Willoughby High School - Lens Yearbook (Willoughby, OH)
- Class of 1957
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'L' s' f. - V Y Q... s w. 0 mm M' -R '-Sf-'Peg' !iggg X'-vfiyf kno- C-ft5V5vb - DEDICATION Thus book IS respectfullydedlcated to a man who IS recognized not only as a flne teacher butawarm understanding fruend Has pranknsh smlle and ready humor hrs stemulatnng vntaluty, and hns genuine Interest In school actlvltles have endeared hum to the hearts of every Wnlloughby Hugh School student ln appreclatnon of these outstandlng qualntues we dedncate the Lens to Mr Chester B Wuke Cdltl 1957 's of 'clue E 'Q xk X 0 fc : 'O' :- o c 4 0 3 . Club Editor Bobbu Wndgren Assnstant Ann Alpeter Asslstant Bob McLean Layout Edutor Sue Hengst Artist Nancy Wall :cms Photo Edutor Judy Rogers Carolyn Blazy Vlcky Ty er Nucky Llppens Jam Heltmcm Bob Doyle Gaul York Duck Mullen Donna Hogg Anita Shaw Judy Stendel Joan Nelson F Semor Editor Assnstant Underclass Edntor Sports Editor Assustant eatures Edutor Adverhsmg Assustcnt Secretary Typust Business Manager , f Y 'I fy, VI A 7 ,f rn 'I I L fl Y '1 Q 1 H null! I in . ....... ... ... ..... ...... oil! .- .... ..... .. .. 'I r, Q4 1 Phyllis pd'W5Trson J Edihr T BLE QF C0 XZ ENTS 6 A pomvxxsmwxovx X A I ' W f' 'Vff ' f7 'W :If 9 Elf !! SM f X 5 Bodr-d C3 golucdl L on ig -'- - as 'uv' .D yuf' '19 W-1 Seated L B Parks, M Achterof, M B Cole Standmg I B Woodslde, W McLaugh11n, F M W1l11ams,J T Smxth 6 YJ 'i eng No large school system can functuon wnth out the able leadershnp and co-operative effort ofthe superlntendent and the board of education. Superlntendent, Mr J. B. Woodside, and the Willoughby Eastlake School Board members worked long and sometumes unconvement hours plannlng the future development of our schools. In recognntuon of theur nnestumable contrnbutuons we, the student body ofWllloughby Hugh School, offer a hearty thank you and extend our best wnshes for a successfull future. The offucers are L. Beaumont Parks, pres ndent, F M. Wxlllams, vlce presldent, J. T. Smith, clerk -.f1fo,f fly The administration of Willoughby High School is to be compli- mented for the splendid way ln whuch nt managed the many difficult and sometlmes confusing problems that are part of any normal school year Thus year the year of the splrt sesslons, the sunnse classes, and the long afternoons posed many addmonol problems whlch needed prompt and accurate solutlons These perplexing dlfflcultues were met and solved wlth the result that both students and faculty engoyed a flne year free from dlsruptuon and conflict Prlnclpal O H Farrar Assistant Principal Milan Stefanlk, the deans Mass Janet Hallock and Mr Arthur Holloway, are to be con gratulated for foresught and effort on behalf of the enture student body f W lx mmlaw- gsfvw TMJT l'l ll K MMR-16 E5 HMI., JJZM fog' 3-amz: Hfgqeefl 'iam -au, Saunas S FSA ' W .. :ip ! - -- QQ Ss ' I, 9 E 'Q , o Qi ' QQ Nw. Q l . 'F . Y M-f M fifx. F-!6 1, if -' . T L N , ' Q 'A T ' 5 X vi ' 'xv 1 f- M .1 4, V m Q I 4325, 1 V A .. 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' cn-IEVROLET C 'V fffffd 'ff-a--ww.-74L..4.,Q GLASSCOCBK an' n G . --:H I5 -3554, --N 93, ' . iq , hs, f . , ' V2 . v ,A Q .-fx 3 2 M ,Qwes- yrs- nfs.-i wwf: my 'Aa :W dllBl22:c-n?n-.n-ilHi- 5 F MURING f ? 4 ff f M CAMPUS FLASHES J A -r Lxraxix-.-,Q, 1 -2 23 P , ','K:7cW 1 54? A Pg' Lf' snr?-ff F7 sf, QM ' 9 Ii 2 'X .!v.,.. 'X -. 3 S, C, ..' A . ,, X f' I if K Rin qs 4 I A I jf fl 1 4 I Ps J 65 uf-,Q .X - if L- .I 1,-n I 1 ,314 -hw Q N , l '-A g , , , 5 , 'xf v , ,. A 1 gil? VOICE OF DEMOCRACY DISTRICT WINNER GAIL YORK 549 , fngnggzf If X Q 'KN X - '--1 ..E..-f ..,-4 Q. W. N5 Jr!! as 5 v gh D' M ,lr ff .f I BOYS STATE GIRLS' STATE JIM RAUKER DICK NEEDHAM CYNTHIA BOUTON, JUDY ROGERS . AJ 3 ' Timm' Af..-.sl 1 ,J f NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP HONORABLE MENTION Seated: L. Goldnck L Donovan Standing: B. McLean D Pelz BAUSCH LOMB SCIENCE AWARD WINNER DAVE PELZ SENIOR , OFFICERS 5 If-if tif X. COUNCIL . .J 11 Senior Council: D. Miller, R. Lang, S. Hengst, N. Dey, A. Shaw, B. Schultz, I. Dixon. fi CLASS OF I957 The class of I957 collectively has many memories of past experiences that have made our years at WHS exciting and enjoyable. From the time we were tenth graders enioying the unforgettable freshman-sophomore dance to our senior year and the wonderful night of the senior prom, our lives here in school have been filled with gratifying and memorable events. What member of the graduating class could ever forget the iunior year with the iuniar play, We Shook the Family Tree, the sock hop, the beany sale, and the collection of tax stamps to raise the needed revenue for the prom? Then came our senior year which was ushered in by the Senior Street Strut and the Senior Class Play. Senior night at the basketball game and the dance afterward, and the senior skating party helped to pro- duce funds for the loveliest night of the year, the senior prom. A wonderful meal at the senior banquet brought our senior year to a close. i Dick Needham, Pres.g Dave Pelz, V.-P.p Nicki Lippens, Sec.: Sally Farran, Treas. I9 He s really a not when not beung 445 fix '! JIM ACKROYD ttf' Y' if 'fix GAIL ANTONIN Better to have than to wush quiet bs DON ALLEN Knlls tnme but never works at to death Z5 'K' ANN ALLEN A pleasant maud wnth a pleasant smule JEAN ALEXANDER AUDREY BAILEY She b 9l len5 the dot' W'l'h he' She neglects not the gift that ns happy way In her 20 IX mv- E5' 'tl' 15, P05 DIAN NE BARNARD RON BEYERLE Extreme It s true but extremely H wnn with a frlendly grm nuce too GLEN DA BELL Greatness us not determmed by suze ,.... fm w Q7 we' GLEN BELL Short sharp such a gentleman W MARY BAKER JOHANNA BERG Hutch your wagon to a star Her ways are ways of pleasantness 21 Q' for I fs P 5 L L- Ti .. as R M i . , I E it e,H . . . . . L. J of 3' V ' I K ,-6, k I , 'ii y A X sf- so X - -A of Le V L , , . srt' '1 is 2 1 EQ 5 I A w ' E 2 N All good fhnngs come to those who WCIT I m wauhng BROMLEY BILTON CYNTHIA BOUTON There s a bass un the bathtub! Q ALBERTA BOHNERT A cheerful fruend ns luke a sunny day YV CAROLYN BLAZY Dance Ballerma Dance MYRNA BITTNER CAROLYN BOMGARDNER Charm us nonsense and nonsense s Tops among red heads charm. 22 ,,,,.,fr BOB BRENENSTUHL Come on all you cool cutsl kv' PATTY BOYKIN A lump from hecven wuth o dash of the devil . Q--If RAY BREZIC Deservlng all, demandung nothing ,l 'GL ,WT 1? i -G7 EDGAR BROTT Men o few words ore the best of men JACK BRIGGS Jack of all trades -rgv JUDITH BROD A cheerful little earful. VT? JANE BUCHNER She found a way to stay cheerful and ga 'W X27 LANCE BUHL Nothnng great was ever achueved wuth out enthusiasm 'wk GORDON CAUDILL Work msn t work If you luke It 1-vX 'C7 LOUISE CECELIC A smule a dumple sweet and snmple 24 F GILBERT CHASE One today as worth two tomorrows vi 'sv' C'-Z? ELAINE CHESNES An engagmg lnttle Muss 'f' K .ew .4 V1.1 AX jj K. E X , y L f, Y- y , of , L , k N X .' K! K ,f N L A f l 'IX MARIE CIULLA The sweetest essences are always con fined un the smallest glasses 3-Q is FLORIS CHISHOLM ff if PATTY CLARKE Her sunny locks hang on her temples like a golden fleece 'U' BERNADINE COLAGROSS Silent and shy IS thus gal yn 41 RICHARD COX I try all things, I achleve what HMP 17 CAROL SUE CORBETT l can Good humor as the health of a soul A good word funds a good spot . S A b u A . gk , me V ' 2 x r- A- 'ff 3 g. . 1 kk V L, . ,A ' z, , D v X ar 's N , ' N af , . ,C I, , ,5j::': . iff ki. :'f'.':1,7,2 t , ' Q f-Q 1 25 pm- Y'---Y BETSY CREGO She measures lufe wnth honesty and dulxgence 4 Q17 GAYNOL CROCKER Bubblmg wlth pep ELMER CROS ER I m saving my energy for my old age -r ,?' Xu..-Y' RONALD DESTRO fl The world s all rnght lfSll1e people an If Sparlng with words, free with smiles ,A 'Ch NORINE DEY e never skups over the fme detauls 26 cgi. . l 5 X I . , ,ek 1 I gi . ' -A Yi If ,- 'P -,Lv RICHARD DENNIS N . . . . L, 2 f 1 X 1 '- J 2' e Lf f Q , X e . ' . J u Q f 3 4' in HAROLD DIETZ Seventy mne years an a sandfrapl he--uf BARBARA DICKSON Ever gay, ever glad, ever good, never bad. ..l ':'f JIM DIXON It s the custom that wut Ines In obscu rnty but he doesn f follow customl M G? VIVIAN DODDS Brnght and gay nn a wunnung way 27 15 Dx Y.,-r vii' MARGARET DUCSAY She sfrrkes a happy note 'Q'7f, LINDA DONOVAN l1 s a woman's hand that leads the band. ' lf Q, F- Y x ' ,E X, 5 - , 11 ' f fi wx d A -- A d T . l w. 2 X x Q f R ' 2. 