From Gary

Remember that I will be posting Arlene's pictures of the 48th at the beginning of each month. Until then:

Happy Holidays,

Gary

The 48th from Arlene VanVoy

End of our year

This completes our year as of last February. From now on photos will be posted at the start of each month starting with Arlene VanVoy's pictures from our 48th. The goal is to make the photos last until our 55th.
All requests or submissions are urgently needed.
Gary Hollow

Record-Courier week of 17 January 59

17 January
"Riders Nip Wadsworth"
"Win 66-65 On Shorts Fielder"
"With 30 seconds left, Roosevelt lost Al Harmon on fouls..."
              G F T
Harmon 9 5 23
Isele       5 2 12

22 January
"Roosevelt Has RHS-McKinley Game Tickets" to be played at Akron U.
"Springfield Not Over Hump' Set For Roosevelt Cagers"

23 January
"Riders Test Springfield"
"Harmon is averaging 25.8 points to lead all area scorers as well as the Metro League."

24 "Riders Top Springfiled"
McKinley Foe Tonight In Akron"
"Harmon cleared 16 rebounds..."
"Consistent Ron Isele nabbed..."
                G F T
Harmon 11 8 30
Isele        3  0   6

26 Januay
"Riders Concentrate On Metro Cage Race"
"Roosevelt No Match For McKinley, 77-44"
                 G F T
Harmon    7 4 18
Anderson 3 0 6
Isele         0 3 3

27 January
"Riders Host Tallmadge"

28 January
"Roosevelt Routs Tallmadge"
"Anderson's 19 Sparks 68-41 Metro Victory"
"A new light erupted with sparkling brilliance. He is 6-3 senior Frank Anderson, who drilled in 19 points in the best offensive display of an otherwise medicore scholastic career."
                 G F T
Anderson 8 3 19
Harmon   8 5 21
Isele         2 2 6
Joyce Hambrick getting JA award.

29 January
Janice Rankin and Alan Rumbaugh on panel at Home Certs Department of the Women's Club.

30 January
"Riders Visit Norton In Top Game"

31 January
"Riders Sink Norton, 74-51"
Retain Game Edge In Metro"
                G F T
Harmon   6 5 17
Isele         5 3 13
Anderson 1 0 2
"Stow Quint Eyes Rider Showdown"

Record-Courier week of 8 January 59

8 January 59
Pat Parke is engaged.

9 January 59
"Roosevelt Favored Over Stow Quint"
Senior scoring
                           G  F   T
Al Harmon         63 50 173
Ron Isele            19 12 50
Frank Anderson 10  5  25

10 January 59
"Harmon's 42 Spurs Roosevelt Victory"
"Stow 80-56 Victium In Metro Tilt"
Al Harmon came with 6 points of breaking Charlie Boykins single game record of 48 points.
                          G  F  T
Al Harmon       12 18 42
Ron Isele            4   3 11
Frank Anderson  0  1   1

13 January 59

"Roosevelt Quint Invades Ellet"

"Seeks 4th Metro Win Tonight"

14 January 59

"Roosevelt's Fritz Kaiser Receives Science Award"

Bausch & Lomb Honorary Science Award Metal

"Ellet Upends Kent Roosevelt"

"Riders Lose 1st Metro Tilt, 69-62"

Ron Isele fouled out in fourth quarter.

                   G F T

Al Harmon 6 5 17

Ron Isele    5 3 13

16 January 59
Teen-age Dance Jerry Kniseley and Beatrice Carden
"Roosevelt Faces Crucial Test At Wadsworth"
"Title Hopes Hinge On Result"

Keep Us Informed

Let us know about changes to your address, telephone, or e-mail. Stay connected.

Click on the photo to enlarge them.

Record-Courier week of 2 January 59

2 January 59
"Rebel Troops March Trimphantly Into Havana"
Lee Ramsey pictured "Teenage Toast" dance sponsored by Roosevelt Band Patrons.
"Ravenna, Kent Roosevelt In Annual Battle Tonight"

3 January 59
"Riders Quint Beats Raven 8th In Row"
"Al Harmon's 25 paces foul-marred 54-44 win"
"... a late Rider surge in which reserves Frank Anderson... played key roles helped slash the Ravennaa lead..."

Betty Lawton pictured is engaged.

5 January 59
Roosevelt and Springfield are tied with 2-0 records for the Metro lead.

7 January 59
"Stow-Roosevelt Clash Tops Metro Cage Action Friday"
"Al Harmon and Ron Isele to start with Frank Anderson coming off the bench.:

Record-Courier week of 22 December 58

22 December 58
"Kent Roosevelt Ready To Offer Strong Bid For Metro Crown"
"Central's Whirlwind Finish Halts Riders"
               G F T
Harmon  11 6 28
Isele         4  0 8
Anderson 2 0  4

26 December 58
"Kent Kids On "Party Line'"
Doug Kramer hosted a Christmas party attended by Terry Meloy and David Filomena.

"Riders Face irish"
"Mittiga will open with... high scoring Al Harmon, Ron Isele. Frank Anderson...are front-line replacements."

27 December 58
Pictured arranging a Rainbow Dance are Barbara Walters and Hanna Gilcrest.

29 December 59
Pauline is engaged!

"Ravenna, Roosevelt Clash Friday Night"
"Riders Top Vincent"
"Al Harmon Scored 22 Points For Roosevelt"
                G F T
Harmon   8 6 22
Isele         1 2  4
Anderson 1 2 4

31 December 58
Pictured at a Tea are Jay Lyter, Jerry Butler, Becky Faltisco, and Janet McGarry.

Lets welcome in 1959!

