Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

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20 THE TATTLER 1934 Champions FOOTBALL TEAM Back Row—Left to Right: Erland Elonen, Manager: Mr. Hoppes, Coach; William Smith, Gaylord Sabo. Stanley Putnieki, Mike Guarino. Joe Lengyel, William Lillie. Martin Leppala, George Benedict, George Hirsimaki, James McNutt, Willis Dickson. Henry Ja-sinski. Thomas Frew, Charles White. Julius Yesso. Manager; Vincent O'Donnell. Manager. Middle Row; John Czompoly, James Rapose, Charles Williams, Steve Toth, Willard Makepeace, Steve Karznia. First Row: Richard Norman, Arthur Hirsimaki, Captain; John Quigley, Arvid Kan-gas, Ralph Reo, Chester Foy, Robert Truelson. FOOTBALL STM ARY Conneaut 31 Girard. Pennsylvania 0 Conneaut 25 Girard, Ohio 6 Conneaut 14 Cleveland Heights 0 Conneaut 48 Willoughby 0 I 'onneaut 22 Ashtabula 0 Conneaut 33 Cjeneva 6 Conneaut 16 Painesville 2 Conneaut 14 Ashtabula Harbor 0 Conneaut 0 Fair port 6 Conneaut 0 Meadville 0 Conneaut 7 Cleveland Glenville 0 BASKETBALL SEASON ENDS SUCCESSFULLY Although defeated in the Lake Shore League, the Blue and White cagers triumphed in the Sectional Tournament, thus showing, according to Coach Hoppes “if the boys make up their minds to do a thing they can do it.” The players on this year's squad were Captain Richard Norman, Mike Palagyi, Arvid Kangas, Robert Truelson, Steve Toth, Bud King, Robert Hoffman. Stanley Put-nicki. Robert Forster, Jack Richardson. Martin Leppella, Francis Marvin, Carlton Burr, Toivo Maenpaa, David Hamilton. Maurice Bittler, and Walter Keimer. The scores of the league games are as follows: Conneaut 25 Ashtabvla 27 Conneaut 20 Willoughby 26 Conneaut 25 Painesville 11 Conneaut 20 Fairport 27 Conneaut 18 Geneva 26 Conneaut 26 Harbor 22 Conneaut 20 Ashtabula 22 Conneaut 25 Willoughby 32 Conneaut 30 Painesville 12 Conneaut 17 Fairport 35 Conneaut 26 Geneva 24 Conneaut 19 Harbor 21 By taking three games straight. Conneaut won the Tournament held in Ashtabula. The scores were: Conneaut 37 Ashtabula 31 Conneaut 25 Fairport 24 Connenut 28 Warren 19

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THE TATTLER SOPHOMORES Hack Row—Left to Right: Dwayne Robinson, Robert Phelps, Paul Robinson, Stanley Putnicki, Alexander Reo, Roland McNutt. Robert Rhoades. John Megyesi, Anthony Pryately, Jack Ross. Third Row: George McManus. Dewey Parris, Imogene Miller. Anna Roettinger, Elva Parris, Emma Rindo, Grace Miller, Betty Mulcahy. Marion Now, Helvia Peterson, Minnie Ring. Second Row: Helen Luce, Mary Narducci, Mildred Rogers, Nelma Nlmelli, Margaret Rossick, Cecelia Perkoski. Ernie Pesola, Ingrid Parkomaki, Marjorie, Roberta, Julia Pape, Antlonette Ross. First Row: Jack Rath. Nathaniel Ruffin, Carl Rubenstein, Wesley Miller, William Mooney, Roland Newman, Ralph Potvln, Ned Mostello. Hack Row—Left to Right: Georgia Hubbard. Walter Keimer, Toivo Maenpaa, Emil Humalainen, John Jasinski, William Hawkins. Robert Hare. Raymond Harrington. Jack Higgins. Harold Brabender. Third Row: Mary Litchfield. Kathryn Hall. Hetty Long. Margaret Laughlin, Genevieve Kellogg, Florence Hotchkiss. Ruth Kellogg. Evelyn Kasto. Dorothy Kibler, Ina Jamison. Second Row: Elaine Hicks. Margaret Henson. Lucille Hazeltine, Helen Lower, Virginia Johnson, Ruth Herpy, Marjorie Hayford, Marjorie Jackson. Marjorie Hawley, Eva Hunter. Viola Jarvi. First Row: Raymond Howard. Gene Henderson. El win Hazeltine. Robert Johnson, Nicholas Kapsanis, Joseph Kovacevic, Robert Kennedy. Edward Kacso. Richard Jenks.

