Club 3, 4: Honor Society 4. JOAN WILLIAMSON NUTSC Jo, energetic, natural, direct, jovial and friendly, prefers dancing, Leo Harris, french fries, Nancy, Celia, Karla, Dot and Louis. Pet Peeve: Big time operators. Activities: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Choral Club 1, 2: Corridor Guard 4: Office Clerk 4. EDWIN JAY WOLF Interior Decorator Tyrone, thoughtful, stubborn, nonchalant and loyal, reminds you of a dark complexion, basketball, milkshakes. skating, dancing, A.Z.A. 114, the Turchin family, Grebelsky, Tracht, Saul Mandel and Mother Nature. GILDA ROSALYN ZAPILAR Travel Around the World Gil, moody, amiable, humorous. frank and natural, can be found with Fleshele Fran Mar and Sadie She apprec1ate mus1c M1 Schonel refoogees smooth people and Gareris Pet Peeve Dommatlng people Act1v1t1es Booster Club 2 C01 ridor Guard 3 .. . ' V, . ,gg-1 .'..::..'. f--'--. 5 No Pictures Submitted By: Charles Parker Kenneth Wagner The following persons finished in night school or completed enough work in service to be g fed cu dpomu Ch rles Anthony Dorko Chester Coll ns Hoyth Raymond F Lo .lomes J Sch evtzer Lcymon P Shrver old E Bro I 417 rx fi as O6 f wwf, Llfilg' 66444 W ccommuedm smith as soloists accompanied by Dolores Kohsiek at the piano The Student Council of flcers were Richard Gravesmill president Janice Foley secretary The new staff of the Lariat consisted of Joan Charlton editor in chief Paul Rempes managing editor Edna Gluck associate editor Dick Bucey sports editor and Betty Gauder girls sports editor Barbara Johnson and John Campbell represented West on the Junior Town Meeting of the Air Again we twenty six members Ernest Ahwajee Betty Gauder Patty Backe Paul Conn Carol Materna Dolores Kohsiek Hermajean Weigman Eileen Arnold Richard Gravesmill Jean Garrigan Dorothy Goldsmith Jerrv Dales Richard Bucey and Bill Bever were admitted to the National Honor Societv Ofticers were Ernest Ahwajee president Jerry Dales Vice president After a brilliant struggle we reached our ult1 mate goal-our last semester Officers of the class were Joe Mal1ck president Janice Foley vice president Dora Wood secretary and Ann Dabney treasurer Don Lowers was xoted the S'l'1llG king winning over Joe Mal1ck Herbert Maxson was elected president of the Semor H1 Y Wlth Sam Nukes and Robert HHXVRIHS being elected treasurer and chaplain respectix ely The new Student Council officers were Janice Foley vice president Barbara Fitch secretary and Dick Seal treasurer Jim Gerber and Jerry Dales aided the basket ball team in the city championship playoffs Helnle Bruggerneier made the swimming team Twenty two members of the class made the honor roll Ernest Ahwajee and Carl Hooper placed ninth in the district 1n the Senior Scholarship Tests Ernest Ahwajee Sol Glick and Captain B111 Beyer led the tennis team to their third con secutive city champ1onsh1p Paul Conn was chosen Y Teen King Rosalie Copping won the bers ol the National Honor Society were Barbara Fitch Gus Kotti Katie Cox Joan Charlton Jim Cox Ann Dabnev George Galehouse Carl Hooper Jere Medley Joe Mal1ck Janet Patter son Pat Prosser Paul Rempes and Eileen Weinert Officers were Ernest Ahwajee presi dent Paul Conn vice president Gus Kotti sec retarv and Katie Cox treasurer Marvin Gertz and Harrv Grebelskv were on the golf team Al Lehman John Campbell Paul Gradvan Jerry Dales and Charles Davis were on the baseball team Now we the graduates can look back over our hlgn school career as the pleasantest period we haxe yet experienced and we graduate with strong hope and iaith that whatever we attempt shall be successfully accomplished BILL BEYER i . 