Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

jim, jafflaff, 5 .7h2,52I'ZI.0 L6J,l6ld.A, 6 Mm 7 9 4 I z.. nf: IU plwwmi zu, ufuuzauf, ' oi fonnmui, Ulub WADIDQILQ, All the worlds a stage and all the men and women merely players They have thelr entrances and thelr exits and one man 1n hls l1fet1me plays many parts Though we may have no actnve xnterest m dramatlcs as an art each person plays an 1m portant role ln the Drama of L1fe Our en trances and exxts are many and varled yet For many of us the roles we w11l play are not yet known Thus we look to the future with antlclpatlon and hope that we w1ll be able to play our parts to the best of our ab1l1ty It IS m recogrntlon of the lmportance of dramatlcs ln our hves that The Tattler f 1954 lS presented w1th dramatxcs as the theme 'QF each one adds to the development of the plot. . . . ,, ., 0 MR D F MACMILLAN We the Senior Class of 1954 are very proud to dedi cate our yearbook to Mr D F Macmillan The entire student body feels the reflection of his outstanding lead limited cooperation with every student is much appre ciated by all In recognition of his faithful service in tegrxty and wisdom we dedicate this yearbook to an outstanding teacher and friend ndccatmn, N ership in helping to mold our lives. His sincerity and un- O C SUPERINTENDENTJ H WANAMAKER IJ Z TO THE SENIORS OF 1954 It lS a genuxne pleasure to extend heartlest greetmgs and congratulations to you as you graduate from Conneaut Hxgh School There are many happy memorles assoclated wlth your class many valued frlendshlps have developed over these past three years As you go forth to broader f1elds and greater opportumtles you may always be sure that your success wxll brmg satls factxon to all who have known and ad mxred you May you ever keep a lofty goal ahead and trust1ng m d1v1ne Proxl dence as your Gulde press forward to the hlgh callmg whxch IS yours 0 v a . . . . I.- . 1 u l X QM -'-- ' of ' . fe. 'mefw . . I - V4 q -v . ' - . ...... I n. I - X -. ' 1 l . . ' I flerk ,le-sw Hall. Secremrx Nanrx Britton . in-nuance lflcer Slarie whiter Congratulations and Best Wishes. Seniors! You have successfully completed the first major step in your careers. You are particularly fortunate in stepping forth into life at such an exciting time The world IS at the brink of the atomic age and the future will hold far more won ders than the fabulous past You will have a great part in making and shaping this marvelous new world Your contri butlons m science art literature and medlcine will make life more pleasan and exciting You will have more le1surc time travel faster live longer and more comfortably than any other generation ever known These are the material things which will be in your lives In order to derive the utmost enjoyment from them you 'nust keep apace in your spiritual de velopm nt never forgettlng to be humbly grateful to your Maker for all these mun dane blessings and constantlv seeking His guidance 1n the wise use of the marvels of science that thev mav continue to be vour servants and not the means of vou- destruction The world lies at your feet Senlors Make the most of lt' 'Q-...W PRINCIPALJ H WOLFE 3 7 Q7 if ln STANDING Gayle Chene jo S nd tram o Da r mple Sandra A Ixe 0 a Sark uan ta S d r Ma e Ro ani SFATED Na Annla 'Ur Halwda JACK W BROLGHTON VN R DONOX XX lx -XTHERINF BH RON ANDREW G XRCI X IOHN CHERRX MILDRED Cn KH XWI LAW RIQNC It L 01,54 JN Bl-RIVNILI' CTNTXw DN lL T-xPY HLBER FLSIV KISER ED AH A JOHNSONT K -X ARLO MACKEY -4 LORENE KENNEDY D F MACMILLAN VDVVARD KICEY Daal ml DRIVER EDUCATION ,v BERNICE MILLER fgifn 1 O Hail Alma Mater we honor thy name Each brave son and daughter sings proudly thy fame. Tc you we are faithful' we re loyal and true. We love thee salute theeWThe White and the Blue. And when we may wander on land sea. o- air Our school days we 11 cherish in mem'ries most fair. Thy name Alma Mater we raise to the sky. We joyfully praise thee. O Conneaut High. f Kaarlo Mackey :LFP .zu - dll. KEINVETH ADAIR Hono Soc cty 3 Projector Operator 2 3 Science Club JAMES ADAMS Tack 1 2 3 Football 1 2 Basketball I Cantain Cliestm t H Scrap Drive ' ARJORIE ALBEE Chorus lunlor Senior Prom Mother s Peceot on 1 Senio Girls Banquet EX LAND ALLSHOUSE A Canpellw Cho Chorus 1 Cheerleader 2 3 Int amural Sport junior Sen or Prom Senior Girls Banquet 3 Trojan Keynotes Stal 5 me PHYLLIS ARKELIN Edgewood High School 1. 2. A Cappella Choir 3. Senior Girl's Banquet 3. Troian Keynotes Staff 3. ARTHUR ARVAY Marching Band 1, 2. Concert Band 1, 2. A Cappella Choir 2. Chestnut Hunt. Dramatic: Club l. 2, 3. President 2. junior-Senior Prom. Senior Play 2. Technical Director. junior Play. Tattler Staff Co-Editor. Boys' State. Key C.lub 3. President 3. Senior Scholarship Test. Finance Committee 3. Scrap Drive 2. lntramural Sports l. 2. Mother's Reception 'l. JOHN BAKER Basketball Concessions 3. junior-Senior Prom. Senior Play. junior Play. Contest Play 3. Student Council 3. Tattler Staff. Social Committee 3. Radio Club 2. Class Poet. Dramatics Club 3. Boys' State. Senior Scholarship Test. ELLEN BAX A Cappella Choir 2. . Intramural Sports 2. ,lunior-Senior Prom. Mother's Reception l. junior Play. Trojan Keynotes Staff J. O 1 l l 1 - .' '3 : ' '2. . r . . - 4 ' K it 2' 3' ' , . 2. 3. ' - 1 - ' ' ' 3, X ' . ' '. . r 3 2. . p f -ni. 4 - 2 - - ' 1. 2. 3. A ' ' - . , ' ,M 4 .i Qx s 'i 1 . 'C b ' 'ai Q Q - - ' !. , I . ' fy. I F 5 . 1 1' X l 24:2 3 T 1 l 2 HUEY BREYMAIER DAVID BIDWELL JOSEPH BROOKS GEORGE BROWN Lima Central Hugh School 1 'I' ack 1 2 3 Basketball Manager 3 Mothers Reception 3 Chestnut Hunt CIP'--H 3 Junior Red Cross 3 Class Treasurer 3 Fwfbill 1 2 3 Chestnut Hunt Basketball Concessions 3 confer' Buld I 2 Mothers Reception 1 Honor Society 2 3 Junlor Senior Prom jumm. Seam, pfom jumo, Semm. pmm Student Councnl 1 Trojan Keynote: Staff 3 Tank' Sun Social Committee 3 Buys Sane Scrap Drive 3 I JAMES BROWN EDMUND BRUNDAGE DAVID CAREY RONALD CARLSON Basketball 2 Basketball Manager 1 Fredonia Hugh School I 2 Trojan Keynotes Staff 3 Chestnut Hum Junlor Senior Prom - - - l - I ' . r , , . - ' A - Key Club 3- i Scrap Drive 1. 2. 3. 5 l l 'f14mf1L - . -- .----- GAYLE CHENEY Chestnut Hunt. Junior-Senior Prom. Senior Girls' Banquet. Trojan Keynotes Staff Office Staff 1. 3. ANTHONY CIFELLI DONNA CLINE Football Manager 1, 2. Basketball 1. 2, 3. A C'PP Choi' 2- 3- Chorus l Chestnut Hunt. ' Junior-Senior Prom. Ch 4'f 2' 3' 3- ,lunior Red Cross 3. Dnfnnics Club 1' - Junior-Senior Prom. Scrap Drive 1, 2. Mothers' Reception 1. Senior Girls' Banquet 3. Trojan Keynotes Staff 3. LEETA CONTINO Majorette 3. A Cappella Choir 2, 3. Chorus 1. Chestnut Hunt. Class Treasurer 1. Dramatics Club 1. Homecoming 1. Honor Society 2. 3. junior-Senior Prom. Mothers' Reception l. Senior Girls' Banquet 3. Toastmistress 3. Finance Committee 3. Senior Scholarship Test. Intramural Sports 2. DORIS DALRYMPLE Marching Band 1 2 Concert Band 1 A Cappella Choir Chorus l Honor Society 3 junior Senior Prom Mothers Reception Senior Girls Banquet 2 3 Senior Play junior Play Tattler Staff Trojan Keynotes Staff Intramural Sports 7 Office Stlff NANCY DEVLIN ALBERT DI BAGGIO Marching Band 1 2 3 Concert Band 1 2 3 A Cappella Choir 2 Chorus 1 Dramatlcs Club l Honor Society 2 3 unlor Senior Prom Mothers Reception 1 Senior Girls Banquet 3 Senior Play Tattler Staff Trojan Keynotes Staff 3 Senior Scholarship Test rack l 7 Football 1 Chestnut Hunt Basketball Concessions junior Senior Prom Mothers Reception 1 Student Council 7 Vice President 2 President Scrap Drive 2 3 LAURA DITTLER Ma ching Band 1 2 Concert Band 1 2 3 A Cappella Choir 3 Homecoming 3 junior Sen or Prom Senior Girls Banquet 3 Junior Play Tattler Staff Senior Scholarship Test Mothers Reception 'l Q l l ' , , 3, ' . , . T . -. 3. r ' . . 3- . ,2. 3. 4 . . . - - - ' ' 2. I . - - - Dramatics Club l. 2. ' . 2- ' - V - A - 3 - - . ' , J ' . ' . U j -. s. ' -. DONALD DYE Chestnut Hunt. Basketball Concessions junior-Senior Prom. Trojan Keynotes Staff Social Committee 3. Science Club 3. Scrap Drive 2. 3. 3. 3. ALAN ESSIG Football l. 2, 3. CHRISTEL EUFINGER German Exchange Student. A Cappella Choir 1. 2, 3. Chestnut Hunt. Class Vice President l. Honor Society 3. Dramatics Club l. Honor Society 2. 3. Mothers' Reception 1. Senior Play. Tattler staff. Scrap Drive 1. 2. 3. Science Club 3. Key' Club 3 Senior Scholarship Test junior Sensor Prom Senior Girls' Banquet 3. GLENDA FLEGAL A Cappella Choir 2. Chestnut Hunt. Junior-Senior Prom. Mothers' Reception 1. Tattler Staff. Troian Kevnotes Staff 3. Senior Girls' Banquet 3. EARL FOLEY EDWARD GILDONE ANTHONY GRUBER ,IOELLA HAHN Mothers Reception Chestnut Hunt Senior Scholarship Test A Cappella Choir 2 3 Science Club 3 Football Concessions Scrap Drive 2 3 G A A Intramural Sports 2 Senior Girls Banquet 3 v 9 ' - . . l ' - ' 3. u - rr ' nfiilnun, - Lkuznm. . - RONALD HAKALA ANDREW HARDIN CHARLES HARDIN GEORGE HASSLER Marching Band l. 2. 3. Football Manager 3. A Cappella Choir 3. Track 1. Concert Band 1. 2. 3. Junior-Senior Prom- Junior-Senior Prom- M 2' 3' Fo b ll 1. 2. 3. A Cappella Choir 2. Trojan Keynotes Staff 3. MOKHUS' ROCCDUOH l- 0' 3 Science Club 3. Scrap Drive 2. 3. Pwiertvr Operator Z- B'5l 'ball 1- 2- 3' - r A Cappella Choir 2. Honor Society 3. Spring Prom 1. Senior Pla!- Mothers' Reception 1. .lUfli0l' Play- Chesmul Hum' Tauler Staff, ,lunior-Senior Prom. Scrap Drive 3. Mothers' Reception 1. Radio Club 2. Dramatics Club 2. 3. Boys' State. Science Club 3 Contest Play 3 GARY HAWLEY NANCY HA7EN BARBARA HERPY RICHARD JOHNSTON Chestnut Hunt A Cappella Choir 2 3 Chorus l Chestn t Hunt Junior Senior Prom Football Concessions 3 Chestnut Hunt S4-no Drive I 2 Mothers Reception junior Senior Prom Football Concessions 1 2 3 Scrub Drive 2 3 Mothers Reception 1 2 Library Staff 2 Senior Girls Banquet 3 Mothers Reception I Senior Girls Banquet 2 3 Student Teacher , . L , v , I . Q ' ' ' Q - ' ' . . 3. ' . JUDITH JUSTICE HARVEY KANANEN DOLLY KENNEDY A Cappella Choir 2, 3. Chestnut Hunt. Chorus 1. Senior Play. Cl-,I Secnnn, 2. Stage Manager I. 2. 3. Dramatics Club 1. 2. JU'-iv' Phy- Homecominl Q n 3 Stage Manager 1, 2, 3 junior-Senior Prom. Mothers' Reception 1 Senior Girls' Banquet Speaker 2. Senior Play. Tntler Staff. Social Committee 2. Finance Committee 2 Student Teacher. 2, 3. A Cappella Choir 2. 3. Chorus 1. Dramatic: Club 1. Homecoming 2. Honor Society 3. Dramatic! Club 1. Z, 3. Junior-senior Prom' Key Club 3. Student Council 1, 2. Social Committee 3. Tattler Staff. Finance Committze 2. Girls' State. Senior Girls' Banquet 1. 3. JAMES KILFOIL A Cappella Choir 3. Chestnut Hunt. lunior-Senior Prom. Senior Play. Dramatics Club 3. Finance Committee 3. Contest Play 3. Scrap Drive 3. Tattler Staff. DUANE KINNEAR JAMES LEEHAN CARL LEMPONEN GEORGE LINDGRLN Mothers Reception I Chestnut Hunt Football 2 3 Chestnut Hunt Science Club 3 ol'l V' T'9Vhy 3 Fhsketball Concessions 3 Basketball Concessions 3 M 'h 'l! B 'd 1 Junior-Senior Prom Junior Senior Prom confer' Bald 1 2 3 Modners' Reception 1 Scrap Drive 3 Senna' Club 3 Scrap Drive 3 linor Senior Prom Senna plub 3 Scrap Drive 3 , . . . .. . '.' , uv- ' . .:.' . . Jfmdogrvgwm - BEVERLY McCANN BRADLEY McCI ELLANI A Cappella Cholr 2 3 Chorus 1 Cheerleader 2 3 Chestnut Hunt Dramatlcs Club 1 Junior Semor Prom Lubrary Staff 3 Mothers Receptxon 1 Semor Girls Banquet 1 Semor Play junior Plav Social Committee 2 Intramural Sports 2 Student Teacher Track I 2 Football 1 2 Chestnut Hunt Junlor Semor Prom Mothers Reception Tattler Staff Scrap Drive 2 3 LAW RENCE McGOVE ackl 2 F otball 1 2 3 Co Captain 3 A Cappella Choir 'I 2 Class Vnce President ,lunlor Senior Prom Fnnanre Committee Semor Scholarshup Test Honorable Mention RN State DALE MARTIN Track 1 2 Footballl 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 A Cappella Chou 2 Chestnut Hunt Key Club 3 Scrence Club 3 junior Semor Prom Mothers Reception I Scrap Drnve 1 2 I Soclal Committee 3 3 as EMll IE MARTHALLER DARRELL MAUKONEN DORIS MEINKF RUSSELL MEINKE A Cappella Chonr 2 3 Track 2 Chestnut Hunt Marching Band l 2 Semor Gnls Banquet 3 Ffmfbill Mihilitr l 2 Semor Glrls Banquet 2 3 Concert Band 1 2 Trojan Keynotes Staff 3 Bas etball 1 2 3 Trojan Keynotes Staff 3 Ch2Sll'IU! Huh! lntramural Sports Chestnut Hunt Tattler Staff Hospntal Drne Photographer Student Councnl 2 3 Finance Commlttee Sprung Prom Scrap Drive l 3 Boys State ANTHONY MORANO ELSIE MORANO Trick 2- Senior Girls' Banquet 3. Football 1, 2. 