Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1971 volume:

Table of Contents INTRODUCTION 1-9 EDUCATORS 10-17 FALL Sophomores Football Homecoming Queen and Court Cross Country Cheerleaders Clubs 18-51 WINTER Juniors Basketball Wrestling Music Snow Tattler Queens, Courts Clubs 52-83 SPRING Seniors Foreign Exchange Track Baseball Golf Tennis Valentine King and Queen Clubs Awards 84-150 DEDICATION 151 ADVERTISEMENTS 152-171 CANDID SHOTS 172-176 2 5 Superintendents and Board MR. YESSO Assistant Superintendent DR. BRUBAKER Superintendent Mrs. Eccleston Secretary Mrs. Chicatelli Secretary Miss DeMarco Receptionist Guide CHS Miss Cole Clerk-Treasurer of the Board Mr. Pratt Business Administrator Mrs. Hatton Secretary to the Superintendent Sitting: Mr. Hart (president). Mr. Naylor. Mr. Raisian. Standing: Mr. Laughlin. and Mr. Griffey. the beat goes on . . . Drums keep pounding the rhythm to the brain Charleston was once the rage, uh-huh History has turned a page, uh-huh And the Peat goes on . . . The grocery store does super mart, uh-huh Little girls still break their hearts, uh-huh And men still keep on marching off to war, And the beat goes on . . . Grandmas sit in chairs and reminisce, Boys keep chasing girls to get a kiss, The cars keep going faster all the time, And the beat goes on . . . And the beat goes on . . . Mr. Ladner (Assistant Principal) and Mr. Colson (Principal). If I can get only one thought across the generation gap, here it is. Do not try to destroy the establishment you are graduating into. There is much good in it. It allows you room for change. Work your way into it, stay in it and change it to suit your ideas and the new day will be yours. Study problems, work in elections, serve on committees, the voters and officials. Do not try to destroy from without. Work from within for change. L. A. Colson Mrs. Pennell, Secretary Mrs. Carey, Secretary Miss Walter, Attendance Officer 11 12 Custodians Cooks Librarians Conneaut High Faculty Mr. Ahlberg, Industrial Arts Mr. Barker, Social Studies Mr. Broughton, Business Dept. Mr. Carlson, Social Studies Mrs. Donnelly, Business Dept. Mr. Clark. Math Dept. i Miss Chartron. English Mrs. Estock, Math Dept. 14 Mr. Fails, Social Studies Mr. Freeman, Social Studies Mr. Garcia, Phy. Ed. Health Miss Helman, Social Studies Mrs. Graham, Language Dept. Mr. Hartmann. Science Dept. Mrs. Gill, Home Economics Mr. Kicey, Science Dept. Mr. Kimmel, Science Dept. Mrs. Lampi, English m. Legenzoff, Art Mrs. Kiser. Phy. Ed. Health Mrs. Long, English Mr. Pape, Industrial Arts Mr. Ott, English Mr. Rhodes, English Miss Sapper, Home Economics Mr. Peaspanen, Driver Education Miss Strong, English Mr. Teed, Math Science Mrs. Teed. Business Dept. Miss Tyrell, Business Dept. Mr. Voytek, Music 17 As Sophomores Mark Time . . . The Beat Goes on . . . Sophomore Class Officers Phil Garcia, President; Mark Williamson, Vice-President; Nancy Bosick, Secretary; John Nyquist, Treasurer. 20 Abbey, Michael Allee, Christina Allen, Brenda Allen, Charles Anderson, Allen Anderson, Linda Anderson, Patty Andes, Dale Armeni, Jerry Barker, John Bartone, Bob Baugher, Linda Baumgardner, Earl Bearce, Russell Beatman, Mary Jane Beeman, Leon Bennett, Brenda Bennett, Connie Beno, Diane Bernatek, Mike Best, Debra Bish, Diana Blake, Steve Bleasdale, Margo Bleasdale, Pauline Boal, Jane Boehm, Kathy Bonnaud, Eric Borgerding, Terry Bosick, Nancy Braden, Connie Brewer, Laurie Brooks, Barb Brown, Scott Brundage, Debbie Bryant, Jim Bunnell, Steve Burchill, Douglas Burnham, Alison Campbell. Gloria Carmichael, Terri Carpenter, Bernie Case, Gregory Casey, Pam Chirakos, Sam Chirakos, Tony Christo, Judith Church, Nancy 21 Cline, Mark Coates, Diane Cole, Steve Conway, Kevin Cornell, Bill Creamer, Barbara Curtis, Bonnie Dahler, Robert DeMarco, Nancy DeNunzio, Bill Dickey, Jean Downes, Nancy Drew, Richard Driscoll, Barry Dunne, Debra Eccleston, Marc Eldred, Richard Emerson, Jeff Emery, Charles Emery, Tony Fails, Nancy Farmer, Wanda Fields, Robert Finlaw, Mary Jane Finlaw, Sarah Fowler, Jenny Frank, David Fundermark, Lori Funk, Bill Garcia, Phillip Gaugh, Richard Gaukel, Charles Gee, Deborah Gerdes, Kerry Gerics, Steve Gestwicki, Daniel Getson, Jake Giesey, Dennis Gifford, Rick Gildone, Vincent Gill, Gary Glasser, Dennis Gonda, Tina Graham, Beverly Greene, Patricia Greenfield, Christine Griswold, Chuck Griswold, Mary 22 Grubke, James Grubke, Ronald Guglielmo, Charles Gurto, Joseph Guy, Robert Hagaman, John Harco, Michael Hartman, Ann Hawkins, Patty Hayes, Laura Hayes, Steve Hemminger, Marvin Hennessey, Terry Hewitt, Tim Hicks, Jeff Hommes, Jeannette Hopkins, Patricia Hoskins, Dale Hoyt, David Humphreys, Gertrude Humphrey, Tim Johnson, Joanna Johnson, Norah Johnson, Ron Johnston, Dale Jones, David Juhasz, Steve Kananen, Tim Kartman, Cheryl Kauppila, Kandi Kehoe, Bill Kent, Dave Kesatie, Jon Kirkwood, Judy Koman, Ann Koons, Patricia Koontz, Barbara Krieling, Dave Krenisky, David Kurdas, Mark Laakso, David Laine, Jim Laituri, Rick Latva, Linda Laughlin, Mike Lawrence, Connie Legeza, Michael Lengyl, Tom 23 Lewis, Mike Litwiler, Roger Long, Nancy Lundgren, Bill Lynn, Barbara Mallory, Charles Markijohn, Evelyn Mason, John McBride, Becky McClintock, Pam McCorkle, Patti McCoy, Della McCumber, Philip McDonald, Betty McFadden, Ella McFadden, Francis McKeown, Mike Meaney, Barbara Mecci, Vincent Meinke, Terry Miller, Carl Miller, Danny Moneypenny, Steve Moroski, Michael Morrison, Ronald Mosier, Sheila Mozart, Melanie Mucci, Gloria Mummey, Jennifer Munson, Kathy Neidi, Dave Newcomb, Janet Nickels, Steve Niinisto, Joanne Norton, Donna Notte, Robert Noullet, Norman Nyquist, John Orrenmaa, Paula Palo, Richard Passmore, Karen Parker, Darla Patrick, Patty Petrik, Richard Phillips, Karen Phillips, Marjorie Phillips, Mark Picard, Janiece 24 Picard, Mike Picard, Renee Polchosky, Jack Potter, Doreen Powell, Roger Puffer, Tom Punkar, David Purdy, Rex Raines, Marcia Ralph, Pam Rapose, Bruce Reith, Lori Reo, Kathy Rhodes, Elliott Richards, Ricki Richards, Tom Roath, Agnes Roberts, Rex Rood, Diana Rood, Kenny Rose, Martha Roscinski, Andy Rzeszutek, Dave Salsbury, Jim Sanford, Mike Schatz, Sue Schlaich, Dawn Schmidt, Stephen Schor, Richard Schweingruber, Dave Scott, Debbie Sedmak, Paul Seegert, Cheryl Seppi, Diana Shumake, Tamara Shumate, Lee 3mile, Thomas Smith, John Smith, Meryl Somppi, Audrey Somppi, Debbie Specht, Chris Spencer, Louis Stearns, Linda Stolson, Jon Strader, Bill Stuckey, Jim Summers, Gregory 25 Sumner, Brian Sutley, James Swalley, Sue Szalai, Eugene Tackett, Mike Tarlton, Judy Taylor, Cheryl Taylor, Raymond Terry, Russell Thompson, Cecil Thompson, Renee Thompson, Rick Tinney, Charles Titus, Karen Todaro, Carmela Todaro, Louis Todd, Barry Todd. Roberta Trutwin, Ed Turk, Denise Tuttle, Patty Vandermark, Helen VanSlyke. Steve VanTassell, Bonnie Vento, Elizabeth Vickery, Sandi Wallace, Joyce Walls, Debbie Wanda, Gary Warren, Debbie Waters, Vicki Webb, Beth Weeston, Randy Wheeler, Diane Wiggins, Chris Wiley, David Williams, Dave Williams, Diane Williams, Joy Williams, Phyllis Williams, Scott Williamson, Mark Wilson, Mark Wiser, Bonnie Wojtowicz, Frank Wortman, Kenneth Yendridge, Rose Yopp,Gayle 26 Yourchak, Renee Zappitelli, Debbie Zappitelli, Francis Sophomore Executive Committee Row 1: J. Nyquist, R. Roberts, A. Anderson, S. Brown, J. Smith, K. Gerdes, P. Garcia. M. Williamson, B. Sumner. Row 2: N. Bosick, C. Greenfield, B. Brooks, C. Allee, A. Hartman, T. Shumake, M. Raines, K. Munson, R. Yourchak, J. Williams. Row 3: R. Picard, P. Orrenmaa, M. Griswold. Row 4: D. Zappitelli, K. Boehm, L. Fundermark. N. DeMarco, A. Koman. 