Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1954 volume:

nf 12- I E Ili Iii llllll -'T-1 ,XM '-fl., 6' V The ASHTABULA HIGH SCHOOL A 7-:L Q for fy 1954 V ASHTABULA, OHIO Students of Ashtabula Today PCT ii Dedication BECAUSE the United Nations is striving to help people the world over, regardless of race, creed, or color, and because we feel this typifies the attitude of high schcol students today, the UN is the theme of our Yearbook. Parts of school life could be tied in with the various departments of the UN, Its Econ- omic and Social Council compares to our home ec and social science departments, Our Student Senate is a type of General Assembly. The Secretariat would, of course, be the many office workers. And our Security Council would consist of our administrators and faculty. With due regard for these facts, we proudly dedicate this l954 DART Yearbook to the student body of Ashtabula High School, in the hope that they, through use of their edu- cation, will, like the UN, try to make the world a better place in which to live. Tomorrow The World Faculty 8- Admlnnstrotlve Section lAC Board of Educatnon Admunlstratuon and Se retarles Faculty Senoor Sectlon l-lnstory Pictures and Sayangs l-lonor Roll P oy Homeroorn Ottncers Junlor Sectlon History l-lomeroom P ay and otflcer puctures Sophomore Sectuon History l-lomeroom and ottlcer pictures Football Basketball Baseball Track Faculty Bowlnng Lettermen Cbeerlead rs Managers Que n Candldates Actavltles and Club Section Choir Band Clubs PTA Cafeterla Custccluons DART Assemblues Library Dances Appreclatuon Advertnsements Index l3 IJ A 8 . . , C Q l2 ' l9 A ' 20 33 l 34 ' 35 ' 37 ' ' 38 l 42 A 45 ' ' 46 Sports Section 54 56 59 60 ' 6l 62 e , , 2 - A 63 ' 66 68 72 , ' , ' 50 86 ' 90 ' 9l 92 ' ' 95 Realuznng the need for cooperatnon understandung and fellowshup the Dart staff of l954 has chosen as nts theme the Unuted Nations Peace b :ng a vutal necessity us the UN s way of trynng to effect the great :deal forged durnng long years of struggle against the AXIS th hugh resolve to shape a world In whuch there would be freedom of speech of worshlp and from fear and want The UN has brought about economic and soclal ad vances whlch wnll profoundly affect mankind We the young people of today should be aware of the basic structure and prnncnples of the UN We should learn to llve by the examples they set forth In thus way only may we hope for peace an the future We hope that our Yearbook wall glve you a greater apprecnatuon of the positron that the UN should play our lnves and that the rllustratlons used throughout the book wall gave you a better picture of thus greatest of all efforts toward world peace 1 1 1 1 , . 3. . . . 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' p .- aft -. 1: .:. , , u vu U -Q .U ' D , 1':: , , W - - - lg . f o O i E I GEPHART Superlntendent BDARD DF EDUCATIO W F Mullen was elected to follow W D Guerrnero as presndent of the Ashtabula board of educatnon Succeednng Mr Mullen to the vn e presndency was K l-l Parks Others servnng as board members were Mr Guerrnero L A Swedenborg the only new member and M l-l Young G E Ducro Jr retnred thns year whnle A W Lewns recenved a new contract for four years as clerk busnness manager Among the problems of vntal nnterest to Ashtabula Cnty schools under consnderatnon durnng the past year were the matters of an addntnonal bunldnng to replace Park nunnor hngh school and of consolndatnon of the area schools Dedncatnon of the addntnon to Columbus junnor hngh took place Sunday Nov l A locker room and a kntchen were constructed at Bunker Hnll school and the new home economncs department of the hngh school was completed To allevnate the crowded condntnons at State and Statnon schools they each added an other fnrst grade By a 3lJ7 l864 vote of approval cnty voters passed the two mnll levy for Ashtabula Cnty schools at the November electnon Amendment 2 to the Ohno State Constntutnon also carrned It provnd s for a state board of educatnon L A SWEDENBORG salary schedules went nnto effect January l l954 Permnssnon was granted by the board to the Farmers Natnonal Bank to establnsh a school thrnft program nn Cnty schools Enghty per cent of Cnty school students took out chnld accndent nnsurance polncnes under the nnsurance program approved by the board lContnnued on page BOARD OF EDUCATION e Y t Du F ulle W Le IS er e o K H Po M H Young nd E I Gepha 0 wwf ,D A Q V . . c - ' n .Q - . . , , . . . K- ' ' 7 ' I ' ' , , . I - L- A . . . , . . . D All City school personnel received a S300 salary adjustment before December 3l. New , . ' 393 g -I L H o righ: G. E. cro, Jr. ' . 1' W. . M n, A. . W' , W , D.Gu rir,.. rks,. , g , . r . 1 x . 4' 5 , . ,. R, -A v ' 5 S ADMINISTRATIO ' MRS DOROTHY FRESHLEY Lett to nght Dr Joseph Muller Ass stunt Prmclpal A E Wnght Mrs Helen Kellogg C A Meister A W Lewis Superintendent E I Gephart Prlnclpal M E Rowley Miss Amy Parker l-leading the admnnlstratlon of Ashtabula Cnty schools and coordznatung the educational program for has fourth year was Supernntendent E l Gephart Adult education and vocatuonal classes were dlrected by Vocatuonal Super vusor C A Meister Mauntenance and repaxr of Cnty school bunldlngs and grounds were the responsubuluty of A W Lewis Clerk Buslness Manager of the board School psychologist Dr Joseph Muller consulted students and admunustered person allty and aptitude tests to and seniors nn choosing their careers Mass Amy Parker resigned after lO years as Dsrector of Chnld Guudance and Account :ng effective In January Mrs Dorothy Freshley took over her duties In January dealnng wuth such matters as absence and work permuts Coordunatung the work of elementary grades which Include methods and texts was Mrs Helen Kellogg as Cnty school nurse tested ylsuon hearsng and teeth School tnme accadents and emergencnes were also taken care of by Mrs Kellogg who wuth the local health assocuatuon scheduled TB patch tests and x rays Mrs Kellogg was assnsted lContlnued on page 423 SECRETARIES Mass Edna Johnsen Mrs Gladys Lrttle Mrs Belle Stewart 1 ' 1 W ' ' I in charge of Stanley R, Wolfe, Elementary Supervisor. 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' ,..+ Q S' A x ,gr - .kk 3,4 l Hts . ,i , gg ,. f A E WIGHT M E ROWLEY Pf1HC1p3lM E Rowley A fruend In need IS a fruend mdeed Whether one needs advuce requests a favor or merely wants to chat the offuce door of our good natured pruncnpal ns always open M E Rowley carries the many responsubulutles of a smooth runnnng hugh school on hus shoulders Yet there IS always that amnable easy golng friendliness apparent an has wllllngness to help Asslstant Pr1nc1pal A E Wlght Comblnnng the role of math teacher supreme and assnstant pruncapal as A E Wnght The deep boom of has vonce as well as has genunne nnterest In students are famaluar to all who know hum Performing the countless duties ot has post Mr Wight IS one of the best luked and most admured of Ashtabula hugh s faculty members te 4 IQ, . 1' 0 9 0 11 - - - - - 11 I I I ' 1 I - O O O 0 O - - 11 11 - I . - 1 l'l -ul Lett, Top to Bottom Vocotiomol Commercwol Club, Future Homemokers ot Americog DAEd Club, Electric Shop, Rught, Top to Bottom: Jumor Auto michormicsg Junior Vwfood Shop, Senior Mochirwe Shop XA-14.6.-MJ, ff-rfb-eyes ,WWW ww 5 .ms Ge H0534 Zwifslf COMMERCIAL AND MATHEMATICS, VOCATIONAL COMMERCIAL AND DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION DEPARTMENTS First Row: MRS. HELEN CASADY - Teacher of Shorthand, Typing, Business Mathematics, MRS. KATHLEEN KELLY - Teacher of Plane Geometry, MISS ANN WAGG - Teacher of Shorthand, Typing, and Business Mathematics, MRS. EDITH WITT - School Treasurer, Teacher of Bookkeeping, and Business Mathematics, MRS. DORIS WETMORE - Vocational Commercial Co-ordinator, E. FRANK STEDMAN - Co-ordinator of Distributive Education. SCIENCE AND MUSIC DEPARTMENTS Second Row: DWIGHT E, EUVERARD - Audio-visual Director, Teacher of Senior Science and Biology, ARTHUR E. WIGHT - Assistant Principal, Teacher ot Related Electricity, and Advanced Mathematics, ALBERT WISNER - Teacher of Chemistry and Physics, MISS ALFIELD JOHNSON - Director of Vocal Music, WARD W. HAMM - Director of Band, OLIVER F. KAURA - Assistant Instructor of Instrumental Music. twelve ITL, J he wwe MW, AAA..-Sgffv-1.-Y-J x,,.,.,4,Pw47f SLM 1947 aw Jfwwf I vw! 414,10 thirteen ENGLISH DEPARTMENT First Rowz MISS MARGARET HOWARD - Teacher of English, MISS MARIE A. KAHNE - Teacher of Journalism, Social Science, and DART Adviser, DONALD P. KNOTT - Director of Dramatics, Teacher of English and History, MISS JEAN PHILLIPS - Teacher of English, MRS. HAZEL ROGERS - Teacher of English, Economics, SociolOQY5 MISS VELMA WATSON - Teacher of English. FOREIGN LANGUAGE, HOME ECONOMICS, AND ART DEPARTMENTS Second Row: MISS MARY C. STAYMAN - Teacher of English, French, MRS. ARLENE JOHNSON - Teacher of Latin, MRS. GENEVIEVE MCELROY - Teacher of Spanish, MISS ISABEL DAY - Teacher of Vocational Home Economics, MRS. ANN WENTLING - Teacher of Home Economics, D, CRAIG HIGBEE - Instructor of Fine Arts. ac-.x.-.1 ss- bm iw'-I5 fIIi..+,,wJ2d,.,,,,4-4.4.4-Pielfl Qfffffflio PLA' SOCIAL SCIENCE, ATHLETIC, AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENTS Firsi Row: ROBERT A. BALL - Director of Athletics, Coach of Basketball and Track, Teacher of Civics, Business Law, and Business English, FRANK FARELLO - Assistant Basketball and Football Coach, Teacher of History, GEORGE GUARNIERI - Coach of Baseball, Teacher of History and Geography, MISS LUCILLE HEMPSTEAD - Teacher ot History, ROBERT BIEBER - Coach of Football, Teacher of Boys' Physical Education, JOHN B. KOI-IUT - Instructor of Industrial Arts. VOCATIONAL SHOP DEPARTMENT Second Row: CLARENCE J, BOLENDER - Teacher of Auto Mechanics, SAMUEL J. FIORENZO - Teacher of Vocational Machine Shop, ROY T. JAMISON - Teacher of Vocational Electricity. PICTURES ON OPPOSITE PAGE Lett, top to bottom: Crazy-mixed-up-kidp Yuletide Show casey Santo delivers The DART. Right, top to bottom: Party time for teachers: DART Interviews VIP: Board ot Elections: Open House: Rush between classes. fourteen S ff-.5 we We ' i n fa it l:, g.N' 1 2 E Q! X - ,lk E 2 ,- - .- ADD zest T0 scuool. LIFE X . EQ? M ,. 1 :QA 'J Uv. .. 69 1 Ni V 7'iSf QQ. 1 I I 4 L 1 Xl u .,,-.iv-' . 4- . ,aa 1-1 ,,,.1--Yi 1 Q. ,gal-f' ,. 5 92 - ' ,ti f Hz -f ' ' 5 -- - 'VE5 if . , .,f ' 7 Y ' ,qw .. in Z ' ,P ,..-ff .inf -r-F' .. I' , gi J -1- ,..-s- :'1'i4 1 . , KW 4 1' I 4 Q . 'i J I , Y mf , , - ,-, V, 4 A ' 1 ' -fx, i- ' fa, A Tale Cf Three Years By Carolyn Mozzatenta All tor one, one tor all. This was the type of unity displayed by l89 seniors - the graduating class ot l95-fl. Their congenial friendliness of just getting along was present in classes, club meetings, and sports activities. One of the foremost purposes ot the United Nations is peace and security. This year's seniors were able to laugh easily with each other because they had that warm sate teeling inside that comes from understanding, By tea:hing the world to understand, the UN can l ffji At Ashtabula High make lastung peace o realuty We have learned un our schoolung the basuc functuons of a true democracy Then we practuced uts pruncuples on electuon day and boosted John Stoneburner to the apex of our class Occupyung the vuce prexy posutuon was Alan Headman Jean McElroy lone fem offucer assumed the secretarual post and Duck Hampton became Senuor Class treasurer Those on the electuon board who saw to ut that everythung was on the up and up were Carolune Guerruero Ralph Humphrey Maureen Loose Jean McElroy and John Stoneburner The class was guven the opportunuty of an actuve vouce un school leguslatuon through theur homeroom senators A new constututuon was adopted and offucers of thus type of General Assembly were elected for the whole year Head man of thus gov ernung body was Don Prullaman Vuce Presu dent Tom Bates served as hus rught hand tarual account of the meetungs Other homeroom presudents were Marvun Duetruch Alan Headman Russell Jepson and Dorene Teter Ready to take over when needed were vuce presudents Ruchard Carlo Ben Fassett Duck Hampton Jum Lacksonen Bob Orlando John Stoneburner and Duck Wh lpley Gauly traupsung to the offuce each day wuth absence slups were secretorues Nancy Acuerno Jean Copelun Shurley Hall Evelyn Loudermulk Carolyn Mazzatenta Pat Reed Elaune Westerunen Emuly Wunnar and Vuvuan Yocum True newspaper good wull ambassadors Don Bento May Ferguson Maruon Howe Pattu Kubbee Joanne Palumbo Ray Secchuaru and Don Watrous sold DARTS and assembly tuckets to senuor students Aspurung uournalusts practuced freedom of speech and press as they were un charge of the shool publucatuons Carolyn Mazza tenta and Ann Stauffer newspaper edutors saw that the publuc was well unformed Rosemary Galovuch and Donna Morgan were un charge of the yearbook Workung as a team though hampered by unexperuence and unuurues our dumunu tuve suze Otto Grahams plowed courageous ly forward durung football season Lettermen were Tom Bates Don Bento Ruchard Carlo Marvun Duetruch Ben Fas sett Duck Hampton Alan Headman Bob Keagle Bob Orlando Jerry Patruarco Don Prullaman and Tom Tyler sparked by Ray Secchuoru most valuable player and Duck Whelpley team captaun Raburn Howland senuor manager kept unuforms and players un smooth runnung order Sharung the crusp autumn day spotlught wuth the team were the football queen can dudates Nancy Acuerno Dorus Galluazzo Carolune Guerruero Pattu Kubbee Jean McElroy Ann Stauffer and Dorothy Walker who formed the royal court as we all paud trubute to her majesty Joanne Palumbo We had fuve senuor hardwood artusts who receuved basketball letters They were Tom Bates Ben Fassett Don Prullaman Ray Secchuaru and John Stoneburner Bubblung wuth exuberance and emanat ung pent up energy durung games were senuor pep promoters Maruon Howe Caro lyn Mazzatenta Donna Morgan and Pat Reed Two lettermen who gave theur all un the way of huts runs and assusts were Don Bento and Don Prullaman Another object of the world UN organu zatuon us to umprove luvung condutuons AHS lContunued on page 327 PICTURES ON OPPOSITE PAGE Furst Row Left to Rught Lo close de espanol se duvuerte Senuor Class Rulers .leon McElroy John Stonebumer Alon Headman Duck Hampton Second Row Lohn Club Banquet Thurd Row All set for o good fume Voters cholce n netee I I ' I . I . . D I I - ' - 11 11 ' ' ' I I I I ' ' ' ' 1 I ' I I ' I I I ' ' I I I ' I I . . . , . , - I . , . aid as Donna Morgan kept careful secre- . . ' . . ' ' ' I I ' ' 1 I I h I I I ' ' ' I ' D l I I ' I I ' ' I I I I 1 ' - 2 I Q . . . ' . , ' I I I ' I I I I I I I ' ' ' I I I I A I ' I '- I , , . . . . . . . I . I . 1 . . : . I , , ' : 1 ' : I D Pkg 'I is... 4 .sg I , ll Reaafw Vlwwy dflitffv 3 M if , f as ' tw Af I 6 rf , 13 ffiufgwavmaf 1 U, , .J I ANTHONY ACIERNO Known os Ace to most of h.s pols, His tovorite pastime, escorting gols. NANCY LEE ACIERNO Non's o sophisticcte with plenty of chorm, Too much homework gives her couse for cilorm. JANET MARIE ADAMS Jerking for Jockson's she spends holf her doy Thot's for sure is whot she likes to soy. JOSEPH S. AMBROSE Joe's o moth whiz, problems suit him fine, But why, detention kid, is it olwoys 29? MAE MARIE ANDERSON Boring classes perturb poor Moe, At Montgomery Word's she works eoch doy. JUANITA ANDREGO Outlining :ivics mokes Juonito blue, A pfeosont D-Ed gol, she hos plenty to do. PATRICIA ANN ASH Clothes she wears so very necit, WMM mf, f7fff1fQ45gv 5g,7,,ff3,,,M.,f- .1901 EMQWWM pug Bw-Q f4Q.1j5ff'7jz11a4AAfDye ima ...V A' Qsnni 7,11 12- 080 ,qi 23 41,-Ili ,, Her friendly monner is hard to beot. BYRON DAVID AUSTIN Jumping to iozz is his fovoritc recreation, To be 0 cosmopolite is his one determination. OLYMPIA MARIE AZZANO A soft spoken gol with o smile sincere, These ottributes will help in ony coreer, DONALD E. BACHMEIER Bowling is his fovorrtc postime, Study holl mokcs his onger climb. PAUL BAIRD H54 or bust, says Pcul, Here's o boy who's on the lnoll' MARY AGNES BALDWIN In vocols or French horn, Mory's on outhority, With hoth, her solos rote top priority. SHIRLEY MAXINE BANNING Shes presitJent of the AHS bond, As sox ployer in Sprtolny's orchestra she'd be gronct THOMAS MILTON BATES In tootbcill bosketboll, ond trock, he porticipotcs, As on oll-around fellow, Tom rcolly rotcs. JAMES DALE BENTLEY Cons with no brokes ore 0 heodoche to Dole, A sports reporter is this quiet-type mole. Twenty DONALD JOSEPH BENTO Some rlcy In the mayors, Don WUI Conte to :J Another Babe Ruth? f Haw atwfmt thot' LLJANNA JEAN BOYER Luannos auburn haw Is her Crev-nIno glow ln her spare tzme, shes rearlmg a start. RICHARD BRUOSTA Dtck totes QYOCGFIES for FIsher's store A hard-workung fellow, who Could :Zo nemo? VIOLET DAWN BUCK Thats the most to say the least, Gloomy looks she wmshes would cease RALPH MANFRED BUFF A student from abroad w.th an ever-ready smule It he had hIs way, he'd play Chess all the whule JOANNE CAMPBELL Oh how happy she IS when she's rIr1Ing a horse, At AHS, she's ID the college prep course ,Iam gpm MW WMKMJ ' 5, gfpll If a 2:,I'L.r0f' L4-C' ANTHONY F. CARANO Thus boy enpoys hns machIne shop, But gettung up early has got to stop 'mme In 'Rupp ,,,,,, 5fe2.,,.,,.4M JANET MARIE CAREY ,Q , 9 , 3 , Q Sweet Jan Inkes people who often smrle LLMXXU added aut M She wrutes many letters cs long as a mIIe RICHARD CHARLES CARLO A player wnth potentnalztnes IS he, A future star athlete RIch:e may he TERESA LUCY CARUSO Wnth o Frenchy lock, 'Babes' qurte pet-te, A low-putched vouce and laughter elute JERRIAN BARBARA CHENEY Flute player deluxe I0 the hand, JerrIs really fun to have on hand CAROLINE ANN CHILDS ft . Q - njiidw Caralune gets those ecrly mornIng InIJes 7Kj't ' eadboao Q vlllw M Xvhen shes on tlme, It's really news DONALD EDWARD CIMORELL In another hundred years you wont care he ex V Q Q clanms, Y Q To duspense wtth outltnes IS one of hts arms THERESA CINCIARELLI Theresa has a wInnIng way, V. A CordIaI srnIIe kIncI words tu sa. V., ' is 4- . A If 1' f , CATHERINE COLLETTE X. Busuness Manager Cathenne higntlles money ter Y f . I '- DART, 4 I I , . h . R S , I I I rf Ve , .. - ' . , HC' SEZ? G' Cm I WW Im I m Y ,f,,, e-.,,,uu r,f4n104L-1-sffffdff twenty -one GERALD B. COLUCCI To be on electrician is Jerry's feat, A real swell guy that's hard to beat. JEAN MARIE COPELIN Just a wee bit shy, but an all-round pal, If you're looking for sincerity, here's your gal. PATRICIA ANN COWIE Her friendly smile and warm hello, Make Pat a person you're glad to know JOAN NA BELLE CRAWFORD A cornet she plays in the band, At the National Bank, she lends a hand MARION HELEN CRISLIP Working at the Telephone company is her occupation, Rainy days to her are as bad as dictation. CECILE MARIE CRITTENDEN Blue eyes so big, they nearly pop, This girI's personality you can't top. 'M A. E I 41, 'i A 'X X 5 if 951113 CALW-gk, QA.-.M CWJM. QL: CLWHJL. Xl .Mm 8.42 Q51-u2Xf2:Z..f me ' GARY WAYNE DAVIS Gary's a Southern gent with a West Virginian drawl, He's bound to make a friend every time he says, You all, KATHRYN DAVIS Kay can sketch and draw with ease, As an artist, she'd be sure to please, NORMAN DEITZ Here's a guy with dancing feet, He also boxed in the Golden Gloves meet. ELINOR ANN DIEHL One of these days! she emphatically exclaims, To avoid clashing colors is one of her aims, M. MARVIN DIETRICH This husky halfback on Bula's team, Thinks living and eating are really supreme. MARGARET ROSE DORAN An lrish colleen with a twinkling smile, Because of her sweetness, an ogre she'd beguile FORD OWEN EIGHMY A fellow amiable with a smile, For a friend, he'd walk a mile. DONOVAN KEITH ELLIS When playing the marlmba, he's right on top, He likes all music from classic to bop. twenty-two 4f,f,....,ff7,,.g qQ,Q:MW9QuuML Wafw I V U f UM, .1,..fCf,,,fW, ffuezxfw-J Y xN 1 I .Q xt A f 2 X M if x', 1 '1Ei ' JMU CMV' ,l,6wP9ra,n,z5I' wi 'F at J I 1 M E. ' fmAulfUW l ,Huh-...+A ,7w9k W PATRICIA ANN ENOS Those snaooy clark eyes of Pat s do tell, Shes loads of fun and cfrrves real well, THOMAS STEPHEN EVON Oral reports grieve thls lzov Assemblnes make hum rump lor toy HELEN BREEN FARRELL A pensnve blue, her eyes reflect, Juvenlle senlors she hates to detect BERNARD DONALD FASSETT The momcker weasel on Benny as flxecl, To htm, food ond sports are very well maxed CLAUDIA EAULKERSON A claranet, she plays IH the band, Workrng half Q day, she lends merchants a hand GERTRUDE FAULKERSON A bookkeepung whlz, really flrst class, Employed In CJ bank, shes a workxng lass ?,?!4jf21?I 44-'Wig' yd,-14. fzldlay LlQ124,f-,7!QxiLf9 ,..f Kink-.Z jwflqw, ffjgoyfywgyk SML., asmscvs A, V' p T V -f f . 5? is 17' Y , F Q 3'A4f-uw' Z!-Mb A9 -...,T.., MAY ELNORE FERGUSON A super sales lady for the DART, Sne does her work wnth all her heart. JANE LOUISE FINDLAY A down-to-earth Qrrl wlth a dreamy-eyed look Shes a real date-rater nn anvone's hook COLLEEN LORREE ELAHERTY An Irrsh lass wlth oura serene, Personality plus, thats really keen, ROBERT WELDON FORLOINE, JR, Just the facts, ma'm, that's call, Is thus Southern gentleman's usual drawl, FOBEYT THOMAS FREEBORN An agto rnechcmc he strwcs to be lf that ls has futere, we soon wrll see. DORIS MAE GALLIAZZO Ye Gads ' IS rer saymg whlch often lS he-ara And shoslng xn the hells to her as atnsura. ROSEMARY DOROTHY GALOVICH Drtvlng 'Llzzy 'round the town, Heres a gal wlthout o frown. FRANCES GARSTENSCHLAGER 'lnough very auuet and almost os shy, At am sport, Frances ls walling to try ELAINE PAULA GINATOS A real cute knd wrth not a care, But constantly worrse: bout her hcrr twenty-three - f., Q - ! CAROL JEAN GIRARO Especually noted for her coal black tresses, Carol has sparkluna blue eyes and wuth care she dresses NED A. GOEBRICHER Heres a auuet, reserved lad Boomung vouce and never sad PHYLLIS GRINNELL Thus gal hates to clruve un the snow I But at ABC leowlung shes almost a ro 'R A , Mz ef I W 2 .fx f i V I u L4,f,av6f1sf2fs,4,,4,, M ' ' ' ' D , CAROLINE GUERRIERO uf Nice thungs un small packages, us a favorute phrase Carolune's also a scholar who deserves our prause. GORDON LEON HALL A great actor to hum us really a must, 515 ,. - If he can't ham he'lI surely bust, SHIRLEY JOANNE HALL fd - W: Lukeable Shurlev, cream at the crop, J 'Lys On the truendly lust, she's rught on top. f? ., Zf . UQZUIZ C,a4g0d,,1.'I744zfM,f.ewr g4f,,f9,uu E KEITH WARREN HALLEEN A frnendly attutuae and happy srnule, For them, many pcaple wo,uId walk a mule. Lf, WG QAM. ' LJ, fsggfvaggk -ZMhj,,f7v.,.wM RICHARD LEE HAMPTON pzfwyyhmw HGAICYR I ,W ' V . ,E . eu .g,,,,,.5'4f ,ride k -dun D.ck stlcks to trauruung rules rught to the T, An expert on neatness, this fellow could be. ERNESTINE DELORES I-IANNA Thus gal's Often seen wrutung a letter, Quuet, yet pleasant, we hope yau've met her. JAMES HEWITT HARRIS I-Ie and the Pep band really pump, Young for thus class, but Jurru's no chump. BON ITA HAUSER Furst place un the county, thus gal was best, These words clescrrtue Bonny un the Democracy contest 51424 Al44.,ll.f.,1,. ALAN LEE HEAOMAN Qs var . L2z?f?u,2, 6.9! Thus Iaur hatred gentleman is nucknarrued Cootie, Working atler school un a gas statuon's Al's duty. BARBARA LEE HEWITT Bobs us a D-Ed gurl wuth plenty of class, So tuny she chances bcung trampled by the mass. RICHARD VAINO HIETANEN Why he hates nucycles, we cant soy, But ' Duck can xze seen warkung on them any old day CAROLYN JUNE HINER For the oftrce, shes rannung errands and thungs, Thus well-guaamecl muss Often wushes for wungs twentyftaar DAVID WILLIAM HOFFMAN Worklng ot Holtmans se lgoszly In the llne of cars he sports on MG NORMAN HOPKINS Frorn many schools, he has corne Hts IIIQS arntntuon leotwq the drum DALE A. HOPLIGHT Glvlng speeches IS Dales mann ombltuoh, We Dredlct hell acccrnplsh thls msslon MARION JOAN HOWE Wlth a reody smlle, shes o cheerleader supreme Yes, thls gurl MOTION ls right on the lmearn RABURN LAURIE HOWLAND A more lrkealule lad could never he found, When o helplng hands nceclecl, Ray's always around RALPH L. HUMPHREY ll A whlz at most anything, Ralph seems to be, Tell us future Senotor, what as your key? I Q1 65,,,MmfZf,4M:2' we CAROL ANN HUNTER Ootalmng A's rn studles ls her a.m, Wlth her perseverance, she'lI rlse to fame RICHARD EUGENE HUTCHINSONI 'Hutchj he IS known througho,lt the natuon, Chlcken-In-the-basket us has Cmet occupatlon PAULINE IZZI Thus gal sure has clothes galore, But school ns one thnnq she does deplore RUSSELL JEPSON Here as our smslnng electruc shop man, Ask any stude, they'lI say 'Russ' ns lust grand KAREN MARIE JOHNSON A loveable pal wnth o sunny way, Structly Bunny her old friends say RAYMOND A. KANGAS A machine shop guy, whos often seen, Watchlng TV on c 21' screen ROBERT JAMES KEAGLE This blond Crew cut ls a science ton, Baseboll and horses are 'cvs wlfh thus mon PATRICIA ELLEN KIBBEE SmaII but mighty ls Ilttle Pct Her Dellef rs to sprecfl the welienre mot JAMES FLOYD KIDNER In sleeplng, Jlm lndulges wlvh superlatlye Lllss, School ond homework, hell not llkely rnlss twenty-flxe 'wk Java 644441, ,..