Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1948 volume:

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W ll U I la l-X A f lx le 63 'l ln Q4 JJ li R V X l li can journalism, the annual was on of t ll first school publications in this onfenfs THE PEOPLE THEIR A presentation of the Sensor Junior ond Sophomore closses wuth theur ochuevements throughout the schooI yeor ATHLETICS A comprehenslve review of encounters on the grldlron court track and dlomond the tnols ond trlbulotlons of the supermen of Bu 0 An occount of the clubs ond orgonuzotaons which offer students ot Ashtabula hugh school o vcarled soclol Iufe In conjunctuon wuth their ocodemlc work Advlser Marxe A Kahne gxves the flrst plece of the Darts Blrthday Cake to Annlversar Chalrman Y Kenneth Davern fave G o 0 0 I . THEIR ACTIVITIES MQW X ff W AV 65? gf bl Q9 4' M1 lx if pf YXxx f' 4' .OXXXA X ff - N W7 'f f 's I D Q QSQ, X X 44' fgvfdl xxsf if e :cated fo go n 0 uf T e 1948 DART staff cuts a generous slice of its Fortieth anniversary cake for Mr J B Kohut supervisor of the woodworking class who instructs pupils in sneet metal and electrical work in the pattern and plastics field and in architectural and advanced machine drawings wth special decorations at school dances and proms Special is year included the making of one dozen shuffle boards for the ed ross a library wagon for the General hospital one dozen tool - s fo the machine shop two dozen book stands for City school buildings and cabinet for the office of the clerk treasurer With our birthday cake we dedicate this l9-48 DART Yearbook to Mr Kohut in appreciation of his twenty six years of understanding patience and unceasmg effort in the role of teacher and friend to students at Ashta bula High School Y? 'S X ,Jr g h . . . . 'tion, his students build stage sets for Bula's dramatic productions . . , 1 t Lv- minisffzafofzs ifzecf gfudenfs PR CIP L ASSIST T CLERK awif 201+ 3'-1 wh- MW QLLPY7 M02 :fewer mcnrsftafaon Wuthout admlnlstrators the vntal cogs nn any organlzatnon an lnstltut tnon of learnung could not operate as a unnt Snnce the erectuon un 1872 of the fnrst Ashtabula hugh school bulldnng the men behlnd the educatuonal scenes have been forging ahead In charge of the Cnty system IS cordlal and sage Superintendent E D Maurice who has aided teacher and student alnke along the road toward higher educatlon Ruler of the second floor offnce IS Prnncupal E I Gephart counselor and personal frnend to the populace of A H S He rs aided by Asslstant Prnncl pal A E Wnght Wuth questlons designed to delve unto the mnnds of students Dr Joseph Muller psycholognst of Pamesvnlle Harbor and Cnty schools helps to solve the problems of modern teenagers Purchasing and mauntamung equspment as recommended and approved by the board of education IS adeptly accomplished by Supernntendent of Bunldlngs and Grounds A W Lewls Actung as a beam of light for chaldren who become waylald coming to school and copnng wnth problems galore as Mass Amy Parker dlrector of child accountlng and guidance Q ' c 1 2. 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' DIRECTOR SCI-lO0Lf PSJECHOLOGUSY 5 HOOL MRS! fUyPQRVlf9fPf C29 ' ' ' gnfo lgducafional Glzanne S With a knowledge of the more technical aspects of illness, Mrs. Helen Kellogg school nurse is able to nurse back or smile back students health Mrs Jennie Marshall assisted in the nurses office while audiometer tests were administered in City schools Master of the palette and paint is Art Supervisor G J Clontz l addition to his regular duties he spends every Friday in counsel with high chool art students Vocational shop and industrial arts classes were combined under one department with C A Meister as coordinator Efficiency plus is the by word for office employees Miss Phyllis Cresswell secretary to Superintendent Maurice Miss Peggy Miller secre tary to Principal Gephart and Mrs Martha Powell secretary to Mr Lewis Assisting in the main office was Lillian Caruso while Shirley Kresin aided in Principal E I Gephart s office Another year another calendar has been torn away by the supervisors of City schools For the last forty years complex problems in administration have been diagnosed and remedies proposed This process will continue in the years to come NINE Supervisor of Vocational Work Secretary to A W ewis Secretary C3611 Q... f to Superintendent E D Maurice Secretary to Principal E I Gephart goafzd 06 Zducafion aides Desfiml 722LOCOWt2'L UQWWW 772 I-foung Bearded and spectacled members of the Ashtabula board of educatuon numbered seven four decades ago Presldent F W Stone had as hls assocn atesJ L Burwell G E Ducro E P Hall C E Peck H P Smith and F A Wrllnams Not to be outdone by thelr predecessors the 48 gunders of the school system upheld the board s tradutlon and launched upon another constructlve year of events Member G E Ducro Jr represented the second generatlon of a famx' rengnlng over Cnty school affairs sunce has father was a board member when the first Cnty hugh publucatuon appeared n l908 Presndent K H Parks and Vice presndent H B Wallender presided over thus years proceedings whale Mr Ducro C H Sanborn and M H Young aided them Superintendent E D Maurice served as an adviser whsle Superintendent of Grounds and Bulldlngs A W Lewis was clerk treasurer Re elected IH the Autumn were Mr Parks and Mr Sanborn whale Mr Young assumed the position vacated by T E Warren who was not a candndate for re electlon returlng after I5 years of board service T - l .. ,.. ,.. ,.. ,.. , .. . , . I , .. . -- ,-, 'Y I I 1 . , . . , . ,.. , .. . .. , - , . , . .. , - I t r-If-ven 0 ell In I9 5 as m 1908 lnnovatIons and Improvements Included relocatIon of A H S class rooms TypIng classes were shIfted to room 36 whIle old world and Amer Ican hISfOfy domaIn 38, was made shorthand roorn DIstrIbutIve educatIon was transferred to 5, and vocatIonal commercIal scholars assumed occupancy of room 7 Students of SpanIsh were assIgned to room 24B oral EnglIsh and hIstory 22 advanced mathematIcs 33 and hlstory 35 Two machInes for the auto mechanIcs department were purchased for S756 OO, Wlfh money from G I TraInIng funds coverIng the expendIture A Clfy busIness and Industrual advIsory board for school vocatIonal departments was organIzed Wlfh lO Ashtabula busInessmen partIcIpatIng ln addItIon to the specIal classes for boys InItIated a year ago, a specIal gIrls class was organIzed under the supervIsIon of Mrs Mary LouIse Hadlock The newly created post of co ordInator of vocatIonal and IndustrIal art courses was OCCUpled by C A MeIster Adult nIght classes under the dIrectIon ot C A MeIster were begun J B Kohut had woodwork classes on Monday and Tuesday evenIngs MIss DOFIS SmIth shorthand and Mrs EdIth WItt, accountIng Just as the board of educahon at the turn of the century aIded hun dreds of students, so dId the forty eIghters and thousands The Idea and the Splflf are old only the InterpretatIon IS new 'ir' BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated left to flghf T E Warren E D MaurIce superuntendent H B Wallender VICE presIdent C H Sanborn G E Ducro K H Parks presIdent ant A Lewus clerk treasurer D . . 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I , J' A 54 l . ffzeam me? acu fx, MISS MARY BELLE ALLEN Instructor of Glrls Physlcal Educa ton B A Marietta College Ohlo University Bethany College Ohno State Umverslty MISS KARLEENE ANDREWS Teacher of Spanish and Englush B A Lake Erle College Kent State Umversuty West mlnster College MR J B E BAKER Teacher of Mathematics A B Asbury College M A Western Reserve Ohua State Mt Unnon College ROBERT BALL Teacher of English and Coach ot Basketball MR C J BOLENDER Teacher ot Auto Mechanucs Certufncate General Motors Institute of Technology Pontnoc Much MRS FRANCES CLONTZ Instructor of Fnne Arts B S Oh: State University Ohuo Wesleyan MISS ISABEL J DAY Teacher of Vocatlonal Home Economncs B S Mlamu University Unuverslty of Wnsconsm Western Reserve Umversuty MR DWIGHT EUVERARD Teacher of Sensor Scaence and Bao Iogy B S Otterbeun College Ohio State Unnverslty MISS ALFIELD JOHNSON, Vocal Music Instructor conferring wnth sensors Nancy Buckett and Barbara Gebhardt ' l , . ' . 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I 1 V I I A A 4 ' , . ., , . , umlvefz lu fx, ve MR SAMUEL J FIORENZO Teacher of Machnne Shop Um verslty ot Clnclnnatl Umverslty of Akron Kent State Unuversltv Edlnboro State Teachers College GEORGE GUARNIERI Teacher of Commercial Geography Hlstory and Boys Physlcal Educatuon Coach of Football B S Ohlo Stote Unlverslty Canuslus College WARD W HAMM Dlrector ot Band and Orchestra Mus B Ithaca College of Music Unuverslty ol Chicago MISS MARGARET HOWARD Teacher of Englush B A Ohio Wesleyan Unuverslty A M University ot Pennsylvama MISS ALFIELD JOHNSON Supervisor of Vocal Muslc B S un Mus Ed Ohio Unlverslty Dlplofnas In Plano Volce and Organ Augustana Conservatory Chrlstlansen Choral School Fred Waring Choral School MRS ARLENE JOHNSON Teacher of Latin and English B A Heidelberg Duke Unlverslty Western Reserve Unlverslty MISS MARIE A KAHNE Teacher of Socuol Sclence and Jour nalusm Advlsor ot Student Publucatlons B A Flora Stone Mather College Western Reserve Unlversuty Medlll School at Journalusm Northwestern Unlverslty DONALD P KNOTT Teacner of English Drrector of Dra matlcs B S ln Education Boll State Teachers College Graduate work Indiana State Teachers College MR JOHN B KOHUT Instructor of lndustrlal Arts B S K t State Unlversuty Bradley Polytechnlcal Instutute MISS VERA McCORT Teacher of Vocational Home Economics B Sc Ohlo State U U . 1 I I MR. , ' , f I I , ., g . MR. . , ' g . 1 I - -V 5 . ., . , , . ' , 1. . ' ' 7. MA' , , - . , - . I 4 MR. . , ' , ' - I r -I 1 I , . . .V - , . - 5 . ., en , . I I . ., . onffzasfs wat even MISS HELEN MYERS Teacher of Shorthand and Typlng B S S S Ohlo Umversltv M Fd Unrverslty of Pittsburgh MRS ILAH W OSLUND Teacher of Commerclal Sublects Bowl :ng Green State Unlverslty B S S Cedar Crest College B S Kent State Unuversnty Western Reserve Unrversrty MR MICHAEL J PATRONE TCOCITCI of Electrlcal Vocatronal Educatlon B S In Educatlon Unrversrty ot South Carolrna MISS LAVILLA PHARES Teacher of Hlstory B A B S Oh State Unrversrty N A Teachers College Columbra Un: versity Unrverslty of Southern Calltornra Unrverslty ot North Caroluna Unlversrty of CIHCIHDOII Mramr Umverslty MISS JEAN PHILLIPS Teacher of English and Assrstant Advisor of the Dart Staff B A Marretta College M A North western Unlverslty MRS HAZEL ROGERS Teacher of Socral Science and English B S rn Educatuon Ohro State Unlverslty MISS DORIS SMITH Teacher ot Vocational Commercial Subjects B E lllmous State Normal College lndlana University Buffalo Umverslty MISS MARY C STAYMAN Teacher of French and English B S Ohio State University Unlversrty of Mlchlgan lnstltute de Francaise Pennsylvania State College Unlversrty of Colorado Molson Francarse Western Reserve Unrverlsty Sorbonne Paras MR E F STEDMAN Coordinator ot Dlstrlbutrve Education B A In Commerce B S un Education M A Ohuo Umver stty Ol-no State Unrversrty MISS VELMA WATSON Teacher ot Engllsh B S M A Ohio State Unrversrty Muskrngum College 4214... AL.. gf rn G8 MR A E WIGHT Teacher of Related Electrncal Subjects and Mathematucs Assustont Prlncupal B S Oregon State Co lege M S Unlversuty of Utah Oregon Unlversnty Kent State Unlversuty MRS HELEN C WIGHT Teacher of Mather-natucs B S Purdue Unrversnty Butler Unuverslty ,-MQMBXM MR ALBERT WISNER Teachcr of Chuuutry Auto Mcchanu anc Related Sulnects B S Ohlo State Unuv1.v5lty Olnt Northern Unwerslty Ohle Unsversnty :ng B S In Elucatuon Ohlo Unuverstty Ohuo State Una versuty Lac! Zuzcc MISS LUCILLE HEMPSTEAD Tcachcr of l-llstary B A Mount Union College Ohla State Unuve stty Lelanrl Stanford Umverslty MR JULIUS R McELROY Dnrector of Boys Physlcal Eclucatlon B S Mt Unron Col ege l MRS ANALEE ROWLEY Teacher of History B A b Sc Ohio State University Penn State Unlversuty Marshall College Qf.44w4l-.MG-if MISS KARLEENE ANDREWS Spanlsh teacrtcr cxplaunnng the mtrlcacles of Soonlsh to the class 66 I I ' ' l . ' ,g I ' 5 . ., I4 . ' y , 1 'T I l I g . , Q I ' g 111 . MRS. EDITH WITT, School Treasurer and Teacher of Bookkeep- f f . , ' , ., ,' ' 'I . 5 ' ' ' ' ' ff 'I rf ZM, Q1 C.. S SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS d et D Otb y d S SENIOR HISTORY By Harry Muller Were thas forty years ago a gay tlntype world of hugh buttoned shoes and handlebar mustaches would stretch before the graduatung class and lure them through the old fashloned pernls of lufe lt msn t l908 but the Black and Gold clad Bulans are rarln to begln the race for the pot ralnbows end wuth thoughts of th mlnd arshall Plan on then ssun n Fughtun hummlng un their ears At the tu rn of the century there was no such Senate Unaltered b th annmal as a student y us lnglorlous reminder the A H S methoducally doodled theur X bug wheels on election ballots and established a gover ment wlthln a government hlklng Kenneth Byron Childs a d fl Davern Gerald Glotzbecker n Joseph Sldley to posltuons of class secretary and treasure president vice president r respectively I' Officers led finance announcements and program committees for graduatuon whsle Palma DlPletro Shirley Kresln and Ter W refreshment decoratuon and ca ry arren guided p and gown groups Feeling unusually male conscious the forty elghters enthroned Nicholas Dellerba Joseph Urbana and Robert Baker as knlghts of the Senate for the flrst female shy group In l3 years Other sensor men of dustunctlon nn the organlzatlon were Walter Gentile Thomas Lamb Thomas Rogers ros Robert Moses and Second semester Senate had at nts helm Thomas Lambros Joseph Urbana and Robert Baker wuth Nncholas Dellerba Walter Gentile Ronald Ollve and Warren Shepard constituting the rema Claghorns unlng amateur Senator K' wlzeels pt eght e ogfzess Pres: ent Kenn h avern, Vsce- President Jerry GI z ecker, Sec- rctar Byron Chnl s, Treasurer R V Joe ldley. I - . . . . , - , I - - - ' ' ' o' gold at the ' ' ' e New Look and M ' ' S llFeudinI, ' I I I ' ' I II ' - ' . Il ' II I - - - - 11 - 11 . , . . . . I I I I I 1 ' I I I ' . I I I I I I I I ' - . I - . . I I A . . . ,, . . . ,, . I O I I I ' 1 I I I I I i e 'am :sfo ao As the Autumn leaves turned to shades of crimson red noses and cold feet came In vogue wuth football season Coach George Guarnuerl and hus cohorts bounced through grrd vron battles to second place IH the Lake Shore League Fourteen lettermen digging their heels nn Bula fneld turf for the last time at the Turkey Day clash were Gerald Candela Nicholas Deerba Benjamin Ferrltto Walter Wullsam Gouhun Peter Guerrsero Rex Knerr Mlchael Rose Edward Stuff Steven Tlmonere Vundent Tumonere Joseph Urbana Terry Warren Honorary Captain Wallace Gentule ans Manager Harold Toblas Ranslng the blood pressure of ncucled spectators were Nancy Buckett Shlrley Kresln and Genevieve Palumbo whale the new Panther mascot Lemo aluas John Duff romped the length of the tueld durnng half time Presented the first annual B Nan Brlth trophy for belng the Most Valuable Man of the Year was fullback Rex Knerr Shunung mayestucally as queen of the gruduron were Patrncua Stlckney and her court Dolores Bruosta Eileen Cox Shrrley Gran Shlrley Kresln Genevieve Palumbo and Mary Skufca Y Canteen Queen Peggy Faeld became the second to reap the teen age nlght club honor In the last two years Bula hoopsters rolled on to League champaonshsp by defeatung some ofthe most rugged competutuon In cage history Wuth shouts of Rah' Rah' school rooters cheered Nlcholas Dellerba Delbert DeVaughn Wullsam Gouhun Thomas Rogers and Terry Warren through season and tournament tracases Copplng laurels In the scholastic dlvnsuon were Valednctornan Phyllus Cooper and Saluta toruan Lores Gleason with 42 sensors who had hugh averages of B or better fContunued on page 443 SENIOR INFORMALS First row Electron board Kanser and Loose at new arunkmg fountain Second row Mass exodus, Lambros, H Paullno try out coke machine I I I I I I I I I I I AI I I I ' I I ' - Il II ' I I I A I ' - - ll II I I I I I I ll II - I ' . . . . . ,, ,, . I I I I ' ' ' - II II , . nineteen mm fzfffwnff '7f 'f M WWW? BMW CWM 431,80 ERNESTINE ROSE ADAMS C W1,4,ow4fWpT7'w 'MM fl M7 omely long tresses consclentlous FRANCES JEAN ADAMS Mlschlevous eyes talkative GERALDINE MARIE AMZIBEL Beauty and branns hearty laugh DOLORES MAE ANDERSON Advocate of slacks tlny tot JEROME GUY ANDREWS Lnghts camera action' FRANK NEAL ARMSTRONG Dark and shy lofty WILLIAM GEORGE ARNOLD Lanky lad Frenchy accent GERALDINE CHAPIN ASHLEY a theologuan reserved EMMALINE ETHEL ATZEMIS Tricky monlcker D Ed star ROBERT LEIGHTON BAKER Dlrnples untectnous gran RALPH ANTHONY BARUFFA Southpaw baseb Il f Future Secr t a lend VIRGINIA MARY BAYUS e ary history sparkler CLARA RYTA BIENKO P spuratuons VIRGINIA GER oetuc hopeful un MAINE BIENKO Wlllowy nntelllgent EDWARD LOUIS BOERNGEN Equestrnan arustocratuc I-I W, Ice E DMI! I . ' Q ' . . .c,'7 I -4 is .3 I . W ' . T ' f-Van? 'Z' 1 , ,L 'S ' -N. 'lf' h ' gf y LUCILE NUTTEN BOLLINGER Former Westerner charming LUCILLE MARIE BROWN Outstanding soprano everybody s trnend RONALD CLAYTON BROWN Aboundlng good humor lusty voice DOLORES MARIE BRUOSTA Personality plus attractive NANCY JEAN BUCKETT Bula booster peppy swung GERALDINE LOUISE BUSH Golden Crown tranquil NANCY ANN BUXTON Skating queen busy gal CHARLES JOSEPH CAMPBELL Trombone shark January Thaw JERRY JAMES CANDELA Latun whuz Tyrone Ish look JEAN MARIE CANDELA Metlculous breath of ternlnlnlt Y JOHN ANTHONY CARBON Marvelous physique deter CARNEY Good d d maned MARY ELIZABETH ee s doctors asslstant TERRY LYNN CARRAHER M acter track star CARMEL A odest char CARUSO Latln features l MARIE CARUSO T k ,mfg-Mff ,AKJMM-'Af Dvkwdfguumf ,ye-A-1-fevdkeffv Z-MAMKWTN Q,,.4xf5M ! j HMMLUM MMA, 7,,,.70,046 ' ... ... , , ' . .. ady-like . . . LILLIAN , a e a letter . . . snappy twirler. ,.-'ati' , I E I Ax P 4 . ' ssl Jw . 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If '77 1 I I X . 2wf9'7a M ' lwglif 'I'l7b ' 0ww0 '6' AMML :bNMjf,9,-f '7 FM- 'Q -7,1 GENE JIMMY DEGEORGE Chanel Cl I aww 'grrrfuui euxe artlst FRANCES MARIAN DEITZ Snack bar hostess dependable NICK DELLERBA Athletnc Senate prex Y s ROLAND ANGELO Del PRINCE Up to par theatrical blgwug ALBERT LLOYD DeMARCO JR Sh op prexy bashful boy DE Pleasung looks footgear fltter CONCETTA JEA LBERT DeVAUGHN Basketball kung sux footer PALMA ROSEMARIE DIPIETRO NETTE DISPENZA Demure Lucllles pal RITA PAULINE DOMIZI Brlsk gurl trumpeter CARMEL MARIE DRAMIS Nuce friend unaffected JOHN DUFF Bulas Lem o corneduan extraordlnary MARION ELIZABETH ENOS Grecian profnle buslness luke TONY JOE ESPOSITO Hot Lu b ps and presldent BENJAMIN FERRITTO JR Handsome guard sharp shooter PEGGY CLAIRE FIELD C anteen queen always gay ZQMMMW I V Q N . x K ba: Q 1 5, , v I i .: -Si? . i Vllvg r K. ,V !, 1 ft.-,-, fi 1- sf ' I H V, rf Bi I ' If 1 II ll - , . . . . . . , III hi! 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ELMERIOOMINIC 'EJiGESARE, Likes to drive e ,truck . , . 55' Q I R I I 0 , 9 - , 9 B- ff? ... 