Wickliffe High School - Wick Yearbook (Wickliffe, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1959 volume:

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' P ', 5 I 1 I s 'fl 5 ' Y' iff' 'J ' 5 5 s I 'f ' 9 f I I I Ijv., 1 1,14 ,I f f , r L 19' Af ' J fb If XAEIL fllfjfj f X I I ,f,,1ff'b f', Xi i -N.. ...--f f! gui DEDICA T I ON To the community to the citizenry of the city of Wickliffe we gratefully ded ICHIG this the 1959 WICK in recognition of the wonderful instruments for a fuller education that you have placed in our hands For this was the first a year of beginnings in a new and better setting a year in which with a new school modern facilities and a different spirit we could push on ahead to the greater things that await us Even to offer heartfelt thanks to you the people of Wickliffe for the opportu- nities you have extended by making possible our beautiful new Wickliffe High School seems small enough when we regard those same opportunities and facili- ties In the pages of the 59 WICK will be captured forever the memories of our first year in the new school, and just as eternal will be the debt we owe to the people of the town that only by fulfilling the se hopes in us can we repay. 2 ADMINISTRA T I ON FA CUL TY PERSONNEL A thing of beauty is a joy forever. view of the pond in our beautiful City Hall Mr G H M1Chel Supertntendent of Schools B A Ohto Wesleyan M A Columbla To our Supermtendent of Schools , Mr G H Ivhchel, and to members of our Board of Educatron, we ex press our gratrtude and apprectatron for the1r unselfrsh devotron to the work rnvolved IH the plannlng of a long range burldrng program, for therr careful artentron to routrne matters, therr rnterest rn economy of school operatron wrthout sacr1f1c1ng essen t1a1s the1r farthfulness to therr tasks The1r contrrbutron to the commun1ty's welfare IS s1gn1f1cant BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: Mr. Theodore Markley Business-Manager Mr Michel Mrs Walter Lewis Mr. James Camp bell President- Mrs. Florence Janet Clerk-Treasurer Mr. Frank Orlando Dr Michael Matteo Vice-Prest dent- Mr. Wallace Judd :Q Mr. J. R. Kraps, Principal B.A. , M.Ed. Ohio University The Wick this year has been dedicated to the citizens of Wickliffe and it is an appro- priate dedication. The citizens of our community have voiced their opinion as to their desire for a new education center for their high school age sons and daughters. It is rea- sonable to believe that the voters of the community want to invest their money wisely. The voters in Wickliffe have invested about a million and six hundred thousand dol- lars in the new high school building. The building will last about fifty years so this is a cost of thirty two thousand dollars per year. By breaking it down it would be about eight dollars per family per year. What do we get for eight dollars per year per family from the new high school building? For the next fifty years there will be about 10, 000 boys and girls graduating from this building. This in itself is a great investment. What this building will do for these young people can be partially measured, but a great amount of help which this building lends to the educational development of the pupils will remain for all practicable pur- poses unmeasurable. Pleasant surroundings, adequate light, cleanness, space where space is needed are a few added attractions. Can we measure these items in a new home or a new high school building? More specific items of educational advancements would be modern science labs, home economics labs, Industrial Arts labs, business educational labs, besides up-to- date equipment that are in these laboratories and academic classrooms. Other items that we don't think of at first are acoustical ceilings, sun control drapery, etc. All of these features help make teaching and leaming more enjoyable and more actual thinking takes place in an improved physical environment. We extend to the people of Wickliffe our sincere appreciation for providing the new high school building and grounds . The faculty is better able to cope with the education of the students and the pupils are more receptive to learning in this fine building. The people of the community have given of their time and money for the erection of the new high school, we on the school staff will give of our time and talents to educate the young people, and the students will give in return of their abilities toward the future growth of an educated and alert citizenry. I. R. Kraps 5 MISS THERESA AVENI B.S. Ohio University Home Ec- onomics 'QQ MR JAMES BARNES A B Oberlin Biology MRS HAZEL CHECK B S California State Teachers llege M Ed University of tsburgh English 5 15 gear! 2 'QQ f u MRS, EVELVIA BAECKLER A.B. Heidelberg M.A Colum- bia Mathematics- Head of Nlath. De pt 'S-r I 'E' 'l 1, Q I X em, MR. ROBERT BAILEY B.A. Western Reserve Auto Driv ing MRS BERNICE BREWSTER B S Ohio Wesleyan M A West ern Reserxe Home Economics MISS KATHLEEN CHIARA B S Bowling Green Librarian BHS' MISS LILLIAN CARRICK B S Ohio Wesleyan Nfl S West ern Reserve Art MR RICHARD EDWARDS B S Mlaml M A Western serve Guidance Counselor sri VIXNNN Q7 'H-. I P ' 1 u I A h ,. ,gi - 5 Y Y 555321 ivfw 1-f: ',i ,Q -. E5 0 ' G . - I 1 if iii , . Q Smeg , A , H taxis.: . . ' , ' . . I , . . ' . . ' , A . . ' , : f 3 . . . , Co ,.. Re- Pit 9 ' . . ' : ' ' : ' an 72:1 fr f E5 tts - A A 'M-S., ,K - ,Q l X it r R 5 f is ,M 'f r-.xxx , .E my mum .f f l-E' 4 MRS RUTH FULLER Hrram College Hrstory Am Government Head of Hrs tory Dept YI! 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K I i , Y mm- K ekka 1 - y If nlof mv A I I OFFICE PER SONINEL Mrs Lillian Kokenyessy Mrs Theresa Petroske Secretary to Principal High School Clerk OFFICE A5515 T AN T 5 Handling the switchboard answering the telephone making out passes helping with filing running er day to this work Barbara Bestgen Jerry Dragonette Jackie Petruhs Sally Sarver Leila Murray Bonnie Steele Nancy Boz man Nancy Anderson are pictured from left to right 9 . . . . ' . ' . . . . . . - rands represent some of the tasks performed by these able office assistants. Each girl gives one period a X MRS BETTY BAUM Cafeterra Co ordlnator A ryplcal cafeterla scene 'x I-... Cafetena Personnel Mrs De11ghtSabruno Mrs Marlan Gottr Head Cook Mrs Mary K1SS1g Mrs Es ter Walker Mrs 'viane Kosec Cashrer Not plctured Mrs Crystal Hurruston Snack Bar in r--ues., T 0000l . f 4 A125 HIGH SCHOOL PERSONNEL 'Y' 'vlRS ROSEMARY LITTLE School Nurse I-N MR LA VELLE FOLEY Custodran Bus Drrvers Nrck Valley John D1Matteo Gordan Hale Frank DICICCO Albert Trrabasso Donald Krfer Not prctured Floyd Overacre ' in in B.. IN MEMORIAM Mr Douglas Peterson 1925 1959 ing consideration of others we shall always remember Mr Peterson our associate and friend with affection and respect 12 For his proficiency as a teacher, his warmth of spirit, his unfail - . 