Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

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First Row—MEANS, ALICE JANE—perennially popular . . . MEDEIROS, IDA—one in a million . . . MORRIS, MARIA LICE—good tilings come in small packages . . . MORRISON. SIIIRLEY—One to lie congratulated . . . MULLEN, DOROTHY—flashy smile . . . Second Row—NOTTE, CAR MELA—she is a brave lass . . . NOTTE. MAR-CELENE—a dream in technicolor . . . NYMAN. WAINO—always a gentleman . . . PERALA, MARGE—she’s really hep! . . . PLOSILA. DANIEL— very particular about pronouncing his name . . . Third Row—POWELL, PAUL—that Rochester rascal . . . RAWLINGS. MAXINE—lives in the office . . . REDDOCT, WILBUR—good old Will), always in hot water . . . RICH, ROBERT—Frankie Carle the second . . . RINTANEN, EDNA—a friend to all . . .

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1'irst How—KI It HEX. JAMES—once took a Charles Atlas course KNIGHT, BEVERLY—good natured . . . LAIRD, JOY—she cuts a mean rug . . . LASKO, ROBERT—wore out many shoes travelling to school . . . LEAN ERY, JAMES—just call him “Speedy” . . . Second Row—LEE, ARDYS—“Silence is Golden” . . . LOOMIS, BEVERLY—sunny disposition . . . LOVELL, JOAN—life’s little temptation . . . MALLORY, DOROTHY—petite . . . MARVIN, GERTRUDE — Sparkling eyes . . . Third Row—MASCIK, DOLORES—a top-notch cheerleader . . . MAST, ARLENE—always cheerful . . . MATE, MARGUERITE—her interests lie deep . . . McCREARY, CHARLES—hobbies-canines and candids . . .McIN-TOSII, EUGENE—h is southern accent swoons e’m .... 1G

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First Row—ROCKWELL, CHARLES—college - material . . . ROSS, XOR-MAX—will some day be Ree's proprietor . . . SCOTT. SHIRLEY—easy sro-nig . . . SCOV1LLK. AUGUSTA—turban twirler . . . 8EAYEY, KATII-RYX—“Haste maketh waste.’' . . . Second Row—SI.MI SOX. MICHAEL—what would Max do without him? . . . SMITH. ROBERT—just watch the sport pages . . . SNYDER. DOXAI.D— from a family of Marines . . . SPEAKS, R.UTII—says it with music . . . STEAD.MAN, CHARLES—will In the ruination of Gardner's plane . . . Third Row—ST1EBELIXG. MARIE—well informed . . . STOFKO. MARI-BEL—a blush is beautiful but often inconvenient . . . STOLSOX. JACK— he wrote the will in this book . . . SURMA. REGINA—always around . . . TAYLOR. DOROTHY—an inmate at J. J.’s . . . IS