Willoughby High School - Lens Yearbook (Willoughby, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1956 volume:

1 5 f ff Duane Crum .... Editor LE Presented By The Senior Clam of Willoughby High School IS-N Table of Comenif ADMINISTRATION. . MUSIC ...... SENIORS ...... UNDERCLASSWEN... ACTIVITIES . . CLASSES.. ATHLETKB .... ADVERTEEMENT . Page Page page page page page page Page 2 .,,,-sf ,, Q, ,s Afmaz Maier To our own dear Alma Mater, This the Song we raise, Ascends from hearts that love her And will echo now her praise. Oh may we Strive to do her honor Arid live by her rule. So come and join us while we cheer For Willoughby High School. l ,l 5 , 3? 14? ' ,ff QW, of f . I 1'--rw .W Ii f 1 ' ' 3 i. L 1 g, 4, P 'Q l ,,, . , .. M gf W WM!! JL , A7 ' ' 4 fi ,1 f' ff :WT 6 gvzf 9. li' ww -'fn' 1 5, . -W.. A ,hiya I , 54, 7,gi,3,.j A, W, X , . , fa' , if, ,. ' .f, 45 'AJ -- 1-, f '9' 1' zz, ga 7 5 I A 'Q ga, v-E34 -', in ZW , Q' ,' ,1 1 Q 3' f1'g J3'K'59f' gf. ' ' A ffwf, 'f uqq 5' ff ' r f ',f.,,4ff:f f3,--,,f',. ,rffvziy 1,12 ,L ,,.' 9 4' ' A 4.1-4' , V L' 1 l . , digg - , -,gl . 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'ff bf H 1 V '- . g 1 A 'f ff f .',,, o ,Kim v-if 9' 11,4 ,, f ,,Qg'fj:-m ,' , W r , hr ,ff,,,fff,'iw'f . 1 if 75 gli- f f 'f f ' ,M f, Ai - 0 lv . ,ig 1, ' 'A Q , 1 , .Q 4 , L , ,' ,V uf ' , ff , , 4 'W .3 V-57 ' ' 51-1, 'f7'Lqfvi'!?, 1 A W ' f 1' QP -' L Y '.:., 1 ' W 4, ,. ,ZA ya ,yr V' fffjl-ffkgz 'W v. f , ,. 1 5 K W., . ,j ff , .M , v. ii iz ,Q ' , ,ge f,f:,gQ1I 1.1 f Zu' ,' -, p- ,Sq , , ,imvgfn .-- ,.--y V, l A ,V A ,W V f, ,. ,wi 1 'mn 71 : V . ,, Dedzmizbn HE doors of Willoughby Union High School have been opened to students from this area for forty-one years. During this period of time many young people of varying interests and back- grounds have passed through these doors, some optimistic, some apprehensive about their individual prospects as Willoughby High School students. The school has proved a constant and a memorable factor in the lives of those persons who have attended it. To some, this school has been a home away from home during their school days, to others perhaps the building recalls memories of a less pleasant nature . It is difficult, by ordinary standards, to treat this brick and concrete edifice as though it were a person, yet in reality there is something personal about this particular building which has been the cradle of countless friendships and acenter for community activity. With this thought as our purpose,we, the class of 1956, the last to graduate from Willoughby High, would like to dedicate this book to the old school and to the future generations of Willoughby students. 4 -41 ADMINISTRATION HCI To QW Own Dem l Alma MJZKVJJ - W I I Bwzm' of Eduwzizm O the Board of Education and Superintendent j.B. Woodside falls the year around task of main- taining and operating the schools in the Willoughby- Eastlake School District. The Board and Mr. Woodside have done a notable job in keeping well ahead of the rapidly expanding school population in a growing community. We of the student body would like to take this opportunity to extend a heart-felt thanks to you for working so hard to give us so much. SUPERINTENDENT J. B. WOODSIDE BOARD OF EDUCATION I N' O J,B,Woodside, M.Achterof, presidentg L.B,Parks, M,B,Co1e, F.W,Wi1liams D C Kraus J T Smith 6 Admzfzzkimizbn ILLOUGHBY High School is surpassed by none when 3,5 it comes to able leaders. We are very fortunate indeed in having such capable administrators as Principle O. H. ' f Farrar, Assistant Principle Milan Stefanik, Dean of Girls, janet Hallock, and Administrative Assistant Arthur Holloway. 'Sf These people have the difficult job of coordinating the efforts of some forty teachers, maintaining discipline throughout the school, serving as personal advisor and counselor to over eleven hundred students, and doing several hundred other equally thankless but necessary tasks. It is with pride that the Lens and student body of Willoughby High School salute you, the members of the Administrative Staff. PRINCIPAL O. H. FARRAR s iii V49 ff f , ff I 1 X . I X W 5 , I, . , ff, .far V, Wi g! I Mgwy If ' , far y nj C.. A, fa - f , wp , f ,nf , . A . A nw W f fff f We ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL DEAN OF GIRLS ADMINISTRATWE ASSISTANT MILAN STEFANIK JANET HALLOCK ARTHUR HOLLOWAY 7 .-.Q N N5 Q' x 9 ac t 1. 5 X 'W' non x x 'N-X 3 J I1 '42, X 90,4-. ' ' ' ia 1 i ff? if it 'JW 3 ',sJf'f3:f'E,,fj Q' ' - ' ' S , ' 2 ' X . 4.A1f A E ,ah g , a Sf X 4 A' 'Q 'SQ Dfw' Q Vg XS, 'X X54 3 Q-Xu xf. Q X 9. K .A W. X 4 3 , my Q ,Z x 3 4 I O Q M. 4ff1fiffY ' - ' ',1u' L..,f' A t 1 CHRIS ARTALE Science, Mathematics JANICE CHRISTOPHERSON Business W 'GF' PAULINE BAUER School Nurse f X , ,Graf ,x,.qd MARSHALL CUPP Social Studies Fazaufzy If , -,Awww . mx ,xv v 5 ,54 Q A S 4 L ,, 4 , L mf' f' L 1-war' . 357983, f ?2Q4 . f,,,,',,QZ,. A . IQ V , - 5 'fvvsx ' f ., .Q -, ,,,, A' V , V ' . .- QQ! 19:26 , f- -' . - ' L, . . . . -- , -- 4 rl- N- fwg, 1 .. Q we is DONALD BOWLAND Mathematics ,gtk N! S h ' , Nr' T-Tx ,mf .f --:N f Q Rx x . Q iii QW: Q ,Qs N Q J X. xg M 'M x X l' :N X ! . S- xy -- EDMUND EDMUNDS Social Studies X STURGIS CARBIN Business ll ::- .PD V- t N B - v'.- wht . 'T' X X, Na. N 'ASS X 'X ss MAYNARD EVERSON Vocal Music MADELEINE FICKES History KT STANLEY FOSTER Physical Education, Health 1345 nf- MA RGA RET GIBBS Bus ine s s fi! in-7 ME L FERD HANSON Industrial Arts K t FJCMZW 2- il' DANIEL FRIEDBERG English, Aeronautic s 1' 25-n '. -:'- 1 '!g:' f ff f - L if -5' - 1, Q A f 'HY 1 4, V ,K I V M y ,, A Aff , 'Q' ' V'W.w,,f, g I EZ - , Hn 3, , ' I Jw ' 1 ,f fy, ,, , ' ly, ' ' ' f I ,Wil 9' ' R. EDWARD HERSMAN Industrial Arts lf V ' 4 2 ' Q , ff 3 N . X 'gf f , W 'ff it . ., V - 7+-txff' , ' 1 ' -' ? I , Q., X- ld C' Q' WIL FRED FRIES Industrial Arts -.J D . JAMES HEWITT Science ffd, , ' 3' AAA' . ..:- 5 a ll j final f RAYMOND HOFFMAN '15'5'gh Science ,, 9 is V' LUELLA LAING Home Economics 'T A+' , Fazmfzy ,E -5,4 Q ' f , 1 rf-:G fv .4 W ,xsirf if 1 A, f 'fl JACK HUTH Driving ADELE KNIGHT Latin I . 1 6? ,f ,v,fi, 6 ' ii ii- iA-Y I 42 3 V, if HE RBE RT LAKE French, English ROW LAND MA CHA Librarian lO ' T lf' C sf 'Xf JOHN KOST Social Studies ,X U11 I - .1 L 1 N I T VL 'GV x, NL XX, ANN MARBLE Human Relations, Health I . X N ml -gf 4. RICHARD MILLER Mathematics A 2-r f Jr-'W ., ..., .Z 1' xml I ff' IV EY PATTE RSON Busine ss im 7, My 4, 4 4 W , .Haw wi 1' 11 A Fdfuflyl 4. N.. ffl .. I ,H I if 4 N X NJ JOHN MILLER Speech and Hearing I fx gli QQ' f KENNETH POTTER English , if 'F . xc 'Har -' ,V gif? CHARLE S MINICH Mathematics 1, Q-mv W Y' I M f 1 V f . , 4. ,iw-, , ffq f VV f wiv ' f :,. VV by 5 NORNIAN MOYER English ' ff' l 'w I , W f' ' V 4 N. 4 Z 'W .f f Z , 9 2 1 1 ...4nf, 'f I ,f ,gy f ELIZABETH PUYAU Spanish, English QW!-ef ff? z QW' I ROBERT RALLS Industrial Ants .- 5 U J'j, ' f 1 0 ms' 0 . 9 f A v K f . I v 1., f ax 7 e- N x 'H U33 f ng X 1 SQ, x ht E N ff .u - L ALICE RANDLES Mathematics ,.,,' 1 fl T f f - , ff, gi , ' A A V ' ' ' ., ' ' ' X ' 814' ,,5. , u 'L ' . ' . , ' if 4'- .' au,,' Q ' 1, V ' - 1 Jilin . CLEO SAWYER English fff ' , A 'E f . - f , 9 I X Q6 J , , f,,!fv, -'Ti' 9 -1.f1'f ,f,. . S mi ' me Q 9 ' Q94 J , sm ,fu fab fa ' ' 'jf .. N - - 'HW' GRACE RECKARD English ROBERT SCHMINKY Driving Family MARLAN RIEMANN Home Economics A 1, in- Q g ihil L -, , ,H QQ. :NAI ' ,G 'C X LEONARD SLOMINSKI English, journalism ff 6 K 4? my f--'Z' ' 4 -K wr' F I 'V I X1 ' gk , xxx, 5 f ' ,i x 'a,, VE , , - A A A fm, S . , 'li CHARLES RUDDICK Instrumental Music, Harmony ax ,Nu- X 5 fd' E XX .... X X .,.-D as . ,f g X L, E JAMES SMEED Social Studies N of X . f -xr L. -.,,,, E x., I ilf X CHESTER WIKE Science Family .Mar- wzi ,ra 1+ V ' L... F' T' 4 .-,- --A X A 'ww Q HARRY WINTERS Physical Education, Health LIBRARIANS: Roland Macha, Ianeth Shewmaker, Dorothy Davis 13 E. sg? M V R MAURICE YOUNG Social Studies ,. ,E S . 4 41 , , Q 'i 5 L A F5 in . 5' il f Nhil 9' f Dzrizrguzrbeaz' C 221126745 MONG our distinguished citizens are Willoughby's represen- tatives to the 1955 Buckeye Girls' State at Columbus and the 1955 Buckeye Boys' State held at Camp Perry. These States are sponsored by the American Legion and the American Legion Aux- iliary . just after the first of the year the Senior Scholarship Tests are given. Along with other accomplishments, colleges use the results of these tests as a basis for awarding scholarships. The students with the four highest scores are pictured on this page. In the fall the junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors the Voice of Democracy contest. Participants were to write a five-minute speech on the subject I Speak for Democracy. The winner in W.H.S. was Duane Crum. For being the school winner, Duane received a 525 savings bond. BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE Anne Colle, Carol Miller, Dick Byers, William Neubacher, Crum, William Baughrnan. , L is E OF Oc RA DUGIIG Crum CY CONTES T Duane NIO D R S Fiffiiomf D OHOLA ' D UIDOUI uifle Crulnbeahn . a Ha agen ' Tho U1 14 MUSIC T613 The fong VW Rama My yyxgg V , M Mag., . ,,.,,,...Wwv-tfffmf ,ifffm Vi A . ,. , QAOH 71 6 19,13 59629 - Q, gr---:fi Yu' Y0 First row: P.Ridd1e, D,Bi1hardt, K.Yuk1, R,l-Iansen, J.Nash, W.Makowski, N,Rosenberger, N,Mears, B.Jonke, I,Gano, L,Con1ey, R.Kaczynski. Second row: B,Book, P.Ruddick, A.A1peter, D.Radebaugh, V.Ty1er, D.l-Iaag, L,Sa1er, Third row: T,Co1Jins, E,Noss, A,Reyno1ds, L.Donovan, D,Wi1son, P,Moore, A,l-Ieltman, A,Mauceri, D,Atkins, A.Huges, D,Christian, D.Atkin, D,Bourquard, S.Fox, M,Brott. Fourth row: B.Bergen1, B.Mel1en, I.Secrest, R,Roberts, D.Co11ins, B.Ha1aburda, I,Rose, J.Burch, B.Crego, R.Iones, D.Haagen, R.K1ein, I.Steinbrenner, L.CecLk, J. Prahst, J.Yug, I.Hart1ine, B.Roberts. Fifth row: A,Stephens. G,Doscosel, C,Row1and, J,Lewis, D.Michener, J.Grover, D,Porter, T.l-lemeyer, J. Conley, B.Cox, M,Llnek, B.Bourquard, G,Caudihi1l, D.Pepin, P,Quinn. MdVCZ7Z'WCg Bama' MID the roar of mighty drums, the flash of whirling batons, and the beat of a snappy march, the W.l-I.S. Marching Band steps off! The orange and black of new un- iforms, collegiate arm-swing, and the white blur of high- stepping bucks, make the band a colorful sight. Practicing an hour for each minute on the field, the band is one of the hardest working groups in the school. This year, for the first time in its history, the band attended a camp at Doylestown, Ohio. Here members of the band learn the steps essential to a good marching unit. Hours were spent learning to make formations. The band held a concert for a Doylestown club, practiced for the coming concert season and had a wonderful time. The chief characteristic of the band is its GO-GO- GO spirit. Special cheers and the important Mentor game helped maintain this spirit. Dance steps, props, and formations all kept the members busy during march- ing season. l6 Squad leaders, Terry Hemeyer, Bob Mellen, janet Steinbrenner, Dale Porter, jim Hartline. Linda Donovan, Doug Atkins kept the band on its toes . This summer the band plans to go to Florida to march in the Lions convention at Miami. They are pay- ing their own way by selling candy, holding a rock'n roll show, tax stamp drives, a fish fry, and many other money making ideas. They will stay at the Atlantic Towers hotel, swim at Miami Beach, march in the In- temational Lions Parade, and hold a concert for the Lions' Club. Special thanks go to hard-working directors, Mr Charles Ruddick, Miss jean Kelly, and Mr. Raymolid Rinaldi, officers jim Hartline, president, janet Stein- brenner, vice president, Peg Quinn, secretary. and treasurer, Anne Colle, and the Band Bo t by Mrs. Ben Yuki. OS ers eaded M 01 jbffallef Betty Book Linda Saler Priscilla Ruddick Diedre Haag Ann Alpeter Vicky Tyler Diane Radebaugh if 'K+-.-. ' R Y Z1 wwf 4 fwv' wi JN' . , V JMX gf? xy J uf WA fr Q . X, -4rM,, I - g mf' ,v 3 fn,- f 1 4 ' M 2. J ,M 'fi ,f I yn 4 ,W ' i 4 Ah! --5 ' ws ra.: 1'--fm-4 '13-:wg 7:-g-1 . - .f - . X vw--.. ' '-.4 , ' - Q- -..Q '-'iA3v. -' W my . ,f -1-..- ,Q-v' - -P'-L . .-zf' T ff',, 4- W., r-f,,......':-W ,mv sy' 1. 95193113 4 511,53 :wr 9 . s 1 . 1' Q u'f . 1 . X391 . 7l?'g'. OUR DLRECTOR PIANISSIMO! SECRET WEAPON? BRIGHTON BEACH 17 DRUMS READY? First row: L.Mook, J.Stende1, R. Murray, S.Wood1ey, M.Brott, S.WiLler, M.SchaefeI, B.Mann1ng, M.Govedich, P.BoykmLlliCi1!:ikCiC- Bomgardner, J.Sestak. Second row: M.Weaver, S.F1eck, A.BasS, P.PatterS0n. G.YOIk. Q-C0l'beU1 Jiwaffen- C-Iohnsoghw 'ue OA Mal-mini Kennelly, A.Gerbec, M,Cook, M,Copperman, N.Lippens, J.WiL1iamS. Mr. EVCFSOU. Th-lid YOWI I-DIXOIL R-wldgfeg-Bi 0 g'Eein-in er ' R.Sheppert, G.Boone, R.Crookham, M.Cr00kham, K.3I21HiSh. LNCISOH. V-Sfewafb I-Rf'gef5v C-Boutonf S'HengSt' ilzgge 'J Saba? 6 D.Pring1e. Fourth row: B.Sherwood, M.Mestrovich, R, Ash, P,Adams, J,Ackroyd, E,C.11nger, J.Berndt, T.Grue11e, Jlllhfch K,Cbn1e ,J . Delfino, S.Tep1e, s.stah11, L.Pum1a, c.Miuer, N.Tropf, J.Evans. Fifth ww: L-531'V1S. B.Wende11,.P.He1rman, J. ic Kg . I Logfllhah Ackroyd, P,Severson, H.Dietz, J.Mitche11, F.1er1an, J.Knoefel, I.Matz, I.Keny0r1. D-Comer' L-Wh1fmefY- D-BYe1'5- - aus- ' ' D.Pe1z. A Cazlnlzvelkl Choir Left to right: J,Knoefe1, J.Mitchel.l, L,Mook, J.Ackroyd, J.W01fe. I.N61S0Y1. J. Stendel, D.Pe1z, D.By6rS. 5 n , Z 1 HE A Capella Choir has done a wonderful job this year. Under the guidance of the new vocal music director, Mr. Maynard Everson, the choir participated in the Lake County Festival at Paines- ville Harvey, the Brush Festival, assemblies, con- certs, and the never-to-be-forgotten contests. The spirit of the choir this year was excellent, and the members really put feeling into each song. The songsters are proud to belong to theACappella Choir of Willoughby and hope that future members will have the same pride. The Girls' and Mixed Ensembles also partici- pated in assemblies. These groups are members of the choir chosen by Mr. Everson for their ability to sing solo parts. Officers of this melodious organization this year were: president, Dick Byers: vice president, john Evansg secretary, Marty Brottg and treasurer, Carol Miller. Left to right: S,Wi1ler, M,Brott, M,Crookham, N,Tropf, C, Miller, I.Sestak, R.Murray, M.Weaver, G,York, I,Rogers, 1 1 ' t 4 - 1-LA. First row: I.l-Iartline, K,Yul-rl, I.Yug, F,Martich, N.Wi1llams, D.Wilson, T.Masten, L.Donovan, A.Reyno1ds, D.Haag. Second row: I.Steinbrenner I.Prah.Se. N.Mears, S.Petras, R,l-Ierrick, D,Fairbanks, D,Michener, I.Grover, P,Russo, I.Matz, D.Porter. Third row: V,Ty1er, R,Kaczynski, D. Billhardt, L,Con1ey, P.Moore, D.Radebaugh, N,Rosenberger, A.Co11e, P.Quinn, D,Bourquard, S,Fox, M,Brotr, S,Koh1er, A,Stephens, C.Row1and, L,Buh1, B.Me1len, J,Secrest, D,Co11ins, B,Fox, R,Ceasar, Fourth row: BJ-lalaburda, W,Makowski, J,Rose, J,Burch, B,Crego,A,Mauceri, D,Haa- gen, R.K1ein, B.Bergem, B.Mait1and, D,Atkin, D,Christia.n, A,l-leltman, B,Neiner, R.Roberts, B.Bourquard, N.Rowland, M.Linek, G.Caudh.i11, T Hemeyer. Comer! BJWMZI NE of the most important musical organizations at W.H.S. is the Concert Band. Each fourth period these hard-working musicians practice concert and contest music. In addition to this evening prac- tice sessions are frequently held. This year the band held a Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, and parti- cipated in two assemblies, one featuring jazz. Social activities included a Christmas party and a picnic . Awards were given to senior members at the annual banquet given in May. The club's officers - president, jim Hartlineg vice-president, janet Steinbrennerg secretary, Peg Quinng and treasurer Anne Colle - kept the band straight on the road to success at the contests. Deep thanks go to Director Charles Ruddick who inspired the band in their efforts . 19 . . ' , ' ' . - 1 A Q First row: L.Thoss, B.Ionke, M.Morris, R.l-Iansen, I.Nash, P.Ridd1e, L.Sa1er, B.Book, A.A1peter, Second row: R.Iones, 5.0t'l, D.C01- lins, G.Doskocil, E.Noss, I,Soh1, B.Janis, I.Lewis, T.Co1lins, B.Hamilton, T.Tanka, S.Forrester. Third row: L.Saxe, A.Hughes, D. Atkins, W.Or1off, B,Cox, I.Bu.rke, I.Con1ey, L.Cicek, H,Fairbanks, T.Morgan. HE Cadet Band is a group of music students in training for the concert band. Mem- bers leam to follow the baton of director Charles Ruddick and gain practical experi- ence through membership. This is the final rung on the ladder which leads to the concert band. A number of these cadets are also members of the Marching Band. At piano: Judy Stendel, First row: S,Parks, D, Dickenson, B.Pu1ford, G,Boone, D,Schu.lz, T,Sakach, M,Crookham, P,Ruddick, Second Row: A,He1tman, D,Porter, P.Quinn, B. Bourquard, A,Reyno1ds, I,Steinbrenner, J.Prahst, B,Bergem, 07fCZ765l7f0l HIS rapidly growing organization is the only musical group in the school which includes stringed instruments . This year the orchestra played in the Christmas assembly, the Christmas concert which included allthe music groups in the district, and partici- pated in many other musical events . The Orchestra learns to play with expres sion by reading the stories behind the music which they play. The result of their inter- pretations is great music played very well, 20 Q D no F Qwhhofpwrgwlghri-6 inn-A nm 5 1N ' , s 'gqvff ff Aff 3 A331339 W0 gf ' 5 rx OP? ,C 'ngifxi A Ovlidnm v w .pvi0h.f Hn mm Z? I 1 NN Glee f K IW F W 'X 3 sw U2 n X 1 . 5 I l A A 'N 352211 594 J Glee CWM 21 'Wh The fumbzf 5672107 Pfam -2 'fr , . S . 1 , H gm., 'A , . -4, pg, 4. -.5-Q 'gn' A -S' . H. 3, auffy,- 'yi' 1-f 54 - f. 'f ' ha. -in-1, LH!-5. . X , .- ., 4. 3 -Us I' Q ..- SEN IORS ll WU' .31 574' 4 Ns. Z .