Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1963 volume:

ACTI PUBLIS THE TATT CONNEAUT THE TA T ADMINISTRATION UNDERCLASSMEN ♦ SENIORS SPORTS TLER AC' ak- ITIES HED BY LER STAFF HIGH SCHOOL KNEELING: Carol Vargo, co-editor; Cindy Laine, Peggy Koman, co-editor. STANDING: Mr. Waller, Advisor; Barb Toth, Dick Colson, Ginny Richards, Larry Underhill, Alice Thayer, Tom Ritari, Ann Lafferty, Elva Parks, Don Hall, Pat Lyons, Kathy Scott, Terry Persily. 4 S UPERINTENDENT Mr. Raymond Marvin President Mr. Clyde Laughlin Vice-President BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Charles McCree Mr. Robert DeMarco Mr. Robert Murray Miss Jessie Hall Clerk 7 8 Administrative Secretaries Mrs. Robert Williams, and Miss Marie Walters. Office Secretaries Mrs. Daniel Carey, and Mrs. Irving Devlin. 9 Mr. D. F. Macmillan Guidance. Mr. Joseph Estock Industrial Arts. Mr. Ted Hummer Art. Mr. Robert Brewer Mechanical Drawing. Mr. Lawrence Colson Industrial Arts. Miss Annette Chartron English 9,12, College English, Speech. Mrs. Virgene Buss American History 8. Mr. Jack Broughton Bkpg. I. Bkpg. II, Business Law, Sales, Introduction to Business, Business Arithmetic. 10 Mr. Larry Miller Biology. Mrs. Ida Abbey Geography. Mr. Edward Kicey Chemistry, Physics, Trigonometry, Advanced Algebra. Mr. Henry Ogrodnichek Science 7. Mr. Elmer Peaspanen Science 9, Driving. Mrs. Mildred Graham Latin I, Latin II, French I, French II. Mrs. Grace Yohe English 11. Mr. Frank Waller English 10. Tattler. Miss Betty Rudd Home Ec. 9,11,12. 11 Miss Maude Paxton Home Ec 8,9. Mrs. Bernice Gustason Librarian. WO� K Mr. Roy Brant Government. Miss Agnes Sawyer Choir 7. Mr. Henry Clark Math 8. Mrs. Bernice Miller Typing I, Shorthand I, Shorthand II. Miss Alice Sheehan English 9. Mr. Andrew Garcia Physical Education, Health. Mr. Jon Hall English 7, Driving, Reading, Writing, Spelling. 12 Mr. Harald Mosgrove Algebra 1, Algebra II, Solid Geometry. Mr. Norman Merchant Choir 9, A Cappella Choir. Mrs. Edith Reichert Typing II, Duplicating, Office Practice, Personal Typing, Economic Geography. Mr. Michael Stefanik Plane Geometry, Math 7. Mr. Hugh Williams Band. Mrs. Elsie Kiser Physical Education, Health. Mr. Gerald Teed Math 7,9. Mrs. Minetta Mohan Librarian. 13 Mr. John Marshall Science 9, Senior Science, Electronics. Mrs. Helen Meade English 7, Reading, Writing, Spelling. Mr. Frank Farello American History, World History. Mr. Leon Parker Custodian. Mrs. Katherine Cherry . English 8, Ohio History. Mr. Robert Keller Custodian. Mr. Niles Lee Custodian. Mrs. Ruth Long English 8, Reading, Writing, Spelling. 14 Vr 16 Sandra L. Bissett Charles L. Bortz Patricia Ann Campbell Margaret J. Brown Ronald R. Brooks Candace R. Brown Susan C. Carmichael Patricia D. Brown Craig A. Carney James H. Cline Susan Collingwood Gary L. Coxon Larry A. Cline Donna M. Coates Richard L. Colson Marsha L. Hakala 24 Patricia Ann Lyon 25 Charles E. Miller 26 30 Rebecca A. Wilson CAMERA SHY Mary Ann Allds Gary Hallett Margaret Henderson Robert Hess George Jacobs 31 The gingerbread girls. Gary prophesied the sky would fall. Kennedy's physical fitness plan in action. That's the Candy land spirit! SMILE! You're on Candid Camera. ANTHONY.RONALD Key Club. 11,12 Prom Committee, 11 ARTHURS, JOHN Choir, 10,12 Dramatics Club, 11,12 Football Manager, 10,11 Track, 11,12 BENTON. DICK Band, 9,10 Choir, 9 Key Club. 12 Varsity C, 11,12 Golf, 9,10,11,12 Honor Society, 12 News Reporter, 11,12 BERMAN, DONNA Choir, 11,12 F.T.A.. 11,12 Thespian Club, 12 Theater Productions, 10,11,12 -Pep Club. 11 Yearbook Staff, 11 Bowling Team, 11 Office, 9 Projects, 12 Parma High, 9,10,11 BISSETT, SANDY School paper, 11 General Scholarship, 9,10 1st Gen. Science 5th English Library Assistant, 11 Kindergarten Assist., 11 Concessions, 11 Class Day, 9 Hall Monitor, 11 Advertisement, 11 Pierpont High, 9,10; Kingsvil High, 11 BLENMAN, LESLIE Band, 9,10 Choir, 9,10 Football, 9,10 Track, 9,10 BOGART, DUANE Choir, 9,10 Football Manager, Student Goverrmfeni BORTZ, CHAf Choir, 9 Varsity C. 11,: Football, Golf, 10, Prom Coirflfeittee, 11 BROOKS, «ALD Choir, 11 J| Prom Committee, 1] BROWN Special BROWN Senior Mothers' TeUFll Elemeroary lion Cli in Clut :iub, 9 10.11 ir Production 10,1? � e Student, irten Assist. 9.11 fay, 12 ;ader, 12 9 Prom Cdfiimittee, Projects Committee! 12 Announcemeik Committee, 12 Student Go'eminent Day, 12 New York, 9a Michigan, 10,11 CARMICHAEL. SUSAN Band Council, Band. 10,11,121 QWbir, 9,10,11,12 iPep Club, 11 CARNEY, CR£1G f Choir, Geiiegii fi ce, 9 H.M. CUNH. JIM Treasurer, 12 Wd. 9,10 .1,12 Kev ClIbM2 Varst (f. 11,12 (Basketball,T Track, 10,11,12 roiect ogBittee, 12 FaKNE. LARRY Special Committee COATES, DONNA Dtmjijpating Staff, 12 senior Mothers’ Tea. 12 GoSTng WO!). SUSAN Band. .10 Choir, 9 F.T.A., 10,11, Sec., 12 Dramatics Club 10.11.12 Elementary Staff. Commencement Ushe COLSON. DICK - KejpWfe. lOpec., 11,12 J Tity C.Jll ler Staff! 11,12 ■ :ootfll|LMaiager, 9.1.0,11 Honor S iy. 11,12 Ba Chemistry lib Assist.Ml COXON, GARY Special Committee DiPLACIDOjI CARM Presidents Stu ib. 11,12 12 rtsi Tomm Class T ip Committee, T5 -Projects Committee, 12 Student Government Mayor. 12 EATON, JERRY special Committe® EATON, lATTY Student Council. 10 Awndant, lj pN.yiCHARI Special Commitu ENGLISH. Special r :ORST x, GEOF Student Council, VicerPres., ind Council, 9 ►ir. 9,12 Ba%i. 9,10,11.12 Ketelub, 11 ProiACommittee, 11 Projects Committee, 12 FROST, BILL Key Club, 10,11 FootbalflLp.l 0,11,12 Basketbal 9,10.11,12 Track. 9,l ll,12 GARITY, TJ Treasurer, IV Student Counci 12 Varsity C. 11 Football, 9,10,11 Honor Society, 11,12 GAUGH, BARBARA Choir, 9.10.11 12 Thespian Club, 11, Vice-Pres., Theater Productions, 9,10,11 amatics Club, 9,10,11, Pres. P 3p Club, 11 Elementary Staff, 12 plating Staff, 12 m%ommittee, 11 JecSkCommittee, 12 fI%ENCE ChU9l F.TIlL in. Sec., 11, Pres.. 12 ThesMln 3|ib, 11, Sec., 12 Theafel Promotions, 10,11 Dramllcs cBb, Treas., 12 CitizeloAth donth. 12 Librarjl iff, 11,12 Conce Jiin 1®R Project! Committee, 12 GEE. SANE®A Choir, 9,12 Thespian Club, 12 Pep Club, 11 Projects Committee, 12 GESTWICKI, LARRY Choir, 11,12 Track, 11 Projects Committee GETZ, CHARLES Special Committee ODZINSKI, NICK CtT Prom Projects Co GOODENOW. Basketball, 9 Golf, 9,10,11 GOODRICH, J Varsity C. 11 Football, 11,12 Prom Attendant, Play Committee, GRIFFITY, BOYD Special Committe HAKALA, DAVID Band. 9,10,11,12 Choir, 9 Prom Committee. AKALA, MARSH retary, lajorette, loir, 9 Que menta tlicati Co .L, M lent jpian iter P Hub, fl jessionsi 9 lencement uBerette,’ Staff. 12 Committee, 11 ;s Committee, 12 r Mothers' Tea, 12 T,GARY Special Committee HANKS, NORMAN Band, 9,10,11,12 Choir. 9 Football, 9,10,11,12 HELBERG, DAVID Special Committee HENDERSON, MARGARET Choir. 9.11.12 Powderpuff Football, 11 HERB. PAT Choir, 9,12 Theater Production, 10 Powderpuff Football, 11 Student Government Day, 12 HESS, ROBERT Special Committee ■ y il. 9§ 12 | ns. 10.1] ACTIVITIES 11 HOPE, CAROL Student Council, 11,12 Band, 11,12 Choir. 9,10 F.T.A., 9,10 Pep Club, 10,11 Tattler Staff, 11 Powderpuff Football, 11 Baccalaureate Usherette, Office Staff, 12 Prom Committee, 11 INGLE. JIM Student Council, 12 Choir, 12 Theater Production, 12 Pep Club. 11,12 Varsity C. 11,12 Football, 9,10.11,12 Track, 9 Prom Committee, 11 Announcement Committee, 12 Class Trip Committee, 12 Student Government Day, 12 U.N. Delegate, 12 JACOBS, GEORGE Band, 9,10,11,12 Choir, 9 KANGAS, RUTH Band Council, 12 Band. 9,10,11,12 Choir. 9,11, Cone ess ions .vTl2 I Duplicating Staff, 12 a Elementary Sta;;, 12 student Government Dav. 12 fDay, 12 ItfNE, DMVVIN L Pres., 12 School Accents Secretary, L2 Prom Commtt|ee. 11 Class Tr% Committee, 12 ojectsCommittee, 12 SeniorjMothea (tea, 12- 11 m. Pep Clu FootbattT- y VN. D ga ub. 9,10CT$j Rrer. 11,12 pritt Qub, 11. Clerk, 12 Dramaticffelub, 11, Pice-Pres.. 12 Pep Club, ityJC, 11,12 10,11 N.M.S.Q.T. H.M. Honor Society, 11,12 Boys' State, 11 Twirp King, 12 U.N. Delegate. 12 Sorosis Award. 12 Class Trip Committee, 12 Student Government Day, 12 KELLEY, MIKE Pep Club, 11,12 Football, 9,10,11 Projects Committee, 12 Student Government Day, 12 Announcement Committee, 12 KERCHER, FRED Key Club, 12 Varsity C, 11. Vice-Pres., 12 Football, 10,11, Co-captain, 12 Track, 12 K1LFOIL, NELA Choir, 9 Theater Production, 10,11,12 Duplicating Staff, 12 Elementary Staff, 12 KOMAN. MARGARET_______________ Vice-Pryident. 11 Student Council, 10 Tattler Staff, 11, Co-editor, 12 Cheerleader, 9,10,11, Captain 12 Cheerleader Homecoming Horn ecomin-f Court, 10 All-Sports Queen, 12 Element ary Staff. 11 ate Class Trlp-.GoTiii LaAd, fccOTT Banl 9,10 Choir, 9 Dran tics ub, Golf, Ife Prom Canmittee, 11 ANE, JERgY 0 Basketball. 9,1 Basketbal LANG, TIM Band Council, 11 Band. 9.10,11 Choir, 9 Key Club, 12 Honor Society. 11, Pre Citizen of the Month, Boys' State, 11 Lab Assist., 11,12 Prom Committee,HI Projects Commit , 12 Scholastic Achievement Valedictorian, LAUGHLIN, DIXIE Citizen of ihc'Month, 12 Concessions, ;10,11,12 Duplicatings Staff, 12 LOPEMAN CARL Band. 9,10:11 Choir, 9 Footbalhpl,12 Basket b|U, 10 Track. 10,11,12 Trophy, 12 ARY tendant, 12 11 ouncil, lx, 12 V. L.” H - all. 9.10.11 tball 9,10,11,12 PATRICIA rio.n A.. 9,10 Theater fwdoction, 9 Varsity C. 12 Football, 9,10,11,12 Basketball. 9,10.11.12 Track. 