HIS /*£*&; wm james ford rhodes senior high school foreword - When do you graduate? - In January of 1970. - January? How did you manage that? - I started school in January. - Oh ... I still don't understand. - Well, everyone in the class was born between October and February, so ... January classes are often confronted with these questions. The best answer would be to tell • the story of the stars' influence. Only people born under the signs of Libra, Scorpio, Sag- gitarius, Capricorn, and Aquarius belong to a January class. Stars, be on our side. mr. torn ehlerf "You must be willing to pay the price for success." This motto is typical of the teacher who has set a fine example for us in citizen­ ship, sportsmanship, and pa­ dedication triotism. During his years at Rhodes, he has served as football and wrest ling coach, teacher, and advisor. His concern has earned our respect. He is a one-man booster club for the 12A class. principal's message TO YOUR CLASS January, 1970 Congratulations are in order to each of you. You have our very best wishes. Now you face a future beyond high school. You will be living in a country and a world where our interests constantly will be related to the needs and interests of others. Your high school years have been historic ones. When you were entering high school, man was making elementary steps into space. During your senior year, three brave Americans journeyed to the moon and landed there. Perhaps this astounding feat will emphasize that each of you, in your own way, will need to be an ex­ plorer. You will make your own discoveries, seek your own triumphs, and endure your own failures. Well, seniors, you are strong enough to do it. We are confident you will find a way to live useful lives during which you will find a way to provide service needed by others. Good luck to each of you in the January, 1970 class. Thank you for the friendly cooperation and help the members of your class have offered Rhodes High School. MdU^~ HH| MR. MICHAEL MASS A, Kent State University, MISS MARJORIE,HINE, Kent State University, B. S.; B. S., M.A. Western Reserve University, M. A. assistant principals guidance MRS. NICOLETTA counselors THEODORE, Boston University, B. S. ; MISS ANNABELLE Western Reserve Uni WHALEN, Marietta versity, M. A, College, B. A.; John Carroll University, M.A. tflmikM MR. ROBERT MR, BUDD MR. OLIVER MR. RONALD MR, MARK MISS BETTY SIFRITT, HEGELE, HOFFMAN, HUDAK, LADERER, NASSIF, Ursuline Col­ Head; Ohio Ohio State Ohio State Fenn College, Mount Union lege, B. A.; Wesleyan University, University, B. A.; Kent College, Western Re­ University, B.S. in Ed. B. S. ; Western State Uni­ B.A. serve Univer­ sity, M.A. B. A. ; Uni­ Reserve Uni­ versity, M.A. versity of versity, M.A. Michigan, • » M.A. Ql nnial Q4 uniP.Q blue books ... ziggy glotz ... term papers Millard Fillmore ... Mr. Sifritt's "uh" ... CEEB tests ... Bailey, Hofstadter, Amherst Series ... being on television ... equal rights ... "My group had 20% fewer cavities. "Oh, what a night. " MR. RONALD MR. WALTER MISS SONIA MR. JAMES MR. ERNEST NOSS, Kent NICKLOS, SASARAK, TEMPLIN, WILLCOCKS, State Uni­ Fairmont Kent State