3' R V ' 42 5' ff? g. fd A ,v ' ll - - - u H ' . I l 0 u and VSA ' I I 551 by-L, Liv' x 2 xl I :J V -.-ff IDA EGLESTON W .Q SALLY FARRAN Sulence as a true friend who never betrays Serene l fold my hands and wart Aix 'IW DON FAIRBANKS ,,,-,,2' A quiet soul ns he sometumes YW! 'X ff-nr 'xg-51 MIKE EVANS Do the Marnnes really know what they re gettlng'P SUSAN ESTE5 RODERICK FAULK Sweet Sue, full of laughter full of Wuse from the top of the head up un 28 S., '37 -If A x gs' , gt S I Q ll X A , Q X K' 3 S 5' A ,A 3 1 P A f' N NM f K. S XX Kit, Y it . K Nl A l hs I ' Rx . l ,N h me x '- I . 1 f . EVERETT ?Q-v-Sf' 'GLN 194 FERTIG Sooooo bug KITTY GARRICK ww A constant source of surpruses GARY FORSBERG He travels through a fueld of fun ,inf Q' AUDREY FOUTZ A smrle shnnung wnth personality SALLY FEDOR PAT FRAZIER A wonderful gurl wrth a wonderful I count only the hours that are brnght sense of humor 29 Here s fruendshnp fnlled wnfh fun 'S 'Q TOM GIELING A smnle that could ect a bonclnc su e ways. i vvx ,',' ,H Q. BOB GONGAS LARRY GOLDRICK Though he s quuet and shy he s reclly qulfe 0 guy 30 The excephon fo the rule fi qv-N-'fr He guves has thought no vonce fl' PAT HADLEY One s eyes ore what one 55-f, A 3 5 ' 91 , M ' fi A T , V V 4 A 1 9 Q ' NN- E BARBARA GAU A O? KARL GROSS 1 , A w ily' .4 0 Q H ,- if ' , . s ,T ' '- . s T v ,I . . X Q A , ' 'd - ' is ,N fc' ROBERTA HALL AL HELTMAN Blondes prefer gentlemen The drummer s drummer MARJORIE HARRIS L' 1 - r She takes c place on The road to hcppmess Q.. 11' 1113- RICHARD HARTMAN Easy gomg easy knowmg BARBARA HALABURDA BUDDY HAUSER Effervegcenf lqughferl Although he SGyS little he ld1OW5 much. 31 ,.r,,,.f Y--'f' WW 16 'Y' QQ Z? JIM HELTMAN RONALD HERRICK Knowledge as power Got c hot rod Fordl f L X LAURA LEE HEROLD C She HEROLDS the good things In e Q V -r SUZAN NE HENGST She lrkes redheodsl HAROLD HENDERSHOT LARRY HETH A friend clwcys, o sport all through. There's a time for all things 32 Q., 'S' FRED HOFFMAN When I sleep, I thunk not T'--v PAT HIGGENBOTHAM Gone but not forgotten ,4v 'x '11- V24 DONNA HOGG Little friends may prove great frnends in Wm..-A BOB HOUSTON Each mon IS lustufned nn his own lndnvlducluty nz-9' JEAN HULL Modesty sets off sprughtly wut Q11' new BOB HOVANCE Effort as his middle name . V I V '- E ,K f ,Q .. F A A ii A f 5 f 5 ' F K vi we , Q Q s n n n n I gf 5 X i N F 1 ii X A Q 33 ARLENE HULT In her quaetness she ll be heard ALICE HUSTON As lovely as an angel. CATHERINE JACKSON From a spark may burst a mughty flame GARY JARMUSCH There s no fun In wmmng a thang unless you play for It BILL JAZBEC He ll wm with a friendly gran NANCY JUCKS Sweet and lovely. T . s , x A io New b y K' QL 11 Y' 1 M C ? ., I M f n 42, 2 ll z. Q .f Yagi: stts't iff Viv? . . 'Q 5dv,.t,k?.ELl ..V.fV k 1 VE, ,ty A - . . , , . . . . ,A x 2,1 ,I , . . . . if L .Z xv' if - i my A K Y? 1 L if 34 TS? if '..Tf' rf DAN KENNEDY LEE KNAPTON The mnldest manner the gentlest heart Snnceruty triumphs over a IVAN KENYON Drive thy business Iet It not drlve thee 'Yi Q, 5 Qtr' WILLIAM KLEIN He us lust the quuet klnd whose nature never falls ERNEST KELLNER ART KLESS Each mon to has own desures. I thought twnce before I spoke and found the sublect had changed. 35 x . A I X WWA' K . I u . . . H. kr, J 5 Us I KN X . u l n u XX . Q I SANTHA KOHLER A sweet shy gurl as she xv Riffs MARY ANN KRAKER Youth beauty graceful actxon sel dom fall EDDIE KUHAR Happy and gay nn a carefree way SAM LAMBO Where there s a wull, there s a way SONJA LAMOS A duamond forever RONNIE LANG A redhead up to par ri K' X. ? . - . xr A N X I I . ' ' 36 NORMA LARGEN To one who wants a moment seems a year KK ALICIA LANN In her quletness she has charm. 25-af' JERRY LATTIMO RE Power dwells In hrs cheerfulness ,Q-3 1. Y NANCY LEONELLO Tuny but loaded with energy ,wo ff' MONIQUE LIPPENS If snlence were golden she d be poor 'V' Q DENNIS LINO Hrs power Ines In has thoughts. Inf I 4 ' E ? x 1 V il V K' li, ' ' 1, is ' S- V . . . - 4 I IL- K.- tf rr' I 3 if ROBERTA LITWILER She enloys the pleasures she gnves 'ny-Q-r CHARLES LOACH You can'r keep a good man down PHYLLIS LOCKARD If s qualuty rather than quanhfy EX gh R. KURT LOHMEYER Has humor us a fountain that never runs dry 11 JOAN MALJARIK Happuness awants ARLENE MANCINI Deservlng of happmess - 1' V 'Q N N X Q a A s jak if L, ' 'f ' --Q A Fi 4 gg , I . . , n 1 f f 38 'L JO HN MATZ He sows good fellowship and reaps good friendship 'tr' GARY MATOUSEK People are funnier than anyone. BOB MCLEAN Genius finds its own road QQ 'nz-ff ARTHUR MELTON Courtesy IS the best policy X'-v MARGIE MESTROVICH A model of charm and apparel perfection I- 3 PHYLLIS MERICLE Friendship filled with fun. fi 'UN F' BARBARA MIHALICK Her frlends are many her worrles few JANICE MILLER Fancy free and full of fun 19 MAROLYNE MILLER Life IS 0 song DICK MILLER Dark and tall nice fo all N Rumin- JEROME MITCHELL Easy gonng and easy knowung f 'N BETTY MITROVICH Nothmg as pleasant unless spaced wuth variety ,f X . I . . . , . Lf 5 I . ' A N . 1 ,X sew. is S 4 K, 145, V V, . flrjrf ll I 5 1' ' 40 f' PEGGY MORENZ Some Never a dull moment know RONALD MORGAN E., Beware I mlght do somethmg startllng We-.....,r' NANCY MORLOCK Qulet knnd and sweet the kund you really luke to meet RAY MO fi' ANITA MUCCINI people thunk I m qunet clnfferent 51 V' MINEY MARLENE MORROW bul Struke up the band thnrd funger left You re Iokmg you must be lokmg hand 41 9 if K' E' 3 Lf, 5' 1 ' . N i U . , . t Yet. . . . A X ls.: -c-eq, DICK MULLEN Heaven without good socuety cannot be heaven SIN! rdf 'ff ,,r' MARILYN OBERDANK So neat and sweet QS MARIE O DONNELL Its so nlce to be natural 'rom' JOAN NELSON Viv' 'ur'-V The reward of effort ns achuevement DICK NEEDHAM RONALD OLIPHANT Our votes went to Duck for hxs With hls car he II travel far Ieadershlp 'Q ' 'jg-f '! ' Pin DENNIS OSTROW SUSAN PARKS You can depend on such a friend Ever let your pure heart be your unerrmg gunde 'li KATHLEEN PARANISH She II never walk alone kv- I Tj' Qr-'Y DICK PARKER Today small nn frame Tomorrow tall un fame JUNIOR ORICK DON PARKER Clothes don t make the man, but Many o noble soul us hudden by a qunet personalnt can. y exterlor . 43 D T 'K ' -4+ if fl S., fs A X ii T ' . is DARLEN E PARME LE Full of pep and go 'ir' ,-...ex AN N PASQUALON E Gentle disposition. H-if in-'f PHYLLIS PATTERSON A wlnnung personoluty wnthout the least formollty '45 I DAVE PELZ Leader of men Follower of women Yrwf DICK PERKINS He does hus work and goes his way rl -. 'FUN WALTER PARRY The qunet type. V aff' l we Tl, A 'S 44 'N n hit BETH PETUNYA Am t she sweet LOIS PLAISTED JANET PERUSEK The height of delight. A nurse rs what she wants to be she wall succeed gust walt and see JERRY PLESCHER The tall,snlent type it fu 5 DON POOLE Always a helpung hand JUDY POE Surely success will be hers 'QW DALE PORTER Tenms us his racket 'S TED PRINDLE Why all thus toll and trouble PAT PORTER Freckles go wnth a cheerful nature BILL PRINDLE What I need ns a long long rest JUDIE PRAHST A 'ally good friend us she SHIRLEY PUGEL Surely you will like Shurley 'Q JIM RAUKER All Amerlcan ARLEE REYNOLDS Skating through life 4-'vs '-1'3 BARBARA PULFORD A qulet gurl but stull she does her ROCHE LLE ROBE RTS There ns nothing so popular as goodness vin SAN DRA ROSE The harder the work the harder she works JUDY ROGERS d H She cheers for Wnlloughby and task wnth rare goo Wu Wllloughby cheers for her .Q .-.. R . 'XX .,3fsg5Q51' 'V A X ' . , A 3.- A X Ni I L- A ,Ax . . 1' 'l ' I 47 BRUCE ROWLAND Hot rod throttle lammer 5 .3 ELSIE SCHMITT Hanr of red, heart of gold '93-n MARILYN SCHAEFER Gracuous lady of charm 'lm' JIM SABEL What we obtam too cheap we esteem too lnghtly PHILLIP RUSSO CAROL SCHRINER To open a book brmgs profnt She s got somethmg up her sleeve crazy bone 48 Q? LARRY SCHWED PHIL SEVERSON If I don t get there todcy I II get Quuetness as what we need there tomorrow G I MILTON SEALEY SlIent but heard KEN SELAN DER No mon s enemy 'Wx BILL SCHULTZ DONNA SHARP A boy worthy of oII his frnends Her glft of gob ns never drab 49 n.,e ,, . I f 3 1 0 1 I I I . W . X , 1 ' I 5 I ' , . I f X :I i S ' . 