Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

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SENIOR PHY BACK ROW: Left to Right: Robert Johnson. Alene Walsh, Paul Sheehan, Jean Mozart, Robert Gilbert, Richard Davis, John Haybarger, Robert Burdick, Frances Arnett, Edith Zappitelli, Jerry Reno. FRONT ROW: Patty Heasinan, Martha Pelton, James Gibson. Helen Surma, Charlotte Ojari, Bill Cowden, Laura Litchfield, Kathryn Davin, Robert Jones, Jean Pape, Charlotte Ransom, John Henson. BAND FIRST ROW: Ruth Skinner, Julian Lewis. Mary Lou Benson, Aino Naykki, Esther Lan-gell, Ruth Miller, Laura Benson, Barbara Yarnell, Thad Hundertmark, Anthony Bartone, Jean Samson, Harriet Hoskins, Mary Ellen McLaughlin. SECOND ROW: Arlene Aldrich, Curtis Crews, Thomas Hundertmark, Mary Lou Arthur, Jean Campbell, Jean Jarvela, Karl Haapanen, Alice Jones, Joan Dc.May, Henriette Zappitelli, Lois Helman, Marjorie Stone. THIRD ROW: Kaarlo Vasti, Jean Yarnell, Donna Perkio, James Kitchen, Richard Starkey, James Dunn, Barbara Gilbert, Harold Nastelin, Duane Stacker, Harold Pearson, Elma Bricker, Mary Lou Hoel, Richard Halliday, George Hakkio, Mary Jane Julio, Herbert Frich, Earl Heinemann, Wilbur Chidester. FOURTH ROW, LEFT: Virginia Campbell, Dolores Damon, Maryalyce Wnoroski, Virginia Peffer, Charlotte Ojari, Carmen Calaway. RIGHT: Morris Hewitt, Vera Bishop, Villah Chapin, Nancy Pinkerton, Beverly Alberg. STANDING: Jean Hill, Patricia Adams, Betty Heckman, Herbert Bushy, Bruce Holcomb, Kaarlo Mackey, Mary Anna Mosher, Robert Crombie. A CAPPELLA CHOIR TOP ROW: James Campbell, Bruce Holcomb, Curtis Crews, James Loomis, Dick Starkey, Bill Cowden, Donald Norton, Alan Joslin. THIRD ROW: Jean Campbell, Charlotte Ojari', Joan De May, Mary Kelly, Bob Loomis, Julian Lewis, Ray Roberts, Howard Mast, Robert Jones, Bill Phelps, Jacqueline Rose. SECOND ROW: Angela Zappitello, Alice Kearney, Charlotte Ransom, Laura Litchfield, Betty Heckman, Ruth Miller, Dorothy Karhn, Eleanor Oehlenschlager, Estelle Nyman, Jeanne Phelps, Martha Pelton, Margaret Laird, Josephine Mucci, Marguerite Gruey. FRST ROW: Louise Narducci, Dolly Parker, Mary Lou Arthur, Alice Jones, Esther Langell. Aino Naykki, Betty Smith, Jean Pape, Marian Castrilla,’ Miriam Vasti, Jean Yarnell, Mary Anna Mosher. Virginia Peffer, Nadine Lovell. 30

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Senior Play Laura Litchfield portrayed a girl wanting to crash the movies in the senior play, “Don’t Take My Penny,” which played to two full houses December 16 and 17. John Ilenson made a hit with his feminine impersonation of “Gloria Lovely.” The rest of the cast included Jean Mozart, Robert Gilbert, Robert Jones, John Haybarger, Alene Walsh, Kathryn Davin, Jean Pape, Bill Cowden, John Henson, Charlotte Ransom, Jim Gibson, Charlotte Ojari, Helen Surma, Martha Pelton, Robert Johnson, and Richard Davis. Frances Arnett and Bob Burdick acted as property managers, while Edith Zappitelli was book holder. Usually the yearbook reports that the band has won another superior rating at Kent, but we are sorry that we cannot make such a report this year. Due to the tire situation, the band did not enter the district contest. Several members of the band, however, did enter the solo contest held at Baldwin-Wallace College April 18. The pupils and their ratings are as follows: Aino Naykki, flute, I; Charlotte Ojari, tenor saxophone, II; Richard Starkey, cornet, III; Ruth Skinner, clarinet, II; Julian Lewis, clarinet, comments; Barbara Gilbert, Richard Starkey and James' Dunn, cornet trio, II; Ruth Skinner, Arlene Aldrich, Julian Lewis, and James Campbell, clarinet quartette, I; Betty Heckman, voice, II; Bob Jones, voice, I; Curtis Crews, voice, I, comments. The Band Boosters sponsored a concert February 11 to raise funds for the band. On February 16 the band and A Cappella Choir had a banquet in honor of Mr. Mackey. The band participated in a Military Ball held at Edgewood High School, March 20. Ten different bands attended in their respective uniforms. On May 1 the band was present at a flag raising at Bui'ke Machine Tool Company. The fifty-three members of the A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Mr. Mackey have had an active year. On March 11 they gave a very successful concert. An appearance at Ashtabula High was returned by their choir the following week. “Ballad for Americans,” a patriotic number, was presented on May 6. On May 10 the choir sang at the Finnish Lutheran Church and on May 15, at Miss Hathaway’s recital. A joint concert with the band was presented on May 12. 32