versity, B. S. Miami Uni­ State Teach­ Hope Col­ University, in Ed.; Ohio versity, B. S. er's College, lege, B.A. State Uni­ B.A. B. S. in Ed. versity, M.A. MR. RONALD MR. ROSS MISS SARAH MISS RITA MISS GOODRICH, ARENA, CLARK, Ohio DOHERTY, CAROLYN Head; Val­ Cleveland paraiso Uni­ College, State Univer­ Ursuline FLAD, Ohio versity, B. A.; B. A.; West- sity, A.B. College, University, Kent state em Reserve B.A.; West- B.A. University, University, M.Ed. M.A. em Reserve University, M.A, english "Did you pass Miss Hine's comb test?" "Chin up, things could be worse." MISS CAROL MRS. TANA MISS ISOBEL MISS JOHNA MRS. HENSLEY, HIGGEN- KULIK, MANCINI, yjRGINIA BOTHAM, rA. Ohio Uni­ Cleveland Pennsylvania _. - H SANCETTA, versity, B. A. State Uni­ State Univer­ sityOhio, B.AUniver-^. n11prT|CeHMoun^tg eSt o. f versity, B. A. sity, B.A. Vincent, B. A.; West­ ern Reserve University, M.A. 10 MRS. MARY MRS. MR. PETER MISS SEIDEL, MARGUERITE TURELLA, MARGARET STUART, Susquehanna Baldwin- Miami Uni­ ZAREMBA, University, Wallace versity, B. A. St. Francis M.A. College, B.A. College, B.A. language stein ... "Speak to me, people!" ... Knock ... Mr. Hien ... Julius Caesar ... Baobab tree ... Youpi 'Curse you, Red Baron. The BARON wants you MRS. WANDA MRS. RUTH MR. HELMUT MRS. ENIKO MR. HARALD AYRES, Head; FAZEKAS, LINK, West­ PFUNDER, VON OSTHEIM, Ohio Univer­ Baldwin- ern Reserve Notre Dame Baldwin- sity, B. S. Wallace University, College, Wallace College, B.A. A. B. College, B. A. ; Kent B.A. State Uni­ versity, M.A. ^.* II J:a ±1:1 "What did you say about my bowtie?" math you hamburgers sine, cosine, tangent... proofs ... whipped cream fights "You devil, you. " MR. EDMUND MR. JOHN MISS LYNNE MR. ALLAN MR. FRANK MR. RONALD EVERETT, BONZA, GLAITHER, PINTNER, SCHIROS, SPACHT, Head; Bald­ Miami Uni­ Baldwin- Kent State Western Re­ University of win-Wallace versity, B. S. Wallace University, serve Univer­ Michigan, College, B. S. in Ed.; John College, B. S. B. S. in Ed. sity, B. A., B. A.; Notre Carroll Uni­ M.A. Dame Uni­ versity, M. A. versity, M. A. 12 hPHOTOtL LN0T,DI ww y MR. CLYDE MR. MR. MR. ROBERT MR. GEORGE MISS HENDERSON, RICHARD WILLIAM HOPKINS, LETZNER, VIRGINIA Head; Pomona DeCOLIBUS, DUNN, Col­ Ohio State Bowling MALIK, College, Kent State lege of University, Green Uni­ Notre Dame B. A.; Ohio University, Wochester, B. S. in Ed. versity. College, B, S. State Uni­ B.S. in Ed. B.S. versity, M.A. I£9 1 science goggles ... plugged up sinks ... obviously ... slide rules 'A little Champagne music, please. ... record beaker breakage ... Redox ... MR ALFRED MR. MR. BERNARD MRS. BETTY POMPEANI, FRANCIS WARD, West­ PALFY, Baldwin- TOPOLE, ern Reserve 'Breezeway, 3:30." Baldwin- Wallace Col­ Ohio Univer­ University, Wallace Col­ lege, B. S. sity, B. S. in B.A., M.A.; lege, B. S.; Ed. Michigan Western Re­ State Uni­ serve, M. A. versity, M.S. 13 MR MISS MR RICHARD MISS JOY MRS. RITA ELLSWORTH PATRICIA DISCIPIO, GORIE, GUTMANN, HOLDEN, BRETT, Findlay Col­ Cleveland Kent State Head; Ohio Cleveland lege, B.S. ; State Uni­ University, University, State Uni­ John Carroll versity, B. A. B. S. in Ed. B.A. versity, B.A. University, M.A. niioi education