7 The class of 48 has nts scholars too From the group ot 220 forty two sensors had to thenr credlt an average o 00 or B durnng t err sophomore junior and sensor years The school gradlng system counts n A as our points B hr C two Phyllns Cooper Jerry Andrews l-larry Paulina Vlrglnla Beenka Geraldine Amzlbel Gerald Candela Rosemary Lengyel Harry Maller Clara Bnenko Larrle Proctor Nancy Buckett Shirley Kresln Bevra Klbbee Palmer Kalser Tom Rogers Harriet Reese Dolores Patruck Dolores Brusota Harold Todd Anne Knttlnger 396 378 376 359 355 355 352 350 348 346 345 343 338 335 335 333 332 330 329 326 and D one Carolyn Jute Evelyn Tempesta June Loose Charles Cozadd Terry Warren Nancy McCormick Pat Otto Ruth Whute Ernestune Adams Joe Urbana Rosemary Skutca Bob Baker Vlrglnua Bayus Terry Caraher Beverly Mead Emmalnne Atzemls Bull Gowhnn Pat Kossuck Dolores Moraan lsador Sonkln 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 20 09 05 05 05 05 00 00 00 00 O0 ., is 33 . , , ' O S 0 G Ula Hlfh ' ' ' f 3. , ' h ' f ' g a , t eeg , g , . 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A MEISTER Thus year Ashtabulas Vocatuonal de partment has been placed under a sungle head un collaboratnon wuth the lndustrnal Arts program with C A Melster In charge of both departments The Auto Mechanncs course has been taken from the lndustrual Arts and placed In the Vocatnonal depart ment Vocational educatuon as one phase ot a total educatuonal program which prepares young people tor lnntual employment nn ple already employed to b upgraded un theur lobs and retaun people who are temporan ly unemployed Ashtabula hugh school offers tralnlng In the tuelds of electrucaty metal worknng machunery and automoblle nndustrles A sophomore enrolled In the lndustrlal Arts course may continue an hns yunuor year or change to any of the three other courses Dlstruhutuve Educatron students Betty Lou Smith Gerald ne Bush and Joan McBride at wok It un has lunuor year he chooses the Vo catlonal courses he spends three hours dauly tlve days a week ln the shop I addition to thus work a student takes one hour a day for related sublects of mathe matics science etc In the particular area he has chosen The l2A Machlne Shop class had an en rollment of 15 members thus year The class had the basuc machine shop requure ments of tool cuttung grundung making many 'obs was the complete machunmg ot a band saw from raw castungs The mach une ns able to cut a tour foot clrcle and It stands 32 unches hugh maknng It a bench model rather than a floor one The saw can be put on the market with a detlnnte value and It us to be sold to anyone un school who wants to purchase It Instructor of the course us S J Florenzo Elleen Cox and Shirley Sutterly learning the way to o man s heart In the Home Economics department thirty sux ' l 5' 19 l . . r - A I I I I ' . n trade or industrial occupations, assists peo- spur gears, and heat treating. One of the 072. KUSCMZSS wO'L9 0 C J Bolender s Automotsve Shop course boasted an enrollment of 30 boys half sensors and halt junsors These boys work sn the auto lab for three hours every day The department recesved a new asrplane engsne whsch the sensors have overhauled The junsor classes work wsth the lab equsp ment whsle the sensor class does most of sts work on the Isve automobsle wsth empha sss on the sgnstson fuel system gear trasn sncludsng transmsssson and dstferentsal and brake servsng One hour a day ss devote to related subjects The course also supports an Auto Mech anscs club whsch acts as a socsal outlet for the student The Vocatsonal Electrscsty course con sssted of 27 junsor and sensor boys studysng the fundamentals ot alternatsng and dsrect current ln the tsrst semester sn alter natsng current masntenance ressdent wsr sng motor and home applsances repasrsng were studsed Dursng the second semester under dsrect current ssgnal wsrsng constructson of motor generators and batterses and lsghtsng et tects for dances and plays were subjects ot study A student enrolled sn the Vocatsonal Elec trscsty course must also take one year of hsstory Englssh and theory whsch consssts of subjects related to electrscsty lndsvsd ual projects are also an smportant part sn the years work Upon fsnsshsng the Vocatsonal Electrs csty course under the dsrectson of M J Patrone a student recesves help and en couragement on the job Related subjects of mathematscs and scs ence sn the Vocatsonal courses are under the dsrectson of Mr Albert Wssner and A E Wrsght lContsnued on Page 929 Vocatsonal Commercsal students Gertrude Lewss d Lsllsan Caruso operate the msmeogroph machsne Vocatsonal Electrsc stud nts Anthony Secchsars and Tom Volpone bussly at work Albert DeMarco and Sam Malszsa of the Machsne Shop At work sn the Auto Mechanscs department are Hubert McKay Anthony Muto Ronald Olsve Peter Guerrsero Don Lovejoy. Second row: Gabriel Pszzuto, Bob Parks, and Graham Reams. thirty-seven 70mO'z'zOw ts-V9 -cv iff fl Dafa- MMU 1908 Tiff of I t ' . 'I-em A C IJ I I -':: RAAT 93 , X! Ars 'Q ' 'n 'W' .im IO f -Lx: I QNJQRNV 5 I '- ' 1' I 3 y N Se le QR 11 'Q X aw' QW, ff f -gf' . ,1 T X L-.T C g , f - y X--4- 1-Q-gh ,3gS,,,, x.kfr -,.. :C 'ff '- , , FOOTBALL TEAM In 08 In 48 Seventeen Forty-three ANNUAL PUBLICATION LAKOTA tive members FOOTBALL OPPONENTS PART SIXTGCIT membmg Jefferson Austuntown Futch Conton PAGES Plymouth Tnmken Conneout Erne Srxty frve One hundred fwenfy Rock Creek Eost Genevo Horbor Mentor Ponnesvllle ADVERTISERS Fifty nune Two hundred twenty Wllloughby GRADUATING CLASS BASKETBALL TEAM Forty Two hundred eughteen Glrls only Boys only FACULTY VOCAL MUSIC GROUPS Cnncludung superlntendent ond prnncupoll Eleven Thirty eight Boys glee club four Sophomore maxed Gurls glee club eught ond gurls group Three STUDENT SENATE Twenty two I-Iogh school chorus titty elghty Junior chorus twenty sux SCHOOL COLORS Sensor cholr slxty sux Freshmen Green Block ond Gold Sophomore Green ond Whlte INSTRUMENTALISTS Junnors Red ond Whnte Thirteen Ferry one 04 bdfe Wifi Gala 1943 Sensors Blue ond Whnte EQ 'gf I 2 Q5 I1 vp' AIAA hge, ' t , I ' ' I l Y ' A ' 1 1 I , , , . 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'i ' L 5 a us' I 'D 7 ' ' . - - ' 'Q 11' ' ' -14 ' G if P-1 If -el ht 'zom f e a ofa I QS f Dafzf un S Glancung through old records durty and worn wuth the passung years we focus at tentuon on an old book bearung the name The LAKOTA l908 Forty years ago The LAKOTA now named The DART was unutuated because a group of enthusuastuc and ambutuous stu dents desured a record of theur defeats vuctorues ambutuons and realuzatuons sunce theur entrance as freshmen un l904 These pupuls buckled down and made a dream a realuty The Annual was publushed by the Senuor class of l908 at Ashtabula hugh school located un the present Park uunuor hugh buuldung Whule uunuors the class conceuved the plan of publushung a yearbook the furst of uts kund un Ashtabula The project was the work of the enture class plannung that thus should contaun some notes of unterest to all who have been are or wull be con nected wuth thus unstututuon As one leafs through The LAKOTA un terestung facts come to lught Eleven teachers composed the faculty board whule the Senuor class boasted 40 27 gurls and l3 boys an average of two females per male For colors senuors had chosen green and whute and the yell was Oh' Ah' Hoop Wow Senuors The hustory behund thus graduatung class was consudered one of truumph and suc cess In uts sophomore year the group sponsored the Sophomore Annual dance one of the most umportant socual events of the year As uunuors a holuday was ob tauned whuch the class sp nt un the woods In the dramatuc fueld a Washungton Burth day program was presented wuth proceeds spent to buy several beautrful puctures to adorn the school room walls ln the socual fueld entertaunment reached uts peak when the Junuor Senuor receptuon surpassed all prevuous ones Perhaps the th Ty most outstandung accomplushment was the foundung of an Annual whuch had prunted on ut May the class of O8 ever be remem bered wuth honor as unauguratung thus pub lrcatuon and may thus volume be but the furst of many to be ussued un the followung years The Athletuc assocuatuon was a member of the League of Ohuo Hugh Schools Seven teen boys volunteered for football and three games were played un l907 Scores were A 2l Jefferson O A O Plymouth O AH 45 Rock Creek O Eught cundermen partucupated un hugh school track and the fueld meet of l907 resulted un Geneva s takung furst place Jef ferson second Ashtabula thurd Conneaut fourth New Lyme fufth Rock Creek suxth At that tume boys were not engaged un bas ketball but seven gurls played ln the uunuor sectuon school colors were red and whute wuth the yell Boom Chucka Rucka Chucka Boom' Boom' Boom' Rah' Rah' Rah' Sus boom Bah' Junuors' Junuors' Rah' Rah' Rah' Blue and whute was the chouce of the sophomore group Heard about the ground was We know ut all We know ut all Dut chy' Dutchy' Hall' Hall' Hall' Youngest of the set decuded on green lcorrespondung wuth agel and Rah' Rah' Ma' Ma Rah' Rah' Ma' Rah' Ma' Rah' Rah' Mamma' The book concludes wuth the freshmen sectuon Had ut not been for the group of l908 there mught not be a DART l948 I I ' 9 7 L f I I I4 . 4 ' . ,, , - I , . . . 11 ll - 'i . D . I . I . . . I I ll I ll - r r - ' 'k 'k 'k 'Ir . . ' . . . . . , I I ' ' ' ' ' Il - A . - ' HS- . . H5- . Sh- I . . . I. . , . . l . I - - ' 11 , - , . ' I l I I h I I . I b 5 , Q , 5 , , - Andover, seventhg and Harbor, last. . . ..., , , . . I ' - , . , l - sk it- vu- -k st- , , . . ,, . ' I , . . - , .... I I ' II I A I 11 . ,, I ' I . . , . . ' ' 11 'I - ' I Il I . ' . ' . - - - ll I . . V - I , . . . .- ' , I A 1.1 II - ' I - ll ' I ' 1 If -HIT! u rant JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS o Class Ottces G e Ge hat V P es dent Do g Co e eta y Janet Gue o T 0 e No man John tc JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY By Mary Ann Suegfrued ln l848 gold was duscovered un the west 49 brought puoneers flockung to Calufornua un search of the precuous metal Thus year the gold un the class of l949 us just begun nung to be duscovered the Ameruco s future puoneers are startung to come forth Mem bers of the Junuor class can be found un nearly every actuvuty at A H S Gene Gephart emerged vuctoruous un our furst class electuon wuth Doug Coxe vuce presudent Janet Guerra secretary an Norm Johnston treasurer Junuors chosen to represent theur home rooms un the Senate were Tom Baker John Church Joanne DeChurch Ruchard Davuno Bob Foster Gene Gephart Paul Jackson Norm Johnston Ted Mendrala Carmen Rozzo Anthony Secchuaru and Wesley Ver Tom Baker Barney Bollman Frank De Domenuco Ray Eruckson Duck Franklun Janet Guerra Januce Kauser Betty Manyo Bob Meaney Carmen Rozzo George Stay man and James Stullman served as vuce presudents To assust theur teachers and to handle all thungs secretarual we chose Julua Church Corrune Cosgrove Doug Coxe Jane Ferran do Katherune Helm Elaune Hlunovsky Ros ella Lewus Julua Sanborn Pat Scarborough and Sandra Taggart Phyllus Corbett Dale Corbutt Frank De Domenuco Vurgunua Emanuel Phyllus Green Bob Kangas Merle Kelley Frank Mann Wunfueld Sull and Don Weuss were chosen to handle DART sales and other funancual matters Many of our members were actuve un club work Tom Baker was chosen to lead the Panth r Hu Y auded by Barney Bollman vuce presudent Duck Om treasurer and Bull Anderson chaplaun Chrustune Pedro led the and Elaune Efantus the second Maruan Wetherbee served as secretary for the sec ond semester Elsue Melaragno vuce presudent and Nona Muxer treasurer were the offucers elected by the Home Ec club George Stay man was second un command of the French club whule Phyllus Corbett was un charge of funances Junuor uournalust Tom McCarthy repre sentungA H S journeyed to Truangle Va last August to attend a Junuor Red Cross Traunung Camp ln the fueld of sports we 49 ers contrub uted many of the athletes that led the Pan thers to glory Earnung letters un football were Doug Coxe Bob Foster Gene Gephart Norm Johnston Merle Kelley Tom Looka baugh and Don Weuss Others on the squad fty Junu r u r : Presu- dent en p r , uve- r u u x , Sec- r r rr , r as ur r r s un - V .V f ' . - I I I ' ' ' 1 1 1 , , . . . . , . . . . g I . . ' I . . . , I . . . . 9 U- ' . . V f . ' ' 1' . 1 I . A . , - Sophomore-Junuor Y-Teens furst semester 1 , Q d , - I U G . ' . 1 ' I . 1 1 1 , , I I I - - I I 1 1 ' , do ' V' U I . Q I I ' 1 1 1 I ' I 1 1 1 l . ' ' - , , ' ' ' '1 - 1 -1 I ' . . ' . . . , , , 1 Q . I - . I , D 1 I 1 ' ' 1 . . 1 1 ' 1 I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' . , . or if ofzfml 'nrnezs 1, 1 X were Joe Acierno Doug Niemi Carmen Rozzo Art Stegall and Gordon Taylor. Receiving basketball letters were Tom Baker Gene Gephart Carmen Rozzo and Anthony Secchiari while Bill Anderson Merle Kelley and Dick Orn sparked the reserves. Maxine Bihlajama Elaine l-llinovsky Jane l-loyle Pat Scarborough and Gloria Zappa led the cheering section The brains for the first semester were Corrine Cosgrove Ben Laubach Tom Mc Carthy Dick Orn Gordon Taylor and Marge Wallender who received A aver ages We have our musicians too Many at tra Tom Baker Maryanna Bishop Mary Lou Brennan Gene Clark Doug Coxe Jo anne DeChurch Gene Gephart Janet Guer ra Joanne l-leadley Katherine Helm Elaine ' Nl . 'if N yr! K .fu 1 Ag., ' ifj ,iii l-llinovsky Jane Hoyle Betty Johnson Sue Kach Norma Loose Dorothy Marshall Jeanette McCool Anthony Morrell Lib Penna David Prisco Carmen Rozzo Julia Sanborn Janice Sheldon Mary Ann Smeg tried Dick Stephenson Maynard Stofan Irene Vettel Bill Voorhies Pat Warren and Bob Yocom joined the Senior choir Planning entertainment and recreation was the Y Canteen Council Our mem CCantinued on Page 443 JUNIOR INFORMALS V st row Kozar and Harris paint windo s n room 29 for Christmas Siegfried and Orn nterv ew Mrs Sherwood Eddy Sccond Don We ss in electrical shop ScorLora.igh Marshall T Baker Wallcnder Brennan Sheldon ndN Lce ns ectatds Ia a u I p r p y Vhrd row Football oyalty Co e Queen Stickney Kresin Graham Palumlo Bmosta anl M Ski ca Lcato Coopc anl naiorettes on Bula Feld tty v 0 9' 1 I Q ' I Z ,gf c 1 Q I , J 1 l 1 - 5? ' E5 Q .. m 1 I T 7 1 1 ke n . QI wx Q , , 1 ' J ' J 0 1 . 4,3 m . v at 1 'J 'S , , , ' . x0 I.. AI A 1' q, 1 1 A ll I X-xi my 1 ,, 1 , U Ex ' 3, 1 1 I . 1 '4' II ' Il D ' I I I I ' 1 1 1 1 . I I ' I I I ' 'I I ' ' If Il - I I I ' . 1. 1 ' ' ' I . 1 . V1 1 our members were in the band and arches- ', , ', . ' - , , . . . . 1 1 1 T 11 11 - - 1 . 1 ' ' ' . I I I f f ' 7 ' . ima 'C h 'wi 4 K if XF. A-fi: I ff y 1. 3' - , ' 'lr 2 ' w 1 ' Q ' I I . - row: V I ' ' ' 1 t ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' i Z l r , l x , U ' , ' , , H , i , c H , C I' I K I l . ill' -Ono JUNIOR HOMEROOM 31 Fnrst row Behlalama Alan Boruto Ailen Julia Church Arcaro CO Iuzzl Callander L Brooks M Coluccn Second row Bottvnellu Bus hop Brennan P Corbett Mss Watson B Brooks Burton J Cherry Bond Bennett T rd row Acuerno D Cor butt Benham T Baker R Arnold Bollman W Anderson Clarke John Churfh JUNIOR HOMEROOM 32 Fnrst row Dunbar DeDomen :co Emanuel Fenton Cos grove Efantns Cottonoro Cusano DeChurch Davuno Crudete Second row A DsDonato Drefahl DeCoIa Mrs Watt Duzmano J Fassett Cun nunghorn DeSorbes Ernck son Thnrd row W Evans Coxc Ellerun Crawford JUNIOR HOMEROOM 33 Fnrst row Ferrando Guerra Harper J Horrls L Guer ru ro K He m J He ley P Green Fogluo Gab rue L Green Second row Freede Har show F Guerraero Har rrson Mrs Oslund R Gen n e Gephart Hoytcher Foster Thurd row Gosmer Franklin Hawknns Q Dggezs of Ol forty two O l O l C ko, ff T .h : ' , . - 'e , 'N I ,I od: t'l,' ' , ' A , ', , t t t S7 lz Ram ows 149 forty three JUNIOR HOMEROOM 348 Flrst row D Johnson 8 Johnson Hoyle Koch Helm Hllnovsky J Ka ser P Johnson Hook Second row Kangas D Lamm Huffman Kelley Mass Kahne N Johnston Jackson Thurd row Knddle Hum phrey R Johnnson Kar backa Horst Jarvns JUNIOR HOMEROOM 35 Fnrst r w Muxer Manyo Mc ool Loose Lewls N Luce Marshall Melaragno I Mondo L Lewls P Lewis Second row Mass: Lyons R Lee Mrs Rowley Meyer Mack Thurd row R Meaney Men drala P Maluzna Mason Laubach F Morrell Lncate Lookabaugh C Nelson Matrlscuano JUNIOR HOMEROOM 37 Fxrst row Putnam Severa M Paulmo Pfunder San born Peck Solembrnno Snell Suegtrued A Puchan Pedro Second row Slll Pallutch Prusco Sams Sheldon Mass Hempstead Scarborough M Smlth A Simon Petro mo Penna Spano Third row Petry Ovak Pun ella Stayman A Stegall Rozzo V Reed Secchuarl Orn Peterson Perry U I E I ee 0 0 0 1 . , . 1 1 - ' 1 1 , 1 1 ' 1 ' 0 I ' 1 1 C , N. , R. 1 1 1 A 2 ', , . 1 1 1 E 1 Mann, Mazza, F. Llcate, 1 ' I I 1 1 V , . , J. , . I 1 1 1 1 J I ' 1 E E, 1 3 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 - y . 1 - 1 1 Q Quest 6764448 JUNIOR HOMEROOM 38 R th T Wet e Pat Wa S W G Taylo Y Wal d Mss a Wa e oop od V de St f d D Wlla D Wess W V es R Welt St K W te BlG WHEELS PROGRESS Contsnued from Page I9 Returnsng vets sn the Sensor class were Alvsn DeVore Robert Lockwood Paul Nolan Donald Palm Edward Plants and Leon Wsllsams Ssx tsrst semester student newcomers to the class were Shsrley Gran Phslsp Herbert Joan Mathews Joyce Mathews Eleanor Vanderlsp and Peggy Van Wsnkle Homeroom treasurers who sold DARTS and entsced throngs to pay assemblses were Dolores Bruosta Jean Candela Byron Chslds Rsta Domszs Palmer Kasser Joan McBrsde Nancy McCormsck Dolores Patrsck Wslda Reese Ella Jean Scovsl and Steven Tsmonere Clubs and actsvstses galore made st smposssble tor anyone to become ants socsal or hsber nate through the Wsnter Steersng organszatsons were Ernestsne Adams D Ed Robert Baker Spanssh Lucslle Brown a Capella Chosr Gerald Candela Latsn Shsrley Cherry GAC Albert DeMarco Machsne Shop Anthony Espossto Marchsng Band Molly Johnson F H A Bevera Ksbbee Vo atsonal Commercsal June Loose French Harry Msller Thes psans Ronald Olsve Auto Mechanscs and Evelyn Tempesta Sensor YTeens Behsnd the sron curtasn of the DART room were Edstor Harry Msller and Assocsate Edator Evelyn Tempesta wsth Bussness Manager Harold Tobsas Thus wsth the swsshsng sounds of Lake Erse sn the background and untamslsar mortar boards pushed tsghtly upon thesr heads the Sensor class of 48 walked tsl st was no more lt walked as one past the tsrst step sn that thsng called lste and st wsll remember as one that year l948 JUBI LANT FORTY NINERS tContsnued from Page 4ll bers servsng on st consssted of Mary Lou Brennan Elasne Etantss Jane Ferrando Mary Jane Paulsno Jansce Sheldon and Mary Ann Ssegtrsed Stars at The Saturday Evensng Ghost were John Church Joe DeCola Betty Man yo Tom McCarthy Ernest Mazza Pat Scar borough Mary Ann Ssegtrsed George Stay man and Glorsa Zappa Pat Scarborough and Mary Ann Ssegtrsed were snstsated snto the Thespsans because of thesr work sn the Dramatsc club produc tson January Thaw ln the cafetersa many came to know the smslsng faces of Maxsne Bshlasama and Ros ella Lewss who handled the fsnancsal attasrs of the lunch bussness The Junsor newswrsters after trsals trsb ulatsons and conventsons gradually became full tl dged sournalssts and are ready to assume the dutses of the DART Our Junsor Sensor prom was the masn socsal event of the season The sunsors of Bula turned out sn force to trsp the lsght tantastsc wsth thesr frsends Lske the psoneers of a hundred years ago we have but just begun to tap our rsch store of talent We are looksng forward wsth great antscspatson to next year when we can more tully develop our resources to tyf :irst row: u yus, h b , ornhill, . Waters a, D. Urbana, r, r n , rren, , rsght, Second raw: . r, o com, Ta g r, , len er, s Myers P tricia rr n, B Thr , Wo ward, W er , o an. l'hir raw: . l i ms, Vol pane, . i , . oor hs , . on, Vitale Stillman, R. ephessson . Sullsvan, Thunell, K a rs. I I I I I ' I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I ' - 1 ' I I I I I I I I ' ' 'I I I I I I g . F . . 