Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

 - Class of 1958

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Autumn, Winter, and Spring, each with its pleasures Never forgotten but cherished as treasures Before llfe S responslbllltles upon us enfold And devote us to a future as yet untold Let us retaln these memorles as we drlft apart Taklng llfe s challenge completely to heart Strlvlng to create a much better world for those Who wlll falthfully follow us ln our repose The Tattler Edltorlal Staff x 9fHa assv X' Ion Brahender Robert Cox Photographer .4 Q 'Y 17? Qkd' fury' S A W Gan es. hy wry 3' hz? A 1' Af Q , Robert Lundgren, Co-Editor Frances Black Roberta Koons iufv Nancy lean Molner I A.:- .- gr if . . . . , N 1- 'tr - , v 1 . Q' 15 ' ' s S :- ll!! 'Y Q 4 5 S 1 43 xx . I is 6' Q K if 5 . ' K 'ft , 5 , p- 1 K . KJ .X aa? To f ry ii -f .,, 1 sv- , 9, sorr 5 3 fx1 'fig ,25yg5 ,'f,j,f -6 The White And The Blue Oh Hail, Alma Mater, we honor thy namep Each brave son and daughter sings proudly thy fame. To you we are faithful, We're loyal and true. We love thee, salute thee--The 'White and The Blue. And when we may wander on land, sea, or air, Our school days we'll cherish in memories most fair Thy name, Alma Mater, we raise to the sky. We joyfully praise thee, O Conneaut High. ALMA MATE1? I 908 1939-1.958 1.956 It is with a feeling of deep solemnity that we dedicate the l958 TATTLER to all who attended Conneaut Senior High School and to memories of this building . In a specially significant sense, we also dedicate it to the memory of Iohn Hopper whose life truly exemplified the highest ideals of all faithful alumni. U' A 'GLENN W. ZELLER Superintendent Conneaut City Schools W IAMES H. WOLFE Principal Conneaut Senior High School X . As. W? anrl P 1. ,.,- RORLRT MURRAY IOHN HAMILTON, Presldent GEORGE BRUCE Board Of Erluc'at1'0n ,A ,f . ,171 is-., cg uv'H 'U5T:,' . 6040 nn A Al ROBERT KENNEDY CHARLES MQGREE ROBERT DCMIXRCO DR. GEORGE OCSHIER rt-hi., 1 4-1.1 -19? SUPERJINTEINDENTS STN? PRINCIPAL S STAFF Mxss Mane Walter Mrs Erma Hattor nss Iessxe Hall Mrs Irving Devlln Mrs Richard Shumake I 0 Each Day Begins With Honor eip' SE PT '4 BER-0 , , , 'GD f 3 7 X J f'a f . f 96, f 1' r 1, fl f I ' If Q If 4 1 f 'f If 9-I ,f ff vm. 1, 1 ,dwg f , e I 1 1 -s- 4 1,1 1 , ,'1, I 1 1, f'1 ' 1 I lil ll 4 'V' yr fi. GENE GEPHART COLLEGE ENGLISH ENGLISH 11 ENGLISH 10 ENGLISH I2 GRACE YOHE N' LATIN II SPEECH 423 MILDRE D GRAHAM AMERICAN GOVERNMENT X L 5 AMERICAN HISTORY MARGUERITE FORD l 9 HOME ECONOMICS - Sewing ELIZABETH RUDD . -1 ,TA q?1t,g- , N' 1 'E3. I .MQ QA .ig f ,gg -4?-, 1 2551: -- fm. I,- 'ffl .Q E I S.. ' 'pw I 3 Hur 1- , 4-gk A 7 -JY' I 'ix if HOME ECONOMICS - Cookmg LAWRENCE COLSON 4K INDUSTRIAL ARTS FINISHING ROOM ANDREW GARCIA PHYSICAL EDUCATION Qi' HBALTH ELSIE KISER PHYSICAL E DUCATION HEALTH if RN EDWARD KIC EY PHYSICS .gf 'w-. ' S i. ui A CHEMISTRY TRIGONOMETRY 19'-w..,.-M, PLANE GBOMETRY f - ,XR 'J e it X .- xl. FEED AYRE -as!! ww' if ,L A 1' Vim!! all 1, X ffm 'S Yin ffemfge cms' M Aus HMHQFF , , W 93953, DRIVER TRAINING 'gs I 1 1' 'Y 3-Q V W ' f 'IJ X xl , 4 J X w 2 I ELMER PEASP.-XNEN XX, A V BIOLOGY BAND 1 , AM. C HOIR KAARLO MAC KEY K. X -.X AQ Y W . R. DONOVAN Kflldfllidl Drqvvmg 'sl Qfjif 3, go. LOIS HILLMAN Wurld IHSIOY If . -fy 4-.Q F' I 15, . C HARLES LEWIS Art f'- -wg J 09 Af ,X fy X 1 ? Q 'X R ' 'Sl , -ij. BLRE XTC IQ QEUSLESO Llhrar 5' .ff tsl, 'M JN! it vw 9 .11 V' i 3 if f , I If-,, if yy, V 'Sr P5 f K, H- .V yw ,f f J rfz' AUTUMN Chestnut Hun! '1,,.J 3 Q1- i ,. Ax v ra , ,g . Q -B. ' f, 3 x u N 1 in SN XX N-ZWV - E S'mng1nx: Su-.Q-wthearts fi' ll if film ' I Hx .FZ V111 'hmm T1 1 I IICSYJIKIII I roupc' 09.1 Front to Backg Mr. Levsxs, jane Wolfe, Bob Smnh, Peggy Pnllllps, Charlene Copcckc, Carol Lalturx, Blame Irvmg, Snxrlcy Forsty, Nancy Molner, Ralph Reber, Roberta Koons, Iudy llasslcr, Rnd Bacon, Sandra Morton, Carol El'lClLSOIl, Dmnc Carey, Karen Horton, Loulst D1Plac1clo, Larry Becker. if Egggh Sas qi 5:0 -Z ,ln lv? Wal' R OSCAR XXII-QISEQRS - Pcqny Pzyllrps, Best Scpportrng Act ross, Szxrlt-5' Forst B at . xll-Arotlzztiy Larry Burger, Best SUDDOYIIRQ .5-.ctorg Jam: V.olit, iitst All Dlane Carcg , Best Actress, David Scott, Best Actor, Arlln Vmes, Best Thcsp Ei z 524' 'E f' 3 , mf L I 5 .E Q- - 4 3 5 y f 4 . .Q . VK... .. , 4. tt is x Cl'- Sophomore 1110 th ers Rec oplzon Mrs. john Mckutt, re5g,:n5+ - UL11lx,fgl1Cf,, welcome M 'ui' g-w---- P Annual Football Banquet The annual Football Ban- quet, sponsored by the Conneaut Boosters Association, was held at the Moose Hall on November ll, 1957. Harry Stuhldreher, one of the original four Horse- men of Notre Dame, was the a ,vw -- .au ,ll Q i fi' , , .s guest speaker. He gave a very t interesting talk on sportsman- ' ship and the value of teamwork. , r : r yy A William Lacey received the R: X. Ojajarvi Trophy for show ing out- A standing sportsmanship during ,A gf ,i,, f Qt, the football season. He was my it chosen by a vote of his fellow- yi Agil L F ':'37'Q g F teammates. The award, given , 5 by the American Legion, was 5, ffF,,-55 l F ,F . presented by Floyd Swanson, 9? Commander of the Cowle Post. 51511 ity.. Kar ALL-COUNTY Honorable Mention First Team Second Team Honorable Mention Bill Lacey-Q. Bill Lacey-Q. Tom Sumner-E. Iim Lyon-T. 