Record-Courier week of 15 December 58

16 December 58

"Roosevelt Cagers Scheduled For Two Imported Games"

"Play Coventry Away, Akron Central Home"

18 December 58

"Riders Hope To Settle Old Score At Coventry"

"... but this year's crop, inexperienced at the outset promises to carry its aggressive style the full 32 minutes..."

"Riders Shift Ravenna Tilts"

Will play in The Kent State University School gym due to limited seating capacity.

19 December 58

"Raven, Rider Cagers Booked Tonight"

"Coach Mittiga indicated Frank Anderson will get the call in Shorts (Calvin) abscence. Anerderson, 6-3, boasts more experience..."

20 December 58
"Riders Whip Coventry" "4th Period Surge Wins 71-46 Tilt"
Harmon 14-11-39
Isele       3-2-6
Anderson 3-0-6

"A. Harmon Scored 39 points, sparking Roosevelt to a revenge at Coventry..."

Record-Courier week of 8 December 58

11 December 58

"Mercury Hits 10 Below For Second Day"

"Portage Is Coldest In Ohio Today"

"Metro Cage Play Starts Friday"

from the article... Harmon described as dependable

"... too much depends on solid efforts from Ron Isele and Frank Anderson..."

Pictured above is Ron Islee, Al Harmon and Frank Anderson

12 December 58

Pictured carolers: Claudia Argante, Saralee Hanson and Becky Faltisco. Claudia President of A Capella Choir, Saralee, Secretary, Becky, Treasurer, and David Filomena (not pictured) Vice-President.

13 December 58

"Riders Romp"

"Top Norton In Metro Bow, 86-42"

"Al Harmon used give-and-go passes from Ron Isele" Question do we call the give-and-go a pick-n-roll today?

Ron Isele and Al Harmon pictured.

Record-Courier week of 1 December 58

4 December 58

"Riders Defeat South In Opener, 50-45"

"May Not Be Ready For Falls Friday"

FG FT TP

Harmon 9 4 22

Isele 1 4 5

5 December 58

Peg Wands changed party plans when a blizzard forced activities in-doors: Jerry Butler, Jan McMarry, Roy Corpe, Wayne Thompson

6 December 58

"Riders Lose" to Cuyahoga Falls 73-59

FG FT TP

Harmon 6 4 16

Isele 4 3 11

Anderson 2 1 5

Record-Courier week of 22 November 58

24 November 58

"Glen Ludicks Honored At Suprise Housewarming"

Robert Hensel, William Zeller, Clarence Duffner, Dick Roberts, Ronald Lucien, Ron Moss, and David Wilson.

Wayne Thompson (pictured) throws a shaker for girls to be auctioned-off.

26 November 58

"Horn of Plenty" Hi-Y and Boosters. Pictured are Alan Rumbaugh, VP, Mary Ann Melucci, chaplain.

29 November 58

"Boosters Fete Faculty At Roosevelt High School"

Booster Tea- Janice Rankin, chair. Food Committee: Karen Condley, chair, Marilou Kazimer, Barbara Walters, Martha Baxter, Jeanne Anne Warner.

Linda Johnson, Decorations chair, Pauline Brown, Mary Ann Leslie.

Hostesses: Lynne Bagner, Marilou Kazimer, Saralee Hanson, Lee Ramsey.

Mary Ann Melucci, Service chair, Rebecca Atkinson, Barbara Walters, Saralee Hanson.

Record-Courier week of 11 Novemberr 58

15 November 58

"Riders, McKinley Clash At Akron U"

That is all our reported activity thru 22 November.

The pictures of our two lost classmates: Claudia Argante and Tom Biltz and our two fisted drinking Becky.

The 50th

Our 50th has come and gone. Thirty-six of us gathered and we are looking forward to our 55th. For a class who took so long to come together, we are certainly making up for lost time.

Let the Committee know what you liked, disliked, or any other suggestions.

Record-Courier week of 1 Novemberr 58

1 November 58

"Wadsworth Drubs Riders"

4 November 58

"1959 Models" Janet McGarry, KayLynn Ferara, Harry Coultrap, Alan Rumbaugh, and Lynne Bagner. see picture

5 November 58

"Kent School Levee OK'd, 2 others fail"

"Paulus Is In Line For Mayor"

6 November 58

"Riders Wind Up at Norton"

"Roosevelt To Graduate Only Four Men" Roosevelt seniors: ends Alan Rumbaugh and Jay Lyter. Tackle Jim Slovenski and quarterback Terry Meloy.

Jay at the reunion said that playing football that taught teamwork was his best athletic experience.

7 November 58

"Roosevelt Play" Peg Wands, student director, Greg Smith, Lynne Bagner, Linda Johnson, and Peg Wands pictured.

8 November 58

"Roosevelt Loses Grid Finale"

"Norton Deals 6th Lose In Row"

Record-Courier week of 20 October 58

24 October 58

"With The Younger Set" Diane and David Filomena senior twins

25 October 58

"Ravens Roll Over Riders 42-22"

28 October 58

Janice and sister Connie Rankin attended Mentor Football Game."