1 A . - ' ' 'I I I I I I I I I 1 ' ' . ,,. . ,, . . . , . I . . . , , . . I ' I , . I I I I I ' I ' , , ' ' I I ' - S Il ' II ' , , ' . . . I I I ' - ' - ' , , ' . . . , . . . . . I ' II Il ' - , . . I r - os ee Th P Zapp W Taylo T ede te Vettel gat H Wade asf Haunfs umofzs Glrls were you ever In love with a ghost? Vurglnla Otis was Yes a genuune Eluzabethan ghost from Cantervulle castle nn England Thus romance as enacted before a packed audntoruum Tuesday and Wednes day Mar 2 and 3 when the Junlor class play The Saturday Evening Ghost was presented Adapted by Tom Taggart from Oscar Wrldes short story The Cantervlle ected by D P Knott scuntullated wnth lnfe and humor Hlram Otus tTom McCarthyl a mllllonalre American soap magnate rent ed the castle from nts bankrupt owner Lord Cantervllle lGeorge Staymanl Mrs Ots tMary Ann SnegfrnedJ started trouble upon her arrlval by decndnng that she lnked nelth r the castle Itself nor the fact that only on servant Mrs Umney fGlorla Zappa? wa avaulable Fearing the ghost no one else would work there The ghost tErnue Mazzal and lovely Vlrgnnla Otis lPatty Scarboroughl soon fell nn love Sonny Boy and Pet Uohn Church and Betty Manyol the devulnsh younger Otus children qurckly had the ghost frlghtened to death of thelr pranks To top It Lord Archibald Archnbald Uoe DeColal an Eng lrsh peer with an accent as thrck as a Lon don fog also fell In love wlth Vurglnla The sntuatnon ended happuly wnth the ghost fund :ng has long deserved rest and Vnrgunua her romance Maryanna Bishop and Dorothy Marshall were bookholders The Junlor class publlcrty commnttee was composed of Chairman Vlrglnla Emanuel Paullne Arcaro Doug Coxe Ernie Mazza Elsre Melaragno Mary Jane Paulmo Chris tune Pedro and Glorra Zappa ttyf fx ,ff The tucket commlttee headed by Norman Johnston rncluded Walter Butcher Corrune Cosgrove Joanne DeChurch Jane Ferrando Betty Manyo Barbara Meyer Carmen Roz zo and Bob Yocom Mary Lou Brennan durected the proper tnes committee assusted by Maryanna Bush op Barney Bollman Doug Coxe Bob Fos ter Sue Kach Norma Luce Dorothy Mar shall and Carmen Rozzo Maxlne Blhlajama headed the poster commuttee whsle Barbara Bottunellu Janet Cherry Clifford Corey Corrine Cosgrove Paul Jackson Donna Johnson Barbara Meyer and Beverly Welton assnsted The make up commuttee consnsted of Ball Vendlttl chairman with Elaine Hllnovsky Pam Lewus and Peggy Putnam assustang Vnrgrnna Emanuel led the program com mnttee auded by Doug Coxe Mae Helm Elsie Melaragno and Mary Jane Pauluno Ush rs were Maxlne Buhlagama Barbara Bottrnelll Lols Brooks Julla Church Jane Ferrando Lena Guerruero Jeanetta Harrus Mae Helm Donna Johnson Elsue Melarag no Ida Monda Mary Jane Pauluno Doro thy Urbana Beverly Welton Marian Weth erbee and Mary Woodward QL l g - ' 1 I iff . A I , 47,1 X, , , . . . . C E 1' , If 1 Q -. l . . . , . fx - I . . , If 1- , . . Y X y . 1 lf' - 'J J l J' 5 l . 4 'w f - ' X X I 11 I - 11 :J ' rj 1 J I I - J xx j f - 1 11 U L 5 . l , A I 1 . . Ghost the three-act comed -romance dire ' I I . b ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 I . . D I I - . . . . - I ' I I . . . ' ' , ' ' - D I I J . I 1 1 1 ' I 9 I 1 1 ' , . ' , 1 - - 1 . , . . W . I . . .I 4 ' I I I I I , . I . I . . - . - l , 1 1 1 1 ' I ' I . . , . . ' - . . . . . - I I , . S , . , - I I I I I I I I 1 1 ' I I I 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' , 1 I ' I - 9 f gecome o omofzes SOPHOMORE INFORMALS F st o Toppe and Moore Vend tt and Vacca Second row Hodgk nson Joyce Emmerson anc'Jeraul'1 W Nelson J Tmonere Mr Euyead and Kelley By Ronald Cook From bug shots to llttle sophomores ln three short months thus mlght be sand about the class of l95O Remember how bug and Important we thought we were when we received our diplomas from lunlor hugh school? Then how small and unumportant we felt the flrst few days at A H S After the strangeness left we were glwe the prlvulege of electlng homeroom offlfers Harry Brady George Coluccl Francls D Pletro Nancy Headley Pat McCluskey Averlll Peet Shurley Soderman and Jacl Wade were presldents who represented the homerooms ln the Senate the flrst semester Rlchard Ackley Clarence Corbln Francls DlPaetro Carol Jeffers Edward Loeffel Robert Ray Mary Sulllvan and Ronald Westfall succeeded them ln offlce the sec and semester DART and tlcket salesmen our home room treasurers for the furst semester were Donald Bell Evangellne Chekouras Nlck Fellx Dale Kalser Sue Ann MacKenzle Ann Morrow Phyllls Truesdell and Roberta Wllson Margery Arnold Glorla Clfelll Joyce Emerson Dale Kalser Kenneth Knuebel Barbara Ottman Dolores Truesdell and Evelyn Whlte were elected treasurers the second semester Sophomore secretarues who asslsted the homeroom teachers the flrst semester were Vera Babcock Barbara Brockhurst Norma Gentlle Emma Hogue Dons McCarty Carol Meyers Mary Sulllvan and Shirley Watson forty IX -1 . S' - 1' . ea e ,.,..,, I ,. . ' , 1 3: .,- 7 . wifi, .f t . L , Y ,.- . W' If r w: r , I I , 3 ' 1 1 A 1 ,' I , . r r , . 1 1 11 - 11 11 A 11 ' T I - . I 1 1 1 1 1 . , 1 1 ' Y. ' ' , .1 ' . . . . 1 1 - - 7 1 1 1 1 '- 1 1 1 ' f 1 1 1 I I I I I I I 1 I 1 1 1 ' -5 7 'Lee ltfzf mont s The secretarues for the second semester un addutuon to Norma Gentule and Shurley Watson who were re elected were Bertune Baker Januce Cooney Nancy Headley Sue Ann MacKenzue Joan Reed and Marguer ute Skullman There were many clubs whuch sophomores could uoun The one wuth the most sopho more members was the Latun club wuth Ruch ard Ackley Phyllus Adams Vera Babcock James Baron Gust Beluos Duane Burlung ham Evangelune Chekouras Ronald Cook Januce Cooney Clarence Corbun Vuvuan DuCesare Jo Ann DuDonato Peter Ducro Tom Ducro Sugne Gulberg Lrancus Hallugan Bernard Hanhulammu La Ruta Harrus Nan sy Headley Carol Jeffers Kenneth Knuebel Nancy Larson and Edward Loeffel Emma Massuccu Ann Morrow Barbara Ottman Joyce Parker Jack Prestley Joan Reed Ruchard Rubly Edward Smuch Mary Sulluvan Jo Ann Tuckner Phyllus Truesdell Jack Wade Annabelle Whalen Charles James Moore Shurley Watson Ronald Shus ter Charles Bowdler and Ronald Westfall were also Latun students who uouned thus C ub Rose Mary Bartone Glorua Coluccu and Helen Loftus were sophomore members of the Nature Study club There were sux sophomore members of the Future Homemakers of Ameruca Dottu Dean Betty Adams Marguerute Skullman Sue Ann MacKenzue Kathleen Fueld and Shurley Soderman Duane Burlungham Dottue Dean loyce Fundlay Emma Massuccu and Mary Sullu van were members of the Sophomore Junuor Y Teens Not to be outdone by the upperclassmen four sophomores Carole Meyers Joyce Par ker Tom Ducro and Wulluam Venduttu had parts un the Dramatuc club productuon Jan uary Thaw Red Cross representatuves wer Dottue Dean Roberta Wulson Shurley Soderman Mary Sulluvan Shurley Watson La Ruta Har rus Jean Leslue Clarence Corbun James Baron Sylvua Anderson Kathleen Fueld James Moore and Francus DuPuetro fly ws., Z- There were seventeen sophomore mem bers of the G A C Rose Altomare Joyce Emerson June Emerson Barbara Ernst Kathleen Fueld Joyce Fundlay Marulyn Fol mer Norma Gentule Carole Meyers Ann Morrow Joyce Parker Marguerute Skull man Shurley Soderman Mary Sulluvan Elsue Westlake Annabelle Whalen and Evelyn Whute became members un February Anna belle Whalen was elected scrube and Kath Ieen Fueld was named treasurer Shurley Watson Shurley Soderman Mar guerute Skullman and Evelyn Baker were chosen cheerleaders for the reserve basket The sophomores were guven a place un sports too Twenty boys on the football squad were Charles Wuedman Ronald West fall Jack Wade Edmund Smuch Domunuc Ruch Robert Ray Dale Kauser Wulluam Nel son Lawrence Mosher Edward Loeffel Lloyd Harley Peter Ducro Frances DuPuetro Carmen DeGennaro George Coluccu Calvun Bernardo James Baron and Ruchard Ack ley Joe Ray was sophomore manager Robert Notaruannu Francus DuPuetro Ruchard Ackley Dana Forvnash Stanley Lackey Ruchard Molluck Averull Peet Charles Wuedman and Ronald Westfall were on the basketball squad Charles Top per was manager There were also courses for the musucal munded Band chour and orchestra were open to those who had musucal abuluty and wanted to umprove ut So you see the class of 50 had an actuve part un theur sophomore year and are lust one step nearer to the tume when they wull graduate We suncerely belueve that thus our sophomore year at A H S wull wuth other traunung and educatuon help us to become better cutuzens un our communuty our state and our country an lt 0 I4 . . 1 ' 1 J' , N ' xx . I I I t II ,,,.,,,.. . -H, , - X - - I -I f I I .-4-rrvsv 1 1 2' ..... ' TAI . xj 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' ' ' . ' , I I 1 I I 1 I 1 , , 1 I 1 ' , , , 1 1 I 1 ' ' ' I. , . .- , , , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' I ' 1 - ' - 1 1 l , 1 1 1 I l 1 1 1 I ' ' - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - Wuedman, Roberta Wulson, Glorua Zehr, ball TGOW1- 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 . . . . I , l , '. . .- 1 1 I I 1 1 I I ' - 1 1 I - 1 1 1 ' I I . . 1 l I - , e , - 1 1 1 1 I I I I 1 1 ' ' - 1 1 - - - 1 I 1 1 1 ' . . - . , 1 1 ' F I - F I 1 1 - 1 1 I I - . . . 1 1 ' l . . . ,, - I - Il l ' - 1 ' 9 ' . . 1 l 1 -1 1 ' ' ' . . . . , 1 I ' l ' . . . . - -, , 1 1 1 ' ' ' . . , 1 1 1 ' ' ' A . . . , 1 - ' , . n efzc assmen e vzsf f s SOPHOMORE HOM'RO0M JB ST row B okcr E Boker R Altofncrc M Blass E Adamo botwcock P Adams D Anlr ws Second row Buodv Sowdlu Bortonc M55 Dov M A nolci S Andcr on Bcr nomo FH os :rd row 0 Boron Boker R Armstronq bor! rT'l Acklgy A Av L1 SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 22 urs! Brockhurst D Cordelo Glono Comccu J C mpoexl Deon Clork CC nor Cnopun Colowoy Bru noccu D Bun nghom Second row Cortcr C rl w Chckouros Cooney KnoTT Curroncc Ccnovo J Corhtt CO W Tnnrd row Lourscn I: Comp bell DnGcnnoro J George Chonfos Gcorqg Coloccu Cook SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 24 Furs? row L Dusponbc Fmh Dsstelroth J D4Doncto D Gxocorno Joyce Lmcrson entule nc Dlffesore Second row J Gorouftc FQ lx Fronncplc Folmcr Mu Jo nson Fmndloy Ernst Dctorc T ard row Dyer P Ducro T Ducro B Gorouftc For mosh DDonoYO DuPncYro forty Llqhi 9 7 L ' SP p Fur 1 B , E Blass, r ,I . : ,I - , B, l Th . B II, ,, C rc , I X , 1 grow- J F rom. I , o 1.u , Mr , ' I , ll, ' ' , I V, J . Doi I . V. V i , V Il N.. G ' , K. F ld, vf h : , , , Q , ri ' 1 ', F l forty nine n ecomcng effefz Gcfczens G c oo, SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 248 Flrsf row B Hanhllamml Hewalt N Headley G Johnston G erlnl M Izzv Hague M Glannelll Jcl lords Haxcs onl row Jcfxers L r s :lu r Kane Mass Andrews Holla IQIHSOTI Harmon Jcraulrl Hlner T nn r w Gu es IC arley Hallngan Glegq l Harley Hakkcralnen Kanscr SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 25 Fnrst row Maura McCarty B Lamm Landolfu S Moc kenzle McNally Althea Kendall V Lee Lucas Leslie McKean Second row Matteson Loef March Mrs Rogers Lar son Ronald Luoma Kesler McCIuskey :rd row F Luce T os srck Mealle H Massena Knucoel Kldner Kent Lackey Logguns H Lou Qermulk SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 27 Furs! row Merlene Meyers E More J Reed Por cr crs P Mull r J O 'Palm Romano Oltman Second row Peet Olsson Neuckle D Paulchcl Mor row Mr Ball P Meaney Phe ns G Nelson Paolnl Io Mongencl Meehan Thlrd row R Ray Prcslley Nelson Rach a oslocr S afruc Meaney R Nolanannl J Moore Robinson Molluck ' ' D 6 g L l l l I l l l l l l l l , I -U V , Sec l 1 ' , Har- I, Gheq, P Kelly, D .h l oi R II D , H H , , , Y , f D fel, D. 4Kibbee, Klnderi Th' i . , . K - . ', . ', k f My , , C, . HO, I ' ', l W ' f ' Q JM R yi M -. , . P 'k, E, aft, fate, an afcon SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 29 Flrst row Swanson Thorpe Skullman E Rose Vocca N Stegall Strang D Truesdell E Uonelll Varckette Second row Smlch J T y lor M Sulllvan P Trues dell Mr McElroy St ong Tnckner Shirley Soderman Slostrom Thlrd row A Savarusc Schu ster Robert Russell Rub ly Topper Kenneth Smith Shack SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 338 rrst row J Wllson Elza be h Westlake E W l I ms E Whrte W son L Vocca A Whalen Watson Zehr Second row R Weess Zum merman E Whalen Woo hams Wood Rrchard Wright Thrrd Woodard Ven dlttu Van Allen J Wade Wuedman Westfall umm aflwfz at Dafzf Clnnwefzsafzxl aah, Standlng at the study hall door marked for the years l928 32 on the evening of Thursday Apr 8 one could feel the deep warmth of trlendshrps renewed as exclamatlons of George' You old so and so' and The same old Joe' You havent changed a but' rang In the alr Husbands and wlves of alumna stood tentatlvely at the door temporanly forgotten as the old gang recaptured happy rnemorues The 'old klds really hada swell trme Some ot the alumnr scurrled up and down the alsles trylng to fund the art work they had engraved upon the desks an years gone by lnot to encourage present day studesl lt was lnterestung to note how once together many had a hard tnme breakung them selves away and had to be urged by trrends that lt was getting late and we d better go The general comment was a smule which was allthat was necessary to convey the Idea that the Fortreth Annrversary party of THE DART was a success frfty . W . ' 1 C. , D. , . , P. : Q ' , . 0 - 1 - r r 1 1 . , - , , , F : . , I . t I I I- la , . , R. ll- mer, Mr. Boker, B. Wul- I , , row: , . . , V , , . . I x . , . ' I I ' I II Il ll I ' II I II II ' I ' II ' ' II II I 1 - ' ' ' II I Il uas nag fnglrf The largest crowds ever to frequent the Y Canteen on any srngle evenrng at tended thrs year Over 500 persons came to the club after the Ashtabula Harbor foot ball game whrle an other nrghts there were 400 475 All of these however were not members of the Canteen Durrng the drrve for members rn September 300 A H S and Halrgbor studes jarned the teen age nnght c u Durrng the course at the year the Can teen had rts face lrfted wrth a new snack bar whrle the rnterror was redecorated Ashtabula and Harbor art students parnted the murals rn the snack room They were supervrsed by G J Clontz crty art super vrsor and C H Roberts of the Harbor schools One of the morn events of the year oc curred on Dec 29 when Peggy Freld was crowned A H S Canteen queen Thrs rs the second year for the electron of the Can teen deb Shrrley Kresrn and Janet Lrnd stram were runners up The cauncrl purchased new equrpment whrch rncluded lrghtrng frxtures games and krtchen utensrls Harbor and Ashta bula members at the P T A were the cooks each Frrday and Saturday evenrng The nrght spot was open after all foot Y CANTEEN COUNCIL Frrst row Tempesta, P Freld, M Paulrno, Ferrando, Geb hardt, Buckett, Sheldon Second row Efantrs, Sregfrled, Brennan, Cooney, T Warren Thrrd row H Paulrno, Parks, Davern, Srman frfty one Q SY R W'm f ,f 91 fi-Q ball and basketball games and durrng vaca trans Behrnd the students enjoyment there was a great deal at work done by the lo mem bers of the Canteen councrl They took care at sellrng hamburgers checkrng cards and playrng records They made up the gavernrng body whrch was rn charge of all purchasrng and of enforcrng the few general laws of the Y Ken Davern was elected charrman at the trrst meetrng and Nancy Buckett served as secretary Wrth the openrng of the Canteen thrs year Ashtabula and Harbor students lost one at therr most enthusrastrc supporters R L Dannan who resrgned hrs post as general secretary ot the Y Mr Dannan through the recreatron board of the Y brought stud nts together to start a project that rs now an rmpartant phase rn the lute of the youth at Ashtabula Stepprng rnta the job as new secretary of the Y was R H Harracks who came from Jackson Much Mr Harracks stated that the Canteen was the mast advanced youth club he had ever encountered Wrth the coaperatran of the Y, rts secretary, the A H S and Harbor councrls, and students of the two schools, the Y Canteen has put rnta rts record another year of unlrmrted enjoyment for the youth of thrs crty 7 v Z2 ' 2 l LL I I I I - . ..' . 4, Z' ,a . ji? 6 1 'VH ' A-19- X. l , Sq. NN 1' tvs' - . .. . . . . 1 5 , ll? rr! f I if - - - ,, ' 4 j ' - c xy? Nl!-. 995 V' W1 ' 'xf Q xl-5421?- ' ' ' , K 1 Q fr! . . . , ' Q - X-Q f ' ' ' ' X . lm 15451:-535 I b . , . ' - . , . ' ' I I I I F . . I . A ' ' I I I I I I I I ' f . I I ' I I . I I . . , I I I I ' ' I ' I I I I I Q o I I I I . . , , . . 