Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

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CLASS PROPHECY Lets look xnto the future and ee what fate ham ID store for us As I gaze IUIO the old crystal ball the ha7e clears and I SBE snread out before me the Ihlltflllg metropolls whlch IS Conreaut ten years hence A peek xnslde the Clty Hall shows DAVE HANKINS the mayor ln confer ence with Senator PAUL DOBBINS and Governor GUY DIPLACIDO It concerns he new o1l fleld that tycoon TOM TAYLOR recently dxscovered on c1ty property EAPL WALTZ ICB cream magnate and presldent of Eagles Nest Inc xs belng prosecuted by Dxstrlct Attorney JIM PHILLIPS on evldence dug up by F B I agent STEVE STOFKO He IS suspected of waterlng the cokes Hts lawyer DICK MAENPAA has carrled the case to the Supreme Court where Chlef Justxce RALPH MILLER IS about to hand down a declsxon ANN TULLY successful dress desxgner has gone lnto partnershlp wlth NORMAJEAN VALENTI proprletress of the Daisy Mae Dress Shoppe 'tlodelxng the newest creatlons are HANNA DUSENBURY and MARY JANE ARCARO GERALD LAAKSO JOHN KELLY and BILL SMITH starred for the Con neaut Beachcombers as they beat the Harlem Globetrotters 82 12 ln last week s fray That ace of the speedways CHUB BURLINGHAM won th1s year s Indlanap o11 500 drlvlng a Shotrod 12 deslgned by RICHARD ECKONEN Hts mechamc was GERALD DALRYMPLE BETTY PALMER and PAT HEWS have charge of a Rest Home for Retlred Sallors That great SClCDtlf1C combo of BUD SMITH and JOHN Kraut WALTER ha done xt agam After many years of laborlous research they fmally came un w1th the dlscovery of the century chlcken feed from radloactlve soybeans JOAN PLANK IS starrlng 1n a Broadwas muslcal whxle two other local actresses BARBARA OLSON and ROSEMARY DAUITO are co starrxng 111 that dramatlc success The Flymg Gypsy The dlrectox IS WILFORD COLLINGWOOD Producer JEROME MUCHIARONE costumes ale bx PHYLLIS KENT and make um by MARYALICE KAUPPILA MARLYN ZIMMERMAN IS cleanmg up 1n the broom and mop business JANET PEANUTS HARLACHER owns a new restaurant The Peanut Bowl Her very sophlstlcated hostess IS DONNA CHADWICK Chef ERLAND PIERRE AHLBERG IS world famous for h1s pecxalty Ahlbergers INCVBIISI LOUIE MERLENE has vtrltten a new book entitled Svc Years In A Bowllng Alley to be publlshed soon by BILL FUNK S.: SONS INC .Q . C A . Q . . . xr Y ' v v ' P ' ' v '- . Y . . K ' . Q. H . . y . . . i . 1 V - . ,N , H - , Y v l V D - 'G L' Uv ' ' H vv ' 4 ' .. . PAT SANFORD has joined the Marines and was recently promoted to Pfc. ' ' - It 4- yu S . . ' . W' , . A . , . .I ,. , .I ' v ' I ' ' ss Uv , Y - ' 7 s- 'A , .