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LEFT: Bob Cantlin, Ken Sahl, Anthony Dilvlare, Don Scott, George jackson, jim Essig, Paul Chicatelli, Ralph Raber, Paul Bidwell, Dave Scott, Ed Lopeman, Ron Holl, Dave Deaubler, Frank Nagy. RIGHT: Richard Kananen, john Groger, Ion Brabender, Phil Smothers, Bob Smith, lack Hamilton, Bill Essig, Bill Stone, Tom Kovacevic, Tom Batta, Iim Lyon, Mr. Edward Kicey. Eight Conneaut High School students, representing Tunisia, were chosen to attend the fifth annual Model United Nations at Erie Gannon College. A General Assembly consisting of all U. N. member nations, individually represented by area schools, was the first activity on the day's program. Here each student learned of the purpose of the United Nations and re- ceived his instructions on the laws of the model U. N. Committee meetings in which each member nation had at least one repre- sentative filled the remainder of the morning. After lunch, these committees reassembled and voted on resolutions presented during the morning session. The model U.N. was dismissed after final voting in the General Assembly. Key Club I, Q X 4 - li l ?fQf?,,f' The Key Club, sponsored by the Kiwanis, is an organization which performs services for the school and community. It operates the milk sales during lunch hour, checks coats at sports activities, and sets up the bloodmobile equipment for the Kiwanis. Annually, the Key Club plays a basketball game against the faculty as a money-raising project. This year, as usual, the faculty won the game. At the Awards Day program, the club presented the teachers two coffee makers for the lounges of the new school. U N Delega tes QA SEATED: Dave Scott, Rita McCann, Sandra Kennedy, Bob Cantlin STANDING: Bob Lundgren, Gary Hall, john Hill, Ron Holl. I 1 1 rw' .v 1 wx ' ,V lm 1 .1. ,. r . '1 ' 5- A, f V 9:1 'fffq' 1 . f ff.,-1 ,A --fs LN... S 3,l,f'rQf -M . Q. ',,?1, 5 U . 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E L... b 1' Z9 -1 ,Q gn Y' 7' ', H X ,3 'TX si Vi i i X 3931 eidgiwffw I I E is 3 t 1 at if Q B B 316 , , .B g' 1-' FRONT ROW: Joyce Rath, Janice Constantine, Bonnie Page, Shirlee Crossing, Margaret Lucas, Rita Bacon, Janice Niinisto, Ruth Razem, Bonnie Owens, Carol laituri, Arlene Sincowich, Bette Benson, Carol Mundy, Patty Rapose, Barbara Peters, Carol Pears. SECOND ROW: Charlene Copeck, Jean Raistrick, Sandra Hennessey, Janice Burger, Lorna Haapanen, Joyce McLaughlin, Rose Dalrymple, Kendra Prescott, Sandra Morton, Diane. Carey, Judy Hassler, Frances Wright, Jodie Persily, Susan Marcy, Judie Goodiel, Bette Norton, Louise DiPlacido. THIRD ROW: Donna Udell, Jane Wolfe, Carline Adair, Elaine Irving, Mary lou Goring, Miriam Zito, Kenneth Sahl, Kenneth Andes, Bill Essig, Frank Nagy, Joseph Buki, Clarence Bortz, Larry Blenman, Dixie Kultti, Linda Blanchard, Carol Getz, Judy McE1haney, Lucille Galliazzo. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Eighmy, Jim Robinson, Jim Carducci, Bill Stone, Arlin Vines, David Scott, Steve Molner, Bob Cantlin, Mr. Mackey, Dave Hathaway, Bill Lacey, Carl Kangas, Lawrence Becker, Charlotte Blenman, Carolyn Griswold, Sandra Kennedy. 606 1616, Highlighting the annual Christmas Dance, held Decem- ber 27 at Iunior High Gym, was the crowning of the first Snow Queen, Iane Wolfe, by Student Council President Brien Ralston. Chosen by the faculty, she was given this honor as exem- plifying the following qualities: Cooperation, School Spirit, Citizenship, Personality, and Scholarship. Safety Assemoly -- Champion Spark Plug Company. Fun With Music -- Thomas Bracken Reptiles of North America -- Jack Raymond ' Y. lwnter Assemblies f ips : 4 ' , 5115 R 1 r i ' gg . A 'Mfg 'Mt 5 e , L i a , ' as , - ff 5' :fra- 7 f E o f 3 A at Ei: S X -,fit -K 9 . , a Bill Lacey, Rita Bacon, Mr. Colson, Mrs. Kiser, and Mr. Gephart partici- pate in a panel discussion on The Proper Dress for High School Students. l IL' C . ,9,... '11 1 Frank Nagy, Carol Erickson, Bob Cantlin, Ion Brabender, and Bill Lacey explpin that the purpose of attending Boys' and Girls' States ls to learn the op- eration of a state government. Each member runs and campaigns for an office. If a person doesn't receive the office for which he is running, he is given another task. Altogether they function as a model state government. x 1 ' ' , fr , 1 ' ' , - ll. , A ' 1 i Y' K ' 1 ' V . ,, if A f K 1. W, Y, I , Ji. H , 4 e f Qc? 'F' ww-2. - ' 5 Q v ,' 'Y L '- fp uf: ,if . 5.1 A - V X rx' 'f 1948 - ' yv W . 1. , , I,- L' Y 'f E ,l. v I ,If I V. , I ' ' I ' , ' X 3 , glw, 5,1 N .- 2 'QL , 3 . 11 N ' zum. Y. V. .I .Mg , Talent Assembl News JM 1 r nw W , F rf Clarence Bartz . . 1 Gary Henry ,V ' 'iodlel Perslly Winme and David -Barabasch, Patty Walker . 4:32, ,' 'g 4,5 .,,,. ., J -, fmm. fl' t.. . 1 x 4 s r x 1 -Carol Mundy, Sally Baker, Patty Walker ' , v 1 3 1 1 I 4 , zfrigv u. -- Gail Gulick PQQQV Philhps. Robcna Koons. loyce Rath ' NA Tl UNAL HONOR 5 JDCIE TY NN 7.4 Q me ROW ONE, Front to Back: Esther Simone, Bette Norton, Betty Godzsak, Janice Niinisto, Diane Forsty, Lorna Haapanen, Carolyn Getz. ROW TWO: Bonnie Page, Shirley Forsty, Irene Pestalitz, William Lacey. ROW THREE: Margaret Phillips, Frank Nagy. ROW FOUR: Sandra Kennedy, Robert Lundgren. ROW FIVE: Nancy Molner, Carol Erickson, Roberta Koons, David Scott, Ronald Holl. ROW SDC: Carol Pears, Ruth Razem, Susan Marcy, Jodie Persily, Barbara Forsty, Elizabeth Hanks, Diane Carey. The National Honor Society conduc- ted the induction of new members on February 7. The processional was accom- panied by Bonnie Page at the piano. Nancy Molner read'a passage from the Bible and led the flag salute. The induction cere- mony was directed by President Frank Nagy and Vice-President Robert Lundgren. The ideals and requirements of member- ship in the National Honor Society were presented by the wardens Character, Shirley Forstyp Leadership, Margaret Phillips: Service, Roberta Koons, and Emblem, Irene Pestalrtz. Secretary Sandra Kennedy presented the incoming members, Diane Carey, Elizabeth Hanks, William Lacey, Bette Norton, Esther Simone, Betty Godzsak, Ianice Niinisto, Diane Forsty, Lorna Haapanen, Carolyn Getz, Carol Pears, Ruth Razem, Susan Marcy, Jodie Persily, Barbara Porsty, and Ronald Holl. a'L.2 ' After lighting their candles the new members were welcomed into the Honor Society by the President. x s Pi xqf 1 I . J .. Xu .Q Hs K-the K4 4. , , 5 WH 'Q 5 -A Q 5 ji- 5 .Q Q x Q . ,Q --55' EM3Li ,... -ff -n.,...,al 4 My ,'?'f'f 5 Mgswv ' ad' -4 valan- 13 ,vw 4-an-41' -Ove '41 ei Nm Track Seniors T , x ' P335 BILL LACEY - Hiqh lump ION BRABENDER - Polo Vault N 2 I-1 1 I 5 ' , BRIEN RALSTON - l0O Yd. Dash DAVID HATHAWAY - Hlgh lump VINCENT ROSE - lU0 Yd. Dash U 4 1 w ' K h . 