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the shaw high school publications class for 1963 presents

the

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1963

15320 EUCLID AVE.

EAST CLEVELAND 12.

OHIO

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Progress: The forward movement of the world, the

country, the community, and the individual. The world

keeps going around, and amidst all of its problems and

conflicts it expands both forward, and upward into space.

The country follows along as a part of the world, and

contributes to both its conflicts and its progress. The

community is both dependent and independent of the

country. Directly it works for its own betterment and

indirectly it profits the nation, and the world. But most

important is the person who, through making himself

what he is, helps make the world what it is.

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From Nela Park up on the hill to the new firehouse

down on Shaw, East Cleveland is a growing community.

No longer the small town it was years ago, it is now a full

grown city with a city's problems and responsibilities. It

must not only keep things running smoothly in the pres­

ent, but out of necessity it must plan for the future.

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Of all of the community's responsibilities the job of

education is the most important. New leaders and new

ideas will be needed in the future and it is the school's

job to educate the people who will come up with the

new ideas, be the new leaders, and contribute in other

ways to society. Although the few years spent in school

require a small po[tion of a person's life, they may be

its greatest influence.

Whether it's the latest method of mass-production, the

newest interpretation of an old English play, the quickest

solution to an algebraic equation, or the most beneficial

exercise for the strength of a leg muscle, new things are

being taught everyday. Shaw High is no exception to

the rule. At Shaw education of all sorts is the objective;

not only education of the mind, but that of the social

being as well.

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With the latest methods of education available the

teacher passes his knowledge on to the student either

in large groups, through television classes, or individually

in the quiet of an unused classroom.

The student teaches himself not only through home­

work, but through his activities outside of the classroom.

Whether he's swimming in the pool, practicing in the

language lab, or working on a project for Student Coun­

cil, he is giving himself the education he'll need to carry

out his own plans for life. He, too, is working towards

progress, and at Shaw opportunities are virtually un­

limited.

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CONTENTS

Faculty ............................................... Page 7

Seniors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 17

Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 45

Boys Sports .......................................... Page 79

Girls Sports ........................................... Page 103

Undergrads .................... ....................... Page 115

Senior Index ......................................... Page 143

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The teacher.

Some like him, some don't; but no mat­

ter which, he is the teacher. He gives·a bit

of himself to each student and hopes that

we'll be better for it. We may not realize

this now, but we will in the future.

FACULTY

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Barbara Bee ley Hazel Cramer Barbara Glueck Georgia Greaney

Lelia Loftus Katrina Longnecker

ENGLISH UNITES THE FUTURE

George Todd (Head)

ue McDowell Ayleen Morley 8

Ruby Olson Jo ephine cheur

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Paul Burton Donald Drebus

rrank Conge James Sivard (H ead)

SOCIAL STUDIES COMPARES THE PAST WITH THE FUTURE

Rudy Libertini Harold arason

Hubert Me eill 9

William Morris

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David Adolph Marion Child Louis Chulick Elmer Kress

MATHEMATICS ADD UP THE FUTURE

Wayne aroff (Head)

SCIENCE BLUEPRINTS THE FUTURE

Richard Baker (Head) Adelaide Auckley

David Costill Marjorie Dewey Edith Seidman Thoma Meinhardt

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George Ameduri Geraldine Dillingham

FOREIGN LANGUAGES

INTERPRET

THE FUTURE

Harriet Carpenter Doretta Current

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lise Jahn Janet Jeurgen

Lily Molho Ca sit Rcymu 11

HOME ECONOMI TS

ARE THE HOMEMAKERS

OF THE FUTURE

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Miriam Folmer Sandra Hejduk Robert Louis Eleanor Pavey

Edgar Vance Paul Hammer (Head)

BUSINESS HELPS .

CARRY OUT THE FUTURE

Bryce Browning Robert Fraser

FINE ARTS ENLIGHTEN THE FUTURE

Judith Warren

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS

CARVE THE FUTURE

James Durkin

Roy Wisecup

PHYSICAL EDUCATION PREPARES THE BODY FOR THE FUTURE

Nancy Deonise

Leah John on etl ' kmner

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Wayne C. Blough, Principal

BACKGROUND OF SHAW

Margery Shields Dean of Girls

Harold L. Nichols Superintendent of Schools

Leonard W. Visci Assistant Principal

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Bruce Holderbaum Coordinator of Pupil Personnel Services

Philip Worcester Guidance Counselor

M. F. Leist Assistant to the Superintendent

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BEHIND THE SCENES AT SHAW

OFFICE STAFF-Mrs. Parsh, Mrs. Dunlap, Mrs. Losing, Mrs. Collin . MEDICAL STAFF-Linda Schneider, M.D., Richard Schenk, M.D., Mrs. Elliot CUSTODIAL STAFF-Robert Duns, Elton Webb, Demonic Petti (Head), John Silveroli. Bottom-Maria Mirachi, Felo­mona Margiotto, Fiorina DiBlasio, Elizabeth Cuerre.

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LIBRARY STAFF-Marian Lehky, Kay Welch, ancy Coates CAFETERIA S 1 rF-Top-M. Sivirdis, L Fort, . Puugb, T. Quandt, H. Meyers, B. Girner, Bob Robinson. Ro/tum­B. Murray, A. Kenehan, R. Kerr, M. rawford, M. Slahrt:, H. Keneban, K. Muntz. MR. HOLDERBAUM'S STAFF (PUPIL P RSO EL)-Mae Conner, Jean Gilford, John Powell

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Today the flag of our country is flying at half mast from the flag taffs of all the school!; in East Cleveland.

Thi is being done a a fitting ge ture of respect to the memory of a man of honesty and integrity in all things, a man of meticulous dres , manners, and peech, of few words but great deeds, of quiet dignity

and humility with re pect to his personal achievements, for he took great pride in the contribution of Shaw students and faculty in maintaining and improving the position and reputation of our school and the East Cleveland School System.

This Gymna ium, completed in 19 53, is a tribute to his leadership in providing both educational and rec­reational facilities for youth. Three year ago a new structure with lounge, pool and music center was his final contribution to the youth of the community. The Board of Education fittingly named the structure the "KORB CENTER" in his honor.

Dr. Korb erved as our Superintendent of Schools for 2 I years. He al o served as a trustee of Kent State

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University. Many Shaw graduates in recent years re­ceived scholarship or grant -in-aid to Kent State through his effort . Only last week I mailed him material concerning a member of this year's June class, for his use in assisting another Shaw student towards a college education.

All of us here this morning have lost a friend and benefactor.

Some may question the propriety of a rally here this morning. Those of us who knew Dr. Korb well have no doubt about his personal opinion as to its propriety. He would have wanted it to be this way.

As a small measure of our respect and affection for this man and our sympathy to Mrs. Korb and the surviving sons and their families, I ask you all to stand, face the Shaw Banner, and bow your heads for 30 secomls of silence in his memory.

Wayne C. Blough November 21, 1962

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Much changed since the sophomore of

three years back, the senior has accepted

high school as a way of life.

Three years at Shaw have prepared him

for four at college or a lifetime in the

world. It will be hard, he admits, to get

used to the idea of not going to school

everyday, but what lies ahead may pos­

sibly be better.

SENIORS

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THOMAS KRIZMA , PRESIDENT I

HOLLY MAURUSHAT, SECRETARY & TREASURER

TOM HANGER, VICE PRESIDENT

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BARBARA BAKER DOROTHY BAR ES CHARLOTIE BAUER R.A.Y BENJAMI

SHELDON BENTO CHERYL BERES DA IEL BLAKE KATHLEEN DOI.f

SHARON BROECKEL WILLIAM CAHOW MIMI CAPPO BO IE CHAKV ARY

WILLIAM COLBECK ROBERT DARBY ROBERT DiFRANCO JUDITH DOW

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ROBERT DUMBRYS FRANK EUSE KA THLEE FICZERI JUDITH FREY

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DIA E GILBERT JADE GREE USA GRIFFITH MARY LYNN HALEY

THOMAS HANGER PATRICIA HAVAS VIRGINIA HAZELETT RICHARD HOLLISTER

DORIS HOLZHEIMER JEFFERY HUGHES RALPH JACOB JEFFERY JANNING

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MARILY J0 ES A TOI ETTE JULIANO MARY KELSEY AMY KLEI

DAVID KLOOZ JOH K IGHT FRA K KRESTEL THOMAS KRIZ 1AN

PHYLLIS LARSON EDITH LERCH A ELY DALL MARY MARVI

BARBARA MA LEY BRUCE MATIE HOLLY MAURU HAT ANN McCLENAHE

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JAME McGEE MI HA L McMANEMY CHERYL MIS BACH DIANE MUEHLHAUSER

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JEFFERY MEYER JANET MICHAUX LORETTA NICOL CRAIG OBLE

DAVID O'KONEK LINDA PERCHAN ROGER PECKINPAUGH HELEN ROBERTSON

GAYLE SCHARSU LINDA H LTZ LAWR N E CHWE K HA ELLGE

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JOA SCHARTZ JOH MITH A CY MITH GAYLh fASKA

L1 DA THOMPSO JAME TROMP 0 ALLY T CKER EDWARD VARGO

ROGER WALKO WILLIAM WARD PATRICIA WFT S HE K BARBARA WESLEY

JOSEPH WIL 0 PETER YURKA

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JUNE CLASS

PATRICK 00 PRESIDENT

KATHLEEN MOORE, SECRETARY & TREASURER

MARTI MATUS. VICE PRESIDENT

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JUDITH ADAM JOH ALEXANDER JOYCE ALEXANDER VIRGI IA ALLE

A GIE AMATO DAVID ANDER 0 BO IE A DREW BARBARA ARCHER

I GEBORG ASCHERL DO A AYLWARD LEONARD BALK ROBERT BARON I

CHERYL BATEMAN GE E BAUMGARD ER MARY BAYLI DO A BECK

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DAVID BELL BEULAH BELLAMY DA YID BERNIER MICHAEL BILLINGTON

LAURA BIRON JOH BLAIR MARY BLA KE SHIP MARLENE BLYTH

ELLEN BOND CAROL BONICK MARY BOO E EDWARD BRASS

ROBERT BRENNA BEYERL Y BRISTOW LEILA BROOKER LYNN BROW

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RICHARD tlRUCE JAMES BUCAR RAMONA BURNS WALTER CABRAL

JAMES CAMPBELL I GRID CARLSO LAURA CARLSON JOHN CAROFF

SHEILA CARROLL JAMES CAST CAROLEE CER EY JAMES CHORMAN

VICTORIA CIRINO AMY CLAYMAN JOE COLOSI PATRICK OMERFORD

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ROSILI D CON ILIO MARGARET CRY LER CAROLE CUNNINGHAM JAMES CURTIS

DONALD DAILEY MARY DA IELS ElL DEASY CHRIS DICKO

JAMES DOD ON JOHN DODSON PATRICIA DONATELLI MARYA NE DOUGLASS

DAVID DOWNS NORA DROBA VICIUS LARRY DROTLEFF LOUISE ELLIS

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BARBARA E GLES RUTH ERCIUS MARCIA FE YVES RUTH FERGU 0

CHARLES FINUCANE FLORENCE FIORELLO JAMES FLOWERS DOUGLASS FORSCH ER

PATRICIA FOUTS ELLE GARDI ER VISGAILE GATAUTIS A TOI ETIE GA 1T077.T

GAYLE GEN LER HERBERT GERHARDT ICHOLA GIA COLA MARILY GIE"iHI

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BO IE GOLDWY DIA E GOUGER JOANN GRANT KE ETH GREGGS

LOUJ E GU VAL EN PATRICIA GURKEY JAMES HADDO

LARRY HA AWALT ROGER HAR ISH JAMES HARTORY JAMES HAWK

JEAN ETTE HAYES JOAN HAYE GRETCHEN HEI RICH KATE GOODWIN

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WILLIAM HE DERSO CAROLE HENSO KATHARI E HEKMO

ALLA HERRICH DONALD HIGHLEY KATHRY HILLWIG PETER HIR CH

CHRISTI E HODGE STUART HOFF PHYLLl HOFFMA WESLEY HOGY A

KEN ETH HOLEC ROBERT ROLLI TER EDWARD HOLMES DALE HO ROTH

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JA N HOR 1 G DALE HRABAK A HU TER AT UKO I OUE

RO ANNE lZZO HARO JACOBS I

DOUGLAS JE KI S DOROTHY JOHNSON

JOYCE JOH SO JEA KADlS GERALDINE KAMME ALICE KAPKA

ICHOLAS KAPUSNIAK VER A KEMERER DWIGHT KE AN JOHN KEPICH

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AGRA KONSTANTS KATHLEEN KORELL CLAUDIA KRABER MARIA KR ISMi

THEODORE KRATSAS GEORGE KRI ER KARE KRUSE TIMOTHY LA RICHE

CLA DIA LAPKA LEWI LAWRE CE ROBERT LEGG CY THIA LE ' 0

MILDRED LEW£S ROBERT LEWI JO EPH LEYDIG K VI TOFT S

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JOHN LOWERY

RO ALD MACHOLTZ

HAROLD MAl

MARIA MARTI

PAUL LOWERY JO EPH LUNAR JAMES LOGAN

KARE MACKE EU ICE MACKENZIE PAUL MAGNUS 0

JOS Pl-1 MARCHI CHI THOMAS MAREMAA ROBERT MAR HAUS

MARTY MATUS TEPHANIE M A SER

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RAYMOND McATEE GEORGE McCA N

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ROBERr McCLOUD JULIE McCORKLE MARY McCOY KA RE McDO ALD

/ A MciVER TIMOTHY McKEE KATHY McLE AN

A MeL! RALPH MEA HAM ROBERT MELREIT JAY ME ERS

GERALDI EMICK HAW JAMES MOL AR KATHLEEN MOORE J H MORA

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WILLIAM MOREHART A DREY MORROW KARE MOTT THOMA MUE GER

J DITH NARDI JILL NESSER BARRY NEUBAUER KAREN NEWTON I

TIMOTHY IMMO JACK RONALD OBLE PATRICK NOO

RICHARD ORTO MARILYN O'CONNELL CAROLYN OHMA PATRICIA O'NEILL

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DALIA ORANTA A DREA PA ERALLO UNO PERO A THOMA PERRY

MARA PETER ON RO EMARY PETRUCCIO GEORGE PHALE A RTH R PHILiPP

KAREN POIROT DJ A A POSA TIERE ROMEO PUCELLA PATRICIA PUTNAM

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SU AN RAWLEY VIRGI lA REED HARO RIE DEAU LI DA ROBERTS

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CATHY ROE ERIC ROHDE ELIZABETH ROSE JA ICE ROSE

SID EY ROSEN DALE ROTHENBERGER WILLABETH RUMBOLD ANITA SAGARIS I

HERNA SANTACOLOMA SUSAN SAPPENFIELD JOHN SARKAUSKAS BARBARA CHERBEL

LAURA SCHLIEB ER GEORGE SCHNEIDER PHILIP SCHOENEN IRVI G CHRECK

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JAMES CHULTZ MARIO SECURA MICHAEL SEIDEL DIANNE SENGER

TIMOTHY SHODA DONNA SHOULDIS CAROLE SIMON FREDA SIMPKINS

PATRICIA SIRBELLO SUZAN E SKI NER JAMES SMALLEY MICHAEL MITH

RICHARD SMITH ARTHUR SNYDER CAROL OUCHl:. FA YDENE SPAIN

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LOI SPRI G ADELE TAMO THOMAS STRAWN L1 NEA TROBERG

MARY STROUD CHARLES TURGIS DOROTHEA UNDERLAND GRETCHE TAAG

CHRISTOPHER TARTARA ROBERT TASKES PATRICIA TECHET ROBERT THOMA

CAROLE THOMPSON FRA K UNDERWOOD BEATA VALDUKAITIS JAN VAN VOORHIS

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DONALD VORWERK JUDITI-' WAG ER KARE WALSH ROBERf WALl R.

NANCY WARD JOH WARDELL USAN WARDELL

DOROTHY WEATHER PAUL WEB TER PATRI lA WEIGEL

A DRA WELLS DO A WHALE ROBERT WHITE HARLE Wl ·o

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PHYLLIS WOODWORTH PAUL WORCESTER KATHLEEN YELOUSHAN FREDERICK YOUKEL

BARBARA YOUNG JOH ZAMBLAUSKAS RUBY ZELEZNIK RON GREER

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Extra-curricular activities provide the

opportunity for each person to follow his

own specialized interests. They may be,

depending on the individual, a source of

satisfaction or a source of education · more

valuable than that received in some class-

rooms.

School can be fun, and activities help

make it so.

ACTIVITIES

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OFFICERS. Bouom Row-Peggy Crysler (Sec.). Second Row-Jan Van Voorhis (Treas.), Roger Peckinpaugh (Pres.), Mike Billington (V. Pres.).

FALL SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL

The fall erne ter ver ion of Student Council had a membership of sixty-four, the large t in its forty two year history. This year a special effort was made to impress upon the student body the im­portance and value of the Council. Speeches on this subject at election time brought this idea to focu .

Besides taking care of elections, spon oring dances, and taking charge of social and guest passes, the Council played a vital part in Shaw's Student life. The Christmas decorations in front of the building, the activity sign on Euclid, and the check on all drinking fountains were undertaken by the Council. The Council also looked beyond Shaw's corridors, Jin Shik a seven year old Korean, wa adopted through the Foster Parent Plan.

Student Council is an important and beneficial aspect of Shaw for both it members and the students it represents.

ELECTIO COMM TTTEE. Bot/om Row-Amy Clayman, Mike Billington (Chairman), Gloria Brown, Tom Perry. Second Row-Walt Cabral, Judy Lossing, Marilyn Long, Beverly Smith, Christy Tartara. LOST AND FOU D. Bot/om Row­

Linda Warner, Mary Stroud (Chair­man). Second Row-Stu Hoff.

SERVICE COMMITTEE. Bottom Row-Sue Alstedt, Janet Krizman, Pat Noon (Chairman), Micki Kon tants. Lois Anderson. Second Row-Mary Kotch, Jim Forre tal. Roger Horvath. Charlie Little, Fritz Gottron, Sue John-son. 46

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SOCIAL COMMITTEE. Bottom Row-Linda Littman, Jim Hawk, Greg Spoth (Co-Chairman), Sally Smith. Second Row-Bill Howell, Pete Wolfgram, Dave Price, Roberta Yaxley.

SPIRIT COMMITTEE. Bottom Row-Diane Minardo, Tom Dod_on. Holly Mauru hat (Chairman), Sherry Shankland, Nan­cy Rosser. Second Roii'-Fred Henderson, Ann McClenahen. Hans Sellge, Dorothy Barnes, Dave Gnffith.

RALLY COMMITTEE. Bollom Row-Holly Mauru­shat (Student Council), Laura Carlson (Pep Club), Bill Hend­erson ( Lemasque ).

LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE. Bottom Row­Jade Green, Pat Bozik, Ralph Jacob (Chair­man), Mimi Cappon. Second Row-Bart Azar­ian, Jim Bezdek. Ingeborg Ascher!, Tom Hang­er, Judy Dagenbach.

CAMPUS IMPROVEME T COMMITTEE. Bottom Row-Mary Perossa, Jeanne Moho­rick. Skip Schreck (Chairman), Kathy Moore. Second Row-Donalee Hoffman, Barbara Byrnes. Dennis Hamilton, Mary Sue Jones, Pat Rodda.

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OFFICERS-Bof/om Row: Mary Stroud (Secretary), Skip Schreck (President). Second Row: Charles Little (Vice Presi­dent), Bill Howell (Treasurer).

CAMPUS IMPROVEME T COMMITTEE-Eo/1om Row: Diane Minardo ( ecretary), Dennis Hamilton (Chairman), Judy Reid. Second Row: Kevin Loftus, Greg Davis, Vic Marshall. Absent: Greg Spolh, Karin Caesar, Jim Bezdek. 48

SPRING SEMESTER

STUDENT COUNCIL

PUBLICITY COMMITTEE-Bottom Row: Bit y Rose (Secretary), Dave Price, Judy Dagenbach . Second Row: Jim Morrison, Fred Klaass, Vance Linamen. Absent: Bruce Schar chmidt (Chairman), Pat Bozik, lngeborg Ascher!.