27 Spartan Boosters Keep The Beat Going 29 30 38 62 68 118 122 126 128 Girls’ Basketball Football Cross Country Basketball Wrestling Track Baseball Golf Tennis 28 Girls Keep Basketball Tradition My girdle is killing me.” Let’s hear it! Who’s got a comb?” Tie for NEC Champions 5-1 Row 1, (l-r): R. Copeck, L. Mononen, L. Raines, J. Wallis, P. McCorkle, J. Wojtowicz, G. Mucci, P. Halter, L. Vento. Row 2, (l-r): S. Rhoades, J. Wojtowicz, J. Robertson, P. Greenwood, T. Hall, N. Church, S. Vickery. Row 3, (l-r): B. Graham, N. Downes, B. Curtis, D. Pearce, T. Simpson, L. Freeman, R. Yourchak, D. Coates, G. Campbell, I. Miller. Let’s win this one, girls!” • 29 No, girls, the numbers aren’t your shirt sizes. Row 1: P. Brubaker, P. Rich, H. Wolford, L. Jones, D. Wyman, J. Neton, J. Garcia, J. Gross, B. Loomis, L. DiNunzio, G. Richards, D. Bosick, R. Carr, B. Stough, D. Shean, L. Issac. Row 2: L. Clark, M. McCorkle, M. Allshouse, M. Clancy, M. Wofford, J. McGauthiar, R. Ferl, B. Sumner, C. Arcaro, T. Richards, D. Frank, C. Griswold, M. Pignotti, B. Pearce, J. Parma. Row 3: F. McFadden, C. Hicks, D. English, M. Phillips, M. Curtis, C. Gaugh, T. Lengyel, D. Dello, R. Richards, D. Williams, S. Bunnell, M. Laughlin, K. Mischka, L. Peterson, T. Emery, J. Tessmer. Row 4: J. Stucky, B. Funk, J. Royal, M. McKeown, D. Rzeszutek, B. Notte, M. Sanford, J. Nyquist, D. Todaro, R. Eldred, K. Conway, M. Williamson, S. Moneypenny, B. Rapose, M. Eccleston. Scores 6 Conn. 22 Kenston 8 Conn. 28 J.F.K. 8 Conn. 42 Bula 30 Conn. 0 P.V. 12 Conn. 47 Harbor 22 Conn. 30 Edgewood 0 Conn. 14 St. John 0 Conn. 21 Jefferson 0 Conn. 30 Geneva 6 Conn. 36 Madison Go Team! Coach Ed Hartmann and Co-Captains Paul Rich and Jeff Gross. 30 Doug BO”Bosick End 2 year letterman The Beat Subsides Pat Brew” Brubaker H.B. 2 year letterman Seniors of 71 Row 1: Jim Garcia. Jim Neton, Paul Rich, Larry Jones. Dave Shean, Doug Bosick, Karl Mischka Row 2: Jeff Gross. Larry Isaac. Butch Loomis, Pat Brubaker, Don Wyman. 31 Doug “BO Bosick End 2 year letterman The Beat Subsides Pat “Brew” Brubaker H.B. 2 year letterman Seniors of 71 3) .ONHEAl Thanks a lot, guys”. 33 Butch Woody Loomis F.B., 3 years Seniors 35 Don ‘‘Jack’’ Wyman 3 year letterman Football Sweetheart The 1970-1971 Homecoming Queen Miss Claudia Thompson As the moon glowed in the sky of the cold, crisp autumn evening of Homecoming 1970, October 2, seven nervous girls anticipated the choice for Homecoming Queen. In the silence of the stadium, the Queen was announced, Miss Claudia Thompson. In her tears of relieved happiness, Her Majesty with her Court reigned during the victory over Pymatuning. As in tradition, the following evening the Queen and her Court reigned over the annual Homecoming Dance. Kiki De Sarrazin Terry Johnson Laurie Raines 37 Cross-Country Covers Ground Row 1: F. Spencer. P. Garcia. D. Todaro, J. Stolson, R. Roberts, S. Brown, R. Wood. Row 2: Coach Biscotti, F. Frank, B. Schlosser, K. Gerdes, J. Gerdes, J. Anthony, B. Fuller, B. Smith. The team has lived up to more than their expectations. Through hard work this summer, they have developed into a fine squad, and their record shows it.”—Coach Biscotti Season’s Scores Conneaut 21 Jefferson 37 Conneaut 22 St. John’s 34 Conneaut 35 Edgewood 23 Conneaut 20 Girard 41 Conneaut 26 Harbor 29 Conneaut 15 Grand Valley 45 Conneaut 17 Pymatuning 45 Conneaut 19 Astabula 38 N.E.C.— -2nd. place District- —7th. place 'Low score wins N.E.C. nominees Jon Stolson and Kerry Gerdes. 38 Seniors Give Experience Jim Anthony Fred Frank Jeff Gerdes Finish 2nd Place N.E.C. Finish 7th in District 39 Randy Wood Bill ‘‘Willy Schlosser Bob Fuller Kerry Gerdes Jon Stolson Rex Roberts 40 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Spirit!!!! (L to R): Ann Koman, Barb Ocshier, Kathy Boehm, Lori Fundermark, Debbie Zeppitelli, Nancy DeMarco. Home Ec assistants for the Cooking Department are Cheryl Dalrymple, Marcia Herrmann, Martha Bess, and Roberta Zoratti. Learning Through Experience CHEMISTRY ASSISTANTS: Jim Neton, Terry Gill, and Jeff Gerdes. CAFETERIA ASSISTANTS: Joy Williams, Pam Legg, Donald Clugh, and Robert Gestwicki. 44 Left to Right: Gloria Garvey, Linda Homestead, Claudia Thompson, Debbie Funk, Joyce Moneypenny, Marcia Kreiger, Alonna Smith, Jackie Fuller, Julie Pennell. Left to Right: Carolyn Gibson, Kim Johnson, Laura Connors. Diane Rood, Karen Kleimo. Roberta Mountgomery. Bonnie Kraus. Office Assistants Left to Right: Lou Ann Zeppetella, Kathy Bristol. Kathy Raevouri, Sue You-has, Gail Myers, Pam Rintanen. 45 Jim Garcia. Tom Ryan. Pat Brubaker. Mark Brady. Delegates To Boys’ and Girls’ State Represent CHS Valorie Plank. Cheryl Funk. Citizens Of the Month Sitting: Pat Brubaker. Randy Wood. Standing: Tom Yourchak. Peggy Greenwood, Nancy Punkar, and Bill Braxton. Its Academic Team Sitting: Andy Yaros, Jeff Gerdes. Al Colby. Standing: Barb Wiley. Jim Anthony. John Wadley, and Doug Hall. The team was coached by Miss Helman. 47 Library Assistants L to R: Debbie Roth, Linda Rudler, Debbie Kantola, Janet Fails, Linda Minken, Robin Swift, Jackie Fuller, Bonnie Dixon, Sara Finlaw, Margaret Harco, Gloria Gleason. Gym Assistants Row 1, L to R: Lenore Dibbs, Pam Ritanen, Becky Orennama, Ann Aiken, Lou Ann Zeppetella, Beverly Fedor. Row 2: Joyce Wojtowicz, Robin David, Judy Wojtowicz, Barb Fitzmartin, Tricia Hall, Laura Cox, Nancy Warren, Joyce Moneypenny. 48 Hi Life Row 1, I to r: Patty Perkoski, Linda Hawley. Eric Dauwen, Mike Prescott. Row 2: Joan Perkoski, Beth Todd, Bonnie Short, Larry Latva. Row 3: Tom Kozesky, Don Wyman, Donna Derseweh, Bill Marshall. The purpose of Journalism I is to acquaint the students with the practical aspects of writing in journalistic style. It teaches students the fundamentals of gathering information, and conveying it accurately, fairly, and in an interesting style. Students also issue two editions of the “Spartan Hi Life, the high school newspaper as a cuminat-ing lab-type experience. The purpose of Journalism II is to acquaint students with the various adjuncts of the mass media. They study practices and principles of news magazines, newspapers, television, and radio. The students also issue three editions of the “Spartan Hi Life, the high school newspaper. Journalism Class 49 Row 1, I to r: Susan Watson, Sandy Banfield, Rosemary Mucci. Pam Drennan. Row 2: Sally Castrilla. Janet Fails, Linda Freeman, Debbie McCollister. Row 3: Marcia Peaspanen. Bill Hill. Rick Markijohn, Robert Spaulding, Bob Lebzelter, Don Hicks I Tattler Staff Bonnie Kraus Editor-in-Chief Seniors and Activities Jeff Gross Co-Editor Sports Only the Tattler Staff knows the responsibility, organization, headaches, and downright hard work that goes into the publishing of a yearbook. The Staff spent many hours, days, and months in selecting theme, paper, printing, cover, scheduling and taking pictures, organizing pages, and meeting deadlines. Not pictured, but a representative of the Staff at the Vocational School is Bob Rood. Don Wyman Sports John Damon Photographer Ads Tom Yourchak Treasurer Ads 50 in Action Linda Betts Karen Kleimo Kathy Finlaw Underclassmen and Introduction Tom Kallio Assistant Treasurer Ads R. L. Johnson Ads Larry Latva Ads and Sports We would like to extend a very special thank you and appreciation to Mr. John Tyler for all the time he spent in photography, developing, and printing pictures for us. Also, we appreciate Mr. Blick's photography and patience in working with us. Also, we wish to thank Miss Chartron for all her time, patience, and organization as Advisor to the Tattler Staff. —The Editors Mary Parker Marcella Brown Linda Wickersha Seniors and Activities it t Then Juniors Set the Tempo ... Officers (left to right) Susan Schenck, Marcia Kirk, Amy King, Lou Ann Zep-pettella. Executive Committee Row 1, (l-r): Marcia Kirk, Lou Ann Zep-pettella, Amy King, Susan Schenck. Row 2: Georgia Betts, Barb Fitzmartin, Sally Griffey. Row 3: Rosemary Mucci, Becky West, Sandy Gill, Debby Weaver. Row 4: Jim Rose, Greg Wnoroski, Paul Reo, Jeff Cheney, Tom Kallio. Row 5: George Thayer, Bill Shlosser, Jill Lowery, Larry Sharpe, Pete Death-erage, James Oatman. ■■'f Adams, Steve