1 1 IACK INCORVIA - 880 Yd. Relay TOM WALTER - Hxgh Hurdles CHUCK MCQUISTQN ' M110 RUH TOM SUMNER - Low Hurdles RON SALO - Shot Put IOHN MUNDI - Broad lump ' 1 3 2 I 14 v-11 ,vfh S Junior Plat ' THE FAMILY NOBODY WANTED is a story about a minister and his wife who, not having any children of their own, adopt children of mixed ancestry. The whole point of this play and of the life being led by the actual Doss fam- ily is that people are more alike than they are different. ,. - FRONT ROW: Pat Kangas, Dxane Forsty, Rita McCann, Susan Marcy. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Griswold, Carol Pears, Lorna Haapanen, Sandra Hennessey, Dixie Kultti, Jodie Perslly. THIRD ROW: Ken Sahl, Ken Andes, lack Hamilton, William Stone, William Essig. Thespian Play 'The ight Of fanuar' I6lhw ,.-P iv Nt FRONT ROW: Rita Bacon, Peggy Phillips, Elizabeth Hanks, Diane Carey, Elaine Irving, Carllne Adair, Carol Laituri, Louise D1Plac1do, Shirley Forsty, Nancy Molner. SECOND ROW: Mr. Charles Lewis, Directory Arlin Vines, Lawrence Becker, Ralph Raber, Gerald Kananen, William ESSIQ. THIRD ROW: William Stone, Larry Green, Robert Smith, James Roberts, David Scott, Edward Lopeman. 50 ' 13403: ,wp .,.m,. fx ,,,,,,w , aw wx vw f E .G I , , ug T wQ,,xw ,. ,, . ., N, ,FL ,A wg: ., my wasp-awmqw, .V N 9 fm? 1 1 f' , ,' , 5 s In is V'm'qf 5 W 4 . I 4 z f 'HXS-f .., , v . 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Dudley Sandra PdlYTIQ.ilSl Bassoons Narsrn Bort Halter 'ykrrght ,Tito saxafhones James Caruuccl Llnda Iohnston Te nor Saxoonone Molly Groii Barltone Saxoghone Band Douglas Randall Gerald Mlller Leon Stevens jerry Lrllge Douglas Kesatle Mason 'Nrltgnt Pnllllp Harden Gary Rudlcr Raymond Burlrngnam Arne Laafaso French llorns Carl Kangas Ellzabeth Sundstrom Shlrley Laakso Patrrcra Callahan Ronald Rrcnardson Lorna Haapanen Kathy Wrllard Llnda Trlpp JULIE' Barrrnger Trombones Sherry Bartone Frank Nagy Peggy Yesso Comets Gary Hall Georgrann Pearson Arlzn Vrnes Cralg VWVDLIIXQY In-an Goodgt-l .F-.llan Martnaller Tom Lgwrs BONNIE PAGE FRANK NAGY Barxtones Davxd Smlth john Razem Mlrlam Zlto Basses Iohn Groger Ion Benson Carlton Robertson Stung Bas s Marjorxe Dudley PEYOUSSIOIZ Kenneth Sanl Cnarlotte Blenman Louxs Blanar Mary Lou Lyon Iamce Prlsco Dlrector Mr. Kaarlo Mackey DIANE CAREY -9.-S.: we Y 'VS ,yearn PEGGY PHILLIPS IOHN GROGER JOYCE RATH Z ARLIN VINES 'E vw ALLAN MARTHALLER I 'fx Qtr :, 4 N ri I 3 ll :Cai nl '. .N Lacey, Speaaerp Irene Peszahtz, Speak Sc H101 flfollzers Rcccplzon Dorothy Post, Sololst Sk1t. Robcrta Koons, Peggy Phxlhps 'WV my as-my 31- funior-Senior Prom Say'0r1ara 'f fOM KOVIXCLVIC Lani ,VIEX IHXL PL.'.i-QOIQ QQQHINZE. 5OYfLFfRZ'g'5I1EQL 'Al xW, I oi FIRST RTTLNUAINTS: Iazm-5 Lg'-uri, fxlmzan-i Iuxsasj KIIJC ESI? JQEQEFQ: T ::. Kw'.'fxxw,'1C, Ian' Pcarsolig SECONDf1TTLNDFxFJ'I'S: Sandra Kkzzzif 127 R1 1 T Cantlgrz. 'S-H---K,,..... '1 3 wan-xr' . Ma 7441? ...,- ., . K, t Q QA. .1 .1 .QF ,gr ,1- Y f' 'WW Class if- U is x 1' 1 Vu B, l 1. .511 s We 42 kim. b-17' J i 5 0 fy? . M 1:5 xg L 3 la K Q , v , , . 5 , . :R-RA ...A A 4 .5 -, .L - Mlmw V- x ' I' wig' N l N.. 1 QI ,I Q. ,ae 'y ' of 'A x.: 4- ft lv , ha-.Y rw ' 'N '- ' ' -Q- - ..- :wot . Q. L 5 un- 2,5 I . gg x U -. ' r. .5 cf, . l Q Q13 'Q -T - , . - fi ei i ' -J ivan Q? if t' -w M ,N gy lv K 7 X me aa . l FIRST ROW: Nancy Molner, Joyce Rath, Margaret Phillips, Bonnie Owens, Marilynn Quinn, Bonnie Page, Kendra Prescott, Bette Norton, Jean Raistrick. SECOND ROW: Rose Mostello, Ianice Meinke, Wilda Waid, jane Pearson, Carol Laituri, Iudy McElhaney, Dorothy Post, Sandra Morton, Margaret Lucas, Mary Lou Stellmack. THIRD ROW: Rita Webster, lane Wolfe, Irene Pestalitz, Patricia Thompson, Shirley Tucker, Sandra Tobias, Georgene Snyder, Lenora Schmidt, Donna Udell, Patricia Rapose. FOURTH ROW: David Orrenmaa, Alan Marthaller, Ioseph Morano, Thomas Mitchonie, Robert Lundgren, Frank Nagy, Iames Roberts, Thomas Roach, Richard Stuntz. FIFTH ROW: Iames Lyon, David Scott, Stephen Molner, Brien Ralston, Thomas Sumner, Ronald Salo, William Lacey, Gary Wood, Ivor Zappitella, Richard Todaro. SIXTH ROW: Iames Woodworth, Richard Soltis, Perry Williams, Kenneth Simon, Arlin Vines, Thomas Walter, Vincent Rose, Charles MCQuiston, Phillip Smothers, Robert Pataky. C0mlnenCeHlenf Program JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM Procaesiooal-'Pornp and Circumstance Elgar Connsaut School Band lnvocadai ..,.....,, ...,..,,.,. . . , The Rev. Wallace Bryenton First Methodist Church lopmno Solo-'Wore ly Songs With Wings Provided Hahn Joyce Rath. accompanied by llargsret Phillips Tnlnbcis Solo-'Cujua Anirnan' .. ,. ,... Rossini Prank Nagy, accompanied by Margaret Phillips student Speakers- l'ha Power of Ons Person . Carol Erickson 'Tas Cost of Complacmcyn Robert Lundgten 'O lah Ou Hurts to Blossom Clokey lenlor lsmbors of the Choir Introduction ol the Speaker . . , Dr. Glenn Zeller Iuperintendant, Conneaut City Schools Addres- 'Your Opportunities lor the Future lr. Harry T. Sealy , Vice President - Distribution Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company Presentation ol the Class . ,, . . . lr. james H. Wolie Principal. Senior High School Awarding ol Diplomas .. .,.. . .... ,,.. , , lr. john D. Hamilton President. Board of Education 'fha White and the Blue' .,.. Class of l958 Beriediction ., ..,,, The Rav. Wallace Bryenton z -3 7 '- ,gf , .J is. 