1 Q , . SENIORS Thirty-Fifth Annual Commencement Wickliffe High School, Sunday june 1, 1958 Theme Techmcal advances that have vastly extended the front1ers of human knowledge have presented manklnd w1th new problems lt IS educat1on s responslblllty to cope w1th these problems and po1nt the way to a better world. n . . . . ' . . . . . NANCY ANDERSON February 'P 1941 Nancy Frtendly to all Can take a joke Co edrtor of Wrck Leaf Chorus Good student Cute freckles W111 you grow up'7 Very talkatrve Student Councrl treasurer Green eyes Plans to be an X ray techmctan QWW A far RONALD BANACH July 30 1941 Ron Tall and lanky LIRCS cars Blond hart Easy gorng Takes shop Drlves black tit whxte Ford Lrkable Seen wrth J1m and George Fr1e ndly Rather qulet Thoughtful Soft spoken Plans to go to college BILL BARES July 14 1941 B1 Great guy Lrkes bas ketball Unlvac Prestdent of Jr Councll Got a htt off Mummy Tall drmk of water Thanks buddy Buckeye Boys State Butch hatr cut Embarrassed easlly Plays ac cordtan rn a dance band Plans to be an engrneer WICKLIFFE HIGH SCHOOL JOYCE BARTHOLOMEW A pr1l 8 1941 Bart Smcere Very actne 1n class affaus Drnes a cool Chesy GAA Fun to be wrth Brown hau Qutet Blush es eastly Consctentlous Very helpful Lxkes sports Undec ed about future affl- ANNIE BEVERETTE February 18 1939 Annte GAA Strong sense of determrnatron Chorus member Quiet Seen wrth Faye 81 Mary Nell Jr Counctl Oldest member of class Nlce votce Frxendly Help ful Lrkes sports Undectded about future os 14 DONNA CAPPELLI May 7 1941 Donna Very attractne Edttor of the Wrck Beautrful smrle Our Homecomrng Queen Lots of fun Art stu dent Has a lot of relatrwes tn W tckllffe Curly hau Seen wrth Mane 85 Sue Plans to at tend college i-...so 'Wav 00 LOUIS COLONNA June 18 1941 The Bear Co capta1n of football team Nxce sm1le Presldent of Varslty Club lg chooch Wlck staff L1kes the Broxsnso Neat dresser Try to count hrs relatu es Consrderate Track team lege MARGARET FOOTE August 15 1941 Marge Dependable Al ways helpful Smcere Gets along well wrth teachers Seen mth Zondra Very good worker Very frlendly Soft spoken Actue 1n Church af farrs Serlous mrnded deflnlte plans 'V SUSAN DRAKE November 22 1941 Suzy Happy go lucky Loves to dance Good typlst Temperamental True blue frrend Seen wrth Donna 8a Mane Always smglng Never glum Really Plans to attend Ohlo Un1vers1ty CLASS OF 1959 GEORGE FRECK December 'll 1941 George Talks wrth a slow drawl Llkes fancy hubcaps Good school spurt Wlck staff Easy to get along w1th Llkes to dr1ve Lanky Seen but seldom heard Slncere Always wrth Jtm SL Ron W1ll attend college K 0 'If RICHARD FERRANTE February 22 1941 Rlch Concelted Co edt tor of Wrck Leaf Lrkes to use b1g words Went to State for track Good looklng J Councll Lrkes to Joke around Likes to dance Lazy WlCk staff Here I am you lucky people Wants to be lawyer ROBERT FROMER August 16 1941 Rabblt New member of class Extremely mtelllgent Professxonal sports wrlter Lrkes Dramatrcs Folk srnger All around personallty Plays guttar Orlgrnal ldeas Chorus member Wtck Leaf staff Wlll attend college f 15 m 5 4 Q ' 1 V1 J I , wt: .ff K I gif' ' V' 1 WA I I V Will decide future plans in col- . . . 21 s H 1 1 ' ' ' ...NO , ' ' ' ' - V3 v ' ri h ,E ,. f , T7 ROBERT FULNER SYLVIA FURIOSO January '7 1941 January 5 1941 Bo Football player Sylvra Noncha lant Nonconformrst Good student LIRSS home economrcs A w1n Always ready to argue ntng personaltty Rellable Came from Orange Rather Always ready to help out Con frank No Comment' screntrous Reserved Sunny Well butlt Nonchalant uz dlsposltlon Nrce to know zy brown ha1r Hopes to attend Has trouble wrth hxgh heels college No defrmte plans ELEANOR GALUS July 1 1940 Ellre Fuendly Blushes easrly Pleasant smlle Llkes home economtcs Serrous mtnded Good sense of humor Very reserved Calm cool and collected Pretty eyes Undectded about future WICKLIFFE HIGH SCHOOL ROSS GAMBINO August 24 1941 Ross Drrves a hot Olds Works at Food town Shy Nrce to know Ready to lend a helprng hand Seen wrth Ron Sr the Crew Neat appearance No defrmte plans TONY GIANCOLA March 1 1940 Mezzerab Happy go lucky Relrable Seen dnvmg a round 1n hrs blue Plymouth FIVE o clock shadow Fun to be w1th Commerctal course Cute drmples Wears spades W1ll work after graduatlon 16 TOM GREENE January 29 1939 Tom Lrkes art Congenr Comes from a b1g famtly Practrcal Chorus I Coun c l Lone wolf Good sense of humor W1ll Jom the Navy fi' y L if Pleasant personality: . .Stocky Heavy-set. . .Works at Krogers al. . .Tall. . .Deep voice. . . M sts I A Tl? IEAN GRIFFIN September '39 1941 Jeanre Frrendly Always wrllrng to help GAA Lots of school spurt Soft spoken Pretty eyes Ltkes shorthand wrth Lrnda Very co operattve CATHERINE HABALY January 3 1941 Cathy Nrce frgure Well dressed Fllrt Nonconform t Seen wrth Jamce and Kathy Always on the go Frckle Full of laughter Cute walk Goes along w1th the crowd ex if K' 1. 1? 'ZIP GEORGE GROSS February 22 1941 George Dramatlcs Heavy set Quret Chorus member Laughs GHSIIY Nrce guy Contented Lures to act Wants to Joln Navy Submarrne Servrce CLASS OF 1959 MIKE HERTENSTEIN Aprrl 20 1941 Mtke Good trme Charley Crazy drrver Qulck to laugh Seen at Tommy s Always scormg Drrves blue Ford Ltttle ftre ball Hangs around wtth Larry and John Casual No defrnrte plans t '9r 17 MARIE GUTHRIE February 17 1941 Murphy Very pretty r edrtor of Wrck Homecom mg attendant Beauttful smtle Student councrl Ltkes art Ntce clothes Seen w1th Don na and Sue Too modest Fun to be wrth Plans to attend college NANCI HOLMES Apr1l18 1941 Nancr Petrte Nlce frgure Well dressed Frrendly Indlfferent Very frank Good sense of humor Nrce to know Fun lovtng Very good worker Plans to get marrted 44 sv' x 'Q x , H u 0 1 Easy to get along with. . .Seen Thoughtful. . . Very tolerant. . . . . . Listen Mister . . . Quiet. . . 0 'l FRANCES INSANA February 20 1941 Fran Natrve of Italy Easy to get along wrth Cute laugh Good sense of humor Relrable Black hatr 15' E' LOUISE JACKSON November 19 1941 Lou1se Modest Soctable Never glum Perfect at tendance Very shy Blushes easlly Intellrgent GAA rails .fyg 'C' FRANK IELENICK June 30 1940 Frank Rather qutet Drlves a Lrncoln Seen wrth Joe Seen but seldom heard Brg eater Hoarse laugh From Collmwood General course No defmrte plans WICKLIFFE HIGH SCHOOL FAYE JOHNSON November 21 1941 Faye Plays basketball and baseball Makes clothes GAA Chorus member H F1 fan Reads a lot Foot sters Plans to be a nurse MARY NELL JOHNSON November 17 1941 Mary Nell Nattonal Honor Soclety Loxes hrstory Nlce flgllfe Dlsc club F T A Chorus L1kes to watch sports events Reads love stones Dances well Wlll attend West ern Reserve 18 ELLEN KALLMAN July 6 1941 Ellen Jr COUHC11 L1kes g1rls basketball Mrs Fuller IS favorlte teacher Shy Favortte color IS yellow L1kes to read and watch movles Keeps to herself Scholarshrp Club Nlce complexron Would ltke to attend bus1ness school if 3 r r 9 Talks with her hands. . . Sincere. Very good worker. I - - - I , . . . . , I , , . . . , 1 . . - 1 p ' ' ' JUANITA KAPETAN November 8 1939 J Cute frgure Qulet Seen at Wrlloughby Manners Always has problems sy g 1ng Talks w1th her hands Casual Reserxed Seen wlth Grace IANICE KLECAN June 08 1941 an Fllrt Has an odd walk Student councrl v1ce presrdent Easy to get along wlth GAA L1kes boys Honor roll Seen everywhere Relrable Jr Councrl Casual Plans to work rn Off1C6 F1 MIKE KARASH February 22 1941 Mlckey Wrld Great whlte hunter Has athletlc a b111ty Lxkes to have a good tlme Seen w1th underclass guls Full of pep Or1g1nal Well bullt Good pool play Easy to get along wrth Great Joker No plans CLASS OF 1959 JERRY ROSARKO Nowember 9 1941 Jerry Very frxendly Bots terous laugh Good basketball player Ready to lend a help 1ng hand Track team Drrves Dad s Studebaker Seen wrth Ken Student COUHCII Pleas ant personal1ty Lrkes Trrg Easy to get along wlth Plans to attend college E' 19 Z' ,wfpw fl BARBARA KINTER Iuly 11 1941 Bunny Dramattcs GAA Makes own clothes Favo rrte color IS blue Loves art and history FT KP'5Chorus Plans to be an art teacher Pleasant personalrty Wrll at tend M1am1 Un1vers1ty NANCY KOSMERL October 4 1941 Nancl Lrkes to bowl Neat dresser Nrce personalrty dance Easy gomg Vw 1ll Jorn Waves pound salt Lrkes to GAA - 1 Gif: l I O o ... 