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H Peschianna H □ PESCHIANNA Foreword Once again as the door closes on another school year at Hopedale High, we look bock to a year full of both sod and happy memories. For the Freshmen it opened the door to a bright new world. For the Sophomores and Juniors the year was full of work and gay times. For the Seniors it is the final "good bye". But for all it is the end of another year. So these memories will not be lost or forgotten, the Hopeschianno has attempted to capture and record these memories. It can serve as the key in later years as we look through it, to open the door of our memories of that delightful year at Hopedale High in 1958-59. HOPEDALE HIGH SCHOOL Hopedale, Ohio HOPESCHIANNA Hopeschianna Pub Iished By SEN IOR CLASS HOPEDALE HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY ADVISOR: Lester A. Hickman Staff EDITOR: .•..••..••..••.••. Kay Stringer PHOTOGRAPHERS ••. .Chuck Marinacci Assistant Editor • • •. • ••••. Shirley Carman . .•• •• Bernard Kuryn SECRET ARY •. ....••.•• Joanne Murdock TYPISTS .•• . .•••••••••• Carol Pizzino PR OP HETS .• . •.•...•• . .•••Peggy Kenton ••.•.• •••• •. Joyce Davenport ••.••.••• •••. Jeannie Penoyer •• . •. ••.••. • ••.•• ••• Lois Ash SALES MANAGERS ..••••••• Gary Voich ROOM ED ITOR .••• • .•••• David Cox .••..• Ronnie Carlon SPORTS EDITOR ..••.•••• . • Rich Rensi ADVERTIZING: •.•..••.•• Larry Wohnhas ACTIV ITI ES ED ITOR •••• Eddie Pizzino MANAGERS •••• • •••• Gordon Ligget HISTORIAN .•••.••••• .•• Robert Black 4 this annual, . We, the da" af 1959o~ ieldedicate Ca,de,, _who h""as soaf pat1enth;gh - Hopesch,anna, h our junior an ly gu1'ded . us througto M r • . d senior ye school . 6 Hopedale Local School District LESTER A . HICKMAN, Superintendent Hopedale, Ohio Board of Education To the Members of the Graduating C lass of 1959: Th is letter comes to you with my warmest congratulations for a job we 11 done. With this I extend sincere wishes for your success in the future. Your high school diploma is a long sought for prize. In the past it signified to the world that you were now ready to assume your duties os an informed, educated citizen. Not so today. In this fast moving age, our high school background can only hope t; serve as the key that unlocks the doors of higher learning. It has been our purpose here at Hopedale to fully develop the potentiolities of the individual student. Each of you has within your grasp the ability to become a positive force in your section of society. Some of you are capable of becoming a dynamic force in this age of jets, rockets, and satellites. Let me close with this lost, most important admonition. As you seek your place • JAMES O'CONNELL WILLIAM LONG CLARENCE MERRYMAN in this great adventure, never fail to recognize our Divine Creator and His plan for President your life. Remember with Him all things are possible. With the help of God in this great land of ours, you can do anything you want to if you want to badly enough . Sincerely yours, It Lester A. Hickman • Wll8Ut SCHULTZ LaMOINE GEANANGEL ED NEGUS Clerk 9 B MRS. ELSIE MENELEY Fifth Grode MRS. VIVIAN STAR MISS MABEL BLAC K MRS. ETHEL HENNEN First Grode Second Grode Fourth Grode Sixth Grode MR. KEITH