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East dl tml! e tamwnt 0 Conneaul hhgh School Semor Class CARLINE ADAIR bequeath to D1x1e Kultt1 my lntense d1sl1ke for a certaln boy I JACOB ANTHONY bequeath my locker on the ftrst floor to Kenneth Andes MIKE ANTHONY leave all my g1rl frlends to Bob Smlth JERRY ARMSTRONG bequeath to Louls Blanar the t1re marks on the road ln front of the school RITA BACON bequeath to Bonnle Hope one translatlon of Caesar s Commentarles of the Galllc Wars DICK BAUGHER bequeath my name of honeycomb to R1chard Rantamakt PEGGY BEAN bequeath to Carol Snow my seat 1n Government Class LARRY BECKER leave my chalr IH the lrbrary to Marvm Bort WE LEWIS BENSON and JIM HUNTER bequeath to Ted Mayberry our large bottle of reduclng Ayds PAUL BIDWELL bequeath my bashfulness to Dav1d Deaubler ERAN BLACK bequeath to Sue Rlce my pat1ence for wa1t1ng for those A1r Mall letters LARRY BLENMAN bequeath to Gerald Hawes my abrllty as a track star CLARENCE BORTZ bequeath my fllrtatlous technlque wlth the guls to Larry Usher JON BRABENDER leave the spmkes from mv football shoes to Walter Paull DAVID BROWN w1ll to Albert Anthony my luck w1th the gxrls from Ashtabula EDGAR BROWN bequeath to Davld Barabasch my ab1l1ty to play hookey from school and get away w1th tt ROBERT CANTLIN bequeath to Kenneth Sahl my reckless dr1v1ng techmque DIANE CAREY bequeath to Susan Marcy my gavel baton and all numerous dutles acqulred In my Semor year CAROL CLOUGH bequeath to Davld Clough my seat 1n homeroom JOE COLANGELO leave my left handed monkey wrenches to Edward Gaugh and Freder1ck Davls BOB COX leave my used flash bulbs to Robert L1ll1e SHIRLEE CROSSING bequeath to D1ane Eorsty my collectlon of stuffed anlmals and my b1g baby doll fTake good care of them J ROSE DALRYMPLE bequeath my Elvls Presley dance routlne to Jody Pers1ly DICK DIBBS w1ll to Douglas Randall my ab1l1ty to speed shlft JUDY EATON bequeath to Sandra Hudson my seat 1n Amerxcan Government JERRY EIGHMY w1ll my tall helght to Tom Eckonen CAROL ERICKSON bequeath to Joyce McLaughl1n my dally apple w1th the fond hope that she doesn t f1nd a worm SHIRLEY FORSTY bequeath to Fa1th Kercher my small cubbyhole full of food backstage KAREN FRITZ bequeath to Kathryn Brooks all the gum stuck to my desk ln flISI per1od study hall LUCILLE GALLIAZZO bequeath my cheerleadlng sp1r t to Carol Mund1 MARY ANN GILDONE, bequeath to Charlotte Blenman and Beth Vacco my ab1l1ty to be the last one 1n and the last one out of Amer1can Government class PAUL GILDONE bequeath my ab1l1ty to make A s In typlng to B1ll G1ldone and Anthony C1fell1 JUDIE GOODIEL bequeath to Joanne Incorv1a my ablllty to go steady wlth one boy and go out Wlth another NLARY LOU GORING bequeath my pony tall to Judy Hassler JOHN GROGER w1ll my good looks and v1v1d personahty to Jack Hamllton and Paul Ruff1n JOANNE GRUZOSKY bequeath to Maureen Roach my qu1et typewrlter ELIZABETH HANKS bequeath my shorthand pen to Lorna Haapanen DAVID IIATHAWAY bequeath to Gary McW1ll1ams my new ducklng machxne for gomg through low places BETTY HAYNES bequeath my btll at Lovely Lady to Judy Hodgms GARY HENRY leave my Mercury Montola1re hub caps to Donald Cover NANCY IIIGLEY bequeath to Sh1rley lrank and Judy Bryenton my great dr1v1ng ab1l1ty KAREN HORTON bequeath to Janlce Constantlne my reputatlon as the most dev1l1sh g1rl1n the Senlor Class JACK INC ORVIA w1ll to James Vespe my ab1l1ty to goof off ln basketball practice ELAINE IRVING bequeath to Susan Vlgnal scenes for one Junlor Play BOB ISOMA bequeath my ab1l1ty to pump gas and check o1l to Ronald Holl DON JANDA bequeath to Kendall K1t1noJa my yearnlng for space travel JERRY KANANEN bequeath my ab1l1ty to recelve Sputnlk messages on my rad1o to John Logue CARL KANGAS bequeath my Job at J 'ci JTruck1ng to Rlchard Callahan VVE JOYCE KANGAS and DONNA UDELL bequeath to Barbara Iaroccl and Barbara Peters our ablllty to get caught ln pumpkln flelds SANDRA KENNEDY bequeath to Ruth Goodenow my lnterest 1n tall handsome boys NORA MAE KITCHEN bequeath to Joan Clough and Frances Wr1ght all the Elv1s Presley plctures on my bedroom wall I ROBERTA KOONS bequeath to M1r1am Z1to my home 1n the sucks and my ab1l1ty to g1ve dlrectlons on how to get there to any boy who may call on me WE TOM KOVACEVIC and JANE PEARSON bequeath to Patty Kangas and Bob B1gg1ns our ab1l1ty to argue and flght all day O 9 . , . f I 1, , ' A ' . 1, , ' ' ' . 1, , I . 1, , ' . 1, , ' A ' . 1, , ' A . 1, , - ' . 1, , I ' . 1, , I I ' . 1, , ' ' . 1, , ' ' ' . 1, , ' . 1, , ' ' ' . 1, , ' ' . 1, ' , ' A 1. 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J BILL LACEY queath my w1cked Jump shot to Alan Scott CAROL RI bequeath to Sandra Hennessey my Bblllty to s1ng all the wrong notes in Cho1r MARGARET LUCAS bequeath to Patty Kennedy my l1k1ng for those short sk1nny l1ttle men JIM LYON bequeath to B1ll ESSIQ my new 1nvent1on an rnterplanetary Sputnlk space sandw1ch VVE BOB LUNDGREN and DOROTHY POST bequeath our meet1ng places between classes to anyone who needs them JUDY MCELHANEY bequeath to Betty Benson my ablllty to study for hours w1thout learmng a th1ng CHUCK MCQUISTON bequeath my Charles Atlas course to Ralph Raber ALLAN MARTHALLER leave my elevator shoes to Dale Reffner JANICE MEINKE bequeath my llklng for Fords to Carol Palagy1 and Nancy Allds TOM MITCHONIE gladly leave 30 pages of unsolved algebra problems to Davrd Howland NANCY MOLNER bequeath to Esther S1mone my ab1l1ty to eat cont1nuously and not get fat STEVE MOLNER reluctantly leave my algebra answer book to Anthony D1Mare JOE MORANO bequeath my luck w1th Mr Donovan to B1ll Bean SANDRA MORTON leave to Jan1ce Nllnlsto my love for wr1t1ng shorthand ROSE MOSTELLO bequeath to LOUISE D1PlBCldO my personal d1sl1ke for people who th1nk they know everyth1ng JOHN MUNDI leave my name bananas to Fred McCall FRANK NAGY bequeath my ab1l1ty to get along Wlth Mrs Gustason to John H111 BETTE NORTON bequeath to L1nda Blanchard my ab1l1ty to be a dumb Dora 1n Cho1r DAVID ORRENMAA bequeath my n1ckname F1nn to Charles Karhu BONNIE OVVENS bequeath to Judy Sommerv1lle my torn and tattered mus1c of the Mar1nes Hymn BONNIE PAGE bequeath to Sh1rley Bennett a mutual 1nterest 1n brown eyed Sen1or boys BOB PATAKY leave school to anyone who wants It IRENE PESTALITZ bequeath to Sally Baker my great m1sunderstand1ng for s1tuat1ons understood WE PEGGY PHILLIPS and JOYCE RATH bequeath to Ruth Razem and Carolyn Getz our 1nnumerable and