-wry, ,IQ 1 W A-J' 2,.K'!'4F ' 'vi 4-in ,. .. f ,vnu W, A My flffemff Fifom H 561775 TMI Lowe I-IW as 9-.zz If QE' HE graduating class collectively might recall some of the past episodes which have made our stay at Willoughby High School a memorable and exciting experience . From the time we were tenth graders enjoying the unforgettable rhythms of the Candy Cane Caper to our senior year and the won- derful night of the junior-Senior Prom, our lives here in school have been filled with a succession of gratifying and memorable events. Who in the class of '56 will ever forget our junior year, the play, the sock hop, and of course the tax stamp collection which produced the revenue needed for the spring prom? Then came our senior year which got off to a dramatic start with the Senior Class Play. Next we screamed ourselves hoarse during senior night at the basketball game and finished exhausting ourselves at the skating party. Things came to a delightful end with the Senior Banquet and the highlight of the year, the junior- Senior Prom . The officers for this year are Doug Pringle, presidentg Paul Boltauzer, vice-president: Carol Miller, secretaryg and janet Steinbrenner, treasurer. 5 en 1075 x R-X 5 6 L e f ef ' 1 1' , , ,Lf rf ' f QQ ' if ' 2 7 L Q -5 Y f 1 fl 9 V i 'Zi 1 4 n 2 5 f 3, 4 ig . 4 4, 2 'P . af , , 3 , ,V 4 3 fi 9 jf?-1.1 ff I fy 5 fy ? 1 f 1 5 7 Z 3 f 6 ,Q . fy .I ' nj T. V , ,Z r V , 1 3 if . , J A I ,,t 41 1 1' . ' C15 Carol Miller, Paul Boltauzer, Janet Steinbrermer, Doug Pringle fa 1 ggi I ina if w 'Q Q '5 5 5 1 1' L ,i S . K ' r 4 L W , 22 'iff f 3' 'i f? I . 1 Ja, 1 ze nlyg ,Q ,- n l 5 4 . 'fi 'Vi ' r, 4 ' 2 X 2 I 2 ' 2 l f 1 3 if 'r 2? 5 Mrs XL.. f W4 J 'V ,qgvr-1 24 SENIOR COUNCIL Janet Wolfe, Carolyn Germ, Edgar Allen, John Macllwaine, Dale Ericson, Barbara Manning, Janet Rose jx Merrily Shan 1 live n ' I 'N PATTY IO ADAMS n 1-3 ,ya 42544. , 1 1? . , W'm W?b4,,, gi V O x , M' ' V V Y I E I1 4 ,, ' ' , ' ., A KVK. A M , j, ' 'bf'-- ' A M-ml Z I I ww4f4,wW X 'I A W I xr V 3 2-ff ' V if -'P rv 4 'V 'ME ,,:5,x5Qc, j ,f5fj,,g ,A Qzjy y, 1 'J ,,V, W O , I 'f 4,41 ff-' , -f ir, ,M , ' 'I RICHARD ADAMS She's always on hand when needed . V X A ,ij , J t ,V J -QQQMS5 rl W EDGAR ALLEN f 1 X A man of few words. ZH 1 Y .,., f P fu. , 3: if 1'-ye ,y 1 Q .- -e4j I A 1, f A yt' L, 727' SALLY ANDERSON A verysnice girl in her very own way 'A 'V' ' JOYCE ANT ONIN In silence there is no ' risk. I f f fan, 'lf' 'usa-v '.f ON JOY APPENZELLER Have a heart with room for every joy. M rrs A M f 4144 ff! X ZW Q! ,, ' QV'-'ffif' MEL- V W4 ,ff ,f ,i I W WZ' V 4 V, ffffrr ki , ' 5 f . , ff' , , f 1,, , W V, if ' , , ff , v f, , , ,, f ,gfff f ,,,,, 'W f f, if , ,WW4 f i' ', 9 , iw , f W 7 , ,V 1 V, . , 1 5 2 , ,f 2 fn- -' ,, ff , ,1,-1 , ' ,,5,5,:. , A 0 4, 57? , yin, ,,,, , ' fr 934 ,f ,,., , yfgfxf ' , fm , .1 ' NJ A 1 25 MARTHA ADKINS ff jg Quiet and friendly. JACKIE ALLYN Kindness in her, not just her beauty wins all. MARIE ANDROWSKI A friendly smile to all. DOUG ATKIN Wit and wisdom are with man. born . . .. ..,.. M5 ,.f.af1-7455 x y, ,ff-av' , A43 f , .1-41, 'I I 1 BASS IS the dress of who walts and I m stlll wlse thought , BILL BAUGHMAN M TEANETTE BQXTE? In the sprmg a young Oh' for 3? our 0 man s fancy turns to rw., Scotlanq- baseball W . ,L J' N X -w f ' 7' J' f u 914' gv6,f9Mf 1W'w ye Men are men but even the best sometimes forget. KEN BERNARD 'I'll find a way or make it yum X 4-gp.. . 1- 5151 . at V n K if? Q i I XX ,Q-V f , ir ' x DICK BEYERLE What lies behind that mask of innocence? LANI BOAZ There s mischief in her smile . BILL BOLTON A little guy, full of fun and mischief. JEAN BORITZKI Canada, here I come! 1?w 'NKJV mg -, krt I fl- ' ,I-1 ga. A, ff 4 I DOLORES BILLHARDT Sports is just one of the , things she does well. 5 . rv-.V 4? Q-...Q Q V Y O 'F J 1' I if if 1' '41 ' I' 'Q . . A ,, M. I f X 'VK 1 ' , If K I 1 'Q j ' ' ., 'Tr-Y A I- 2 ' 1 Q-v-MMU' DICK BORSH Ambition will carry him far. 'of 4 , ,,,.,,..l hi I Y f N, . ig 1 ' fff 7 I 'kj OA L DICK BILSKI 'Here am I, but where are my thoughts? PAUL BOLTAUZER A smiling fellow that one can't help but like. MARIE BORDER Always sees the bright side of life. NANCY BORSH A gal that's always happy, -'ff' Af ' , ugpyugqm 4 , ., 5,21 W 5 MT? f . , 'Tiff , ' i ' ,Q ' ' V' -7-125' ff y ' ' - ' ri 2 1 .1 . 6? DON BARRELL Look out West Point, here I come! DONNA BOWMAN Her smile won't come off. BETTY BROWN Life is not life at all without some play. TERESA BUERK She goes along in a quiet way. -.1 gnu? s v y.. DON BOURQUARD GAIL BOONE Sweet and shy, she is What sweet delight a liked by all who know quiet life affords. her. - 1 lx f ' f' B 2' B Mfg: N fi lr! B W 'H fi? at ,Q , 7yqA1?cEl'r BROOKS -M lj' Neat, l' eable, apackage we-j-fy f ,Wi 'bf smiles. X 'lfwlay l V ,ld : fl' Wwe! 1 3 la YJ 1 ' W x R 5 '-:v ..,1,.,v., 4 1,v. f---V 1 - .N l x , fi L fly f Q G3 bffxff f ' ' ft- f fi at ff-9,258-ff'mfz::egff .-1,1 f' fd OX 'J lv 1 11 1 MARTY BRoTT B , W , To know her is to love ,. M A5 1 G! c her'u ,. l X P ll d3liJRLE ETT DICK BYERS 28 Silence is eloquent. , .cf- , NB Q 'VN B Great hearted gentleman singing his song . I ,nn Q X X fy RQ r Qs S re A VUL f V , X7 N- A i X all Y sg, N 1 1 is' sf-1 S' 'pf-3-v E' f X Ri I JOYCE CAHILL JACK CAPEL Laugh and the world laughs with you. LILLLAN CEFARATTI Full of mischief, jokes, fun. - 'x V X' XX V F X 5 y f M . . Q X V Q X 'X I xf' f' 'J r. if l ' M 1 ,L f , Q XL 'V jack of all trades. six, ,,-r 1,-o s-I X pw- '13 ED CLINGER - A merry boy is .., ' -1-g ig , fi,-I ' 'f Q. f 4' ' ANNE COLLE 'Exceedingly wise, fair spoken, and persuading . mf 1 X ?W'Tf'3 ' DAN COLLINS A little bit independent. 52' u '14 15? 1,5 W +v 'vw 'N 1 'Y W become U JUNE CLEMENTSON Not all redheads are ,Dj I , temperrnelntalln I aj ' .Z Vv.2 ld VQJLJ' 1 ,ff ,QJJA :X ,jf .1 , ,.JL-J Jff-fi rw-Q 0 X VM I, RON COLA Absent in body, but here in spirit . DENNIS COMER A boy with his camera. lk fx, 42, -.f-.....,.. I X X ,. , IJ, 5 , , -4 , 34' 77 ' 2 ff 32 , A r it at Wsg-'x sw H :M 5 ZF, f Y X '47 'Vw , -J '-J f ff if f CLIFF COOK KAYE COOK His good looks and A cheerful look is always leadership qualities will pleasing. go far. KEN CONLEY Caesar lost his life because he was ambitious. 1 MYRNA COPPERMAN She has a heart as pure as gold . ci lx '3 i RUTH CROOKHAM True are her work, words, and friends . I 'swf , ,Y Q, 2 . MAJ X My l W 30 v if .-7-. -J 1 MILDRED COOK She has the sweet magic of a cheerful face . , 5 , 53 ' ' 4,3 JANET cooN l V BOTH With a of W X I . ,,.,.. f I f 4 f , ,, I 67, 1 Wy' M5 A r 5353 4' I 1 , f , y sf f, 0 ZW , , W , tl fd' --1,1 V35 WY f . ,ni ' If I A 1 taking . x W X DUANE CRUM The world is his for the dluqx. --I . laughter. CONNIE COSTELLO 'A merry laugh is sunshine in the house BOB DEANER He never wore out any books . , .4U '. . 4 CQ L . Yr 1, T., sz--iff, ,, V i Q v '-l ax, 5, , , ,Z-ZA: ., ' 5:3 ' s img 1 3 l Q' x Q1 M V , 'N-.4--0 H CEAROL DELFINO DOROTHY DUMONT DALE ERICSON YOU fe 0U1Y YOUUS OUCS- Merry among friends. His mild manner is sincere . JOHN EVANS 5 35 'W 'M THoM FAITH Men like me are hard to -A 1 The world's a stage find. p 'i XM H and all its people ' ff' ' players . ' f'- X I 4 V L ' 1. DIANE FETZNER A A ' 34 A ' fi JIM FLANAGAN She walks in beauty. , 'la f w Out of sight but not out 1 5' D, of mind. in . 4 ,vi 1 01 fuj' 1 I if I , ' f SUELLN FLECK LL W VJ' fy 'lCl5lN FLECKENSTEIN Juyr FLETCHER A friend to everyone and . C-f ' ya, y L ,lf I m not as C0mPl1Cated HIS eyes tell his everyone's friend. 'E LL, ljjf HS my name- intentions. ,X I 1 A 1 L fo I N , ll , A A ' Ms .Ji A A JV f L 1 L 1 K 1 all A. A I p :V Z x, ,,,,,1 fl 9 M U if 7 My W , V 3 r A, A 'A bu Ulu Vx X ' Mrs I A if f lf N l 'Wiz' if J . if -few' A r bl., ff ji ,,,, ,,,, Mfv' JW ' yi W' U , ,. . ,.,. , D J 31 W '-. ,V , A ,ggi e ?eeA, ,efeeewffl ' lx yn eye A f A 3 . WW- - ll 8' 1 ,f , , af L' KM if if , A Z' Wy., , ' ,lf yt A ,tW f , ,A, new g??i .Sage ke 'I V RONNIE FORBES SANDY Fox JOAN FRISHKORN 1'u leave quietly. 1 laughed nu 1 cried. Reserved personality, loyal to friends A gl , it it v i Aff ,, 1 1 G V if G15 R MR DICK FULGENZI X e's a R g'er, es! 5 ' Aww, 1 He can be moved to ' V, - X A ' -NJ' smile at anything. , f M N! 5 ,V N x I .fe lf LW lv AQ Ll A iaUlKyU,QQf ip 572 I VVHV . V f i LEONARD GALL :F 4- I have spent the longest X ' 12 years of my life . -ww 'Nl y ef V- N, .,p Q, f A A-We ,,. ' V e ' J' y +. l,e Wea A eewse V Q X1 J GLENN GERALD . My A A ANN GERBEC I only know I'll get out ig ,X ye ji ' er nature is always of this school Yet! by -X X' Xl QQ Q A elcomed. lx J 8 N J w Xb 5 XNl l Q NPV! --sf DAVID GEORGE 'All heros a1en't six feet tau. ' CAROLYN GERM In her tongue she has 3 gift of kindness . NV' Ri'--+.. way Q was if ' 1 ,,-J' X 1 ..-X M? , .4 RETHA GIBSON RON GOLDEN She never says more than Genius is the capacity is necessary. of doing hard work. MARGE GOVEDICH 'To me a true friend will never grow old. V1 ,gf ,f 1.4.4- 'E , . 2 if filgifv ' ,I ff if , 1' 'J , W Vf 7 ' . f'! f!',7 ul Wffzxny yy I QV- ff . I,LfZff' M-1 LLM' f I ' , pf xi Hf X , . In V! A h,',j'ff'. DEANNA HAAGEN She profits from both wisdom and pleasure RON HARRISON 'Ah, why should all life be labor. Mfhaa-dv 11? Kr' isa .Q -gf i f J c---QQ 1 i f-31.. ,Tk 'A If ff-Q-ffl - H xl, ' 'V H vi K IJ. W JIM HARTLINE vu IV ,,'C7L,m4g'E','1 ,,,,.,.,.. . f f , f , Vx' 1 ' ,aww ' ,QQ Z V! 1 It X 2 f ED GOTTSCHALK The air around you tall guys tends to weaken the brain. SANDY GUSTAFSON In her quietness is charm . BOB HARDGROVE Blessed is he, who finds wisdom and understanding Without musie, life ' 7 :lf 7 W wogld be a mistake.' 'flflgnd vigor. U W' , in fin in WI VV '- .Mfg li ll AN' W I1 xl Mft lffffll ll r 1, l iw PM ll' -af fl' ff, I f , 'Te 4 Q , N, 1,3 -, y f ,f.W,75,L, .i, 3,54 5 A 11,54 .12 ,M fl vhrjreig, A at I ir I yf, 9 1' HZ' .tram 1' 25, if 4 f . '12 ff' I 'fra'-ill, if 'jail' 2 fz K 'P Uv, I, 1 5 'K I I fl V x I A 49 ,441 fb, 1 mv 4 M ' ,i if J We W, A ,, I ,fu f lk 'Sf' 1 -'K 1 w, ' '--.- J .Fax 62? , ' the affff c,.'T-J' 'T ', M, ' 'Q 1 I ff :,w427i7gf:f:3, ' f 311215, 3 1 mfr , Y ,gf f was V ,, ix ,f, , x '01 , fi J E BEV HARVEY FRED HAYDEN JERRY HAYWARD Flirtatious eyes with Silence is a friend that A m1ghtY 11319 man glassy specks . will never lead you astray. BOB HE IMBE RGE R We know what we are but not what we may be . TERRY HEMEYER Small in size but mighty in personality . RICHARD HENLEY Who can learn without studying? , 7-I, hfaqvyil.. - '-' -' -'41, 1 11 - ' . 4 Q A me , - , fr ' 4 iam... , M at 'lp 5 if vamxf fvix i '-'wi' lf -M. I ,v.s,1.,f,g4Q 1. ffff Zzf 41' ,, m 4' 1 'K .W 3. ,ww ' Mfg . , fa If , , 'U ' NN Z 4 V QA K I,- Nw, .,-vs f-.4-mg, -aff' J -:Z ,ii ' 'Nl 'seems 'Vis IVADELL HIGGINS As mischievous as the day is long. 5. ggi iv 51 'ms'- PHIL I-IELTMAN Never take life too serious . BOB HENK Half of your wishes would double your troubles . PAUL HIPSHER Reserved personality loyal to hiendsf' U Ig: A. w w M N I K4 X 3- is ang n . 5453523 I EG I ,. 4 wr 7' ' '94 i EX v Nl 'X QF K' 1' 1, ,Af r t ' A pg NJ' 3 5' 5' .. sr ,V 5 uw' fm, vsrfpr ,',. -b W I f 2 ' ':X.r:::-- f'++l XxN'i , iff. .', ' Efqrwg- f 'i Fil? if 'T' R-X ga - v ir q fr . , LJ D J' , 1 ,yy ! 1 ,V+ Axel KR 'wb A- K ' l of J I ' 5 2, J I ,4 V ,Af X ,J 1 1. 2' 6, A 9 1 Q I , L W f r ,f X4 I l - - ' QM F o nf 4 EILEEN HITTIE Makes friends easy, keeps Warmth, cheerfulness, . them well. and a sense of humor. BE I'I Y HOUPPERMANS A quiet pleasant manner 5' brings many fIier1ds. ,-g. - f I y . PAT HOERNIG 'V ,l.. in, ' 9 1. A M :ff j .1 A xy, , at A S, if ML F 4 ' ,' B 1 y L I K .1 L w '5 V, Ui 'Y 'f '1 Y , Y' 'M f X 1. wr. . i W, a:,uis2:w!1Y- A f W. ..,f, , x N 'if i ,A DAVE HUNTER 3 Quiet are his ways. 'ici' 'Nl' I 5q'Ly V QQUDYISAKSEN FREDIERLAND y , y , !'Those about herread l-ie wears a black leather jacket and motorcycle 3 P A her perfect ways. boots. ' f J J 1 I , , ,.,,,, 'Ki , 'inf fl f fi FZ' 'Z , I A Agua , v f A e 5 ,Q ','v ,yy N Wfoff , 2 f V, , fx ' W ff WWW Wuf ANDY HOGE 'I work hard but no one will believe me NEVA HULT Quiet to some, gay to others. JACK HURLEY A little leaming is a dangerous thing! SANDY JANC 'Her quiet and charming manner attracts . ,Qi f X ' ' , W' f , , if ,. '. ,, ,F -gc' . 24 43 1 : A k , v .Lfw A J J A ' 4 J ,,.. we D , Ziffw A , V , I LYNN JENKINS I will show my face to the peopleg it is worth showing! CHRIS JOHNSON Her personality bubbles with effervescence . 47 ,ff VIRGINLA JOHNSON Life is full of pleasure. x BRUCE JORDON J V f ED JORDAN School is fun but a W V V f What a way to get an both r too, yy DLA W V I' education. fu fx J J f , y V, , Qlr- Ur 9 1 I 'N' f ' If .42-'L' O f' JJ N .f U f ex fbi-'V ,b 1 , L A x NT L! I jim' t if U 4 Q, Z7 A X ip' ' X56-'Z C' 0 fi J' 7 ,J JJIJ PX !!L7,fL'l' f L N' I K I J f Ku 3 J Q J .XJ V A 2:3 V Cx M' ni I J XM f V 5 ' ' Lf if 1 J -sp xx . H U GARY KADOW f ll DOJNNA KERCHGASSNER Time will come when Q if L ' In her quietness is ou will hear from me 'ff' ix Y . www, fs charm, . A Ax EDITH KIRBY' ' ED KNEREM JIM KNOE FEL SHe sayjs littliflfthin s , 7, , Mighty oaks hom little He who loves me loves H N'JQots.Jf V 1 qt, I - My acoms gTow. my dog, IJ 1.1 J !,, A, A 'fly 1 A' I lfw Klux U ASK ' 'yh ,- K , Ar Q!! ' . wtsiyf il X Z A N ,ai I - -ixw r J' .. N t Wm J g X I ' J ., . g' l Y W, f J fl, fJi li N, -X g at a 9 'WW' J fi ' ,Jat a li a , ff' J ' 9 - Q 5 sift Axim? vw 3 -vs wmv ,J ip .K :R ff in lx W1 is U A in 1 vs 4 ,I dwg? ,, ' ' .ex ,f , X ,ar I V X S Ly n N GEORGE KORPI A good sport and a fine sportsman . 1,-R 1 Lf 'J L L 1' ' ' , i , 1 M I ' z lt KC. f HANK KRANTZ 'Lessons are all right in their place . DICK KURRLE Ambitious boy with big ideas. CAROL LEE lil' L' . l 'L W rl A ff We f n JERRY KOELLISCH ll ' SHIRLEY Komcsi. 'Boys like him don't say Let not thy hair be out much, of place J a- R 'mf -A ff L JH ' , KATHLEEN KRAMER fx 'V 'X ' A quiet manner follows f ' ' ' 1 her footstep. ' N' .4-3' f . . ,Q L A L l ' Af' -L A '7-Tv MARILYN KREMM ' ' ' A , 'She's a gal with a cheery -.0 r X ' smile for all who pass. +537 L , -L... ,f 1 f J l V '77 all if M- , Aygx-f, CJJ, f' If ,fb ,X ' ' A 1 I 'jf7gJf3 1 - p. ,-.. qjfoff J,:f9ff'f 'AW Lujf- f ,ff- A.1 1 'J' 1 ,1Lf,u,cfrMfA Yft ' I R tx AW! I MIKE LANN If a bl c fl X uf I 5 , Di Xp, 1 ,. Better three hours too . soon than a minute Q' ' dyflatef' A y fl: rally S' a n w fy f JE MIQ X dd 7 I yy, M ' ' ghd i ' X AVN n y fy yy , M ,,n, If A X? W ff fvf , f ' , A ?Wf I can resist everything except temptation. M Wv. gig fw.,,.r- 1 2 L -T- SANDY LEE Live, laugh, love and be happy! DOUG LEWIS It pays to be well dressed. c I V fl V 1,4 . Q 1, lc? Lffvff , f'L LL L' L-11,5-D new A , 1.17-,V LLLUL EU, tw? L+ CJVCL ci clf bi J L L 1' . k'fA W V I ,I 1 549442 ' -WU WSJ 'ffffiiwc ml MARCIA LINEK Sweet smile, Vogue Fashions, charming. RICHARD LOREK 'A quiet soul is he--- sometimes . wV h f . WU? ?: uf TWV VV A5444-a J J 2 if of fy. L BETTY LEININGER 7 1 BETHEL LEMMERMAN A true friend is a J The reward of a thing glimpse of heaven. well done is to have done it. nv.. 'Vu rgg--M 'ff 'wi' W--u-.ww MW ? '1v Wm- JOEN LILLICH Success is doing common things in uncommon ways ANDREA LOCONTI A perfect picture of poise and beauty. 'U JOHN MACILWAINE JJ 7 A WW, lg L f T He can smile at anything. Q! y hgdirlda C SSQITFE . NL f' A Que a lem 'ff il N 'J U ,h JQXXV A Tbp Q, on 0 i fr yd t,.' ' G if N L l X I , ,,,,X' , V I W as . 1 wr E l xt A -, ' 5 5 -lx s 1 K . 5 t -e.,.N,av In , X S :X XR K ww Q X J X J BRIAN MARTIN Quiet in a different Sort of way. RON MATETIC Think before you speak.' BOB McKAY Not a care in the world. MAHON PAT METZGER Ak ,XE-WX IRVEN Mc .-Rather shy but very M How far thls httle candle bri t. J throws her beams A C3 fy a e J fm .1-9' if - , . WJ J 'ft' It -J f 12. 0 ,. 2.5 V I We X if f ix '- , . -Wf-r - DIANE MILLER Good things come in small packages , -. 'J' ily 'T' , 1 A! 2 I ' Q' AJ' All xg I f NICK MINITCH I have fought a good fight and finished my course . CAROL MLCKOVSKY Diamonds are a girls best friend. w 1 1 .XJ 7 MARCY MODICA , ' , A I LINDA MOCK 'AS merry th day is 4 Music is the speech of 1 f , '-J ' an els 0118- Aff ,dj g R ' Wi if I X 1 X ty yf S V 1. ' fy. vii N LR! J V X' AL' A v 8 Lf' J I ,il ,J -' X A I ' I I N ,L V if X ,Q f LJ tx. ..xt f' if ' 1,,paf V v-w.e,,' Nu , ' f ' V , R ' r f' Lf y A L A ,N - L ' I H-. r M M VL MP I J! ,L , K 1 L L M wry I t Jos MooN 'W 'V DOREEN MoRENzj -M Fun is where you find Always ready for a good it ,,.....y time . is v4 X , A RBARA MOSHER DON MOSS ROSEMARY MURRAY ' e ftreturned to meet JV He takes things as they A sweet girl whose eyes old friends . xf' y, come . match her personality . ill lim ' X ixk Xu N Jjl Q ' ,X I 'Qc X W WJ ry J, by Yi ll if l J N , Unix in, M 'H in V E f v , , x- , lf 1 . f If 1 'iii VY WW ill! ,x 'HMP X ,KU M LVM I milf AGL K3 xl ' Wi WMM ,Q , 'l r fx'-Y-wifi J E953 L wel. WoT-Q33 . wwe RJ A Qt WM . glows - go A VW ..xx K, A G P lrsfzi X wi 9 ' L-F eg: fe' RON NEMURA It would suit him if all days were holidays! RON PAULES I'm saving my energy for my old age . 71 .1 f , ,1 we ,L J! gi, 4122!-pl KFZJLL llw .LJ 1, J C 6fLPH1LLr3s' ' ELA SQ!-c!e?t,Pql1ieEQass.' 1170 fy!! FL? I , ff k ,J i V' L lj Vyyjfjvikb if A' uf ,U LU ul, My 0! 'il UM ART POLLARD The tall, silent type . 14-qg, 111' ew' .qnaqr BILL NE UBACHER He's quiet and dependable. afx nik- 'f ,QS , P 'Q rf 1 Mist .. 