9,10,11,12 Honorable Mention N.E.C stTeam N.E.C., 12 1st Team N.E.C. Tournament, 2nd Team A County, 12 Pron King, 12 rom Committff il MARTTILA, DIAnH 12 and Council, Secretary, 1. Baiui, tf.iO.li Skippor LYON, Prom Presidt Stud Vars Citizen oi Lab fAssi« Prom C U.N. Di P.T.A.i M1LLI 11,12 e Month, 12 Staff. 10,11 g Staff. 11,12 ______ Committee, 12 Prom Committee, 11 U.N. Delegate, 12 McBRIDE, TOM Boir, 9 McFADDEN, ETHEL mmencement Usherette nior Mothers' Tea, 12 Special Committee JKr. 9,10.1ST F.T.A., 9.10.1 Theatc- Product Pep Cl ib. 11 N.M.$ Q.T., 11 Honor .society, 12 General Scholarship H FflKcommittee. m i Majorette, 11,12 Ckiss Trip, L2 Sales Committee, 12 U.N. Delegate. 12 P.T.A. Committee. 12 Student Govt. Day Treasurer. 1 alaureate llsherette. 11 MAUKONEN, LARRY C! a;' Treasurer, 9 student Council, L2 Band, j,10 Key Club, 10,11,12 Pep Club. U.12 Varsity CIT 11; President, 12 Football Cogeaptain, 9,10,11,1° Basketball 9 Ojajars; Award, 12 Honor Society, 11; Vice-President, 12 11 THIA F.T.A., 10.11, Treas., 12 Dramatics Club, 10,11,12 Pep Club, 11 derpuff Football, 11 .N. Delegate. 12 Sales Committee, 12 Student Government Day Councilman-at-Large, 12 MAENPAA, EDWARD ie Month, 11 (Chem.), 11 ittee, 11 ate, 12 imittee, 12 [Charles Ibommittee SANDY ent Committee for Mothers' 12 UCCI, DAVE ial Committee MAN, ROLAND y Club, 9,10,11; Vice-Pres. 12 p Club. 11,12 asketball 10,11,12 Track, 11,12 King of Sports, 12 Class Trip Committee, 12 U.N. Delegate, 12 N1MELLI, JANICE Band, 9,10 Choir, 9 Theater Production, 12 Pep Club, 11 Cheerleader, 9,10,11 Office Staff, 12 NIMELLI, LINDA Choir, 9 Elementary Substitute, 12 PAGE. SANDRA Band, 9,10,11; Librarian, 12 Choir, 9,11,12 u ce Staff, 12 Prom Decorations, 11 Powder Puff Concession, 11 PALO. PAUL Choir, 11,12 T CTProduction Football, 9,10 ACTIVITIES ,12 PEASE, SANDRA Choir. 9,10,12 PERRY. VIRGINIA Student Council, 11; Alternate 12 Band, 9,10 Choir, 9; President, 12 Theater Production, 10,11, Pep Club. 11 Betty Crocker, 12 Citizen of the Month, 12 Crisco Award, 12 Home Ec. Assistant, 11,12 Projects Committee, 12 PERSILY, TERRY Band, 9,10,11 Choir, 9 Pep Club, Vice-President, 1! Varsity C. 11,12 Tattler Staff, 10,11,12 Football. 11,12 Track, 10,11; Squad Leader, 121 Golf. 10 Boys’ State Attorney Genera yfJ Citizen of the Mot ,12 J Aw« U.N. Delegate, Chairman Proyfi Dscoratl 11 JCARD, JOI Committee, pe£i$l Gommitu E.MN Special Committe REGO, RICHARD Special Commiree ITARI, TOl ident Cqirfficil, 9j Cl j trffdent, 1( Key Club, 10,11; jfrestident. Varsity C.” 11.] Tattler Staff, 12j Basketball, 9,10f 1; Captain 12 Track, 9.10.11. Moose Award, Bob Smith Meijona] ROSSICK, ROBpRT Special Committee RUSSO. ANTOINETTJ Elementary 12 SAHL. MARY Student Counc Secretary, 12 Cheerlea«r MW, 11,12 InvitationwF Tournament Queen. 9 Homecoming Court, 11,12 Office Staff. 11,12 Duplicating Staff, 12 Prom Committee, 11 Powder Puff Football. 11 SALO, CAROL Snow Queen. 12 Duplicating Staff, 11,12 Office Staff, 12 Noon Food Sales, 12 Powder Puff Football, 11 Commencement Usherette, 11 SCHMIDT. TOM Theater Production, 10,11,12 Pep Club, 11 Football, 9 Track, 9,12 SCOTT. KATHY Class Secretary, 9,12 Class Vice-President, Choir, 9,10,12 F.T.A., 9,10 Pep Club. 11 Tattler Staff. 11,12 Homecoming Court, 12 Library Staff, 12 Baccalaureate Usherette. 11 Prom Committee, 11 Senior Mothers’ Tea Committee, 12 SHOEMAKER. CRAIG 10 Band. 9,10,11,12 Choir, 12 Key Club, 12 Pep Club, 11,12 Varsity C.” 11,12 Football. 9,10.11,12 Basketball, 9 Track. 11 Second Team N.E.C., 12 Ashtabula County H.M., 12 Citizen of the Month, 12 Prom Committee, 11 Projects Committee, 12 Planning Committee, 12 SIMMONS, MARVIN Special Committee SMART, GEORGE Band Council, Co-chairman, Band, 9,10,11,12 Key Club, 11,12 Varsity ’’C,” 11,12 Football. 9,10,11,12 Basketball, 9,10,11.12 ;ack, 12 GoTl .lO Boyj fctate, 11 Proiri (Sommittee, 11 12 JO 9,10,11713 Treasurer 1 Society ll nmitto il MES C f a surer, 11 om EWA udent Cou hoir, 11 ey Club, 10,11,12 ep Club, 11,12 arsity C, 11,12 ootball, 9,10,11,12 rack, 9.10,11 All Conference N.E.C. H.M 11 County (Football), 11 der Puff Football, Coach, 11 ClasHl’ii i Committee, 12 U.N. Delegate, 12 Student Govt,, Day .Engineer, 12 Alah ma School, 9 North CatoUn School, SWARTZ. LARRY :hoir, 9 VALTIA, GEORGE Best Dressed Farmer at Farm Dance Honorary Member Student Council, 12 Class Trip Committee, 12 Exchange Student from Finland, 12 VARGO, CAROL Student Council Alternate, Choir. 9,11,12 Senior Mothers’ Tea, 15 F.T.A., 10,11; Vice-P denc42 Thespian Club, 12 Theater Production,! Pep Club, 11 Tattler Staff, 11; Co-O iSTr; 12 Majorette, 11,12 Honor Society, 11; Secretary, 12 N.M.S.Q.T., Honorably Mention, Girls' State, 11 i I Citizenship Award I Scholarship Award D.A.R. Award Baccalaureate Usherette, 11 U.N. Delegare, 12 M Youth for Economy!® Prom Committee, 11 Vj Cl ss Trip Committee, 12 alerCOTfMmttee, V BSIER, RO' TEAN Choir, rr r '— I, J ' Pep Club, 11 Homecoming Court, 11 :tte, 11 Baccalaureate Ush WHITE. PAUL Publicity Committee, 12 Senior Band Anaouncer WILSON, BECKY 11 lanager, 10 AS, JAT eci l Comi T jDD, KATJ Bana QounQrl, 10 Ban d. ffic l 1,12 Choir, '940,11,12 f F.T9.10 Pep tlub, Maj ette, Pow N.mJb.Q.T.. Honorable Mention. 11 U.N.|Delegat Jl| | Baccalaureate'Usherette 11 SalesSCommitte TUCKER, SUSAN Powdir Puff Footfcall SLl TURJ, Pep Te. 12 TYLBR. NANCY JANE Bat IChoir,,9 0,12 tter Production, 12 WILSON, JIM Student Council, 9 Choir, 10,11,12 Publicity Committee Chairman U.N. Delegate WILSON, JONN M0 ■sptan ?wcier Puff Football. 11 knentary Staff. 12 I HviLSON. JUDY Choir. 9.12 F.T.A., 9,10 Theater Production. 10 |Pep Club, tr Bjoreile. ♦. 10.11.12 | __lent me Queen, IM Sects cimmitte«M2® Beshmc$t Comiditte Chair ■ 12 ZORN. NANCY Choir. 'MO. 11 Thespian ClubM2j Theater Produclioi IPepClubB 11 ■ tball. 11 Powder Office S News R Prom C Baccal Class T 2 ee, 11 Usherette, 11 mittee, 12 b loir. 12 Committe P1 ' UDEL Choir, 10 Dramatics, 10 Pep Club. 11 Elementary Staff, 12 CLASS DAY CLASS Carol Vargo and Jon Speer receive the Key Club Citizenship Award. Florence Gee, Nancy Zorn, Carmen DiPlacido, and George Forsty were presented with tokens of their future occupations. NIGHT Mike Goodiel's mother looks on as her son has just been made recipient of the Zonta Club Award. 37 CLASS Me fli m to As we sit reading the Conneaut News-Herald twenty years after the graduation of the Conne seniors, we see that all the notorious seniors of 1963 have made the news. CONNEAUT NEWS-HERALD May 29, IJteM______________ Washington, D.C. -- U.S. President CARMEN DIPI ACIDO. better known as CAD appointed former Secretary of Interior, JAMES INGLE, ambassador to Germany. Jim now speljshis n$me w h an E, thus Engles. The Chief Executive also appointed a privaT£v lgeboy, MIKEGUARINO. The President will go on tour next Week on %OTT LAIRD’S $50,000 yacht. Secretary of State. CHUCK BORTZ, and Under Sectary of State, JOHN GOODENOW will accompany the President. Chuck’s wife, the former NEU K1LFOIL and John's wife, the former SANDY MILLER, along with the First Lady, the former JUDIE WILSON, wftffiOTC a buffet luncheon since the men will probably fish all day Friday, since Friday is a fish tlgjfr r go, Illinois -- Police raided a gambling house belonging to GEORGE JACOBS, JOHN PICARD, and TOM . It is believed their trip to Youngstown in their Senior year of high school definately had a great in-on their future occupation. MIKE KELLY and DAVID TURJA will also be tried with them in court Monday jS°r operating the rigged pool tables in the same establishment. Judge, RONALD ANTHONY is expected ffemepigon the sentence as they are all previous high school pals. This fact has just been revealed to the press and is expected to play an important role in Judge Anthony’s decision. New YorkfSuburbs -- A man and a woman who gave their names as MARSHA HAKALA and JERRY GOODRICH, hiding behind t charitable objectives of the Salvation Army, were charged by Police Chief, TOM R1TARI and Sergeant RON NEWMAN with traveling under false pretenses and obtaining money by fraud. The police had very little trouble apprehending Rrry, but Sergeant Newman encountered lacerations of the face and arms due to Marsha s fingernails. It is ihero ore easy to understand why they have both been deported from the state of New York, which only leaves niore states for them in which to live as reported by New York’s Mayor, DAVID HAKALA. Hollywood; California -- The former All-American football stars, LARRY MAUKONEN and FRED KERCHER, along witifcCR iG Yjj iOEMAKER took new jobs today as traveling salesmen for the Tulip Daisy Company, owned by PATTY EATON, Inc. Tney specialize in selling these expensive flowers to the movie actors in Hollywood They have'Tec ed a large order from PAT CAMPBELL’S home in Beverly Hills for daisies. As everyone k no ws PaH wjjj gjillight mar’s of Dracula.” Hollywood's greatest critics, TOM SCHMIDT, Warner Brothers, and RICHARD EATON, Paramount Pictures, say the movie should take top honors. Indianapo , Indiana -- Speed Queens. DIANE MARTTILA, and CAROL SALO were all smiles today as they received their rize money for winning the Cheesebox Derby yesterday. That 60 miles and hour on their hometown streets was nothing compared to their unbeaten record of 170 miles an hour. New York, New Yprl -Millionaire playboy, GARY COXON will go on his third honeymoon with his wife JONNYE WILSON, hoochie koochie dancer for CLINE