versat1le talents KENDRA PRESCOTT bequeath to MBICIG Floro my collect1on of purses one for each outf1t MARILYNN QUINN bequeath to D1ck Dalrymple and Tom Robertson my d1amond and ruby studded mud flaps JEAN RAISTRICK bequeath to Carolyn Grlswold my cho1r robe and my ab1l1ty to get 1n the front rows BRIEN RALSTON bequeath my pos1t1on as backf1eld un1on leader to Ph1ll1p Bartone PATTY RAPOSE bequeath to Rita McCann my pos1t1on un1form and ab1l1ty to cheer TOM ROACH bequeath to Alex Carlucc1 my Job of soda Jerk at Cromb1e s JIM ROBERTS bequeath one secondhand bale of hay to B1ll Stone VINNIE ROSE bequeath my b1ke for sports to Ed Lopeman RON SALO bequeath my smok1ng pos1t1on at the north s1de of the bu1ld1ng to Robert P1xley LENORE SCHMIDT bequeath to Barbara Porsty and Kathleen Brady my seat beneath the d1ct1onar1es DAVE SCOTT bequeath my pos1t1on as Key Club gang leader to Paul Ch1catell1 KEN SIMON leave one detent1on sllp to Roger Curtlss PHILLIP SMOTHERS bequeath to Raymond Hahn my knack for clean1ng sewers GEORGENE SNYDER w1ll my shyness Wlth boys to Betty Roland and Loretta WoJtow1cz DICK SOLTIS bequeath to Jack Solt1s my shotgun and favor1te hunt1ng spot MARY LOU STELLMACK bequeath to Charlene Copeck and ElSle Toth my ab1l1ty to play hookey and get caught RICHARD STUNTZ bequeath my custod1an pos1t1on at Lake Er1e College to James Carducc1 TOM SUMNER bequeath my flashy red and black sweater to Bob Casey PATRICIA THOMPSON bequeath my 1nterest 1n serv1cemen to Carol Pears SANDRA TOBIAS bequeath to Jan1ce Burger my fear of m1ce RICHARD TODARO bequeath to James Rob1nson my automat1c garbage d1sposal un1t and two years supply of garbage SHIRLEY TUCKER bequeath to Arlene SlDCOWlCh my Gblllty to make speeches ARLIN VINES bequeath my ab1l1ty to get along w1th the ODDOSILC sex to R1chard Ke1rnan WILDA WAID bequeath all my schoolbooks to Betty Godzsak and Frances Mark1John who may d1v1de them as they see f1t TOM WALTER bequeath the front table at the pool hall to Davld Jury RITA VVEBSTER bequeath my most popular t1tle to Patty Palagy1 PERRY WILLIAMS bequeath to Bernard Morano my ab1l1ty to grow a tough beard JANE WOLPE bequeath to Jean Wolfe my n1ckname of Wolf1e GARY WOOD bequeath my bottle of 5Cld 1n Chem1stry class to Gary Hall JIM WOODNORTH bequeath to Fred Tob1n the dr1ve shaft 1n my speedy Car IVOR ZAPPITELLA bequeath my cap and gown to whomever lt w1ll f1t The Semor Class May 29, 1958 '11 -all-. 1, ,f l ' ' . 1, , ' ' ' ' -- ' ' ' . 1, , . 1, , . 1, , ' I ' . 1, , ' . 1, , ' . 1, , ' . 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If I l 4 If I l I V Q 1, , - 1 - , MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bob Lundgren - Carol Erickson X XL?-F 5' 155 BEST DRESSED Gary Wood - Diane Carey Whois WW MOST DRAMATIC Peggy Phillips - Arlin Vines TALLEST AND SHORTEST Irene Pestalitz - Tom Mitchonic SHYEST Allan Marthaller - Marilynn Quinn , X v , xx 'L -K if 4 4, 1, 1- 4: 4- iv 4- ' v 4 H' 4 I' gif Pro hecy As we the Prophets of The Class of Nlneteen Hundred Flfty Erght gaze 1nto our crystal ball the haze slowly r1ses and behold we see the 1958 Alumnl pursulng the1r careers In the rocket fllled world of l968 Let us lmaglne ourselves ln th1s future world and venture out to see what rs golng on ln the llves of these brave courageous and sp1r1t fllled people Now the haze has completely drlfted away and ln the distance we see a rocket sh1p preparlng to take off for outer space As we look closer we can see pllot STEVE MOLNER and co pllot PAUL GILDONE glvlng last mlnute lnstructlons to the crew As the rocket motor hums away we can hear a volce from the ground below countlng off the seconds and by the loud boomlng roar we can tell that lt belongs to PERRY WILLIAMS Zero seconds and we re off' I l At the very last mlnute ALAN MARTHALLER and MARILYNN OUINN canceled thelr reservatlons for th1s fllght because they were too shy to venture 1nto the unknown W were asked by stewardesses NANCY MOLNER and SHIRLEY FORSTY to fasten our safety belts because of the rugged tr1p ahead but because of a new stlck fast glue Invented by ROBERT ISOMA especlally for th1s purpose we stayed pretty much ln place Travellng at a thousand mlles a mrnute our rocket Cnamed THE TROIANIK I by RICHARD TODAROJ speeds off Into the mysterlous atmosphere called space Far off ln the dlstance we see the frrst slgns of hfe the Mldway Shopplng Center These people seem to be leadlng the same normal llfe known on earth are now nearlng an A 61 P Supermarket and as mlght be expected IOHN GROGER IS flnally manager but he could not succeed wlthout the fa1thful help of hls asslstant PHIL SMOTHERS However DICK SOLTIS and IIM WOODWORTH are stlll stackrng shelves and sweeplng floors Of all thlngs we have a traltor 1n our mldst Yes that s MIKE ANTHONY fformerly employed at Anthony s Marketj carrylng grocerles from the store out to Peggy Bean s flylng saucer Go1ng on we come to a dentlsts offrce w1th a very unlque slgn on the door readlng CANTLIN and SCOTT We sell second hand teeth cheap Of course there 1S no need to wonder that thelr ass1stant must be SANDRA KENNEDY Next door we flnd a Launch In movle theater where LAWRENCE BECKER IS selllng free tlckets for the next performance of We re the Purple People Eaters starrlng PEGGY PHILLIPS and ARLIN VINES MARGARET LUCAS and IIM LYON have declded to take ln th1s movle and as usual Margaret 1S buylng the tlcket If they re smart they ll stop at ROSE DALRYMPLE S concesslon stand and try a box of her out of th1s world popcorn Thls lS the extent of the shoppmg center so we must agaln be on our way At th1s polnt ln the tr1p IACK INCORVIA lS becommg a llttle a1r slck but he IS rece1v1ng sufflclent a1d from BETTE NORTON and CARLINE ADAIR A l1ttle plll concocted by pharmaclst TOM ROACH IS dolng the trlck It glves that extra v1m and vlgor that so many people deslre and whrch only KAREN HORTON has been able to retain That looks l1ke Karen and BRIEN RALSTON now raclng to the nearest pumpkln fxeld