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SOCIAL COMMITTEE-Bottom Row: Sally Smith, Peg Crysler, Sha­ron Debelak. Second Row: Christy Tartara, Mike Watters (Secretary), Mike Billington (Chairman). Stuart Hoff. Absent: Sally Parsh, Linda Warner.

SERVICE COMMITTEE--Bottom Row: Tom Dodson, Mary Pero sa, Barbara Ha tings, Bitsy Roe. Ken Greene. Second Row: Nick Harding, Walt Cabral, Pat Noon (Chairman), Andrea Honorati. Absent: Bob Knaggs (Secretary).

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ELECTIO COMMITTEE-Bottom Row: Judy Kimberlin, Sandy Sak s, Beverly Smith. Second Row: Jan Van Vooris (Chairman), Ro anne lzzo (Secretary), Jim Hawk. Absent: Cliffette Wulf.

PIRIT COMMITTEE-Bottom Row: Mary ue Jone (Chairman), Barb Scherbel (Secretary). Laura Carl on, Kathy Moore. Absent: Jim chultz, Bart Azarinn, Mar> nn DiGia­comantonio. Gloria Brown, Sherry hankland.

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Bouvm Row-Dave Klooz (Treas.), Kathy Moore (Sec.), Ralph Jacob (Pres.), Ch1b Tartara (V. Pres.). Second Row-Mary Lin Haley. Holly Maurushat, Beth Taylor. Ann McClenahen, Sue Griffith, Doris tiolzheimer, Dor­othy Barnes. Third Ro11·-Pat Havas, Sandy Kormos, Virginia Fritz, Peggy Crysler, Diane Minardo, Ellen

CANTEEN COUNCIL

Canteen Council i chiefly responsible for the social life at Shaw. Be ides being in charge of the majority of Shaw's weekly dances it plans special dances, dec­orates Korb Center at Christmas, buys records, and takes care of the needs of the Lounge inside and out, such as buying fan and geraniums.

Prospective members submit applications which are screened by a committee. The committee's selections are voted on by the entire Council, with the winners from each grade announced on Honor Day. Members attend regular meetings at the Lounge on Monday evenings and work at every dance.

The highlight this year was the "Christmas in the Alps Party" held in December. The Lounge was dec­orated with a small forest to resemble a ski lodge. With students in ski sweaters and slacks, the setting was brought to life. Canteen also sponsored a special Alum­ni Dance at which a band of college musicians was featured. It was a very rewarding social sesaon for the Council and thus the Shaw student body.

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Schrader. Dianne Senger. Fourrh Row-Marilyn Long. JoAnn Grant . Hans Sellge. Mary Stroud. Roger Peckin­paugh, Greg poth. Jim Bezdek. Fijrlz Row-Mike Wat­ter , Kevin Loftus. Tom Hanger, Walt Cabral, Skip Schreck. Jan Van Voorhi . Dale Honroth, Tom Perry.

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Don't ju t stand there, dance!

The canteen council at work.

Another hard working canteen member.

''Hey, I like thi mu ic!"

"Only 251'? You're kidding!"

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PEP CLUB CABI ET. Bottom Row-Viclci Cirino (Pres.). Second Row-Mary Lou Weiland (Sec.-Treas.), Kathy Korell (V. Pres.).

Mrs. Current, Faculty Advisor

PO TER OMMITTEE. Bottom Row--Sandy Sakss. Second Row-Ro Consilio, Judy Wagner. Third Row-Inga oeding, Alice Thome, Carol Cothey. Fourth Row-Barbara Blowers, Joanne Salosky, Shirley Jambor, Diane Berestin.

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PEP CLUB

Hard at work to insure strong school spirit, Pep Club supports many activities throughout the school year. It was re-pon ible for many of the enjoyable dan­

ces including the annual Sock Hop, the organization and training of the "Hi­Liters," the new dance group which en­tertained fans during football half -time shows, and the selling of spirit badges to finance the year's ac;tivities and to pro­mote it' slogan, "Get up steam and back the team."

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PROGRAM SELLERS. Bottom Row-Helen Barrick, Mary Haley, Beth Taylor, Linnea Stro­berg, Anne Psihounta . Mary Lou Weiland, Mary Lou Egan, Jean Monorich, Peggy Hen ley. Second Row-Linda Perchan, Kathy Korell, Betty Workman, Marlene Blyth, Donna Wolf, Kathy eibert, Beverly Abramczyk, Linda Warner, Joan McCorkle. Third Row-Donna Effiand, Nancy Rosser, Mary Sue Jones, ue Griffith, Dorothy Barnes, Kathy Ficzeri, Sandy Kormos, Martha Schweizer, Leslee Swift, Karen Walsh. Fourth Row-Phyllis Woodworth, Janet Krizman, Kathy Musk, Judy Lossing, Virginia Allen, Mimi Cappon, Charlotte Bauer, Gerry Orr, Dianne Senger Chris Dreifort.

Hey, what do I do now?

Pep Club Sock Hop.

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lJottom Row-Chris Conclon, Ken mith, Paul Glenn, Bill Henderson, Doug Jones, Roger Hor­vath, Sherry Shankland, Paul Worcester, Dave Carl on, Jim Curtis, George Kriner, Rich Mc­Carthy. Second Row-Bitsy Ro e, Sally Parsh, Diane Stone, Pat Rodda, Sharon Paul, Yasuko Kurataui, Marjorie Mac ea, Barb Mazzolini, Sue Alstedt, Cheryl Wilson, Cathy Gray, Sue Qualman, Jean Putnam, Alice Kapka, Michelle Ross, Victor Marshall. Third Row-Joyce Miller, Edith Gower, Kathy Moore, Nancy Ward, Joan Cole, Joan Spring, Carolyn Adams, Lynn Chapman, Marlene Ruder, Maureen O'Connor, Bonnie Moyer, Nancy Hanger, Paula Stone, Patty Pout , Sharon Jacobs. Fourth Row-Kathy Petorson, Marge Talbert, Ruth Lauze, Mary Krau e, Gwen Collins, Judy Greer, Ruth Ercius, Barb Scherbel, Barb Smith (Sec. & Treas.), Betty Valdukaite , Diane McKay, Betsy Greenberg, Norma Cohen, Vianne Liccardi, Louise Gunvalsen. Fifth Row--Sharon Smith, Lois Spring (V. Pres.), Sue Lazna, Aertona Nasvytis, Jackie Sclott, Marianne Martin, Judy Lossing, Claudia Lapka, Chris Dreifort, Laura Engel, Joyce Collier, Shari Witting, Jennifer Young, Shawn Roby, Cindy Seamen. Sixth Row­Mrs. Juergons, Janet Krizman, Mary Glenda Fancher (Pres.), Linda Washkewitz, Carol Nagel, Andrea Pa erallo, Linda Stockstill, Kay Prouty, Beth Rumbolo, Bonnie O'Leary, Rosa Vin­celli, Maureen Raeburn, Linda Paki ton, Sue Allison, Anne Troychak, Miss Dillingham.

GERMAN CLUB This year to become acquaint­

ed with Germany, the German Club planned many enjoyable activitie . In addition to holding meetings after school and ing­ing popular German songs, a trip to Schoenbrunn, parties, and guest speakers highlighted the club's most interesting season.

FRENCH CLUB French club was one of the

faste t growing clubs in the school, open to all french stu­dents and everyone el e who had an interest in France in general. Their goal was to learn more about France, its people and customs. This year's activities in­cluded a Christmas party "a la francaise."

Bottom Row-Ingeborg Ascher), Linnea Stroberg, Michael Watters (Pres.), Joann Grant (Treas.), Hans Sellge (Sec.), Jan Van Voorhis (V. Pres.), Ellen Gardiner (Pub. Chairman), Mary Lou Weiland. Second Row-Donna Cecil, Patricia Dickinson, Konkordia Zampolsky, Kathy Huber, Janet Harley, Kathy Musk, Pat Barton, ancy Lucas. Third Row-Phyllis Woodworth, Dianne Senger, Mary Kelsy, Jade Green, Patti Putnam, Roberta Yaxley, Donna Teras. Fourth Row-Vance Linamen, Bill Chambers, Peter Sellege, Roger Muengel, Marius Jakulis, Jim Pocaro, Miss Jahn (Faculty Advisor). Fifth Row-Chuck Isaacson, Tony Sawyer, Jon Hoegstrom, Larry Drotleff, Bill Wieland, Skip Schreck, Ralph Jacob, Vicki Humberstone.

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HOMECOMING QUEEN

The crowning of Peggy Crysler was climaxed by the winning of Shaw's Homecoming game against Euclid. Be­fore the game began, the queen and her attendants were paraded around the field. After the procession, Band Presi­dent Pat Noon, crowned Peggy as the 1962 Football Queen. After the game a dance was held in honor of Peggy and our victorious team.

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FOOTBALL QUEEN-PEG CRYSLER

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First Attendant- Agra Konstants Second Attendant-Claudia Lapka

Princess-JoAnn Grant

Princes --Patt Havas Princess--Ramona Hurn

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1962 MEMBER . Bottom Row-Ellen Gardiner, Amy Klein, Doris Holz­heimer (Sec.), Molly Bayli s, Marilyn Jones (Treas.), Second Row-Linda Perchan (V. Pres.), Amy Clayman, Bonnie Andrew , JoAnn Grant, Mary

troud, Phylli Woodworth. Third Row-Dianne Senger, Patricia Putnam, Ellen Bond, Sally Tucker, Kevin Loftus. Fourth Row-Tom Hanger (Pres.), Ralph Jacob, Jade Green, Michael Watters, Dale Rothenberger, Larry Hana­walt.

Member of ational Honor Society are selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership service, and character. At the beginning of each semester the So­ciety elects officers and select four mem­bers to peak on these four goals. These

NATIONAL

HONOR

SOCIETY

peeche are given at the a sembly near the end of the emester, during which names of newly elected members are read to the excitedly expectant tudent . This year's a sembly was e pecially memorable because it inaugurated closed­circuit television at Shaw, one of the most up-to-date methods used by school for education and entertainment.

EW MEMBERS for 1963 . Bottom Row-Phylh Hoffman, Kathy Ficzeri, Virginia Allen, Marilyn Long, Agra Konstants, Linnea Stroberg. Second Row­Mary ue Jone , Diane Muehlhau er. Barbara Wesley. Anne Lyndall, Mike Bill­ington, Denny Hamilton, Bob Melreit, Tim Nimmo. Third Row-Mr. Blough, Paul Magnusson, Walter Hoffman, Tom Maremma. Skip Schreck, Tom Kriz­man, Tony Sawyer, John Wardell, Pat oon, Dr. ichols.

N.H.S. reception. N.H .. As embly.

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"Walk together, talk together all ye peoples of the earth. For then and only then shall there be peace."

A.F.S. Motto

Brazil ... Italy ... the Philippines ... American Field Service has brought the peoples of the world to the doors of Shaw. The purpose of AFS is to promote understanding among 'the youth of the world. This year Shaw had three students, representing South America, Europe, and Asia, who helped to carry out the AFS aim.

Walter Cabral was Shaw's first South American AFS student. He came from Forteleza, Brazil, and stayed with Pat Noon's family while studying at Shaw.

Shaw was fortunate in receiving a second AFS stu­dent this year. Andrea Honorati came to Shaw in November from Alcona, Italy. His foster brother was Mike Billington, with whose family he lived.

Bitsy Ro e spent last summer in Kidapawan, Philip­pines, where she learned much of the Filipino ' way of life and of their warm personalities. While there she attended the Central Mindanao Colleges.

Walter Cabral, Bitsy Ro e. Andrea Honorati.

Thus, through upholding the AFS Motto, Shaw's widening circle of understanding has expanded.

Bottom Row-Alice Kapka, Phyllis Hoffman (Sec.), ue Sappenfield, Laura Carlson, Sue Mo . Judy Troyan. Second Roii'-Karen McDonald, Marge Maloney, Janet Marino, Ann Mciver, Hernan antocoloma, Bonnie Andrews, Mrs. Mohlo (Faculty Advisor). Third Row-Jim Forri tal, Virginia Allen, Sally Tucker (Pres.), Marilyn Long (Treas.), Sandy Culver, Eugene Flink, Jerry Greenblatt, Mr. Ameduri (Faculty Ad1•isor). 59

HONORED

ALARCON

pani h ational Hunur Soci!..:ry, with the aid of clo cd circuit television, has greatly expanded its yearly program. Under the direction of Mr . Molho and Mr. Ameduri, clas cs wh.ch teach u eful Spani h ex pre sion · and cu tom · are tcle­vi ed for the ben fit of all Span•sh . ru­dents.

The member of the Society enjoy many activitie together. They have gone to a pani h re taurant, and vi ited the Art Mu eum where pecial empha i was placed upon the Spani h rna ter .

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FRIE D HIP CABI ET. Bottom Row-Barb Scherbel (Treas.). Second Row-Mary Kot ch (Music Chairman), Bonnie Collins (Room Chairman). Judy Dagenbach (Social Chairman). Third Row-Kathy Huber ( ervice Chairman), Kathy Moore (V. Pres.), Pat Shelton (Carr. Sec.), Sue Allison (Homeroom Chairman). Fourth Row-Barb Ma ley (Program Chairman), Sue Ohlinger (Art Chairman), Ellen Bond (Publicity Chairman), Dianne enger (Pres.), Ro anne Izzo (Rec. Sec.).

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FRIENDSHIP CLUB

After starting the chool year with a "Meet and Greet" party, Friendship Club enjoyed many more successful activities. The usual fall fashion show and the dance, ''The Autumn Leaves Ball" were two af­fairs the club al o .organized. Planning a Christma service project and pan oring the annual May Queen Dance were the perfect ending to one of the best years Friendship ha had.

The annual Autumn Leaves Ball.

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The Queen and her court with attendants from left to right are: Karen Thiel , Russ Large; Marilyn Jones, Bruce Matte; Queen Phyllis Alexander, Jack We t; Carol Patrick, John D'As­tolfo; Toni Juliano, Bob Darby; Darla Durkach and Pete Mitri .

Queen Phyllis Alexander reigned over the well­attended dance pon ored by Friendship Club. To carry out the theme, "Rhapsody in Blue," the Lounge wa decorated with blue lights anci flowers. The dance climaxed a week of hectic preparation and strong competition. At an a sembly the day befort: oting, the various committee participated in · ki~, an im~

portant part of the campaigning, After this humoroti~ part of the program the candidates were pre ented to the student body on beautifully decorated floats.

The Queen wa e carted by Jack West. The first attendant was Marilyn Jones, the second attendant was Carol Patrick. The princes es were Darla Durkach, Toni Juhano, and Karen Thiel.

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Cheryl Missbach Senior "B" Editor

eil Deasy Business Manager

Ro ilind onsilio Copy Editor

Barbara Archer Circulation Editor

Judy Frey Senior "A" Editor

SHUTTLE STAFF

Chris Dickon Editor-in-Chief

Judy Wagner Art Editor

Dianne Senger Girls' Sports Editor

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Art Philipp Boys' Sports Editor

Judy Dow Head Typist

Joe Lunar Ph otographer

Louise Ellis Faculty Editor

Karen Wal h Activities Editor

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ASSJ TANT EDITORS. Bottom Roii'-Charlotte Bauer, Ro anne Izzo, Lois Bu chagen, Diam: Gilbert. Second Row-Carol Bonick, Freda Simpkin , Tom Perry, John Blair. Third Row-Dale Hrabak, Bob White, Tony LoGrande.

Art says-"Thi year' huttle i in the bag!"

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In its fifth year at Shaw, the Future Teacher of America continues to erve the chool by occasionally ubstituting f o r teacher . Administrators and teachers attend meeting to an­swer questions about their pro­fes ions. The year ended with the Yearly Observation and the Pot Luck Dinner.

FUTURE

TEACHERS

Bottom Row-Paul Worcester, Jade Green (Treas.), Amy Klein (Pres.), Bonnie O'Leary (V. Pres.). Yasuko Kuratani (Sec.), Herman Santocoloma. Second Row-Diane Stone, Sandra Hudson. Cathy Gray, ally Redding, Kathy Eckel, Joan Spring, Barbara Hastings. Sharon Debelak, Joyce Miller. Third Row-Barbara Baker, Mary Krause, Marlene Ruder, Kay Prouty, Cathy Clem, Marilyn Ander on, Gloria Geitz, Kathy Balazs. Fourth Row-Betty Valdwkaites, Kathleen Ea ton, Robert Yaxley, Maureen Raeburn, Linda Parkinson, Andrea Passerallo. Dolly Oranta . Virginia Medvetz, Sharon Smith. Fifth Row--Sally Tucker, Linda Fielitz, ancy Crabtree, Joyce Collier, Cindy Seaman. Eugene Flink, John ek ay. Fred Brule.

Bot/om Row-Loi Ander on (Pres.), Carroll Simon (V. Pres.), Betsy Worcester (Sec.­Treas.), Jane Winkler (Scribe). Second Row-Annette Baltz. Sandra Garrison, Sharon Maloney, Leah Turnbull, Judy O'Hagan, Linda Mullen, Betty Valdwkaites. Third Row-Pat O'Neill, Barbara Smith, Juanita Melaragno, Jean Pinter, Carol Erb, Karen Maloney. Fourth Row­Nina Langmack, Eileen eill, Carole Henson, Anne Troychak, Andrea Passerallo, Eileen Cornez, Gayle Scharsu.

FUTURE

NURSES

Future Nurses' Club acquaints girls with the field of medicine through planned activities. Tour­ing hospitals and engaging speak­ers give the members a vivid first-hand view of their future as nurses. Compassion and concern for others, true characteristics of a nurse, were shown a the girls centered their projects around hospitalized children.

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LE MASQUE CLUB

Le Masque Club this year was spon­sored by Mrs. Barbara Beesley, one of Shaw's new teacher . Le Ma que began the school year by contributing to sports rallies with short skits. for the pleasure of the student body. At each regular meet­ing a subject of dramatic intere t was discussed.

This spring Shaw's annual Black and Red Review, directed by Mr . Beesley, became a success largely due to the sup­port of the Le Ma que members who devoted their time and work after school for weeks before opening night. By mak­ing costumes, applying make-up, supply­ing props, and, of course, acting in the play, "Bye Bye Birdie," each participat­ing member was able to put his skill to work for the school.

Bottom Row-Edith Gower, Jean Putnam, Cheryl Missbach, Bill Henderson (Pres.), Ellen Gardiner (Sec.), Armond Spikell (V. Pres.) , Carole Thompson, Mary Lou Weiland, Phyllis Hoffman. Second Row-David Sault. Louise Gunvalsen, Sharon Jacobs, Rosilind Consilio, Donna Wolf, Kathy Siebert, Alice Kapka. Beulah Bellamy, Gretchen Taag, Juanita Melaragno, Janet Harley. Third Row-Vicki Kennedy, Bonnie O'Leary, Barb Mazzolini, Sue Alstedt, Donna Smith, Donna Effiand, Mary Sue Jone , Leslie Swift, Helen Barrick, Barbara Hasting , Alice Thome, Betty Valdukaitis. Fourth Row-Dorothy Weathers, Joyce Wagner, Donna David, Kathy Musk, Judy Lossing, Claudia Lapka, Chris Dreifort, Mary Boone, Sally Tucker, Ginny Green, Patricia Putnam, Andrea Passerallo. Fifth Row-Gary Speidel, AI Nahra, Tom Kennedy, Bill Howell , Greg Spoth, Paul Magnusson, John lexander. J1m Pocaro, Nicholas Harding, James Young, Cindy Seaman. Karen Leibert, Kim Walton.

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STAGE CREW

This year the members of the Stage Crew were hand-picked by Mr. Durkin and Mr. Stall mith. This small, elect group, cho en from the best of the shop clas e exercised their con truction kills this spring. All the set for "Bye Bye Birdie" were built by the Crew.