324:11 X I .vp FLORE NCE SHARROCK Lf KENNETH SL He us lust the qunet knnd whose nature Is not makmg others happy the best of happmess ' ANITA SHAW 5335 BOB SHE RWOOD To know as to apprecuate BOB SHOEMAKER Thoughts are seeds of deeds FIGVCI' VCFICS ELEANOR SMITH She bobs her way on the waves of Personallty is her CROWN u e ,sy X ANNA MAE SNYDER A heart for everyone 'E' PATTI SMITH A frnendly gal wath many pals. T CAROLE STAHLHUT Her heart ns surely nn her work 'ZZ'-5 JUDY STENDEL Music my rompart and my only one ks 'Q' haf for- J kip why ALFRED STEPHEN He pools hrs resources un everythmg he undertakes VIRGINIA STEWART Oh what a chatterbox. Q-5 1 4. ' x ' I Q. , 'f , 'gd I A . . his I-4,fQ,:'7f g , 4' 'N M,Effi,, . 2--2.3 A H7- ' , 1'5'NZffg.11g - ' fit ,-' 4 . . f,'zf'4ii3Tflk H 'I .W 'Q gli ? V ' IEEITMQQIN - , 2 ,9t,..a4if i f . :J ,,:J'- 4' ' ff' rizq' I W I- 1.21: LP A 'Q is ,. Z A N 5 1 I E , 5 JIM STOIS There are better thmgs In lnfe than textbooks 'IGI DOLORES TANNER SUSAN TEPLE Actnons not words count most JOE THOMPSON Where there s spurnt there s Joe JACKIE STONE What she sets out to do she does Always un a rush not to mlss the fun JIM TIMSON He gnves has thoughts no volce if-s :yy GLORIA TUTTLE She has that certam twmkle nn her eye 1 JIM VIOL Each man to his own desires VICKY TYLER T NANCY TOLAND A short, but happy story She s Jlm s sweetheart, oo CAROL VEIT Hold fast to your dreams Y'-Q TOM VIRANT Calm cool and collected 'YH- BEVERLY WAGNER lf sulence were golden she o mullnoncare DONNA WAITE '95 'Q'- 'II' Blu. WARGO 'KW AW JOE WASICEK do the things I luke to d If you con fake nf like o man you ore one JIM WALLACE A boy wnth the tape recorder MONA LEA WEAVER True to her word her work er She walks rn beauty luke o song fruend Sweetness wrapped up In a pretty ROBE RTA WI DG REN BRUCE WOTRING Always leave em laughing package NANCY WILLIAMS Qual-e She shunes from wethm ISI! - HEN RY WILSON An easy golng guy BOB WEN DELL KAREN WRIGHT Wat and wlsclom are born wlth a man Her laughter rlngs throughout the halls of W H S 55 ,141 ,avg gun, JOAN WILSON An outward and vuslble slgn of an unwcrd ond splrutuol grace 18: Q...-v GAIL YORK How for thus llttle candle throws ber beams 'UV DICK YOUNG Luttle body wnth c mughty heart 1'--' KENT ZAVODNY There are ccrs un has future I BOB ZINKAND X - X fix XX wr Xxx x A . X x ex' ,aff t Q ' ' ' V i Lost but still to be remembered A V A V X Q I 3' ,T X ' qhffx L X 1 56 LCE? Cf' fx fl.- 027293 'I Q- C U4 :- f 1. 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I 'P 5 T Z 7' ' 49 of -Yu 1 I 'V WANTED Ray Momuney s pupe Junuor Oruck s clothes The Twuns at WHS The Parkers, Duck and Don the Bells Glenn and Glenda Joanue Nelson s cheerfulness Susue Park s enthusuasm and sunceruty Suzue Hengst s artustuc talent Patty Clarke s beautuful hour Mona Lea Weaver s wonderful vouce Judy Stendel s fruendly smule Bob Wendell s wut Audrey Bauley s fruendluness Sally Farran s lustenung and understandung Nancy Leonello s athletuc obuluty Our salutatoruan Norune Dey The engagement rungs worn so proudly by Gaul Antonun, Carole Veut, Kathleen Paranush Sonla Lamos Gloruo Tuttle Anna May Snyder Norma Largen Darlene Parmele, Carol Snyder, Phyllus Merucle, Pat Hadley W Club presudent Karen Wrught Bobbu Wudgren s pettucoated full skurts Band Prexy, Lunda Donovan To replace and full Bob McLean s tuny Our Queen Anuta Shaw Vuvacuous Barb Duckson Ann Allen s nuceness Patty Bo kun stun ness Flo Chus olm s he pfulness Larry Goldruck s brauns Margue Mestrovuch s bubblung personaluty Nancy Wulluams pretty face Bruce Wotrung s large eatung habuts Donna Waute s understandung Bull Wargo s pretty e es Jum Wallace s recor ungs Nucky Luppens versatuluty Roberta Lutwuler s generosuty Marue Cuulla s sweetness Jerry Mutchell s curly hour Duck Young s dumples Dave Pelz s flurtotuous eyes John Matz s dead mouse un chour Sally Fedor s Yoo hoo Bully Floyd s long runs for touchdowns Sedate Johanna Berg Eddue Kuhar s ruggedness Bull Kleun s even temper Nancy Morlock s cuteness REPLACE Anuta Muccunu s shyness Carol Schruner s bouncuness Susue Estes' short hour Bob Fox s coronet Barb Gau s nuceness Vuvacuous Kutty Garruck Morgue Harrus sweetness Duck Hartman s alertness Q91 un class Ron Herruck s unterest un the Jr Class Bob Hovance s fruendshup wuth Mr Edmunds Gary Jarmusch s great personaluty Quuet Bull Jazbec Nancy Juck s blue eyes Ernest Kellner s shortness Art Kless obuluty of agreeung wuth teachers Santha Kohler s home ec abuluty Mary Ann Kroker os head offuce page Sam Lambo s angeluc looks Januce Muller s beautuful clothes Morolyne Muller s ruch vouce Bett Mutrovuch s cookung abuluty Mar ene Morrow s athletuc abuluty Duck Mullen s attractuveness Dennue Ostrow s lubrary uob Duck Perkun s ambutuon Beth Petunya s shy fruendluness Jerry Puke s unterest un musuc Lous Plausted's cheerfulness and understandung Judy Poe s unterest un the Sea ghlught. Don Poole s helpung hand un the concessuon stand Pat Porter's freckles Ted Prundle s unterest un electronucs Shurley Pugel s laugh Barb Pulford s many unterests Sandy Rose s sweetness Larry Schwed s husky vouce Marulyn Schaefer s unterest un chour Multon Sealey s untense unterest un Latun Ken Selander s general bugness Phul Severson un Chemustry lab Donna Sharp s prowess un Home Ec Flo Sharrock s swell personaluty Bob Sherwood s casual manner Shy Kenny Sluter Fruendly Pattu Smuth Carole Stahlhut s untellugence Bob Houston s happuness Catherune Jackson s brughtness Fred Hoffman s abuluty to keep a secret . ...ou I ... an. . .. ., . . l . I , , I. . , . . . . . , . f . . ., . I .l . I D l .I. . . l I. i l . 'l .Ill I. ' ..lll .. ,. . . l I I I. . I I I ...nu '.. ..... ..- I '.. ll! . . . .I ' , . I T I I . 'I T ' . .I . .. .lol . ., . .. ll ll I I Q ...... r g 4 un..... . . , . . , . . Ill T '. 0 ..- - u- . ., .. ' P0 l4lf19 place- - - Janet Perusek's giggle. . . ' I Q . 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' oo- 60 Lukeable Al Stephen Jum Stous haurcut Jackue Stone s neatness Jum Rauker s athletuc abuluty Kurt Lohme er s fabulous scholarshup Y Everett Fertug s hot rod Duck Muller s abuluty to dunk the ball Buddy Hauser s puctures WHS red heads Carolyn Bomgardner, Harold Duetz, Jean Alexander Phul Russo s electronuc mund Bruce Roland s mechanucal skull Scatter brauned Eleanor Smuth Joe Thompson s truck arm Januce Sutton s poluteness Joan Wulson s quuetness Gaul York s comucal anecdotes Audrey Foutz s cute nose Tom Geulung s unterest un the cheerleaders Ronnue Lang as Elvus Aluce Huston s dressmakung abuluty Don Allen s freshness Lance Buhl s keenness of Mund Tom Vurant s tallness Ron Morgan s lakes Peggy Morenz s generosuty Arlene Mancunu s four year membershup un the W Club Muke Evans subtle humor Scuntulatung Cundy Bouton Class Presudent Duck Needham Vuv Dodds stately grace Carol Sue Corbett s puerced ears Gul Chase s compactness Ray Brezuc s welcome sulence Mary Baker s gum Ivan Kenyon s deep, deep vouce Roberta Hall s comeluness Judy Prahst s lolluness Annue Pasquelone s long name Rochelle Roberts attentuveness Rod Faulk s love of school Kent Zavodny s crew cut Q91 Art Melton s orange pants Tuny Alucua Lann Don Faurbanks un second peruod Englush Ron Beyerle s glasses Ruchard Dennus solomnuty Brom Bulton s kunky haur Vucky Tyler, Outsude the Shower Room Dale Porter s musucal abuluty Bouncy Sally Gudley Busuness manager of our play, Barb Hclaburda Class cut up Laura Herold John Lees hearty laugh Bob Brenenstuhl s husky buuld DuAnne Barnard s gauety Nancy Toland s quuet poluteness Jum Ackroyd s bass vouce Myrna Buttner s unterest un bowlung Luttle Phyllus Lockhard Judy Brod s ready smule Devulush Gary Forsberg Joe Wasucek s smule Chuck Loach s crew cut Dennus Luno s blue eyes Henry Wulson s glasses Jum Vuol' Bev Wagner s sweetness Sue Teple s snappung brown eyes Dolores Tanner s attractuve smule Bob Shoemaker s flat top Studuous Jum Tumson Baseball Playung Jerry Lattumore Pretty Pat Krumsky Pete