Aiken, Ann Allshouse, Dan Allshouse, Mike Anderson, Susan Anthony, Dave Ashby, Carl Bagnall, Carol Banfield, Sandy Barnes. Larry Bartone, Marty Batchelor, Scott Bennett, Keith Benson, Ricky Berridge, Judy Bertolotti, Mark Best, Robin Betts, Georgia Betts, Linda Birchbicler, John Blakeslee, Tim Blenman, Karen Blood, Greg Blood, Jeft Boehm, Gary Bort, William Bradley. Barbara Brennan,Joe Brennan, Sue Brown, Marcella Brzeczk, David Burcham, Jeff Burdick, Douglas Burdick, Duane Butts, Randy Campbell, Brenda Carlson, Cathy Chapin, Scott Cheney, Jeff Chicatelli, William Church, Timothy Clancy, Mike Clark, Janet Clark, Larry Clemens, David Clugh, Donald Coccitto, Janet Colby, MaryJo 55 Dinger, Judy DiNunzio, Louie Donnelly, James Dratwa, Loretta Drennen, Pam English, Dave Estes, Mary Ann Fedor, Beverly Cole, Jean Collins, Ted Connors, Gail Connors, Laura Copeck, Robin Cornuet, Janie Coxon, Roy Crandall, Mike Curtis, Greig Curtis, Lottie Czomply, Sandie Dalrymple, Cheryl Dawson, Bob Deatherage, Pete Deemer, Howard Dello, Dave DeNunzio, Joe DiDiello, Rick Ferl, Robert Ferrio, Karen Fertig, Norma Fields, Dave Fiesler, Theresa Finlaw, Kathy Fitzmartin, Barb Forbes, Jeff Forbes, Joyce Formoso, Linda Fox, Eugene Freeman, Linda Fuller, Robert Gee, Lynda Gibson, Carolyn Green, Jerry Giesy, Glenda Gildone, Susan 56 Gill, Sandy Glogoski, Andrew Goodiel, Kathy Green, Paul Green, Pete Greenfield, Joe Griffey, Sally Gross, Nancy Gruey, Dee Gruzosky, James Gunter, Calvin Gurto, David Hall, Douglas Halter, Peggy Harkabus, Lynne Harris, Anita Harris, Kathy Hawkins, Debbie Humalainen, Eric Irish, Jeff Jackson, Jerry Jackson, Rex Jarvi, Tim Johnson, Kim Johnson, Ray Johnson, Sare Jones, Bob Jones, Debbie Kallio, Richard Kallio, Thomas Kantola, Debbie Kehoe, Pat Kelly, Cynthia Kernahan, Pat Kesatie, Judy Keyser, Tom Hazen, James Helfinstine, Steve Henderson, Dawn Herrmann, Marcia Hicks, Chris Hicks, Donald Hoagland, Kathy Hope, Pam 57 King, Amy Kirk, Marcia Knauff, Connie Kohlman, Kathy Koontz, Pat Kurtz, Tom Laitinen, Mark LaMont, George Lebzelter, Robert Livingston, Debbie Lockwood, Amy Loomis, Dale Loomis, Robin Lowery, Jill Mackey, Bob Markijohn, Rick McCollister, Debbie McCorkle, Mike McDonald, Ken McGauthiar, John McIntosh, Chris Meaney, Charles Meyer, Debbie Meyer, Joe Michaels, Gary Michelini, Mary Milleiv Irene Minkin, Lynda Mondy, Deborah Mucci, John Mucci, Rosemary Mullins, Jerry Murtha, Cheryl Nappi, Luanne Naykki, David Oatman, James Ocshier, Barb Olmstead, Linda Orrenmaa, Pam Oster, Dick Ozolek, Barb Parker, Sandy Parma, Joe Pearce, Barry Pearce, Debbie Peaspanen, Marsha Perkoski, Dave Perkoski, Patty 58 Peterson, George Peterson, Larry Pignotti, Michael Platt, Carol Plosila, Judy Poff, Mike Potter, Nancy Rantamaki, Eino Reo, Paul Richards, Barb Richards, Tim Riddle, Janet Rockwell, Harry Rockwell, Richard Rood, Thomas Rose, James Ross, Deborah Roth, Debbie Rudler, Linda Ruland, Randy Runyan, Dinah Russo, Rocco Schenck, Susan Schlosser, William Schor, Joanne Scott, Mark Sedwick, Janet Sharp, Dennis Sharpe, Larry Schatz, John Shelemberger, Jeff Simpson, Teresa Sleigh, George Slider, James Smothers, Lynette Snyder, Mike Snyder, Wayne Spaulding, Robert Specht, Peggy Spink, Larry Staley, Sandy Starkey, Tim Stillwagon, Linda Stough, Robert Summers, Ronnie Swift, Robyn Temple, James Tessmer, Jim 59 Thayer, George Theiss, Debbie Tinker, Kathryn Vernon, Rosemarie Vickery, Randy Wadley, John Walton, Terry Warren, Nancy Watson, Suzanne Weaver, Debi West, Becky Wheeler, Bruce Wheeler, Jack Wheeler, Paul White, Nancy Whitman, Debbie Williams, Janice Wilson, Bonnie Windish, Ronald Wnoroski, Greg Wolford, Herman Wofford, Morris Wojtowicz, Judy Wojtowicz, Joyce Wojtowicz, Pat Wood, Paulette Woodard, Robert Woodworth, Leslie Wright, Craig Wright, Robert 60 Spoon River Anthology “There is no sweeter thing nor fate more blessed than to sleep; here World, I pass you like an orange to a child. I can know more with you. Do what you will . . . Spoon River Anthology by Edgar Lee Masters is a collection of poems describing about sixty different characters from a small town called Spoon River, Illinois. All of these characters are dead as they reflect upon their lives from a cemetery in Spoon River. Under the talented direction of Mr. Stephen Rhodes, Spoon River Anthology opened on the evening of November 20, 1970, which was a memorable and exciting evening for all involved in the cast and crew. Row 1, I to r: Sally Griffey, Bonnie Kraus, Gloria Gleason, Laura Connors, Linda Freeman. Row 2: Barry Pearce, Don Wyman, Mark Reffner, Bill Marshall, Dave Fields. 70 Spartan Basketball L. to r.: G. Richards, R. Carr, J. Gross, J. Colson, B. Braxton, J. Anthony. Row 2: R. Taylor, J. Wadley, T. Humphrey, R. Ferl, T. Richards, T. Church, C. Schrieber. Row 3: Coach Fails, J. Wheeler, A. Anderson, P. Garcia, H. Wolford, E. Dauwen, K. Gerdes, Coach Freeman. Row 4: B. Sumner, T. Puffer, J. Kesatie, S. Moneypenney, D. Punkar, J. Nyquist, J. Stolson. 62 Number Two Jim Anthony Sr. 1 year letterman Harder 63 Time Out! Rudy Carr Sr. 1 year letterman Gary Richards Sr. 1 year letterman Tim Humphrey Soph. 1 year letterman L to R: Head Coach Harry Fails. Jeff Gross. John Colson, Robbie Ferl, Bill Braxton. Tim Richards, Rudy Carr. Jim Anthony. Gary Richards. Tim Humphrey. Tim Church, John Wadley, Ray Taylor. 64 Startin’ Jr. Tim Richards 2 year letterman 2nd Team NEC-County Jr. Robbie Ferl 2 year letterman 65 A Braxton drive kept things alive. Take no jive from the Spartan five. Spartans Take 2nd in N.E.C. Soph. Ray Taylor 1 year letterman Jr. John Wadley 1 year letterman Swan Lake? 66 12-7 Church, Taylor sandwich. Eric Dauwen Our A.F.S. star C.H.S. Silly Boy Spartan Wrestlers Row 1: D. Todaro, R. Wood, K. Kurdas, D. Williams, C. Mallory. Row 2, I. to r.: B. Fuller, D. Zappitelli, L. Peterson, B. Litwiler, M. Pignotti, J. McGauthiar, B. Stough. Square-Off Randy Wood 3 year Letterman Dominick Todaro 2 time NEC Champ Kip Kurdas 2 time NEC Champ Bob Fuller, Jr. Valuable Bob Stough, Jr. In 1-13 Season John McGauthiar, Jr. Experience Dan Zappitelli. Jr. Juniors Gain Mike Pignotti, Jr. i Coach Bell’s Matmen Dave Williams. Soph. Larry Peterson, Jr. Prepare And Build Parma Joe, Jr. For Bright Future Charlie Mallory. Soph. Roger Litwiler, Soph. 70 Swings Stage Band Front Row, left to right: C. Greenfield, P Koontz, P. Greenfield. A. Colby. J. Gerdes. Row 2: C. Thayer. B. Sch-losser. H. Casey, B. Marvin, S. Blake. S. Shatz. Row 3: N. Noulett. L. Sharpe. D. Rose. B. Lotzow. D. Burdick. D. Andes. J. Rose Representatives Row 1, left to right: N. Long. P. Koontz. Row 2: S. Blake. B. Schlos-ser. S. Downes. B. Lotzow. D. Parks. Played in Navy Band Left to Right: A. Colby. V. Plank. B. Marvin, E. Long. P. Greenwood. D. Parks. 73 Left to Right: B Dixo K. Notte. M. Anderso P. Wood. I Moon. Wojtowicz. L. Willard. ( Weaver. K. Harris. Legg, T. Schmidt. Schor. J. Hager (not picture, but on drill tear N. Gross. K. Goodiel. Hope, and B. West). I � i i Row 1, left to right: f Greenwood. E. Long. ( Nyquist. B Marvin. I Casey. Row 2: L. Moi onen. C. Funk. S. Downe A Colby. J. Pugh. Frank. Row 3: B Lotzov D. Parks. B. Somppi. Raines. M. Hall. D. Wal bridge. D. Bryant. C. Ta lor. CHS Band in Concert Beth Marvin Valorie Plank Row t: Janet Riddle. Pam Drennen, Debbie McCollister. Lynn Harkabus. Row 2: Debbie Funk. Valorie Plank. Diane Moisio, Beth Marvin, and Debbie Walbridge. 75 With the Choir in Key, i. it irr t� ,! 