Stage Crew members: Nick Giancola (Manager) Neil Deasy Jim Hartory Phil Schoenen Tim LaRiche Eric Rohde

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Vld she say BODY and SOUL?

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BLACK AND RED SCORES AGAIN WITH LI'L ABNER

"Li'l Abner," Shaw's spring mu ical, was the hilar­ious story of Daisy Mae's hectic pursuit of the female­resistant Li'l Abner. Daisy's (Jeanne Kutscher) plans to catch Abner (Lou Biscotti) on Sadie Hawkins Day go a tray with the announcement of nuclear testing right in Dogpatch and with the kidnapping of Abner by crooks who want the formula of the strength-giving Yokumberry Tonic. Through the efforts of the Dog­patcher , led by Mammy (Fran Rohloff), Pappy (John Bernier), and that lovable bully naxnely, arthquakc McGoon (Doug Scott), their home are saved and Ab­ner i returned to Daisy.

"Li'l Abner" was the fourth Black and Red pro­duction directed by Mr. Mike Dugas, who this year attended Harvard University after having won a cov­eted John Hay Fellowship. There he studied drama in depth and soon will return to Shaw.

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Bottom Row- Joan Cole, Nancy Ebbert, Dorthea Sunderland, Beth Rumbold, Carole Thomp on (Manager). Second Row- Kay Hermon, Marion Secura (Manager), Gretchen Taag, Mary Ellen Marschall , Carole agel, David Sault . Third Row-Jim Schmitz, Frank Euse, Eugene Flink, Jim Pocaro, Virginia Allen, eil Deasy. Fourth Row-Ed Vargo, Kim Walton (Manager), John Sek ay, William Letso, John Hamilton, John Kapitzky.

LIFESAVING CLUB Constantly on the alert for

cries of "Help!", the Shaw Life­guards supervise Korb pool dur­ing after-school sessions. They willingly give of their time and skills to assure all swimmers of a happy and safe evening at the pool. Of course, not all of their time is spent so seriously. They enjoy many splash parties throughout the year.

SERVICE CLUB The members of the Service

Organization give of their time and skills to serve all students at Shaw. While mo t people are enjoying the Lounge, the work­ers take care of the concession stands. The upkeep of the li­brary and the operation of the audio-visual programs are also handled by the Service Organi­zation.

Bottom Row-Adele Stamos, Linda Kwa ney, Audrey Morrow, LOUIS Sm1th. Mary Ulenda Fancher, Beverly Abramczyk, Julie McCorkle. Second Row- Lois Anderson, Donna Wolf, Kathy Seibert, Blanche Rowe, Peggy Hamilton, Donna Smith. Third Row-Ed Holmes (Sec.), Carole agel, Lino Pero a, Fred Klaas , Rick adeaw (Pres.), Don Burton.

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Bollom Row-Laura Kirby (Posters), Tom Hanger (Pres.), Molly Bayliss (Sec. & Treas.). Top Row--Sue Johnson (V. Pres.), Dianne Senger (Trip Chairman), Mary Stroud (Pub­licity).

SPEECH CLUB Shaw's newest organization is Speech

Club, a club devoted to those interested in the art of debate. Within their own group, subjects ranging from school is­sues to international problems were dis­cussed. To acquire more skill they have observed debate teams of other schools in the Greater Cleveland Speech League. Their future goal is to become an actively participating member of the National Forensic League and hold joint meetings with teams from other high schools.

COLLEGE CLUB College Club does its best to help all students

interested in a college education. It offers many opportunities to learn more about college life and studies. By sponsoring visits to college campuses, inviting college students to discuss their individual experiences, and with their recently started $50 scholarship fund, College Club helps to promote further education for Shaw students.

Bottom Row-Bonnie O'Leary, Cheryl Missbach, Jean Putnam, Barbara Hast­ings, Edith Gower, Dorothy Harris. Second Row-Pam Keeley, Patricia Put­nam, Barbara Baker, Mimi Cappon, Tyuranna French, Kay Prouty. Third Row-A tuko Inoue, Barbara Wesley, Barbara Masley, Nickolas Harding, Her­man antocoloma, Diane Mulhehauser. Fourth Row--Charles Liult:, Dennis Hamilton, Anne Lyndall, Jade Green, Gregg Spoth, Thorn Muenger.

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CHOIR HOSTS L.E.L. FESTIVAL

Bottom Row-Marge Maloney, Kathy Bolt, Kathy Moore, Sally Par h, ancy Ward. Ken Green. David Carlson, Charles Coiner, Bill Henderson, John Alexander. Roger Horvath, Doug Jones, David Anderson. Roger Peckinpaugh, Dave ault. Edith Gower. Diane Ward. Ingrid Carl on, Phyllis Hoffman. Second Row-Linda Stock­still, Amy Clayman, Claudia Kraber, Mary Ellen Manley, Molly Bayliss. Ru s Zeskey. Tom Parker, Jerry Greenblatt, Glen Kelly. Bill Gille pie, Jan Van Voorhi . Jim Hawk, Bill Cahow, Micki Kon tants, Joyce Johnson, Peggy Crysler, Audrey Morrow, Leslee Swift, Helen Barrick. Third Row-Donna Teras, Janet Harley, Pat

Shelton, Karen Poirot. Lynn Van Ommen, Christine Hodge, Sue Ohlinger. Bill Howell. Jim Flowers, Timothy immo, Bill Johnson, Mike Billington, Jeff Mazur, Richard Walters, Ralph Jacob, John Welnicak. Ruth Ercius, lien Bond, Ann Troychak, Sharon Brockel. Fourth Row-Judy Lo sing. JoAnne Salosky, Karen Kruse, Louise Gunvalsen, Claudia Lapka. Elinor Dodge, Paul Magnus on. Bob Gallion, Walt Hoffman, Dick Lynette, Ray Benjamin, Jim Barrett, Art Philipp, Larry Drotleff, Don Vorwerk, Polly Johnson, Mary Boone, Sue Johnson. Chris Dreifort, Diane Gouger, Ginger Hazelett. Beth Rumboid.

This year the Shaw Choir, under the inspiring leadership of Judith Warren, had the honor of being ho t to the eight L.E.L. Choir at the annual Choral Festival. This was the first time the festival was held with eight chools par­ticipating.

The choir also sang at the Home and Flower Show, on WJW radio, and at Halle's. The music of the choir was much appreciated at the Veterans' 0ay a sembly, the Christmas concert, the Spring concert, and the June and January commencen1ents.

The officer were: Art Philipp, Pre ident; Mike Billington, Vice-President; and Amy Clayman, Secretary.

While having fun, the choir worked hard preparing for concerts and enjoyed learning new numbers and improving their voices.

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Bottom Row-Joyce Patton, Anne Psihountas, Peg Hensley, Linda Michal, Pat Bozik, Karen Ceasar, Cheryl Bendeck, Marge Talbert, Beverly Abramczyk, Cheryl Wit on, Annette Bevan, Dale Lazar, Barbara Greenberg, Rose Ruggerio, Mary Lou Egan, Marlene Blyth. Second Row- ancy Hanger, Jane Rawley, Diane McGaughey, Lois Hulsebus, Warren Raybon, Alan McNickle, John Femon, Rich Bongiorno, Dale Lyndall, John Prosek, Sheila Hartory, Mary Mc­Dermott, Sally Smith, Liz Friel, Cathy Clem, Jeanne Mohorich. Third Row-Kathy Seibert, Joan McCorkle, Quinn O'Connor, Mar-

ion Putzbach, Kim Blowers, Donalcc Hotfman, Connie Dussing, Jim Madson, Dave Mitchell, Howard Demeter, Gary Arnold, Dave Price, Vickie Kennedy, Maureen Raeburn, Cathy Gray, Barbara Mazzolini, Leah Turnbull, Diane McKay. Top Row-Gerry Orr, Linda Wash­kewicz, Martha Schweizer, Sue Everly, Eunice MacKenzie, Karen Liebert, Ma1 ilyn Andrews, Bob Dell, Ron McCloud, Tom Kozak, Michael Natco, Dave Griffith, Pat Dickinson, Marlene Ruder, Nancy Kerr, Mary O'Donnell, John Joeger, Sally Barker.

MIXED CHORUS AND GIRL'S GLEE

Bottom Row-Judy Reid, Mary Ann Lendvay, Diane Posatieri, Jerry Banas. Second Row­Peg Hamilton, Konkordia Jampolsky, Lois Ann Gannon, Patricia Maybury. Top Row-Lucielle Gudites, Carol Henson, Diane Gilbert, Pat Techet, Nina Langmack, Miss Warren.

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l .P/t To Right-Sue Ohlinger. JoAnn Grant, Mary Blanken hip, Carole Souche, Doris Holzheimer, Janice Knapp. Sally Smith, Micki Konstants, Claudia Lapka, Sue E erly. Middle-Vicki Cirino (Manager), Diane Minardo, Linda Gattozzi (Cap/.), Barb Scherbel (Manager).

UNDERSTUDIES. Ellen Reed , Claudia Kraber, Judy Reid .

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SHAW

HIGH HI-LITERS

The Shaw Hi-Liters , under the dircctton of Vicky Cirino and Barb Scherbel, originated during the last few week of schoolla t June. Tryout were announced and the final decision determined the fact that the group would induue two ophomorcs, fom jtmiors, and

ix enior in the regular line and a gir'l representing each clas a an under tudy.

Through hard work and the willingne~~ to practice. these girls combined their talent to perfect a complete­ly new tyle of precision dance tep that were et into five flashy dance routine . Striking new uniform accented the group' ability and rhythm. Accompanied by the modern tempo of the Shaw High School Band and Cardettes both under the direction of S. Robert Fra er, the Hi-Liter, have created a completely new and exciting ver ion of a football half-time how.

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ORCHESTRA

Bottom Row-Dick Aiken, Pat Me air, Mary Ellen Serota, Laura Kirby, Ruth Ann Erciu , Barbara Baker, Tom Strawn, Doris Holz­heimer, Sally Parsh, Doug Jones, Bill Gillespie. Second Row-Chris­tine Hodge, Cindy Wein chenk, Roberta Yaxley, Marjorie Mac eal, Ingrid Carl on, Kathy Moore, Pat Shelton, Mary Mann, Linda Stock till, Cindy LaTurner. Third Row-Nancy Crabtree, Laurel

Schar u. Linda Viton, Mary Ellen Manley, Randi Izzo, Peg Cry ler, Lynn hapman. Bennie Parkham, Judy Troyan, Molly Bayliss. Fnurth Row- Bill Blossom. Roger Horvath, Barry Neubauer, Paul Magnus on, Charles Isaacson, Joyce Brannon, Rose Smiley, JoAnn Grant, Dave Downs, Bill Johnson, Tony awyer, Eugene Flink.

Thi year's Shaw High Orchestra, directed by S. Robert Fraser, followed the fine examples of past orchestras by participating in many entertaining and worth­while activities throughout the year. The group joined forces with the choir to pre ent the annual Veterans' Day As embly in November and combined with the other members of the music department for the Christmas Programs. The or­che tra al o furnished the traditional melodies at Commencement.

The Lake Erie League Orche tra Festival was held at Lakewood High School this year, to which Shaw ent several of its outstanding musicians. Members also earned excellent ratings at the Solo and Ensemble Contest which took place in February.

The highlight of the season was the musical production "Bye Bye Birdie" presented on April 4, 5, and 6. Due to the devoted practice and natural talent of these musical members of the student body the show was a complete success.

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A NEW LOOK AT THE BAND

Bottom Row-Marianne Martin (Treas.) , Dorothy Barnes, Mary Stroud (Sec.) , Pat helton (Librarian), Pat Techet, Maryanne Doug­las . Sue Sappenfield, Kathy Ficzeri, Linda Roberts . Second Row­Jo eph Chernay, Sally Parsh, Anthony Coe, Bill Dalton, George Cyphers, Barbara Stephens, Joan Cole, Janice Rose, Bob Funari, Jackie Scott, Barbara Baker, Kathy Prouty. Third Row-Marilyn Gie el. Judy Troyan , Joyce Collier, Doug Jones, Linda Fielitz, Marjorie MacNeal, Kathy Huber, Ingrid Carlson, Mary Mann (Li­brarian ), Linda tockstill, Cindy LaTurner, Marilyn Anderson. Jo­Anne Morehart, Terry Roby, Sue Johnson, Larry Keister, Bill Johnson . Fourth Ro w-Cheryl Hugebeck, Donna Smith , Paula Stone.

Thi year the Shaw High Band, under the direction of Mr. S. Robert Fraser, continued to be an enjoyable attraction at the football games . Thi season, however, there was more empha is on musical arrangement than marching formation . Also, the marching band had an added feature , the Hi-Liters. Together they made the half-time shows a great succe s.

The concert band performed in the midwinter con­cert, "Music Americana." In March, Bru h and Shaw gave a combined band concert held at Bru h. The Spring Concert in May, had the band performing at it best.

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Bob Walters, Bill Wieland. Fifth R ow- Charle Gillespie. Edward Bras . George Phalen , Donald Burton, Dave Carl on, Roger Horvath, Dave Bernier, Paul Magnusson ( V . Pres.) , Barry Neubauer, George Fowler, Paul Glenn. Bob Hann , Anthony Flowers, George Perry, Dave Sault, Jerry DeLong, Cheryl Bateman, Ellen Bond. Sixth Ro w- Eugene Flink, Jimmie Bell , Dale Rothenberger. Jim Pinkerton, Steve Arnold , Dave Maiani , Bill Bios om, Charles Isaac on, Bill Morehart, Ken mith , Pat Noon (Pres.), Ronald McCunn, Roger Maruna. Charles Wilson , Clifford Eller, Glenn Goldwyn, Sherry Shankland.

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Orche tra practice daily.

Christma serenade.

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VOCAL E S MBLE. Bottom Row-Sally Parsh, Margaret Maloney. Claudia Kraber, Ellen Bond, Chris Dreifort, Dee Dee Gower, Ruth Ercius, Helen Barrick. Top Row-Ken Green. Jim Flowers. Walter Hoffman, Bill Howell . Dick Lyn­ette. Mike Billington, John Welniak, Jeff Mazur.

I STRUMENTAL E SEMBLE. Boflum Ruw-Jan Van Voorhi , Ro anne Izzo, Mary Ellen Manley. Second Row­Tony Sawyer, Terry Roby, Joanne Morehart, Maril yn Ander­son, Tony Coe, Doug Jones. Top Row-Ron McCunn, Bill Bios om, Roger Horvath , Barry eubauer, Paul Magnus on. Pat Noon, Charles Isaacson.

"SAY IT WITH MUSIC"

"Music Americana"

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The Rhythm Teens definitely live up to the e words. With a beat, a band, and sixteen singers, ringing out in melody, the Rhythm Teens are welcome wherever they go.

This year they were invited to play at the NEOT A convention. AI o, they visited the Manger Hotel, Solon High School, and Sunny Acres Hospital. In January they helped the Band make the Midwinter Concert a success.

The efforts of Mr. S. Robert Fraser and Miss Judith Warren are seen at each performance as the Shaw High Rhythm Teens display their musical ability.

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BOYS SPORTS

Experience is the best teacher.

Some things can't be taught, they

can only be learned. Active partici­

pation in sports teaches more than

how to play a game, or keep a body

in shape. Each person receives from

his participation in a sport the divi­

dend of his investment, which is

himself.

A better kind of education would

be hard to find.

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GRIDDERS SHARE L.E.L. CHAMPIONSHIP

Bottom Row-Bill Poore (Manager), Ken Dornback, Jim Bezdek, Bart Azarian, Jim Cambell, Bill Morehart, Gary Ragan, Larry Schwenk. Second Row-Ed Holmes, Jim Flowers, Pete Davet, Bob Petche, Dennis Vaughn, Jim Paxon, Bob Taskas, Roger Peckinpaugh, Jack Dodson, Bob Baronni. Third Row-Coach Drebus, Coach

Football Co-Captains: Bruce Matte and Marty Matu.

Adolf, Ed Morgan, Fred Taskas, Don Highley, Bill Dearth, Ken At­kinson, Dick Bruce, Jim Bucar, Mike Malec, Tim Shoda. Top Row­Coach McVicker, Dick Fi her, Dale Honroth, Tom Krizman, John Wardell, Milton Bly, Doug Jenkins, Bruce Matte, Elmer Novak, Jim Firn, Marty Matus, Bob Richards, Coach Burton.

SEASON RECORD

Shaw 14 East 14 Shaw 22 Collinwood 26 Shaw 28 Brush 8 Shaw 28 Shaker 0 Shaw 36 Euclid 6 Shaw 36 Valley Forge 20 Shaw 16 Lakewood 18 Shaw 21 Parma 6 Shaw 14 Heights 6 Shaw 215 Opponents 104

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A SEASON WELL PLA YEO

The 1962 Shaw football team produced a 6-2-1 record, thereby gaining the co-championship of the L.E.L. The Cardinals opened the season against East. It was a well played game for so early in the season but our offense couldn't get enough sustained drives started. Ea t's speedy backs kept our defensive ends busy. Touchdowns were scored by Mike Malec and Bob Taskes. The final score was a 14-14 tie.

Against our bitter rivals, Collinwood, they suffered their first lo s of the season. The offense was more active but the defense couldn't contain the Railroaders' highly touted backs. Senior Bob Taskes put on a one­man show as he raced for all three Cardinal touch­downs. For his outstanding efforts, Bob was voted PresStar. The Cards outplayed Collinwood in every department except scoring 26-22.

In search of their first victory of the season, the Cardinals traveled to Korb Field where they welcomed the Brush Arcs into the L.E.L. by soundly trouncing them 28-8. They trailed by an 8-6 score at the half but bowed their desire to win by coming alive to score

three touchdowns in the third quarter. Bruce Matte and Bob Taskes scored two touchdowns each as our offense again looked good.

Out to avenge two successive losses against Shaker, we spilled the Raiders 28-0 through determined play and an all out effort. Bob Richards caught three touch­down passes from Bruce Matte, who scored one him­self. For his tremendous play, Bob Richards was voted PresS tar.

The mighty Cardinals, fresh from two convincing L.E.L. victories, celebrated Homecoming by routing a strong Euclid eleven 36-6. Bruce Matte's performance wa brilliant as he personally broke down the Panthers by sprinting for four big touchdowns on runs of 1, 7, 41, and 60 yard and throwing a 29-yard scoring pass to Bob Richards. The defense also was quite impres­sive for the third game in a row. Bruce was named PresStar for his deeds of the evening.

The Shaw gridder traveled to Parma to play the newest entry in the league, Valley Forge. The of-

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fense, paced by Matte's touchdown arm, was too much for the spirited Patriots. After building up a command­ing lead, Coach Drebus sent in the re erves to conlain the Valley Forge gridders. The final score read in our favor, 36-20

Shaw's fifth L.E.L. game of the season saw the showdown between the league's only two unbeaten team , Shaw and the Lakewood Rangers. The Cardi­nals scored the first time they got the ball and lead at the half 16-6. The field, which had just been cleared of a foot of snow, was a major factor in the outcome as our fleet backs and passing attack were checked. The final score was Lakewood, 18, Shaw, 16. This loss dropped the Cards into second place in the L.E.L.

Realizing the importance of winning their remain­ing games, the determined Cardinals started out by halting the always powerful Parma Redmen, 21-6. This victory was particularly satisfying because the boys played before their Dads, who were honored on Dad's Day. The Cards did their be t as usual. Tim Shoda was named PrcsStar for his fine line play and defense.

The final chapter of the '62 season came on a rainy, muddy night at Cleveland Heights. The high-spirited Cards showed they could play under the worst possible conditions with good results. Bruce Matte scored our first touchdown and passed to Rag Peckinpaugh for the conversion. Just before the first half ended, Malle fired a coring aerial to Bob Richards, who waded into the muddy end zone. The final score of the final game was 14-6.

Congratulations to Coaches Drebus, Libertini, Bur­ton, McVicker, and Adolph for bringing u the L.E.L. trophy. Congratulations to our heroes who gained recognition for their fine effort : L.E.L. Quarterback Bruce Matte, L.E.L. Defen ive End Tim Shoda, L.E.L. Offensive End Bob Richards, L.E.L. Center Don Highly, L.E.L. Defensive Tackle Marty Matus, and PresStar Bob Taskes. This was a fine team filled with desire, ability, and determination- a great team that never gave up.

