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

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Richard A. Spinello Leon J. Hoernschemeyer Richard Angelo Spinello Lats . . . answers to three more nick- names, Sam, Spongoli, and Lib . . . helps father at American Shoe Repair after school . . . contrasts black hair with favorite blue . . . enioys a real gone time on class excursions . . . Come Home is music to his ears . . . holds Paladin award from CSMC conven- tion in '54 . . . familiar laugh is top clue to newest iokes . . . plans to continue studies at college. Marilyn Ann Carter Carter . . . mathematical genius . . . proud of her red hair . . . considers french fried onions a treat . . . can't pic- ture people not understanding math . . . iokes run on a full-time schedule . . . running a race with Norman Smith for highest number of tardy slips . . . pass- ing American History wlll always be a memorable event . . . Junior spelling contestant . . . makes sure there's never a dull moment . . . no definite plans for after high school. Leon Joseph Hoernschemeyer Hoernchie . . . boasts of attending St. PauI's twelve years . . . disecting biology creatures rates high on big thrill list . . . grateful to ABC-TV for bringing him Wyatt Earp Show every Tuesday night . . . goes for real German-type dishes, like sauerkraut . . . advanced algebra presents pleasant challenge . . . claims three athletic monograms. Ronald Albert Adelman Arms . . . came as a Christmas present seventeen years ago . . . encourager of all sports . . . gets nickname from bas- ketball tame . . . American Legion essay medalist as a Junior . . . always avail- able for volunteer services . . . shudders each time he receives his report card . . . keeps shelves at Kroger's well stocked . . . will be college-bound in Sep- tember. amplimentsiof Huron County Farm Bureau Lumber Yard 14 Marilyn A. Carter Ronald A. Adelman

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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

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Virginia F. Minor John D. Ruffing Robert Wendell Brown Bob . . . gets six feet of sharp appear- ance by working at Model Cleaners . . . per cents in mechanical drawing stand out on report card . . . wishes girls wouldn't peroxide their hair . . . a great encourager for the art of pool . . . will never forget the Senior class play in which he played the principal . . . hopes to enroll at Detroit university in the fall . . . holds eight sport letters among his souvenirs. Virginia Frances Minor Ginny . . . brown-eyed lass . . . claims to be 5' 63A1 . . . sweet tooth receives satisfaction at Firestone Bakery . . . can be found substituting in school office every sixth period . . . wishes more ob- iects were periwinkle blue . . . dislikes hearing people drag their feet . . . neat as a whistle . . . enioys window shopping in catalogs during pastime . . . hopes to be a private secretary sometime in the future. Ric ha rd George Doughty Dick . . . alias Bob McGinnis from Carson Corners . . . constantly buzzing around in famous little coupe . . . cars furnish material for favorite tinkering hobby . . . delivers all absentee checks before a.m. sessions . . . would like to outlaw women drivers . . . is faithful fan of the Little Rascals . . . piles up the whip cream on pumpkin pie . . . wants to wear Air Force blue after graduation. John Douglas Ruffing Monk . . . second boy surrounded by six sisters . . . never lets a conversation lag, especially during class time . . . keeps the gas tanks of Fritz's customers well-filled . . . watches The Millionaire with hopeful thoughts . . . will be sing- lng his favorite l'lI Be Home when plans for working in Indianapolis are fulfilled . . . entered finals in spelling contest as a Freshman. .nxuxnxnxnx ag Robert W. Brown Richard G. Doughty igmpliments of sffF6'.TFSEZiT'i:21iZLZ EL5.f umon