-.... zz 11:11 Ki 0'f2L'f7,J0'7? J: fl Q ffawft Balgf XIUHQ fri' I 7'WfW'f 6 CIT f ,Q 3 tg 1 jielez, ,g ,Loftus f Inf. I ...mf H,f.ff VIRGINIA ANN KIVELA Another Vocational-Commercial miss, This girl is smart and tops in this. BONNIE LOUISE KLASEN A blond haired gal in D-Ed class, A quiet miss, but friendly lass. SONJA SANDRA LEE KOTILA A sax in the band, she plays so sweetly, , ',.. . ,V V She's always seen dressed ever so neatly. Z74'-4 Zv 'Aff ' 'N' 1'4 'I F JOANN KRESOVICH Jo-Jo is the name of this dark-haired lass, , Who is usually heard cracking gum in class. J 0 J GERALD MARTIN KUJALA Y ,,,-3 ,VIE Pizza he makes with devilish delight, if-f'f.QQlf9f' , Spanish he attempts with all his might. ti 'f. JAMES WALTER LACKSONEN Everything he tackles comes easily to Jim, The reason: he attacks with vigor and vim, BETTY JEAN LEE Baseball is this girl's prime recreation, . q4.,.Mz,4 A-'ll New Why not, since Feller made such a sensation. DONALD M, LEHTO Big Zu, Not over serious, yet not over gay, A rare fine fellow in his own quiet way, 1 A 1 , 4 1 , f ,Daffy-7' ' fu I W W.. A fi ig? Com fin 'W .,,, I mfg: ,. MM . H if 2 K 5.,7.,.fgJQA,, A , L ' Q9-CLcA.2f'7i-.-. 'Q 3 ,1 Lidfl- JOAN YVONNE LILAC l-ler last name reminds you of flowers, And in the library, she spends many hours. 'F If ' CHARLES A, LILLY ' ff A drive-in theater employs this boy, A - Talkity women give Chuck no joy. ', .... SYLVIA MARIE LISOWSKI A well-polished appearance Sylvia possesses. 5:, -- To this, add brains and bright-shining tresses. CE MLA! Zfgf ' ,,....L. QZ.1J...7, fda, ANTHONY JOSEPH LONG Always working on his car, M At fixing things, he is a star. ' DONALD LOOSE - f ' A guy who works half a day, ' - Really tops, with lots to say. Ie.. J MAUREEN RUTH LOOSE She's often seen selling snacks in Room 2, ' ' 4 When you see her each day, she's never blue MARJORIE EVELYN LOUDERMILK This senorita's always talking, by 1.ngo, To most of her friends in a Spanish lingo. , J.. J ' -.ff K . , 1 . . f f' ' ,ff 0 19m 1 QM.. .wfsiff -'fl ' twenty-six if . C 1 . J Ya .-4 ,V 1 wr N-.I ,V 'Wu- ' 2 'QW-47715'fff7 n'f' agcnw .z27R'7'fr i 64, . ,,., Q!-2 I 1 .,:., I . by I ,f ' , - ' . il? A W wr ,a,,,r A Y,Mff,.,L,.'2ZA,L-14, lg-f- ' I I CXLZAW LZ5'Qf'7U f Wav 14.4.1 Wadi, ,1,-,ML w.z.,,W QDJLMLQ 7ILu4L leffyfrvfg 7'f?3vJ37 , eff., , 5 -, .,7r df 66111, fn ' A f Y guvuf,-rj flflfaff-' If-'f' 'WHL 4' fi JUNE MARIE LOWREY A D-E.: gal, mosucally nncllned, A clarmct she toots, 'hs well shuned JERRY PORTER LYONS A term c oerson wlth a down-tofcarth stxle He greets all comers wnth a frnendly smlle BETTY NORINE MACK A posttwe expert on the rhythmic drum, To surpass Betty In srudnes, you'll have to go some. JOANNE VIRGINIA MAOURI Joanne lllfed D-Ed, but also enpoyed Art, cooklng, and sewung, when she's not employed CAROLYN JOYCE MAZZATENTA Actress, edltor, and cheerleader is she, After graduatuon, Carolyn, whuch shall at be? PAULINE E, MEANEY Thzs gal has got a lot of pep, In the hand, she's rnght In step, HELEN RUTH MILLER In Oral Englnsh, I-leIen's lots of fun, Shes a real frlend to everyone. PATSY ANN MILLER She llkes skating and rudtng a horse, Boys and tooa rate an her course. LOUIS A. MORE Warkang In Sheds day after day, Scream ng kuds are has dnsmay. DONNA MAE MORGAN Thus popular gal as oft' seen talking wnth males, She also drlves a tractor o'er hulls and dales. DUANE E. MUSE Bcshful Red, he doesn't talk much, I-le goes for sleepmg, eatrng, and such. RAYMOND E. MCCARTY Clem s the name that has been placed, On thus tally guy wlth a frtendly face, JEAN MAE MCELROY A cute condudate for football queen, Taotung her sax she us often seen. SHIRLEY M, MCKEAN A qulet rnlss, who'II never shlrk, Half o day un school, halt at work. JEAN L. MCNUTT Jean's o person wha's seldom heard, ln comersctlon, she says scarcely a word n.,,.. - - -A-U - - -- Q' twenty-seven SANDRA GAIL MCRAE Full of udcas, she totes a llrught purse, l-lcr greatest amlmutuon us to he a nurse. CAROL JANE NIEMI 'You goolcctf' she says wuth loud report, Dooctlung, to hcr us a relaxung sport, ROBERT JAMES ORLANDO The football fueld us hus stampung ground, ,JK ...'C14.f- 7724 fix., fl Ritz Apfcz.-WJ.. Neal' 75,14 When sports are un season BO's around STANLEY A. OSOWSKI V , Callung hum Junuor urrutates Stan, ' Thus boy's strictly a Cadullac man, if JOYCE C. PAINTER Sellung shoes for Joyce us tun, :yy As a majorette, shc's a real cute one. RlCl-lARD N, PALLINGER Autornohules are Duck's chuef delight, 0. 5. I E V ! 5 df ,AV Q Do we see a future rhechanuc in sight? 'C' f V5 ' .56 f 4,41 Qfy 163552 H7 A Q fu - A f9 JANET M. PALMITER Jan's an expert at duognosing coughs and colds X , A uoh un a doctor's oftuce she holds. ' 7 of' - ,,4, ff' 3 A - eil-,.ff'lM1.,,-,f M Affrzffffii-AM-fffi JOANNE MARIE PALUMBO As our grud royalty, Queen Joanne duct reugn, When not un D-Ed, clothes occupy her brauru, DARLENE M, PANKOWSKI She's O Quount luttle rrruss from 268, Who, tho she cloesn't say much, us gay and happy LLJCILLE ANN PANKOWSKI , 'Oh Chrustopher Cupcake, she often exclaums, l-ler wavung baton us seen aurung games. JERRY A. PATRIARCO Sleepung un study hall, Yak us remote, Stubborn people get hus goat, ,fiwgfa ,f5MffML. jfzititfw X MMI fL1mM'1' MABLE LAURA PATTERSON Thus laookkeepung brauru from Pittsburgh halls, She also takes unventory at Sanborn Sales. SHIRLEY F, PAULCHEL As ottuce gurl she answers toe phone, People crackung gum make her wont to moan SANDRA LEE PEKOTJEN Crazy hot-rod dr.yers wuth Sandra are taboo, ,,- She relates gory tales un oral Englush, too TERESA ANN PERRY f The latest 'Italuan boy cut she has uncorparated, x When workung un Art room, shes elevated M A 'pplafnu-ufvx, A . , - A if .nf A ' 1-ff ff? twenty-euaht KAY DORINE PICKARD 5 Jceacrs Chrestmcs, she often cxclatms, Q To teach musc ns one of hor alms 1 VIRGINIA E. PIERPONT Vnrgunta has thc cutest smllc, Laaghlng and happy all the whllc. JOAN ELLYN POST A slncere person wtth lots of amlultuon, q In lute, 5he'Il always Carnaletc her rnsslon C'3M7mu,'7,,ym', jfvgfn, SARAH ANN POWELL A loyous gurl, who's lots of fun. . If you need an arttsf, shes the one DONALD PRILLAMAN Starrlng nn sports, and edntung them, Tao, He's our Senate prexy, you know h:m as Chew' Oral Engltsh as a tavorlte she does puck jd? ,,fLn1'p,v f PZJJZIWQAYKQA if ' 4,141 ' . .Q -zill Z I A5 1 A I U I W Cheering for Bula's teams and actlng In plays, Keep Pat really busy through all her school days JAMES L. RICHCREEK W ' A comlcal kud who wnll fix your car, fy--Jff5'fl4'L ' At auto mechamcs, he should go far. RAYMOND SECCHIARI Sam as known as a hep cat real, But basketball as has favorlte deal 'll FRANCIS A, SHEPARD 'W A carefree boy who never offends, I-Ins pleasung attltude wrns hum frlends. RONALD J. SHUBERT A Ronnnc's a boy mathematucally unclnncnl, Vg ' V A true frlend, he can always fund. l I I VIRGINIA cg. sJosTRoM 3-MMD Q. ,SLWWA f,V,,,LAZ,z1fff' y,4,,,,,,4',,Z.-.1 This gal ls enrolled In D-Ed f 1 Ami long blond ha r adorns hor heap! KATHERINE MARLENE SKUFCA Shes a lawyers rnght hand Q rl, 'R Dlctatlon and typung, she does un a whtrl 6- THERESA JOSEPHINE SKUFCA Th.s ottce gurl ls masncally nncllncd A lycttcr accorcltonlst as hard to ftnfl ff I VVILLARD E. SNYDER -.. Not very studlous whlle In school L Hot-rod enthustast, he's very cool Rx XA 2 fhfzfifa. 1 1'-ffzfkpf: .JFQI-f-,L r-Mfr' 745-Z' twentyfnlne ' -X 1 .' JANET L. RECKER X A bundle of gnggles, luyely and qulck, 4 xr JUDITH ANN SOMPPI This cute blond is full of tricks, Bookkeeping gets her in many a fix. ANN JOY STAUFFER So much fun to be with, real scholar, too, With dogs, swimming, and travel, Ann's dreams would come true, DOROTHY J. STIRITZ She can swim and play ony kind of ball, ln the sports field, she'll ne'er take a fall. JOHN HOWARD STONEBURNER The title level headed, our Class President cops, In basketball, many set shots Stoney drops, CARL WILLIAM STREICHER Both on stage and off, Carl's loaded with talent, Dashing, debonair, handsome, and gallant DONALD M. SUPINA Here's a quiet guy who stands quite lean, In the machine shop, he's often seen. JACQUELINE ANN SWEET ln study hall, she really racks her brain, Why Jackie is liked by all is auite plain, CHARLOTTE DELORES SWITZLER Giggling is her favorite occupation, And speaking French she does with elation. RICHARD HARRY TAGETT As DART photographer Dick is superior, Nor in Dramatics is this lad inferior. ROBERT EARL TAYLOR In Oral English, he dfd shine, With fluent speeches of every kind. LAWRENCE BURL TENNANT Here's an auto mechanic we didn't recognize, 'Till we discovered he was Burl in disgu,se DORENE AGNES TETER Excelling in sewing, with eyes big and brown, Dorene does clerical work at a bank in town, JOHN JOSEPH TREMBLAY A great one for pokes, this guy has gained tame, ln class, he's a whiz with his mathematical brain JOSEPHINE TRIGILIO Jo's horse Silver is her chief delight, The Dizzy Dame column for the DART she writes THOMAS LAWRENCE TYLER Around hot-rod cars, Tom truly beams, The word Millie is unnecessary, he deems thirty if A., if :fffffwfwfe Wffffffeff QULMQLWJW QW ml LAMM Q fmmafwf if-fwffsefu QM 7152174 fi ff QM we X E ' I J CE' ii. f, ,X is l fa? W .I K' ' Ht lcd, Q 'fffrrfw-0 Q 714 AY 3. vw RICHARD 'Sv' A little Evading an ' MARTHA ' IRMGARD VON MEER Germany is her homeland, but in her senior year She's studying at Bula, we're glad to have her here VORMELKER rnan with power of wit, issues, he's good at it. JEAN WADE A , -W She bubbles Over with sparkle and glee, ' ' ' Her recipe: vim, vigor, and vitality. f haf K' ' I II jaded! Inga, ry.-J van 411. A-A I -,faux gl' At Penthouse business she's on the ball ,V Big blue eyes and a smile for all. RALPH V. WARREN .L A nice and friendly guy IS he, A future machinist Red hopes to be. DOROTHY JEAN WALKER I FRANCES L0 ,A1 Zhlfzu Lk, GM, V, gnamazohxg AZ J. WASHINGTON This little seamstress, a whiz is she, With always a smile where e're she be. Looking V0-VL xjn! ,Zami JJ.- ,bl DONALD J WATROUS at girls is Dons favorite fad But then Who doesn t9 hes qunck to add JANICE MARIE WELSER She sells boys clothes and things of that sort 0 RICHARD W FRANK J And fun loving Jan likes to laugh and cavort ELAINE M WESTERINEN Elaine vs a shark at speedy dictation If she is a secretary shell be a sensation L WHELPLEY The physique of Atlas he has attained A friendly greeting from him may be gaaned WILAMOSKY . At the word Willo theres a bright shining face Heres a guy that fits in almost any place 4 ff 3 Xfdtiavsmhs .N '. -'X 1 L- - IJ I thirty-one ROBERT CHARLES WILCOM With Ralph Buff he can be seen much He takes mechanlcal drawing and such. KATHLEEN PEARL WILLIAMS Q This quiet lass is a wonderful soul, She really can speak el espanol, EMILY ANN WINNAR ' ,1 I Smart in books, right on top in looks, ' With all these fine points, Emily even cooks LARRY WILLIAM WISURI On his motorcycle, he wh.zzes by, This blond six-footer is rather shy. GORDON L. WOOD thrck malt, Thss smooth dancer has nary a fault. DENNIS J. WOODE Hss hair is blond and really curly, To beat hum, you must get up early. RAYMOND WOODARD An energetlc boy who works half the day Yet Ray always seems to find tame to play MARY JANE ZABACK Thanks to her the play ent tne No one msssed a single lsne JAMES J PAPALEXIS T sddllng hss thumbs he does wsth fsnesse 3 periods aren s es Sensors Whose Psctures Do Not Appear In The Yearbook JUDITH ANN BENNETT At art projects Judy does her best And good ballet ss her snterest ELEANOR IRENE PHILLIPS A happy congensal sort of lass Seen dartsng Into D Ed class Servscemen Who Graduate Wsth the Class of 1954 JOHN ACIERNO ELBERT A EORINASH A guy who served Uncle Sam Although he was sn servsce and nat here Real nsce and a frsendly man We re glad he enrolled and wssh hsm good cheer 0000OOOO000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOGOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO A TALE OF THREE YEARS lContsnued from page l9l sensor boys dld thetr part sn maksng for fsne clean lsvlng as they partsclpated sn track actsvstses They were Tom Bates Marvln Dletrsch Kesth Ellss Dlck Hamp ton Alan Headman Raburn Howland Bob Orlando Ray Secchsars John Stoneburner Carl Strescher and Duck Whelpley Responssbslstses and dutses were shared by a combsned class Commsttee chasrmen for year end actlvltses were Tom Bates Marvsn Dletrrch Carolsne Guerrsero Mau reen Loose Bob Orlando Pat Reed and Dorene Teter Assumsng the roles of chlef executlves sn varlous clubs were Shsrley Bannsng Band Joann Crawford Junsor Sensor Y Teens Ben Fassett Black and Gold Serv :ce Club Canteen Councul Jane Flndlay French Gerald Kusala a Cappella Choir Charles Lnlly Prosectuonust Evelyn Louder mnlk Spanlsh Patsy Muller DEd Jean McElroy ETA Sally Powell Junsor Red Cross Pat Reed Dramatuc Thespuan Jam Rschcreek Auto Mechanlcs Ronald Shu bert Audubon Ann Stauffer Vocatlonal Commercsal Dsck Tagett Latun Jo Trsg llso DEd and Dsck Whelpley Panther Hs Y ln a tse for top honors of the Class of l954 were Carolsne Guerrsero and Carol Ann Hunter who had 400 or perfect A averages Sensors scored agaln sn the Ohso State sfholarshsp test as Sylvla Lssowsks placed thsrd In the county Thos gasnsng honor able mentson were Raburn Howland Elsnor Ds hl Tom Bates Ronald Shubert Frank Wnlamosky Davld Hoffman Betty Mack Ralph Humphrey Pat Reed Carolyn Maz zatenta Jlm Lacksonen Bob Orlando Caroline Guerrlero Jerry Patrsarco Jsm Harrss Carol Hunter Jerry Lyons Emsly Wlnnar and Ann Stauffer Speaksng nn prass of our natson Bonsta Hauser won furst place sn the Cnty Voice of Democracy contest After thss year sensors wnll enter all walks of lsfe ln an attempt to do thesr part for unlty and peace They learned the democratnc fundamentals sn school and nn tame wall emerge as leaders of our country y , 1 T ' ,ao M f' , w I . W, . . . . l - 2 - - ' 'l' hi b Y. .1 swf ' 1 1 1 1 11 11 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 ' 1 . 1 1 T ' ' 1 1 1 ' ' 11 11 1 1 1 . , . . . e ' - 1 1 . . . . . - .9 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 '-' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' I I . . I . . - 11 - 1 1 . 1 . . . , . H , .., , - . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 A 1 1 1 A A ' Woodse hails from Pylmouth and lskes a large SENIUR H0 GR RGLL Class of 1953 Sensors who earned three polnt or betteraverages ln the l953 class on a sux semester basls were as follows Pomt Average Carol Klepek Charlotte Pastor 400 400 Barbora Stephenson 4 00 Margaret Wayman Shirley Park Sue Adams Robert Terrlll Leah Louls James Peterson Mnlton Goldstein James Thorpe John Lehto Ruth MacDonald Annette Donato Edna Lou Travls Richard Johnson Charlene Allen Shirley Annlck Kenneth Smnth Isabel Varckette 396 393 390 390 388 388 385 385 38l 380 376 375 373 368 366 366 36 Pomt Average Joan Baker Janet Wnntz Joyce March Eunice Schleln Wlnnle Elllott Barbara Harvey Albuna Secchuarn Nancy West Vnrgtnla Rozzo Sue Welton Ruth Loeffel James Michaels Charlotte Manyo Fred Svenson Karo Mztychrovucz Rlchard Naskall Pat Johnson Carolyn Cook Barbara Stnrltz John Easton 360 358 354 350 350 348 348 346 342 342 341 340 339 336 334 334 332 332 329 326 Pomt Average Edna Zimmerman Shirley Bartko Grace Mantell Lowell Brockway Partscla Cevera Barbara Adams Mary DeMalo Betty Loftus Barbara Bolard Tom Marttn Phyllus Webb Charles Hawes Shirley Ann Ball Carolyn Dleffenbacher Ed Sarbvewskn Ann Cheney Lela Glddungs Dona Humphrey Barbara Long Nauonal Honor Soclety Chosen on the basus of extra currncular actlvutles cooperation scholar shup and cutlzenshsp l5 per cent of the Sensor class IS eluguble for member shlp In the National Honor Soclety The keystone and flamung torch are symbols of the organlzatson The Ashtabula Branch was founded In l927 Members of the l953 National Honor Society were Charlene Allen Shnrley Annzck Joan Baker Shnrlee Bartko Ann Cheney Carolyn Cook John Carts Mary DeMalo Annette Donato John Easton Milton Goldsteln Marlon Halllgan Pat Johnson Ruchard Johnson Carol Klepek Leah Louis Ruth Mac Donald Ruchard Naskalu Charlotte Pastor James Peterson Vurglnla Rozzo Ed Sarblewskn Kenneth Smith Barbara Stephenson Robert Terrnll and Margaret Wayman ty three 326 306 304 304 304 303 303 303 300 . 2l. . 40. ' . . 22. ' . 42. ' 3.l9 . 23, . 43. 3.l7 . 24, . 44, 3.l6 ' . 24. ' ' ' . 45, ' ' 3,13 . 26. . 46. 3.l2 ' . 26. ' ' ' . 46. 3 3.12 ' . 28, . 46. 3.l2 . 29. ' ' ' , 49. 3,ll ' . 29. , 49. 4 3,11 . 3l. . 49, ' , 3.ll . 32. ' . 52. Marion Halligan 3,08 . 33, . 53. . . 34. . 54. ' , ' . 35. l ' , 54. ' , ' . 35. ' ' . 54. ' ' . , 37. . 57. . A . 37. , 57, ' ' . ' . 39. ' ' , 57. . , l 40. . 60. , o 0 Semor Pla Thus years Senuor Class play cast was handed a real challenge whuch they met squarely In theur productuon of Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte DIre ted by Mr Donald Knott successful professuonal luke perforrnan es were guven Thursday and Fruday Novem ber l9 20 Jane fCarolyn Mazzatenta? IS an orphan gurl who accepts the governess POSITION for Adele fKay Puckard? ward of Rochester fCarl Streucher? owner of Thornfueld mansuon lntrugue prevauls durung the fIrst act as the auduence becomes aware of the screams of Rochesters Insane wufe fSally Powell? whom he keeps hudden from the outsude world Characters are Introduced as the kundly houseke per Mrs Faurfax lPat Reed? exuberant maud Leah lJane Fundlay? and the manuac s keeper Grace Poole lElInor Duehl? make theur entrances FolIowIng a natural chaun of events hugh strung emotuonal Rochester funds hImself hopelessly In love wuth Innocent Muss Eyre Torn between love for Jane and duty to hus mad wufe Rochester must make a decusuon The traguc scenes that follow are clumaxed wuth Jane s leavung and fundung her home wuth dustant cousuns the Rev Mr Ruvers fTom Bates? and hus suster Duana lJean Copelun? He wants her as hus wufe to help hum In hus mIssIonary work At thIs crutucal moment the wuld cry of moors and the achung loneluness In her heart tell Jane that Rochester IS In trouble and needs her In the last touchung scene wuth humuluty and tenderness they realuze that theurs IS a true lastung love Capable performances In supportIng roles were guven by Duck Tagett CMason? Blanche Ingram Uerruan Cheney? Lady Ingram lMarIon Howe? Lord Ingram lGordon Hall? Gruggs lKeuth Ellus? the Rev Mr Wood fGerald Kujala? and Hannah lMargaret Doran? lContInued on page 7l? JANE EYRE Seafed Carolyn Mazzote ta Kay P ck rd M Ho e D ck T get! Stand ng Sally Po ell EI no Dehl Carl Sheucher Ma garet Doran Tom Bates Jeo Copelun Go don Hall Je ran Cheney Je Y KUIOIU Kelth Ellus, Pa! Reed, Jane Fu dlay t tv . , . , ' ' - Il II . f- . - . F . . - I 1 I I I ' , . . . . , . . . 'Q . - . , . . . , . . . I ' 1 , . . , . , . , . , . . I I I I I I 1 I ' ' I ' : n , i a , arion w, i a . I z V , I Y I I , I , , n , f , fl I ff I . . .n V h f XFN. H3 fx f 1 1 , 'fs mr 1 unior History BY MARK CORTS With time rapidly passing, the 272 members of the Class of l955 are beginning to realize the importance ofthe part they have played, and will play, in carrying out the customs, traditions, and high standards of AHS. Chosen by their homeroom classmates to be members of the Senate were Beverly Bartko, Mark Carts, Gary Johnson, Ray Kovacs, Wolfgang Miggo, Cosmos Patrick, Don Streicher, and Jack Zaback Junior Typing Class, Junior Class Officers, Left fo Right, firsf row: Lois Mills, Gilbert Marfellog second row: Gary Johnson, Raymond Kovacs, Formal Party, Juniors Cast Their Ballots. .jf l ,ff sux ith - MJ - Q 'K' :J ,,,.g' .V , - X I f .f . 'I 1 Mis' 'W ai tty 6' .,' - 4 il., N 1' ie A junior History lf by chance a senator were absent hls post would ably be fllled by vlce presudents Brad Carleton Mary Dleffenbacher Phnl Jepson John Martello Frank Pahel Jerry Rlchards Dee Ann Stumson and James Welton To relueve teachers of the duty attend ance was taken every mornnng by home room secretarues Eleanor Brown Beverly Eughmy Janet Hugh Gilbert Martello Loss Malls Shlrley Rhlnehart Harry Steel and Arthur Whutney Servlng as DART salesmen tncket peddlers and handlers of all other funds were treasurers Bert Carllsle Vnrglnla Cleveland Carol Hampton Lanny Lehto Ann Mnnwegen Ursula Rach lrene Vacca and Joe Zobllseun Thirteen junlor footballers earned let ters provldung the nucleus for an experl enced team next Fall They were Bradley Gary Johnson Ray Kovacs Gul Martello Tom Morris Howard Musser Jam Parker Cosmos Patrnck John Rosensteel Harry Joe Steel and Daryl Upole Beverly Bartko who was elected treas urer was the only lunnor officer of the student Senate Other lunlor Senate mem bers falthfully carried out thelr dutues on commlttees through the year Junlors who were officers In other clubs unclude Nor man Olson and Beth Tlffner vuce presudent and secretary treasurer respectuvely of the Projectlonlst Club vuce presndent Dee Ann Stlmson and secretary Charlotte Trozzo of the Junlor Sensor YTeens Bradley Carleton secretary and Jack Zaback Chaplaun of the Panther Hu Y Peter Bab cox presndent of the Debate Club Carol th rty seven Hampton vnce presldent of the Junlor Red Cross and Davld Wear vuce presldent of the Band Those who donated thelr services as Junnor Red Cross representatuves were Nancy Anderson Jlm Brown Mark Corts Nancy Crasg Kay Gallagher Beverly Gull Carol Hampton Deanna House Gary Johnson Gnlbert Martello Nancy Keating Barbara Maynard Thomas Morns Cosmos Patrick Frances Pokorny Marlene Whelp ley and Joanne Wlllnams Junlors Moxlne Levun Peter Babcox and Davud Rea wrote essays entntled My Duty to Home and Country which won honors ln the cuty Amerucan Legion Essay contest The essays of Maxnne and Peter also won ln the county contest for thenr duvusuon and thelrs are entered In dnstruct competntlon At AHS students fund a wude varuety of extra curncular actlvltles Junlors actlvely Councnl Black and Gold Servace and French clubs Panther Hu Y Junlor Sensor Y Teens Dramatuc Debate Latln and Spannsh clubs AHS Band and Chonr Prolectuonlst Club Future Teachers of America and Future Homemakers of Amernca Ashtabula hugh school could rightfully be termed The Meltung Pot just as our own Unlted States often IS Students con verge upon thas lnstututlon from all walks of Ilfe from all races creeds and natnon alltles not only to deruve book knowledge but to learn to lnve wuth those who come from completely dnfferent environments ln tnme they learn to nmprove themselves and thelr school and the Class of l955 shall deflnrtely leave theur mark of nmprovement upon thelr Alma Mater , . i . - . . I I I 4 ' , , , , , I . I I , I - . I I . I 1 - I I . I I . I . I . I . I . I . I . I , , . , U , D H , I , I I . ,I . , I I I .... I . I . I I . A A I . , , Carleton, Mark Corts, Gerald DeGennaro, took port in the following clubs: Y-Canteen I I , I . I . . I I . I I .