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H. my mx Fourth row L Nevels M McM11lan N Smxth L Mlller F PTICC T MBFCRIOH B Provance E WIISOH Thlrd row A McLane J Peoples D Tapley R Snow G Peoplez F Walkex L Ware C Stalnakel L Meredlth C Ullrlch B Stratton W Teeple D Skok FRESHMEN GW-5 Second row E Meadows D Moss A Rmaldo A Pmkston M Parker N Sm1th Aduser R Marlno P Reynolds C MOFTISKJH C Novatny M St9lD1Ck J Rlchards H Warren J Slmpson S Whlteman B Martln A Stlelcher C013 V Bockstahlef' Flrst row B Warner S S1I1C1OlI' W Loughry M Morehead C Lowe B Tmslev J Thompson K Vaflades M Mlddleton D Lowery O Samatas D Posten B Oxms R Schadle M Thomas O Thompson D W11l1s Z Walker R Stolz J Spurrler Thlrd row V Culp J Slatton E Ravxd R Rayman J R1ch1e R Scott E Travlck FR55HM5N BOYS H RODIHSOD H Page R Otterman T Oakland J Parham W Warden Admser R Parasson Second row R W1ll1ams B Westover T Zuendel E Slmon O Spencer H Walker Vernon S CHIP A Walker F Turkle E Russell E 'remoskv R Trasln W watkms Flrst row F Sklagen W Thomas W Thompson H Rushm R Price I S1r Louls P Stuby L Stemple R Wlland H Skok H Patterson J Terrel - 5. , . , ' A V 1 , N 1, -1 ,, A. ll Ve. - , .- ., J' .gif x I R 'I A 1 xml, ' , g N, :la iff, Y Avi, I , I X L, I A f -. j 2 Lf ,, q A, . 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' X Foulth row H Kelly P Hamey B Fuller F Herrxn R Chestnut K Gantz 5,1 CKhoadr1ilgnD Fornev H Hoover A BGIQLIHHJ R Garman R Blecker FRESHMEN GIRLS K K1tt1nge1 B lsett D Cook J Glenn M Beltka M Carx M Gully Second 1ow B Johnson A Kleln B K1dgel M Hastler R Cole J Calpen Y Howard P Chopek N Clnese J Colegrove E Blalr L Gra1se Fnst low J Hughes P Brown K Bahr L Butcher D Hakes A Holb J Ballald M Bush M Barrett B Butchel G D1axcr M Currance V E Galdner M Danuel Hettle B Murdock Tlnrd row D Schoner A Layton D Kelly N Hanmson J Macch1a1o1e H Malone FRESHMEN BOYS T Herold R Johnson L Jefferles Admsm Second row R Hawkms S Grant C M1ller D Mclntyre D Lowe T H1ll1ard B Kess1ck K Hershberger Donald S Schonel FlTSt row B Meyer C McCorm1ck R M1ller C Harrls G Hastler D Harrls S Krba J Leldel A Kottl v , - ' M , Y A ' 1 1 I Q ' if 4. , A X , xxx? T' x G, A ,Q . , . v , . , . ' , . , . v Third row: D. Hoover, M. Heert, M, Cook, N. Dixon, C. Anzaldi, N. Allen, D. Dunham, Aduisw. . - I ', . , . ,l . 3 . ' , . ', . . I . ' : . , . ' , . t , . ' , . ' , . . ' I . ' , . . . 1 , . , . , . . ' ' 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' , 1 , . 1 , . 1, . ' Av , . Y . . v .1 ' : . , . , .4 , . . . ' ' , - . , . I , . . A U U - , . : . , . , . , - ' , - , - ' 1 . . , . '. . A l . ' ' 1 . Y' , . . , . , . y Q , - . 4 , . , . . Thud row A J Snearlme T Broxxnf1eld C Dav1s J Ball H DAvello J Bass J Duve G Ducas G Garn FRESHMEN BOYS Second row G Barton K Curnon D Lowe T Culp C Betz M Barrett R Cole Ad W Cuttmg A Bates X lfscg 1 F1rst row L Bell W Gllroy J Blown R Gallovxav T Fulley P Cralg A Crlsp new me J Bersche Slxth 10W L Jmkson C Gldncle S Vc1se1 E DLL.1s E Stdlndkex I Mundy SOPHOMOYE G'Rl5 G Anderson M Huld I Hall M DdV1S Admsug Reqpedlvc Fxfth low S Gully M Bdgnito V Baud R Hall D Jelks 'NI Telsxnl D Paxkel Coumellolb Foulth row N Brown N Holaday D COll1I1S P DeLong M Thelss P H1gQS J Vernon D Watklns J Gloss K Claxk J M1ll E WlllldlI1S R Thorpson W Moore TllllC,lIUVN S F1Ill9'x D kllell L Sandals Y Ferguson SLhe1r B IVIIIIIIICK L Uhl H Cohen B Thomas M Turnoskx E G.1r1ett H C015 R Catura B J Buckley E BlLlllCllClg9 Smlth J Rublns M McManus A Blerman S Fust rom E PGUHIDQIIOII B Tltmas S Young K Wll KUOWIQS J EVHIB A Walker son G Clau s I Comstock J Hales N Thompson Second row N Dorsey S Buow B Blxman C Fortner O Wlfntakel J Abbott R Madlson G Cross E M Shmn B Skaggs R Thomas P Maldens S Helchel B Bland l' 7 - - l . - ' ' . - ' . . , . 