We must be nearlng our destlnatlon as the last slgn we passed read Moon 5000 mlles The slgns are rather hard to read as they have been drawn very cleverly by BONNIE OWENS but wlth the qulck eye of EDGAR BROWN we can't go wrong What s that ahead of us 9 Is lt a plane 'P Is rt a b1I'd7 No lt s supermen TOM KOVACEVIC and LARRY BLENMAN hltch h1k1ng 1n space sults and all Shall we glve them a l1ft'? In order to promote the Good Nelghbor Pollcy among these celestlal bodles lt s best we do Now that they are aboard we fmd the reason for the1r predlcament was caused by space sh1p p1lots IANE PEARSON and JOYCE RATH who released them from the1r sh1p for reasons not dlsclosed Here we are at last on the moon In the mlddle of th1s strange place IS the schoolhouse where ELIZABETH HANKS IS trylng desperately to educate the l1ttle Moon Mldgets but wlthout much success Most of them are more lnterested 1n learnlng how to draw Jet moblles and rocket shlps from art teacher GARY HENRY He s st1ll trylng to prove he s the man In the moon Close by 1S a beauty shop operated by SHIRLEE CROSSING wlth a slgn on the door readlng I SPGCIHIIZS 1n the Pluto Cut Ven turlng down Maln Street we come to a Justice of the peace where a weddmg lS taklng place that s BOB LUNDGREN and DOROTHY POST comlng out the door now They plan on taklng a honeyearth and how n1ce It IS of them to v1s1t thelr old stampmg grounds Reahzlng we are very hungry we dec1ded to stop at a llttle plzza place operated by MARY ANN GILDONE and LUCILLE GALLIAZO We ordered plzza w1th green cheese and were served mstantly by waltress IRENE PESTALITZ Lovely dlnner mus1c was provlded by orchestra leader FRANK fNagyJ SPUTNIKOV III on h1s trombone After leavlng the restaurant we notrced Snappy fRonJ SALO S Spacesult Shop Upon enterlng we were qulckly approached by IUDY EATON who was very eager to show us the latest creat1ons desrgned by LEWIS BENSON It was dlfflcult therefore t fmd a good f1t for TOM MITCHONIE VINNIE ROSE trxed on a space helmet but when he attempted to re move lt he reallzed lt was stuck No harm was done however because by applylng some head shrmk 'K 1+ :un 4 P , X 1' Jf is 1+ ..... . e I I , ' I I .tg , . .l 1 . , -I I ,o 'ki 1' Hi' ,K 1' 4' 4 4 1, A' 1' ,F -A' 4 -if 41 1K 4' 1+ 1 4' ' -nr .k if i' - 1 ing liniment invented by TOM SUMNER, things were soon back to normal. Time is getting short so we must be on our way to Mars. Before leaving we stopped at BOB PATAKY and DAVID BROWN'S service sta- tion to refuel with some of their invisible supersonic jet fuel. We're off again!! ! ! This portion of our trip went along very smoothly and now We're arriving on Mars. The cruel Martians have captured earth beauties JUDY MCELHANEY and JOYCE KANGAS and are carrying them off to prison for disturbing the peace. They refuse to let them go until a ransom is paid, but JERRY EIGHMY and TOM WALTER seem eager to pay the bill. Jerry and Tom were so fascinated by the antennas protruding from the heads of these men that they are now trying to grow their own. They were on their way to watch the Martian All-Stars saucer team versus the Jumping Jupiters. As we near the playing field we can see star player BILL LACEY, down on the field taking last minute instructions from head coach BONNIE PAGE. Traveling along we come to Milky Way University where exchange students DICK DIBBS and JOE COI.ANGELO are struggling to design a new satellite. Instead of sending up a dog, they plan to use CHUCK MCQUISTON as an experimental device. JACOB ANTHONY, also studying at the same school, is trying to invent a cloud to carry him from one class to the other. Traveling on we come to the office of the Mayor of Mars where Mayor CLARENCE BORTZ is rapidly dictating a letter to his secretaries JUDY GOODIEL and MARY LOU GORING at the rate of 1000 words a minute. In the next room we find Judge JON BRABENDER who has just sentenced DONALD JANDA and GERALD KANANEN to a year in the work house for trying to sell space on Mars. DICK BAUGHER is trying desperately to sweep up the paper that typist NORA MAE KITCHEN keeps wasting, but it's not her fault that her lawyer boss JIM HUNTER is very par- ticular. In his last case he defended GARY WOOD who was charged with driving his jet mobile without a steering wheel. This claim was brought in by law abiding citizens KEN SIMON and JOE MORANO who are always on the alert for wrongdoers. Leaving the building we met night watchwoman KENDRA PRESCOTT who was going on duty. Across the street we see the Lonely Hearts Club where three members ROSE MOSTELLO, GEORGENE SNYDER, and JANICE MHNIG are plotting a new way to attract the opposite sex. PAUL BIDWELL and DAVID ORRENMAA are debating whether or not to enter and it would be interesting to see if they do. It's time to be on our way to Saturn, our next stop. Arriving we see a distinguished looking building which is the Saturn Evening Post Publishing Company run by JAMES ROBERTS. Correspondent SANDRA MORTON, who is covering a story on earth, just reported that JANE WOLFE and RITA BACON are the first successful humans to go around the world in 80 seconds on a magic carpet. ROBERT COX was on the scene to take pictures, but as usual, the camera didn't work. FRANCES BLACK and her assistant NANCY HIGLEY were eager to take us on a guided tour to see the rest of the staff at work. We looked in on society editor LENORE SCHMIDT who is doing a story on a party given by SANDRA TOBIAS in honor of SHIRLEY TUCKER and MARY LOU STELLMACK. It was a lovely party and WILDA WAID and PAT THOMPSON brought gifts of ray guns which will prove to be very useful. In another room we found this week's sports page being written by DAVID HATHAWAY. A few of our alumni have made headlines in the sports field. ELAINE IRVING and CAROL LAITURI have just completed their swim of the little dipper ----- next objective ----- the big dipper. Lady wrestlers, DONNA UDELL and PATTY RAPOSE, have finally retired and now plan to become lion tamers. JEAN