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Bruce Matte scores 1 of his 4 TO's against Euclid.

A Brush Arc eludes Bruce. The defense stops a Lakewood back for a loss.

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Dod on leads the way as Matte piles up yardage against Shaker.

Bob Taskes cuts back for a good gain against Lakewood.

Krizman stops Barney as Matus and Highley move in.

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Robin Caputo make the tackle.

Bruce cuts up field against the Collinwood Rail­roaders.

Taskes eludes three Railroaders as he sprints for a score.

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Matte break away for a score against Euclid.

Two East gridders stop Taskes for a short gain.

The end of a succe sful sea on.

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Shaw 34 Shaw 8 Shaw 32 Shaw 20 Shaw 8 Shaw 14 Shaw 14 Shaw 20

I. V.'S SHOW PROMISE

Bottom Row-Yurik, Williams, Dodson, McClung, Dillard, Gentry, Nimmons, Allen, (Mgr.). Second Row-Ducic, Arch, Schultz, Hamilton, Daniels, Davi , Rainey, Fletcher, Glover, Gott­ron, Hoag, Brewton, (M gr.). Third Row- Visci , Fricke, Price, Cherney, Tripeppi, Wolfgram, Mitchell , Sutherland, Tracy, Mus ell , Cowles, Rizzo. Top Row--Coach Conge, Coach Klau , Aylward, Petrizello, Caputo, enk, Srp, Jenkins, Dearth , Lynda!! May, Coach Konnert.

Collinwood 12 The J.V. football team, under the leader hip Brush 6 of Coaches Klauss, Conge, and Konnert po ted Shaker 0 a good record of 4-2-2. The squad tarted out Euclid 14 strong with four straight victorie . After a tough Valley Forge 18 loss to Valley Forge, the J .V.'s were tied by I ,ake-Lakewood 14 wood and parma. The season ended with a 20 22 Parma 14 loss to the Height Tigers. Several boys r cci cu Heights 22 credit for their outstanding playing, they were:

Visci, Fricke, Price, and Alyward. It is hoped that these boys along with the other members of the team will make the varsity a strong, well-balanced squad next season.

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CROSS COUNTRY

Seared-Tom Muenger, Bob Knaggs, Jim Thompson, Lewis Lawrence. Standing-Jeff Mazur, John Welniak, Mark Presser, Paul Lucky, Rick Stepneski. Absent; Glenn Buchan.

The 1962 eros country team worked hard but could win only one meet. The lone victory was an exciting one against Collinwood. The team, coached by Mr. Stallsmith, just didn't have enough depth necessary for a winning season. The harriers lost five outstanding senior lettermen to graduation, but Tom Muenger and Jim Thomp­son managed to lead the team with their good performances. Jim won his third letter and Tom won medals at the Brush Relays and the district meet. The boys anticipate a better record next season.

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Bob Knaggs moves ahead of two Heights runners.

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TRACK

Bottom Row-Bob Taskes, Jeff Meyers, Orin Marvin, Bob Richards, Lewis Lawrence, Larry Heckman, Rufus Choice, Tom Courtney, Marty Harding, Ken Golash. Second Row-Jim Cambell (Manager), Jim Chorman, Dave Anderson, Bob Knaggs, Lino Perosa, Tim

The Shaw Track team coached by Norm McVicker and Doug Stall mith, suffered seven los e out of nine dual meet . Highlighting the sea on were the fine ef­forts of Orin Marvin and the 440 yard relay team. Orin was the L.E.L. high jump champ after clearing 5'10" and the team consisting of Lino Perosa, Ron Greer, Sheldon Benton, and Bob Taske , established a new school record in the 440 yard relay.

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Nimmo, Jeff Powers, Bill Thome, Dave Gamble. Ralph lacob. Dale Rothenberger (Manager). Top Ro1 Coach Stalsmitb, Rich Walters. Glen Buchan, Chuck Little, Sheldon Benton. Fred Klaass. Kevin Loftus, D . Daley, Gary Speidel, Coach MCV!d.cr.

MEET RESULTS

Shaw 21 Y:3 Euclid 96~3

Shaw 55 Eastlake North 63 Shaw 50 Shaker 68 Shaw 29lh Lakewood 88lh Shaw 48 University 70 Shaw 59Y:3 Orange 58 2-'3 Shaw 39 Bru h 79 Shaw 53 Garfield 65 Shaw 53 Heights 65 Shaw 61 Parma 57

Euclid Relays 7th L.E.L. 5th

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BOYS' GYM LEADERS

Bottom Row-Brennan, Ander on , oble, Tartara, Benton, Lawrence, Greer, Hartory, Rhode, Leydig, Snyder. Top Row-Hogya, Kuebler, Gum, Wiess, Ragan, Nelson, Bednar, Palmer, Mazur, Leblang, Herriman.

The Leaders' Club is composed of boys who help Mr. McVicker and Mr. Skinner with their gym classes. They meet every other Thursday to di cuss their activities in the gym classes and to talk over any problems in di cipline. The boys are chosen for their outstanding ability in the basic gym skills and for their qualities of leader­ship.

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Dave Costill Swimming, Golf

Dave Adolph Football

Norm McVicker Football, Track

Paul Burton Football

Rudy Libertini Football, Baseball

Lou Chulick Baseball

THE ATHLETE'S INSPIRATION.

Tom Meinhardt Basketball, Tennis

Doug Stallsmith Cross Country, Track

SHAW'S COACHES

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eil Skinner Pool Director

Don Drebus Football-Head Athletic Dm:ctw

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CAGERS HAVE EXCELLENT SEASON

Botrom Row: Trainer Dale Rothenberger, Bob Turner, Jim Morri on, Pat Vi ci, Tim Shoda, Mike Malec, Bill Howell , Mgr. Tony LoGrande, Mgr. Derek VanPelt. Top Row: Head

Thi year Coach Tom Meinhardt's varsity cagers com­piled an impre sive 12-6 record . Under his inspiring leader­ship the Cardinals captured third place in the L.E.L. posting an 8-6 record.

Tim Shoda and Jim Smalley served a co-captains. Tim was a valuable member of the quad who showed great ver­satility as a rebounder, scorer, and playmaker. Jim was the team's leading corer and rebounder for the second straight ea on. Junior Mike Malec wa the quad's second leading

scorer. Pat Vi ci played exceptionally well for a sophomore, showing prowess as a corer and playmaker. Bruce Matte was a member of the tarting five before his graduation in January. 6'5" Jay Meyers and 6'8" Drew Byers were strong rebounders who could also core when necessary. Junior Bill Howell and Senior Larry Hanawalt saw plenty of action and performed well.

This season produced many exciting victories. The second Euclid game was probably the most exciting in man:' years. The game was a typical Shaw-Euclid battle, highlighted by rugged play and an abundance of spirit. With thirty seconds left in the game, Bruce Matte sunk a long jump-shot to ice the contest. As Shaw fan poured onto the court, the score­board told the tory; Shaw 55 to Euclid's 54. Tim Shoda paced the Cardinal attack with 15 points. In the 83-44 romp over Brush, Malec had 21 while Smalley added 20. In the 77-61 victory over Shaker, Malec paced the team with 22 as Smalley added 20 and Pat Visci chipped in 17 points. In the

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Coach Tom Meinhardt, Larry Hanawalt, Jim Smalley, Jay Meyers, Drew Byer , Mark Presser, Charles Little, Bruce Matte, Coach Dick Welton.

67-52 win over Brush, Big Jim Smalley poured in 30 points and grabbed 22 rebounds. In the loss to Heights, Smalley hit his season high of 31 point .

Congratulation go to Coach Meinhardt and Coach Wel­ton who molded the tall and talented cagers into an exciting, winning ba ketball team.

VARSITY POSTS 12-6 RECORD Shaw 55 Collinwood 44 Shaw 37 Euclid 45 Shaw 57 Heights 70 Shaw 56 Shaker 58 Shaw 46 Boardman 40 Shaw 75 Lincoln 48 Shaw 49 Lakewood 66 Shaw 66 Parma 57 Shaw 83 Brush 44 Shaw 55 Euclid 54 Shaw 78 Valley Forge 37 Shaw 67 Brush 52 Shaw 77 Shaker 61 Shaw 60 u.s. 47 Shaw 79 Heights 84 Shaw 61 Valley Forge 59 Shaw 52 Lakewood 79 Shaw 58 Parma 55

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Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw

J.V. CAGERS IMPROVE

Bottom Row: Mgr. Dodson, Price, Nimmons, Caputo. Probst, Shankland, Wolfgram. Top Row: Coach Conge, Cherney, Dearth. Wardell, Alyward. co::.ble, Cowie .

J.V.'S WIN SIX 50 Collinwood 40 30 Euclid 40 42 Heights 41 34 Shaker 38 43 Boardman 33 39 Lakewood 58 35 Parma 53 41 Brush 57 31 Euclid 36 33 Valley Forge 37 37 Shaker 52 53 Brush 60 48 u.s. 39 52 Heights 36 57 Valley Forge 58 38 Lakewood 43 54 Parma 51

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SENIORS SMALLEY,

SHODA SPARK SHAW

Co-Captain Jim Smalley. Co-Captain Tim Shoda.

malley Dunk In Pre-game warm-up . Smalley tuffs Two of his 30 points again t Brush.

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CARDINAL CAGERS CLICK

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SWIMMERS ARE BEST IN YEARS

First Row: Holme . Webster, DeFina. DeMuth, Dunn, Mgr. Powers. Second Row: Downs, Hartory, McKay, Burton, Brown, Kobsik, Hampton, Hoffman. Third Row:

The 1962-63 Shaw swimming team posted its best record in twenty years. Under the in piring and dedicated leader­ship of head coach Dave Costill, the tankers posted a fine 7-7 record. Four records were broken: sophomore Keith Evans erased the old mark in the 200 yd. freestyle. Junior Ron Kramer lowered his own record of 1:08.1 to 1:07.5 in the 100 yd. breaststroke. The 200 yd. medley relay team, consisting of Watters, Klaass, Webster, and Hartory, posted a 1:49.8 record. The 200 yd. freestyle team, consisting of Downs, McKay, Evans, and Hartory, lowered the mark to 1:38.7.

This year three boys were named to the All-District Swim­ming Team. They were Ron Kramer, Fred Klaass, and Bob Web ter.

An even better record is hoped for next season as nine lettermen will be returning in quest of a high finish in the rugged L.E.L.

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Billington. Thacker, Klaass, Rohde, Watters, Kramer, Stevens, Evans, Funari, Cabral.

Bob Webster is off against Lakewood.

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Shaw 67 Brush 28 Shaw 41 Heights 54 Shaw 48 Fairview 47 Shaw 46 u.s. 49 Shaw "30 Lakewood 65 Shaw 19 Shaker 76 Shaw 52 Euclid 43 Shaw 61 Brush 34 Shaw 61 Berea Midpark 34 Shaw 38 Heights 57 Shaw 38 Lakewood 57 Shaw 26 Shaker 69 Shaw 64 Euclid 31 Shaw 63 Massilon 32

JUNIOR VARSITY

First Row: William , Gunval en. Malone. Hamilton, Mitchell. Parker, Cyphers. Second Row: Seksay, Tobin , Schar chmidt. Nadeau , Johnson. Whigham. Blunt. Third Row: Hart, Greene, Gottron. Jones. Fletcher, Horiba. Mr. Vasko .

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MATMEN IMPROVE; LOOK TO NEXT YEAR

Bottom Row: Haag, Petche, Borne, A. Thomas, Artim, Price, Tracy, Lee. Second Row: Fatica, ,Tripepi, Gambol, Yosper, Miani, Wheeler, Juliana, Mazur, D. Thomas,

Weise. Third Row: Klau , Derry, Stepne ki , Davet, Natco, Juodvalkis, Rizzo, Vaughn, Fisher, Johnson , Bil­lington, Kress.

The Shaw wrestling team captured three victories this season under the leadership of Coach Elmer Kress. In Coach Kress' first season as head mentor, the hard­working grapplers showed good potential and a real competitive spirit. Don Highley, 230 pound senior, was the team's most consistent performer as he won 8, lost 3, and had one draw. Junior Bill Dearth who wrestled at 175 lbs., posted seven wins. Junior Bob Petche placed fourth in the regional tournament and advanced to the district matches where he lost a close 2-1 de­cision.

According to Coach Kress, the squad should defi­nitely improve with only one first string member gradu­ating.

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A near pin!

FIRST STRING MATMEN

Blaney. Flowers. Taddeo. Petri, Voinivich, Petche, Morehart, Benton. Taske , Dearth, Highley.

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VARSITY POSTS FINE RECORD

Bottom Row-John Wardell (Mgr.), Karl Schneider, Jim Bucar, Tim Shoda, Don Highly, Gary Medeikis, Bob Baronni, Derek Van Pelt (Mgr.). Top Row-Louis Chulick (Coach), John Kepich, Art Philipp, Bob Liddy, Jim Smalley, Bruce Matte, Dave Austin, Marty Matus, Phil Bolton, Mike Malec, Rudy Libertini (Coach).

The 1962 baseball team posted a fine record of eleven wins and eight losses . Under the excellent coaching of Mr. Chulick and Mr. Libertini the boys finished with an 8-7 L.E.L. record and a 3-1 record in independent games.

In a review by positions, Phil Bolton and Bruce Matte pitched eleven wins between them. Art Philipp, who alternated between the J.V.'s and Varsity, had a sparkling earned run average of .75, with Gary Medeikis ready to come in and relieve any of the starters.

Centerfielder Mike Malec was the team's leading hitter at .328, with fellow-out-fielder John Kepich close behind with a .327. Round­ing out the powerful outfield was Marty Matus, also a constant threat at the plate.

Infield positions were well played by Bob Liddy and Jim Smal­ley, whose strong arms and mighty bats kept the Cardinals in many a game. Also strong here were Dave Austin and Karl Schneider. Catcher Tim Shod a was outstanding behind the plate defensively, and also held a threatening .305 average.

Other boys who played well and were real assets were Jim Bucar, and Bob Baronni. Prospects for next year are very bright, with five lettermen returning and experience at every position.

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1. V.'S HAVE IMPRESSIVE SEASON

Bottom Row-Mgr. Herb Reed, Jim Forri tal, Doug Michel, Jim Morrison. Tom Perry, Christy Tartara, Dennis Bickel, Dick Waskovich. Top Row-Coach Dick Fort, Ed Holmes, Jerry Watt, Mark Presser, Dennis Vaughn, Jim Ball, AI arha.

The J.V. Baseball team, coached for the fir t time by Dick Fort, compiled an unusually fine record of nine wins and six losses. Dennis Vaughn and Jim Ball handled the pitching chores along with Art Phil­ipp, who won five games and allowed only ten scat­tered hits in ix games. Jim Bucar, Chris Tartara and Tom Perry continually hit the ball out of the park while Jim Bezdek had the highest average, 333. The combination of shortstop Bucar and second ba eman Perry checked many threat with their fine defensive play. The season was climaxed by a 2-1 win over pre­viou ly unbeaten Euclid.

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GOLF TEAM HAS DISAPPOINTING SEASON

Bottom Row--Scott Henderson, Vic Voinivich, Don Burton, Jim Walsh, Ron Stakich. Top Row--Coach Costill , Jim Smith, Tom Kennedy, Jack Addams, Art Limbird, Jim Fern, Jack MacNeal, Jim Baker.

The 1962 edition of the golf team had a fairly dis­mal season, their best effort being a tie with Brush. Under the direction of Mr. Costill, the team mem­bers learned to play and enjoy the game of golf. The boys showed fine sportsmensbip and determination while suffering many setbacks. The most consistent golfers were, Ron Stakich and Jim Baker. Senior Jim Walsh recorded the season's lowest score with a fine 81.

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TENNIS TEAM WORKS HARD

Bottom Row-Chambers, Hoffman, Hagen, Maremaa, Scharsmidt, Webster, Azarian. Second Row-Coach Meinhardt, Paxon, Akiya, Greenblatt, Blanco, ovak, Green, Isaacson, Lo­Grande, Barnoski, K. Greene.

Shaw 4 Brush Shaw 3 Brush Shaw 0 Shaker Shaw 2 Parma Shaw 0 Euclid

4 5 8 6 8

Despite their fine effort, the boys of the Spring-1962 Tennis Team faced a rough season. However the team, under the leader hip of Coach Thoma Mein­hardt, must be given much credit for the bard work and the great deal of time they spent. Even though the team as a whole bad a losing eason, the follow­ing players proved outstanding: Tom Maremaa, who won a first place in the L.E.L. competition held at Forest Hill Courts, Dave Harley, Steve Webster, Bruce Scharsmidt, and Skip Schreck.

Shaw 2 Cleveland Heights 6

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INTRA MURALS

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GIRLS SPORTS

...

Although not quite as avidly as

the boys, many girls at Shaw par­

ticipate in sports too. Whether it's

soccer in the gym, or cheerleading

out on the field, girls are realizing

more and more the value and fun

of athletics.

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Mar1lyn Jones

Patt Havas

Charlotte Bauer

Doris Holzheimer

Linda Perchan

Bonnie Andrews

Laura Carlson

Joyce Johnson

Peg Crysler

Amy Clayman

Pat Gurkey

Marilyn Graham

Sue Ohlinger

Vicki Humberstone

Kathy 'Musk

Ellen Shrader

Mary Beth Butterfield

Belva Blankschaen

Mary Ann DiGiamcomantonio

Mrs. Leah Johnson

Phyllis Woodworth President

ADVISERS

Mrs. Nancy Deonise

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And you think you've got problems?

In volleyball it's the hands that count.

105 ow how do I get untangled?

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An exhilarating A.C. meeting.

Who ays occer is a tame girls' game?

A.C., the governing body of G.A.A. and the girls' gym classes, is sponsored by Mrs. Leah Johnson and Mrs. Nancy Deonise. The girls meet on Thursday mornings to plan the activities for the school year. Some of the events which were listed this past year besides the regularly cheduled G.A.A. nights were the LEL Playday (to which Shaw sent twelve representatives), volleyball tour­naments at Heights, the annual Army­Navy game, and the Sports Splurge held for the entire school. The officers for the first semester were: Phyllis Woodworth, President; Joyce Johnson, Vice-Presi­dent; Lois Spring, Secretary; and Marilyn Jones, Treasurer. Vice President Peg Crysler, Secretary Bonnie Andrews, and Treasurer Laura Carlson assisted Phyllis during the second semester.

Awards are presented on Honor Day.

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Marilyn gracefully executes this difficult stunt.

A refre hing dip in Korb Pool.

Watch the ball!

Girls' Athletic Association continue to be one of the large t and most popular club at Shaw. A mem­ber hip drive-held at the beginning of each semester

- saw over four hundred girls join by paying their due of twenty-five cent a seme ter. For thi small fee a girl may participate in uch sports a volleyball , wimming, bowling, oftball, trampoline, badminton,

tumbling, ping-pong, soccer, and ba ketball. The high­light of the year is the Army-Navy basketball game which climaxe the ba ketball season in the pring.

For each sport in which a girl participates . he is awarded a certain number of point , with extra poinb given to member of winning team and tho e who help with officiating. On Honor Day awards are pre entetl to girl on thi point ba i : four hundred point for a letter S, eight hundred for a gold pin, twdve hundred fifty for a key, and fifteen hundred for a trophy.

The center of attention-well. almost.

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OFFICER . Sally Parsh (Treas.), Mary Ellen erota (V. Pres.), Amy Klein (Sec.), Doris Holzheimer (Pres.).

COLORFUL AQUA TIC STARS SPARKLE

Catalina Club, the girl ' synchronized swim organization, i one of the newest and rapidly-growing groups at Shaw. Organized this year under the direction of Mrs. Deonise, the girls pend countle s hours practicing to improve their varied aquatic skills. Every Monday night they as emble for a business meeting. Follow­ing warm-up exerci e , they practice in the water.

