Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

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FOOTBALL FRONT ROW (left to right): Robert Kennedy. Stanley Putnicki. Charles Marcy. Albert Pape. William Smith. Robert Rhodes, Harlan Johnson, Fred Bancroft. SECOND ROW: Toivo Maenpaa, Robert Sauerwine. Charles Williams (captain). James Hall. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hoppes (coach), Leonard Nowakowski, Jack Wheeler. Robert Pearson. Mike Guarino, Harry Casey. John Hakkio. Clarence Di Pofi. Alex Reo, Jake Chicatelli. Lawrence O ren. Richard Woods, Jerome Higgins, Jack Higgins, Arnold Armany (manager), Douglas Brace (manager). BACK ROW: Joe Koblinski, George Smock, Tony Bartone. William Wilson, William Castrilla. Jack Elmers, Walter Perkoski, Francis Whitford, Rollln McNutt (manager). Football Summary Conneaut 23 Albion 0 Conneaut 20 Cleveland Benedictine 6 Conneaut 0 Ashtabula 0 Conneaut 18 Willoughby 0 Conneaut 0 Fair port 14 Conneaut 0 Ashtabula Harbor 0 Conneaut G Painesville G Conneaut 0 Erie Academy 65 Conneaut 25 Geneva 0 Totals 92 Totals 91 James Hall Charles Marcy Robert Sauerwine Harlan Johnson Albert Pape Football Lettermen Charles Williams Mike Guarino Jay Chicatelli Toivo Maenpaa Clarence DiPofi Robert Rhodes Robert Kennedy Stanley Putnicki Lawrence Ogren Arnold Armany, Manager Rollin MdNutt, Manager Douglas Brace, Manager Coach Leonard Hoppes Although “Dutch” mislaid his green shirt this year and as a result was not rewarded with any championships, his teams have been feared and respected by the other schools in the Lake Shore League. Since Mr. Hoppes came to Conneaut in the fall of 1928 school sporting events have been upon a distinctly high plane, and he well deserves the title which he has gained of being “the best coach in the league.” We wish you better luck next year, Dutch. 30

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 Conneaut School Band The Conneaut School Band was organized in the Fall of 1027, under the direction of Clarol B. Cross. During the first year the band contained only twenty-seven instruments. In 1929, Robert B. Auld became director and for five years worked intensively to develop and enlarge the band into a compact unit of approximately forty pieces. In September 1934, Kaarlo Mackey was appointed to supervise the band, and the success with which his efforts have been rewarded may be judged by the fact that the band now numbers eighty pieces and has repeatedly demonstrated its superior quality on numerous occasions throughout the school year. The crowning event of the year for the band was perhaps the Annual State Band Contest at Akron, April 9. Conneaut entered in the Class B group and was awarded the rating of “Excellent.' rs c

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BASKETBALL HACK ROW (left to right): George Smock (manager). James Pabody, Charles Marcy, lister Plank, Richard Woods, Mr. Hoppes (Coach). FRONT ROW: Everett Bartone, Fred Bancroft. Jay Phicatolli, Toivo Maenpaa, Stanley Putnicki. James Hall. Mr. Ourke (Faculty manager). ABENTEES: Elmer Palagyi, Tony Bartone. William Castrilla, Robert Morris. Jack Higgins (manager). B as ketball Summary Conneaut 28 Ashtabula 25 Conneaut 2-1 Painesville 38 Conneaut 17 Fail-port 41 Conneaut -7 Geneva 15 Conneaut 17 Willoughby 11 Conneaut 1 1 Ashtabula Harbor 12 Conneaut 18 Ashtabula 21 Conneaut 32 Willoughby 25 Conneaut 31 Painesville 23 Conneaut 34 Fairport 3(5 Conneaut 27 Geneva 23 Conneaut 21 Ashtabula Harbor 17 TOURNAMENT Conneaut 2(5 Fairport 38 Totals 3 13 Totals 325 Basketball Lettermen Elmer Palagyi James Hall Stanley Putnicki Tony Bartone Toivo Maenpaa Jack Higgins (Manager) Track Candidates---1937 Arnold Armany, Fred Bancroft, Robert De Marco, John Hakkio, James Hall, Clarence Harco, Charles Marcy, Lawrence Ogren, James Pabody, Elmer Palagyi, Edward Tyszkiewicz, Albert Pape, Kenneth Pounds, Stanley Putnicki, Minter Snyder, William Smith, Nate Ruffin, Paul Zumpft. 31