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Sxxth row P Catalano R Blount C Lowe J Gross W Coulter H Clayton T Chaplm J Dean O Bla1r A Mazur J Ryder E Forney Flfth row W Ammerman P Stouffer R Heskett D Mazzacco W Mattuccl I Kamen1r J Blout E Lew1s H Freyman L Trout J Harter R Wyscarver Fourth row F Smlth R Meade R Myers J K1rby L Jett W Gravesm1ll W Bryant E Stone G Kolko N Schmldt D Nlcodemus R Palmer C Hall R Wh1tmore J Slpe B Kent S Coulouramous W Br1cker M May R Knowlton D Kaufman R W1lson R Belle D Halblaub J Duncan J Vaflades G Romanek Second row D Sergent P LHUFEDLI D Bowles P Rxllmg G Potter B Romano W Gordon T Alexander A Sch1l1nsk1 S Sugal W Maxwell R Poole M Rothal R Dobbs L Dobb D Calderwood Flrst low F R1cc1ll1 J Evans W Moland R Delaney A Bllman V Domlco V DeV1t1s W Dettllng D Stefano D Palmer A DeV1t1s T Pappas H McDonald J Catalano, S M1gdal SOPHOMORE BOYS A dmsers ReSpECt1V6 Counsellors I . - , - . , - , . , . , . , k . - v - s ' 1 - 1 - xx - . : v. , . ' , . , . , . ', . , . r , . , . , . I , . , . . . 1 : . , . , . I , . A , . , . , -' : - g a - ' v ' v ' 1 ' n ' 1 - 1 . , . , . . Third row: F. Gradyan, T. Kovasni, E. Ahwajee, J. Rossano, F. Myers, A. Holloway, . D , . I , . , ' . , . , . . , . , . , . t , . , . D ' . 1 . , . , .I l I ', . , . , . , ' D ' 3 ' 9 ' Q! ' 7 ' 7 ' . , .. - Q , . , . . I I ' : , . . , . , . , , . I Q , . , . , . , . . . , . , . X. . -I9 . , . . . Seventh row R Horton J Rrfkrn E Garrnan J Turchrn C Kalarl M Bartz W Lauck E Stecker J Kautenberger R Clayton A Kuzmrk Srxth row J Grllrs E Srmon B Srx T Walker G Fuller A Harrrs A Garrett JUMOR BOYS W Allen Admsers Respectrve Frfth row I Swartz R Dean J McFarland W Buckrngham J Lester H Lerby Counsellors M Kuzmrk R Zanella C Orrhel F DeLuc'1 F Gully A Collette Fourth row L Mrchalsky J Hamrlton T Smrth Thrrd row R Lott D Brrnkerhotf R Bahr J Assentr D Bader S Walker A Maxwell N Luna K Kellv E Benedrct P Dunn N Gould R Garlr'z E Hopkrns Second row W Arnold C Sherman E Wrllrams W Morgan R Delaney O Blarr A Crrsp J Manocchro L Busson J Palazzo J Trmberlake J Rubrn J Ba s W Crrsp C Barkoukrs S Coulouranrous Frrst row G Phrpps R Flee R Mullrns YV Uttal V Parker J Ross H Holland A Hembree J Bowles T Thompson C Campbell J Carson T Bush S Henderson 'fax N 0553 is Milk Frith row E Munrtz S Spangler L Wrlson Q Terrel D Lexxrs N Spenser JUNIOR Guns Fourth row X Gardner A Nerrnan J Dorsex R Whrte E Reed J Shaver P Ballard G Butler M D rskrll J Belle O Daxrs D Trnsrew J Wade L Jones ldrzwrs Respectrxe Couq 81101 Thrrd row M Exans G Krba P Russell S Strle TVI Haberman C Broun C Hardman B Estep J Trertrnger S Johnson E Jones A Morrrsette E Grbson ecorrd row C Prrfft erxe fr L Scnerr E Hakes D Xare J Cornstogk P Qoursex G Harrrs B Futral B Burch NI Nlanacto J Hexxetle R Dent M Stott rrst roxx J Comstotk S Eb Ln Ser ent I Paolet r NI Haddad L Nrtkles P Ber rx L arrsorrr ' 1 r er Ge L -XZ rr D -Xl Jrecht lN Co H Carr J Sobax 1 . , . , . , . , . . 