3 r . t ' JtV, C.H.S. Choir: Row 1: B. Meaney, L. Hayes, C. Platt, S. Gildone, B. Ocshier, S. Griffey, C. Todaro, R. Vernon, R. Picard, T. Johnson, P. Castrilla, C. Crombie, J. Mummey, P. Tuttle. M. Smith. Row 2: G. Giesy, L. Anderson, D. Roush, P. Legg, C. Funk, J. Edgley, S. Gill, B. Fitzmartin, N. Warren, L. Fowler, D. Richards, L. Dibbs, J. Perkoski, L. Baugher, N. Downes. Row 3: S. Anderson, G. Campbell, K. Kohlman, C. Gibson, A. Aiken, P. Halter, L. Connors, D. Fields, L. Latva, D. Neide, K. Colucci, R. Copeck, W. Hill, D. Harris, C. Bertolotti, P. Perkoski, L. Latva, L. Freeman. Row 4: C. Murtha, C. Lawrence, L. Betts, G. Betts, J. Bailey, L. Shackle, L. Willard, E. Dauwen, B. Somppi, D. Wyman, C. Thayer, J. Garcia, L. Sharpe, J. Oatman, T. Hall, M. Bartone, M. McCorkle, I. Miller, D. Poole, K. DeSarrazin, I. Moon, P. Picard, M. Michelini. SENIOR MEMBERS: Row 1, I to r: D. Roush, P. Legg, C. Funk, J. Edgley, T. Johnson, P. Castrilla, C. Crombie, I. Moon, C. Bertolotti, D. Harris. Row 2: L. Fowler, L. Willard, J. Bailey, D. Richards, L. Shackle, T. Hall, K. DeSarrazin, D. Poole, L. Dibbs, J. Perkoski, P. Picard, M. Michelini. Row 3: E. Dauwen, B. Somppi, L. Latva, D. Neide, J. Garcia, B. Hill, D. Wyman, K. Colucci. The Beat Goes on Swing Choir: Row 1, I to r: B. Fitzmartin, B. Ocshier, S. Griffey, R. Vernon, R. Reo, N. Downes. Row 2: S. Gill, L. Willard, L. Connors, D. Poole, D. Richards, M. Michelini. Row 3: L. Latva, D. Wyman, C. Thayer, J. Garcia, J. Oatman, T. Hall, J. Gerdes, M. Barton, D. Harris. Choir Officers L to R: Debbie Harris, Larry Latva, Marty Bar-tone, Chip Thayer and Sue Gildone. Girls Ensemble: Row 1, I to r: S. Gildone, B. Ocshier, C. Bertolotti, C. Crombie, P. Drennen, J. Riddle, S. Anderson, L. Fundermark. Row 2: A. Aiken, D. Poole, S. Ansbro, R. Reo. M. Peaspanen. C. Funk. Row 3: B. Fitzmartin, C. Thompson. J. Lowery, P. Legeza. B. Graham, C. Lawrence. Row 4: L. Shackle, L. Arbuckle, G. Myers. T. Hall, B. Webb. M. Michelini. Christmas Princess Nancy Punkar The Snow Court consists of Mary Lou Anderson escorted by Doug Bosick; Joan Perkoski escorted by Don Wyman; Nancy Punkar escorted by Pat Brubaker; Jackie Fuller escorted by Jim Anthony; Cindy Thompson escorted by Larry Jones; and Bonnie Short escorted by Bill Grable. TATTLER COURT: John Colson and lla Moon, Doug Bosick and Lori Willard, Peggy Greenwood and Jim Neton. Karen Kleimo and Dayle Ellis, Karen Notte and Jeff Gross. 79 Languages Broaden Horizons FRENCH CLUB: Row 1: B. Lebzelter, B. Wheeler, J. Pennell, V. Plank, L. Harkabus, C. Wright, B. Spaulding. Row 2: T. Carmichael, R. Reo, S. Schenck. G. Mucci, S. Czompoly, C. Tadaro, D. Dunn. Row 3: D. Henderson, T. Simpson, J. Williams. R. Vernon. B. Roth, R. Mucci. D. Mondy. M. Michelini, B. Fedor, J. Gerdes. Row 4: S. Vickery, J. Dickey. L. Fundermark. B. Graham. B Brooks. R. Yourchak, N. DeMarco, K. Phillips. Row 5: B. Koontz, L. Brewer, C. Nyquist, D. Norton, M. Raines. D Zappitelli, D. Schlaich. Row 6: J. Anthony, R. Sutley. B. Funk, D. Frank, G. Gill, D. Neide, A. Anderson. E. Dauwen. Row 7: S. Blake. K. Conway, P. Deatherage, K. Gerdes, C. Gaukel. LATIN CLUB: Row 1: K. Boehm, J. Nyquist, A. King, G. Wnoroski. Row 2: Kiki, G. Boehm, D. Mondy, L. Dratwa, C. Carlson, Mrs. Lampi, advisor. Row 3: J. Gross, L. Connors, D. Brundage. B. Dixon, D. Moisio. S. Rhodes. P. Greenwood Row 4: S. Chapin, R. Coxon, J. Gruzosky, N. Long, M. Griswold. K. Munson, R. Picard. D. Turk, D. Gee Row 5: F. Zappitella. M. Legeza, D. Punkar, J. Stolson, R. Roberts. B. Notte. 80 Student Council Student Council Officers for this year included: Andy Ya-ros. President; Peggy Greenwood, Secretary; Marsha Peaspanen, Treasurer; and Doug Hall, Vice-President. This year’s Conneaut High School Student Council kept itself busy throughout the year. As their first major project, they successfully handled the Homecoming activities in October. From then on, they planned the Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, and Pep Assemblies. Also, at Christmas, they assumed the responsibility of the Kiwanis Christmas project. Besides this, to raise money, the Council sponsored bake sales, record hops, and the selling of carnations at Christmas. Row 1, I to r: Andy Yaros, Marsha Peaspanen, Peggy Greenwood, Eric Dauwen, Doug Hall. Row 2: Bonnie Kraus, Harry Casey, Beth Marvin, Elaine Long, Peggy Halter, Renee Yourchak, Laurie Raines, Marcia Raines, Barb Oschier, Cathy Carlson. Row 3: Dave Punkar, Phil Garcia, Jeff Gerdes, Terry Simpson, Pam Hope, Cheryl Murtha, Debbie Gee, Nancy Bosick, Melanie Mozart, Marcia Kirk. Row 4: Jim Anthony, Jim Neton, Al Colby, Barry Pearce, Jo DiNunzio, Pat Brubaker, Tom Yourchak, Polly Wood, Carolyn Gibson. Row 5: Dave Laakso, Dave Neide, Charles Strawbridge, Jim Garcia, Sam Chirakos. Jon Stolson, Tim Humphrey. 81 Activities Encourage Involvement JUNIOR RED CROSS Alonna Smith, Julie Pennell, Donna Derseweh. Anita Harris. Robin Copeck, Cathy Carlson. PEP CLUB: Row 1: D. Brundage, L. Sharp, K. Phillips. R. Yourchak. J. Fowler. S. Rhoades. Kiki. C. Nyquist. L. Willard. S. Downes. D. Gee. R. Storozuk. Row 2: T. Shumake. K. Raevouri, D. Moisio, V. Plank. M. Michelini. D. Richards. L. Fowler. S. Chirokos. B. Orrenmaa. S. Wilson, D. Poole. L. Arbuckle. P. Church, S. Swalley. B. Meaney Row 3: B. Wiley. L. Wickersham. J. Williams. D. Henderson. J. Bailey. S. Gildone. N. Warren. P. Halter. A. Aiken, J. Cole, J. Kirkwood. C. Greenfield. P. Legeza. D. Zappitelli, S. Brennan. C. Crombie. Row 4: B. Brooks. J. Williams. J. Anthony. L Harkabus. L. Freeman, G. Betts. L. Betts. D. Dunn. D. Schlaich, N. DeMarco. K. Boehm. T. Simpson. L. Minken. C. Allee. Row 5: M. Rose. M. Mozart. A. Koman. K. Munson. M. Raines. B. Oschier, C. Thompson, J. Boal. L. Anderson, N. Long. M. Griswold. D. Norton. R. Picard. N. Gross. C. Carlson. T. Hall. S. Schenck. Row 6: M. Herrmann. J. Coccito. M. Michelini. D. Andes. B Wheeler. S. Vickery, J. Finlaw. L. Funder-mark. L. Dibbs. C. Taylor. G. Myers. T. Yourchak. T. Belnap. Row 7: R Coxon. D Burdick. C. Wright. B Spaulding. C. Thayer. S. Blake. W. Schlosser. P. Deatherage. E. Dauwen. J. Oatman. P. Brubaker. C. Strawbridge. R. Wood. A.F.S.: Row 1: N. Punkar, J. Lowery, J. Gerdes, C. Nyquist, E. Dauwen, K. DeSarrazin, V. Plank, S. Gill, M. Michelini. Row 2: S. Rhoades, L. Arbuckle, J. Robertson, A. Harris, D. Picard, D. Richards, J. Hager, C. Carlson, S. Schenck, P. Koontz, J. Woj-towicz. Row 3: M. Peaspanen, P. Rintanen, G. Myers, M. Michelini, J. Coccito, J. Wojtowicz, R. Copeck, E. Long, L. Willard, K. Raevuori. Row 4: S. Wilson, B. Orrenmaa, L. Dibbs, C. Taylor, C. Allee, L. Anderson, J. Garcia, J. Oatman, P. Deatherage, S. Blake. Art Club: L to R: B. Marshall, J. Cheney, S. Schlaich, B. Lotzow, D. Rood, B. Todd, P. Ralph, B. Koontz, D. Derseweh. R. Reo. T. Carmichael, M. Jones, B. Hill, J. Perkoski, D. Tuttle, B. VanTassell, L. Burr, S. Swalley, D. Poole. S. Chirokos, L. Arbuckle, C. Taylor, L. Miller, N. Downes, P. Wood, T. Simpson, C. Ashley, A. King, M. Scott, J. Cole. 83 Seniors Crescendo the Tune While the Beat Goes on . . . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: L to R: Charles Strawbridge, treasurer: Kathy Raevouri, secretary: Jim Garcia, president; Merceda Michelini, vice-president. 