RAISTRICK, star basketball player for the Venus Beauties, made 500 points in one game. JOHN MUNDI was forced to close his cigarette factory as it interfered with his track career. Leaving the publishing company we ran into RICHARD STUNTZ who was just returning from delivering his weekly magazines. Down the street we find a lovely dress shop owned and operated by DIANE CAREY. In a fash- ion show scheduled for this afternoon IVOR ZAPPITELLA will model the latest balloon style. Leaving the dress shop we come to a carnival run by ROBERTA KOONS. As we walk down the midway we pass the side show and see snake charmer BETTY HAYNES, fat lady RITA WEBSTER, and bearded lady CAROL CLOUGH, busily entertaining the crowds. Fortune teller KAREN FRITZ also appears to be doing a rousing business. There are many more interesting sights to see, but our trip is coming to an end as we have to turn back towards earth. Our reception at Cape Canaveral was very gratifying. We were greeted by President of the Solar Sys- tem, JOANNE GRUZOSKY. A pep band under the direction of CARL KANGAS provided music for our landing. After we reported our findings to scientist CAROL ERICKSON, she expressed her desire to make a similar trip to erase the many doubts she has of our excursion. We feel, however, from the many contributions they have made to society, the class of 1958 has successfully made this a better space in which to live. Senzor Actlvztles CARLINE ADAIR ROBERT CANTLIN A Cappella Cho1r 1 2 3 Concesslons BB 3 Dramatlc Club 1 2 3 Iunlor Red Cross 2 3 Prom Commlttee Z Sopho more Grrls Chorus 1 Sophomore Moth ers Receptlon Commlttee 1 Tattler Staff Sales 6. 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Adver t1s1ng 3 Usherette 2 3 MARY LOU GORING A Cappella Cho1r 3 Offlce Staff 3 Prom Commlttee 2 Sophomore Mothers Receptlon Comm1ttee 1 Usherette Z 3 JOHN GROGER Concert Bandl 2 3 Marchlng Band dent 2 Key Club l 2 3 Prom Com mlttee 2 Thesplan Soc1ety 1 2 Pro ductlon 1 IOANNE GRUZOSKY Chestnut Hunt Commrttee 3 Conces slons BB 3 Dramatlc Club 3 Iumor Play Crew 2 Iumor Red Cross 1 2 3 Prom Commlttee 2 Sophomore Mothers Receptlon Commlttee 1 Sophomore Sprlng Ihnce Commlttee l Tattler Staff Sales 6. 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Football 2 Track 1 2 JAMES WOODWORTH Key Club 2 Prom Commrttee 2 Scrap Drlve 2 3 Sen1or Play 3 IVOR ZAPPITELLA Scrap Drlve 3 . 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' . 1 - ' - I I I - I I I ' , . , . F . 1 . 1 - 1 - . 11 11 I I 1 11 11 11 1 ' 1 ' . ' . I - . . ' . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 G 1 1 - - - 1 1 - . I ' - . - 1 . ' 1 ' I I I I ' ' ' . ' ' . . 1 ' ' ' I I I I I ' - 5 . : . 1 1 I I ' 1 1 1 11 ' . ' . I - - - . ' - I I I I I ' 1 11 1 1 1 - 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 - ' I I - . J 1 1 11 11 - : z , 1: 11 1 11 1 ' 1 A Tattler Sales And Advertising ' een ,K .1 SEATED: lean Raistrick, Lucille Galliazzo, Mr. lack Broughton, Judy McElhaney, Margaret Lucas. STANDING: Ioanne Gruzosky, David Orenmaa, Betty Haynes, Gerald Kananen, Patty Rapose, Lawrence Becker, Ioyce Kangas, Jane Pearson, Bette Norton, Carol Laituri, Carline Adair, Elaine Irving, Rita Bacon, Judy Goodiel, Donna Udell, Karen Horton, Shirley Forsty. We, the Tattler Sales and Advertising Staff, join the Editorial Staff in thanking the following people for their interest, assistance, and co-operation in the production of our yearbook. MR. ROBERT BLICK AND BLICK'S STUDIO FACUETY AND ADVISORS THE NEWS HERALD MR. ROBERT MURRAY DAGGITT INSURANCE AGENCY All Lines Of Insurance and Bonds Whitmore Block Phone 42-741 - 1 1 1 1 1 TYLE RS' PETROLE U M PRODUC TS Delco Oil Burners Mobil Gas and Mobil Oil Conneaut, Ohio ARMENI AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 745 Broad Street Phone 52 O81 THE ROBINSON CO. Coal Builders Supplies Scotts Lawn Products 310 Harbor St Conneaut Ohio Your Frozen Food Center CONNEAUT FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS 454 State Street Dial 51 791 Compliments Of HAHN HEATING Conneaut s Largest Heatlng Dealer HOHNE S PHOTOFINISHING Snapshots Enlargements Christmas Cards 24 Hour Service Phone 4485 364 Barker St Girard Pa H A Gleason Walter E Gulick GLEASON AGENCY 189 Washington Street Real Estate Insurance BLICK S STUDIO 6: PHOTO SUPPLY 212 State Street Dial 51 711 Conneaut Ohio BETTY IAYS DAIRY BAR Fountain Service Candy Magazines and Groceries 534 Broad Street It s That Go Ahead Look For Old s In 58 DEAN WIBLE MOTOR CO Safety Tested Used Cars 228 Harbor Street Phone 82 941 CONNEAUT GRAIN 6: FUEL COMPANY Broad Street Shoes of Quality To The Class Of 58 From With Our Best Wishes For The THE M K SHOE COMPANY Best W1Sh6S and Much Success Success Of Each Of You The Cltlzens Banking and Savings C0 To The Class of 58 Q. I I NEWBERRY COMPANY ' 1 Il n - . , . , . . . . . 9 I 1 u I . - , 1 I I I I u - ll I 0 0 0 U O - 0 ' 0 I U sl ? 1. f' . . yup , l I 1 1 LAKE ERIE FINANCE CO No 5 Whltney Block Phone 61 522 Tltus 6: Cushman dfbfa SANFORD WELDING SERVICE 264 Broad Street Phone 42 651 Compllments Of P I VARIETY STORE THE SYNDICATE Women s Speclalty Shop Dresses Sults Coats Sportswear Lingerle Accessorles Comphments Of CHENEY S PURE OIL SERVICE Mam and M111 Compllments Of THE PEOPLE S STORE Men and Boys Furnlshlngs Conneaut Oh1o Compllments To The Class of 58 THE CUMMINS CANNING CO Frank W Campbell HOSKINS FOOD STORE 415 East Maln Road TOGGERY SHOP Floyd Stlneman HERRICK and IRVING Conneaut Oh1o Maln Street Phone 71 LAKE VIEW DAIRY Da1ry Products Homemade Ice Cream Cold Meats GFOCGIIGS Cold Drlnks 270 Erle Street A FRIEND Compllments Of PICARD S SERVICE A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND Congratulations To Class of '58 Chas. H. Marcy, d.b.a. ' 191 ' -871 QUIK STOP Frances Rlchardson Lunches Sundaes Sf Plzza Speclals Dally 386 Maln Street Phone 71 464 Compllments Of THE MINNETTE SHOP Broad Street LAUNDROMAT HALF HOUR LAUNDRY 318 Broad Strcet D1al 71 981 TOM L SMITH Real Estate