Matousek s resemblance to Elvus Al Heltman s drum Donna Hogg s tuny feet Bob Zunkand s last place un the alphabet Barb Muhaluck s skatung abuluty Alberta Bohnert s pretty clothes Ron Destro and Joan Maluaruc Tall Elmer Crosuer Margaret Ducsay s nuckname Dolly Eddue Brott on the basketball court Fruendly Duck Cox Gaynol Crocker s LENS salesmanshup Hal Hendershot s kuss for the Queen Carol Lauten s abuluty un dramatucs Head songburds Gunny Stewart and Jum Sabel Judy Rogers school spurut Dan Kennedy s prowess un physucs Phyllus Patterson s 4 average Carolyn Blazy s dancung abuluty Jane Buchner s explosuve combunatuon of freckles and guggles Quuet n nuce Ida Egleston Greg Fox s wunnung way Bob Gongas muld manner Karl Gross German accent Mucheala Huebert s newness to WHS Jum Heltman s sports storues John Stange s gentleness Marulyn Oberdank s cute hour Marue O Donnell s smulung face Gerald Plescher s all aroundness Arlee Reynold s humor Bull Prundle and Ron Prygo' Jean Hull s dauntuness Pat Frazuer s attractuveness Betsy Crego s sense of humor Bernadune Colagross lovely personaluty Louuse Ceceluc s sentumentaluty Elaune Chesnes faurness . ,. . . N I I . . . l . I. I ' -I - H . . I .. ... . , . .' -D . .., 'I . , 'f'. . . ' ' 0 ..:. -l . . . I. I . . . . .O.l.l I ICI ..- . , . . . . . , . . . HI. I . . ' U l.... U . I .z. I . ii i H ,. .. --u .lo -- llll u.:. -uu uu . I Ill . . 5.5 Lee Knapton's British accent. . . Quiet QD Gordon Caudill. . . , .. . , ,. l.... I . - l i .. .1. 'I I, N .. I I I I 0 I I . .. I .l '.. ' t l . l 'I'- I l .. '.,. I '. I I . .. . . . U l I . ., 'Z' ., ,.. ' i 'I l - l ll I ... 'IOC I 000 -0 . . .. . . . ,.. . ., . - .. I I, l U . . ..'.0ll . .I 0 .Ill ... . , . . ,. 61 BUILD THEE MORE STATELY MANSIONS O MY SOUL AS THE SWIFT SEASONS ROLLI LEAVE THY LOW VAULTED PASTI LET EACH NEW TEMPLE NOBLER THAN THE LAST TILL THOU AT LENGTH ART FREE LEAVING THINE OUTGROWN SHELL BY LIFE S UNRESTING SEAI Ol Iver Wendell Holmes 62 SHUT THEE FROM HEAVEN WITH A DOME MORE VAST, COMING! AITRAQIIO LADDER OF SUCCESS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ge m, Sec., Betty Book, Treas. Tom June, Pres. , Burton Schwartz, V-P. , Irene r Q JUNIOR COUNCIL W. Tring. J. Gasier, C. Cox, T. Gubanc, L.Kenne11y, L, Purola, W, Makowski. CLASS OF I958 The iuniors, already secure on the Willoughby scholastic ladder recall in brief many of the highlights that made this year at the high school a memorable one . The Junior Class Dance, held in April, was probably the outstanding feature of the social year. To obtain money for this affair, the iuniors gave a square dance, held a tax-stamp drive, and sponsored a dance. The leader of this busy group was Tom June. Assisting him was Burton Schwartz, vice-president. Busily keeping minutes was class secretary, Irene Germ. Class treasurer, Betty Book, kept the class well in the black These students are looking forward to next year when they will be THE SENIORS. 'f '9' ,, f. . .1 ,v .Q - fr J, Ackroyd B. 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Stonner R. Sulzer B. Terry C. Thomas V. Thomas D. Tippen P. Tomsic S. Varanof B. Vest B, vi,-am Zehe Young P Wolmskx D Wm D Zmger P Zemple J ug L Wnght I Wmpmgr Ein .., 70 Wxlhams A Wllhams Wllhamson A Willlams 5' fs A F V1 ale I Vouwle M Waxdehck I Walt Whmnery B Wennck C Waseleskx Whxt ng: n Wenz Weber :JJ T I . . 'I . A -vo iw- T , - 1 X 'V , X - ' . I - f l , . E. G. . ' ' . ' I. ' ' . ' 4 D. 4 . ' . ' ' . . . Y ' . . . . , , G. . . . . T. - . . T. L 2 12- .Q D Q or or ' X H f . ' , , , ' . ,A T A f .az 1 :. 0 I I f KJ ' X . I ' r ' 4 ' 1 V ,X .- w if i f f ,Q 'T ?h ' 2 fd, '3 '33 K W- ,N 7' I V 'AAR' tg K 4 4 ' if 'T ' J ' V . ' , 'f --7-. - '7' Q., T - ,T k as , , , K 4 N gf X ' - ' fla K if fl r 5 X LADDER T OF SUCCESS - .Q 7 4 I I Z 1 g 'Q 3 Sophomore Class Officers Bob Bourquard, presidentg Evelyn Eby, secretary: Louis Clcek, vice-presidentg Dawn Harris, treasurer. S XJ flue .-.eq Sophomore Council Seated: C. Crawford, N. Neubacher, H. Lohmeyer, A. Cooke, E. Huey, P. Penovich, I, Spoonamore, C. Taylor, P. Greer. Standing: D. Atkin, E. Richards, B. Wendell, D. Gogarn, W. Orloff, A. Lambo. CLASS OF 1959 Here we haveslfurferclassmen. They are still waiting patiently at the bottom of our ladffqbr the iuniors to scoot. Bob Bourquar ' resident of the anxious sophomores. Vice-president of the class is Lou .Wce . Writing the minutes of the class meetings is little Dawn Harris. E Eby,treasurer, is busily counting money made on the Sophomore Dance, their biggest proiect. The sophomores also had a St. Patrick's Dance. The sophomore officers and council are aided in the management of the class by Miss Marian Riemann, class advisor. 7l 1 k- 0 QV' 4 , I-g psi 34- ,fn .47 qaf' 35, f -1. M ' '41 EER ,M . ,.. 4.1 EW l 'AU 3 -x ' A 1- ff, -6 A f, 1: li' ' A af I F. I Iv!! X X X 4 .L z A f Ea lr i A , 1 l if f- . W ,f f . E. Adams C. Allman Burch Bunke Bundy B Bultman J Bukovec Bullock pfv- .... 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A r I 'M' X - Q' Au R. . C. B. R- L, ' ' . . ' . . ' , ' V B. ' . . L. - S. ' D .... ' ' , ' '25 SVIILB ar: 1 7 if Li ' 5 1 - R A A fji ,if Ai ' T, X ' ' D' ' J 1 .X T .4 I T f . . l X V is Q Y X v A .1 t f- ' K Vw z . p ,Nl xf . Vai' ,AK D- A - 42 V . --Ji ' T we TK ' f 'if 'T ,. . .1 ,WL . V 3 051 , Ck I-s K ,D ffl , M ' 9 fl 1 5' . P, .r gf Q pr ey -fl by Gfi' xf t, 33- Y L, ',, , 4-Sf ' Ag' ' ' ' ,g X A 'I N 4 l sb, 'B , I X 1 tel. 1. T, ' e'! , . ...fp , ' A-, 'A ' '- - - A ' 'W 5' 1 - .. 1: .. .ev H ive, t r ffm . I.. y 7 My V., :N WA ' 'Q ' .. 1- X ' 'T71 -A N 'r -M. ' ' fir . V f 'V T .iffx ' ' N 'W , , . A . .sf Q, ,. .A A , X.. Nlmu ' f 1' P :QS ' XZ 5 1 xref ...A Frrst Row N Wrllxams V Tyler G York P Patterson J Rogers C Bouton N Lrppens S Hengst Second Row R McLean R Wrdgren I Nelson I Stendel A Shaw K Wrrght A Alpeter R Doyle Th1rdRow R Wendell R Mullen J Smeed Advlsor LENS STAFF Putting out a year book is not an easy job. There are pictures to be taken, articles to be written, and always, a dead-line to be met. While the members of the staff are working on these things, the salesmen are doing their best to sell the books. Editor, Phyllis Patterson, and advisor, Mr. James Smeed, saw to it that all jobs were completed. Mr. Richard Miller was in charge of the -ll salesmen. Even though it was hard work and often discouraging, we had a lot of good times and were really thrilled when the book started to take form 'i -.wf 82 my 1-Arne -1 4 : . ' ' , . . . , . , . . . , . ' , . . : . , . . . , . , . . . , . , . . ' : . . . . . , . i E l f . 'Ms ,A . X V , f ff 2 X ' I VH- K f ' M V ,.,. WA- 5 ,.ss..,m, ,,,,,...w ,. -- A i' fgfig,w is iiif1fLs5j1v '- V-Ml V M2315 frfm f f at - .fgggjg , g -, w - ,, - M - . ' 'ff' ...i:w.,.e - Q - fs ies 'A - LENS SALESMEN First Row: L. Donovang J. Alexander, C. Bomgardner, S. Fedor, P. Boykin, S. Gidley, B. Halaburda, G. Bell. Second Row: I. Dixon, D. Ducsay, B. Dickson, C. Schriner, B. Mitrovich, A. Bailey, R. Litwiler, M. Weaver. Third Row: R. Morgan, M. Harris, D, Waite, J. Stone, P. Clark, S. Estes, S. Rose, G. Stewart. Fourth Row: E. Fertig, R. Jackson, F. Chisholm, L. Herold, M. Mestrovich, D. Parmele, G. Crocker, S. Teple. I -,f STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Furst Row S Estes J Brumagun M Weaver I Murdock A Foutz P Greer J Cole Second Row M Corlew N Wrlluams D Atkuns L Thomas S Ruchards G Stewart S Stahlu D Lawson Thrrd Row ohmeyer S Suers A Cooke G Croker D Waute I Oruck J Cullutan G Perkrns Fourth Row B Gongas B Wendell R Kleun R Francus D Kennedy F Martuch Furst Row J Rogers J Rauker B Doyle A Alpeter Second Row T Guelung K Wnght R Mullen S Farran J Gasuer N Lxppens D Pelz P Patterson The purpose of the Student Councul us to stumulate the desure un every student to be come a furst class cutuzen and to unspure the A 'W student body to work together Thus year, the tremendous school spurut buult up before the Mentor game durung School Spurut Week was a good example ofthe fune work of thus umportant organuzatuon The sale of tooth brushes and decales to help furnush the stu dent lounge of North Hugh was another bug Student Councul prolect The Homecomung Dance the talent show, and many after nfl Mr A S Holloway Advusor game dances were sponsored by the group Thus year s offucers are Jum Rauker presudent, Bob Doyle, vuce presudent, Judy Rogers, secretary, and Ann Alpeter, treasurer Mr Arthur Holloway us the club advusor 84 ALTERNATES Frrst Row H Lohmeyer, M Colluns, A Wolkersdorfer, B Halaburta, B Book, D Hams Second Row A McKay, G Doskocrl, B Mrtrovrch, B Meyers, P Mencle, L Martland Third Row V Dodds, R Jackson, G Cooke, M Gmevra, I Smuth, E Smuth, L Hager Fourth Row B Swartz, L Clcek, R Cox, D Danuels, P Russo, R Herruck, B Wendell 3 u . mu at P f f 5 , , - 7 ' , ' ' V K A I 9 T 5 T 4 A' T . at I . 