2 QY 5 a , f Y ur- W5 ' r f -E9 I , f l BILL POOLE Happy go lucky is his I' middle name. I l 1 ,,.f y f I . ..gy'3Lg-A ', F ff 1 r R f f ' ' 70' fi if , ' 1 41 PAT PARENTI Generally speaking, Pat is generally speaking . JOE PETSHE There is always a short cut for doing everything vu I JERRY PIZMOHT the pink of condition. ,QU J, HTQIIKE PRESTON X, if . IU A light heart lives 1 1 I longer. .lf Jw, J 4 I,,,J,'.h5 7,ve'fW 5, 1 .W If LL l Z 'i nk 1, 1 p f ' ' ' ,V ' w ,.,. '? S3513 V and.,-.M , if , His blushes keep him in ,. ,q .O x O, ,QQ K . R75 2,1 M E7 , DG 'PEGGY mlilifit ' f?gC, Nothing great is achieved if without enthusiasm . F' xy .. V ,, ...E H 'G' x RANDY PRIMOZIC Blessed is the man who invented sleep! .Q ? ' L , mv-A, rg NA DOUG PRINGLE As much a part of sports as sports are of him. .qu--.X iw JV V1 NHL J' A H fx ft HJ' Q, f ,KQVU X 1 fn, il V L bv ur 55.1 , ', ft 'ln-qvff' f Z ,,,,,, if f Lf M, X ' ' rx ' L ,, f 4641 a lx L JU 4 AL PUGEL I'll leave fame for the great men. , f ,MZ L , 2 R 190 rf, Mig? I. BRUCE RONIGER I Let others labor, I'll do the rest. NT , , Rf' f-1 ,47-'C.4'l,,flAffj?,!k fl V7 Nova.-v-K 7ZgZ,i M I L49 X, f ll if V1 K kkiflcf . Il ,ff l 1 4 'L Qfli, ' R l pw ll L X E V Q , H UV, , M , A' 1 V? ., 1 V H ', .lj A '.lQ,A i X JKT Wai-a.Q'f,,,,a,,1 K V ,N ' . ,J 4v-' - V, 4 LU' , A l ' . X 1 i .nf ' l L f .fm r nf' a sf K 4 'A --' JANET ROSE n jg if' H NEAL ROWLAND Glistening like threadsl' f' .ff '--F f ' ' FOOt l00Se and fancy of gold. X!! , L2 ' 'tj r I free. I t,, ' ' l ' i ,Xu ., 1 4 , . E ,E X A n ,, X I ' VN, fl ' 1 f BOB RUSSELL The ideal photographer, loads of fun. r J is-rf IX .W I X 42 1 JOANNE SABIN I'rn really not the quiet .Mtype . .L ,.,L ,rx -IN xf , ,f Q' DANIELLE SALO -fl 2 R a Dynamite is small, Q Q -, ll too! QW N. x L 'L 10' 1 'S A -nl I Xl ein bug , KP X LARRY SARVIS This busy world and I shall never agree . EUGENE SCHULTZIK , Get thee behind , l IL B A IN. F , I , 5x E -4 ,J 1 DALE SAWITKE Silence is the perfected gui' BOB SCHNEIDER 'Life is a serious herald of joy. problem, y '-rE' IM , f' ' - ,KW IOANSI sr X NM ' Her 'eng' e many- , ' ,LW ,M .- her fo - e there any? I ' 1 7 0 ' I AX A A 4 Fjw QQ! '.w'N If I lv ' ., . f t' I 'H Satan, and pushllrf MW X ' 5,13 - I .V 0 if . M' TJ J ,to N ts A 'Jr' F -JJ xx , xy flak. X ' J, ,fm V at If by 354 Wit' 1 A Y IEJS STAK ,X ' ghinglkface and' I dancing eyes. X' ' ' J .ff , ,L X fn N vflia I If W ROBERTA SHEPPERT 'f I Lx Good nature is her E' Llfrf' , 1 J I ,ff fu... KAY SHEPHARD What's life without some fun. PAUL SHINHEARL Worry and I have never middle name. . 1 met. ' K' '4 1- ' fl i p: e W fl L' lm ' L f 'X y , P JI J 3 E2 V Xju I flyv jjj , I I ly 4 T 43 X BILL SIGLER Alas, one thing finished in the hasty world. 5,51 v,.-fy? h'1f, , r Q f Qui Z , 41 7 , 'V 1 'V i A W C' , ' ml 'V C - li M f' xy 'il 'EQ 'v-3-wvj. :vi ,, ,f H 'Q TOM SIZER Speech is great but silence is greater. FLORENCE SMART She has a ring on her finger . vw ROLS GEF? KEN SHULGA I c, It's not leamin that A young men neegf' X 6.7! befed for SU X 9 L, -qfy will l 1,-W., is YW CH UTM W '10 ' rf' AJ 'lf 1' 'ffl if . d dit , Tlx if' j ly' 1' .w4i 'wif N' if , ' J V.. ' rv f - . 0 Nj-or A' 'A , 'lf fa ,f I Y , JANET SPATE ' A little bit of elfish mischief. L . ' . I v l' 1 ' - 'b gkulnx IM Q4 mf. 1. t l 4 . M t ,' gl' il, ill' ..n ff 'gN-f' ' .r 1 . o is mm ,f ,, ly , KATHY STANISH Always neat, always sweet. y 6 X17 V .uf if U . I I J Y STARK Qjlwl c Jw rel-,c?cles go with a A lc erful nature . eng WN 'lf' V qnekv nj J' fr' . long 'remix abunyf LU! DALESNYDER ,MOL x Curiosity is a character- istic of a vigorous mind. l .. J ,J R 'QQ-' ' .P , 7-'Jdbf GJ l 'Sify .,f W , ' ofrffrvff ED SPRAGUE Run! run as fast as you can. JUNE STASUN And people think the owl is wise! 'f 'i'N fur? .673 VW? lflug lr X 2.9 x . ' ff 1 WM , 1 1 I ,JAM I ' 'V 1 my 4, ' ' ,Q if' , ff ,Z 4,7 f L , . . f '-I ' ' 3 A Q . ' 2 it V X , . I ,, f , , 1' , , Y 'Q 'v ' x X 1: X., JANET STEINBRENNER She will have moments Q Xe X 1 X L ni. V u -. V e. ,f-wi, A , ,A ,f , . ,tv M ffl' L it ,A 1511 MIL it k tl X I Ui 4 i f U 4 f ' f ?'w,, 6 V 1 ' ' ,grit Mx ,, A 2 ff, ,f ,f. , ,H rl XM' L Vfly - 'Q ' . l Q if Ll A ,Lgjf if N 1 I -j f! ' v U 9 L21 I LL V V ' V, L 4,4 Ove L L ov A A l A , calf - U tiff EZ: DIANE STEVERDNIG A little girl in a mighty to remember. WOfld. Nl GARRETT STEWART A lf: I never trouble trouble. ? Tl' , 1, 4 wwf' - 1 ' L' 'f ' by A ' ' ig will Lfylx in I! . , 5' L F 1 1 isyj, LINDA STINEDUISE C Small but mighty! Mir--' , sr hj,jfi T V 'Q-sl? b :dnl N . ff,-A4 ,Ms i f , 'Y' Mfwv , R 4?'. Q?i 4 x E A f Q2-L-M., 4-v '5- Sv- Qf' V! Us inn-ni f ' f 1 pi! T sdiigiya ,ily W',E5xRLiSx d M d On h 5,4011 it ,sppt , an a C331 A f iffy A l: N b J ' N-4 ' I 1 v I 1 . H' 'J 'NJ 1 ' Q 1 X 1 A fx -If if..- ,1 lj ...--qw 1 1 J f If U 1 t I 1 K rl 'U 51 11 I X AU? ,QQMEW M fl xy ,, Ui X f 4 i it 'fu it J W- Al I JF X X My V 5 1 lil 45 JACK 'ST1-3VENSl if ' Make haste slowly. v , , 1 DAVID STIEBIG Bashfulness is one of his most becoming virtues. 0 f I 1,17 V 'll V I X W K jbgjfg of wif .SEN A , JOE STRAN V A He has those ge ift blues . i J!! f - wi f' F14 VL 3' X A L lf- wi ' . uf 2 A 1, , ' -J 9, , ', i NV xx ,ff VK N V, AUDREY SULLIVAN A mirth quake of laughter. ,wr 1, R' 9 I Q Kit JANICE SUTTON 'Life begins anytime '- X ' DONNA TELLING It's the cateftee gal who gets along. 4 'uf 3 F 13 4 Q 'V l Lllkxl X, , n P . - .J , X, V F' ' in , , X. X Q v t' ,Qi -N-JP F X GLADYS SWAN Always obliging and thoughtful. J N Qi'-f 1.-, 1 j tx In N Ev 5 V K Xl N XL 'YN 1 1 , 'N , Q 4 ' 4 - ll I rf W f. -11, 1 Mr fx PJ, MN V A XJ '5 X -L J, its 'Xl ' X y Y x ' N if gf! - N ., 3 t 3 Nl , 41 P XV MADGE THoMAs o, gg F X3 Everything is 'jim' 1 ' dandy. NQN ag- --.41 -l tb M x Lf-ef in-J' ?5 1 'J' M7 FRANK SW ENSON Easy come, easy go. JIM THOMAS There's advantage in l inches. wi 'fi FRANK TIERNEY Life is just a big puzzle H DICK TRAMTE I , 3 H BILL TRAWATHA NANCY TROPF A man who has a hearty ' A iff Agreat -deed is often . ' TO have a friend is to laugh can't be all bad. ,-.X rx X dx ne quietly. be a friend. x f ciim 'Q ,, 'J ly J '-X . N .,--1 V 4: L7 N' 'fl I -S. , ef' 1 7 tml I I . .wi tvsq Jil fr 'V 1 s V if, V ' 719-Ir ,, ' U 4 46 J ,. - rf.-4 ,,....-4' fy XX - Q 1, Q A X 5 A Jifrtfwy' 119 aww 5 bf ,L z'6lg: , :iff , ' ,f ,' me L A fm JK rw' MW if f l L f 153090 X L . l i I f A T ,.. r Ja I 511,60 I T if R 1' 4,104 H5 C, f ll X JOE TOMSIC NORM TUTTLE TIM TYLER Why aren't you all The reward of effort is The answer to 3 C0ach'5 content like me? achievement. prayer. ,R ,,,x,Q4Qr W LA., 1 O v - UV .r T 4 0 5 , rr WW to To rw ffffq, 6 rl 124.14 G NTAJ NJ do Y Q . 4 -- ,I Jw QF l N y fl ' W oyik gm U Q I I .,,., N r AXJV V ANDY UHL , S ff 'X ff f' r X 3, duso N RENSSELAER He Servers me most Whorf fl Mil' ll A smile with an intent servers his countr5L2est.NJ 1 X- Sf to do rrrreehiefg- X VJ, fnr LfN ,ff rff ' lj rf ,i A V F 1 7 5 X 11, v y cl fr 159 T' I A! H , ,., l f ff' HZ ve! .ff .2 BRU W LK R ' 49' ' ' Aw- M. A - CE A E r r 4 J R JOAN WARREN A man never KUOWS , '- Full of laughter and fun, he can do unt11 he tries. B iff T' I 01 ever ready ro help igme, ji in - 16- f'ii' ii.f?z one ' H l V 1 if rs V l-.1 I K5 A A Q V H ' l r. , 9 A A h I I- r l M' Vi! l L ' Adfkj , - ' X fn fi J 5 I V' 'fl r f L 'l LQ! ,fr A Il' J R X7 Lf if iw W- ff. Jffrf 4 4 1 'X I ., . , Q y L 'J' Rf'-7 N u L r ' THIA RGER HARRY WERNER .I SHIRLEY WESTFALL r 'I i r to 'Yvear out ' Look at the birdie, hold Life is no longer if we t out . J ' it worry I it -ff rbfkgf' W , , Fr ' ' V p ' 1 4 T T, ff Y 1-.ll ' .4 fl ' ' W i 4 NW rr 3 Wm , ' ' 1. ,J - ' N ,, . I rv' f' W ,1 ' , V f' P A 1 l . t N - 'llil I ' 'M ily . r,,r fr ' ff rlfepfrv L ' , 1 ,1 A Q , , 9 ,xx 1 f W A Y n A K W3 47 22441, fr 'y x J' 1 X i t It my WJ ,,-,. f . - v y fl. V we 'W . . 'f 5, we 114:' , A , , 4 , , I 1 JUS - W SL ' I f V'wW7U1 l t M - gf, ' 1 , ' ' I 10' Z I fa KZ ,iff SALLY WILLER LARRY WHINNERY BEVERLY QLAND. ' W VIII HO angel! Words once spoken can BOYD WILLIAMS ru get by. DIANE WILSON Silence is the key to never be recalled . '1 , ' 7, 1 . ' , .2 . VI U N vs 1 sf- JF , f ww A good disposition is more valuable than gold . JACKIE WILLIAMS A pleasant girl with A pleasant ways . RMB JyQw 'X JP J' I I 51 I RqgQx , L it fu, Vx, v If ff LS ' Q X 'I . rw' V lf I 'N' 4.-----r 4' PY , ' if I , W 9 Y A W . 2 - 1 1 ,D , , if . . II , 1 H X , ff 34381: if X f :f i Y ff f I Q26 U if 4. 4 f Z v A I -.V J' -:lv . , ,A 1 Q . xv Ly 1 ' x. . X- 1- . R. 'W BARBARA WITT Stars in her eyes and a ring on her finger. contentment. N, I A F his-'af' . IAA VJS 3 F :MQ , 41 ww, ,A Q W , ,' 'VGV cj Xl Jf' If nf m X J L W !, I Ht KW I wp vt:iohN,w,glvTLiNqBR BOB WOLFB U H 1 ly I NET WOLFE ,J Vy'3z!gre gre s life, Why should I be quiet? L I tvlqtleen of Heartsy. ,xthf refs ope . ip' Q 7 , WI I ,Q l 'D l l . ,,,v A1 .. - L V D ' JJ I ff! ' I A pl pf' j vi ft - B f , 1 . E 5 I .,,. X' L L 1, V 3 5 jj' I - .Bw Af Q 1 'MIM 0 ,XA .Q ,T I 1-3 Ll' ffl' N . 0' ILM' I -qw! A Sf 11 lt' VX J! ly J' 1 Qi ty KWH. RVN ' -- ' j , N-9' ' fffl 'VX A , f 41 M' 1 1 -,f , 5 5 TW T IVY ' W 5 ff' A he I X X X A f f .H V . , 1 X ,fl , T, . Q ,P L Vx XX KL lg W it T, sk A N'- do Rig if' 5 RVN '--X ,V N QU iw x ' Q-R V M X ' PAT VEST KATY YUKL Not only does she try bJt SANDY WOODLEY Her heart is light and 835'- Short, sweet, and saucy. T she succeeds . 4 V X T NOT PICTURED T mmf-' , JEFF BORBELY DOLORES zs1GA U ,ff ,f MARY CAFFERTY A11'S well mar ends A I .A,, CAROLYN CARNEY wen. W DAVID EICHHORN A 1 4 JERRY HAMB CHT ' 'IU ' U' VJRGINIA KR EN X A ' U ,YLTOHN Mc,1NT Q N -f NAP sH1RA..EY Rt5AB A A I A, NJ' L L U' UN X M rl? a, 1 wtf J I 'L Nw J I MLM 'IW if ,Ly YXVL4, T, ' , fy X ' 4 ., L, 't IW 3 3 n N 49 Adams, Patty Jo Allen, Edgar Allyn, Jackie Androwski, Marie Antonin, Joyce Atkin, Doug Barnes, Lee Bass , Annie Baughman, Bill Baxter Janette Beyerle, Dick Billhardt, 'Dolores Bilski, Dick Boltauzer, Paul Border, Marie Borit zki, Jean Borsh, Nancy Bourguard, Don Bowman, Donna L Brooks, Janet Brott, Marty Buerk, Teresa Byers, Dick Cafferty, Mary Cahill, Joyce Carter, Judy Clementson, June Colle, Anne Cook, Cook, Cook i Coon, Cliff Kaye Mildred Janet CC fenzbff Camus F.C., Choir Hi-Y, Rifle Club Latin Club, Jr. Council, F.T.A., Glee Club, F.C. F.C., Rifle Club F.C., Rifle Club S. C . , Marching Band, Concert Band, Pep Band S.C., Rifle Club S.C.-Treas., F.C., Lens Salesman, Choir Football, Baseball, Rifle Club- Pres., Varsity Club, Scholar- ship Club, N.H.S., Spanish Club Searchlight Staff, French Club, Jr, Council, F.C. SpanishClub -V.P., F.C., Jr. Council, Thespians, Searchlight Staff Rifle Club F.C., W Club-V.P., Concert Band, Marching Band, Boosters Club, S.C. Scholarship Club Varsity Club, Jr. Council, Math Club, Sr. Class-V.P., Scholar- ship Club, Football, Track Jr. Council, F.C., Searchlight Staff, Thespians, Glee Club Glee Club, F.C., Lens Staff F.C., Jr. Council, Glee Club, Lens Salesman Science Club-V.P., Math Club, P.A., Concert Band, Marching Band, Thespians Thespians F.C., Office Staff, Glee Club, Jr. Council, Boosters Club, Lens Salesman, Searchlight Staff Latin Club, F.T.A., F.C.- Sec ., Thespians-Treas ., Jr. Council, Concert Band, March- ing Band, Girls' Ensemble Choir-Sec., Lens Staff, N.H.S. F.C., Glee Club Thespians, Hi-Y-Sec., Choir- Pres., S.C.-Executive Commit- tee, Mixed Ensemble, Boys' State Glee Club Glee Club, Lens Staff, F.C., W Club, Spanish Club, Office Staff F.C., Glee Club W Club, F.C. F.C.-Pres., N.H.S., Scholarship Club-County Sec., Concert Band- Treas., Girls'State, S.C., French Club, Latin Club S.C.-Pres., Hi-Y-Pres., Varsity Club, Basketball, Golf Scholarship Club, Glee Club, Lens Salesman Choir, Glee Club, Office Staff Varsity Cheerleader, Glee Club- Pres., W Club-Treas., Queen's Court, Lens Salesman F.C. Cab- inet Copperman, Myma Costello, Connie Crookham, Ruth Crum, Duane Dumont, Dorothy Ericson, Dale Evans, John Faith, Tom Fetzner, Diane Fleck, Suellen F loria, Claire Fox, Sandy Frischkorn, Joan George , David Gerald, Glenn Germ, Carolyn Govedich, Margaret Gustafson, Sandy Haagen, Deanna Hardgrove, Bob Hartline, Jim Hartnett, Judy Harvey, Beverly Heltman, Phil Hemeyer, Terry Hipsher, Paul F.C., Thespians, Scholarship, Boosters Club, Choir, Glee Club, Modern Dance F.T.A., Glee Club, Jr. Council, Searchlight Staff, Lens Sales- man W Club, Choir, Lens Salesman Math Club-Pres . , Lens Staff, N.H.S., Hi-Y, Scholarship Club, Jr. Council, Thespians, Baseball, Boys' State, Camera Club, Track, Latin Club-V.P. W Club, F.C., Lens Staff S.C .-Executive Committee, Schol- arship Club, Math Club - V.P., Science Club, Senior Council Choir-V.P., Jr. Council, Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball, Var-' sity Club French Club-Pres ., Thespians- V.P., Jr. Council, LatinClub, Science Club, Scholarship Club W Club-Sec ., F.C. -Cabinet, Searchlight Staff, Lens Staff, Scholarship Club, French Club, F.T.A., Queen's Court, Jr. Council, Glee Club, N.H.S., S.C. Latin Club F.C., Girls' Ensemble, Glee Club Choir, Lens Salesman Varsity Cheerleading-Capt . , Thes- pians-Pres ., Jr . Council-Sec ., Concert Band, Latin Club-Pres ., S.C., W Club, F.C.-Cabinet, Lens Staff, Boosters Club, March- ing Band Jr. Council, F.T.A., Marching Band, Concert Band Jr. Council Jr. Council-V.P., Hi-Y, Varsity Club, Football, Baseball, Track, Basketball, Latin Club, Lens Salesman Latin Club F.C.-Cabinet, Sr. Class Rep. Choir, Scholarship Club, F.T.A. Jr. Council F.T.A.-Treas., N.H.S.-Sec., Math Club-Sec . , Scholarship Club, Latin Club, Lens Staff, Jr. Coun- Cil, F.C., Concert Band, March- ing Band, Boosters Club Lens Staff, Jr. Council-Pres., Scholarship Club-Treas . , Thes- pians, Latin Club, Boys' State, Boosters Club, I-li-Y, Camera Club, N.H.S.- Pres. Concert Band-Pres ., Marching Band, Pep Band, F.T.A., S.C., Hi-Y, Basketball Manager F.C., French Club, Jr. Council, F.T.A. F.C. Math Club, Choir, Lens Salesman Hi-Y, Concert Band, Marching Band, Pep Band, F.T.A., Base- ball, S.C. Baseball Hittie, Eileen Hoemig, Pat Hoge, Andy Houpperman, Betty Hunter, David Ierlan, Fred Isaksen, judy johnson, Chris Kadow, Gary Kerchgassner, Donna Knoefel, jim Konkel, Shirley Korpi, George Lada, Chris Leininger, Betty Lemmerman, Bethel Lewis Doug Lillich, john Linek, Marcia LOConti, Andrea Macllwaine, john Manning, Barbara McIntosh, john McKay, Robert Mc Lean, Donna Mc Mahon, Irven Metzger, Pat Miller, Carol fembff Cammy F.C. , Concert Band, Marching Band, jr. Council, Lens Sales- man F.C., Thespians-Sec., Math Club, jr, Council, F.T.A., Glee Club, French Club, Spanish Club, Searchlight Staff Football, Varsity Club F.C., jr. Council, F.T.A., Span- ish Club-Treas . Varsity Club, jr. Council, Foot- ball, Track Choir F.C.-Cabinet, W Club, French Club, S.C.-Executive Committee, Office Page, Lens Salesman Lens Salesman, Searchlight-Edi- tor, jr. Class-Executive Commit- tee, F.C.-Cabinet, Choir, French Club Football, Track, Varsity Club, Basketball Manager F.C., jr. Council Rifle Club, Choir F.T.A., jr. Council, F.C. Basketball, Baseball, Hi -Y -Treas . , Varsity Club-Treas. F.T.A. -Pres., French Club-V.P.. jr. Council, F.C., Thespians, Queen's Court, Lens Salesman Scholarship Club-Sec., S.C., F.C., Cabinet, N.l-l.S.-V.P., Spanish Club, Varsity Cheerleader, W Club, Queen's Court W Club, Lens Staff, Scholarship Club, Math Club, jr. Council, Boosters Club Football, jr. Council, S.C., Var- sity Club Rifle Club, Choir F.C., French Club, CameraClub, jr. Council, Concert Band, Pep Band, Marching Band F.C., jr. Council, Searchlight Staff, Glee Club, French Club Hi-Y-V.P., Varsity Club-Sec., Sr. Council, Basketball, Baseball Sr. 81 jr. Council, Choir, Thes- pians, F.C., Lens Salesman, jr. Council, Hi-Y Sweetheart Rifle Club, Camera Club, Audio- Visual Aid Rifle Club Choir, jr. Council, F.C., Office Staff Science Club, Math Club, Scholarship Club Varsity Cheerleader, W Club, Glee Club-Pres., jr. Council, Queen's Court, Searchlight, Thespians, F.C., Lens Sales- man Queen's Court, Cheerleading Manager, Sr. Class-Sec., jr. Council, Thespians, Choir-Treas. Searchlight Staff, Lens Staff, Girls' State, F.C.-Cabinet, W Club, S. C . -Executive Committee, Miller, Carol fcont. Minitch, Nick Moon, joe Mosher, Barbara Murray, Rosemary Nemura, Ronnie Petsche, joe Phillips, Carol Pizmoht, jerry Poole, Bill Pringle, Doug Quinn, Margaret Roniger, Bruce Rose, janet Russell, Robert Salo, Danielle Sawitke, Dale Schultz, Eugene Secrest, Joan Sestak, jackie Shepherd, Kathleen Sheppert, Roberta Sizer, Tom Slagle, Carol Stanish, Kathryn Stark, judy Stasun, june Steinbrenner, janet Stewart, Garrett Stinedurf, Linda Strand, joe Stuper, Dick Sturm, Carl Sullivan, Audrey Sutton, janice Telling, Donna Thomas, jim D Boosters Club, N.H.S., Girls' En semble S.C., Football, Track, Tennis Glee Club Searchlight Staff, jr. Council F.C., Girls' Ensemble, Varsity Cheerleader, W Club, Lens Salesman, jr. Council, Choir, French Club, Glee Club Math Club, Varsity Club, Foot- ball Hi-Y F. C . Varsity Club, Hi-Y, Golf Team Scholarship Club, Rifle Club, I-li-Y, jr. Council Baseball, Basketball-Co-Capt., Sr . Class-Pres . , Varsity Club- Pres., S.C., Choir Camera Club-Treas . , Concert Band-Sec., Marching Band, Or- chestra, F.C . , Latin Club, French Club, jr. Council, F.T.A Thespians Baseball Camera Club, Sr. Council, F.C.- Cabinet, jr. Council, Lens Sales- man, Marching Band, Concert Band Camera Club-Pres., Lens Photog- rapher, Searchlight Photographer Glee Club Math Club, Science Club, Schol- arship Club, N.H.S. Football Marching Band, Concert Band, Lat- in Club, F.C., F.T.A., TheS- pians F.C., Girls' Ensemble, Choir, Lens Salesman, jr. Council F.C . F.C., F.T.A., Choir Glee Club, P.A., Varsity Club Searchlight Staff, Glee Club, jr. Council, F.C. F.C., Choir, Office Page Office Page, jr. Council, F.C. Math Club, Scholarship Club, Science Club, F.T.A., N.H.S., S. C. F.C.