6743 aflzlefics K l :Q MQ Coach Guarmen Wuth a comparatlvely nnexpernenced squad and a season marred by ungurles to key performers the l947 Panther grndmen chalked up a record of fnve wlns four losses and one tue The hugh polnt of the season was the I3 7 wan over Ashtabula Harbor In the fnnal Thanksgiving Day clash Thursday Nov 25 on a snow covered grldlron at Bula fleld School offucuals of Caty and l-larbor highs announced that the l947 battle was the fnnal of the 32 game serles The totals for the Turkey Day tnlts had Ashtabula on ending un a tue Panther elevens s ored 360 points to the Manners ll7 snnce l9l4 gulas 1499 as 7 e Q ms an when the furst game was played All told Ashtabula tallied l4l points to l22 for the opposltlon thus season The Bulans were tops an spnrnt and sportsman shlp all the way from begnnnang to end wan ning or losing Statloned at the end posltuons for the Panther eleven were glue fnngered Ball Gou han and All League Mnke Rose At the tackles were Wally and Walt Gentile Guards were All League Jerry Candela Two Year Letterman Terry Warren and and Steve Tlmonere on defense proved a combination hard to beat at center FOOTBALL TEAM Furst row V Tnmonere G Candela Ferntto T Warren Wallace Gentnle Dellerba Walter Gentule J Urbana Gouhln Knerr M Rose Stuff S Tumonere Second row Assnstant Coach Hogan Coxe N Johnston Lookabaugh Nuemu Stnllman Er ckson D Weuss Gephart P Guerrleo A Stegall E DeGeorge Kelley Coach Guarnueru Third row J Ray Mosher F DIP efro D Kaiser George Coluccl J Wade Rozzo Ackley Foster fully four l I . I4 . w. Z ' l top in 20 games, Harbor in five, and seven Bulldog Ben Ferritto. Ed Stiff on offense asses an f e pcgsfzm pak 9 Forming a speedy and hard huttnng back fneld combunatlon were Nlck Dellerba at quarterback Joe Urbana and Vlnce Tlmo nere halfbacks and Rex Knerr fullback Knerrs 36 pomts won hum the runner up spot ln LSL scoring and he bagged a second team berth on the all loop eleven Other lettermen who saw plenty of action durnng the season were backs Pete Guer nero Gene Gephart Doug Coxe and Nor man Johnston end Don Weiss tackles Tom Lookabaugh and Bob Foster and Cen ter Merle Kelley Harold Tobias was man ager The lettermen selected Wally Gentnle as team captain at the end of the season for hrs fme work for two years at a tackle post Rex Knerr receuved a trophy from the Jewash servlce organlzatlon Bnan Brnth for beung the most valuable player on the squad an l947 The trophy wlll be an annual award Sud Glllman Mlam: unnverslty grld men tor was the guest speaker at the annual football banquet ASHTABULA 7 AUSTINTOWN l 3 Openlng the season away from home and with a somewhat mexperlenced and vamped lmeup the Panthers took a I3 7 defeat from Austnntown Fltch Sept l2 Joe Urbana scored the only Ashtabula touchdown ASHTABULA 34 GENEVA l2 The Black and Gold offense cllcked the smoothest of any game of the season against the Geneva Eagles Sept 26 and Ashtabula got a 3412 declslon Vance Tnmonere Norm Johnston and Joe Urbana scored on the ground and Bull Gouhln nab bed two touchdown aeruals from Nick Del Ierba ASHTABULA 27 MENTOR 7 Rex Knerr took the spotlight scoring three touchdowns and galnlng over 200 yards as the Golden Panthers bowled over Mentor 27 7 for thelr second wln Oct 3 Mnke Rose got the other Bula score on a pass from Vince Tlmonere ASHTABULA I4 HARBOR 0 The Harbor hugh llne reputed to be the strongest nn the Lake Shore League was cracked by the nlfty ball totung of Knerr Urbana Tnmonere Johnston and Dellerba fftyf to gave Ashtabula a sweet I4 0 vnctory Oct l0 Knerr notched both Ashtabula scores ASHTABULA I3 CONNEAUT 3l The Panthers ran unto a midget hurrl cane In Trojan Fullback Paul Dombrosku who scored flve touchdowns and came out on the short end of a 3l l3 count Oct l7 Knerrs two yard lunge and a pass from Gene Gephart to Boll Gouhun for 34 yards got Ashtabula nts only touchdowns ASHTABULA 7 CANTON TIMKEN 2l Playung rough tough football all the way the Panthers lost a heartbreaker 2l 7 to the Canton Tlmken Trojans Oct 25 The Bulans tued the score at 7 7 wnth fave man utes left to play on Nlck Dellerbas one yard burst through center and extra ponnt They lost the tllt when Tlmken bounced back for two last mmute scores ASHTABULA 7 ERIE EAST l9 Ashtabula s grldmen took a l9 7 lacing from Erne East Oct 3l The Panthers tranled l9 0 untnl the dynng mnnutes of the game when Joe Urbana hat Vunce Tnmonere three down ASHTABULA 6 WILLOUGHBY 6 The A H S eleven dropped out of League tntle contention benng tled 66 by Wll Ioughby s hard runnmg eleven Nov 7 In a drlvung ralnstorm Nuck Dellerba got the lone Bula score from one yard away to tue the Rangers ASHTABULA l3 PAINESVILLE 6 Shownng thelr old zup the Guarnnerl men ran up a I3 7 count on Palnesvllle Nov l4 Gene Gephart quarterback sneaked for one Bula score and passed to Doug Coxe for the other In gammg revenge for the l946 Pamesvllle defeat ASHTABULA l3 HARBOR 7 In one of the welrdest settings for a Thanksglvlng Day tult In recent years the Panthers racked a l3 7 wnn over the tradl tlonal Turkey Day rnval Harbor The Ashtabula eleven traaled 70 at half but showed plenty of fight an the third quarter and scored twice on passes to Bull Gouhnn and Doug Coxe Nlck Dellerba patched the aerlal to Gouhln and Joe Urbana was on the hurllng end of the Coxe pass A heavy snow on the fneld hampered both teams offensuve lv I L I U I . . Q - 1 1 1 ' - - - , . . n - . . I 1 I - I . I T . I . l I - l . 1 1 . 1 ' I , I I I 1 . I - . Th. I ' - I I ' 1 ' 1 ' I . 1 1 . I 1 . . I - l . . . ' times with passes, the last one for a touch- . . . re- - , ' . ' ' I . . . ' ' 1 1 ' 1 ' . . , - . . ' 1 ' I I I I 1 ' . . . I . . . - I 1 ' 1 . I ' ' . T ' I I - . . - I - I I I ' i - ive gaslzeteezs W Tl. 19 tu gllt The I947 48 edltuon of the Ashtabula Panther basketball m a c h n n e romped through a 2O game season wunnung lo and losing only four ln Lake Shore League play the Bula basketeers won ll games and dropped one to nab the loop toga Forming the nucleus of the squad were returning lettermen Del DeVaughn captain and Nnck Dellerba who performed at the forward posts and Gene Gephart guard Fnllsng the remaunung two varsuty pos: tlons were Bull Gouhln at center and Tony Secchuar: guard Sensors Tom Rogers and Terry Warren plus Llnderclassmen Tom Baker Merle Kelley Carmen Rozzo Fran cus DnPuetro and Bob Notaruannn fnlled the remannnng varsnty squad berths The League crown was the thnrd In three years for the Ball coached Panthers The only loss sustained by the champnonshup crew was the 34 3l heart breaker to the Conneaut Troyans Frlday Feb l3 Ash tabula had pasted the Trolans 34 22 earller IH the season on the Bula court Gene Gephart paced Ashtabula nn League encounters and nabbed the curcuut scoring championship wnth ll5 polnts edging out Paunesvrlles Tom Pletlla who had ll2 Team totals showed 452 for the Panthers The Bulans top offensive show was at Mentor Frnday Jan 23 when our hoopsters rang up 54 markers Our lowest total was In the opener at Harbor hugh s band stand gym a measly 25 The best defenslve per formance was turned nn at West gunlor hugh gym Wednesday Jan 28 wh n Geneva was held to l6 ponnts Conneaut hut the highest total for opponents 34 Fruday Feb l3 ffty 0 o g s las Cooch BaH as compared to 281 for the opposition i -:lx N' E 14071-2 fedglle 'ZOLOI4 n it WIT? ASHTABULA OPPONENT Fruday Dec I2 Saturday Dec I3 Frlday Dec I9 Monday Dec 22 Tuesday Dec 30 Friday Jan 2 Tuesday Jan 6 Friday Jan Frnday Jan Frlday Jan Wednesday Frrday Jan 3 Frnday Feb Saturday Feb 7 Friday Feb 13 Saturday Feb 14 Tuesday Feb 17 Frrday Feb 20 Wednesday Feb 25 Saturday Feb 28 Jan Harbor Geneva Paunesvllle Canton Tamken Euclld Shore East Liverpool Conneaut Wulloughby Mentor Geneva Sandusky Palnesvllie Wrlloughby Conneaut Harbor Erie Prep Erle Academy Mentor Cleveland Hengbts 74 62 1947 48 BASKETBALL TEAM D T W N W fifty SBVEPI ' , . .,r. .25 .,......,.,.. ..23 , . ..... ,...r . 28 .,,,,. ...,..,.r,,.. 2 4 ' , . ,...... .,,rt.. 3 9 ' ' .. ........... ....I9 , . .. H33 ' ...62 , . ........., ...42 ' .. .... ..25 ' , . .... ..,.,,., . .34 ' .,....r,.r... ..27 , . .,r,r . ..34 . . ...,22 ' , .9 . .. .. .. H42 ' M19 ' , .l6. . .34 ErieEast .......,....... .. ..26 ' , .23 ..... 54 .... ......... . ..26 , .28...... .35 ...... ...........16 ' , .0 . . .27 ..... ....... ..... 3 1 ' , .6...... ....... 45 ' ' ...... .....25 , . . . .39 ' .,......... .....2l ' , . .31 ..... .... . ......34 , . .. .. .... 38 ....... ...... . .25 , . .....,37 ' . ..... ............3O ' , . . .. .. .43 ' ......... ...H36 , . .. M42 . ........... .......27 , . .. ...32 ' ........ .. ..44 3 5 First row: Kelley, Gephart, Gouhin, DeVaughn, Secchiari, ellerba, Rogers. Second row: Coach Ball, . Warren, Rozzo, T. Baker, . Anderson, R. otarianni, Manager W. Nelling. IQLIY panflzefz emdefzmen I 1947 TRACK TEAM t ac so A mst e one e Gep a L o s Pope Rog eod ow eccha Coe tay T oee JmWa en Paks Co ae Jod d o e de o o a k Hopkns R Nel aota Ashtabula s varsity tracksters headed by lettermen Ken Hopkins Sam Malizna Ray Peet and Randy Pope could only manage to Shore track and field meet at Mentor Wed nesday May I4 I947 Bula failed to gain a first place as Paines ville edged Harbor 54M to 52 The Pan thers totaled 33W Randy Pope led the seniors to victory in the interclass meet by breaking Paul Del lerba s shot put record with a heave of 45 31A The seniors racked up 55 points guniors 42V2 and the sophomores 3lV2 Traveling to Conneout the Panther thinclads bumped the Trojans 72 2y3 to 45 U3 The Panther cindermen were handed their first defeat of the season at Willough by in a triangular meet The flnal score read Euclid Shore 79 Willoughby 36 and Ashtabula 35 ln the third meet Coach Balls charges nosed out the Harbor Mariners 55M to 55 in another triangular affair with Con neaut third The morgan of victory came when Bula placed second an the mile relay the meet s final event Coach Balls cohorts notched thtrd place an the annual Mentor Relays run in a cold ram Euclid Shore took first place with th Coa h Ball 55 points whale the Panther thunclads trailed with l6lA pomts In a special event Gene Gephart defeated Speedster Joe Bon a torrid 33 95 seconds The Erie Strong Vincent Colonels next handed the Bulans o crushing 82 l 3 to 35 2f3 defeat Although taking only five firsts the Pan thers managed to nose out Harbor in a dual meet at Bula field Entertaining the tracksters from Erie Prep Ashtabula upset the hnghly favored team 63 to 55 The Panthers held an other top team Erie Academy to a 59 to 59 tie Ray Peet was the only Panther to place at the District meet but dld not place at the State meet Panther thinclads who earned thelr winged monograms were Don Anderson Mel Armstrong Terry Carraher Doug Coxe Fred Egger Gene Gephart Ed Gillen Ken Hopkins Wilbert Jordan Rex Knerr Sam Molizia Dick Nelson Roy Peet Randy Pop Tom Rogers Tony Secchiari Steve Timonere Vince Timonere Jim Warren and Lewis Smith manager Randy Pope three year letterman was elected captain of the track squad Randy competed in the shot put broad lump and discus ffty e qht I U O O Fits row: J k n, M. r rong, Gill n, S, Tim r , Knerr, h rt, o mi , R. , ers. S c n r 1 S i ri, x , S man, V. im n r , i rr , r , rr h r, r an. Thir r w: Egg r, D. An rs n, Razz , Fr n lin, i , . son, Qu r n , Smi , c . , . . . . . . . - n I I . I I ' I I - capture fifth place in the annual Lake nister of Willoughby in the 300-yd. dash in I I ' . . . . . . - ' X! 1 I - ll l ' . . - . I I 1 1 ' ' ' , - . I I 1 .I , l I ' - I' . . I I I I I I I I I ' ' . , ' I ' 1 I I . . l I Q I I . - . I . I I . I . I . . .I - el I I I . , . -I . I I , . ' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 , . . . . 1 .I . - . I I Q I i - i uafzncefu evwes ase cz af C2 When Aprul I947 came around Ashta bula hugh s football mentor Coach George Guarnueru took over the new posutuon of baseball coach lt had been 23 years sunce thus sport had reugned at Bula Enthusuasts numbered 35 un the furst organuzatuon meetung ln the return to baseball the Black and Gold nune captured two contests dropped two and tued one Byron Fureball Chulds won both of Cuty Hugh s vuctorues Chulds a southpaw over powered East Geneva and much vaunted Ashtabula Harbor wuth formudable putchung He completed the season wuth the above wuns and no defeats compulung a IOOO per centage mark the duamond was Ramon Peets no hutter putched agaunst East Geneva Spencer Scor ung one run on an error the Spenceruans managed to tue the Panthers Robert Andersons fueldung and huttung stood out un most Ashtabula contests Ashtabula played uts furst game un Aprul agaunst East Conneaut Rowe The Pan thers were lumuted to one hut and were charg ed wuth fuve errors Rowe truumphed lO O Frank Boyle and Tom Lambros were vuctums of the onslaught Errors stull prevauled when Bula met East Geneva un a tught contest Ramon Peet held the Genevans hutless but only tued the game because of a Geneva run on errors The score was l l Gerald Candela Frank Boyle and Walter Gentule took turns at the back stop posutuon The game was called un the seventh unnung u ny A second game wuth East Geneva ended un a l5 2 vuctory Fureball Chulds sub dued the Genevans wuth hus three hut putch ung performance Cuty hugh agaun went down un defeat at the hands of the North Kungsvulle nune 5 2 Boyle and Lambros shared un the hurlung dutues A great morale buuldung truumph was the Bula wun over Ashtabula Harbor 9 6 Agaun ut was Chulds who subdued the foe In fuve games the A H S nune scored 27 runs an average of 5 4 runs per contest The Black and Gold collected 28 huts and commutted l6 errors A moon beam un the mud puddle was the enactung of sux double plays un the fuve tults The Bula putchung staff regustered 25 passes per game The putchers also marked up 43 strukeouts Peet gettung l5 un one game Though the return season un baseball wasn t too spectacular a large percentage of Cuty hugh studes hope that baseball has come back to stay The followung boys were found on the Bula roster at the completuon of the season putchers Wulluam Anderson Frank Boyle Byron Chulds Tom Lambros and Ramon Peet catchers Frank Boyle Gerald Candela and Walter Gentule furst baseman BullGou hun second baseman Peter Guerruero Har ry Pauluno and George McElroy Shortstops were Tom Rogers and Joe Ur bana thurd baseman Robert Anderson left fuelders Ruchard Anderson and Edward Kah elun center fuelders Jack Clark and Wen dell Reynolds and rught fuelders Nuck Del lerba and Merle Kelley I I C ' ' ' K ln ll H ' 1 I I ' Q . I - - - ll - II - - I . . . Q . I - - A . . . I - I I . I - 1 ' I ' ' Il ' ll ' ' - I . I . . 1 I l . . ' I I ' , . . . . ' f Another bright Spot m Bulds return to bases on balls for an average of fuve ree ' I ' . g n n . I . . I . , . . . . . I . . ' . 1 ' ' Q ' ' I I ' ' 1 I I l F I I I 2 I ' A , I 1 A . . f ' . 2 ' I 1 T ' I I 4 I T - I Q - . 5 ' ' 1 ' - wah? eftefzs an 'zee oats One of the proudest groups in Bula dur ing l948 was that of the athletic lettermen who earned awards for their achievements in the field of sports football basketball and track They earned it with hard work and perseverance which brought forth prause and admiration from their fellow classrnen Winning their second football A s were seniors Nick Dellerba Wallace Gentile Walter Gentile and Terry Warren whale Jerry Candela Ben Ferritto Peter Guerruero Bill Gouhin Rex Knerr Mike Rose Ed Stiff Steve Timonere and Vince Timonere re ceived their first grid awards Others award ed football letters were guniors Doug Coxe Gene Gephart Bob Foster Norm Johnston lom Lookabough and Don Wenss Wallace Gentile varsity tackle was elect ed honorary captain by his fellow lettermen Heading the possessors of basketball mon state finalist team seniors Delbert De Vaughn and Nick Dellerba and junior Gene Gephart who received their second letters in the cage sport First year cage lettermen were seniors Bill Gouhin Ton Rogers, and Terry Warren puniors Tom Baker Carmen Rozzo, and Tony Secchiari Lettermen returning from last years track squad were seniors Ken Hopkins Rex Knerr Sam Malizia Tom Rogers Steve Timonere Vince Timonere and junior tracksters Doug Coxe Gene Gephart Nor man Johnston and Tony Secchiari Winning their awards for fulfilling man agerial duties of football basketball and track were Harold Tobias Bill Nelling and Terry Warren respectively terman having received four letters H earned two each in basketball and football The Dellerba family now has 2l varsity ograms were three members of the l947 As in their possession LETTERMEN Frst row kneeling left to right Ferritto P Guerrlero S Tlmonere Urbana Kelley V Timonere T Warren Jerry Candela Gephart Wally Gentile Dellerba Rogers Nelling and Tobias managers wand row standing Coach Ball Stiff Secchuari Coxe Foster D Weiss F Felix S Malmo M Rose Walter Centile Couhin Lookabough T Baker Rozzo Carraher Coach Guarmeri s xty 1 .1 - ' I 1 I . 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' - Nick Dellerba is the leading senior let- , . e - ll I II ' ' ' V 1 1 J I I I I I 'V V ' l CHEERLEADERS Sc bo o gh HI sky G a I ama 1482725 f efzeffes fe 3 6214 Good cmzenshlp as Improved at A H S by leading students an organ lzed cheers for varsity and reserve squads un an effort fo stlmulate school morale Bula s I947 48 squad conslsted of sensor memb rs Nancy Buckett Shirley Kresln and Captaun Genevueve Palumbo Memb rs of the gunuor troupe were Maxune Buhlajama Elaine Hlunovsky Pat Scarborough and Gloria Zappa Elected by the Senate ta serve on the reserve squad were IUNIOF Jane k r Marguerlte Skullman Shlrley Sade homores Evelyn Ba e I' Hoyle and sop man and Shlrley Watson Included white saddles skirts and Uniforms chosen y th a large black and gold A sweaters set off wa t of the technique used to s and spllts were par b the sensor team Ca rtwheels back bend work out new routunes for yells Mass Mary Belle Allen served as cheerleadung advuser TY Y M f . . -L v A N. . .I V ' C . f E 5 l , It Buckelf, ar ru , mov , . 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I -I ' II II , . 1 ' 1 sux -one Gt uto gags fm s frown Wlnner at thc thxrd annual golf tournament held late In September and early nn October was Sensor Sandy Orsuto from Miss Jean Phlllups homeroom 26 The tourney held at Meadowbrook course on State road had an entry of l2 Orsuto elrmnnated Roland DelPrunce IU sem: tunal play with a scorchrng 37 on the par 36 nlne hole match ln the tlnals he turned aside Junior Maynard Stofan to wan the crown Other boys an the tournament were Clarence Corbnn Roland DelPnncc Bull Gouhun Tom Lambros Duck Mazzola Duck Orn Gene Ovak Tom Rogers and Duane Strang vewfiefwr U 'Z.8ClQflOl4 For and In thus publlcatlon the l948 DART statt wlshes to express Its thanks To the Palnesvllle Publlshnng Co and H B Hurst for pruntnng thus annual To Mr Home Smith ofthe Mueller Art Cover and Binding Co tor and In selectlng the cover and blndnng To the Pontiac Engravlng and Electrotype Co for the engraving and suggestuons In carryung out the theme ot thus book To Mrs Frances Clontz Richard Orn and l-larrlet Reese tor cooperation wuth the art work which decorates these pages Donald Bartram for assrstlng Jerry Andrews wuth the photographxc ar the faculty and students tor their support To the advertisers who have patronlzed us and are Indispensable to the success of our publication And last but not least to Mass Marne A Kahne adviser and Mtss Jean Phvllups assistant adviser and treasurer who supervised the work of thus project tyt ' I1 G . , n 'Q PP I U To . . , . t. 