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L 1 xx Xxxk X x X x hx X X X X X X x k Fourth roxx R Hawklns J Ross JI Nelman R Graxesmlll P Rempe M Damson C BarkOuk1s J Garr1gan T Cogswell M Kollas J Peoples C Campbell M Haberrnan Th1rd row F Srmth J Dales R Scott J Rubm, G Umansky B Persmger Jumog RED C3055 A Pmkston E MUD1tZ P Prosser B Tlnsley K Vaflades C Melsner Second row R Dean S Fmdlav G Galehouse K Gerwes E Schexr N Thompson AGUSKT N MHZYHLCO R Wells B Smlth M Carl J Hersh Cdthelme Melhflel F1151 row G Hastlel E Curlew L Murvlne F Davxson I Hall B Hall J Tracht S Stlle J Sphnelex R Galman R BICLRQI Thlrd row R Bucex W Beyer P Conn E Ahwa1ee J Dales R Graxesmlll NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY D Goldsmlth Second row D Monloe B Gander D Kohs1elx H Wlegman J Rwan D Vexmllllon Flrst row E Arnold J Garmgan P Backe C Matelna G Umansky A Nelson B Ware Adz zser Claude Arnold , .. v ' 15 ' . ' -Q ' . . . , .V . . . , . , . S, , , . , . , . , . ' , . , . . V ' ' . ' v 1 - 7 7 ' S. Scherr, N. Cohen, . . f , . , . , , ', . . A f ' Y. , Y , ' , ' . - v ' -. l V: q . Y - . V ' H ,. D ' Y . M, . A . ' ' 'ThllCl1OVk R Bucey R lVIull1ns J Lestu J Cox S Hendeuon H Hdbelkost W Blooke J Medlu P Rempes SENIOR HIY Sacond IOVN R Dean P Conn E Ahxx 1100 J H'un1lton J Dalee G Gllenouse H BIUKHCIDCICF A Lehman S Nukes ldzzslr R Flee J Konstand SENIOR YTEEN CABINET Second lou C Matelnd M Yee A Nelson J Paltexxon 1 I 'n x U Xmrrmllx IU Admezr D Wood Bilbxm Cullan F11Qt low A Dabney P Wallace M Kollas S Stephlns K to V l,U1I lll 1 , l 1 . ' ., . jf, . .'. I 4 - ' ': . ', .' , . 1, , . . , . ., .'z . :, First row: W. Sandman, R. Graveslnill, G. Kotti, J. Campbell. R. Hawkins, G, Phipps. Donald S- Schonel. . , . . . - - Vg , , , , , , J. 1--wg, 'i 'T ' 'f 1' 2 - 3 , 1, . , . . z '. 'Z 54. li. G ,. Third row J Harter R Knowlton C1 Pottei R Delanev B Whitmore F MeyerQ J Schvtarz JUNIOR HIY Second low W Gordon W GIHXCSUIIII W Moland W Ammerrnan E Ahvxajee Adzzatr B Maxwell Robert Hairis J Dean TEE CABINET JUNIORY N Second iovt E Ducak J Mill N Tex ini 'VI McManus K Clark Axdmqr Firet low B HoQk1n5,N Brown B J Offutt J Thompaon J Vernon B Heniw Beinice Heniw First row: C. Kirby. G. Ducas, T. Oakland, D. Eastbourne, N. Schmidt, R. Meade. i Thlld 1ow P Gravesnull D Lowels J Md1lCk W Gravesrrnll R Bucey M Gertz J Schnelgl H Heald lARlAT and RODEO EDITORIAL Second 1 ow P Rempes B Gauder C Do1sey H M1Ch81Sky P Swearmgton STAFF J CllH11tOll M Radak C Mate111a Admsn Fnst 1ow A Nelson J HGISD C Umanskv li. Gluck D Sergent E Mumtz Jane Stemel E A1IlO1d P PIOSSGI BAND Admsm' F1 ede1 1Ck Ka1 1 es W WHtk1HS R VVh1te J Evans F KHFICS B Otterman H Evert D N1coden1us Second row S Vasex J Comstock F R1CC1l1l E Stalnaker B T1nsley C Pa1ker E Davld D Lowe D Butle1 B Bryant N Schmldt C Hooper R F1sher A Holb J Comstock Fnst row J R1ce D Halfes E Stalnaker M Danlson D Sergent I S1r LOUIS C Stalnaker L Le1by B T1tmas ' : E. ' , . ' , . ' ' , . ' , . , . , . ', . ' . A ' : . , . , . ' , . ' , . , A . ' , . , . ' . I ' , : I ' I . , . 'S . 1. . , , 1. , . , . , ' - . , . . Third row: P. Rempes, G. Smart, G. Umansky, A. Nelson, H. Oakland, E. Pamer, . N , . I ,N. , . l l . . , . I , . 1 . V. . , . , . , . I , . , . I , l , I ' 1 ' 1 - is - v ' 1 ' v ' Y K 1. 