-V.P., W Club-Pres., Marching Band, Concert Band- V.P.. Orchestra, Sr. Class- Treas., jr. Council, Lens Staff, Thespians, S.C., F.T.A., N.H.S., Girls' Glee Club jr. Police-Chief Glee Club Rifle Club-Sec. Varsity Club Varsity Club, Football-Mgr. , Track Varsity Club, Football, Base- ball Glee C111-by F.C., jr. Council Glee Club F.C., Band, Glee Club Varsity Club, Math Club, Bas- ketball, Track, Hi-Y SENIOR CENSUS fcontj Thomas, Madge Tomsic, Joe Tropf, Nancy Tyler, Tim Van Rensselaer, Alison Vest, Pat Walker, Bruce Warren, joan Werger, Cynthia Werner, Harry F.C., Glee Club Scholarship Club, S.C. F.C.-Cabinet, Choir, Glee Club, Girls' Ensemble, S.C., jr. Council Football, Track, Basketball, Baseball, Scholarship, Club- Pres., N.H.S., S.C., Hi-Y, jr. Council, Thespians, Var- sity Club, Latin Club, Lens Staff Glee Club F.C. Hi-Y, jr. Council, Rifle Club F.T.A., F.C., Lens Salesman, Choir F.T.A., F.C., Glee Club Camera Club, Glee Club Whinnery, Larry Wiand, Beverly Williams, jackie Wilson, Diane Witt, Barbara Wolfe, janet Woodley, Sandy Yuki, Katy Choir, Glee Club F.T.A. F.C.-Cabinet, Choir, Thes- pians,Lens Salesman, jr. Council Concert Band, Marching Band, F.C., F.T.A. Glee Club Homecoming Queen, S.C. -Sec . , F.C., Sr. Council, Mixed En- semble, Girls' Ensemble, N.I-LS. -Treas., Lens Staff, jr. Class- Pres., F.C.-Sec. F,C,, jr. Council, F.T.A., Choir, Glee Club, Lens Sales- man F.C., F.T.A.. Concert Band, Marching Band, Latin Club Memenir Te Remembezf IME changes people and places. As the years roll by no doubt W.H.S. will be changed very much and we, the classof'56, will change also, but time will never change our memories, and as we grow older, perhaps wiser, perhaps more foolish, we'll have these moments to remember: All the football games, especially Mentor's ..... The girl sailors in the H.M.S. Pinafore ..... Cliff Cook's long shots ..... Macbeth!!! ..... The unrehearsed Lens assembly ..... The snappy marching band ..... The high spirit during Orange and Black Week ..... Bob Hardgrove's flight from justice in the senior class play, Headed for Eden ..... The cheerleader's you're a Ranger, oh yes! ..... The accelerated class' trip to Washington ..... The falls at the senior skating party ..... The just a wee-bit-lake band float ..... Mr. Ed- munds' collegiate gray hair ..... The long walk from the cabins to eat at band camp ,.... The senior scholar- ship test ..... The 3:30 rush to Koster's ..... The long lunch period ..... Swimming across to the Annex. . . . .The Army-Navy games ..... The birdlegged models at the Hi-Y-F.C. Fashion Show ..... Mr. Ruddick sitting on Santa Claus Doug Atkin's lap at the band initiation ..... The heated arguments at the Mock U.N. Assembly ..... The track team panting around the block ..... Mr . Smeed !!!!! ..... Going down the up stairs . . . . .The guys singing Sixteen Tons in the auditorium at lunch time . . . . .The strange perfume smell around Marily Kremm's locker ..... The day the Chemistry classes made soap ..... The orange and black W Club members after they painted the goal posts ..... Winning the cheerleading trophy for two straight years ..... Our Homecoming Queen, janet Wolfe ..... The long, long trips to Columbus for the state contests . . . . .No fraternizing in the band. . . . .The new band uniforms. . . . .joe Moon with his lawn mower chasing joan Warren in her grass skirt ..... Our championship golf team ..... The Prom, the Prom, the Prom ..,., The frozen fingers at the junior Council caroling party ..... Sitting in the balcony during a study hall ,,,,, The splinters in our feet after the sock hop ..... eating worms at the F.C. informal initiation ..... Staying up until 2:30 to finish the Lens on time ..... The crowded lockers ..... The annual rain at homecoming ..... The frus- trated house detective's 13 visits to a certain hotel room in Washington ..... The Ranger pins ..... Tim Ty- ler's red handerchief ..... Fighting for a hot dog at the refreshment stand during half time at the football games ..... Beating the slaves at the Roman Banquet ..... Davy Crockett at the F.C. All Girl Assembly ..., The Glee Club's 1 at the state contests ..... The wobbly walls outside 108 ..... The Searchlight every Tues-D day night ..... The Student Council Ranger stickers ..... Decorating the gym for all the formals ..... joan Secrest's Argyle knee socks ..... These are but a few of the memories we carry with us as we leave W,H,S, WQ EGM T C 6' , Q' i D-.L 2 E+ fenzbff Poll Biggest Cut-Ups Barb Manning Carl Sturm Most Likely To Succeed Anne Colle Bob Hardgrove Best Dressed Annie Bass Doug Lewis Most Athletic Ability Dolores Billhardt Doug Pringle Tallest Nancy Tropf jim Thomas Shortest Pat Vest Ron Harrison Most Attractive Diane Fetzner john Evans Most Musical Ability janet Steinbrenner jim Thomas Nicest Smile Pat Metzger john Macllwaine Prettiest Hair Chris Lada Lee Barnes Shyest Joyce Antonin David Stiebig Prettiest Eyes Rosemary Murray jim Fletcher Wittiest Carol Miller Doug Atkin Most Dramatic Ability Marty Brott Thom Faith Most School Spirit Claire Florida Paul Boltauzer Best Personality Janet Wolfe Cliff Cook if-Qfla Sy i xi C X3 n 54 fs X Af EIS EI B IIIPII . 4 t ill nit in t E, the members of the Class of Fifty-six, leave to the underclassmen of W .H.S. the following: Pat Vest leaves her job at Koster's to Valerie Dunlap. Bill Baughman wills all his messerschmitted books to John Matz . Betty Houppermans leaves Laura Herold all the pizza she can eat. Ed Knerem leaves a long list of detentions to some unsus- pecting underclassman. Christina Johnson leaves W .H.S. without one of the Johnson family for the first time in a long, long time. Andrea LoConti leaves Mr. Potter a quiet 8th period library study hall. Leonard Gall wills his battle-scarred old tuba to someone else who is full of hot air. Mildred Cook leaves her dimples to Mr. Wike. Diane Fetzner leaves her space suit from the F.C. assem- bly to any space-happy underclassman. Terry Hemeyer leaves his first chair in the trombone sec- tion to Gordon Caudill. Connie Costello leaves Mr. Edmunds without someone to use his hall pass. Dick Stuper leaves his high hurdles to Joe Thompson. Glenn Gerald leaves an orange and black flag to raise on Mentor's flagpole next year. Peggy Quinn wills her nickname, Frenchy to some future horn player. Ronnie Nemura leaves his cool white bucks to anyone who will wear them . Betty Brown leaves the four wonderful years she has had at W.H.S. to Nancy Brown. Dale Sawitke leaves his physics book to Phil Russo. John Evans wills his quarterback position to either John Matz or Bob Doyle-may the best man win! Joan Secrest leaves her maid's uniform to any junior who wants to try out for the senior class play. Ron Golden leaves his used tennis shoes to anyone who wants them . Teresa Buerk wills her sixth period study hall to anyone who likes to stand during the period. Norman Tuttle leaves an I.O.U. for his senior class dues. Bruce Walker leaves still wondering how he managed to get an A in American Government. Donna Kerchgassner leaves with the music of the rattling, sizzling, drippy radiators still ringing in her ears. Bill Poole leaves the study hall seats to be upholstered by an underclassman. Anne Colle leaves the Friendship Club presidency to the friendliest junior girl. Henry Krantz leaves his parking spot to Bob Doyle. Kathleen Shepherd leaves her white hair and quietness to Mr. Hewitt. Don Bourquard leaves with his new briefcase . Nick Minitch leaves the best of luck to Tom Gieling. Carol Phillips wills her dirty locker to her sister. Jim Knoefel leaves his ping pong paddle to Judy Stendel. Jean Boritzki leaves counting all the Ontario license plates passing by . Doug Pringle wills his choir robe to a future great tenor, Dave Pelz. June Stasun leaves her trig book to Judy Poe. Jim Hartline leaves his position as first chair clarinet to whoever earns it. Lillian Ceffaratti leaves her earrings to Glenda Gray. Joe Petshe leaves an empty chair in Mr. Holloway's office to anyone who wants it . Marty Brott leaves her hair twisting habit to Mr. Ruddick. Jim Thomas leaves his height to Junior Orick. Carolyn Germ wills all her fun and hard work to her sister, Irene . Barbara Mosher leaves her locker in the air conditioned hall outside of 102 to anyone who is warm blooded. Richard Fulgenzi leaves still telling everyone that the Colony's pizza is the world's finest. Janette Baxter leaves all the wonderful times she's had at W.H.S. to her F.C. little sister, Ann Alpeter. Bob Wolf leaves all his detentions from Mr. Holloway to Ed Kuhar. Florence Smart leaves her name to Barb Smart to carry on. Sally Anderson leaves her 7th period honor study hall to Gloria Tuttle. Ron Paules leaves behind all the admission slips that he never tumed in. Sandy Fox wills her ability to hit the sourest notes in the band to Janet Burch. Gladys Swan leaves Barbara Thompson her ability to drive a car. Jerry Pizmoht leaves another good golf team to Mr. Wike. Neva Hult leaves her nickname, Blondie, to her sister Arlene. John Macllwaine leaves behind all the thrills from all the close basketball games. Barbara Bennett leaves her seat in Spanish class to Barb Meyers. Jerry Hayward leaves his title of public enemy number one in Mr. Edmunds class to some good sophomore or jun- ior. Linda Mook leaves her seat in choir to her sister, Nancy. Jackie Williams leaves her position as quartermaster on the F.C. cabinet to any junior who likes to clean. Sandra Lee leaves all of her work in the office to Carol Corbett. Doug Atkin wills the job of head drummer to Ed Cooney. Marilyn Kremm leaves her locker to any junior who doesn't want a dull year. Linda Stinedurf leaves her pity to any girl who takes Short- hand II. Nancy Tropf wills the F.C . attendance box to anyone who wants the job. Gary Kadow leaves his silence to Bruce Wotring. Martha Adkins leaves her southem accent to Nancy Bury. Kathryn Stanish leaves her choir robe to a deserving junior who'll give it a good pressing once in awhile. Joan Frischkorn leaves her knowledge OJ in govemrnent class to Gaynol Crocker. Paul Boltauzer leaves his feelings of sympathy to any poor, unsuspecting junior who signs up for the accelerated government class. Shirley Konkel leaves all the fun she had in her senior year to Carol Cox. Judy Isaksen leaves her membership in the W Club to some lucky underclassman. Dick Beyerle leaves his parking space to anyone who gets to school early enough to use it. Katy Yukl leaves for a wonderful summer in Europe , Ruth Crookham leaves her sister, Mary Lou, to the new school Doug Lewis wills a winning football team to W .H.S. Marie Border leaves her desk in physics class to any jun- ior girl that is brave enough to take physics, Judy Hartnett leaves the honor study hall to Mr, Smeed. Marcia Linek leaves her place as the only female trom- bone player in the band to anyone who is eligible to take it. Larry Sarvis leaves all the fun in the senior year to Mary Ann Kraker. Bev Harvey leaves the Business Machines class to Bema- dine Colagrass. Good luck! LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Qcontj Donna Lee Bowman leaves behind her ability to say the wrong thing at the wrong time . Paul Hipsher wills a few cough drops to Mr. Smeed. Diane Miller leaves her straight A's in math to any needy freshman. janet Rose leaves her position in marching and concert band to janet Burch. Thom Faith leaves the good grades he didn't get in his senior year to some ambitious junior. Alison Van Rensselaer leaves Mrs. Laing's foods class to anyone who forgets to eat breakfast. jack Stevens leaves some brains to finish high school to Dick Radtkin, at his request . Bev Wiand leaves her seat in 8th period honor study hall to Marge Morris. Bob Heimberger wills his Spanish grammar problems to Cynthia Bouton. Marge Govedich leaves her place in choir to any up-and- coming alto that likes to sing. Tim Tyler leaves in a cloud of dust, headed for Mentor. Carol Miller leaves her kinda, kinda and fun time to ring through the happy halls of the new high school. Bob Deaner leaves his 3rd and 4th period shop foremanship to Ronnie Destro. Diane Steverding wills her wonderful memories of her first year at W.H.S. to Tom Gieling. E .j.Allen leaves all the times he was late to school to Bob Mentzer, who is following in his footsteps . Retha Gibson leaves her seat in Mr. Young's homeroom to a lucky junior. Garrett Stewart leaves his ability to jaywalk without getting caught to anybody that needs it. Lani Boaz wills her seat in 6th period run or stand study hall to Margie Mestrovich. Ron Harrison leaves a very good parking space to jim Viol. jo Anne Sabin leaves her ability to cut classes to whoever wants it. Phil Heltman leaves his sense of humor to the faculty. jackie Sestak wills her senior year at W.H.S., one that she'll never forget, to a junior girl. Mike Lann leaves the new school to our up-and-coming underclassmen . Irven McMahon leaves the physics lab in one piece, much to Mr .' Artale's surprise . Harry Werner leaves the camera club minus a prominent member. Pat Metzger leaves W .H.S. in complete silence. Dick Bilski leaves wondering why he ever came. june Clementson leaves her position on the All-Star bas- ketball team to some lively junior. Sandy Woodley leaves, waiting for Dave George as usual. David George leaves Sandy still waiting. Annie Bass leaves Miss Gibbs to some lucky junior who will have her for homeroom next year. George Korpi leaves his height to Dick Miller. Danielle Salo leaves the third table from the back in Koster's . Lee Barnes leaves his pink and black Ford to someone who likes more conservative cars . Claire Floria leaves her cheerleading captionship to one of next year's varsity cheerleaders. Ann Gerbec leaves Miss Patterson's Shorthand and Business Machines classes to her sister who will soon have to struggle through them . Cliff Cook leaves with his golf clubs, headed for Manakiki. Joyce Cahill wills her middle name, Ada, to anyone who doesn't have a name . Pat Hoernig leaves with Paul Boltauzer. Don Barrell leaves Mr. Bowland with one less headache at lunch time . Betty Leininger leaves her place on the Homecoming Court to a deserving junior. Myma Copperman leaves her cooking ability to Mr. Moyer. Ken Fleckenstein leaves playing his accordian. jackie Allyn leaves her front seat in Miss Gibb's home- room to some lucky junior. janet Wolfe leaves Miss Sawyer screaming Thou art mad! Duane Crum leaves everything but his car. Bethel Lemmerman refuses to leave anything. Barb Manning leaves, sliding down the bannister as usual. joe Moon leaves to become president of the U.S. Suellen Fleck leaves quietly. Chris Lada wills her long, black hair to any junior who is bald. jim Fletcher leaves everyone wondering about his nickname - -Wicky? joan Warren wills her grass skirt to any underclassman who is brave enough to wear it. Deanna Haagen leaves her fifty extra pounds to her sister. Carl Sturm leaves everyone laughing. janet Coon leaves her giggle ringing through the halls of W . H . S . Audrey Sullivan leaves wishing for a purple poodle? Andy Hoge leaves his long johns to Mr. Edmunds. Madge Thomas leaves all her crazy good times to a certain dizzy blonde. Barb Behnke leaves her job as prompter for the junior and senior class plays to anyone who can read. Larry Whinnery leaves carrying his Blue Suede Shoes so no one will step on them. Dorothy Dumont leaves her accelerated government notes to any accelerated member of the junior class . Sally Willer leaves her sparkling brown eyes to any starry eyed junior. Dick Byers leaves taking all his worries with him . Rosemary Murray leaves her loud voice to Pat Leininger. Joyce Antonin leaves as quietly as she came . Bob Hardgrove leaves Mr. Smeed still yelling Ye Gads Hardgrove! I ! Dianne Wilson leaves after a short but enjoyable stay at W .H . S . janet Steinbrenner leaves still trying to balance the Senior class treasurer's records. Donna McLean leaves looking forward to a bright future . joe Tomsic leaves his knowledge of women to Dick Need- ham . Kaye Cook leaves everyone still wondering. Dolores Billhardt leaves her athletic ability to Nancy T Leonello. Dale Ericson leaves the best of luck to everyone , U DERCLASSME 5 V- Q a P? 'ffm SBE! uw., , .. SL 7 Wwwm A ff Wi , iwQ7? aww . ,A wi aww-. C241 mf VW!! Echo OW Her Pmzke D E f? 'im HE junior Class of Willoughby High is a class that is high in achievement in leadership and scholastic ability. The highlight of the junior Class is the junior-Sen- ior Prorn . To raise money for this great event they have put on a tax stamp drive, a beany sale, sock hop, and the junior Class Play. The junior-Senior Prom was held at Manikiki Country Club, and everyone attending felt it was agreat success . The people who made this event so wonder- ful and one we'll never forget were the officers of the junior Class . The President, Cliff Kraus, Vice-Presi- dent, Dick Needham, Secretary, Donna Hogg, and Treasurer, Karen Wright. MWZOYCV ii , . E, Q . Q , if 'i li First row: M.Weaver, S,Estis, I.Rodgers, C,Bouton, V.Ty1er, D,Waite. Standing: A J,Orick, B.Wenda11, l D, Mullen, B.Schu1tz. 58 F James Ackroyd Jean Alexander I I .- if s va Q. .-' 4 V: V-4 I f, gg all , ,MV ' Donald Allen . - Li .N V X pq -J ,L ' .1 'A jd Gail Antonin VV, X , E ' ' ' , V V ' ' Audrey Bailey X A x I 'V' V Mary Baker f ,, Dianne Barnard fd -f Glenn Bell , r Glenda Bell F f ,E ' E V James Berndt ,- -S V I ' 4 , 'V ' V: ..-. ,, Ronald Beyerle Va-1 . 3 It C ,, A nf A , E fl 'V j, s5,, wnuarn Bigier - ' . - 4- ' ' r 'kt 'L Q ' 2 - M- ' Bilton Bromley X 1 J ,JJ Myrna Bittner X? f-' X 9 Carolyn Blazy Q- 3 M Russell Bliss Janet Bodecker H , Alberta Bohnert V A N' Carolyn Bomgarclner it 1 ' Q' ' ' ' - T: 'W Cynthia Bouton ,- ,, 1 s 9 , - . by 5 . 