"Roosevelt Hosts Grizzles Friday"

31 October 58

"Roosevelt Ocette-Jay Lyter, Wayne Thomspson and Becky Faltisco"

Record-Courier week of 20 October 58

23 October 58

"Ravens-Riders In 37th Game"

24 October 58

"With The Younger Set"

Diane and David Filomena senior twins lead off an article on Kent twins

25 October 58

"Ravens Roll Over Riders 42-22"

Another Choice

For those of you not cruising Kent or golfing if there is enough interest we will enjoy wine at the Sarah's Vineyard west of Cuyahoga Falls. They have a website if you wish to check it out. For those of you who wish to golf, cruise, and do the Fashion Museum, you can join us later.

E-mail me if this interests you in order to judge the interest and make a reservation if need be.

Record-Courier week of 13 October 58

13 October 58

Roosevelt Queen: Mary Ann Melucci, Janice Rankin, Booster President, and Jerry Butler, Hi-Y President

14 October 58

"Roosevelt In Spoiler Role At Coventry Thursday Night"

17 October 58

"Roosevelt Falls"

"Coventry Takes 46-20 Metro Tilt"

18 October 58

"Sing At Cleveland" Wayne Thompson, Becky Faltisco and Jay Lyter sang for the teachers on NEOTA Day

Record-Courier week of 6 Octoberr 58

6 October 58

"Browns Defeat Steelers 42-12!!!!"

7 October 58

Homecoming candidates pictured above: Becky Faltisco, Lee Ramsey, Mary Ann Melucci, and Marilou Kazimer

9 October 58

"Riders Test Tallmadge"

"Roosevelt Underdog In League Tilt"

Alan Rumbaugh mentioned at offensive end.

10 October 58

Captain Alan Rumbaugh and Homecoming Queen Mary Ann Melucci pictured above.

"Roosevelt Bows"

"Passees Aid Tallmadge 22-0 Win"

Record-Courier week of 22 September 58

Missed a week!

24 September 58

"Kent Elevens Home Friday"

"Injuries Play Key Role"

27 September 58

"Roosevelt Triumphs"

"Stow 18-14 Victim of Riders"

"Stow nearly turned The Riders again until Maffeet pitched to Jay Lyter in the end zone from the three."

Record-Courier week of 29 September 58

30 September 58

"Kent Teams In Jeopardy On Road. Roosevelt to host Ellet

4 October 58

"Ellet Defeats Riders"

"Roosevelt Loses 37-6 Metro Game"

Record-Courier week of 15 and 22 September 58

16 September 58"Win Boosts Rider Morale"

Roosevelt plays Springfield Friday

17 September 58

Lee Ramsey pictured

18 September 58

"Rough Riders Trvel To Springfield Twp."

20 September 58

"Riders Suffer One-sided Setback"

"Lose 40-14 Metro Tilt To Spartans"

24 September 58

"Kent Elevens Home Friday"

"Injuries Play Key Role"

27 September 58

"Roosevelt Triumph"

"Stow 18-14 Victim of Riders"

"Stow nearly turned the Riders again until Maffeet ptiched to Jay Lyter in the end zone from the three."

Record-Courier week of 9 September 58

9 September 58

"Riders-State In 39th Grid Tilt Friday"

Senior end Alan Rumbaugh mentioned

11 September

Mary Ann is pictured above. (Pictures are suggested by Kent State '59 Gene Griggy )

"Kent Title On Block Friday"

"Men to watch in the Rider defense are Alan Rumbaugh and Jay Lyter at ends."

Terry Meloy listed as quarterback

12 September 58

"Kent Desirable Place To Teach Committee Finds"

Roosevelt student council invited Kent State to the after game dance.

13 September 58

"Riders Blank State, 30-0"

Record-Courier week of 2 September 58

2 September 58

Mary Ann Melucci student council representative to PTA

4 September 58

"Classes Underway For Kent Students"

5 September 58

Diane Filomena in picture of the first day of school

Back to school dance with Jerry Pudloski

6 September 58

"Meet To Oppose Fluorides" Does anyone remember the movie "Doctor Stangelove?"

Craig Stevens and Lola Albright in "Peter Gunn" Remember the theme song?

50th Reunion: It's not like we're going to have another!

Microtel in Streetsboro 10 rooms reserved $80 plus tax

Photographer: $20 same as last time

Golf: Twins Lakes, $20, 1PM, Jerry Pudloski and Rich McBride. Notify committee to reserve tee times.

Kent State Fashion Museum 1PM $4

Friday Nite at Kent State with the Kent State class of 59 on the Ball Balcony: for those of you who died of claustrophobia at the Roadhouse, bring your GPS unit to locate everyone.

Menu:

Buffalo Wings w/ celery, blue cheese and ranch

Peppercini stuffed w/ Italian sausage

Wocktails (mini shrimp)

Sweet and Sour Meatballs

Kent has an elevator to take us to the second floor.

Saturday Nite

Moselle sticks

Veggy tray 

Sauerkraut balls

Buffet:

Beef Burgundy

Cranberry Chicken

Orange Roughy

Salad: ranch and Italian

Green Beans

Red Skin potatoes

Many, many thanks to Diane and Martha for getting this together.

You will be receiving a letter asking for your commitment and check in the next couple of weeks.

Record-Courier week of 26 May 59

26 May 59

"Roosevelt Band Feted At Dinner" Wayne Thompson was the disc jockey

27 May 59

TV: Millionaire, I've Got a Secret, Armstrong Theater

29 May 59

Mary Ann Melucci one six Ohio winners '32 Annual Soap Sculpture Contest

1 June 59

"Kent Roosevelt To Award 105 Diplomas Tuesday"

Academic Honors:

Linda Carol Bagner

Ronald Lee Bunkder

Karen Jo Condley

Janet Carolyn McGarry

Fritz Kaiser

Janice Rae Lentz

Janice Gail Rankin

Yvonne Frances Romeo

Norman Joseph Pahls

Gerald Lee Butler

Ross Wayne Thompson

2 June 59

WE MADE IT!!!!!