86 We've only just begun to live, White lace and promises, A kiss for luck and we're on our way. We've only begun, Before the rising sun, We fly So many roads to choose, We'll start out walking and learn to run. And yet we've just begun . , . Sharing horizons that are new to us, Watching the signs along the way. And when evening comes . . . We smile So much of life ahead, We'll find a place where there's room to grow, And yet we’ve just begun . . . —The Carpenters Mary Louise Anderson Chester Anthony Arcaro. Jr. Judy Ann Bailey Janice Marie Barker Laureen Dae Arbuckle Jennings Lee Bailey, Jr Thomas Paul Baker Donald Owen Batdorl 87 r Spirit of 71!! Charlotte Marie Beeman Thomas Michael Belnap Dennis L. Bennett Cynthia Lyn Bertolotti Martha Ellen Bess Michael Lloyd Betteys John Michael Bidwell 88 Donald Lloyd Braden Jr. Denise Kay Blood Douglass Michael Bosick David E. Bowers Edna Mae Brainard David Royal Bort Rachel Ann Briscoe Mathew R. Bovee Karen Ann Bowser William Randolph Braxton 89 1 Ronald F. Brundage. Jr. Darlene Marie Bryant Ride along the winds of time and see where we have been, The glorious age of Camelot, when Guinevere was Queen. It all unfolds before your eyes As Merlin casts his spell. Kathleen Ann Bristol William Richard Burr Carolyn Marie Case Michael J. Castrilla Patrick DeVinney Brubaker Sally Jo Castrilla David Nicholas Christopher Janice Jean Capela Harry E. Casey. Jr. Patricia Marie Castrilla 90 Sylvia Ann Chirakos Albert Anthony Colby, Jr. The seven wonders of the world he’ll lay before your feet, In far-off lands, on distant shores, so many friends to meet. Are you sitting comfortably? Let Merlin cast his spell. —The Moody Blues Robin Marie David Eric Karel Dauwen John Richard Colson Eric Thomas Cooper Carol Annette Crombie Donna Maria Derseweh Kenneth Paul Colucci Laura Grace Cox John Michael Damon Lenore Diane Dibbs 91 SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Row 1: Jim Garcia, Charles Strawbridge, Merceda Michelini, Kathy Ravouri Row 2: Bonnie Dixon, Bonnie Short, Barb Wiley. Row 3: Bill Braxton. Karen Kleimo, Laurie Raines. Row 4: Roger Storozuk, Tom Belnap, Dianne Moisio. Row 5: Fred Frank, Jim Mam, Melody Jones. Row 6: Doug Bosick, Jim Anthony, Joan Hager. Gary Allen Dinger Sally Louise Downes Bonnie Lou Dixon Judith Lynn Edgley Gary Arnold Dombrowsky Rebecca E. Eighmy Robert N. Downes Kaarlo Victor Elonen 92 Dayle Burton Ellis Janet M. Fails Harry Eugene Emery Gary Alan Finlaw Cynthia Sue English John E. Frishkorn Theodore E. English Lorna D. Fowler 93 Seniors Stand on the Fred Louis Frank Jacelen Fuller Cheryl Ann Funk James Paul Garcia Gloria Jean Garvey Jeffrey Scott Gerdes Terry Lee Gill Gloria Anne Gleason William Lawrence Grable Daniel Allan Greenlee Peggy Ann Greenwood Frank Jeffrey Gross 94 Threshold of a Dream Linda R. Hall Margaret Jane Harco Joan M. Hager Russell David Hart Tricia Lynn Hall Deborah Susan Harris Gabriele Margot Helf Robert Terry Hathy Linda Jean Hawley Fawn Elaine Hodgins 95 Ronald Michael Herb William C. Hill Robert John Jacobs Gerald Lee Johnson If you seek a sweet fulfillment . . . of the love for which you yearn . . . you will find it I am certain ... if you give love in return ... if you wish for glowing tenderness ... it will come, I am sure . . . but you must first supply the bait ... to those you hope to lure ... if you want to be regarded ... as a person folks will trust . . . you’ve got to be a person . . . who is most sincere and just . . . to have friends you must be friendly . . . for this is the only way to cultivate the field of life . . . with things to make you gay . . . those who think this life is dreary . . . seldom ever do their part ... to help another soul to rise ... or ease an aching heart . . . so remember what I’ve written . . . it will save you much regret . . . to gain some happiness you have . . . to give before you get. —Ben Burroughs Larry Wilbur Isaac Mary Lou Knight Melody Brook Jones Carol Ann Kamppi Karen Ann Kleimo Oscar J. Kobernik, Jr. Terryl Zoe Johnson Joseph Juhasz Harry B. Kirk Charles E. Koykka Some people refuse to grow up. Bonnie Lee Kraus Marcia L. Krieger Thomas Edward Kozesky Terry Allan Loomis Larry L. Latva Elaine Louise Long Nancy Louise Loomis William Martin Lotzow Casimer John Kurdas. Jr. Pamela Jean Legg Claude Roland Loomis James Frank Marn 97 Beth Ann Marvin Merceda Michelle Michelini Joyce Ann Moneypenny Roberta Leigh Montgomery Kevin N. McBride Karl Francis Mischka Linda Louise Mononen I la Janine Moon 98 Karen Marie Notte Thomas Edward Morey Gail Ann Myers James Walter Neton Christine Louise Nyquist Paul G. Mosier, Jr. Michael Anthony Nappi James Cyrenius Newcomb. Jr. Charles Bruce Onion David A. Orrenmaa 99 Rebecca Ann Orrenmaa Mary Irene Parker Dean Wilson Parks Julie Martin Pennell Denise Louise Penniman Joan Frances Perkoski Barbara Marie Peters Debra Kay Poole Michael John Prescott John C. Pugh 100 Laurie Jean Raines Nancy Punkar Richard Paul Purdy Kathryn Elizabeth Raevuori Patricia Lee Raisian Mark Gary Reffner Regina Rae Reo Gary Robert Richards Debra Lynn Richards Donald Allan Riley 101 Ann Marie Roberts Pamela Sue Rintanen “Kiki, what do you think about the boys at C.H.S.?” ■■■ Cherokee Maria De Sarrazin Teresa Marie Schmidt Janette Helen Robertson Donna Elaine Roush Andrew Peter Sabados Charles Arthur Schreiber Robert David Rood Tom H. Ryan Merle Eugene Sackett Bertha Dawn Schweikert 102 Jon A. Serena Louise Beth Shackle Mary Lavonne Simmons Howard L. Spore Timothy James Shumake Jo Ann Shuster Michael L. Sikora Kathryn Ann Sleigh Alonna Smith Bradley James Smith 103 Roger Ray Storozuk Charles Clyde Strawbridge Timothy D. Syfert Some people will do anything to get out of school!! How should I know if it’s soup yet? Debra Susan Tarlton Clarissa Faye Taylor Leslie Jean Tharp Claudia Jean Thompson Cynthia Mary Thompson James Bradley Tuttle Rita Lee Van Slyke Kathleen Renee Vandermark Clayton Wayne Tinker Dominic Harold Todaro Beth Todd Debra Jean Walbridge Cecil A. Walton, Jr. Howard Leslie Walton When the white eagle of the North is flying overhead The browns, reds and golds of autumn lie in gutter, dead. Remember then, that summer birds with wings of fire flaying Came to witness springs new hope, born of leaves decaying. Just as new life will come from death, love will come at leisure. Love of love, love of life and giving without measure Gives in return a wondrous yearn of a promise almost seen. Live hand-in-hand and together we’ll stand on the threshold of a dream. —Graeme Edge of The Moody Blues Frank Vento Barbara Christine Wiley Lori Patricia Willard Donald Douglas Williams Nancy Lee Waters Ronald Giles Watson Lynda Lea Wickersham 106 Andrew F. Yaros Susan Deborah Youhas Thomas Lynn Yourchak Marvin Edward Wiser Randell H. Wood Donald Holt Wyman Gerald Glenn Yopp 107 Debra Colleen Funk Arlene Beatrice Zimmerman Joseph A. Grubke Aminda Lee Holbrook Who knows about tomorrow . . . or just what it will bring . . . it may uncover sorry things . . . or happy songs to sing . . . Tomorrow wears a curtain . . . that humans cannot pierce ... the stage it hides might hold sweet peace ... or maybe something fierce ... if we could view tomorrow . . . before it looms in view . . . perhaps we’d walk a different path . . . and other things pursue . . . with all our modern knowledge ... we still are in the dark ... we never can be certain of . . . the best way to embark . . . but I suppose we’re better off . . . with things the way they are ... for it’s the quest for unknown things . . . that leads us to a star . . . no doubt this is the reason . . . we're destined to suppose . . . for what will be tomorrow . . . only dear God knows. John Edward Roach Roberta Louise Zoratti —Ben Burroughs Camera Shy John L. Ball Robert W. Barnard Daniel Joseph Bernini Thomas Edward Bryant Robert B. Gestwicki Mary Louise Holl Lawrence Anthony Jones Mary Lou Jones Andrew Russell Keenan Norma Jean Kightlinger Paul David Koivisto Lois Irene Lane Edward Metcalf Susan M. Oroszy Fred Daniel Peterson Wilma Elaine Roath Joseph Steven Rockwell Thomas Wendall Rood Floyd Emmett Spencer Bradley Thomas Somppi John Alfred Terrill Edward R. Thorpe Richard Robert Todd David L. Tuttle John Edmond Wagoner 108 Leo Club Picture No. 1 L to R: Craig Wright, Greg Wnoroski, Jim Gruzosky, Bruce Wheeler, Larry Spink, Bill Schlosser, Randy Wood. Picture No. 2 John Damon, Joe Parma, Tom Yourchak, Barry Pearce, Bob Stough, Don Wyman, Eric Dauwen, Pat Brubaker, Rick Markijohn. Picture No. 3: John McGauthier, Jim Oatman, Jim Garcia, Robby Ferl, Mike Pignotti, Ted Collins, Pete Death-erage. In accordance with the recent move toward Women's Lib, the following girls were initiated into Leo Club: Row 1, I to r: Bonnie Kraus, Barb Ocshier, Pam Drennen. Row 2: Gloria Gleason, Julie Pennell, Lou Ann Zeppetella, Jill Lowery. Row 3: Kathy Boehm, Gloria Garvey, Amy King, Debi Weaver. Row 4: Nancy Punkar, Gail Myers, Pam Hope, Claudia Thompson. Row 5: Deb-by McCollister, Joan Perkoski, Donna Derseweh. 