Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

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One battler 15 battler Staff 1932-1933 Advl«« r, Mr. Paul Sheehan. Staff members: Joan Crocker, Margaret Ferguson, Kathryn Stoneman. Winifred Klabuhn, Arlene Lindgren. Helen Tyszkiewicz, Klma Crews, James Hamilton, Beatrice Koons, Klla Leppilahtl, John Cunningham. Donald Litchfield, Eleanor Kultti, Olive Esslinger, Harry Osborne, Homer Sanford. Richard Pratt, Robert Miner, William Lord, and Vaughn Hart. Pootball Summary Conneaut 0..............Erie Academy 20 Conneaut II.................Wesleyville 0 Conneaut 13...................Painesville 0 Conneaut 48.....................Geneva 3 Conneaut 6..................Girard (Ohio) 6 Conneaut 19..................Ashtabula 0 Conneaut 18.................Willoughby 0 Conneaut 6....................Falrport 0 Conneaut 7...............Ashtabula Harbor 0 Conneaut total 158.... Opponents total 29 Average per game 21.........Opponents’ 2 Points in last three years 379. Opponents’ 46 LETTER M E N J. Yesso (Captain)—Q., R. Irving—R. H.. C. King—L. H., R. Johnson—L. T., J. Heiberg—R. E.t P. Orrenmaa—L. G„ I. Ma» n-paa—R. G„ R. Truelson—L. E.. Hirsimaki — R. T., J. Quigley—C., F. Capela—L. H.. W. Walls—L. E.. R. Naylor—R. H.. M. Fenton—O., J. Ruffin—R. E., R. Reo—R. T., R. Mohr—L. T., J. White—F. B.. (Captain Elect) and R. Lyons (Manager). ‘Basketball Summary Conneaut 31 ...............Strong Vincent 38 Conneaut 34 ..............Wesley ville 27 Conneaut 30 ..................Ex-Highs 37 Conneaut 32 .................Ashtabula 34 Conneaut 30 ............Girard (Pa.) 26 Conneaut 27 .........Ashtabula Harbor 21 Conneaut 33 ...............Painesville 18 Conneaut 22 ........University School 11 Conneaut 34 ....................Geneva 25 Conneaut 29 ............Girard (Pa.) 21 Conneaut 25 ...............Strong Vincent 28 Conneaut 41 .................Ashtabula 16 Conneaut 29 ................Willoughby 36 Conneiwut 13 .................Fairport 20 Conneaut' total 410 Opponents’ total 360 •League games. TOt'R.% l.HK T Conneaut 46................Painesville 29 Conneaut 22...................Fairport 23 LETTER M E W. Walls—C. (Captain), C. King—L. F., M. K renter-—R. F., I. Maenpaa—R. G., R. Irving—R. G., P. Orrenmaa—L. G. (Captain Elect), and R. Pratt (Manager). The following were awarded cheer leaders' letters: Joan Crocker. Sarah Berta, Ernest Southwick, and Alan Sippola. Compliments of HORTON STEVENS Phone Main 1819 233 Broad Street Compliments of DR. H. C. MORDEN, D. D. S. 289y2 Main Street Conneaut, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of The Erie Daily Times The Pond Lumber Co. and Phone Main 1865 The Buffalo Courier Express Broad Street The Conneaut Grain fk Feed headquarters for School Students Company Ice Cream Sodas 10c flour feed COAL BRADY WILLIAMS FARM MACHINERY Cut Rate Drug Store