- I . - . - I , I I , I I . I . I h I . I . . . I . I , . , . l . . . ,, . ,, . , . I . - . . I ' I . D - I . I . . I . . . . I . - . I . . I I I I U I . I I I l I , , . , . JUNIOR HOMEROOM 35 Furst Row Shurley Cadmes Pat Allshouse Roseanne Candela Shur ley Alleman Mary Kay Adams Joan Bowdler Joan Archubald Cheruc Andrews Eleanor Brown Beverly Bortko Second Row Char lotto Annuck Shurley Campbell Janet Alderman Nancy Anderson Beulah Boyer Muss Phullups Cath anne Brockway Margaret Cam pany Joan Buenko Dwught Beatty Duck Ballo Thurd Row Phul Carlo Peter Babcox Bert Carlusle Ron ald Allen Jum Brown Paul Car penter Howard Amsden Bradley Carleton Jack Armstrong James Brundley Larry Anderson JUNIOR HOMEROOM 3'l Furst Row Shurley Cox Morgue Car roll Joyce Droce Sally Enos Shur ley DeAnna Frances Colucchuo Bev erly Eughmy Janet Deel Marulyn Fogelstrom Donna Guzzo Second Raw Vurgunuzu Cleveland Margaret Cusano Debby Dckson Kay Gal Iagher Muss Watson Charlotte Frutz Jean Cover Mary Duetten hacher Nancy Craug Muke Corbus sero Thurd Row Ruchard Cumorell Ernue Coluccu Bull Corneluus Larry Cartner Bull Dawson Eugene Cat tom Gerald DeGennaro Bob Craft Mark Corts Donald Crawford JUNIOR HOMEROOM 37 Furst Row Vurgunua Greenawalt Jeannette Hanna Carol Hampton Beverly Gull Helen Jenner Luculle Gluozzu Joan Hodgkunson Made Ine Howes Second Row Janet Hugh Betty Heutukko Shurley Hun son Donna Hokkaraunen Deanna House Muss Hempstead Dorothy Huetanen Marulyn Green George Jenks Thurd Row James Hunson Phul Jepson Duck Herl Ralph Ger olds Gary Johnson John Halluday Juanuta Gulbert Wulluam Humphrey JUNIOR HOMEROOM 38 Furst Row Betty Kubbee Bette Roe Luce Beverly Martun Nancy Leech Louuse Kuhn Juanuta Kuphart Pat Lottus Myrna Lander Second Row Margaret Manyo Bessue Mann Judy Loose Nancy Keatung Mar garet Kapala Joyce Kendall Kath ryn Luke Barbara Luce Pat Kun sella Thurd Row Joanna Johnson Maxune Levun Duane Lundstrom Vurgunua Kresovuch Mrs Casady Wulbur Kudder Gilbert Martello Davud LaBounty Bull Lawrence Duck Luoma Fourth Row Muke Kenny Davud Louus Jum Long Bull Manchester Bull Kanonen Lanny Lehto Jum Kauser John Martello Davud Karbacko Ray Kovacs Ylwurtv eught V... : ' , I , , - l - ' . ' 4 I , , I, I , S I , P. . ' - - ' ' fu at I I fy '. .. ' B ' 4 I 1 1 ' , 5' I , X. 1 ' : I , 4' I u If 1 ' fl 'Y ' ' G I , , - ., 1 , . , . ' I . A I 2 , - Q -4 I II t il : , ' I- 1 I I II ' I I I I ' u , .:. 7 I . ' Q 'J I I ' I ' , ' ' . I II I I' '. .' . - ' .7 . 2 . ' .' ' v ll Y . , - l' 2 1 , , tl fu lfw.l . ilii'-'N I V -Z , . , I I I , I. M I I 1 I 1 : 7 : 1 r ' , I - r ,I , I I I 1 . ' . ' L, ,I , I . . ' . ' I ' . , , I ,I I I,I , , . tt. . I I .' .' . ' , , , 1 I 1 J- , I , I I ' - I I I' ' 1 1 ' i . Y 1 . .. ' . ' ' D I , . '. ' ' -B V , , . . . , I . I, . . : , 1 I , r . ' . ' I, , , 1 I I , va -3 s-Sl ll I' 'Q A I JUNIOR HOMEROOM OFFICERS JUNIOR HOMEROOM 35-First Rav: Beverly Bartko, president: Eleanor Bro secreta 1 Sc d ' ' vn ry con Row. Bradley Carleton, vice president: Bert Carlisle, treasurer JUNIOR HOMEROOM 3'l-First Row: Beverly Eighmy se t , cre ary: Virginia Cleve Iond, treasurer: Second Row' Mary Dietfe b It ' . n ac er, vice president: Mark Carts president. JUNIOR HOMEROOM 37 First Row Janet Hugh secretory Carol Hampton treasurer Second Row Phil Jepson vice president Gary Johnson presldent JUNIOR HOMEROOM 38 First Row Gllbert Martello secretary Lanny Lehto treasurer Second Row Ray Kovacs president John Martello vice president BOARD OF EDUCATION lContlnued from page 87 Dlvnsron school Ashtabula s 69 year old or I h :guna ugh school bulldlng wnll be no more when It as razed thus Sum mer The move was mad e because of the hugh cost of repalr and manntenance The board offlcually approved a change from Ashta p an o an 8 4 system They wall make a study of the slze and type of addntlon I a bulldung needed at Bunker Hull Chestnut and Station schools slnce these schools will grade classrooms to put thus program into effect need seventh and eighth These were the m by the board to make better sch be upstandrng cntlzens ln years to come ayor Issues dlscussed and declded ools that wall tram us to thirty nzne Y, 5 Z f' Ii . 'I' fl . D ' 'S , 'fslxfes 'tl - , as ll, ll - -- . - . l.H,,,, sl I I I I, F ' -- 5 f X All ' lt . lu Q lf af' V: X' 1: if I .,a' F V ,A . . . bula's present 6-3-3 I t - . A f . y gul y A . . . I I . s X l Je 4 1 I r ti J o,T ', , , Q N - 5 'Y . . . . A J LT I 'gs Penthouse Councll Under the new plan the Penthouse was operated jointly by the YWCA YMCA and the Cnty Recreo tlon department A steering commnttee composed of Mrs W J Clark Mr James Dlamond Mrs Frank Martun and Mr Jack Stands worked wlth the Penthouse council nn supervision and planning Mrs Sam Hershberg was adviser to the council dur mg the first semester and Mr James Bully the second A dlfferent chairman and commuttee headed the councul each month Chaurman Carolyn Mazzatenta wnth commuttee Martha Wade Davud Louus and Joe Rall directed September actnvntnes The September Silhouette was th back to school dance for college and hugh school students Fnday Se t ll October actvvrtles were led by Co chalrmen Joyce Hodges and Shurley Race both of Edgewood The Pent house sponsored Halloween Hop was Saturday Oct 3l The November council Included Chairman Dorothy Walker assusted by Elaine Gunatos Pat Knbbee Joanne Kresovuch and Martha Wade The group sponsored the Marshmallow Whnrl attended by 300 Friday Nov 27 Headrng December actnvutues was Chalrman Pat Knbbee assisted by committee chanrmen Dons Gallnazzo Joann Kresovlch Vurgnnua Kersovuch Lucnlle Pankowskn and Elaune Gunatos Hnghlnghtnng December actlvntles was the Maguc Yule dance Monday Dec 2l Boris Dloneffs orchestra played for the 250 attending January council was composed of Co chaurmen Dawn Jones and Annette Kosku both of Harbor .IU N IOR HOMEROOM OFFICERS JUNIOR HOMEROOM 33 Flrst Row Ann Mlnwegen treasurer Lars Mills secretary Second Row Wolf gang Mlggo president Frank Pahel vice presrdent JUNIOR HOMEROOM 41 Fnrst Row Shrrley Rtunehart secretary Ursula Rlch treasurer Second Row Cosle Patrrck presldent Jerry Richards vrce presxdent JUNIOR HOMEROOM 33B Fmt Row Irene Vacca treasurer Dee Ann Stnnson vrce presrdent Second Row Don Strelcher presrdent Harry Steel secretary JUNIOR HOMEROOM 34B First Row Jlm Welton vlce president Jack Zaback president Second Row Joe Zobllsem treasurer Arthur Whrtney secretary for 77 JUNIOR HOMEROOM 33 Flrst Row JoAnn Martuno Barbra Maynard Phyllrs Nappa Donna May Ann Mmvegen Altreda Merlene Myrna Poden Second Row Carol O Brren Lols Mllls June Mllls Mrs Kelly Patrlcla Mullen Jeanne Owen Sandra Pan kovskn Tom Morris Thlrd Row Norman Olson Terry Molslo Much ael Mertz Wolfgang Mlgga James McKee James Muller James Parker Howard Musser Frank Pahel JUNIOR HOMEROOM 41 First Row Loulse Penna Arlene Smlth Maudle Rose Laura Lee Peterson Shlrley Rhlnehart Ursula Rlch Mary Ann Presclano Marsha Perkrns Second Row Joann Sandy Elaine Slvuck Sandra Schossler Margie Scott Frances Pokorny Mr Wlsner Phll Slavlc John Ralph Norrnan Slmko Thard Row Lloyd Rockwell Earl Scott Jerry Rich ards Davrd Rea Duck Powers Rrchard Rugden John Rosensteel JUNIOR HOMEROOM 33B First Row Carol Succl Theresa Tnrnonere Gayle Stubbs Peggy Smith Beth Tlttner Lrlllon Spa sito Ruth Small Second Row Ar lene Snyder Danna Srnock Cecrle Sprong Charlotte Trozzo Mass Wagg Dee Ann Stlmson Marllou Stevens Harry Steel Thrrd Row Ernle Srmth Henry Stine James Suplmsku Neal Truesdell Ernest Thomas Don Strelcher Douglas Stoneman Daryl Upole JUNIOR HOMEROOM 348 Flrst Row Nancy Wlble Betty Whlte Joanne Wllllams Marlene Whelpley Kathleen Whalen Bar bara Vettel Ruth Ann Ware Sec ond Row Bob Van Allen Thomas Wnble David Yeager James Wel ton Mr Hngbee Steve Wnlbur George Wllllams Davnd Wenr Thlrd Row Nick Zallmenl Edward Volrol Jack laback Walter Wull Ing Arthur Whitney Donald Vocca Rudy Vendrttn Duane Watson form me : ' ' ' , I A I I I I I , , . . . I I I I I ' I - I .' . I I - I I ' I ' 3 I I A ' I I I I I I I . Z . ' I D 1 I . I . ' I I I I . I : ' I I I D .I . I - I ' .I I I 5 . I I I I ' l I - I I I I Cosie Patrick, Robert Satick. . I ' . ' . . 5 l I I ' I : 1 - - I I I I . I . I I- . I I I I Z . . I I I U I I I , . . : I I O I I I I I ' I I ' I 1 . I I . I ' ' I - . . I - I I . . I I . I . 2 I . . I . I - I . D I I , . Junlor Play Turn Back the Clock written by Mar rijane and Joseph Hayes was the Junior Class play chosen by Director Donald P Knott lt was given on Thursday and Fri day April l 2 The play a comedy takes place in a typical American town uring l928 deals with Evie Palmer lLols Millsl trying to decide which boy she likes b st Charles Hill lJohn Martellol or Johnnie Stone fMlke Mertzl and the fact that she stays out too late on her dates Mr Palmer CMark Cortsl throws both out to prove to Mrs Palmer fSandra Schos slerl he is not as meek as she believes Evie is further hampered In solving her problems by her younger sister Sally lBette Whitel and older brother Larry lRay Ko vacsl who volunteer to chaperone her eigh teenth birthday party that ends in a row Other roles were played by Joanna Johnson lMaybelle Harrison? Beverly Eigh my llrene lsherwoodl Donna Smack lPhyl Ins McSorleyJ Carol Hampton lBarbara Ban nlsterl David Louis lOllie Bannusterl David Weir CSlim Bascombel and Frances Pak orny fHlidal Bert Carlisle and Donna Guzzo were prompters while the properties were han dled by Nancy Craig Judy Loose Bette Rae Luce Ann Minewegen Joanne Sandy Charlotte Trozzo Nancy Wlble and Joanne Williams The costume committee consisted of Shirley Rhinehart Beulah Boyer Marilyn Green Barbara M Maynard Myrna Paden and Irene Vacca Eleanor Brown Beverly Bartko Joan Bienko Virginia Cleveland Jean Cover June Mills and Louise Penna made up the Stage crew was made up ot Cosmos Patrick Dwight Beatty Bradley Carlton Phil Jepson Gary Johnson Gil Martello David Weir Jim Welton Art Whitney and Jack Zaback The set was designed by David Louis ADMINISTRATION lContinued from page 97 by Mrs Jennie Harmon Secretarial tasks tor the administrative ottices were executed by Miss Edna Johnsen secretary to Mr Lewis and Mrs Gladys Little secretary to Mr Gephart As principal of AHS M E Rowley scheduled assem blues and dances in addition to handling the many mat ters brought to has second floor office by students and faculty Assistant Principal A E Wight aided with admlnis trative work and also served as boys counsellor Mrs Belle Stewart secretary to Mr Rowley carried out the various functions of the office Vocational com mercual students Theresa Skutca and Elaine Westerinen assisted with clerical work in the principals and superin tendent s offices respectively Y O ll 11 - - - V - r - 1 - 1 1 1 ' ' I ' ' - . I I . ' I ' ' 1 1 1 d . It ' I 4 ' ' ' I I 2 1 I I . I I . I I ' I I ' ' 1 1 . D . I , . I I ' I ' program, publicity, and ticket committees. . , 5 . I . I I I I I I ' ' I I I I - I - . . . ' , . . , . . I ' ' ' ' I , . ' I ' I , . . , . f T -I '. W f' ur ,A Lett top to bottom The good old days Look at the Bndne Its a Tom tor Gary Right top to bottom Shop Harmony PJ Party W X vb' First 1 ,, our oy pose ot the centuryg Second Row: Knit one, purl twog Dance Duo ot DART assembly. ow Iett to right: Diet time Glam b Sophomore History BY LOU MAZZATENTA Determined to practice tolerance and live together in peace with one another as good neighbors, the Class of i956 plans to add a bright new chapter to the history of AHS, The quoted statement from the preamble to the charter of the United Nations offers a challenge to all sophomores, ln the lead, fighting to win daring the year, were harne- roorn presidents Joyce Alberts, Leslie DeGennaro, Bill Forloine, Stanley Guerini, Anne First Row: Waiting for the belly Paying cafeteria checks: Second Row: Sleepy Time Gals: Third Row: Bill Forloine holds a black crow: Cafeteria chow line. in-.. Kuruger Duane McRae Ronald Orlando and Barbara Wulson Sparklung reserves were seen un vuce presudents Bernard Baughman Harry Cor bussero Sam Duspense Carol Kangas Ron old Koskondy Lou Mazza Genevueve Rapose and Walter Speer Cheerung them on and helpung by tak ung dauly attendance were secretarues ue Ball Shurley Crowl JoAnne DuDonato Lunda Harvey Carolyn Lago Janet Meohl Carol Nucholas and Noruta Shaw Alas there were those sunuster lookun characters always on the prowl for any one who had extra funds to make sure that they were wusely unvested un DARTS or assembly tuckets Addung a note of prause for a uob well done the homeroom treas urers uncluded Tom Carleton Kay Carraher Joan Dramas Carol Kendall Marue Long Anthony Marana Earl Redmond and Mary Swanson In the fueld of athletucs the football spotlught beamed brughtly on three sopho more lettermen Leslue DeGennaro Ken ung plenty of druve through mud and muck were Anthony Cantagallo Tom Carleton Sam Duspense Edward Gallagher Stan Guerunu Clayton Loyd Joe Montanaro Frank Sposuto and Earl Tulton Dusplayung a pucture of dazzlung form and ease Jum Welty excelled wuth the varsuty cagers Gordon Cooper Bull Forun ash Tom Johnson Bull Labry and Don Post gave a smooth performance on the reserve team wuth Ken Kovacs and Frank Sposuto occasuonally breakung unto the varsuty fuve Wuth the sound of crackung bones and SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS NOT IN HOMEROOM PICTURES First Row Co olyn Lago Frank S ono sep h olembruno Betty Lou Kllleen Shrrley Cro I Second R Woyne Luomo D d Spring Torn Dornlz Dovrd Gomes Phoebe Tenney Irene Voceo Th rd Ro er duno Trsher E elyn Tho nh II Dorothy Keyes Delores Roy Joanne Sterling Joe Zoblusem fotyf a bam whom thud thus wruter Pl prefers to untroduce those pep and steam go get ters the reserve cheerleaders They were Joyce Alberts Janet Lallu Duane McRae and Noruta Shaw Completung the male sectuon of the a Cappella Chour Carl Chrustensen Jum Guannell Judd Lewus Joe Montanaro Anthony Marana Don Post Alfred Schader and Joe Solembruno gave out wuth a crusp flow of mellow sounds Competung for musucal honors wuth the chour were the sophomore members of the AHS band They were Carol Allen Bull Anderson Pete Baldwun Douglas Bennett Grant Brockway Barbara Colluns Neul Cruslup Betsy Funch Leugh Fusher Luculle Getzy Martha Halleen Ronald Katula Jackue Konter Cecelua Louus Carol Luce Carleton Markun Bob Martun Don Masek Glorua Muller Mary Janet Pruestley Lucull Rocco Janet Sabatune Eddue Schack Robert Sherwood Joan Spueth and Mar cua Teed The mughty pen was put to good use when Leugh Fusher Lunda Harvey and Patrucua Rohrbaugh wrote wunnung essays un the local Amerucan Leguon Essay contest Elected to the posts of authoruty un the Sophomore YTeens were Anne Kuruger presudent Sue Ball vuce presudent Janet Meohl treasurer Marulyn Jute and Eva Farrell unterclub councul members Homeroom representatuves to the Junuor Red Cross were Mary Jane Camplese Anthony Cantagallo Barbara Cevera Charles Davus Dorothy Ford Jum Guannell Pete Hannam Eva Huckman Eddue Hudok Esther Landolfu Judd Lewus Peggy McAl luster Janet Meahl Carole Perry Earl Red lContunued on pag 467 I I 1 I I I - . Y , - I - I I I I I r ' ' I I I , . I I I ' A I I I ' ' ' S I I I I I u I I I . . . I ' . I Q - ' I , - . I I I . . . , , ' - - I I I ' I I I , - . . . ' I I I I I A ' ' ' I I I I I I ' ' ' ' O I I ' I I ' ' I I I , . I I - I . , I . . . . I Kovacs, and Ronald Orlando. Also dusplay- - - - f I I I . I I ' - . I I I I D ' . - I ' , , I I I I - ' ' I I I . I . I ' I I I I , , I I I I I I I I ' ' I 1 I A . . . D C ' : r , P I Jo, . , w. ow: , avi , ' i, I ' I 5 I w: B - ' ' , v r i , 1 I - 1 I 1 . r - .vc SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM OFFICERS SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 22 Flrst Row Sue Ball secretary Joyce Alberts president Second Row Bernie Baughmon vice presldent Tom Carleton treasurer SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 24B Fnrst Row Kay Carraher treasurer Shlrley Crowl secretary Second Row Harry Corbnssero vnce presldent Leshe DeGen naro president SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 27 Flrst Row Carol Kendall treasurer Carol Ka gas vice d n pres: ent Second Row Stanley Guenm presudent Linda Harvey secretary SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 21 Flrst Row Joan Dramas treasurer JoAnn DlDo nato secretary Seca d R SOPHOMORE HISTORY mond Alfred Schader and Marcla Teed Making their stage debuts sophomores became lnspur :ng actors and actresses In The Lottery and Wllburs Wald nlght Characters were portrayed by Nancy Creed, Jlm Guannell Torn Jackson Cecelia Louis Lou M azza and Davud Smlth Projectlonnsts were Robert Howe Robert Sherwood P 99 gy McAllister Janet Meahl Ruchard Anderson and Bob Bishop Wnth one thlrd of at already wrltten the Sophomore Class of l953 intends to brrng to a close nn l956 a pros perous and gleamung chapter In the annals of Ashtabula hugh school Our work like that of the Unrted Natlons, IS not yet funushed What Ines ahead? Wall we succeed? The ans wer rests In our own hands forty six . . - ' E . ' 7 I F 5 1 I 1 - -Q . 1: 1 1' 1: O 1 I : r 1 : - , . 1 i 1 1 I 1 T . 1 : . 1 I ' 1 :1 . U - , 5 n ow: Sam Dlspense, vice presldentg Bull Forlolne, presldent. I I ' I - ' ' ll ll ll ' I ' ' Il I I I I 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' I 1 SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 22 Furst Row Marlone Campbell Lu cllle Bartone Donella Andrews Irene Bottlnelll Agnes Candela Bull Anderson Peter Baldvm Bob Bnshop Joyce Alberts Monlyn Carano Second Row Anne Kurlger Sandra Latnmer Ceceha Louus Betty Baker Carol Allen Katherine Adams Janet Brayman Mary Jane Complese Janet Brake Lols Buck Kenny Lottman Third Row Douglas Bennett Grant Brockway Guy Brown Eddle Blllclc Barbara Cevera Mr Knott Duane DeGeorge, Edgar Allen David Bachman John Campbell Fourth Row An thony Cantagallo Bernie Baugh man James Bloom Gary Arvlson Duck Anderson Eddue Austln Joe Carlo Tom Carleton Jlm Loeftel SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 248 Flrst Row Rebekah Colby Nancy Creed Nancy Cox Nancy Chapman Barbara Collins JoAnn Coughlln Kay Carraher Rod Davenport Sec ond Row Leslue DeGennaro Chuck Davis Armand DeCamllIo Phyllus Cooper Mrs McElroy Carleton Craft Carl Chrlstlanson David Crudele Third Row Anthony De Gennaro Larry Decalre James Cole Harry Corblssero Don Church Jam Corlew Nell cI'ISllD Gordon Coaper Don Corlew Flrst Row Eve Farrell AndraFut1 gerald Dello Gllozzl Theresa De Mare JoAnn DeDonato John Getce Bob Fitzgerald Leroy Ensman Jlm Gnannell Second Row Dorothy Ford Delores Emery Mary Gary Joan Dramls Lucllle Getzy Made Inne Esposito, Barbara Fassett, De lores Flsh Don Edwards Bully Forlnash Third Row Patsy Frlsch Betsy Fmch Bob Eaton Lelgh Flsher Bull Forlolne Mr Guarnlerl Ronald Evans Ed Ernst Ed Gallag her Sam Dlspense Roger Galllaz SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 27 Flrst Row Lmda Headley Martha Halleen Nylodlne Herttua Mary Lou Izzl Eva Hickman Carol Ken doll Mary Leona Kanack Carolyn Jenks Helen Jasek Marilyn Jute Second Row JoAnn Hamalton Carol Kangas Katherlne Hopllght M Forello Joyce Harley Pat Hannam Nancy Johnson Llnda Harvey Arthur Koch Bob Hove Thlrd Row Edward Guerrlero Cur t Housel John Hevntt Eddue Hudok Kenneth Hughes Ronald Katrla Bob Howland Tom Jack son Ronald Jackson Stanley Gue rum Tom Johnson forty Seven I : . . I - l 1 l 1 4 1 . 1 . ' ' 1 1 1 l I 1 Z 1 1 I 1 l 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 I 1 1 I 1 C . . . ' 1 ' 1 1 - 1 n 1 1 1 - ' 1 ' D ' 1 1' ' 1 ' 1 I 1 1 1 - . : I 1 l 1 t 1 1 1 1 . I ' 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 I . 1 1 I 1 1 l 1 : 1 , - 1 - 1 . ' . 5 . ' 1 . 1 , . SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 21 : 1 1 ' I - I . I ' 1- 1 l 1 . 1 1 5 : 1 . A 1 1 I I ' 1 A I 1 I 1 l 2. : l , 1 1 I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 I ' 1 T I I ' zo. : ' ' , 1 I 1 I I ' 1 .1 1 1 A : : 1 1 ' 1 1 r- 1 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 D : : , - is 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 I I ' I .1 1 ' , . SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 32 Farst Row Mae Kent Janet Lalh Esther Landolh Carol Luce Jaan Lander Marne Long Sandra L vme Second Row Judd Lewis Wll ham Labry Lunda Lund Mrs Wltt Jocquellne Kanter Ronald Koskan dy Berme Magnusen John Long Third Row Cosmos Laurello Bob Locke Clayborne Loyd James Kung Ken Kovacs Dennls Layman James Mantell James Laroux SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 38 Frrst Row Duane McRae Dolores Marrlson Marlbelle Mlxer Joanne Mercllllott Gloria Mlller Pat Mar shall Sandra Muller Second Row Walter Maychrovlcz Joe Monta naro Richard Mlhm Peggy Mc Alhster Mlss Day Carlton Mar kln Gary Moody Lenny Mostello Thlrd Row Lou Mazza Bob Mar tm Donald Masek Davld Morse Anthony Marana Jerry McKlm SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 26 Flrst Row Matilda Mozzoccl Man lyn Mozzoccl Carole Perry, Carol Mullen A n n e Plzzuto Mary Prestley Marbelle Nemltz Second Row Joanne Nelbauer Carol Nicholas Phyllls Otto Kay Nelson Dorls Mullen Manlyn Nicholas Janet Paulson Shlrley Myers Thsrd Row Sam Ratndr Ronme Orlando Henry Muto Mr Euverard Donald Post Douglas Pfaut Earl Redmond Pete Peterson Robert Phllllps SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 29 Frrst Row Janet Sabatme Norlta Shaw Susan Terrlll Lucllle Rocco Joan Spaeth Mary Elizabeth Slmko Beatrice Taylor Ahce Long Clalr Wllcom Bonita Wood Annette Zak Second Row Barbara Wilson Marilyn Welser Caroline Stone man Marcva Teed Juay Warren Mary Jo Staff Alce Zimmerman Lllhan Spencer Ellen Westbury Carol Stoneman Lynda Welton Roberta Welton Third Row Mlss Johnson Barbara Schuler Janet Warner Mary Swanson Barbara Sprung Frank Sposlto Bob Shaw Wllbur Smith Felix Rozzo Eddle Schack Arnold Tucker Dan Thorpe Mr Flarenzo Fourth Row Walter Speer Steve Tarma Ray Thornton James Thompson Leonard Slwlck Charles Westerlnen Eddie Sergett Jam Welty Davld Turchlk John Rodebough Bob Sherwood Alfred Schader Robert Sunagel fortv enght : I I I . 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No' we stand as farm bulworks Never flrnchlng ne er confused We ll show those older scholars We take pain without Cl fuss For by next year we ll be doang The some nasty thlngs done to us SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM OFFICERS SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 32 Flrst Row Carolyn Lago secretary Marne Long treasurer Ronald Koskondy vlce president Ann Kunger president SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 3B Frrst Row Duane McRae president Janet Meohl secretary Lou Mazza VICE president Anthony Marana treasurer SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 26 Second Row Second Row Fnst Row Carol Nicholas secretary Genevueve Rapose vrce pres dent Second Row Ronnie Orlando president Earl Redmond treasurer SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 29 Flrst Row Barbara Wilson president Nanta Shaw sccretar Second Row Y Mary Swanson treasurer Walter Speer vrce presudent forty nmc wwe. CAFETERIA CUSTODIANS PTA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Left to right Mrs Gnlbert Marrello Mrs Joseph D Donato Mrs Damel Sandy Mrs Joseph Montanoro Mrs Ralph Humphrey Mrs Fred Zimmerman Left fo nghf Mrs Nelhe Cuffman Mrs Ruih Bach meuer Mrs Rheta Herbert Mrs Helen DeGennaro CUSTODIANS e t to right Frank Genhle Mrs Harrlet Poclech M C arles G o n n and M Charles Wned YWUI1 'H ' : . ' , . i- ll 31,1-, 7 -1. .L rl - am ... CAFETERIA My 1.2 A ' : . ' , . - ,Kg Q ' - ' - ' ,l L f '. : Mr. T ' ' l , rj h . r. ' - , I PTA HeadIng thus year s PTA of 70 members was Mrs Joseph Montanaro Other offIcers Included Mrs D V Sandy fIFSf VICE presI dent PrIncIpal M E Rowl y second vIce presudent Mrs George Bloom thIrd vIce DresIdent Mrs Fred ZImmerman secre tary Mrs Ralph Hu'nphrey treasurer Mrs Karl Welty correspondIng secretary and Mrs Merle BannIng hIstorIan ServIng as commuttee chaurmen were Mrs Joseph DI Donato ways and means Mrs Karl Welty program and Mrs GIlb rt Martello refreshment and hospItaIIty The four meetlnqs of the year were held on the se ond Wednesday of the followIno months October Novemb r February and March HIghlIghtIng the me tIng Wednesday Oct l4 was a talk by Mr Charles Man drake of WlCA TV on the Importance of radIo and televIsIon In th educatIonal proqram DISCUSSIONS of the two mIll school levy and amendments to the State ConstItutIon were led by PrIncIpal M E Rowley Mrs Joseph Montanaro presudent gave a report of the Ohlo PTA conventIon In CIncInnatI whIch she attended In October DurIng November the group attended the ATA Guldance conference planned a faculty ChrIstmas party and had a travel Ing basket project for raIsIng funds Carol sIngIng led by Mlss Alfleld John son featured the ChrIstmas party for the faculty Wednesday Dec 9 Women from the County ExtensIon Home CouncIl had a dIsplay on ChrIstmas decoratIon Ideas The Feb l0 meetung was In celebratuon of Founders Day wIth a Found rs Day cake as a centerpuece The MassuccI AccordIon ettes played The meetIng Mar l0 featured St Pat FI k s Day d coratlons and group sIngIng The nomInatIng commlttee for next years offIcers was selected from the floor at the last meetIng of the year Cafeteria Through the door of the AHS cafeterIa pass 230 240 students daIly Always on hand to fIll theur requests are Mrs Nellue Cuffman manaqer wIth her helpers Mrs Rheta Herbert Mrs Helen DeGennaro and Mrs Ruth Bachmeuer When orderIng for the meals Mrs NellIe Cuffman orders 40 50 lbs of meat 200 lbs of potatoes l3 loaves of bread dauly and 200 half pInts ea h of chocolate and whIte mIlk each day Although the favorIt s Include sloppy goes wIeners and spaghettn the sp cIal student plate consIstIng of potatoes meat and a vegetable and selllng for 25c IS also enyoyed by the students TotalIng the bulls IS ShIrley Campbell whIle Judy Loose IS In the cafeterna clean Ing up empty trays At the regIster the fIrst semester was Bonuta Hauser and sec ond semester May Ferguson In addItIon to the cafeterua approx: mately 400 students daIly buy potato chIps mIlk candy sandwrches cookIes pretzels and apples In the lunchroom from snack bar worker Maureen Loose Students apprecIate the cafeterIa s help In makIng strong bOdIeS whIle the school lS bulldlng strong mInds Custodlans SharIng dutIes necessary to keep AHS In spotless condItIon are Mr Frank GentIle Mr Charles GInn Mrs HarrIet PocIech and Mr Charles WIedman Mr Gentnle fands hIs tIme taken up In the gym and fIrst floor and the outsude grounds IH the Summer Frank states Bula students are not too bad and says th lunch room and cafeterIa are excephonally clean for the number of students who eat In them FamIlIar to everyone IS Mrs HarrIet fftyoe PocIech who has been school matron for over l3 vears HarrIets job IS to keep of flC6S and corrIdors clean Mr Charles GInn IS now In hIs second Vear at AHS When Chuck Isnt per formIng hIs many dutles around school he enIovs putterIng In hIs home workshop New to Bula thIs year IS Mr Charles WIedman Pruor to comIng here Mr Wued man worked at West avenue grade school He saId pretty good kIds when asked hIs ratIng of Bula studes O O Q . . , . . 