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T G 'z ns cc arm af oncefzfs CHOIR Furst row Putnam Antounette Izzu B Johnson Guerra N Loose D Granellu Amzubel G Palumbo Helm Marunu M Skufca Tornbes Vettel F Adams Second row Koch N Headley Marshall DeChurch Gebhardt McKum Patrucua Warren Bruosta Burkett Muss Johnson Patruck Bushop Lengyel Sheldon McCool Suegtrled Sanborn Condron Hoyle V Buenko C Brenko Hlunovsky J Palumbo Davern T Warren Anthony Morrell Cozadd T Sumon Moses Prusco Clarke Knerr Gephart Brennan L Brown M Voorhues Thurd row Penncu Fourth row Stuff Esposuto Coxe Yocom A Merlene Stotan Stephenson T Baker Proctor Carlcy The Ashtabula Hugh School Senuor a Capella Chour under the durectuon ot Muss Altueld Johnson, tunctuoned for another successful year provudung entertaunment for varuous servuce clubs of the communuty and tor school assemblues The group transcrubed a raduo broadcast un December The 66 members uncluded 40 newcomers Luculle Brown headed the chour as presudent Vuce presudent was Phulup Savaruse secretary Nancy Buckett treasurer, Barbara Gebhardt busuness manager Rex Knerr robe chaurmen, Geraldune Amzubel and Thomas Sumon hustoruan Genevueve Palumbo The group receuved a donatuon ot S50 from the Reluance Electruc Co for sungung at uts Open House event un November A portuon of thus money was used to provude gold colored stoles for the boys robes In addutuon to the presentatuon at the Sprung concert durung Natuonal Musuc Week one ot the outstandung events of the year was the Vesper Ser vuce presented durung the Chrustmas holuday Featured on the program were the Madrugal Sungers consustung ot Clara Buenko Luculle Brown Charles Campbell Douglas Coxe, Barbara Gebhardt Anthony Morrell Phulup Savar use, Mary Skutca Thomas Sumon, Irene Vettel Martha Voorhues and Robert Yocom Followung the servuce a receptuon for chour alumnu was attended by more than lOO Mothers of Senuor Chour members provuded refreshments The gurls truo from the chour whuch uncluded Luculle Brown soprano Mary Skufca, second soprano and Martha Voorhues alto was featured on several occasuons suxtysux lt ' D G l I 6 - 7, N f It , K 5 gs M , Q x . , W :..,,.,, 3 , - , u u . f Q A , u , f , u . u , u . , - T - f V u I f - u u A u , u , -,,,, , u . . , - - Seugman, P. Sovaruse, La Marsh, Crowe, Rozzo, Campbell, Andrews. I I I 1 I I I I I , . ' I I - I I I 1 1 1 ' I I I I I I I 1 -- G 1 was acclaum The gurls truo had an audutuon at the Theatrucal Arts studuo un Cleveland Saturday May l The gurls were accepted for raduo and mucrophone technu que and musuc apprecuatuon besudes contunuung unduvudual vocal lessons A Choral Festuval composed of Conneaut Edgewood Jefferson Geneva Ashtabula and Harbor chours was presented at the Edgewood hugh school audutoruum at 8 OO p m Wednesday May I9 Each group sang two selec tuons The mass chorus presented three numbers under the durectuon of F E Muller of the Harbor schools These selectuons were Let Us All wuth Gladsome Vouce lWennerbergJ Funlandua lSubeluusl and The Heavens Resound lBeethovenl 'uc esffua plays af gcluool aufzs The Ashtabula hugh school orchestra under the durectuon of W W The group played for the Junuor and Seruuor class plays and for the DARTS Fortueth Annuversary celebratuon un Aprul They wull also play for Baccalaureate servuces at the hugh school on Sunday May 30 Nh, seve ORCHESTRA F t Antho y Mo ell Be ham Drecto Ham S T o ee Mack E West ake Seco d ow Massucc Har son Davis D Burl ngho C Ca pbell Yocom Th d row Vendutt J De Geo ge Hawkuns Horst R Stephenson Espos to L . . . Ol I I - ' - I I I I I I I I . . , . - I I l ' . . ,, , - ll , Il - - II - - , n I I ll L . . I . . . O Hamm, was organized following the football season. , . . . . . . , . irs raw: n rr , n , i r m, . im n r , , . I . n r 2 i, ri , ', . i m, . m , . ir 2 ' i, . r , ' , , . , i . ' emo', panfluefz ascof, makes Delmfg 36149 p6'Z.SOlf1l'l2 ldentufucatuon of the Ashtabula hugh per sonnel of the band was done by sectuons The clarunet group consusted of Janet Amsdell Betty Bluss Charles Bowdler Beverly Calaway Terry Chulds Nora Davu Valgene Dyer Elaune Efantus Donna Geer Beverly Guannettunu Ruchard Lehto Shurley Massuccu Harold Mack Tony Morrell Jean Myers Cosmos Punellu Jack Prestley An thony Spano Barbara Stephenson Euleen Wulluams and Maruorue Yoke The trumpet players uncluded D one Bur Iungham John Church Jean De Angelo Ruta Domuzu Tony Eposuto Robert Hybert Anthony Mealle and Bull Venduttu ln the saxophone duvusuon were John Alto more Betty Jean Hadlock Ben Laubach June Loose Mary Jane Pauluno K n Perry and Emma Massuccu Lee Benham Charles Campbell Jum Duo neff Lee Pendleton Larry Proctor bob Moses and Elsue Westlake played tuom bones Drummers uncluded John De George Joyce Fundlay Pat Harruson Ralph Haw kuns Davud Prusco and Dana Vanderncck The tuba sectuon was composed of Bor don Brown Carl Horst Duck Stephenson and Larry Suostrom Horns uncluded Laverta Brockway Carol Hoffman and Anne Kuttunger ney Stanley Morruson Wulda Reese and Juluanne Trovus oboe Harry Pauluno bas soon Jum La Marsh whule the barutones uncluded Dave Lesperence and James Lund borg Mauorettes were Phyllus Cooper Janet De Angelo Molly Johnson Dolores Morgan Lulluan Sposuto and Mary Turpenen Flag twurlers uncluded Lulluan Caruso Janet Lund strom Clara More and Martha Voorhues ty e ght f - I ' A - . . . . J h I 1 1 I . 1 I . ly I ' 1 I 1 S1 1 1 A ' 1 1 1 A - . ' I A 1 1 . ' 1 1 1 1 ' . ' . I - 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 - - . . I . . U I ' . I Flutists were Phyllis Adams, Anne Che- - U 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 ' ' - ' ' - . . . . , , , 1 I 1 ' - ' ' . . . , , 1 ' ' ' - 1 I ' 1 ' ' . Q , 1 1 ' - 1 A l . 1 . 1 1 . . . . 1 I - . ' v 1 1 ' 1 ' , . 1 1 1 1 1 ' sux - i :J 'ze ohms af c oo avec uncfuons Under the durectuon of W W Hamms maguc baton the 78 pueceA H S band performed for varuous actuvutues durung the year The band made uts furst publuc appear ance on Fruday Sept 5 at the Harbor Street faur Both Ashtabula and Harbor bands performed un the course of the three day affaur Charles Campbell was captaun of the Marchung Band whuch gave performances durung the football season The band swung unto step for uts furst game wuth a snappy rhythm and a Blue Theme Every song played durung that game had the word e uts tutle such as Blue u My Blue Heaven Rhapsody un Blue and others The hugh school truo consustung of Luculle Brown Mary Skufca and Martha Voorhues lent theur mellufluous vouces to the blue program and varuous other band performances Followung the alert whustle of head drum mauorette Phyllus Cooper the followung drum mauorettes led the band down the fueld Janet De Angelo Molly Johnson Dolores Morgan Lulluan Sposuto and Mary Turpenen Flag twurlers who were featured un snappy dances were Lulluan Caruso Janet Lund strom Clara More and Martha Voorhues Not only were new mauorette unuforms outstandung un the band thus year but a TV new feature of the band was also untroduced John Duff actung as the A H S Panther mascot better known as Lemo was one of the specual attractuons durung the foot ball season Servung as offucers were Tony Esposuto presudent James La Marsh vuce presu dent John Altomare treasurer and Julu anne Travss secretary The band performed for Open House at West uunuor hugh and at the new Reluance plant They played at several servuce clubs concerts The group made an exchange trup to Geneva whule the Geneva band vusuted here A new gradung system was adopted thus year for the furst tume Every sux weeks each sectuon of the band us graded by certaun unstrument teachers Thus system has also been adopted by other schools The mauorettes had nothung on the bass players who were provuded wuth brand new shunung basses They were featured at varuous football games The Bula Boosters presented theur annual Sprung concert un May Concludung the band s actuvutues for the year was the festuve Mulutary Ball for mem bers and theur guests an , 19 S' lu l G' ' if ' 11 - 11 - 1 L I ' . . . 3 I I I I I . . . ' 11 ll . I I , . , . . . ' I f 1 . A 'T Q . 1 '- , . ll Il I I I ' . . ' I ffbuu ff in r ' ff Sk-es ff the DART assembly, and gave Junior high I I Il II II ' Il A I I ' 1 I I ' ll Il ' I I : 1 I ' ' I I 1 ' ' I ' A A . I I I ' , I ' I WX 'UIUC assemlwlces w appfzoval gfudenfs 0 land ASSEMBLIES M g Tha k Yo Ashtal la Hgh t Ha d p ese ts a chalk talk RT Repot a te s Let e Lloyd enafe ansoueb mf assem ces SEPTEMBER Featured un the furst pay assembly of the year was Mr Geoffrey Morgan well known educator wruter and lecturer He stressed the umportance of character courage cour tesy and culture Later un September H E Johnston and hus Mystuc Revuew dusplayed unusual magucal skulls among them a demonstra tuon of mental telepathy OCTOBER The Howell lnternatuonal Glass Blowers made such untrucate glass pueces as a stork a peace pupe and a bell un a program de monstratung the art of Bohemuan glass blowung The student body vuewed Lure of the Lakes a technucolor movue presented by Mr Lloyd Bemus who has traveled exten suvely un the Great Lakes reguon NOVEMBER Featured at the November pay assembly was Mr Garnet Hazard He lectured on The Work of the Old Masters and Modern Art ullustratung hus remarks wuth chalk drawungs DECEMBER Mr John Sloan scuentust who was at A H S prevuously un November l945 gave a luquud aur demonstratuon early uru Decem ber A few days later a Shakespearuan actor Mr Jack Rank enacted a streamluned ver suon of The Merchant of Venuce whuch showed hus skull at quuck changes of cos tume JANUARY The Tunder Box was dramatuzed by the Cole Maruonettes un January The Merung tons puppeteers extraordunary utuluzed la pel mucrophones to guve umproved audubuluty un the audutoruum FEBRUARY Sumeon Oluver Nutchuk the most famous and accomplushed Eskumo un the world made hus unutual appearance at A H S early un February After he duscussed Eskumo and Aleut customs Nutchuk of fered natuve musucal selectuons un a puano recutal Late un February the celebrated Negro tenor Emanuel Mansfueld presented a group of favorute classucs and spurutuals lContunued on Page 923 SV nty I I an - - . T S A W' 1 , ET ' . .' - - ' N, . a icuan H, E. Johnson says, n u nu u 5 Lec urer Garnet zar r n 5 DA r er Julie Tr vus in rview c ur r Bemus, I - P a ' I I Q 1 ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 - ' I 1 ' - I ' 1 . , , - I - . ' Il ' Il ' - 11 - r 11 - I - ll ' Il ' ' ' ' 1 I ' I . . . . .. I - . . . ' ll H , , - - 11 11 1 ' . ' . . ' I - . . . - . I ' ' . ' I II ll I I II I , . I . . ,, . . . . ' I s e svvvnfy one 'zamafasfs ufm es cans n anuaful Fourteen amateur Cornells and Barrymores wove January Thaw unto a mellow tapestry of character and comedy when they displayed thenr Thespnan talents Monday and Tuesday Dec 8 and ln a lush valley of Connecticut stood a farm house that appeared physlcally luke a half mlllnon more across the country but It was different Why? The metropolltan Gage clan had answered the call of the hayseed and corn cob and decuded to be come gentleman farmers Feelung very much luke Danuel Boone Herbert Gage lCharles Campbelll and hss flnghty sdlosyncratlc wnfe Marge lMary Ann Slegfruedl nnvaded a supposedly abandoned New England home and settled down to wnte a book The dust hunting mald Frleda lAnne Klttun gerl and the Gage Cherubs Sarah CCarole Myers? and Paula Uoyce Parkerl had natural flalrs for causing confuslon an the slmplest matters Not Jonathan Rockwood Uames LaMarshJ arrived on the battlefield to reclanm theur charming but of red wood and concrete dud the 150 year old shack really spllt at nts seams Matt Rockwood CLarry Proctorl nnnocently be came unvolved ln a love affalr between debutante Barbara Gage lPat Scarboroughl and George Husted CWulluam Vendnttul Old tlmer Uncle Walter Uerry Andrews? Attorney Loomis llsador Sonklnl and the county parson and constable lThornas Lambros and Thomas Ducrol displayed an adhesive quality and assisted un band aldlng the romance and battle of the acres Dlrected by Mr Donald Knott oral English Instructor with assnstants Jullanne Travus and Harry Muller the play was adapted from the novel of Bel lamy Partridge by Wllllam Roos Supervsslng tncket sales were co chaermen Shlrley Kresln and Genevieve Palumbo whale other committee heads were Thomas Lambros publncuty Edward Boerngen and Peggy Wrlsley program Byron Chllds stage Barbara Gebhardt property Shurley Sntterly usher and Clara Bnenko and Elame Hlunovsky make up Scenery was constructed byJ B Kohutswood working classes whsle M J Patrones electrncal shop group durecred the lnghtung Mrs Frances Clontzs art department alded ln palntung and desngnung the sets DRAMATIC CLUBS JANUARY TI-IAW Stars May A Se f ed Charles Ca pbell J es L Ma sh nd Ro e a y Le gyel sh e 6 ty o P U If ll ll ll f - I . A . 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I . until Quakerish Mathilda CRosemary Lengyell and I - - I I ' I I I - . . . . r nn igri , m , am a- I 1 ' - U r , a s m r n in in Dramatic club pro- , duction. -Y fllnafzli s 0 umes onffzl ufe To u fufze Throughout the past 40 years of the DART publlcatlons the Ashtabula Publlc llbrary has rendered a falthful servlce to both students and teachers by supplylng lnformatlon and data whenever lt was need d By the use of the reference room ln SEFVICE for the past l5 years teachers and students have been able to do research wlth added CONVENIENCE The staff room has been a meetlng place for VGFIOUS rellglous organlzatlons and soc lal clubs Programs when deslred have been offered by the llbrary staff New books are dlsplaved every week be fore belng placed ln clrculatlon The spec lal shelves of books wlth approprlate posters are arranged by staff members A speclal dlsplay of buttons was arranged by Mrs C A Keller and Mlss Margaret Ann McAlllster loaned the llbrarv her ln terestlng collectlon of dolls Patlents at Ashtabula General hospltal are able to get books and magazlnes when the llbrary cart and a llbrarlan VISITS each patlent on Tuesdays and Frldays The clrculatlon for l9-47 was 6 368 Books for young people are speclally se lected and placed ID the Conklln Room Thls room clrculated 8 22l books durlng l947 Approxlmately l6 379 permlts were lssued to students thls year Just about that same number of puplls have been busylng themselves at the llbrary searchlng through encyclopedlas and VOFIOUS volumes such as Who s Who ln Amerlca and Twentleth Century Authors There are 78 2ll books ln the llbrary wlth a clrculatlon of 246 540 for l947 To Ty th OSSIST those leaflng through the volumes IS an efflclent staff headed by MISS Ethel McDowell who IS asslsted by Mrs Marlon Covert County extenslon llbrarlan wlth Mrs Isabelle De Malo and Mrs Helen Ab bott as her asslstants Mrs Agneslean Arm strong reference Ilbrarlan MISS Lenore Randall and Mrs De MOIO catalogue de partment and the Mlsses Nellle and Marlon McDougall clrculatlon department Mrs Helen McPhall luvenlle and schools llbrarlan spends one half day per week at DIVISION Bunker Hlll Chestnut and Statlon avenue schools and one day per week at State road school Mrs Margaret COWIG IS the West branch llbrarlan and Mlss Ann Mondo serves the Columbus branch P Manvllle lS custodlan Hlgh school students worklng at the llbrary are Audrey Fogllo and Carmel Lan dolfl apprentlces and Joanne Headley and Peter Ducro pages BobC eGt sto a a, amma eef alacu fx, D 7- Q The ever rncreasung membership of the Parent Teacher assocuatlon of 19471948 elected W B Nellung presrdent Mrs M F Adams flrst vrce presndent Pruncnpal E George Guerra thnrd vlce presudent Mrs Herc Pauluno recordlng secretary Mrs A C Taylor correspondung secretary Mrs H B Wallender treasurer and Mass Lavulla Phares hlstorlan In September parents and teachers were formally Introduced at a party for sopho more mothers and fathers The social com muttee acted as hostesses The Teen Age was the toplc of the October meeting The speaker was R A Horrocks newly Installed Y M C A sec retory The Rev H S Smuth pastor of the Church of Christ led devotlons Prunclpal E I Gephart presuded Open House In observance of Amen can Educatlon week was held In November Group slngung and a pucnuc supper hugh lnghted the January meetlng The Rev Paul Ellns of Harris Memorlal church gave devotions Music rn charge of Muss Al fleld Johnson was presented by a portion of the Sensor Cholr Mass Dorus Smnth and E F Stedman led the group nn Drscusslon on Vocatuonal A EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Bo o h P I Vx Q 6 GH h C Tayl Busnness Education at the monthly meet :ng In February The Rev Father Francis Hughes of Mr Carmel church offered de votlons Chairman for thus meetlng was Mrs M F Adams was chairman of the March meetung at whnch the Rev Herbert Whlte of the Furst Methodist church led devotuons The Federal Bureau of Invest: gatron was the subject of an address by a specrol agent from the Cleveland dustrnct Installatlon of offacers was held In Aprrl The program of the evenung was Tralnnng for lndusrty The speaker C A Measter us vocatlonol coordrnotor an the Cnty schools Mrs A E Headley was an charge of the meeting Committees for 19471948 were pro gram Mrs M F Adams chanrman Mrs Robert Cook Prnnclpal E I Gephart A E Headley and E F Stedman Other chanrmen nncluded membershnp Mrs James DeChurch publncaty Mrs C L Cozadd ways and means Mr and Mrs George Gebhardt hospltalnty Mr and Mrs Kenneth Parks health Mrs Wnlllam Lewis social chanrman Mrs J B E Baker publn cations Mrs Vnctor Gattorn and legusla tlon Mr Herc Paulnno v tyt I9 P 772 I C26 . . . P. T. . Seated: Mrs. J, B. E. ker, Pvincup I E. I. Gep art, Mrs. Herc au mo, Mr. 'ulliam Nelllng, Mrs. M, F Adams, Mrs. Geor e Gu rra, Mrs A. E. Headley. Standnng: Mrs. Victor a orn, Mr George Gebhardt, Mrs, James De- Churc Q Mrs. Wnllnam Lewss, Mrs. A . or, Mr Herc Paullno - - ' - - 11 . . ' Q ' Q- I . . I I. - , Q - Q . . I. Gephart, second vice-presidentg Mrs. Mrs, Robert Cook. I ' - . Q Q .Q . - . I- A . Q Q Q A Q . Q . . ,, . . ,, . . I . I - . ' F. B. I. A 11 - - I II ll ' ll ' - Q - . A Q . . Q Q ' .... ' . D . - - . Q . U Q Q . II ll ' ' Q ' A Q - . . . Q . I Q Q . I ' I ' ' I ' ' Q . . . Q I U . . ' ' ' I . I ' . . . , , - - I I . . ' - 1 I Q Q ' ' . . J , 4 .I . Q v . I. . I l 4 i - - ' ' I ' - . ,, . . . . . Q . . . . an - our lil Ds 8 U66 Unluke the school of forty years ago Ash tabula hugh has a modern cafeterla where students can Indulge In satisfying thelr noon day appetites wuth ruch nournshung food Snnce the fnrst m al was served In the Autumn of l940 the cafeterua has been under the skrllful dlrectnon of Mrs A J Drngledme who durrng her eught years of feeding famlshed Bulans has served p proxlmately 350000 meals She IS ably asslsted thus year by Mrs A E Anderson Mrs Nellue Cuffman and Mrs Kitty Cha pel the latter of whom the students affec tuonately call grandma Last year the cafeterla served 35628 students and teachers The annual meal tucket for the l946 47 year consisted of the consumptuon of 58 500 bottles of mnlk 9 tons of potatoes 4V2 tons of meat and 4500 pounds of varnous vegetables and frurts A typical January menu designed to grve the students a well balanced duet nncluded bean soup 5c hamburger l5c French frres 5c llma beans 5c creamed cabbage 5c banana pudding 8c and molded vege table salad Sc seventy frve amaslzeb Tlvwngs The bookkeepung and other fmanclal de tauls p rtannrng to the up keep of the cafe terra were IH charge of Muss Dons Smith vocational Instructor She was assisted by Maxine Bnhlalama and Rosella Lewus lun nors who were enrolled an the commercial course and who served as cashuers As an added feature a snack bar under the supervusnon of Marlon Dietz senior netted approximately Sl3 00 each day l was handy to supply those who carrued their lunch wrth mrlk pastries and fruut CAFETERIA M WII Ch pple D g n on M . 9 ' I - , - . . . 2 . . - - I . I . . I - I . . 9 . ' .. I . . . , I I I 0 - . . T , . . . . , , , . . I . - I - ' II Il rs. i a , Mrs. A. J. in ledine, Mrs. A. E. A ders , . F. Cuffman. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 ' , . Llttle dad the furst DART staff IH l908 reallze that nts lournallstuc flame would surge onward through two world wars a depression and hectuc tnmes to end all hectic tumes lt has pioneered and wall con tlnue to pioneer spluttung and respluttung rolls nn journallstlc Americana The 48 army of pencil pushers l6 strong carved the fortueth notch In the DARTS belt of progress Tne artusts of the typewruters pecked away llke mad and publushed l8 Issues Feeling the crusade movement un con temporary modes the tabloud was given a face luftlng from page one to four resulting nn the New Look whnstled at by all dns crlmlnatlng scrlbes The column flowing wnth wut and satire was dubbed Ups n Downs by Yo Yo edntonals on page one glowed under the headmg The Rest ls Snlence Panther Tracks gave all ama teur athletes the complete pucture of up to the minute sports the mast was revamp ed In one column style and photography and advertisements were eye catchlngly re hashed TL Daz! DART EDITORS 4 or Harry Ml ler ant Assocuatc Eclntor Evelyn Tem pesto The staff had nts heros too Janet Lund strom and Harry Muller won the I947 Qulll and Scroll Scholastuc award guven by North western university Thelrs was the state pruze for a column Doodlungs from a Pad ded Cell by Mass Stake Tom Rogers won the R C Dlx trophy for the best news story of the dramatnzed news event at the N O S P clmuc at Kent State unlverslty In May l947 Charles Loomis 47 placed flrst In the Quill and Scroll Scholastic state contest nn the sports story dlvnsnon The Natlonal Scholastuc Press Assocna tnon conventlon an Cleveland saw two sensor and nme junior newswruters gazung over theur free bottles of Pepsu Colo at notable Amencan men of the press Ratnng an honorable mention IH a natuon wude qunz contest sponsored by Qunll and Scroll was Harold Tobuas whlle Muss Marne A Kahne adviser was elected president of N O S P at :ts meeting at Kent State an the Spring of l947 DART Page Two Editors Janet DART Page Three Edntors Molly Reporters Bob Baker and Ed Lmdstrom and Juluanne Travs Johnson and Clara Brenko Staff wnth DART Sports Editor Tom Rogers --.. S, ,T f P 'T e s l fl Ellt l l 'G .- 1 ' ' I - - , . . . . . A H , . I - . . . . . . , I, 7 I ' ' ' . . , . 1 . . I I I . . . . , . . . , , , , ' 1 1 , . - I , , , ' ' Il ll ' ' I - . . . . ' A ' ll I I .11 r A ' 1 ' 1 ' ' ll ' I - '11 11 11 ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 OLUL 860925 CZ I QW! Madnaght oal was burned by the staff an order to continue the DART tradataon ot qucalaty Last years guadang laghts were led edatoraally by Jane Kang and Barbara Lyons and tanancaally by Rhoda Snaderman and Gertrude Tenenbaum The publacataon copped tor the saxth consecutave year the Quall and Scroll International Honor ratang for superior papers and the Gallup Award tor outstandang achievement The Nataonal Scholastac Press assocaataon awarded the paper First Class Excellent honor ratang Thas year s N O S P conclave was held Saturday Apr 24 wath a group otA H S aournalasts attending Th new C A Rowley Memoraal Trophy tor the best edatoraal page an the distract was awarded by D C and R B Rowley owners ot the Ashtabula Conneaut Geneva and Paanesvalle pap rs Responsable for the edatoraal department of thas years paper were Harry Maller edator Evelyn Tempesta assocaate edator Janet Landstrom and Julianne Travas page two edators Molly Johnson and Clara Baenko page three editors Thomas Rogers sports edator Edward Staff and Robert Baker sports reporters Jerry Andrews photographac edator Genevieve Palumbo alumna and garls sports edator and lsador Sonkan feature edator The busaness end of the paper was an charge ot Harold ager Antoanette lzza advertasang manager Angela Marana advertasang solacator and Lores Gleason Rosemary Lengyel Sharley Cherry and Maralyn Short typasts Junaor newswraters presented an assembly during Nataon al Newspaper week wath Rachard Orn as MC Mary Ann Saeg fraed wrote the script Football programs edated by Edward Staff were sold at gradaron clashes Proceeds made at possable to send tree DARTS to A H S servacemen Basketball schedules were edited by the sports staff and dastrabuted an the school The saxth savangs bond for the Junaor Red Cross was purchased by the publacataon as a result of stamps awarded lContanued on Page 923 ..........g DART Adv ser Marie A Kahne DART Typ sts Short Gleason Assastont Jean Phallaps S Che ry Lengyel DART Bus nes Manager Harold Tobaas and Crculataon Manager Ken Dovern DART Ad ertasang Solaca or Angela Mar na and Advert sang Manager Antoinette Izz DART Alumna on Grls Sports Edato Genevieve Palumbo and Column and Feature Ed tor lsodor Sonkrn DART Photographac Edator Jerry Andrews pf I I , . , , A e ll ' ll ' ' , . C Y I I I ' v A - - I 1 , .l z . 1 5 7 I ' V I I I 1 2 I . I I Tobias, business managerg Kenneth Davern, circulation man- : U v D E , , z , Q 2 . ' , 1 I I ' I I ll -we-+ VHQW--.c,-,.. - R i 5 v a ' t a l a. d l ' r I . l , ., 1 a ' , , . r , . ocafcona ommeftcaa Followang a varaed program of actavataes throughout the year the Vocataonal Com mercaal club under the guadance of Mass Doras Smath has been an octave organaza taon The l9 members anclude presadent Bevra Kabbee vace presadent Jean Candela secretary Sharley Gran and treasurer Ger trude Lewas Thear annual dance held early an Decem ber was called the Snow Ball The decora Dcsffzrlvufcve The D Ed club elected Ernestane Adams presadent Peggy Faeld vace presadent Wan da Lloyd secretary and Emmalane Atze mas treasurer Meetangs were held on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at the Y Canteen Two representataves Rosemary Gallagher and Helen Flanagan were chosen to repre sent the club at the Future Retaalers of Ameraca conventaon held at Columbus an October Haghlaghtang the club s socaal events were Halloween and Chrastmas partaes and taons ancluded a sleagh snow and all the trammangs The Chrastmas season also found the garls helpang a needy tamaly by turnashang food clothang and the extras Another meetang featured an old fashaoned scaven ger hunt In the Sprung the group aourneyed to Cleveland stayed overnaght and vusated the Federal Reserve Bank and the Ohao Bell Telephone co 6 ucafcon traps to Erae Cleveland and Conneaut The annual club dance held an January tea tured the atmosphere of the Copacabana Club An employees banquet held at group an May Two overnaght traps to Cleveand an Apral and May were enjoyed as the garls vasated the May co and amusement places durang thear stay The club was organazed under the super vasaon of E F Stedman auto 772ecluzmcs For the farst tame an the hastory of A H S an Auto Mechanacs club was establashed Servang under the leadershap at C J Bolen der were Ronald Olave presadent Hubert McKay secretary and Joe Urbana trea surer The club held ats meetangs on the farst and fourth Tuesdays of the month The boys and thear guests enjoyed a hay rade an November A spaghetta supper was sponsored by the club an January lt was open to the publac and proved very successful The proceeds were used to buy aackets decorated wath an auto ansagnaa and andavadual names for the senaar boys an the club Coveralls were also bought for the aunaor boys In connectaon wath the Auto Mechanacs club the members dascussed startang a model aarplane club and a boxang club The boys took an a naght baseball game an Cleveland An out of town trap was made by the group to Allaance to vaew steel castangs an the makang A pacnac concluded the years actavataes tycght U ' l-C' ' l Glula - A Club H ff I Hotel Ashtabula, was sponsored by the Club seven -i VOCATIONAL COMMERCIAL CLUB rs r w Kresln Coslmn Caruso Stnckney Kubbee Bayas Morgan Mead Shank Second row Gran P os src Otto Mlss Smlth Cottom TCFCSKICWICZ Thlrd row Jean Candela Jute Carney G Lawns D ED CLUB Frrst row Kelly Atzcmus B Smuth R Skufca Domlzl Scoxul McBrude Gallagher Gnllesouc Second row E Adams Flana gan Van Wmkle B Kos A DeCamnllo Loyd Thnrd row Enos M Groff Beverly Nancy Welton P Field Zappltelll Buxton Bush L Loqdcrrnulk AUTO MECHANICS CLUB Frrst row Burgess Olnye Free-de Petronuo Andrus Petry Parks Pszzuto Pal Iutch Second row Crudclc Mann Grandbouche T Srmon M Bolender M Wls ner Muto Yokawanls P Guerrnero W Luorna Thlrd row J Urbana Wal ace Gentile J Russe Reams Ralph Johnson R Woodworth Fassett Haytchcr K Waters D Vorc se enty nnne F2 t o : ' , I Q 2 , . 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' ll, , I J. . f - , C' JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL rrst r w Brhlalarno er ranao F Adams M Pau :no To or Dean Condron Gallagher vvllson Sanhorn K Helm Koch econtl row DeChurch Shrr ley Soclerrnan M Sullryar Taggart Wrlslcy Lengyel Mrs Roqcrs Mlss Hemp steaa Watson L Horrls Keetlln lrcl row Leslie Fl Hayes Peters Davern R Baker Corhun Clarke Baron Shoo S Anderson Fl Q rrth r w en IL ore T :mon F Pretro Rozzo Cexera U Stranq Crawtord T Corthy GIRLS ATHLETIC CLUB If row Blhlalarna D Johnson Randolph Zaopa Duspenza F Adams Waters M Skutco Dorm Skutco Tray ls Lrnanuel Guerra Second row Hoyle N Loos Feaman Conrlron D Gran n I J Loose Mlss A n Murphy Keeflm Church L Brown Schaaer Antolnctte lzzn Thrrd row Temoesta Amzu bel Lengyel M Helm Pc aro Arcaro l-llrnovsky J Cltrlek Fx L Fourth row Llndstrom Gelr harrlt Buckett Shea Swcrlentuorg Krttrngcr P o nson S C crry DrPretro LATIN CLUB rrst row B Hamhularnrnl E More Putnam Parker ellr He rl ey Donato l-logue R Wrlsan Reed E Westlake l-lor per Fenton Kach Belllas second row Strong L l-lar Fo no Cooper Reese Cooney Ottmon Mrs Johnson Zehr Arnz be D Patrick Watson Sullivan Morrow Adams Third row Gllhcrg P Trucs dell Chekouras A Who en Babcock L Green Hlunoysky J Kouser Tuck ner Larson M Arno Burllnqhorn Marshall Wallencler Jeffers Ourth row Hayes Jerry Condela Tomas l-lallrgan Prestley T Ducro Lam bros Dellertza Lyman H Paullno Baron Srnlch P Ducro Corbrn 4 row R Brown Ruv V Reed Wuedrnan Knue bel Loelfel J Wade Proc tor Ackley Cook Bo man Westfall clqhtx F o 1 , F - I , 'wf yl ', ' A C , , R S 3 , - Th Z ' , P. eld K. dm ' ' Fu O . R C, t ly J Mo , . S , . Dl- Y, I , Mc- F st : . ,I l , V, P zu, R., , I -, Tell, .' V ' Ile' , , Dc- Coluccl, A. 'Slrnon, Burton, D P , P, ell. J la , '. h ,' P 'I . elf , N. 0 lf J o- rrs, gl' , I V, WT If . ' , ' f , , P. l ,' , ' . A T , I I A, . , ld, F 2 , Fl.th : , lly, ', ,' ll: un ot Rea GQOSS Hlghllghtlng Junlor Red Cross actlvltles was the electuon ln June I947 of Kenneth Davern as Secretary of the Eastern area advlsory committee Ken was a speaker at the natnonal con vention ln Cleveland He IS one of ten officers In the Unuted States ln charge of Junior Red Cross affairs Attendance at two meetvngs ln Washung ton D C and at the twenty thlrd conven tuon an San Francisco Caluf were part of hus duty He was also chairman of the Ashtabula County Councul of J R C Ashtabula Hugh s Red Cross Councll boasted lO0 per cent membershup an the national organlzatlon They sent 25 guft boxes overseas and I5 Chrustmas boxes to the Ashtabula County home At that tnme the councul composed of two persons from Improvement of good sportsmanship s the asm of the Glrls Athletuc club dnrected by Mass Mary Belle Allen Offlcers elected were Shlrley Cherry presudent Joanne Schader vnce presndent Jullanne Travis secretary and Janet Lund strom treasurer The program committee consnsted of Nancy Buckett Jane Hoyle and Barbara Gebhardt The December meetlng when G A C members from A H S were guests of the Harbor group was the mann event of the year The two clubs formed teams and each homeroom brought cheer to two fam: les Tom McCarthy and Joe Peters were In charge of the projects The group sent menu covers place cards beslde tables and checker boards to Army hosputals and homes for the aged Mrs Frances Clontz and J B Kohut were In charge of the art and woodwork Seventy dollars was given to the March of Dimes drlve whlch was In charge of the Junnor Red Cross The Councvl presented thelr annual talent show ln Aprul and had a party for themselves In May Mrs Hazel Rogers and Muss Luculle Hempstead were advusers of the group whlle Ken Davern served as presndent and Peggy Fueld vlce president competed an basketball and volleyball A pot luck supper and snnglng of carols com pleted the meetlng Bowlung was a favorlte recreation engoyed every flrst and second Thursday of the month New gunlor members durang the year were Maxlne Blhlayama Eleanor Burton Joanne De Church Elaune Hllnovsky Jane Hoyle Donna Johnson Peggy Johnson Jeannette McCool Anna Mae Simon Peggy Waters Janice Sheldon Ruth Alanko and Mary Woodworth 7 fafm ln When Res Publlcae organized the fol lowing were elected presldent Gerald Can dela vice president Harry Paullno trea surer Phyllus Cooper and secretary Nuck Dellerba Sophomores as guests saw a play The ltnnerant Reporter given by the upper classmen In October A Halloween game Parts of Caesars Body was presented Ry Phyllis Cooper Tom Lambros and Wllda eese In November 75 students were formally nnutlated by the chaurman of the program commrttee Sue Kach A Chrlstmas party was enjoyed at the hugh school Gifts were exchanged and slldes on Amusements and Games of Rome were shown by the presudent eghty o e The meetlng In January was highlighted by Truth and Consequences Joe Lyman acted as chalrman In February at the annual Valentine party The Oracle was presented On Feb 27 a Birthday Ball was held IH honor of famous persons Muslc was furnished by Pat Massuccl s orchestra Latln week was observed April l8 24 The last meetvng of the season honored the followlng sensors Geraldlne Amzlbel Ronald Brown Gerald Candela Phyllus Coo per Nuck Dellerba Tom Lambros Joe Ly man Dolores Patrick Harry Paullno Larry Proctor Wllda Reese and Harold Tobias Mrs Arlene Johnson IS the advuser s I - , , I . ' 1 1 I . . , . ,, . . ,, . . . 1 ' '1 ' ' , ., . . , . . ' I I I I - . 1 qv as 80 I . . . , . . - - 1 I 1 1 ' I 1 1 ' ' , . . . . 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 I 1 1 1 , . . . I I . . . . I , I ' 1 1 L ' ll ' II - . . . . . I - - ' ll 11 ' 1 ' . I ' 1 , ' . I I I I ' I II II 11 1 ' 1 1 1 - 11 - ' 1 I , . . 1 ll 1 11 ' 1 I I . . - I 1 . . . . - 1 , , ' 1 1 . , 1 1 1 ' . . 1 1 1 - 11 I f ' ll . . . i - n ac me lv One of the most actnve groups was the one organized by the Machune Shop boys advised by S J Fuorenzo The club en layed many partues and traps and sponsored the flrst school dance of the year The group antucupated two trups to Cleve land where they were scheduled to vusut the Warner Swasey Machine Tool co and the Cleveland Twnst Drlll co Among the socnal affaurs glven by the club was a horseback rudlng party nn Octo ber a dinner at Hotel Warren ln December a skatung party ln January and a Valentlne luncheon nn February Fnrst semester offucers were Albert De Marco presndent Joe Notter vlce pres: dent Ben Ferrltto secretary and Albert Notarlannn treasurer Taking over for the second semester were Walter Gentlle presldent Rnchard Luoma vrce presldent and Ben Ferrltto secretary treasurer w00awOiIZln9 lass The purpose of J B Kohut s woodworklng lass was to acqualnt students wnth mater :als used ln lndustry and to Introduce ele mentary electrucnty and metal work The introductory course offered to tenth year boys In varuous fuelds Included dratt Ing bulldlng power transformers electric soldernng nrons sux ampere chargers and lamps Wood patterns were made to be duplicated In metal through a moldlng and casting process Juniors were confuned to machine wood working Factory production methods were used where many sumular prolects were re ecffzacczl Durung the year the Electrncal Shop club under the direction of M J Patrone spon sored the Electrucal Shop Dance and held the club banquet and plcnuc Under the present rotating system of foremen every member takes the office at least once In the two year period lt IS the responslblllty of the foreman to help the other members whale on the ,ob qurred Besudes buuldlng furnlture and equnpment for the school at the beglnnung of the year the class made all the scenery for both class plays Bedslde tables shuffle boards and smoke stands were made for the Red Cross During the second semester optuonal projects were selected which qulred desugnnng as well as productnon In draftnng the class learned how to lay out sheet metal patterns lsometrlc cab: net progectnon and machlne desugn The sensor boys In the shop worked on specual :tems an woodworkung and arch: tectural drawung In draftung grpezl The two electrlcal classes each elected treasurers for the year They were Jack Duzmano of the afternoon class and I-larry Mason of the mornmg class This ns the fourth year that the present club set up has been used In the electrical shop eghty t o W2 L I I I 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - I l - I , . , . . , . C . - 1 . . I I ' 1 .. re- 1 1 - I I . , ' I 1 - . , . gl D I I . . I T . 1 1 . , . , - 5 l - w MACHINE SHOP CLUB First row Turchlk DeIPrunce Rrchord Luoma Carbon Nofter DcMcrco Second row Orsuto A Not crronnu Mr Fnorenzo Nel lung Krelsher Thrrd row M Rose Fcrrlfto Walter Gcntnlc S Malrzra Mazzolo WOODWORK CLASS Furs! row Ronald Luomo F Guerruero DeSorbes Ste goll Humphrey Penhol low Herbert Second row Strllmon Ray Crawford Peterson zarf Mr Kohut ELECTRIC SHOP CLUB Kongas Lyons Weiss Vol pone D Lomm Ovok F Lucafe Second row Ch smar Duz mono B DeGeorge D Cesare Mr Wught M Patrone Mendrolo Dre fahl P MOIIZIG Goggnono Third row E DeGeorge W Anderson Korbacka Loo kabaugh Horst J Llcofe Sccchuorn Mason enghty three 1 ' f - r , 1 1 ' , r M0- , . . Furst row: Cevero, Massi, 1 r 1 ' 1 1 r 1 4 : . , - 1 ' 1 I' 1 ' 1 r f r ' 1 4 1 E : . , , PANTHER HI Y First row Snll Olwe Butcher Hopkins Parks Boerngen M Armstrong Second row W Evons W Anderson DeV0ughn Mr Wughf Om T Boker Boll mon HOMEROOM SALESMEN lrst row Scovrl S Moc Kenzre R Wnlson Chekou rcs P Truesdell Bruosfo D Pofrlck cond row Sull Kelley Bell Morrow S Tumoncre T Ducro Domemco D Kouser P Konser SENATE Fnrsf row R Boker Lomhros Peet McCluskey Shirley Sodermon N Heodlcy Rogers W Verde Brody Second row J Urbono N Johnston Dellerbo Geo hor? Rozzo Mendrolo F DnP1efro Mr Gephort Thnrd row Moses Woltcr Gentrle George Coluccu J Wode T Boker enghty four F : , . Se : , , , Thurd row: D. Weuss, Dc- pa flfefz H lj The Panther Hu Y revlsed and adopted a new constltutlon for the I947 48 school year The group s outstandlng project was the Thanksglvlng Youth servnce at the Flrst Methodlst church Tom Baker opened the program and Richard Orn led un prayer Melvun Armstrong Delbert DeVaughn Ken neth Hopknns and Rex Knerr served as ushers Swummlng partnes and a hayrude provided the year s entertainment A E Wight was club advlser Offlcers mcluded Tom Baker presldent Robert Moses vuce presudent Delbert DeVaughn secretary Richard Orn treasurer and Wal luam Anderson chaplain Both sensors and lunlors comprused the group Other members were Perry Burgess Walter Butcher Ronald Olnve Robert Parks Harry Paullno Wanfleld Snll lsador Sonknn and Duane Strong 6 ZSWIZM. There were 22 persons each semester who sold assembly tnckets or DARTS These homeroom treasurers were the salesmen When the DART subscruptnon drnve closed sensor homerooms 23 and 5 wnth Nancy McCormlck and Dolores Bruosta as salesmen boasted lOO per cent sales Through perslstent effort the treasurers presented the Junnor Red Cross wath a United States Savlngs bond a practice which IS In nts sixth year Santa brought cheer and nonse on Wed nesday Dec l7 when he personnally de lnvered DARTS gonly wrapped un holly paper to each homeroom Qulte a few persons saw Old St Nuck but a great The student Senate thus year was a very octave group worknng smoothly under the guudance ofE l Gephart A H S pruncepol The body composed of homeroom press dents was almost an all male affaur the furst semester with only two regular female members Nnck Dellerbo was elected presndent Joe Urbana vlce president and Bob Baker secretary treasurer at the organization meeting ln September Besudes the regular Senate dutles such as sponsorlng pay assemblnes furnlshnng hall guards organnznng the annual Harbor football game pep parade erecting a Chrnst mas tree and presudung at Open House the members were actlve an other fuelds Two dances the Sadie Hawkins Day Shuffle and the Chrlstmas Formal were both enjoyed by the student body The group sponsored the Name the Panther contest whnch gave the Bula mascot e ghty f ve many more heard hum rung hrs bell and let out wlth Merry Christmas The concludnng actlvnty was the Yearbook drnve from March 5 l5 whuch opened wuth an assembly The DART staff sand thanks to the salesmen by having a coke party an May First semester selesmen are plctured on the opposute page Newcomers to the group second semester were sensors Jean Candela Ruta Domlzn Joan McBrlde Wllda Reese junuors Phyllus Corbett Vnrgmua Emanuel Bob Kangos sophomores Margery Arnold Glorna Clfellu man Dolores Truesdell and Evelyn White enafe Lemo has monuker lt was also behnnd the football queen contest won by Pat Stuck ney The Senate sold Panther stnckers dns tributed coples of the school Alma Mater Song to the student body led the school nn contrlbutuons to the Community Fund and the Frnendshnp Trann and brought noon day movies to A H S Lesser achlevements but stall notable were settling of the squnrt gun sltuatlon and maknng a declslon not to vlsut other schools to vlew functlons as preceding bodnes had done New Senate members In the second sem ester were semors Ronald Olnve and War ren Shepard gunlors John Church Joanne DeChurch Bob Foster Paul Jackson and Tony Secchuarl sophomores Duck Ackley Clarence Corbm Carol Jeffers Ed Loeffel Bob Roy Mary Sulluvan and Ronald West fa 1 ' K C' ' 1 I . 