CLINE Circuses, Inc. (JIM CLINE and LARRY CLINE that is.) The couple will touCTturope and the Middle East. It is rumored that this honeymoon will exceed the cost of his first honeymoon costffig $95,000. Chicago, lllinofs --Meager BOB ROSSICK, signed a contract for his champion boxer NORMAN HANKS, to meet the world’s champion boxer at Madison Square Garden in three weeks. Norman has held the title for two years as heavyweight champ and is expected to remain undefeated. Promoter MARVING SIMMONS, predicts fecOYd-breaking gate receipts at the fight. CapfrCanaveral, Florida -- Latest news has reached the White House that Mr. PAUL PALO has set up radio communications on the moon. Reports from Paul on the moon say that the moon men have accepted his form of entertainment fully. Paul will return from the moon shortly to receive the Purple Heart metal from President DiPlacido. Conneaut, Ohio -- bUANE BOGART and RICHARD BENTON, Superintendent and Principal, respectively, of the Coj MgpWgn;School, announced today that there will be a meeting of the teacher's association to decide whether jazz or hymns should be taught in school. DIXIE LAUGHLIN will represent the jazz singers, while CRAIG CARNEY will defend the hymns. This has been a debatable question throughout the history of Conneaut High School. New York City. N.Y. -- MARCIA HALL and GARY LYON, now married, have recently opened a new Heidelberg in Greenwich Village, N.Y. The club stars the famous poem readers. DAVID HELBERG and GARY HA'LLETT. Beats from all around tj v llage k5ck to hear their creations. Helsinki, Finland -i Today the White House has officially made«6 EOteGE VALTIA, President of Finland, an honorary citizen of the United States. Because of George's assistance to the United States and his dynamic personality and ability to serrc both the United States and Finland, ij was unanimously approved. Hollywood California -- Mqvie Actress MARGARET HENDERSON has ditched the young flamingo dancer she's been running around with lately NICK GODZINSKI. The reason is that an equally handsome man has settled in a beach house not too far from her own. It happens to be the unforgettable GEORGE FORSTY. Birmingham, Alabama -- State militia arrested tudent rioters today on the college campus. The students, RON BROOKS, CHUCK MILLER, LARRY SWARTZ, and DICK COLSON, were arrested on charges of breaking and entering the all-girls’ college one block away. The boys were ordered to halt action when climbing into the dorm windows but further action was necessary once they had entered the dorms. Their lawyer, LARRY GESTWICKI will defend them in court. New York City, N.Y. -- ED FINN MAENPAA realized his life-long ambition by being chosen the best dressed man in New York City’s Bowery. Critics say that DAN POJE, last year’s best dressed man cannot compare with Mr. PROPHECY Maenpaa because of height. Maenpaa is now 6'8” and still growing as reported by his doctor, DARWIN KEICH-LINE. Dr. Keichline expects to admit Maenpaa to the hospital because of his cont.nual increase in height. Nurses BARBARA GAUGH and JANICE NIMELLI have agreed to assist Maenpaa in any way that he wishes during his stay in the hospital. Chicago's South Side -- Failing to make their income tax reports, TIM GARITY and JERRY LANE are being sent to Timbucktu for a period of not less than ten years. Tim and Jerry, both in the brewery business, netted $2,000,000 this year. Conneaut, Ohio -- Noted for his playing the piano all over the world, JIM WILSON sometimes called Slippery Fingers, will present one hour of swinging music at Conneaut's Opera House, Friday. Mr. Wilson will play the piece that he himself composed and that had much to do with making him famous, called Go Away Marianne. Critics say Wilson’s performance will not be up to par because he still suffers from a broken little finger on his right hand. The public will be the judge of that. Berlin, Germany — Late news has just reached the states that CANDY BROWN and DONNA COATES were seen escaping over the wall. Candy had some difficulty on the barb wire but it is believed that they are safe in the home of PAT BROWN, former Conneaut resident who now resides in West Germany. Sweden -- As we take a look at the Olympics this year, we see JIM STEWART placed second in the swimming meet. JIM would have finished first, it was reported but his opponent TERRY PERSILY tugged on his swimming trunks. High hurdle man JOHN ARTHURS of the U.S. also met defeat at the Olympics as he took a leaping jump. Some joker from Russia had tied John’s shoelaces together causing great embarrassment in front of five million spectators. Premier Krushchev made no attempt to kiss JOHN on each cheek, as the tradition goes, to comfort his anguish. Tucson, Arizona -- CAROL VARGO has just opened the most exciting and most expensive restaurant in the West. The Ponderosa is bringing an income of $1,000 daily into Carol's purse, which is now quite heavy. Maybe it's because of the excellent service by those short-skirted waitresses, RUTH KANGAS, NANCY ZORN, PAT HERB, AND SANDY PAGE, Cigarette Girl. Honors also go to the head chef, PAT LYON. Washington, D.C. -- MIKE GOODIEL is now the chief instructor for NASA space programs. The space program is progressing rapidly as reported by Mike. They have nearly reached a solution to get RICHARD REGO down from the moon. He should be returning to earth within the next two weeks. Miami, Florida -- BOB HESS is now making a gold mine from his newest invention. Bob decided that in this modern day and age, we should not use the word garbage. We must now classify it as watermelon rind, orange peel, coffee grinds, etc. He has now put BECKY WILSON to work classifying the refuse. ETHEL McFADDEN is the chief refuse clerk while JUDY HALLETT files the refuse separately according to individual items. New York Bowery -- Sad news has reached Conneaut concerning former residents. GARY ENGLISH, DAVID NARDUCCI, and JERRY EATON have been reported seriously ill after mistaking wood alcohol for ethyl alcohol or liquor. The men were found lying on the waterfront by bowery cop, BOYD GRIFFITH. Conneaut, Ohio -- SUSAN TUCKER’S notorious column Advice to the Lovelorn, appears in every paper in the states. Sue received a letter recently from a former classmate, CHARLES GETZ. Unfortunately, Charlie's wife, ANTOINETTE RUSSO is sueing him for divorce on the grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty. MARY ANN ALLDS was the judge who presided at the trial. Cleveland, Ohio -- It was reported today that SHARON UDELL is suffering from second degree bums in a Cleveland hospital. Sharon was electrocuted while sitting under the hair dryer in ROJEAN WEBSTER’S Beauty Salon. KATHY SCOTT pulled the wrong switch. CYNTHIA MAENPAA had a lot of hair to sweep up when Sharon's was burned off. Boston, Massachusetts -- TERRY LAINE, well-know business executive in Bost6n had five stitches taken in his hand today when his secretary, MARY SAHL bit him. It was reported that Terry was a bit overly friendly. South Africa — SANDY PEASE, VIRGINIA PERRY, CAROL HOPE, and KATHY TODD toured the Congo last week only to return again suddenly to the states. The reason was that they were nearly eaten by cannibals. It was a shocking story because their former classmates, SUE COLLINGWOOD, and LINDA N|MELLI were the cannibals. They suddenly and viciously attacked them while they were sigHvseeing Jn the jungk DeMoines, Iowa -- LESLIE BLENMAN, full time farmer has instructejjpfiis wife, PEGGY BROWN to feed his chickens water and saw dust. It is now known that a dozen eggs haveJjatched. TherSKreten v .QQ pegkers and two chickens with wooden legs. Better luck next time, Leslie! JTk' Las Vegas -- GEORGE SMART and CARL LOPEMAN, partners of fipfiSs? c pair in the hearts of two elderly widows, DONNA BERMAN and SANDY BISSETT here last night. George and Carfa ere to have married ihe widows at a double marriage ceremony today but instead eloped with the daugf of their affianced brides. Washington, D.C. -- FLORENCE GEE and SANDY GEE of theWayf and ns Committee proposed the Gee-Gee Act in a meeting of the committee yesterday. Although, it was necessary for PAUL WHITE, presiding officer, to halt the filibuster staged by JIM TOBIAS of the committee. Florence and Sandy are from the same home town as President DiPlacido. Cleveland, Ohio -- SUSAN CARMICHAEL, noted musician throughout the U.S. was again awarded the Van Cliburn music award for her fine musical abilities. She was awarded the highest possible prize in the field of music. The song which was considered the best and which brought Miss Carmichael fame was Garbage Can Rapsody played on the garbage can and accompanied by JANE TYLER, playing the garbage. Canada -- Ban the Bombers still persist in Canada as JON SPEER and TIM LANG, WEALTHY PHYSICISTS, STILL ARE TRYING TO PROMOTE THEIR HOMEMADE BOMBS. It is believed their efforts are of a personal nature and for personal gains. The reason behind this theory: They want to prove to their science teacher in Conneaut that during school, they were actually smarter than he was. SENIOR CAR WASH SENIORS GO CAROLING SENIOR MOTHER'S RECEPTION Most Dramatic: Barb Darwin Most Popular: Judy Larry WHO’S Most Likely to Become Rich: Tim Carol Most Talkative: Mike Sharon 42 Most Musical: George Sue Most Devilish: Tom Jonnye Best Dressed: Jim Mary Ron Sandy Most School Spirit: Peggy Carmen Best Looking: Ed Rojean Most Courteous: Mary Ann Jon WHO %a$tWill mtb (U$t rai rot of CONNEAUT HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS We, the Senior Class of 1963 of Conneaut High School, being of sound and disposing minds and memories, do make, publish and declare this our last WILL AND TESTAMENT. I, Mary Ann Ailds, will to Lynda Horton my ability to be shy. I, Donna Berman, will to Ann Lafferty my ability to follow the boys in Trig Class. I, Sandy Bissett, will my seat in Government Class to Diane Bozard. I, Candy Brown, will to Fredette Hodgins my messy locker in the hopes that she may keep it clean. I, Pat Brown, will to Lynda Scully my roller skates to go over to South East School -- be careful on the turns. I, Peggy Brown, will to Ann Stark the pleasant memories of that afternoon ride to school. 