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Xxx A .Q 4 XJ 1 if V, JACQUELINE KUHN June 19 1941 Iackte GAA member Frlendly Seen but seldom heard Pettte Seen wtth Don Very soft votce Stncere Always laughtng Embarrassed eastly Never glum Wtlltng to lend a helpmg hand 61 fix JACK LANE December 4 1940 Jack Class prestdent Good looktng Seen wrth Mazz Co captatn of football team Plays poker ltke Mavertck Prestdent of Scholarshlp Club Ladles man Short tem pered someumes Drtves tan Chevy Good butld Wtll at tend college Q' fi!- 'sf ZONDRA LOCKWOOD August 91 1940 Zondra Loves to cook and sew Baby stts durmg summer Ltkes basketball and badmtn on Brown eyes Home eco nomtcs major Gave baton lessons tn a danctng school Ltked her semor ptctures Seen wtth Marge Wants to attend beauty school WICKLIFFE HIGH SCHOOL DAVE LORAH September 17 1941 Fltppy Good sense of hu mor Ltkes basketball Per slstent Ntce dresser Al ways ready to argue Thought ful Wttty comments Red hatr Frtendly to all What do you want quanttty or qualt Plans to attend college x ,. , 4.5K TED LUNDBLAD March 11 1941 Pre con Good basketball player Ntce guy Seen vnth Nancy Ltkes sports Student Counctl Pttcher on baseball team Seen but seldom heard Frtendly Llkes Spantsh Earnest Hopes to attend col le e 20 MARILYN MANES March 26 1941 Mar Attractlve Good typtst Reserved Good arttst Lots of fun Ltkes older boys GAA member Blushes easlly Neat dresser Seen wtth Barb and Inger Ltkable Plans to attend college 4? Q Y S., MARTIN MANNING June 13 1941 Marty Wrestltng team Fun to be w1th Orrgtnal Class clown Casual dresser Lrkes shop Always talks about Pru Never serrous Has an odd walk Easy to get along wrth Plays w1nter sports Hopes to attend college JOYCE MCCASKEY A ugust 8 1941 Joyce GAA Concentrates bowlmg Favorrte colors are pmk and mrnt green Loves dancmg cheeseburgers and przza Rock and Roll fanatlc no long ha1r stuff Wants study buslness admrnrstratlon 4--x ffl- if 427' BARBARA MATSON August 18 1941 Barb Excellent flgure Borsterous laugh Loves frsh GAA Lrkes to bowl Seen wrth Marrlyn Drrves Plymouth Always tellxng jokes Lots of fun to be w1th Enjoys rce skatrng Plans to attend col le e CLASS OF 1959 KEN MERHAR May4 1940 Ken Short curly ha1r mmg Goes to wrestlrng match Works on radros Mostly quret Lrkable Loves to score Seen wrth Ron and George Lxkes to customrze cars defrmte future plans .gn-luv Y iss, 21 'Kg DONALD MAZZOLINI January 28 1940 Mazz Frrendly All N C ond team for football Seen at Ltncoln Shell Wm rung personalrty Lots of luck Always smrlrng Very de pendable Brg Seen wlth Jack Student Counc11 Wants to attend college KEN MUSSIG December 5 1940 Lrkes to work on cars Seen wrth Jerry Long blond ha1r Casual dresser Good bulld Fun to be ss 1th Never glum Lrkes muslc Rel1able Hopes to attend college 4 V I I f i ' g F 4 A 1 4 fx V1 ,VX l . g . . on hard to get boys. . .Likes Real hotrodder . . .Likes swim- Ken . . .Likable. . .Ir. Council ' ' es... ' ' ' to ' ' ...NO ' ' ' Q5 4 E , E V' Q I I V ' , ,,'V . YA E ,L . gt UN XQL D 'KV' BERT NORDER May 10 1941 Bert Photography Club Frenchy Varslty W Wrck photographer Well lrked Good school sprrrt Whrte bucks Dependable Good humor Dramatrcs Thesp1an Plans to study theology 1 1 E7 JOHN NORRIS February 10 1940 Ma goo Frlendly Works at Jerry s Casual Feel edd'? Long thrck harr Llkes to work on h1s black Ford Llkes sports Rather frank Seen wtth h1s hands rn h1S back pockets Never serlous Seen wlth Larry 't INGER OLSEN December 10 1940 Inger Easy to get along wrth Presldent of GAA Pretty eyes Tall Frank Natlonal Honor Soctety Nlce ftgure Scholarshlp Club Good typrst Grrls State Rep resentatlve Plans to attend Ohro Un1vers1ty WICKLIFFE HIGH SCHOOL SHELLEY PARKS August 24 1940 Cute smrle Qulck to laugh Lots of fun to be wlth Consctentlous Full of pep Had a prom1nent gtggle Cas ual Good dancer Seen wlth Barb and Marrlyn Llkes to bowl JACQUELINE Prsrnuus May 12 1941 c1ety Thoughtful Chorus member Careful worker Engagmg sm le Reserved Ready to lend a helpmg hand Rather qulet Socrable Seen wrth Eleanor Plans to attend college 1' 22 LOUIS PROVENZANO January 30 1942 Tall Varslty W ln1ury prone Natlonal Honor Socrety Football basketball baseball Jr Counc11 Buckeye Boys State Llked by all Class v1ce presldent eh her Plans to study med1c1ne I dj H' A 42 J , V 0 .9 INN Shelley . . .witty . . 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National Honor So- Lou . . .Rhythm lzopper. . . rf ' ' f--3 f X MARGARET QUINTILLO December 24 1941 Marge Semor mtxed chorus GAA Lrkes baseball and basketball Favorrte color ts blue L1kes good food Baby sltter Loves to bowl Lrkes to spend other people s money W11l mrss school after gradu atron CAROL SCHONING February 27 1941 spoken Very actrve 1n class affarrs Embarasses easrly GAA Bowlmg Always ready to lend a helplng hand Rather sertous mmded Conscrenuous Neat appearance Plans to attend college fsfx Z7 Wolff I5 ilk FLORA RATAJCZAK January 11 1941 o IIldlVldU31lSI Seen wrth Nancr Nlce frgure Steady boyfrtend Takes short hand bookkeeprng typmg Llkes H1 F1 Loves strawberrres Wants to be housewrfe some day Favors extraordrnary mmt green styles W1ll work ln of ICS CLASS OF 1959 ALICE SCHROEDER March 23 1941 Funny laugh GAA Drlves Chevy convertrble Lrkes bas ketball Neat dresser Al ways tellmg Jokes Brown ha1r'P A not to be Wllh Never glum Wrll be a beau trctan 4'-Q, 23 GRACE SACK January ll 1941 Gracre Blg brown eyes Helpful Well lrked Attrac t1ve Sumuy d1spos1t1on Wlck leaf typlst Very soft vorce Wmnmg personallty Seen wrth Io Cute walk Frrendly to all Neat dresser Plans to be marrred BILL SMALTZ B1 Tall Wltty com ments Track team Sense of humor Varsrty W Club Casual Full of laughter Ready to lend a helpmg hand Conscrentlous Nrce to know Plans to go to college fn g S Q mx V ' W. xg , ' sr Caro1 ...Nice smi1e...Soft A1 ...Good bowler...Cute... January 8, 1942 r an V Q X 1 J I' fb L 4 r L' rl 44 . 1 .h 4 HM STARKE August 22 1941 rm Qurte a lady s man Wears pomted shoes Reliable LIRCS tug and solld geometry Flrrt Thoughtful Seen wlth George Good sense of hu mor Very helpful Fun to be wlth W1ll attend Western Re serve f 'x EDITH STILLISANO December 30 1941 Edre Fllrt Temperamen al Daughter of Rocky GAA Socrable Fllghty Good flgure Homecommg at tendant Attractlve lg brown eyes Rellable Good dancer Plans to attend a spe c1a1 school DEWEY STORY january 23 1940 Dewey Gets along well w1th teachers Extremely talk auve Very frank Hrghly strung FTA member Rell able Pleasant sm1le Oflgl nal Seen drrvlng a Ford sta t1on wagon Ir Councll on World Affaus Youth Trafflc Councll Plans to go to col le e WICKLIFFE HIGH SCHUOL BILL TAIGISZER January 18 1940 Tlger Short hatr cut Throws dtscus tn track Rell able Helpful Very modest Lxkes gym class Good wrestler Always ready to lend a helprng hand Bxg eater Ntce to know Slncere Wrll go along wlth a Joke JOHN TAKAC September 13 1941 John Carefree Good art t Track team Blond han Seen but seldom heard Temperamental Dresses l1ke a rebel Has somethmg a gamst all barbers Talks rn a lazy manner Frank Wants to dr1ve a Uuck LARRY TODD September 9 1940 Larry Tall Jr Councll member Blond Seen wxth John and B111 Always on the g Drlves