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CLASS HISTORY As we the senlors of the Class of 1952 come onto the stage for graduatxon our mmds travel back over our school days We have fmally reached thls xmportant milestone ln our l1ves Our last four years have been some of our most enjoyable nd cannot easlly be erased from our memorles As we are remrmscmg the present slowly fades away and we see ourselves as we were on Septembel 5 1949 Just enterlng Sen1or Hlgh School After a few days cf becomlng accustomed to classes we elected our class offlcers They were Presldent John Walter v1ce pres1dent Guy D1Plac1do secretary-Charlene Scott and treasurer Barbara Fullerton We recall 1n1t1at1on day w1th a famt smlle Yes what semor would have forgotten that' That day our class came to school dressed as fashlonable ladles and gentlemen under the sole command of the senlors We soon found out that they treated us llke anythmg but ladles and gentlemen that day and at the 1n1t1at1on party Another lmportant event to remember was the Sophomore Mothers Tea We gave our mothers entertalnment and refreshments The rest of the year seemed to move along so qulckly that before we knew lt s hool was out and we were returnmg as Jumors When we came back several of our classmates were no longer wlth us Th1s xear our class off1cers were Gerald Laakso pres1dent Guy D1Plac1do vlce pres1dent Judy RlSley secretary and Joyce Palagyl treasurer We recall that twelve members of the class were chosen and 1n1t1ated 1nto the Natlonal Honor Soclety The whole school was proud of the band and cholr when they competed a Columbu and both recexved h1gh ratmgs Later we enjoyed lrstemng to the band and Ch01I concerts Many of us partlclpated ID the Rhythms of 51 ThlS was an xnterestlng program comblnlng the varlous talents and ab1l1t1es of Conneaut Hlgh School The last but not least lmportant event of the year was the Junlor Sen1or Prom Afte the summer vacatlon we returned thxs tlme as senlors That seemed only a few months ago yet xt IS now all m the past Our capable senlor class Offl cer were Presldent Guy D1Plac1do VICG pres1dent Davld Hanklns secretary Laura W1nturr1 and treasurer Ralph Mlller We remember the annual Chestnut Hunt at Glrard Communlty Park as a day well spent w1th a p1cn1c d1nner games and for some even a dlp m Lake Erxe We 1n1t1ated the cookles 1nto our school wxth the usual procedure The football team had a very successful season losmg only one game and that belng the flrst one Judy Rlsley was crowned as home com mg queen by co captams of the team Gerald Laakso and Erland Ahlberg The sen lor play a three act comedy Meet Me In St Louls was glven ln November Teen Town dances were held throughout the year Some of the other events we remem ber from our senlor year are Football banquet basketball season Sen1or Glrls Banquet band and cholr concerts track meets Sen1or Tea the Prom Class Day Baccalaureate and flnally Commencement Day Th1s brlngs the year to a close Our mmds are brought back to the present tlme and we realxze that we are now belng graduated Our high school days are all over but the memorles we keep cf them After graduatlon we will each go forth to seek the goals we have set for our selves Even as we reach success we w1ll recall fond memorles of our happy days together 1n h1gh school DORIS MAGILL - 1 . 1 S . 1 1 1 - , . ' 9 - 1 , , .L D l , . 1 , - . . A . t. , ' 7 v 3 - 1 1 1 1 - . . l , . , . . . , . 's . Q - . -.. . A , . Y J ,. ' - 0 c . . . . . - . . . N Y -I - 1 1 , -- . 1 1 1 . . . . . . H . ,, . , . . U , ,, 1 . . i Y , I 1 I - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - K . v . . 1 . .

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CLASS PRUPHECY CARL THE BARON ZAPPITELLI IS the world s champlon bllllards player HIS buslness manager JOHN HAYES IS trylng to make them both rlch COLLEEN JOHNSON and DIANA HORTON have started a barber beauty alon for canlnes--French poodles thelr speclalty FRANK ZAPPITELLI IS Professor of Languages at Vassar LAURA WINT IURI IS physlcal educatlon lnstructor there BILL DAVISON IS a dlSC Jockey on a coast to coast hookup and IS sponsored by PETER IAROCCIS Mlghty Mldget Mousetrap Company VICKY WHITEHILL MARIAM SPEER and DELORES BARTONE are archeo loglsts searchlng for the tomb of Klng Zut II ln Upper Slobovla FRAN DOBBINS has remalned a bachelor and IS glvlng 3dVlC9 to anyone who wlll llsten from hls prlvate booth ln the Sllver Dlner DARRELL MARKIJOHN owner of the Cocabanana nlght spot has Just booked K MATTHEW SIPPOLA and hls All Glrl Jazz Band for one month Vocallst IS Slrene JUDY RISLEY Also appearlng there are DORIS MAGILL glrl Juggler and NANCY BRAUN comic MATTIE SWIFT IS carvlng a name for herself ln the caterlng fleld JOYCE LOVELL and DORIS ENGLISH have started a shop called Canary Heaven Its strlctly for the blrds Boxlng promoter DUANE BACON IS trylng to arrange a bout between SKIP BAILEY and CHARLES SPEER both leadlng mlddlewelght contenders PAT BROWN MADELINE GEORGIA and NORMA FELCH are the operators of a thrlvlng baby sltter syndlcate BARBARA FULLERTON IS llvlng a secluded llfe on her ranch out West where she spends her tlme courltlng her money and fllllng out her lncome tax re turns NANCY BRITTON IS her flnanclal advlser and stock market consultant AGNES SKIPPON recently burled her seventh wealthy husband Not one to Lay grlef strlcken for long she 1S maklng funeral arrangements for her elghth Owlng much to her steady patronage DONALD SKELLY S funeral SEFVICC IS pros perlng nlcely Colonel RICHARD CLARK and hls slx rlng clrcus are now ln town Among the outstandlng attractlons are ANN LOPEMAN and JOYCE PALAGYI Darlng Darllngs of the Hlghwlre SUSAN MOUSE WHITWORTH and her llon tamlng act and BARBARA STARKS trapeze artlst extraordlnary FRANK NORTHRUP 1 sldeshow barker whlle CLARA IVIATE lS a snake charmer and MARTHA Mc NULTY lS the flre eater ANTHONY O NEILL H ,, . , . . . S . ,, . . . . - - s v ll - - vw v - ' v Q .1 - vw - ' ' - v , . -l -v 1 ' - y v , . 1 u y SA . . . . . - , . . . - ' ' 4. ' - - - uv ll -- . . 1 1 . . .C . . . - - -' 1 A v , . . v