To be considered for member hip, a girl must attend a series of clinic at the beginning of the year where different skill and formations are taught. Try-outs are held at the final clinic, with thirteen girls being selected this year. New mem­bers are: Mary Lou Weiland, Barb Dion, Linda Kwasney, Gerry Orr, Blanche Rowe, Pat Barton, Vicki Kennedy, Lois Anderson, Donna Wolfe, Sue Alstedt, Peggy Hensley, Ellen Reed, and Linda Washkewicz.

Catalina girls had a very busy season this year. In November they participated in a playday with the synchronized swim club of Euclid Senior High School at Korb Pool. Several A.A.U. clinics and an overnight outing at Red Raider Camp were planned. Their annual water show was held in April with "Color" as the theme.

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Inner Circle: Doris Holzheimer, Barb Baker, Elaine Copeland, Nancy Wellman, Vicki Ken­nedy, Vicki Humberstone, Lynn Van Ommen, Carole Cunningham, Amy Klein. Middle Circle: Mary Ellen Serota, Marilyn Jone , Adele Stamos, Lauren Visci, Linda Kwasney, Mary Lou Weiland, Laura Kraber, Jean Kadis, Sally Parsh. Outer Circle: Blanche Rowe, Gerry Orr, Sue Alstedt, Pat Barton, Ellen Reed, Donna Wolfe, Linda Washkewicz, Barb Dion, Lois Anderson, Peggy Hensley.

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ARMY VAR TTY. Boflom Row-Laura Carlson. Marcia Feny­ves. Bonnie Andrews (Captain). Amy Clayman. Marion Babrauc­kas. Top Row-Toni Gattozzi (Manager), Ellen hrader. Mary Beth Butterfield, Marilyn Long, Marilyn Graham, Becky Baker.

AVY VARSITY. Bottom Row-Martha Trombley, Joyce Johnson, Peg Cry ler (Captain), Gloria Brown. Linnea Stro­berg. Top Row- ancy Roser, Mary Ann DiGiacomantonio. Phyllis Woodworth, Pat Gurkey, Sally Smith. Dianne enger (Manager).

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The highlight of the girls' sport program i the Army­Navy basketball game, which is put on completely by the girls. Two varsity and two J.V. teams arc cho en from the outstanding players in G.A.A., with a manager for each team chosen by the respective team members. Besides participating in the game itself, the girl are in complete charge of the rally, tickets, cheerleader , and publicity. All this must be accomplished in the frenzied two weeks preceding the game.

To gain experience, the girls scrimmaged teams from Shaker, Euclid, and Brush. Under the watchful eye of Mrs. Leah Johnson the girls slowly molded themselves into smooth-functioning units, which were then pre­sented to the enthusiastic students and parents at game time. Five girls who played their second year var ity re­ceived trophies; var::.ily player ·, gold basketball ; and J.V. members, gold medals.

A more exciting and su penseful twin-bill basketball night could not be imagined. The J.V. game kept the fans on their feet through the last few second before Army edged the Navy J.V. team 26-25. The var ity game was a demonstration of girls' basketball at its best. The teams had been selected so that they would be a near equal as possible, and they were. avy, however, ran into serious foul trouble and also had a slight injury to its captain. At the final tally Army had won 35-28. No matter who wins, however, the winners and loser both agreed that the Army-Navy program i one in which they were proud and happy to have participated.

"Where'd that sneaky little ball go?'' cries Phyllis.

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ARMY J.V. Bottom Row-Barb Byrnes. Judy Reid, Belva Blankschaen (Captain), Betty Workman. Cheryl Fischer. Top Row-Pat Bozik (Manager), Cheryl Bendick, Kathy Balaz, Judy Lo sing. Vicki Humber tone, ue Lazna.

ARMY

BEATS

NAVY

AVY J.V. Bottom Row- Linda Warner. Dtane Bcre tin. Carol Pre ton. Diane McKay. haron Paul. T op Rnw~'iandra Kor­mos (Manager), Diane McGaughe}. Linda Micha! (C'apluin). Kathy Mu k. Lorene Dornback, ancy ellman. ancy Hanger (Munagl'l ).

Rival Gurkey and Andrew at it as usual. 111

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A familiar yet exciting ight at all Shaw football and ba ketball game are our peppy cheerleaders. Rain or now. hot or cold, victory or defeat, they never cea e their smiles or enthusiasm.

A ar ity cheerleader is cho en fr6m among fifty or more eager applicants on the basis of jumps, co­ordination, per anality, and cooperation. Selected for thi year' quad were Patt Havas, Ellen Shrader, Marilyn Jones, Lauren Visci, Basketball Captain Peg Cr ler and Football Captain Amy Clayman. Linda Perchan and her as istant icki Cirino erve as man­ager for th girl .

Becau of Shaw' increa ed enrollment the girl were fac d with the problem of having ·tudents eated on both ides of the gym during rallies. They re ponded to the challenge by becoming "two faced. '

A aiY. ay , the 1962-63 quad exhibited all their tal nt to the utmo t and were truly an as et to the team , the tudent , and all spectators.

Marilyn Jones Peg Crysler

Linda Perchan icki Cirino

MA AGER

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Patt Hava Amy Clayman Lauren Visci

CHEERLEADERS ARE TWO-FACED

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ancy Rosser

JUNIOR VARSITY

CHEERLEADERS

Under the direction of their capable manager, Mary Lou Egan, the Junior Varsity Cheer­leaders form a smooth-function­ing unit, keeping up the spirit and excitement at all home J. V. games. No matter how few loyal fans arrive early enough for the J. V. games, their cheers always ring loud and clear for our team to bear.

CHEERLEADER

UNDERSTUDIES

This year our cheerleaders are fortunate enough to have three exceptional understudies ready at a moment's notice to fill in for the regular girls in an emergency. Their help with skits, dances, new cheers, and songs, give them experience and prac­tice which will help them later in their quest for a position on the varsity squad.

Bottom Row-Martha Trombley, Jeanne Mohorick. Second Row-Danielle Molles, Joan McCorkle. Top Row-Linda Gattozzi, Martha Schweizer.

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To the undergraduate, progress is a part

of everyday life. He is taught with the

latest instruments of teaching available

and each time he learns something new

his own progress has been supplemented.

UNDER GRADS

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12B

Drink up boys!

Michael Akiya Roger Anderson Roe Antonio Chuck Apple Ken Atkinson Helen Barrick

Robert Bauer Jim Bezdek Milt Bley Jane Brugman James Clifford Bill Dagg

Elinor Dodge Jean Douglas1> Chris Dreifort Donna Effiand Bill Evans Mike Fall

Cheryl Hamilton Betty Hanel Pat Henry Walter Hoffman Bob Holchin Mary Sue Jones

Laura Kirby Victor Klodetsky Bob Knaggs Jamie Knapp John Kobal Michael Kolenick

Sandy Kormos Y asuko Kuritani Tom La Ganke Joe Leblang Carol Liles Chuck Little

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11 A Beverly Abramcyzk Sue Allison

Marilyn Long Dan Lowry Richard Lynette Nina Lindemann Michael Malec Koger Marur1a

Dorothy Matyas Ronald McCunn Virginia Medvetz Paul Miller John Molnar Robert Nelson

Anthony Notaro Anton Paris Judy Parrott Judith Pata Tom Petri Leonard Rasbttsky

Dave Rosenberg ancy Rosser

Earl Rudeen Anthony Sawyer Eugene Shriver Donald Shuping

Donna mith Sharon Smith Louis Spolarich Winifred Storkan Georgia Svokas Leslie wift

Bt>th Taylor Linda Tiley John Truhler Robert Walton Diana Wwu Lloyd Wells

Jean Young Annette Larnpino Rus ell Ze key

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11 A continued

Dave Anderson Lois Ander on Marilyn Anderson Paul Anderson

Billy Arnold Bart Azarian Marion Babrauckas Ray Boyce Kathy Balazs James Ball

Andrea Baltz Jim Barrett Don Barry Pat Barton Claudia Batemen Joanne Beck

Ray Bednar George Belles George Benz John Bernier Diane Berestin Lynda Berke

Dale Bertschinger Pat Bevy! Shirley Bianchi Dennis Bickel Berry Billington Victor Blanco

Belva Blankschaen Barb Blowers Nancy Blystone Linda Blything Dolores Bolaney Clarence Bordelon

Barb Bower Ray Bowers Pat Bazik Cheryl Bracallo Kathy Bradley Lucille Brogley

Pat Browne Fred Brule Glenn Buchan Margaret Buchanan Barbara Burrows Don Burton

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Lois Buschagen Beth Butterfield Drew Byers Alberta Calvo Felicia Cammarata Robert Canfield

Julian Centa Dan Carter Carol Casserly William Chambers Danny Ciora Cathy Clem

Mary Ann Cochran Roger Cohen Robert Colosi Bonnie Collins Guen Collins

Iaine Copelaml

Carol Cotbey Jim Craven Joan Crombie Richard Cro by Craig Crumbacher Sandy Culver

Judy Dagenbach Bob Dailey Arlene Dales~uodro Peter Davel Adolph Davis Bill Dearth

Bobbie DeLillo Leonard Delpra Roger DeMmh Mary Ann DiGiarncomantonio John DiPcna Tom Donelon

Ray Dumke Christine Dyczcwsk.i Kathy Easton Nancy bbcrt John Edgar Mary Lou Egan

Clifford Eller Gerry Elstone Ken Ensman Roben Enz Mary Ljnda Fancher AI Fankboner

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Now listen class!

Colette Farrell Carman Fatica Jim Fern John Ficzeri Kathy Fiffik Richard Fischer

Eugene Flink Carrie Foley Jim Forristal Sam Frank. Jim Fulgham Blair Galasky

Bob Gallion Dave Gamble Angte Garofalo Vytenis Gatauti Gloria Geitz Charles Gille:.pie

Glenn Goldwyn Jeff Gould Edith Gower Marilyn Graham Kathy Gray Pnce Green

Barbara Greenberg Jerry Greenblatt Ken Greene Jan Grosman Chuck Gum Ken Hamilton

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Margaret Hamilton William Hampton Paul Hanawalt Fred Haney Janet H arlcy Elinore Harmon

Greg Hart Franci~ Ha.-,Lingl> Marion Ilavlod. Richard Herriman Penny Hinckley 1 on Hoegstrom

Donna Hogan Cindy Hote William Howell Kathy Huber Lois Hul ebu Vicki Humberstonc

Charle Isaason

herlee Jambor ed Johnson

Polly John on

Ronnie Jordon Victor Journey Bob Juliana l ou i. J uodvallJ~

arolc Kallllfl>ic Kathy Keefer

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Richard Lessner Vance Linamen Tony LoGrande

Frank LoGrasso Judy Lossing

ancy Lucas

Paul Lucky Mike Luskin Gayle Lynch

Raymond Macholtz Diane Macke Doneld MacNeil

Pam Keely Tom Kennedy

ellie King Claudia Kirby Fred Klaass Debbie Klein

Loui e Klenoshek Fred Klevenow Beverly Knausz Martin Kobsik Laura Kraber Ronald Kramer

Nancy Kreilach Frank Krupa Brad Kuebler Paul Kupfer Linda Kwasney Chuck Large

Peggy Larkin Mark Lasmanis Ruth Lauze Sue Lazna Mary Ann Lendvay Bernadette Leone

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Dave Maiani Cathy Malec Sharon Maloney Mary Ellen Manley Mary Mann Judy Maeder

Janet Marino Elton Marvin Jeff Mazur Ken McKim David McLaughlin Jeanette Melaragano

Elaine Matulis Doug Michel Joyce Miller Diane Minardo Terry Molenaar Randall Moore

Joanne Morehart Jim Morison Sue Mo s Kathy Musk Allan ahra Carol Negt:nborn

Kathy Nicholson Roy ickell Wayne Nix

Inge oeding Elmer Novak Charlotte ovak

Thomas O'Connell Quinn O'Connor Judy O'Hagan

Sue Ohlinger Bonnie O'Leary Dennis Palmer

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Bennie Parkham Sally Parsh John Patrick

baron Paul Jim Paxon George Perry

Bob Petche James Pinkerton Jean Pinter Jim Pocaro Margaret Ponn Jeff Powers

Kathleen Prouty Mark Presser Carol Preston Richard Preston Paulette Price Victor Price

Mariann Putzbach Gary Ragan Francine Ramacciatti James Reid Judy Reid Sherry! Renz

Sheila Reynolds Sharon Rhodes Joe Ricco Barbara Roark Terry Roby Pat Rodda

Rita Rossi Blanche Rowe Cathy Rudolphy Rose Ruggerio Mike Sabol

elga Sakss

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Linda Stockstill Diane tone Barbara Stroud

Joe Suszter Dennis Taddeo Robert Taft

Fred Taskes Kathy Techet Donna Teras

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Jo nne Salo~ky David Sault Bruce cham:lunidt Susannah Schott Carol Scott Judy Scott

William cotL Kathy Seibert Janet eksay Jary Ellen . erolu Paul Sbaraba Joe Shartz

Pat Sheldon Ellen Shrader Carol humaker John buss Alzena Smith Barbara Smith

Cheryl Smith Louis Smith Sally . mith Gary Spidel Armond Spikell Gr~:g Spoth

Linda Stepancik Ann Stephens Barb Stephens Walter Stephens Rick tepneski Jack Stitt

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Jeff Thacker Cindy Thiel Alice Thome Judy Thornton Jim Tobin Richard Todd

Laurel To Bill Tauchner Judy Troyan Anne Troychek John Truler Donna Tucker

Bob Turner Richard Tyler Lynn VanOmmen Derek VanPelt Dennis Vaughn George Veale

Janice Vieyia Lauren Visci Kathy Vitantonia Victor Vainoieh Richard Walters Ingrid Wansly

ita Ward Paulette Warren Richard Washovich Gerald Watt Michael Weigal Mary Lou Weiland

Betsy Weiss Nancy Wellman John Welniek Charle Wheeler Kenny Whigham Carol Wilson

Maris Wilson Donna Wolf Roberta Yaxley Benny Yosper Barbara Young Jenifer Young

Thomas Young Marie Zampino Maureen O'Connor Virginia Fritz Bill Fletcher

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10A

What are you girls trying to hit? The ball is al­ready over the net.

Carolyn Adams Judy Adams Richard Aiken Wll!Jam Allen

ue AI tedt Diane Anderson

Marilyn A ndcn;on Mary ndrew~

Donna phn tephine Apthorp

John Arch Jane Arezone

Gary Arnold tephen Arnold

Micbud Arum Ellen Ashford Karen A tell

illiam ylward

Laurd Badg r John Bailey Barbara Baker Becky Baker Lynn Baker Loretta Baldwin

nnette Baltz Gerry Bana

ally Barker Patricia Barlow David Bardard Dave Barry

Ton Bartholomew Virginia Bw.Lulli Carol Ralcmun Laura Baxter Linda Beachler Janice Beck

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Carl Beckman Deloras Bedner Jim Bell Marie Bellmore Cheryl Bendick Bill Bennett

Edward Beres Veronica Bestvina Annette Bevan Howard Billington Bonnie Bla engamc Eldon Blevins

Bill Blossom Kim Blowers William Blunt Jim Bobnar John Bohn Richard Bongiorno

Elaine Barcziak Ronald Born Frank Bosick Joyce Brannon Richard Brewton Cheryl Brock

Dana Glenn Brooke Cienita Brown Gloria Brown Barbara Brush Bonnie Bru h Irby Burnette

Barbara Byrnes Jim Byrne Betsy Bythnat Karin Ceaser Kathleen Calhoun Sharon Campbell

Robin Caputo David Carlson Henry Carter Angela Custellano Donna Cecil Sandra Cecil

Carmella Cerrito Sue Chabrand Pam Chafin Lynn Chapman Joseph Chernay Viola Chessman

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andra Chiccola Karen Chalewicki Scott Clark James Clough Tony Coe

orma Cohen

Charles oiner Joan Cole Mary Ann Cochran Joyce Collier Jeanne Conoway Chris Condon

Betsy Connell Pat Connelly Eugene Conners Hazel Conners Jani Conners Renee Con olo

Sharon Cooper Eileen Corney Doug Cowles

ancy Crabtree Brenda Crayton Bruce Crisp

Francine Crawley Ronald Cueni Thomas Cueni George Cypbus Elizbeth Daily George Danato

William Dalton Con Daniels Kathy Darrock Donna David Michael Davis Richard Dearth

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ow John' practicing ~leep walking!

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Sharon Deblank Michael DeFina Robert Dell Jerry DeLong Carol Delast Howard Demeter

Alan Derry Elaine Devey Wayne DeCenzi Patricia Dickenson Earl Diehl Carl DiFranco

ynthia Dill Carl Dilard Barbara Dion Thomas Dod on Harold Doedderleen Lorene Dornback

Regina Douglas Patricia Dow Roy Dow Loretta Driggen Waller Ducie Paula Dumont

James Dunn Larry Durst Richard Durvel Constance Dussing Kathy Eckel Dolores Edmondson

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Someone is always leeping on the job.

Joan Ehrefried Gerald Elia~ Martha Ellis Laura Engel Janice EnL Carol Erb

Dianne Eugene Keith Evans Sue Everly Lois Faucett Titiana Fazlie John Fenton

Linda Fielitz David Fiarvante Cheryl Fi cher Anthony Flower John 1-lowea~ George Fawler

Ward Freeman Tyvana French William Fricke Beth Friel Sandra Fugo Robert Funari

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June Galloway Lois Gannon Ruth Gannon Evelyn Gardner Charlotte Garlisi Robert Garrett

Sandra Garrison Linda Gattozzi Donald Gottron Marvin Gaylor Joseph Gendry John Gest

Terry Gillespie Paul Glenn James Glauer Judy Glauer Kathy Grahling Betsy Greenburg

Judy Greer Michael Gragon Dave Griffith Patrick Gripepi Lucelle Gudites

ancy Ann Guella

Susan Guella Garrick Gunvalsen Jim Balaney Ray Nickell Larry Haberman Ed Haag

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Modern chit-chat of every girl in the kitchen.

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arolce Halliday John Hamilton John Hamilton Renee Hamilton

ancy Hanger Robert Hann

icb Harding Charles Harmon Kathy Harmon Dan Hart Denni Hanford

helia Hartorm

Dorthey Hasmes Barbara Hasting Ken Dornback Richard Hayes Robert Hayes Linda! Heil

u an Hendricks Margaret Henslay Leonard Hess Kathy Hetzler Margery Highley Rita Dostesta

Diane Hocwar Dennis Howrvar Carmella avarra Charlene Simmons Ken Holic

hirlc:y Hogan

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Shouldn't everyone be working?