3. Trojan Keynotes Staff 5. Chestnut Hunt. A Cappella Choir 3. Hospital Drive 1. 2. Scrap Drive 1. 2. 3. Tattlcr Staff. RONALD MOWRY Track l. 2. 3. Football l. 2. 3. Chestnut Hunt. Hospital Drive 1. 2. lunior-Senior Prom. Mothers' Reception 1. Scrap Drive 1, 2, 3. JOAN MUCCI A Cappella Choir 2, 3. G. A. A. 1. Modaers' Reception 1. Senior Girls' Banquet 3. Trojan Keynotes Staff 3. JEANETTE NAYLOR Concert Band 1 A Cappella Choir l 2 3 Chestnut Hunt junior Senior Prom Senior Girls Banquet Tattler Staff Finance Committee J Student Teache 3 CHERRY NELSON! DONALD PALMER LOIS ANN PERRY A Cappella Choir 2 3 Football I 2 Chorus 1 Chorus 1 Basketball Concessions 3 Football Concessions 2 3 Dramatic: Club 1 Library Staff 1 Mothers Reception 1 Senlo Gtrls Banquet Senior Play Tattler Staff Social Comm ttee Z Spring Prom 1 Junior Senior Prom Mothers Reception 1 Scrap Drive 3 Senior Girls Banquet 3 Trojan Keynotes Staff 3 G. A, A, 1. I ,lunior-Senior Prom. ' . ' ' ' . . - . , I , v D- s . , ' f ' ' 3. Hnnd, mm and bum 67dv dlvvuf. 'Viv NORVIA PFTI RSON Chorus I Ashtab l Hnzh School Senxo Girls Banq1et GFRAI D PFT7 Track 1 Football l 2 Basketball 1 Chestnut Hunt Hospital Drive 2 Sc an Drne 1 unlo Red fros NORN1-K PHEI PS IANF Pl77l 'Vlothers Reception 3 Cho U9 1 Senor Girls Banquet 1 Ch SKIN-ll Huh! Class Secretary 1 Class Vlce President jun or Senior Prom Mothers Rec nvmn I Senior Girls l1nqu t 3 roya K V1 t Stl f Sorlng Prom 1 su RALPH PORT ZFR C hrlstma, Decoratlonu Chairman 'VIARX l OU RABFR Marching Band l Concert Band 1 2 3 Majorette I 4 Head Majorette 3 Chorus 1 Chestnut Hunt Dramatic: Cluh Senlo Grrls Banquet 3 Tartle Staff Honor Socuety 5 Student Teach: l -KMF9 RAISTRICK Football 'Vlanuer l Basketball Nlinlg r 1 -K Cappella fhour Chestnut Hunt lunlor Senior Prom Social Commltlee Mothers Recepuon 1 S rap D ne l Intramural Sport 1 THOMAS RFDDX ratk l othall I 2 Co Cxutaln 3 Chestnut Hunt Ba kvthall Concesuon lunlor Senior Prom Student Council 1 Strab Drive l KATHLEEN REMMEL Marching Band 1 2 Concert Band 1 Mothers Receptlon 1 Sen or Gurls Banquet 1 3 Intramaral Sports 2 PAUL RING Chestnut Hunt JUDITH RITARI Intramural Sports 2 A A Mothers Reception 1 Senior Girls Banquet 2 Trojan Keynotes Staff 3 3 'VIARIE ROLANID lun1orSenlor Prom Mothers Reception 1 Senior Gnrls Banquet 3 Trojan Kesnotes Staff 3 lntramura' Spo tt 7 Offlce Staff 57 'Riff DAVID RUNNER BERNARD RUETTGER Football 1 2 Tack I 2 junior Sennor Prom F otball 1 2 3 Mothers Reception A Cappella Choir l 2 Tattler Staff lumor Senior Prom Scrap Drive 1 2 3 Social Committee 2 Science Club 3 Mothers Reception l Fmance Committee 2 Tltller Staff Junmr Red Cross 3 Scrap Dnve 1 2 3 Spring Prom 1 Science Club 3 junlor Red Cross 3 MARY RUSSO Class Valedlctorlan Class Htstorlan Honor Society 2 3 Senior Scholarshlp Test Tanler Staff lunlor Senior Prom Senior Glrls Banquet 3 Library Staff 3 Fmance Committee 2 NORMA SACK Class Salutatonan Class Prophet Honor Society 2 3 President 3 Senior Scholarship Test Tattler Staff Co Ednor Student Council 3 Secretary 3 Senior Gxrls Banquet 1 3 Speaker 1 Football Concessions 1 2 I Student Manager 3 A Cappella Cholr 2 3 Dramatlcs Club 1 Mothers Reception 1 Office Staff 3 Chestnut Hum W. Apnilnu. LUCILLE SANFORD Tattler Staff. Trojan Keynotes 3. Library' Staff 2. 3. Senior Girls' Banquet 3. Mothers' Reception 1. junior5enior Prom. Dramatics Club 1. Chorus 1. - n ' - Ill -..- ....... DAN SCOTT NANCY SIMONE Scrap Drive 3, Chestnut Hunt. lunior-Senior Prom. Mothers' Reception l. Senior Girls' Banquet 3. Trojan Keynotes Staff 3. Spring Prom 1. NEIL SIMPSON Class President 1. Z. 3 Football 1. 2. J. Chestnut Hunt. Basketball Concessions Mothers' Reception 1. junior-Senior Prom. Student Council 1. Z. 3. Scrap Drive l. 2. 3. 3 GEORGE SLOCUM GEORGE SNYDER JUANITA SNYDER MARJORIE SNYDER Chestnut Hunt Football I 2 Class Treasurer 2 Chestnut Hunt Mothers Reception 1 ack I 2 Class Secretary 3 Senior Girls BanQ'l0! 3 Radio Club 1 Chestnut Hunt Football Concessions 2 3 Tattler Staff Science Club 1 ,lunuor Senior Prom Homecoming 2 3 TYOIIII KGYIIOKQD Slllf Scrap Dnve 3 Scrap Drive 1 2 H01-wr Society 2 1 ,lUfIl0f Red CYD!! l 2 3 Presldentl 2 I Senior Girls Banquet 3 junior P ay Office Stal 2 , . . . 3. . . ' ' . Tr . . 3. . ' ' ' . ' I -. ' f . s. CATHERINE SPEER Chestnut Hunt. Dramatics Club I. Honor Society 2. 3. junior-Senior Prom 2. Senio: Girls' Banquet 3. Tattler Staff. Trojan Keynotes Staff 3. Mothers' Reception 1. PHYLLIS STAHLE I' Cappella Choir 2. 3. Football Concessions 1. lvnior-Senior Prom. Library Staff 3. Mothers' Reception 1. Senior Girls' Banquet 3. Tattler Staff. Trojan Kevnotes Staff 3. Co-Editor. Dramatlcs Club l ROBERT STEMPLE A Cappella Choir 2. 3. el--nior-Senior Prom. Social Committee 2, 3. BERYL SUMNER A Cappella Choir 2 3 Chestnut Hunt Dramatics Club 1 Intramural Soorts 2 Homecoming 1 junior Senior Prom Mothers Reception JOYCE SUNDSTROM Marching Band 1 2 3 A Cappella Choir 2 Junior Senior Prom Mothers Reception Senior Glrls Banquet 3 Senior Play Tattler Staff Senior Girls Banquet 1 2 Trojan Kgynoges Staff Senior Play Tattler Staff Trojan Keynotes Staff 3 Office Staff 3 junior Red Cross 3 Finance I 2 Contest Play 3 Intramural Sports 2 Office Staff MARY JO TULLY Mothers Reception 1 MAR IAN STEVENS A Cappella Choir 2. 3. Chestnut Hunt. G. A. A. 1. l nior-Senior Prom. Mothers' Reception 1. Senior Girls' Banquet 3. Tattler Staff. Student Teacher. MARY JO VIBBARD Chestnut Hunt Iunior Senior Prom Senior Girls Banquet 3 Tattler Staff Trojan Keynotes Staff cf 3 7 lf i 1 A Chorus 1. Concert Band l. 2, 3. Senior Giflii Banque! 3- Football Concession 2. 3. . ' i I. . . , . . , . . 3' ' ' ' . ,3. ' ' 3. SARAH VIGNAL Chestnut Hunt. Junior-Senior Prom. Senior Girls' Banquet 3. Tattler Staff. Student Teacher. P. T. A. Scholarship. AUDREY WALLIS Marchinz Band 3. Concert Band 2. 3. A Cappella Choir 2. 3. Chorus I. Chestnut Hunt. Dramatic: Cluh I. 2. Junior-Senior Prom. Mothers' Reception 1. Senior Girls' Banquet 3. Tattler Staff. Social Committee 3. ad., about wayne... MARTHA WANAMAKER Vienna High School 1. Marching Band 2. Concert Band 2. A Cappella Choir 3. Dramatics Club 2. Chestnut Hunt. Junior-Senior Prom. Senior Girls' Banquet 2. 3. Tattler Staff. Trojan Keynotes Staff Z. Civil Defense Committee 2. Finance Committee 3. WILLIAM WINSLOW A Cappella Choir 2. Chestnut Hunt. Dramatics Club 1. President 1. junior-Senior Prom. Mothers' Reception 1. Junior Play. Tattler Staff. Troian Keynotes Staff 3. Co-Editor. Finance Committee 3. Chairman. Scrap Drive 3. KAREN WOLFE Marching Band 1 2 3 Concert Band I 2 3 Honor Society 2 3 Junior Senior Prom Senior Girls Banquet l Speaker 3 Student Council 3 Tattler Staff Senior Scholarship Test PERRY WOODWORTH JOSEPH YUSKO NANCY ZAPPITELLI Dramatlcs Club 1 2 3 Honor Society 2 3 Art Director 2 3 Tattler Staff Key Club 3 Finance Committee 3 junior Plav Art Director 2 3 Chestnut Hunt junior Senior Prom Tattler Staff Scrap Drive 3 Chestnut Hunt Mothers Recebtlon I Trojan Keynote: Staff 3 Spring Prom I junior Senior Prom Dnmnic, Clubil' 12' ig, junim-.sgnigr P,-q:m,. Mothers' Reception I. Senior Girls' Banquet 3. dllnund. 'Lbw Jule. Uiluzlln Date 1951 1954 Setting Conneaut High School Cast Graduating Class of 1954 The time for presentxng the Flrst Act of the Great Drama of the Class of 1954 has arrxved As the cast IS waltlng for the curtain to use they remmxsce on the castmg thelr Sophomore year the constructxon of the set thexr Jumor vear and the rehearsals thelr Semor year The castmg of the play occurred on September 4 1951 Chosen to dlrect the cast were Nexl Slmp son presldent Alan Esslg vxce presxdent Jane PlZZl secretary and Leeta Contmo treasurer The chosen cast arrxved wlth fear and termblmg at Conneaut Hlgh School on October 5 1951 to b lllltlated by the brutal Semors After lllltlatl0l'l the cast settled down to learn the prlnclples of dramatxcs On October 10 1951 they extended an lnvltatlon to all thelr mothers to the Sophomore Mothers Receptlon The purpose of the tea was to acquamt the mothers w1th the dlrector the prlnclpal hls asslstants the teachers and tne members of the cast the Sophomore students Durmg this year the cast also had opportumtles to attend the athletlc games concerts and dances The Class of 54 rece1ved a three month rest mg perlod after wh1ch they returned as Jumor Nell Slmpson was elected Stage Manager Jane Plzzx Asslstant Stage Manager Judy Justlce Property Manager and Juamta Snyder Techn1cal Dlrector After the stage crew had chosen the settlng and learned the fundamentals of set con structlon varlous groups were chosen to construct the dxfferent sldes of the set The cast of the Jumor Play Dear Ruth gave a prehmlnary ex hlbxt of thelr dramatxc talents by constructmg thc stage to the left of the set The rlght sxde of the set was constructed by the Honor Socletv The eleven new members 1n1t1ated were Kennetn Adaxr Huey Breymaler Leeta Contmo Nanny Devlin Alan ESSlg Mary Russo Norma Sack Juamta Snyder Catherme Speer Karen Wolfe and Perry Woodworth A most lmportant phase of the set the upstage was the Jumor Semor Prom The theme used for the Prom was ThlS Is Heaven FlI1lSl'llIlg touches were added to the set by the football basketball and track events as semblxes Teen town dances and muslc concerts After the cast had been carefully chosen and the set beautlfully constructed the flnal work be fore presentatlon of the production conslsted of the rehearsals durmg which Nell Slmpson was the hero Lawrence McGovern heros companion Juamta Snyder herome and Huey Breymaler vlllam The cast began rehearsmg on October 1 1953 when the members met at Slovenlan Lodge for thelr tradltlonal Chestnut Hunt The football rehearsals were very successful the co captams of the team were Tom Reddy and Larry McGovern Three Semor glrls who led ln the cheers durmg the football season were Bev erly McCann Donna Clme and Eveland Alls house W1th1n a short tlme the cast of the Semor Class play began rehearsals for lts comedy Room For One More wh1ch was presented on November 19 and 20 Through the maJor events of the year the cast galned more knowledge and experlence 1n every phase of dramatlcs For the flrst tlme the Semor Gxrls Banquet was held at the Jumor Hlgh Cafeterla the theme bemg The Cxrcus Before the termlnatlon of the rehearsals the mothers ar rlved on May 12 for the Semor Mothers Receptlon and rece1ved a glimpse of the work accompllshed by the rehearsals of the group The last soclal actnvlty wh1ch the whole cast engoyed together was Class Day whxch was spent at Nlagara Falls On Sunday May 30 the dress rehearsal was held Semor Hlgh Audntorlum was the scene of Baccalaureate as Reverend Andrew Arvay gave a few polnters about the play of llfe Slowly the curtaln lS belng ralsed Durmg thls act we the Class of 54 are the center of attent1o1 and the speeches are dlrected to us As our names are called we reallze that th1s IS only a scene 111 the play of l1fe and that after lts termlnatlon the most lmportant act our future beglns The work and tlme requlred to make th1S part of the play a success are equal to the happiness and satlsfactlon wh1ch we have derived from presen mg xt Our Great Drama of Class Hlstory w1ll long be remembered by the director hls asslstants and the cast as the most successful drama ever presented at Conneaut High School MARY RUSSO CLASS HISTORIAN I u H i . 5 . 