'L - r' Q .s Pantera Boykin ' -V , YI- , ff Bob Brenenstuhl 35 I 1 'J Ray Brezlc I V I y A R Jack Briggs Judy Brod f . Vvl' V Edward Brotr I A f f, Jane Buchner -- r - ' ,R L? vs'-s .. ,D fp,-3 tm' Lance Buhl . , V, -2 '1 , 5 Gordon Caudill ' JI V 5 V -4' yd Q ' ' I V Gilbert Chase it , , ,W 1 K 1 '. 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Barbara Halaburda M ', 'W A, Audrey Hale X X ,js E by S 424 ,- Roberta Hall X ' ' , ' x Lela Hare 1 V X j I f 5 7735 ' ' I Margie Harris Richard Hartman Buddy Hausar , I R A Q V fps- F x - Q Alfred Heltman .gin Q 'F' i b I Q S 3 g ,gf ' fy' A Jim Heltman 1 ' ' - 1 ' ' Q- ' 1- T5 Harold Hendershot lf -I J J Susan Hengst I l ,.,- ' X f 1 , Laura Herold 1' i ,J , I I Ronald Herrick Larry Heth Pat Higginbotharn ' A ,N K 3 Fred Hoffman P T r ' ' 2 fi .- f' L 53 - Donna Hogg -f P if J E 9 ' 'jr 9 2 g 4.1, Robert Houston AJ r f .ja I , fa Robert Hovance F-If ,, 4 Dameue nm .N f Q ' , f j ' '1 1 Xl 1 H l A ,415 Patricia Hruby , N Jean Hull 'J , . 'Y ' 'S AT T Arlene Hull -3 1- -H 9 1: Q, ance Huston A M 1, Diana Jack Q 7 ff Catherine Jackson ' - L: A Rosemary Jackson ' Gary Iarrnusch 1, Q Y f A Xyfilliam Iazbec ' Q - f- ' ' ' 'R .-. I ,-, Q R 2 4 fl ' . -fe , 21523355 Ai Q- ,gi , X J ' x' Dan Kennedy j d' ' '- J Ivan Kenyon H -, xl N7 R if an Kless ,y ' ' ' X' 5 f. I Leo Knapton - - Bob Koenitzer . Santha Kohler W 1s Mary Ann Krocker n ., I f- ' M, .4 1 Cliff Kl'auSS V 3 ua'-gary lb, A L 9 F? Frank Krause ' i L f A' - Sarn Larnbo I -I ' A ,L Sonja Larnos Q - I J i R. Q Ronald Lang ' f 1 Af, Norma Largen Jerry Lattirnore 1 ' ' John Lees ' X L , af-3 Pat Leininger A rf ,, ,w N ' , ' , - 3 N 2 SR' Nancy Leonello , Q 5 9 A fy John Lercaro J ' ' ' - ,V Dennis Lino X x ' a Q ' X ' PA, A' Nickey Llppens 'N I f ,- K ,V W rf? Roberta Litwiler X ' 4 n ew ' - Charles Loach . - Phyllis Lockard -N V A ' X IOS Lockhart a - ' ' 55 ,, GF- ' is f X Kurt Lohrneyer 5, A H 9, -- '.. i 5 IQ ' . Bernard Lyons 3, I - , .fl -A X ' Bob Maitland 5 ' ' X Joan Maijarik A Y ' f P sf f , 'V X Arlene Mancini X I ni H l ' Joe Mangano John Matz . .- John McAndrews 'w 6? ,ig A M Robert McLean A in ' f' Q S . 'AN ' in Arthur Melton Q, - ' s - 5 fx 4 4, H. Marge Mestrovich ' N N jf ' Barbara Mihalik J QP? f, y ' 1 J X Janice Miller I 1.3 .jf-' Q, ' ' I I 1 60 ,, ,, fwyil-'mf , Q. 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N 'Z , , e f nf f ..r -7 -uf qw N A,A .-1 ' ,jx Robert Wendell Ray Wertenberger Shirley Westfall Roberta Widgren Nancy Williams Wanda Williams Henry Wilson Bruce Wotring Karen Wright Gail York Richard Young Kent Zavodney Robert Zinkand we falvbomom HE Sophomore class may look back with pride over the past school year and recall many worthwhile projects. Among these projects were the tax stamp drive and the Freshman-Sophomore Dance. The Soph- omore Class officers were: Bob Doyle, Presidentg Burton Swartz, Vice-President: Mary Ann Collins, Sec- retary: and Ann Alpeter, Treasurer. , f K JM June Ackroyd .A . , - - rl, 414' Barbara Adams 5, -' - -1 P ' Q Gary Ahart A 4 al -1 f dv - 1 Sandra Alexander N A L William Amen ' ', J Ann Alpeter A I L nf! Jane Altenweg 4 .w Donna Anderson Alice Angus Joe Antinoski Roberta Ash Hazel Bailey Cathy Baisch f A , if . H jf 1 1 2 Kay Barbian James Barbic Thomas Beal Patricia Blake , Y 4-W Kenneth Bohnsack in 1, ,, , ' M V, ,, C. Carol Bole 3 , 1 fl Q -f -- f -A 4 2. 1 P David Bond ' ' 'W ' S W Bett Book . f - ,f f Y I ' I W Carolyn Bradley 02 K Judy Bradshaw 2 , f K Gary Branum Patricia Brent Connie Bretrrager Richard Brezic Iohn Brink ff' Maureen Britton Janice Bromley Evan Brotr Nancy Brown C 'X 'gg . J Joan Brurnagin Q.. , 4 ., A AA- Q r: v 1 0 1- 1: Joan Zrurirerz . 1 s- s ., ft hh 1 Mia Y .- -' ' 7 ' at Jane Buohner f X 4, Berry Bullock I f Janet Burch ' ' I A Nancy Bury A George Brnzer f x Roy Caesar V , ,Q A ' f N Q Shirley Cagle .A 1 f' S' - ' Q' I i Delores Camp f , C Y, 7h ' ff, Joy Campbell . X - ' - C C . , H-.jZ::!: Q ' E , ' . F , - 1 Elsie Cecelic C s. ' ff' ' P l A M15 'Ls' 4' ' Dennis Christian V -A -I' .5 ng- YA W: in ,L Y. YA I1 Pat Cianfaglioni 'C J ' if-A ' 5 J J c L Elifnilfgiii' C I . a W, I Edward Coker 'W ': David Cola F -, S 1 I f 1 I Donna Lou Collins F J: Mary Ann Collins 1. ' Larry Conley , - ' r J - 3 T3 Marjorie Corlew it ' 1 2 f' ' y 'VS Q' , 5' William Cox ff X , 'L 2 - ' ' ' Robert Cox Carol Cox ' Mary Lou Crookham X I Dianne Cullen James Cullitan David Dann .M W X N Margaret De1Carpini - , 1: ' Nl' gl ,, A.. qi ' 1' f: KP 'H - Ronald Denham I ,, M ' f Y, 3 5 'A -2 L Rosemary Derrick Q, L ' - f J 4 wunam Dichler A f +4 Q ' Donna Dickinson , ' fi 'I r W X . Harold Dietz I, If ' X f Dorothy Dinday Z Grace Dirrrnan ' fx . A1 Dodarro fl 4 F V 2 ' 'P Q - ' George Dorman -5 V , P3 1 Gail Doskocil Q J 4, Robert Doyle J n A we Diane Drenser 5 4 , T 1 x y i J Rudy Drnek I N ' W James Epley ,W 'n 4 4 1 we , 1 , 'FQ fi? Thomas Erich .r P' A -A ' J 7 ' J, 5 s A Alfred Eskins -H -r - -f ' ,. ., Q- . V 1 C - Charles Esus j 5 yr, Q 'J ' Donna Evans ,' , , ' ' Carol Faillk 4 4' d J - 1 A Sandy Faller Donald Fargo Diane Farrell A -,, ' ,. 0 V' A F , q A , S Q 0 -3 Mary Ann Federico ,., I5 A m, -7- . To A J I Dan Fergason f ' 1' C ' f Th F ' k Q 5 Y ,. r ,J V X J Jayoggiieserrrc I X I ' ,rr ' Thomas Fields f J ff I ! X i f- I George Fischer - Judy Flanagan Elrjnds Flynn -- , 5 A ,, u y oye 41 J 40 4,3 'B 7 I 1 -V '- 'IB' ' X' 9 ,, Russell Francis .1 , .. .. Diane Frank 7 , r ls, A Richard Friedburg f t X 2 Woody Fulton -I X I t -' X ' Sylvia Fumas ' 4 QL i 64 Gary Gant '1 Jim Gasier ov - - W ,. V' , Thomas Geary ' 73 fr - ,4 ' ,a 0 3' C2 'j K. M ,Va ' at Frank Gebraur ' .. is ' M- 4 , f 'L 5 Richard Geosano W 7 I ' 'I 'W f Thomas Ge-,raid . x i AA4, 'ff X y A Jan Gerbec , f' , f ' G f. A 5 ,, '41 Irene Germ X f f N C ' f. U4 IJ Robert Gillespie V Esther Gillette ' ' V Mary Ginerva 4: ,e 4: 42 .r V- , - ,, , Robert Goetz If Sm' 3' X ' fn -N ' If Af Janice Gould A '7 ' V- V , ff, - : . Horace Greenway X ' 'V all 4' ' X if i Peggy Grieger 1-51 j 7 K 5 V A V George Grose 'J ' . I , 1 s Thomas Gruelle Carol Gruss 1' Vinni Grybauskas X , t - ' Diedre Haag gc 4 'Q R Q- ' if W .. '. , T I , Q f t Ronald I-Iabina H J -1 - V' V 1 2 ', f Susan Hamilton j Q A I 1, I , JJ 4 Del Hammer N W X V, 5 Ruth Hansen , K , I K A -X N L , s Joanne Hare - ' 1 ' T A Robert Hartsaugh J' .0 K i 4 - 1 - 4 f- a ,N 4 f' .fx I Carol Ann Hartung - H ' ff .5 'lf ' ' Ierry Harwood X J' 'F' A '1 Donald Hermann ' rj 1 X . v f' IliIIarry1HaIyfoi1EIi , 1' Cat er O HS I ' Q A f- I If ' Kurt Hoffman 'V 1 -X William Hoge X . 1 Eatricia1HI?ggj lm t V 1 7 R L V' f ' ' , ouise o ns e F5 A Q A fn 9 9 ' if V t Alan Hughes 9 ' . - ' 4 A - , I - I n , David Humphrey 1, 4 i . V Eileen Hunko .1 If f i , ff' Larr Iafelice ' f ' 1 ' ' H Y 'ff A YJ ff r 5 V Donna lsele ' L wiuiam Jams Edward Johnson f Q ,R Marie Jordan ',- - ' ' A f' ' FT .W , T' gf , W Thomas Iune -1 f L 'f V J 5 5. .V, 2 David Justus ' , 7 A Ray Kaczynskl V Q 1 V Rita Kalmar A ! Patricia Kelly John Kennedy I , , of Lynn Kennelly ' ' M , V ' -f' 'nj , ' 1- I t x ,, ,V . ., Allen King ' gf Y - QL ,ST . . g I- , 9 1 - gc 53 4 Colleen King -v If ,'Z, , ,f ,l , - f a 3- A ,,, f 4 Qi' -a Jerry Klimas , ffl 'ff-th V ' ' ,, , Ralph Klingensmith N 6 V f X P f f Dorothy Konro 1 f ' ! ffl, 5 12 ,V 1-L 'I Patricia Koutnik 'ff ff - ' ' I I Janice Kovacik ,, V A or Carol Kramer , Q 'M ,Q ' Shirley Kramer t, ,S 3 ' I X ,,.. by c 0 , 2 ' V , f , ,, Kathleen Kron 'Ji fi - ff 'A ff' f . ft, 'ff 71 I' .'7 Vi Q U Joyce Landman f V K- ' VV is .Tl , l f g 0 ' Joyce Langley x , WW 'W V l 'X t ,J Earl tanning L , N f' ,ff L, , V ' x V Barbara Larich 1 f , I f Q X V Joni Lasko Carole LaVeme V 'S 'fig Beverly Lear Z fa V fi V f f ,, ,i,- ,A ' ' f' Howard Leinkuehler , 78 y f- 57 '. ff v V, If , ua gf-1 4 , A, Charles Lekan 'WV ,f jj, in V 3. , f . ' V W' lf ., Marvin LeRoy ' f f V, 'WV x '4 Carol Leybeck V a ' ,J 1 ' K, , Alice Liuich X. ff, 3 K' iv 9 Timothy Lino Franklyn Little Douglas LoCond Crum Lonsway Patricia Mahoney Linda Maitland John Maizel Bernard Majercik Wayne Makowsld Judy Mangan Dennis Marsh Guy Marsh Angelo Mauceri Randall McCauley Martha Mdntosh Minnie McMichael Robert Mellen Barbara Meyers David Michener Audry Miller William Miller Richard Milner Margaret Mohun Lois Montanari ,fl , iw X I M I 5 U , we iii nk s 1, , y ,- . .. . a--1 P , ,TT X - ff? 'ff rf' i .s P3 ' if .1 ff l 2- be fr' i 5- i , W .u 'f- - H , 4 I M M , P, B 14 ' , ' ' M B Af e ' r f A 1 1 y , ,:,e is v I ' f-'W -- 1' Z. f', ' N ' ' ' ' e ' 4 ' 'vga' ff 5 B 1 A . .1 5 V , Y I, 1' X ' S f K I if 'J ff r 2 fl A , 31' ' f . ,gy ' , . , 1 M X I X fi X f f f Margaret Morris V James Muir t , Nancy Murphy Q 41 'A A Barbara Murray ,-r I Chloe Murray ij V , ' Joe Mursencavage g f Chester Myers t 'X if A Helen Myers B A ' Robert Newell David Nicoulin f Q Vincent Olsen f V Y - if , -. ,f Stanley Ott bn 4 G Q f, S Bill Pachnowsld if '37 kg J' ' Larry Papes I Charles Part f ff ' Karen Pearson I 1, . r Mari Ellen Peoples I David Pepin f idx ' ' Gary Perkins ., M ' lllv In 1- A , . Jean Peters J' r ,Q ig 'i' ii i r N Steven Petras W- fv ,L 'X H 7 B- Janice Petrulis fr . V 5 ' Barbara Petsche Nancy Pfeiile X H f-ini' ivr H , Q .. - 7 ' if sf' We F -7, r l-r- f 4 '37 it 3 Y, .Q t ,V Rf' ' 7 ' . f Q-I B I r . 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A: Q , . .1 . 4 3 e ' fy J n W' I 1 H 1 B ' :E i X .Q ' N ,B Q ' X f 3 is 66 Herman Phillips Ivan Pintar Evelyn Pirkola Ronald Pizrnoht Thomas Pollock I ohn Porter Virginia Potting Helene Presley Dennis Preston Richard Probst Janie Purnphrey Laurine Purola Richard Quinn William Raab Diane Radebaugh Roy Rarnski Larry Peichert Kenneth Reigle Pat Reinhardt Carson Rickert Patricia Ritchey Edith Rizer Paul Roach Nan Rosenberger Susan Rcssman Clark Rowland Priscilla Ruddick Ernest Rushton Stephen Russell Larry Saben Norine Said Linda Saxe Nancy Saxe Ian Schaerr Thomas Schmitt Jeanne Schmitz Helen Schneider Laurel Schuplng Elizabeth Sealey Calvin Shenk Katherine Sherlock George Showkelr Carol Siebert John Siefert Sharon Siers Joan Sirnoncic Kenneth Sliter Barbara Smart rv sl 'Q 5? ,Lui I A if 1 X, as A 1 d Iudy Vicario Robert Virant Frank Vitale Joyce Vowie Michael Waidelich Joanne Wait Chester Waseleski Jean Weber Barbara Wenrich Ted Wens Diane Whinnery Tom Whittington Alvin Williams Arthur Williams Brinley Williams Jerry Williams Dale Witt Patricia Wolinski Leonard Wright Geraldine Young Janice Yug Edna Zehe Pauline Zemple Diane Zinger f ,il e L - is was Ti , E5 xffxsk ', 'HQ k 3 it -:Q K ' V 4, if J A .. 1, . Q x W K r . - kv ' A J f ' f f my 22 A - I 'iff if A , 1 , , ' g f f ,1 i f avi N .Q , f . if , I K - :Q W r ' ' 5 is ' f - n 41 A ,. -. I U 1 1 S A -5 -5 4' , 'i e S' ' W ' W' i all Q X I - I X , J . i - -X 4' N4 - 4 I .4 i X 1 s V L 34 f: 'V' - ' 'Hi 3 ,. . . a l -3 I . , 3 ' Y 'if' . . - - -- T ,ff -. f ' f 3 f in I 1 H ,A 4 K. X .J ' L N I 4 , ' X . ,. Carol Smiley g'i - f- 1: Y- 5 5' 12 1' Richard Smith 1 I 3 s Vj, Judy Smith - , V ' Diana Snyder ' X June Somadge 7 . Barbara Soul Ronald Spohn r Susan Stahli I Lois Stiebig - , 2 3 , - 1, tq James Sn-asser T Ln U. A Ronald Sulzer ' ' ' I' fr ' 4- Barbara Swartz . 4 1- ,: . , P H 535 l I 1 Nancy Swlnehart f 417 i Thelma Tanka A ng: W' J fx Linda Thomas Virginia Thomas jx Q Jeannie Thomas '53, ,T In f Dale Tippen I , nj L 0 ' Patricia Tomsic g, ' 7 14 -Q Wally Tring 7 r A Sondra Varoneff I 1 1 ' ,fx L f I I , ff I , 1 If HW 1 C 'i 1 f I 4: - in Eh ri? ' ,wifi 1 i: f f' S ng, X I .5 44 aff f f' , M 1, ,- f 4- V, Q4 ,af if-as , ,f 1 A, 75 ., , ' A V , K , I 4 , bah lf, if 2 .fx V 45 ff fu 1 'ZA X ff -V A F7 a 124 '7' Fi 'tt ff: ,a . 6 , 'r' 5 -f ,, 2 7 1 H V , 'W V W ff 11 ,l ,' V' , l 1 ' if lk r lt fvzf f K 1 ,f 1 f . 1 ' 1' 3 1 .1 , - e of fy? fi Y N Q,',,! if . ,5 ,ivy 2 P '71 any V Z'-I X Q gg .J 5 js y ' N., I 5 ' A Q17 ,,, 7 f, - r X ' if f 17 ' 'I 15 f , I N ' f + , Fffefbmen Seated: F.Boytz, G,A,Cooke, P. Koster, B.i-Iamilron, Standing: A,Lambo, H,Whitmer, D,Schulz. O the Freshmen who have entered Willoughby this year and who have been in- troduced for the first time to high school life and its many interesting facets the Lens extends congratulations . With able leadership provided by the Freshmen committee, the class has achieved notable success while launching their scholastic careers . We, of the Lens, wish to salute next years Sophomore class. A A r- , ,NX . n if '-i- ' . A fr My 3 112 in I A I Q. Y C 5 A u F ' .5 if if l i ' A W se- in fr as if A I ,,,4 I nf' I X , R t if 1 ' , it , 4 -1- - i 'f a Q2 5 5 Q f ' pg ' ' y 4 I ' , r X 7, CZ- .. if- an ,. ff VJ. like xg, Jrx - gy' dw x nb x Qu Av, ' 'Y - 4 L ' V 5 , . 3 P Y A' ff' + Tit X r X A ff si K I 1 ' ! if YJ , X V, 68 Evelyn Adams Robert Anderson Jim Angelucci Mildred Amold Dennis Atkins Louise Bartko Dave Barnhouse Sandra Baughman Audrey Baum Jackie Bejger Beverly Bemdt Albert Bishop Catherine Bishop Warren Bishop Robert Blake I ames Bohnsak Jay Borrosoo Robert Bourquard I . A Sherry Boyle 0 T ' - tar ,Q at .. ,ew It E 1,33 Frances Boytz 5, 1 A Cf ' 7, f William Branem 1' Q , Dudley Brown I I A J, V ,f K Carol Buerk A ,E 1 Sara Bue.rk i X J f ' ff A f If Barbara Burch Thomas Burgess xx J' 'j James Burke A 1 f' iw, I , Thomas Burke 4 2 u A, 4, ' .5 Y ' ' , +A f 5 iw '. -W y .. Robert Blumel , ' .5 . ,Aj , - j x Kathryn Cafferty 1 - I 'N 1 ' I , A, ,Ka Kathleen Cahill I -- , S 6 Af 4 1 N Diane Case ' I ' 7 1- K Patricia Cedervale I M I Fl ' t ' ' A f Louis Cicek Ronald Clark Lawrence Code -N ,: f. K 2 1' , , 1 1 ' ,J , .i Thomas Collins , i - 2 , l ff fl James Conley ' ! I J Joe Connell . Ji , -K Donald Cook ,J f .J x , 4 J If , Joanne Cook Y V A Judy Ann Cook f- ' 0 f: fa fi' , ' 1 I 1' George Ann Cooke ,L ' A kj, f ff ' L George Jean Cooke .Ji V' J 'Z 1 'I Anthony Costello f V I Gary Counts , fl if V y Cathy Coward J I ' ' Carolyn Crawford -5 . James Currie 5 It X , Bruce Crocker , 4. ,A 5 , William Davis 3' L' J 4 f ' A ' 5' I' T .- '-an De Loss Daniels , ' -3 'f I , L' -f Bonnie Downs M Q ' J J f ' 1 John Ducsay f X ' Valerie Dunlap gl If 1 ,W Auan Eugen ' Beverly Edwards av Ellen Eichler 'C K Francis Erich a 5 , ,z,,,'vT- ' 1? , ' 1,-,J-Cf' , 3' Harold Fairbanks ,. A , ' L jf ' , 4 WW? ' f Arthura Farley . , , , X g - . Dinah Fevold all 1 A I 1 I Q sandra Fevord ,, Sh lt F1 k ,W :-,f1,fW5 ' A D as Selma Forrester . I Q James Foster , ,- Mark Foster L ..- P V: Q ' ' ,Y g - If at , F' ,yy William Foster A .- 1' - -1 Q ' Kathy Francis ' J ' J E , ,,s. M' 7 fs J George Frech y 'W ,f ai 1 fx 7- J i, James Freeman fi ' 1' , , G N ' ' ' X Thomas Frye A , 1-, 5 X if 5,5 X f lk qtlfwgf I I l Fred Gaerrner , 3 Mg , James Gano , 3 J Julia Garrett 4 if V J . , G, , ,,, x , . gg, Susan Gates ' , 5 ' P gl, Donald Gogarn ,ff-f I ' W liatricia Greer U ' ,, , ames Grover ' ' - ' x Mollie Gubanc I X! Dolores Haagen I Ronald Haak -J Robert Habina I ' A. M Linda Hager W f 'V Z 'lv ffm In ' , V - '- Bob Hamnm yi g f Aj f 1 ' J 1- ' or A3 William Hamilton ' X y 4 , fy J fs Gerald Hammond ' J lk Martha I-Iarbath y A f I 7 f f If ff gig' f , I - 69 f , , M, 0. farm? 35.5 f r, Ralph Harber , Q ' , - ' L ohn Hard ove an ' f' v ,Lv , Y F E ' fi rr 4 jk Lawn Harri ' A ' 'V ,iAbb at ! H . Q' A 'Q g ' ff ,L ' ' George Harris x X 'XA jj' ,XM JM If A all llglarysialriitley vi A .Q , X --Q' V I rg orot y artman ' X ' L fe in 1 I 1 Miuard Hayes C' in A J J Lee Heckman ,W xr I Sandra I-Ielber ' A H ' , ,Q Ann Henderson Y fd .' AT' Q: - fl 2. f an A A ft: 2 fig? K y W 5 1 Ncfman Hemliflg - ' x .E I ng, ffl: 3 If .V iz' fiorg-Ie Hlenwood X ' M' Q V. ' W: fjq- , o n rps er wv.,: X NI I w I X W S Wy K Larry Hoffman 1 ' L , 'J 1 ' 7 James Ho e Q?5 '5? ifxll gf! . Thomas I-?o1ub Eleanor Huey F . , Glenda Hunger .. -a 0 g H e H I ' ' Paul Isaksen . 1 ' - av if 'Ll f- ' ,V ' ' gi' 1 Z' George Ianke - ,., - K Q1 , , u L Y ,, ' Q q -Q, 3 Janet .Tarrnusch W I j JQ - J J Richard Johnson 5 ff' 'M , ' ' V' XX ' N 4 A Leroy Johnson P ff' A A I 4 X 1 lv I Judy Johannes James Jorden V Roger .Tones Q 3 4 L: Q' A 4 I V D A I , Dennis Keyerleber ,gf ' z, C .. A 1 'JI 57.7 J' ' V' ' ' , Floyd Kidner A ,L K9 ,A , 1 ' Mickey' Korno 'ia T 1 -W 0 1 .A ff Patricia Koster - I na. 'rf , EE: gi A 1 A Ca'01K0vach . A .-fi, wed Q it :Q EEIASI MaryAnn Kovacrc Mudred Kuhn L o Perry Kundrot F - - - -A , Carl Kurz ' J: if, In , ,A K X u X ij' 41-5 lax., , ,- A ,, 3: Edward Kustic my 7 rf' .2 .1 , 5, ' d Sandra Kushjan L ' -4 s 'Q' X' Alfred Lambo 'FM X x ,I I ' Robert Langer Xl X u A2-' fl 'L vu K June Lattimore lun X X! ' I 'A l I 'X Larr Lau hlln N- r E11eZnLa?Jlor 4? Er es fy . Hilda Lehlonen W , ' ' .1 ' A - N .vw ,V , , , Robert Lemin T 57 ' ' T 91 'f 'ff- 'K L5 w 5 .- 6 Robert Lenz e , 'Ll ' , if 5 Todd Loar If 2' A , -NF V- me 7 Helen Lohmeyer 3, Z I -f il George Ludwig 'V 5 , . x fr 1 , fl Edward MacCarrney o d ' ,M L o H L William Maitland f 2 'S' Lid nj 1 ff ,Q s 'r r- f M ' ,- - id Nick Mama f 'Q Q Q2 f' 1 j if Lorelle Marhoe er jf J If-1 j U y g 5- 1 Euzabem Marshall My f L L gf, ij L. Q ' Fred Maman ' , f N K XX V' f?'. ' - .V Thomas Mastin A Q I X ' A' ' 'A Susan Matviyak X X Fred May V H ' ' x f x '. X Roger McAndrews Xi, 6: Q: 4 fn v , , Q I ' M - X - V - Slay McCarthy J If rg V , W ' A L K r X oan McClyru1 w , , yj ' F A F ' W XM, Karen Mclnrosh I V 7 ' A A ' Alice McKay lx f I Judith McNea ' f ' , Nancy Meares , Terry Mathias A Dou Me on - 4 N la 4 X N Jeanine Igflgeirmcer J' i5 ' - ' Q Snr, ,, ' 4 e- .. r 5 fu' of Fred Merzung ' ', ' -- , I L ,i Dolores Miller l . L, fr 1 GUY me 7 ,, f X , lg X gb ' Ronald Miller , 5 L lf - rf ' I Marilyn Moody 70 r Nancy Mock I 'ef f V Patricia Moon V ' h Ji' ' A Paul Moore 'I 'T --P - - f TS f: 7 2 , X -1 . 