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

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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

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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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Daniel W. Potts Melvina Marie Missler xnnsn-snsnsnxansnnxnnxns.-:pines Compliments of Louis O Dell Daniel Webster Potts Dan . . . received honorable mention in state scholarship test . . . remembered as Mr. Rogers in class play . . . prides his collection of stones . . . vivid memory recalls history dates in a flash . . . feasts on spaghetti every September 9 . . . al- ways equipped with big smile . . . still doubtful as to immediate future career. Carl Joseph Lou Mutt . . . attended Josephinum for the first two years of high school . . . still thrills at classmate's 85-yard touchdown against Lorain St. Mary's . . . predicts Make Room for Daddy will be top TV show of the year . . . prizes photography and developing equipment . . . pay checks furnished by Pleasnick's . . . hopes are centered on college. Melvina Marie Missler Melvina . . . Sis to four older brothers . . . history voted as most interesting subiect after twelve years at S.P .... is easily irritated by knuckle crackers . . . got a big thrill out ot the roller-coaster dips at Euclid Beach on Sophomore pic' nic . . . dons white uniform of nurse's aid on weekends . . . says she'd be lost without TV set. Phyllis Mae Broina rd Phil . . . short and sweet . . . likes the general run of hillbilly music . . . screen entertainment fills pastime . . . another hater of knuckle crackers . . . feels like a queen in blue . . . an ardent supporter of 0zark Jubilee . . . doesn't gain weight on favorite dish of chicken and mashed potatoes . . . the subiect of French has greatest appeal in school . . . wants to become a nurse. 16 Carl J. Lau Phyllis M. Brainard