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'77, A - R ' A . , 1 'gi Hum lim, Qual, hu, due We the Semor Class of 1954 do hereby bequeath the followmg legacy to the Jumor Class entxtlmg them thelr respectxve lnherltances m accordance with the magnanxmous generosity of their former classmates 1 KENNETH ADAIR do hereby bequeath to JOHN HALL a plle of notebooks I JAMES ADAMS do hereby bequeath to ISA BELLE TAYLOR my trust nn you I MARJORIE ALBEE do hereby bequeath to JANET GUTHRIE my snowshovel I EVELAND ALLSHOUSE do hereby b queath to SIS OLESON my megaphone I PHYLLIS ARKELIN do hereby bequeath to JOAN GRAZIANO plumbmg tools I ARTHUR ARVAY do hereby bequeath to HOWARD HAWES my Buble I JOHN BAKER do hereby bequeath to DICK BRAUN my Thesplan Splrlt I ELLEN BAX do hereby bequeath to SARAH ADAMS my muscles I HUEY BREYMAIER do hereby bequeath RONALD TOVEY my apple polxsher I DAVID BIDWELL do hereby bequeath JUDY SACK a bus tlcket to Monroe Center I JOSEPH BROOKS d hereby bequeath RICHARD CHARLES my profxle I GEORGE BROWN do hereby bequeath RICHARD DENNING my secret charm I JAMES BROWN do hereby bequeath to BOB JULIO a mop bucket I EDMUND BRUNDAGE do hereby bequeath to BEN SWIFT my 1llustr1ous nlckname I RONALD CARLSON do hereby bequeath to JOHN MANEY a cuestxck when Cllff opens We DORIS DALRYMPLE and GAYLE CHE NEY do hereby bequeath to JUDY GROGER and SIS FLORO our love for older men I DONNA CLINE do hereby bequeath to UNCLE SAM my MISSISSIPPI Sllm I LEETA CONTINO do hereby bequeath to ANTHONY CONTINO my shoe shme concesslon I ANTHONY CIFELLI do hereby bequeath to FRANK TABERNER my pos1t1on as Garcla s best man I DAVID CAREY do hereby bequeath to ANYONE WHO CAN STAND IT a glrl ln every port We NANCY DEVLIN and ALAN ESSIG do hereby bequeath to BETTY BUKI and DONALD BRUCE our secret of true love I ALBERT DI BAGGIO do hereby bequeath to MARY KAY PAULL our song Cross Over the Brldge We LAURA DITTLER and RONALD MOWRY do hereby bequeath to KATHLEEN KILFOIL and KATHERINE KITINOJA our Interest ln Sun O11 Company I DONALD DYE do hereby bequeath to CAR OL MARKER our short stage career I CHRISTEL EUFINGER do hereby bequeath to JANET SLEEPER a travelogue I GLENDA FLEGAL do hereby bequeath to PATI KANANEN my Job as crusadlng poetry edl or I EARL FOLEY do hereby bequeath to JAN ET BURLINGHAM our locker We ANTHONY GRUBER and ANTHONY MORANO do hereby bequeath to CHARLES MARKER and BOB VIGNAL the mlrror m Room Four I EDWARD GILDONE do hereby bequeath to PETE ARMENI my stool at Betty Jays I GARY HAWLEY do hereby bequeath to BERNARD LASKO my love for dancmg I JEANETTE NAYLOR do hereby bequeath to JOAN ANDERSON my Fmance Commxttee problems We CHERRY NELSON and JOELLA HAHIN do hereby bequeath to ANN DARLING and JEAN SUNDBERG hypodermlc needles I RONALD HAKALA do hereby bequeath to ANTHONY CICCONE my bxcycle I ANDREW HARDIN do hereby bequeath to CHARLES FORSTY my head manager Job I CHARLES HARDIN do hereby bequeath to ANNETTE GRAHAM my secret tra1l to the coal chutes PHIL SUMAN the shme on my shoes I NANCY HAZEN do hereby bequeath to CAROL BEAN Paw s clder barrel I BARBARA HERPY do hereby bequeath to PAT HOLLINGSHEAD my stepladder I RICHARD JOHNSTON do hereby bequeath to ROGER BLANCHARD my broken watch We JUDY JUSTICE and BEVERLY McCANN do hereby bequeath to SALLY WEPPLER and BETTY DITTLER our love for hlgher educatlon I HARVEY KANANEN do hereby bequeath to ROBERT MACK my Boy Scout manual I DOLLY KENNEDY do hereby bequeath JACK RALSTON my dxmples I JAMES KILFOIL do hereby bequeath JOHN RISLEY my press card I DUANE KINNEAR do hereby bequeath JOHN STUMP my book on how to sk1n bears I JAMES LEEHAN do hereby bequeath CHARLES VIBBARD my subscrlptlon to Ho Rod I CARL LEMPONEN do hereby bequeath to JACK MARTTILA a bottle of trophy cleanser I GEORGE LINDGREN do hereby bequeath PHIL DOBBINS a set of wrenches and a can o I EMILIE MARTHALLER do hereby bequeath to IRENE THOMPSON my mterest mn the hard ware busmess I DALE MARTIN do hereby bequeath to RONALD KANANEN my dainty appetlte ' U . v 0 ll la , , , fU , . , 1 , - y . . ' - t . , , e- ' . . 1 7 ' I 9 I 7 'D , , . to . 7 . I 7 7 l , , 0 A 10 , , ! 7 ! Y l ' .' 1, GEORGE HASSLER, do hereby bequeath to 7 1 l 9 1 ' y ' . . . , 1 , y to v 1 I ' N 1 n to ' , , A to , . to . ' ' AA t . . . ro ' ' of il. We DARRELL MAUKONEN and JANE PIZZI do hereby bequeath to PEGGY WHEELER and KENNY DEZMAN one seat xn front of the T V se I BRADLEY MCCLELLAN do hereby be queath to DENNY DI POFI my zlp gun and suedes I DORIS MEINKE do hereby bequeath to DEANNA WI-IITWORTH my Sparkle Plenty wxg I RUSSELL MEINKE do hereby bequeath to GEORGE MARKER two used flashbulbs I JOAN MUCCI do hereby bequeath to NINA MOSS my affection for Drlve In movxes I NORMA PETERSON do hereby bequeath to LINDA BROWN my movlng van I DONALD PALMER do hereby bequeath to JOE WILLIAMS my cat catalog We LOIS PERRY and KAY REMMEL do hereby bequeath to DIANA GRUEY and NYLA BOGART our left over postage stamps I GERALD PETZ do hereby bequeath to BRADLEY JARVI my boxlng gloves and oscar I NORMA PHELPS do hereby bequeath to MARY ANN LEGEZA my qulet ways I RALPH PORTZER do hereby bequeath to BILL JUHASZ my txtle as Monroes mechamcal genius I MARY LOU RABER do hereby bequeath to JOAN SUNDBERG my ballet lessons I JAMES RAISTRICK do hereby bequeath to Carnegles How to W1n Frnends I TOM REDDY do hereby bequeath to AL' LUCKY GIRLS EVERYWHERE my plcture Q 1 25, eachl I PAUL RING do hereby bequeath to PHIL MILLER greasy overalls and a sl1p proof clutch We JUDY RITARI and MARIE ROLAND do hereby bequeath to EULA PAGE and SANDY JOHNSTON our reserved spaces at the Pc1nt I BERNARD RUETTGER do hereby bequeath to JERRY WHITEHILL my black trench coat and Mlke Hammer storles I DAVID RUNNER do hereby bequeath to JOHN STUMP a tlcket to my radxo show Rldge runner Dave on WICA We MARY RUSSO and NORMA SACK dq hereby bequeath to NANCY ANTILLA and NANCY JAMES a perfect card every tlme We LUCILLE SANFORD and MARJORIE SNYDER do hereby bequeath to MYRNA SCOTT and SHIRLEY OBRIEN our vocabulary of 20000 words and a book of advlce on how to use them We NANCY SIMONE and ELSIE MORANO do hereby bequeath to ROSALIE CASTRILLA and SHIRLEY GALLIAZZO our defense of Italy I NEIL SIMPSON do hereby bequeath to LOUIE DI PLACIDO a book on parllamentary procedure whlch I never could fxgure out We GEORGE SLOCUM and DAN SCOTT d hereby bequeath to WHOEVER NEEDS IT our In wlth Mlss Kennedy I GEORGE SNYDER do hereby bequeath to JIM ELY my press clxppmgs I JUANITA SNYDER do hereby bequeath to MARSHA SANFORD my secret smlle W CATHERINE SPEER and PHYLLIS STAHLE do hereby bequeath to DOLORES DZIK and SANDY JOHNSTON our methods of attract 1ng males whose first love IS dual exhaust plpes I ROBERT STEMPLE do hereby bequeath to ELEANOR JARVI a coffee ranch m Puerto Rlco I MARIAN STEVENS do hereby bequeath to CAROL KENDIG a crash helmet and a stack at speeding tlckets I BERYL SUMNER do hereby bequeath to BILL SIBBALD my seat ln the Creamerle and a bag of mckels I JOYCE SUNDSTROM do hereby bequeath to ALL HAMS WHO FOLLOW MY FOOTSTEPS my career as an actress I MARY JO TULLY do hereby bequeath to GAIL MARSHALL engagement blues I MARY JO VIBBARD do hereby bequeath to DAVID MURPHY a long walk home I SARAH VIGNAL do hereby bequeath ta JOYCE HAMMOND my cowhands s1x guns I AUDREY WALLIS do hereby bequeath to MARY LOU GRISWOLD my clalm as Gods gut to men I MARTHA WANAMAKER do hereby be nueath to NANCY ROSITER my pull wlth thc Superlntendent I BILL WINSLOW do hereby b queath DARRELL HICKS my Llberace smlle I KAREN WOLFE do hereby bequeath CAROLE CARMICHAEL my combmatxon of 1r samty and mtellect I PERRY WOODWORTH do hereby bequea'h to BUD TAYLOR a hammer and a mouth full of na1ls I JOSEPH YUSKO do hereby bequeath to JOHN ZIMMERMAN a hearty laugh and a spm of the tlres I NANCY ZAPPITELLI do hereby bequeath to MARIE MUCCIARONE a plzza maker I LARRY MCGOVERN as Class Lawver of 1954 do hereby bequeath thls last Wxll and Testa ment to my successor ln the Class of 1950 WINTESSES John Baker D A Sgt Joe Frlday Howdy Doody Capt Mldnlte l M l 7 l 1 1 1 1 , t . . , . 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' - 1 1 ' glam may, Jim 404, wut fwamdm, mmm The Senlor Class of 54 left on nts Class Day trm to Nlagara Falls on Frlday May 28 In the morn 1ng they gathered ln the audltorlum to hear th: readlng of the Prophecy the W1ll the Class HIS torv and the Dedlcatlon At mld mornmg they went to the statlon and boarded the tram for a two and one half hour tr1p to Buffalo At Buffal J thev boarded buses for Nlagara Falls where the boys checked 1n at the1r hotel and the glrls 'lt thelrs Soon the streets were crowded wlth Semors headlng for the Falls a few blocks away One of the fxrst thlngs many of them d1d was to take a rlde on the Mald of the Mlst After a rather thorough soaklng from the trlp the glrls Wlth thexr straggly halr and the boys Wlth thelr wet feet went to dlnner Some then went exther to the Cave of the Wlnds or across to Canada In the evenlng most of the Semors crossed thc rlver to Canada to see both the Amerlcan and Canadlan Falls flooded wlth colored llghts The beautlful scene was well worth the three mllf walk across the Ralnbow Brldge Mldnlght was curfew tlme and everyone was 1n hrs hotel but few were mn bed The chaperones and the hotel clerks spent a rather restless mght Whlle the Semors v1s1ted from room to room To ward early mornmg a relatlve calm settled By eight oclock they were back on the go agaln After breakfast some went shopplng and others went to see the places they had mlssed the dav before Many took a conducted tour by bus Thr-v went through the greenhouse amphltheater IH the Canadxan gardens stopped at Burnmg Sprmgs and went across the Whlrlpool Raplds by cable car Next came the rush of checklng out The sou vemr shops were crowded Wlfh last mlnute shop pers Then the buses arrlved and after a short rlde the Semors were aboard the tram headlng back to Conneaut Some of the hardler folks sang and joked all the way home others not made of such stern stuff fell asleep At 945 p m thev arrxved 1n Conneaut and were greeted by frlends and famllles It was generally agreed that all had a wonderful t1me Chaperones for the trlp were Mr and Mrs Scott Sumner Rev and Mrs Mlles Strlne Mlss Mary Huber Mxss Marge Walsh Mrs Harley Dal rvmple Mrs Bernlce M1ller Mr D F Macmlllan and Prmclpal J H Wolfe Clffufffll. 011, dn, Upuwzq. There s a hum beyond the curtam Soon the world s eyes shall behold CBy some young unpolxshed actorsl A new story yet untold Cautxon mlxes wlth elatmon There s a poundxng m our hearts Wxll our play be well accepted Do we know full well our parts? Maestro Fate str1kes up the rhythm Of a sprlghtly roundelay Callmg out to all Attentlon Wxtness now our buddlng play Father Tlme stands by the curta1n Smlllng neath hls beard of snow Thmkmg doubtless of the others Who have played a s1m1lar show Opportunlty IS calllng To the Players 1n the wmgs Wlsdom our dlrector cues us Slowly back the curtam swmgs Destmy the s1lent prop man Has prepared the commg scene judgment walts wxthm the spotllght Covermg all wlth brxllxant sheen Strldmg forth mto lxfe s drama We the class of Fxfty four Eager now to share the lxmehght Wxth the Alumm gone before L ENVOI Let us the words and actlons choose Whxch He our playwrlte blds us use T11 Time the fmal curtam shall let fall May warm applause greet one and all John Baker I I , . v v v , . , . . u ' vu ' . M . . . u t . . , . v a v u 1 v v . . . . , n ' v 9 v o - , . . . . 1 Pump, and , 4 I 9 x ,wa F53 fx 'Q Qu NJ 5 TOP ROV Bradley McClellan Nell Simpson George Snyder Thomas Redds Ronald Mowrx james Ralstnck ROW' 7 Ralnh Portzer Gerald Pet1 Anthons Morano Donald Palmer Dorn Dalrsmple Norma Phelps lols Perrx ROW S Cars Hawley Richard Johnston Harsex Kananen Catherine Speer Marx lou Raber ludlth Rltarl Sarah Nlgnal ROW 4 Ronald Hakala Andrew Hardxn Charles Hardxn Chrlsrel Euflnger Gaxle Chenex Norma Peterson Glenda Flegal Lucllle San ford osce Sundstrom ROW 5 Donald Dwe Albert Dlfiagglo Anthonw Cxfelh 'Vlarlan Steveni Dolls Kennedx Nancx Hazen Emllle Niarthaller ROW 6 Huey Breymaler John Baker Arthur Arsay Beverly 'Vlc ann Eweland Allshouse Judith justlce Laura Dlttler Phyllis Stahle POTTOVI ROW Marx Russo Norma Sack Leeta Contlno Kenneth Adaxr 48 Processlonal Processlonal March Von Weber Annette Graham and Carole Carmlchael Invocatxon The Reverend Sakarl Halkola Flnnlsh Lutheran Church Heavenly Llght Kopxlov. Were You There? Spmtu.