the squiggles in shorthand ... books that won't balance ... asdfjklsemah ... listening to WKYC on the earphones and, on the other hand MRS. DIANE MR. ANDREW MRS. RUTH MR. JULIUS MR JOHN MRS. ROSE­ HARTZELL, MORAN, NICKOLS, PREVITS, WHITE, MARY Capital Uni­ Wittenberg Kent State Ohio Uni­ Syracuse YOUNG, versity, B. S. College, University, versity, B. S. ; University, Skidmore in Ed. B. S.; Western B. S. in Ed. Columbia B.A. ; Cleve­ College, B.S. Reserve Uni­ University, land Mar­ versity, M.A. M.A. shall, L, L. B. industrial 'Oh boy, my computer date. arts "Tonight she'll think I'm a real Don Juan. " MR. HARRY MR THOMAS MR NORMAN MR, TOM MR. RICHARD MR. JAMES HERRMANN, EHLERT, LIDRBAUCH, STANDRING, WOLCOTT, ZICKES, Head; Ohio Ohio Univer­ Bowling Bowling Bowling Bowling University, sity, B. S. in Green Uni­ Green Uni­ Green Uni­ Green Uni­ B. S. in Ed., Ed., M. Ed. versity, B. S. versity versity, B. S. versity, B. S. M.Ed. 15 MR. GILBERT MR. VAN MICHAEL NORTWICK, ZAND, West­ University of ern Reserve Rochester, University, B. M.; West­ B. S. in Music ern Reserve Ed.; Kent University, State Univer­ M.A. sity, M.Ed. in Music Ed. "They marched over my dentures. " music home economics sewing machines breaking ... arguing over hem lines ... learning to make newspaper bags ... oatmeal cookies ... dropped stitches. "Who put the pin on my chair?' MISS MARIE MRS. MARCIA MRS. MISS CAROL MRS. CAROL LANESE, DOERING, ELEANOR VAN BURGEN, WARD, Bald- Head; Western Mansfield HARRIS, Ot- Ohio Univer- win-Wallace Reserve Uni- State College, terbein Col- sity, B. A. College, B. S. versity, B.S. B.S. lege, B. S. O&fcS? piUflCH MR, MR ANTHONY WILLIAM ETEROVICH, STACKS, Western Re­ Kent State serve Uni­ University, versity, B. S., B. S. in Ed., M.A!, M.A. art The Biddulph shopping center ... fruits Fred Astaire?? ... Wiencek's fairy tales ... the back physical room. education baggy blue gym suits ... showers ... roaches ... warts ... stick workouts ... plumb line ... navy and rope tests ... Arrid extra dry. "What will the Principal do to me?" MRS. ISABEL MR JOHN MR, ROBERT MISS GEORGE, KRESSE, SOVEY, BEVERLY University of Ohio Univer­ Kent State STAIDLE, Akron, B. S.; sity, B.S. University, Bowling Western Re­ B.S. Green Uni­ serve Uni­ versity, versity, M. A. B.S. in Ed. 17 MISS CAROL ERDMAN librarians MRS. JEAN JOHNSON, MISS RUTH HAZLEBECK, MR DALE M. LIMBERT, MRS. MARY KAY MRS. ANN HRDY MRS. DORIS McGUIRE clerks MRS. MINNIE WALLIS MRS. EMILY VEY nurse horticulture Mr. Carl Schusterman custodians special classes Mrs. Norma Mautz, Mr. Ronald Brady cooks Mr. Chester Varney class for the deaf MRS. BARNES MR. BENDALL MR. BRENNER MR. COURTNEY MRS. COVERT MISS DEMAR MR. FOLKMAN MRS. GALLO MRS. HENTON MR HIEN MISS HRINDA former MR. LEWIS MRS. LULL MR. MITCHELL MRS. MORRIS MRS. O'BRIEN MRS. PFINGSTEN MR SCHLUETER teachers MISS SCHOLL MR. SEITZ MRS. SHAUGHNESSY MR. STASKO MRS. STURGI5 MR. TEKESKY MRS. THOMPSON MISS THURNER MRS. VERBOVSKY MR, VICAREL MISS ZIELINSKI 20 £G*iOX& 21 KATHIE BARB LYNN BETTIE ALPETER BAKOS BARTSCH BAUMHOLTZ #V<' BILL NANCY BETSY ROGER BISHOP BUNDAY CALOGERAS CAREY Peek-a-boo 22 Kleenex tissues won't break through.