1- . . Y I . - . , . . , . , . . Fourth rovx B Kent J Medley I H3Ff1l1tOl1 H Habelkost K Kellx N SC'1ITlldt G Garn B Mgldnd F Rlcglll LARIAT and RODEO BUSINESS Thlrd row G Potter T Cogswell D Seal P Conn R Weaver T Thompson STAFF C Barkoukls E Ahwajee A Second ron P Revnolds J Schlauch E Odom B Offut K Clark P MLQu1ggf1n dusm' D Houger H Kelly N ouume J me Stewer Fnst 1ow D Collxns J Comstocl E Hakes J Buckley R Madlson L MUIVIDQ L Uhl B TIHSIGQ Th1rd row R Johnson J Evans P Rempes H Roblnson E Pamel W Watklns ORCHESTRA J Evans C Hooper F Kaues J Mahck Adu-gm Second roxx R Heskett J Vernon E Stdlnaker N Sghnndt P F1she1 D Butler Flcdermh Kane C Parker M Danlson D Mazzacco F1I'St1OW E Stalnaker C Harms G Umansky G Sma1t C Stalnaker B Tmsley F R1cc11l1 A Nelson . , . ,. , .Y , . , , . , - . L , . , , V, . . . . . . v . ' 1. . . , . , . , . , . , . - . , . . Y . A I. , I . . V , . , . , , , . , . . V ' Zi . . , . , . . . . . . x. . -, . , . , . . 4 ,. . . ' . ' . . , . . . , . . . , . - , - V . . . . ' Y. , . , ' ' A . , , . . . . . . . . . x. . . ., '.'y - ' v ' v - - J ' . ,. ' , . ' f . . , . , . , . . . , . . , . . l FOUIUI low A Kea J Hamxlton R Latt J Foley R Mull1ns M Gertz B Gauder D Goldsmlth M F1nell1 J Vafiades G Chatman C Or1hel CORRIDOR GUARDS Th11d 10W G Ducas C Troyer N Cohen D McConkey M Pastor B Leatherwood Adviser R Hawk1ns R Weaver D Plotter Bemdmm COOPQI Second row B Cooper J W1ll1amSOD J Patterson S Rothal J Charlton M Kollas M Radak J Sobay A Dabney K Cox R Wells P Kneale H Carr F1rst1ow B Shoemaker D Azar N Holaday A Blerman N Osburn E Hakes B Persmgex J Garmgan P Fr1tsch R Blecker P Prosser S Stephans C Materna QUILI. and SCROLL Admscr left to rwnt P Rerroe P 'VICQLllgg3I'1 R Glavesnull J Charlton J Mahck E Jane Stelllel Gluck R Bucey . Q 4 fi s .. ,,,,., L..- ' ' : .. , .D , . , . , . ' ,- . , . , A . , . , . ., . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . . . , P. Backe, J. Treitinger, E. Arnold, A. Vance, M. McCaskey, H. W1egman, .1 I 1 . , . ,. I. S . 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , I . , . , . , . , . ,Q . , . . ' 1 .. ,'. , .' ', . , . , . , - ', . , . , . ' , . , . A , ' J ',,':. .Ls,.l ' ,. ' ',. ,. '., , . . Fifth row E Stalnaker D Kohsiek R Clayton H Perry W Sandman R Gravesmill R Hawkins B Kent W Bricker J Ross J Foley R Speedy Fourth row D Goldsmith D Vermillion J Milne A Maxwell W Gravesmill J Pryor W Buckingham S Henderson S Nukes J Harter C Woodcock SENIOR CHORM CLUB B Gauder Third rom D Houger J Rice N Guthrie C Campbell M Danison A Wise Mdll A H3f1S0U J Blount J Palazzo A Dabney K Gerves B Arnold S Way M Hanson Second row K Clark R Wells D Snider F Clemmens E Odom P Kneale J Mills M Radak F Dawson J Walker J Powell N Tersini First rovx M Parasson R Howard J Charlton B Leatherwood B Ware M Kollas L Uhl C Materna Adi zscr Adusw LATIN CLUB Second row E Ahwagee E Benedict J Campbell J Vvade L Jones R Bucew . , . I . , Q .- , . h , . . Q - V v ' a ' v - v ' n - ' ,' , . , ' Y. - . . . ' . . , , , . . , . , . , .I , . , . , . . I Z - . - - - Q - v ' A V V - v ' . ., . , . ' ' , . , . , . . Bernice Henry First row: D. Vermillion, J. Patterson. B. Henry, E. Stalnaker. V. Gardner, P. Jacobs .X V, , 4 4: ' F1 tb IOW M Vofft A Hdlllq W Mlller F MYQIS H JUNIO2 GLEE CLUB Page W Chzpmxn K Curnoxx J Vernol NI Adnsw Haddad M Hanson M A H Fourth row J Rublns T Tnompson R Cook E Russell 3 y anson S T-Ienderson J Calvln B Knowlton C M1llel I Rewnolds M Parker E Jones Thlrd low J M8ttUCC1 D Lowerg M Llneberry F Rlc lell P Cumnnngs rl I-lovey 8 D J Evans I Mundy B Mlnnlck C Noxatmy J Buckley E Stalnakex N Srnlth Secold row P Brown T Hllllard J Brown N Tnorn M1lle1 D Moss A Rlnaldo TRAFFIC SQUAD Adwsff Left to rlgm M skok B cooper T Carrerta J Tracht A Kodlsh s Cosranzo Benyamm Cooper P + -- , .,' ' .. A ' - - an v - -- - . - , - . P . . 2 z , , ' Y, , ., l'. ,' , I 1 - 1 - Y, ,. V - l . ' ' v - v - s - ' . Y . V1 , . - , . . . , , , . . V' , I . ' I ' . . , . ', I ' ' ' V 7' ' Y' ' I- . 