1, Pat Campbell, will to Betty Stultz my picnic basket, my silver slippers, my little pink bonnet (a nice combination, huh) and a piece of stale bread! I, Susan Carmichael, will toBarbPoff my track shoes in order that she will have the ability to get out of French Class first and not keep John waiting. I, Donna Coates, will to Kay Kantola my razor blade and correction fluid to correct all the mistakes made in duplicating. I. Susan Collingwood, will my locker to any Junior who has enough courage to clean it out. I, Pat Eaton, will to Carol Guest my favorite standing place in Furman's where she can fight with the boy of her choice. I, Barbara Gaugh, will to Barbara Dripan my disliking for the nickname Babs, and my liking for blond boys. 1, Florence Gee, will to Pat Berta my antique shop which is located at the corner of Room 205 in the second floor hall, in hopes that she can make some good bargains of the remains. I. Sandy Gee, will to Maureen Driscoll my ability to be the only girl in Mr. Marshall’s Senior Science Class. I, Marsha Hakala, wMl to Georgiann Fanasal all the luck she can get for her wild and gay senior year. I, Marcia Hall, will to Carol Griffith a pair of track shoes in the hopes that she will be able to get to work on time. I, Judy Hallett, will to Joyce Petro a special prayer to get along with Mr. Brant. I, Margaret Henderson, will to Donna Iarocci the ability to talk in choir and not get caught. I, Patty Herb, will to Sandy Thompson my locker and the mess that goes with it. I, Carole Hope, will to the next Room Sergeant the ability to get along with the freshmen of the band and be called Simon Lagree. I, Ruth Kangas, will to Vicki Perkins my ability to hang over the rail of the Audrey-A and feed the fish on her next trip to Canada. I, Nela Kilfoil, will Barbara Humalainen all my love letters from Ted Grubke. I, Peggy Koman, devise and bequeath to Cindy Laine all my nerve pills, tranquilizers and sedatives, she will need them her Senior year. I. Dixie Laughlin, will to Darla Laakso my initials D.L. May she like them as well as I have. I, Patti Lyon, will to Alice Thayer all my erasure dust from all the mistakes I made in Typing II in hopes she won't make as many. I, Ethel McFadden. will to my sister Nancy McFadden the ability to stay in school. I. Cynthia Maenpaa, will to Sue Deaubler the ability to get through school without a nervous breakdown, even though the teachers tried their best. I, Diane Marttila, will to Linda Green my year and a half in Chemistry in hopes it helps her in Physics. I, Sandy Miller, will to Janice Warren my government seat. Good luck! I, Janice Nimelli, will to Virginia Richards my ability to sit through a complete year in Speech class. I. Linda Nimelli, will to Sue Dickson my witty sense of humor and my ability to have three study halls and still have homework. I. Sandy Page, will to the Junior Class my freckles -- don’t worry there will be enough to go around. I. Sandy Pease, will to Sue Burk my ability to make simple mistakes that turn out big in Home Economics I, Virginia Perry, will to Cathy Landers my ability to get red kleenex whenever she needs them. I. Antoinette Russo, will to Rosie Russo my seat in Government. I. Mary Sahl, will to Barb Bacon two little balls of flubber for the bottom of her shoes so she can jump higher while cheering. I. Carol Salo, HAVING a mind will to Connie McElhaney one box of REDkleenex for the whole year. May she use them well!!! I. Kathy Todd, will to Carol Shackle my NATURALLY EVEN temper with the hope that she will use it whenever necessary, (especially next fall) I, Susan Tucker, will to JoAnn Picard a full time job with the five angels. I, Jane Tyler, will to Judi Anthony my ability to make Mr. Hummer mad because of all the signs I made for football and basketball games. I. Carol Vargo, will to Joyce Mackey my can of Ajax to keep those baton ends clean. We, Ro Jean Webster, and Kathy Scott, will to Kathy Roberts our old driving permits in order that she will be able to visit CHS during her Senior year. I, Jonnye Wilson, being of sound mind and body will to Marianne Kangas my BROTHER!! I, Judie Wilson, will to Cathy Landers a bottle of Jergens Lotion for her dishpan hands. I, Rebecca Wilson, will to Segfred (Judy Oroszy) all my Dynamo. I, Nancy Zorn, will to Linda Thompson my chemistry book in hopes it will help her more than it did me. I. Sharon Udell, being of unsound mind will the Junior girls my ability to be the only Senior girl not to be able to think of a Class Will. I, Ronald Anthony, will my ability to ask too many confusing questions in English Class to any Junior who feels like irritating Miss Chartron. I, John Arthurs, will to Vince Mucci my ability to make ”A's in Mechanical Drawing without having to do a wax job on Mr. Brewer's car. I. Dick Benton, will to Brad Robinson my ability to hit a golf ball 300 yards everytime. I, Duane Bogart, will to Tom Dysert my ability to customize rusty tail lights and to Dave Owens the lighthouse. I. Charles Bortz, will to anyone in the Junior Class the pain and headache of owning a car. I, Bon Brooks, will to Mouse Mundi my ability to talk in Government about the Marines and still give a six week’s committee report on the Navy and get a passing grade. Join the Navy!! I, Craig Carney, being totally insane and irresponsible hereby will to Dave Blakeslee two more years of school which he’d get anyway. I, Dick Colson, will to Gary Pape my ability to bowl as much as I bowl and still be terrible. I, Carmen DiPlacido, will my glorious nickname of Charmin' Carmen to Carmen Narducci. May he use it well and in good faith when he pours it on. I, Jerry Eaton, will to Mario Narducci the ability to get along without me in Bookkeeping Class. I, Richard Eaton, will to any Junior my ability in faking out the teachers (especially Mr. Marshall). I, George Forsty, will to John Agey my chair in Band so that he can get caught talking. I, Tim Garity, will to anyone in the Junior Class my ability to go rat shooting with Mr. Brant and not have any accidents. I, Larry Gestwicki, will to John Szalai my Government seat, but don’t copy. I, Nick Godzinski, will to Ron Miller my seat in Government Class. I, John Goodenow, will to Mike Mundi my ability to keep my nose out of trouble. I, Mike Goodiel, do will my free elevator service to any Junior that wants it. I, Jerry Goodrich, being of sound mind will to Mike Guarino my mug and may he have many happy moments with it. I, Boyd Griffith, will to Bill Hodgens my ability to be in shop five periods a day. I, Dave Hakala, will to any boy in the Junior Class my ability to never lose my temper when Mr. Brant cheats in Backyard Football. I, Gary Hallett, will Charles Cox my great I.O. I. Norman Hanks, will to John Kootz Mr. Brant’s television problems. 1, James Ingle, will to Bob Dunkle all the lines that I have stolen from him in practice, such as It was Dorothy. We, Darwin Keichline and Roland Newman, will to Vincent Mucci our nickname of Arp. I, Mike Kelley, will to Vincent Neton one certain girl with the initials P.C. . . . have fun and don’t blush . . . your anonymous benefactor. I, Fred Kercher, will to Mike Kehoe my ability to forget a certain blonde! I, Terry Laine, bequeath to Don Hall my ability to say ah 26 times in a 5 minute oral history report. I, Scott Laird, being of sound mind will to John Anderson one pair of aluminum plated shoes. (They served me very well.) I, Jerry Lane, bequeath to any Junior my ability to eat all the goodies you can find in 7th period study hall without getting caught. I, Tim Lang, will to Gary Van Slyke my extra midnight oil. May he use it sparingly. I, Carl Lopeman, bequeath to Barry Brace my ability to go steady during football season and get away with it. I, Tom McBride, will to Doug Oldaker my ability to get A’son Government book reports. I, Ed Maenpaa, will to Jack Bean my ability to steal lunches every 3rd and 4th periods. I, Charles Miller, will to Dave Blake the ability to hum in Mrs. Long’s study hall and not get the wood. I, David Narducci, will to Eugene Leach his choice of seats in Government Class. I, Paul Palo, will to Don Blanco my ability to pick hit records. We, Terry Persily and Larry Maukonen, do bequeath to Gene Wiegand our ability to accept Mr. Brant's opinions without question. I, Dan Poje, will to Danny Norman my ability to hum” during homeroom period and not get caught. I, Richard Rego, will to Jim Hughes the ability to eat. drink and be merry in his Senior year. I, Tom Ritari, will to Tom Naylor my used basketball so that it may last him a few days of practice. I, Tom Schmidt, will to Dave Emerson the ability to chew gum and get away with it. I, Craig Shoemaker, bequeath to Danny Norman the combination to the lock on the pop room so he can get out of study hall and eat, drink and be merry. I, Marvin Simmons, will to any Junior boy my ability never tc be late or absent during the Senior year if he can do it. I, George Smart, will to Jeff Garvey my honored position as Garcia’s scapegoat. I, James Stewart, being of sound mind, will to Jack Bean my ability to be the most mixed up boy in the Senior Class where girls are concerned. I, Larry Swartz, will to John Szalai my place in the Senior Class Roll call. I, George Valtia, will to Dave Owens my ability not to tease him anymore and not to poke him in the ribs in Solid Geometry Class. I, Paul White will to John Stark my ability to get to school thirty seconds before the tardy bell every morning. I, Jim Wilson, bequeath to Kookie Quinn my ability to crack the outside of tootsie pops without harming the tootsie roll center. We, James Cline, Larry Cline, Gary Coxen, Gary English, Bill Frost, Charles Getz, Leslie Blenman, Bob Hess, Dave Heiberg, George Jacobs, John Picard, Bob Rossick, Gary Lyon, and Jon Speer, being of unsound minds couldn’t think of anything to will the Junior Class. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We have hereunto subscribed our names the 29th day of May in the year Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-three. THE SENIOR CLASS Class Lawyers FIRST ROW, left to right; Darwin Keichline, Richard Benton, Craig Shoemaker, Tim Lang, Diane Marttila, Mike Goodiel; SECOND ROW, John Picard, Daniel Poje, Richard Rego, Tom Schmidt, Robert Rossick, Marvin Simmons, Tom Ritari, Carol Salo, Kathy Scott, Kathy Todd, Susan Tucker, Jane Tyler; THIRD ROW, Terry Persily, Paul Palo. Roland Newman, David Narducci, Charles Miller, Tom McBride, Edward Macnpaa, Mary Sahl, Antoinette Russo, Virginia Perry, Sandra Pease, Sandra Page; FOURTH ROW, George Jacobs, Jim Ingle, Robert Hess, David Heiberg, Norman Hanks, Gary Hallett, David Hakala, Dixie Laughlin, Margaret Koman, Nela Kilfoil, Ruth Kangas, Carol Hope; FIFTH ROW, George Forsty, Gary English, Richard Eaton, Jerry Eaton, Carmen DiPlacido, Gary Coxon, Larry Cline, Florence Gee, Barbara Gaugh, Pat Eaton, Susan Collingwood, Donna Coates, Susan Carmichael. 46 FIRST ROW, left to right; Carol Vargo, Jon Speer, Tim Garity, Larry Maukonen, Richard Colson; SECOND ROW, Sharon Udell, Ro-Jean Webster, Jonnye Wilson, Judie Wilson, Rebecca Wilson, Nancy Zorn, George Smart, James Stewart, Larry Swartz, James Tobias, David Turja, Paul White, James Wilson; THIRD ROW, Linda Nimelli’, Janice Nimelli, Sandra Miller, Ethel McFadden, Cynthia Maenpaa, Pat Lyon, Gary Lyon, Carl Lopeman, Jerry Lane, Scott Laird, Terry Laine, Fred Kercher, Mike Kelly; FOURTH ROW, Pattie Herb, Margaret Henderson, Judith Hallett, Marcia Hall, Marsha Hakala, Sandra Gee, Mike Guarino, Boyd Griffith, Jerry Goodrich, John Goodenow, Nick Godzinski, Charles Getz, Larry Gestwicki; FIFTH ROW, Pat Campbell, Sandra Bissett, Donna Berman, Mary Ann Allds, Jim Cline, Craig Carney, Ron Brooks, Charles Bortz, Duane Bogart, John Arthurs, Ron Anthony. 47 The Continual Challenge was Larry Maukonen’s topic, in which he called attention to the need for a person to form principles and goals. Congratulations are extended to Timothy Lang (CENTER) by Ray Marvin, President of the Board of Education, as he awards Tim his diploma. Looking on is Larry Maukonen, who tied with Tim for the top honors in the class. Both boys maintained straight A’s throughout their high school careers. Tim Lang's topic was An Ever Present Danger, in which he told of the danger of complacency. The American plus factor, that certain extra whict makes a person do more than is expected of him, wa: entolled as the most important Americanism by Imre Kovacs, commencement speaker. 48 y I | 0 %.,• t f i M- (« f '41 I4HMI4, t 10 Cl rirr Ifo lM v 1 r k«W, M IM rail mm wv I cjgfc MlV. fb'4 ti -ri, H V iW W fW 1 14 t. llll. f%W I Hiy? I, lv l IkunMIt fl ' . V� t k -%•■ i '«w pLMft I rfa M V «m liWti, V? '' ud O Gm t4 ' ■' • « fiMI l. VlWMI Mil 4 4 Mktr t M m ltjf,si i (� w us. IW I s I I «« • Lif wr «f % « {I Ir fvr fuii . Aw S « l 4««; l'� Svtn, 9mi Swl ft ram. CcAM' L, Vpfv JUNIOR John Agey Charles Anderson John Anderson John Andrew Judith Anthony Pat Berta Pat Bisset David Blake Donald Blanco Diane Bozard. William Cooley Wilma Cooley Bill Cooper Charles Copek Charles Cox Barry Brace Susan Burk Cheryl Chadwick Sally Clark Barbara Bacon Karen Barrios Jack Bean Beverly Bennett Susan Deaubler Susan Dickson Phyllis Dowling Walter Dratwa Barbara Dripan CLASS David Emerson Georgiann Fancsal John Floro George Gates Jane Gerics Janet Gerics Robert Gleason Linda Green Carol Griffith Martin Herpy Carol Hewitt Fredette Hodgins William Hodgins Rita Hollingshead Linda Horton Barbara Humalainen Donna Iarocci William Johnston James Jones Marianne Kangas Kathleen Kantola Michael Kehoe John Koontz Darla Laakso Ann Lafferty Cindy Laine James Laird Cathy Landers Eugene Leach Beverly Lucas Gary Lundgren Bonnie McElhaney Connie McElhaney Nancy McFadden Donna McWilliams Joyce Mackey Jane Mallory Sandra Meinke Ronald Miller Deitra Moon David Morrison Tom Naylor Vince Neton Danny Norman Douglas Oldake Judy Oroszy Vince Mucci Michael Mundi Carmen Narducci Mario Narducci George Osborne David Owens Elva Parks Vicki Perkins Joyce Petro Joanne Picard Barbara Poff Karen Poore Richard Quinn Frances Razcm Ginny Richards Kathleen Roberts Brad Robinson Marjorie Roland Karl Rowbotham Rosie Russo Madeline Saltsman Linda Scully Betty Stultz Mary Sumner John Szalai Alice Thayer Carol Shackle Jean Showalter Mirdza Silas Ann Stark John Stark Gary Van Slyke Joanne Vendetti Janice Warren Gene Wiegand Carol Wojtowicz Linda Thompson Sandra Thompson Brad Todd Barbara Toth Larry Underhill Donald Woodworth SOPHOMORE Bob Allen Cheryl Capela Frank Carmichael William Chiarelli Nancy Allshouse Grace Andrew John Church Cynthia Cline Michael Anthony Michele Anthony Jack Armeni Robert Cline Ronald Coates John Coe Carolyn Bailey Donald Baringer James Colangelo Barbara Colby Mary Jane Bartone Robert Bartone Charles Beaver David Conley Rachael Coxon Jack Daub Carol Belnap Larry Benson Barbara Daykin Betsy Daykin Karen Berus Ann Bess Thomas Bishop Constance DeMarco Pat DiPlacido Robert Dombrosky David Blakeslee Shirley Blanar Donna English Rosemarie Fanscal Karen Brockett Richard Brookhouser Larry Burk Joanne Felde 54 CLASS Douglas Foster James Hughes Barbara Hunter Lonnie Hutchens June Gardner Jeffrey Garvey Bob Humphries Janes Jason Bruce Giddings Kathryn Godzinski Elizabeth Goodenow Karen Joslin Janet Kaczoroski Walter Kaczoroski Donald Goodman Mary Ann Green Joan Kalmers Kenneth Kamppi Bob Griffey Clifford Griffis William Groff David Kananen Bernard Karr Mary Jane Kassler Diane Gurto Dianna Gustafson Robert Kennedy John Kerner Patricia Haas Dick Hall Lyle Hare Sandra Kesatie David Keskinen Harry Kingdom Jim Henderson Nancy Herb Bradley Kiser Sandra Kohlman Joe Herrmann Cheryl Hicks Judy Holl Rudy Koman 55 John Lane Kay Ann Mundi Cynthia Murray Kathy Morey Clyde Laughlin Ardel Leaman Lembit Napp Thomas Natto David Long Johanna Loomis Dennis Maenpaa Robert Naylor Sharon Nelson Diane Norton Barbara Makepeace Diane Manniko Nancy Norton Joseph Orrenmaa Hugh Marcy Mary Lee Mars Linda Maukonen Keith Osborne Sue Osborne Janet Palagyi Marcia McCree Janet Megyesi Michael Palagyi Lisa Palmiero Charlene Meyers Terry Meyers James Miles Gary Pape Robert Picard Peter Pletsch David Mong David Monroe Tom Powers Richard Renn Marjorie Morrell Charlene Mucci Linda Mucci Jim Richards 56 Donald Rose Ronald Rose Beverly Ruccola Shela Webb Rebecca Whitford Linda Saari Jeff Sahl Billie Schmidt James Whitworth Darlene Wilson Nancy Wintringham Linda Schmidt Sandra Serena Robert Wires Mary Wofford Robert Sharpe Wanda Sipes Carol Smith Ronald Smith Tom Smith Cecilia Wojtowicz Patrick Wojtowicz Richard Spink Ron Strader John Sundstrom Russel Wood Linda Wright Gail Wyman Joyce Syfert Terry Udell Eugene Zappitelli Suzanne Zimmerman Richard Volkman William Wadding Mary Wassie 57 FRESHMAN John Allds Jane Anderson Mary Alice Anderson Nancy Andes Jack Angerer Nancy Arcaro Gary Bailey Connie Bartlett Connie Bartone Mike Bartone Sharon Bartone Steve Bartone Karen Basen Harry Beeman Joanne Belnap Jack Bennett Pat Beno Gary Blake Mary Blanco Mike Blanco Diane Blenman Doug Bly Laura Bowers Barbara Bowser Candy Brabender Linda Brabender Jon Brady Judy Briggs Lester Brink Ramona Brundage Richard Burlingham Ray Capela Tom Carmichael Earl Carr George Casey Greg Catrow Mary Cebasek Cynthia Cheney Gary Cheney Donald Cline Allen Coates David Colby Mike Colby Joanne Conklin Steve Cropeck 58 CLASS Diane Duncan Sara Dye John Eaton Ann Edel Jim English Richard Fair Tony Farmer Dawna Foster Richard Fowler Lillian Gardner Alfred Gerren Bertha Gerren Bob Glasser Tom Greenwood Kathy Guest Don Haapanen Ronald Hass Pat Harris Susan Hassler Terry Helsley Mike Hennessey Jim Henretta Jim Herman John Hewitt Kathy Hinman Robert Holden Duane Hope Pat Hunt Sharon Hunt Kenneth Jacobs John Kaczoroski Dennis Kallio Mary Ann Kampii Shirley Kampii Jim Kelly Barbara