109 Big American hot dogs! My foreign friends. The three innocents. Although I am going away, I won’t say good-bye, because you are going with me in a very special place—in my heart. I’ll see you. Los quiero mucho. Work to eat. My first snow. I like it!! My American family. Dear friends, This year is one I never will forget! Your warm friendship and Spartan spirit will be always with me. I’ll miss all those rough football games, basketball, and tennis, the excitement of choir and being a psychiatrist in “Harvey,” the fun I had in the different clubs, the trips with Senior Class and Honor Society and the Prom. I will take all those happy memories, together with your friendship and spirit back to Belgium. I feel so close to each one of you that I will have a hard time to leave you and C.H.S., but perhaps we will see each other again because, after all, it is a small world! “Walk together, talk together, O, ye peoples of the world, then and only then shall we live in peace.” Vrede op aarde aan alle mensen met goede wil!! Spirit of “71” Love, Ralph the Frog One of my favorite sports. Crowning Karen as Tattler Queen. “Happy Birthday to you . . . Ill Jeff In France Jeff and his foreign family. France, 1970, was the one most influential event in my life. Through AFS, I found a new family, and new friends that will always be a part of me, and hopefully, I will be a part of them. My stay in France was the first time I had been truly separated from my environment, and my first reaction was a sort of confusion and questioning of my 17 year old values. But because I knew no one, my new relationships were cultivated in an atmosphere of openness, honesty and friendliness. The moment I forgot I was an Ameri- can, and the moment I did not feel different, a whole new world opened up to me. I began to accept my ideas which I did not want to change. Living with the Leroy family on the southern coast of France, I grew to know and love my parents and my two brothers as I lived and shared in their daily activities. It was not a great “vacation,” it was living and coping with problems of living. The one thing that was really impressed upon my mind is that people are universal. No matter what color a person’s skin is or what country he lives in, he still has opinions, ambitions, and emotions just like I do. He just expresses those things in different ways. I truly believe that AFS is a realistic hope for world peace and understanding. When all the people of the earth can walk together and talk together, then we shall have peace. And to everyone who helped make my AFS experience a reality, I would like to say, “Merci beau-coup, mes amis.” Sailing in the Mediterranean. 112 “Harvey” The members of the cast of Harvey included Mr. Rhodes, director, Jeff Gerdes, Eric Dauwen, Karen Notte, Charlie Strawbridge, Laura Connors, Merceda Michelini, Regina Reo, Paul Rich, Kaarlo Elonen, Bill Marshall, Gloria Gleason, and of course, Harvey. Charlie and Mr. Rhodes pause by the portrait of Elwood and Harvey which was painted by Nancy Punkar. The Senior Class presented Harvey on March 26 and 27, to the delight of its audience. Harvey, a three-act comedy, was under the talented direction of Mr. Stephen Rhodes and student director, Gloria Gleason. The play depicts the family of Elwood P. Dowd, his sister, Veta Simmons, his niece, Myrtle Mae, and, of course, Harvey, a six-foot, invisible white rabbit and the constant companion of Elwood P. Dowd. The cast and crew worked very hard to accomplish an excellent performance. Chris and Elaine were only two of the fantastic stage crew. 113 Senior Superlatives Most Attractive: Karen Kleimo. Chet Arcaro. Most Likely to Succeed: Nancy Punkar, Jeff Gerdes. Most Devilish: Melody Jones. Mike Bittner. Most Shy: Nancy Loomis. Doug Bosick. 114 in Action Most Talkative: Sue Rhodes and Don Riley. Did Most for School: Jan Robertson and Jim Garcia. Most School Spirit: Claudia Thompson and Eric Dauwen. Most Musical: Peggy Greenwood and Al Colby. 115 Best Dancers: Bill Braxton, Lori Willard. Friendliest: Dayle Ellis. Stephany Ansbro. Most Artistic: Bill Lotzow. Regina Reo. Most Athletic: Jeff Gross, Linda Mononen. 117 Coolest: Debbie Harris, Andy Sabados. Biggest Flirt: Karen Notte, Larry Isaac. Tracksters Finish Strong Row 1: W. Schlosser, D. Todaro, R. Carr, F. Gross, J. P. Garcia, T. Gill, C. Gunter, P. Kehoe, H. Wolford, M. Wofford. F. Frank. Row 2: J. Stolson, B. Woodward. J. Wheeler. R. Richards, J. Nyquist, M. Sanford, M. Allshouse, K. Wortman, E. Bonneaud, M. Eccelston. C. Griswold Row 3: J. Grubke. R. Grubke. D. Williams. R. Roberts. B. Sumner. R. Suttley. D. Zeppetella, S. Ger-ricks. Row 4: K. Mischka. B. Loomis. K. Gerdes. M. Abbey. J. Kesatie, E. Baumgardner. B. Fuller, D. English. Coach Joe Zingaro. Coach Bill Fails. 118 880 Relay Team Wins Big Jr. Herman Wolford, Jr. Calvin Gunter, Jr. Morris Wofford. Sr. Karl Mischka. 1st. place 1st. place 1st. place 2nd.place 2nd.place 10th. place Sectional track N.E.C. meet Hexagonal meet Mentor Relays News-Herald relays District Fred Frank 2 miler 1 year letterman Claude (Butch) Loomis discus, lows, mile relay 3 year letterman Dominic Todaro Pole Vault 1 year letterman 119 Jeff Gross mile 880 3 yr. letterman Wm. Skippon Award Terry Gill Jim Garcia lows highs discus 2 yr. letterman 2 yr. letterman 3 Records Broken in 71 880—880 Relay—Mile Rudy Carr high jump shot put Fearless Fred leads the pack as thinclads sprint to victory. 120 Almost N.E.C. Champs Row 1: Tim Humphrey, Paul Rich. Pat Brubaker, Don Wyman, Mike McCorkle, Joe DeNunizo. Row 2: Coach Neil Young. Mike Picard, Steve Bunnell, Tim Richards, Dayle Ellis, Ray Taylor, Robbie Ferl, Chet Arcaro. Roger Storozuk, Doug Bosick, Steve Blake. Bob Stough. Conneaut 8 0 Jefferson Conneaut 8 5 Edgewood Conneaut 2 1 Harbor Conneaut 2 0 Ashtabula Conneaut 5 6 Geneva Conneaut 9 4 Pymatuning Conneaut 4 7 Edgewood Conneaut 9 1 Pymatuning Conneaut 10 11 Geneva Conneaut 0 14 Ashtabula Conneaut 16 0 Jefferson Conneaut 2 19 Harbor won 7 lost 5 Puggy Paul Scores” 122 Robbie ready to stick Close only counts in Hand grenades and horseshoes.’ 123 Chet Arcaro East All-Star Pitcher Don Jack Wyman East All-Star 2nd string NEC Second base A moment of silence Roger Storozuk East All-Star Catcher 124 Timmy scores to make it 3-1 ” Paul Rico Rich East All-Star Pitcher McCorkle raps his fourth” 125 Seniors Give Help All Season In June Coach Clark chose sophomores Scott Brown, Jim Laine and Steve Moneypenny and junior Gary Boehm to represent Conneaut in the first round of the Caddy Tournament, June 24. These boys, who have played the most number of varsity matches for CHS, will be vying with high school linksters from Ashtabula and Geauga Counties for the honor of caddying for Arnold Palmer at a Benefit Game in Chardon in August. 126 Seniors Charlie Strawbridge, Tom Ryan. Golf Scores Conneaut 186 ” 184 ” 183 ” 183 ” 179 ” 189 ” 180 ” 196 ” 171 ” 183 ” 172 ” 182 ” 188 ” 178 6th place ” 182 ” 177 Jefferson 181 St. John 179 Madison 166 Edgewood 185 Harbor 159 Pymatuning 194 Ashtabula 160 Geneva 162 Jefferson 187 Madison 159 St. John 162 Edgewood 188 Harbor 154 Pymatuning 195 Tourney Ashtabula 172 Geneva 160 127 Tennis Has Fair Season Albert Colby, M.V.P. John Colson NEC singles champ! Seniors Were Tough! Jeff Gerdes Jim Anthony Russ Hart Colby Wins N.E.C. Singles Coach Warren Young 128 129 Valentine Sweethearts King and Queen Roger Storozuk and Barb Wiley Valentine Court. Steve Wilson. Becky Orremmaa. Linda Hawley. Howard Spore. Beth Marvin, Harry Casey. Barb Wiley. Roger Storozuk, Pat Raisan, Jim Garcia. 