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Ajm 5313, sP5 AP,g INQJ PRUNLNC HOOKS, NATIOPWSHALL NOEL LH , E5 53?4f'0RM'cAms,Ti NAjf1oNW1jlE lTH'f LBANON LBRXA LIAR IIUM u ' cameo IKAIAWA IKAIAGIA 6 W ?'i'M lr M 2 ' ' 5 f -mW,.f,,,,a,,,. ww... ., , N, .. 0, H ' L EY SHALL BEQAT THEIR SWORDS INT 1 SHALL THEY LEARN WAR ANY MORE . hi.: PMAGUAY - 4 PARAGUAY SNS Ml 94 Football Following the acceptance of Coach George Guarnien s resignation in the Summer of l953 Robert Bieber took over the reins as head football mentor at AHS In an effort to offset the Panthers lack of size Coach Bieber with the able assistance of Frank Farello and Anthony Chlacchiero employed a new split T attack Due to numerous injuries and lack of experience the Panthers could salvage only two wins in nine starts AHS fans got their first look at the Panthers in the Black and Gold Pre view tilt Don Bentos 35 yd romp provided the Gold team with their margin of victory as they tn umphed 6 0 ASHTABULA 7 EUCLID 40 Journeying to Euclid for their initial encounter the Bula eleven came home on the short end of a 40 7 count Bob Orlandos 35 yd sprint to the 4 yd stripe set up the Panthers only score as Quarterback Don Prillaman plunged over on fourth down ASHTABULA 7 CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 0 Probably playing their best of the season the Heights Tigers The game was later forfeited to the Panthers due to the inconsistency of recording dates of Heights star halfback Roger Ross Cosie Horse Patrick bulled his way over for Bula s lone score ASHTABULA 7 ERIE ACADEMY I8 Still looking for their first win the Panthers played host to a rugged Erie Academy eleven With only five minutes gone in the first stanza the Panthers found themselves behind I2 0 Marvin Crazy Legs Dietrich put Bula back in the game with a I5 yd romp in the third period but when the ence and the Panthers again were on the short end of an I8 7 count First Row Roy Secchnarn Morvm Dletrlch Ben Fossett Don Prillamon Second Row Bob Keagle Jerry Patrlarco Alan I-leadmon Don Bento Rlchle Carlo Bob Orlando Duck Hampton Tom Tyler Tom Bates Gary Davls Thlrd Row Howard Musser Ray Kovacs Tom Morris Daryl Upole Jlm Parker Cosle Pat rlck Jack Zoback John Rosensteel Gilbert Mortello Harry Steel Bill Humphrey Mark Corts Gerald De Gennaro Fourth Row Asslstant Coach Anthony Chiacchrero Brad Carleton Nlck Zallmenl Ken Kovacs Anthony Cantagallo Leslue DeGennaro Ronnie Orlando Frank Sposito Som Dispense John Hewitt Gary Johnson Assistant Coach Frank Farello Fifth Row Rod Davenport Manager Raburn Howland Eddle Guerrlero Anthony Marano Coach Robert Bieber Ed Gallagher Tom Carleton Clayborne Loyd Stanley Guerlm fifty four . . ., . . . , . 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A 1 - . 1 . , N . . , . , , I 'r' FOOTBALL COACH ES Left to right Assustant Coach Frank Farello Coach Robert Berber Assistant Coach Anthony Chlucchlero ASHTABULA 7 CLEVELAND EAST TECH 0 Coach Buebers charges went unto theur fourth game stull wunless and underdogs Followung the openung kuckoff the Scarabs were forced to kuck on the fourth down The Panthers downed the short punt on the 35 and marched to the l where Bob Orlando plunged over for the score The Panthers defensuve unut held off the heavuer East Tech team the remaunder of the contest to eke out a 7 O decusuon for theur furst wun of the season ASHTABULA 6 CONNEAUT l3 Wuth the taste of vuctory stull fresh un theur mouths the Panthers trekked to Conneaut un an effort to ruun the Tropans homecomung Deadlocked at O O for the furst half the Trojans s ored mudway un the thurd and at the start of the fourth quarter Cosue Patruck s 4 yd plunge un the fadung munutes of the game proved un vaun ASHTABULA l4 GENEVA l8 Wuth the Panthers leadung at halftume Joanne Palumbo was crowned Grud Queen before a happy Homecomung crowd The second half proved dusastrous for the Panth ers as the Eagles came from behund to edge the Panthers l8 l4 Hughuught of the game came un the furst half when Marv Duetruch dropped back un punt formatuon and unable to get the kuck away raced 60 yards for TD End Ray Kovacs accounted for the other s ore Tom Bates who dud all the extra pount kuckung for the Panthers agaun came through wuth two conversuons ASHTABULA 7 CANTON! TIMKEN 54 Canton Tumken proved too strong for the Bula aggregatuon as they walked over AHS 54 7 at Canton Ruchue Carlo s I5 yd sprunt around rught end ac counted for the Panthers only s ore fufty fuve ASHTABULA l2 PAINESVILLE 28 End Tom Tyler scored on the furst ploy from scrum mage on 55 yd pass play and ut looked as uf the Panthers were on theur way to a wun Paunesvulle Fullback B ll Bull 'anfueld had dufferent udeas as he scored three TDs and four extra pounts to lead the Red Rauders to a 28 I2 wun Sophomore end Ken Kovacs scored the Panthers second TD un the last 35 seconds of the game ASHTABULA 6 NEW PHILADELPHIA 33 New Phuladelphua showed why they re ranked fufth un the state as they heud the Panthers to one frrst down un an easy 33 6 vuctory Ruchue Carlo was hero of the home town crowd as he untercepted a Quaker pass and tught roped down the sudelunes for 50 yards and a score Thus TD made Ashtabula the only team to score on the powerful Quakers Raymond Sam Secchuaru who excelled un both offense and defense was voted the most valuable player whule Duck Whelpley one of the few 60 munute men was ele ted l953 team captaun Coach Bueber us lookung forward to next season through rose colored glasses wuth l6 returnung letter men Senuor lettermen were Tom Bates Don Bento Ruchard Carlo Marvun Duetruch Ben Fassett Duck l-uampton Alan Headman Bob Ke gle Bob Orlando Jerry Patruarco Don Prullaman Ray Secchuaru Tom Tyler Duck Whelpley and senuor manager Raburru Howland Junuor monogram wunners were Bradley Carleton Mark Carts Gerald DeGennaro Gary Johnson Ray mond Kovacs Gnlbert Martello Tom Morrus Howard Musser Jum Parker Cosue Patruck John Rosensteel Harry Joe Steel and Daryl Upole Sophomore lettermen were Les DeGennaro Ken Koxacs and Ronnue Orlando v 1 v 5 Y' ' .- . . f u 4 sf I I I . 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Coach R A Ball un hrs twenty flrst year at the helm of the Panth rs faced the l953 54 season with a team both small and nnex peruenced The cagers complled a record of lO wlns and lO defeats at the end of regular season play Startung the season with a bang the hardwooders handed theur cross town rnvals Edgewood a stnnglng 58 39 defeat In their flrst outing However the happlness was short llved as East Tech lnvaded West gym and wlth sharp shootlng Steve Gwinn who tallled 34 polnts blasted Bula 70 53 Back on th wlnnlng road the AHS qurntet came from b hlnd to whlp Erue Ac ademy 62 56 Erle Strong Vincent over powered Bula 49 33 on the vlctors floor but the Panthers returned home talang thelr splte out on Conneaut 50 34 Th Ball men lost th lr next two tllts by a total of sux polnts Leadlng untll the last two minutes and thlrty seconds the Panthers were dumped 42 38 by Sandusky Seven days later the Panthers dropped a thrnlllng 67 65 d Caslon to a powerful Cleve land Cathedral Latun team Basketball Left to right Couch R A Ball Assustant Coach Frank Farello The Geneva Eagles were the Panthers next vlctums 55 37 but Canton Tlmken and Harbor proved too strong as the Panthers ompleted half the season wlth a 4 6 record The Courtmen seemed to hut thelr peak as they trounced Conneaut Palnesvllle Rlverslde and Collnnwood In theur next three outings However they het a snag when a revenge mnnded Geneva qulntet up set the Panthers 53 49 After whlpplng the Cleveland Helghts Tlgers 54 36 the Ball men journeyed to Mlllcreek Pa where they were edged 65 59 In an overtime battle Wlth the score knotted at 50 50 Ben Fassett dropped nn three free throws to beat Pamesvulle Harvey 53 50 Euclid and Harbor combuned to hand AHS defeats numbers nlne and ten But the Ball men rebounded to trounce Palnes vllle Harvey the second seed d team un the Class A tournament at Euclld 58 45 Bula averaged 49 75 per game to the cpposutuons 48 Fuve boys scored over a hundred polnts for the Panther Cause fatty I . . , . . . , D - . . - . 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' -six They were Don Pnllaman 227 Ray Kovacs ll2 Tom Bates ll0 Jum Welty l06 and Ray Secchlon l04 These cagers along wlth Ben Fassett Terry Molsuo Cosle Patrnck and John Stone burner receuved varsuty monograms Coach Frank Farello s reserve unut agaun completed a successful season wuth a l2 .J record Coach Farello employs the two platoon system wnth one team playnng the tlrst and thurd quarters whale another squad plays the second and fourth stanzas Thus able expenence Junuors playing on the reserve squad were Phil Carlo Gary Johnson John Mar tello and Cosle Patrnck Sophomores were Gordon Cooper Bull Forlnash Tom Johnson Ken Kovacs Bull Labry Don Post and Frank Sposlto Carlo Martello and Ken Kovacs alsc saw llmlted varslty actnon Ashtabula Opponents 99 Left to right Rlchle Carlo Don Prlllaman Ray Secchlaru Ken Kovacs Tom Bates Ray Kovacs Cosee Pofrlck John Sfoneburner Jam Welty Ben Fosseft Terry Molslo Edgwood East Tech Erle Academy Er: Strong Vnncent Conneaut Sandusky Cleveland Cathedral Latln Geneva Canton Tnmken Harbor Conneaut Col l rnwood Geneva Helghts Mlllcreek Palnesvulle Harvey Euclud Harbor l-larvey g , g A , Q 58 39 ' ', . 53 70 . 62 56 ' , , , . ' 33 49 'e A Y , ' ' 50 34 ' 38 42 ' f ' ' 65 67 . - 55 37 ' ' 34 60 A ' A , ' 40 47 . ' 47 38 is done so all reserve players can gain valu- 54 30 Painesville Riverside ' A 47 36 ' . 4 49 53 A 54 36 ' . ' A ' - 59 65 ' ' . f 53 50 ' A ', ' ' 49 50 ' .' ' ' 37 56 ' 58 45 ' ' ' A . 5 960 Baseball Lack of hitting and a bad start told the story of Coach George Guarnieri s l953 baseball team as they suffered six setbacks and sal vaged four wins in ten starts Opening their season with a thre inning game Monday April 20 ,X the Panthers were halted with the score tied at 2 2 because of snow and Coach George Guormerl sub freezing temperatures Seeing their hopes of gaming state re ognition go down the drain on Wednesday April 22 they were handed a 4 l setback at the hands of Pamesville Harvey Thursday Apr 23 found the old base on balls telling the story as the Mentor Car dinals tall: d two runs in the sixth inning on one hit and four free passes which defeated the Bula nine 5 4 The Panthers unable to stave off a Kingsville seventh inning rally saw the Kings on Friday Apr 24 overcome a two run lead to defeat the Panthers 6 5 Dropping their fourth game in a row On Tuesday May l9 they absorbed Tuesday Apr 28 the Panthers fell victim to Painesvill Riverside 3 O In four games the Bulans had left 34 men on bases A switch in the lineup Monday May 4 found the Bula lads snapping their losing streak as they soundly pasted Geneva 8 3 Monday May ll was a dark overcast day but to Don Timonere it was the bright est of his baseball career as h fired a no run no hit game to defeat Geneva 6 O The Panthers avenged their loss to the Mentor Cardinals Tuesday May l2 as they won 5 4 Cosie Patrick and Harold Buck shared pitching chores The three game winning streak ca'ne to a stop as the Panthers fell to Painesvill Harvey 4 3 in their fifth loss of the season their sixth defeat as they were dropped 5 2 by Painesville Riverside The l953 baseball season came to an end Thursday May 2l as the Panthers nipped Painesville Harvey 4 3 Don Timonere and Harold Buck pitched and lost four Buck won two and lost one while Cosie Patrick had a l 0 re ord and Don Prnllaman had a O l record Leading the Panther batsmen was Erni Cclucci who compiled a 5OO average Receiving letters were seniors Harold Buck Milton Goldstein Gary Johnson Bud Mead John Nelson Don Timonere and Jim Welch iuniors Don Bento and Don Prillaman sophomores Gerald D Gennaro Phil Carl and Ernie Colu ci First Row Ernie Coluccu Phnl Carlo Don Bento Tom Martin Don Prulloman Duck Ballo Gerald DeGennaro Second Row Milton Goldstein John Nelson Gary Johnson Cosne Patrick .hm Welch Bud Mead Harold Buck Don Timonere I , . ., . - . I I B ' ' - D U . . n , . C .. . 1 1 - D ' ' I ' I - I . . . . I . I . I ' ' . ' . I I I I ' I - . , . l ' ' I I I I Harold Buck was credited with the win, 8 of the lO Bula tilts. Timonere won one I I ' I , - - : ' e ' - ' - . ' , ' Ao , . - I I I I ' A - ' I I I ' I I I - . g 1 . ' ' C ' . . D - , . - , - . . . , A . P . . . o, V . Track The l953 tracksters of Ashtabula hugh school ended theur regular season wuth a 3 2 record The thunclads placed thurd un the Euclud lnvutatuonal Relays fourth un the Mentor Relays and Lake Shore lnvutatuonal The Panthers also capped a furst and fufth place un the Dustruct meet at Cleveland Tuesday Apr l4 found the tracksters openung theur I953 season at Conneout and comung out on the short end of o 7l 47 score Ed Sarbuewsku grabbed furst place un the broad uump pole vault hugh hurdles and also tued for hugh uump honors The Panthers came back un theur second outung to maul Paunesvulle Harvey 72V2 to 45W at Bula Fueld Wednesday Apr 22 Pacung the Panthers agaun was Ed Sarbuew sku wuth l4 pounts Marvun Duetruch took furst place un the l00 yd dash ln theur thurd meet the thunclads step ped to a vuctory over the Wulloughby Rang ers by a score of 67 f to 501f3 Thursday Apr 30 at Bula Fueld Ed Sarbuewsku agaun led the Panthers by takung furst un the hugh pump pole vault and l2O yd hugh hurdles Bob Orlando won the 440 yd dash Marvun Duetruch won the l00 yd dash Duck Hamp ton took furst un the 880 yd dash and Ra burn Howland copped furst un the duscus Ed Sarbuewsku and Bull Sandy teamed up to take furst and second places un the broad jump to guve a 61M 56V2 vuctory over Erue Strong Vuncent Wednesday Apr 29 Sar buewsku took furst place honors un the hugh jump broad pump pole vault and l20 yd hugh hurdles Duetruch won the l00 yd dash and 220 yd dash Raburn Howland took furst place un the duscus The cundermen under Coach R A Ball traveled to Erue Academy on Tuesday May l2 only to taste defeat to a tune of 68 50 Ed Sarbuewsku took furst place honors un the hugh jump hugh hurdles and low hurdles and he tued wuth Jum Pauluno for furst place un the pole vault The Panthers gauned fourth place un the Mentor Relays on Saturday May 2 and copped furst place un the 880 yd relay Wuth Ed Sarbuewsku pacung the way by wunnung the hugh hurdles and pole vault lContunued on Page 6lJ Furst Row Jun Brown Duck Benham Davld Louus Second Row Bull Humphrey Paul Carpenter Frltz Kloer .lock Zaback Marvm Duetruch Bob Orlando Duck Whelpley Keuth Ellls Davld Weur Duck Hampton Thlrd Row Coach R A Ball Mark Corts Bull Sandy Ed Sorblewsku Bob Styles Tom Bates Jum Pauluno Carl Strelcher Alan Heodman John Stoneburner Ray Secchlaru suxty - I I - . I - ' . ' . I ' 1 . I . 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 T ' 1 1 1 ' . , . . , 1 I - . , . . - 1 1 I - ' 1 1 0 . . - X3 :, , . . . , . 1 1 ' 1 ' ' ' 3 1 1 I 5 1 1 I I I I I I 1 I 3 - - 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I Faculty Bowling Thirty Ashtabula, Edgewood, and Har- bor teachers, headed by Principal Gil Mar- tello as president, and Miss Margaret Ben- son, secretary-treasurer, participated in the ATA bowling league during the I953-54 season. Mr. George Guarnieri and Miss Benson led the league in the single game and three- game series Mr Guarnieri took honors with 669 three game series while Miss Ben son copped women s series with 526 ln a single game Miss Benson took honors for women keglers to score 2I9 and Mr Guar nieri topped the men with 287 The season started with eight teams in cluding Bombers Buccaneers Giants Mad caps, Manglers, Rangers, Saints, and Wasps, The league was made to increase competition. On Wednesday, December 6, the teams were reorganized into six groups. Now playing are Bombers, Buccaneers, Giants, Manglers, Rangers, and Wasps. The Bombers started the season by tak- ing first place, which they still hold at the half. The Wasps ranked in second place at mid season Won Lost Bombers Wasps Rangers Giants Manglers Buccaneers ATA Bowling League with Miss Margaret Benson and Principal Gilbert Martello in foreground TRACK and Marvin Dietrich the IOO yd dash the Invitational Relays on Friday May 8 Wenner Field was the scene of the Lake Shore Invitational track me t on Wednes day May 20 The Panthers could only win one first place on Marvin Dietrich s IOO yd dash in IO 4 seconds to give them a fourth place Saturday May I6 found two AHS tracksters gourneying to the district meet in T Cleveland Ed Sarbiewski soared II 6 t vin Dietrich was able to capture fifth in the IOO yd dash Receiving monograms were seniors Bob Decaire Jim Paulino Bill Sandy Ed Sar biewski and Bob Styles iuniors Tom Bates Marvin Dietrich Dick Hampton Raburn Howland Bob Orlando Carl Streicher and Dick Whelpley and sophomores Brad Carl eton and Fritz Kloer . . ' 26 I6 ' 26 I6 . A . 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' ' ' o Panthers grabbed third place in the Euclid take first place in the pole vault, and Mar- Lettermen First Row Coach Guarnlerl Tom Morris Duck Whelpley Duck Hampton Ben Fassett Marvln Duetruch Dan Bento Don Prullaman Assustant Coach Farello Second Row Ronnie Orlando Phll Carlo Rlchle Carlo Harry Joe Steel Jerr Patrlarco B b Kea le Gll Martell Ra S ll C h B b Th d R y o g a y ecc uaru oac ue er ur ow Alan Headman Ken Kovacs John Rosensteel Gary Johnson Tom Bates Tom Tyler Gerald De Gennaro Brad Carleton Fourth Row .hm Parker Howard Musser Les De Gennaro Carl Streucher Daryl Upole Cosle Patrick Raburn Howland Ray Kovacs Coach R A Ball not pictured Havung tulfulled all the necessary re quurements 37 boys receuved letters for theur partucupatuon un the tour major sports at AHS Coach Robert Bueber awarded 30 foot ball letters to hus l953 squad Senuors were Tom Bates Don Bento Ruchard Carlo Marvun Duetruch Benny Fas sett Duck Hampton Manager Raburn How land Alan Headman Bob Keagle Jerry Patruarco Don Prullamon Ray Secchuaru Junuor monogram wunners were Brad Carleton Mark Carts Gerald DeGennaro Gary Johnson Ray Kovacs Gul Mortello Tom Marrus Howard Musser Jum Parker Cosue Patruck John Rosensteel Harry Joe Steel and Daryl Upole Three sophomores receuved Varsuty A Les DeGennaro Ken Kovacs and Ronnue Orlando Ray Sam Secchuaru was chosen most valuable player and Duck Wh lpley was elected honorary captaun Basketball Mentor R A Ball awarded letters to senuors Tom Bates Benny Fassett Don Prullaman Ray Secchuaru and John Stoneburner and uunuors Ray Kovacs Terry Mausuo and Cosue Patruck Jum Welty was one of the few sopho mares ever to receuve a monogram un bas ketball Lettermen returnung to Coa h Ball from the 53 track squad were senuors Tom Bates Marvun Duetruch Duck Hampton Raburn Howland Bob Orlando Carl Streucher Duck Whelpley and uunuor Brad Carleton Veterans returnung to Coach George Guarnleru s baseball scene were Don Bento and Don Prullaman along wuth uunuors Phul naro To earn a letter un football senuors rnust play at least l2 quarters uunuors l6 quar ters and sophomores must make an ap pearance un 20 quarters One has to play un one thurd at the total quarters to earn a letter un baske ball whule un track an ath e aualutues tor a I ter by s orung pounts un campetutuon or placung un the Lake Shore lnvutatuonal meet All senuors who hav gone out tor football basketball track for three years also receuve a I tt r To qualuty for a letter un baseball one must play un one half ot th total unnungs or putch un one thurd at th total number of games lyt I - ' c . , . - 1 . I . . , I . I 1 1 I I I I I ' ' 1 I - . ., I I I I I I I Tom TyIerI and Dick Whelpley, Carlo, Ernie Colucci, and Gerald DeGen- I 1 I I V 1 u u 1 ' 1 1 1 I M I I A I ' - . . . I . . - I l I '5 j I I let ' ' et C 4 IO 11 ll' - A ' ' ,, ' I ' 9 9 I , , Ol' ' A e c. . , I . I I 1 1 - 2 ' , I I . .I 4 . - 4 3 I . . I I I I ' SlX 'WC VARSITY MANAGERS To the overogc sports t n the rrtonooer s tob seems L h t w t dert we ts wor ond reoutres r-nu h r m Map trock ot urtt orrns bob shres ond rntscelloneous thtn stdes zetng tht C ochts rtqht hond rnen they otsv org the rn t g rn thev shore tn the toys ond heortoc es 'tt o sport porttctpon s 0 urn Howtond ntor rn noger os cblv os te u v W fn rg rtero ond Anthony Morono GRID QUEEN AND COURT Gr d Coptotn Roy Je chtort ptoced o crown of b bt, button chrvsonthermrns Pgturrt mtnq Odeon for I953 trorn homeroom 263 durtrtg th ho of the Genev K Fr O C n erttb'es tronsported the queen condtdotes onto the tteld MCL rox Ann :toufter ond Dorothy Walker represertttng en or homeroom 23 23 QQ J t Q P-1 Eoch qrtd queen hope ul wos presented wtth o Iorge vetlow mum Cf rs ,L H rn V ond 7 CHEERLEADERS rttnq t e s son wth vtrn vtgor ond vt J ttt the T953 54 cheerleoders ied the students dot tng the 'ootb:n'I gomes rt ol' ktnds of weather Durtng the ftrst port of the seoson thev dress d tn block corduroy dresses topped wtth whtte turtle neck sweoters soddle shoes ond block hots Wtth the dovs turntng colde they donned bond portts 1- tn ploce of the dresses to weor wtth the sweoters The vorsttv cheerleaders ore sentors Morton Howe Corolyn Mozzotento Donno Morgon ond Pot Reed untors ore Ann Mtnwegen Louts Penno 1 htrev Dhlnehort ond Irene VGCCO Bosketboll ond the cheerleoders hfud much boqnce os ever The gtrls were otttred tn block corduroy tumpers converted dresses? vel low blouses block bows Q Id As ond sodde shoes Elected thts veor to toke the ploce of the sentors who wt!! groduote were Joyce Alberts Jon et LoI't Dt ne M Roe ond Nortto Show T ev dressed tn btock cordurov sktrts wesktts whtte bouses ond soddle shoes The vorsttv Cheerleoders h ve drtlted rt torrnottons rteot foot ond hond work and Cort wheels Thev hove h Ip d create school sptrtt ond good sportsrnonshtp thro,tqhout the school Prtn toot M E Row ev octed os sponsor of the group VARSITY MANAGERS Hop PICEUYSI Left to rtght Roburn Howland Eddte Guerrtero Anthony Murano and David Rea QUEEN AND HER COURT I2nd ptclurel Path Ktbbee, Dorls Galltauo, Dorothy Walker, Gnd Queen Joanne Palumbo, Caroltne Gucrrtero, Jr-'rn McE'roy, Ann Stcluffer, Nancy Aclerno CHEERLEADERS I3rd ptcturet Loutse Penne, Irene Vocco, Pat Reed, Morton Howe, Ann Mtnwegen, Carolyn Mazzofenfa, Shu Iey Rhtnehurt, Donna Morgan x ' C 1 V C s ' 'Six ,tu 'weve' trt 3 Ts wt- tt 'tv .1 'tx tts Cover The tob h ch these boxs un :I e R s ' : espfnstbt ttx The . tt-,t Htstrtg one Q Meet gmt E, f. to , t t gs Be I ' O 1 V , 1 H H ts I x U tt tort-X rzttt iytttf' v n jr the tri , h to Il ., s t R b ' 5C I w ' its H IDX 1' r'lCtr Dj td V-1 CD41 s 'Ph t 'Q Efi t-s Quer t t C 3 o . 