Kitchen Charles Kitchen Sandra Knauff Bob Kovacevic Larry Kuzma Linda Laicy Mike Laituri Rita Larzo Garner Lasher Diane Laughlin 59 Donald Leach Sandra Leavery Bonnie Lemmo Joyce Lengyel Ted Lindenberg David Littlefield Erich Livingston John Lowery Virginia Mallory Rose Mamey Danny McBride Mike McBride Dorla McCumber Lyla McCumber Bill McDonald Jane McDonald Pat McFadden Greg McGill June McKinney Paul Meaney Patricia Meinke Cindy Meyers Janet Meyers Bob Marsh Jim Marvin Dennis Miller Terry Miller Alan Mitchell Linda Moeller John Mong Linda Moon Jeff Morrell Terry Morrison Pearl Mucci Duane Myers Pat Nappi Mary Nelson Jean None Tom Notte Kathy Novinski Richard Olah Louella Oldaker David Olds Martin Olds Kathy Onspaugh Robert Palagyi Mark Pape Paula Pape Paulette Pape Carol Parks Susan Payn William Pennito Donna Perkosky Pat Pestalitz' 60 Linda Peterson Phil Pizzi Helen Poff Ronald Potter Marilyn Richards Regina Richer Sharon Rickard Mary Lou Rivers Ronald Roberts James Robison Marie Rogers Ellen Rositer Robert Ross Tom Rowbotham Ronald Sabo Ronald Savon Gary Shatz Richard Shepard Adell Silloway Chip Smith Marne Smith Laureen Smothers Ed Somppi Tom Sorenson Nancy Todd Kathleen Toth Steve Toth Joan Van Slyke David Vasti Peggy Vespe Diane Volkman Sharon Ware James Watson Clayton Webb Judy Weeston Bonnie West Jim Speer Joe Speer Dennis Stevens Ron Surma Darlene Szalai Marsha Taylor Linda Terry Christine Thayer Nancy Thayer Larry Thompson Linda Thompson Jim Todd Jane Wiegand Jim Willard Sandy Wilson John Wnoroski Stanley Wojtowicz Bob Zimmerman 61 ROOM 6 FIRST ROW: Mary Callahan, Patricia Beeman, Mary Beeman, Frances Berta, Jo Ellen Brown, Cathryn Bunnell, Frances Anderson, Mrs. Long, SECOND ROW: Nancy Beckwith, Linda Allshouse, Linda Brace, Rosemary Burck-hartte, Cheryl Bortz, Heather Burnham, Lynn Adams. THIRD ROW: Philip Bishop, Paul Buki, Jeff Blickensderfer, Gerald Bozard, James Bailey, John Bagnall, Arthur Barnes. FOURTH ROW: Fred Bort, Bernard Armeni, Harley Allen, Richard Baker, Richard Beaver. ROOM 17 FIRST ROW: Connie Fortune, Roberta Cox, Susan Greenwood. Christine Cheney, Marsha Dewey, Mary Lou Carpenter, Mary Fassnacht. Mildred Gerren, Mr. Clark. SECOND ROW: Connie De Marco, Carol Casey, Frances Ferrio, Ronald Grable, Michael Hardin, Robert Fortune, Deene Fowler, Earl Carr. THIRD ROW: James Damon, Nick Gildone, Greg Castrilla, Edward Godenschwager, Larry Griswold, Stephen Crist, Quincy Carr. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Gustafson, William Cox, William Chiarulli, James Chicatelli, Erland Haapanen, Michael Ellingson. 62 ROOM 16 FIRST ROW: Francis Keichline, Cheryl Manniko, Susanne Long, Trudy Lampela, Bonnie Lasher, Vickie Humphreys, Lyla Knauff, Mr. Estock. SECOND ROW: Peggy Loomis, Cecelia Hicks, Grace Leidheiser, James Kiser, Tom Kehoe, Charles Kacso, Robert Littlefield, Leroy Kightlinger. THIRD ROW: Lee Heinonen, Milton Luce, Richard Holden, Gary McLaughlin, Eric Laakso, Larry Johnston, Michael Husk. FOURTH ROW: Ed Hughlett, Frederick Jones, David Herndon, Bruce Jarvela, Charles Lindenburg. ROOM 18 FIRST ROW: Linda Mecci, Judyth Ocshier, Kay Ross, Judith Owens, Shirley Meyers, Robin Peterson, Rita Olds, Mr. Teed. SECOND ROW: Samuel Norton, Tom Parks, Claudia Mucciarone, Patricia Pryately, Dana Miller, Joan Megyesi, Charles Michaels, Larry Rood, Tom Morano. THIRD ROW: Gilbert Rood, Ross Niinisto, Rex Oleson, David Ozolek, David Pugh, Victor Ray, Michael Ogren, Ronald McVoy. FOURTH ROW: Andrew Raevuori, Fred Raines, Pat Moeller, Ronald Richards, John Oroszy, Edward Remmel, Nick Mundi. 63 ROOM 20 n FIRST ROW: Mary Todd, Cheryl Ware, Sue Van Slyke, Pamela Urdal, Janet Thompson, Mary Ellen Trizna, Patty Thayer, Deborah Windish, Mrs. Buss. SECOND ROW: Patty Wilson, Agnes Thompson, Laura Tuttle, Gloria Wofford, Tona Wolford, Connie Sayles, Cindy Tripp, Richard Simmons. THIRD ROW: Jeff Taylor, Bill Swartz, Ray Woodworth, Joe Sanford, Earl Zimmerman, Bill Smith, John Rutherford, Bob Sorenson. FOURTH ROW: Phil Smith, Don Serena, Ron Showalter, Howard Seavey, Joe Stultz, Eugene Zappiteli, Tim Smith. ROOM 19 FIRST ROW: Karen Coffman, Susan Castrilla, Constance Castrilla, Mary Kittler, Sandra Cebasek, Linda Christo, Patricia Bailey, Sharon Burdine, Evalynn Cropeck. SECOND ROW: Patricia Brink, Fay Bowser, Gloria Casey, Mary Ann Demeter, Linda Capela, Kathryn Clark, Brenda Berus, Mrs. Abbey. THIRD ROW: Harold Deemer, Raleigh Chiarelli, Toni De Marco, Thomas Douglass, David Cox, Joseph Dezman, Paul Betts, James Cooley, Larry Coffman. FOURTH ROW: Richard Brady, Frank Di Placido, Donald De Marco, Robert Agey, Richard Chicatelli, Robert Bowers, James Bums. 64 ROOM 21 FIRST ROW: Joy Jalo, JeanneGodenschwager, Denise Foster, Kathryn Jacobs, Linda Hess. Marcia Kalmers, Margaret Guest, Frances Hess, Helen Mead. SECOND ROW: Lynda Jacobs, Janet Guest, Sandra Jarvela, Arlene Johnson, Darla Hewlett, Brenda Farmer, Robert Gustafson, Douglas Fedor. THIRD ROW: Dennis Jones, Scott Hoag, Richard Duncan, Bruce Kamppi, Charles Eighmy, John Hicks, Martin Hunt. FOURTH ROW: Roger Finlaw, Bill Jacobs, James Kananen, Jack Henderson, Larry Gasch, William Jones, John Hoaglund, Bill Fassnacht. ROOM 22 FIRST ROW: Margaret Palagyi, Pamela McVoy, Connie Nimelli, Sharon Poore, Janie Laine, Susan Laituri, Sharon Kurtz, Deborah Kobernik, Barbara Murray, Mr. Hall. SECOND ROW: Laureen Marks, Debra Marvin, Dee Etta Long, Marie Lotzow, Debra Maukonen, Kathleen Poje, Peggy Kent, Mary Parks, Joyce Novinski. THIRD ROW: Tom Laine, Alan Mononen, Raymond Marvin, Frank Mundi, Cheryl Peters, Barbara Pease, Linda Marney, Bruce Lyon. FOURTH ROW: Patrick McBride, Tom Mong, Ronald Partee, Richard McBride, John Lewis, Roger Payn. 65 ROOM 26 FIRST ROW: Trudy Szalai, Margaret Rood, Betty Waldo, Peggy Rickard, Jean Tyler, Robin Wires, Cheryl Raines, Kathleen Rossick, Mr. Stefanik. SECOND ROW: Donna Reffner, Joan Riddle, Linda Warren, Martha Weaver, Linda Pryately, Sharon Shuster, Sandra Potter, Brenda Wolford, Margarite Thompson, Roseann Trutwin. THIRD ROW: Allen Waha, Albert Wright, Keith Schalin, Nicholas Zappitelli, David Yopp, Nicholas Stichick, Wilbert Wofford, Earl Speer. Leonard Stultz. FOURTH ROW: Bradley Potter, Roger Ramaley, James Teed, Robert Rutherford, Wayne Salsbury, Harry Thompson, Elmer Walker. 66 ACTIVITIES HONOR SOCIETY SEATED left to right: Darwin Keichline, Carol Vargo, Larry Maukonen, Mike Goodiel, Tim Lang, Jon Speer, Dick Colson, Tim Garity, STANDING: Gary Van Slyke, Don Hall, Barbara Toth, Sue Deaubler, Cindy Laine, Jo Ann Picard, Alice Thayer, Elva Parks, Diane Marttila, Linda Green, Virginia Richards, Ann Lafferty, Dick Benton, Charles Cox. The National Honor Society shall be to create an enthusiasm fat scholarship, to stimulate a desire t6 ender service, to promote worthy leadership, to encourage a desire for the development of character, and to promote the feeling of good fellowship among the pupils of Con-neaut High School. Left to right: Tim Lang, President; Jon Speer, Treasurer; Carol Vargo, Secretary; Larry Maukonen, Vice President. 68 STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose of this organization shall be to promote the general welfare of Conneaut High School by: a. Improving student-faculty relationships. b. Promoting school spirit by the encouraging of student participation in school activities. c. Developing sound democratic principles by: 1. regulating school elections. 2. providing a forum for student expression. d. Giving high school students experience in the promotion of good citizenship . e. Co-ordinating functions of all student organizations. HlCrl SCHOOL LIBRARY IMUKAVt. OHIO SEATED: Mary Sahl, Secretary; STANDING: George Forsty, Vice President; Darwin Keichline, President; Bob Naylor, Treasurer. FIRST ROW left to right: George Forsty, Bob Naylor, Dave Monroe, Darwin Keichline, SECOND ROW: George Valtia, Larry Maukonen, Doug Foster, Tim Garity, Jim Colangelo, Tom Ritari, Tim Lang, Gene Wiegand, Carmen DiPlacido. THIRD ROW: Linda Warren, Cheryl Manniko, Terri Udell, Ellen Rossiter, Linda Brabender, Sue Dickson, Jane McDonald, Connie Bartlett, Jane Wiegand, Sarah Dye, Fran Razem, Joyce Mackey, Carol Griffith, Marcia Hail, Mary Sahl, Connie DeMarco, Joan Kalmers. Da vin Keidhline FUTURE TEA CHERS FIRST ROW, left to right: Joan Kalmers, Ann Edel, Mary Cebasek, Connie Bartone. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Richards, Marcia McCree, Florence Gee, Cindy Laine, Donna Berman, Virginia Mallory. THIRD ROW: Elva Parks, Jane Wiegand, Carol Vargo, Dianne Manilla. Student teacher, Florence Gee, at work in her classroom. 72 OFFICE STAFF t Left to right: Cathy Landers, Nancy Zorn. Mary Sahl. Sandy Page, Barbara Dripan, Marcia Hall, Sue Dickson, Janice Nimelli, Karen Poore, Carole Hope. ELEMENTARY OFFICE STAFF FIRST ROW left to right: Cathy Landers, Darla Laakso, Marsha Hakala, Barb Gaugh, Linda Nimelli, Rosie Russo, Antoinette Russo. SECOND ROW: Beverly Bennett, Jonnye Wilson, Pat Brown, Beverely Lucas, Lynda Scully, Jane Mallory. HOME EC. HELPERS CHEMISTRY LAB Left to right: Virginia Perry, Connie McElhaney. Tim Lang LIBRARY STAFF Left to right: Wilma Cooley, Vicki Perkins, Florence Gee, Marjorie Morell, Irene Isoma, Suzanne Zimerman, Barbara Humalainen, Linda Thompson, Sue Deaubler, Kathy Scott. 