-l Senlor Hrgh School A Cappella Cholr Scrxpture and Prayer lhe Rewerend W E Hayden Fxrst Baptlst Church Sermon Faclng L1fe The Reverend Andrew Aruay hvangellcal Reformed Chureh Benedlctxon The Reverend Sakarl Hall-cola Recessxonal Amerxcan Hymn Keller Annette Graham and Carole Carmxchael T . , -. ' o 1 if Q-fr' A 1 -' it-'11' f 'L ' EF, ' . :, l Nil L.: 'T 'I K N U X A- f Q' N,- ef I 4 , 5 .- , l, - J-x, 1: VK 3 A , 7 4 f . .- b N 1 '01 V , J ,gg We 8 fn I. '- a,,l , A' s , 19 X 4. -' if Q , h fr 6. U- Uthdlv lllllil' M 'Wg TOP ROV lames Kllfoll George Hassler Duane Klnnear Wllllarn Winslow Bc n1rd Ruellger Dayld Runner Paul Ring Robert Stemplc ROW 'Vlary jo Tully Flsne Murano Dons 'Vlemnlf leanelt Naylor Dan Stott Pe ry Woodworth joseph Yusko ROW Mary jo Vlbhard Nancy Simone Nancy 7appltelll lane P1111 ,Innes lc-ehxn Carl Lemponen George lmdgren lawrence N1 Govern ROW Marjorle Snyder Marie Roland Kathleen Remmel Nhr one Alhue Ceorge Slotum Dale Martin Darrell Malxkonen Russell Melnke flldone Anthony Gruber ROW 6 joan 'Nlutu Beryl Sumner Phylll Arkelln Daud Blclw ll oeph Brook George Brown james Brown Edmund Brundage Ronald Carlson BOTTOVI ROW Karen Wolfe Nancy Deylm juamta Snyder Processlonal March Adoratlon Woods Conneaut Hxgh School Band Invocatlon The Reverend Forrest Anderson Assembly of God Church Oratlon Apprecxatxon Norma ean Sac: Soprano Solo The Sp1r1t Flower Campbell Tlpton Judy justice accompanxed by Leeta Contmo Oratlon C1t1zens of Tomorrow Mary Russo Prayer from Hansel and Gretel Humoerdmck Semor Gxrls from the Cholr Address What Is Your VISION of Tomorrow9 Mr Carl Byers Supermtendent of Schools Parma Oh'o Presentatlon of the Class Prmcxpal J I-I Wolfe Awardmg of Dlplomas Mr George H Bruce Presxdent Board of Educatxon Group Smgmg The Whlte and the Blue Arr Mr Kaarlo Mackey Benedxctlon The Reverend Mxles Strme Unxted Brethren Church 1 T ' S .. l l 2 5 5 13 l f - y 1 4 l l ' f I V I 1 ' M 1 N 4 7 3 f 'fp Q, Q r , '. 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H . ,, . . ri.. . . .4 J , U U - It I I 99 Pfwphwf UMD The curtam opens on the great stage of l1fe 1n the year 1964 The scene IS the Tenth Reumon of the Class of 1954 The settmg IS Conneaut Hlgh School I Mmerva fmd myself standlng once more mr my place ln the lower hall of the school Smce I was not here for the graduation of thls class I am here by thelr special request for their reumon to day Many changes have taken place ln the llV6S of these young men and women As I gaze out over the crowd wh1ch has gath ered ln the hall I see the recent champlon welght llfter of the world BRADLEY McCLELLAN Near hlm stands h1s manager RONALD CARLSON Bradley seems to be glvmg a demonstratlon of has strength by llftmg BEVERLY McCANN who by the way IS a professlonal acrobat and has ap peared on televlsxon many tlmes Watchmg thls feat wlth great admlratlon lS JAMES LEEHAN author of thls years best sellmg novel How To Flllet A Flsh In Three Easy Lessons Standmg ln the corner IS that shy horse tramer DAVE BID WELL who IS owner of the famous Kentucky Derby thoroughbred Pxazon and hls efflcxent groom EDMUND BRUNDAGE I understand that he has Just employed that little bundle of dyna mlte JIM RAISTRICK as hxs top Jockey In the center of the floor a large group seems ADAMS who has Just returned from Afrlca after completmg a new movle entltled Jungle Jlms Last Stand That personallty of the stage and screen JOYCE SUNDSTROM was hls leadlng lad The plcture was dlrected by JOHN BAKER who also dlrected the Academy Award wmmng movle The Streetcar s Last Stop or as otherwlse known The End of The Lme The co producers of thas hlt were PERRY WOODWORTH and HARVEY KANANEN The two movle stars are both man aged by the great Hollywood agent KENNETH ADAIR He IS the only agent able so far to pro cure wages hlgh enough to sunt both the stars Seekmg Jxm s autograph are those two fun lovm gxrls EVELAND ALLSHOUSE and PHYLLIS ARKELIN I hear they already have a collectxon of 157 autographs mcludlng Lxberaces There seems to be another group of autograph hunters approachlng Jlm In this group I see MARJORIE ALBEE NORMA Pl-IELPS ELSIE MORANO LOIS PERRY DORIS MEINKE and ELLEN BAX They all seem to enjoy movles smce they work rn the only Drlve In Theatre In town I see a very famlllar flgure wavmg hls hands around as 1f he were dlscussmg somethmg 1m portant Why nts Senator NEIL SIMPSON and I thmk he IS trylng to convmce h1s campalgn manager JOE BROOKS that lf he could gxve a speech to hls old classmates he would surely be re elected JOELLA HAHN and DAVE CAREY who have been llstenlng ardently to Nells agru ment seem to doubt thls point Nell has promlsed LARRY McGOVERN Attorney at Law a good Job lf he wlll help 1n the campalgn Also qulte wrap ped up ln polltxcs are LEETA CONTINO and DOLLY KENNEDY Both are runnmg for gover nor of the State of Ohxo thls year One or the other IS sure to become Ohlos fxrst woman gov ernor Three other flgures who are very famlllar to the halls of Conneaut High are SALLY VIGNAL MARIAN STEVENS and MARY RUSSO These girls smce thelr graduatlon from college have re turned to thelr Alma Mater as teachers and are domg a fme Job Well here come a few faces I d1d not expect to see today You probably remember these gxrls by the names of LUCILLE SANFORD JEANETTE NAYLOR and GAYLE CHENEY MARJORIE SNYDER must have phoned the Ajax Baby Sltter s Agency wh1ch she manages and secured baby sltters for them Marjorle has 1n her employ some of the graduates of her class for example JOAN MUCCI JUDY RITARI and MARIE ROLAND We also have w1th us that reformed hooky player PAUL RING who IS now the truant office of the hlgh school He of course has an assistant Someone IS trylng to get the attentlon of the crowd Oh I see lt 15 JOE YUSKO now Prmcxpal of Conneaut Hlgh School and he IS announcmg that the prograrr IS gomg to be held m the audl torlum as soon as the guests are assembled there On the program wxll be the guest speaker Rev erend ARTHUR ARVAY Another speaker w1ll be our classmate from Germany CHRISTEL EUFIN GER who made the trlp across the Atlantlc for the purpose of attendlng thls reumon She w1ll glve a short summary on problems of the modern Germany For the muslcal portlon of the pro gram CARL LEMPONEN and his Kool Kats LAURA DITTLER RONALD HAKALA KAY REMMEL and RUSSELL MEINKE wxll play a few short selectlons They were recently featured ln the Moonlxght Room of the Cleveland Hotel now owned and operated by EARL FOLEY Everyone seems to have taken hls old seat ln the audxtorlum In the txrst row I see that per fectly groomed stand ln for Julxus La Rosa DON ALD PALMER Slttmg ln the same sectlon are the emlnent Doctor DALE MARTIN and hls faith ful nurse MARY LOU RABER The program must be very entertaxnmg be cause I hear much laughter from the front sec tlons Of course I mlght have known the people who are laughmg are NANCY SIMONE CATH n ' N , , , Q IL ' . . . . ! . . . . , y ' ' - y ' s l ! ! ' . ' 1 I . ? to be gathering. The main attraction is JIM RALPH PORTZER- I ! ! ERINE SPEER and NANCY ZAPPITELLI The-. too are slttxng rn the1r old seats I understand they all hold lmportant Jobs at the ASt8t1C Cor poratlon whlch IS now operated by that great busmess tycoon BILL WINSLOW The hlrmg manager for thls concern IS ALAN ESSIG Th flrst person he hlred was h1s w1fe NANCY DEV LIN who IS also hls prlvate secretary Also do1r a good Job IU the world of busmess IS EDWARD GILDONE who IS travel1ng salesman PHYLLIS STAHLE who owns her own beauty salon am' TOM REDDY who IS now In the shoe repar busmess The speakers on the program are now flI'llSh6d JERRY PETZ that great TV comedxan IS dolng one of h1s famous lmpersonatlons Next on the program wlll be that famed blues slnger AUDREY WALLIS There seems to be some commotron ln the hall Well no wonder Here comes none other than the Presxdent of the Unlted States our former frlend and classmate GEORGE BROWN Follow 1ng hlm IS h1s very efflclent secretary CHERRY NELSON Behlnd the secretary come two prom1 nent members of the Presldent s cabxnet GEORGE HASSLER and RICHARD JOHNSTON The Pres ldent IS now speakmg to the AdJutant General of the State of Ohlo CHARLES HARDIN He seems to be glvmg hrs excuses for bemg late for the reumon It seems that the pllot of the TWA pass enger plane DUANE KINNEAR had to stop In New York Clty to plck up KAREN WOLFE thr- world famous Journallst who was also plannmg to attend the reumon Karens latest h1t story cor cerned JUDY JUSTICE the Metropolitan Opera star soprano and her prlvate accompamst MAR THA WANAMAKER who are also here today Thls group was made to feel at home on the plane by that lovely stewardess BERYL SUMNER A car waltlng for them at the alrport was provxdeo by ALBERT D1BAGGIO whose Bulck Sales anl Servlce Company IS domg a good Job The prlvate chauffeur GARY HAWLEY seemed to have trou ble startlng the car and had to call ln JIM BROWN who IS an expert auto mechamc The party fmallx arrxved under the pollce escort of DAVE RUIX INER At the school they w re agam delayed be cause Conneaut s only photographer DAN SCOTT had to get a few shots of the Presldent Gettlng back to the audlence now that the ex cltement IS over I see DONALD DYE who I un derstand has Just won the Indlanapolls Speedwax Trophy In h1s custom made hot rod whlch S named Llndgren s Lulu after ltS deslgner GEORGE Also m the soorts world I see that llttlt. glant of the Globetrotter s basketball court ANDY HARDIN We also have wxth us that great track star and captaln of thls year s Olymplc track team RON MOWRY Slttlng 1n the second row IS that famed psy chologlst who spec1aI1zes 1n problems of the heart ANTHONY GRUBER HIS most frequent patlents are EMILIE MARTHALLER and MARY JO TUL LY who always seem to have love problems The program has ended and refreshments are to be served m the lower hall They were gra clously donated by the co owners of Betty Jays GEORGE SLOCUM and BOB STEMPLE The cakes and cookies were baked by the Cozy Corner Bakery owned by NANCY HAZEN whose chxef bakers are GLENDA FLEGAL and NORMA PET ERSON Arrangements for these donat1ons were made by HUEY BREYMAIER C P A who has charge of the reumon fund for the Class of 54 It now amounts to S138 652 Refreshments were served by Conneaut s two most congenlal hostessc JUANITA SNYDER and MARY JO VIBBARD un der the dlrectlon of TV s Home Economlcs Demor strator NORMA SACK Standmg 1n hne for refreshments I s e GEORGE Cowboy SNYDER who traveled back to Ohlo from hls ranch ln Texas Just to meet agam wlth hls classmates Stand1ng w1th hlm are AIN THONY MORANO captam of the blggest ore bo It I understand some people were unable to at tend the reumon today ANTHONY Buck Cl FELLI could not be here because he IS busy hunt mg blg game IH the Amazon Valley of South Amerlca DONNA CLINE and DORIS DAL RYMPLE are both abroad IH Europe furthermg thelr cultural and matrlmomal mterests BER NARD RUETTGER was unable to attend because he IS makmg h1s telev1s1on debut ln New York Clty as the most competent male typlst 1n the Umted States He can type 150 words per mmute Even though some of the class were unable to be here those present I feel sure smcerely apprc crate thls opportunlty to meet and talk w1th old frrends once agam I understand that everyone here has been mvlted to JANE PIZZI and DAR RELL MAUKONEN S Plzza Palace after the re unlon As the Class of 1954 leaves the school bulldm I see many turnmg to wave to me as I watch from my pedestal Farewell my frlends and may your future dreams come true I only hope I w1ll stlll be here when you return for your Twenty flfth reumon Norma Sack Class Prophet - 1 Z 1 Q , I J? . , Y , . , , . . 