St Pauls High School - Look Ahead Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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1 5 i 1 i Y William J. Camp Raymond J. Fries EHQIYTIYLGlilI'LllhliLlULllillilliliLlI Compliments of Durkee Famous William Joseph Comp Bullie . . . spelling contestant finalist this year . . . always has a ioke handy . . . iust can't tolerate having his curly hair messed up . . . predicts 564,000- Question will be top TV show of the year . . . his model airplanes show the pro- fessional touch . . . considers mechanical drawing the best part of the school day . . . first high school dance came out front as biggest event. Helen Mo ry Ruffing Helen . . . latest addition to Senior class . . . getting class ring was an eventful high school day . . . perks ears to hear No Not Much . . . spends pleasant hours collecting snapshots and viewing TV . . . Mrs. Rogers in class play . . . would like to work in an office. Raymond Joseph Fries Ray . . . is constantly bumping head in archways which are lower than 6'5 . . . values gold watch won in magazine sale of Junior year . . . salesman tech- niques find him on top in almost all school drives . . . swing your partner furnishes best exercise . . . kept the school doors locked during Mass for the past three years . . . after army hitch, wants to develop farming talents. John Carl Ott Dogger . . . Mayor of Peru . . . tackler on gridiron for three years . . . waits every spring for class picnics . . . is loyal to Mom's menu of bacon and eggs . . . can still feel the bump from the homecoming queen's car he ran into at Lorain's football game . . . has eyes on a marine uniform after school. F3232 12 Helen M. Ruffing John C. Ott

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Rita Mae Schaffer , 74114, af W . . , . 5 1 X 525 A jig va Li '-f V .-. 2-: - P Q31 p , ,. s iz.: iwgyeigsim . . 3? Q E Joanne M. Hipp Edward Richard Franklin Edgar . . . flve letter-man in athletics . . . occupies pastime watching Alan and Bob bop . . . memory of 1956 Margaretta basketball game brings exciting thoughts . . . shoot-happy boys in basketball bother him . . . light green brings ioy into wardrobe . . . Athletic Banquet of 1956 stands on top rung of events . . . study of historic incidents interests him . . . college and Uncle Sam spell the near future . . . likes to tell iokes. Rita Mae Schaffer Rita Mae . . . Senior class mission officer . . . cheerful disposition places tops . . . studies English with pleasure . . . holds in memory the '54 CSMC convention . . . turns the dial for Perry Como every Sat- urday night . . . fills position as book- worm in spare time . . . three-year spell- ing contestant-trophy winner of '56 . . . sports an L-A-H monogram . . . tangles with spaghetti and meat balls at every chance . . . plans to begin nurse's train- ing next fall. Marlene Frances Lonz Lene . . . born to be a nurse . . . mis- sion leader in Freshman year . . . an- other fan of the Perry Como program . . . cheery nurses' aid to patients at Memorial hospital . . . orders chocolate milkshakes extra thick . . . gives French special attention . . . cooking and read- ing whittle away pastime . . . becoming a Senior was a happy event . . . always ready for a laugh . . . easy going . . . nursing outlines future plans. Joanne Mary Hipp Jo . . . a friendly miss with a cheery smile . . . will never forget the Fresh- man Gruesome Twosome iWho was the date, Jo?J . . . noisy chewers gripe her . . . keeps commercial talents busy at Mary Ann Shoppe . . . a German with an Italian food appetite . . . leisure spells sewing or dancing . . . hopes to obtain a full-time office position. vsars.ansnos4nsavs4rs.rs4ss.-x.u-gus.ns.u Edward R. Franklin Marlene F. Lonz x..s..-..s..x Compliments of Modern Beauty Shop-Emma bchnurr 11

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Elizabeth A. Griffin David J. Hohler Lauren William Gates Jar Head . . . trip to Boys' State rates as biggest event . . . name can always be found on the honor roll . . . hunting season finds him right in the midst of things . . . women shoppers bother him . . . prizes little English bike as cheapest means of transportation . . . Uncom- mon Valor affords entertainment on TV . . . obtained grocery knowledge at A8tP . . . life's ambition is to become a thirty- year man in the U.S. Marine Corps. Elizabeth Ann Griffin DeeDee . . . still talking of the Lorain St. Mary's victory . . . likes to prepare food or listen to records . . . thinks cus- tomized cars are the most . . . shows an eye for business by collecting banks . . . can be found in the hospital kitchen . . . enioyed last year's Senior farewell dance . . . future plans include canege plus dietetics. Norman Alfred Smith Smitty . . . valuable baseball player with two monograms . . . Freshman spelling contestant . . . coons don't stand chance when hobby becomes active . . . good-natured . . . treks in daily from Monroeville . . . card playing represents pastime . . . future means farming . . . radio and physics prove interesting . . . has quite a collection of first period tardy slips. David John Hohler Dave . . . Don's younger unidentical twin . . . a dead shot with a rifle or bow and arrow . . . considers women shop- pers a menace to society . . . another A8.P boy who keeps in shape by toting groceries for women shoppers . . . rates physics as most likeable subiect . . . ex- pects to either be wearing his favorite color, blue, in the Air Force or ioining college crew after leaving SPH. 13 Lauren William Gates Norman A. Smith a..,..a..a..x..a..a..,..,..,..,..a.. Compliments of Paul's Market