1+ - il S xl Thomas Morgan -l-V, ' A if V! all , kv' V ,ff ..w Z Ka Mor llo . s. f-- X ' I -M ' V ' P Dolls Mailiwatz ff? 'if 'fx 1' N MIX J V W by ,f Sandra Mumaw .A ' , V7 V ff r' 2 ' Judith Nash -A - S H . .L f CE L . f Paul Neiner Nancy Neubacher , ' Edwin Nass 3 ., 2 V , V V Marilyn Normandy N .. A, . W' 'F A it-H --a Ronald Norsell s ' s A- I 5 3 5 A Robert Novak V A J V - , Barbara Olesko ' - f v ' Fred Orloff Q U, V Q: ,. f Kenneth Ostraw Carol Pacholke ,lsw A John Pararlish William Papes ' - , - 1 1' ' I T7 Hazel Parks ' ' F: 5' V 1 V Y James Pecsi ,' 0 , V V Frances Penley V j . V VX r V pf V ' x Jean Pettit I X V I V J f K f , F5 .ao Robert Pufer H A Patricia Petrovic ' ' A 1 'E 4 1 ' ,V 4 r ' T ,' Phyllis Phillips 'Q - , f -r Q' l -1 Joanne Papson A , ' Z I Emma Lou Prall . 1 ' Larry Preston -h' ,Ce .1 5 f Charles Price ' ' ' ' Jack Pulford Ethlyn Ransey John Rasmussen A - I . , 1 v -. , Q, i David Reardon A ' 1 fi, J iz AK 'Q' J F Ioan Rester W 3 I -- J ' , V, ' -' - f Larry Rhodes X A VJ , Mary Rice , V , V V f Warren Rice f if ' V ,Vx V Mfx Edward Richards - Patricia Riddle 4 Christa Robbins ' I, V V VV Vx V Gloria Rose 'VA' 1. -g ', V ag ,,V,.., WayneRose . V I , 'gl , 7 1 X ff Lanny Ross K ,,.,. I ' 4 4 I ' Ellen Rugnetta f - J . ,, ' X MVA ' Helen Russell K X K ' . I ',, I Alice Jean Sabol C . - ' ' ' H Job Sabel ' V Tom Sakach L Q, 52 A A P .V ri 'di fl V-A ' Linda Sakef 44- ' . t gb V M' xv ,z Cv t ,T . W ,Q 771 ff-..2,. l nj, Robert Shultz 'Z -f ' ' V V-e f ,-. ' , , ' ,-43,1 - Eric Seaber A ' , fel' 'K X . ,- P' ,VW , -Wray Timothy Sears V A .V , 2 A X X X Vfbj V5 lV.' ' ffhi, Kenneth Serzer ,fi--V , I . ' . 1 XV 1 ' 'gl ' 4 , Q 'f'V V 4' f Dunston Sldnner ng f-,v'h',1',1 f' r .X f J x , A. .L ':33-Y' ix . ' r I f Ron Slapfnicker , ,AW ' Irene Sluga A ' I Y ' ' Glyn Smith in -.3 so ' - A J 5 gif ' ,, ,fa P F1 .P fs: L V Q Carol Snyder 4 V' 'f , 'A il Q ' F 1 A' A Robert Snyder rf ai ,,,, 1 ,ff ' ful? Jack Sohl - x kv i' ' I .B .fn Thor S arre - . ? ,f - g, 5 V f 55-if Mary Sliiarks if 1 1' P I' G x James Schaefer , V we W George Sellers V KM! V Mary Spence ,., .-.4 ,M ,. 2 rg, , 3 n I , Q g ,,V . ati . Ioan Spoonamore V W ' VX' : ,L . . y William Stark , Va Q ' W V M' , f ' n y 'W' Ronald Steele , 4' 49 X ' y M David Sulecki f X of X. Raymond Sweeney f ' 4 ag J' 1 71 A 5 I 4m we 1 ' ' 7v,7:-T H V 1,45-'Wa A 0 ., ' s ' of fi , fx had law! jf L ,, fx Aja 1 k J 7 1 ' ,I K 5 T' if yn' ' fp l I Roger Walther David Wasel Fred Weingand Carl Welker Frances Werner Regina Westfall James Whitman Howard Wbitmer Iris Whittington Perk Wolford Annie Wolkersdorfer Diane Wollschleger Roberta Young xx S rv L fx Y , V,., f? Eva Tate Lillian Thomas Ronald Thomas Gene Thompson Sherye Thompson Lee Thoss Betsy Trawatha Louie Trivisonno Douglas Tuthill Gerald Tuttle Kennith Verbecky 'Q of Edward Videti I , A Mary Volcansek 1, Donna Wade z , g I an , lj 13 are I L T if 1 if ' ff, k 1 tj! i 'f f ,J ' Q 12 :I . of i fs, , 4- A Q Z .fi 194: X Ng F ll X xx L Q 72 ACTIVITIES My Ok May mfirzwe To W AA D0 Hfeff Honorij 417 iii fm. fi: P 5,5 , 1. All HERE are the pictures for the track team? Has the cover design arrived yet? Don't forget your deadline is next Tuesday! Oh excruciating pain! I'll never get this will done All these are heard at a typical Lens Staff meeting. Starting the year with a banging assembly and a stepped up sales campaign, the staff kept busy doing tedious and necessary jobs as well as plan- ning and pooling ideas. Editor Duane Crum worked assiduously at keeping staff members on the go. Special thanks go to faculty advisors, Mr. J. Smeed and Mr. R. Mil- ler who managed the whole business of getting the yearbook out---on time. First row: R,Murray, K,Yuk1, P,Metzger, A,Bass, C,Lada, E,Hittie, C,Iohnson, J,Warren, Second row: I.Sestak, J. Rose' C-Cgstello' S,Woodley, J,Brooks, N,Borsh, R,Crook- ham, C,S1ag1e, S,Wi11er. Third row: B.Manning, I.lsak- gen' 1,5301-est, K,Cook, L.Mook, I.Wi11iams, P,Qu1nn, S, Fleck, Fourth row: B.Neubacher, B.Baughman, D.George, J,MacI1waine, P.He1tman, D.Lewis, T.Faith. Lam fini Editor: Duane Crum Senior Editor: Claire Floria Asst. Senior Editor: Betty Leininger Underclass Editor: janet Steinhrenner Asst. Underclass Editor: janet Wolfe Feature Editor: Bob I-Iardgrove Club Editor: Deanna Haagen Asst. Club Editor: Bethel Lemmerman Sports Editor: Dick Kurrle Picture Editor: Marty Brott Photo Editor: Dorothy Dumont Art Editor: Diane Fetzner Business Manager: Carol Miller Business Advisor: Mr. Richard Miller Advisor: Mr. james Smeed Advertising: jim Tyler Typists: jean Boritzki Joyce Cahill Lam fazfefmen 4.1 ., lr-S ' 5 , infje Q : gf S-1,1-QL -Ill ,Ji ' ' A'- '1 .... 1 Where are your pages, Mr, Lens? fx 4 fx Lew A556144 bb ' Q? ' 7' ,, 1 -J -1 1 ' M 'ms y' x zq L Q : 1:42 4' , fff 5 71 'wr ff 'Z ,4 W ' 'I I 4 5 51.1 5 f- f'A f. f f f 1 , ' 1 1 Z, fg , y' Q, x H 4 4 H Y f , pd I ' . 5' ff' . ,- bf-f WE- . . W, .' . , 5 5 ,. A f -V I i A ..,,ff .45 PM , ,.. W ,,,, .. A ., ff A ,,..,.,,VfQe,,,....., .,,V , WMM y Abb Dick Byers 9 91- s OF? 00,0 N 19 'bv j 09 J' Q0 ae a Dabba Honeymoon 4.11- If I Loved You ,X A 'yy L ,Ef f A 1 623, ..-, , .,. M., ,, W .pw MM wmawmnwudazihm Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Seniors Rock-a-Beatin' Boogie 3 e of 1' N4 i ..., fm? a LW' ., , ., ,Q ,- ,V ,J 4,,-n3,g ' 4 ' ' . , 0 7 , f W f 2 an X 1 ,Zinn ffyy ,MM 53 . .xg .N f fa , ,V A ' ,, p . ' ,QM 9 - 'ifF13.44...- 43:11, 5 Q 2 Nh... 4 , , A X f '-1 Q 9, ,ABQ ' First row: Bill Baughrnan, Don Barrell, Linda Mook, Betty Leininger, Janet Wolfe, Bob Hardgrove, Deanna Haagen, Tim Tyler, Duane Crum, Anne Colle, Sec- ond row: Dick Kurrle, Dale Sawitke, Paul Boltauzer, Cliff Krauss, Ronnie Lang, Dick Needham, Myrna C erman Iud Isaksen, Carol Miller, Janet Stein- OPP - Y brenner, Marty Brott, Diane Fetzner, Cliff Cook, Dan Kennedy. Ioe Tomsic. Third row: Bob McLean, Mar garet Govedich, Karen Wright, Cynthia Bouton, Kaye Cook, Judy Rogers, June Stasun, Phyllis Patterson, Carolyn Blzay, Audrey Bailey, Donna Hogg, Susan Parks, Sally Farran, Edith Kirby. Nazizbnazl Honor S0 My ,, f N expectant hush falls over the auditorium as a member of ' ' h candle-lit the National Honor Society descends from t e stage to proclaim, In the name of the National Honor Society h ! I choose. . . What a thrill and honor it is to be c osen h orar society are chosen by the faculty Members of this on y and students for Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Ser- vice. Only those in the upper fourth of the junior and senior ' 5 f aduat class scholastically are considered, and only 1 Z, o a gr ing class may be chosen. The keystone, flaming torch, and h ' i les of the so- the letters S.C.L.S., which stand for t e princ p ciety are the symbols of this honorary organization. Under the leadership of Miss Gibbs and Mr. Lake, the annual induction ceremony was held February ninth. At this ceremony new members were chosen and an oath to maintain the high ideals of the society was taken. Officers for the year were: Bob Hardgrove, presidentg Betty Leininger, vice presidentg Deanna Haagen, secretaryg and janet Wolfe, treasurer . 3 F? Ill First row: L.Schupping, M,Peop1es, A.Hult, K.Wright, L.Donovan, C,Bouron, S,l-Iengst, P.Patterson, B.Snider, A,Bai1ey, Second row: Rfriedberg, S.Temp1e,I.5I0l16, Digem-ledy' L-Pm-Ula, P,Clarke, W,Makowslo,B.Dick- gon, J,Pei-usek, Lfxiatz, R,Roberts, D,Haag, B,McLean, Third row: P,Hogg, B,Wenrich, A,He1tman, P.Ruddick, B,Schu1tz, M,Co11ir15, D.Dickinson, P.Ru5so, I.Hare, S,Pa.rk5, I.Helrman, S.A1exander, G..-Xnronin. fcbolmffbyv Club X V 1 , X Y , xx Q img Asif. Q XX S' i E i iii i l P i 3 i V r xg,r12.w - 5 ix Sr 'ff I at iii, g i First row: J.Hu11, P,Had1ey, D,1-Iogg, B,Ha1aburaa, R, Litwiler, S,Gid1ey. Second row: D. Sawitke, B.Lem- merman, D,Barrel1, B.Hardgrove, B.Leininger, T.Ty- , let, A.Co11e, P.Bo1tauzer, D.Haagen, D.Crum, Third . QQ ,..-AAF, ff row: B.Baughman, M.Govedich, K,Cook, I.McMahon, L,Mook, D,Fetzner, M.Copperman, I.Stasun, E.Kirby, .l.Tomsic, D.Bi1ski. Fourth row: M.Kraker, I.Ne1son, D,Waite, R.Brezic, J,Stendel, N.Leone11o, L.Buh1, S. Farran, V.Ty1er, C.Kraus, J,Rogers, C.B1azy. s , , 0 0 dd ,d if l-IE members of the W.M.P.W. Scholarship Club are chosen from the upper three classes. They must maintain at least a 3.0 average for two consecu tive semesters. The club is made up of members from Willoughby, Mentor, Painesville, and Wickliffe Each year the club holds a banquet. This year everyone had a wonderful time at Painesville Harvey High School, where the banquet was held. After a fine dinner and a very interesting program, the mem- bers adjoumed to the gymnasium for dancing. Miss Gibbs and Mr. Lake are the advisors for the club. The officers are Tim Tyler, president: Bob Hardgrove, treasurerg and Betty Leininger, secretary. This year Anne Colle was chosen as our county rep- resentative . Anne served as secretary of the com- bined organization . 441 ,AM ,few- 5 9 -Z7 4A'. Seated: L,Mook, M.Copperman, P,I-Ioemig, C, Floria, T,Faith, M,Brott, M.Border, B,Manning, Second row: C,Mi11er, D.Bowman, B,Neubacher, f 1. rt ag it w Y' Tb6.gDZZlW5 HE purpose of the Thespians is to promote dramatics. This is done not only by taking an acting part in a play but also by learn- ing what goes on back Stage . Some of the things leamed are prompt- ing a play, applying stage makeup, and how to organize a set. The Thespians this year took part in various activities. The Sen- ior Class play, Headed for Eden, which was presented in Novem- ber, was a huge success. In February, the Thespians took a trip to Kent State University to see Time Out for Ginger and later re- turned to see Cyrano de Bergerac . They also attended the Cleve- land Playhouse and held a banquet in May. The One Act Plays, in which all the Thespians participated, took place in spring and gave every player an unforgettable experience . The initiations of the new members into the club was fun for everyone. The officers for the year were: president, Claire Floriag vice president, Thom Faith, secretary, Pat I-Ioemig, treasurer, Marty Brott, did a wonderful job. SPRING FEVER 1 , ' Jai fl' f 2 ft v ' 45: if D,Crum, D,Byers, C.Lada, J.WiLLiams, B,Hard- ' grove, Third row: D,Ku1'r1e, B.Behnke, D.Bour- quard, J,S1:einbrenner, T.Ty1er, P.Metzger. ma 'iii , E , I t, ,W Z3 age, Q STAGE CREW l D. Parker, A. Melton, D, Poole 5 , x -F- v hail .. -.- Shocking HeadLLnes 2 2' 1 i 4 1 . Z if ' ? f i i L .4 g . if ' fxvh ,f Initiation FZ 1+ Wow! Headed for Eden What a cast! Calm down, Bob! D-Q 525 7 9 V ga- ? ,-M, F. C. CABINET First row: N,Wi11.iams, S,Farran, I.Rogers, J,Isak- sen. Second row: I,Stende1, D,Fetzner, R,Lltwiler, M,Brott, A,Co1.le, J.Steinbrenner, C,Bouton, C, Miller, N,Tropf, Third row: K,Wright, R,Widgren, C,Germ, P.Patterson, C.Iohnson, J.Coon, I.Wi1- Liams, C,F1oria, B,Leininger, FORMAL INITIATION FORMAL INITIATION lf 5. 6 1 6 Z . .. 5 f , g Q 5 , f V 1,-Y,-fi y 5 4 Q f '91 W t rg ! 'W 'ff Q 91 ' ,ff-ifif, Q. f f m. 'H , '79',.'S f .aT3 :g 1, A F7fZl?W6Z,5b6Z7 Cfub ISNEYLAND came to W.H.S. this yea.r in the form of the Friendship Club. All of Disneyland's characters were present at the All-girl AS- sembly to introduce the coming events for Friendship Club girls. The parties started the year off with a bang at the F.C. Camival, and Daisy and Donald Duck appeared at the Christmas party held especially for little children. Lady and the Tramp sponsored the Hi-Y-F.C. meet- ing which included a comic fashion show. Formal and informal initiations and the unforgettable Snow White and Prince Charming Formal were part of the many activities of this club. After finishing the year with the Davy Crockett Hoedown, the Father- Daughter Picnic, and a Queen of Hearts Tea for the mothers of the girls, the club officers: Anne Colle, presidentg janet Steinbrenner, vice-presi- dentg Mary Brott, secretaryg and Cynthia Bouton, treasurerg and their advisor, Miss Adele Knight, realized that it had been a very successful year. INFORMAL INITIATION in Y r hx ,Y thu.-v'h .A1'i , .u ' ' C mrs Jr- 80 x 1 fs' my . 7 ,. X, X 'es i'-. X N sb 1 i 5 N wks, ,. , r , 74? . ' 5, c .. SEAN: 4, '4N'vr Daisy 81 Donald Duck Christmas Parry X 1 X px: ,Mk K Hman.,- ,. 'i.. .. ,i,. -' .,.. F. C. Formal - Disneyland ft, A 0'-ga .51-1: , , . Daisy 8: Donald Duck Christmas Party p 1 Hi-Y F, C, Mass Meeting All Girl Dare any he Q L I S J E 4 Q, , i...:i f V ff? , D, lil , -1, 81 f Y , 1.1, First row: Mr, Wike, T.Ty1e.r, C.Cook, I.Mac- Ilwaine, D, Byers, G.Korpi, I,Pizmoht, Second row: T,l-lemeyer, J,Orick, D,l-lenley, B, Walker, H,Hendershot, D.Kurr1e, A,Mi1ton, D,George, B.Poo1e, Third row: C.Krauss, D,Mu11en, B, Schultz, D,Needham, J.Dixon, B.Hardgrove, B, Wendel, D,M.il.ler. Fourth row: J.Thomas, I, Hartline, D.Pe1z, B.Heimberger, I,Thompson, Llviatz, J,Rauker,, E.A11en, I,Borbely. ' .hx Y gl is if Hi-Y Formal , ,V ,ag ' H fl , ,fr 1 f l V' 0,9 F7 O f X ' . wil-4' Q hQ!Y HE purpose of the Hi-Y is to establish high standards of Christian char- acter in the school and community. This year members proceeded with this plan by sponsoring a clothes drive and Christmas and Easter baskets for needy families. Karen Wright was crowned Hi-Y Sweetheart at the annual Hi-Y Formal and a comic fashion show led the festivities at the joint Hi-Y-F.C. meet- ing. john Macllwaine and Cliff Cook attended Camp Nelson Dodge and George Korpi, Dick Byers, jim Rauker, and Dick Mullen represented Wil- loughby at the Hi-Y District meeting at Hiram . In addition Cliff Cook and Dick Mullen were sent to the legislative assembly in Columbus . Officers for the year were: Cliff Cook, presidentg John Macllwaine, Vice presidentg Dick Byers, secretaryg and George Korpi, treasurer. The club is under the guidance of Mr. C. Wike. Karen Wright Hi-Y Sweetheart Hi-Y Formar ggtgt ., -4 - c fi T . Sf, . g 5,-5, fr lg .. . fr . H, . t . S Y gk ' ' , Nita . Q: E 5 N, xi xii V at t 3 l x ,li '- K- L0 . L, iam, 4 ,X fy ff417 41 90 'SQXPT' Fiiiltxff f w Frm xiii, finden! Cow mil First row: Llsaksen, A.Co11e, C. Kraus, A Cook, P,Ruddick. Second row: J.Schmitz C- Miller. D. Mullen, J. Wolfe, J.Rauker, C.Cook, S,Farran, D, Ericson, A.Bass, D Byers, I,Stende1. Third row: T,Geiling, D.Kennedy, R. Klein. J.Hart1.ine, B,Wen- dC1l, J.Tomsic, D,Pring1e, L.Buh1, D. Lewis, K.Hoffman, L.Mait1and, Fourth row: B.Doy1e, J,Gasier, J.Campbe11, N. Minitch, P.Ru,sso, M.Kovacic, J.Dixon, L.Thomas, R.Mi11er, B.Schu1tz, F. Boytz, R.Iohnson, J,Orick. HE Student Council plays a very important part in W.H.S. Its purpose is to promote good citizen- ship in all phases of school activities. Council members are always looking for new ways to stim- ulate loyalty and cooperation in the students. This year fine school spirit was demonstrated especially in the enthusiastic support of our teams. An improved scheme in the honor system called a buckboard was devised. In the main hall five one dollar bills were placed on the board. Students who needed money borrowed the money and were placed on their honor to repay the money the following day. The Council also sponsored gift baskets for needy families at Christmas and Easter time, the dances after the basketball games and the Homecoming Dance. Under the able leadership of Miss janet Hallock and Mr. Arthur Holloway, the officers, Cliff Cook, presidentg jim Rauker, vice president: janet Wolfe, secretaryg and Sally Farran, treasurer, and with the cooperation of the student body, the Council had a very successful year. First row: I.Ne1son, D,Pepin, P,Metzger, A,Alpeter, C.F1oria, M.Knoro, N.Tropf, T.Faith, A,Shaw. Second row: B.Lein- inger, M,Kraker, R,Widgren, P.Patterson, K.Morgi11o, D,Atkin, P,Greer, P,Koster, L,Sa1er, M,Jordan, Third row: J.Stein- brenner, J,Mursencavage, S.I-Iengst, D. Christian, C,B1azy, D.Tippen, L.Dono- van, G,Counts, D,Dickenson, I.Genn. av I.Isaksen, I.Cahil1, D.Dumont, N.Leone11o, D. Billhardt, R, Murray, I,Clementson, P,Metzger, B,Lemmerman, R,Crookham, J.Altenweg, B, Leininger, D.Fetzner, J,Steinbrenner, K,Wright, A.Mancini, K,Cook, C.Mi1ler, Not pictured are: Claire Floria, Janet Coon. Club SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM N., ...,s,,,., -zfrr - u,,..a.., ,Te A 1 V .V 1 cu 2- O join the W Club a girl must eam 95 points. These can be made in any sport, but not more than ten points may be made in any one sport. A girl is also judged by het sportsmanship and ability to get along with eo le. p Efhe purpose of the W Club is to promote leadership, to develop skill and to provide a recreational program not just for its members but for all the girls at W.l-I.S. Last summer the club held a picnic and later painted the goal posts at the football field. With Mrs. Marble as its advisor, the W Club spon- sored Dad's Night at the football game, decorated the float for the Horne- coming Queen and court, held a Sports Frolic at Eastlake junior High, and planned an assembly with the Varsity Club. The club was headed this year by janet Steinbrenner, presidentg Dolo- res Billhardt, vice presidentg janet Coon, secretary: Diane Fetzner, treas- urer. ' ' 1-, . ,sm 'sal L f e if or ff' ' ' 1 ., 1 2 f- W V, I Y ,, . , , .