1 ' 1 , . . I . I . 1 1 1 ' , . 1 1 ' ' I I 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 , . 1 ' ll ' ll 1 1 1 - I . . 1 1 ' ' ' ll If 1 ' A . I . . 1 . I I I 1 1 - 1 I1 1 I Z I ' ' ' I I - 1 1 1 1 I I , I , . Joyce Emerson, Ken Knuebel, Barbara Ott- 11 - 11 . ' 1 1 ' - 11 11 - A . , . I 1 I I 1 ' 1 I ' I I 1 ' I - I 1 1 ' 1 ' I I 1 - 1 - . F A 1 1 - 11 - - - 11 . . . . . ,, . ,, . 1 1 I - 1 ' I - 1 1 l I . - ' I 5 1 11 - - 11 1 I 1 I I 1 I 1 1 I 1 ' I I I 11 11 - I - ' I 1 1 ' , l. i - l 7 ZS 162145 Under the leadershup of Presudent I-larry Muller Vuce presudent Juluanne Travus Sec retary Duane Strong and Treasurer Rose mary Lengyel Thespuan Troupe 366 of Ash tabula hugh school held numerous meetungs durung the year Outstandung dramatusts are awarded membershup un the socuety whuch us an honorary non secret non socual organuzahon New members were unutuated Thursday Feb l2 wuth the offucers and Thespuan members offucuatung Thus years orugunal members were un addutuon to the offucers Jerry Andrews Nancy Buckett Barbara Gebhardt Palma DuPuetro Shurley Sutterly and l-larold Tobuas Those unutuated were Charles Campbell Tom Lambros James LaMarsh Larry Proc tor Pat Scarborough and Mary Ann Sueg frued who receuved recognutuon for theur work un January Thaw Advuser to the l6 Thespuans us Dramatuc Durector Donald Knott lnafufze gf ll The purpose of the Nature Study club was to enable students to develop hobbues and unterests related to nature study The club consusted largely of pupuls enrolled un buology Paulune Arcaro presuded over the meet ungs Joe Peters served as vuce presudent Rosemary Bartone recordung secretary Nuck Dellerba corresponding secretary and Chrustune Pedro treasurer Meetungs were held on alternate Thurs O OMOQZ Leadung the Sophomore Junuor YTeens durung the furst semester of actuvutues were presudent Chrustune Pedro vuce presudent Peggy Waters secretary Joyce Fundlay and treasurer Duane Burlungham under the dur ectuon of Muss Velma Watson As un other years the club held uts meet ungs on the furst and thurd Thursdays of each month ln December the group adopt ed a needy famuly and cooperated un brung ung food to full a basket All members enuoyed a Chrustmas party held at the Y W C A day afternoons wuth an evenung meetung each month Specual commuttees were ap pounted to plan club actuvutues Programs for the year uncluded fueld trups and short excursuons to pounts of unterest showung of sludes and fulms and preparung of several proue ts From the club dues the organuzatuon pur chased aquaruum supplues and a subscrup tuon to CURRENT SCIENCE magazune D E Euverard was club advuser lU4lO'L 7-88145 A number of gurls assusted un the annual March of Dumes campaugn by passung boxes un the theaters Duane Burlungham and Mary Sulluvan attended the annual Y W C A dunner held un January The club elected new offucers for the second semester as follows Elaune Efantus presudent Maruan Wetherbee secretary and Duane Burlungham treasurer The gurls completed several servuce pro ue-cts durung the second semester ohfv 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I - . I I I I . 1 ' I - .' . ' . . . . 1 ' II Il I ' 1 I I . ' 1 - - r - , C . 1 1 r - . , ' , , . . . , . . . U P . - . . . . . ,, . ,, . . 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 ' , I - ' 1 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 . , . r-i -six THESPIANS Fnrst row J Andrews Toblos Srtterly Lengyel Trcyns H Muller D Strong Second row Buckett P Du P ne ro M Knott Geb hordt NATURE STUDY CLUB Fnrst r w Tombes Hoyle Allen Joan Mathews Pe dro Arcoro Second row Peters Bortone Mr Euyerord Joyce Mot hews Kelley tale D Wulluoms Ceyero Dellerba SOPHOMORE JUNIOR Y TEENS Fnrst row K Field Mossuccu Beverly Welton P Woters Deon D Condelo Wether :ce Second row Brooks Flndlcy Miss Wotson M Sulllyon Shlrley Sodermon Pedro ' :rd row A Sumon D ur Innqhom Plqhfy 'CPVPH t , I r. V, 5 I o 3 , , Third row: Dovis, R, Gen- ! I 1 - f ' .h 2 , , . B - DRAMATIC CLUB Fnrst row Putnam Kresm Parker Manyo J DIDO nato Brockhurst D Vocca Callander Cottonaro Mey ers Slegfrned Cosgrove econd row G Palumbo H ode Fogluo J Comp bell Ottman Mr Knott L Green N Luce Hllnovsky Scarborough Marshall Third row A Whalen Wrls ley P Lewrs Morrow Klt ranger C Buenko Lambros Davern Rogers J Palum Fourth row Sonknn Boern gen H Paulrno C Camp bell LaMarsh Vendetta Stuff SENIOR Y TEENS Flrst row Morton Gleason Paden Anfomette lzzn Gollagher Nagle M Sku fca Mann: Condron Flon agan G Ashley Second row Amznbel L Loose Bolllnger Mrss Howard DeCamlllo Buxton H Reese Sposlfo Thlrd row Tempesta Voorhues S Cherry D Patrick P DnPretro Goch neaur Kutfunger Lund strom G Palumbo FUTURE HOMEMAK ERS AMERICA First r w Adams Swanson Skullman Swanson Wetherbee len Snell Dean S Mac Kenzle K Field Harmon Second row L Brooks Mlxer Labry Emanuel Mass Day Melaragno Helm George A Puchan Voc ca Third row Molly Johnson Marsh Shlrley Soderman J Cherry A Simon Sally Soderman S Anderson Znmmerman Bond Sposuto eighty elqht S : . , . W , ' , - - bo, I I U Brown, -Johnson, Ji ' , J. ' , ' t I , M. OF o : B. , C. , , M. , , Al- ' , M. I fzamafac Asdsng sn the productson of January Thaw presented sn consunctson wsth the Thespsan Socsety was the masor undertak sng of the Dramatsc club Under the dsrec tson of Mr Donald Knott the orgonszatson formed commsttees asssstsng sn the produc tson of the play ln charge of tscket sales were Beverly Coloway .loan DsDonato Audrey Foglso Robert Moses and Annabelle Whalen wsth Shsrley Kressn and Genevseve Palumbo as co chasrmen Thomas Lambros handled publscsty whsle Barbara Gebhardt was chasrman of the 8l'UO'l. To conclude an eventful and prosperous year the Sensor Y Teens attended the an nual May breakfast The records reveal that Pressdent Evelyn Tempesta advssed by Msss Margaret Howard and assssted by Vsce pressdent Lucslle Brown Secretary Genevseve Palumbo and Treasurer Mary Skufka gusded the gsrls sn vorsous programs and servsce work A treasure hunt snaugurated the pro grams on the agenda A Truth or Conse qences the Chrsstmas Lstany a style show and a demonstratson on flower arrange ment conststuted entertasnment at subse quent meetsngs at the Y W C A Servsce work sncluded contrsbutsons to the local Communsty chest and the World Fel property commsttee Asssstsng were Ed ward Boerngen Nancy Buckett Norma Luce and Dorothy Marshall Programs were arranged by Edward Boerngen and Peggy Wrssley Byron Chslds managed the stage and lsghtsng Ushers were Nancy Buckett Beverly Calaway Wslma Callander Phyllss Cooper Corrsne Cosgrove Palma Ds Psetro Lores Gleason Genevseve Palumbo Delores Vac ca Shsrley Sstterly and Mary Turpenen Clara Bsenko and Elasne Hlsnovsky asded sn the make up department 22915 lowshsp program ofthe Y W C A Sensors fslled a Thanksgsvsng basket for a needy famsly and dursng the Yule season adopted a mother and her two chsldren Many of the gsrls worked at the refreshment stand oper ated sosntly by members of the Y Teens and F H A dursng the grsdsron tsme In ad dstson the pressdent took part sn the Thanksgsvsng Youth Servsce at the Fsrst Methodsst church and several of the group attended the annual Y dsnner Monday Jan 26 at St Peters Parssh house at whsch Dr Paul McKay was guest speaker Some of the gsrls helped pass contasners for the March of Dsmes campasgn at the Bula and Palace theaters sn January The group sponsored a Sprsng dance sn collaboratson wsth members of F H A ufufze Homema efzs all mefuca Thss year marks the conclusson of l5 consecutsve years of successful orgonszatson of the Home Economscs club whsch sn l946 became affslsated wsth the Natsonal Future Homemokers of Amersca Meetsngs were held the fsrst and thsrd Tuesdays of the month sn the sewsng room under the sponsorshsp of Msss Isabel Day The gsrls enjoyed a trsp to the Bruner Garment factory sn the Fall At Halloween they wrapped and sent candy to the Chsldren s home The club cooperated wsth the Sensor Y Teens sn managsng the refreshment stand at Bula fseld dursng the football season At the tradstsonal Yuletsde party Chrsst mas tapers decorated the table from whsch refreshments were served A needy famsly qltyn was adopted and the gsrls brought food for a basket Funds from the treasury were used to purchase clothsng The gsrls ex changed gsfts and a group gsft was pre sented the advsser Msss Lousse Tslley of Carlssle Allen s gave a talk on Sprsng fashsons at the February meetsng ln the Sprsng the club sponsored a dance wsth the Sensor Y Teens The group also presented sts annual style show for the Parent Teacher assocsatson sn May A pscnsc at Lake Shore Park concluded the clubs actsvstses Thss year s offscers were Molly Johnson pressdent Elsse Melaragno vsce pressdent Shnrley Soderman secretary and Nona Msxer treasurer D l l, . . . . 11 - - - ,, . , . . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' . , - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 - I T . n 1 I , - , I . . . . I . . . . I , 11 11 - ' 1 11 ' ' . ' ' I ' 1 ll . . ' 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' , 11 - 11 - 3 k 0 I 1 . I - . . , . . . . . , . . . - - . , . - 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . I . cl 1 - inc Warren Loose Second row Corbett P Stayman Sheldon S Wru ht man Yocom hard! Buckett es Sonknn R Baker QU I LL AND SCROLL uzll and Scroll ns the lnternatnonal Hon or Socnety for Hugh School Journallsts To gam membership one must have done outstanding work on a school publncatuon be ln the upper thnrd of has class be recom mended by the taculty advisers, and have the approval of the executive secretary at Quill and Scroll The Erie Hopwood Chapter was organuzed In l927 lt IS sponsored by Miss Marne A Kahne who IS an honorary faculty lute member of the socuety and by Mlss Jean Phulllps, and constitutes the Ashtabula hugh school part of the International organnza tlon FRENCH CLUB Fnrst raw Slegfrned Efantns N Headley Patrncna Ann Bollmger Scarborough DnPletro Mass Sweaenborg Thnrd row Rogers Huffman Clarke W Evans tay EL CIRCULO ESPANOL Frrst row F Adams G ea son Nagle Dnetz Murphy McCormack Lengyel Geb Second row Bruosta H Reese R Whrtc Meyer Mass Andrews V Bnenko Gochneaur Knttmger Tom drews Guhun H Muller nrnetv ' , ' , J f . ' r S 2 . , I b 4 W ' - Third row: Peters, J. An- , o , . . I I . l . I . . . . . I . I I - . . . - melt Gl lr Petit mans bon IS descrlptlve of Bula s French club organuzed nn early November at the home of Luclle Bollmger es offucuers conslsted of June Loose Made monselle Ia Presndente George Stayman vlce presudente Nancy Swedenborg Secretaure and Phyllns Corbett tres ornere Meetnngs were held at homes of members on the flrst Wednesday of each month French games and contests hughllghted the varnous programs The club as a specual project adopted a Parlslan famlly of seven children and theur widowed mother to whom boxes of food g anaslu In Unlon There ls Strength was se lected as the club slogan and Munequlta Linda lHeavenly Onel was adopted as the club song at the furst offncual meetnng of the Spanish club Mass Marne A Kahne DART advlser gave a travel talk and showed fllms of Mex: co and Central Amerncan countrles at the December meetlng An nnterestnng story of Costa Rlca s edu catnonal program was related by Mr R dolph Herzog at the February meetung M Herzog stated that a hugh school educatlon In Costa Rnca was equivalent to the flrst one or two years of college nn the U S Costa Rlcas hlgh school graduates are not re qurred to take college entrance examnna clothing and toys were sent several tnmes during the year Proflts from the sale of refreshments at several home basketball games were used to finance thus servuce as well as some of the club s soclal events ln the Sprung Letters snapshots clnpplngs and cards have been exchanged by a number of the members with pupuls nn France Not only has thus promoted an actlve Interest nn the French language but also an acqualntance with French customs Mass Mary Stayman ns the professeur cercle francans tlons for Heidelberg unlversnty In Germany The refreshment concession at home bas ketball games was shared by the Spanish and French clubs Inntnatnon of lunuor Spanish students was held an February The orange race candy nn the flower bowl and the burnt marsh mallow gags were as usual favorutes Club offlcers were Robert Baker pres: dent Rosemary Lengyel vlce presldent Nancy McCormlck secretary Anne Katt anger treasurer and Lores Gleason pro gram chaurman Mass Karleene Andrews Spannsh pro fesora served as faculty advlser for the C ub afcon onoh Not more than l5 per cent of the Sensor class can be chosen for membership an the National Honor Society Speclflcatlons ln clude that the student be un the upper third of the class participate In extra currucular actnvutnes show cooperatnon nn studies ful fall oblngatlons and be of general servace to the school and cammunlty n nety ne One of the most envled of sensor honors the organlzatlon has as nts symbol a key stone and a flamlng torch lnscrnbed on the four corners are nnltnals of the words char acter scholarshap leadership and service The Ashtabula chapter was establushed In l927 ,, . . ,, . . . 1 - - 1 ' 11l- l - A 11 - 11 - - ' I - . . 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I I . - I I I I 1 I . 1 i . -o VOCATIONAL COURSES lContunued From Page 707 Under the durectuon of Muss Dorus Smuth the Vocatuonal Commercual class of l947 48 consusted of l9 students The course combunes learnung through school traunung and through the experuence of work un of fuces Thus year two new Monroe calculators a new A B Duck mumeograph machune an elute typewruter Burroughs Postung Machune and Remungton Rand fulung sets were new equupment provuded Two ductaphones were rented for a three month peruod Other ordered equupment has not yet been de luvered The students spend three hours a day un class provudung traunung un advanced short hand typung duplucatung busuness Englush fulung personaluty development and offuce procedures Muss Smuth helps the student to be placed un an offuce posutuon through the cooperatuon of downtown busuness men Busuness law and cuvucs are other requured the Vocatuonal Commercual student 'k 'k Muss Isabel Day us un charge of the Voca tuonal Home Economucs department Under her supervusuon are gurls enrolled un ad vanced sewung foods and homemakung Tenth grade home economucs us open to any gurl unterested and uncludes sewung food preparatuon care of a gurls room socual relatuonshup un the famuly and varu ous other studues Thus course us taught by Muss Day and Muss Vera McCort The l32 students enrolled un the home economics department carry on home pro jects for whuch they receuve extra credut un addutuon to theur work at school The Dustrubutuve Educatuon class under the supervusuon of E F Stedman us part of a natuonal program of traunung students un the secondary school and adult level of re taulung Besudes spendung I5 hours a week un downtown stores on the jobs students also receuve a complete course un salesmanshup personaluty development store organuzatuon and management and stock control Theue were 25 senuors enrolled un thus course SENATE SPONSORED ASSEMBLIES fContunued From Page 377 MARCH Dr W Stuart Carns noted lecturer and metallurgust spoke on The Sword of Damas cus un March APRIL Clarence Messuck wuth hus ensemble of musucal bells presented an assembly two days later A dusplay of gyroscopes entutled The Tops was guven by our annual scuentufuc vusutor C E Jones late un the month ln addutuon the Senate presented three educatuonal and entertaunung movues wuth out charge to the students They were .lunuor Prom Charm and Personaluty and Bees FOUR DECADES A PILGRIM fContunued From Page 77l salesmen for lOO percent homeroom sales throughout the year A celebratuon Thursday Apr 8 hugh lughted the fortueth annuversary of the pub lucatuon DART alumnu and fruends at tended ln addutuon to admunustratuve and staff speakers ROELIF LOVELAND OF THE CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER gave the pruncupal address Musuc was furnushed by W W Hamm s orchestra whule a receptuon at whuch staff members and uunuor newswruters were hosts followed the program Dusplays of DARTS were featured un the staff room Decora tuons were arranged by the art department under the durectuon of Mrs Frances Clontz Kenneth Davern served as annuversary chaurman An unfunute amount of work was done by Muss Marue A Kahne faculty advuser and Muss Jean Phullups assocuate advuser and treasurer The yearbook wutnessed uts furst lught un embryonuc stages last June when staff work commenced An attempt has been made to brung you one of the funest annuals un the natuon We hope we have succeeded unety two - I I ' . . - 1 I I 1 . 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'4 .. :r When there s nothlng to do And the gang s rather blue To Susie s house they go To llsten to platters and guve with the chatter Whale tones sound soft and low For Susie you see owns a super delee A Comblnatuon radno phonograph Of Mahogany brught at plays through the nught Dependable and based on relnance Get thus Bendnx at Lucas Apohance LUCAS APPLIANCE Lucas J Tempesta 4l2l Mann Avenue Dual 27 O96 +131 1 1 1 1 1 .- -. 1 1 1 144.-1111.1 .. 1.4.1 1.4.41 ...W1 1 1 .... 1 Zu., 1m-u- 1.........1uu....-u1...1u1m1 1-w-m1 1wn1u1-uu- 1 ,P .-....-..-..-........--..---..----....-.....-----....-..--n.d 1 5 5 s 2 1 I 5 l 1 5 I s 2 s F a 2 1 5 2 a s , . 5 I . 3 I ., 5 Q 1 , 2 ' I I I Q s . . . ' x ' 5 2 . .-...----......-...---..--..-,----..-.....-..