a red Ford Sense of humor Guga Track team Wrck leaf busx ness manager W1ll work after graduatron av.. 24 JOSEPH VIDRICK July 19 1940 oe Duves a blue Chrysler Nrce butld Frrendly Seen wtth underclassmen Good boxer Foe get you' Sense of humor Tempera mental Wears cool vests No future plans BRUCE WEITMAN July 23 1941 Whrtey Vrce Pres Varsrty W 3 letterman rn football Scholarshrp Club Good na tured Well bu1lt All around athlete Student Councrl Blond ha1r blue eyes Casual Honorable mentron NEC rn football Tall Relrable W l go 1n the servlce Y? RICHARD VINCIQUERRA JUNE WAGNER December 20 1941 Vtnce Lrked by everyone Student Councrl Presrdent Cool drummer Frank Leads band the Rhythm Toppers ll xck leaf staff Good golfer B111 Haley fan But where does the money go Casual Lrkes sports Sense of hu mor Plans to attend college CLASS OF 1959 ED WHELAN March 3 1940 Eddy Very quret Drrves yellow and whrte Ford Good student Lrkes chemrstry and physrcs Lrkes to lrft welghts Wants to go to the moon some day Easrly embarrassed Lone wolf Good memory Lrkes sneakers Wrll attend Fenn June 9 1941 June Lrkes football Works as wartress Loves spa ghetu Goes wrth Jrm Good temperament Fun to be wrrh Llkes to spend money on clothes Loves to cook defrnlte future plans SANDRA WHITE August 8 1941 Sandy Tremendous typrst Drrves a green Chevy GAA Scholarshrp Club FTA Cute smrle Pleasant Co operative sprrrt Well lrked by teachers Has deter mrnatron Sense of respons1b1l 1 y Plans to attend college 'Ca' 25 f JUN WILLIAM WIKOFF Nox ember 19 1940 Harley Blond wavy halr NEC football honorable mentlon Rldes a crazy motorcycle Baseball Varsrty Vw Out doorsman Lady klller Lowes Worked on a farm Fun lovlng Eats a lot Nlce burld Nasy after graduatron QP'-, fb- SHIRLEY WITKOWSKI November 'O 1940 Shtrley GAA Nlce figure Loves sports Blond harr blue eyes Frank Fun to be vnth Glrls basketball Eas rly embarrassed Lrkes to talk ed about future 69's Yi LINDA WITT Aprrl 10 1941 Llnda Southern drawl Quret Llkes to bowl GAA Good rn shorthand Seen ruth Bonnle Slow walk Casual Very helpful N WICKLIFFE HIGH SCHOOL BONNIE WOLFE November 4 1941 Bonnle Sweet GAA Qutet charm New member of class Nxce flgure Appeal mg smlle Conscrentlous Seen but seldom heard South ern accent Pleasant personal 1 y Thoughtful SHARON ZLATE March 21 1941 Sharon Tall Home eco nomlcs Neat dresser Fun to be wrth Works at Wool worths Wltty comments Llkes to bowl Casual GAA member Wrll work after grad uatxon Y? 'E-3 26 Y 1 2- a D I . u Q . Q 1 1 . , D 1 - 1 D . - a ' '- ' ' o potatoes. . . Nonconformist. . . . . . Happy-go-lucky. . . Undecid- future plans. I O If My I, U DER CLAEJMEN Our flag IS a symbol of freedom throughout the world Our underclassmen are the symbol of the future of our school the respons1b111ty of makmg the best of that opportumty To them is given the opportunity of a good education, and 4 X ' 1-7' sr 1 ,A 7 V 'ia Q f , C, . ti L D V Y' -. yr L B , H' L ar! f Q M L E I' 3 WV' AX W kxxa. 5 M ' JFK. 'S 5, ,,,, CLASS OF 1960 Row 1 J Amos L Balach D Barchevskr B Barrett B Bassett L Behnke 1 Bohana Row2 G Bost N Bozman H Bradford B Brooks J Brown B Calvrtta T Callahan Row 3 L Carcelll M Catan1a C Cola dangelo L Conrad H Crumb D Daugher ty D DeCapua Row 4 B DrMatteo B Dion ,Y D1Or1o E D Luzansky Row 5 G Dragonettl R Dunbar I Dye L Erzen Row 6 F Featherstone K Gadke L Gala I1 K Gam1ere S Grboney R Grambo L Greene Row '7 J Gr1ff1n B Haertl J Hansllk A Hartmg K Hernrlch C Hoffman J Hoff mann M N23 ,fi 4' rr f af S as B JR 'les 'N' X X74 50 S-N 8 s. I- ?:- ' L ' ri? er, Lf' B 1' Q3 5 N ,, . 'urn K X X 'bg Q.. lr x X at 8 Yi: Q ' ffqffal at ' f ' 1 gf, 1 M . an K A M -cf. f 4? -' B of it L...3.r,'i CL S . ,v 'i X 1 A .1., L if ,l.L A 43, fr I . . ' D, . U ., . .. Q . EQ ' ,iv as S . . . - 1 V ' Of Q-145 , . . , . , . - C X 'ffN1Lw Wt 15 f I . . ' , . , . , . M A I ,: ' IQ. , ff Q , I Z., G.. ,. - 95 t 5 5? - -, - - - - - ' ro aa -. . 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Q4 f Q-.1 Z' CLAS5 OF Row 1 S Hoffman F Jacoby A Jenkms R Jmdra 1 Johnson K Karash F Kelbach Row2 T Kltko J Klmg C Kovalsky G Kuuna T LSIICCIH S Lastoua B Lawr1n son Row 3 G Leffler S Lemon R Lxttle A Leuters C Markle M Massey M May Row4 M McCurdy B McK1nda J M1ha1 ek G Moosey Row 5 K Morgan L Murray M MUSS1g K Oltmans Row 6 D Palermo B Parsons D Passerallo M Pavelecky I Pecjak I Pelko L Pence Row 7 T Perno I Petrulls M Prudlc K Quer1n B Reld C Relmel S Robmson is 5-x . f f 1 I I r WW gf is Yaimi CLASS OF 1960 Row 1 M Rudrak A Ryan J Sabo S Sar ver A Saurlc C Sawyer T Sayler Row 2 J Scarpuccl L Sch1eman I Schultz T Sherldan I Shxrey K Smuc B Steele Row3 JStory B Strand S Stunda M Stupak S Sysak I Toblas E Trelchel Row4 A Van P Vance I Vxdmar V V1d mar Row5 J Volk P Walker L Wallace I Weber Row 6 B W1eland B Wllson R W1IkOWSk1 L Wolfe M Wood R Wooley B Wuesher Row '7 J Wunderle D Wyl1e C Zakacs S Zaken A Zebkar K Zrermckx 4-.. 'lt' w N2 13 l ,J WX: ,el Q ,g 'bv Xt tx Bib Bax E 9 4 R 7 Row M Abazra J Abraham D Alexander M Alexander J Amos M Anderson J Ansberry Row Ashby P Augusune C Bagley J Baker K Barret B Berlocker B Bestgen Row B1rch R BIXCI S B1Z8k B Bllss P Bohana M Brlnkman J Broughan Row Brunetn C Bowyer B Budzlck B Burton D Buttarr S Cah1ll D Callahan Caluorr J Campbell R Carnes I Carroscla J Cerlno M Channell M Crano Coates I Comer S Davldson D DIBIBSS R DeCapua S DePaul D Derganc Q as 4 s S5 was be me G 'N 1: . ' , . 2: G. , . 3: S. ' , . , 4: C. ', ow 5: A. ', . 6: T. , . .9 C5 f 4, v Q, ' KV D . gy' I p J A l an Q .Q B. r . ir, J X A- Ayll r -:-A xx YA. ff' A ,, 3 1, ,QL -6 L . rx o Vaqx 1 1 RJ .X 2 3? A A ff' 'B 'g yy. 1 1 L. ggf X.. :7 4. yy' z l an Q , 4 I , r 'TY 'i Wx 5 I qv: T -s Q., iff'-Lx in 5 tb QJLFQY 32 'Z' 1- Thar A 4:-. up-5, 1 Sk ix CLASS OF 1961 Row 1 M D1Matt1a J D1Rosa J Dobbs E Dolan J Drage D Dremk C Epstem Row2 Fabo A F3l'1Il3CC1 S Force G Forcht R Fulner A Garnlere P Garmere Row3 E Glesler D Germ I Goglln F Grasso Habaly M Haertl I Hahn Row4 N Halbert B Hewlette C Hllbert K Holmes Row 5 E Hommg M Hudkms M Issabella D Johnson Row6 C Kanal D Kasper K Kelback A Klrnbrew M Klepcyk B Knezevlc B Koe nr Row '7 L Kokenyessy B Kolar R Kovacrc K Krauss F Kuhar L Leovlc B LeQuyea L.. K .hi ll fade Magi S j Fruit 1 CLASS OF Row 1 I Leske F Llnderman C Lora B Lorah C Luck J LUdW1Ck D Majcher Row2 B Mannmg T Marano I Mann D Mamn T Massy J Matson S Mazzollm Row3 P MCC11HI1Ck J McFarland L Mc Mullen T Mxchel I M1kOHSky P Mlller J MOIIISOH Row4 I Murray M Nash N Neff D Ne mura Row5 A Noe B Norder A Olhava K O Nell Row6 G Osborne J Payer F Pejack C Perkms C Perko L P1endz1k G Pouse Row '7 T Ratajcyak K Rebner I Robatm S Rueger R Rusnak A Sabo M SHJOVIC Q, ..., X xl v-- vs. ,tl Y' xkfl lp X X NN- W: 4. gsm 'N T was V 'Q-., shi., -4593, Q :- V Kim WW-1 15914 'U W --s 'L W Q 33 As -- 1 j , ,Q if ' fe'44, 3 . A A q'-3 A ,X 1 A A A 5' Q H 'TW we f pw A' I Cx! -5 4 1 ,A ' v 1- M X W TYfg ' v it V C 'sf We ,4 S gil V - , ' ,br C , V W x s.. Q A 4:,o Y A . w A -.XR A Q I I Q I 'V..? fl 'nv I . A91 , ,, ,H 1 ' 'fi xi I 5 'C , , Lo' 0 .P C , A A , i , - , . , . 1 . . ? A MJ I . . , .. . , . i 1 J . : .. u D, .. , ,I . ' . I . A . . ' A V3 IRIY ' , S. Q. A 1 Q3ff'X1':'1:'f'l'i'f-I-A 1o-ea ae F. if PQ- T A cf' if Q 1 55 T' A . ' . 