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Anthony Armeni. ame hvlu RRR Ri V Jfomn, Room 22 W l 4 vr rx ir ix n u n ton u I ur it il: 1 1 IIA Nntmn Hn 0 Nan ROW 5 X11 nm i t on t ww lrt t it U r rxt uint it X I tn n ml om RQ3 H -filulnm ,ia I. Sh lvx f'.'4ll.llu. Sa .ix ,I h N . Dun: fpf ei. Pa linll ugwi uni. N11 v K.x VLH- . f I . r , ' ck .I 'A ROW' 1-Ruin-rt julio. jmn- Havnriimni. ,ialwt Cmthrne. Dnroth. lfltrnn-.lx. Marx Inu hruwt-Iti. ,loan Kiralmnu. :Xnnt-ttc limham. john ' -Y' I. Qlulntwl. R vnali li Ari. fit I Hull. fit-v'gv I-.fmt Hr. il- .ln H. lwvrgr it '4-. K- 'th Il, hx. il H fi 1 f it llama, Mmm, 24 ROW' 1-Katherine Kltinoja, Laurine Oleson. Eulz Page. Ruth Magill. Carol Marker. Carol Kendig. Nancy Rositer. ROV' 2-Mary Kai Paull. Marie Muchiarone. Nina Moss. Joyce Kovacs. Regina Karal. Marx Ellen N1cGovern. Mary Ann Legeza. Gail Marshall, ROW' 3-George Marker. George Kahler. jerry Rood. Jack Ralston. Ronald Kananen. Charles Marker. Ronald Marthaller. Mike Nolte, ROW' 4-john Maney'. john Risley. Bernard l.asko. David Nlurphy. David Roa:h. jack Martilla. Phillip Miller. Robert Nfarcy. Hamm Room 27 ROW l lsahelle Taylor Deanna Whitworth Peggx Wheeler ulle Ann Xlgnal S Q Ann Walsh Sallx Wenpler 'Nhrsha Sanford ROW 3 john Zimmerman Howard Tailor john Stump john Stellmack jerry Vhntehnll Phillip Suman Frank Taberner Phillip Shan non Ronald lowes Bin Swift Charles Vlhhard or l g , ' ' . 'A ' . J ' . ' . fa: ' . . ' ' , . . . , . ROW' 2-Willianx Sibbald. Irene Thompson. jean Sundherg. Judy Sack. ,loan Sundherg. Janet Sleeper. Nlyrna Scott. Robert Vignal, Most Athletxc Laurme Oleson and jxm Ely Most Attract1ve Bob Marcy and Eula Page Su e Walsh and Lou Most Popular Most L1k Annette Graham and Dav1 D1Plac1do ely to Succeed d Roach Jlnma Honm 37 ROW' l-Ollve Beckwxth. januce Bortv. Sluldred Braden. Kathleen Aldrich. judlth Cool. joxce Baker. Carol Arp. ROW' 2-K','l eu ffarduccl. Carol Brokaw. Patrlcxa Couiint, Sandra Askew. Exelxn Brookhauwr. Ruth Butterfield. l,ucnlle Bartone, Joyce Cheney. hlartin Conolwoy. ROW' 3-luv fkontlno. l,eRox Brunke. Douglas Cummings. Bill Bachman. Robert .-Xwthonw. Gerald Alld-. Darwln Bagnell. W'alter Braun. Bernard Bra lx. Rimxll Croperk. Albert Anthony. Hemp Honm 33 XX 1 'Nurs -Xnn ,at an udlex an evex Snjra an mer 1 ,rw H le ox llo ture l tx over' awe l ldon Htl ttn W S errt .rue uma me avne oe tx n on .mn nrt u tr ,mt 1, 1 1 1 una U1 rxnme XX arrnn letter man X tmu u t luhn Hall Robert un RO ' --.l. . fx 2x ,l 9 U . H 'l D . fa ' l C hw. Ii lx Dxe. Barlmr. K' A . a' l l' . , l w idl . ROW' I--'xlhert Pusher, lee Dalrxmple. Rxchard Huglex. Rlchartl Hmtlanl, lame- Hall. Ronald Hmltle, Rlrhard Perl. Howard lzngli-h. H .. H -N. 1 - v . RKW ' -' C' ' . Th ts C' . ,l N I ,l h - . Th N ,l . R lvl C' . . Do: 'l.x l'l.L.l.1. ll .lcl .l ,l . W. - 7 - . - 1 f r -l lxv. Y . , j , Home Ronin, 37 ROW' 1-Yvonne Lamont. Lettve M:Nutt. Hannah Kerner. Judith Kangas. Shirley Nlartm. Elaine Oherwelsez Kathrxn NlcGovern. Anna Pignotti. ROW' 2-joy Mundi. Sallw lacey. Reda Passmore. Barbara Lewis. SH ila Milne. l.eah Oehlenschlaeger. Marv Ann Phillips, lrene Pearson. ROW' 3--Richard Nlayherry. Donald Kauppila. David lVlcDowell. Robert Meinke. Yinve Parlongo. Nleme Napp. Richard Krueger. Thomas McDermott. ROW' 4-Garv Prince, leRov Nlaleckar. James Pataky. Robert Nlarshall. W'illiam Mart'n. Richard Palagj-i. Peter Peterson. Home Hmm. 38 ROW l Sandra Sheehan Patty Weaver Barhara Ralstrlck Elaine Sumner lois Starks Anita Wnlberg Karan Ravnnll ROW 7 janet Swift lorralne Smith Wirginla Roland Margaret Schlauch Georgia Steele oxce Nacco I-welxn 1homas Barbara Tessmer ROW 3 james Thompson Robert Tern Michael Ianpltello Rcnald Rirher Vesles Stevens Curtis Spees flxde Iapoxtella ROW 4 Fmon Sholw Alan Whitney louis Snxder Alden Shanwwer james Smith Thomas Reimhoh l l w l larqueline Slocum. 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WK Most Popular Amta Wllberg and Ronald I-Imkle Most Llkely to Succeed Pat Cousms and Walter Braun Most Athletlc Elame Oberwlser and Albert Anthony Most Attractwe Sandra Sheehan and Bob Anthony f , C ' U ,4 I 4 J .Ln , J .1 1 I' ,sw C b L fx' I 1 1 -5 0 X 1' ,Q JOB' -fe-J' J' O PJ bANTA CLAUS Photography Staff Mary Russo Russell Memke Laura Dlttler Alan Esslg Glenda Flegal Marjorle Snyder Marlan Stevens Sally Vlgnal Sales Staff D3V1d Runner Bernard Ruettger D3Vld Bldva ell Phyllls Stahle Joe Yusko John Baker Huey Breymalel Co Edltors Norma Sack Arthur Arvay Typmg Staff Dorls Dalrymple Nan Devlm Dolly Kennedy Jeanette Naylor Cherry Nelson Mary Lou Raber Catherlne Speer Phyllls Stahle Beryl Sumner Joyce Sundstrom Mary Jo Vlbbard Martha Wanamaker Edltorlal Staff Charles Hardln Judy Justlce James K1lfo11 Lucxlle Sanford Juamta Snyder Audrey Wallvs Karen Wolfe Art Staff John Baker Perry Woodworth Bradley McClellan Advertising Staff Mary Russo Margorxe Snvder Jeanette Naylor Juamta Snyder Dor1s Dalry mple jfwpzn, Jiazpwtca, Flfth Perlod Class Snrth Perlozl Class Joyce Sundstrom Jane PIZZI Nancy DCVIIH Dor1s Dalrymple Luc111e Sanford Gall Stevens Judy Rltafl Catherme Speer Andrew Hardln Donald Dye Nancy S1mone Nancy Zapp1tel11 Elsle Nlorano Vlaryorxe Snydex nl EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR ART EDITOR NEWS EDITOR JUNIOR NEWS EDITOR SENIOR NEWS EDITOR SHORT STORY EDITORS POETRY EDITOR SPORTS EDITORS JOKES EDITOR 'XIIMEOGRAPH OPERATORS CIRCULATING MANAGERS B111 Wmslowx Phyllls Stahle Mary Jo V1bbard Donna Clme Beryl Sumnu Dorls Memlxe Joan 'VIuc1 Norma Peterson Glenda Flegal Ronald Carlson Huey Breyrna1e1 LOIS Peru Eveland Allshouse Phxllls Arke1'11 Emllle Marth llcr Tllcn Bax 1 1' I . 1 , -Q , .. I S K fe 5' 1 A . Q I jr! I f 4 x J av- I ' A K Gayle Cheney ., .... ,, ,,1. SOPHOMORE NEWS EDITOR , Marie Roland . ' ', ' 1 . , 1 f . , , 5 1 L . :.A, , I-M X ke- 5 ,l I Q H . , - -' .Eifkw , njheafib 1- -lf- A group of exght glrls comprlsed the llbrary staff thxs year They were Kay McGovern Sophomore M11l1e Kae Ha kola Patr1c1a Hollmgshead and Nanny Roslter Jumors and Beverly McCann Mary Russo Phyllls Stahle and Lucxlle Sanford Semors under the very eff. clent guldance of Mrs Gustason The dutles of these glrls were to make the llbrary permlts help arrange the dlsplays tvpe bookllsts check the new magazmes keep the magazme rack up to date help decorate the bul 1et1n boards and wrlte up the oye dues The number of books 1SSUCd as of ber 2wo1 were fxctzon 24m non flc t1on The hbrary recelved 223 new books thls year When new books ar rzve the staff has to shellac them and paste book pockets m each book an o mc x prlylleg to 'a member of thls staff Then vxoxk muah xpprcuatcd by all -4,- .ip- J Phyllis Stahle Lucille Sanford Mary Russo Mrs Gu tason Nancy Rosxler Pa! Hollins head Mlllle Kay Hakala Beverly McCann Q F- J ' v ' y v Y . . ' ' ' V. . V Y Y .V ' I . 1 D I v ' Ks . ' ' ' . ' 7 V ' ' I . Y .- l . . Y . y v . Y in . ' v ' v R-- May this year was 5,006. Of that num- ,F' ' ' 1 , T, - '-- . . l ' 5 -' 1 ' ' 1 r It is 2 h nor 2 l 2 ' X 0 be ' 2 - A' z , C .J C nhl Zim Baker. Bob Stemple. Dale Martin. Dye. John y Wallis. 'YG-Donald 'maier. Audra STANDI. D-Huey Brey SEATE Woodwo Perry aker. STANDING-Arthur Arvay james Kllfoxl. D-Leeta Contmo Blll Winslow Martha Wanam SEATE KI 1 nh. M '-S.. w X' -. 53' 'f ' 4 4 4 Svulatq, STANDING Nancy James joan Sundberg Mars Lou Raber Doris Dalrymule David Roach Ronald Halcala Ronald Kan1nen Carol Marker joxce H1mn1onCl Annette Graham udy Sack Chrnstel Euflnger SEATED Kenneth Adair Mary Russo Leeta Contlno uamta Sn der Catherine Speer Karen Wolfe Norma Sack Alan Esslg Nancy Dewlin Hpcx Bre maler Perry Woodworth Membership in the National Honor Society o Secondary Schools IS based upon the quallties of leadership service scholarship and character The Conneaut Chapter is composed of tvx entx fou members from the Junior and Senior Classes who meet these requirements These people make a total of 126 bots and 249 girls who haxe belongel The senior members axe Kenneth Adair Huex Biexmaier Leeta Contino Doris Dalrymple Chris tel EUfllI2'CI Ronald Hakala Dolls Kennedx and Maxx Lou Raber The Junior members ale Annette Graham Joxce Hammond Nano James Ronald Kananen Carol Marker Daxid Roach Judith Sack and Joan Sundbeig Thirteen new members were initiated this year in an impressive candlelight ceremony The new Semor members are Doris Dalrymple Christel Eufinger Ronald Hakala Dollw Kennedy and llary Lou Raber The new Junior members are Annette Graham Nanu James Joyce Hammond Ronald Kananen Carol Marker David Roach A special member of the Honor Societv this xeax is Christel Eufinger Chrlstel is an exchange student sponsored hx the National Grange and is spending a xear studxing in America The offireis 'ne President Norma Sack Vice president Alan Essig Secietarx treasuier Karan Wolfe The fitultx lClXlSQI is 'XII F F Sane . 2 U -1 N. - .ff - ' . ' . ' . J ' X . ' . . . ' . to this chapter- since it was founded. Judith Sack and Joan Sundberg. The St dent Co.1nc1l of Con eaut Hrgh Scl ool has accomplrshed much rn promofvng rrter cra sprrrt and better teacher student relatrons rn tnc past year Membershm consrsts of home room rel resentatrxes elected bs the student bocix Tl' Councrls able adxrsor IS Nlr Wolfe The Cquncrl holds vseeklx meetrngs to drs problems of tn s hool and apnroxe requests for class partres and dan es Offrccrs are elected each scrncstcr b the Courr crl The frrst semester offlcers W re Prestden Albert DlBdgg10 Vrce Presrdent Darrell Vlauko nen Secretary Lots Starks Treasurer Joan Gra LIHDO The second semester offlcers were Presr dent Albert DrBaggro Vrce Presrdent Lou1s D1 Plactdo Secretar3 Norma Sack Treasurer Sue Pnn Walsh vuncll Ot cr members of the Councrl were Senrors John Baker Karen Vlolfe and NQll Srmoson luvrrors Rrch rd Braun and Carol NI rlxe Sopho ore Bob Anthonx Walter Braun B111 'Xlartrn ard Bob Jurt The Coun rls Scrap Drrxe vsas a frnancral suc cess Part of the monew vxas used to place b.1llet1n boards rn the lou er hall of the scholl For one nt the assemblres a two hour mowrc The Desert Fox was sporsored by the Qouncrl Fo the ftrst trme the Qouncrl vslll send delc gates to the State Convention vthlch rs to be hcld rn Toledo Two delegates Rrchard Braun and Lows Starks wrth Mr Wolfe the facult advlser at tended the conventron held rn May The Student Councrl rs a valuable asset rn trarnmg students rn the fundamentals of parlrr mentary procedure and good leadershrp STANDING Wxlllam 'Vlarlrn Walter Braun Charles 'Vlarlter Rrch1rd Braun Karen Wolfe Nell Simpson joan Gravtano Darrell Nlaultn nen Lars Starks Robert Antlmonx john Baker Robert ,lun SFATED Sue Walsh Louis DrPlacrdo 'Vlr Wolfe Albert Drliagglo Norma Sack Klub The newest and perhaps the most interesting organization in Conneaut High School this year was the Key Club. This Club was initiated and sponsored by the Conneaut Kiwanis Club. The purpose of the Club is to offer service to the school and community. It consists of high school boys ability. and who show tendencies of leadership who are able to maintain a certain required scholastic average, elected tht- following officers' President. Arthur Arvav' Vic-: President, Richard Braun: Secretary. Boo Mart-'cz and Treasurer. Huey Breymaier. At their first meeting the boys The first Club activity was the sending of th'- newly elected officers to the Key Club District Meeting at Columbus. Arthur Arvay. Dick Braun. Bob Marcy. and Alan Essig represented the organ- ization at this meeting. The first major project of the vear was the sponsoring of the Annual Band and Choir Festival. in conjunction with the Kiwanis Club. The boys worked diligently collecting advertisements and making other arrangements for this event. Although the Club had a late start this year. everything is in readiness for next year. which promises to see great things done for the school bv the enthusiastic and service-minded boys of the Key Club. 2 lf avril!! 11' XNUINC, xrui mxnln nhn mix 11 s- in it ruin ur in har url. in qrrx xxuu yur! Nl X m mv nu I ffaozm, fnuncli The Jumox lied Cross hab buh in IQUXL orgdm alum m Qonnadut Hlgh School during the past xear F ab taken on Qual ll projects mcludmgi .ln ash tux d Q ml thu Qpomormg 0 1 tum C121 dance 'Nlarjorlf Smder has hun the L lpdblc leadu of tha Hxuh Snhool Ch illlil tm thp pwt tx-xo NC II STANDINC- Bernard Ruetlger Anthonw I fell ferald Pew Nfr Wolfe SEATIJJ Phxlllp Dobbins Chrxstel fzuflnger udnrh fool eph Brook 'Khrjorne Snsder 'wx 4 Q amen Leehan Bernard Ruetlger Kenneth Adalr Nlr Klcew Ronald Hakala lawrence McGovern Donald Dye Carl Lemponen Klub The Suumce Club was orgamzed bx Mx Klcu and manx of h1Q mterested 'md CIlthUSl8SllC phxslcs stu dents Durmg the wear thls OI'g3ll1ZHtlOIl has met vxeeklw on Thursdax mghts and has enjoxed worlxmg cxpen mentmg .md studxmg many mterestmg problems of SCICULC g I A ' - . 