2 5 : . . . . . , A -, ,., X, ' Y E u . n - . I . , A ' f A uc. L , . ' . . , ' ' ' f . ' . ' . U ' 1 , ' , . ' . V : I I VU U U ' I I B. Snyder, R. Sweeney. 1- TQ V ., V W . ' A l 3 S l I 1 a ' A u u u - , . , . . . . V 0 1 Q-:X ' ' . . . , - W u . K Qu . , . . 1 , . I f r H. Lake, Advisor. NATIONAL HONCR SOCIETY D. Kennedy, J. Rogers, P. Patterson, K. Wright, R. Lang, C. Blazy, A. Bailey, R. McLean, S. Farren, S. Parks, C. Bouton, R. Needham, D. Hogg. The National Honor Society is an organization of students who have been recognized for outstanding scholarship, character, leadership, and service. The group's main function is its annual induction ceremony for juniors and seniors who have been selected as members. The officers are: Dan Kennedy, president, Ronnie Lang, vice president, Phyllis Patterson, secretary, Judy Rogers, treasurer. The co-advisors of the society are Mr. Herbert Lake and Miss Margaret Gibbs. First Row: L. Donovan, M. Weaver, G. York, A. Shaw, S. Gidley, S. Rose, J. Nelson, I. Stone, N. Lippens, V. Tyler. Second Row: R. Litwiler, N. Dey, R. Roberts, D. Waite, C. Stahlhut, R. Brezic, L. Buhl, B. Schultz, J. Heltman, S. Teple, A. Huston. Third Row: D. Pelz, I. Ackroyd, H. Rot man, C. Cox, B. Schwartz, W. Fulton, G. Butzer, W.Ma- kowski, D. Brezic, A. Alpeter, L. Purola, P. Ruddick, J. Matz. s Q . l w i 1 X Q i ,ii JD First Row: J. Ackroyd, M. Weaver, V. Tyler, S. Farran, C. Blazy, D. Waite, S. Parks, P. Hadley, S. Gidley. Second Row: P. Ruddick, J. Rogers, P. Patterson, A. Shaw, R. Litwilet, A. Bailey, J. Petrulis, D. Dickinson, H. Rotman. Third Row: J. Stone, C. Bouton, C. Stahlhut, J. Nelson, S. Rose, M. Mclntosh, L. Purola, C. Cox. Fourth Row: K. Wright, J. Lewis, P. Zemple, J. Burch, D. Anderson, J. Perusek, R. Roberts, N. Wil- liams, K. Paranish. Fifth Row: R. Brezic, D. Pelz, D. Kennedy, B. McLean, L. Goldrick, R. Brezic, W. Ma- kowski, G. Butzer. 'QQ' P X 'I as :lv if 'N -I' A ' H J ,- ' A 'I '. 8 W.M.P.W. Banquet M. Gibbs, Advisor W.M.P.W, Banquet 86 Lal Qt --- 5,---is .-iv: Lx S ' -. K xx 1 in -g gf X- x K Z' . ,41 - - ,4- H .4 ef .Al .K -3 ' f ? X ,J 'rff-a-at l -J il j fi ,., Z7 j ,2Q ' g jkzgjf, ,fi l l ,QQ 2 ,f , .qv SCHOLARSHIP CLUB One of the largest organizations in school, the Scholarship Club encourages the regular and faithful performance of academlc work The Club s offucers are Carolyn Blazy Pres , Susan Parks V P Donna Waute, Sec , Vicky Tyler, Treas Sally Farran was Vnce President of the county orgamzatuon which held its annual dnnner dance nn October Second Row P Cedervalle J Bejgar J Dickson H Lohmeyer P Koster B Weber J Mack P M11 ler Thud Row D Wade I Nash S Saccmx M Volcansek I Wood D Dewald S Baughman K Cahlll Fourth Row I Bokovlc B Taylor D Hartman D Kenyeres A Kenyeres G Evans C Smg er P Petrovlch M Harbath F1fthRow T Moore D Meggmson I Hardgrove I Gano B Bourgard B Hamxlton D Skmner J Phnfer D Bousquet 87 -1 ' ' - , I g , I O . l , . , 1 o -I a . ai- B ' .,z' .jf .f ,f 1, f' ' 'J ,jf ,, fy- f ' ,Q 1 , .fy f ff ,-7 if PC' 'M First Row: S. Siddons, B. Thamer, S. Gill, J. Colle, A. McKay, B. Rotman, D.Wollsch1eger, L. Saler. ,Q :. ..'..'.. .. ,. ,. ,. ,f .' :. .. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. 7 '. :. .. .. .. ,. ,.A- ,f',3',, , V, . First Row- J Miller E Huey P Russo R Mc- Lean P Moon Second Row I Angeluccl S Teple P Blake I Stone A Allen Third Row C Allman N Willrams G Crocker L McNaughten T Beal Fourth Row T Buhl L Neeld W Fulton E Brott T Burgess ILE fr vi lx xref CAMERA CLUB I -A 'W' ii Under the supervision of Mr. D. J Hewitt and Mr D Artale the Camera Club met bu monthly to discuss tech niques of photography and produce the many pictures needed for school publn cations The members of the club are very active all year and fund enloyment in taking, developing, and distributing photos The officers are Bob McLean president, Phil Russo, vice president Eleanor Huey, secretary, Joanne Muller, treasurer, and Pat Moon cial chairman ff-v 88 Bob McLean D Hewm Advlsor Searchllght Wednesday June 5 1957 Wednesday June 5 1957 Sixteen Write 30 to Journalism 19 xia- Students OK PULSE Seek WHS Llfebloocl Sometlme before the end of the academlc year probably ln May PULSE a general lxterary magazme wrltten by WHS students w1ll make 1ts flrst appearance The new school pubhcatlon ln the rumor rmll for two years was offlclally born last Thursday when students overwhehrungly mdlcated their support ln a school w1de survey As early Monday machmery had already begun to grmd to seek out talent and beat the pub bhclty drums and posters carry mg the PULSE message began making thelr appearance ln the halls today Of the 716 students polled only 74 saxd they would not be m terested ln the magazine at any cost The balance lndlcated their approval and 323 students even thought they would llke to see the magazme oftener than once a semester Finances a Problem Because the sohcltmg of ad vertlsmg asgab means of raxslng ram-Q S E A R C II L I G ll T members shown above are left to right first row Gall York Rosemary Jackson. Nancy Wnll iams, Bob McLean Sally Farran Suzanne Hengst, Carolyn Bom gardner and Cynthia Bouton. Second row Donna Hogg, Roberta Widgren, Lmda Donovan Gaynol Crocker Judv Poe Vlck ey Tvler Karen Wnght and Aud rey Bailey operatmg revenue was d1scour aged price was one of the cluef factors m the questxomare It was feared that 50 cents nught be considered too high Only 69 of the students polled balked how ever The others gave the proposed prnce their approval Careers Cubs, Veterans Conclucle Year s Searchhght Wednesday June 5 WHS Slxteen Journahsm II students t0 day wrote the tradxtxonal 30 to the end of thexr 1956 57 news paper careers All but four b1d fmal farewell to the S E A R C H L I G H T The group publxshed 34 Wed nesday edxtlons under the guldance mg the student pubhcatxon staff were edltorlal board members Sally Farran Nancy Wllhams and Bob McLean who rotated the ln dlvxdual responslblhtxes on a one week ln three basxs Begmrung the year as report ers were Carolyn Bomgardrf Gall York Karen Wrlght Clndy Bouton Audrey Balley Donna Hogg Linda Donovan Gaynol Crocker and Roberta Wldgren Sport wmters Carolyn Blazy and Vlckey Tyler and artlst Suzanne Hengst were forced by combm ation of circumstances to retlre from Joumahsm at half year Cub reporters Hannah Rot man and Glona Hambrecht artxst Mary Gxnevra and sports wrlter Gary Perkms Jomed the staff at the begmnmg of the second sem ester havmg completed Journal msm I trainmg I Y I 1 1 0 0 I I ' i 1 - ..t,-V . K ' 3 Nw, 5 5 g, g 1 ' f ,, , M . I 6 0 , . X A If l , , ' A n v -' ' If N, J ' ' u M T ' , fi ' - , - - 2 h r c i 1 . I w 1 - A I , - ' 1 ,,A, M so A Q' , , 4,5 , , N. X, ., ,f 4 rv . . K 1 ' , XL? ,Mi I s A 1 -,,, V+ -eae feww. of Mr. Leonard Slommskx. Head- ' 1 '1 1 ' f , I Q -i 1 v - f - - f ' 0 , ' ' ' 7 . 2 ' , ' . , v v Q . . . , , 1 ' 1 4 - 1 r - . -.- 1 , 1 . 1 ' 1 1 1 - - - 2 r 1 ' Q , n 4 a - . ' . , . , I . . ' ' Y ' ' n - v ' . . . . . - - , ' , - . U ' ' - , , ' . , , Y . 1 ' ' ' v ' 4 fs v I ' . . . . - 1 ' 1 . - ' . 3 2 , - f ' E L , E , 5 , 1? Z' IQ4 X L .5--yr, 4 NJ I. 41 Q Q -F 9x r - - Z r ' . 13 is VX: this Sade? X? e O nad' h 1 e Pufposenx of 5:96 Ong . 969 md t 9 O Vance in me o month Y 'Un 1- o s Ze H3235 sen .,1a the T e U ' mee ross P 0 ' xNl69'?n 30' C befw S515 e ne OCT ' O tzollogo 'fb S O1-909 in ' x 0 .V og ix orV-1 and Mon C C . l ouggha Sir . Weave . First Row: B. Halaburda, C. Bouton, R. Widgren, M. Weaver, G. York, D. Harris, G. ' , Bell. Second Row: J. Alexander. J. Nelson, B. Dickson, C. Shriner. J. Rogers, R. ' Litwiler. Third Row: P. Patterson, N. Williams, S. Farran, K. Wright, L. Donovan, l Q 3' E -A. tg-. 