130 Scholarship . . . Leadership . . . NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Row 1, I to r: B. Campbell, C. Nyquist, A. Colby, B. Wiley, T. Ryan, J. Robertson, B. Marvin, S. Ansbro, L. Mononen. Row 2: N. Gross, L. Minken, C. Gibson, A. Smith, Kiki, C. Taylor, J. Williams, S. Banfield, V. Plank, S. Schenck. Row 3: M. Kirk, M. Peaspanen, A. King, L. Shackle, R. Storozuk, J. Anthony, P. Greenwood, M. Michelini, B. Kraus, D. Roath, L. Dratwa. Row 4: T. Gill, B. Grable, A. Yaros, J. Neton, R. Ferl, J. Wadley, E. Dauwen, T. Rood, J. Blood, T. Belnap, J. Gerdes, J. Marn. Character. . . Service . . . NEW MEMBERS: Row 1: L. Minken, J. Williams, S. Banfield. Row 2: M. Kirk, C. Gibson, Kiki, D. Roath, S. Schenck. Row 3: B. Campbell, M. Peaspanen, A. King, L. Shackle, L. Dratwa, N. Gross. Row 4: T. Gill, J. Wadley, R. Ferl, T. Rood. J. Blood, E. Dauwen. 131 Planning for CONNEAUT MEMBERS: Diane Wheeler, Tammy Shumake, Della McCoy, Patty McCorkle, Carol Crombie, Linda Olmstead, Pat Tulley, Jeannette Hommes, Judy Tarlton, Barb Ozolek, Dawn Henderson, Karen Phillips, Cheryl Funk, Tricia Hall, Mary Hall, and (not pictured) Jo Ann Shuster and Laura Cox. Future Nurses of America On Sunday, May 2, at the East Conneaut Methodist Church, a recognition ceremony was held for the members of the Conneaut Chapter of F.N.A. The following girls received pins: Diane Wheeler, Tammy Shumake, Pat Tully, and Della McCoy. The following girls received both caps and pins: Patty McCorkle, Linda Olmstead, Judy Tarlton, Barb Ozolek, Dawn Henderson, Karen Phillips, and Jeannette Hommes. Cheryl Funk, Carol Crombie, Tricia Hall and Mary Holl all received special Senior recognition, while Tricia and Mary also received their stripe. During this past year, these girls have offered their time in voluntary work at the hospital. Also, they held various bake sales as money-raising projects. The officers are Cheryl Funk, president; Linda Olmstead, vice-president; Laura Cox, treasurer; and JoAnn Shuster, secretary. The advisors for the club are Mrs. Paul O’Leary and Mrs. James Shumake. 132 Tomorrow Row 1 (I to r): Laurie Brewer, Mary Jo Colby, Pam Rintanen, Sylvia Chirakos, Becky Orrenma, Carol Crombie. Row 2: Kiki Desarrazin, Debbie Richards, Lenore Dibbs, Jane Cornuet, Cathy Carlson, Tricia Hall, Jim Gruzosky, Roy Coxon. Row 1: (I to r): Beth Webb, Gail Myers, Debbie Livingston, Sue Rhodes, Jan Robertson, Advisers Mrs. Donnelly and Mrs. Teed Row 2: Clarissa Taylor, Joan Hager, Anita Harris, Debbie Poole. Claudia Thompson, Laurie Arbuckle. 133 The officers of the Future Teachers Club are, (L to R): Cathy Carlson, Jan Robertson, Debbie Poole. Lenore Dibbs. The Joint Vocational School Opportunities Twirp King 135 King and Queen of Fantasia 136 His Majesty, Tom Belnap; Her Highness, Stephanie Ansbro. On the evening of Saturday, May 15, formally bedecked couples entered the gymnasium which was transformed into a ballroom in the theme of “Fantasia.” From the stage blossomed a huge flower which enveloped the royal seats for the King and Queen. One wall housed the web of a giant spider, while a huge bumble bee hovered above couples as they danced to the music. 137 Welcome 138 to Fantasia President and First Lady. Prom Court. 139 Fred Frank Andy Garcia 100% Award Frank Gross Bob Smith Award H. Fails, L. Colson, P. Freeman, G. Brubaker, H. Clark, B. Truitt, J. Strong, R. Young, B. Fails, R. Bell, A. Garcia. Kip Kurdas Wrestling Award Roger Storozuk Baseball Award 140 Spring Sports Banquet Bill Braxton Basketball Award Claudia Thompson Outstanding Cheerleader Al Colby Tennis Award Gary Boehm Tim Fitzgerald Award Frank Gross Track Award Alex Storozuk Mr. Fan Ul Athletes Of the Week Row 1: K. Kurdas. D. Todaro, P. Rich, J. Stolson. Row 2: J. Gross. G. Gerdes, R. Ferl. B. Loomis. Row 3: C. Gunter, K. Mischka. H. Wolford. M. Wofford. Lettermen’s Club Row 1: K. Kurdas. F. Spencer. P. Brubaker. R. Hart. P. Deatherage. P. Rich. J. Parma. R. Roberts. G. Gerdes. J. Stolson, D. Wyman. B. Loomis, B. Pearce. R. Wood. F. Frank. Row 2: D. Todaro, J. Garcia, B. Schlosser. B. Fuller. M. Brady. D. Bosick. S. Brown. E. Dauwen. M. Clancy, M. Allshouse. R. Ferl, T. Richards. Row 3: P. Kehoe. A. Colby. D. Burdick, B. Stough. L. Peterson, J. McGauthiar. J. Neton. L. Issac, J. Gross. B. Braxton. Row 4: C. Shrieber. B. Smith. C. Strawbridge, T. Ryan. H. Woffard. R. Storozuk. C. Gunter. M. McCorkle. D. Shean. C. Arcaro. K. Mishka. L. Jones. J. Anthony, J. Colson, T. Yourchak. 142 143 Seniors Receive Chip Thayer presents Mr. Voytek an award from the band and choir. Stephanie Ansbro receives a scholarship from Ohio Northern University. Al Colby receives a scholarship from Evangel College. 144 Awards for Achievement Dean Parks receives the Kaarlo Mackey Award. Bonnie Kraus receives an award from the Daughters of the American Revolution. Gloria Gleason receives the Astatic Scholarship in English. Andy Yaros receives the Sabin Award. 145 Senior Mothers’ Tea Mothers of graduating Seniors were again honored at the annual Senior Mothers’ Tea on May 5, 1971. President James Garcia hosted the affair while Miss Lois Helman acted as organizing chairman. The gathering was delighted by a program of entertainment which included a piano solo by Harry Casey, a cornet solo by Beth Marvin, accompanied by Harry Casey, a duet by Sandi Gill and Claudia Thompson, accompanied by Gloria Gleason, a saxophone solo by Al Colby accompanied by Lori Fundermark, and a dance presentation by Lori Willard accompanied by Chip Thayer. Also, the Girls’ Ensemble and Senior Members of the Choir presented several numbers. Miss Sapper and Mrs. Gill of the Home Ec Department prepared refreshments following the program. President James Garcia hosted the Reception while Al Colby gave the invocation. James Anthony offered a Welcome to mothers, and Mrs. Duane Punkar presented the Mother s Response. 146 Seniors Always Clowning 147 Jeff Gerdes, selected student speaker, presented a speech entitled “Within Us, Without Us.” There were tears of sadness at leaving behind school days memories; there were smiles of relief from final release from math problems and English compositions; and there were serious thoughts of anticipation, planning, and wonder at what the future may bring for college, careers, and life in the adult world. Nancy Punkar, also selected student speaker, presented a speech entitled The Last Day and the First.” The Graduating Class of 1971 82nd Annual COMMENCEMENT Conneaut High School The Ninth of June Nineteen Hundred and Seventy-One Speakers: James Garcia............“Welcome” Nancy Punkar............“The Last Day and the First” Jeffrey Gerdes..........“Within Us, Without Us” Kiki DeSarrazin.........“Farewell to Conneaut” Eric Dauwen.............“Farewell to Conneaut” Dorothy Fuldheim........“The U.S. in the Year 2000” 148 As We Seniors Step Into The World of Tomorrow ... For Us the Beat Goes on ... And on ... and on ... In Dedication to the Of course, the annual Labor Day Project. Class Officers: Kathy Raevouri, Jim Garcia, Merceda Michelini, Charlie Strawbridge. In appreciation of the money donated to the yearbook fund, we, the editors and staff, wish to dedicate this Tattler to the graduating class of '71. Time has quickly melted away this our last year as we can now only look back on our projects, accomplishments, satisfactions, and especially friends and good times together. Each time we leaf through this yearbook we, the Class of 71, will be reminded of little things as well as major events such as the Labor Day project, Christmas Dance, Senior As- rVG Seniors clowning at the annual Senior Assembly. 