5 , , f x gl A CN M - ,gf fm AW xx 4 nf 'luv R,-w.. CLASS OF 1961 Rowl JSa11y M Santello S Sargent I Saunway J Savarmo K Schartner B Scho vw nmg W2 JSchuchman JSchuchman N Schwartzenberg L Selfert B Sharnas R harnas B Sharwark Q 95 '4'-w.. Q 'QW Row 3 I SICIIIHDO C Smrth M Smrth C Spencer R Strauss M Stusek A Taddeo Row4 E Trrabasso R Torkar J Toth M Tretrmk Row 5 L Turrm K Vally G Vrdrrk J Vlncrquerra Row 6 B Walker G Ward I Ward P Ward J Warren E W111 E Wrllrams Row 7 B Wllson B Wrtzrke B Yeazel H Zrrzon J Lane '75 ragga S 'S BAK ig 11 34 N 'xi' V ., Snag fy M GRS? A ' S ' B ' ' 5' 7 H ' , sb? Nw KZ K A. S x Sf f ' 8' W + X ' Xrx-M ki A. . an A A I- i 5 V, S , S Q - . G Br' S S f f 'Nl VJ r S fm 4 1 fm JB- 5 ' 5 A -5x ' f KN ' M 3 F X L , a is mi .S xx ws- B 3 . xr Y ' fl f ,. .. J x k'A-: D ,, 2 G' A 'K - , r S r rS n. A , , , . , . Q? B -B B ' - r rr 14 lf - - - -. - -.. ' - X 1 .:. .: - ' , -' -I ,- , - ' . . , rf.1 'B --Bfr m Q93 - ir . A ' In , 5. S ,Mr nn X W 1 x, 'J A 51225 S 2 M f if 2 W Kr ' - 'Q ' 1 X ' , Q Wi eff CLASS 5 Study Hall scene m Cafeterla v GENERAL SHOP ln these courses, students are given basic knowledge and skills of woodwork, rna chine shop, foundry, and sheetmetal work. In ad- vanced courses, students can specialize in woodwork, machine shop, or foundry and welding. 4 5 ' f T I ME CHA NI GA L DRA WING A new printing press, a new blueprint machine and the best in drafting equip- ment make printing and mechanical drawing classes a practical course. The shop prints up many things for school use such as pro- grams, letter-heads, etc. 'Wr- AUTO DRIVING To attain a sportsman- like attitude, a thorough understanding of the duties and responsibilities of a good driver, and a mechan- ical understanding of the vehicle are the major ob- jectives of this course. ' E I ART Two kilns for ceramics, one for enameling, a buffer for steel work, ample stor- age space for supplies, and adequate equipment give art classes wide scope for their activities. FOODS Foods class is practising correct table settings and good table manners. The planning and cooking ofa complete dinner as well as child care are other units in this course. XE WING Senior girls are shown completing a project of blouse-making. Each girl designs an original pattern and carries through the com plete process. -gw:,,,,,VM if 'ff it if iiii'i I gggi ' '. N I .A 43 r is A-A fl 'v 1 '-?f'fiEil 0-sl N-V' My PHYSICS This course shows how mechanics, heat, light, sound electricity, and nuclear physics change and af- fect the matter of the universe. Two laboratory peri- ods weekly give the student the opportunity to apply his knowledge in experiment. Field trips offered dur- ing the year give first-hand information about the use of physics for the benefit of the world. I' ' -W r at Q 2 s 11' ' BIOLOGY Field trips, demonstrations, laboratory work and class discussions make this course most interesting. Life is studied from its lowest to its highest forms. Dissection of frogs and crayfish, bug collection, study of plant life were some of the units taught. nn- 2 .ai .iigxfs TYPING In the first year class, taught by Miss Riley, skill- building and office letter writing are emphasized. In the second year, taught by Mrs. Peoples, the students are given office practices and skills. New electric typewriters are a great asset to the department. X -Ja jx f-nu'i9' 1 ' can A Www K I FRENCH Francais, anyone? French is the newest language in our curriculum. Latin and Spanish are also taught. In French class, we use the old saying, Seeing is be- lieving, for demonstrations play a large part in our learning of the language. Correct pronunciation is an essential. -P H-Q X1 1 4- T N, Q--Q-.1 y ,- 56:1 Qs. 'Va 'FR' . ...v-W Univ ,, , ,gilt N-1-4 Q K ' .H- 4 ,fi s .f5, OR GANIZA TIONS Corrldor connectmg mam blllldlllg wuh gymnasxum fn THE WICK S T AFF lac 4' Hr' ., :.. ' M- rug? WTCK 5 T AFF Srandmg George Freck Adverusrng Marrlyn Manes Rrchard Ferrante Feature Edltor Seated Rlchard VIHCIQUCIIB Feature Eduor Donna Cappellr Eduor as AJXUTANTS Lerla Murray Mary Nell Johnson Faye Johnson Mrs Laps ley B111 Bares Jack Lane Lou Colonna Mane Guthrle 42 Q J xr XX? y if 4 N ' L ,, 3' i4 ff '-I , ,F I Typistg Boert Norder, Pholographyg Inger Olsen, Typistig rr 'F .- - - ,, 0 I tr w W . . D T -Q .. V S., A , ' F' ' ' 'L T 5 1 g C WICK LEAF TE!! Standlng Bob Fromer Bert Norder Karl Karash Carol Epstem Freldmg Featherstone Dlck Vrncrquerra Dlck Ferrante Sally Sarver Nancy Anderson Gene Kuuna Mary McCurdy Mr Skowronek Nancy Neff Barb Wllson Connle Brunem Judy Weber Llnda Ga1at1 Seated Sandy Whlte Mar1lyn Manes Inger Olsen The W1Ck Leaf staff publlshes the b1 weekly school paper under the gu1dance of Mr Frank Skowronek Th1s year the staff maugurated the po11cy of do1ng the1r own lay outs It has been a lot of work but the results have been very satrsfactory The W1Ck Leaf wh1ch appears 1n the News Herald pr1nts news of all student act1v IIIGS past, present, and future 1959 has been not only 1tS bUS16SE but IIS most pro duct1ve year More papers were sent to press 1n the f1rst semester of th1s year than m the emu-e preceding school years The co edrtors of the W1Ck Leaf are Nancy Anderson and R1chard Ferrante 5 T UDENT COUNCIL H 4a A11 Row 1 Marlo Clano Jerry Kosarko Gene Kutlna Ed Whelan Bruce Wertman B111 Bares Ken Gadke hm Robatm Judy Story Ann Van Nancy Swartzenberg Mary Jane DlMatt1a Conme Brunettl Kay Barrett El eanor Dolan Row 2 Mane Guthrle Nancy Bozmen Bob Knezevrc Carol Epstern Kay Morgan Karen Reb ner Lourse Selfert Kathy Krause Lmda Turrm Lrnda Galatl Jackre Hahn Marretta Massey Pat McCl1n tlck Seated Ted Lundblad Jan Klecan R1chardV1nc1querra Sharon Brrch Nancy Anderson Bonnie BIISS The Student Councll IS a member of the Area Councll composed of representatlves from Wlcklxffe Mentor, and W111oughby The purpose of the Area Councrl IS to pro mote fe11owsh1p and to explore common problems Offlcers are R1chard V1nc1querra, pres1dent jan Klecan, v1ce presldent Sharon Blrch, secretary Nancy Anderson, treas urer 43 SCHOLARSHIP CLUB Row 1: Mrs. Baeckler, William King, Paul Augustine, Joe Payer, Denny Nemura, Harold Crumb, Bill Reid Bruce Weitman, Jack Lane, Bill Bares, Larry Erzen, Bob Fromer, Mario Ciano. Row 2: Kathy Krause, Shar on Birch, Nancy Schwartzenberg, Katie Oltman, Karl Karash, Frank Jacoby, Fielding Featherstone, Jim Shirey, Bruce Parsons, Carol Epstein, Connie Brunetti, Larry Leovic. Row 3: Gayle Povse, Judy Saunway, Mary Nell Johnson, Judy Sabo, Mary Pavalecke, Leila Murray, Carol Kanai, Jackie Hahn, Lillian Koken- essey, Kay Morgan, Sandy White, Inger Olsen. Row 4: Sue Reuger, Nancy Neff, Lois McMullen, Pat Mc- Clintic, Pat Vance, Judy Vidmar, Bonnie Steele, Judy Weber, Ginny Leffler, Nancy Bozman, Linda Turrin. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 3: Judy Weber, Nancy Anderson, Fielding Featherstone, Bill Bares, Lou Provenzano, Bruce Weitman, Denny Nemura, Paul Augustine, Robert Fromer, Mario Ciano. Row 2: Judy Brougham, Pat Vance, Sally Sarver, Carol Schoning, Jan Klecan, Jackie Petrulis, Inger Olsen, Sandy White, Judy Sabo, Connie Brimer- ti, Kay Morgan, Bonnie Steele. Row 1: Lillian Kokenyessy, Jackie Hahn, Nancy Bozman, Mary Nell John- son, Judy Vidmar, Ellen Kallman, Mary Pavelecki, Leila Murray, Ginny Leffler, Penny Walker, Carol Ep- stein. k ,., 44 . 