Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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Ikese Gcnstitute Ou LjoaU. MAGDALINE ELIZABETH TOTH, Maggie pep princ ess volleyball . . . ELMER EUGENE TRACY, squirrel hunter . . . speeches . . . out- door workshop . . . DOROTHY ELIZABETH TROXIL, California, Here I Come . . . sporty . . . efficient . . . LOUIS JOSEPH TULINO, friends , . . election board . . . sterling character . . . FRANCIS VARCKETTE, Snooky . . . 50-yard line spec. . . . flashy. LUCILLE FLORENCE VARCKETTE, Rusty . . . short and sweet . . . dance mistress . . . RALPH VARKETTE, JR., sport jackets . . . small but mighty . . . jitterbug . . . BETTY JANE VITALE, pencil sketches . . . pianist . gifted . . . THOMAS A. VOCCA, Mortimer . . . center . . . hair cut shy MARION LAURETTA VOLPONE, top dancer snow white boots . . . .cheery smile. BARBARA JANE WARREN, Canteen committee Athletics knitting MARGARET ISABEL WATSON, hair ribbon fiend . . . punctuality person- ified . rollerskating expert . . GEORGE CLYDE WELDY, band captain shiek hair cuts . . . bathing beauty . . . PHYLLIS M WESTLAKE, swell- elegant . . . artist . . . basketeer . . . ROBERT CHARLES WILLIAMS, Goldy . . . radio whiz . . . V-8 ' s. FRANCIS RICHARD WILSON, lanky . . . vocational shop . . . volts and watts . . . KENNETH YOUNG, door stooper . . . size 12 . . . jack of all trades JEAN ANN ZAPPA, music-box laughter . . . black magic hair bracelets . . . ROSALYN JOYCE ZIMMERMAN, V-mail ... pen pals . . . muy agradable. SENIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR IN THE YEARBOOK CYNTHIA ANN BOLLINGER, figure skater . . . amicable . . . new- comer from Spokane . . . JOSEPHINE GEORGENA BRUNO, Newberry ' s sec. . dashing personality . . . tiny miss . . . CARMELINA ANNE DEANNA, election board . . . dimpled smile ... top dancer . . . LAWRENCE EDWIN DODGE, short, sharp, and super ... a woman ' s preference . . , CARL KEN- NETH PAULINO, whiz of wires . . . quiet . . . bowling alley patron . . . PASQUALE V. RENZETTY, free and easy . . . Senior choir . . . billiards. twenty-nine

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Toth Tracy Troxil Tulino Varckette, F. Vorckette, L. Varkette, R., Jr. Vitale Vocca Volpone Warren Watson Weldy Wesriake Williams Wilson Young Zappa Zimmerman IN MEMORIAM LUCILLE (LULU) SUNDAY March 6, 1927— March 15, 1944 Death can never separate those who are bound together by the ties of pure love. Lulu, as she was known by her many friends, will be remembered as an active member of the Junior Girl Reserves, the llA newswriting class, and as a drum majorette for the band. twenty -eight

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Ihexj eiOe Owi Counh V The beckoning finger of Uncle Sam once again called on the youth of Ashtabula High School to render service. Ready to serve one ' s country may well be the motto of eleven members of the class of ' 45. The forceful strains of Anchors Aweigh called Albert Eaton, John Garner, Harold Gran, Ted Guerini, Howard Hakkarainen Joe Mock, Clifford Palmer, and Sam Nappi. Leo Felix allied himself with the men who always have the situation well in hand, the Marines Joe Dondrea and Harold Stearns marched to the tune of the Caisson Song in the Army. Those who enlisted during the letter port of the year were Joe Dondrea John Garner, Ted Guerini, Howard Hakkarainen, and Sam Nappi. Their pictures appear in the regular senior section. ALBERT EATON, sailor deluxe . . . machine shop . . . freckles LEO FELIX, From the halls of Montezuma to the shores of Tripoli left guard . . . curly hair .... HAROLD GRAN, Oh, the life of the roving sea ... flashy car . . . personality personified . . . JOE MOCK, he ' s 1-A in the Navy and A-1 in our hearts . . . captain . . . great . . . CLIFFORD PALMER Buck . . . Navy blue appeals to him . , . electrical shop. The Dart has no picture for HAROLD STEARNS, Army life is great favorite color-khaki . . . well liked. mihi m Eaton Felix Gran Mock Palmer thirty