'Q - '.. 2 L .'-1 f 'If ' ' ' .' 'i - ' , 4 v- 4 At hr ' gf-'Q ' ' ' 'aj rivfz C 'Q . 'V fz H ' 1 -. . ' Q 'Y A f- .. . -E f . 2 .- ' , ' '. 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M, it I I ' ,mg Q , l ,g , l V f s . , I I H '1 C '971ntlwm, The annual receptxon for the Semor Mothers was held on Wednesday May 12 at the Semor Hlgh School A garden walk wnth a trellxs cov ered w1th purple and whlte ll1aCS comprlsed the entrance for the Mothers of the Sen1ors The honored ones were presented w1th cor sages and then escortd to the audltorxum where a program was presented Ne1l Srmpson Presldent of the Class 1ntro duced Dolly Kennedy who gave the welcome sponse Students partxclpatlng ln a program of music and a dramatlc play were Judy Justlce Mary Lou Raber Karen Wolfe Nancy Devl1n Dorxs Dal rymple Leeta Contmo Glrls Ensemble James KllfOll Jerry Petz Charles Hardln and Joyce Sundstrom At the conclus1on of the program refreshments were served from a lace covered table decorated wxth snapdragons and da1s1es and yellow candles ln crystal holders Those greetlng the mothers as they entered the bulldlng were Supt J H Wanamaker and Mrs Wanamaker Pr1nc1pal James Wolfe and Mrs Wolfe Nell Slmpson and h1S mother Mrs M J Slmpson Larry McGovern VICE presldent of the Sen1or Class and h1s mother Mrs L M McGov ern and Mlss Kennedy Mr Macmlllan and Mr Klcey Senlor Class Advlsers Senior Class Presudem Nell Sxmp on Doll Kcnned 'Vlr Kennedy Mrs Adair Kenneth Adair I . . . . , , , - , , ' . v s s ' . A 1 - - . . . Y N , . . , . y . - . ' , . . speech, and Mrs. Alvin Adair who gave the re- . ' . . ' , , . . . . I 7 - . D l ' , . . . ' .. 7 7 7 ' l ! ' Y Y Y - . Y . I ' ' ' ' ' s . y y. . 5. . . ' . ' . m!.4,A3anqu.aL ft LA. STANDING jane Plzzl Leela Contmo Jane Dudley Chr: tel Euflnger speaks on social life ln Germanv SEATED Nancy Annla Karen Wolfe The CIFCUS theme of the Senior Girls B nquc was skillfully carried out on March 1 Ill the Junlor High School cafeteria Crepe paper streamer colorful balloons and paper mache circus pei formers all added to the Blg Top atmosphere Jane PIZZI offered the grace The speakers wh 1 extended greetings from their respectlxe classes to the guests were lntroduced after dmnev by the rlngmlstress Leeta Contmo Jane Dudley as 1 clown represented the Sophomore Class whlle Nancy Antllla the tlght rope walker represented the Junior Class The weight lifter xepiesen tmg the Senior Class was Karen Wolfe Laura Dlttler the toastmlstress introduced t'1 Senior talent who took part 1n the exenmgs pro gram Martha Wanamaker and Nano Dexlin played a piano duet Victor Herbert F1-IXOIIYSS Mary Lou Raber then played an arrang ment of well known Jigs on the piccolo Next Donna Cline Eveland Allshouse Beryl Sumner Joan Mucci Phyllis Arkelln and Phyllis Stahle sang The Daring Young Girl on the Flymg Trapeze They were followed by a clarinet quartet composed of Kay Remmel Doris Dalrymple Laura Dittler and Joyce Sundstrom They played an excerpt from the First Quartet Audrev Wallis then sang Mocd Indigo. The main feature of the program was an in- teresting talk on German social life by Christel Eufinger the German exchange student who is studying in Conneaut this year. All the guests enjoyed this outstanding event. jophn mmm Reception Mrs Wllberg Anna Wllberg Mrs Braun Class President Walter Braun Barbara Gray Mrs Gray The Fourth Annual Sophomore Mothers Re ceptxon was held Wednesday afternoon October 21 1953 1n the Conneaut Semor Hlgh School As the mothers entered the school they were met by thelr sons and daughters presented w1th a corsage and then conducted to the receptlon l1ne Walter Braun presldent of the Sophomore class lntroduced Anlta Wxlberg who gave the welcommg address Mrs Ralph Gray gave the response for the mothers The class presldent then mvxted the mothers to the audltorxum for the fol lowing program The Sophomore Glrls Chorus under the dxrectlon of Kaarlo Mackey sang Glor 1ous Apollo and Goodnlght Goodnlght accom pamed by Annette Graham Beverly Dye Amta W11berg Barbara Lewls and Carol Brokaw clar1 net quartet played Grand Quartet Barbara Coddmg and Patrlcla Cous1ns sang a duet Bless Thls House accompanled by Ronald Hlnkle Shella Mllne sang two solos Bless Us All and I Belxeve accompanxed by Eleanor Kelly Matthew Carduccl played a plano solo Stardust Donald Kaupplla sang a solo I d Rather Dle Young compan1ed by Ronald Hlnkle and the program ended Wlth a play entltled The Red Squlrrel Pro Ject dlrected by Mrs J P Yohe Taklng part m the play were Evelyn Brookhauser narrator Shella Mllne the enthus1ast1c woman Sally Lacey the housewlfe Patrxcla Cous1ns career woman and Ruth Butterfxeld a government advlsor MISS Ednah Johnson was chalrman of the tea and her comm1ttees were the followmg Decora t1on Corsage Refreshment Invltatlonal and Clean up Punch and cookles were served by the semor home economlcs students Qvnovams, may, Follow1ng the tradxtlon begun by the Semor boys of 1952 Cap Donovan Day was celebrated on the last of October by the Semor boys of 1954 All the boys pald trlbute to the teacher who has alded them so much durlng thelr three years 111 Conneaut Hlgh School by h1s understandmg and advlce Usmg a varlatxon composed by John Baker of the Dragnet theme the boys subJected Cap to the th1rd degree They then presented hlm wlth gifts in appreclatlon of hlS flne work The trlbute pald W R Cap Donovan by the boys who were dressed 1n thexr best clothes well deserved for few other teachers have had such an effect on so many students lxves it 77 an 11 ' H YY v y . H - U - ' ' LL V1 . , , la 1 , . ' Jalan, dn, Ula! Jaalufon, 60464, King Darrell Maukonen and Queen Jane PIZZI ln a beautiful garden setting, the Junior-Senior prom was held. This effect was created by yellow, black, green, and blue crepe paper streamers forming a huge canopy over the dance floor and trellises along a similated stone wall encir- clirlrg the gym, sparkled in the light of vari-colored spot lig ts. The couples were presented with programs designed by Richard Braun as they entered the gym by way of a small bridge crossing over a lily pond, and were seated at small tables centered with miniature wishing wells. The stage of the gym had become a rock garden com- plete with flower beds, bird baths, and flagstone walks. The loveseat, from which the king and queen reigned, was placed at the uppermost under a trellis covered with yellow crepe paper blossoms. Seated in an old-fashioned bandstand cen- tering the dance floor was the orchestra. The gateway of a rustic fence served as an entrance to the refreshment table where punch and cookies were served by sophomore girls The traditional grand march led by Donald Bruce and Betty Buki preceded the announcement of the king and queen by Andrew Garcia master of ceremonies Jane Pizzi and Darrell Maukonen were chosen king and queen with Laura Dittler Ronald Mowry Joyce Sundstrom and Larry McGovern chosen as attendants The queen was presented with a crown of white mums and the traditional kiss from the Junior Class President Louis D1PlaC1d0 The two attend ants were given white bouquets Everyone in attendance had a wonderful time thanks to the hard work of the Juniors and their faculty advisers PROM COURT Ronald Monty Laura Dnttler King Darrell Queen jane Joyce Sundstrom Larry MCGOvem 7 , . . . 4 , . 7 V Y - 3 ' - V . v . v ' 1 . , f 5. Q' e' 3 5 ff., . , L. i - V fQ 1 ' , I . ' . - ' . - 6 . BACK ROW Leah Oehlenschlager Reda Passmore Irene Thompson Jane! Burlmgham Dons Melnke Norma Sack MIDDLE ROW Marne Muchlaronne Deanna Whitworth Lois Perry Nancy Hazen FRONT ROW Miss Kennedy Judith Sack Mary jo Vibbard Juanita Snyder Ann Darling Miss Rudd a6'aAlm.tlmZL What ll you have' Many are the times this question was asked by the boys who spent thelr time working 1n the Basketball Con tessions fox the 191.3 14 season These boys all SClllOl S klndly volunteered than SLIWILLQ behind the eountel of the Juniol High cafeteria in OICll.l thit the spec tators at tht bxskctball games 1I1lCI'I'l1lSSl0Il These senlols vtork hard vshlle thc mst of tial classmates annoyed tht gimcs The pxocncds from the comes sions went to the SLINOI Class To these boys vu glxe our thanks Jnofbal One hot dog and a coke -This was a familiar phrase to the girls who worked in the Football Con- cessions this year. These girls, under the supervision of Miss Rudd and Miss Kennedy worked hard during the past season and deserve a lot of credit The girls are selected by Miss Rudd from her Home Economics classes All money earned by this group was used for the improvement of the Home Economies Department On behalf of all the football fans the staff wishes to thank these glrls and their supervisors for their fme work W-I -044 'sr ,fdsgvvaw BACK ROW Donald Dye George Lindgren John Baker Nell Sump james Leehan FRONT ROW Donald Palmer Alben D:Bagguo Huey Breymmer , Y ' 7 t ' Q . -1 I I 1 A v I Q . rl - lv' ' ' l Y . . ' . I - ' - 7'-7 , , T as XV ' x rl A1 V . ' ' . ,. 2 ,.- . , 2. , i k A ' might have refreshments during lx. ' ' ' I ,. A ' . , ,- ed ' ' ' - l -i' f' v ' x x - 'x 1 ' x ' V , ', ' , M - - vi '- M- -.4 . . fl ' . ' T, I-as A 5 u . Q . Interest in Dramatics is on the upward trend in Conneaut High School. Since formation of the Dramatics Club, the members have worked will- ingly toward the goal of bringing their art into the foreground of school activities. They have wo ked together zealously during each production and with the advice and help of Mr Tamburio and his able stage hands Harvev Kananen and Perry Woodworth have out up some of the fnest gave many performances to organizations in Con- neaut and also to many distant schools. The cli- max of their work came when they were given an opportunity to present their play on television. The cast which consisted of John Baker Nyla Bogart Annette Graham Charles Hardin Jamts Kilfoil Jack Marttila Mary Kay Paull and Joyce Sundstrom along with their dir ctor Mr 'lam burro deserves much credit foi this suoerlor plav t t b h h h l ses ever 0 Q Seen m any lg SC OO The officers of the Dramatics Club this yea were President Jack Martt1la Vice President Harold Taylor Secretary Joan Sundberg and Treasurer Joan Graziano One of the Club s most noticeable achievements this year was the fine production of their contest play Balcony Scene The hard working cast rf this play held practices throughout the wear and SECOND ROW Richard Holland ,lame lkllfoil john Baker lack 'Vlarulla William Ba hman fharle Ha din THIRD ROW Annette Graham Sheila 'Nlilne Fwelxn Brookliuner joan Graziano jane! Sleeper Nancx Antlla jane! Cuihne Karen Wolfe f'1role Carmichael BOTTONI ROV Sandra Sheehan joan Sunjherp, Klan Kai Paull Ann Darling., Parr: ia fou in Sallx la ew karen Raopold 1 t r . . . I . . , , . ' 1' - ' ' ' - v . v - V t . . - . - 0 X - , V , .. , . . A 1 N y Q 4 Q ' . . N , , ' T : V I v Q . I tt fy - - i - 1 ' 1 - Q .,, Y TOP ROW'-lrlarvey Kananen. Perry Woodworth. Gary Prince. Philip Suman. Arthur Arvay. Harold Taylor. '- '- , s ' . ' . K i ' . ' c . f - f ' . 4 , ' , ' , 1 I ' . 1 ' . . f . . ' , i . 