'FMF' D15 C' CL UB Row 1: Mrs. Lapsley, B.Wa1ker, R.Sharnas, A.Noe, J.DiOrio, B.Tajgizer, G.Freck, D.Nemura, H.Crumb, Gary Moosey, D.Passera11o, J.Pecjak, H.Bradford, B.Weitman, J.Lane, L.Provenzano, L.Erzen, S.Stunda. Row 2: I.Bartho1omew, B.Bliss, N.Schwarzenberg, M.Mussig, K.Sintic, M.Foote, K.Karash, F.IBC0by. F. Featherstone, B.Mekinda, I.Shirey, B.Parsons, B.Witzke, T.Lundblad, B.Bares, P.McC1intick, J.Kosarko, M.Ciano. Row 3: F.Insana, M.Guthrie, E.Kallman, M.Johnson, L.Murray, J.Sabo, A.Sabo, M.Pavelecky, C.Kanai, J.Vinciquerra, E.Wil1iams, J.Hahn, L.Kokenyessey, N.Bozman, N.Anderson, I.Klecan, l.Olsen, C.Epstein, S.Furioso. Row 4: L.Turrin, L.Seifert, B.Schoning, J.Sa11y, S.Reuger, L.Ga1ati, Katie Oatman, I.Vidmar, B.Stee1e, S.Sarver, I.Weber, V.Leff1er, I.Ward, P.Vance, C.Brunetti, A.Van, M.DiMattia, K. Morgan. DISC CLUB The DISC Club is a Forum supported club, started in 1957. Mrs . Belle Lapsley is the sponsor. This club consists of students chosen on the basis of their Dependability, Initiative, Service, and Character. The main event in the DISC Club's year is the in- duction of new members in the spring. SCHOLARSHIP CLUB Wickliffe is part of the WMPW Scholarship Club consisting of Willoughby, Men- tor, Painesville , and Wickliffe . Every year a banquet is held by the four schools hon- oring those that merit the club requirements . Requirements for membership in the club are: to possess desirable citizenship traits, and to attain 3.5 grade average. Ten per cent of the boys and ten per cent of the girls are admitted to the club. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Wickliffe Chapter of the National Honor Society held its annual assembly on Friday, February 27, 959. The members which were tapped were chosen according to certain standards. To be a member each student must ave a 2.75 average and possess the qualities of Service, Scholarship, Leadership, and Character. Teachers raite students who are eligible for membership and those with highest point values are c osen. 45 L - Qi jUNIOR COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS Row 1 Kathy Querrn Jane Leske Pat 'vlcCl1nt1c Mar11yn May Mary N1cCurdy Karen Rebner Jackr Hahn Barb Klnter Sandy Whlte Barbara Matson Marrlyn Manes Inger Olsen Row Mrs Fuller Rosemary Shar nas Andrea Sabo Judy Sabo Jean Vrnclquerra Carolyn Kanar Sue Reuger kay 'vlorgan Nancy Bozman El len Kallman Marte Guthrle Row 3 Jrm D1Rosa Bob Knezevrc Lots Mclvlullen Barba Wrlson Judy Saunway Nancy Schwarzenberg Elarne Wxllrams Sharon Brrch Carol Epstern Nancy Anderson Jan Klecan Bob Fromer Marlo Crano Row 4 Tom Green B111 Tajgrser Paul Augustme Jrm DIOIIO Dave Lorah D1ck Vmcrquerra Bruce Wertman Lours Porvenzano B111 Bares Ken Gadke Rrchard Ferrante Bert Norder JUNIOR COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS The Jun1or Counc1l on World Affarrs, an organrzatron dedrcated to better understand mg of global relatlons and problems IS an extremely act1ve one The Councrl S b1ggest project each year IS preparrng for and takrng part rn the Un1ted Natrons Mock Assembly rn Lakewood The same pattern IS followed IH th1s student assembly as 1n the real UN w1th each school berng assrgned a country to represent Parlramentary procedure rs closely followed S1x lmportant toprcs for drscussron are assrgned to all part1c1pants rn advance of the meetrng Toprcs for thrs year s assembly were Cyprus, Brrtlsh and French Cameroons, UN Polrce Force, Nuclear Testmg, Palestrne Refugees, and Algerra Votrng on resolutrons concernrng these toprcs 1S the ma1n bus1ness of the day The Councrl holds regular meetrngs wrth up to date d1scuss1on and occasronal guest speakers Off1cers are B111 Bares, presldent Rrch Vrncrquerra, v1ce presrdent Lou Pro venzano and Rrch Ferrante, Steerrng Comm1ttee jan Klecan, secretary Nancy Anderson, program charrman Another rmportant undertakrng of thrs organrzatron IS Student Government Day On thrs day, students assume the tasks of actual c1ty management and admrnrstratlon Colorful campargns are staged 1n school where electlons are held Elected offrcers are mstalled 1n an 1mpress1ve ceremony Each student off1c1al spends the day at C1ty Hall workmg wrth hrs real l1fe counterpart, thus garnrng an 1ns1ght 1l'1t0 the work1ng of hrs town government The Rotary Club entertarns student and Clty offrcrals at a banquet The Inaugural Ball IS also held honorrng the elected offlcers Junror Councrl of World Affarrs IS one of our most effect1ve orgamzatlons Its rec ord of accompllshment IS 1mpress1ve 46 I I I 1 I I 1' I I I I I I I ' : ' I - . . . , - I I I I I I 5 I I I 1 5 I I I I I I I I I I I I ' ' I I I I I I I I I I I ' . . . . .' . , . 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Row 3: Tom Greene, David Lorah, Bert Norder, Bob Norder, Mark Wood, Bill Wil- son, George Gross, Mr. Lenenski. THESPIAN SOCIETY AND DRAMATICS CLUB The Thespian society is a nation-wide organization whose purpose is to advance dramatic arts in the secondary schools. During the year, the Thespian Society and the Dramatic Club gave two plays, What a Life, a three-act comedy, and The Cur- ious Savage. In addition four one-act plays were given. As part of their activities, members of these clubs also attend plays produced by college and professional groups, and take part in the Drama Clinic at Kent State University. DRAMA TICS CL UB Row 1: Marianne Tretnik, Judy Weber, Sandy Lastoria, Carmen Coladangelo, Bonnie Steele, Eileen Horning, Karen Holmes, Sally Sarver, Barbara Kinter, Roland Little. Row 2: Betty Schoning, Karen Rebner, Sue Rue- ger, Kathy Querin, Theresa Sheridan, Linda Galati, Ann Van, Mary McCurdy, Bob Norder, Marilyn May, Bob Fromer. Row 3: Elaine Williams, Barbara Bestgen, Mary Brinkman, Jane Leske, Joanne Cerino, Mike Santel- lo, Arnold Harting, Mary Pavelecky, Mark Wood, Pat McClintick, Barb Wilson, Virginia Leffler, Mary Jane DiMattia, Tom Sayler, Larry Schiemann. Row 4: Alvis Noe, Carol Hoffman, George Gross, Tom Greene, Bert Norder, Dave Lorah, Jim Shirey, Bob Mekinda, Mr. Lenenski, Bill Wilson, Dave Passerallo, Barb Hew- lette, Mary Lou Haertl. k-J.-.a-hKh-- PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Seated Kathy Stnttc 'Kane Oltman Judy Sabo Andrea Sabo Karl Karash Standtng Anthony Massey Mr Barnes Bert Norder Fleldmg Featherstone PHOTOGRAPHY CL UB The Photography Club was formed 1n 1956 to acquamt members Wlfh latest de velopments 1n the f1e1d of ptcture takmg Members are assrgned to take p1ctures of all school events for use 1n school pub11 canons ,J A UD! O VIS UAL AIDE5' Members are respons1b1e for carrymg out the aud1o v1sua1 program wh1ch 1S 1n charge of Mr Paul Muschella New equ1p ment IS used and members are tta1ned 111 IIS care Mov1es are shown 1n the Aud1o V1sua1 room under the gym VIS UAL EDUCA T I ON Left to rrght Don Mazzoltnt Lou Colonna Bruce Wettman Rrchard V1nc1querra B111 Rerd Mark Wood Karen Holmes Carol Schomng Jack Lane Frank Kuhar Mr Muschella Xa,,.,f' Y' I F 1 IP! 49 .-gg .5 WICKLIFFE HIGH BAND Row 1: Kathy Sintec, Carolyn Kanai, Judy Saunway, Nancy Swartzenberg. Row 2: Mr. Spangler, Mary Pav- elecky, Barb Bestgen, Jean Vinciquerra, Bonnie Bliss, Marilyn May, Albert Olhava. Row 3: Irene Tobias, Jim DiOrio, Linda Turrin, Louise Seifert, Bonnie Steele, Dan Barchesi, Tom Michel. Row 4: Jim Hoffman, Jim Shirey, Bruce Weitman, Arnold Harding, Richard Vinciquerra, Bob Norder, Carol Hoffman. The Wickliffe High School Band is di- Baccalaureate exercises have been some rected by Mr. john Spangler. Marching of their activities. The officers are Rich- at all football games, playing for the ard Vinciquerra, president: jim Shirey, school dedication, the Christmas assem- vice presidentg Bonnie Steele, secretary: bly, participating in the district contest, and Nancy Schwartzenberg. the spring concert, Commencement and MAjORETTE5 Carolyn Kanai, Kathy Sintic, Judy Saunway, Nancy Schwartzenburg. l 3 Q - lf l t J ' -f 5 J ,I fi a fflil. 