Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

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Harold Ladner Bob Lopeman Joyce Lamont Doris Yates Ed Lasko Jerry Weddle Omer Laughlin Paul Green Karina Maenpaa Peggy Sharp Gloria Mate Elma Nastelin Ruth Matson Ruth Gee Jean Mathews Nancy Green Dave Miller Larry Kennedy Jane Moran Richard Ross Rita Muchiarone Pat DeNunzio Geraldine Mullen Richard Zorratti Richard Oakes Jack Lyons Mendal Page Sam Simone Mary Jane Patterson Gene Zappitelli Doris Peck Marilyn Shaffer William Pinkerton Marilyn Ralston Rosie Preisel Bill Dombroski Don Rawlings Chester Pazdziorko Beatrice Rood Susan Whitney Florence Russo Mary McDermott Dick Sharp Sally Buss Jim Shirkman Dick Colby Larry Slobodnjak Donald Fenton Nancy Smith Florine Taddeo Pat Soares Jim Miltner William Staley Maurice Hagerty Mary Klumph Carol Cantlin John Vendetti Anthony Madonna Richard Voelker Ed Pazdziorko Roland Von Osinski Bob Voelker Fred Wagner Anyone with gas Ernie Waid Bob Jarvi Mary Lou Waltz Estella Stofko Judy Weaver Martha Braun Dale Webb Roy Huston Pat Wise Evelyn Davison Laverne Woodworth Helen Lemak I, John Miller, as legal adviser to the class testament to our successors, the class of 1950. A soft heart nestling beneath a sinewy chest Spanish dances with more encores Powers of oratory and argumentative combats Dynamic speeches on the gridiron Appetizing loaf of Finn bread Expressed enjoyment of P. O. D. Continuous flow of chatter That famous voice that charms Unscheduled holidays and study hall absences That big Crosley carriage A good Irish name and humor Appreciation of good literature Unquestionable piety ‘‘Fire Engine” joke Adoration of Spanish teachers Friendly atmosphere Pink Magic” in English classes Homecoming Queen's crown Constant sense of humor A good car (when well-operated) Friendly manner and social graces Love of loafing on school time Knowledge of nuclear fission Anything he possesses of any value Hints on the Pursuit of Men” Proficiency in collecting Spanish dues Sleeping pills (for use only in study halls) Taylor’s Minuet” and other compositions Unrivaled artistic talents Tough luck in romantic life Successful “Girl-a-week” plan Early morning drive to west end Textbook knowledge of government Those terrifying sixth-period speeches Tenor prestige in the choir Crombie's drugstore and its pretty customers Zippy pep and energy Commercial genius and clerical charm of 1949, do hereby leave this last will and 27

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Senior Class Will We, the seniors of 1949, being of sound mind and in full possession of all our faculties. do hereby bequeath our characteristics, peculiarities, and idiosyncrasies of nature to the following under-privileged underclassmen: TESTATOR LEGATEE BEQUEST Mark Adams James Hewlett “Al Jolson style of vocalizing Donald Anthony Leonard Diauto Mathematical ingenuity Carroll Armstrong Robert Richardson Fine choral voice Duane Barringer Audrey Hewitt Timid nature Sally Bidwell Pat Allen Spanish initiations Nancy Blevins Nancy Olson Taste for convertibles Gary Bogart James Brown Intellectual personality Barbara Brown Mary Lou Eades Physics interrogations Richard Bruce William Livingston Bale of police traffic tickets Robert Byron Ed Palagyi Lead in the 1950 Spanish program Charles Campbell Nancy Needham Pinochle talent Mary Lou Capela Irene Bradnan Music appreciation Harold Carle Richard Wallace “High” hurdle style Phil Castrilla Jack Hall Abused basketball shoes James Cool Harry Luce That dancing technique Ruth Cox Margie Reid Mr. Cherry's obvious esteem Joyce Crombie Elenor Pearson Dynamic personality Phil Curtiss Mary Ann Phillips His $30 set of wrenches Margie Daggett Mary Lou Hill Distinctive impish stunts Martha Jane Douglas Roland Miller Executive ability and chuckles Marijo Dunnington Tony Arcaro Chef-like success with spaghetti Barbara English Janice English Love of common appellations Margaret Ferrio Pearl Ann Walters Big band uniform Helen Golaszweski Audrey Scott “Highland Fling Vivian Gustaferro James Markijohn Classical pulchritude Phyllis Hague Joanne Getz Subtle ways of achieving results Helen Hammond Amy Denunzio Perpetually smiling disposition Peggy Harlacher Maxine Markijohn Bombastic political opinions Jim Heitikko Ted Zikovsky Personally autographed football equipment Frances Holden All Underclassmen Conscientious pursuit of learning Delores Jerauld Leonore Muchiarone Enjoyment of solo singing Geraldine Julio Mary Ann Milhollan Head of titian tresses Joyce Kamppi Ella Pyle All that is part of North Conneaut Robert Kauffield William Fox Scientific mind with inductive reasoning Evelyn Kent Wanda Brake Undisturbed tranquillity Elmer Kitinoja Leroy Braden An inquisitive mind and manly physique Lois Kraus Joanne Jarvi One overworked flute

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Remembrance We will always remember, dear Alma Mater, Happy days spent with good friends so true; We will stand and with pride sing our praises to thee; We will cherish the White and the Blue. Many times we'll recall thrilling moments of joy. As we cheered for our boys on the field; Of the spirit undying, no foe could defeat That brave spirit that never would yield. In our hearts we will cherish the courage and hope; The resolves our young hearts did possess; As we tried to achieve all our aims and our goals; Sincere thanks to thee oft we'll express. We will think many times of the debt that we owe To our teachers through whose patient care We've been guided, encouraged, and prepared for our pi In the world with its burdens to share. We can never express all our highest esteem; We can never begin to impart All our thanks for the years that we've pleasantly shared With friends who are dear to our hearts. As we leave the loved halls of Conneaut High, We feel sad—even shed a few tears— For we know nevermore will we all meet again As we did in these three happy years. In our thoughts we ll return to you, Alma Mater; One by one we'll come back to thy home. We’ll be loyal and true to the White and the Blue; Ne’er forget thee though far we may roam. —Richard Voelker