Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

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The 1935 Football Season Although Conncaut failed to continue its habit of winning the Lake Shore League Football Championship, they did, nevertheless, display a superior brand of football. In league competition the team lost but one game and tied one; the remaining games were won by substantial margins. In non-league competition the boys defeated three much larger and stronger schools. “Dutch” and “Watty” need have no regrets over the 1935 season. Following is a summary of the games played and their respective scores: FOOTBALL SUMMARY Academy 7 Conneaut 10 Erie Tech 0 Conneaut 2i Ashtabula 0 Conneaut 29 Painesville 6 Conneaut 0 Fairport 0 Conneaut 0 Harbor 13 ............ Conneaut 23 Geneva 6 Conneaut 24 Willoughby 6 Conneaut 35 St. Benedictine () Conneaut 20 The 1935-36 Basket Ball Season A perusal of the summary of the 1986 basketball season will indicate better than can be described the brand of playing which the team produced. At times they were unbeatable, while at other times—oh, well, the scores tell the story. The fact that the team went to the finals in the district tournament proves, however, that the boys could play ball on occasions. Letters were awarded to the following players: Steve Toth, Albert King, Stanley Putnicki, Toivo Maenpaa, Robert Forster, Maurice Bit-tier, Jack Richardson, Martin Lcppala, and Gaylord Sabo, manager. BASKETBALL SUMMARY Academy 21 Conneaut 20 Ashtabula 27 Conneaut 16 Willoughby 38 Conneaut 36 Painesville 51 Conneaut 33 Fairport 13 Conneaut 11 Geneva 83. . Conneaut 36 Academy 31 Conneaut 22 Harbor 20 Conneaut 18 Ashtabula 20 . . Conneaut 19 Willoughby 11 Conneaut 42 Painesville 21 Conneaut 25 Fairport 35 Conneaut 18 Geneva 33 Conneaut 11 Harbor 18 Conneaut 20 TOURNAMENT Harbor 23 Conneaut 25 Warren 29 Conneaut 26 THE TATTLER • 19 3 6 twenty-five

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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.

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Hack row, left to right: Ilobert Phelps, Robert Kennedy, Robert Itm hey. Jack Ross, Julian Lewis. Francis Marvin. Raymond Hewitt, Genevieve Kellogg. Keith Roberts, Robert Shearer, Junior Rood. Third row, left to right Jack Gruey, John Crabe, Kdna Hewitt, Herman Carnegie, William Thompson. Earl Crews, Robert Wheeler. Robert Toomey, Ruth Rauha. Alicia Smith, Hetty Stevens. Ellen Spear. Second row, left to right: Pauline Tucker, Karl Perola, Ruth Bowowsky, Mary Thompson. Margaret Howson, Paul Sanders, Roland McNutt. Robert Mallory, Cora Mae McKee. Sherman Whipple, Robert Miller. Lorin Burns. Dick Fortune, Marion Burr, Kaarlo Mackey Front row. left to right: Eva Draves, Robert Getchel, Ruth Herpy, Aurora Airo, Minerva Perola. Frank Draves. Willis Dickson, Maurice De Poll, Maralee Gruey, Opal Smith, Hetty Norton. Elaine Hicks, John Hollko. The Conneaut School Band s- 0 1 i£. x The Band, under the direction of Mr. Kaarlo Mackey, in addition to appearing in a number of excellent concerts thi •oughout the year succeeded in winning second place in the district band contest at Ashland, Ohio, April IS. Lack of funds prevented the band from making the trip to Columbus for the State contest.