'wx A.. X.: X -3 -x E 1 fi 1 X ks Q., S .J J 5 6 Q A XJ 5:4 5 g' X in 'N I 6 Ax X N 2 If 4 I, j . I, H f 'E , 1 I . s ' A 0 1 e 6 XB N A l X YN cexle. Knclgd X Ss Plozxu Lion Y XY gd o ' .00 R ' . - dy A head Y V .1 O 3 is ws Y fr 1 W 51 5 l:4 A 1 P' ' l.. Buhl, R. Needham. X.. 1,9 , I. Stone, I. Dixon. Fourth Row: R. Mullen, R. Mominey, T. Prindle, R. Wendell, -WF? N. Moyer, Advisor. 114. K OSCULATION ' NO' THAT S NOT YOUR LINE' FATHER WAS A HOUSEWIFE JUNIOR SENIOR PLAYS WE SHOOK THE FAMILY '2- TREE D G THOSE CRAZY KNICKERS ' 9' FRIEND HIP CLUB Travel the U. S. with Us was the theme of the Friendship Club this year. The girls started their tour of the U. S. with the Texas Roundup fBig Sister, Little Sister Partylp the parties following were the Tennessee Jamboree flnformal Initiationl, Pa. and Me. lFather- Daughter Picnicl, Home for the Holidays lChristmas Partyl, Miss Debutante fFormal Initiationl, Colonial Cotillion lFormall, Minnie MISS KNIGHT First Row: Donna Hogg, Judy Stendel, Sally Farran, Judy Rogers, Priscilla Ruddick, Gail York. Second Row: Cynthia Bouton, Carol Cox, Phyllis Patterson, Mona Weaver, June Ackroyd, Susan Parks. Third Row: Nancy Rosenberger, Roberta Widgren, Carolyn Blazy, Roberta Litwiler, Audrey Bailey. Fourth Row: Nancy Williams, Sue Hengst, Donna Waite, Vicky Tyler, Karen Wright, Jackie Stone. C? W7 xi QV and Paul CHi-Y, F. C. Partyl, ALL US party, and ending with 5th Ave. Fashions fMother-Daughter Teal. A maior change made in the club this year was the requirement that all new initiates complete an act of service before being al- lowed to ioin. The tour was guided by Sally Farran, presidentg Judy Rogers, vice presidentg Judy Stendel, secretaryp Priscilla Ruddick, treasurerg and co-advisors, Miss Adele Knight and Miss Marian Riemann. QQ. X51 MISS RIEMANN Frrst Row J Dlxon I Rauker R Need ham R Wendell R Mullen Second Row R Doyle I Gaster I Orrck B Floyd R Parker G Bell Thrrd Row D Chrrstlan M LeRoy B Wotrmg R Momtney C Loach J Cullxtan Fourth Row W Fulton D Poole A Melton E Brott T Cass1dyG Wxlllamson F1fthRow K Lohmeyer I Matz G Jarmusch D Pelz R Mtller W Schultz H Hender shot The Hr Y IS organized to malntarn throughout the home, school, and commumty hugh standards of Chrrstran character The offrcers are Ruchard Needham Pres Bob Wendell V P Duck Mullen, Sec Jlm Rauker, Treas , and Chaplain, Art Melton Durmg the year the Hr Y sponsored a Chrrst mas Formal, at whrch Vucky Tyler was crowned sweetheart The actlvrtues of the Hr Y this year mcluded the operatuon of the consessnon stand at the Foot ball games wrth the Frrendshlp Club wt AWD uf? 11X Sl H1 Y Sweetheart VlCky Tyler Chrrstrnas Formal 94 X ., ,y . . . P A- , ' -- , ,N g : , - T . W 1 'I ' , 1, ' R M l P- f T Q 1 . et A JUNIOR COUNCIL WORLD AFFAIRS E Edmunds Adv1sor The Junlor Councll on World Affairs, meet mg the second Wednesday of each month open to lumors and to sensors Thus orgamza tlon, sponsored by the Cleveland Councul on World Affaurs fall of whose meetings belng open to the lunlor members IS affiliated through the Councll wlth srmllar groups throughout the Greater Cleveland area These groups meet to gether nn an annual sprung meetmg whnch takes the form ofa mock United Natuons General As sembly where groups of students act as delegates from member states The experuence here garned rn the exercuse of the nlcetres of parlnamentary Iaw, the experience of debate durlng the spon sorshup of resolutnons, IS Interesting and valuable Monthly programs rn the past have consisted of panel cllscusslons, debates by outslders, the lntervlewmg of VISIIOFS to, or recent USA res :dents from, other countrles, and of timely movies These actlvltaes showed ap eal to those students rnterested an wldenlng or eepenlng their Icnowl edge of world polutucs The offlcers of thus group are Donna Hogg president, Laurlne Purola, vice president, Betty Book, secretary Llnda Thomas, social chaurman and John Matz, program chalrman . , . ,rs . . . V .. . - . . .. . . . . . . . . J' . . . 3 1 . l . . - . I I 0 Thus year was a busy one for the F T A Their many actlvltues included ushermg on N E O T A Day, observmg elementary school procedures, and holdnng a Valentine Party for retarded children Many fine speakers were Invited to thelr monthly meetings to discuss current problems ln educatuon Offlcers for the year are Pres , Nancy Wnlluams V P Mary Gmevra, Treas , Pat Rnddle, and Sec , Carolyn Crawford v-OW 9 K9 . me Q36 Nigga . v- 3 C. CY. xxaigi-n YI xx egi 1 Q. Gwev ii 5990991055 1. S Fkllaixxoele L 30 S Tgeaef' rn Com: go Tmxibeats S Qtaiw 'LB' e 210061 Nl S6509 xxtmao F0 Dow XJX1 005 S xwcv 506,395 :MW G? A Kassmg Advlsor Cb- X N xi ' ' QM . 9' ' f 9. . . ,x 'd - ' :J . . ' 5. 'Nt W 4 . 5. 'J . ge. Olvw .New 5. , ' - Q. TA V 1 ,V X 'X I X 'lv ' ' 5 . ., ' ' . Fxrst Row H Presley C Cox C Snyder K Parnlsh F Chlsholm M A Kxaker A Shaw P Mahoney Second Row C Smg er M Rlce P Hogg D Whmnery J Perusek M Corlew P Frazler G Crock OFFICE STAFF Al-fl Ioy Cahxll SylV13 Deloy Wray M1115 Wuthout the assistance of the Offxce Staff, the many routine problems of the average school day would be more complex The pages who assnst the sec retarues competently handle mony 'obs whuch Include, running the errands, collectnng absence s ups delnvermg messages from offlce, and operatung the swltch board SX' I ff W 97 '+.. MATH 'S-3 President, Phil Russo, Vice President, .hm Heltman, and Reporter, Ann Allen, preside over the monthly meetings of the Math Club These meet mgs give the students interested in math an o portumty to learn more about t e various fields of mathematics Mrs Alice Randles sn the Club s advisor A Randles AdV1S0f Seated W Rice P Zemple P Russo W Orloff I Kenyon I Wallace T Prmdle D Meggmson , Artale Advisor First Row A Angus A Allen P Russo D Radebaugh Second Row K BIIIOH L Goldnck J Landman A Hellman W Schultz J Lammore SCIENCE Each member of th Science Club was required to complete a workable scientific proiect by the end of the first semester. These proiects were then entered in the N.E. Ohio Science Fair in the Spring. Officers are: Phil Russo, President, Wes Orloff, Vice President, Jim Wallace Treasurer, Pauline Zempel, Secretary, and advisor, Chris Artale. The officers and members try to increase the student knowledge of science. 98 Hoffman B First Row: C. Kaluga, B. Webber, P. Cedervall, I. Bejgar H Lohmeyer P Koster S Hobbs B Rotman D Wollschleger J. Colle, J. Hoge. Second Row: M. Harbath, G. Evans D Hartman C Taylor B Smart S Siddons M Disbro L Mar hoefer, I. Mack, A. Henderson, E. Sears, D. Dewald, F Martich Third Row T Beal J Bukovec S Rose S Gidley C Bouton, J. Stone, J. Dickson, J. Nash, P. Riddle, C. Coward I McNea W Makowski Fourth Row D Schultz J Burch J. Peters, E. Richter, M. Gubanc, C. Crawford, D. Wade C Bishop G Beck B Weiss V Baker I Cook B Ionke Fifth Row: B. Wendell, T. Burgess, W. Rice, D. Bousquet I Soul D Skinner B Miner T Maston B Phifer B Vest D. Keyerleber, B. Hamilton, G. Butzer. The Latin Club is now affiliated with the American Jr. Classical League, a national organization. The local activities include a signs of the zodiac party, a mythological story party, a Roman banquet, an astronomy meeting and a picnic. The officers are: Counsul, Bill Wendellp Pro-Counsul, Tom Masting Scriba, Carolyn Crawford, and Juaestor, .lane Colle. Miss Adele Knight is the club advisor. ' LATIN CLUB Buenos dias. Que tal? was the official greeting of the monthly meetings of the Spanish Club This organizotion, sponsored by Senora Puyau, gives the students studying Spanish, a chance to enjoy their knowledge by participating in Spanish games, songs and conversations. V.P. Dan Kennedy' Sec., Toni Gubanc, and Treas. Bill Wargo. Breaking the pinata Mrs. Puyau, Advisor 'Wie '1 S 1 Uk 1 '7 J' -V 45 s 5 'Q fgalux ' I 1 JK .. g .gigtffrig 'jx-in . 7. K U 4 c r ,f 3 l ' ' pe- A4 -N' 1 I First Row: D. Kennedy, B. Wargo, B. Meyers, T. Gubanc, D. Brezic. Second Row: J. Petrulis, B, Rotman, V. Dunlap, M. Spence, L. Montanari. Third Row: M. Maudy, C. LaVerne, I. Gerbec, P, Brent, S, Kushlan. Fourth Row: D. Probst, I. Hardgrove, C. Bouton, L. Donovan, L. Iarmusch, D. Fevold. 