Record-Courier week of 19 May 59

19 May 59

Roosevelt Howard Roberts resign after serving one year, he accepted an undisclosed promotion.

Bob Heighton attends Methodist Youth Fellowship to Hawthorn State Hospital as part of a picnic for the residents.

TV: Peck's Bad Girl, Red Skelton, Garry Moore

"Roosevelt State Hi-Y's Honored For Achievements" Pictured: Jerry Butler, Alan Rumbaugh, Wayne Thompson, Allen Oakman. Roosevelt captured the 1959 Service Award.

20 May 59

Roosevelt awards assembly honored 100 students. Pictured: Karen Condley, Janet McGarry, Ron Isele

"Roosevelt Honors Students For Scholarship, Leadership"

Ron Isele: Kent Rotary Service, HiY Manhood, Sportsmanship, Student Council Service Award

Fritz Kaiser: Bausch and Lomb science and Math

Karen Condley: Kent Rotary Service Award, achievement as business manager for yearbook

Janet McGarry: band hall of fame, City Bank Commercial  Award

Marilou Kazimer: gym leader and 3 years cheerleader

Ron Bunker: Portage County Phi Beta Kappa and Best Theispian

Joyce Hambrick: 4 years perfect attendance

22 May 59

"KSU Graduate To Address 104 Seniors At Roosevelt" Walt Seifert, columnist and advertising-public realtions executive from Coloumbus to speak on "Attitudes and Ammunition"

91st RHS graduation

Lynne Bagner and Ron Bunker also spoke

31 May: Baccalaureate

Reunion Date Alert!

The Akron area is hosting Twins Day (15K people), the Firestone Golf Tournament, and the NFL Hall of Fame week in Canton. There are no affordable motel rooms to be had.

We are considering moving the reunion to October. This may preclude Kent State from joining us Friday.

Let's know your thoughts.

Record-Courier week of 11 May 59

11 May 59

TV: World Tonight, Bill Snyder, Melody Time (15 minutes), Word of Life (15 minutes), Kathryn Kuhlman, CBS Dance Orchestra, Humbard Family

12 May 59

Roosevelt PTA scholarship awarded to Karen Condley

13 May 59

"Committees Are Named For Smorgasbord Friday"

Junior-Senior Prom-Twin Lakes Country Club

Smorgasbord at Central Saturday AM

"Ravens Beat 2 Golf Foes"

Roosevelt 8 Kent State 9 Pudloski shot 77, scored 2 points

   8 Ravenna 10 Pudloski shot 77, scored 2 points

15 May 59

"Tops at Roosevelt"

Lynn Bagner-valedictorian

Ron Bunker-salutatorian

"Two Prom Girl" Mary Ann Leslie last year's Prom Queen at Beaver Local, Lisbon, Ohio will return to the Roosevelt Prom.

"Seniors Dance Night Away"

"Low Total Nips Rider Linksmen" Butchel 4-5, Pudloski shot 39, scored 2 points

"6 Riders In District Track Meet"

Al Harmon-low hurdles, high jump, relays

Wayne Thompson-mile

16 May 59

"Goes Into The Wee Hours"

"Prom Is Night To Remember"

Sandy Laninger and Roy Corpe pictured at Twin Lakes Country Club

Anastasia Valeninos pictured at Central Smorgasbord

Roosevelt finished 28th at Golf District. Pudloski shot 85.

Record-Courier week of 5 May 59

5 May 59

"Staters Surprise Riders; Retain Kent Track Title"

120 Highs 3 Hunisicker

180 Lows 1 Harmon

High Jump 2 Harmon

100 1 Harmon

220 1 Harmon

"Riders No Hit Victim of Ellet"

AB R H E

Lyter 2B   3 0 0 0

Butcher lf  1 0 0 1

6 May 59

"Set Roosevelt Band Concert"

"Fears Big Polilo Outbrake In '59"

"Eddie Fisher, Liz Taylor To Be Married On Tuesday"

"Ravens Sink Kent Rivals

Pudloski shot 41 and scored 1 point

7 May 59

"Metro Track Qualifers"

880 Relay 6

180 Lows Harmon 2

Mile Relay 6

High Jump Harmon qualified

"Riders Lose Despite To Golf Effort" 7 1/2 to Cuyahoga Falls 12 1/2

Pudloski shot 77 and scored 2 points.

8 May 09

"List Rooosevelt Honor Pupils": Janet McGarry, Becky Faltisco, Ronald Bunker, Janice Lentz, Karen Condley

"Doris Ann Hendryx Engaged"

"Riders Take Final, 2-1" from Tallmadge

AB R H E

Lyter ss   3 0 0 0

Butcher 2B  3 0 0 1

9 May 59

"Springfield New Metro Track Champ"

Harmon 2 180 Lows

880 Relay Harmon

TV: Perry Mason, Wanted-Dead or Alive, Face of Danger, Have Gun, Will Travel, Gunsmoke,

Silent Service

Record-Courier week of 29 April 59

28 April 59

Girls Ensemble program begins at 8:15. Pictured: Mary Ann Melucci, Becky Faltisco, Connie Chatman, Marilou Kazimer, Saralee Hansan.