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THE TATTLER 21 BOYS’ GLBE CM II Virgil Wylie, Robert Mallory. Junior Herb, Wesley Miller, Robert Langley. Roland Newman. Sherman Whipple, Walter Jackson, Paul Robinson, Robert Williams, Thomas Frew, Thomas Jenkins. Robert Shearer, Frank Capella, Obed Ruffin, Ned Mostello, Joe Desmond, William Mooney, Clarence Di Pofi, Dewey Last, William Colson, Thomas Pestak, Charles Suttles. William Mallory. William Hubbard, George Benedict, Willis Dickson. William Lillie, Edward Tobin. James Eagles. Paul Saunders, Robert Scribner, Arthur Klumph, Stuart Getz, Robert Wheeler, Robert Rhoades, Albert Johnson, Robert Hawke, Arthur Cline, George McManus, Adolph Cifelli, Duane Robinson. GIRLS GLBB Cl.I II Helen Anderson, Charlotte Burr, Clara J. Cunningham, Bette Dean, Leanor Floro, Peg Gallagher, Edna Hewitt, Saima Holkko, Marjorie Lawrence. Alice Likely, Muriel, Millison, Helen Mackey, Dora Monroe, Dorothea Onion, Clara Osborne, Julia Parko-maki, Miriam Peterson, Mary Quinn .Mildred Rist, Helen Saboda, Pearl Samppi, Edythe Tobin, Genevieve Thompson, Frances Townsend, Norma Murray, Isabel Trombley. Doris LaMont, Lois Torrence, Ann Rankinen. Sarah Landon, Margaret Kerner, Wanetta Bates, Beatrice Davis, Lorene Ring, Betty Chapman, Eleanor Driscoll. Clara Esterhay, June Halyday, Virginia Stevens, Betty Smith. Ann Putnicki, Catherine Bitner, Lillian Adams. Arlowin Isbell, Barbara Barnes. Josephine Colby, Clara Grice, Marion Colerick, Winifred Dickey. Jeanette Harrington, Frances Lamos, Alberta Laughrey, Betty Quinn, Madelaine Madelaine Rlsley, Lillian Smith. Rita Sands, Ellanora McQuaid, Georgia Pittis, Verna Saftick, Edna Uitto, Elizabeth Hubbard, Mary Balyeat, Filomena Bartone. Avonelle Beall, Elsie Berta, Lucille Denning, Thelma Dewey, Genevieve Folger, Ida Gruey, Helen Heard. Lois Kremer, Evelyn Marshall, Jean Murray, Joanne Potter, Ruth Rhinehart. Jennie Saftick. Mary Rossick, Margaret Shreve. Helen Neil, Virginia Adamson. OKCHESTKA 1WM-I 35 This year the orchestra under the direction of Mr. Carleton Davis was comprised of thirty-six members, including several ex-high students. The members were: Mae Gruey. Ida Gruey. Ruth Rhinehart. Martha Reeves. Lorene Ring. Mabel Bennett. Elsie Berta, Edna Uitto, Ruth Borowski, Pauline Tucker, Alberta Dewey, Georgea Hubbard, Maralee Gruey, Alicia Smith. Barbara Annes, Elaine Hicks, Bernard Schumake. Virgil Wylie. Robert Bushey, Wilbur Bushey, Wesley Miller, Richard Olmsted, William Lillie, Arthur Klumph, Mark Reffner, William Mallory, Robert Mallory. John Cowles. Thomas Pestak. Robert Miller, John McNutt, Raymond Howard. Sherman Whipple, Paul Saunders, Robert Wheeler, and Robert Phelps. BAND The Conneaut School Band was this year under the direction of Mr. Kaarlo Mackey. The Band won third place in a contest of high school bands at Berea. Ohio. April 20. The Conneaut Senior High members are as follows: Donald Payn, Maurice De Pofi. Ernest Sippola, Virgil Wylie, Maralee Gruey. Barbara Annis, Willis Dickson. Robert Shearer, Thomas Pestak. Robert Wheeler. Arthur Klumph, Robert Kennedy, William Mallory. Alicia Smith. Genevieve Kellogg, Robert Kultie. Sherman Whipple. Paul Sanders, Ruth Borowski, Robert Mallory. Frank Draves. Elaine Hicks. Jack Ross, Robert Phelps, Francis Marvin. Ruth Herpy. OPERETTA The annual operetta. And It Rained, was presented March twenty-first and twenty-second in the high school auditorium. Mr. J. W. Sharp had charge of the music; Mrs. Velma Shepherd, dances; Miss Vera Bird, costumes; Mr. W. R. Donovan, stage setting; and Mr. Paul Sheehan, speaking parts. The leading parts were taken by Willis Dickson. Jeanne Murray. Charles Suttles. Ruth Rhinehart, Lois Kremer, Alberta Laughrey, Arthur Klumph, Sherman Whipple, Thomas Jenkins, Stuart Getz, and Duane Robinson. The choruses were made up of members of the Girl's and Boy's Glee Clubs. KENT SlllOl. AK.HIIIl TESTS In the Kent State Scholarship Tests held at Kent. Ohio. May 4. the following Conneaut High Students scored: Physics—Raymond Blood, first place; John Paulson, second place. Chemistry Jack Cheney, first place; Robert Kitson. fifth place. English II—Esther Johnson, fourth place. The excellent ranking of the students served to give Conneaut High eighth place in the city classification in which thirty-one schools were represented. Compliments of J. RALPH McLAUGHLIN, Dependable Jeweler