'ri Q - , . ,fl - 'S L VK f' 1 Q i ' I M if ' y 1 . Xb 5 f I ll nf ' r J S es iifi 5 A ME syst. ll ,. ' Masa i V X , , Jddqffgwcqx 50 SPQR TS HOME COMING BONFIRE October 9 , 1958 Row 1 R W1Ik0WSk1 B Weltman L Colonna D M8ZZ011D1 J Lane L Provenzano B W1kOff H Crumb Row2 H Walker B Burlocker M Clano J PecJak D Passerella G Kutma B Cutlxp A Ryan Row3 hm Goghn F Lmderman L Leovlc L Prendz1k T Morano E Wxll R Strauss I Drage Row4 B Basset D DeB1ase D Grambo D Dremk 11m Lane K Valley I Toth D Nemura Row5 Mr Muschella Mr S1mmonds M Alexander P Gamlere V Mazzolml P Bohana Mr Logan n SENIOR VARSITY 56415014 Lou Colonna, Co Captaln Jack Lane, Co Captam Tackle Halfback 52 1 s Lsee 4s,s B . I I , . 3 1958 SE IDRS B111 Wlkoff Center Bruce Weltman En Ted Lundblad En Don Mazzolml Lou Provenzano Tackle Tackle 53 Assxst Bob Barley Coach Ed Barley ASSISI Ralph Srmmonds FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD W1Ckllff8 Perry Fa1rport John Hay Mento R1vers1de Harvy Ashtabula Cantlus In what was obvlously a bu1ld1ng year Coach Logan s mostly sophomores and Jumors Wlth only seven sen1ors fared not too badly The team defeated Perry john Hay Geneva and Cantlus Standouts were Doug Drenrk and Rlch Wltkowskr 1n the backf1e1d and Don MHZZOIIHI Lou Col onna Drck Grambo on the lrne Prom1s1ng performances were turned m by many soph omores and Junlors who 11 be around for a Whlle OOTBALL SEASO 1958 54 at . . 6 0 6 ' 12 26 6 ,M 0 r 52 6 ' ' 16 6 6 . 20 Geneva 0 tw y 38 ' 12 Q K Donna Cappelh Homecommg Queen cave U7 S ave giant A mils xc trend ago M ag! 55 'X Left to Rlght Bob Mekmda B111 Re1d Dlck Grambo Jerry Kllng A1 Ryan Doug Dremk Ted Lundblad Bruce Wertman B111 Bares Steve Stunda Dave Passerallo Arnold Hartmg Jerry Kosarko Coach Slmmlnds VARSITY EASKE T BALL A VIEW OE ASHTABULA GAME Freshman Coach Ralph S1mmonds IH novated a new fangled two platoon system th1s year and a team for two teamsl of hustlmg drrvmg ballplayers brought W1ck l1ffe an 8 4 NEC mark a share of second place and an overall slate of 11 8 junlor jerry Klrng an ALL NEC selec t1on and sen1or Ted Lundblad a second team NEC cholce led the scormg but many others f1gured promlnently Sen1or B111 Bares led the slow team The season s h1ghl1ght was the two up set v1ctor1es W1Ck11ffC scored over Harvey 67 51 and 57 51 Prospects for next year w1th Al Ryan Doug Dreruk Dave Passerello B111 Re1d Steve Stunda and jerry Kllng returnmg appear good ' I I I I I I I I I I I D I ' - I - 0 - , . . 9 0 , - - , - , - . v ' . 9 0 9 1 ' ' ! 9 I I Q Q 0 1 I VARSITY SENIORS ruce Weuman B111 Bares Ted Lundblad Jerry Kosarko VARSITY W Row 1: Bill Wikoff, Dave Passerallo, Bert Norder, Don Mazzolini, Bill Bares, Lou Provenzano, Jack Lane Ted Lundblad, Rich Ferrante, Bill Smaltz, Larry Todd. Row 2: Arnold Harting, Vince Mazzolrni Doug Drenik, Denny Nemura, Bill Lawrinson, Rich Witkowski, Gene Kutina, Jerry Kosarko, Steve Stunda Jerry Kling. Row 3: John Bohanna, Carl Markle, Erwin Will, Bill Reid, Larry Leovic, Jim Pecjak, Harold Crumb Melvin Alexander, Mike Karash, Larry Piendzik. Row 4: Mario Ciano, Pete Gamiere, Bruce Wertman Al Ryan, Dick Grambo, Lou Colonna, Rich Vinciquerra, Jim Lane, Mr. Mushella. Nov . 26 5 jan. Feb BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD WICKLIFFE VARSITY WICKLIFFE JUNIOR VARSITY Willoughby. . Nov. 26 Willoughby . Harvey ..... Harvey . . . Orange .... Orange . . . Fairport . . . Fairport . . Lutheran . . . Lutheran. . St. joseph . . . St. joseph . Mayfield . . . Mayfield . . Geneva. . . . Geneva. . . Ashtabula . . . Ashtabula . Riverside . . . Riverside , Mentor. . . . Mentor. . . Harvey ..... Harvey . . . Fairport .... Fairport . . Chagrin Falls Chagrin Falls Geneva ..... Geneva .. Ashtabula . . . Ashtabula . Riverside . . . Riverside . Mentor. . . . Mentor . . . Glenville . . . SENIORS Jerry Kosarko Jack Lane www-H wg? Mlke Karash Larry Todd Bruce Wenman 6 1 f7' f y i Q f'M Q 7W .f iQ , Q , H fe 5,3' . fj Ak tk 'X ' ,A 'fx l ,, .ffyis fx 5 , .,.4 ' . Q., 4, r I 1 1 H Ted Lundblad BASEBALL Row 1: B,Wuescher, I.Bohanna, J,Pa1ko, B,Norder, B,Reid, Row 2- Coach Lo an T Coates L Erzen G,Kutina I Toth, . g , . , . , , . R,Iindra, Row 3: J,Pecjak, B,Barcs, L,Provenzano, T,Lund blad, B.Wikoff, I.Drage. Lou Provenzano Bill Bares if , CT T - N L Quo! , , .J 7f 62 Bill Wikoff GOLF TEAM Row 1 Albert Ganrere Tom Prueno Bob Knezevlc Ken Gamxere Row2 Mr Barley R1chardV1nc1querra Doug Dremk Chuck Rexmal Rrch Vrnclquerra GOLF The Wlckllffe I-hgh Golf Team whose home course IS Prne Rrdge Country Club IS rn two leagues agam thrs year These are the North eastern Golf League and the Northeastern Golf League and the Northeastern Conference W1ck l1ffe IS 1n the Western D1v1s1on of the N E G I.. along Wlfh North Chardon Euclrd and Harvey The Eastern DIVISIOU cons1sts of Madlson Con neaut Ashtabula Harbor Ashtabula C1ty and R1vers1de A plaque 1S awarded to each d1V1 s1on wmner and a trophy to the over all wmner W1ck11ffe also competes 1n the DISIFICI Golf meet at Hrghland Golf Course along w1th every team 1n Greater Cleveland 63 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to Rlght Judy Vldmar Nancy Bozman Kay Morgan Sandy Lastorla Bonme Steele Judy Weber j V CHEERLEADERS Left to Rlght Conme Brunettl Margaret Isabella Mary Jane D1Matt1a Carol Epstem Sharon B1rch 64 ' : . u l s I r S 1 -I . : . . . ' . . ' . . . . SER VICE CL UBS FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Row 1: Mary Pavelecky, Mary McCurdy, Kay Oltman, Barbara Kinter, Mark Wood, Judy Sabo, Andrea Sabo, Sandy White. Row 2: Miss Lowry, Kay Morgan, Marilyn May, Bonnie Steele, Betty Barrett, Marianne Tret- nik, Rosemary Sharnas, Jackie Hahn, Judy Listak, Mary Nell Johnson, Margaret Isabella, Sharon Birch, Pat McC1intick, Barb Wilson, Sandy Lastoria, Susan Drake. LIBRARY STA FF Under the supervision of Librarian Miss Kay Chiara the staff becomes acquainted with the library. Through their helping Miss Chiara, they themselves gain a complete knowledge of the library and get valuable experience which may aid them in college. LIBRARY STAFF Standing: Judy Ansberry, Janice Amos, Margaret Isabella, Barbara Wilson, Angela Farinacci, Bob Mekinda, Sharon Birch, Lou Colonna, Beth Lorah, Judy Sabo, Miss Chiara. Seated: Rosemary Sharnas, Judy Story, Charlotte Zakas, Andrea Sabo, Lillian Kokenyessy. DRAMA UCS DEPAR TMENT Thespian Society Induction Ceremony mugs 'Is The cast takes a happy curtain call as the three-act play What a Life comes to a close. Scene from What a Life The villain is undone as detective Arnold Harting catches up with the blackguard Ulm Shireyj in the school office. Hero Henry Aldrich fBi1l Wilsonj, Principal Bradley fBob Fromery and the befuddled Miss Wheeler flvlarilyn Mayj look on. ii AD VER TISEME TJ' XXX Nx Our town's location on mam 11nes of commumcauon across the country IS an mdrcauon of the Industrial strength of our natron xxx . K , L, b cgi, N'--cm Q My K X K .X lb! 3 LA ' 7 5 k ' , X I ' a nb . 2. 4 ' I . . . . . . -M A ' .V - 1 , A-,. A W . - . 1' --M ' ' ' I 1195 ' K' .. ' uv.- f - - - ' , -- ' -Q . 