Jan McGarry pianist

Boys Ensemble- pictured: Wayne Thompson and Jay Lyter

"Riders Bag 2 Golf Wins"

Roosevelt 7 Norton 2 Pudloski shot 43 and scored no points.

Roosevelt 9 Wadswaorth 0 Pudloski shot 43 and scored 2 points.

29 April 59

New 'Islay's' Kent Grand Opening in University Plaza

30 April 59

"Roosevelt Snare Track Win"

"Harmon's Fast 220 Is Margin" "Wayne Thompson took third for Roosevelt, giving the Riders a one-point edge."

High Jump: 1- Harmon

80 Highs: 3- Hunsicker

100: 2- Harmon

2-5 Mile: Filomena, Thompson

120 Lows: 2- Harmon

"Riders Score, 2-1" defeat Norton

AB R H E

Lyter  4 1 1 0

Butcher  3 4 1 1

1 May 59

"Concert At Roosevelt Is Tonight"

Wayne Tompson and Becky Faltisco had solos

Janet McGarry completed five years as an accompanist.

TV: Walt Disney, Tombstone Territory, 21 Sunset Strip, US Marshall

2 May 59

"Alliance Brubs Rider Linksmen" - 3-13

Jerry Pudloski shot 80 and won two points.

Former Kentite and Brady Laker Pat Stratton was featured in the Bolder City newspaper "Personality Spotlight" column.

Record-Courier week of 20 April 59

20 April 59 Monday

Kent Booster Private: Alan Rumbaugh crowned king by Janice Rankin. At intermission Betty Burn's singing group the "Rachelles'" entertained

21 April 59 Tuesday

"MS Murphy to Jr. Hi Rpincipal, John R. Hill at South Harry W. Lohr to Central"

"Nude Brigitte Plaques N.Y. Censors In Latest Picture"

22 April 59 Wednesday

Midway Drive-In: James Stweart and Kim Novak in "Bell, Book, and Candle"

"Roosevelt Edged" Ellet 3-1 AB R H E

N Butcher 3B  2 0 0 1

Lyter 2B  4 0 1 0

Ellet Nips Riders In Triangle"

High Jump: Harmon 1

Shot Put: Harmon 3

444: Thompson 4

180 Lows: Harmon 1

23 April 59 Thursday

"Kent Roosevelt Will Open Senior Careers Week May 5"

"Roosevelt Nine Upsets Stow Behind Kramer"

AB R H E

N Butcher LF  4 3 2 0

Lyter 2B  4 2 1 0

Squibb  4 1 3 0

TV: Real McCoys, Pat Boone, Rough Riders, Waterfront

24 April 59 Friday

"Roosevelt Suffers 4th Golf Loss"

Pudloski 78 1 point. Jerry's best effort to that point in the year.

25 April 59 Saturday

"Mob Takes Negro From Mississippi Jail Cell"

"Irish Trip Roosevelt" 7-2

Pudloski score illegible

"Girls Too" Junior Achievement: Doris Hendryx and Jeanne Anne Warner in picture

Becky Faltisco with sales citation

Record-Courier week of 13 April 59

13 April 59 Monday

NE Regional Solo and Ensemble finals" girls vocal ensemble-excellent

boys vocal ensemble- excellent

Jan McGarry (in a picture) Clarinet Quarter- Superior

Peg Wands and Mary Ann Melucci entered Penny Art Fund Scholarship Contest

14 April 59 Tuesday

"Kent Franklin Townships Annexation Sidetracked"

"Donna Reed Show Renewed"

15 April 59 Wednesday

TV" Lawrence Welk, Public Defender, Boxing, Jack Parr

"Ohio House Okays 2 cent Boost in Gasoline Tax"

"Buchtel 8-0 Golf Victor Over Riders"

Track: "Roosevelt Over Randolph"

Al Harmon won 4 events: High Jump 5'6 1/4, Shot Put, 440, 120 Lows

Husisicker 80's High 1

2-5 Mile Relay: Filomena

440 Thompson-3

4-5 Mile Relay: Filomena and Thompson

16 April 59 Thursday

"Legislature To Wrestle With 'Blue Laws' Problem"

Ad: Standard's-- Quality Cut Rate Drug Store

"Rider Nine Falls" AB H R E

N. Butcher    3 1 0 0

Lighter    3 0 1 0

"Springfield Trackmen Whip Riders"

High Jump- Harmon-1

120 High's- Hunisicker-3

440- Harmon-2

17 April 59 Friday

"Khruschev Is 65 Today"

Movie' Deborah Kerr and Yul Bryner in "The Journey" in Metro Color

18 April 59 Saturday

"Herter Named State Secretary"

"Harmon Paces Riders Trackmen"

Shot Put: Harmon-1

High Jump: Harmon-1

440: Harmon, Thompson-4

120 Low Hurdles" Harmon-1

Riders lose- baseball AB R H E

N. Butcher 3 1 1 1

Lyter 3 1 1 0

Record-Courier week of 6 April 59

6 April Monday

"Robot Man Be First 'Man' On Moon-Scientist"

Spring Dance by student council: Marilou Kazimer and Wayne Thompson co-chairs. John Savage and Lee Ramsey won slow dance contest. 