1 I . . H-, .x . f ' Y. L A' ,' '. . ' 1. ic' , wi s. f Y . C I . ' , . II ll Hmm, jm, na, 1' Al STANDING Charles Hardxn Dons Dalrymple Cherry Nelson James Kllfoll Judy ju uce ohn Baker Alan lzsslg SEATED Nancy Deylxn Beryl Sumner Beverly McCann oyce Sundstrom A dellghtful comedy ratlng hlgh xn human 1nterest was ROO'VI FOR ONE MORE the Semor Plav whlch was held ln the Conneaut High School Aud1to11um on November 19 and 20 and dlI'CCl6fl by D J Tamburro As the turtaln opened the audlence vyas gxyen 1 gllmpse lIllO the llyes of tne vxarm healted R Ds f'1m1ly Each summel Qhlldren from the orphan age arr1yed at the Pumpkm Shell the Roses sum mer home to spend a few yy eeks lll the famlly Cl cle but lnevltably become palt of the fllllllX 'lll l 'ls the name llllDllLS thele yxas alyx ays ony t l one more e latest orph n to adopt thc lxmlly y 1 lame 'is poxtx nod by Joyce bUllClQllUIl1 Ja IL S a shy TCllllll young glrl who cunt out Ji her shell LlllClCI thc l-xlllCllX mflucnu ot Poppy Jo n Bal-tu md 'llx Ro e Judy Justltf Already members of the famllv were Joey Charles Hardm Trot Bervl Sumnex and Teensle Beyerly McCann Th1s happy home atmosphere also attracted another member Jlmmy John vyho was charac termed by James K1lfo1l Jlmmy John was a sul len boy a y1ct1m of pollo He represented qulte a bulge 1n the taseboox of the DFISSX orphan agent 'Xllss Wmston played by Cherry Nelson When vyoxd axrlyed y1a the gosslpy but DICE n xt doo: nelghbor Mrs Blddle Dorls Dalrvmple that Poppy h d oled of a healt lttack yyhlle avyay on a lJUSlllCQS tllp the f8IllllX had to carry on by themselyts C toxgt and Betty Blddle as portravtd by Alan Esslg and lxanty Deylln good tx-lends of the Ros Lllllfllkll helped them out ot thls sad mt ln th young l1yes Hovxeyer 1 of t e 1 mlly mobltms xyexe flll'lllX solytd and the story rtd on 1 h ippx nc e r 1 I wayne I 'av STANDING Roger Blanchard Kathleen Ktlfonl Duck Baun ludy Groger joan Sundbeg Annette Graham Ronald Kananen Nancy Rostter Robert ullo SEATED Diana Gr ey Joan Grazlano Patricia Holllng head Linda B o n On the evenlngs of March 11 and 12 the Jumor class under the dxrectlon of Mr D J Tamburro presented Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte The plaw took place 1n the 1800s and was the storx of Jane Ewre a gowerness who was hlred 'o teach the woung ward of Mr Rochester the owner of Thornfleld Hall 'Nlr Rochester was a xerx cwmcal 'and saxcastlc man because of hrs unhappx l1fe Jane 'and Mr Rochester fell ln love and wexc to be marrled when she dlscovered that hc was alreadx marrled Mr Rochesters wxfe was mad and he had kept hcr hldden for flfteen years Jane left Thornfleld and N11 Rochester returncd to h1s old wats One dax not long after Janes departure Roch esters wlfe found a kex and locked herself lll thc east wlng whlch she set on fxre Mr Rochesters attempts to rescue her were futxle and he was bllnded ln the flre Jane unable to stax awaw came back to Thorn fleld to fllld M1 Rochester free to marry her The cast mcluded Jane Eyre Judy Groge Nlrs Falrfax Llnda Brown Leah Annette Gra ham Grace Poole Joan Sundberg the woman lNancx Roslter Mr Rochestcr Rlchard Braun Adele Pat Holllngshead Ladx Ingram Joan Gra Llano Blanche Kathleen Kllfoll Marx Dlana Gruex Frederlck Lnnn Roger Blanchard Ml Nlason Ronald Kananen Mr Wood Robert Jullo Members of Dramatlcs Club constructed the sci and worked back stage The plat was dedlcated to Harvey Kananen and Peru Woodworth for the flne work thex hate done lll dxamatlcs durlng the last three wears . Q g The music department is composed of three sections--the Band, the A Cappella Choir. and the Sophomore Girls' Chorus-all under the direction of Kaarlo Mackey. In the band there are seventy-nine members from the Junior and Senior High Schools. They marched at all home games during football sea- son. The concert band gave its first concert on January 26. On February 27 the Conneaut Music Department cooperated with the Rowe Choir di- rected by Lester Dull and the Ashtabula Town Choir directed by Kaarlo Mackey in giving the first Sacred Music Festival. The band gave its biennial concert in Salem April 21. The concert season closed with the annual Spring Cont rt Ol April 29 One of the main events of the year was the Invitational Band Festival held May 1 at Ash- tabula Harbor. Some of the players from the Con- neaut band were members of the All Star band composed of 110 players from the ten participat- ing schools. The A Cappella Choir had a good season. ln addition to taking part in the Sacred Music Fes- tival, they took a trip to Baldwin-Wallace College and Nela Park on April 13. They participated in the Annual Spring Concert and, on May 13, they gave a concert at Ashtabula Harbor High School. The Sopomore Girls' Chorus is composed of twenty-five girls. These girls sang at the Sopho- more Mothers Reception and also in the Spring Concert on April 29 ,Serum aganci Wlwzlmfm. F-ACK ROW Carl Lemponen Audrey Wallis 'Vlary lou Raber D ris Dal ymple Ronald Hakala FRONT ROW La ra Dnle Joyce Sund lrom Nancy De ln Ka Remmel - ' 'G : ' ' ' Q .i '- . ' V ' . 1 ' , . o ' r' . . 1 '-- u i r. ' S . ' I' vi . y . 10, ff? W W , X 6 I 1 t 1 Pr, i M i ii i.: llllll flllll K , SKSSOON IION S SAXO SAR I ON ON S M I0 X Lvr as rg, re ON S KR URN -- -. 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S 1 jnntbad The halls of Conneaut H1 h were greatly honored thxs year by the return of Elmer Peaspanen as head football coach Mr Peaspanen IS well remem bered for h1s fme fxeld general Shlp 1n the years 1940 through 1948, and for h1s splendld Job o' coachmg durlng the 1913 season Mr GHFCIH also deserves a great amount of Lredlt for h1s f1ne coachlng of the l1ne 'sg . . . A H - . I y . nard Ruettger. Ronald Mowry. George Snyder, Alan Essng Carl Lemponen David Bxdwell l TOP ROW Mgr Louis Snyder Davxd McDowell James Hall Leroy Maleckar Davld Cropeck Michael Zappltello Mgr Charles Forsty SECOND ROW Rlclard Howland Richard Krueger Lee Dalrymple Clyde Zappntella Leroy Brunke Wrllard Hall Robert Anthony Ronald Hlnkle Albert Anthony THIRD ROW Denny D1Pofl John Stellmack David Roach Ronald Kananen Kenneth Dezman Wnlllam Snbbald Gerald Wh lehxll Jack Martnla Ben Swift john Rxsley FOURTH ROW Coach Garcia James Ely Lows DlPlarldo Phlllxp Dohbms Bradley jarvl john Ralston Phllhp Muller Richard Yraun Charles Marcy john Maney Daud Murphy Cnarles Marker BOTTOM ROW Nell Slmpson james Adams Dale 'Vlartm George Hassler Anthony Morano Thomaw Reddy Lawrence McGovern Bcr 0 ee ass ex small law pounder played end both o f IISIXLIQ and cefenslyely nd dld a flne mb 290 pound Call Lemponen was a great rlght tackle a fln sportsman and wmner of the OJa1arv1 Trophy George Cowboy Snyder 143 pound full back was small but full of surprlses Dale 'VIart1n 210 pounds of real man was one lelt tackle that many opponents w1shed they hadnt run into The smallest man on the team was Nell Slmpson '1 sturdy left endex of 1-lv pounds Tom Reddy 167 pound co captaln was 0 lt much of the season vy1th a leg mjury but one of the scrappxest wuen he was m 'lom played Rlght Guard Larry WICGOXEIH 180 pound co captam was also out wlth a hand 1nJury Larry who played rxght end was a yery yaluable member of the team .41 . 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Andy Hardm Dan MOFOSKI Vlnce Parlongo and Charles Forsty were the team s managers They were 100 per cent behlnd the boys and dld thelr share m help1ng them brmg home the bacon Bernard Ruetteger 170 pound center 1S full of vmf and vlgor and always showed lt on the fxeld 145 pound left halfback lS Ronald Sam Mowry one of the speedlest the team has seen 1n a long t1me Dave Bldwell 180 pound left guard IS a good man to have around when the goxng IS tough 180 pound Alan Essxg dld a good xob at left guald Fe always came through when called on 190 pound J1m Congo Adams favorlte play was the Fake 36 ln whlch he was terrlflc J1m played rlght end Tony Morano 1:10 pounds of speed was always ready to go and was a good half back Lqalanfiwmw In the prevlew look of the Trojans the tvyo coaches put thelr heads together for the annual Blue and Whlte grld game by brtngmg lll Edge wood and Spencer Schools who were both defeat ed at the hands of the qulck and aggressvve Tro jans by the count of 12 to 0 and 20 to 6 For the flrst game of the season the Trojans were well equlpped to defeat the Salem team but were lacklng 1n pass defense They were over come by a shm margm 12 to 6 Ken Dezman made the only touchdown for Conneaut on a re covery ln the end zone In the second game of the season the Trojans were ahead 1n a tlght hard fought contest untll the fourth quarter when Ashtabula Harbors eley en smashed over the goal llne to even the scole 6 to 6 Ronald H1nkle scored the touchdown for Conneaut After a comparatlvely slow start the Trojans completely outplayed Geneva The fmal score read off by Ronald Mowly and George Covy boy Sny der Each had two touchdoyyns aplece An Ely to Robbms pass plus an extra pomt by Ron MOWIX on a 11116 smash to add the polnt ended the game Nothmg could stop the Trojans when thcv played Hubbard as they l1terally smothered the Hubbard eleyen 31 to 12 on long runs bv Movyxy and Snyder Snyders run was the hlqhhght of the game It vyas a long end run of appxoxnnately seyenty yards to paydnt Touchdovyns vyere also made by Nell Slmpson and John Rlsley The Blue nd Wh1te were stlll on the warpath vthen thev took the scalp off the Ashtabulans at ou1 own stadxum Ashtabula had not beaten the Trojans for three years prevlous to th1s years game and our boys made It number four It was a ha1d fought contest whlch was breath takmg un t1l the fmal gun Wh1Ch told the storv Conneaut 13 Ashtabula 6 The two touchdowns were made by Phml Dobblns Louls D1P1ac1do added the extra pOlDt The trad1t1onal Dad s Nlght f1na1ly arrxved and Fanport was our guest Twenty flve Dads watched thelr sons romp over the Falrport eleven 26 to 13 Two touchdowns were made by George Snyder Both were 44 yard runs There were also touch downs by Ronald Mowry and Ph1l Dobblns to send the Sklppers home 1n a very unhappy frame of mllld After four stralght v1ctor1es the Trojans h1t 1 tough spot Farrel It was a very close contest wxth two touchdowns by Snyder and an added read Conneaut 14 Farrel 19 The home season f1nale could yerv well hayc been tabbed senxor mght as the Trojan semors led by Covsboy Snyde1 vyent all out befoxe a shm gatherlng to defeat B1 ooksfxeld 3:1 to 18 Louls D1Plac1do added f1ve extra polnts 111 thls game The fmal game of the 19:13 football season end ed 111 defeat for the Blue and Whmte but the stout hearted Trojans neyer gave up They fought hard Ulltll the f1nal gun Conneaut 21 St Marys 38 . . C 31 to 14- The highlights of the game WCF9 touched extra point by' DiPlacido, to make the final score Zlomecomuzq ants Queen Judy Justice Senmr Attendants Juanita Snyder Laura Dnttler junior Attendants Betty Dtttler Sue Ann Walsh Sophomore Attenrl Anna Wllbetg Sandra Sheehan The nmth annual Homecomlng was held on October 17 1904 at the Conneaut Mumclpal Stal 1um The football team chose the queen and the coveted t1tle th1s year went to pretty Judv Jus t1ce For her court our football heroes chose Laura Dlttler and Juamta Snyder Senlors Sue Walsh and Betty Dlttler Junlors and Amta W1l berg and Sandra Sheehan Sophomores The crownmg of Queen Judy took place dur mg the half tlme of the Conneaut Ashtabula game before a near capac1ty crowd Co captaln Larry McGovern presented Queen Judy Wlth a bou quet of whlte mums and Co captam Tom Redd placed a crown of Whlte mums on her head Both boys gave the queen the trad1t1onal kxss Follow mg the game a dance m honor of the queen and her court was held at the Amerlcan Leglon Hall O S 3 r , , E M j 2 I 3 1 4 lg, g F3 ' ww. 