DUNLEVEY MRS. BLANCHE TOPAZIO MRS. RUTH STEVENSON MISS ADELE SKIPPER Sixth Grode Seventh Grode Third Grode Fourth Grode t 10 1 I .. MR. LEONARD COSTANTINI MR. DAVID INGLER />M. DANIEL CARRIER MRS. DORIS CARRIER Salid Geametry Industrial Arts Senior Homeraam Home Economics Seventh Grade Jr. High Caach Social Studies Blue And White Eighth Grade Eighth Grade Sciences Trigonometry Algebra fl Physics MRS. LOUISE MclNTYRE MR. BAYNARD TURNER MISS MARJORIE SCHRADSKI MR. CARL MAMONE Freihman Homeroom Sophomore Hameroom Convnercial Subjects f")river Tro1ntng Plane Geometry English Ill, IV Sosketball Caach English I, II French I, II Football Caach Mathematics Speech Seventh Grode Algebra I r-~·------ 12 13 Secretary Cafeteria Manager CAROL OKLOK MRS. FRANCES REED Janitors SAMAGNITTI LOUIS G ILSON <.;;:.. ~-:.--_-~-· -'>:.·.·.:..{ · Bus Drivers BUCKY MERRYMAN, RAY MARTIN, RUSTY MOORIS, WALTER CLINE. .. LOIS ASH WAYNE SWAFFORD LINDA SETT SANORA BROWN ING Pep Club ...... ........... ....... 1,2,3, 4 Pep Club .••• • ••• • .•.•.••.•••••.•••• 1,2,3,4 Class-President .•.•••• •••...•.. ..... ••• 3,4 Y-Teens . .... ................. 1,2,3, 4 Y-Teens .... ........... .. .....1 ,2,3,4 Y-Teens ..••.•.••...•. ••...••• •.••.• 1,2,3,4 Audio-Visual Educ,,tion.•••••.•• • •..••.••• 2,4 Cheerleader •.•• . ..••.•. • • . .••• .•... 2,3,4 Majorette ... • • . .. ..•.• • • ... • • • • • • • • .2,3 Glee Club ...... ..... ...... ...... ,1,2,3 Planning Committee •••.•.•• . .••••• ..••••• . 4 Class Treasurer ...... ............ ..... 3,4 Office Stoff . • . ..• ..•. ..•.•. • • • .• . • • • 4 Blue & White Staff .................. .. 3,4 lnitiotian Committee ••... .. • . ••..•.. • 4 Blue & White Editor •...•...... • •.•... • 4 Annual Staff •. .•.........•• . .. • •. • • • ... • • 4 Office Staff •......•..• . .•...•.•..•...•••3,4 Library •.•.••...•. • •. .••• • ..•••••••.•• • 4 Planning Committee ........... ..... .. 4 Play Committee •. .....•..•...•..••. • . • • • • 3 Initiation Committee ................. • • • • • • 4 Blue & White Staff. ..•...•.••••• •••.•••• •. A Home Economics Club •••.. ... • •.... •..•. 4 Library •.... •..•. • . .•. • • • • • • • • • • • • • ,, • • 3 Planning Coonmittee .•...••• • •...•....•. •. • 4 Rod And Gun Club . • . • . • . ....••••••.•...• • .3 Quill & Scroll . ... ... .................. 4 Band Vice President . .... ......... • • • .• , • .3 J unior Play . ...... ..... ......... • • • • • • Play Committee .•..•......••••..•••••.•..• .3 Honor Society ....•.•. •.....•• . • ....• •... 3 .3 Prom Committee ••.•• •..••••••••.•. • • • • • • • • 3 Junior Play ..•.•..••. ••.••••••••.•.••••.. 3 Y-Teen Cabinet • . •.••••.••• . •...•.••••••. 3 Festival Queen • ••• . .•••..•••.••.• . .•• • • . •. I Prom Committee ......... ................ 3 Junior Play • •.••..•..••..••..•. •....•. ••3 Ring Committee ..•••.• • ...•••••••• . ••••.•• 2 Class Officers EDWARD PIZZINO MARGARET KENTON Football • ••••••••••.• ..• • ••••••..•• • 1,2,3,4 Pep Club ........ ............. ... 1,2,3,4 Basketball . •••••. .•....• . .•.•... ...•••• 2,3 Y-Teens ..... ..... ......... ...... 1,2,3 Annual Staff .... ........... .... ........ 4 Blue & White Staff ........... ......... 2,4 EARCEL BEST Vlce President ••..••••••• . •.••.•••..••••.. 