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14 Che Cattler £rhe Organizations THE CO IS’ NEAUT SCHOOL BAND The band for the year 1932-1933 was under the direction of Mr. Robert Auld. The members were: Robert Kultti, Sherman Whipple, DeStewart Gruey, Ashley Kroterfield, Harold Wolcott, Paul Schray, Ruth Borowski, Rollin McNutt. James Burnham, Louis Bartoo, William Mallory. John McNutt, John Ingram. Jack Fuller, Robert Bushey, Wilbur Bushey, Ernest Southwick, Clyde Baugher, William Lillie, Allan Slppola, William Hubbard, Herbert Taylor, LeRoy Moon, Clare Barkalow, Donald Payne, Wayne Jones, Ernest Sip-pola, William Colson. Richard Olmsted, Maurice di Pofi, Elma Crews, William Hines, Jane Malaney, Joan Crocker, Robert Mallory, and June Malaney. ORCHESTRA The orchestra was again under the capable direction of Mr. Carleton Davis. The member of the organization were: Helen Dickey, Ruth Rhinehart, Mabel Bennett, Ida Gruey, Graedon Whipple, Lorene Ring, Jane Malaney, Joan Crocker, Jane Olds. Clare Barkalow, Richard Olmsted, Ashley Kroterfield. Paul Schray, William ltisley, Robert Bushey, James Mooney, Robert Miller, William Colson, DeStewart Gruey, William Hubbard, William Mallory, Charles Suttles, Ted Kasto, and Ernest Southwick. GIRLS GLEE CM 11 1932-1933 Director, Mr. J. W. Sharp. Members: Ruth Akerley. Mabel Ragnall. Evangeline Berlin, Sarah Berta, Eunice Blood, Josephine Bremner, Helen Burr, Jeanette Caldwell, Alice Clark. Vina (Mark. Malvina Compoly, Maxine Conway, Elma Crews. Joan ('rocker, Helen Dickey, Roberta Dudley. Margaret Ferguson. Jean Fox, Val Jean Fuller,, Mazie Gross, Margaret Hamilton, Helen Hicks, Helen Hinkle, Margaret Kaeso, Ann King, Winifred Klabuhn, Marian Kremer, Eleanor Laughrey, Ann McDowell, Irene Mooney, Virginia Peden. Sophia Putnicki. Sophia Raciborski, Eleanor Rich, Emma Sabo, Olga Sabo, Elizabeth Sanger, Anna Schmidt, Martha Shearer, Irene Smith, Mary Smith, Ruth Smith, Jane Torrance, Helen Tyszkiewicz, Mary Watson, Graedon Whipple, Helen Wise. Minnie Zappitello, and Beatrice Zumpft. IlOVS GLEE CM n 1932-1933 Director. Mr. J. W. Sharp. Members: Jack Baugher, Merle C pela, William Hilde- brand. Walter Howard. Ray Huhta. Albert Johnson. (Maude Kobernick, Robert Langley. William Mallory, Ellsworth Marteeny, Chester McElhaney, Bud Merrick. Donald Metcalf. Richard Miller, Robert Miller. Milo Natto, Richard Olmsted, Harry Osborne, Donald Parko-maki. Ernest Reagle. Stanley Robertson, James Ruffin, Garold Shoemaker, Alan Sippola. Ernest Sippola. Ernest Southwick. William Stillwell, Edward Tobin. Arthur Twichel, John Vendetti. Carl Wilberg, and Harold Wolcott. THE HONOR SOCIETY 1932-1933 Adviser, Miss Margaret Dibbern. Members: Bertha Simons, Helen Tyszkiewicz. Madeline Mohan, Richard Pratt. Margaret Ferguson. Kathryn Stoneman, Helmer Puska, Stanley Marsowicz. Beatrice Koons, Sarah Berta, Martha Shearer, Charlotte Curtiss, Jane Clark, Ella Leppilahti, Karl Kultti. Margaret Mullen, Elma Crews, Joan Crocker. Mary-allce Annis, Wilbur Owens, DeStewart Gruey, John Cunningham, Helen Kapsanis, Marian Kremer, Caroline Gaukel, Irene Mooney, Maxine Mook, Robert Miner, Helen Dickey. Sophie Perkoski. KENT SCHOLARSHIP TEST MAI «. 1933 Physics—(.Mare Barkalow 1, Teacher, Mr. Adams. Chemistry—Charles Hawley 7, Teacher, Mr. Durkee. French 12—Margaret Ferguson 9, Teacher, Mr. Auld. English 11—Helen Dickey 8. Teacher, Miss DeBord. English 11—Helen Kapsanis 10, Teacher, Miss DeBord. SENIOR PL A The name of the Senior Play this year was Loose Ankles. It was produced under the direction of Mr. Paul Sheehan, in the Auditorium on December 16. 1932. The members of the' cast were as follows: Margaret Ferguson, Elma Kananen, Olga Sabo, Jane Clark, Ruth Smith, Arlene Lindgren, Helen Tyszkiewicz. Virginia Davenny, Ellsworth Marteeny. Homer Sanford. Donald Meckley, Stanley Brace, Jerry Cowden, DeStewart Gruey, Harry Osborne, and Robert Husted. Ernest Reagle acted as stage manager.

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16 Che Gattler THE PELTON STORE |UST as the June Graduate represents the highest ideals of this J community and the flower of its human stalk, so does this store represent the highest type of merchandising service. Quality goods at fair prices has been the unvarying principle of this organization for more than a quarter of a century The A. W. Pelton Company (JT Exclusive handling of meats J prevents absorption from other commodities Conneaut Meat Company K. E. GIBBS Young Men’s Wear 222 Main Street Compliments of J. Ralph McLaughlin Jeweler E. C. THAYER Shoes and Hosiery 216 Main Street WALRATH’S Meats and Groceries Main 5171 227 Broad Street Conneaut Sugar Bowl Candies - Lunches Try our ECOMA Ice Cream In Brick or Bulk Congratulations from The Lake Shore Gas Company Conneaut, Ohio Arthur Hardware Company Paint Headquarters drugs SUNDRIES The Conneaut Drug Co. Everything a Good Drug Store Should Handle KODAKS FILMS Gifts - Costume Jewelry - Books Stationery - Circulating Library The Magic Door 176 Broad Street