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QD-All PIU .ms Cfwrtcm 1 Nohfmw ai' Chou' Members of the chour Include SOPRAN OS Mary Baldwun Beverly Bartko Eleanor Brown Jean Copelln Janet Deel Ann Mun wegen Kay Plckard Sally Powell Sandra Schossler and Marlene Whelpley ZND SO PRANOS Pat Ash Luanna Boyer Caroline Childs Cecile Crlttenden Elinor Diehl De anna House Nancy Keatlng Myrna Paden Irene Vacca lST ALTOS Nancy Acnerno Jerrlan Cheney Jean Crlttenden Carolnne Guer tenta Loss Mllls Carol Nleml Shirley Rhnnehart Donna Smack 2ND ALTOS Nancy Anderson Joan Blenko Kay Galla gher Marlon Howe Joanna Johnson June Mnlls Barbara Vettel Emlly Wnnnar IST TENORS Teresa Caruso Margaret Doran Jane Flndlay Bette Rae Luce Janet Recker Martha Wade ZND TENORS Bert Carllsle Mark Corts Jlm Glannell Gordon Hall Judd Lewis Joe Montanaro Ernle Smlth Joe Solembruno BARITONES Carl Chrnstlansen Jerry Kulala Don Post John Rosensteel Alfred Schader Don Watrous Davrd Welr Joe Zobllseln BASSES Tom Bates Dale Bentley Ernle Coluccl Ray Kovacs Anthony Marano Jlm McKee Howard Musser Don Strelcher Neal Truesdell Begnnnang a successful year the AHS a Cappella chour dnrected by Mass Altleld Exchange club Wednesday Nov 4 and the Rotary and Klwanls clubs Eruday and Tues day Dec ll and l5 resp ctlvely Instead of the usual procedure the a Cappella cholr presented thenr Christmas program to the publnc after the start of Chrlstmas vacatlon Sunday Dec 20 In addltlon to the Christmas program the cholr presented nts annual Sprung con S xtx O . . - I . , I , I . I I . I . I I I . I I A - 4 . I A I I I ' I I I I I . I I I J I I f J I I I , .I I I . I I I 1 l h I I . I . H y I I - l - - . I . . . fiefo, EVelY ' Loudermilk, C0V0lYn MUZZU' Johnson, sang at Hotel Ashtabula for the I , . I . .I . I Q I ' , g 1 ' ' ' - , , - , , , e ' . I . I I I , , . : I . . I ' I I I I . . , 1 I ' ' ' , . I I . . I . . . - ,er ,' SEGAMY tx I Ch Id Na cy Ac erro J Zo le ean Deanna House Top left left to raghf Mary Ealdwn Caro n Joan Baenko Bottom left left to raght Mary Baldwin Teresa Caruso Kay Plckard Tom Bates Gerald II left to raght Deanna House Eleanor Brown Lols Mills Joan Kulala Carolyn Mazzatenta Bula Be es Brenko at WICA TV cert Wednesday May l9 teaturang Any where I Wander The Gandy Dancers Ball Prelude of The Bells Taco Taco and Kashmara Song All are Fred Warang arrangements Two groups ot Sacred num bers and Negro Sparatuals were ancluded on the program Oftacers were Jerry Kuaala presadent Tom Bates vace presadent Mary Baldwan s cretary Carolyn Mazzatenta treasurer Kay Packard busaness manager and Teresa Caruso hastoraan Soloasts durang the year w re Mary Bald wan Tom Bates Mark Corts Gordon Hall Cerald Kuaala Kay Packard and Sandra Schossler The choar traveled to Cleveland to hear and vasat varaous school choars th re Th y sang at Baccalaureate and ended thear actavata s wath a banquet Sangang for varaous organazataons an s xtv se en Ashtabula and other cataes were two garls quartets Sharpettes Thas group sang on the tele and Sunbeam Shows several tames They appeared as guests at the Conneaut and Ashtabula SPEBSQA shows and sang at banquets and organazataons Members of the quartet are Cecale and Jean Crattenden Jane Fandlay and Kay Packard Bula Belles Eleanor Brown Loas Malls Deanna Haus and Joan Baenko are mem bers of thas quartet They appeared on WICA TV Home Town Teens Saturday naghts as well as on Erae s WICU TV and Cleveland TV stataons They sang an the Ashtabula SPEBSQA show and for many other organazataons They also audataoned tor the Paul Whate man show Saturday Jan l6 an Cleveland b . 1-A ' - - '5 -.. 4' 'T' - ' : i, i e ' 5, if ' , , ae La 5 ' , , ' I 1 5 I 1 1 1 D -1 . 1 I - 5 1 1 1 - 11 - - - 1 1 1 ' 11 11 1 , . 11 11 11 11 - - 11 D 1 1 T 1 I ' 11 . . 11 . 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C , . , . a - v Band First Row left to rlghf Mr Hamm at morning practice Mary Jane Zaback and Sonja Koflla p rachce Second Row A formation at Bula Field Concert rehearsal All band members knew that football season was just around the corner when 8 OO a m rehearsals started an preparation Serving the band members hot choco late on the chully mornungs at practlce was Mrs Hugh Murray president of the Band Boosters Other officers were Mr Ray Bald wnn vnce president Mrs R M Mack treas urer and Mrs J D Cowie secretary A New Years Eve party was guven by the Band Boosters at the home of Mrs Hugh Murray cert was given Thursday Feb 4 under the dlrectlon of W W Hamm The All Cnty Junior Hugh Band was also featured under the baton of O J Kaura assistant director The Bula Belles too sang selections at the COI'1CeI'f sxty e ht J J ,! s ' ,f lf f' h lf 7 h , J . . or O mme S OWS The Booster-sponsored Mud Winter Con- A surpruse party was guven follownng the concert for Mr Hamm nn honor of has twenty tnfth year as a band dnrector The Band Boosters sponsored a trlp to Pittsburgh Pa Frnday Mar 19 Offlcers for the year were Shirley Ban ning presndent Davud Wear vlce presndent Jerrlan Cheney treasurer Karen Johnson secretary and Barbara Luce, lubraraan A fnsh fry and a dance were gnven by the band to ranse money for the Annual Mulvtary Ball Saturday Apr lO A band festlval was held at Harbor Sat urday May l nn whuch AHS was one ot ten partnclpatlng bands Eleven members were chosen to play ln the All Star Band which was the combmatuon of these ten bands The Sprung Concert was gnven Wednes day May 5 Members of the band lusted wrth mstruments they play mclude FLUTES Jerrlan Cheney Barbra May nord Cecella Lauls and Lmda Castle CLARINETS Marnlyn Fogelstrom Peter Baldwrn Pat Cowle June Lowrey Claudoa Faulkerson Shnrley Campbell Paullne Meaney Betsy Fmch Jackie Konter John Hall: day Mary J Prestley Ronald Katnla James Powell Glorra Muller Lucllle Rocco Carol Luce and Patrlcla Stanberry ALTO CLARINETS Jean McElroy and Danna Guuo BASS CLARINETS James Hams and Gaul Stevens OBOES Betty Mack and Sylvna Llsawslu BASSOONS Kenth Ellns and Kay Rogers ALTO SAXO PHONES Shlrley Banning Karen Johnson Lucllle Getzy Janet Sooatnne Leagh Flsher and Sonya Kotlla TENOR SAHOPHONES Mary Jane Zaback and Eddle Schack BARITONE SAXOPHONE Robert Sherwood FRENCH HORNS Grant Brockway Mary Baldwin Bev erly Herl and Martha Halleen BARITONES Gerald Kuola Anthony Lang and Mary Lou Hoffman CORNETS Joanna Crawford Bull Cornelius Carlton Markm Hugh Murray Jr Robert Martin Donald Masek Neal Crlslnp Carol Allen and Davrd Boornhower 'IROMBONES Michael Corbrssero David Yeager Ernest Thomas Barbara Colllns Douglas Bennett and Gordon Stanley BASSES James McKee Davud Wen and Thomas Wnble DRUMS Norman Hopkuns Bette Rae Luce Wnllrarn Anderson Joan Spleth Joan Archubald Marlene Whelpley and Marcna Teed MAJORETTES Carol Hunter Joan Bowdler Nancy Wlble Lucille Pankowskl Vllglllld Kresavuch and Joyce Pamter sixty nme ' 1 I . . - - 1 1 , ., , . . . . . 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W x s ki ,I t li SENIOR CLASS PLAY lContunued from page 345 Authentuc lookung nuneteenth century scenery was desugned by technucal durector D C Hugbee and set desugners Charles Lully Louus More Teresa Perry and Dorothy Sturutz Duck Whelpley handled the lughtung Trackung down the real thung un propertues and costumes were Evelyn Loudermulk chaurman Pat Ash Mary Baldwun Shurley Bannung Karen Johnson Sonua Kotula Teresa Caruso Shurley Hall Joan Lulac Judy Somppu Januce Welser Kathleen Wulluams and Mary Jane Zaback The stage crew under the leadershup of Raburn Howland were Gary Davus Marvun Duetruch Margaret Doran Ford Eughmy Ben Fassett Bob Forloune Gordon Hall Jum Harrus Alan Headman Russell Jepson Jum Lacksonen Jerry Lyons Don Prullaman Janet Recker and Don Watrous Prompters were Mary Jane Zaback and Sylvua Lusowsku Carolune Chulds Cecule Cruttenden Jean Cruttenden Donna Morgan Vurgunua Puer pant and Janet Recker were un charge of make up Publucuty and programs were the responsubuluty of Don Bento Cecule Cruttenden Jean Cruttenden Bonuta Hauser Jum Lacksonen Maureen Loose and Sally Powell wuth Bonnue Hauser un charge of tuckets Ushers were Nancy Acuerno Pat Cowue Joanna Crawford Helen Farrell Carolune Guerruero Bonuta Hauser Joan Lulac Maureen Loose Jean McElroy Darlene Pankowsku Theresa Skufca and Emuly Wunnar AUDUBON NATURE CLUB Ronald Shubert presudent Earl Red mond vuce presudent Bernue Magnusen secretary and Roger Galluazzo treasurer were elected to govern the Audubon Nature club actuvutues D E Euverard was club advuser Durung early meetungs of the club ma uor actuvutues were planned uncludung an excursuon to the Cleveland Museum of Nat ural Hustory Crule Museum the Health Mu seum and the Cleveland Zoo The plans also uncluded several hukes to be taken un the late Wunter and early Sprung The SEEYY Ruchmond Tree Farm and vusuts to the Gulf were among those whuch the group took Offucers and other members of the club were tucket takers at the Hawk Mountaun lecture by Mauruce Broun whuch was held un February Thus was sponsored by the Wharram Nature club Some Audubon members partucupated un other hukes and meetungs held by thus club whuch us a coun ty organuzatuon Some club members help ed to mauntaun umprove and add to the school s exhubuts of specumens models and charts 1 1 1 - ' 11 - 11 V - - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I 1 - 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 ' I - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 T 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' I - . 1 - I - 1 1 - ' - I ' I I . . . , . . . I I - C SOPHOMORES IN LATIN CLUB Flrst Row Marllyn Molxoccl Vlr gunna Greenawalt Duane McRae, Joyce Alberts Mary Ellzabeth Sum ko Carol Allen Second Row Carol Stoneman Marcla Teed Barbara Wllson Mrs Johnson Llnda Llnd Betsy Fmch Robert Howe Third Row Ed Schack Leigh Fisher Cas mos Lourello Bull Forlome, A thony Cantagallo Davnd Morse, Davrd Smlth Don Post JUNIORS AND SENIORS IN LATIN CLUB Frrst Row Margaret Kapala Pat Reed Sally Powell Ceclle Crltten den Carollne Chllds Betty Mack Eleanor Brown Jean Copelln Pat Ash Second Row Peter Babcox Frank Wulamosky Mary Dretten bacher Sandra McRae Lols Mllls, Mrs Johnson Joanne Campbell Janice Welser Jean Crittenden Carol Hunter Thlrd Row Mark Corts Carl Strencher Bob For lolne Jerry Patrlarco Henry Stlne Keith Ellls Bert Carlisle, Duck Tagett FRENCH CLUB Flrst Row Carollne Guerrlero Kay Plc ard H e I e n Farrell Mary Baldwm Teresa Caruso Sonla Kotlla Vlvlan Yocum Second Row McElroy Jane Findlay Mlss Stay man Margaret Kapala Vlrqlnra Cleveland Nancy Anderson Third Row Ball Manchester Bob Orlando John Stoneburner Ellnor Dlehl Charlotte Swltzler Douglas Stone man Tom Tyler Ray Kovacs SPANISH CLUB Flrst Row Joan Lllac Vlrglma Greenawalt Bonita Hauser Carol Hampton Emlly Wmnar Beverly Elghmy Joann Sandy Donna Smock Joe Zobhsem Mxke Corbis sero Duck Vormelker Second Row Jacquelyn Sweet Kay Gallagher Charlotte Fritz Donna Guzla Kathy Wulllams Janet Recker Mrs McElroy Margaret Doran Kay Whalen Pat Cowie Ken Wood worth James Welton Thlrd Row Davrd Rea Ronald Shubert Gerald Kulala Jack Zaback Don Strelch er Gilbert Martello June Mllls Catharine Brockway Marlon Howe Deanna House Evelyn Loudermllk Mary Jane Zaback Joanna John son Fourth Row Barbara Vettel Joan Blenko Charlotte Trazzo Dee Ann Strmson Nancy Craig Frances Pokorny David Karbacka James Lacksonen Bob Craft Davnd Hott man James Parker Gary Johnson Dwnght Beatty Don Bochmeler Seventy two . . I . I' . I I I I . . 1 I : . ' I . , I - , I , I I I I 5 I I I I ' , I rl- , , . I . 2 I I Il T , I I I , , : I : I , I I I ' , , I , I . . I . : I 1 . ' . I . - . ' . ' . I I , . I I I ' k I, I I , I I , I I I May Ferguson, Betty Mack, Jean I I I I I I' , , I I , : I I . . I I , , I . , , - : I , ' . I I , I , , ' 4 . .I . I I I ' I i 5 I , , I I . , . , - 1 I I I I I ' I , : : . I I . II I I ' , I I I , , I , , , I . : I 2 , . I . I , I I ' 4 I I ' I . , I , , . LATIN CLUB Elected to offucuate un th Latun club were Duck Tagett presudent Carol Hunter vuce presudent Pat Reed secretary Cecule Cruttenden treasurer and Sally Powell hus toruan lnutuatuon for sophomores hughlughted the October meetung As part of the unutua tuon the gurls wore men s longu s and the boys wore gurls old foshuoned swummung suuts Carl Streucher was head of thus com muttee Caesar Crosses the Rubucon Romans vs Greeks tfootballl and Cucero vs Catulune un Mr Dustruct Attorney were three plays guven by Mark Corts Betsy Funch Davud Louus Betty Ma k Duane McRa Lous FRENCH CLUB Muss Mary Stayman club advuser was hostess for the furst meetung of the French club un October The fallowung offucers were ele ted Stoneburner secretary Kay Puckard treas urer Sonja Kotula and hustoruan May Fer guson Due to bad weather the combuned Chrustmas party and unutuatuon for uunuors planned un December at the hom of Sonya -gt SPANISH CLUB Elected presudent of th Spanush club un September was Evelyn Loud rmulk l-lelpung her were vuce presudent Jam s Lacksonen secretary Janet Recker and treasurer Mary Jane Zaback Mrs Gen vu ve McEl roy us club advuser Junuors were guests at the Chrustmas party and were admutted to th group the second semester Muss Mary Stayman showed sludes of her trup to Mexuco last Summer at th No vember meetung On dusplay were souven urs whuch she brought home Games and songs un Spanush provuded se e ty three Mulls l-lenry Stune and Frank Wulamosky at the November meetung Carol Allen Carolune Chulds Cecule Cruttenden Jean Cruttend n Cosmo Laur ello Sally Powell Davud Smuth and Carl Streuch r presented a Chrustmas play Fra ter Bestuarum un Decemb r Frank Wula neo ky a ted as Santa Claus for the e chanae of gufts uak offs onthe What s My Lune and Arthur Godfrey shows were presented by th members at the January meetung wuth Bcb Forloune as chourman Th lmperual Boll un March was O e fthe club s hughlughts as was the banquet whuch honored Mrs Arlene Johnson club advus r and senuors Kotula was can ell d and unstead an unfor mal party was h ld at school at whuch tume gufts were exchanged The club sold holly wreaths and gre ns Junuors gave skuts about Parusuan lufe as part of theur unutuatuou at the February meetung at Elunou Duehl s home Plans were ad for a banquet and a Spuurg pucnuc un May u: 7 the entertaunm nt for the Chrustmas party Pat Cowue told the Chrustmas story and Maruon l-low old how Chrustmas us cele brated un Spaun and Mexuco Gerald Ku ,ala Rorunu Shubert and Emuly Wunnar pres nted a play Carol l-lampton and Jum Parker broke the Punata The pre lenten meetung un March fea tured Gul Martello and lo Zobluseun un a skt whul Don Streucher showed fulms of Acapulco and ofa Mexu an bull fught Jerry Kuuala a compan ed by Evelyn Loudermulk sang Granada The club cl sed theur actuvutues wuth a pucnuc un Mav - . I I , Q ' I , I h , ' ' , ' I 1 u ' l , Q 5' I ' I I I I - C - 11 4 9 . - . . ' , . ' . s : x- 1 S ' I T 1' C ll I I - ll ' - Il V II . G . . . I b V . . . , C ,, . ,, . H 11 - - I 11 V T 1 - - ll . o I I I ' I . F . 0 . . O , 1 ' 1 '1 ' 1 ' ' , ' , ' : e , ' . ' - . . I 3 . . ' ' 2 2 e president, Jane Findlayg vice-presldent John during Christmas as a money-raising pro- F 1 4 F r 1 T . u' . . . , , , . , . . . . . . . . . PQ 3 . 6 . 4 4 . , ' e ' ' ' . e A . 2 . I . , . . U . I 3 2 . 2 F , . - 1 2 1 - ' C .9 - i Q .3 . . ' ' F' V l I ll - ll V 5 V A I - ' ' 3 - ' f Q ' 1 F' ' 1 ' ' , 11 11 n . PANTHER HI Y Duck Whelpley was elected Panther Hu Y presudent Thursday Sept 24 wuth Jerry Patruarco as vuce presudent Bradley Carle ton secretary Tam Bates treasurer and Jack Zaback chaplaun Bert Carlusle and Muke Mertz were appounted by the presudent as co chaurmen of th program commuttee for the year Mr Jack Stands boys work secretary at the YMCA spoke on Preuuduce at a meetung Monday Oct l2 A talk by H F Udell Road Foreman ot Engunes for N YC raulroad Monday Feb 8 centered on the hustory of the raulroad leadung up to duesuluzatuon and the advan tages of th duesel electro locomotuve Members of the club adopted a tamuly durung the Chrustmas season as a part of theur actuvutues DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION DEd club members elected Josephune Truguluo presudent Janet Adams vuce pres udent Juanuta Andrego secretary and Don Cumorell treasurer for the turst semester Patsy Muller presudent Elaune Gunatos vuce presudent Joyce Paunter secretary and Phyllus Grunnell treasurer served the sec ond semester To start actuvutues the Cats Prowl Dance was sponsored by D Ed members SENATE Senate oftucers elected durung the furst semester and contunuung throughout the year were Dan Prullaman presudent Tom Bates vuce presudent Danna Morgan sec retary and Beverly Bartko treasurer Wuth Pruncupal M E Rowley as advuser the senators lust at dutues for the furst sem ester uncluded sponsorung assemblues and a Chrustmas dance decoratung the Chrustmas tree un the turst floor carrudor and servung as hall guards Commuttees of the S nate sponsored Chrustmas Prom Fruday Dec l8 were Dec Hughlught of the socual actuvutues was a Snow Ball dance un January un the AHS 9Ym Goung to the Hu Y and Tru Y reguonal conference un December at Mt Unuon col lege were Bert Carlusle Gary Johnson Duck Whelpley and Jack Zaback Representung AHS un a prelumunary conference at Baldwun Wallace college for the Youth un Government program un February were Bradley Carleton Ralph Humphrey Gary Johnson Ernue Smuth Henry Stune and Jack Zaback Bradley was elected to the Ohuo Senate at the model leguslature un Columbus un Aprul and Ralph was named alternate Mr Jack Stands YMCA boys program execu tuve accompanued the boys The Panther l-lu Y was sponsored by A E Wught A Chrustmas party was another socual event ot the group tuons at Kent Columbus and Dayton were made by the 28 members ot the club Tours at the Paunesvulle Rayon Plant Coldette Manutacturung Co un Conneaut and the May Co un Cleveland were super vused by E F Stedman The club s actuvutues closed wuth the an nual Employers banquet un May oratuon chaurman Beverly Bartko and Tom Bates Russell Jepson Donna Morgan and Dorene Teter Orchestra chaurman was Don Prullaman assusted by Duane McRae The tucket commuttee headed by Joyce Alberts uncluded Anne Kuruger and Bar bara Wulson Cosue Patruck chaurman ot the clean up commuttee was assusted by Alan Headman Ray Kovacs Bob Orlando and Jack Zaback An untensuve study of the constututuon was b ung made as the second semester began VOCATIONAL COMMERCIAL CLUB For story see page 78 enty Y - - 11 11 - - I ' I - - I 1 1 ' ' I . . - l 1 1 - ' D ' .., , . 1 Q - ' ' 11 - 11 - II - I If I ' 1 1 - ' . . 1 1 1 . . 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C .., 1 1 ' 1 ' ' - our PANTHER HI Y First Row Steve Wnlbur Jrm Wel ton Tom Morris Ernie Srnuth Bert Carlrsle Phnl Jepson Second Row Anthony Cararo David Rea Ray Kangos M Wight Duck Whelp ley Make Mertz Henry Strne Thrrd Raw Jack Zaback Brad Carleton Ralph Humphrey Jerry Patrrarco Gary Johnson Howard Musser John Rosensteel Tom Bates D ED CLUB Frrst Row Barbara Hew tt Joanne Palumbo Patty Enos Elo ne Gma tos Don Crmorell Eleanor Phrlllps Juanrta Andrego Vrrglno Slastram Josephme Trrgrlro Second Row Judy Bennett June lowrey Janet Adams Mae Marne Anderson Shirley Hall Claudia Faulkerson Patsy Mrllcr Shrrley McKean Joanne Maourr Thrrd Row Janrcc Pettrt Bonnie Klasen Vrolet Buck Don Loose M Sterman Francis Sheppard Joan Post Phyllis Gran nell Lu Ann Pankoswr SENATE McRae Joyce Alberts Prmcupal M E Rowley Dorene Teter B verly Bartko Anne Kurrger Second Row Ronne Orlando Bull Forloxne Don Strercher Jack Zaback Barbara Wrlson Don Phlllaman Morvm Detrrch Russell Jepson ThrdRow Wolfgang MIQQO Lcsle DeGn naro Alan Headman Mark Corls Gary Johnson Stanley Guerma Cosle Patnck Ray Kovacs Tom Bates VOCATIONAL COMMERCIAL CLUB Flrst Row Olympia Allano Pattr Krbbee Frances Garstenschlager Theresa Skufca Dorothy Walker Kotherme Skufca Second Row Dorene Teter GertrL.d Faulkerson Joanna Crawford Mrs Wetmore Janet Palmrter Janet Corey Teresa Perry Thlrd Row Catherme Col lette Colleen Flaherty Vrrgmo Krvela Elarne Westerrnen Nancy Aclerno Marlon Crlslrp Ann Stout ter Joanne Kresovrch enemy l I . . 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S - we BLACK AND GOLD SERVICE CLUB OFFICERS Frrst Raw Joan Spleth Carol Hun er Jean Crlttenden Carolme Chulds Emlly Wmnar Joanna Claw ford Second Row Mr Ball Benny Fassett John Stoneburner lm Lacksanen Raburn Howland Duck Hampton Mr Farello SOPHOMORE Y TEENS Frrst Row Eve Farrell Joanne Mer clllrott Martha Halleen Carol Luce Peggy McAllister Anne Kun ger Second Row Lucllle Getzy Evo Hickman Mrs Wentlrng Marr Iyn Jute Janet Meahl Sue Ball JUNIOR SENIOR Y TEENS Frrsi' Row Shirley Cox Joan Lula: Roseanne Condela Helen Farrell Mary Baldwm Shirley Alleman Mary Kay Adams Pat Ash Rose mary Galovlch Second Row Joanne Wrllnams Beverly Elghmy Karen Johnson Betty Mock Marlene Whelpley Mrs Clark Jean McEI roy Eleanor Brown Jean Cover Vrrgmra Cleveland Third Row Charlotte Fritz Shrrley Banning Wade Sylvia Lrsowskl Janet Al dermon June Mills Nancy Ander son Lols Mills Fourth Row Deanna House Mary Dreffenoacher Char lo'te Sw tzler Sandra McRae Judy Somppn Jeanne Owen Margaret Carnpany Charlotte Trozzo Dee Ann Shmson Maxine Levm CANTEEN COUNCIL Frrst Row Jo Ann Martino Caroline Guerrnero Donna Morgan Betty Whute Emlly Wmnar Shirley Paul chel Joanne Sandy Irene Vacca, Carolyn Mauatenta Second Row Pat Reea Jean McElroy Jane Fund c Co een Flaherty M Jack Stands Beverly Bartko Nancy Acerro Los Mills Joanna John on Benny Fassett Thlrd Row Jock Zaback Bob Orlando Bradley Carleton Jerry Patrlarco Ralph Humphrey Davld Lours Alan Head man Tom Bates Jlm Lacksonen Raburn Howland SEVEYWYY Us : . 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I ' , r , .Q BLACK AND GOLD SERVICE CLUB For story see page 82 SOPHOMORE Y TEENS Meetung monthly each furst Tuesday Sophomore Y Teens elected Ann Kuruger presudent Sue Ball wuce presudent Martl'a Halleen secretary Janet Meahl treasurer and Eve Farre'l and Januce Mc Kee unterclub councul members Wuth the aud of Mrs Sue DeVassue and Mrs Ann Went ung as advusers the group sold potato chups un O tober The Thanksguvung assembly Vledneseday Nov 25 was yountly presented by the Sophomore Y Teens and chorus To and foreugn needy the grolp sponsored the Mutten Hop Fruday Dec 4 at the YCanteen A JUNIOR SENIOR Y TEENS Cornbuned unto one club nceetuna the thurd Mon day of each month Junuor Senuor YTeens wuth Mrs W J Clark as advuser elected Joanna Craw ford presudent DeeAnn Stumson vuce presudent Charlotte Trozzo secre ary Betty Mack treas.1rer and Jean McElroy and June Mulls unterclub councul members The group observed Hobo Day Vfednesday Sept 30 as they raused money through odd uobs Y Teen Roll Call week O t I2 l9 w s observed by sellung potato chups and presentung a Scarves Around the World program on WICA TV Monday O l2 Hughlughtung the October meetung w s a talk by Muss Mary Ann Davud about Lebanon where the Y Teens sent their s arf The group traveled to Lake Erue college to see the Paunesvulle Luttle Theater productuon Our Town Wednesday and Saturday N v ll and l4 Mrs Robert Kumball guest speaker at the Thanks guvung potluck supper Monday Nov l6 spoke on Bay Gurl Relatuonshup The Drumstuck Dance was the Gurl Ask Boy dance Wednesday Nov 25 Admussuon was a hunt ung lucense Commuttee chaurmen were Beverly Eughmy Pat Ash DeeAnn Stumson Mary Baldwun and Helen Farrell Y CANTEEN COUNCIL Openung the l953 54 season the YCanteen Councul sponsored an lnduan Summer dance as the turst of the season Mary Jane Zaback of AHS and Wulluam Stegall of l-tl-lS reugnea as lnduan Pruncess and Brave Thus years councul consustung of 5l members from Ashtabula and Harbor hugh s hools met each mor-th to plan a dance for teen agers Assumung responsubulutues as co chaurmen of the seventy seven mutten plus 50 was the admussuon Commuttee Chaur men were Lu ulle Getzy Martha Halleen Ann KJru ger Joanne Merculluat and Peggy M Al uster Rcastzng marshmallows and wueners hugh lughted the meetung Thursday Jan l4 St Valentune s Day customs and oruguns were pre sented at a party Thursday F b ll The Easter protect was sendung a b sket of fr t to the Smuth Home Servuce prouects un March and Aprul were collect ung sweaters and bathung suuts of varuous suzes to send overseas The funal meetung Tuesday May 4 was un the fornr of an outdoor pucnuc and Co cd party The club adopted a famuly at fuve for theur Chrust mas project for whuch th y gave gufts canned goods and a complete Chrustmas dunner The Chrustma party was held Monday D c I4 at the home of Mrs Clark A talk about the YWCA Centennual by Muss Betsy Brxan and a talk on Israel by Mrs Jacob Gross man featured the meetungs un February and March respectuvely each gurl gave a penny for every day of the year as her burthday guft toward the YWCA Centennual June Mulls was Penny Parade chaurman A Co ed party was held at the YWCA Saturday March l3 wuth Joanna Crawford DeeAnn Stumson and Betty Mack as commuttee chaurmen ln April the group traveled to the Cleveland playhouse Raduo and TV skuts were presented observance of Natuonol YTeen week Aprul I9 25 ln cooperatuon wuth the musuc department the group took part un the Easter assembly Wednesday Aprul lA Durung May offucers were guven YTeen awards and a dunner was held Summer plans unclude a beach party and slum ber party at the home of Mrs Clark The club wull also be represented by a gurl at the Y Teen con ference at Ohuo Wesleyan unuversuty June l9 27 councul were Ben Fassett of AHS and Ray Petros of l-'ll-'S whule Carolyn Mazzatenta served as secretary Members cooperated un sharung the varuous dutues requured to put on successful dances Bula and l-lar bor alternated on the commuttees Monthly actuvutues for councul members uncludeda trup to Nelsons Ledges a skatung and a Valentune party Mr Jack Stands and R A Ho rocks of the YMCA were advusers for the councul I . : . . I v - , ' L , C' , , ' - - 1 u , 1 , ' ' , 2 I . V , I X ' - x . . . -. r - ' ' , . . , , u . . , e . . - , 3 uu I J , , . . . . . , f l . I I I ' I - ' ' , . ' K , X . Q . . . . f . , ' -, ' V ' ' A e ' , , . . . ' , - ' ' , ' S , l Q l , l ' l I f 9 - 1 . , , . I A I I I ' ' 1 A . I I n . u -f - ' l , q The Penny Parade project began in March as - c . - , c A ll I I - . T ' . ll ll ' ct, . ' . . . . - f - . .I , ' ' in . . - . ru H A , , u - - . I O I ' , . , I . I 1 , I . - I ' I - . I I . u, . ,, . . 