4 Clou-Secrelory . ................. ...... 4 R08ERT BlACK Nature Club .... ......... .. .. • • .. 3 Ploy Committee . • . • . 4 Initiation Committee ..•..••......•. ....•.• 4 Student Council .................. .... 1,2,3 Junior and Senior Play ••• . • . • . •••• • •. • •• 3, 4 Annual Stoff •..••... •......... .••..... .4 Vice President ......... ......... ........1, 2 Home Economics Club ...••...••.•.•.••.•••• 3 Planning Committee • . •••...•.... • •..... • . 4 A~nuol Stoff .•..•••.•.•• ••.••..••••••. • • • 4 Homecoming Attendent ....... ... ....... 4 Library . ••..•....••....• • • • •. • ..• • • • • • • • 4 RONALD CARLON Quill & Scroll . ..... .................. .4 foa And Gun Club ........ ......... 3 2 4 Junior Ploy ................ .... ......... 3 Trc, u vrer . •• ..•••.••.....••.•.••• •. • • • • • 2 Football Manager · • · • · • • • • • · • • · • • • · .. l, ' 2 Basketball M:>noger • · · • · · • · · · • · · · • · · · • · • l, Annual Staff .• • • · .... •······· · "······· ··: ~~;:. :\: ~ ::::: ::::::: : :::::: ::::::::::: 3 3 r rom Committee . · · · · · · · · · • · · • · · • · · • • • • . • · ; ,vi ANI C':un C"lub ...... • . • . ... • . • • •.. • • .3 SALLY DIBACCO JULIA DIBACCO Pep Club ........................... 1,2,3,4 Pep Club ....................... .. l ,2,3,4 NANCY GILSON EVELYN G ILBERT Glee Club ............................ 1,2,3 Y-Teens .•...•• . •... , . ............ 1,2,3,4 Pep Club ............. ..............l,2,3,4 Pep Club . .... .. ..•..••..•.•.... I, 2,3,4 Y-Teens. .......................... 1,2,3 Majorette ....• . ....•.....•.....•.....• 3,4 Y-Teens ................. ....... l,2,3,4 Y- Teens . .......•. ..... • .•• . .••.... l,2,3,4 library .......... ..................... 3,4 Glee Club ...••...••...•.•..•.....•••• 2,3 Glee Club . .••.•..•••.••..... ..•.. , .. 2,3,4 Glee Club ..... ................... .. 2,3 Nature Club •.•.•.......• •• •......•.....•. 3 om Ce Staff ..... ....................... 4 Nature Club .••..•••..•.•. , ....... , .•... ,. 3 F. H. A ..••..•..• . .....•..•....•.. .•...4 Announcement Committee ...•.......•....•.. 4 Junior Play ••...... , •• , •......•.......... 3 Cafeteria •.. ....••...•. .........•..•• .4 Junior Play ........••.....•.•••.••.•.••... 3 Library .... ............. .... , , ........ , , .. 4 Announcement Committee . ..... ....•....• . 4 President Glee Club ..•.•.•...............• 3 Play Committee .....•.•.•. • . ... .•....... , .4 Play Committee ... .•.................... 4 Library . ......••..•.....•...........•. • • .3 Junior Ploy .... , ..•.•.. ... ...••. , ••.. 3 First Aid Club ••......•..•.....•......•.. 3 JOYCE DAVENPORT SHIRLEY FRANCISCO Pep Club ••••...•••••.••..... .•..... 1,2,3,4 Pep Club ........••................ l,2,3,4 SHIRLEY GRABITS JUDY HERRON Glee Club .... ..... ................ 1;2,3 Y-Tecns ............... ........... l,2,3,4 Pep Club .......... ........ ....... l,2, 3,4 Y-Teens .•.•••.•••.. ....•.•••.. l,2,3,4 Annual Staff .•.•......•.•....•.....••..... 4 Glee Club . ......................... l,2,3 Y-Teens ................ ........... 1,2,3,4 Pep Club .................. .. ..••.. 1,3,4 Ploy Committee .•..... ....•..•....••..... .4 Planning Committee .. , .•.•.• , ....
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