Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

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THE TATTLER 25 JOHN CAiNTLIN “Jawn”—A great athlete, but he seems to have a preference for “tailoring.” Chorus, 1. Basketball, 1-2-3. Capt. 3. Football, 1-2-3. Tcack. 1-2. Dramatic Club, 3. Pres. 3. Glee Club, 2. Ring and Pin Com., 1. MARA TAYLOR “Tomboy”—Quick in replies and extremely entertaining.—Now, John! Basketball, 1. Chorus, 1. Ring and Pin Com., 1. Sr. Party Com., 3. French Club, 3. Literary, 1-2. Dramatic Club, 3. Senior Vice President, 3. LUCLARE GRAHAM “Luke”—Types to the tune of “Kitten on the Keys.” Everybody’s friend. Literary, 1-2. Sr. Girls’ Club, 3. Typing Awards. ELINORE PAGE I’m arguing still, she owned her skill, For e’en though vanquished, she could argue still. Debate, 1-2-3. Triangular Debate, 1. Team, 2-3. Library Staff, 3. French Club, 3. LUCILLE KLUMPH “Lu”—Let the dance be where it may, Lu will get there in spite of exams next day. Debate Club, 1-2-3. Team, 1-2. Tattler Staff, 2-3. Glee Club, 3. Chorus, 1. Operetta, 3. Sr. Girls’ Banquet Speaker, 3. Sophomore Party Cpm., 1. Jr. Party Com., 2. Sr. Party Com., 3. Shorthand Certificate. Typing Certificate. DONALD HAMILTON “Ham”—Life’s a game of basketball with “time out” for dating. Clarinet solos— “Mat” plays the harmonica. Track. Basketball. Football. Sr. Boys’ Club, 3. Literary, 1-2.

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24 THE TATTLER TONY BARTONE Like an Eskimo Pie, uncertain. His good humor is enviable. Senior Boys’ Club, 3. Literary, 1-2. LOIS ALLEN A demure little miss whom everyone likes—a young lady whom fellows can find time to write home about. Literary, 1-2. Sr. Girls’ Club, 3. ELSIE ARMSTRONG Her friends?—many. Her enemies—are there any ? Chorus, 1. Literary, 1-2. Glee Club, 3. Operetta, 1-3. Invitation Com., 3. Sr. Girls’ Club, 3. Jr.-Sr. Party Com., 2. Sr.-Jr. Party Com., 3. RUTH ALLISON It broke me up when he threw me down —I want my “Hennery.” An auburn haired debater of renown. Glee Club, 3. Chorus, 1. Operetta, 1-3. Debate Club, 1-2-3. Team, 2-3. Triangular Debate, 1. Sweater Com., 3. Jr.-Sr. Party Com., 2. French Club, 3. Sec’t., 3. MARIANf CHENEY Always good, natural, and agreeable—If you want things done and done right, take them to Marian. Literary, 1-2. Chorus, 1. Jr.-Sr. Party Com., 2. Sr. Party Com., 3. Dramatic Club, 3. Basketball, 3. Senior Play. ROBERT GRANT “Skinny”—Hollywood diet doesn't bother him. ’Cause he’d rather eat than try to keep slim. Literary, 1-2. Sr. Boys Club, 3. Jr.-Sr. Party Com., 2.

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26 THE TATTLER WILLIAM CROSBY “Bill”—He’s no baseball fan, nor does he care for candy, but he sure likes' his “Babe Ruth.” Crafton Hi, Pittsburgh, 1. Track Team, 2-3. Dramatic Club, 3. Operetta, 3. Jr.-Sr. Party Com. 2. Sr. Party Com., 3. Glee Club, 2-3. Literary Club, 2. FRANCES GARDNER “Franny”—The orchestra depends upon “Franny” and you can bet that she’s dependable. A jolly friend—No better musician can be found. Chorus, 1. Glee Club, 2. Orchestra, 2-3. Operetta, 2-3. Boys’ Glee Club Acc., 2-3. Literary, 1-2. Sr. Girls’ Club, 3. Assembly Acc., 2-3. RUTH KERNER She reminds us of a combination of all our favorite movie stars. St. Mary’s, 1. Literary, 2. Glee Club, 3. Dramatic, 3. Operetta, 3. MARCELLE HERSHEY “Missie”—Tho’ not of the chocolate family, she’s just as sweet to us as tho’ she were really candy. Sr. Girls Club, 3. Literary, 1-2. Chorus, 1. Sr. Party Com., 3. Shorthand Award. MAXINE GIBSON “Ping”—She’s pretty to walk with, Witty to talk with, and pleasant to think about. Senior Play. Chorus, 1. Soph. Class Treas., 11. Speaker Sr. Girls’ Banquet, 2. Tattler Staff, 2-3. Literary, 1-2. Library Staff, 3. Sec’t. Senior Class, 3. Debate Club, 3. Team, 3. Jr.-Sr. Party Com., 2. ROBERT HINES “Bob”—Albert Payson Terhune’s rival in short story writing—an indispensable member of the band. Literary Club, 1. Pres., 1. Debate Club, 2. Team, 3. Sr. Boys’ Club, 3. Band, 1-2-3. Class Prophet, 3.