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COVERS & BINDING 1958 Edition — LUX Little King Bindery 5201 Hamilton EX 1-8480 Industrial Roofing For the Best in Dry Cleaning BLACE COMPANY SKyline 1-3500 SHAKER SQUARE COMMODORE CLEANERS DRESS SUIT RENTAL 11301 EUCLID AVE. CEdar 1-9330 GArfield 1-8223 L59 "Yours for lower cost of higher education" FIELDS' BOOK STORE CLEVELAND'S OLDEST AND LARGEST TEXTBOOK STORE YOU PAY LESS YOU GET MORE Next to <strong>University</strong> Theater Free Patron Parking in 10608 Euclid Avenue Rear of 107th SWeetbriar 1-7766 Greyhound Bus Station and Sheet Metal Company 4815 Lexington Avenue Sterling Family Laundry I 1308 Euclid Avenue GArfield 1-8739 Kilroy Structural Steel Company ENGINEERS • FABRICATORS ERECTORS 8500 Union Avenue VUlcan 3-3000
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS For some reason or another each Editor, having completed the work on his book fills one final page with reflections. I have often suspected that this was merely an expedient for filling a blank page. Now I am certain of it. And, so I am told, each Editor begins work on his book with vast plans which degenerate as work progresses, or more frequently does not progress, into half vast efforts. But then one should never even attempt to speak for someone else or his work. These brief, but yet insignificant, comments lead to one central, almost overpowering fact, one which I find myself unable to stress strongly enough — THE JOB IS DONE! In the contemplation of this awesome condition it is impossible to avoid the names of the persons without whose efforts the '59 Lux actually would have preceded the '58 edition. Invaluable assistance arrived in the person of Jim McWilliams of Jahn and Oilier and The Hurley Company, engravers and printers of the book respectively. Similar service was rendered by Rick Leana, who promptly handled all requests from The May Company, the official senior photographer. To Ted Wahl of Little King Bindery, who did the covers and binding, and to Dean Griffin the particular thanks of both Jerry Simon and me must be extended for their patience and aid. Only one other person cannot be omitted. The thanks of everyone who is surprised, pleasantly or otherwise, at the completion of this book must go to my father whose long hours of work made the '58 Lux a reality. Many more names could and most likely should be added to those already appearing, but in the absence of a better excuse let it be sufficient to say that this page will be no longer blank. The original purpose is hence satisfied. Let the book now close with only this not too startling and far less original observation: "What's done is done," and "What's done cannot be undone," but "If it were done," it would have been "well that it were done quickly!" Edward Leckey Editor 160
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Introducing—
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Western Reserve University
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Severance Hall Claud Foster Hall 5
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Wade Park Fountain Art Museum 7 Mor
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Art Institute Biology Building Frei
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with its Faculty,...
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HARRY WINSOR University Administrat
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LESLIE E. BROWN JOHN S. DIEKHOFF Ad
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CHEMISTRY — Seated: Mr. Lankelma,
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WOMEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION — Miss
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and students,...
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John Babbs Judith Bailin Danguole B
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Robert Buyers Joan Carlson Paul Car
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Carl DiFranco Beverly Dlugo John Do
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Cliff Gallo Frederick Gans Arlene G
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Tom Hornsten Rex Hostettler Paul Ja
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Melvin Klein Jon Kleri Christ Kocon
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David Marshall Herman Maschmann Jam
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Edward Pippert Sheldon Polster Raym
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John Sanitate Carolyn Savior Harvey
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Glen Tessman Daniel Textoris Jeanet
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some of whom Play Together,-
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So how's business? Meanwhile, at Ad
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But it's not 10:00 yet! We pay for
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We'll just have one and then leave!
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And of course, Freiberger ha? more
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That wasn't so hard to find! 53 And
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JParent's Day Fathers and Mothers a
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First place in float contest: Phi G
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The Oun's Court THELMA ASSAD Phi Ga
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SHEILA STRAUSS Zeta Beta Tau MAYE J
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Stunt Night General Chairman: Lynn
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Juniors 63 "BOOTLESS MORNING, A GRI
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Freshmen 67 "PIGMIES PROGRESS" Dire
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Commencement 73
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Work Together,...
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\tlelbert Student Council Seated: W
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Cleveland College Council Seated: B
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University Band S7
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Milford Gottlob and Dave Gordon Co-
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Jerry Simon Business Manager STAFF
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Skyline Sun Club Left-center: Joan
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Interreligious Council Seated: Al S
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Nick Angelo Rollie Remley 97 Tom Ze
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Jim Marinelli John Babbs 99 Alje Ve
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COACHES — Harry Adams. Ed Finniga
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CHEERLEADERS — Marcia King, June
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Soccer W R U 2 First row: Ben Kupcz
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Basketball Kneeling: John Babbs. Bo
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Page 138 and 139: Senior Directory ADELSTEIN, PHYLLIS
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