-,., l , P' Q V Q4 LH , Tl-llb was A PXRAMID. . , I li , 1 v V.. A L ,, L Vyxll 'o ' A ls 1 X T h -at tt AW z kt y V T X- -f sg, -t al 84 First row: D,Needham, H.Hendershot, D.Lewis, I,Orick, B,Floyd, B,Wotring, Second row: Mr, Winters, J.Thomas, D.Pringle, T.Sizer, G,Kor- pi, D,George, Llxlacllwaine, K,Bernard, Third row: I.Evans, G.Kadow, P,Bo1tauzer, T,Ty1er, N,Tutt1e, I.Strand, I.Rauker. Fourth row: D, Pelz, A,Pollard, J.Gasier, D.Stupcr, B,Baugh- man, R,Lang, D,Porter, D.Mi1ler, Fifth row: B, Wendell, J,Thomson, I.Pizmoht, I-l,l-Iayford, D. Dann, C, Kraiu. l rw 2 , 1 Z , F fr. .5 ' i f i fl, A F i 1 . W i ' F tft . K' .5 V ' 4? ,M ,, U45 4 ' S - X ffm fn fa, Aug? A W , V M 5 .IF , V U - 3 H V. ,I F F ,fff F H lr , Kg f 3 wh ,. 1 ' il f ,. an f,,:A,f' f - WHA , 3 JZ? M ,Q W 1F PM 5 , in 6, A i V .. F , Z 6, VF l Q 4, ' a , F I V I 'I ' , f 'Q ' HIS year for the first time the Varsity Club, along with the W Club, held an induction assembly. Doug Pringle, president, began by stat- ing that only those who have earned a varsity letter in a sport are eligible for membership in the club. Vice president, jim Rauker, continued by relating some of the events which were to take place, such as the ban- quets held at the end of football season and in the spring. Secretary john Macllwaine and treasurer George Korpi stated the ideals of the club-- sportsrnanship, leadership, fellowship and school service. The club spon- sored a float at homecoming and attended various athletic events. Advisor, Harry Winters and officers did an excellent job of guiding the club. t Q f ' ,,FF' 5 a, F f F VF r A . j , ,Z nf Q dz lv -A wfrff-Q14-A 4 2-1 Q, MP4 , as W' 4 X 'f Q7 an 'E':i,,5g1'G:'2,ij wr af , aw, Back row: S.Parks, R,Widgren, P,Zemp1e, I.Cu11i- tan, D,Fairbanks, R,Cox, D,Ferzner, P,Ke1ly, Middle row: F,Murray, P,Patterson, A,Col1e, T. Faith, C,Lada, Llsaksen, P,Hoernig, Front row:S, Hengst, C,Schriner, S,Ianc, I,Hartnett. lU7f67flCb Cfub LL students now enrolled in French Classes or those who have in the past taken French are eligible for membership in the French Club. Members learn to appreciate the people and their way of life and increase their knowledge of the French language. The monthly meetings are held at the home of members . French games are played as well as recordings of the French language . Ad- visor, Mr. Herbert Lake, presented film strips of his trip to 'France to the club. Officers for this year were: Thom Faith, presidentg Chris Lada, vice presidentg and Anne Colle, secretary. it 3,47 , Ulilliiid I' 1 A Study of French Architecture French Geography xxgg if 5 v ff. . his XXL? 9' Loy J Tomzdoffw OLA AMIGASV' This is just one of the greetings of the Spanish Club. Members are encouraged to speak constantly en Espanol. At a meeting they must speak Spanish while singing, playing games, and even eating refreshments. Skits in Spanish are also given at the meetings. This year one function of the club was a play for the student body. The club also held a gay fiesta along with other schools. Officers for the year: Sally Farren, la presidenteg Barbara Behnke, la vice-president-eg Betty Houpper- mann, la teseroiag joy Appenzeller, la secretariag Barbara Bennett, el programmeg and Joyce Cahill, la periodista, helped the club have a bueno year. x XX 1 M First row: B,Bennett, B,Houppermann, S,Farran, S,Woodley, P,l-Ioer nig. I.Cahi11. Second row: C,Laverne P Porter T Gubanc B Me . . . . , . y ers, B.Leininger. Third row: R,Brezic, I.Leis, D.Kennecly, B.Wai-go, , , ,N x is XX . swiss XWNXNNN, fst-tN,.t.1g 'ix vim. Ulf W f 1 d Z 1 ws-.xsik ff 4 ga First row: B,Shoemaker, I,Ackroyd, J,Stone, N. Rosenberger, L,Thomas, L,Kennel1y, M.Ginerva, T.Gera1d. Second row: E.Pirko1a, S.Furnas, D. Collins, P.B1ake, J.Yug, J.Mangan. Third row: M,De1carplni, M,Co11ins, B.Dickinson, B.Bu1- lock, S.Siers, D.Radebaugh, R.Litwiler, R.Geo- sano, B.Crego. Fourth row: L,Con1ey, W,Ma- kowski, D.Christian, T,Bea1, R,Friedberg, R, Lang, S,Rose, W.I-loge. in , f iff, fir tl ZZ 5 , 2 , f l 4 f 9 , gg I 3 , 5 5, ., 1 , My , ,, f 5 WI!! ' Q if ff gig 3 , 4 My , W f if 1 , f .4 f, , ,ww f f . , f f 1 g C l Lys X , W' n n ' 1? Zz I ,, ' f 3 fffff f f fi I 5445! f if Q fl ' , ,Vi l Sf' ' V ' V , gg a. X f 1 at fi g X it 2 5 ta: i l ff if ly ' X5 ,4....L. 1 xg n . yy Lazfm Club IDEOUS monsters, Caesar's ghost, and Cerberus came from the Lower World to initiate new members of the Latin Club. The members were led across the river Styx into the fires of Tartarus and judged by the Fates. Slaves served at the annual Roman Banquet and also sang, juggled, and danced. Various Roman games were played at the monthly meetings. Officers for this year were as follows: Ron- nie Lang, consulg Cynthia Bouton, pro-consulg Nancy Rosenberger, scribag and Sally Gidley, quaestor. The club is advised by Miss Adele Knight. 88 First row: N.Neubacher, D.Bourguard, S.Matviyak, D,Come.r, B,Ru55g11' N,Wi1liams, H,Werner, M, Mclntosh, P,Russo, V.Dun1ap. Second row: B. Bom-guard, L,Marhoefer, P,Moon, J.Stone, L. Neeld, B.Neubacher, I.Mc1ntosh, B,McLcan, S, Teple, H,Lehtonen, M.M0Ody. E.Se:us. , 93557 - ,PXCY WW ,-NNYDO kook 'How big did they want thisq' 411. :,fj,f?2...,,,,- T 'VZ ,, ,. Ly, wi 0' k I Cazmem Cfub HE biggest project of the Camera Club throughout the year is tak- ing photos and developing them for the use of the Searchlight and Lens. This year they also took class pictures at Garfield, McKinley, Thomas jefferson, Broviming, Roosevelt, and Lincoln Schools. You may also have noticed the pictures of various classes and activities above the trophy case contributed by the club. They do their own developing and printing in the Annex darkroom when time permits. The purpose of the club is to increase the interest in photography among the students and provide the school paper and yearbook with illustrations of student activities. This year's officers are Bob Russell, presidentg Dennis Comer, vice presidentg and Nancy Williams, secretary-treasurer. Mr. C. Artale and Mr. D. Hewitt served as co-advisors. Almost done, e I fig T- These are just right. 89 if First row C Lada D Haagen, D.Fetzner, C.Mil1er, R,Murray, P.Metzger, J.Wil1iams. Second row B Behnke, I,Steinbrenner, T.Ty1er, D,Lewis, C,F1oria, B,I-Iardgrove, D. George A Bailey M Brott, M,Border, B,Manning, Third row: D.Col1ins, R,Litwi1er, W jj D 5311611 P PHUCISOII. B.H3121bU1'd3, T.Faith, J.Ne1Son, F.Chiso1m, B.Wa1ker, S.Hengst, S Woodley D Crum B.Mosher, B.Poo1e. Fourth row: G, Bell, R,Widgren, S,Gid1ey, I, Rogers K Wright I Stendel, S,Farran, D,Waite, C,B1azy, G,York, D.l-logg, get 0 0 sf '?yo Rifle- ummf Council HE purpose of the junior Council of World Affairs is to create a greater interest for current events in young people. The main function of the year is the U.N. Mock Assembly held annually in Cleveland with schools from the Greater Cleveland area participating. Much time is spent doing research work for this meeting. Members act as representatives from countries all over the world and they must know the conditions of that section of the world. One out- standing member is sent to the U.N. Assembly in New York. All is not work for the members however . A caroling party with a chile supper afterward, a banquet at Lutz's Tavern, and the regular monthly meetings were part of the fun. Officers-Bob I-Iardgrove, presidentg Dave George, vice-presidentg Claire Floria, secretary Audrey Bailey, treasurerg Doug Lewis, program comrnitteeg Marty Brott, social chairman: and advisors, Mr. Edmund Edmunds and Mr. Maurice Young are to be commended on the interest- ing and excellent meetings held this year . Modica, A, Sullivan, N, Williams, I.Thomson, S,Tep1e, C,Bouton, ,O ,Fas , we . N 'f' ' I V v xg , 5 an sm C P 2 'ir Q is w , A F 90 'Alam rl D First row: C.S1ag1e, J,Ha.rtnett, J,Baxter, D,McLean, Second row: C,Coste110 B Houpper man, S.Konke1, N.Borsh, P.Hoernig, N.Tropf, I,Brooks, I.Stark, J,Spate Third row D Hunter, D,Kergassner, R. Brezic, S,Fox, K.Lohmeyer, M.Kremm, E,Ferug E Kirby I Dlx on J,Stone. Fourth row: P.Fox, L.Herrold, S.Estes, L.P1aisted, P.Bo1tauzer V Stewart M rx ' Q as F f L A is t FS , p gt ig X I as l gg f X I' ' l Ei A . I ' KTM, -f ' .v :sg M ' 5? x rr . f 5 Q A 3 -is i l l UC? Q O Fziziznfe Teazclym HE Future Teachers of America is a club organized by students interested in teaching as a profession. The members have a chance to observe classrooms talk with teachers, and do some actual teaching. Members of F.T.A. acted as guides at the College Day presented to upper- classmen and acted as hostesses at the tea following the meeting. They observed teaching techniques and watched teachers at their daily work. The club also had the pleasure of having Miss Hengesbach and Mr. Woodside speak at meetings. Selling book covers was another of their projects. Officers for the year were as follows: Chris Lada, president: Karen Wright, vice-presidentg Carolyn Crawford, Secretary: Deanna Haagen, treasurer: and program chairman, Roberta Sheppert. 'X --,if ff. i. qw. First row: M.Ginevra, S,Furnace, D.Wi1son, D. Wade, P.Ridd1e. Second row: J.Nash, B.Houper- manns, C.Crawford, R.Wright, C.Lada, D.Haagen R.Shepherd, R,WidgICH, D,Fetzner. Third row: E, Perkola, J.Stasi1n, K,Yuk1, M,Co11in, A.Hender- son, T.Hemeyer, M,Govedich, S.Fox, J.A1lyri, I. Hartnett, S,Janc, Fourth row: D,l-Iaagen, I,Warren, J,Stone, M.Kremm, S,Konke1, N,Wi1Jiams, L. Donovan, P,I-loernig, v Book Covers yt 91 f , f 7 ' X X C X 1 , , V, , , , , , , ,Z 5 Z 5 , 3 f , j , f , , , , 1 2 , We First row: E.Kirby, I.Spate, I.Stark, I,Brooks, V S.Lee, S.Uh1, Llsaksen, Second row: J.Ne1- son, M.Kraker, A.Mancini, P,Ke11y, K,Wright, ,P M.Cor1ew, J,Perusek, C,Corbett, C.Snyder, A, ,M '19 Shaw, D.McLean, S,Fedor, RW Wk lim img 7 .V A if My 'oy'f 'Wa c' in ww-, ,aww Ojjibe fipzjjf ACH period of the day two girls are assigned to the high school office . The girls de- liver messages, run errands, operate the switchboard, and do the numerous other du- ties connected with the functioning of the office . These girls get actual office experience while still in school and at the same time, add greatly to the efficient operation of the school office . We would like to thank the entire office staff for the help that they've given each of us as we have gone through each day's schedule. Daily office work f 14' 57 fy ' , 'A fp. ? 92 Secretaries - M,Wi1de, S, De Joy, W,Mi115 g,, First row: A.LaConti, P,l-Iadley, N.Willlams, Sec- ' ond row: P.More,nz, M.Mestrovich, D.Ferzner, P, Metzger, C.Iohnson, I,Brooks, C,Mi11er, M,Mo- digg' Lsaxrer, Third row: B.McLean, P,Hoernig, B.Mg5her, M,K.remm, B.Behnke, P.Zempel, S. Woodley' Lwiljjarns, J,Wo1fe, C,Coste11o, M, Border. l 3 l i ? 2 r 2 ' I if 1 1 55 LQ 4 ' l , J ' ff 4 .1 i , f 5 .f ,f , L' 4, N L , L , zf, 0 , , Q 'v Searchlight fluff EMBERS of the staff of the Searchlight, the students' own newspaper, have a real experience in journalism. Each week a two-page paper is put out as part of the daily Lake County News Herald, with enough news and views to keep the student body and the whole community informed of what goes on at W.l-l.S. This information is vital in promoting school spirit and good community relations. Editor Chris johnson does an excellent job and staff members should be commended for their excellent service. They work tirelessly in order to meet their Monday morning deadline, and each Tuesday evening students receive their anticipated editions of the Searchlight. The staff is under the direction of Mr. L. Slominski. df .4 , E! fl 01 2 1 4 al 7541,--U ,QQ First row: B,Wa1ker, L.Code, E,Noss, F,Gaertner, E.Brott, B,Schultz. Second row: K.Se1ander, J. Knoefel, B.McK.ay, B,Heinberger, B,Baughman, A Melton, I.Li11ich, I,Stang, D.Pepin. Third row: B,Mi11er, L,Con1ey, B,Christian, G,Butzer, E,A1- len, B,Me11en, D.Cox, R.Mil1er, B.Raab, Wg 1 HIS year the Rifle Club was under the direction of a new advisor, Mr. Wilfred Fries. Mr. Fries, working along with Mr. Scott Edgel and Mr. Arthur Melton, representatives of the ORCO Gun Club, CoaCheS the rifle team. Each Tuesday night this club has a practice session. from the members, the rifle team is chosen. This team holds meets with other schools and participates in the N.R-A- Iumof Matches- I l Last year over three thousand teams competed in these championship contests in which the Ranger team won twenty-fifth place . Officers for these sharpshooters in '56' were Bill Baughman, president, joe Strand, secretaryg and Art Melton, treasurer. R576 Climb 93 First row: D,Co1.Iins, P.Hoernig, Dilaagenf D-Cf'-UE . , e D,Er1cson, J,Stasun, P.Russo, Second row. D.58WiI D.Bouquard, P.Bo1tauzer, R.Nemura, J.Th0IT1aS. P- Heltman, L,Go1drick, B.McLean, l.McMah0D. Mark Club ORQUES, binary numbers, and Pythagoras kept members of the Math Club busy this year. At meetings everything from Flatland to the way to Eurphoria was discussed. The purpose of the club is to create greater interest in mathematics, to discuss topics not covered in the school math curricula, and have fun learning them. Officers this year were: president, Duane Crumg program chairman, Dale Ericsong and secretary, Deanna Haagen. f ? 1 51 ,75 L 1 , , ,, ' f 1 7 TL ' l N ' ,Aix hx K 1-9 ,min .V i I'f f,: i r 9' 7 Q ,,. 52335157 42 , b fy +, .-,. 35 g fix gyms 4 First row: P,Zemoe1, P.,Russo, D.Bourquard, W,Rice, Ya ,,l tf ':-'iff53i4l f HQ. V -Q. I,Stasun. Second row: I.Kenyon, D.Co11ins, I.Mc- A 'f . ' Mahon, D,Sawitke, J.Sabe1, D.Porter. Third row: B. Neubacker, J.Thomas, D.Kennedy, I.Cape1, E.Ba1ey. 3 c X, 'M . Aww 55111151 CZML CIENCE students interested in adding to their scientific knowledge may join the Science Club. EX- periments and projects are part of the program carried out by its members. A trip to Case Qbsel-Va- tory was also on the agenda for the club. Officers, Phil Russo, presidentg Don Bourquard, vice presi- dent, Paulene Zemple, Secretary and treasurer, did an excellent job of providing interesting and infor- mative meetings. The cluh's advisor is Mr. Chris Artale. 94 rf s A ffl 2' 5? 'Y' .- 3 if 5 at Q, ' , ' f ? 3 W in t - - 5 - v 5 Y f Q 5 A R.,-v flag 'l' fe r Q 11: V V l f A 5 ' r 1 , 2 B re 2 5 E , . f s A f 3 ,f' , g i v First row: B.Wi11iams, G,Fischer, G. 'f '1 ond row: P,Kandrot, R.Ritchey, F. Gebauer, J.Polloch, C,We1ker, R.l-la bena. Third row: R,Drnek, R,l-laak, E.Iartke, E, Kastec, R. Thomas. umm Pafzre Y guarding crosswalks every morning, noon, and evening the junior Police performs an important service for the school. They direct traffic at the crosswalks, games, and other school events. This group deserves a big thank you for working in all kinds of weather for the school. A udzb- Wim! A Ziff ECAUSE audio visual aids have become an integral part of classroom education, one of the most indispensible Organizations in the school is the Audio Visual Aids. Under the capable direction of Mr. Donald Bowland this group is always ready to carry out the plans of the teachers at W,H.S. whether it is to show a movie in class, play records, or make tape recordings. All announcements which keep students in- formed on what is happening at W .l-LS. are made by the Vis- ual Aids group. The recorded music at the dances is under the supervision of this group. Each boy in the organization is carefully checked on his knowledge of all equipment used, the public address system, movie P1'0jectors, tape recorders. Phonographs, and all eqU1P' ment used in the functioning of this equipment. 95 First row: B.McLean, W.Neubache.r, D.Bourquard, D,Kennedy. Sec ond row: J.Sabol, I.Wa11ace, K.S1iter, D.Keyer1eber, P.lsaksen. Third row: D.Gross, l-l.l-lendershot, W.I-lamilton, T.Sizer. Fourth row: I.Jordon, T.Grue11, W.Trawatha, W,Ianis, R.Stupe1', Fifth row: G,Koketec, W,Orloff, E.Brott, W,Fu1ton, G,Stewart. Stewart, G.l-lenwood, G,Se1lers, Sec- First row: J. Littleton, R.Rtunbaugh, F,Swasey, Second row: E,Ackrogd, H,Waite, C.DiPietro. 55+ 4 I . '4 Z K f Z 2 i f f 2 f 2 2 5 3 3 , ti ff x'?ffW , J vv gfld ills ,wif ' I f 1, -A ,ef -- t 7151 iltfgg 5 5 n -f1...Wf.fw get V :a,yQg,,,,imF'f-:gAf?'A mf ,' 7 G ,, f W. .1 X I , 6 , ,. ,, ,. Mr1z'n iemmce FTER our school day is over, these people start cleaning up for us . They keep us warm and comfortable, keep our class rooms neat and clean, and do so many other tasks that help our school operate smoothly and efficiently. Their efforts to make our school life pleasing go seeming- ly unrewarded, but now, the students take this opportunity to say thank you to each and everyone of them. The Lens Staff would like to extend a special thank you for putting up with the messes we left in the last minute rush Aka' la Y ,V ci V, - ,. ,,,, , , ,V M q i , :zfjy,w,y'-, ,,-- ,. -'ff wf wry, ,gy af, K , . ,iff 4 f,1,,f, C, V 'ff-mv -,, ff' ' ?1i?ff N v -- SUPERVISOR - Thomas Harding 6 41 , 1 1 The Line Up p M -. M ' 4- ' - '42 W .... 1' .,' ' N pa.. 'x...- .. .rf JH- -A -,J 96 CLASSES 7 1 A-'mi' s-900-0000' L Anal' Live By , E HW Ruff 'il , fsfa-SKS My HUMAN CROW REZA Ivozvs Ll? AMHUC AN G ALGEBRA OVEQNAIENT SPANISH BUSINESS MACHINES -,Q -'viii' 98 N115 'Xu SM J 4 1 6 O.Q , o 4 ' ' Sk PROB LEMS OFDE M -5- CHEY-HSTRY GEIJ HIAL T-LA TH SOPHO m MORE ENGL! SH BI OLOG Y v , 1-M, . .fif , , in J ' ffr 4 , V V , 1. I ' 54 - fi 5 ,. . ' 4 a....11f, ' if V 'M I I f , f ff ' 1 , wg yew W, . ,b . ,jozm , f , 'H . I f ,, ,ff ,, ff ff, ,V , f 1 1 mln iii , ,y iff' 42 1 M W. 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',,,,: 47 X V ,E,5,Ar+fyy7' V' ff ' ' W ffvlffy A w,,,' fy if ,. 1777 5 K v ,f 'A l R, 'Q .1 :ZS-W' ' 1fy 'f, , , , 7, f , f 3 4? I 4 I f f TYPXNG :: .QW f af, ff 1 1 s ,kg 1 I I QM qfsiww Z gy HXGH ,ffffffff fm, ., 4 N , 1.ff'f?M DY'-DANG Z , fl f 4 5 , f 'ff' 1 , f ff!! ff if 1 f 2 4' f f ff 'f , f Q , 54 J ,M , X f 5 +-, of 4 ,Y f f V Y '72 f IM, my ,Qin , ,W ,Q . .jp , , ff H. ff 1 A W'f H A' ff If LJ -54.0 ,f .-f ,- ff . K 'L in - , wg , , , - , I! . lf, YSICS DRIVING PHYSICS 'B Qnumumnmn.. 