"Ohio Polio Shot Plan Gets Boost"

7 April Tuesday

"Ohio Senate To Okay Bill Giving Equal Pay to Women"

"'Gigi,' Susan Howard and David Niven Cop Top Oscars"

"Castro on Meet the Press"

TV" Mickey Mouse, Three Stooges, Lawrence Welk, Ozzie & Harriet, Donna Reed

"Women Who Lied About Age Have Pension Troubles"

8 April Wednesday

Ad: Extra Bonus Dsicount McCrory's in Kent. If you purchase exceeds $3.00, you receive our special 10% discount

9 April Thursday

"Frank Lloyed Wright Famed Controversial Architect, Dies"

10 April Friday

"Honor 55 Cagers at Assembly" "Ron Isele presented the Kent AA sectional trophy to Roberts; Frank Anderson, the Kent AA district runner-up trophy, and Al Harmon, the Metro League Championship trophy"

"Al Harmon first team all-conference

Riders Cop Track Opener, 84-34

Al Harmon wins three

80 Highs- Hunisicker-2

2-5 mile relay- Filomena

440' Harmon, Thompson

120 lows- Harmon

4-5 mile relay- Thompson, Filomena

11 April Saturday

Becky Sue Faltisco in Detroit for regional contest for best Junior Achievement saleswoman. Had her first plane ride...without Jack?

Miss Barbara Harris to wed Oran Edwin Wilson 9 June

Riders Nab Golf Opener

12-4 over Stow. Jerry Pudloski medialist with 80 and 7 points

Roosevelt Track Victories

High jump- Harmon

Shot put- harmon

80 highs- Hunisciker

2-5 relay- Filomena

400- Harmon, Thompson 2

120 lows- Harmon, Thompson 3

880 Spencer 3

4-5 mile relay- Thompson, Filomena

in Memoriam: Roy Corpe

Record-Courier week of 30 March 59

30 March Monday

TV: American Bandstand, 1 O'clock Club, Beat the Clock, Who Do You Trust

31 March Tuesday

"C. of C. Organizes Committee To Back Kent Bridge Plan"

"Princess Grace In Switzerland For Operation?"

A&P Apple Pie 39 cents

1 April Wednesday

"Report Dalai Lama Is Safe"

Getz Bros. Hardware 132 N. Water St. Kent ORchard 3-3121

Jim Bishop "HiFi's Enough for Writer"

2 April Thursday

Movie: Stalog 17-William Holden and  Place In The Sun-Robert Taylor, Montgomery Cliff, Shelly Winters

"Marilyn To Get Million For New Film" for Some Like It Hot

3 April Friday

"Debbie Okays Fast Divorce So Eddie, Liz Can Marry"

4 April Saturday

"Appeasement Is Dangerous and Dishonorable, Ike Says"

"Crossing Kent's Pressing Problem"

"Within a 24 hour period, an average 20 freight rains and an additional 6 passenger trains pass through Kent typing up the cities three traffic arteries."

8 April Committee meeting

Cost will be $40 per person.

36 alums are coming and Mad Dog Diane is on the phone.

Jerry Pudloski and Rich McBride are working on a golf outing.

The Kent State Fashion Museum for the non-golfers

The group photo is as last time...price to be determined.

The Friday nite menu with Kent State is being negotiated with the University. Have dinner first is our best advice.  

Record-Courier week of 23 March 59

23 March Monday

"Presley Plans Closed Telecast"

"Elvis would perform on closed curcuit nationwide TV after his discharge from the Army next year."

California won NCAA...in March??? Real March Madness!

"Kent Juggles Funds to Pay Terrific Street-Repair Bill"

24 March Tuesday

"Drivers Pays $5 Fine"

"Hogan, Snead, Middlecoff Lead Seminole Open Field"

25 March Wednesday

"Kent Begins Huge Street Repair Job"

"Rail Trip To Chardon Set Sunday" Were Bob Rohal and Wayne Thompson the engineers?

"Stock Rally Continues" listed individual stocks, not the DOW.

26 March Thursday

Ham 45 cents a pound

Movie: Tom Thumb and Thieves" Russ Tamblyn and Alan Young

"Schoolboys Shift To Track" returning lettermen Al Harmon, Dave Filomena, Larry Hunisciker, Jim, Spencer

27 March Friday

"Famed Kent Lilac Gardens Dommed?" "Seek Group to Open Wolcott Landmark"

28 March Saturday

"Tibet Revolt 'Smashed', Chinese Reds Claim"

"Close Race Seen In Metro" Baseball: Tom Squibb, outfield, Jay Lyter, second base. Key is Jay's hustle.

On a personal note I was talking to a twentysomething who visited eastern Kentucky and was shocked that everything shut down on Sunday. Remember the 'Blue-Laws?'

St. Pat's

Record-Courier week of 16 March 59

16 March Monday

District Music Award Winners: band, Capella Choir, girls glee club, boys glee club, Number 1 or Superior-clean sweep of superior rates

17 March Tuesday

"Shift Driver Training In Kent To Summer Schedule" to strengthen Kent's high school academic programs- school supertendent Lewis L Burkhart

"New Kent Junior High School Is Named for Davey Family"

18 March Wednesday

Hawaii becomes 50th state

"Harmon Honorable Mention Class AA All-Ohio"

19 March Thursday

"A-Bombs Fired Space Test"

"US Sets off Blasts 300 miles high"

20 March Friday

"Hi Jinks In Basketball" RHS seniors whip underclassmen 48-46. Society Page!

Pictures of Bill Ashcraft, Nick Butcher, Ron Isele, and Al Harmon in costume

Frank Anderson, Ron Isele, Al Harmon, Joe Edwards, Pete Boykin, Bill Ashcraft, Tom Hamilton, Tom Squibb, and Nick Butcher played.

Jerry Butler represented RHS at area council at Akron St. Mary's.