1' ' ' . W' ' V' . cllll, T. Pappas, T. Co swell, G. Ducas, J. Thom son. Fll'St row: R. Madlson, S. Spangler, B. Tlnsley, C. .Lowe 1 . , . , . , . . - -, . ., . ' . .' , - . q - 1 D ' . . , . , . , . , . , . f , l w Yi Fotulr- mu A MCC,1dlllC R Mdl1IlO B Isetl J People som-10M0R5 GLEE CLUB 1 CU:-XIUIOVQ N Snsder H Davls G Grawer Adzzscr Tlurd roxx M hanson D Dunham R Blecker M C311 Man A Hanson J S1mpso11 R Snow M Chaxlton M Curranee .J Smal 1r F Herrm E Snow 11ende1son F11'-t IOVN D Posten B Tmslex I ButLhC1 R Sehldlc eu11d1o1x B fx Gnmm C St1ln'1kc1 W Teeple D Hakes C MCJIIISOYI M Butln 0 Shane B b1tche1 D Thompson M Mlddleton S Samatas STUDENT COUNCIL Admser Margaret Allen Fourth IOW W C,v11xesm1ll J Folex A Kumnlk E li ku J K 1st111d J Dl R Flee R Grawesnnll Thlrd row R Knowlton N Waswlko J Campbell J R1ee N Baud E Dueas B Shoemaker Second row R Clayton J Ross J Fle1te1 R Seal P Rempes M The1ss N Guthue R Chestnut C Campbell F1rst row B Brooks R Weaver IN Ll1as P Kneale B Aznold P Wallace D Mon roe H Warren B Sm1th J Thompson L Uhl 1 . ' - 'ff - ' '. - . . S . . ' , t . . ' V .'., . ' cw Q - ., 7 - v ' V ' A ' A ' v- ' - ew .- v . .V ,. , , . ' w , . . ,. . ..'. . Y, S' 1 . . M.11t111, . . Q , . g . , P. . 1 1, . -, . . . . 1 Q, . Y- . 1 1 ' c . . 1 , A , . , - . ' 'L . 'z , . . ' , . 21 . orxe , . 2165 . . , . M . . . . , . , . - 3 . , . :', . , . . . , . . - . ' , . . . , . .. , , - , . , . , . , . . 'R mp Tlnrd row C P1otter S Walke-1 A Hembree R Delanev G Mallo R Fxkes P Gradyan P Conn M Fxnellx J Kautenberger J Dales T Walker FOOTBP-ll SQUAD Second row R Flee W Thompson W Amrnerman H Holland D Sergent COQCII R Horton W Bluke J Assemtl R Heskett A Cusp G Chatrnan Charles Plotter F Lohman BASKETBALL TEAM Second row W Scheldt A C Cr1sp R Horton R Flee A Hembree J K8Ut6Db6lgQY Coach J Harmlton T Walkex R Delanev J Vafxades W1ll1am Sche1dt Flrst IOVE J Dales J Ross J Gerber A Ka11ot1s W Lauck H Holland First low: D. 'Nicbciemui A. Kuzmlk. W. Gilbelt. C, Phiiupsl F. Gradgfan, J. Fleiter. 1 Ninth row: B. Warner, B. Stratton, M. Gully, S. Sinclair, C. McCormick, W. Myers, E. Russell, H. Skok, D. Harris, B. Trasin, F. Sklagen. Eighth row: A. Houaway, J. Archer, M. Middleton, fr. Hillard. FRESHMAN BOOSTER CWB Seventh row: I. Sir Louis, G. Garn, T. Cogswell, C. Ullrich, B. Williams, D. Malone, Adviser N. Hanson, Z. Walker, E. Blair, L. Graise, P. Reynolds, V. Gardner, C. Harris. Josephine Kyle R. Scott, J. Vafiades, H. D'Avello. Sixth row: R. Cole, S. Grant, M. Barrett, W. Thompson, D. Love, E. Lacey, D. Willis, M. Danner, J. Peoples, B. Kidgell, J. Calvin, T. Marchion, R. Shadle, M. Buck. J. Craig. Fifth row: R. Dodd, G. Haster, C. Morrison, N. Clause D. Forney, K. Gantz, E. Herrin, E. Brickman, M Bertka, K. Vafiades, B. Barrett, A. Pinkston, D. Dvke F. Price, L. Meredith, B. Martin, B. Chestnut, T. Culp Fourth row: H. Kelley, A. Holb, D. Hakes. J. Duncan. Third row: J. Richards, R. Spencer, D. Cook, J. Glenn C. Lowe, A. Rinaldo, D. Moss, M. Steineck, M. Carr, B. Butcher, P. Brown, E. Snow, F, Walker, G. Peo- , Second row: C. Novatny, A. Klein, J. Hughes, H. Hovey . H. Warren. K. Kittinger, J. Simpson, O. Samatas, D , Posten, N. Allen, C. Anzaldi, C. Bahr, B. Tinsley . D. Ballard, C. Stalnaker, R. Blecker, B. Isett, J. Kyle , First row: M. Moorehead, P. Chopek, E. Cook, R. Snow R. Kodish, S. Whiteman, H. Snyder, N. Smith, M Parker, R. Marino. D. Lowery, J. Thompson, C ples, O. Thompson, L. Ware, G. Ducas. Charlton, H. Thorndell, R. Garrnan, D. Thompson. BOYS' SWIMMING TEAM , Advise,-. Second row: M. Danison, J. Tracht, H. Perry, H. Bruggemeier, M. McMahon. William. Scheidt First row: J. Rubin, W. Uttal, G. Ducas, G. Romanek, W. Coulter, G. Catalano. . .. 