74 D UPLICA TING ST A FF SEATED: Kay Kantola, Joyce Mackey. STANDING left to right: Marsha Hakala, Mirdza Silis, Barbara Gaugh, Carol Salo, Mary Sahl, Ruth Kangas, Donna Coates, Beverly Lucas. CONCESSIONS Left to right: Judie Wilson, Virginia Perry, Wilma Cooley, Florence Gee, Vicki Perkins, Dixie Laughlin, Pat Berta, Darla Laakso, Terri Udell, Diana Norton, Carol Griffith, Kay Kantola, Joyce Mackey, Joan Felde, Kay Ann Mundi. KEY CLUB FRONT ROW left to right: Jimmy Stewart, Tom Ritari, Mr. Farello, Danny Norman, Bob Naylor, Jeff Sahl, Barry Brace, Dick Colson, SECOND ROW: Darwin Keichline, Roland Newman, Craig Shoemaker, John Sundstrom, Dick Benton, Mike Kehoe, Pat DiPlacido, Jim Colangelo, THIRD ROW: Larry Maukonen, Carmen DiPlacido, John Arthurs, Ed Maenpaa, George Smart, Tim Lang, Tom Naylor, Jeff Garvey. VARSITY C FIRST ROW left to right: Jim Cline, Chuck Bortz, Dick Benton, Jim Ingle, Carmen DiPlacido, Larry Maukonen, Mr. Hall. SECOND ROW: Brad Todd, Darwin Keichline, Jim Colangelo, Terry Persily, Craig Shoemaker, Jim Stewart, Ron Newman, THIRD ROW: Jim Marsh, Martin Herpy, George Gates, Bob Naylor, Tom Ritari, George Smart. 76 THE A TER ’63 FRONT ROW, left to right: P. Campbell, D. Gurto, G. Wyman, L. Saari, J. McDonald, B. Humalainen, T. Udell, K. Mundi, C. Griffith, G. Richards, E. Parks, S. Deaubler. SECOND ROW: J. Kalmers, M. McCree, K. Godzinski, D. Gustafson, L. Wright, J. Vendetti, L. Green, J. Mackey, L. Scully, J. Gerics, J. Gerics, S. Kohlman, Miss Chartron. THIRD ROW: S. Clark, L. Horton, M. Mars, B. Hunter, D. Perkoski, M. Smith, S. Rickard, L. McCum-ber, M. Kangas, D. Laakso, S. Dickson. FOURTH ROW: F. Gee, J. Mallory, M. Sumner, M. Silis, S. Burk, D. McWilliams, K. Poore, B. Stultz, R. Russo, J. Oroszy, R. Wilson. FIFTH ROW: M. Hall, V. Perry, N. Zorn, D. Mart-tila, J. Nimelli, C. Maenpaa, C. Vargo, D. Berman, N. Kilfoil, S. Gee, B. Gaugh, J. Wilson. SIXTH ROW: D. Littlefield, B. Dunkle, D. Oldaker, B. Gleason, G. Wiegand, T. Schmidt, L. Underhill, D. Keichline, D. Emerson. THESPIANS SEATED left to right: David Emerson, Gene Wiegand. Bob Dunkle, Larry Underhill, Doug Oldaker, STANDING: Miss Chartron, Judy Oroszy, Sue Dickson, Marcia Hall, Darwin Keichline, Florence Gee, Barb Gaugh, Donna Berman, Marcia McCree, Linda Saari. 77 Th DO I (jh HC Cast: Donna Berman, Carol Vargo. Cast: Tom Schmidt, Betty Stultz. Cast: Larry Underhill, ALL IN THE FAMILY Cast: Kathy Godzinski, Pat Campbell, Jim Ingle, Dave Littlefield, Gene Wiegand. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right; Kathy Scott, Secretary, Craig Shoemaker, Vice-President, Jim Cline, Treasurer, Carmen DiPlacido, President. 80 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Danny Norman, Treas.; Ginny Richards, Sec.; Ann Lafferty, Vice Pres.; Gene Wiegand, Pres. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Connie DeMarco, Pres.; Pat DiPlacido, Treas.; Linda Saari, Sec.; Dianne Manniko. 81 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Kathleen Toth, Secretary; David Littlefield, Treasurer; Linda Moeller, Vice President; Jane Wiegand, President. 7th AND 8th GRADE OFFICERS Left to right; 1st ROW, Ann Soltis, Trudy Szalai, Linda Warren, Denise Foster, 2nd ROW, Suzanne Long, Peggy Loomis, Susan Greenwood, Debbie Manniko. 82 Carol Vargo Diane Marttila Carol Shackle Kathy Todd Head Majorette Marsha Hakala 1962 MAJORETTES Judie Wilson SNOW QUEEN ' H QUEEN SCHOOL REPORTERS SEATED, left to right; Nancy Zorn, Susan Deaubler; STANDING, Dick Benton. U.N. DELEGA TES FIRST ROW, left to right; Carol Vargo, Pat Lyon, Diane Marttila, Kathy Todd, Cynthia Maenpaa (absent), SECOND ROW, Jim Cline, Jim Ingle, Larry Maukonen, Tim Lang, Ron Newman, Terry Persily, Carmen Di-Placido, Terry Laine, Darwin Keichline. JR. CHOIR BAND The Junior Choir under the direction of Mr. Norman Merchant. A CAPPELLA CHOIR BAND COUNCIL Left to right: Robert Kennedy, Don Woodworth, Lynda Brabender, Sue Carmichael, George Smart, Frances Razem, Diane Manniko, Mike McBride. SENIOR BAND MEMBERS SEATED left to right: Ruth Kangas, Sue Carmichael, Kathy Todd, Carole Hope, Jim Cline, Norman Hanks, George Jacobs, STANDING: George Smart, Dave Hakala, Craig Shoemaker, Sandy Page, George Forsty, Jon Speer. ® ™ ® ••■••••••••••••• ?!•••••••••••• • •■••••••••••■• i � «•••••••� ••■•• • •••• ••••••••••■•••Ml !••••••••■«••• I « IM9fl0l«Mi • I CANDTLAND FANTASY 93 SPORTS Coaches: Frank Farello, Jon Hall, Andrew Garcia. Managers: 1st ROW Jeff Blick, Earl Zimmerman 2nd ROW; Fred Bort, Bob Marsh. 1st ROW: Mike Anthony, Ron Smith, Barry Brace, Mike Guarino. Carmen Narducci, Mike Mundi, Don Blanco, Dan Norman, Pat DiPlacido, Duane Bogart, Lonnie Hutchens, Dave Monroe; 2nd ROW: Carmen DiPlacido, Fred Kercher, Larry Maukonen, Jerry Lane, Chuck Bortz, Craig Shoemaker, Norman Hanks, Ron Newman, Ed Maenpaa, Jim Ingle, Terry Persily, Jerry Goodrich, George Smart, Carl Lopeman; 3rd ROW: Bob Marsh, manager, Bob Picard. Dave Emerson, John Szalai, Jack Bean, Gene Leach, Terry Meyers, Vince Mucci, Mike Kehoe, Jim Wilson, Bernard Karr, Bill Adams, Don Hall, Gary Coxon, Boyd Griffith; 4th ROW: Jon Hall, asst, coach, Andrew Garcia, asst, coach, Jeff Sahl, Jim Colangelo, Bob Naylor, Harry Kingdom, Clyde Laughlin, Bob Dombroski, Brad Kiser, Jim Richards, Doug Foster, Gary Pape, John Coe, Ken Kamppi, Frank Farello, Head Coach. 96 Ojajarvi Trophy Winner: Larry Maukonen King and Queen of Sports Banquet: Peggy Koman and Ron Newman Conneaut 20 Jefferson 0 Conneaut 20 Madison 6 Conneaut 0 Mentor 36 Conneaut 12 St. Johns 0 Conneaut 0 Ashtabula 36 Conneaut 6 Geneva 34 Conneaut 26 St. Johns 14 Conneaut 0 Geneva 56 Conneaut 20 Newton Falls 14 97 Conneaut 24 Rowe 0 Co-captains: Fred Kercher and Larry Maukonen. Terry Persily Ron , Newman | Norman Hanks Fred Kercher Jerry Goodrich i HOMECOMING QUEEN PEGGY ROMAN ISWvi Kathie Scott Connie DeMarco 101 Dianne Manniko HOMECOMING NIGHT 102 TROJAN WARRIOR 103 Lopeman breaks away A Panther breaks Maukonen scores George in trouble A Viking about to be hit Scrimmage doesn’t count Practice makes perfect Almost intercepted Victory over Rowe 1st ROW: Don Leach, Don Haapanen, Dave Olds, Jon Wnoroski, Bob |Covacevic, Bob Ross, Jim Willard; 2nd ROW: Steve Toth, John Eaton, John Hewitt, Mike Bartone, Alan Mitchell, Mike Blanco, Bill McDonald. 3rd ROW: Mr. Stefanik, Mike Colby, Ronnie Potter, Eldridge Chips Smith, Doug Bly. 1st ROW: Ron McVoy, Andy Raevuorri, Larry Rood, Ed Remmel, Jim Kiser, Ron Showalter, ROW 2: Earl Haapanen, Ed Hughlett, Ron Richards, Joe Sanford, Fred Raines. In front: Janet Thompson, 2nd ROW: Judy Ocshier, Sue Van Slyke, In back: Linda AUshouse. 106 FIRST ROW: Brad Todd, manager, Jerry Lane, Gary Lyon, Jim Cline, George Smart, Tom Ritari, Ed Maenpaa, Ron Newman, Tom Naylor, Jon Holl, coach. 2nd ROW: Martin Herpy, manager, Pat DiPlacido, Bob Naylor, Brad Kiser, Mike Kehoe, Don Goodman, Don Hall, Vince Mucci, Clyde Laughlin, Andrew Garcia, Head Coach 3rd ROW: Bob Bartone manager, Jeff Garvey, Jim Colangelo, John Sundstrom, Mike Palagyi, Jim Richards, Jim Miles, Bill McDonald. Coaches and Captain: Andrew Garcia, Tom Ritari, Jon Holl. 108 Bob Smith and Moose Trophy Winner: Tom Ritari. Ed Maenpaa t f= a ' ' i © .es Conneaut 56 Girard 42 Conneaut 63 Pymatuning 49 Conneaut 57 Northwestern 34 Conneaut 62 Harvey 54 Conneaut 47 Academy 50 Conneaut 48 Ashtabula 41 Conneaut 48 Rowe 41 Conneaut 34 Geneva 40 Conneaut 50 Madison 66 Conneaut 35 St. John 41 Conneaut 32 Geneva 29 Conneaut 63 Grand Valley 40 Conneaut 54 Ashtabula 35 Conneaut 44 St. John 29 Conneaut 48 East 53 Conneaut 43 McDowell 41 Conneaut 41 Pymatuning 45 Conneaut 70 Grand Valley 35 Tournament Conneaut 45 Kirtland 34 Conneaut 56 Burton 47 Conneaut 44 Ashtabula 53 ; 7 Lane , • ; 1 ’ f Gary Lyon V3i - if: George, up and under, Ed with a jumper When Bronco grabs it, nobody gets it Not this time Perry VAKdl 11 $ In iTont: Gail Wyman. 2nd ROW: Cindy Laine, Barbra Bacon. 3rd ROW: Pat Campbell. Peggy Koman, Mary Left to right: Alice Thayer, Sue Dickson, Connie McElhaney, Nancy Allshouse, Linda Mucci, Ann Lafferty. 1st ROW: Don Leach, Mike Colby, Steve Toth, Greg McGill, Bob Kovacevic, John Eaton, Bill Dysert. 2nd ROW: Allen Mitchell, Dave Olds, Doug Bly, Mike Bartone, John Wnoroski, Mr. Stefanik. 3rd ROW: Clayton Webb, Chip Smith, Terry Miller, Tom Greenwood, Larry Thompson. 113 9th Grade Cheerleaders: Sharon Bartone, Linda Terry, Kathy Toth, Jane Wiegand, Sara Dye, Marilyn Richards. 8th Grade Tournament Champions: 1st ROW: Greg Castrilla, Jim Teed. Andy Raevuori, Ron Richards. Joe Sanford, Ron Showalter. 2nd ROW: Ron McVoy, Ed Remmel, Ed Hughlett, Quincy Carr, Roger Payne, Mr. Clark Coach 3rd ROW: Jim Kiser, Scott Hoag, Don DeMarco, Fred Raines. TRACK TRACK TEAM Track Team. 1st ROW: Tom Shmidt, Jim Cline, John Arthurs, Tom Ritari, Terry Persily, Carl Lopeman, Carmen DiPlacido, Darwin Keichline. 2nd ROW: Head Coach Mr. Waller. Jim English, Dave Olds, Doug Foster. Vince Mucci, Mike Kehoe, Dan Norman, Bob Naylor, Pat DiPlacido, Paul Meany, Assistant Coach Mr. Farello. 3rd ROW: Jim Marvin, Pat Wojtowicz, Dennis Miller, Hugh Marcy. Bill Groff, Dave Monroe, Bernard Karr, Joe Hur-man, Dick Spink, Gary Pape, Martin Herpy -- Manager. Bob Allen. 