100 N4 The officers of the club were: Pres., Barb Meyers- ffsiw v 23 f ' f SPANISH CLUB li . RIFLE CLUB The Rufle Club provided Its members wnth an opportunrty to learn the pro r use of furearms and the chance to become skllled nn the use of a nf e The club meets weekly at the Ohio Rubber Company Rnfle Range The clrmax of the season us the N R A Regronal Champlon shrps nn whnch the club s fuve best shooters partrcupate The officers are Bob Mellen, presrdent, Art Melton, vlce pres ldent, John Stange, secretary treasurer, Burt Schwartz, Range officer Bull Muller, statuclan Members of the club are Frrst Row S O Donnell B Schultz B Mtller B Mellen A Melton S Noss Second Row G Butzer D Chrtsuan B Spate F Krdner R Mtlner H Ha ford G Harwood Thtrd Row D Hamner R Tmle T Gruelle R L1tt1e B Anderson L Whrtmer B Schwartz FRENCH CLUB The members of the French Club with Mr Lake as their advusor, hold meetmgs monthly rn the homes of nts various members The oblectnve of the club IS to create a greater Interest ln French language, customs, and culture This year the group was headed by Phyllrs Patterson, Pres , Carol Schrlner, V P , and Rochelle Roberts, Treas lOl Z 3 Flrst Row R Morgan, K Hoffman, R Cox Second Row S Parks, R Roberts, C Shrmer, S Hengst, P Patterson , r F 3 : L L L' itfl ' 4, - 'Y ' P I , . 1' . . . . . . g yr .9 y .fi . . Q , 3 . ' ' . . . ' ' - 'f 7 A . . . , . . . z..,',' N. , K g ' , ' . . t - . ' fi B '-f 91 ' . Q . . I T Pi .ff ' V I' A .Q , fl : : . , ' .' , . ,' . , 1 7 ' 1 . .. .. .. ,. S ,ge.,,q ' . . y . . . ' 1 . . . ' . . . . ,ixg if Cox, T.Bea1, B. Blake, A.Edge11. Fourth Row: T.Loar, D. Pepin, D. Gogard, F. PE . KV 3 , . 5 t I E as L l 2 I , ' 1 c , f T I , .gs t 7 5 -7 V' . ' I T I L ,L I g t K 5 V ' i ' ' - Q 4 , fs . ' ' g ' ' W s ' I 7 : V . . A X. X C, l ff: .4 '-.W ,- s, M . Dansforth, Advisor. 'Hy i I I smffw a 'ff ' fl l jar 13,-.ff fygtgggtgzgi ,'Q'g1f . . T Q QW l ' M ' T 14.3-'S Ready! Set. . ' The aim of the W Club is to promote interest in athletics and to develop a sense of good sportsmanship among the members. The girls are chosen for membership on the basis of initiative, scholarship, and interest in school activities. Club functions for the year included: Dad's Night Program, the Highland Fling Dance, group attendance at the Ice Capades and a Spring Banquet. Officers: Karen Wright, President, Nancy Leonello, Vice President, Donna Hogg, Secretary and Treasurer, Arlene Mancini. Slugger! Left to Right: A,Cooke, S.Gi11, C.Crawford, G.Crocker, P.Ruddick, L.Montonari, K.Wright M,Mestrovich, B.Munay, V.'1'y1er, D.Frank, D.Waite, B,Book, I,Schaer, A.Shaw, D,Hogg, N.Leone11a, G,Doskoci1, I.Dickson, A.Alpeter, I.Cooke, C.Schriner, A.Mancini. First Row G Bell E Rxchards H Hendershot I Thompson, J. Orick, I - - - I Rauker B Floyd Second Row R Lang R M1lner G Harris, R, Brown S foolboll game' preparing G Christ Sweeney B Bourguard D Porter J Gasxer Thud Row I Fickes, A. Edgell C Loach D Needham B Wotrmg B Doyle T Geiling. . i Fourth Row B Wendell D Pelz I Matz B Gongas W Tring, F. R0Ul4e 2 V-P- I Junior O 'Ck? SCC- 1 Harold VARSITY I The Varsity Club, whose membership Q consists of Varsity letter winners, con- tributed much atmosphere to the W. H.S. scene this year by selling colorful book bags, sweatshirts and caps. Other activities included attending a mas basket and holding an initiation. This year's officers are: Pres. , Jim Hendershotp and Treas. , Joe Thompson. MAINTENANCE With the half day sessions in progress these peo le had an exceptionally busy year. In spite of tfie added difficulties everything ran as smoothly as before. lf early risers complained, they should have thought of their faithful bus drivers who had to rise at least a half hour before them. Our clean sidewalks and our fresh green lawns will always stand tribute to our mainte- nance staff. lip-ul' is 37 3' JvH 'd Y i in latin 'legll f' ipwui In R31 9 an 6531 4523, li I Ulf! if Q5 Mm' I Lf 'iff .L l 3:1-, Z XX g 15 ,vi I 5 ,K 5? ' W, H, S, CONCERT BAND W.H. . 5 First Row: B. Jonke, V. Baker, B. Cox, F. Orloff, P. Riddle, S. Hobbs, M. Morris. Second Row: G. Evans, S. Forrester, I. Soul, T. Collins, T. Lewis, L. Cicek. Third Row: Mr. Ruddick, L. Saxe, P. McGloughlin, J. Burke, L. Saler, P. Beckberger, T. Morgan. BA a twig, 106 ND Willoughby High School's Concert Band, one ofthe finest in Ohio, gives a Spring Concert and appears in the Christmas program with the choral groups each year. The Concert Band also plays for many other events, including a com- bined concert at Bay Village High School. The band competes each year in the district contest and always does ex- tremely well. Candy sales, endless practicing, and lots of fun were the keynotes and highlights of the l957 Concert Band's year. Officers of the Concert Band are: Linda Donovan, president, Bob Mellen, vice-president, Gail Doskocil, sec- retary, Dennis Atkins, treasurer. MR, RUDDICK, DIRECTOR P' Q6-v-'W OUR NATIONAL ANTHEM 1 i .pc Flashing orange and black umfonns, hugh step :ng whnte bucks, and sparlclung nnstruments denote the Wnlloughby Hugh School Marchnng Band The band s sixty members, drrected by Charles D Ruddrck assnsted by Raymond Runaldu and Mass ances by four peppy magorettes Prlsculla Ruddnck Lnnda Saler Diane Radebaugh and Pat Mc Laughlrn, and drum malor, Wayne Makowskr The band started the season wuth a memorable trap to Floruda to compete un the Lron s Club Con ventnon Parade The band members and dnrectors also attended Camp Chnbnabos at Doylestown, Ohuo Here they learned and practuced the steps essentnal to the The officers for the Marchung Band are Pres rdent, Lrnda Donovan, Vnce president Bob Mellen, Secretary Gall Doskocll, and Treasurer, Denms Atlcms was 42.5 fvEt'A. V' I W 43-rw ai 4 DRUM MAJOR Wayne Makowslu 'T' Ml' bln W H 5 MARCHING BAND RANGERETTES L Saler P McLaugh11n D Radebaugh P Ruddnck T07 u 'K X . 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I , ff'-, I-fi -, A Y , Our hollday assemblues thus year were hlghlnghted by the smglng of the Cholr Thus fine choral group sang often during the yeor for the students of Wnlloughby Hugh School e chour also dastnngunshed themselves at many of the varnous musuc festuvals throughout the county and clnmaxed thenr successful season by receuvung c superuor rahng nn the State Contest 108 If so 1 'te 0,0 fn wx rs, Row fer Cox H elnnall keny 011 'av I 9-uwxcv Wa 1. xX Sch omvbe H122 ENSEMBLES xJ I Stendel G York M Weaver R Wldgren P Ruddlck M Crookham T Gubanc M Mlller J Campbell C Cox 109 lie 11 0606 6 8 cond Row Buh First Row: P. Miller, S. Flack, A. Henderson, N. Neubacher, D. Haagen, B. Dickson, G. Stewart, N. Adams, S. Gidley, C, Brettrager. Second Row: P. Krimsky, S, Lamos, C. Veit, D. Case, I. Sluga, M. Disbro, S. Boyle, S. Fedor, C. Bradley, P. Moon. Third Row: M. Rice, B.Ed- wards, I, Sirnoncic, A, Hahn, D, Miller, B, Smart, J. Scharr, G. Hambrect, P. Ruddick, C. Crawford, J. Stendel. Fourth Row: D, Evans, C. Faflik, B. Mihalik, M. Harris, E, Schmidt, E, Sears, K, Pearson, M. O'Donnei1, M. Kuhn, E. Coughlin. BOYS GLEE CLUB The Boys' Glee Club, which is composed of those boys taking the course and those in the Choir who are interested in going to District Contest with the group, is under the direction of Mr. Maynard Everson. The pieces they selected for contest are: Praise Ye the Lord, and High Barbaree. H0 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB This year the Girls' Glee Club, directed by Mr. Maynard Everson, provided many en- ioyable musical moments for W. H. S. They participated in the Christmas Concert, singing Oh Sacred Heart. At the DistrictContest they sang Take Joy Home and To You. This year the officers of the Glee Club are: Pres. , Ginnie Stewart, V.P. , Sally Fedor, and Sec. , Kay Jackson. First Row: A. Costello, Hickrnan,J. Gasier, B. Foster. Second Row: R. McCauley, G. Counts, C. Price, R, Hartman, SPORTS f X X X ff 4Zfs.g,, X X I A i A X If f. if W 16? Q.- XWWXT, 9 V-'X ...4.' Tom Gexlmg John Matz Jim Rauker Chuck Loach L V 'Sa mshff . 