Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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Seated: MRS. HELEN WIGHT Teacher of Mathematics “Geometry is a plan of thinking. ... MRS. ARLENE JOHNSON Teacher of I.at in Tempus fu-git. . . . MRS. EDITH WITT School Treasurer. Teacher of Bookkeeping ami Typing “Remember. nice shaip pencils make nice neat figure . Standing: ARTIICR K. WIGHT Teacher of Related Electricnl Subjects and Mathematics, Assistant Principal In Peril, second grade students arc loing these problems.” . . . DWIGHT E. El’VEBABD Teacher of Senior Science and Biology “You can breathe, but not too loudly. . . . ALBERT WISNKR Teacher of Chemistry, Physics, ami Senior Science “Get it?” Seated: MRS. DORIS WET-MORE Teacher of Vocational Commercial Subjects “Is it possible that you could stop talking so I could talk?” . . . MRS. HELEN CASADY Teacher of Shorthand and Typing “Eyes up front —space.” Standing: MISS ISABEL DAY- Tea:her of Vocational Home Economics “The thing of it is this.” . . . MRS. ANN WENTLING -Teacher of Vocational Home Economies “In a sense ”... MRS. ILAH OSLL’ND Teacher of Commercial Subject • “You'd make a preacher lay his Bible down.” ... E. FR ANK STKDM AN Coordinator of Distributive Education “Now wait a minute. Seated: MISS MARIE A. KAHN K Teacher of Social Science and Journalism, Adviser of Student Publications “Where arc your h e a 1 s ? Standing: ROBERT A. BALL 'Teacher of History and English, Conch of Basketball and Track “We’ll have some dictation. . . . MISS I. V C I L L E HEMPSTEAD Teacher of History “My favorite question, ‘Why’?” . . . GEORGE 1 1 AKNIE R 1 Teacher of 11 is-tory and Boys’ Physical Education, Coach of Football and Baseball “'Tomorrow’s assignment ’’ . . . MISS LA VILLA PI I ARES 'Teacher of Social Studies — “Are you asking me or are you telling me?” . . . DONALD KNOTT Teacher of English and History, Director of Dramatics — “Blow your own horn.” fifteen

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facult V Seated: MISS ALP I ELD JOHNSON Supervisor of Vocal Music “A choir is as good us the poorest singer in it.” . . . Standing: Ol.IYKK F. K A L it A Assistant Instructor of Instrumental Music We will begin at the beginning.” . . . MRS. GERTRUDE VAN NORMAN Instructor of Girls' Physical Education ” This is no gab fe.st.” . . . Jl'I.lL'S It. MeELROY — Director of Boys’ Physical Education “Left, dress.” . . . BAY JAY ASHDOWN Instructor of Fine Arts “There is always one in the crowd.” . . . WARD W. HAMM Director of Band—“Be at the right place at the right time with the right equipment and the right attitude.” MRS. HAZEL ROGERS Teacher of English and Social Science “Let’s give to the Red Cross.” .. . MISS KARLEENE ANDREWS Teacher of English ami Spanish —“Muy bicn.” . . . MISS VELMA WATSON Teacher of English “No gum chewing!” . . . MISS JEAN PHILLIPS Teacher of English and Assistant Adviser of the DART staff “You are a senior now.” . . . MISS MARY ('. STAYMAN Teacher of English and French “Parle franeais s'il vous plait.” . . . MISS MARGARET HOWARD Teacher of English “In reality .” JOHN B. KOHl'T Instructor of Industrial Arts “Ok - clean up!” . . . SAMUEL J. FIO-KENZO — Teacher of Machine Shop “Let’s get out of the hall.” ... CLARENCE J. BOLENDEIt Teacher of Auto Mechanics — Listen, boy!”- -FREDERICK S. KIDDLE Teacher of Auto Related You do it your way. I'll do it mine.” . . . ROY T. JAMISON Teacher of Vocational Electricity “That’ll be five nights.” fourteen

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In 1950, the Golden Panthers had a lot of luck, mostly bad. By taking the decision in their final contest, the Bulans finished in the third-place slot of the Lake Shore league, behind Geneva and Conneaut. Both LSL losses were close ones, as the Black and Gold gridders trailed by one touchdown at the final gun in both the Geneva and Conneaut games. On the whole, the season wasn’t a very successful one. Coach Guarnieri’s men chalked up three wins as compared to twice as many losses. Bula failed to bring home a victory in any of the exhibition games. Although the Panthers hail more losses than wins, however, they scored 141 points to 113 for the opponents. The AIIS eleven received more than their share of injuries. They lost Bill LaMarsh, vet center, in the second game, and Mel Ed-wards, senior flanker, in the Erie East fray. A bad leg kept. Nick DeCamillo out of action most of the season, and Damon Kent, Francis Klepek, Bob Short, and John 'Pagett either started or finished the schedule with in juries. First Row: Sophomore Manager Tom Schmidt, Francis Klepek. Don Keefer. Molein Edward . John Tagett. John Montnnaro. Harold Lillie, Frank Felix. Robert Short. Sophomore Manager Rickey Schwalm. Second Row: Senior Manager Harold Mar key, Gerald O'Hoyle. Dirk Musscr, Kxra Pope. Hurnhnm Martin, William Richard . John Rorzo, Nick DeCamillo, Larry Mollick, Tom Gouhin. Dexter Pope. Alan llowxmon, Junior Manager Paul Kctrhain. Third Bow: Trainer Matt Kanga , Harold Back, George DiGinoomo. John G. XoDon. Jim Paulino. Digby Kent, Jim Gouhin, Dick Smith, Damon Kent, Joe Pedro. Dick Bonham, Kd Harbiewski. Hill Sandy. A iiiUint Coach Robert Hieber. Fourth Row: Coach George Guarnieri. Hob William , Tom Martin. Hud Mead. David Honko nen. Don Timonere. Dick Dccaire, David Marshall, Ronald Perkin , Robert Stylo . Gary Johnson. John Welty. Assistant Coach Robert Dari . sixteen