Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-05

Flew up" to high ranks. Kath-
leen Artino, Joan Becka, Mari
lyn Baluch, Kathleen Fink, Lois
Renee, Kathryn Skufca, Carol
Smith, ChriStiane Steftar, Pam
Stine, Veronica Iammarino :
leader, Mrs Grace Fink.
Joyce Carlson, Stephanie ES-
teneS, Carole Lynn Gustafson,
Virginia Shiplett, Barbara Lee
Wenger, Virginia Steinfurth, =
leader, Mrs. William GustafSon.
Judy Benson, Donna Kuntz,
Linda Mahalic, Sherry Painter,
Sally Stahl, Francine Wilhelm
Martha Hadlock leader, Mrs.
Melvin Napalo
Nancy CrowdeS, Jacqueline
Lincoln, Pam Smith, Diane Will
is, Leslie Kreuger, Judy Let's,
Nancy Ditto leader, Mrs Will
am Lincoln
Camp Fire Girls passing ranks
of Trail Seekers: Barbara Jer-
man, Kathy Fenstermaker, An
gela Werneke, Margaret Auth,
Terry Sickinger, Barbara 10th,
Eharen McFarlaine leader,
Mrs Eleanor McFarlane
Mary Louise Weed, Judith Cul
bertson, Linda Petersen, Joy
Schoenfeld, Mary Lou Swogger
Mary Osbourn, Shirley Lacko,
Hazel McCracken leader, Mrs
Henry Weed.
Gayle Witt, Peggy Ditto, Lin
da Roseum, Kathy Levering
Holly Eichert, Cheryl Braund
Mary fraud, Mariana Brown,
Susan Johnson leader, Mrs
Tony DiCillo
Reaching wood Gathering
Rank, Carol Garfield, Frances
Glaze, Martha Davis, Nancy
Lease, Vicky Margach, Sharon
Smith leader, Mrs Robert
Lease
West Geauga Golf Team
The West Geauga Golf team
has won ITS SECOND straight
championship. The trophy will
be awarded on Awards Day
The team consisted of Char
les Boehringer, Charles Butz,
Bill Dettman, Bayard Gels, Ro-
ger 10th, and Nat Zangara, all
of whom are lettermen
The golf team was started Sc
veral years ago, but up until
last year the team did not do
much
Mr.. Lipnicki took over the
team last year and since then
the team has improved Steadi-
ly The seniors leaving the team
are Charles Butz and Bayard
Gels
The scores of the matches
were: West 10, Cardinal 6;
West Is, Kenston O; West 12,
Burton 4; West II, Cardinal 4;
West 16, KenSton 0; West Is,
Burton l
Chester News Briefs
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Had
den and Mr. and Mrs Brooks
Jones spent the recent weekend
at Ogleby Park, West Virginia
The Sam Patterson family
spent the previous weekend with
the Vernon PatterSons in Wor-
thington. Mrs. Patterson stopped
in Wooster to attend the meeting
of a committee of which she is
a member.
Mrs. Harry Parr Sr. of CIeve-
land was with Mr.. and Mrs.
Day.
Miss Phyllis Gray and her
niece of Wooster spent Memorial
Day with Miss Dorothy Mans
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Barber
of Akron were calling on rela-
tiveS and friends here this week
as was Stanley Freeman of Guy
ahOga Falls.
Relatives from Cortland were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Reinold.
Dale Williamson, physical ed
ucation teacher at Shaker Hts.
Will be employed there this
summer as Assistant Play
ground Director. Gary Lyman
whl also work for the Shaker
Heights School system as play
ground instructor.
Gerald Jacobs Jr. son of Mr..
and Mrs Gerald Jacobs, form
erly of this section, will gradu-
ate from EuStiS, Florida High
School on June 6. He made
the highest grade in his class
in the college placement tests
with an average of 95.
Miss Caroline Meibohm eX-
peCted home from Ohio Univer-
Sity at Athens next week. She
will remain at her home for a
week and then return to sum-
mer school to finish her senior
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Ruble
and daughter, Sandra spent the
holiday weekend visiting friends
in Somerville, New Jersey. John
Monta, who has been at the
Coast Guard Station here, re-
turned to New Jersey with
them.
Representing the local Rotary
Club at a convention in Dallas,