1 . u ' ' ' . ,, . ,, - . , . V P , , , . , V THESPIAN TROUPE 366 President Pat Reed vlce president Carl Stretcher secretary Elnnor Dnehl and treasurer Tom Bates were the l9S3 54 offlcers of Thespuan Troupe 366 an honorary Dramatic society Tom Bates Jerrlan Cheney Cecule and Jean Cru tenden Ellnor Dlehl Margaret Doran Kenth Ellls Gordon Hall Raburn Howland Jerry Kulala Charles Lnlly Carolyn Mazzatenta Pat Reed Carl Stretcher DRAMATIC CLUB Invtuatlon for new members hnghllghted the ep tember meetlng of the Dramatnc club They pre sented short skuts monologues and pantomnmes Cecile Cr ttenden Margaret Doran Benny Fas sett Jane Flndlay Carol Hampton Jam Lacksonen Maureen Loose Evelyn Loudermilk Bette Luce Ann Mlnwegen Janet Recker and Mary Jane Zaback were ID charge of the Chrustmas party Gafts were collected for the Chnldren s Home The Dramatic club rn cooperation wvth the Jurnor Red Cross presented a musncal varnety show Elected offncers were presndent Pat Reed vuce pressdent Carl Stretcher secretary Elmor Duehl and treasurer Tom Bates The Importance of Bemg Earnest a three act play hzghllghted the trap to Kent State unlverslty for 50 members of the club The group presented three one act plays Thurs Duck Tagett and Mary Jane Zaback were members of the troupe last year Seniors elected to membershlp thus year were Jane Fnndlay Dale Hoplnght Bonlta Hauser Evelyn Loud ermllk and Sally Powell The Th spuan banquet at the end of the year concluded the troupes actnvutves Mr Donald Knott supervised the group day March 4 rn a pay assembly Taklng part In The Lottery under the dlrectlon of Mr Knott were Joan Buenko Nancy Creed Keith Ellis Patsy Frisch Ed Guerrlero Dale Hopllght Tom Jackson Maureen Locs Cecelia Louis Davnd Louns Lou Mazzatenta Ed Schack and David Wear Under student dlrectuon of Marlon Howe thos taking parts rn Wllburs Wild Night were Joan Archlbald Beverly Bartko Jean Crittenden Gary Davis Jnm Gvannell Gordon Hall Davld Smith and Mary Jane Zaback Maker of Dreams dlrected by Duck Tagett had the followlng cast Gerald Kulala Pat Reed and Carl Stretcher Elnnor Dnehl was In charge of muslc The play Wllburs Wlld Night was presented at the Wfndemere PTA meetnng Tuesday Feb l6 Maker of Dreams was presented to Saybrook Mon day March 8 VOCATIONAL COMMERCIAL CLUB Pncture on page 75 Typing envelopes for the Ashtabula County Tuberculosis assocuatlon, doang pro jects for the Ashtabula Gas Co checklng coats and sellnng pop at the basketball games kept the Vocatuonal Commercual gurls busy Ann Stauffer presudent Joanna Craw ford secretary Dor ne Teter treasurer Vurgunla Klvela hustornan and Janet Pal miter photographer were the offucers elec ted at the fnrst meetung at the home of Mrs Dons Wetmore, advlser A potluck dnnner and gnft exchange were featured at the Chrnstmas party at the home of Marlon Crusllp Irmgard Von Meer an exchange stud ent from Germany gave a talk about her home and school lufe during the February meeting at Joanna Crawford s home An Employers Banquet March of Memories hnghlnghted the March meetung Committee chanrmen were Program Colleen Flaherty lnvutatrons Elaune Wes ternnen Place Menu and Decoratlons Janet Carey, and Hostess Joanne Kreso vuch The annual trlp In April and a plcnlc In May at the Summer home of Ann Stauf fer concluded the year s actuvutles seventy enght I I - I I ' I I , , , - . 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I ' ' ' THESPIANS Flrst Row Maureen Loose Cecllc Crittenden Carolyn Mazzatenta Pat Reed Margaret Rose Doran Je r r I a n Chen y Second Row Charles Lllly Gerald Kulala Mary one Zoback M Knott Elmor Diehl Jean Crittenden Duck Taq e T lrd Row Carl Stre c er elth llls Gordon Hall Tom Bates Raburn Howland SOPHOMORES IN DRAMATIC CLUB Flrst Row Eve Farrell Marilyn Mol zoccl Joyce Albcrts Dvanne M Rac lrene Bottmelln Nonta Shaw Carolyn Lago Harry Corblssero Jum Glannell Second Row Lucnlle Bartone Joan Spleth Nancy Creed Mary Jeanette Prestley Carol Nlch olas Carol Allen Marcla Teed Judy Warren Nancy Chapman Cecelia Louls Bob Martln Thlrd Row Judd Lewis Bob Bishop Louis Manatenta Bull Forloune Knott JoAnn Caughlm Nancy Coxe Janlce Brake Katherine Hop llght Barbara Collms Tom Jack son Fourth Row Marilyn Nicholas Carol Kangas Sandra Levme Patsy Frlsch Dolores Flsh Barbara Walson Joan Dramls Shirley Crowl Manlyn Welser Kay Carraher Davld Srmth Bob Howe JUNIORS IN DRAMATIC CLUB First Row Bette Rae Luce Pat Allshouse Nancy Wuble Betty White Carol Hampton Shirley Rhlnehart Joanne Walllams Joan Archibald Irene Vacca Joan Bowd ler Judy Loose Kay Gallagher Second Row Janet Alderman Joanne Sandy Nancy Keatung Ann Mlnwegen Donna Smock Marllyn Fogelstrom Marlene Whelpley 9 Y Shnrley Campbell Beverly Bartko Charlotte Trozlo Vlrglnua Cleve land Thlrd Row Peter Babcox Myrna Paden Sandra Schossler Nancy Anderson Janet Hugh Joyce Kendall Pat Kinsella Vnrglma Kresovuch Joanna Johnson Bar bara Vettel Jo Ann Blenko Dee Ann Stnmsan Nancy Cralg Ray Ko vacs Fourth Raw Bull Lawrence Davud Weur Jack Zaback Gilbert Martello MlchaelMert1 Mr Knott Henry Stlne Davld Louls Lanny Lehto Mark Carts Gary Johnson Donald Vocca Cosle Patrick SENIORS IN DRAMATIC CLUB First Row Kay Puckard Donna Mor gan Joan Lulac Cecule Crnttenden Sandro Pekonen Jean Copelm Teresa Caruso Dans Galllauo Maureen Loose Ernlly Wmnar Mary Baldwm George Decalre Charles Lully Second Row Jane Findlay Carolyn Mazzatenta Pat Reed Caroline Chllds Jean Mc Elroy Sally Powell Janet Recker Kathleen Wulllams Teresa Perry Colleen Flaherty Pat Cowie Jean Crrttenden Jerrlan Cheney Thlrd Row Duck Togett Don Watrous Gerald Kulala Jlrn Harris Benny Fassett Don Prlllaman Marvm Dnetrnch M Knott Margaret Rose Doran Vurgnma Plerpont Sylvna Llsovskl Mary Jane Zaback Norma Peterson Fourth Row Evelyn Loud ermnlk Judy Sornppl Elmor Diehl Bob Farlolne Ford Elghmy Gordon Hall Keuth Ellis Jerry Lyons Carl Stre cher Norman Dent: Tom Batcs Dale Hopllght Jem Lackso nen Raburn Howland C QFY , , , , ' A e 5 A : J , r. . 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SENIOR AUTO MECHANICS Flrs Row Wlllard Snyder Bur Tennant Paul Band George D colre Duck Bruosta Bob Freeborn Ray McCarty Second Row Jum Ruchcreek Larry Wlsun Gordon Wood Mr Bolender Jlm Papalexls Gordon Hall Duck Hutchinson JUNIOR AUTO MECHANICS Flrst Raw Phll Slavlc Ruchard Clmorell Jlm Hmson Bull Cornelius Tom Morrls Lloyd Rockwell Jerry Rrchards Earl Scott Second Row Make Kenny Walter Wlllmg Car Dell Humphrey Norman Alford Mr Bolender Jrm Muller Bull Kananen Rudolph Vendrttu Larry Anderson INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLASS 'lrst Row John Ralph Henry Muto Bull Humphrey George Jenks Nor non Hopkms Dlck Powers Ralph .aerald Bob Keagle Second Row, Wllbur Kidder Paul Carpenter, Bob Wllcom Brad Carleton, M Kohut Wolfgang Mlggo Jurn Long Dennis Layman Thurd Raw Ralph Humphrey G er a I d DeGennara Rrchard Rlgden Robert Taylor, Doug Stoneman Jlm Parker How ard Musser Cosle Patrlck Bob Satuck JUNIOR RED CROSS First Row Carole Perry Nancy Keatmg Sandra Pelfonen Esther Landoltl Jee Capelln Pat Ash May Ferguson Peggy McAIllster Marclo Teed Joanne Wllllams Jrm Guannell Second Raw Sally Pow ell Donna Smack Janet Meohl Dorothy Stlntz Mary Jane Camp Iese Barbra Maynard Mrs, Rogers Mrs. Casady Marlene Whelpley Kay Gallagher Carol Hampton Judd Lewis' Third Row: Ray Sec- chiari Earl Redmond Don Wat- rous Nancy Craig Carol Niemi Frances Pokorny Deanna House Janice Welser Dorothy Ford Carol Giraro' Fourth Row: Gilbert Mar- tello, Mark Carts, Dale Haplight, Alfred Schader, Anthony Long,Neal Truesdell, Tom Morris. eighty AUTO MECHANICS Auto mechanscs classes have two clubs the Sensor club ss called the Savsngs club whsch puts money sn the Natsonal bank every we k S nsor offscers are pressdent Jsm Rschcreek vsce pressdent Rschard Hutchsnson secretary treasurer Wslbur B sss Junsors have organszed a club whose masn purpose ss to buy an automobsle and INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLASS All sndustrsal arts sn the hsgh school ss under the supervssson of J B Kohut Tenth grade shop work Involves skll study of matersals of lndustry and draft sn In the hop the boys made practsca projects sn electrscsty metals and wood pattern maksng Some of the projects were soldersng srons lamps transformers electrsc burnsng pencsls electrsc motors weather vcsnes and plastsc psns ln wood pattern maksng the student learns how metal castsngs are made IUNIOR RED CROSS Servsng as offscers thss year for the Junsor Red Cross were Sally Powell press dent Carol Hampton vsce pressdent Bar bra Maynard secretary and May Fergu son treasurer The group packed Chrsstmas boxes for the County Home and a chest for overseas The chest contasned recreatsonal equsp ment such as rubber balls and baseballs e ghty one reconvert st The sunsors elected as press dent Earl Scott vsce pressdent Jerry Rsch ards secretary treasurer Mschael Kenny The two clubs together are sponsorsng a boy to enter the Soap Box derby They also took a fseld trsp to the Her cules Motor company sn Canton Ohso under the dsrectson of C J Bolender group sponsor One semester of draftsng ss requsred from these students Junsors sn the shop are on wood machsne productson Cabsnets cases and other projects are buslt for the school the fsrst semester Dursng the second semester the student may select draw and make hss chasrs a l4 foot plywood boat and corner cabsnets The eleventh grade course sn draftsng consssts of ssometrsc perspectsve cabsnet pattern layout and machsne dessgns A course sn archstectural detasl and ress dentsal plannsng ss offered to sensors school and health supplses such as pen csls tablets toothbrushes and soap Muss cal snstruments such as harmonscas and ocarsnas and fsrst asd ksts were also sn cluded sn the chest Hsghlsghtsng the Years actsvstses was a Musscal Revsew Mrs Helen Casady and Mrs Hazel Rog ers were the club advssers I ' s I ' - l , ' ' f ' I ' - e . e ' A ' ' f T I I . ' I ' I Y . i I I 5 . . ' I I gg . ' 1 S l ' I 1 I In A - A s own project. Some of the protects are lawn I . ' U ' 1 I I A I I I 1 . - I I C . . . . ' ' I 1 r I ' . . I - I 1 I' l 1 1 1 ' .- f I ' - 1 ' r ' I . . . . . S 1 . . . II - 1 II , , DEBATE CLUB The furst Debate club un many years was organuzed under the sponsorshup of Mr Frank Farello Because of hus motuvatung unterest un the Debate a Month Club Peter Babcox was elected presudent Vuce presudent Carl Streucher and Secretary Treasurer Pat Reed rounded out the lust of offucers After due consuderatuon the topuc Re PROIECTIONIST CLUB Among the many achuevements of the Prouectuonust club un l953 54 was the buy ung of new extensuon cords new fabruc for a portable screen and mauntaunung and runnung projectors for all classes and meet ungs Charles Lully was chosen presudent of the Beth Tuffner were elected vuce presudent and secretary treasurer respectuvely Ad vuser was D E Euverard A motuon pucture assembly was held BLACK AND GOLD SERVICE To promote unterest un actuvutues and the school us the chuef concern of the Black and Gold Servuce Club sponsored by R A Ball and Mr Frank Farello Elected to hold offuces thus year and reugn over I76 members were Benny Fas sett presudent Carol Hunter vuce presu dent Joan Spueth secretary and Duck Hampton treasurer Students wullungly helped organuzatuons by usherung at band chour concerts and solved That l8 year olds should be allowed to vote was chosen for the year Thus de bate was presented for the student body un an assembly For the furst year membershup was lum uted to 20 uunuors and senuors Students unterested un becomung members after the prelumunary organuzatuon meetungs were to guve a fuve munute talk as a requurement for entrance Wednesday Feb 24 to rouse money wuth whuch to umprove the prouectors and for other equupment The feature fulm was Seal Island by Walt Dusney Sux car toons were also shown A profut of SlO5 60 was made Plans were made to go to Shea s prouec processes work Begunners puns and Master Operator puns were agaun awarded thus year to stu dents who qualufued for them CLUB football games sellung programs and col lectung tuckets These are some of the ways un whuch creduts are earned Others unclude beung un the band and or chour membershup on the football basketball squads partucupatung un Class or other plays put on by the Dramatuc club beung on commuttees such as refreshment enter taunment transportatuon publucuty secre tarual decoratuon and pep Members who achueved 25 creduts re ceuved letters Recognutuon Day eughty t c . I . ' 11 ll V I I . ' ' ' 1 - . . - . T I . . . I ' 4 . . . . - - I 1 I - l ' I ' I . . , . . I . . . . ,, ,, . . I ' - . . W . . I ' - club for the year, while Norman Olson and tion booth to see how 3-D and cinemascope . . , . - I A - I - I . . I . I Q . l ' I . q , , I I I I - - A ' - . . h . ' I 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' - I I I I I ' I I ' ' - w DEBATE CLUB Frrst Row Rosemary Galovlch Irene Vacca Beverly Bortko Ann Mmwegen Carolyn Mozzotenta Pot Reed Second Row Irmgard Von Meer Peter Babcox Henry Stme Davld Louls Carl Strelcher Jlm Lacksonen Mr Farello Thlrd Row Dale Hopllght Tom Bates Raburn Howland Mlke Mertz PROJECTIONIST CLUB Flrst Row Pe99Y McAllister Beth Tattner Robert Bnshop Janet Meohl Ronald Shubert Second Row Louls More Dale Bentley Robert Sherwood Richard Ander son Larry Anderson Mr Euverard Third Row Ben Fassett Don Wat rous Dole Hopllght Dennis Woode Norman Olsen Charles Lllly Not un Plcture Norman Dietz Robert Howe Robert Sunogel Dave Smlth Ernie Smlth SERVICE CLUB KGroup 23 Frrst Row Shnrley Cox Roseanne Candela Nancy Leech Nancy Wlble Peggy Smith Joanne Wll llams Carol Hampton Judy Loose Joan Archibald Janet Deel Myrna Lander Beverly Gull Second Row Mr Forello Irene Vacca Joanne Sandy Beverly Bartko Marlene Whelpley Eleanor Brown Ann Mlnwegen V 1 r g I n I a Cleveland Marrlyn Green Charlotte Frltz De lores Ray Jean Cover Maxlne Le vm Third Row Vlrglnla Kresovlch Margaret Company Pat Kunsella Nancy Anderson Loss Mllls, Joanna k Mary Dnettenbacher, Jeanne Owen Charlotte Trozzo Dee Ann Stlmson Mr Ball Fourth Row Nancy Cralg Frances Pokorny Sandra Pankowslu Jack loback Don Watrous Gary Johnson Mar vln Dretruch Jlm Locksonen Tom Bates Alan Headman John Stone burner Gary Davls Raburn How land Duck Hampton SERVICE CLUB lGroup 'll Flrst Row Mr Frank Farello Kay Puckard Joan Lllac Helen Far rell Teresa Caruso Emlly Wlnnar Maureen Loose Karen Johnson Joanna Crawford Dons Gafllazza Carolnne Chvlds Janet Recker Cecile Cruttenden Mr Ball Second Row Ann Plzxuto Carole Perry Linda Headley Joyce Alberts Norlta Shaw Jaan Spleth Mary Jeannette Prestley Carolyn Logo Carol Nicholas Carol Allen Mar cla Teed Nancy Chapman Nancy Cox Ben Fassett Thlrd Row Judy Warren Anne Kurlger Peggy Mc Allister Katherine Hopllght Mar llyn Nucholos Barbara Wllson Sandra Levlne K a y Carraher Sue Ball Don Post Betsy Finch Thomas Jackson Alfred Schoder Gerald Kugala Fourth Row Sally Powell Pat Reed Jane Findlay Margaret Doran Shurley Banning Jean Crittenden Sylvla Lnsowskl Carol Hunter Mary Jane Zaback Charlotte Swltzler Judy Samppl Kerth Ellis Don Benro enghty three Z I U , , , , I C . '. . ' . . . - : : .I I , . . 2 , I I I , . 1 : I . I , . .1 , . I : ' , I - I I ' I , . : , A . ' . ' ' Z I . ' . ' - I I l ' , . 1 . f D , , 2 : b , , , , . ' . . . ' . . ' , I . I ' . . I . .'. . - : 2 , , C . ' , Johnson, Deanna House, Jaan Bien- o, ' . , , , r. 1 : , ' , , , . ' U I ' I ' , , I . I ' I . I ' , . l Z . ' , I I ' . ' , , , , . . , - I , , , . , 1 , , . I - I . I I . , , I I I ' , I I . J . 2 . ' . ' . - , ' . ' . - U , , , Y , : 24 , , 1 . , . ' . . r' , , I .. ' I I , , . MACHINE SHOP CLASS First Row: Stanley Osowski, Richard Carlo, Richard Ballo, Bill Law- rence, Donald Supina, Eddie Voirolg Second Row: Raymond Kangas, Nick Zalimeni, Raymond Secchiari, Mr. Fiorenza, Anthony Cararo, Daryl Upole, Ralph Warren. ELECTRIC SHOP CLASS First Row Dick Luoma Norman Slmko Keith Halleen Phil Carlo Dick Whelpley Second Row Terry Molslo Russell Jepson, Jerry Cbluc Cl Eugene Cottom Dave LaBounty John Martello Third Row Jim Kid ner Don Crawford Duane Muse Mr Wight Mr Jamison Robert Sunagel Dick Heltanen FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First Row Andra Fitzgerald Made line Esposito Janet Brayman Carol Luce Alice Zimmerman Joanne Mercilliutt Second Row Jeannette Hanna Nylodme Herttua Martha Halleen Miss Day Anne Kurlger Donna May Third Row Lois Buck Marilyn Jute Janet Paulson Mary Gary Lucille Getzy, Shirley Crowl Caroline Jenks FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Guerrlero Mary Elizabeth Slmko Marylou Stevens Sonya Kotlla Mary Baldwin Emily Wmnar Carol Hamp ton Betty Mack Judy Warren Second Row Caroline Childs Jean McElroy Cecile Crittenden Sally Powell Joann Sandy Miss Howard Ann Mlnwegen Virginia Cleveland Kathleen Whalen Kathleen Wil liams Third Row Virginia Pierpont Eva Hickman Beverly Elghmy Carol Glraro Jean Crittenden Luanna Boyer Cecile Sprong Sylvia Lisow ski Beulah Boyer Nancy Anderson Joanna Johnson Fourth Row Bert Carlisle Charlotte Trozzo DeeAnn Stimson Jacqueline Konter Betsy Finch Dan Prlllaman Ford Elghmy Bill Manchester Altred Schader Koy Carraher Pat Cowie eighty tour 1 :1 I . I 1 1 1 1 . i : 1 I - 1 I1 I I 1 I I - 1 I 1 I 1 . I . I , , . . I. ' - I 1 I 1 1I I 1 I I 5 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 2 1 1 ' 1 ' 1I 1 First Row: Kay Pickard, Caroline I 1 I I 1 . 1 I 1 I 1 1 - 1 1 I I : : I I , 1 I 1 1I I 1I I 1 1 I 1 . 1 I . 1 1 1 - :I 1 I 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 - 1 1 1 I I : I 1 I 1 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 I , , . MACHINE SHOP CLASS Machsne shop sensors spent the year sn the masntenance ot machsnery and the tacklsng of more complex problems on lathes and msllsng machsnes Junsors whsle orsentated sn machsne shop work concentrated on mas tersng lathe operatsons The group ss supervssed by S J Fsorenzo ELECTRIC SHOP CLASS Electrsc shop pupsls vsssted Relsance Electrsc sn Ashtabula and the Gen eral Electrsc Bulb works and Nela Park Lsghtsng lnststute sn Cleveland They also snspected the CEI plant at Eastlake Sensors worked on the Columbus school addstson and also went to radso and TV statson WICA Sensors have been studysng radsos A C and D C motors and controls whsle sunsors have been studysng bells lsghtsng and telephone csrcusts For use sn the shops they have bought a televssson set whsch they are snstallsng and about whsch they wsll learn FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA A Halloween party Thanksgsvsng supper meetsng and a Chrsstmas party were hsghlsghts ofthe Fall and Wsnter actsvstses ot the Future l-lome makers of Amersca A dance called Wsnter Whsrl was guven Frsday Feb 5 whsle a talk on Sprsng Fashsons was gsven by Msss Lousse Tslley of Carlssles at the regular February meetsng Planned for the Sprsng were a St Patrscks Day party a pscnsc and banquet JoAnne Mercsllsott pressdent Madelsne Espossto vsce pressdent Carol Luce secretary and Janet Paulson treasurer were the oftscers servsng thss year Msss Isabel Day ss advsser of thus group FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Fsfty fsve members of the Future Teachers of Amersca took over the classroom dutses of elementary teachers of the Csty school system Thursday and Frsday Jan 7 8 whsle the regular teachers attended a readsng demonstratson Wednesday Feb 24 sensor members of the club attended a conference at Lake Erse college lrmgard Von Meer exchange student from Germany spoke on school lste sn that country at the March meetsng whsle Supersntendent E l Gep hart spoke at the Aprsl meetsng of the group Members were guests of Delta Kappa Gamma at a Teacher Recrust ment tea sn Orwell sn March Every member of the organszatson has had an opportunsty to spend an entsre day sn vssstatson wsth a teacher sn the elementary or sntermedsate grades to observe the dutses and work of her prospectsve professson Servsng as oftscers thas year were Jean McElroy pressdent Carolsne Chslds vsce pressdent Cecsle Crsttenden secretary and Sally Powell treas urer Msss Margaret Howard ss advsser of thss group sghty f 1 1 - , . . . . , , 1 1 ' 1 1 11 - - 11 Q - - 1 ' 1 11 . . ,, . . . . . , . . , . . A 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I I - - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - e -ive lf S if Q41 'HIV 'fu T' K' X Dart taff Outer circle Top center Left to right Don Prlllaman Josephine Trlglllo Cecile Crltten den Michael Mertz Donna Guuo Anthony Long Don Bento Dale Bentley Delores Ray Duck Tagett Pauline Meaney Sally Powell Second circle Top center Left to right Lillian Sposlto Carolyn Hiner Betty White Jerrnan Cheney Frances Colicchio Charles Lilly Bette Rae Luce Mary Dreftenbacher Cath erme Collette Center Miss Kahne Mrs Witt The i954 DART Yearbook means the end of high school journalism for l7 of 25 staff rs We have contributed to I8 issues of the newspaper and created a Yearbook of which we are proud Our greatest reward will be the satisfaction of knowing that you too are proud ot it Like the UN, we have worked to bring better understanding and a spirit of coopera tion within the school with up-to-the-minute news and interesting facts about your class- mates and school un the paper The front page featured Board Briefs Read Take Heed and Looking Ahead Columns hughlughtung page two were Bug s Eye View Dizzy Dame and Suzie Shopper Sez Page three contained uunuor hugh news faculty and clubs Extra Points along wuth thorough coverages of sports added the funushung touch to the fourth page of our bu weekly publication Heading the staffers thus year were Carolyn Mazzatenta and Ann Stauffer, co edutors wuth Rosemary Galovuch and Donna Morgan as associate edutors who assumed co edutor ship of the Yearbook Mary Dueffenbacher and Lulluan Sposuto were page three edutors and Don Bento and Don Prullaman page four Reporters and columnists were Dale Bentley Jerruan Cheney Fr nces Colucchua Cecule Crittenden Donna Guzzo Carolyn Huner Bette Rae Luce Pauline g eaney, Sally Powell Delores Ray Josephine Truguluo and Betty White Photographer ,sl e Duck T tt and Muke Mertz On the business end we fund Manager Catherine Collette a ager Charles Lully Attending the Fall edutors conference un Kent were C -- Morgan and Muss Kahne , The staff was durected by Muss Marue A Kahne who has ' osu uo X l5 of planning the program for the November Conventuon un Columbu S w d to h presudency for l954 Accompanying her on the trup were Rosemary emffm arles Lully Muke Mertz and Ann Stauffer Treasurer of the DART us Mrs Eduth Wutt T RGET FUR THE YEAR The 1954 DART Two assemblies noted the kuck off of the newspaper and Yearbook campaigns In the commemoration of Newspaper Week the DART staff held parties for uunuor and senior hugh homeroom treasurers admunustra tuon and faculty Displays and an assembly also ullustrated this national observance The twelfth savings bond was purchased for the Junior Red Cross by the accumulation of ten cent stamps awarded to salesmen for lOO per cent homeroom sales Football programs whuch were sold at all home games made possible the maulung of DARTS free of charge to the AHS alumnu un the service The DART received a Good tsecond class honor ratungb un l952 53 and a Superior llnternatuonal Honor Awardll from Quull and Scroll along with the Gallup Award given this year to only 46 schools un the country for autstandung service to school and community Takung honors un the county TB Contest were Bette Rae Luce Ann Stauffer Nancy Anderson and Rosemary Galovuch who received cash awards of S5 3 2 and lOO respectively The staff as o team has worked for one pruncupal cause The DART Through our combined efforts we hope weve been able to produce a Yearbook of dustunctuon First Row D o n n o Morgan Rosemary Golovuch iv! S e c o n d Row Ann Stauffev Caro yn Mazzatenta eugl ty seven ' ll ' Il II . I II ll ' ll , , ' 4 ' ll I ' ll II ' Il II ' I I II I D l I I I ' H - 11 A - - - I I - I I I - l . ' I I I I I ' . ' . .. 