Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

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Girls’ Glee Club Lillium Adams, Virginia Adamson, Helen Anderson, Mary Helen Bancroft, Margaret Bar tone, Elsie Berta, Hath Borowsky, Christine Bricker, Eleanore Burns, Hosella Copple, Jackie Carey, Mary Alice Christman, Kathleen Christopher, Elina Dalrymple, Beatrice Davis, Carmelita Dc Marco, Lucille Denning, Emma De Placido, Lea nor Floro, Margaret Gallagher, Lorraine Gaukel, Christina Getsey, Mary Alice Gleason, Katherine Hall, Lucille Hazel tine, Edna Hewit, Elina Holkko, Saima Holkko, Marjorie Hawley, Elizabeth Hubbard, Eva Hunter, Esther Johnson, Virginia Johnson, Genevieve Kellogg, Helen Kozlinski, Alberta Laugh-rey, Marjorie Lawrence, Alice Likely, Betty May Long, Helen Lower, Helen Luce, Ellanora McQuaid, Muriel Millison, Pauline Morgan, Violet Mucci, Norma Murray. Helen Neil, Marion Now, Ingrid Parkamaki, Julia Parkomakl, Cecelia Perkoski, Mary Pearson, Joanne Potter, Genevieve Rapose, Jackie Reno, Mildred Rist, Annav Hettinger, Mildred Rogers, Antoinette Ross, Marjorie Rossick, Helen Soboda, Pearl Samppi, Mary Shank, Mercedes Schatz, Ruth Sherman, Jane Skinner, Eileen Smith, Catherine Stearns, Marjorie Stevens, Marion Strang, Lois Torrence, Frances Townsend, Edna Uitto, Meihel Van Skoik, Gladys Volkman, Margaret Wagner, Beatrice Walker, Edith Watson, Katherine White, Mary Whitney, Dorothy Zappitello, Emma Znppitello. THE TATTLER • 19 3 6 5 Bo})’s Glee Club Richard Davison, Roland Newman, Kenneth Pounds, Robert Mallory, Robert Toomey, Willis Dickson, Sherman Whipple, LeRoy Scavey, Ohed Ruffin, Jack Fullerton, Irvin Erb. Robert Williams, Robert Montgomery, Charles Marcy, Thomas Jenkins, Virgil Wylie, Paul Robinson, Maurice Dipofi, Francis Shannon, Ernest Miller, Charles Stanford, Joe Dezman, Arnold Armany, Richard Woods, Dewey East, Robert Scribner, Arthur Klumph, Dwayne Robison, James Hall, Robert Rhoades, Clarence Dipofi, Jack Richardson, Merle Irving, Myles Massie. Kent and McDonald Winners In the Kent State Scholarship tests held at Kent, Ohio, May 2, the following Conneaut High students scored: English—Esther Johnson, first place; Physics—Robert Kitson, second place; Jack Cheney, third place. Chemistry—John Cowles, second place; Eleanor Burns, Honorable Mention. Plane Geometry—Thomas Soltis, Honorable Mention. The excellent ranking of the students gave Conneaut High tenth place in the city classification in which thirty schools were represented. On April 22 a group of commercial students competed in a contest held at McDonald, Ohio. Sarah Laslo was the only one that placed, which was first in Shorthand. This made her eligible to compete in the Bowling Green State Contest. tw’enty-three

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r 3 3 r - I r 5 O The Annual Operetta, ''Jewels of the Desert” The annual High School Operetta “Jewels of the Desert” was presented March IS, 19, 20, the three nights’ presentation being to accommodate those who were unable to attend either of the first two presentations due to bad weather. The costumes were designed by Miss Vera Bird and corresponded appropriately with the Arabic setting. The dancing was directed by Mrs. Velma Shepherd, the musical department, including orchestra and glee clubs, by Mr. Kaarlo Mackey, and Mr. Paul Sheehan supervised the speaking parts. The principals were as follows: Nana, the Jewel of the Desert, Marv Shank; her lover, Benarulah, Maurice Di Pofi; Caesar, the colored gentleman from the United States, Ohed Ruffin; his pal, Cheeko, irgil Wylie; Nana’s father, Abdullah, Maurice Bittler; Professor Lythe, Robert Scribner; his captivating daughter, Betty, Dorothea Onion; Lieut. Andrews, Willis Dickson; Lady Grady, Alberta Laugh-rev; Miss Lythe, Ruth Borowsky; Carrieail, Nana’s nurse, Jackie Reno. Lillian Adams was the accompanist, assisted by Saima Holkko and Eleanor Burns. Stage Managers were Harry Speer, Robert Kitson, and Robert Manniko.

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« I935'3 ) Football Team Back row, left to right: Robert Forster, manager; Arthur klumph, cheer leader; Harlan Johnson, George Ilirsimaki, Jack Wheeler, Charles Marcy, Charles Copeck, Roland McNutt, Robert Kennedy, John Stasko, Elmer Soltis. Kenneth Pounds, Mike Guarino, Clarence DiPofi, Thomas Frew, Edgar Denning, Dewey Paris, Laurence Ogren, George Smock, Harold Watson, assistant coach; Leonard Hoppes, coach. Second row: Douglas Brace and Jack Higgins, assistant managers; Charles Williams, Jack Richardson, Albert Pape, Albert King, Martin Leppala, Steve Toth, Willard Makepeace. Front row: Gaylord Sabo, Stanley Putnicki, Robert Smith, William Smith, Robert Rhodes, Charles White, captain, Willis Dickson.