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Amencan Legion Cornmande jack Gruey pesents Ojaja 1 Trophy to Carl Lemponen If football A3 Reserxed but rugged Carl Lemponen was added to the select llst of OJa1arx1 trophx recxplents thls xear Carl became the sexenth vunner of the memorial cup ln the hlghllght of the annual Tromn football banquet sponsored bx tht kthlctlc ASSOLIHIIOII The O1 xjaru award an Amerlcan Leglon sponsored prcsentatxon IS gnen annuallx m memory of Conneaut war heroes S Sgt Charles Oyajarvx and Lt Remo OJaJarv1 both of whom lost thelr Ines ID World War II The wlnncr of the trophy IS selected bv h1s teammates for hls sportsmanship value as a team man and Amerlcanlsm More than 260 people lncludlng the 12 football plavers OffICIalS and cheerleaders attended the grld dlnner Guest speaker of the plgskm fete 1ntrJ duced by John Yesso Jumor Hlgh Prlnclpal was Mr Trevor Rees Kent State UnlVefSlly Athletlc Dlrector and Head Football Coach Stressmg the Importance of good ath letxcs to a hlgh school or college the aml able Kent State offlclal told h1s llstenexs that through proper condltlomng and good rep resentatlon athletes can make a fme contrl butlon to educatlon Speakers ln addltlon to 'Ur Rees were John Hamllton toastmaster Conneaut School Supermtendent .I H Vbanamaker J H Wolfe Hlgh School Prxnupal Coach Elmer Peaspanen and Jack Gruex who presented thc tlophx X Andrew Garcia. Head Basketball Coach for the past nine years. has always had at fine team. His success as a coach can be at- tributed to hard work and an active interest on his part and the resulting efforts of his boys. To Mr. Garcia it is not most important that the team win the game, but that they play the game well. ft Elmer Peaspanen assisted Mr. Garcia dur- ing the past year and did a fine job with the reserves. COACHES ANDY GARCIA AND ELMER PI-ASPANEN BACK ROW 'Vlanager Phillip 'Nllller 'Nllchael Zaponello Phillip Kan1nvn Alben Xnlhonw William Barhman Allen Whilncx Thomas 'Nhllermorl Anthony ulio 'Manager joseph Brook Maru Cna h Penpanen FRONT ROV john Rslex ami' ll Dale 'Harkin 'une Adam C or e Ha Q X huns ii 1 Dirrgll Xlluluvnen l 1 lVllDDl,l2 ROW'-Conch Garcia. Michael None. Robert Anthonv. Denton lJiPofi. Vfaltl-r Braun. louis Snider Ronald llinlillf. Roh,-rt . I C . . A - a ,J . ar. . .j. . t. g.- X ,.t1-f..-nr. rKQf-ll. . - ,. . and Hwmw In Conneauts 1n1t1al basketball game of the season the Trojans swamped West Sprmgfleld Hrgh School 49 38 J1m Adams was the h1gh scorer w1th 24 pomts Next on the Trojans agenda was Guard wha came from behmd ID the last half to defeat the Blue and Whlte by the sllm margm of 47 40 Adams w1th 19 pomts was agam hxgh man fo Conneaut In the thxrd game of the season Conneaut played Ashtabula Harbor Hlgh School at the ded1 catlon of thelr new Gym and defeated them by the count of 37 to 32 Anthony Buck Cxfelll was the hlgh man Wlth 20 pomts Next on the Trojan slate was Geneva whom Conneaut easlly defeated by the score of 42 34 Jlm Adams was aga1n hlgh scorer for Conneaut Wlth 21 po1nts Conneaut ran mto a llttle tough luck agalnst Fairport The score read Falrport 49 Conneaut 40 Hlgh scol ers for the Trojans were Jlm Adams and Dale Mart1n w1th 10 markers aplece In the annual Bula Conneaut game Ashtabula defeated Conneaut by a margln of 00 to 34 Jlm Ely was h1gh man for Conneaut w1th 13 DOIIIIS followed by J1m Congo Adams wxth 12 pomts Albxon tasted defeat at the hands of Conneaut bv the score of 6a to 51 Jlm Adams gave h1s best account of the year by scorlng 39 pomts and set an unofflctal xecord ln the process In the annual Alumnl game Conneauts Tro jans were defeated III a foul l1tte1ed contest b the score of '31 to 32 Adams was high man wlth 11 pomts Conneaut than took on Mlllueek and w is de feated by the scoze of 59 to 42 Adams w is agnn hlgh man for Conneaut Conneaut met Bula for the second IIIUL and was defeated 41 to 38 Ill a lhlllllllg contest Jnn Adams was hlgh man wlth lf pomts In the Trojans next game the Fa1rx1ew Wlld cats wele outplawed bv the qulck team work of the Blue and Whlte bv the score of 56 to 44 Jim Adams aga1n was h1gh man wxth 20 po1nts Conneaut aga1n met Falrport and was defeated by the count of 06 to 44 Adams and Ely were hlgb men for Conneaut wlth 6 pomts aplece However the Trojans came back strongly agamst L1nesv1lle and llterally smothered the L1I1CSVlllC f1VB by the score of 52 43 Anthony C1 fel11 was hlgh man for Conneaut In the Trojans second game agamst West Sprlngfleld the Blue and Whxte lost by the close score of 58 to 56 Darrell Maukonen was hlgh man wlth 13 po1nts for Conneaut Jefferson was easy prey for Conneaut and Btg Jlm Adams They were defeated by the score of 53 to 46 Adams was hlgh man for the Trojans Wlth 29 markers In the annual Rowe Conneaut tllt the Tro jans were defeated bv Rowe wlth a score of 60 to 57 It was a very close and hard fought gamt Darrell Maukonen was hlgh man wlth 15 pomts for Conneaut In the Ashtabula Harbor Conneaut game Hal bor defeated the Trojans 52 to 50 ln a very close and thfllllllg game Adams was hlgh man fox Con neaut wlth 14 pomts Conneaut next defeated L1nesv1lle 42 to 41 1 a close contest wlth Jlm Adams leadmg the way wlth lo po1nts for the Blue and Whlte In the Pa1nesv111e Harvey Conneaut battle the Trojans were defeated by the score of 54 to 42 after a hard frght all the way through the game Adams was aga1n hlgh man wlth 22 pomts In the fmal game of the season the Trojans swamped Genexa bx the score of 60 to '13 John RlSlLX plaxed hxs best Off9IIS1XB game of the year bx scollng 20 pomts Thls last game ended a successful season for the Lonne rut Hlgh Trojans I 2 V . - . 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Af' uf if w Larr Palo john john FRONT ROW Duck K ueger Da nd MacDo ell lm Dombrosi jerry Lopeman Lulre Swift Carl Anthony Larry Ogren Manager Lock ood SECOND ROW Larry Bleman George Hale Richard Garsleucmlager Bull Sluppon Tom McDermott erry Clnne Barry Merrick Dale Dick Slrlne David Jason Manager Wally Braun THIRD ROW Manager George Ha sler Dick Braun George S1yder Ron Mo ry lm Adams Da ld Bidwell Al DlBagglo Tom Reddy Rusle Bob julio Jerry Whrtehlll Ben S fl BACK ROW' Coach And ew Garcia louse Dlplacldo Ron Hxnkl Leroy B unlre Charles Hawes Phil Muller John Martllla Da rd Roach Maney Alan Whitney Lee Dalrymple Dick Hlgley Gary Pnnce Thls year Conneaut Hlgh had one cf the lme t track squads ln the school hlstory Lead by dash man Ronald Mowry pole vaulter Jxm Adams and relay man Dave Bldwell captaxn of th1s years squad the squad enjoyed an unde feated season The most Important meet of the year was the D1str1ct m Cleveland Conneaut sent four men Jim Adams tled for first place and traxeled to the State meet for the thxrd straight year The flrst track meet of the season was wlth Ashtabula Hlgh School Wlth Mowry and Adams leadmg the way Conneaut thoroughly outpomted Bula Conneauts second meet was a trlangular af falr wlth K1HgSVlll6 and Rowe The two county schools were completely outclassed Ashtabula Harbor was our thlrd opponent Wxth Mowry and Adams leadmg the way we agal 1 won 635115 One of the toughest teams on the schedule was Erle Prep Showmg that a good llttle school can whlp a good blg school Conneaut was agaln on top at the end of the day May 1 was the date of the Mentor Relays We flmshed seventh ID a fxeld of 22 entrxes We dxd however set a new record m the broad Jump but could get only a second place Again we were pltted agalnst mlghty Erle Prep Thls txme we proved that our flrst w1n was not an accldent In fact the score was larger at the second meetmg Scormg a total of 100 pomts Conneaut was the wmner ln their second trlangular meet of the year wlth Albxon and Rlversxde Schools Pamesvllle Harvey wmner of the Mentor Re lays Vlslted Conneaut and left on the short end of the score due to the all round strength of the Conneaut team The last meet of the season was once agam w1th Ashtabula Harbor Only by a one polnt mar gm d1d we f1n1sh th1s game and the season unde feated - A r . v' W . .lA ':', . 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LAKE ERIE FINANCE CO. No. 5 Whitney Block Phone 61-522 1 e Q -.n.u. . .qvggqqqqqggqqqqqqqqqqqqqqq WALTER W. PAULL - INSURANCE - 227 Broad Street CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '54 CLEVELAND HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP TH E PEOPLE'S STORE MEN and BOY'S FURNISHINGS Conneaut, Ohno Co pl t f CHENEY S PURE OIL SERVICE Ma d Mll LAKE VIEW DAIRY AND ICE CREAM 270 Ere St t MADISON RUBBER CORP Ma fat MlddRbb G s Mdo St SANFORD TIRE AND WELDING SERVICE TySa dy Sp dySe d a d Stat Stre t MAYTAC- SALES G SERVICE St! 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WADDLE AND KOONS B P S PAINTS Hardware and Sporting Goods GEORGE SIMON MUSIC STORE Everythmg In Music 207 Broad Street R d M I t t Complxments of THE MINNETTE SHOP B ad St e t WARREN ROGERS COMPLIMENTS THE 1954 GRADUATES TOM L SMITH REAL ESTATE d INSURANCE 270 M St eet D 141971 LAUNDROMAT HALF HOUR LAUNDRY D 171 91 CONGRATULATIONS d SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 54 MORRIS FLOWERS CONN EAUT BOTTLI NG WORKS ottl o T e c 89 D ySt Pho 62 901 J RALPH MCLAUGHLIN DEPENDABLE JEWELER synwfhm L A EATON C1 SON D al 52 951 La BOUNTY G SMITH HARDWARE BLOOD S ELECTRIC SALES d SERVICE C l d P St eet al 31 SUNOCO SERVICE ti S 31531 CLOVER FARM STORE 666 M St t D al 42 931 dWah gt ecor s usic ns rumen s ro r e an ain r ia - an 381 Broad Street ia -8 B ers f ua nno Beverage I 2 a reet ne - a i owers 225 Broad Street i - I I an Mill and S a e treets Conneaut. Ohio E. . B oo , rop. 228 Main r Di -521 Phone ' WRIGHTS MARKET F W WOQLWORTH C0 . . Corner Main an s in on am ree x - ug..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. - g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.. g..g..g..g..g g..g..g..g..g ..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 54 C O A T E S Adams Street ED HALL MOTORS 264 Cleveland Court Phone 81 901 HOME OF STUDEBAKER BEST WISHES TO EACH OF YOU L R NAYLOR HARBOR STREET MARKET MEATS and GRoCER1Es Harbor Street Phone 32 041 Complxments of R I DOBBINS INSURANCE 726 Maple Avenue Comphments of HARRIS DISTRIBUTING CO West Sprmgfneld Route EMHOFF MOTOR SALES INC zs YEARS OF SERVICE BUICK CHEVROLET Comphments of SHAMROCK CAFE 989 Day Street Mearl and Weltha Memke Congratulatlons to the Class of 54 T H E B O Y S Charles Schlanch john Duffett Larry Koons Lee Arp CONGRATULATIONS and SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF '54 W T GRANT COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '54 M J GROW FISHERIES Comphments of GULICK DAIRY 411 Broad Street Phone 32 711 ..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. g..g. .g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.. HERRICK AND IRVING HEATING AND ROOFING CO Charles H Marcy 183 Washmgton Street Phone 71447 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '54 DOYLE'S ISALY STORE Complxments of MI LTN ER'S BAKERY State Street Compllments of JOHNSON'S DRIVE IN E D Johnson, Prop ...................... . .. -. ........................ .. 1 , ,..,. ., .,..,..,. ....,. .,. .,. .......,..,. .1 .............,. ,. . , .. 0 , , ,..,.,..,.....,..,..,..,..,.....,..,.., .,..,........,..,..,..,.... I , 5 ' 1 BEST WISHES I-I EN RY GARVEY EXOMET, INCORPORATED 230 Sandusky Street JON ES MOTOR SALES Maple Avenue West Mam Road MEN'S clncl BOYS' WEAR THE G. M. WHITNEY CQMPANY St STATE GA RAGE A Savings Account Pass Book ls A School Book Too THE CONNEAUT BANKING 8k TRUST Also Conneout s Only AND SONS Hb bySt Monument Shop M b FD MURRAY PORTRAIT STUDIO 222 WASHINGTON STREET PHONE 42 731 CONNEAUT OHIO PORTRAITS Pl-IOTO FINISHING COMMERCIAL Pl-IOTOGRAPI-IIC SUPPLIES 322 e reet I Corner ar or and Li ert reets I , em er . . I. C. 1.4.4..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. COMPLIMENTS OF THE MARSHALL CLEANERS 173 MAIN STREET DIAL 31 811 ...Q..Q4..,-..................-0 PEERLESS MINERAL PRODUCTS CO. WHITNEY BLOCK DIAL 51 901 THE SPORTSMAN Complete Lune ot Sportnng Goods 226 BROAD STREET PHONE 62 645 PRINTCRAFT, INC. Complete Printing Service 866 WEST JACKSON STREET CONNEAUT OHIO Dependable Drug ond Prescription Servlce CROMBlE'S PHARMACY 245 MAIN STREET Congratulotnons to 1954 Groduates THE CONNEAUT CREAMERY COMPANY THE PELTON CO Your Deportment Store Sunce l894 MAIN STREET PHONE 52 811 YOUR FRIENDS THE CONNEAUT CAN COMPANY ' v n 0 f . Q o v v . . - , .Q Q.. 5. 0.4 Q.. Q.. Q. of -.4 , , '. . .' f . . . . S ... ...... 4... ... ...Sn--.. Succoss To Uur Businessmen and Women Of Tomorrow CONNEAUT BASE WORKS Uf The GENERAL ELECTRIC CO CONCRA T LLA T IONS CRADUA T ES of 1954 THE C ORPORA T I ON CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1954 CONNEAUT CENTRAL LABOR UN ION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1954 RAISIAN FUNERAL HOME H b S et 23 COMPLIMENTS OF F R I E TED S MOTOR SALES THE BEST IN USED CARS E 1 M R d T d H I 7 I 581 ar or tre Phone 41-4 I ' oa e i ' k'