7 QMWAKQQBAALJAM Tenth row: J. Gross, L. Trout, D. Bowles, J. Dean, B. Gravesmill, P. Stouffer. S. Stratus, A. Holloway, F. Smith. Ninth row: B. Moland, B. Bricker, D. Calderwocd. J. Bickett. Eighth row: J. Randers, B. Maxwell, J. Vafiades, J. Dincan, E. Garman, D. Runyon. SOPHOMORE BOOSTER CWB D. Delaney, R. Knowlton, B. Arnmerman, J. Evans, L. Uhl, J. Ryder, T. Alexander, Adviser D. Tevantry. I Seventh row: M. May, B. Coulter. D. Meade, A. Blirnan, S. Axelrod, K. Wilson, JOSGIJFUYIG Kyle S. Young, D. Parker, N. Tersini, M. McManus, D. Garlitz. Sixth row: M. Suddleson, F. Riccilli, F. Myers. S. Migdal, S. Finley. Fifth row: V. Baird, S. Vasei, D. Sergent, F. Gradyan, A , - , E. Ahwajee, B. Bryant, J. Hales, D. Albrecht, J. sar- ggleclfif' E' fi, H' COW' B' Thomas vis, J. Mallo, B. Romano, M. Rothal, C. Grande. ' ' ' ' ' Fourth row: N. Brown, L. Jackson, G. Potter, H. Frey- SGCOITI ILOWM Qmgiusz LCil3ranI'wlS,g5dEI3ri1d23s',gilgggl- .D.Pl,B.Sf ,D.Kf',K.Clk,B. S0C-- - 55g-- 'V man we uhm au mm ar B. smith. R. Welch, J. M111, B. Mmmrk, 1. Hall, s Scott, E. McBeth, B. Bliman, C. Fortner, J. Vernon M. Lineberry, E. Pennington, E. Ducas. Third row: R. Caturo. S. Knowles, D. Klien, S. Scherr, N. Thomnson, L. Sandals, B. Titmas, P. ReLong, A. ' Krdish. J. Kyle. First row: E. Hiechel. J. Rubins, D. Watkins, Y. Ferguson O. Whitaker, B. Bland. R. White. M. Dans. GOLF TEAM Adviser: Second row: R. Meade, H. Grebelsky, M. Gertz. William Scheidt First row: W. Moland, R. Flee. Sexenth IOW M Baltz J Assentl L Busson X P'uke1 J Ross F. Garman R Speedy F DeLuca J Powell Slxth row J Swartz J G1ll1s B Flee R Claxton B Baln B Slx J Tlmberlake D Eastbourne D Bader R Mulnns C Ouhel R Gaskxll J Bowles R Lott Flfth IOW W Lauck J Bertka J Dunn R Zanella J R,1b1n J Bass F Lohman H Welssfeld W Uttal E Benedlet M Kuzmlk J Kautenbergel F Gully Fourth row C Kalall D Bunkexhoft W Cxlsp J Wade C Campbell J Belle S Henderson S Span le1 W Arnold J Palazzo A Kuzmlk H Haberkos' A Kar1ot1s T Collettl H Holland Thnd row J' Hamllton G Phlpps C Brlght E Mumtz J T1e1t1nge1 C BHIKOUKIS B Estep M Getz J clels T Thompson S Wax SCLOI1d1OVN J lallald A Nennan N Cohen D Az'u C J9IlklllS P Course P Jacobs V Gardnel G TENNIS TEAM Thlrd rovx H Fnestone E Ahvxayee I Portman JUNIOR BOOSTER CLUB Adwsgr Josephme Kwle Ha1p J Soba, D Houger N Guthrle A Vance N Mazzacco M Stott J Kyle L Nlckles 'VI St irehex J Hen ette M Habel man t e C d n u ral dllls SLh9ll S Stlle J Comstock E Hakes alduscr Second row I Kamenn W Bewexs A Hollovtay H Dans Robe1tHarr1s Flrst row H Welssfeld P Rosenthal EMM ..m.....,.,w.-vm.-n . , . ' , . ' . 'C - , - . . h , . -U' . . -', . . . - ' 1 Y' ' v ' ' . . , . , . . . 1 H .,.. w V, , , .I I. , . A , . , . , . . , . , - . , A . ' v - v - u - 1 ' - l h Q - ' 1 - v - Comstock, E. Curley, N. Elias, B. Wallace, B. Ran- First row: J. Shaver, L. Mansour. M, Paoletti, P. Bern ' ' 'Z . 3 ' , . ' ' , . . . 