Sam Hays Kay Horiba Jame Horne Roger Horvath James Howell Frank Huber

Sandra Hudson Cheryl Hugebeck James Hughe John Hummer Sharon Humphrey Mike locafono

JoAnn Imarisio Andrew Jacobs Joan Jaiger Konkordia Jampalsky Jo eph Jenkins Ronald Johns

William Johnson William I ohnson David Johnston Calvin Joiner Douglas Jones Evans Jones

Gloria Jones Thomas Jones Gerry Kadis John Kapitzky Barbara Keirns Larry Keister

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Margaret Keleman Vicki Kennedy Nancy Kerr Carolyn Kettles Juay Kimberlain Karen King

Alice Kirchner Robert Kish Susan Klemauski Linda Knapp Thomas Koyak Nancy Kezit:l

Mary Krause Robert Kreutyberg Janice Kt'izman Darlene Krull Nina Langmack Patrica Langdon

Larry Lann JeaiJette Lapponas Floyd Latimer Cindy LaTurner Robert Laubner Rudy Laverdiere

Patrick Lawlor Dale Lazar Patricia Leach Suzanne Lease William Lee Jerome Lefler

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David Legg Karen Leibert Morris Leichener Lenore Leitzel Dan Lerch William Letso

Vianne Liccanli Ronald Leller

usan Lipski Linda Littman Patricia Luca George Lucas

Ronald Lucas Edna Lunar Dwight Lutsko Linda Lunch Patrick Lynch Dale Lyndall

Marjorie MacNeal James Madsen Karen Maloney Robert Mandelbaum Thomas Maniaci

Joyce Mann Brian Markus Margaret Markus Mary Ellen Marshall Victor Marshall John Martello

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J<en Masek v'Gary Martorello

Barbara Marvin John May Patricia Maybury Barbara Mazzoline

Richard McCarthy Frank McCaskey Ronald McCiaud Janus McClung Joan McCorkle Diane McGaughey

Robert McGuire Dave McKay Diane McKay Robert McKee Charles McKelton Alan MeN ickle

Kenton Meredith Linda Michael Grace Machelle Susan Miljenories Robert Milnes Michael Milray

David Mitchell I udy Mitchell I eanne Mohorich Danielle Mollas Bill Montgomery Randy Moore

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Kathy Moran Bonnie Meyer John Mroczka Roger Muenger Edward Mullen Linda Mellen

Carol Muncy Emily Muscatello Douglas Mussell Carol Nagel Joyce Nardi Aldana N asvytis

Michael N atco Darryl Naebeller Eileen Neill Terry Nichols Madison innono Karen Noall

Rick Nodeaw Joseph Novak Mary O'Donnell Donald Olinchick Tim O'Neil Caron Opitz

Gerry Orr Greg Pario Thoma Parker Roberta Parkhurst Judy Parkin on Linda Parkinson

Saundra Paventi Joyce Patton Robert Pease Robert Perchan Ken Perry John Perry

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Mary Perosa Bruce Petche Norman Petus Kathy Peterson Alan Petri Warren Petroskey

Ray Petruziello Hohn Phalen Jeanette Phillips Delores Pahovick Tim Ponn Panela Premier

David Price Linda Primosch John Probst John Prosek Diane Pryon Anne Pschaunts

Jean Putnam Susan Qualinon Maureen Rayburn Sharon Roby Thomas Rainey Jane Rawley

Warren Raybon Sylvia Redding Anne Reechera Ellen Reed Herb Reed Thomas Renner

Loraine Ridco Anne Richardson Rebecca Rilly Janus Rizzo John Roe Joann Romano

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Donpa Rosati Douglas Rose Michelle Ross Marlene Reeder Richard Ruggerior Linda Rusnak

Gary Rutter Steven Sagari Rodney Salka Frank Salvo Paul Sharaba John Sapp

Carol Sappenfield Laurel Scharsu J arne Schmity James Schlicbner Jeff Schmitz Donald Schwartz

Martha Schweizer Willjam Scicalone Peter Scorzino Jane Scott Cindy Seaman John Seksay

Peter Sellge Stan Sink Sherwood Shankland Janice Sifting James Single Chris Skupniewski

Rose Smiley Beverly Smith Ken Smith Linda mith Margaret Smith James Snyder

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Stan Sable Carrnello Spirito Joan Spring Joe Sup Linda Stanko John Stansfield

Pat Stansfield Sharon Steve Sharon Stinziano Vincent Stislow Paula Stone Bill Sullivan

Ken Sutherland Herbert Suttles Patricia Taft Marjorie Talbert Francine Tenant David Thomas

Ronald Thomas Donald Thompson Kevin Tobin Margaret Toomey Lee Tracy Jack Treipasso

Martha Trombley Chris Martin Leah Turnbull Stephen Ugrinic Rosa Uguraites Fletcher Upshaw

Jack Valentine Sandra Vandetti Margaret Vauport Dorthy Velcheck Raleigh Venable Thomas Venable

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Rosa Vincelli Patrick Visci Linda Vinton Richard Vladic Sandra Vogt Glenn Vought

Barbara Wagner Joyce Wagner David Walker Karen Walker James Wardell Linda Warner

Linda Washkewicz Alphonso Watt Carl Watts Robert Webster Cindy Weinschenk Sharon Weisman

Willie Redmond Aaron Wheeler Bill Wieland Dorothy Will Jack Williams John William

Cheryl Wil on Jane Winkler Joseph Witlicki Sheilla Wittine Peter Wolfgram Brian Wood

Betsy Worcester Elizabeth Workman Sandra Wright Cliffette Wuff James Young Michael Yurik

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BAKER, BARBARA 2119 Reyburn Road KE 1-5677 Nursing-Ohio State Pep Club, Catalina Club, G.A.A., Future Nurses, Speech Club

BARNES, DOROTHY Dorth 14711 Elm Avenue PO 1-7226 Elementary Education-Miami University Canteen Council, Student Council, G.A.A., Friendship Club, Pep Club

BAUER, CHARLOTTE ANN Ch~ 1408 Winston Road EV 2-9951 Teacher-Miami University Athletic Council, G.A.A., Army-Navy, Pep Club, College Club

BENJAMIN, RAYMOND Ray 3414 Spangler 451-4929 Restaurant Business Monitor Captain, Football Concession Man­ager

BENTON, SHELDON EDWARD Shelly 1031 E. 125 Street 761-5686 Physical Education Teacher--Central State Track, Wrestling, Tennis, Gym Leader, In­tramurals

BERES, CHERYL Blondie 1868 Grasmere Street MU 1-3444 Receptionist Monitor, Shuttle Staff

BLAKE, DANIEL Turkey 14812 Shaw Avenue L1 1-1431 Painter Track, Intramurals

BOLT, KATHLEEN Kathy 1343 Hayden Avenue PO 1-5479 Secretary-Ohio University Choir, Pep Club, G.A.A., Monitor

BROECKEL, SHARON LEE Jack 1244 Waverly Drive, Eastlake, Ohio 942-5842 Secretary Friendship Club, Pep Club, Choir, G.A.A., Shuttle Staff

CAROW, WILLIAM Willy 14105 Scioto LI 1-1340 Engineering-Bowling Green Choir, Orchestra, Gym Leader, Band, In­tramurals

CAPPON, MIRIAM Mimi 3288 Winsford Road PO 1-2792 Speech Education-Ohio State College Club, Student Council, Speech Club, G.A.A., Friendship Club

CHAKVARY, BONNIE Bon 13619 Fourth Avenue LI 1-5930 Elementary Education-Ohio University G.A.A., Friendship Club, Monitor

SENIOR 'A'

COLBECK, WILLIAM Bill 123 9 Quilliams Road EV 1-0110 Foreign Service-Penn Intramurals

DARBY, EUGENE ROBERT Bob 1478 E. 174th Street N 6-5318 Intramurals

D1 FRANCO, ANTHONY BOB Bob 14110 Orinoco L1 1-0916 Intramurals

DOW, JUDITH ANN Judy 1281 Rozelle Avenue UL 1-3617 Medical Secretary-Dyke Spencerian Monitor, Pep Club, Student Council, G.A.A., Shuttle Staff

DUMBRYS, ROBERT Bob 1291 Carlyon Road L1 1-7037 Business Administration-Penn College German Club, J.V. Basketball, Intramurals, Monitor

EUSE, FRANKIE A. 1681 Elberon CE 1-6665 Teaching-Kent State Pep Club, Monitor, College Club, Le Masque, Intramurals

FICZERI, KATHLEEN Kathy 2067 Hanover Drive L1 1-2093 Depauw University College Club, Pep Club, Friendship Club, G .A.A., Band, N a tiona! Honor Society

FREY, JUDITH LYNN Judy I 358 East 139 Street MU 1-5941 Beautician-Cleveland Academy of Cosme­tology Monitor, G.A.A., Shuttle Staff

GILBERT, DIANE VIOLET Dee 3414 Winsford Road L1 1-6846 Private Secretary-Dyke Business College G.A.A., Friendship, Pep Club, Monitor, Shuttle Staff

GREEN, JADE 872 Caledonia A venue 851-4025 Art History Pep Club-Publicity Chairman, Student Council, National Honor Society, G.A.A., Future Teachers-Treasurer

GREER, RONALD I I 32 Carlyon Road MU 1-2309 Gym Leader, lntramurals

GRIFFITH, SUSAN Sue 15559 Wyatt Road FA 1-5234 Medical Technologist-Wittenberg G.A.A., Monitor, Canteen Council, College Club, Pep Club

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HADDON, JAMES im 1201 Bender Avenue GL 1-5957 Armed Forces Stage Crew

HALEY, MARY LYNN Haley 13700 Milan Avenue GL 1-9045 Miami University Canteen Council, Pep Club. Le Masque, Monitor, G.A ..

HANGER, THOMAS llammer 985 Selwyn Road EV 2-5524 Liberal Arts College Club-Treasurer, President, Stu­dent Council, Canteen Council, Swimming team, National Honor Society

HAVAS, PATT 3378 Lownesdale Road UL 1-3846 Hearing and Speech Therapy--Ohio State University Varsity Cheerleading, Athletic Council, Canteen Council, Peppettes, Monitor

HAZELETT, VIRGINIA Ginger 3356 Spangler Road PO 1-3555 Secretary Friendship, Choir, Monitor, Pep Club, G.A.A.

HOLLISTER, RICHARD 3410 Lownesdale GL 1-3441

HOLZHEIMER, DORIS 16211 Oakhill Road GL 1-2471 Bucknell University Canteen Council, Athletic Council, Na­tional Honor ociety, HiLiters, Catalina Club-President, ational Hon01 Society

HUGHES, JEFFREY Jeff 1842 Allendale LI 1-4466 Ohio State J.V. Basketball, Intr(lmurals, Monit01

JACOB, RALPH 2014 Brunswick Road GL 1-8748 Civil Engineer College Club, Student Council-Trea:,urer, Track Team, Canteen Council- President, National Honor Society

JANNING, JEFF J. J. 12824 Speedway Overlook PO 1-4954 Singer-Carnegie ech. Intramural , Monitor, Lc Masque

JO ES, MARILYN MARIE Mar 1025 ela View L1 1·2825 Teacher-Indiana University Cheerleading, Athletic Council- rcasurer, National Honor ociety-Treasurer, Cat­alina, Pep Club, National Honor Society

JULIA 0, A TOINETIE Toni 1859 Wadena CE 1-6192 Receptionist G.A.A., Friendship, Monitor

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KEL Y, MARY 1854 Gra mere Avenue MU 1-6675 Hiram College

allege Club, German Club, Pep Club, Friend hip Club, G.A.A.

KLEIN, AMY EILEE 13616 Fifth Avenue PO 1-4112 Teacher--Syracuse Univer ity G.A.A., Catalina Club-Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer, Future Teachers­Pre ident and Vice Pre ident, Pepettes, Na­tional Honor Society

KLOOZ, DAVID 13901 Shaw Avenue GL 1-4497 Science and Math-Ohio State Univer ity German Club, College Club, Canteen Coun­cil-Treasurer, Student Council, Monitor

K IGHT, JOHN DAVID Red 15850 Terrace Road UL 1-5759 Draftsman-Kent State University Stage Crew

KRE TEL, FRANK D. 14324 Potomac Avenue GL 1-9653 Lithographing

KRIZMAN, TOM Chicky 1736 Coit Avenue PO 1-8671 Air Force Pilot Canteen Council, Student Council, German Club, Varsity Football, Var ity Baseball, National Honor Society

LARSON, PHYLLIS MARIE Phyl 987 Brunswick Road Ll1-1717 Medicine-Western Reserve University Pep Club, Friendship Club, College Club, G.A.A., Future Nurses Club

LERCH, EDITH KATHERINE Edie 1830 Noble Road PO 1-4927 Business-IBM School G.A.A., Friendship Club

LYNDALL, AN E E. 1021 Helmsdale Road MU 1-9293 Medicine-Allegheny College Choir, Rhythm Teens, Speech Club, Friend­ship Club, Pep Club, ational Honor So­ciety

MARVI , MARY KATHERINE 1410 Coit Avenue GL 1-5426 Secretary-Fenn Monitor

MASLEY, BARBARA ANN 1745 Wymore Avenue PO 1-3670 Secondary Education-Wittenberg Univer­sity Pep Club, G.A.A., Friendship Club, Col­lege Club, Speech Club

MATTE, BRUCE HENRY 14004 Baldwin A venue GL 1-4561 Professional Sports Football, Baseball, Basketball, Monitor

MAURO HAT, HOLLY DENISE I 55 15 Oakhill Road GL 1-4024 Ohio Univer ity

anteen Council, Student Council, G.A.A., Pep Club McCLE AHE , A N CHRISTINE

Annie 16241 Glynn Road PO l-4065 Miami University Student Council, Canteen Council, G.A.A., Friendship Club

McGEE, JAME Magoo 2008 Hayden Road UL l-4594 Mechanical Engineer Rhythm Teens, Pep Club, Intramurals

McMA EMY, MICHAEL Mike 1842 Taylor Road Ll 1-3682 Electrician Intramurals

MEYERS, JEFF MICHAEL 1720 Page A venue, Apt. 5 UL l-2049

MICHAUX, JA ET LEE Jan 1816 Taylor Road UL 1-5573 l.B.M. Operator-I.B.M. School Friendship Club, G.A.A.

MISSBA H, CHERYL Cher 1872 Hastings A venue MU 1-7739 Dental Technician-Ohio University G.A.A., Pep Club, Friend hip Club, Le Masque Club, Speech Club

MORGAN, EDWARD Big Ed 1354 East 141 Street GL 1-8735 Police Officer-Western Reserve Football, Wre tling

MUELHAUSER, DIANE Di 1070 Carver Road FA 1-8426 Medicine-Miram College Catalina Club, Speech Club> Pep Club G.A.A., College Club, National Honor So~ ciety

NICOL, LORETTA 7615 Morningside Drive 467-5546 Secretary G.A.A.

NOBLE, DONALD CRAIG Craig 991 Brunswick Road Ll 1-2629 Business-John Carroll University Gym Leader, Intramurals

O'KO EK, DAVE 1704 Strathmore GL 1-8835 Cross Country, Track, Swimming

PECKINPAUGH, ROGER 16215 Oakhill Road GL 1-0643 Ohio Wesleyan Student Council, Canteen Council-Pre -idcnt, Football

PERCHAN, LINDA Lynnie 2269 Mt. Vernon Blvd. ERI·3174 Psy~ho/ogist--Smith College

atJOnal Honor Society, Athletic Council Cheerleading Manager, Pep Club, J.v: Cheerleading

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POORE, WILLIAM Willie 1580 Hayden Avenue #2 LI 1-0811 Accountant-Ohio State University Football Manager, Gym Leader, J.V. Bas­ketball, Intramurals

RICHARDS, ROBERT 1566 Hayden Avenue LI 1-2170 Football, Track, Intramurals

ROBERTSON, HELEN I 021 Hillstone 382-0723 Airline Stewardess-Air Training School G.A.A., Friendship Club, Monitor

SCHARSU, GAYLE 14720 Ardenall Avenue

Bob

GL 1-4295 Nursing-Aultman Hospital College Club, Future urses Club, Monitor

SCHULTZ, LINDA Schultzy 13300 Third Avenue MU 1-0148 Elementary Education-Bowling Green Catalina Club, G.A.A., Future Teachers Association, College Club, Pep Club

SCHWENK, JOHN LAWRE CE 2032 Noble Road UL 1-6196 Varsity Football, Gym Leader

SELLGE, HA S 928 Dresden MU 1-4941 Chemical Engineer-Fenn College

Larry

Student Council, College Club-Vice Pres­ident, German Club-President, Secretary, Treasurer; Swimming, Canteen Council

SHARTZ, JOAN 16324 Greyton Road EV 2-7548 Typist

SMITH, JOHN CLAYTON 1673 Elberon Avenue GA 1-2538 Education-Ohio University College Club, LeMa que, Monitor

SMITH, NANCY JANE 15205 Elderwood UL 1-5846 Secretary

TASKA, GAIL ELIZABETH 14704 Ardenall GL 1-8250 /.B.M.-Intemational Data Processing School Friendship Club, G.A.A., Shuttle Staff, Pep Club

THOMPSON, JAMES Jim 882 Helmsdale MU 1-9349 Mechanic-General Motors Institute Cros~ Country, Track, Swimming, Wrestling, Momtor

THOMPSON, LINDA Lynn 1819 Brightwood Avenue RA 1-8262 Medical Technician-Bowling Green 9-A.A., Friendship Club, Pep Club, Mon­Itor

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TUCKER. SALLY 1034 Nela View PO 1-1803 Educational Missionary-Heidelburg LeMasque, Spanish Honor Society-Pres­ident, National Honor Society, Future Teachers, College Club, G.A.A., Friendship Club

VARGO, EDWARD Ed 1526 Hayden Avenue MU 1-9297 J.V. Football, Swimming, Tennis, Monitor, Intramurals

WALKO, ROGER 13504 Emily Avenue

ADAMS, JUDITH ANN Judy 1669 Bayruth Road MU 1-1491 Teaching-Miami University G.A.A., Guard Club, College Club, Friend­ship Club

ALEXANDER, JOHN 2025 Lee Boulevard ER 1-0178 Christian Education J.V. Football, Choir, College Club, Pep Club, LeMasque

ALEXANDER, JOYCE 1237 East 135 LI 1-7373 Secretary-Dyke Monitor, G.A.A., Friendship

ALLEN, VIRGINIA RUTH Ginny 2171 Newbury Street FA 1-6396 Medicine-DePauw University Pep Club, College Club, Catalina Club, G.A.A., Spanish National Honor Society, National Honor Society

AMATO, ANGELINA 1734 Bryn Mawr UL 1-4225 I.B.M. G.A.A., Friendship Club, Pep Club, Mon­itor, Le Masque

ANDERSON, DAVID Dave 1780 Idlehurst 486-2187 Engineer-Case Institute of Technology J.V. Football, Track, Cross Country, Swim­ming, Leader's Club

ANDREWS, BONNIE 15717 Oakhill GL 1-9239 Teacher-Baldwin-Wallace National Honor Society, G.A.A., Athletic Council, Varsity Cheerleader-Understudy, J. V. Cheerleader

ARCHER, BARBARA JEAN Barb 1726 Coit Road UL 1-0288 Secretary G.A.A., Shuttle Staff, Monitor, Pep Club

ASCHERL, INGEBORG log 13700 Shaw Avenue LI 1-8655 Secretary Student Council, German Club-Secretary, G.A.A., Friendship Club, Army-Navy

PO 1-6884 Cross Country, Intramurals, Varsity Wres­tling, Monitor

WARD, WILLIAM Bill 1745 Hartshorn Avenue 851-4663 Miami University Varsity Wrestling, Monitor, Intramurals, Gym Leader .

