Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

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EDITH HARRIS promised to leave her ten children and husband to be one of the party. And LAURA BELLE BENSON says she can send Dick to the movies for the night but it will be tough. ANTHONY DE NUNZIO will set an assistant in charge of his Rat Catching Business to be there. RICHARD GILBERT wires to say Sing Sing cannot do without him that night. MAURICE HEWITT, Gilbert’s Parole Officer, says it’s against the law—but he’ll come. PHYLLIS KITINOJA and LOUISE MATSON will certainly come to tell us of their teaching experiences. JOE CASTRILLA and MARTHA NIEMI are bringing their Swan act that night to entertain us. MARJORIE ATKINS says she’ll leave the office if she can get off her boss knee. HAROLD NASTELIN’S band is playing the Northwest this week and will fly back east with EARL “HOT LIPS’’ TUTTLE. If someone doesn’t die that night DOCTOR FRED TAYLOR is coming. JULIA NIXON and SHIRLEY SNYDER will give their husbands the night off and come to the party. JEANNE TAYLOR and JAMES ROBBINS are coming together from the West Coast. DELORES ORRENMAA. now a Hollywood star, will bring her leading man, JOHN JACKSON. MARJORIE STONE has cancelled a concert at Carnegie Hall to be here. MARGARET MICHALASKI and MARY JANE NATTO, head librarians, won’t bring their books. Down in Washington, JAMES MULLEN, federal coordinator, says things are tied up by the Republicans, but to expect him. JEAN ANN SMITH, now owner of the State Theater, writes to say she’ll come after the second show. WANDA SNYDER, her head usher, will come, too. CAROLYN MC KENZIE and JANE REDDOUT, partners of the new Beauty Shop, will take their hair out of curlers to come with JANINE HERMANN and LOIS HELMAN, now owners of the Night Owl Nite Club. CAROL HARLACHER and SHIRLEY BARRINGER, driving in from Erie where they’re operating an Art Studio, have made reservations. And EARL HEINEMANN? Oh, that’s me. Well. I’ll have to ask my wife. Oh. NANCY! May I go, please, to the 1947 Class Reunion. Please, dear? 29

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Class Prophecy This evening, June 15, 1967, is Ihe big event for the Class of 1947. We are having the first class reunion in twenty years in the Conneaut High School gymnasium that they built after our graduation. Beautifully decorated with clouds of blue and white crepe paper overhead, the huge U-shaped table sets in the gym for the members. In this morning s paper I read about CHESTER TEN-GUN ARCARO'S mob, aided by CARL BEETLEBRAIN-COPPOLA and ANTHONY SLAPPY-DI BAGGIO, who robbed the 55th National Bank. They’ll be there if they can evade WILLIAM GETSEY and WILLIAM GUSTAFERRO, brilliant criminal attorneys, and JUDGE ROBERT ZORATTI of the court Her Honor, Mayor KATHRYN PICARD, and the City Council—that's LORETTA WIESEN, SUE WALSH. JOAN TERRY and NORMA SPECHT—are all planning to come. Mrs. Walter Thayer (I knew her as BUNNY BURNS) sent her regrets—she has to stay home with her six children. That mighty tackle of the Cleveland Brown, GEORGE SCHINDLER, plans to come and bring some other friends: DOMINIC IAROCCI and RICHARD PICARD, now managers of the professional gridiron. Of course, that prominent band leader. RICHARD SIMONS, is bringing his star vocalist, MARTHA LOPEMAN, to the banquet. JOHN COPECK and MARY JANE JULIO of the Metropolitan Opera are flying from New York to attend the reunion. BETTY ROOD and DICK PEASE, stars in the current musical comedy success on Broadway, have sent in reservations. I got letters from our own town merchants: JAMES REGER and WILLIAM PENNELL who say they’ll close the stores to get there early. STEVE HORVATH will leave his fish truck near the Lake and come. ROBERT FIELDS is closing his dentist’s office and bringing his assistant, BETTY TISDALE. GEORGE HAKKIO—they used to call him Gabby—is now the owner of the Conneaut Can Company and PAUL CAMPBELL, his partner, are closing up the place to come and let their employes. CHARLES GETSEY. HUGH JOSLIN, and EUGENE MACKEY, have the night off. From New York, I’ve heard from MARJORIE WIMER. now a costume designer, who says she'll bring a few samples to show us. ELAINE ALTMAN wires from Reno that if she’s not marrying or divorcing anyone she might have time to get back to Conneaut. I also received a postcard from THAD HUNDERTMARK in Alaska who says he’ll try to get the President’s permission to let him out of the guardhouse to come. I ran across ELEANOR BLAZEK down at the Sugar Bowl and she says if Chris will give her the night off, she'll come. And GEORGE “TRAY” BROWN has promised to help out with the serving. He’ll bring EDNA KAMPINNEN along to help wait on the guests. FILOMENA DI FILLIPO, with DELORES CASTRILLA. ALVA BOROWSKY, JANE BENSON and CHARLENE HALL are taking over the kitchen that night so there’ll be no worry about food poisoning. Of course, somebody has to be Master of Ceremonies so they’ve asked ANTHONY GURTO. He says ROBERT ALLSHOUSE can now play “Clair de Lune all the way through so that completes the musical part of the program. LEE ERB and CLARENCE COLE, test pilots for the supersonic planes, will buzz Conneaut on iheir way down from California. There’s no one else but FRED SCHMIDT, who now has a chain of churches, to give grace before the meal. I’ve had reservations from MARY JANE DI PLACIDO and ART EISWEIRTH who are coming from the Child Welfare Society in Cleveland to attend. 28