12 D. arell , . Har 1 an, B. F L . G. H' f ,' . ,. ' . , .. f , ,' . ' , ' 1 A ,Q Q A, , A cfm . p ? Nmth row E Pamer L Cantelou G Kott T Bush T Pappas M F1nell1 Weaver D Thomasson S Catalano B Flkes T Walker H M1ller E1ghth row H Bruggemewr R Seal S Nukes M Gertz D P1otter N Wasvlko Evert J Medley R Hawklns R Norms S Mandel P Verplank J Gerber C D3V1S W Brooks J Mallck E Steese W Blake SENIOR BOOSTER CLUB Adz 1ser Josephlne Kyle Seventh rom R Lynch P Conn J Eplmg P Gradyan J Dales E Ahwajee W Beyers D Lowers G Mallo J Of1gl1O G Galehouse W Bucklngharn T Catalano J Stephans J Cox S Evert Slxth mow J Fleltel J Campbell N Osbuln J Bahl M Neiman C Hoopel D BlCllUIll H Grebelskv H Oakland R G1 lvesmxll W Slndman J Tlaeht Gluck R Gauder K Genes J Patterson L Blttnex B Hall B Cole M PTSIOI S Rothal R Howard B R'1nde1s D Wood R Dem J Kyle R Bueey Second xovx B Wale S Rooke K Paul J Challton Flith :ow A Lehmm P Rempes J Wlllld!llSOIl P Boone I Dunlop M MLCaskey M Radak M Yee D Kozz J Isaac Fourth row K Cox E Welnext M Kollas J Foley P Backe E Daxld M Cranmex D Snldel M Haddad B Fltch V Brxght D 'VIcConkev A GlOIglO E Dxope E Stalnakel Thnd IOW E Odom J Ryan J Hersh G Umansky E Fns nex S Stephans J Gllllgill P Frltsgh B Johnson P Proto B Lucas B Leathexxxood D Kohslek C 'VIate1na J Sh1eb t IOXN M Joseph V Snnsonettl B Shoemakel H Wlegman M Glorglo P McQu1ggan J Slatton W Bosley R Wells B Smith C Flllex P Wallate E Arnold C Lezos B Arnold GIRLS W CLUB fldtzstr Josephlne Kxle Left to rlght J R1ce J Kvle J Ryan C Materna B Gauder ' : . , . , . i,- . , . ,, . , D R. , . V , . , . , . ,D . . : . , . - . . t Q, . , . , . , , H. - , . , . Q , . ' . . . . , . , I . , . , . , . , . , . . . xr 1 , . ', . 4 ' , . ' V . - - ' . . , . c ' ', . ' , . ' ' Swearlngen, H. Mlchalsky, F. Dawson. C. Evans, E. M. Theiss, C. Troyer. J. Schlauch, J. Bland, A. Dab- . , . 1 I. sw v, . , . b , . . uv, . ' I L-1.4, Th1rd 1ow H Evert W Gravesmlll J Ross J Dales J Kyle J Medley C Hooper J Tracht P Rempes C Kala1l BOOSTER Cl-UB ROOM Second 10W G Ga1n C Campbell L Butchex M Haddad H M1chalsky J Peoples REPRESENTAUVES D Goldsmlth L Uhl J M1lne F1rst row D Hakes J Hevutt J Powell P Wallace J Cox R Bucey E Ducas Advise? R Mad1son Josephlne Ky le BOYS VARSITY W CLUB Admsc 'r Clld1lES P1otte1 Fourth row R Dean A Karxotxs J Kautenberger W Lauck Thlrd row C Pxotter F Gradyan J Fle1ter T Walker R Delanex Second row H Holland P Gradyan J Dales S Walker A Hemb1ee P Conn Fnst row D Nlcodemus J Campbell R Flkes M Fmelh Q1 Mallo A Crlsp L 3 ,..,!J,,W 3 , rel, ,i , ' Y . ',. . . .. ' . '. . ' ' ' '1 ' Thxrd row J Kyle H Coly F Walker G Clauss M Bagnato S Gully E Drope M Yee C Morrison C Novatny P Revnolds J Henderson B Scott R Chestnut F Prlce Second row K WIISOH J Comstock J Slatton D Varelle M Haberman Guns BOWUNG CLUB J Comstock H Mlchalsky Flrst row R Hall P Brown J Abbott A Holb D Lowerv D Dunham L Meredlth K K1tt1nger J Peoples B Butcher M Getz D Az'11 .J osephlne Kvle MAJORETTES Left to rlght S Vase1,J Comstock B Tltmas D Se1gen' A Holb J Comstock J R1ce D. Thompson, M. Neil, M. stracakfe. .Thomas,,J. Hewitt, R1 Dent, B. Egrepl Adfim.. Th11d row Y Ferguson J Salvxs J Mansou1 D Albrecht D Lowery D Azal B Shoemaker M Thelss P DeLong N Holaday B Lucas N Thompson GIRLS SWIMWNG TEAM Second 1ow I Selman B T1tmas G Clauss K Clark P I-hggs N Mazzacco Adviser M Scott D Palkex B Hosk1ns R Wells E Ducas S Vasel Flora Bum Flrst row P Bentz J Slatton, D Snxdel I Comstock D Colllns R Mad1S0ll p J Abbott M Carr B Randers D Hakes M Shmn F Bump CHEERLEADERS Admser Second row B Estep P Wallace B Shoemakel C Br1ght Josephme Kyle F1rst row W Uttal R Bucey H Bruggeme1e1 J Cox M Rothal ' 1 . , -. ' , . ', . , . , . ', I . , . , I , , . , . ,- . . ' 2 . , . I , . , . , . ' , . , - . . . , . ' ', . , .I , . ', . .. - 2 . , . . ', . I , . . . . . , . . . , . , . , . . : : . , . ' ' , . ' ' ', . . : . , . , . ', . . , . . 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