150 Class of 71 A visit from Harvey in the Class Play. Nancy as Snow Queen. Seniors march on! sembly, Senior Class Play, Con-neaut 28, the Prom and of course, Mother’s Tea, Class Trip, Baccalaureate, and finally, Commencement as we began the most important day of the rest of our lives. To you, the Class of 71, we dedicate the memories, the anticipation, the problems overcome, the satisfaction of accomplishments well-done, and the fun and laughter of the past year and your last year of high school. In Dedication to Pamela Peters The Class of 71 and the Tattler Staff wish to bring special recognition and encouragement to a member of the Senior Class, Pam Peters, who suffered injuries in the autumn due to an automobile accident. We, as her friends and classmates, wish her continued strength and courage in her struggle on the road to recovery ... The editors 152 153 Compliments of Compliments of JOHNNY'S MARKET P. J. VARIETY WELD CUT INCORPORATED 700 East 73rd. Street, Cleveland, Ohio 3050 State Road, Ashtabula, Ohio LOIS' CASUAL CENTER 238 Main Street M.K. Shoe Store HARBOR UNION 76 SERVICE Corner Broad St. Lake Rd. Tires, Repair, Lubrication Wash and Minor Repair THE CONNEAUT DRUG COMPANY Quality Always' 296 Main Street Phone: 599-8605 Don Williams Bi|| Strack 346 State St. Phone 593-2302 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE HOME CAR LIFE HEALTH BUSINESS Congratulations to the Class of 1971 Conneaut Cable T.V. 274 East Main Rd. 599-8700 154 Super Radio 97 WREO Ashtabula, Ohio Bud Mundi DAGGITT INSURANCE All Lines of Insurance Bond 213 Washington Street 594-2741 Josten's Products Symbolize Accomplishments Fine Class Rings Yearbooks—Diplomas Awards—Graduation JOSTEN'S Ted Hedstrum Cy James 225 S. Park Drive 4460 Brighton Aurora, Ohio Mentor, Ohio EXOMET INC. Conneaut, Ohio LOCKIE LEE DAIRY CO., INC. Tom Yourchak John Damon THE YOURMON GROUP 310 Chester Street Painesville, Ohio Good Luck to Class of 71 Painesville Cleveland Ashtabula Geneva 354-9919 942-9097 997-5555 259-4700 Karen Notte Gloria Garvey Karen Kleimo Our Friends Laurie Raines Bonnie Kraus Linda Hollie 155 GARY'S DELICATESSEN COIFFURES BY SANDRA 7 Days a Week 270 Erie Street 8:00 to 11:00 By Appointment 593-5101 599-8600 Compliments of THE CONNEAUT AUTO CLUB Congratulations from H.C. GLEASON REAL ESTATE 232 Mill Street Conneaut, Ohio DEAN WIBLE OLDSMOBILE— DATSUN CO. Compliments of ICY'S DRIVE-IN 593-4202 228 Harbor St. 434 East Main Road LINCOLN • MERCURY • COMET • COUGAR MONTEGO R L MIDTOWN MOTORS Rt. 20, West Main Road Phone 594-2711 HELEN T. BOYLE DBA Credit Bureau of Conneaut Member: Associated Credit Bureau of America, Inc. Phone: 599-8146 156 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 71 THE PITTSBURGH AND CONNEAUT DOCK COMPANY FIRCH BAKING CO. 1220 West 20th Street Erie, Pa. Hillyard Floor Treatments W.H.SNYDER R.D. 1, Conneaut Lake, Pa. Phone 814-382-8211 Compliments of THE MINNETTE SHOP 209 Broad Street Conneaut, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1971 MORRIS FLOWERS Conneaut, Ohio J.H. DAVIS AGENCY 218 Washington St. Phone 599-8606 WALTER W. PAULL INSURANCE 227 Broad St. Conneaut, Ohio Phone 594-1041 THE ASHTABULA BAR AND RESTAURANT SUPPLY CO. 426 W. 32nd Street Ashtabula, Ohio Norman Levin J . i� t] f c r f l Compliments of MR. AND MRS. GEORGE W. CHILDERS Good Luck to the Class of 1971 157 MAKAY BROS. T.V. 462 State Street and 599-8805 107 Main Stret Lake City 749-3804 SIMONE'S Golden Dawn Foods Lake Road Conneaut 'Best Wishes to the Class of '71 NEWS-HERALD 2Pr tWbl| � Wait Lii. 1 Best Wishes, Seniors Carpenter Bus Bodies MYERS EQUIPMENT CO. GERDES PHARMACY 254 Main Street William Gerdes Dependable Drugs and Prescription Service' Eric Kiki Thanks, CONNEAUT HIGH Good Luck KENT'S GULF SERVICE State Buffalo Conneaut TONY JULIO FRUIT MARKET For the Best in Fruits and Vegetables Corner Lake Road and Broad St. Open all Winter LEWIS AUTO BODY 378 E. Main Road Phone 599-8505 We Meet by Accident Best Wishes to the Class of 71 ASHTABULA AUTO PARTS Fleetwing Gas Service PICARD'S SERVICE 363 Mill St. Conneaut 1S8 Compliments of CROWN JEWELERS 264 Main St. Conneaut BETTY JAY'S DAIRY BAR 543 Broad St. Fountain Service, Candy Magazines, and Groceries Compliments of THE PAINT SHOP 202 Washington Street Conneaut, Ohio Compliments of MARSHALL CLEANERS 173 MAIN STREET 599-8704 CONNEAUT BOTTLING WORKS 176 Lake Rd. 593-4601 HARBOR HARDWARE Proprietors 985 BROAD ST. CONNEAUT PHONE: 594-1901 THE SWAN 767 Harbor Street Pizza Bill—Eleanor Compliments of ALLIED RESINOUS PRODUCTS 139 Compliments of CHARLES H. MARCY Best Wishes DOUBLE DECKER Main Street L. A. EATON SON 321 BROAD ST. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS PHONE 599-1761 PAUL LUCILE S STORE Route 7, Monroe Center Standard Oil Station 595-2149 1 L_ 1 MARCY FUNERAL HOME FUNERAL SERVICE SINCE 1868 Robert C. Marcy Robert B. Marcy 1 ARMENI'S AUTO SERVICE Wheel Aligning Body Repair 745 Broad St. MONDY'S CONFECTIONERY 378 Mill Street Chuck Jeanette Proprietors ■ 160 Jar KE SHQRC-. p LUMBER Z JbI DING MlAT A PECJAIISTSJ YOUR HOME MODERNIZATION CENTER 363 SANDUSKY STREET 593-1188 DE'MARCES SNACK SHOP DELICATESSEN 786 Main St. Ph. 593-4705 Congratulations to the Class of '71 JOHNSON'S DRIVE-IN We Cater to Particular Eaters Ed Lois Kalmers For Take-Out Orders Call 599-7000 COOPER FURNITURE INC. Confidence—Quality 599-8705 Conneaut, Ohio 247 Main St. 221 Broad St. Compliments of DAWN DONUT SHOP 210 West Main Road Conneaut, Ohio 599-3751 Compliments of THOMPSON'S GEORGE SIMON MUSIC STORE Broad and Main Street 161 YOUR FRIENDS Conneaut Can Company The Whitney Company Men's and Teen-Man Apparel Conneaut Ohio CONNEAUT BASE PLANT Of the GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. THE SPORTSMAN COMPLETE LINE OF SPORTING GOODS 226 Broad St. Bob Allshouse 599-7002 162 I)r Pepper America's most misunderstood soft drink. Broughton Beverages A. H. Hinman Mgr. of Loblaw's Inc. SanBorn Motor Equipment Co. 'The Parts People' A FRIEND 4733 Elm Ave. Ashtabula. Ohio 44066 Compliments of CONNEAUT CABLE TV INC. 163 Compliments of Carmen Zeppettella Painting Decorating 301 Liberty St. THE LEO CLUB Conneaut, Ohio A Friend 594-2633 Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 from THE TATTLER STAFF 164 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1971 THE ASTATIC CORPORATION COMPLIMENTS OF THE PEOPLES STORE MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S FURNISHINGS CONNEAUT, OHIO A FRIEND Compliments of the Class of '72 A FRIEND Good Luck to the Class of 1971 from The Class of 1971 165 Best Wishes from R. B. GLASS CO. Glass of All Types Ph. 599-8274 340 State St. Conneaut, Ohio Pittsburgh Paints DAIRY QUEEN Good Luck to The Class of '71 GIU CHEVROLET-BUICK 286 East Main Road 599-8118 Lake Route Oil Co. ARCO Gasoline—Heating Oils Industrial Lubricants GRANT CO. 273 Main St. Conneaut Waddle Koons Hardware Conneaut Ohio EMHOFF MOTOR SALES JC PENNEY CO. Conneaut, Ohio Flowers FREW JACKSON Flowers BUCK'S STUDIO Conneaut, Ohio 164 Compliments of THE CONNEAUT SAVINGS AND LOAN CO. 305 Main St. Conneaut, Ohio Phone: 593-1397 GEORGE SIMON MUSIC STORE Broad Main Street Conneaut A FRIEND Firch Baking Co. Sunbeam Bread J. C. PENNEY CO. Main Broad St. Conneaut Catalog Dept. 599-8101 Store Phone 595-1664 ELI HIRSIMAKI INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 223 MAIN ST. Conneaut, O. 167 PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Jay Rich Mr. Mrs. Gary Joslin Mr. Mrs. Louis DiPlacido Mr. Mrs. Joseph Adamack Mr. Mrs. Don B. Buss Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Harold Ladner Mrs. Dan Carey Mrs. Robert Pennell Mrs. George V. Voytek 168 Mr. Mrs. Harry Deatherage Dr. Mrs. C. W. Schlosser Mr. Mrs. Thomas W. Kraus Mr. Mrs. Richard Gross Mr. Mrs. Donald Kallio Mr. Mrs. Ivan Damon Mr. Mrs. Mike Yourchak Mr. Mrs. Charles M. Ott Mr. Stephen Rhodes L. A. Colson Mr. Mrs. D. Jack Wyman 169 GOOD LUCK TO THE Class of 71 COMPLIMENTS OF A P SUPER MARKET MAIN STREET COMPLIMENTS OF ANTHONY'S MARKET CONNEAUT GROCERIES MEAT BEER WINE Corner Chestnut and Clark ELI HIRSIMAKI LA BOUNTY SMITH HARDWARE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 223 Main St. Conneaut CONNEAUT AUTO PARTS 333 BROAD ST. CONNEAUT, OHIO Perkoski Pharmacy 231 Broad St. Phone 593-1404 Conneaut STUMP'S AUTO SALES PH. 599-8308 502 CHESTNUT ST. 170 171 174 iiiLJiSi' Your Favorite Photos 175 176