4 ,, x affix' u-if i Gary Jarmusch i Billy Floyd 'S i than ,,.f Joe Thompson I, f' H 9 ff Q13 1 za Dick Cox X, it Bob Wendell 1 Q 'f . 4 Q34 Ronn1eLan , G1 B11 g H2 en e Bruce Wotung 1 .J - Bob Gongas A X X N X 4 A N Hal Hendershot -in 1 Y 1 A KL S ff! L K 1, bmi may ,RSX ,IA v H7- L. J' nQ.fJ4l, U 5 H .M T' U, MM is ary. ...vi I ,- 1. sr ' B 5- ' , A 3 '25 A I, s 1 A ... 63: N-fi-2 B i R, X. 5 ' -I 6 in Au' ' 'JE' . W Q -t 'QW'-. ,je I B '- ' X' ' S' eff . Mr . s-, ,g L 1 x EAW? N - I 1, BSE: ln .Ag u, shi W I l'.'. A I 'lg 'B' mr' ' sift. I - X n - -.+1. . L ' N '-. J ,, 0 ' - ki N ' 2' or if' '51 S I fl' ff- I - s A , ln' 1- 'N lk 6 'f :sg 'ii , 1 X .- - L x-In :,.'-N Q I. ' .r iq ,KI 'TI is I F 'J .' kr xv xgh 0. .g ' v bs. A 'L N 'Rx X ' W Q ' ...vs JZ' ii - I it f If X il L0 lily Rx' W , s A t DCF' i I S, 3 'Q N 5 COACHES: I. Kost, H. Winters, S. Foster, K. Porter. FOOTBALL TEAM Although the Ranger Gridders finished the season sharing the GCC cellar with Bedford, the year was not without its share of thrills and bright spots for Coach Harry Winters' stalwarts. Among the latter was the selection of Varsity vet- eran Jim Rauker as All-Conference tackle, and Hal Hendershot and Ronnie Lang to the second team in end and tackle slots. Post Mortem WHS 20 Riverside 6 32 Lutheran 6 I2 Garfield 44 6 Maple Hts. 20 7 Brush I3 I3 Bedford I3 0 Berea I4 2 Mentor 20 'V ' ' .M 4 - --. .L , ,Pk 'Nw , gif: , OUCH ! GETTING A HEAD r STOP THE MUSIC ' f 'W I GET THAT MAN GO GO GO' R vs 1 2 All . 'T . ,LNB , K . 1 X 4 K K. A' A .E W. K, ' ' ff ' W- ,Q xi' fx--. ,C4fwZ' 'wwf ' TTR . : 3-H - --...AXE 1 -, - x Q- 4' . -3.w- .AN 4 ' WA. pf.. -,pg ,-A . ' ' . ' ' ' . , ' . ' G0-----G0--- -- -- , ssl? 10 E4 6-4731 . afvfem First Row: H. Hendershot, B. Floyd, I. Orick, E. Brott, D. Needham, D. Mullen. Second Row: J. Thompson, B. Wendell, D. Miller, D. Pelz, K. Bohnsack, J, Rauker. COACHES: K. Potter, M. CUPP- C. Custer BASKETBALL TEAM This year the Ranger Cagers finished in second place in the Greater Cleveland Conference, losing a heartbreaker to Bedford, 59 to 60. Dick Miller led the scoring race with 308 points in T8 games. Willoughby dropped the tournament opener to Euclid, 55 to 53 in an overtime, another crushing loss. Dick Miller was chosen all-Tournament center for the Euclid District Tournaments. Willoughby out-scored the opposition, 336 to 308. 115 Conference Schedule They Berea Garfield Maple Brush Bedford Berea Garfield Maple Brush Bedford me sv if Y. we 'a 1' 52 Q em 1 its 'ml , 5 ' in . Q , rw - 1 1 ,,,, s Eg , R, SA 'ffm W 4 is . Q ,Q QM xx3J'o'f.5? V 21 iw , . 'Q 'b 'xg I, 1 T ,fm . r RJR L 1 1 fjlill V dn' wg du ck? Ii- A pm 1 V 1 , A as Q 4 ,, F 4 ZW M ... 1 -...M - -,, Q 1 . . fi' ms' PU: 9 fi, M L . f .His -if as ,.,. vi '95 'J Qin 1. sf W N- .-N: , um' NDI-fj W. f? K , X Q X, x X K . , '.-. . ,Lf -4 f .,, 4 Ref! gq qi ,, .M R 5 A 4'l 5 . I I is . K ,., M X 7 asf k fx .. N ,J vf',g - L: 'NY-n.,--Us-1 7X Cy x lm' ' fa RQ , 1. , I nv l J Fust Row C Shenk B Bourquard I Ptak B Wendell J Gasler B Doyle T Baller J Hrpsher B N R Hamrlton Second Row J Bell A Barbran B Barrett R Sweeney B Pachnowskx A Roth T Stell D Unger D Sealey MR C CUSTER COACH The reserve team of the Rangers serves to aquamt the promrslng underclassmen wrth the why s and where fore s of basketball They have games before every varsrty game, grvnng them both practrce and experrence rn the face of the opposutron Those who show enough promise nn the reserves are transferred to the varsrty squad ff Q 1 V 3 . . 0 . . Y C v ' T 4 I P V' x fl e N I I8 .sa w ul' ,M V . -1 1G'iir 'F W. R W .,, .' , X U5 -.Si 'I L' 5433, MR, c, wucs, coAcH P aigffxk I fs . , ,fi bww .4 S-... gh-.. V11 rm n ,- 'L 8 Mr. Wike I. Pizmaht C. Cook D. Pelz D. Lino R Lang RANGER GOLF TEAM This year, as they have for many years, Coach Chester Wike's Golfing Rangers putted around the Greater Cleveland Conference greens without los- ing a head-on-head match. Jerry Pizmoht, medalist with 84, led the GCC tournament victory, ad the Rangers ran their match play streak to beyond the century mark before fin- ishing second and fourth in the Cleveland District and State tournaments. if 1 0 J ffl IA O , L I s, V L , 'Y' :i-TAL N, I ii Q X their: s , 7 Q .L xi.. gl! ., , hx K t A M-,3iW f 'uu!fQ ,il iff Pole Vault, Tom Geiling Rela z Bruce Wotrin , Tim T ler, Bob Do 1 B'll Fl d v rf .370 pw. First Row: E. Richards, K, Hoffman, B. Floyd, J. Gasier, J, Orick, T. Ceiling, L. Neeld. Second Row: P Bolthauzer B Do le I Fickes B Wotrin R Sweene T T ler Third Row I Kost D Geor e . ,.y,. ,. g.. y,.y. :.,. g, J. Thompson, R. Francis, D. Stupor. J. Mursencavage, D. Cox. Fourth Row: T. Whittington, D. Hunter, J. Rauker, W. Tring, A. Hoge, A. Pollard. H.-.Sit he 4, fig Y S Y Ye-IYOY Hurdles, Dick Miller TRACK TEAM In his first year as Willoughby High School track coach, John Kost developed an inter- esting and highly spirited team. The W. H. S. Cindermen, high in competitive spirit com- piled a winning record, scoring five wins while suffering three defeats. The high spots of the season included a third place at the annual Mentor Relays and a fourth spot at the difficult Euclid Relays. The Ranger record for T956 was: We They TT T72 Marion T06 T72 66 T72 Mentor 5T T72 37 275 Maple Hts. 80 375 76 P. Harvey 42 78 T72 Garfield Hts. 39 T72 84 T72 Brush 33 T72 72 T72 Bedford 45 T72 46 T73 Euclid 7T 273 T20 531.211 235 - JOHN KOST , COACH .. A r Q 1 -Uiffiifi WM. .iii-'Tb .+...4r' ,T v ,1 , . 1 , F: 3 'V V 'i A ' 3 k f. 16 K i li gf . :.,. 3 z . .5 ' . gkfs Zi . . Tr' ' I SMH :E -. an-lr-mil 'QQ' 'iii , 3' X 9 vi' , R , Varsity men TENNIS TEAM A Edgell D Mullen D Kurrle Second Row I Berndt B Hamxlton B Papes A Hu hes D Hum me B Miner K Potter coach Follow 'hmugh The 1956 Ranger tennis squad marked the school's third entry in interscholastic recquet competi- tion, but the record belies their youth. Coach Ken Potter's boys won all their regular league games but to Shaker Heights in the city playoffs. ln independent play, the squad won three out of four, ' g losing only to crackeriack Cleve- ' . land Heights. There was another but no-count loss, an exhibition defeat at the hands of Muskingham College, 5 to 2. l2I f imma BASEBALL TEAM Despite the fact that only three lettermen returned to diamond warfare in l956, Coach Stan Foster's Rangers captured the Greater Cleveland Conference for the fifth time in six years, compiling as they did, a 9-I league record. Winning individual honors for the high-riding team was Doug Pringle, who took over the lion's share of the pitching duties and won a place for himself on All-Conference, All-Scholastic, and All-State teams. Also winning distinction were shortstop Hal Hendershot, second basemen George Korpi, and outfielder John Macllwaine. Post Mortem ,MQ The 4 Maple Hts?-X I 8 Brush 2 8 Bedford 6 I4 Berea 2 7 Garfield Hts. O 3 Maple Hts. l 7 Brush 4 O Bedford 5 I2 Berea 4 I4 Garfield Hts. 6 Managers: Tom Sizer, Henry Wilson JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: C. Price, R. Miller, C. Reed, J. Carroll, R. Spohn, B. Pachnowski, T. Baller, I. Stois. Second Row: Mr. Cupp, C. Estes, J. Hipsher, C. Shenk, 1. Lattimore, E. Bron, D. Marsh, S. Lambo. 122 1 - ': ,B ,-- A sn igf l,n A 4 14 M , 5 ,jp 1 I 1 f s-' 1' fy in f hw PJ, J' xr! 14 'W aff tiff' wi. Where s the ball? pu .f ,J vc' 'lv so 4' ' '25'-If',, N L z . fx' f gl 14' 9, 123 UI I DONNA HOGG MANA GER JUNIOR VARSITY J Lasko E Pukola P Greer I Lmg J Cooke Cooke 1 T ANITA PHYL .Hamm UDY ANN INDA 12 CHEERLEADERS x x rj If A , ,XXX I , X X JC r n 6723045 -gs 2' 7 47 le E, QQ, we ' 41 ' ff. l 4700400046 Anita Shaw, Judy Rogers, Linda Thomas, Ann Alpeter, Phyllis Patterson, Pat Greer 1 C7 f' ESQ J L 4 M WM 'QW HOMECDMING counfff my Mm W 4 L A UV' 126 fwim HOME COMING QUEEN ANITA SHAW The Homecoming celebration held at Wnlloughby Hugh School thus year was haghlughted wuth the crown mg of pretty Amta Shaw as queen Anuta and her court rengned over the many acfnvmes whnch are fea turecl In Willoughby s annual Homecoming weekend 127 l M N 1 xx! w ' 1 ' I . if X S3 -s ' '1 Y A v J A , , AL W, V Q ns.1. . 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