Tom Neighswander won the 1960's Student Council Presidency with the help of Jan Rankin. Jan defeated Marilou Kazimer's candidate Nancy Beam and KayLynn Ferrero's Ruth Seeh in the election.

TV: NIT Basketball, Its a Great Life, People Are Funny, Cameron City, Black Saddles

21 March Saturday

Tome Nighswander succeeds Ron isele at Student Council President

Friday Nite with Kent State

Cash bar

Possible menu:

Vegetable tray/dip

    Fruit

    Cubed cheese/crackers

    Sauerkraut balls

    Sweet & sour meatballs

    Chicken wings 

We figure this comes to $725.00. 

The cost will be divided proportionately between the two classes. Roosevelt assumes we will have most people attending

Deadline for reservations:  July 1

Time:  7:00 - 10:00 or 10:30 - to be confirmed with chef

Color decorations:  Red, white & blue

Name tags for classmates (plastic/pin):

    Rough Rider - Roosevelt

 Blue Devils - Kent State         Black letters on white

Diane reports we have 30 alumnae planning on attending.

Mad Dog Diane is about to activate her mobile phone!

YOU'VE BEEN WARNED

Let Us Know How We Can Help

As we mature and our bodies no longer rebound as they did in 1959. The question arises for those of you who would attend our August reunion but transportation to and from the airport is a draw back, how can we help co-ordinate flights and arrange transportation to and from the airport.

WE WILL NOT PERMIT LACK OF AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION PREVENTING ANYONE FROM ATTENDING!!!

Record-Courier week of9 March 59

9 March Mon.

"Iraq Explodes In Civil War"

"Tall Wildcats Impressive In Ousting Rough Riders"

Akron Central 70 RHS 45

Harmon 7 1 15

Anderson 1 1 3

Isele 4 3 11

10 March Tue.

Jacobs Wallpaper & Paint

241 South Water Street

Floor and Tile

See The Fabulous New Show Case of Homes

from $5215

11 March Wed.

"Top Rocket Expert Discusses Manned Satellites"

"1959 Boom Year, But Has Weakness" Sylvia Porter

21" Cut Rotary Lawn Mowers reg. $70 on sale $36.88

12 March Thurs.

"Spring Snowstorm Hits Ohio, Schools Close"...not RHS

TV: Bob Hope, M Squad, Thin Man, Cavalcade of Sports

"U.S. 'Ripe' For Biological Warfare Attack, Experts Say"

13 March Fri.

"Flu Shut Down Brimfield and Suffield Schools"...not RHS

14 March Sat.

Robert Hall sale 100% Wool Flannel Spring Coats $12.88

Record-Courier week of 4 March 59

2 March: Monday

"Russia Okays Talks On Berlin"

Principal Howard Roberts announces ticket sales to District Tournament game v St. Mary's for Friday's at 7:30. Adult 1.50 and Children 50 cents. RHS has 234 tickets alloted.

Cleveland Indians manager Joe Gordon says "Few Rookies Have Chance."

Want ad: 135mm Pony Camera with flash, holder and carrying case complete OR 3-5209

'54 Plymouth $295

Comics: Secret Agent X-9, Flash Gordon, The'll Do It Every Time, Mr. Abernathy

3 March

PUCO Asks Kent Main St Gates-Automatic gates and flashers for the Erie Railroad.

"Dating Rules Require More Responsibility, Maturity At 16, Pat Boone Tells Teens"

Open Friday Nights 6 to 7;30 The Second National Bank

A&P opened in the new Stow-Kent Shopping Center on route 5

Becky Faltisco is best Junior Achievement saleswoman in Kent. She gave a toastmasters sales talk on stainless steel tray. She will compete in Detroit 6 April.

4 March: 

Kent on Parade: Becky Sue Faltisco and parents visited Chicago, Ill. and South Bend, Ind. Becky visited Walther Memorial Hospital to enter nursing training...never to return.

"Debbie Reynolds Rejects Nevada Divorce"

TV: Wagon Train, Telephone Hour, This Is Your Life, Union Pacific

Rider Scoring G F T

Al Harmon 174 115 464

Ron Isele 58 38 152

Frank Anderson 36 13 85

Tom Hamilton 1 2 4

Western Auto: Batteries as low as $10.95

5 March

"New Styles To Be More Becoming, Less Severe" which means the 50's styles were ugly?

"Niven, Susan Hayward, 'Gigi'," Favorites in "Oscar Voting"

6 March

Movie: "The Inn of The Sixth Happiness" Ingrid Bergman, Curt Jurgens, Robert Donat

"Kent Auditorium Bid is $185,603" for RHS

7 March

"Hot Shooting Riders Sink St Mary's, 58-46"

Isele 3 1 7

Harmon 11 3 25

Anderson 7 1 15

"Harmon didn't sink the Crusaders, however, Senior Frank Anderson, enjoying his best offensive effort since a sizzler against Tallmadge, pumped 15 points.

He proved a necessary weapon when Harmon couldn't find the range."

 

Record-Courier week of 16 Feb. '59

Mon. Feb. 16

"Riders Seeded No 1 In Tourney; Play Ravens" Coach is Mickey Mittiga

Art Award Winners for Northeast Central Scholastic Art Awards: Mary Ann Melucci and Peg Wands.