WEINSCHENK, PATRICIA 187 5 Chapman A venue 761-8276 Secretary-Kent State University College Club, Pep Club, Friendship Club, Monitor

SENIOR 'B'

AYLWARD, DONNA A. 14719 Orinoco 541-3169 Beautician

Don

G.A.A., Friendship, College Club, Pep Club

BALK, LEONARD Lenny 15609 Glynn PO 1-7869 Teacher-Miami University Band, Intramurals, Monitor

BARONNI, ROBERT Baron 1824 Brightwood 795-3863 Professional Baseball-Western Reserve University Baseball, Football, Track

BATEMAN, CHERYL LYNN Cheri 16122 Greyton EV 1-5186 Teacher-Kent State University Monitor, Band, G.A.A., Future Teachers

BAUMGARDNER, HAROLD GENE Geno

1285 East 135 Street 541-7637 Drafting-Fenn College Swimming Team, Gym Leader, Intramurals

BAYLISS, MARY Molly 3398 Henderson Road PO 1-2182 Teacher-Pomona College College Club, French Club, Orchestra, Stu­dent Council, Friendship Club, National Honor Society

BECK, DONA JEAN 1436 East 135 Street MU 1-1863 Secretary

BELL, DAVID Dave 1410 East 135 541-3560 Tool and Die Designer--Cleveland Insti­tute of Technology Intramurals, Monitor

BELL, DONALD Duck 1069 Thornhill Drive PO 1-0367 Interior Decorating-Port Huron Junior College Wrestling, Track

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WESLEY, BARBARA Bobbi 14922 Elm Avenue PO 1-6169 American University Pep Club, G.A.A., Band, Speech Club, Monitor, National Honor Society

WILSON, JOSEPH Joe 1710 Lakefront Avenue LI 1-2236 Electronics Technician-Max S. Hayes

YURKA, PETER 932 Nelaview Avenue PO 1-0285

BELLAMY, BEULAH Bug 1686 Hower A venue RA 1-4610 Secretary Army-Navy, G.A.A., Friendlihip Club, Monitor, Le Masque Club

BERNIER, DAVID Dave 15740 Glynn Road ER 1-9866 Electrical Engineer-San Jose State Band

BILLINGTON, MICHAEL Mike 1923 Rosemont PO 1-0752 Mathematics--Colgate Student Council-Vice President, Varsity Swimming, Rhythm Teens, German Club, College Club, National Honor ociety

BIRON, LAURA 1744 Wymore Avenue PO 1-0953 G.A.A., Friendship Club, College Club

BUCAR, JAMES .l;luc 1773 Hower Avenue RA 1-3036 Business-Miami of Ohio Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Moni­tor, Student Council

BURNS, RAMONA CHRISTINE Monie 12532 Euclid Avenue sw 5-0430

CABRAL, WALTER 16328 Glynn Road FA 1-2385 Engineering-Escola Naval or Universi­dade do Ceara A.F.S. Student, Student ouncil, Canteen Council, Swimming

BRISTOW, BEVERLY CAROL Bev 1666 East 13 3 Street 541-6481 Secretary Friendship Club, Pep Club

BROOKER, LEILA F. Lee 1744 Wymore Avenue UL 1-5243 Secretary-Dyke Spencerian College Friendship Club

BROWN, LYNN A. 1887 Rosemont PO 1·7379 Mechanical Technician-Fenn Swimming Team, Leaders' Club, Guard Club

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BRUCE, RICHARD 1891 Wadena 791-5519 Law and Government-Miami of Ohio Football

BONICK, CAROLYN MARIE Carol 1296 Rozelle Avenue GL 1-9427 Secretary Shuttle Staff, G.A.A.

BOONE, MARY CATHERINE Boone 1633 Carlyon Road LI 1-8185 Teaching-Ohio University G.A.A., Choir, Le Masque, Pep Club

BRASS, EDWARD Ted 1828 Rosemont Road GL 1-2924 Lawyer-Ohio University Band, Intramurals, J.V. Track, Monitor

BRENNAN, ROBERT Bob 14215 Ardenall UL 1-6255 Business-Dyke Business College Intramurals, Monitor, Gym Leader

BLAIR, JOHN J .B. 1891 Page Avenue GL 1-3610 Mechanical Engineer-Ohio State Baseball, Shuttle Staff, Stage Crew

BLANKENSHIP, MARY ETTA Red 1349 E. 152 Street 681-0632 Airline Stewardess G.A.A., Pep Club, Friendship Club, Hi­Liters, Monitor

BLYTHE, MARLENE Blunt 16023 Caledonia Avenue GL 1-3782 Nursing-Ohio University G.A.A., Friendship Club, Pep Club

BOND, ELLEN E.B. 926 Brunswick Road MU 1-0880 Elementary Teacher-Mount Union Friendship Club, Future Teachers, Pep Club, College Club, Rhythm Teens Na-tional Honor Society '

CAMPBELL, JAMES 14411 Potomac Avenue LI 1-0293 Education-Bowling Green Football, Track, German Club Wrestling, lntramurals, Monitor '

CARLSON, INGRID BRIGIT 1124 Brandon Road FA 1-6234 Organist-Baldwin-Wallace Friendship Club, Band, Orchestra Choir, College Club '

CARLSO , LAURA JA E 15710 Hazel Road PO 1-1626 Allegbney College Spanish National Honor Society G.A.A., Friendship Club, College Club '

CAROFF, JOHN L. 5161 Harmony Lane, Willoughby Ohio 942-8699 ' Aeronautical Engineering-U.S. Air Force Academy Wrestling

CARROLL, SHEILA LEE 14517 Ardenall Avenue UL 1-0575 Secretary G.A.A., Friendship Club, Future Nurses

CAST, JAMES Jim 1875 Page Avenue PO 1-0411 Automotive Mechanic Pep Club, Swimming Team, Intramurals, Monitor

CERNEY, CAROLEE 1477 Elderwood Avenue 681-7364 Beautician G.A.A.

CHORMAN, JAMES FREDRICK Jim 15612 Oakbill Road PO 1-8979 Football Manager, Track Team

CIRINO, VICTORIA CONSTANCE 1321 Shawview Avenue L1 1-1017 Teaching-Ohio State Director of Hi-Liters, Varsity manager of Cheerleaders, Pep Club, President, G.A.A., Monitor

CLAYMAN, AMY C. Arne 15700 Brewster Road YE 2-2860 Nursing-Michigan University National Honor Society, Varsity Cheer­leading, Student Council, Army-Navy, Ath­letic Council

COLOSI, JOSEPH F. Joe 1858 Penrose Avenue GA 1-1763 Bookkeeping-Penn College

COMERFORD, PATRICK LEO Pat 1829 Alvason Road PO 1-4934 Enginf!er-Fenn College In tram urals

CONSILIO, ROSILIND Ros 13 705 Graham Road UL 1-1768 Commercial Art Pep Club, Le Masque, Shuttle Staff, G.A.A. , Monitor

CHRYSLER, MARGARET JEAN Peggy 2067 Taylor Road MU 1-4183 Teaching-Miami University Student Council-Secretary, Varsity Cheer­leader, Canteen Council, Athletic Council, Choir, G.A.A., Pep Club

CUNNINGHAM, CAROLE ANN 1267 East 146 Street PO 1-7174 Secretary G.A.A., Catalina Club, Monitor

CURTIS, JAMES JOSEPH Frog 959 Nelaview PO 1-7536 Teacher-Penn French Club, Intramurals

DAILEY, DONALD EDWARD Don 391 Caledonia Avenue PO 1-8140 Electronic Engineer-John Carroll

DANIELS, MARY ELIZABETH 3 3 66 Lownesdale Road MU 1-1689 Secretary rep Club, G.A.A., Friendship Club, Mon­Itor

DEASY, NEIL 3066 East Derbyshire 932-3475 Electrical Engineer-Western Reserve Shuttle Staff

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DICKON, CHRIS PAUL 13404 Gainsboro 761-5914 Journuli~t-Miami University Intramurals, Shuttle Staff

DODSON, JAMES EDWARD Jim 1877 Alandale Avenue GL 1-5571 Football, Intramurals, Monitor

DODSON, JOHN Jack 1877 Allandale GL 1-5571 Draftsman Football

DONATELLI, PATRICIA ANNE 1898 Penrose Avenue GA 1-1020 Airline Hostess-Kent G.A.A., Friendship Club

DOUGLASS, MARYANNE M. 13702 Shaw Avenue MU 1-1897 Future Teachers Association, Band, Col­lege Club, Friend hip Club

DOWNS, DAVID FORREST Dave 1 023 Greyton PO 1-4850 Kent State College J.V. Football, Track, Orchestra, Swimming Team, Intramurals

DROBA VICIUS, NORA Princess 15216 Elderwood Road LI 1-5873 Ballet Dancer University of California in Los Angeles Le Masque, French Club

DROTLEFF LARRY JAMES 1379 Elwood Road LI 1-2393 Lab Technician-Wittenberg College German Club, Choir, College Club

ELLIS, LOUISE Loo 13912 Northfield Avenue MU 1-5720 Medical Secretary-Ohio University G.A.A., Friendship Club, Shuttle Staff, Le­Masque, Monitor

ENGLES, BARBARA JEAN Bobbi 14000 Orinoco Avenue PO 1-2581 Secretary G.A.A., Friendship Club

ERCIUS, RUTH ANN Root Ann 3422 Henderson Road PO 1-7152 Social Worker-Wittenberg University G.A.A., Pep Club, Friendship Club, Rhythm Teens, French Club

FENYVES, MARCIA 121 I Rozelle Avenue Mathematician-Ohio State J.V. Cheerleading, G.A.A., Pep Club

FERGUSON, RUTH ELLEN Slim 3426 Hartwood Road UL 1-0625 Teacher-Kent State University G.A.A., Pep Club, Monitor

FINUCANE, CHARLES JOSEPH Chase 1567 Doan Avenue LI 1-6632 Entomology

FIORELLO, FLORENCE KATHRYN Flo 14500 Scioto Avenue PO 1-1102 Telephone Operator

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FLOWERS, JAMES 15750 Terrace Road 761-6813 Medicine University of Virginia Choir, Rhythm Teens, Football, Baseball

FORSCHNER, DOUG LEE 13927 Elm Avenue PO 1-5129 IBM Technician-IBM School Intramurals

FOUTS, PATRICIA Patty 971 Helmsdale Road Ll1-3637 Teacher-Augustanna College G.A.A., Friendship; French Club, College Club, Student Council

GARDINER, .ELLEN MARIE 16230 Oakhill Road Ll1-5184 Physician-Cornell University Le Masque, German Club, College Club, Science Club, Monitor, National Honor Society

GATAUTIS, VISGAILE MARY Gaile 1269 Carlyon Road MU 1-5378 Teacher-Kent State Future Teachers Association, Le Masque, Pep Club

GATTOZZI, ANTO 10 ETTE MICHELE Toni

l257 Taylor Road MU 1-4831 Beautician-Cleveland Academy of Cos­metology G.A.A., Pep Club, Friendship Club

GENSLER, GAYLE Fidget 1747 Bryn Mawr GL 1-6709 Keypunch-Operator-Whiting Business G.A.A., Friendship. Pep Club

GIANCOLA, NICHOLAS DAVID ick 14822 Dover Avenue LI 1-7539 Retail Management Stage Crew

GIESEL, MARILYN ANN 1361 Hampton Road PO 1-8580 Secretary-Ohio University Future Teachers Association, Friendship Club, Band

GOLDWYN, BONNIE JO B.J. 1822 Garfield Road LI 1-5617 Chemistry Research-Radcliffe Le Masque Club, French Club, Reading Room

GOODWIN, KATHLEEN JOAN Kate 1835 Windermere 851-2039 Interior Decorator-University of Illinois

GOUGER, DIANE MARIE 15686 Fenemore Road YE 2-2146

GRANT, JOANN 3404 Thorne Road PO 1-7720 Ohio State University Canteen Council, National Honor Society, Hi-Liters, Student Council, Orchestra

GREGGS, KENNETH CHARLES Grubbs 3398 Winsford Road LI 1-8473 Accounting-Bowling Green Band

GUNVALSE , LOUISE Wiej 13317 Shaw Avenue MU 1-6907 Teaching-Mount Union G.A.A., Choir, Pep Club, Friendship Club, Future Teachers Association GURKEY, PATRICIA Pat 1268 East 135 Street PO 1-6150 Secretary G.A.A., Athletic Council GUTHRIE, JUDITH LYNNE Judy 1722 Northfield Avenue PO 1-6031 Future Teachers Association, Future Nurses Association, Friendship Club HAMILTO , DEN IS JAMES Denny 15553 Henley Road ER 1-1849 Business Administration-Colgate Univer­sity J.V. Baseball, College Club, French Club, Speech Club, Student Council, National Honor Society HANAWALT, LARRY ALLEN 1836 Nela Avenue 761-5412 College of Wooster Basketball, National Honor Society

HAR ISH, ROGER ALA 1301 Lakefront Avenue 451-3743 Auto Mechanics HARTORY, JAMES Jim 1616 Parker Drive HI 9-0626 Physical Education Teacher-Kent Student Council, Guard Club, Swim Team, Gym Leader, Swim Leader

HAWK, JAMES WILLIAM Jim 14305 Bardwell MU 1-6035 Engineer-Ohio University Student Council Service Committee, Chair­man and Social Committee Chairman, Ger­man Club, College Club, Football, Monitor

HAYES, JEANNETTE 1742 Holyoke Avenue PO 1-7641 Business Secretary

HAYES JOAN ANN 1742 Holyoke Avenue PO 1-7641 Business

HEINRICH, GRETCHEN E. Gretch Cottage Hill Farm 11 CL 6-3692 Social Work-Wells College Friendship Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., French Club, College Club

HENDERSON, CHARLES WILLIAM Hendy

1324 East 143 Street GL 1-7196 Dentist-Western Re erve University Le Masque, Pep Club, College Club, Intra­murals

HE DERSON, FREDERICK 1324 East 143 Street GL 1-7196 Dentist-Mount Union Wrestling Team, Student Council, College Club, Life Guard Club HENSO , CAROLE V. Cackie 1447 Hayden Avenue 451-0841 Secretary-Georgia Tech. G.A.A., Future Nurses, Business Club, Shuttle Staff, Monitor

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HERMON, KATHERINE 1262 Castleton Road EV 1-6193 Secretary-Dyke College College Club, G.A.A.

HERRICK, ALLAN P A L 1452 Washington Boulevard 449-2697 Track, .Ba eball, Bowling

HIGHLEY, DO ALD E. 1686 Hower A venue sw 5-2027 Football, Wrestling, Ba eball

HILLWIG, KATHRYN 1240 East 145 Street LI 1-8308 Secretary

HIRSCH, PETER 1437 East 133 treet

Kay

Tomato

Kathy

Commercial Artist-CleveJ;md fnslitule of Art Varsity Football, German lub, Tnu.:k, Pep Club, lntramu als

HODGE, CHRISTINE 1227 Rozelle Avenue MU 1-9025 Secretary-Dyke College Choir, Monitor, Orchestra, Friendship Club,

ational Honor Society

HOFF, STUART 1277 East 141 Street 451-0026 M eta/lurgical Engineer-California Institute of Technology Student Council, French Club, College Club, J.V. Basketball, Baseball

HOFFMAN, PHYLLIS 14512 Northfield Avenue LI 1-5267 Psychology-Western Reserve G.A.A., Le Masque, Spani h National Hon­or Society, Choir, National Honor Society

HOGYA, WE LEY ALA Wes 13904 haw PO 12027 Teacher Football, Gym Leader, Monitor, Intramu­rals

HOLEC, KENN 2048 Alton Road IV 1-3783 Electrical Engineer-Pw due University German Club, Intramural , Monitor

HOLLISTER, ROBERT Bob 15776 Euclid Avenue PO 1-7392 Public Accounring-Ohio niversiLy J.V. Football, Intramurals, College Club, Monitor

HOLMES, EDWARD Edzo 15008 Elm Avenue LI 1-7333 Forestry Varsity Football, . Wlm Team, Baseball, Guard Club

HONROTH, DALE 2528 ewberry Drive FA 1-0926 Miami University Varsity Football, College Club. 'tudent Council, Canteen 'ouncil

HORNING, JANN KATHY 970 Selwyn Road EV 1-6088 Teaching-Univer ity of Maryland Catalina Swim Club, Band, Orchestra, Friendship, Pep Club, G.A.A.

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HRABAK, DALE 1173 Bender Avenue PO 1-1192 Draftsman Student Council, College Club, Le Masque, German Club, Shuttle Staff

HUNTER, ANN 1889 Belmore Avenue LI 1-9270 Dental Assistant-Baldwin Wallace Le Masque, College Club, Monitor INOUE, ATSUKO Sukee 1745 Lakefront Avenue PO 1-0950 International Christian University

IZZO, ROSANNE MARIE Randi 2280 Taylor Road EV 1-1963 Teacher-Miami University Friendship Club, Pep Club, Pepett , Rhythm Teens, G.A.A., College Club JENKINS, DOUG D. J. 16508 Elm Avenue MU 1-0036 Forestry Football, Track

JOHNSON, DOROTHY SUE 3382 Henderson Road 851-5180 Medical Technologist-Western Reserve Band, Vice President, College Club, Friend­ship Club, Science Club, Monitor

JOHNSON, JOYCE MAY 1772 Fay A venue MU 1-2358 Shorthand Teacher-Cedarville College Athletic Council, G.A.A., Choir, Army­Navy

KADIS, JEAN Bloody 14112 Ardenall Avenue MU 1-2628 Secretary Catalina Club, G.A.A., Monitor, Pep Club

KAMME, GERALDINE ANN Gerry 16012 Elderwood PO 1-7727 Secretary G.A.A., Monitor

KAPKA, ALICE MARY 1847 Brightwood Avenue 791-8806 New York University Le Masque, Spanish National Honor So­ciety, G.A.A.

KAPUSNIAK, ICK 1841 Brightwood Street sw 1-5668

KELLY, GLENN~CHARD 1754 Page Avenue 681-4776 Military Service Intramurals, Monitor

KEMERER, VERNA J. Vern 974 Brunswick Road MU 1-6783 Business Administration-Pennsylvania State Pep Club, Friendship Club, G.A.A. Moni­tor, Future Teachers

ICE NA , DWIGHT Wart 1224 East !34th Street Coast Guard Intrnmurals, College Club, J.V. Swimming, Monitor

KEPICH, JOHN 14717 Alder Avenue 761-2854 J.V. Baseball, Varsity Baseball, Intramurals

KONSTANTS, AGRA Micki 15629 Euclid Avenue LI 1-1570 English Teacher-Miami University Student Council, Hi-Liters, Army-Navy, German Club, G.A.A.

KORELL, KATHLEEN SUSAN Smiley 12421 Gruss Avenue LI 1-1346 Ohio University Pep Club, Friendship, G.A.A., Army-Navy

KRABER, CLAUDIA LOGA Claudja 1875 Beersford GL 1-2194 Medical Secretary Hi-Liters, Rhythm Teens, G.A.A., Pep Club, College Club

KRATSAS, MARIA 1885 Penro e Avenue GA 1-1702

KRATSAS, THEODORE 1885 Penrose Avenue GA 1-1702 IBM Intramurals

KRINER, GFORGE 1182 Rozelle PO 1-3792

KRUSE, KAREN RUTH 1119 Selwyn Road EV 1-4032

Teddy

Butch

Home Economics Teacher-Baldwin-Wal­lace Choir, College Club, Future Nurses

LAPKA, 1 CLAUDIA 1377 Hampton Road MU 1-1066 Elementary Education-Bowling Green Hi-Liters, Choir, G.A.A., Friendship Club, Pep Club.

LaRICHE, TIMOTHY LEE 1835 Wadena RA 1-9021 Fenn College Intramurals

T.L.R.

LAWRENCE, LEWIS Lewey 1649 Carlyon Road Dentistry-City College, Los Angeles Cross Country, Intramurals, Swimming, Gym Leader, Track, Monitor

LEGG, ROBERT D. Rob 13416 Emily Avenue 851-1283 Swimming Team

LETSO, CINDY 1540 Hillcre t 932-5679 Secretary

LEWIS, MILDRED MAE Millie 1253 Bender A venue 541-5161 Physical Therapy-Cleveland Clinic G.A.A., Le Masque

LEWIS, ROBERT H. 1853 Vassar Avenue 541-7119 Air Force-Maryland State University

LEYDIG, JOSEPH WILLIAM 1347 Shawview Avenue PO 1-7931 Air-Force Gym Leader

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LOFTUS, KEVIN WESLEY KL 16281 Oakhill Road 681-8900 Lawyer-Duke University National Honor Society, Canteen Council, Student Council, College Club, Track, Na­tional Honor Society

LOGAN, JAMES 14619 Elm Avenue 681-0762 Flight Engineer

LOWERY, JOHN T. Jay Lee 13912 Baldwin Avenue MU 1-0646 Miami University Intramurals

LOWERY, PAUL JERROME P. J. 13912 Baldwin Avenue 681-0646 lntramurals

LUNAR, JOSEPH E. Joe 1871 Brightwood RA 1-5230 Intramural , Shuttle Staff

MACHOLTZ, RONALD GEORGE 1378 Shawview Avenue GL 1-7838 Construction Football, Intramurals

MACKE, KAREN RAE 10323 Brighton Road PO 1-1422

MACKENZIE, EUNICE LOUISE 13903 Potomac Avenue LI 1-8471 Business G.A.A., Friendship Club

MAGNUSSON, PAUL EDWIN 14709 Ardenall Avenue LI 1-0091 Journalism Rhythm Teens, Intramurals, Tennis Team Choir, Le Masque, National Honor Society

MAIN, HAROLD EDWARD Rusty 13514 Graham Road LI 1-8716 Policeman-West Virginia University B~ketball, Cross Country, Track, Swim­mmg, Intramurals

MARCHINCHIN, JOSEPH EDWARD

1919 Van Buren MU 1-8014 Ohio State Intramurals

J.M.

