Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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 ANTHONY VINCENT PAOLILLO—Greose monkey . . . Indian fan . . . AGNES JOYCE PARKER—Blithe spirit . . . Chatterbox . . . STEVE NICK PATRICK — D-ed's lone wolf . . . Also their prexy . . . DOLORCS JOSEPHINE PAULCHEL—Red Cross Rep from 26B . . . Willowy . . . AVERILL LOUIS PEET—Fifteenth in famed Peet series . . . Sharp shirts. HOWARD DUDLEY PENHOLLOW—Cinder monager . . . Howie . . . JOSEPH B. PENNA —Crooning cavalier. . . Loads of laughter . . . MICHAEL RICHARD POCATKO—Mechanical-minded . . . Bushwhacker deluxe . . . JOHN STEVEN PRESTLEY, JR.—Eat, drink and be merry . . . Woody Herman of AHS . . . ROBERT ANTHONY RAY — Five-term homeroom prexy . . . Grease monkey. JOSEPH JAMES RAY—Woman hater (?)... Hot rod . . . EVELYN JOAN REED—Baseball— luvs the game . . . Saybrook Card fan . . . JAMES JAY ROBINSON — Wing-footed . . . High ideals . . . ELEANOR MAE ROSE—Senorita, slim and dark . . . Vivacious . . . RICHARD RAYMOND RUBLY—Tennis menace . . . Gay blade. twcnty-cKjht

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RICHARD MOLLICK—Big Moe . . . Popular Junior-Senior prexy . . . GERTRUDE BERNICE MONDA—Winning ways . . . Mutzie . . . LOUIE HARRY MONGENEL—Wolf in sheep's clothing . . . One of Bula's better bowlers . . . JAMES LAWRENCE MOORE—Don't fence me in . . . Student deluxe . . . ELSIE THREASA MORE—Gaiety is her style . . . Words, words, words. MARILYN ANNE MORROW—Chauffeur for East Side gang . . . Open house . . . LAWRENCE RAYMOND MOSHER—Those great, big, beautiful eyes . . . Whiz on wires . . . MARLENE ROSE MYERS—Blond tresses, but definitely . . . Everybody's girl . . . GRETA ANN M. NELSON—Academy-minded . . . Rollickin' wheels . . . WILLIAM DONALD NELSON—Bowls 'em over . . . Crew cut. ROBERT P. NOTARIANNI—Oh! what muscles . . . Mighty rage of the cage . . . CHARLES LEONARD OLSSON—Latin linguist . . . Deep-voiced . . . BARBARA JANE OTTMAN — Date-bait . . . Curly coiffure . . . JOYCE I. OTTO—Every inch a lady . . . Future on that third finger . . . NORMA LUCILLE PALM—Full-of-fun office gal . . . Fleet-footed. twenty-seven

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'7 tanlzs the lYlemc ,’ ROBERT CHARLES RUSSELL— Down on the form . . . Rollickin' Robert • • ROSE MARIE RUSSELL—Petite modemoiselle . . . Soft tolker . . .ANTHONYfM -SAV ARISE — Baseball backstopper . . . Mischief maker . . . MARVIN MARCELLES SHICK Advocator of women's rights . . . Typing menace . . . MARGUERITE EVELYN SKULLMAN — Might admires mite . . . Diving mermaid. EDMUND JOHN SMICH—Man of few words. . . But favors funmaking . . . KENNETH RAY SMITH—Good-natured fella . . . Plymouth skyscraper . . . SHIRLEY JEAN SODER-MAN—Always in a holiday mood . . . Cheerful cheerleader . . . NADENA MARIE STEGALL—Golden specs . . . Mischievous personality . . . JANETTE EDITH STRONG — She's got rhythm . . . Trills a wicked note. MARY THERESE SULLIVAN—Bula belle . . . Panthers' Queen Mary . . . JACK RICHARD TAYLOR—A-hunting we will go Goodnight, ladies . . . ELAINE ADAIR THORPE — Petite 'n sweet . . . Never troubles trouble . . . DOROTHY JOANN TICKNER—Sugar, spice, 'n everything nice . . . Forever faithful . . . CHARLES WILLIAM TOPPER—Manages menagerie (of Panthers) ... A top fellow. jfcr v cUL twcntv-nmo