4th ROW: Willie Wofford, Lynn Adams, Dick Vail, Jim Chicatelli, Qunicy Carr, Ed Hughlett, Lee Heinenon, Tom Parks, Jeff Blick, Brad Potter. Coaches: Assistant Coach Mr. Farello, Head Coach Mr. Waller. Skippon Trophy Winner: Carl Lopeman Carmen DiPlacido Jim Cline Carl Lopeman Tom Ritari John Arthurs Tom Schmidt Darwin Keichline GOLF TEAM Left to right: Mr. Joseph Estock, Coach, Bob Zimmerman, Dick Benton, Bob Griffey, Larry Benson, Harry Kingdom. TENNIS TEAM KNEELING: Ron Surma, Jim Willard. STANDING: John Sundstrom, Brad Kiser, Mr. Lawrence Colson, Coach, Jim Miles, Jim Colangelo. 119 THE EMPIRE GOLD BRIDAL SALON, INC. Jennie Rose, Prop. 4524 Main Avenue Ashtabula, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 CARLISLE-ALLEN CO., DEPARTMENT STORES Ashtabula, Geneva, Painsville, Niles Village Center PRINTCRAFT, INC. Complete Printing Service 866 W. Jackson Street 2210 E. Prospect Rd. Conneaut, Ohio Ashtabula, Ohio Congratulations and Best Wishes to Class of 1963 ROBERT A. UNDERHILL INSURANCE AGENCY 4742 Main Avenue Phone 997-5291 Ashtabula, Ohio DUN ROVIN LODGES TRAILER SALES Congratulations to Class of 1963 from North Kingsville TRUTWIN EXCAVATING 250 North Maple Road 20 Lake Road Conneaut, Ohio Mercury Meteor Comet ANTHONY'S CITIES SERVICE 3 for 1 Congratulations to Class of 1963 R L MIDTOWN MOTORS, INC. 167 W. Main Road 270 W. Main Road Conneaut, Ohio Compliments of DAIRY QUEEN J. J. TRUCKING SERVICE Clyde Laughlin, Prop. W. Main Road Ph. 597-1081 1009 W. Main Road Conneaut, Ohio FRED SCHNEIDER Distributor Gasoline Fuel Oil, Kerosene Conneaut, Ohio PRESQUE ISLE PLASTICS, INC. Maple Reig Avenues Conneaut, Ohio Success to Our Businessmen and Women of Tomorrow CONNEA UT BASE PLANT OF THE GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY EXOMET INCORPORATED Maple Avenue Your Friends THE CONNEAUT CAN COMPANY Compliments of Congratulations Best Wishes EL CAMP LANES to the Class of '63 240 Stadium Avenue AMY PRODUCTS CO. TRI ORCHARDS Congratulations Wholesale and Retail of Fruits and Vegetables SIMONE'S GOLDEN DAWN STORE 247 Daniels Ave. Phone 599-2585 1033 Lake Rd. Phone 593-2901 Compliments of ALLIED RESINOUS PRODUCTS, INC. HERCULES PACKING CORP. THE CONNEAUT RUBBER PLASTICS CO. 490 Madison Street Custom Extrusions, Custom Compounding, Extrusion Molding Conneaut, Ohio Commerce Street Phone 595-1961 Compliments of AL'S MOTOR SALES Dodge and Dodge Dart COBUZZPS GARAGE 502 Chestnut Street Dial 594-2611 Compliments of ANTHONY'S MARKET CONNEAUT TRAILER PARK Groceries Meats 511 Chestnut Street Corner Chestnut Clark 597-1861 B B CLEANERS 186 Park Avenue Phone 596-2931 LAKE VIEW DAIRY Dairy Products — Cold Meats Groceries — Cold Drinks 270 Erie Ave. CONNEAUT BOTTLING WORKS TERRY BOWDLER 892 Day Street FRUIT and VEGETABLE MARKET Phone 596-2901 Corner Broad St. Lake Rd. HARBOR PURE OIL SERVICE Corner Broad St. Lake Rd. Tire Repairs, Lubrication, Wash, Minor Repairs MUCCIARONE'S RADIO TV SERVICE Congratulations to the Class of 1963 RAISAN FUNERAL HOME 581 Harbor St. Phone 594-1423 STRONG STEAM SPECIALTY MFG. DIV. WHITE SEWING MACHINE CORP. 508 Sandusky Street Conneaut, Ohio Compliments of CONNEAUT DIE CASTING COMPANY 618 Sandusky Street Compliments of CLAIR BUNNELL 878 Broad Street C. B. CONSTRUCTION Congratulations BROAD STREET CLEANERS DYERS 234 15th Street BETTY-JAY'S DAIRY BAR Fountain Service, Candy, Magazines, and Groceries 534 Broad Street CONNEAUT AUTO PARTS 333 Broad Street Conneaut, Ohio Congratulations to Class of 1963 M. J. GROW FISHERIES THE BEAUTY CRAFT SHOPPE Beauty Steam 890 Harbor Street Dial 595-1971 Res. 599-3132 THE SWAN 767 Harbor St. Proprietor -- Bill Pignotti Pizza A FRIEND CONNEAUT PLASTIC METALLIC PACKING CO. Conneaut, Ohio Congratulations to Class of '63 FURMAN'S Corner of Mill and Adams Streets Conneaut, Ohio Compliments of PICARD'S SERVICE Compliments of A. HINMAN Mgr. of Lob law Inc. GLEASON'S LAUNDRY 381 Broad Street Conneaut, Ohio Phone 597-1891 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 V THE ASTATIC CORPORA TION Good Luck to Graduates of 1963 RED LYONS PLUMBING AND HEATING Service is My Business The Best Lumber ROSE LUMBER and BUILDING SUPPLY Congratulations Team of 1963 Jim Rose, Prop. 595-2051 McLaughlin’s grocery Corner of Harbor Grant Phone 596-1614 Congratulations to 1963 Graduates THE CONNEAUT CREAMERY DEAN WIBLE MOTOR CO. There's Still Nothing Like a Rocket The New Balance of Power Two Great Rocket Engines 228 Harbor St. Phone 598-2947 Best Wishes Class of 63 SHEA THEATRE CORP. State Theatre Midway Drive-In KENT'S GULF SERVICE State and Buffalo Streets Phone 598-1861 Conneaut, Ohio DOVERCREST FACTORY STORE 322 State Street Underwear Nightwear Open Fridays Only 10 A.M. - 5 P.M. K. H. BAGNALL Glass of All Types Phone 593-2442 340 State Street - Conneaut, Ohio STAR LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING 448 State St. Conneaut Your Frozen Food Center CONNEAUT FROZEN FOOD LOCKER 454 State Street Dial 595-1791 KERNER'S SUNDRIES Biggest Little Store in Town State Street Conneaut, Ohio Compliments of Erv Holden, D.B. A. BARBER'S SERVICE GARAGE 449 State St. TYLER'S PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Delco Oil Burners Mobil Gas and Mobil Oil Conneaut, Ohio LOVELY LADY FASHIONS Specialty Shop and Beauty Shop Latest Styles for Juniors and Misses Corner Broad and State WALTER W. PAULL - INSURANCE 227 Broad Street Conneaut, Ohio Phone 594-1041 L. A. EATON SON Say It with Flowers 225 Broad Street Dial 595-2931 LAFFERTY GRISWOLD CO. Home of Furniture — Rugs Lamps — Bedding CHILDREN'S SHOP Compliments of We Major in Minors 231 Broad Street THE MINNETTE SHOP Phone 599-1573 Broad Street Compliments Compliments of GEORGE SIMON MUSIC STORE BARBER'S LOCAL 299 Broad and Main Street Conneaut, Ohio Compliments of Congratulations and Best Wishes WALTER E. THAYER THE NEWS-HERALD Attorney-at-Law THE SPORTSMAN Complete Line of Sporting Goods 226 Broad Street Phone 596-2645 ELECTRIK MAID BAKE SHOP Compliments of 222 Broad Street BAILEY'S RESTAURANT Conneaut, Ohio Conneaut, Ohio HOWARD C. KINGDOM INSURANCE Congratulations and Success to the Class of '63 Phone 594-1911 MORRIS FLOWERS DAGGITT INSURANCE AGENCY All Lines of Insurance and Bonds 213 Washington St. Ph. 594-2741 J. H. DAVIS AGENCY Realtor's Insurance 218 Washington Street 593-2971 CONNEAUT BUILDING LOAN Share Accounts for Your Savings, Mortgage Loans to Buy, Build and Repair Homes. Ph. 596-2971 219 Washington MURRArS CAMERA HOBBY SUPPLY Portraits Commercial Photographic Supplies Photo Finishing — Hobby Art Supplies 222 Washington Street Conneaut, Ohio Phone 594-2731 Compliments of CURL SHOP Conneaut, Ohio THAYER'S SHOES HOSIERY 214 Main Street Phone 599-1538 BLICK'S STUDIO PHOTO SUPPLY 212 Main Street Dial 595-1711 Conneaut, Ohio WADDLE KOONS B.P.S. Paints Hardware and Sporting Goods FORTUNE-BYERS Everything for the Home. Two locations at your service. Paint-Wallcovering-Flooring-Appliances-TV-Stereo-Hardware -Marine Compl iments of PEOPLE’S STORE Men's and Boys' Furnishing Conneaut, Ohio J. J. NEWBERRY Best Wishes and Much Success to the Class of '63 TOGGERY SHOP Congratulations to the class of 1963 R. E. Kessler Shoes of Quality — From — M. K. SHOE COMPANY Compliments of P. J. VARIETY STORE THE SYNDICATE Women's Specialty Shop Dresses — Suits — Coats Sportswear — Lingerie — Accessories Men's and Boys' Wear THE G. M. WHITNEY COMPANY THE CONNEAUT DRUG CO. Quality Always 246 Main Street Phone 593-2961 THE PELTON CO. Your Dept. Store Since 1894 Main Street Conneaut, Ohio SANGER ELECTRIC CO. Frigidaire Appliances Ranges — Refrigerators 256 Main Street Phone 595-1573 Compl iments of Congratulations 1963 Graduates RED STAR TERMINAL CROWN JEWELERS Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 Best Wishes HENRY GARVEY INSURANCE SUGAR BOWL 308 Main Street Compl iments of A FRIEND CHENEY'S PURE OIL SERVICE Main and Mill Compliments of THOMPSON'S OWEN W. ROGERS Fine-Carved Diamonds 293 Main Street Conneaut, Ohio TOM L. SMITH Real Estate Insurance 270 Main Street Dial 594-1971 Compliments of A P SUPERMARKET Main Street Congratulations CONNEAUT-ECONO-WASH Coin-Operated Laundry Dry Cleaning 275 Main Street COOPER FURNITURE For Better Living Phone 593-1891 247 Main Street Conneaut CROMBIE PHARMACY William Gerdes Dependable Drug and Prescription Service 245 Main Street J. C. PENNEY CO. Always First Quality Main Street Conneaut, Ohio Phone 595-1664 Compliments of STANLEY ROBERTSON AGENCY 243 Main Street Conneaut, Ohio To the Class of '63 With Our Best Wishes for the Success of Each of You CITIZEN'S OFFICE — THE FARMER'S NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. LAKE ERIE FINANCE CO. No. 5 Whitney Block Phone 596-1522 ELI HIRSIMAKI Insurance and Real Estate 243 1 2 Main Street Conneaut, Ohio PEERLESS MINERAL PRODUCTS COMPANY A Savings Account Passbook is a School Book, too THE NORTHEASTERN OHIO NATIONAL BANK Conneaut, Ohio j. ralph McLaughlin Dependable Jeweler Congratulations and Best Wishes WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 221 Main Street Tele. 593-1061 Compliments of CODE-WAY ELECTRIC Electronics Specialists Compliments of LABOUNTY SMITH HARDWARE INC. Chas. H. Marcy, D.B.A. HERRICK and IRVING Conneaut, Ohio 191 Main St. Phone 597-1871 THE CONNEAUT AUTOMOBILE CLUB 191 Main St. Conneaut, Ohio It Pays To Belong PHILIP A. CRESS 227 Liberty Street Conneaut, Ohio ACCOUNTANTS SERVICE BUREAU CORPORATION 227 Liberty Street Conneaut, Ohio HELEN T. BOYLE, D.B.A. Credit Bureau of Conneaut Member: Associate Credit Bureaus of America Phones 599-6346 597-1851 Compliments of MARSHALL CLEANERS 173 Main Street Dial 593-1881 A FRIEND