1 ' . ' ul . ' . I I ' ' I ' ' so u A a ' ' ' ' l LQ ' . -- -' : 20 0 . 4' , A 1 K . . ' ' ' D I a-as 2 f 0 years. As vice-president of the Journalism Association of Ohio Sc , she ha rge . . k u I. O J- - t e ' . ' ' '1- I I ' A . .. I - ,,. . ' X' ,ff . t I u v . . r N. ' 2 i 1 1.1 1 -11 I l , TT 'T I . - QUILL AND SCROLL unll and Scroll as the lnternatuonal Honorary Socuety tor Hugh School Journalists The local Erue Hopwood Chapter organnzed nn l927 as span sored by Mlss Marne A Kahne an honorary faculty lute member Journallsts earn membership by doung outstanding work on the DART S publncatuons and ranknng nn the upp r thurd of the class Candmdates are recommended by the adviser and must be approved by the executlve secre tary ot Qunll and Scroll TEAM TAKES TOURNEY TROPHIES After closing the season wnth a not too nmpressnve lO lO record the Ball men moved unto the Class A Dustrlct Tourna ment at Euclld The Cleveland Helghts Tngers provided opposltuon for the Panthers nn their tlrst tournament tllt Ray Secchlarl was man of the hour for the Panthers as he rapped the cords for I8 pounts and led the cagers to a 48 4l vuctory over the Tngers By virtue of thus wan the Panthers earned the rlght to play Orange an the sem: flnal round of the tourney Optumlsm was hugh nn the Panther camp as they journeyed to Euclncl tor the second straight nnght Orange Luons eliminated the Panthers from further tourney action by a score ot 58 54 The dlsappountments that come with defeat were somewhat quelled when Ash tabula hugh school was awarded the American Legion Sportsmanshlp plaque Also totung home trophles were Don Prlllaman and Ray Secchuaru as two ot the ten outstanding players ot the l6 teams partlcnpatung an the tournament ghty ght Q . . . , . ' After the nip and tuck battle, the kj FN Pl -Cl AHS FROM A TO Z HS opens her doors to 25l sophomores rodley Corleton ohd Rolph Humphrey l-lu Y delegotes to Columbus orolyn Mozzotento stors In sensor ploy Jone Eyre on Prnllrmon Roy Seccrlorl rote All tourney teom clectruc shop gets TV utth ploce oworded to cheerleoders an tournoment uornlern resigns os grad cooch umphreylRC1lpl'1lOnd Sylvlo Llsowskl ottend World Attours Institute un Clnctnnotr rmgord von Meer ottends Bulo os Cuermon exchonge student oonne Polumbo crowned Gnd ueen ent Stote host to lournollsts ond bought by boord tor new gym ork Corts delegote to Boys Stote ew Debote ond Serxuce clubs formed ld hugh school buuldung lDrvrslon Street? to be rozed lttsburgh toured by AHS Bond usll ond Scroll honors juniors for tlrst tame ed Cross presents Muslcol Revnew portsmonshlp Trophy won by Bulo bosketbollers T urn Bock the Clock Junnor closs ploy U pper clossmen owont proms oledactoruons ore Corol l-lunter Corollne Guerrlero W ICA TV teotures Bula students mos concert presented by o Coppello choir outh government doy s t for Moy Z ero hour l89 sensors groduote A T B , I -T D H T T A E T F T T G , T T H 1 T T T T T I J ' Q K T T L M , N ,T 0 T , T T T P T Q T T T T R T T S T V T T I T T X T Y e The Scotch Duo Jumor Newswnters DART As sembly AHS Band Malorettes IH Pep Assembly Ballle Theater Assembly The Accordlonettes Per form at DART program ln addttron to the usual pep promotlon and seasonal assemblies the Senate spon sored the followlng assemblies Scotch Duo Scotch folk dances :ncludung the Hlghland Fling and sword dance hlgh llghted the program of Jay Morns and Kay Graham In full Scotch regalla J T Corgan Tame laps an automatlc photography was used tn maklng a fulm on flowers presented by J T Corgan geologist and lecturer Jock Raymon VVndely known n the fn ld f Herpetology Mr Jack Rayman told of North Amerlcan Reptules rn stones and pokes and drsplayed specimens of snakes The Smythes Fred and Dorothy Smythe a prano duo brought along their own pranos Therr music ranged from light classlc and Broadway productnons to Latin American tunes Borlles Theater Lab A romantlc comedy entitled Sweethearts grvrng an nmpres stan of a nrneteenth century love story was Ballle demonstrated appllcatuon of grease point to actors C Frndley Bowser Mountain l-lollday a frlm on the Smoky Mountains showed thas vacatlon land and wild lufe area pre sented by C Frndley Bowser Southland Smgers Presenting N e g r o Splr1tua's and popular tunes a Negro quar tet the Southland Singers entertalned students C E Jones Performrng amazing feats of scaence was C E Jones an annual yusntor on the asscmbly roster New trends and screntrfrc demonstratrons of thts modern day were explauned Kenneth E Foster The fine arts of the Chunese were prescnted and explained by Kenneth E Fostcr well known lecturer and slnologlst The Chnnese Treasure Chest featured a drsplay of rare court robes cos tumes and dcrnonstratuon t Chrnese wrltnng Val Lauder Author of Keen Teen column of the Chlcogo Dolly News as Val Lauder who prescnted thc lat Senate sponsored assembly R latlng stories u d r column Mass Lauder spoke to students about subjects of general Interest to teen agers THU! M Assembhes 0 1 : , . . I J - Y Q . . cr , , A- - i 'e O ,, In ' , . , . . , - presented by Ray and Lucille Baille, Mr, - TT 1 , , , V 1 N I . , H O' , s 5 , , e se in he L1brary Left to Rught Nancy Wlble Mor un Dletr ch Mrs Ag esle n Artmo Pot Po os Edmond Aushn Publuc lubrarues are developung un lne wuth a natuonal trend un provudung lubrary servuce to all resudents by establushung larger lubrary systems such as county or reguonal systems ln Iune wuth thus trend the Ashtabula Publuc Lubrary of the Cuty School Dustruct became the Ashtabula County Dustruct ' ubrary as of July 8 l953 Board members are now appounted by the Ccunty Commussuoner' and Common Pleas Judge and serve for seven years A curculatuon of 2l l39 books was re corded for the year un the Conklun Room ard Juv nul department Students found good materual un the new volumes number mg 4 88l added to the shelves boostung The lubrary regustered l75O new borrow ers makung the total numb r lusted 9 6Ol Thus does not however unclude those who borrow from the schools and county exten suon The total curculatuon was 394 932 an uncrease of 38 750 for the prevuous year The reference room honored I2 52l per muts of students from AHS and Park uunuor hugh On reserve shelves for student use are specual books requested by teachers for s hool work Some of the new books add ed to the reference room are Ductuonary of Word Oruguns Ductuonary of World Luter ature Thus ls Ohuo and a Hustory of Maguc A new servuce at the lubrary us a story hour for pre school chuldren every Wednes day mornung Mrs Robert Kumball us story teller Boostung the total to 223 50 new rec ords were added to the record collectuon Another feature of the lubrary us the Me morual Guft Book collectuon Members of the Lubrary Board of Trus tees are F J Kneubel presudent E I Gep hart vuce presudent Mrs C A Bauley se retary J D Bonnar treasurer clerk Mr John Colun A B Newkurk and Mr Ken neth Weur who replaces Mrs L T Carlusle who resugned un December after 29 years servuce on the board An effucuent staff renderung servuce to borrowers us headed by Muss Ethel J Mac Dowell head lubraruan Mrs L D Art man us reference room lubraruan Muss Mary Lou Kelly and Muss Lauruce Taylor desk lubraruans Mrs Maruon Covert extensuon lubroruan Mrs Ruth Lockhart extensuon assustant Mrs Bernuce Leathers exten suon clerk Muss Lenore Randall cataloger and bookkeeper Mrs Isabelle DeMauo cataloger and extensuon assustant Mrs Margaret Cowue West Branch lubraruan Muss Anne Monda Columbus Branch lu braruan Mrs Dorothy Bowers State school and hosputol lubraruon Mrs Clema Brutton book repaurer and J P Manvulle custo duan Returnung books to shelves as pages are AHS students Joan Lulac and Betty Whute Janet Meahl does the art work whule Ann Sulluvan works un county extensuon as page Physucal umprovement at the lubrary us a large glass sungle front door wuth panels of glass at each sude and a book drop A new record player has also been purchased Funds are beung roused for a bookmobule to be purchased un the near future l 0 v' ' i , . n ' a n, r , I - , . , - - v t A , . . , 5 . . - I T ' ' - I ' I ' I - - I ' I - I- I . l I . . I I D - , . . . l 3 . . I - . . . . . e '3 . ' ' - , . I h l l l I U ' I ' I I 1 U l I the books available to readers to 94,7l5. ' ' I ' ' I - - ' 1 l . Q . . , . - ' I ' I ' I I I I I ' I - u . , , g . 1 I I . I ' , - I - u ' ' ' I - 1 ' . I - - , - : . - , ,, . . . . , . - - ll lu - - - - I - I Il II ' ' II II ' v - ' I I ' ' ll v . f . l T . Top to Bottom Cool Cats Covort Chrust mas In the our By the lomplught Names ot football players covered the walls ot the AHS gym as the cheerleaders start ed the ball rolllng by sponsor ang the All Sports Ball urst dance of the year Mary Jane Zaback of AHS and Bull Stegal of HHS were crowned Pnncess and Chnet taun at the lnduan Summer Y Canteen dance Engraved tombstones and a cottln hnghllghted decoratlons at the D Ed sponsored Cat s Prowl Homecomxng ueen Joanne Palumbo relgned at the Home comnng dance sponsored by the newly formed Black and Gold Servlce club following the Bula Geneva tnlt Frnday Oct 23 The annual dungaree gurl ask boy Drumstlck dance was sponsored by Junior Sen nor YTeens an Thanksguvlng eve Sophomore YTeens fol lowed sunt ond backed the Mltten Hop Followung the Senate s Chnstmas dance on Dec l8 there was the YACanteen dance of Dec. 23. The Panther Hi-Y sponsored e now Ball Jan, followed by the Band S Star- dust Ball on Jan 22, and the A's Winter Whirl Feb 5 as the Valentine sea- son opened With second semester in u swing, the Latin cu sponsored thenr annualdance on Mor, l2, while the Auto Mechanncs C l u b scheduled theirs for Apr 23 t-to Dances Courses Educatlon IS the gateway to success and also the gateway to world understandung Therefore th currnculum of AHS IS arranged so that the student can get the necessary foundatnon of knowledge for hrs professuon or career and also graduate with und rstandlng needed to get along In the world today The college preparatory course IS provnded for those students who want to b come teachers nurses etc These students take foreign languages science and mathematncs For boys who want to learn practlcal skulls un chosen flelds auto me chanlcs electrncal work machune shop woadworkmg and mechonlcal draw :ng are offered wlth the opportunuty to do actual work ln the shops at school Home economlcs which Includes cooklng sewung and homemakung ns for gurls who want to learn the fundamentals of home management Wlth the cooperatlon of downtown busnnessrnen the operatlons of the class and the retall tralnlng of th Dlstrlbutlve Educatnon class are com pleted These classes offer a chance to the students to actually practice at the work that they have chosen and yet contlnue further study ln school For the students who are undecided about thelr future there us the general course which requlres a mlnlmum of majors wlth more electives avaliable Many of our students elect to take the general course ln order to obtaln a major In math Journalism enables the student to thunk and talk conclsely and actual ly to work on the school newspaper and Yearbook for tralnlng Personal typlng soclology muslc Cboth vocal and lnstrurnentall art and auto dnvlng are other electuves prcvlded for the students Thus, the graduatlng students can step forth lnto the busuness of llvlng wlth one another wuth a world of knowledge and understandung . 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Auto Mechanics class, the office training of the Vocational-Commercial I , . . e . . . - . - I I I I I A Senlor Falry Tale We d Irke to prove how easy It IS to compose a fanry tale using the names of sensor students l-lello there boys and grrls Today l d luke to tell you a real lnve West erunen lEIaunel story lt s about a brave Hunter lCarolD who went earchung for Lyons Uerryl In Woshlngton lFrancesl D C Thus person was qunte a Walker lDorothyJ as he searched on and on through thrcket and Reed lpatl l-le had to Wade CMarthaD a mlghty tem pestuous rlver as well as hlke through a Long 'Anthonyl forest of Wood lGordonD bearung trees Once past these obstacles our hero came upon a land of Bllss lWnIburl where flowers such as the Lrlly lCharlesJ and Lllac Uoanl grew an beauty and grandeur people comsng toward hxrn As they carne closer he recognized a Taylor fBobl a Pannter Uoycel and two Mnllers ll-lelen Patsy! who seemed very happy at has arrrval Immeduately he questioned Who IS l-leadman lAlonl here? We are governed by a Sweet Uacquelnnel Iadylnke queen we call the Recker Uanetl This nam however IS de elvlng of the woman who holds the Post Uoanl of ruler of our land Now that you have broken Loose Uvlaureen and Don? of the outsude world and found our enchanted land you are the rnghtful Wnnnar llfrnnlyl of her hand Long llve our new kung Who sand we couldnt do lt? T l O O , . . , , . , , , . 1 - 1 ' . . , . . s I . I ' . . X - I Where am l and l-lowe lMarionl did l get here, he exclaimed to the . . ' I , I I ' ' II ' ll ll I I ' . G . F . . -, , c ll I . . , , , . Appreciation We, the Stott of the l954 DART Yearbook, would like to thank all the people who have helped make this publication possible, Richard Tagett and Michael Mertz, photographers, The Ashtabula Merchants, who gave their usual excellent support by adver- tising. Principal M. E. Rowley and Superintendent E. I. Gephart for their cooperation in giving the DART many scoops , The Mueller Art Cover and Binding Co. and Mr. James M, Bosworth, who produced our cover with its international design. The Painesville Publishing Co. and H. B. Hurst tor printing. The Youngstown Arc Engraving Co. and Mr. George B. Snyder for their assistance in planning the engravings for the book, United Nations Headquarters for the photographs of buildings, flags, and seal. The faculty and students tor their wonderful support. Miss Marie A. Kahne, journalism adviser, for supervision, and Mrs. Edith Witt, DART treasurer, for keeping our books, We hope this book will be one which will be among the more outstanding publications ot AHS. Once again, we would like to say Thank you. BAND MAJORETTES - Left to Right: Lucille Pankowski, Virginia Kresovich, Carol Hunter, Joyce Painter, Joan Bowdler, Nancy Wible, PEP BAND - left to right, seated: Barbara Collins, Pot Cowie, Joanna Crawford, Jean McElroy, Shirley Banning, Karen Johnson, Mary Jane Zaback, Cecelia Louis, Standing: Marilyn Fogelstrom, Peter Baldwin, Billy Cornelius, Norman Hopkins, David Yeager, Gerald Kuiala, Betty Mack, James McKee, Mike Cor- bissero, Grant Brockway, and Jim Harris. nety-ti OUR HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS th f 1954 SH EA S THEATRE ASHTABULA A GREYHOUND 'I TERMINAL R ESTAU RANT SUNDRIES TICKETS FURS lty T CONGRATULATIONS CAMERAS FII-M th f I 54 MILLER s FLOWERS 5 UPERIU R M A' CAMERA SHUI: BEST IN FLOWERS r 2 PQ Tb TO THE CLASS CDE 1954 W' e Appreolole Your Potronorqe orrd W1 h You Success VINTON N HERRON 320 Center Streef To e Closs o Relox ond Enjoy o Movie Todoy I Completely Air-Conditioned he Yeor Around T'II-IIEEEQFQQQIIIQ2?-WI-I '- IIII T- ' -I-I-I'I-I-I-W I-lI'l-ll' Q 2 . I A I I I I I - I Lodies' Specio S ore Colifornio Sportswear i ll... ll., -, -,,-,,1 ,,,, 1 ,,,, ... ,,,, ... .,,. ... .,,. 1 .,,. -,,..,.... 1- 1-nj vvrr 11111-11 1 rlvf 1 vrrl 1 llll 1 Irll 1 -lll 1 rllr 1 rlul 1wr1w-I1-1 I I I To e Gloss O 9 Greeting Cords ' I i ,fx Come To iller's for The 'X S ff 'rv ' u c. I Dial 28-911 1119 Prospec Rd. I 26 ro ress PIOCQ Aslfm o ulo, Ohio I ' - 'S :5- -I- A I I --:I I, For A Glft W1th cr Future GIVE A BUICK For Those Trcrvelmg Grads' UPTOWN MOTORS INC 4340 Mcun Avenue DICII Z9 531 I ....-..............- .. . . .. ...... . . .. . .- I I I I I I I I , ' I Q ' 1 I I. ! . I I - M I 1 I -My W I I We W I Nw I 'M e e e 'I I 1 ' I. I I I I . I I I I I I 1 I I I Betty White and Jo Trigilio in o Super Buick. I g ll l I ll I I I I . g . I I I I I I l I ' I . . I - I I I I I I I I I ------- ------- ninety- 1.-..1...I1I..I1 - 1 1,1,.11-1-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1..-.n1.1n1n1-I1q1...1m.1I1 .1 1 ELECTRO METALLURGICAL COMPANY A DIVISION OF UNION CARBIDE AND CARBON CORPORATION ASHTABULA WORKS BICYCLE SALES AND SERVICE B I BAKER Whnzzer Cushrnon SChwInn Repcurs Ports ond ACCGSSOFISS 345 Center Street DIoI 37 I46 Ashtabula OhIo CONGRATULATIONS To the Closs of I954 PEOPLE S STORE Sport Clothes Shoes Sweaters 4637 Mom Avenue Contmuous quullty A X J PAINESVILLE COCA COLA III E3 COC BOTTLING C0 4636 Valley Ve Bo le ard Phone 26 921 Ty Qh 1111111-I1 1-1-1-1 1 1 1 -II1IIII--IIH1 1 -- 1 -11 - 1 1 -111 1 - - 1I I I I I 2 . . I . A I I - , E . . I 1 I - . x . - 1 I - I , . I I S I - 1 1 1'1 1'1'1I1'1 1IIII1IIIw1IIu1InI1InI-Im1m-IIII1.m1IIn1Iw1Iw1 1 1 11.1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1 -I 0 Q EJ EE III if i I. isb , A ,' ti.. 1 I . Inmmm. ' ' i w u v SELCCJ- I X - 'Quin 4' I I sf 43, l U-I Y I IOTILED UND!! Auvnomv or Inf A-:ou :ounnv IV 1' 1 111 1 1 1 1 -II-I--I--mf1m1I...1..1,,,.1,.,.1,,,1,,,1,,,1 1, 1 1, 1 im- 1 -M1 U1 N-H in 4. ----I --------- -.-n-a-w----- - - - I EASTMAN'S CLOVER FARM STORE QUALITY GROCERIES AND MEATS 1130 Prospect Rd Dual 27 851 LITTLE GEM BARBER SHOP DAN WILLIAMS My Dear Frnends At Your Servlce From 8AM to6 PM For Apponntments Kunkl Arcade Dual 29 712 TRICK JoKEs MAGIC PAT AND MIKES CONGRATULATIONS from GEORGE E STOUFFER John Creamer Agency INSURANCE AND BONDS 4533 Mann Ave Dual 32 146 YY CONGRATULATIONS To the Class ot 1954 FINE ARTS CENTER MUSIC ART sPEEcH CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1954 Your Ford Dealer ASHTABULA FORD COMPANY 4733 Park Avenue Ca LAKESIDE CAB CO I2 OTTICGSI Uptown 38 728 Harbor 48 881 All Passengers Insured Ashtabula Ohno BEST WISI-IES To the Class of 1954 SCHAFFER S Dry Good and Shoes 233 Center Street THE FAMILY STORE Kal: Sten lk Shoes I I I I . ' - I I I I I M- - I- - NN -M, N,,I ,W IRII - IIII , IIII - ,III - I-I, -1- IIII I I I I I I I I 1 ' I . I 2 ' I I I Im, M ,I ,L , -I ,.., - - -T ,rr, - IIII - ,,,I -I ..... I- I- 4-11-1 -I - - I 11 . . . I . - Q I . I E - I - I 4920 Main Avenue Dio! 29-O16 I 24-HOUR SERVICE I ! I . I I I I I I , I ' I I I I I-. .... ..- .... -...-...-..- ..,I -I.-. .... -L.- - -..- -..-..-.I...-...--..,.......-I -I.- CONGRATULATIONS T the CI ss f 4 CANDYLAND Comphments ot GEORGE SIMON S MUSIC STORE Instruments Sheet Musto And Records 228 Progress Place D1aI 38 875 BENDIX DUOMATIC WASHER DRYER e WG dRd Sta PAYNE S HARDWARE I34 W 46th Sf Ph 26 226 .- -.Inu1mI1....1.m... 1 -. .. 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 11.1 BEST WISI-IES h f 954 IER H SNIDER GENERAL INSURANCE SHERWIN MLLIAHS PAINTS CONGRATULATIONS T the CI f I954 FIELDS SHOE STORE WE CATER TO YOUTH To I e Graduating Class o I o a o I95 I I I v . I I I .. -....----.... .... .,,. - .... Tm.- ,.., .. ,,.. ..... . ..- .... -. .... .. . . I I I I E I I E I ' I I I I i I - I ' I I I I I I . I - I ' I E I E I I I I I I .. -..........-..-.I-..-.V.....,-....-....-...... -.m-.V.-l..........-..- -W-,........I.-,... ...... ...I- I I I Dru s as well as washes I I o ass o e Ive an e eem Eagle mps I . ' I I I . . one - I I I i I 4, -------u-.---1------------.1--.-.. :--- v: 1 4- E - :W:::L ------u-u One Cur Best Wlshes to the Class of 1954 The Ashtabula Telephone Company I nu I PER L DEM! BIIIIHY MAAM. ,....,,i,.,,.,,..,, oNc3RATuLATloNs TO THE CLASS OF 1954 ,,m,A,m THE LAKE ERIE PAINT C0 BILL BEEKEN Mgr 228 Center Street Dual 29 956 Congralulatlons to the Class of 1954 zrs' 41114. CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1954 PERRY T BLAINE Cr C0 Your Ashtabula County Investment Broker Commerclal Bank Bldg 4519 Mann Ave Ashtabula Ohio Phone 33 451 and 20 O16 ..t,...........,..-,,t,-.,.-,t.-....-.W-,....... -tm- ... ,,,, ..,,.,..,,-I.,-,...-H.,-I. -I .-t.,-t. -. .., .., .-.. .-....-.t..- T 0 , . -.,.......-,....tt.-mt-H.,-.,,.-...,-.t........-t...-t...-....-....-..,.-...,..,...-....-,...-..........-,...-....-.u.- - ,- -.. -, - 1 n u J 9 ' -..U-. ... -.,.......-....-...-...-..........-I...-..,.-....-..,-....-.,..-..,-,..,-..,-...-...-,...-..,.-...- ,- -.,.- - 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 -,,..-,...-,..-...... -,,..-.,....,......-..-..-.,.,-...-,..-..-..-....- .,-..,.-. - -....-..-....-...... - - .- - THE LOVELIEST BRIDES Are Gowned by Dormda donnda bndal Shoppe 4121 Moun Avenue Dlotl 33 016 M Q FOR THAT PERFECT PROM FORMAL See Our Complete L1ne of Bollenno Woltz ond Floor Lenoth Gowns -.-.-.-.. .---------.-.. ..-...-,....-.-.-. - . . if 1' R . 'A ,xl F ,wt . E oft Donna or on ond Corotyn Mozzotento model Bridal fosh' , I I l-C9-Tillliiiflbir-:nhl 1 i 1 as vivii 1' 1 1 T T CONGRATULATIONS h f I 54 IERRYS FOOD MARKET 5 L k r b CONGRATULATIONS th f 1954 DEMPESIS SHOE REPAIR 46 3 M A Hershberg Rubber Products Co, Inc Ashtabula Qhlo Ashtabula Bowling Center A Goool Place to Bowl BOWL WITH THE WHOLE FAMILY Across from the Hlah School Conqratulahons Th f 1 54 STERLING IEWELERS r b COMPLIMENTS BELL S CLOTHES 45M Ust -H-,,.-.... .-,,-.,-,-,....,m- ,..r -..-,-......-..-..T.,-,... ---,-,-,,,,-,-,,,,,-,,,,-,,,. I I l Tot e Closs o 9 To e Class O 1 l 251 0 e Avenue Ash o ulo, Ohio O Qin venue l I l O --,-... --r-.,. ' I To e Closs o 9 I I Your Jewelry Corner 61 Om Ave. p G Comer Moira ond Center Ash o ulo, Ohio I YOUR PHOTOGRAPH IC HEADQUARTERS WEN TLING S PHARMACY 4636 Mann Avenue Offers Congratulatuons to the SENIOR CLASS BEST WISHES To the Graduatlng Class of I954 CHARLES LILLY PAINTING CONTRACTORS lnterlor and Exterlor Structural Steel Brush and Spray North Bend Road Dual 35 85l Ashtabula Ohio CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of l954 THE M K BOOT SHOP Ashtabula s Family Shoe Store 46l 8 Mann Avenue CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of l954 TURK THE TAILOR SUITS TOPCOATS OVERCOATS 46l2 Mann Avenue Dual 39321 CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of I954 ASHTABULA DINOR 4754 Main Avenue BEST WISHES the Graduating Class of I954 DUCRO FURNITURE CO GRADUATE CORSETIERE SERVICE MABELLE S Corsets Lungerre Hosiery Blouses Robes Handkerchlefs 4524 Maln Ave Ashtabula Ohlo BERNARD S WALLPAPER 6. PAINT STORE WALLPAPER PAINT FLOOR COVERING 4734 Mann Avenue Phone 33 686 0 ddf .-QT... .... .M .... ..-. N. .M v. ... . . ... . . .... I 1 l S I 1 .1 ... 1 1... -' Tull-.....1.n.-...--...-1..1..... 1 .1....1....1...1,.1 .1 .-. -...1...1.............1....-....- iv.- .-...I 1 3 s 1 T H- - .. -....-ul.-.1..-.....-.m-m.-....- - - - -....-mI-1.1.-....