4 ' ' 2 - ' 4' A , 1 . RAIMOR STUDIOS OFFICIAL CLASS PHOTOGRAPHERS 70 750 E. 185Tl-I STREET IV- 1-1166 to the graduates of Z U L The Lubrlzol Corporatuon 71 U Wickliffe High School 1 h Membership Lust Wllloughby Consolidated Charity 81 Service Fund THIS FUND SPONSORED BY THE WILLOUGHBY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OCTOBER1 1958 OCTOBER1 1959 LARGE INDUSTRY LARGE MERCANTILE OR SERVICE Qcontmuedl THE OHIO RUBBER COMPANY THOMPSON PRODUCTS, INC F W WOOLWORTH CO MEDIUM INDUSTRY MEDIUM MERCANTILE OR SERVICE BARIUM 8a CHEMICALS INC AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS PUB CO VICTOR BROWNING 8: CO , NC ALPETER FURNITURE ECONOMY ENGINEERING CO BAKER DRUG BEEBOWER BROS FEED 8: SUPPLY CITY LOAN Sc SAVINGS I P COCHRAN CO COLEMAN YOUNG MOTORS SMALL INDUSTRY CONDON TRAILER PARK DANIELS BROS FUEL CO KENNAMETAL CO OF OHIO LAKE COUNTY NEWS HEIUXLD SHEIATON FURNITURE FEEDALL ENGINEERING CO FAIRLEY 85 GRESSEL FOODS PATT BROS GENERAL AVIATION REIGHART STEEL PRODUCTS CORP GOFF KIRBY WEATHER LOCK CO HARDGROVE REALTY WILLO HILLS INDUSTRIES HERMAN S DRY CLEANING WILLOUGHBY SCREW MACHINE PRODUCTS C HOGAN EDSEL Sr, MERCURY IOSEPH SHOE KENYON FURNITURE LARGE BUSINESS KINTER BROS CLEVELAND ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING CO LEADER TRAILER PARK CLEVELAND TRUST CO LOU S FIRESTONE EAST OHIO GAS CO MEIL S DEPARTMENT STORE FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 8a LOAN LAKE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK OHIO BELL TELEPHONE CO OHIO WATER SERVICE MODERN SHOE STORE PAINESVILLE TELEGRAPH SEIPP OLDSMOBILE F SIMON STORE LARGE MERCANTILE OR SERVICE I AwSl'f1f,f,f,H8QfCff11H,ON SHOP FISHER BROS C0 WILLOUGHBY TERMINALS CO GLASSCOCK CHEVROLET C0 WRIGHTS DEPARTMENT STORE GREAT ATLANTIC an PACIFIC TEA CO LAIRD LUMBER CO STANDARD OIL VINE THEATRE SMALL MERCANTILE OR SERVICE WILLOUGHBY HARDWARE CO WILLOUGHBY MOTORS INC A an A CONSTRUCTION CO '72 O O . . 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SMALL MERCANTILE OR SERVICE fcontmuedj BARNES SEED 8: SUPPLY CO BEVERLY FROCKS BRANDT CANDY KITCHEN BRICHFORD SHELL SERVICE CARROLL S SWEET SHOP CLARK 8: PIKE CO COTTRELLS NEWS STAND DAINTEE BEAUTY SHOP DAV ED IEWELERS DIAMOND BROS CLOTHING R M DISBRO COMPANY ELLEN CLARK INS CO ECONOMY SAVINGS 8: LOAN FRANCES DRESS SHOP GRAY DRUG H 8:1 HARDWARE CO HIPPLER PAINTERS HYKE RUBBER COMPANY INTORCIO S CASINO KLEIFELD RESTAURANT KOSTER S SWEET SHOP LAKE SHORE LUMBER LEONELLO S RESTAURANT LORIEUX HOTEL MERKEL FLORIST MILMINE SEWING MACHINE 8: APP NOBEL SHOES OLSON S SADDLERY P Z SHOE STORE 8: REPAIRS L A PAGE 8: SON PLUMBING NELL PAGE BEAUTY SHOP I L PROKOP 8: SONS ROBERTS 8: RINEHART BEAUTY SHOP ROLLER BOWL ROMA CAFE SLITOR S RESTAURANT STALKER SERVICE STATION TOM S SUNOCO SERVICE STATION TODD WHINNERY ALLEN 8: ASSOC TOWN HOUSE UNITED FOOD MGT SERVICES CENTER '73 SMALL MERCANTILE OR SERVICE fcontmuedj WILLO DELICATESSEN WILLOUGHBY CAB WILLOUGHBY COAL 8: SUPPLY WILLOUGHBY FROZEN FOODS WILLOUGHBY FRUIT MARKET WILLOUGHBY GAS 8: OIL CO WILLOUGHBY LUMBER 8: TRIM WILLOUGHBY PHOTO SUPPLY WILLOUGHBY PRINTING CO PROFESSIONAL DR A A ARCARO NORMAN CHASE IOI-IN F CLAIR I ROBERT A CLAIR S C COPPERMAN WAYNE DAVIS ROGER ELSON R PAUL FERRIS RALPH GREEN DR R GREINER R R W GRUNDISH DR C W HAGESFELD DR H A KILLIAN DR R KOCHER D I KOVACS DR E LASH DR A MAHAN D J E MCCRACKEN DR S E MILLER DR RALPH NELSON L ORGEL 8: ASSOC JOHN PARKS DR WARREN PAYNE FRANK SACHER DR GEORGE SCOTT DR M M STETSON DR BENNET BANCE DR HERBERT WELLS . . . . . R. . . ' D ' ' .D.. . . MEL'S GIFT 8: CARD SHOP L. A. HEINZ ' . R. . . . . . - R. . . . . UNIVERSAL METAL PRODUCTS INC CAPPELLI SAND AND GRAVEL INC COMPLLMENTS OF I 1 COMPLIMENTS EUCLID S FINEST AND ONLY HOME OWNED DAIRY IVANHOE I 4700 503 E 200TH STREET '75 EUCLID RACE FAME REXALL DRUG Permanent Wavmg Han Trntmg Famous for Prescrrpuons LILLIAN S BEAUTY SALON Wrckllffe s Only Independent 28925 Euclld Avenue Drug Store Phone WH 3 5250 Free Prescrlptron Dellvery 29015 EUC11d Ave 3 4550 Wlcklxffe Ohro LLOYD MOTORS NC Congratulatrons Rambler and Metropolltan to the wrcklrffe Ohio LAKE CITY LITHO SERVICE COMPANY Telephone WH 3 0737 Compllments SAYLER SE RVICE all Blcycles Best Wrshes Hobbles to the Crafts Class of 1959 Sport1n g Goods MORROW S TOY CENTER 29025 EUC11d Ave 3 1314 Shoppmg Center A 8. H TOWN AND COUNTRY LAFFERTY S GARAGE HARDWARE Gulf Servlce Statlon Specralrzmg ln Dupont Pamts an Plumbmg Parts Department an Hardware Supplles 29634 Lakeland Blvd WH 3 2413 Henry 82 Albert Trrabasso '76 I . . WH- - . . . , I . 29824 Euclid Ave. Class of 1959 d I . 1 ' . WH- - I d d Congratulations to the Class of 1959 WICKLIFFE MEN S AND BOYS WEAR B111 and jack 29013 Eucl1d Ave WH 3 0250 Best Wishes IO The Class of 59 GUTHRIE S SOHIO 29153 Lakeland Blvd WH 3 6718 W1Ck11ffe Oh1o DI CICCOS BEVERAGES GROCERIES 29435 Euchd Avenue Wlckhffe Oh1o WH 3 9882 Congfratulatlons to the Class of 1959 Wxth Best W1SheS Always TH LAKELAND FLORAL CO C Bar11e and Sons Flower G1ft and Garden Shop WH 3 1230 29651 Lakeland Blvd Wlckhffe Oh1o I I I and from E '77 THE PIPE MACHINERY CO P1pe F1n1sh1ng Eqmpment P1a1n or Thread Gauges Alrcraft Prec1s1on Parts 29100 Lakeland Blvd Comphments of Z 81 W MACHINE PRODUCTS CORP 30240 Lakeland Blvd W1ck11ffe Oh1o Com phments LINCOLN SHELL SERVICE 29170 Euc11d Avenue WH 3 9806 SMITHS FURNITURE 81 APPLIANCES Call us for Commerclal Refugeratlon and Household Appllance Servlce 29339 Euc11d Ave W1ck11ffe Oh1o Wlckllffe Oh1o Phone Wh1tney 3 1414 Wickliffe, Ohio ' I of '78 Best Wlshes Compllments URBAN SERVICE The Class of 59 29031 Euclld Ave LLOYD HARDWARE CO Hardware and Garden SUPPIICS W1ck11ffe 3 1550 29227 Euclld Ohlo Phone WH 3 2233 Compllments The Class of 59 ROY MILLER REALTOR 29340 Euclld Ave W1Ck11ffE Oh1O Complrments Best Wlshes to the Class of 1959 REHBERG S JEWELRY 8. GIFT SHOP WH 3 1266 WH 3 2675 Shoppmg Center TERRILL INSURANCE AGE NCY 29902 Euchd Avenue WH 3 1460 VALLEY S DRIVE INN Hamburgs Starburgers fDoub1e Deckersy Steakburgers Home Made Donuts 291 Street 81 Euc11d Avenue WH 3 9824 Our Smcere Appreclatlon To Our Adverusers THE WICK STAFF '79 of to WH- - ' - - to and I I JUN1oR-sEN1oR PROM MANAK1141 COUNTRY CLUB May 11, 1958 Carol Schoning places the crown on Gary Faul's head, as Jack Lane looks on. Gary Faul as King of the Prom, Sandy Neff as Queen, lead the Grand March 4 x.. ' ,5,-,N ,. C HORUS DA NCE RHYTHM TOPPERS Bill Bares, Accordion: Rich Vinciquerra, Drums: Lou Pro- venzano, Sax: and Ken Gad- ke, Guitar, are a popular dance band always in demand for school affairs in Wickliffe and surrounding towns. Enchanted Isle was the theme for the annual chorus dance held in the Junior High auditorium November 7 , 1958 . Y r -.. ' -0 X, . X A' . lj sgxtcnnm r f W 1 81 Donna Cappelll escorted by Jack Lane pauses trlumphantly under the flowered arch after bemg crowned SPECIAL E VENT 5 A popular rendez vous at the football games rs the concesslon stand Wh1Ch has been donated by the Boost ers Club for use of semors On Homecommg Day members ofthe Forum take over the Job of makrng and sellmg coffee and hot dogs Money earned rs turned over to Scholarship Funds 82 .5 .f X My Our school's first Christmas tree, a center of attraction in the cor- ridor. 11 Q 4 if 9 12595: National Honor Society Tea sponsored by the Wickliffe High Forum Parents of members and faculty are guests. The Lake County Music Festival on February 22 brought chorus groups from nine schools in our county to Wickliffe. Four numbers were sung en masse in addition to songs by each choral group. 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