and Insurance 270 Maln Street D1al 41 971 CONNEAUT BOTTLING WORKS 892 Day Street Phone 62 901 Oongratulatlons and Success To The Class of 58 MORRIS FLOWERS Say It Wlth Flowers L A EATON Sf SON 22 Broad Street D1al 52 I RALPH MCLAUGHLIN Dependable Jeweler Sales and Servlce E C Blood Prop 226 Ma1n Street D1al 31 521 LaBOUNTY 6: SMITH Hardware WADDLE and KOONS BPS Pamts Hardware and Sportlng Goods MOORE S ST ORE I E Kreps Owner 22 l Mam Street Conneaut Oh1o WRIGHT S MARKET Clover Farm Store 666 Maln Street D1al 42 931 HERCULES PACKING CORP 490 Madlson Street Conneaut Oh1o A FRIEND A FRIEND 5 ' -951 BLOOD'S ELECTRIC ' -. I Cooper Furniture Phone 31-891 For Better Living 247 Main Street Conneaut, Ohio Compliments Of A 51 P SUPER MARKET Main Street PENNEY'S Always First Quality! Main Street Conneaut Ohio Compliments Of ISALY S CONNEAUT State Street Conneaut Ohio Best Wishes Class of 58 STATE THEATER Compliments Of CONNEAUT AUTO PARTS State Street ASH HAT C OMPANY Hats Bags Jewelry Sf Hose 220 Main Street FOLEY 6: WATSON Plumbing 61 Heating Phone 32832 212 Washington Street Compliments Of RECREATION CENTRE Broad Street STRONG STEAM SPECIALTY MFG DIV Whrte Sewrng Machme Corp 508 Sandusky Street Conneaut Ohio Compliments Of PEGGY GRAY CANDIES Broad Street Insurance and Real Estate Brokers CROWN IEWELERS Congratulates the 1958 Graduates LAPFERTY 5: GRISWOLD CO Home Of Furniture Rugs Lamps Bedding I. H. DAVIS AGENCY Compllments Of THOMPSON S Compllments Of MAIN RESTAURANT Mam Street Compllments Of COZY CORNER CAFE Compllments Of CONNEAUT SUGAR BOWL Compllments Of C LYDE SMITH PHILLIP A CRESS 227 Llberty Street Conneaut Oh1o Compllments Of I GI TRUCKING SERVICE Clyde Laughlln Prop Maln Road Phone 71 O81 ELI N HIRSIMAKI INSURANCE Whltmore Block Maln Street Conneaut Oh1o Compllments Of CLAIR BUNNELL 878 Broad Street C B CONSTRUCTION LOVELY LADY FASHION SHOW Complete Iunlor Mlsses Sub teens Ready To Wear and Sportswear Ladles Lee Rlders 289 Maln Street Phone 71 801 H L HARRINGTON SUPPLY CO Sylvama TV Hotpo1nt App11ances Easy Washers 260 E Maln Road 32 031 C R VIBBARD Sf SONS New and Used Furnlture Also Upholsterlng Servlce 323 Jackson 328 Harbor Phone 61 854 A Frlend Conneaut Bulldmg 81 loan C0 Share Accounts For Your Savlngs Mortgage Loans To Buy Bulld and Repalr Homes Phone 62 971 2 19 Washlngton Street I 0 I 1 I u - I , . W. - , I 1 - . , . . I I -. O O Q O O ' -n . - 0 s ' 0 0 I 1 l l Best Wishes AN'I'HONY'S MARKET HENRY GARVEY, INSURANCE Groceries and Meats Corner Chestnut and Clark Streets 230 Sandusky Street Phone 71-861 Compliments Of A FRIEND GEORGE SIMON MUSIC STORE Broad and Main Moo S and BOYS Woof Marcy Funeral Home G M Corner Harbor and Liberty Streets Also Conneaut s Only MCNUMENT SHOP A Savings Account Pass Book Io A oooool Book Too Exomet Incorporated The Conneaut Banking 84 Trust C0 Maple Avenue Conneaut Ohio Murray s Camera and Hobby Supply Commercial and Photographic Supplies Photo Finishing Hobby 61 Art Supplies 222 Washington Street Conneaut Ohio Phone 42 731 I I O O I I O O 7 Portraits . I . - HARBOR STREET MARKET Meats and GIOCGIIGS 514 Harbor Street Phone 32 041 EMHOFF MOTOR SALES INC 30 Years of Servlce Bulck Chevrolet Fortune Byers Company The Complete Hardware Store 1958 Compllments Of GULICK DAIRY 411 Broad Street Phone 91 311 Compllments Of JOHNSON S DRIVE IN E D Johnson Prop A FRIEND Compllments Of SHAMROCK CAFE 989 Day Street Mearl and Weltha Melnke A FRIEND Compllments Of FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION A FRIEND A FRIEND A Friend The Sportsman Complete Line of Sportlng Goods Phone 62 645 226 Broad Street , . Conneaut, Ohio I ' Q n I a SUCCESS TO OUR BUSINESSMEN AND WOMEN OF TOMORROW Conneaut Base Plant of the General Electric Co Quallty Foods Walraths Market Broad Street Conneaut Ohlo THE CONNEAUT DRUG CO B SQ B CLEANERS Quallty Always 186 Park Avenue 246 Maln Street Phone 32 961 Phone 62931 CHILDREN S SHOP THAYER S SHOES :Sf HOSIERY Broad Street Phone 91 573 Phone 51 633 HOWARD G KINGDOM SANGER ELECTRIC COMPANY Insurance Frlgldalre Appllances Ranges Refrlgerators Dlal 41 951 Phone 51 801 256 Maln Street 7 We Major In Minors 21 4 Main Street 231 - - 104 FREW Sc IACKSON FLORISTS Good Luck To Graduates Of 1958 A FRIEND Say It Wlth Flowers THE BEAUTY CRAFT SHOPPE Cgngfatulatlgns SIMONE S GOLDEN DAVVN STORE 1033 Lake Road Phone 32 901 Grace Glbson 889 Broad Street MCLAUGHLIN S GROCERY A FRIEND Corner of Grant and Harbor Phone 6 614 Congratulatlons Class Of 58 EL CAMP LANES Let s Go Bowllng A FRIEND 240 Stadlum Ave Phone 42 841 Gerald Brookhouser Raymond Pleger Bushnell Alr Conditioning 81 LAKE ROUTE OIL COMPANY Tlmken O11 Burners I G1bsonA1r Condltloners Refrlgerators Ranges 81 Freezers Myers Water Pumps Comphme-nts Qf Telephone 32 128 R F D NO 2 Center Road NICKEL PLATE HOTEL C Oh R Wlmer D1al 81 661 Ormeaut 10 370 Chestnut Street Compllments Physicians of Conneaut East Main' Road ' Phone 52-931 ' ' , o. . ' ' - Of l ..1 .. . .. Compliments Of Marshall Cleaners 173 Main Street Dial 31 881 Your Friends The Conneaut Can Company Congratulations To 1 9 58 Graduates The Conneaut Creamer Company Y Peerless Mrneral Products Company Whitney Block Dial 51 901 Prrnteraft, Inc 866 West Jackson Street Conneaut Ohio Dependable Drug and Prescription Service Crombre s Pharmacy 245 Main Street A FRIEND THE PELTON C OMPANY Your Department Store Since 1894 Main Street Phone 52 811 GIBSON S HARBOR SERVICE 889 Broad Street A FRIEND -- Complete Printing Service -- - 9 ,ff QXSXVSQAQ 9-CEL f div' 3491 Qchoofs gr Q O COQQQQQQ and gl ,ff A10f?fZZ MARCELINE,MISSOURI QE! QJUCO ,,fff'!! fUl1lbQflSlflQS , STO v' yn 'N sl v U. I WW 4 '31 '15 5 sf- 4.7 'S 5 f N li' . N af sr - ,.x 1 ... 'r', , xo ' , I Q w ,rs Q in fl ,Q F sta '? 'T? a, A . 1 44 .fl F' ag--5' X, 1 m L 5 I yur' , Q R 4 fi s ,txt x . -. 0 -3 U , n x I 4 Qfghhf' ,. .bm K '55, x --...., .,,. 7. -1.4 ---. gnu is .N w K Y, Q 5 W., If -x ,Q L 'Nw 'Q-as


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