MAREMAA, THOMAS Tom 1666 East 133 Street GL 1-2025 Physics-Brown University German Club, Var ity Tennis, Intramurals, College Club, Monitor, National Honor Society

MARSHAUS, ROBERT EUGE E Bobby 1370 E. 141 Street LII-3718 Business Administration-Miami University Intramurals

MARTIN, MARIANNE MARGARET 14628 Shaw Avenue MU 1-3448 Elementary Education-Bowling Green Band, G.A.A., Pep Club, Friendship Club, Orche tra

MATUS, MARTIN M. Marty 1834 Beersford Road MU 1-6940 Athletics Football, Baseball, Student Council, J.V. Swimming, Monitor

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13404 Forest Hill Avenue PO 1-6667 G.A.A. McATEE, RAYMOND JOHN Ray 1419 Coit Avenue LI 1-4977 McCLOUD, ROBERT THORNTON Bob 1071 Selwyn Road EV 1-4684 Ohio University Choir, Intramurals McCONN, GEORGE RAYMOND 1741 North Taylor Road 851-2243 Medical Technologist-College of Medical Technology McCORKLE, JULIE C. Jill 914 Dresden MU 1-6260 Secondary Math Teacher-West Liberty State College, West Virginia Pep Club, G.A.A., Friendship Club, Guard Club, Monitor McCOY, MARY ELIZABETH Nicky 1238 North Lockwood 541-4561 Modeling

McDONALD, KAREN 1755 Wymore Avenue LI 1-1054 . Spanish National Honor Soc1ety, Le Masque

MciVER. ANN 1823 Page Avenue PO 1-3393 . v· Spanish National Honor Soc1ety- 1ce President, College Club, Le Masque

McKEE, TIM 2035 Brunswick 541-0484 O.S.U. Extention Intramurals, J.V. Baseball, Monitor, Wres­tling

McKNIGHT, JOHN 14209 Mayfair Avenue MU 1-1730 Miami of Ohio Intramurals, Football, Choir, Rhythm Teens

McLENNAN, KATHY 1 831 Sheldon MU 1-6869 Secretary-Dyke Monitor

McLINN, ANN 835 Caledonia Avenue UL 1-1838 Nursing-Western Reserve G.A.A., Future Nurses

Sam

Cookie

MEACHAM, RALPH Meach 1742 Allandale Avenue PO 1-4051 Engineering-Ohio University . College Club, Swimming, Momtor, Intra­murals

MELREIT, ROBERT Reich 15540 Glynn Road ER 1-4661 Engineering--Case Swimming, College Club, Intramurals, Na­tional Honor Society

MEYERS, JAY Cowboy 1466 E. 13 3 Street MU 1-0138 Foresrry-New York State Ranger School Basketball, Football, Cross Country, Intra­murals

MICKSHAW, GERALDINE LEE Deane 2113 Westburn Road KE 1-4695 . . . Dental Hygiene-Ohio State Umvers1ty G.A.A., Pep Club, Friendship Club, Col­lege Club

MILLER, WILLIAM 14302 cioto Avenue MU 1-4810 Civil Engineering-Ohio State Choir

Bill

MOL AR, JAMES 1272 East !41st Street

Mons

PO 1-5887 . . Industrial Engineer-Ohio Uruversny Intramurals

MOORE, KATHLEEN Kathy 3346 Lownesdale Road MU 1-3102 E 1 em en tar y School Teacher-Bowling Green . Student Council, Canteen <:;ouncil~ecre­tary, Friendship Club-V1ce President, G .A.A., Pep Club

MORAN, JOHN Johnny 1769 Rosedale Avenue PO 1-0933 Electrical Engineer

MOREHART, BILL Bill 16313 Brewster Road YE 1-2177 Banker-Ohio State Football, Wrestling, Band

MORROW, AUDREY Peaches 13902 Orinoco UL 1-4527 . Airline Stewardess-Miami Univers1ty G.A.A., Guard Club, Mixed Chorus, Pep Club, Monitor.

MOTT, KAREN LEE 1849 Taylor Road UL 1-0873 Secretary-Ohio University G.A.A.

MUENGER, THOMAS Thorn 1736 Strathmore 541-6633 Industrial Engineering-University of Tole­do Cross-Country

NARDI, JUDITH ANN Jude 14149 Euclid Avenue 851-2725 Dental Receptionist

NESSER, JILL ANN 13818 Ardenall Avenue PO 1-0060 Airline Stewardess-Penn College G.A.A., College Club, Friendship Club

NEUBAUER, BARRY Ernie 3422 Rosedale MU 1-8314 Music Education-Mount Union Orchestra, Rhythm Teens, College Club, Swimming Team, Monitor

NEWTON, KAREN Baby Huey 1266 E. 141 Street GL 1-0549 Secretary-Valparaiso University G.A.A., Pep Club, Monitor

NIMMO, TIMOTHY O'BRIEN Captain 874 Greyton Road LI 1-2512 Teacher-Case Institute of Technology Science Club, Choir, College Club, Track Team, Monitor, National Honor Society

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NISSEN, JACK Lucky 1740 Page Avenue MU 1-7457 Chemist-John Carroll German Club, Monitor

NOBLE, RO ALD LEE 991 Brunswick LI 1-2629 . . Mechanical Engineer- ruvcr:uly of Akron

NOON, PATRICK ROBERT Pat 16328 Glynn Road FA 1-9385 . . Electrical Engineer- Purdue Uruversny Band Rhythm Teens, German Club, Stu­dent 'council, ational Honvr Society

NORTON, RICHARD KENNETH

160 10 N elacrest 761-4993 Engineer-Ohio State German Club

Skee-Wee

O'CON ELL, MARILYN LOUISE 17 40 Hartshorn 451-2283 Secretary G.A.A.

OHMAN, CAROLYN SUE oxy 3289 Chelsea Drive ER 1-0888 . . Model-Bowling Green State Uruvers1ty G.A.A.

0' EILL, PATRICIA Pat 1724 Shaw Avenue UL 1-0230 Nurse U.A.A., Future urses Association, College Club, Monitor

ORANTAS, D I Dolly 13506 Fourth Avenue 761-6477 Elementary School Teaching-Kent State University Future Teachers, Colh::ge Club

PASSERALLO, ANDR A LEN Andi 932 Vineshire 382-6750 Teacher-Kent State University Future Teachers As oc1ation, Le Mnsque, College Club, French Club, •uture Nw·ses

PEROSSA, UNO 1753 Amherst LI 1-1558 Engineer-Ohio Univer ity Student Council, Varsity Track, College Club, Gym Leader, Life Guard Club

PERRY, THOMAS JOHN Tom 1712 North Taylor Road 761-4609 Miami University Student Council, German Club, Canteen Council, College Club, Shuttle Staff, Gym Leader

PETERSON, MARA 1845 Rosemont PO 1-3553 Archaeologist-Ohio State University College Club, Student Council, G.A.A., German Club

PETRUCCIO, ROSEMARY Petunia 1253 East 135 Street 541-6289 Government Secretary Pep Club

PHALEN, GEORGE CHARLES 15381 Brewster Road FA 1-5822 Doctor-Baldwin Wallace Band

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PHILIPP, ARTHUR D. Chief 1003 Caledonia 761-2118 Economics-Wittenberg Student Council, Choir-President, Shuttle Staff, Cross Country, Varsity Baseball

POIROT, KARE IRE E 1357 Elwood Road PO 1-9861 G.A.A., Friendship Club

POSATIERE, DIANA 843 Helmsdale GL 1-7475 Secretary-Kent State G.A.A., Friendship Club

PUCELLA, ROMEO 1635 Elberon Avenue sw 1-5070

PUT AM, PATRICIA AN 1839 Brightwood Street 721-2493 Documentation-Radcliffe National Honor Society, Speech Club, G.A.A., Le Masque

RAWLEY, SUE FRANCES 13603 Beaumont Street PO 1-2611 Secretary G.A.A., Friendship, Pep Club, Monitor

REED, VIRGI IA JEAN 13511 Sixth Avenue LI 1-5275 Banking G.A.A.

RICE, LA WRE CE UL 1-5737 Mechanic Intramurals, Monitor

RIENDEAU, SHARON SUZANNE Shari 1362 E. 139 Street PO 1-9075 Secretary

ROBERT , LI DA A. 2026 Brunswick Road 761-7456 Social Worker-Miami University Band, G.A.A., Friend hip Club, College Club, French Club

ROE, CATHY Cath 1688 Lockwood Avenue PO J-0528 Physical Therapy-Wittenberg University G.A.A., Synchronized Swimming, Life Guard Club, Friendship Club

ROHDE, ERIC ROBERT Rick 1313 Shawview Avenue LI 1-5745 Automotive Engineer Swimming Team, Gym Leader

ROSE, ELIZABETH A. Bitsy 16233 Cleviden Road YE 2-1870 Foreign Service-Oberlin French Club, ational Honor Society, A.F.S. Student

ROSE, JANICE ELAINE 1906 Ro emont Road 851·8496 Fashion Coordinator-Tobe-Colburn Band, Friendship Club, G.A.A., Chorus

ROSEN, SID EY M. 1628 Pontiac PO 1-7057 Photograplter-Fenn College

ROTHE BERGER, DALE MAXWELL Burgess

998 Caledonia Avenue PO 1-8920 Engineering-Purdue University National Honor Society, College Club, Bas­ketball, Track, Intramurals

RUMBOLD, WILLABETH ANDREA Willi

163 I Delmont A venue 721-0845 Social Worker-Kent G.A.A., French Club, College Club, Choir

SAGARIS, A ITA MAE Poofica 1630 Elsinore Road UL 1-4544 Lab Technician-Kent G.A.A., German Club, Friendship Club

SAMIDE, JOE 1891 Knowles Avenue PO 1-4285 Policeman Wrestling

SANTACOLOMA, HERNAN 1849 Allandale PO 1-2184 Intemarional Diplomat-University of Madrid Speech Club, Spanish Honor Society, Fu­ture Teachers of America

SAPPE FIELD, SUE A N 1894 Page A venue MU 1-6836 Elementary Education-Grove City College G.A.A.,

1Spanish ational Honor Society

SCHLIEBNER, LAURA SUSAN 1607 Lakefront Avenue 681-5049 American Consulate-Katherian Gibbs Sec­retarial School

SCHNEIDER, GEORGE EDWARD

1820 Garfield Avenue L1 1-6663 Printer Intramurals

SCHOENE , PHIL JAMES 1521 Holyoke Road Real Estate-Kent State

Big George

Breezy

SCHRECK, IRVING EDWARD Skip 1888 Wymore Road GL 1-0191 Lawyer-Allegheny College German Club, College Club, Student Coun­cil, Canteen Council, Tennis, National Hon­or Society

SCHULTZ, JAMES Jim 908 Selwyn EV 1-7767 Engineer-Ohio University College Club, German Club, Intramurals, Monitor

SCRUGGS, THOMAS Tom 13414 Clairborne MU 1-3480 Intramurals

SECURA, MARION FAY Mar 10211 Burton Avenue PO 1-5066 Nurse-Ohio State Monitor, G.A.A.

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SEIDEL, MICHAEL LAWRENCE Mike 1875 Knowles Avenue MU 1-0688 Astrophysics--California Institute of Tech­nology Swimming Team, German Club, I~tramu­rals, Science Club, Chess Team, Chotr

SE GER, DIANNE ELIZABETH Dynee 3387 Lownesdale Road GL 1-0344 Administrative Nursing-Ohio State Uni­versity National Honor Society, G.A.A., Canteen Council, Friendshtp Club-President, Shut­tle Staff SHARTZ, JEAN 16324 Greyton Road EV 2-7548 SHODA, TIMOTHY MARTIN Tim 1772 oble Road UL 1-7529 Arizona University Football, Basketball, Baseball

SHOULDIS, DONNA SUE Donnie 1738 Coit A venue Secretary-Lee College Monitor, G.A.A.

SIMON, CARROLL Simon 14003 Mont Avenue YE 2-1354 Social Work-Kent State Pep Club, G.A.A., Friendship, Future Nur­ses, Monitor

SIMPKINS, FREDA JANE Fredo 1724 Bryn Mawr Art-Institute of Art G.A.A., Friendship, Shuttle Staff, Monitor.

SIRBELLO, PATRICIA LYNN Pat 1067 Nelaview Road 451-6355 Executive Secretary--cleveland Academy of Professional Secretaries G.A.A., Pep Club, Friendship Club, Busi­ness Club, Monitor

SKIN ER, SUZANNE Sue I 009 Worton Park Drive HI 2-4595 Elementary Education-Allegheny G.A.A., College Club, Catalina Club, Guard Club, Friendship Club

SMALLEY, JAMES WILLIAM Smatz 14608 Orinoco A venue MU 1-6734 Coaching Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Student Council, Monitor

SMITH, MICHAEL CHARLES Mike 883 Eloi e Drive 541-8004 John Carroll

SMITH, RICHARD A. Bunyan Paul 1678 Hower Avenue 721-2212 F.C.C. Electrician-Electronics School J.V. Football, Track, Intramurals

SNYDER, ART LAWRENCE 1877 Rosalind A venue PO 1-9498 Baker

tage Crew, Swimming Team

Arper

SOUCHE, CAROLE SUE Frenchy 1854 Taylor Road MU 1-2156 Beautician--Cleveland Academy of Cosme­tology Pepettes, Hi-Liters, G.A.A., Army-Navy, Pep Club

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SPRING, LOIS Lo 1740 Shaw Avenue PO 1-9086 Nursing-Penn College Athletic Council, G .A.A., College Club, French Club, Science Club

STAMOS, ADELE Liz 1275 East 144 Street GL 1-4993 Catalina Club, Guard Club, G.A.A., Col­lege Club, Friendship Club

STEINER, SALLY MAY 15457 Euclid Avenue PO 1-6151 Secretary

STRAWN, THOMAS CORWIN 1834 Idlewood Avenue MU 1-7903 Concert and Orchestra Performer-Curti~ Institute of Music Intramurals, College Club, Orchestra

STROBERG, A. LINNEA 3410 Rosedale Road PO 1-3325 Elementary Education-Western Reserve University Pepettes, G.A.A., Athletic Council, College Club. Friendship Club, National Honor Society

STROUD, MARY FRANCES 15500 Oak:hill Road GL 1-5960 Teaching-Ohio State Student Council, Canteen Council, Athletic Council, College Club, Friendship Club, National Honor Society

STURGIS, CHARLES Tim 1764 Auburndale Avenue 231-7359

SUNDERLAND, DOROTHEAIDELLA Dolly

14002 Shaw Avenue Nurse-Fenn G.A.A., Pep, Friendship, College Club, Service Club

TAAG, GRETCHEN ANN Gretch 1767 Eddy Road PO 1-2843 Business-Midland College Service Group, Le Masque, G.A.A., Friend­ship Club

TARTARA, CHRISTOPHER Chris 3373 Monticello Avenue YE 2-8243 Business Administration-Miami University Student Council, Canteen Council-Vice President, J.V. Basketball, J.V. Ba eball, Gym Leader

TASKES, ROBERT MICHAEL Bob 1440 Hayden Avenue GL 1-7155 Gym Instructor-Ohio State University Football, Track, Intramurals

TECHET, PATRICIA MARLANE Patti 1754 Wymore Avenue 451-8958 Psychologist G.A.A., Band, Friendship Club, College Club, Chorus

THOMAS, ROBERT JOHN 16122 Nelaview LI 1-6444 Advertising-Miami University Lc Masque, College Club, French Club, Intramurals

THOMPSON, CAROLE JOANNE 13415 Garden Road UL 1-3968 Secretary-Dyke Business College Pep Club, G.A.A., Friendship, Le Ma que, Service Organization

UNDERWOOD, FRANK GAYLORD Woody

1353 Shawview Avenue MU 1-3267 Writer

V ALDUKAITIS, BETTY 1888 Burnette Avenue 761-7032 Teacher-Kent State University Le Masque, Future Teachers, College Club, G.A.A., Future Nurses

VAN VOORHIS, JAN KARL 2028 Hanover Drive PO 1-8471 Cornell German Club-Vice President, College Club, Student Council-Treasurer, Canteen Council, Rhythm Teens

VORWERK DONALD ARTHUR Don 87 4 Greyton Road Ll 1-2512 EnRineering-Case Institute of Technology Choir, Science Club, College Club, Monitor

WAGNER, JUDITH Princess 13601 Fourth Avenue 681-5711 Commercial Art G.A.A., Pep Club, Shuttle Staff, Pepettes Monitor

WALSH, KAREN LUCILLE 3567 orthvale Boulevard FA 1-8932 Psychologist-Denison University G.A.A., Friembhip, Pep Club, French Club, huttle Staff

WALTERS, ROBERT EDWARD Bob 16461 Northvale Boulevard YE 2-6297 Doctor of Veterinary Medicine-Ohio State University Golf Team, College Club, Band, Intramu­rals, Concession Stand-Manager

WARD, ANCY 15409 Brewster Road

R 1-9763 Elementary Education-Mount Union Col­lege Choir, Friendship Club, French Club, Fu­ture Teachers Association-Treasurer, Col­lege Club

WARDELL, JOHN FREDERICK 1834 Grasmere Avenue MU 1-3461 Forestry-University of Idaho Monitor, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball -Manager, Intramurals, National Honor Society

WARDELL, SUSANN ALICE Susie 14628 Ardenall UL 1-5721 Beautician-Cleveland Academy G.A . . , Friendship, Pep Club

WATTERS, MICHAEL GEORGE 2100 Newbury Drive ER 1-3068 Var ity Swimmin~, Student Council, Can­teen Council. NatiOnal Honor Society, Ger­man Club-President

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WEATHERS, DOROTHY JEAN 1281 Melbome Medical Technician-St. Au~:ustinc G.A.A., College Club, Le Masque, Fnend­ship

WEBSTER, PAUL RICHARD Pablo 949 Whitby Road EV 1-3834 Busrness Administration enn College J .V. Football, Monitor, College Club, Stu­dent Council, Intramurals

WECK,TERRENCE 1997 elawood MU 1-5904 Ohio University Football, Monitor, lntramurals

WEIGEL, PATRICIA KATHLEEN

1735 ortbfield Avenue MU 1-1811 Secretary

Terry

Carrot

G.A.A., Friendship Club, tage Crew

WELLS, SANDRA KAY Sandie 1756 Page MU 1-2376 G.A.A., Pep Club, Friendship Club

WHALEN, DONNA LOU Lulu I 715 Northfield A venue UL 1-1795 Policewoman

WHITE, ROBERT Bob 1885 Grasmere PO 1-1617 Economics-Ohio State College Club, German Club, Shuttle Staff, Track Team, Intramurals

WILSON, CHARL S A. lliff 1302 Coit Avenue PO 1-2722 Mortuary Science--Grove City College College Club, Band, Intramurals

WOODWORTH, PHYLLIS ANN 3668 Northvale Boulevard YE 2-1242 Teacher G.A.A., Pep Club, Athletic Council- Pres­ident, Army-Navy, National Honor Society

WORCESTER, PAUL BROOKS 15942 Glynn Road 932-5175 Teacher-Kent State Diversity Future Teachers Association, Science Club, French Club, Band, Monitor

YELOUSHAN, KATHY A Wopper 14314 Savannah Avenue MU 1-0179 Airline Stewardess G .A.A., Friendship, Mixed Chorus

YOUKEL, FREDERICK Fred 1244 East 145 Street PO l-2248 Tool and Die Maker Intramurals

YOUNG, BARBARA ANNE 14118 Orinoco Avenue 681-6579 Secretary G.A.A.

ZAMBLAUSKAS, JOHN J. 1824 ldlewood UL 1-7277

ZELEZNIK, RUBY 1762 Auburndale Road 231-7359 Se,·re/ary Monitor

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