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Class Will Know All Men By These Presents: That We, the Senior Class of 1947 of Conneaut High School, Being of Sound and Disposing Mind and Memory, Do Make, Publish and Declare This Our Last Will and Testament on This, the Last Day of Our School Year, Hereby Revoking all Previous Wills Heretofore Made By These Parties: I. ROBERT ALLSHOUSE, bequeath my ability to keep my Ford from the junk wagon to CHARLES LYONS. We, ELAINE ALTMAN, ELEANOR BLAZEK. MARTHA NIEMI and JANE REDDOUT, give our undying love for the Sugar Bowl booths to ALICE AHLBERG, JOANNE DELANTY, ANN DICKENSON and PHYLLIS HOWSON. I, CHESTER ARCARO, bequeath one lock of my golden hair to MARLOWE CHRISTOPHER. I, MARJORIE ATKINS, bequeath some of my wonderful dreams to MARCIA BRYANT. I. SHIRLEY BARRINGER, give my place in the National Honor Society to WILMA SMITH. I. JANE BENSON, leave my undying devotion to the Senior High to MARIAN BEARD. I. LAURA BENSON, give a 10-volume course on “How To Get And Hold A Man” to NANCY JONES. I, ALVA BOROWSKY, give to MARIAN SURMA my “Wonder Woman” physique. I, GEORGE BROWN, bequeath the long walks to and from school to BOB SILLANPAA. I. BERNICE BURNS, give my love for tall men to BILLIE CHORPENNING. I. PAUL CAMPBELL, give my personal vim, vigor and vitality to JOANNE MANEY. We, DELORES CASTRILLA and JANINE HERMANN, give the thankless job of sign-makers to LEO CIFELLI and CHARLES SAYRE. I. JOE CASTRILLA, bequeath my three-year longing for graduation to brother PHIL. I, CLARENCE COLE, give my sour attitude on life to ANTHONY LYUBI. I, SHELDON COMPTON, bequeath my red hair to NANCY ROBINSON. I. JOHN COPECK, hand the job of school-handyman over to HAL HOYT. I. CARL COPPOLA, give to BILL SPLAN my ability to shoot pool. I. RICHARD DAGGETT, leave my quiet manners behind for ED MOROSKI. I, ANTHONY DE NUNZIO, give my shyness to DICK SOARES. I, ANTHONY DI BAGGIO, bequeath the Hall of Fame to GEORGE NEEDHAM. I, FILOMENA DI FILIPO. leave my ready smile to MARGARET HATHY. I. MARY JANE DI PLACIDO, give my desire to be a doctor to PHYLLIS BARTONE. I. ART EISWEIRTH, give my book, “How To Succeed In Love,” to NORMA ARMSTRONG. I. LEE ERB, leave for MISS JOHNSON my acrobatic abilities. I, ROBERT FIELDS, recommend to ART NOTTINGHAM a desire for late hours. I, MARIAN FOX, leave to sister DOROTHY all my square dancing ability. I, CHARLES GETSEY, give WARREN WOOD my quiet classroom manners. We. WILLIAM GETSEY and GEORGE SCHINDLER, leave our wolf calls to BILL SIMPSON and ED SCHLAICH. I. RICHARD GILBERT, bequeath all my girl friends to the Junior boys. I. ANTHONY GURTO, bequeath my charm to GEORGE WHITNEY. I. WILLIAM GUSTAFERRO, give my ability to argue to PAUL DOMBROSKI— if he'll take it. I, GEORGE HAKKIO, leave for CHARLES BRENNAN my track ability. I, CHARLENE HALL, leave to MARY LOU OLSON my cooking tricks. I. CAROL HARLACHER. give my solemn seriousness to VIRGINIA CULVER. I. EDITH HARRIS, leave my rosy cheeks to FAYE HAZEN. 3C