Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 32 r lr t Row: Shirley Amuck. Barbara Adams, Charlene Allen, Sue Adams, l)rlvri I in rt one. I’niririit Bruno. Marilyn Ambrose. Second Row: Joan Baker. Barbara Itolard. Rachel Korraga, Phyllis Alberta, Mr . Witt, Gladys Barnes, Shirley Ball. Shirley linrtko. Third Row: John Adam . (Jordon Watson. Anthony Acierno. Raymond Beckwith. Paul Alanko, Lowell Brockway, Ward Buck. Harold Buck. Richard Benham. William Buckey. Not in picture: Robert William . Franklin Brake, Juanita Brady. Ruth Bottinelli. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 7-T. First Row: Lorraine Cole. Bessie Davis, Ann Cheney. Carla Crawford. Patricia Cevera, (Teoritina Oorsaro. Second Row: Bernadette Clemens. Jeanette Cainplexc. Eleanor Cleveland. Frances Dellerba, Mrs. Roger . Carolyn Cook. JoAnn l avld. Marcia Creed. Carol Itellus. Third Row: Robert Decalre. Clarence DolPrince. John Carroll. Jerry DeGeorge, Dominic Caruso, John Corta. Lydie Currcnce. Richard Cooney, Anthony Catnpleae, William C«irhett. Not in picture: Carl Corhissero, Richard Decaire. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 29 First Row: Florence Duff. Vultee Fobe . Joan Kcklcr, I.eln (lidding . Norlccn Dotre, Alice OUlespie. Patricia K»(rr. Second Row . Merb (Jill. John Easton. Ellen Fro icr. Ocnovicvc DoCamilto. An uetle Donato, Mr. McKIroy, Carolyn Dieffenbacher. Robert Friedberg. Third Row: Robert Dibell. Arthur Distelrath, Charles DIM are. Anthony DeCamillo, Boris Dioneff. Anthony DieKo. Bob Fru ee, Ralph Fassett, Bill Gallagher, George DiGiacoino. Not in picture: James Dioneff.

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sophomo'ie history (continued) Soon after elections everyone’s thoughts turned to football. Seeing action were Sophomores Richard Benham, Harold Buck, Dick Cooney, Boh Decaire, George I)iGia-como, Gary Johnson, Dave Marshall, Tom Martin, John G. Nelson, Jim Paulino, Raymond Pclyhes, Ronnie Perkins, Steve Rad-wancky, Bill Sandy, Kd Sarbiewski, and Don Tiinonerc. Proving his loyalty as both football and basketball manager was Ricky Schwalm, who was assisted by Rav Pclyhes in managing the basketball team. Hardwood enthusiasts were Dick Benham, Harold Buck, Dick Cooney, John C. Nelson. John G. Nelson, Jim Paulino, Ronald IVrkins, Curt Powell, Steve Radwancky, Kd Sarbiewski, and John Weltv. Pat Johnson, VeKtta Keagle, Sandra Martello, and Peggy Volponc served as reserve cheerleaders, whose exuberant pep had no limit. Contributing their musical talent to the AHS hand were Charlene Allen, Lowell Brockway, Ann Cheney, John Corts, Marcia ('reed, Boris Dioneff, John Kaston, Joan Grucza, Milton Goldstein, Barbara Harvey. Jack Heskett, Anne Keating, Leah Louis, Ken Northrup, Charlotte Pastor, Lee Pendleton, Curt Powell, Joe Schaffer, Albina Secchiari. Anthony Spano, Barbara Stephenson, Fred Svenson, Edna Travis, and Beverly Vandernick. Sophomores were active in various clubs and organizations. There were U2 members in the Latin club, while among the 20 Dramatic club members was Thespian Cynthia Moves. Sophomore dramatists in the old-time melodrama, “Curse You Jack Dalton,” were Richard Johnson, Tom Martin, Shirley Annick, and Marion Ilalligan. Y-Teen officers were Barbara Stephenson. president; Charlotte Manvo, vicc-presi dent; Shirley Ball, secretary; and Sandra Martello, treasurer. Phyllis Webb was elected secretary-treasurer of the Skctchers club first semester, while Shirley Bartko filled the post second semester. Second semester sophomore officers of the Projectionists were Vice-President Lowell Brockway and Secretary-Treasurer Kenneth Smith. Elected to the Audubon Nature Study club were Robert Terrill, president; Dick Meade, secretary; and Richard Johnson, treasurer. Honor students who received all A averages the first semester were Sue Adams, Milton Goldstein, Marion Ilalligan, Richard Jackson, Carol Klepek, Shirley Park. Charlotte Pastor, James Peterson, Barbara Stephenson. Robert Terrill, and James Thorpe. Recognition is deserved by a sophomore orator, Betty Hartley, who represented the First Methodist church in the Prince of Peace contest. The class of 53 was also active in the sophomore chorus and Junior Red Cross. Ye, the graduating class of 195!}, have done our utmost in contributing our scholastic ami social abilities to the record of our school. May we live up to the examples set forth by upperclassmen during our ensuing years at Ashtabula High. twenty

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SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 22 First Row: Shirley Haxlett. I ona Humphrey. Betty Deane Hall. Barbara Harvey. Hetty Hartley, Bonita Johnson. Pat Johnson. Marion Hallignn. Second Row: Hetty Green. Mary Lou Johnson. France Irish. Mr. Knott. Sarah Greet.. Joai. Grueta. Evelyn Harmon. Belva Howard. Cynthia Hoyes. Third Row: Jack Heakett. Dick Jackson. Harold Herl. David Honkonen. Eli Kalil. Charles Hawea. Gary Johnson. Richard Johnson. Tom Glnvnn. Bryan Hinkle, Milton Goldstein. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 24 First Row: Phyllis Krestn. Cora Uoms. Betty Loftua, Leah Louis. Ruth Loeffel, Anne I.atdow, Anno Keating. Second Row: Mary I Hommedieu. Charlotte Manyo. Manettr Knerr. Thyra Lindborg. Mrs. Johnson. Grace Mantell, VeEtta Keagle. Carol Klepek. Third Row: Donald Lucas. Richard Kittinger, William Livingstone. Paul March. Charles Kidner. Joyce March. Larry I.offman. Larry Kaufman, Carl I.ehto, Donald Lehto. Not in picture: Anthony Kleindionst. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 26 First Row : Sandra Mnrtello, Ruth MacDonald. Norms Miller, Shirley Mullen, Clara Maccna. Shirley Park. Ruth Ottinnn. Second Row : Patricia McGarvey, Jean Miller. Joan Muto, Mr. F.uverard. Joyce Musaor, Janet McCann. Dianne Miller, Karol Maychrovic . Third Row: Clarence Minwegan, Kenneth Horthrup, Buddy Mead, John G. Nelson, John Nelson. David M osier, David Marshall. Richard Mead, Thomas Martin. Frank Mendrala. Not in picture: Joseph Moga, Roland Warrinor, Richard Naakali.