- - - - - - - - - - - -1- - - - I I I ' ' I 1 1 1 I - i - : I 1 ' I ......- - .- ...- -..... - -. - ....-...- -..-....-....-....-....-..-..- .-.- .-...- - - -.-1 ...- -... I 1 ' T T , - .-..-....-....-..-...- ,... -,..,-...-,...-..-.-...-..,,....,.-,........,-. .... ,......-....-...-...,-,...-...-...-....-. ..-.11.-.. 1 - 1...-iI.,..,,.,-i.i1,..,..i.,i1-I..-I-.,1,i,.1.i,.,.,iw1.1.11-I....4i..1i,.,1im1I..,-.,iI1,,.,1I1 1 1 1 -. 1 1 1 XI ITII I Joanna Crawford takes dictation from l-l. B. Te National Bank of Ashtabula A GOOD BANK IN A GOOD TOWN Main Avenue at West 46th Street Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Serving Ashtabula and Vicinity Since l872 Offering Ashtabula s First Drive ln Bank Service With the Op ning ofthe West Sid Branch in l953 .!, in -on -vw vi in 1 -I 4 .+ I I I I I I I I I H I A I H I P I R I I I I I I L L I-ml I I I I I I I h . I . I I I I . I . - I , . . . . . I , . , . . u . I , . D . . Q . I V , C g-iiii-in1iiii1iiii1iiii-iiii- ii-iiii-iiii1iiii-im1iii--ini-iiiiiui-1-iii-Ii-ini1m-.iii1ini-im-mi-iii,-iiii1iiii1iiii1iiii1iiii1iui1i4i1 1 1 1 1, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I S I i I I I I I . . . I I I 3 A . . X V A I I I I I I , . I I I I . 'I' one hundred fix 0 OFFICERS Burritt S. Hubbard Chairman of Board R, E. Graham, President Ford C. Carlisle, Vice Pres. . B. Sheppard, Cashier . J. Clement, Asst. Cashier . L. Cross, Asst. Cashier . K. Smith, Asst. Cashier . S. Swartzbaugh, Asst. Cashier DIRECTORS Ford C. Carlisle W, H. Flower R. E. Grcham Burritt S. Hubbard J. W. Zaback Sheppard Elinor Diehl Janet Recker and Ann Staufter Iin foreground! try on coats and dresse at The Fashion assisted by Harriet Burlfe and Marge Hoyle THE FASHION Ashtabula Oh1o 4. -..-.-..-.-.-......-..-..-......-.........-.........-.....-......-.-........,.....-..-..- -..-.--............-.-..-..-........-..-...-.-..-.... GRAHAM S DELICATESSEN GROCERIES MEATS FROZEN EOOOS MAGAZINES SCHOOL SUPPLIES 20 636 Wesr 44th Street WEST SIDE LUMBER DIOI 36 306 FOR THE BEST IN LUMBER Coll Your Lumber Number ESCRIPTIO RELIABLE SERVICE T Oioggiotegotutons god Beit Xfiihisl O ro uomg OSSO s Ouo HOFFMAN S HIQII School PHARMACY IO74 Prospect Rd S Ashtobulo OhIo 4427 Mom Avenue Good Luck TO The Groduotes AWNINGS VENETIAN BLINDS From ASHTABULA MIKE PRESCIANO pApER 5, TWINE I6 WEST 48th STREET PHONE 28 42I ASHTABULA OHIO DIsfrIbutor NUM NUM POTATO CHIPS CONFECTIONS BEST WISHES FOR MANY YEARS TO COME TO THE CLASS OF I954 E R CEDERQUIST, Jeweler 4646 Mom Avenu Ashtobulo OhIO I I I I I 1 - I ' - I I I I PE----------N-S 3 . I ' 2 ' I I I ' . I . f P-R-E-S-C-R-I-P-T-I-O-N-S I I I E .T I I . . I 5 I . I I I I h d d Newberger s Clothing 4601 MaIn Avenue The House of QualIty MerchandIse Ben Fassett t es o fosh o S D ck Regne S es hm BEST WISHES To the Graduatmg Class of 1954 KALIL S MEAT MARKET 1728 Lake Avenue Ashtabula OhIo MONTGCMERY PRINTING CO PRINTING OFFICE SUPPLIES RUBBER STAMPS PRINT SHOP 4522 MaIn Ave 4526 Mom Ave DIal 37 391 ohdd Our Best Wishes to th- Class of 1954 Krohngold s o ds Watches J y Learhe Goods Autho ed J A 'rca cd D mo ds e d g R 4613 M e Ashtab la Ono L ll a Spos to looks or o otch M d M S K oh go d 0 a K eso Ch loo L., Comphments of EDWARD I BRENNAN LIFE HEALTH ACCIDENT INSURANCE BEST WISHES the Graduohng Class of 1954 NYSTROM DRY CLEANERS .....w...n ..f.,.....,,..I.,. I n..I 2 , 'n ,, I X Q' Dicm n , , ewelr and . i r riz aw:-lsr r rv ic n and 5 W d In ings :In Av .TUC ' u , 'c N E- I i n i w ,V y.. as r.an r, rnl nd -W 'inw ' A Virgini r vi k on. I . V ', ll . . - 11 lx ri n new I n as I -P y V r erv i . , -.I- ...... 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' ' l - I l 1 ......-.--.-.-...-.. ---- -. -I.....,-..- ,- - ,,,, ---,-- - ,,,,- - - - WEST SIDE HARDWARE 9P fb ACIERNO S SOUTH PARK CONFECTIONERY S 05M 'rll Comphments to the C1oe of 1954 The Harold May Coal Co As11tobu1cx Ch o MILLS PLUMBING AND HEATING 4ll8M tbl LAINE S CREAMERY PASTEURIZED MILK PRODUCTS 102 O4 W TEgl'1l+1 Sf 46 1-xsm b IQ Oh Comphmente to the Clos of 19511 THE RASER TANNING CO As11tobu1c1 Qlruo ...,,l- .,.1 -1- 1,,, -.r.. 1,,, .. ,.,1 ..,,l-,r..l,,..,l- .,1. .. ,,1. - 1,,, .,-,,-.,-..l-l,-,,-,..- - - - - ...,-. -.,,-,.,, 1 Compliments of 1 Hcme Mode Ice Cream, Groceries School upplies, Popcorn l 12 rospect Road 5 O A A Ash Q UIQ, ohio 1 Om Venue Open Evinings' i OZOO ' 'S 1 , 1, ...,l.-,,,... r,., ...,,..,r,- r,r, ..r.l..,,,..,- r.,, - r,,. .., 1- r,,, .. ,,,, l,., -1- ,,r, - ,,r, - ,,rr - l,,, ,, l,,, ,, ,,,, - ,,r, - r,,, - ,,,i -N,,l,- ,,-m,- M -,,,- Q . ' 1 1 oin Avenue 1 ' 95 l reef Ash o u o, Ohio Dlol -411 O u , io 1 l NICK S PALACE WHERE THE GANG or SUGAR BOWL GQES PCR qundctes M1114 Shakes Sodas Scmdwlches W F 0 L, ' . O . . -W1... 1.l1ml1lll-,ll-,-ll.-ml1llll1.1ll1l,-1lmtll.l-.mim.1.,,.1W.-Wim.11...-.un1.ll.1.l..1m.1II1 1 COZADD S Ready to Serve You at All Tirnes With Cigars, Cigarettes, Pipes, Tobacco, Candy, Comic Books Magazines Newspapers Groceries Meats Fruits Vegetables Corner State Avenue and East 42nd Street Dial 25 555 Fred A Wlllloms G' Son INSURANCE 463l Mo n Avenue Ashtobulo Ohio Th Oldest ond Strongest Agency n the County -it 1-1,1 1 1-, Q1 -. 1 .- 1 1 1-q1--n1l-u-p1u1u1o1o1o-p1.1n1n-l-q1n1-1n1n-nl I I I I - l Carol Kongos, Ronald Koskondy, ond Bill Anderson look over new magazines ot Cozodds. ' 1 - 1 ,-- 1llV-nu-lui-un-nul1vlll1ulu- llnl 1un1+nl-ml-ml1ml-ulv1nu1lu-1nu-nnu1un- 1 1 1 1 - -w..u,,1, I I I Moses Food Store I I I I I I O I . I I I i , A ' I . I 9 I I I - -...-. -...- ..., - ,.,. - ,... -.,.- .... ..,..-,,.-.,... ,... -..u-,.,- ... .-W- -t... .- .- - - - - - .- ....-.......g, h d d fen Heornest Conqrotuloltlons To the Class of 1954 Langer Jewelers 4540 Moln Avenue Phone 27 671 Officers Directors D W Mutchell T e I-I SHAW Presldent J MAHONY P Hoadley v-fe Pfestdenf Commercial Bank W MWCHELL G E McDoneI W MINER EXZCS Vlie PWS Member of the Federal Deposut J PINNEY an ecre ary W Th Insurance Corp H SANBORN P I-IOADLEY omas Coshner and Treas Gertrude Monmng Asst Cashier and ASHTABULA OHIO Asst Treasurer Donald SITES Asst Cashver Edna Nassvef Asst Secretary Torn Bates rs being fltted to e shoes by M Idred Rntamaa RICHARDSON S SHOE STORE PCR ALL THAT S GQQD AND NEW 4432 Mcun Avenue DICII 29 816 n EBV E.. Ei-, ' D.. .A C.. C.. J.. . - V E.. , A I 'A nw i I . I I ehdedle 1.111i........111.M... ...11...,,,1-1,.-11,.1...-.1.111-111 Mann Avenue Pontiac Sales CADILLAC PONTIAC Servlce and Parts Phone 08 221 Ashtabula Cho 4804 Iv a1n Ave BUILDING SUPPLIES COAL Ready Mlxed Concrete M C Robinson 6' Company 4807 Park Avenue Dall 23 196 e W rch H C Sprlngler l5O West 46th St IF St DOO Off M A QX I CONGRATULATIONS th f 1954 F Crandall Supply Co f'X ' f ' - , . I . U O ..-.-..-,...- .... - ,.,. - .... - ..., -...- .... - .... -.m-M... ,... - .,.. T .... -.. --..-... . .... - - I I I I I . I I .. I :IQ I ' X I I 'lf' A I f I J I ' . I l I I To e Class o , rom Your Plumbing ond Heating Heodquorf D monds - Om go - Hamilton - Elwin I o es ' I I O i reel' ir r oin venuel i BEST OF LUCK To the CIass at 1954 MURRAY S West End CongratuIatIons To the Class of 1954 FLOWER COAL CO Coal and BuIIders SuppIIes DIaI 37 321 OHI e and Yard 858 W 52nd St Rrley Johnson Coal Co CompIIments of STYLE CENTER 4624 MaIn Avenue Ashtabula OhIo Where Style QualIty and PrIc:e Meet CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1954 I ACK MINTZ RESTAURANT hddih JANTZEN S SWIM SUITS LcdIes and Men s at HEATH AND WOOD The Mans Store 4533 Mann Av nue MYERS QUALITY MEATS RETAIL WHOLESALE Phone 33 106 4235 MaIn Avenue 1 133 Prospe t Road CompIIments LEOPOLD S SHOE STORE OI 'AI ITY TELLS COMPARE OUR BEST WISHES To the Class of 1954 KNAPP INSURANCE AGENCY AUTOMOBILE FIRE LIABILITY IEormerIy C O Gudmundson Agencyl I , , ' I Y e I-.-.-,- .... . -.- I.., - ,..I - I.., -,.I-I,- ..., -I..- ,,II -I -..-I.-I -,I-.I- I,.. - ..,. - .,,I -,.I-.,- ,-.,-,..- .... -, -..,-I -I. 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CONGRATULATIONS I9 d NADDRA S GROCERY BEST WISHES He t T CI I 954 Martell Cleaners B h CONGRATULATIONS Closs of 1954 RALPH CRAGON Interlor Decorators Phone 35 116 4908 Mom Avenue Ashtabula Chlo CUlll6llN 5 SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS h f I THE FOSTER REALTY CO REALTORS 4I2M 'fb O LEARY S SHOE STORE 07W t5tI'1St th L Q HoIIy's Barber Shop BOYS 1 The Appointment Shop Dual 38 776 l42 West 45th Street Congratulations From Henne Trre and Battery Co Center and Elm Phone 25 59l Ashtabula Ohno EIIIIIJ d fffee Dvstrlbutors of U S Royal Passenger Truck Tractor and lndustrlal Tlres and Batteries HOTEL ASHTABULA Excellent Food Reasonable Pnces Ashtabula Ohlo ook s Drug Store Ashtabula s Furst and Fnnest Self Serve Drug Store FREE DEVELOPING ON ALL ROLL FILM Prescrnptuon Specnalasts Pat McGar ey ser es a custome In Cook s ew cos etc depo tment . ..- , A - I, .. .... -..---.---..---..... . l I I . ' ' I I . . I I1Illibilibdlwnggll1K1lliH1l01Tllzlillmt1lIlA1Nl1illllvlIll1lluiln1MM1ll1-illlullihliiiulimil 54T'llTU4'l C I , . . . , 4- v v r n m i r . ..-........-...-.--...-.-..-.-...-..-.....-......-...-..-..-...-...-...-..-..-...-..-......- ....-..- i n 1 1 1.1,.1...1...1...1..1.1-1..-..m--m-1m1y.n1 1.1 1 .-nn1.m1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 WHEN YOU NEED INSURANCE or REAL ESTATE SEE US THE MARTIN BROTHERS 4310 Mcun Avenue .'.1..1.1-...11111.111-1-1...11111..11..1111 , .. l 2 . S I 1 I I 5 I I I I I u I I I 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.- 0 ' feen Congrotulahons To the Class of 1954 Rockwell Sprung and Axle Company Tlml-ren Detrozt Brake D1v1s1on North Rldge West Ashtabula Ohlo +- I- CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS for Men and Young Men plallha Zuma Farm Equipment Co Route 46 5 rnlle north of Ietferson Alhs Chalmers Farm Machlnery SAVE YOUR WAY T0 SUCCESS Most people who get ahead tn hte have one outstand ma tra1t the abrllty to save money The peace of rnlnd and contldence that Comes Wlth money 1n the bank Wlll help you toward your goal ln hte The Farmers National Bank and Trust Company of Ashtabula Member ot Federal Depos1t Insurance Corporatlon - ,.,, -.,,-..-,,.,-.,,- ,,,. -,,.-,,,.-W--H..-,,..-,.,...,....,..,-,.,.-H.,-,.,.-my-,.,.-,,,.-....-..,.-H.,-,..,-,...-,..,-..-,- - ,...,.. s.'2'3' ' , as . 1- ,I I . v, ','ut -1 ..' ' P 5435 . - . yr , -rr J... 5 , 1 o o s 1 . . . - .. - - - - - - - .. .. - -..-m.-.-.-..m.-m1..m-.m-...I-..r.-W.-.,..-.ul-,.,..,,.-.- - .. - 11 0 o tr, hh Q? Q I Richard E. Stoner PHOTOGRAPHER Portrait Commercial Candid Weddings Studio Dial 37-841 IOver MarshaII's Drugl 4539 Mann Avenue Ashtabula Ohio Che e And e s gets p ctu es to a Allshouse Co oly H ne and Bo ba a Smith F W McBride Plumbing G' Heating MODERN BATI-IROOMS AND KITCHENS CONVERSION CAS AND OIL BURNERS 32I5 Lake Avenue Phone 28 596 Ashtabula Ohio 'E COMPLETE DRUG STORE SERVICE fm I l l THE FRIENDLY DRUG STORE PHONE 25 421 4429 MAIN AVE ASHTABULA CII-IIU I 1, A C I 4- ri r w i r A r ' P Pt r r , 4 rr n I r, f'j I I R he , E71 . an vi ii? - - . D - . MA.. 1117 Congratulations l954 Graduates ot Ashtabula l-hah School THE PEOPLE S SAVINGS G' LOAN COMPANY Ashtabula Ghlo Sondra Ponkowski ond Keith Ellis bank of the Peoples Savings and Loon Co, with Arleto Stenroos O I I Meet Your Friends WHERE YOU BUY YOUR CLOTHES Ch ld Q? The Men s Shop The Clothmo Shop Street Floor Ir Teen Shop Sportswear Shop Second Floor The Boys Shop The Glrls Shop Flfth Floor AT CARLISLE S O O O I O X , T S . , if S S C -1 ch d fs C I ,Z , ' J C' d 5 S d I ' . 4 li Size D B d D P 'II n dl p . I - I l .- I - I I ed twenty-on 1. 1. 1....1..1,,,. 1..,.1...1....1 ..1 1.-..1,...1....1....1....1....1..........1.. .1....1 5 BEST WISHES CONGRATULATIONS To the Graduatmg Class of 1954 To the Class of 1954 ! KRESIN'S RED 6. WHITE STORE 1070 Prospect Road i Phone 25-026 Ashtabula, Ohio 1 1 CEDAR'S Groceries fr Meats 4430 Mom Avenue Two Phones Dual 22 128 Delavery Servuce Our Congratulations To the Graduatma Class of Nmeteen Flfty four MAURICE GILBERT INSURANCE AGENCY Insure Today Be Sure Tomorrow 4626 Mam Avenue Dlal 25 766 Ashtabula Qhlo 1 1 1 1 --.1...1 11.1.1 1....1m.1 1m.1....1 1 1 1 1 1.1.1.1 1 1.1 1 1 1 I ll Il I CONGRATULATIONS To th Closs of 1954 BUNKER HILL MARKET 901 Bunker HIII Rd FRESH MEATS GROCERIES AND FROZEN FOODS Phone 35 511 THE ECKLER ELECTRIC CO Your Frlgldoure Appllonce Dealer ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING From the Lught Fuxtures Wnrmg Supplues Us d Appluonces Servnng You for 41 Years 227 Center Phone 25 451 BEST WISH ES To the Class ot 1954 We 1nv1te you to open an Insured Savlnqs Account Wlth Us Wlth S1 UO or More The Current Rate of Interest 1S 25 A-J per annum Ashtabula County Savmgs Cv' Loan Co -1---n---uu--- hundred twenty th 4617 Maln Avenue Ashtabula Ohlo MOST MODERN or MOST EFFICIENT SERVICE LAUNDER X Qunck Servuce Loundry 2702 Lake Avenue q -1- an -.-1. .1 .- -1-10-...-...-...-..,.....,,..-,.1.,................--- 1-.............-.. -..---...-..1..-..--..--..-......-...1 1--. r I C . F O I as 5 V E 11 - H ..-,..,... 1 1 1....-u..- -..1m.1.m-vm- 1 1 1 Tuniuu,nnium,nnn1vnn,vv1v1un111 1... - 4I,..,,.,...,,,1..,.,,,,., . - . 0 O . . I -m..nw,m1n1...1.,..-- Itt. -m.,.u.1I-,innin-I......1....-Im.-I...-1...-Im-....-....- 1.1 .. .... ...1 .., 1 1 .. ... ,,,,,, - WELL DRESSED PERSONS Know Where To Go F or Prompt Excellent Dependable Servloe REEDS DRY CLEANERS Corner Mcun ond West 44th Street Phone 20 236 New Cleonlnq Plont 424 West 32nd Street Phone 26 386 4 R J iigi. ' B ' Al k der from Marilyn Fogelstrom ond Tereso C . I I I Best Wlshes to the Class at 1954 Western Reserve Cold Storage 825 West 58th Street Phone 26 966 CONGRATULATICDNS To The Class of 1954 PE N N V SPSQQTOSJ ns:-rrnaul.n o Dollars Your Headquarters For QUALITY ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Macflreaor Spaldma Pennsytvama 4712 Mam Ave Ashtabula Ohla eWt't3'f'?l?IE5f!-we 3 T3 fifty x ff ' 11 f H A R D w A R E CHINAWARC I Rl 4. -t- .... - ..,. - ..., - .... ..,. .. .,., -.u.- .... .... - .... ..,, - 4.,, -.,.- ,... ,,., - ..,. ..,, 4. Conqratulatlons to the Class of 1954 Walter L Barsky 81 Roland Pontlus R D Bonnar Dr Wm H Bowdler G S Brlggs DDS S W Brown DDS John Colm John A Conway DDS R M Cook DDS Mr and Mrs John Creamer Dr W K Crittenden Lyle Curle D D S Dr A A DeCato Ducro Funeral Home Dr Wnlluam H Eberle MerleJ Eddy Robert A Elder Dr Laurence M Fnsher Donald D Forward MD R J Frederlck DDS E P Green DDS Wulllam D Guerrlero Nelson Hague Dana R Headley J R Hngerd MD Dr EdwardJ James Dr G K Jones 8. Dr E N Wrlght Dr OrvllleJ Llghthnzer C V Martln Dr Wullnarn Mnllberg D A M Mllls Molded Fuberglass Company Howard 8. Gordon Nazor J Rlchard Nolan MD Dr T F OConnor John E Olsen E A Olson Dr W M Orqvlst Dr J H Rentschler Earle Rlchmond Arthur Runto D C Rowley Dr D V Sandy Clyde Shaylor Car y S Sheldon Starkey 81 Starkey Robert G Stayman OD Castle Smith D C M Suttles Dr H A Tagett Dr Harmon O Tndd Dr Frank Veronn Theodore E Warren Myron H Young John W Zaback hddt ty Edward L. Green Carl J. Streicher, M.D. CONGRATULATIONS MCCONKEY To the Closs of 1954 CENTER MOTOR SALES CLIFFORD S HARDWARE KAISER WILLYS HENRY J Congrotulot ons Won t Do You 4702 MO n Avenue Any Good If You Dont Drive Carefully All the T me 323 Center Street D ol 22 179 BEST WISHES Comp' ments Of he Groduotmg Closs of 1954 BROUGHTON BEVERAGE MORRISQNS COMPANY RADIO SUPPLY Bottlers of PEPSI COLA 331 333 Cemef Street Ashtobulo Oh O Phone 37 106 Hooker Detrex, Incorporated Extends Hecfrtlest Conqrcftulcxtlons To the Closs of 1954 Comphments of Post Brothers Lumber Co .- 1... - 1r,. - ,1,, -.w-,..-,..-..- ..1..-..- 1,., .. 1.., -.- ,... -...-,.---..-,,-...-r.-..-..- - -..---..-..-..-,.-...-. 5 1 E 1 2 ! ! ! 1 I . , I 1 I . L3 I ' I 1 Q E I ! 1 1 - 1 5 1 - 1r., - 1.r, - 1.., - 11., -1- 1.1, -- .... -1- 1.., - 1... -r.-,..- .... ...... .1.. - .1.. -...- .r,. -.,,-.,.-.-. - .1., - 1.., - 1... - 1.., - tr., -,,,-1..,-11,-..,-,,-,. 1 1 I . , H ' To t 1 l l , - I - 2 . 1 1 I Q - l I - .11. -..-...1- ..., -O- 1.., - .- 1.., - 1..r - 1,.. ... 1.., - 1,.. - 11.. - 11.. - .1,, - .1,. - ..., - .... -...-..-1-,- ..., - 1... ....- t.., - 1... - 1,., - r1,, -,,,..t,,-,t,,-t, - O BEST WISHES Maytag Sales and Service George S Corsaro Manager Complete Lune of Home Appluances 4l36 Mann Avenue Phone 27 306 Ashtabula Ohlo MURRAY HAINES STUDIO Park and Progress Place Phone 35 161 L7 F jOI1llCl1IlS o J1SlllllCZl101l The Dodge Lumber Company LUMBER AND MILLWORK We Apprecuate Your Busmess West Forty eughfh at Foster Avenue Phone 35 25l Ashtabula Ohuo ' 1 1 ,-.,- ,,,, - ,,,. - ,,,, ... ,,,, - ,,., - ,.., - ,.,, lll. -l,r- llll -.,,,-....,-.,-l.,- .- .- - - -.- - 1 . . 0 . X 1 1 1 ' 1 x gd ' C ! ' .-..- .,.. -.,l..- ,.., ,,., ,.., - .- ,.., - ,,,, .. ,,,, -..,.-l -l..l-r..- ,l.- - .rrl I CONGRATULATIONS TONG s ASHTABULA FLORAL SHOP Fmm YW 4631 PARK AVENUE KSW y PLANTS AND CUT FLOWERS Best W1Sh9S DRIVE IN THEATRES Ernest E Tong Prop 20th Century Foods G 48M Ahtbl e8o Joby o Tempesto stops ot 20th Ce t y Foods os W stle toto s h h b t p c oses g packaged by D L cos CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1954 COMPLIMENTS OF LIVINGSTON SANBORN Moron SUPPLY C0 PLUMBING HEATING REPAIRING Your Youngstown Kitchen Dealer 22I West 48th Street Dnol 38 65I Comphments of Louls ond Holl Ashtabula I I l . ' I I I I E I a I I - . , . L I I lf It's Golden Dawn It's ood 21 oin Avenue s a ua I ' Op n .m. to 'II p.m. ,qt I I - n ur ' n ww'-,I Eris er r I A e ur ein L. .. . h - U - ......-,...-....-..I-,......-....-.M-I...-....-..,.-.....-....-....-.....-....T..-....-...- ...,-....-...-....-....-....-...-....-....-....-,,..- .- I I I I I I . I 5 I I I . I S ' - I I I C h d dt ty- CARL STREICHER M ADD LOVEIOY STUDIOS 3509 STATE AVENUE ASHTABULA 29 886 M haIIOg e C L CABLE WHOLESALE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1954 SCHROLL SUPPLY CO DIAL 33 796 1620 EAST 48th STREET HERFF JONES CO Deslqners cmd Manufacturers of School cmd College IEWELRY GRADUATION ANNCUNCEMENTS MEDALS CUPS THCPI-HES IHCIICIIICIDOIIS lndmmo Iewelers to Ashtobulo l-lloh School u n .4-.Q u nf '-7 l7TT T iiii iiiii I im'Tm'i 7'lN'il'lilIIV'ilIVliIIIYTlHI 1VIIlTlYYIiVlbIa-TYIIIlIlllaQllll1mli I I ' ' I I I I I D I I I E I I 1 L L K I Q I -I--T-- - - T- -- .- .- -I- -. ----- ....i...,-...- .- - .-....-.,...-...-...,-....-.,..-......,..,- .- -, I I I I I I F I I E - I I - ins r ons - Fin Pionos I I I S I T I O I 1 1 1.......1 1 1, 1.1 i.,..1.m.-...... 1 1 1 ... 1..1...14.-..,..,...1....-...,.-1..-1...1,.. CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1954 There S No'Eh111g Like Leather ASHTABULA HIDE AND LEATHER C0 1nn1,1 1 1 1,1 1 1.1 1 ,1 1 1 1lm.-.T-.1.w1un1 1m.1,,,,1ml1mr...,.,,1rm1.m1m..-M1m.1.m1T..,1 1,,,,.., BEST WISHES STOP AND SHOP WHERE You SAVE GENEVA AND ASHTABULA WE WIRE FLOWERS ANYWHERE TONG 6: WEEKS FLORAL CO INC CORSAGES BOUQUETS POTTED PLANTS Telephone 27 666 235 CENTER STREET BRUENING S OLDE TYME BAKERY OVEN TO DOOR Wholesale and Retaul Telephone 38 446 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I954 LAKE SHORE NEWS AGENCY 1736 EAST 45th STREET DIAL 39 74I Let Newspapers Keep You Informed CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I954 THE D M WEBB MOTOR CO 552I 27 MAIN AVENUE DIAL 23 I48 'GFI' Congratulatuons Class f I954 From The Tom Thumb Drive In CHICKEN IN THE BASKET ROUTE 20 WEST hdd th rye one hundred thurty-three INDEX Acaerno s South Park Confectnonary Ashtabula Ashtabula Ashtabula Ashtabula Ashtabula Ashtabula Ashtabula Ashtabula Ashtabula Bowlung Center County Savmgs and Loan Co Dlnor Floral Shop Ford Co Greyhound Termrnal Hlde and Leather Paper 8. Tw1ne Sky Way Dr1ve I Ashtabula Telephone Co Baker Blcycle Sales and Servlce B Bell s Clothes Bernard s Wallpaper 8. Pamt Co Bla1ne Perry T and Co Brennan lnsurance Edward J Broughton Beverage Co Bruenmg s Olde Tyme Bakery Bunker H111 Market Candyland Carle Wholesale C L Carlusle Allen Co Cedar s Grocery and Meats Cederqulst s Jewelry Store Center Motor Sales Cl1fford s Hardware Coca Cola Bottllng Co Commerclal Bank Cook Drug Store Cozadd s Clgar Store Crandall Supply Co Cullngan Soft Water Servlce Dempesls Shoe Repalr Dodge Lumber Co Dor1nda Brldal Shop Ducro Furnoture Co Eastman s Clover Farm Store Eckler Electrlc Electro Metallurgncal Co Fabrlc Center Farmers National Bank and Trust Co Fashuon The Fnelds Shoe Store Fsne Arts Center Flower Coal Co Foster Realty Co Forsyte s Gllbert lnsurance Co Maurlce Globe Cloth1ers Graham s Dellcatessen Heath and Wood Henne Tlre Servlce Herff Jones Co Herron s Stud1o Hershberg Rubber Products Hoffman s Pharmacy Hollys Barber Shop Hooker Detrex Incorporated Hotel Ashtabula Jacksons Drug Store Jerrys Food Market Kaluls Meat Market Knapp lnsurance Agency DART ADVERTISERS 4 29 2 0 4 113 Kressn s Red 8. Whute Food Store Krohngold s Jewelry 8. Leather Goods Store Lannes Creamery Lake Erve Pamt Co Lake Shore News Agency Lakes1de Cab Langers Jewelry Launder X Leopolds Shoe Store L1lly Palntlng Charles L1ttle Gem Barber Shop L1v1ngston Supply C Lou1s 8- Hall Love1oy Studlos Mabelles Mam Avenue Pontuac Sales Martell Cleaners Martln Bros lnsurance Co May Coal Ca Harold Maytag Sales 8- Servlce McBr1de Plumb1ng Co Malls Plumbing Mlllers Flowers Mvntzs Restaurant Jack Mutchell Hardware M K Boot Shop Montgomery Pnntlng Co Morrsson Radno Supply Moses Food Store Murray Halnes Studlo Murrays Myers Meat Market Naddra s Grocery Nat1onal Bank of Ashtabula Newberger s Nystrom Clean1ng 8. Presslng O Leary s Shoe Store Pat and Mvke s Smoke Shop Patrons Payne s Hardware Penney J C Penny Furntture Co People s Savmgs 8- Loan Co People s Store Post Bros Lumber Presc1ano Mlke Raser Tannery Co Reeds Dry Cleanlng Rlchardsons Shoe Store Roblnson Coal Co Rockwell Sprmg and Axle Co Roller s Shoe Store Sanborn Motor Equlpment Schaffer Dry Goods Schroll Supply Co Shea s Theater Sherwm Wllllams Co Sumons Musnc Store Sky Way Dr1ve 1n Theatres Smder lnsurance Co Sp1ngler Jewelers J Sterllng Jewelers Stoner Photo Serv1ce Rlchard Stop and Shop 4 4 9 tour ' ' ' 108 -' - 122 A 11 1 1103 ' 1107 ' .1 123 A 1 1 1 1 10 A' 11 11 1108 11 11 129 A A 1 11 1 101 1 199 1 1 1 132 A 1 1 196 A 1 1111 99 A 1 131 ' 1 1 111 . 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Weeks Floral CO Turk the Taulor 4 20th Century Foods WHEN WE WERE SEVENTEEN Uptown Motors Inc Webb Motor Co D M Wentlungs Pharmacy Western Reserve Cold Storage West Sude Hardware West Sude Lumber Wulluams Insurance Co Ned Youngstown Arc Engravung Zuma Farm Equupment 4 Never does a school year pass wuthout the sound of musuc rungung from every stu dent s vouce whether durung the change of classes or at lunch tume The hardest chemustry problem or the longest report wull be forgotten for a few bruef moments as songs full our munds Freshmen who entered theur sophomore year at AHS could be heard sungung Stranger un Paraduse The sophomore gurl havung a crush on a masculune senuor would be hum mung to the strauns of Secret Love The broken hearted uunuor who lost her one and only beau sughs to the tune of Julted Three months of school elapsed and December meant Chrustmas shoppung Whule some students asked the pruce of That Doggue un the Wundow others were more con cerned about A Strung of Pearls Members of the faculty after a hard day wuth theur noses to the grundstone came up wuth an emphatuc Gee Pruncupal M E Rowley when makung announcements at the end of the suxth peruod always seemed to have a Wanted lust and you could always be certaun when walkung unto room 29 after school You II Never Walk Alone Of course we mustn t forget the cool cats who to the tune of Crazy Man Crazy would do some mughty fast steppun Durung the warm Sprung days when the fresh heaven scented aur drufted through the class our thoughts were Down by the Ruversude and when asked to recute Butterflues somehow found theur way to our stomachs Senuors wautung for June 9 embark on the rhythm of Tull Then Guve Me the Name Age Heught and Suze was a famuluar questuon when the tume came for measure ments for graduatuon robes Now that the tume has come for us to leave AHS we shall take our Memorues out of the doors of Bula and unto the future o e und ed th ty , E. 99 , , 97 ' . ., l3O A ., . . l32 ll3 ' ' l0 IO9 l25 96 ' IOB - l32 ' , lO6 . l32 ' ' ., llO ' lO ' 133 129 ' ' ll8 ll ll . . . ,, . . 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