Ads:

Kent Office Supply

Duplicating supplies, stencils, master units, fluids

'59 Oldsmobile Dynamic '88' 2 door sedan--$3195

Comics: Blondie, Jackson Twins, Steve Roper, Big Ben Bolt

Tues. Feb. 17

"Vanguard Fired With Weather Eye Satellite"

"Scientists Now think Some Form of Life Occupies Mars"

Editorial" Hail The Rough Riders, Metro Champs"

Robert E. Hensel, Physics teacher 1 of 30 selected for a four month course at Case Institute of Technology

TV: Dragnet, Eddie Fisher, Cheyenne, Arthur Godffrey

Wed. 18 Feb.

"Red Cross Sets Goal $32,500"

Thurs. 19 Feb. 

George Washington Sale: The Budget Shop: Men's Sport Coats $15.22

"'Perfect' Marriage To End Today; Eddie, Debbie Part"

Fri. 20 Feb.

'Kent State v Rough Riders at 6:30 in Kent's Gym"

Wrights' George Washington Sale--Dress Socks 18¢

"Big Steel Boom Seen This Year"

Sat. 21 Feb.

"State High Upsets Roosevelt 54-52"

The lead by David C. Adams, "Super-charged Kent State rides the crest of its greatest moment in 35 years of basketball on the heels of a courageous come from behind 54-52 Fright night upset victory over cold shooting Roosevelt"

Al Harmon had 21 pts.

Week of 9-14 Feb. 59 from the Record Courier

9 Feb. Monday

RHS Senior Guest 7 Feb. Theme: Hearts and Flowers

Pictured: Becky Sue Faltisco, Chairwoman and Jay Lyter, President,

Pictured: Mary Ann Melucci, Program Chairwoman, Alfread Harmon, Barbara Meleski, and Luther Parmelee, Entertainment Chairman.

Alan Rumbaugh, band chair, Ron Isele, refreshments, Betty Burns introduced the entertainment, Janet McGarry played piano selection.

Becky Faltisco and Mary Lou Kazimer read a letter to cupid.

 

TV: The Rifleman, Sugarfoot, Wyatt Eurp, Jack Parr.

 

Comics: Judd Saxon, Donald Duck, Rip Kirby, Johnny Hazzard

10 Feb. Tuesday

Sylvia Porter warns about the real cost of credit cards

 

George E. Gifford advertises Rambler Ambassador V-8 270 HP

 

Miss Belknap and Miss Berry returned for Washington DC for dedication of the National Education Association building

 

Moon Glo Roller 

11 Feb. Wednesday

Bissler’s: Swivel Rocker regular $89 on sale for $79.50

 

Hickman’s Jewlry- Alligator handbag $12 for Honest Abe sale.

 

13 Feb. Thursday

Auntie Mame with Roslalind Russell in techicolor!

 

14 Feb. Friday

“Hospital Offers To Give Drunk Driver Test Here” When did drunk drivers become DUI?

 

Ohio General Assembly held vote for equal pay for women

 

“RHS to play Stow for Metro Crown”

 

Senior scoring                        G            F            T

Al Harmon                        135            107            377

Ron Isele                        45            29            119

Frank Anderson            23            9            55

 

14 Feb. Saturday

“Riders Edge Stow In 58-57 Thriller”

Riders 14-4 for season

 

Anderson  5

Isele            9

Harmon 19

Week of 2-7 Feb. 59 from the Record Courier

The Courier: six cents

Monday

Headline "Virginia Integrates Peacefully"

A&P sales: Seaside Limas 16 oz, Salt 26 oz, and white potatoes all 10¢.

Comics: Flash Gordon, Hi & Lois, Muggs & Sheets, Mary Worth.

TV Programs: Paige Palmer, Price is Right, and Garry Moore.

For rent from W.W. Reed: 2 story house behind Depeyster $128/mon.

59 Chevy Bel air $2450

Tuesday

Kent workers raise: salary $10, hourly 5¢

Mayor Charles E. Paulus orders fines of $15 plus court costs.

Ohio Governor is Michael V. DiSalle

Kent State v Roosevelt game moved from 18 Feb to 28 Feb due to AA Scheduling conflict.

Wednesday

"Ike Dares Dems To Increase Taxes"

Record oped page supports Hawaiian statehood

Jayteens pic: Yvonne Romeo, secretary, Jerry Pudloski, treasurer, Lee Ramsey, VP

Congressman Robert Cook

"Lawson Wins a Milk Dispute"

Thursday

3td nine weeks: Lynne Bagnor straight A's. Honoroll: Karen Condley, Janet McGarry, Luther Parmelee, Ron Bunker, Lee Ramsey, Janie Rankin, LayLynn Ferrera, Barbara Walters, Peg Wands, Saralee Hansan, Jerry Butler.

Friday

A&P 100 years old. Chuck Roast 49¢ per lb.

Playing at the Kent Theater: The Sheriff of Fracture Jaws with Kennith Moore and Jayne Mansfield and the second feature A Nice Little Bank That Should Be Robbed with Tom Ewell, Mickey Rooney, Mickey Shaughnessy, and Dina Merrill

Rough Riders Play Last Game in Roosevelt Gym

Saturday

TV: Perry Mason, Perry Como, Sea Hunt

Rough Riders win 84-71 over Coventry.

Assure share of Metro title for the 4 of the last 5 years.

Al Harman 33 pts. 25.1 scoring ave.

Frank Anderson 5 pts

Ron Isele 5 pts

August 7-9

The Friday nite joint reunion with Kent State will be held at the Rathskellers on the University's campus from 6:30 to 10. There will be plenty of parking and space with in the Rathskellers for both classes to meet, mix, and mingle.

From the 24th

In Memoriam: Joe Edwards