-----.-....-.n ' -ree CONGRATULATIONS 'lo the Llisb of 1946 CONGHATULATIONS Watnhee buts Fme Jexxellx To the mise 01 194g BARNUM S JEWELERS PAYN S STUDIO C ook s Au ids. Aeht lbul I Ofhcers DIIECIOIS A L G16 OIN L Cxegolx H Sh In J NI ahoux W Muchdl W A111161 D W Mltchcll Pleqldem Member of the Federal Deposxt Q VI M1 Cl Insurance Corporahon X me Plesldent 1 R Wymm J Pumw C xshlel ASHTABULA OHIO H Smbmn Ashtabula Bowling Center MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE A B C SANDWICH SHOP Across from the Hugh School In 9-l1l an I .+ nmc1y four -I ----- ..-I... ,-,.- I... .... ,,.fn,,.....- -,.,- .- ,,.. - ,,.. - ,,,, - ,.., - ,,., - ,... - ,,,, -,,.- .,,, -,,,-,,,,-,.-+ I I 5 I I I I I Q Q x. l 2 ' . SL- ' E I 1 ' I ' I I I ' I I I ' 1 - ' 1 2 I I I I I 1'-'lui I'1' - II1' - I 1 1 vI-I -I'--II'-1 rwww 1 IIII 1111-I Iim---u--1w- IIII - Iwvw -I-----I-H-1 vvr- -H-'-v-I-'--- - 1 I - - I I I . . ' I1 A. , 1' , 2 Chairman of Board J 4 . . I - . i I ' N ' . ' . I I L' A D. . ' ' ' 5 '. -V. 'n .' ' C . , ' N. b - ,, I . . . I I 'Q ' ' . C. . 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' ' I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE l948 GRADUATES OF ASHTABULA I-llGl-l THE PEOPLES BUILDING 6 LOAN COMPANY Ashtabula Ohlo Dual 33 24l GRADUATE CaRsETlERE serzvuee MABELLE S 4524 Mann Ave Ashtabula Ohuo Corsets Lmgerue Hosiery Gloves Bags Costume Jewelry Blouses Neckwear l-laruclkerchnets THE DODGE LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER AND MILLWORK We Appreciate Your Business West Forty eighth Street at Foster Avenue Ashtabula O Dual 35 25l . 7 1 1 7 J L SMART DRESS SHOPPE S S11 IIINS PURSES DRESSES SPORT WEAR LADIES AND JUNIORS I XXLIIIIL 11 C I I ION S HOFFMAN S PHARMACY I It :bull WAC NFR XWNIINCS XBNEITIAN ILIINIDS ASHTABULA PAPER TWINE CO S Stl N CONGRATULATIONS I' the Qlux oi -It C L CARLE VIIIOIESALI1, QANDY X IIIIJLIII Ohm I mum IINII N LEOPOLD S SHOE STORE II CONGRATULAFI nm TO THF CLAS.: or 1948 HART F LINDSTROM NBII XI I xr I LI I II XI I I CONGRATULATIONS x I I CRANDALL SUPPLY CO cn IL m V Ibtl 1 I ESI II ISHE5 IWN ll VIER H SNIDER CEINBIIAL. 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SI z I, ' I I I 'L' U71 CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1948 LIVINGSTON SUPPLY CO PLUMBING HEATING AND REPAIRING Dependable Service 2.21 West 48th St D1.1I Sb 651 LITTLE GEM BARBER SHOP Dan Wlllxams Mx Dear F1 lends At Your Seruce From8A M to6P M KUNKLE ARCADE Dldl 29 712 DEPEND ON WENTLING S PHARMACY Fo1 Exdgtlng Drug Needs 4632 Maln Avenue Dial 26 981 Get It at Wenthngs and be Pleased CONGRATULATIONS BUNKER HILL MARKET CROCERIES AND MEATS J S Alberts Prop DELIVERIES Phone 35 511 901 Bunker H111 Rd 1 1IIII... I I I I I I - I ' 2 I I . I I 1 I I I I . I I ' I I I I I I -. I I I ' I .I I I I ' ' I ' .. ' I , I I I ' I I ' . ' I I I I I I I I I I - I ' ' I - I I I - ' I I . I I I' . I I I ' ' I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I ' ' I I I I I I I I I I 2 I I I 7 I N - 'I - I - I I I . ' I Z - If . 2 I I I p I I 39 5 I I f - I ' I - - I - ' I I I ' 'I ' ' I I - I ' I 1 . ' 7 I I 5' ' I ' I Z I I - I ' I n: I I . f : - U I I I I 5 1 . ' I ' I F ' I ' ' I . 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THE CREAMER DRY CLEANING COMPANY DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING Rugs .md Carpets Cleaned and Renovated D1.1l 3b 511 P1.1IIt 4215 Mdln Ave ROLLER S SHOE STORE SHOES OF THE BETTER GRADES Fltted Wxth X Ray Servlce YOUNG MENS SMART STYLES Axe Always Found at H EATH AND WOOD The Man s Stole 4533 Mam Avenue V11g1IO Wood Lloyd R Heath THANK YOU For Youl Pxtlonage Best WISIIGS to the Class of 48 BILL GRAHAM S CONFECTIONARY 503 W 44th SI DIa1 36 326 mnety elght 4...-.W ---- -. ----- . ----- I E I I HARBOR THEATRE Ashtabula, Ohio CLASS OF I948 We Hove Only The Best To Offer BUILDING SUPPLIES COAL Truck Mixed Concrete M C ROBINSON 6 COMPANY Duol 23 196 CONGRATULATIONS To the Class ot 1940 SNIDERMAN BROS INC 4605 Foster Ax enue BERNARDS WALL PAPER PAINT STORE WALL PAPER PAINT FLOOR COVERING Gltts Fox All OLLISIODS 4734 38 Mun Avenue Phone 33 686 -I- mnety nlne PAYNE S HARDWARE GET THE BEST THINGS FIRST GET KELVINATOR 154 I38 W 46th St Phone Z6 226 BEST WIS!-IES To the Class of 1948 MORRISON S RADIO SUPPLY 331 333 Centex Ashtabula Ohmo i I I I I I Q I-....------.----.----...--.-..---..-...-..-....---.- 5 I i I I . 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E Graham Hosea H111 Burrxtt S Hubbard A T Ullman J M Zaback COOD LUCK JOSEPHS SHOE STORE 4l11IlX1llI11XXL11llL AS ITA! 1 I A H1110 CONGRATULATIONS the CI'ss ' . CARL GUDMUNDSON FFNITIIAI INSUIIANCI' H Ippx CONGRATULATIONS N I CLIFFORD HARDWARE 4107 M 1111 Axenue JOHNNY S CASH MARKET Iohn I '1Z'u'c'11ic. Proprietox' 1 THE C,,OIV1PI1TTI I-OOD IVIARKFT CR utr ' S ' As1t'1bLll'1I Ohio one hun Ir r' 'I' - I- -' '-'- - ' - '- - '- - ' ' '- -'Hg' 1 1 THE NATIONAL BANK OF ASHTABULA I 1 1 . . I 1 V I 1 . . . . I I 1 1 1 I - - - I ' I I I I . . , I I . I . . , I I , , I , . . I I 1 - -I I I I I- III, -I-,-,I- I- -II- I-. -I I- - -,I- I-II-III-II-III-I - -.I.I-I,.I-III- I I W-I-I-11-11' I I-I In-I I I 1 1 1 , I I IVI 13 Avtilll' 1911111111 130 SI1c'I'vs.'fI1l :Incl I I' III II III In I IIIII : Y o 10 us: o . . I . 1 x ' I .1 . 'I . . I I I I I I - I I I I I I I I I 'rn .I QI 1041: I I I ' I I ' , I: ' , I I, I , I I I 3411 X -I tl:-vt I . . I I I I I r I1 BEST wlsr-IES c own 1 IMENTS OI IS 1 THE FASHION BUNKER HILL CONFECTIONARY 4143 IXIIIIIZXXLIILI1 11 BEST WISHES 1 NYSTROM DRY CLEANERS ASHTABULA DINOR POST BROS LUMBER C0 LUMBER HARDWARE WALLBOARD INSULATION Phone 36 261 Ashtabula Ohlo 4. I.,-I.. 1-H.- I- I- I- ,... - ,-. - I-,,,....,.. I- ,-,..,.w,-..,- ,... - ,.., .- I.-II-I.-..,-I.,-........,- ..-. I- I- ,P I I I To tho Class ot' 1.148 I N 3 - A I ASI znlmlllzl, Ulm, I I I - .,,, ..,,,-,,- ,,,, ..,,,- 4,,, ..,,- ,,,, -,,,- ,- ,,,, -,,-,,,- ,,,, -,,, ,,,, ,,,, -,.,- ,,., - ,,., - ,,., ... .. ,,.. -,,,-,..-,,.-...-,......,.I.-. I I IIICST WISIIICS 'IM th' C'lz1sQ nl' 19411 . ' I 'Fu Hu- Vlzlss ul III-HI I I I I I I i Q 0 .. I . I I -1 I 'I Q ompllmente 01 the STYLE CENTER 4624 M nn Axe Ashl :bull OIIIO Where Style Qualliy and Pn D111 6 ce Meet REDUCE WITH EI-ISE Try Our Famous Normalxzmg Treatments S150 per Appomtmeni qilldlfl opcn cl ulx except Sund aw Alxo Mon Wed 'md Flxdlv uemnes K 8- M NORMALIZING STUDIO 4634 Mam Ave Dxal 38 986 Upsiaxrs Over Wenillngs ASHTABULA MARKET HOUSE Chl ll nmonte Bxoe MEATS GROCEBIES FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 4761 Mam Axenue Asht lbul 1 Ohxo JOHN R DEVNEY REAL ESTATE 4642 Mal Ave ,pflwx AQ fl QI I We Hope Oux FLOWER SERVICE H 19 Been Satlsfactoxy to You All Oul Best of Wlshes Are Youre TONG AND WEEKS CO 235 Center St Complnments of the PALACE THEHIRES BULB G STATE 'I' 4' .1 ,.,,,1, .. .1 .., 1, ,1,, ,,,,, ,1 , 1 ,,,, Tu., ,,1, ,,,1 -.--1- 1 .- lm--H? I I I I . 3 l 2 I . I i ' L . 1 5 i I .1 I I, ' 'I 2 -651 ' 'n . I I . . ,, I ' , I i I I 1 1--v -lnvvunvunvvuI1uu-1 u4wv vvnvluuvun-1 wlur -unlnuvun-un inn: -- '- 1 ii'T '- T I Q 'i ! I 1 , E ., , I I 'I f I IQ I . . 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INSTRUMENTS And Lltest Umm Reuncls Cook s Au 1cIe D1aI 28 970 ASH FABUI A OHIO .. .,,, -,,,-, ..,.,- ,,,, .. ,.,, ,. .,,, - ,,,, ,. ,,,, ,. ,,., -,,,-,,,- ,,,, - ,,,, -E- 1,.. .. ,,,, -,,... ,,.. - ,,,. ..,...,,.-,..- ,,,. ..,,-,,,-,.,-...-.....,.,. I I H To th- Class 1 ' .148 -1 I . . ' I I . I I 'iwi' i I4'I TI'lll'll'l Vlll TNT 1'I1 llv11111141111-111211111-1vQ11p1i IIII l yll, , ,,4, l ,,,, , 1,,, lu, ,,,, 2 ,,,, l ,,,, i,4,,,,,,Tm,,.,,,T,,.,.- I 00 J- I I I I I ' . ' . . E 2 B. 2 ., . . A. I ' A - I F Tumi' i'Il 'l' ? 'i'I'l '1'1'lIT' T 'I lIHiIIII1vI11-I 1111 11v1 vI11l4l11v111v1Ir1v 1:r1 1-1111-IIIIT-11111-1111T.u11i ZWZO To the mduales of 1948 s 1 1 1 1 111111111 lllll 11 11111111 11 1 111111111 1 111111111111111111111x 1 Ill 711 Glofluefzs INSURED SAVINGS Sl OO Opens on Account SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES S2 OO per yeor plus tox MORTGAGE LOANS On Improved Reol Estote AMERICAN EXPRESS Trovelers Checks and Money Orders We unvute you to come In for ony of these servlces THE ASHTABULA COUNTY BUILDING 6 SAVINGS CO 4617 Mom Avenue Ashfobulo Olmo Ulf 1111' 11l1lIff.' 'lfffflglllr 111 11 11llfj1lf, 1l11'1 111 I '1 ZU'1 .V ', ' ll :c 1 1'l' 11 ix :x'1s1' 111 ' 11'1' .l1:1'11,11.v 111' :c'1'11 y1'11111111'11. I' ' ' ' .' f'11 11.v 1111 111 l O o LEARY s sl-los srokz KROHNGO'-D 5 DIAIVIUNDS IYATQHES JEWELIY 1037 Wegt 3th Sheet AND LLAIHER GOODS AT IHE HARBOR 411.3 M 1111 Axe A ht xhull Ohlo P X en'-.us MHIHAVC Phone 6521 Sggifotzu JEAN FROCKS Whexe btyleb Ale Not Expenmve Jem Flocks Inc 4537 Mam Ave Abht lbLlId Ohio CEDAR S GROCERIES AND MEATS 4430 Mun Ave Two Phones D111 Z2 1 SHER WIN MLLIAMS DELIVERY SERVICE h d df 4. -.,.. .... .-.... . - -..... - -Im-WT.-W.-WI-I - -I -I - -1' - -I-- -H -W-ww--4, I I I I I I I ' I I I - , i A , ,, i I I 1 L ' 1. 5 L L , I I I I I I -I ..., - -- ,,,, - -H .- - ,.,. - ,... -, .., ... f I . ., ,,.. I I o 9 O . I .....,- -.-.,-.-I..-. - -.,.-..- .- -..-. -.-.I..-.,-,...-.,.,-I -.I-I,-.,-I,- hhh, - hhh, - hh.. -. -,I-I-. -,I-, -I...-., I I I I I I I I I I . ' . . .' 5 I i . . . I f f c ' , . . i ,AK Z I l 2 I , l I i I . I -....- -. ----- ,.- -. - --.- .- ,-,...-! 2 i I i I I . I z i I 2 rude Mori I I ' I I 2 ' L ' . I 'z ' - 28 i i I ' I I l I I I i I I I I lf' I-,H --11 - -. -11-- - 1 rnniu -IQIIII-.1111 1- 1 -- -I ----1 1 1 1 -Hu-null un re ive Complete Insurance Service NED WILLIAMS Fred A Wllluams 8. Son Kunkle Arcade Mann Avenue BEST WISHES To the Class ot 1948 TI-IE ISALY DAIRY 4648 Main Avenue Headquarters for Ice Cream and Dairy Products SUPERIOR CAMERA SHOP The House of Superior Photoprlnts 4506 Mann Avenue Dual 39 406 GIOCBFIGS Meats Vegetables MAIN AVENUE MARKET 4741 M am Avenue Them Qlnnvmarg thats for Remembrance Hamlet Gleetmg Caxds to keep m touch Wlth those good fl lends youll mlss so much caan 121115 pmgrg suop o h ded 1.1-......1 1 ....1.....,1.-.1 1.1 1 1.-....-.-.1.... 1 1......1 1 1........ ..-.... .-...1 1...- -. 1.1.-. 1 ..-..1..... ..- 1 .....-..1.-...-......1....1...-..-....-...1 ...-..... .1..1........1 1...- ll ' - 11 1 ... .- 1 .. 1. 1. .. .. .1 -H1 ..- .1 .1....-.1....1 1 .1 1 .-.1..........1 1 -...1 .1 .1 ... .......1 : I 11 1 v 1 i I , , L ! I ' ' ' ! nv 1 1 1... .. .- .. 1 1 1 ... 1.1- ....m1.....- -. .-...t-....-ut..-..........-....-.M1....-.....- 1n...-.....-....1....1 DC U71 F Our Best Wishes to the Class of 1948 T GllfTl1'LI1II5t JEWELER 4646 Mann Avenue Ashtabula Ohio Frlendly moment have a Coke 55 I Xf THE PAINESVILLE COCA CULA BOTTLING CO 462 Valleyvnew Boulevard Dual 26 921 0 X X Q 0 I 4-N..-,..,-M.-V...-,.u-m.-.,.,-,,.,..H..-W.-,..1-H....W-my-m.-.W-.M-vm-H..-1...-N..-V...-m.-m.- o 0 0 1-H 2 -6 3 x , N ' I5 X . I 'S mx ., 4 2 ' X X1 ,' Bo ed under uutnorny of he Coco-Cola Compun by I 0 U.-,.....H.....W-m.-1..i-,W-..,,....H.-..K..-.1...-.m--,-W-.,,4..i...-u..-,,,.-....-M-1...-.m-..,.-....-....- -4- 1-.-. g ,-,I 1-11 u nu WI I' ' I ! ! ' I E 5 Q ' : I I 5 - 1 I I I I I ' I f . I , , I I I I- I 1 I- I ' I N A I - n I I I I , I I I I I . I I I 5 I ,,,,-,,..-,...-.,,-.,..-,..-,..,-.......,..-.I.,..,.,-.,.- . 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I I I N 5 2 -I. -.-.-.- SAY IT WITH FLOWERS We Ale Membexs of the F101 ISI Telegl iph ASSOC18I.l0Il SILVIEUS FLORAL CO 4604 M un Axenue CONGRATULATIONS To Ihe Lllss Ol I9-18 STERLING S JEWELRY 4634 Nldm Axenue A htnbula Ohm Congrotulotlons And Best Wushes To the Class of 1948 VINTON N HERRON BEST WIS!-IES To the Class of 1948 SANBORN S GROCERY 4423 Mun Ax enue HOTEL ASHTABULA EXCELLENT FOOD Reasonable Prlces Ashtabula Oh1o 320 Center Street CONGRATULATIONS To the Cliss of 194f PEOPLE S STORE SIDUII Clothes Shoes SXNLIILIS 4634 M Illl Ax enue BEST WISHES To the Class of 19-lb DUCRO FURNITURE CO one hu I U 3' 'I' O1 ' llll L- wx xwmmf ffffff X 1 mme? ffl' um CPA f That s why so many men who know hardware get such a luck out of commg here for thexr needs We have the stock every bxt thats avaxlable today and Ashtabulas men realize that lf they can t get what they want at Mitchell s lt wlll be mighty hard to fmd When lt s H A R D W A R E you want 1ust remember that s our mxddle name Q11 UTGEJELLQ CHINAWARK CONGRATULATIONS To the Clms ot 194 CANDYLAND ENJOY OUR FOOD PRODUCTS In Your School Clietexl Alu lys It Your SQIVICC PURITY BAKING COMPANY Ashtnbulfl OhlO we hundrei mne- GIPTS CLASSWAHE CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1949 FLOWER COAL CO Coll md Bullders Supplles DIAL 37 321 Ottlce md Yud 858 West 52nd St FOR THE BEST NAMES IN FOOTWEAR Florshelm Shoes for Men Gold Cross for Women Petex s Weutherblrd Shoes IOI Boys 'md Glrls FRANKLIN S QUALITY BOOT SHOP 4518 Mun Avenue X Ray Flttmgs 4,-,,,.,,..,.,u-----.-.-..-.-.-.-......---.-.-... -.-,-.-..-.-.-.- -.....-.....-.-..-..-..-.-.......-.-.-..-.-.-.....-.....y 1 X x ff S xxx U A D D v-V A E ff. 17X ffffffl MNXS x 1 1 I ,f ' ' 1 A f Q If N K1 X5 1' l1.:1:,1.,.:: .':zz' f l . . T . , . 1 I . . , . , . . . ' . -' .... . - . .- ' - . 1 I fl I ! I ' H A R D w A Fa I-: I 1 1 i T i . 1 1 T an ' sz u - T 1 - 1 T i T 1 1- , . I 1 1-1 .... ....... ..... .. - .L..,-.,- .... - .... .....-..,.....-.u.- .... -,.-..M- ,... -..u..........,-...,-....... 1 1 1 , 1 i 5 ' ' ,L ' 'lil 1 i l . 2 ., ' 1' - ' ' ' . 3 1 I I 1 ,,,,, , ,y,, .... , .... A -. -. -..-,.- 1- - ............. -- - -..-.e -'I' nw mn -.Q-.p.-.-1-.1p1,,...,.. .- EASTMAN S CLQVER FARM 510115 GLOEKLER sur-loco STATION QUALITY GROCERIES AND MEATS PM U1 ffm 1130 lumped Rumi 1 DIAL 21 P51 FOR THE BEST IN BAKED GOODS COMPLIMENTS Come to BELL S CLOTHES THE BALKAN BAKING co 4' 'WI' AX' UI' Q' INS AIXID NUI NK MF SIVIS COIXIS SIAC lxS 3029 Lake Axemla 1 HERFF IONES COMPANY Desngners ond Manufacturers of SCHOOL AND COLLEGE JEWELRY GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS MEDALS CUPS TROPHIES Indncmopolls Indncmo JEWELERS TO ASHTABULA HI H SCHOOL 4, -1- hiif ' 1 . I ! ! ' T - 1607 E. -.-p-- 1 41 D. B . 1 Dial 35-321 , ! g 1 1- T 5 Q I ! ! 2 I I i Sl? . 1' '1 -A . mrs 'XIF ' ' ' 1 ,Ns . . if ' A Dizl321-851 Q 'A ' l . J . A+ A L f n A L ! ! ! S- ,,,T .. .,,, -,,- ,AAT - ,,,, ...,T-..T.. 4,,T - T,,, .,,- ,T,T .. TTTT .. T,,T -M- T,,T -M,- TTTT ,.M-M- ,T,T -M -,-T ,- T- TT,T - , , -M-A -TM-W,.T4-U-W-T I g l I I i E G , ,i...,.....- ... ....-....-...-..-..... .-..--..-....---..---..---.----..-..- .......--. ...U-.....-.-.......-.... ---- ..- - -..- -...-..- - - -.......--- -'I' 'Skt fa? Wx SO YOU FEEL AS II' YOU COULD FLY' Well dont thunk nt would surprise us uf you could Wuth your youthful enthusaasm we believe you could do anythnng you set your mend make of your future what you wall We belaeve that farmly It as the foundatnon upon which Carlisle s has been bunlt Our goal for 80 years has been keepung you and your parents and grandparents before you provided wnth all the thangs that wall make you happy make your home a comfortable cheery place Our contrlbutnons are only the maternal ones but we belmeve that they too help an realnznng better luvnng for Ashtabulans Congratulations and our best wnshes to you Graduates of 48 CARLISLE ALLEN CO ASHTABULA PAINESVILLE WARREN hdll 4...,-.....-.....-.-.-.-.-........... -......-.-..-..-.- -.-...-.....-.........-.-..-.-.-.-..-..-.-.-.-.-.-..-..-..-..-..-..-....-.-4. 3 ,e 9 I Q y I 7 .. ff 'ft ' X iff . fy 'Q ' Q' -Y- I 4' X 4: u if Cug ' I V3 i ! l f 0 0 , n '7' X f i 4 F- I - I O O to . . ' . ' A . ' i. I l I A i 1 . - 0 One un VEC SEVEN CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1948 Walter l. Barsky A S ale Lawrence Starkey Gordon S Brnggs D DS Dr James Macaulay Dr Robert G Stayrnan R M Cook Howard Nazor Dr Eugene A Taano p J Qollonder C V Martm Dr H A Tagett H S Corblssero DI' T F OCOFWIOV T E W0ffe 1 w.n.Qm H Eberle Dr W M Ofqvlsf Dr R B Wvnkoop J ddy Dr Carl G Pearson M H Young Bernice A Fleelq ROlOY1d POFITIUS A Friend Clyde Shaylor PREPARE FOR A PRosPERous FUTURE ASHTABULA BUSINESS COLLEGE 4642 Mann Ave Dual 28 416 ROGERS RECEIVES TROPHY Presentatnon of the Dux Trophy for the best dramatnzed news story at the Northeastern Ohuo Scholastic Press Cllnnc held at Kent State Unnversnty May IO, l947 Dart Sports Editor Tom Rogers receives the Cup from Mr Dlx . . . H . . I V . . ' ' ' Dr. . . . - - Dr. I U . . . . . Dr. . . ' . . - A - Dr. ' ' . - - . - - - M. . E . . I . . 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E h 11 1 r I AFTER SCHOOL WHAT' Under their gayety and feelnng of freedom from school and college walls the graduates are carrying a sub stratum of seruous thnnknng and more or less anxnety Study has ceased for a tame and the real busuness of luvnng has begun We wash these young people happy futures and gratnfynng careers offering them all the help a friendly bank can gnve We Invite theur savungs accounts whnch should be encouraged to grow and be ready for opportunlty THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK AND CONGRATULATIONS TRUST COMPANY l847 Our lOlst year l948 ASI-ITABULA OHIO Member Federal Deposxi Insurance Corporahon Thmk whit our country would be like If we had TH E MARTIN BROTHERS CONGRATULATIONS To the Clxss of 1948 To the Gridultm Class of 1948 SUITS TOP COATS OVERCOATS ARTHUR LOUIS SUPPLY CO 'S' no hundred thirteen TU RK THE TAILOR Ashtabula Ohio 4612 M un Ave DIAL 39 '32' +41 t... 11111111i1111ii1- . 1-11-1 I 1, 1111 . 11i1 I I I - - I Q . . i ' . . 2 ' I I . . . I . , . . . I ' . 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COMPLIMENTS To the Class of 1948 THE HSHTHBULA HIDE 6 LEATHER CO Ashtabula Ohna Compliments of MASSUCCIS ACCORDION SCHOOL 2818 Lake Ave Phone 37 941 COMPLIMENTS OF DEVNEY CQAL CQ SANBORN MOTOR Bemnd H Dexnex E ENT QUIPM Co Phi nc 38 89? 9075 I :lm AXCIHIL CONGRATULATINS CLASS OF 1948 J D Bonnar E A Olson WalterWolrafh R A Eder K H Parks Zabach Funeral Home Edward L Green Castle Smith H J Zne er E , I 1 l l ! ' 1- -.1 LL.,1- H ! Q ! 1 . . l . , 4 . , 'gl l 4. ---.---,---l---.l---------..l-..---.-l.-.--..l------ -1 11 x THE GANG GRTHERS C k S dw h s Aft Scho t S pad M9672 ow 478M A D 127931 'I' 4' q u V u For o es, Sundoes, or on ic e er ol A CC C2 72' k' l K l 4 oin ve. io - to the yearbook staff lor prnervunb a plctorual record ol tln. school year We are proud of Imavmb played a part II'l the production of thus yearbook and know that you and your alumna will cherush the many l'l19I11OI'Itb Il FBIGIITS You are to be complimented for your unmatlve and enthueuasm which has played auch an nnportant part lI'l nts production Pontnac craftsmen have tried sincerely to crown your efforts vuth NllLLt'SN by rendering service and LLI3lIIN nn the uoductuon of the hoto en rav 'l F P 8 H155 Ill tlm book PIIIITIIIIZ ENLRAVIWG 8: ELECTR011 PE C0. MASTER ENGRAVERS TO AMERlCA'S SCHOOLS SIKDDI PIIBIICIITIDII IIWISIDI1 an WEST v.4N BIVRFN snwsr ' cnuu G0 7, ILLINQIS Q3 ueen am? Goufzf, maloieffes CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 Or Drive rm CALL Reed s FOR DRY CLEANING Work Thot Scmsfles Phone 26 386 418 W There Is A Difference est 32nd St ufogfzaphs I llM,-'1.l'N1'v 5 I as-, g nf: Le' -'l-15,L1l ' ' X :Q r A -. ' awamwi ziiazmmayifzgfimzmi, ML