1 ' ' k. aug. . Q A A.. , . qw? , 1 V I ,f 1 71 W f fy f , , an .., , LAB, SPGRTS To Come And fam UK While VW Cb667DJ - I Mn if D TIM TYLER IN ACTIO EVANS CARRIES BR UC, E WOT RUVG GAISER TACKLES' f fb DAVE DANN fm DANN TRIES, BOLTAUZER FLIES R TOUCHDOWN! M , jgggff ' F' - y t T , 4 ' ' ' 1 , L- 1 , fu , 7 , 7 , , Y L ' 'V 1 ' Vdfflnly Foazfb ll ILLOUGI-lBY'S Football Rangers started the season off this year with two victories over Riverside and jefferson. They next lost to local Painesville Harvey. Next the Rangers played Maple and it was in this game that Bill Floyd received an injury which kept him out of action for most of the remainder of the season. We next lost successive conference games to Brush, Bedford, Berea and Garfield. The final game of the season was with Mentor, and although Willoughby lost, they put up quite a battle, scoring three touch- downs to the home fans' delight. Throughout the season the games were marked by the fine work of Tim Tyler, john Evans, Dave George, Carl Sturm, and many other seniors and quite a few juniors who did a fine job. Tim Tyler, Dave George, and jim Rauker were elected to the G.C.C. Second Team. With the return of fifteen juniors next year Coach Winters is looking forward to a successful season in 1056. Willoughby 25 Riverside 6 10 jefferson 0 18 Harvey 34 2 Maple 26 O Brush 12 M 14 Bedford I9 - ' ' 4 .....- L-J' 0 Berea 42 6 Garfield 28 COACH FOSTER, HEAD COACH WINTERS, COACH RALLS lf! Mentor 44 Fu-SHOW: Alpojjard' Lgvam' jlpjagagag' Elgaughman, D.Lcwis, T,Ty1er, D,George, K.Benard, G.Kadow, E,Schu1tz, D.I-Iunter, Second row: B, won-mg' Hjjendefshol' Gllarnrjugghl Elgpfaguc, jlyiatz, C,Sr'urm, A,Hoge, P,Bo1tauzer, D.Co1a, B.Doy1e, J.Gaiser, Third row: G,Be11, B, Floyd, T,Cei1jng, R,Lai-ig, Jjauyer, J,Thornpso:., Bjiaitland, C,Loach, H.l-layford, I.H21l'W.00Cl, F.Vita1e. Fourth row: C.Sh6Ilk, MgI.. D-SFUPCF. Mgr., D.Dann, R.Spahn, R.Franc1s, 1.1-loge, V,Grybau.slfa:, L.Neal, W.Ti-ing, D.BorSh, T.Sizer, Mgrs. 1 N. A A- W Q - . o A l X it ' ' n-, , , H 8 K ' 1 5 - 1. s Y. N A V , ,W 1. .. S A , , 7, 3, . ,jf-j Vmff. 'I T' - -4. '.- ' 'X ' 1 ' ' at we , , , , a 6 9 J 1 1 J ,Q A , ,. 17 - u 1 ' - - A' ' E 1-- f 1 . , - -4,1 , ' . A 'S g A, at C g r . N , .1 , M, W - . W, , , Q 1 W nb f A W- 4 V , at U ' f Q ' -. , . j - O W if -f - I 1,4 . , ,,,, , -':51-M 'O ' ' f I 1 V l 1 A - M' -1 V V' -. 'i' 3 V' if - V P ff' f f , at 'M ' 1 4 ,, ' M .V , lu .. x L J r i . ' ' ' Y! V N? A' ' w .4 A. ' 42. , ' V' y V X 5, 6 jg ! If 'iw M , ig, awww W, '42 ' A J I I In V, j . V : A . .V I. Y f ,f -f - 1 x. Aw ' ' 1 ,T E '-f' ' ST' ' ' , -M - f 4 1 D - . 1- ' , .' f :sw v gf: 5' rf ' P ' I ' f I f W f R F ' ,Q 4 'A T 5: l at ff 1, , , , I , t- 'KV 'f ' ' ' ' ,, -N f' ff ' 'mf ' ' 1 P k 712 , I ff-ff '-- , J 'W M 1 1, . 5 M W W I RZ, i 4 V , K ' . A 'j ,E dwg, L, B ' tem. ' t 'ft f f 2 .1 , , t ' ' c T F ff t lt T, fa , If X 24' 1 f I , I ! 'V 8 I 3- ff iw- ' H 1 , 563 X. 7 1 z J , ,,, , T 4 , f . 3, , ,, If , 4 , J 4, ' ' i i ' 1 'f A '- , ,V 5 1 'Mtn V 1,f V My , Z H, W-5 r- 'f ,W , ,. 4 . ft-1 KV' + t , 4 , , as 1 Q T l rf T, ff it l f , ,-,, a v ,ff 014zM,,,4. I X l W A V I at ., ,X V -fu . 'fy bw I 1 I if ,M X , i A , 1, A ' I Q l05 Wy s,. M Qafl v-ZW Tim Tyler - Halfback 111 Ba ,. Ugjzln ' all - T ackle ,f fx ff 1-, X I , , , 0,71 H, Don Berxcm - Tackle Dave Hunter - Center ffm L gen B 6096 HND , '.,n,w w ad Paul Boltauzer - Guard rf ,., zf,25,2,f-'fy' ! . . 1 A P. .ew-'1 ' 'Z - l'fff,--gf? 1 iaef5if +5Air 1- a 5 ' aff' W, V ', 1,1 5 ',',N,.N':' ' K 1,1 s .. 'M . J N T , ' QW ' ' V-fix 1' 'xx 5 ' xv I K 'Y' i-. 1. Uge Des cmd FZ- Ham, ack Q , ,A LOL oi if d Spfa glle John Evans - Quarterback 'G 11.3 rd Carl Slurm - Fullback Andy Hoge ' End I I ,V Doug Lewis - Tackle . x ' Q 1-P. '. ,D ,,,, 1, f. H oxwd eve' IU Flan agen and f ,, . , H COMW 4 4 4 ' A ' V f mm' Q w- Cm ,, I 'V fm.. H 1,9 , Q7 I ' '- -:-. A' , A 1. . 4 V x xo Q4 X' MEX R I 0 '10 H M Queen QC A f-2-'ff :fn 2 p 2: M 1 ' tn .1 The Queen and Her Court 0 l The Crowmngn Homecoming in the Rain ,,,, ,fl ,f - 'wp Q, l09 ,, .5 f ,W V1 The Queen and the Captain ILL anyone ever for- get our 1956 Horne- coming and dance? And, of course, the prettiest queen of all, janet Wolfe. How beautiful the seven girls looked riding in the shiny convertibles and when they were escourted across the field by a senior member of the team. All things com- bined to make this one of the most memorable mo- ments of our senior year. ,I , , ,ix 4 4, . 1 nn 41 3 I v, , QV. If v, X J , ,f I axe ' 'x K ' j Y .x fa MQ : 'KK .,t,.,A,. X'-V 'lf 'J gr' l L.. Friendship Club Float First Prize Cbeerfeaderr 5 -56 .., .. z . eau -W VV If ,, , a '7 ' 5 - ' ' f n - . ,Ag ' fm fr 1 '4 rf fa Q 7 ES, these are the cheerleaders: the rah-rah girls of 1955-56 who cer- tainly deserve a cheer from you. The squad was headed by senior Claire Floria, who was this year's captain. Pat Metzger, janet Coon, Bet- ty Leininger, Rosemary Murray and Carolyn Blazy made up the rest of the Varsity Squad. The girls had high aims this year and we are happy to say they ful- filled every one, from having a good group at every game to winning the cheerleading trophy at Euclid for the second consecutive year. With the help of Carol Miller, manager and Mrs. Ann Marble, faculty advisor, the girls performed their routines in winning fashion. Cheerleaders supporting the freshman teams consisted of Carolyn Crawford, Captain, Valerie Dunlap, Dawn Harris, Nancy Mook, Helen Lohmeyer, and Karen McIntosh. The junior varsity was headed by Cyn' thia Bouton, Captain, Judy Rogers, Pat Leininger, Anita Shaw, Irene Germ, and Phyllis Patterson made up the rest of the squad. Congratulations to all you girls, we appreciate the time and school spirit you've given W .H.S. ---- Thanks . XQK n X 'x X . 1 1 w i I i I x JANET, PAT, CLAIRE, BETTY, CAROLYN, ROSEMARY f 1 . ' v ' 0 fwwlf, . w- ' As., 4 f 4 Y - V' 'f 1 , X f' A 'K TX A W .LNK 1. .3 .ff A A. , , I, I ,. V225- ' 1 ,mf 544 ,Av M 1 , 1 I 1 ,f ,, Q , vim , f 49 , X! W 4 4 X, if 1 f f A I CAROL MILLER MANAGER L W ,.,,- , ,y CYNTHIA JUDY PATTY PHYLLIS IRENE ANITA DAWN, VALERIA, HELLEN, CAROLYN, NANCY, KAREN 1 1 f 5 5 X, W UMIHZW fk? Www' J, ,, ff, W4 111 Lf' Q Aff f v F 1 fi 1 Ae . If-wa 2: , . ,, , I , 244 5 a 9 l 7 ,Q , Q , 1 Sri, 1 . .. , or ge bxapr Doug Pringle - Forward M1 ,, 5,4 A Al'r 1 fl Vu ' 1 f ,pf f . . ..,, mi 6 ,mf f X, ,df ' 'tr C 5 ij F , u x K - Gvald ' V 1 X C00 Ji, V, J' Q. W I I Dick Miller - Center Dave Pelz - Forward fu' f W 4 ,Va ,- ,,f,l' ' Q x E - -Q Y ss 5 r X r John Macllwainc b Forward R Jim Thomas - Forward XNRFX-xx' X .M NNN -X Q Ng . Jun Rauker - Forward X , 1 N .. Fig K ,u -ff 5 x X NU. A f 11 Mer- wlfg ,Q ar lfdliffllpf Bmkeibazll ITH five lettermen returning from last year's team, Mr. Cupp's Rangers finished the season as co- champions of the Greater Cleveland Conference with Ma- ple for the first time since joining the Conference. Midway through the season, after losing to a weak Gar- field team, the Rangers saw that they must win the re- mainder of their conference games to get a share of first place . And win they did, beating both Brush and Maple and putting themselves in a three-way tie for first place . They then won the remainder of their conference games and this, coupled with Brush's loss to Garfield, put them in a first place tie with Maple. The Rangers entered the Euclid Toumament and in the first round beat local rival Mentor for the third time this year. The Rangers lost in the semi-final round to the tall and talented Glenville Cagers, ending the season with a 15-5 record . Doug Pringle received an injury in the fourth game of the season and was sidelined for most of the remainder of the season but was a great help to the Rangers. The scoring this year was closely balanced. Cliff Cook led the team, closely followed by Dick Miller and john Macllwaine . George Korpi and Jim Thomas rounded out the first five, with Korpi doing his usual fine job of ball handling and Thomas doing an excellent job in the rebound department . In addition to Miller, Cupp will have Dave Pelz and jim Rauker hack next year and is looking forward to a fine season in '57 . MBSHALL GUY? COACH ' 1? J f' W ffff W f .f , ff f 2 ' fp? f If wfgmvf ,A-t' lfZ1Z.1l,. M X an . V rg ,J U They Berea Garfield Hts Shaker Hts . Maple Hts. Brush Mentor Bedford Berea Mentor Glenville ACTIO Gi rf' N 1 r r . f E it 'X it l 5 i , R3?i'Ini 95 2 n 1 W 1 f V Bmkefbfzll HIS year the junior Varsity Basketball Team of Willoughby High ended up in a tie for first place in the Greater Cleve- land Conference with Brush. This year's team had a season record of 7-3 and an overall record of 9-6. The season was highlighted with such games as the double wins over Mentor and the first game with Brush which the Ran- gers won 40-30. With such players as Harold Hendershot, Kip Kraus, Joe Lochart, Bob Wendall, junior Orick, coming back next year, Mr. Cupp should have a successful year and Mr. Custer should have a fine year with the j.V. 'S. X ,,--J' J 1 f , g Y i... P T Q1 114 T First row: B.Mait1and, Mgr., Coach Potter, W, Bishop, B. Hamilton, B, Bour quard, I.Hipsher, B,Fa1ore, J.I-Ioge, Mgr. Second row: B,Phifer, R,Mi11er B.Davis, R,Sweeny, L,Wh.itner, A,Ed' gell, F,Weingand. Third row: R.Moore B,Langer, G,Harris, B.Snyder, K,Set- zer, D , Keyerleber, v, -,N n 1 W 74xi!77 ' if ,gm Xi if J, MURNEY, T. s1zER MANAGERS YYCXL of? 5 L RM? E - , sq wif , nf 'f' -'fl' . g'W'-1'6 ' 'L '1 Q A ' -f.j w. f1-,TX A 'ab M . 'L L' 1-1 'FHM y. L, A A K -KTFYQ ' Q. Ii 14.-V sv :Q ku .xg :Y . -ff--1 L 'fd ' . ' A ..A2f'Zo, 1 1 K V- 15, ,g,,.,'f :EZ- ' -f .1 K f J.'x V.. . M , f .W . L' .wi39w5',S um Y. 7 - , hifi-T' 7 'l'2'TS.. ','. 4.,' 5 '. -V x fin. -X' V T9 v '4' A 'Yi 11' ,V .gl 'xff5,.f , .J mi, 1 'D ' .1f's4'W' f . if W ' .f-'75-if 1 .J , 3 ' , I 2 , 44-wh' 4,-, was Q I-, Vrizef 'hgf,,E4 4 ,lf A W fn 4' 'faM',.',.'M w -- 3 HY , 4,7 4. ' y Mlvgwh W , R Wd. 1-Ayn, ' J' , 1 fl ff vw? ACTION 7 3.5 116 rf xx 'fw'1:r, v 4 f 4 f .1 .f A1 LL I 4- . L WQQ.,-- ONE! 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G t wb f l , , T My t if it , f A fu , '16 ,ff 1 , K x l if ' ' ' , '.vN1?',9 , YQ t HW ' f ', 'H WZ ' - 50 4- :g,,,w j , ,Q l K any , X , wi X, W' ' :, , ,. ' W' N' '-K . . 'f W I I V . f C ,, f'i' 1 it, f' coficn Fosrsn ff 1 1 ' Q -4 ' M ff'. fi . ', 4:1 1 mxffj d . 5 .:, In L g - , . ,givin .i if , SE .Q ' -.4 - 51' W' NIORS ' A M .my . , 1 ., A lf6W5Zl me 01 it HIS year Willoughby's Baseball Rangers finished on top of the Greater Cleveland Conference for the fourth time in five years. Coach Foster's season mark was ten wins against five losses. After winning the Conference title, the Rangers lost in the District to take runner-up positions. Of the regulars, both Butch Lauderback and George Korpi had over a 300 batting average with 352 and 333 respectively . Doug Pringle led the Ranger's pitching staff, win- ning six and dropping four. He was also named to the All-Conference team. Three other Rangers, Butch Lauderback, Fred Long, and Bob Kennelly, were named to the All-Con- ference Team. With sixteen players returning next year, Coach Foster is looking forward to another great season in '57, Ili Wifi 4 W 5: fs., -R in ...vgrf ul 1 . QM , ,.,i AV Front row: K.Benard, B,Kenne11y, B.Lauderback, G,Papes, T,Wa1ters, Coach Foster. Second row: T.Hemeyer, G.Kor- pi, D.George, C,Sturm, I.Evans, B.Baughman, J.MacIl- waine, D,Pring1e, Third row: E,Fertig, C.Loach, H,Hen- dershot, I,Matz, M.Sea1y, J,Tomsic, P,Hipsher. 117 '55 ' C3' G05 Team I,Crawford, I,Pizmohr, B,Be11er, the Mascot Nicky, R,Lang, C.Cook, R,Shave, Coach Wike. - 4 flfl. sfiafw f- Y31 5',?1f's?f' f A 5.-H fgwx- 51, -Q., WI ill il ll .. llb fled ,ll ' ,L Mi L ENS 5 fa . :F Q, ' , , L ,I . .1 a ' 'ii 1 . ,, .I Q , A 'Ass A. fig - , - 2' ' 53154 , Q 352 '- 1' I-IE W .H.S. Golf Team had another one of its great years in '55. The S v--e , .. , . f':' 5 Q Rangers won the G.C .C . crown for the third straight year. Bob Shave was medalist with 75 and Cliff Cook was runner-up with 76. i In match play the Rangers were undefeated, winning ten matches . f. , ,,, gf? Besides the G.C.C. Tournament, the Rangers entered the Sandusky ' , ' ' . ,y ,A3v S , . . . . . . - - .. ., Q lf, . ,kiu Z g Invitational at Plumbrook to win with a sizzling 308 . Bob Shave tied jun fi5sSg .Q Nichlaus of Upper Arlington for runner-up with a 73. This was the second Sgt , year in a row the Rangers have won this tournament. L -t' 1, In the District Tournament at Highland the Rangers topped second ,, ' 'f A ' place Shaker Heights with a 312 score to win for the third year in a row. 1' f jerry Pizmoht was medalist with a 73 and Bob Shave was runner- up with 76. - ' N, . Both teams qualified for the Ohio State Toumament. h Ns..-F - - A In the State Tournament Willoughby placed third behind Coltunbus Aquinas and Cincinnati St. Xavier. The Rangers came home to finish up the season by winning the Cleve- land News Tournament for the fourth straight year. Next year the absence of Bob Shave and Bob Beller will be felt, but Mr. Wike will have Cliff Cook and jerry Pizmoht back for another successful year on the links in '56. Coach Wike Bob Beller Jerry Pizmoht Cliff Cook 5- vs! E I W ff .IJ , rl Q. A k Q S ., +, Sf S M , , Q ll l is ,r-f thief -it ,, R ' I ' f A t I ' f M.. .1 'R .-'Q . S 5 SS .. . I I f V j 1 '1'!',Qi - 't 5-1: 1 X' :Sy .Xf S 7 '- S V , N I, b xi, . -, M I is Ks -Ssfigk. N , . ' 'W Q 'X lf QQ 1 ' ' S K 1 ' It in 55' if . S Q f A +I- ff' f if fa N , Y .dx l 1 5 1 S ' f 1 Z .t if Q M . AJ , S, 1 . h glrtx. Q ' S 5 , oz V , f2W'?,j I pw 116,35 :, iii, i I S ITE Y .Q . 1 fail Q S , 5- .Q 5 , y ' as ' A ,gi Ag mf. X K r -S .gp g S 1 3 , .enirw I S . S f . ' s' -7 , S ,S MQ 5 -..Q C Ly, 118 oi it 1 Tenmf Team in yn- -1 . -fg' 5 r. V X V ' '53 L . . is f W: -. yi 'tk' ,grvij-',. I :E LE Q A ' ,' 4' ' g, - Y 1.15 , 1 . - I - r First row: G.Herron, J.Bacon, D,Parterson, I. I qblk ' ' V F Qx , Naglich, Second row: B.Wende11, C,Kraus, .1 - - 5 5 D,Needham, D,Porter, B.Jazbec, J,Ackroyd, f f D.Kurr1e, B.Bi1ton, B,Shoemaker, Coach Potter. fl' 33 ap , 1. l t ? ' :If 4' ' i AST year was the Tennis Team's second year on the courts. They lost their first match to Cleveland Heights 1-4 and then beat Euclid both home and away, 5-O and 5- 1. The Rangers then lost two in a row to their division rivals, Benedictine and john Adams, both by a 4-1 score. After these losses the Rangers carrie back to end up the season nicely by downing Shaw 5-0 and Brush 3-2. This ended the season with the Rangers in third place in the Lake Erie League. With Dave Patterson, George Herron, and john Bacon holding down the first three singles the Rangers had a 4-3 mark as compared with a 1-4 record of the year before. Even with the loss of four seniors, Coach Potter is looking forward to a very successful season in 1956. 1 .1 .-' .44 ,, t , f vi f -- 73556 .A 115' J .I Doubles Men Jack Nagj-ich Dave Patterson John Bacon George Herron , :.33..,,,,.:.f' 5 .,., 9 , fu-. ia:2i1f5'f12f2'-' A iw 4 V, VW . ,,. 1 1. Ca , A., 4 ,Q fa ff - og 1' ' 'WV 11 . - . vp- 1 119 , , Z 'WU f Tmcla Team FTER finishing the regular season with three wins against four losses, Mr. Rall's track squad finished fourth in the Greater Cleveland Conference Track Meet. Coach Ralls had several boys who did outstanding jobs for the team throughout the year . Ed Sprague qual- ified in the District Track Meet to represent Willoughby at the State Meet in Columbus, Ohio. This was his sec- ond trip to this meet. For two years straight he has won the Greater Cleveland Conference Mile Run Champion- ship. He is undefeated in dual track meets. Other boys who did outstanding work throughout the year were jim Rauker in the discus and shot put, Tim Tyler and Bruce Wotring in the dashes, junior Orick in the 440 yard dash, and Dick Stuper in the high hurdles and the broad jump. Willoughby Opposition 34 113 Mentor 83 213 37 Maple Hts. 81 57 112 Ashtabula 60 112 64 Brush 54 READY TO GO - MILE RUN 100 YARDS - THOMPSON, TYLER, JUDD, WORTRING 49 112 Harvey 68 112 69 112 Riverside 48 112 61 Garfield Hts. 57 'wfwczw f' W 'H ' an 1 f, - . , ,- my .11 1 , f'4',1 if Q jf fl , , g' f' it . 1 4,1 5- ' at-. -f I ' +1 A YP . A 1 t Q55 1 W, Jw fn - .-f t it f .1 if . . , . -1 . vt .tx R J V 0. , kg, , , M JV' x A M V.. . t 'L q. A-.. , ' W' 91.3,-halt? 110,17 , ip., Af, 'W FW 'ga ,g ' -1...:. . Q ' f-1 Q 5h'it'-,T' 3' eggs- Qi ff wa . w A , . 1 - ' 1' -if'i'? . tr. Q W, My A , , , , A ,. tm.. W.,-,ggi - we 'W 4 ,W 2 V41 - ,, ,V QQ M P ., Qm.i.f1, -by . -.: .- -52, ' S., sf '.,-'tis 7 , 19,12 li, W ,v ww. A nm .. ,..:.3 X Ti! xiuiyx, L1-gt.. 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E.Sprague, D.McMu11en, 1.01-ick, T.Ty1er, B,Wotring, D.Lewis, J.Vio1, G. Jarmusch. Third row: J.Carro11, R,O1i- Pham. P.Bo1tauzer, I.Reig1e, A,Po11ard, J.Thomas, D.Mi11er, L,Schwed, I.Rauker, I. Thompson, Coach Rails, .3 x,, 1 V... ' N' X.. I. . .Gigi-:V ON THE STARTING LINE -.-, DAVE ALPETEI - HIGH .TUMP IRI' 3,01 VV ., V 'Vw , , ful 'v' in Na... 4: ..-... lg1H'2f'7'V Mar LW-.5 '?. , V ,, , . -V , - .- 4,,V,.v,f ' ,4m,V,jfV.f, VV:V' . 1, JV V V E I , f V , ,V .W-..4fV.Vf',V4'1, 41. 5 , V 1 ,VVfV,, ' , . V fi , ,, ' V . 1,174 .wry mfvg ' , .I H 1 I Illia L ' Lb ' ' Z QV W 1 '7' A, .-,V ., V, . V, Q 'V - ' f 1.1.0 , 'A' ,., . , ,,., A ,ff , , .V H VVA- fvfffrffa., 41 , V V , 4:52, VV ' .,, 7 if I ' A , 15 f Q, -v , , Hrfgj, Vgfwjgwlm A , ,,M!,,, , ywwgm ,. - K . V ig V whim ., 'c V ,w V ' ' 2' L ' U gif, WMV.. V , W V ,VV,,,.zf,2,, Ms -pf., ' Ei? - ' V i?f- ' V- V V V ' .'lpy?' 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