Alliance High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1944 volume:

'9-44 fm rorzic e Published by the January and lune Classes of Alliance High School -V ..,.. .Ji i,li,j5g ,LQ- I Q M !"ww,4ig 3 ..,,,,h.,, ., ,J -uf-iklirrifhvililhlii K A-N' ,-, .1 ' any 3 , -ix ., .ug-p...,.,.,.1 - A14 A ' 'G ly A -xg 1 - "-i1"., Nw, . A -. -N-f i V. fr : '.. j,rf'f:..-- fi:Q3?t7f + ,' M igs: " 4 A fin --L" P, Wu ,ga , r f 3,5--'Q 1,31 1 A Ar A- k,L,,,k- -. f i, . N435 '. 5"'- a f ffdf-ff3+, + X "' fm n-xii: - 133,53 ng33.pE"'5i?z5:A,- .'-2 In 'T L'-arg ,fax ' ,- ,5 - ., Qc- iff' 1 .. Ms' U 1 :alla-f'gfif5Q ,f -a:'k.- , 'Q-'Y J if- ' ' 'Eff-'1N. f rx f-" "5'?f5?:l'1+'fATk3i35 5'Q"'i'f""fIf 5" :ffQ'i.,+ 1- : L - iw' h,.. r"I4'7figE:A fm,aj?ij-v.,g33'w3wff' E...-ig " f wr X FA M ww w S- ,F-1-ity sq-as-rw-.1 ,,. T m,Ti,454fwp4f, N ,-1,-ff. W!u qk Tj , I- ,Q Q. ix 47 ,W ff+,i.f:Qf.v1'sv- x wgiigs 135 YQ K H ff"'i-' '- KFfq1MlJ-'Mk L ' ' 'ff 'M -vw. ww-wfV"'f.,,g. ,'i'5N'4 ?f"a1'n5-f'-1. ,-V,'KQ""'i'9 ' 5 f,. . 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Therefore, it with this thought in mind that we dedicate ourselves and our book to the future: to the future of our class and the classes gone before us and the classes to come-the future that we look forward to with eagerness and renewed courage, to the future of our school, where we have grown from adolescence to adulthood, seen peace go and war come grimlyg to the future of a nation where we may live to plan and meet our future in safety and in joy, to the future of a world drawing nearer to lasting peace, a world where all men shall be free and equal, united by one common bond of brotherhood. The past is behind us, but the future is yet to come. We dedicate our book and ourselves to making it a future of promise and fruitfulness. The Staff STAFF JANUARY JUNE Editor Ruth Ann Swoboda Lois McQuown Snyder Business Manager Bill Bennett James Hart Faculty Lottie Lorbach Martha Scott Pictures Shirley Miller Olive Emery Records Elaine Holibaugh Al Rogel Wilda Mosely Corrine Mulac Sports Lois Ann Myers Bob Krahling James Pappenhagen Beatrice Stuckey Calendar Gloria Gorun Al Rogel Copyreaders Mary Masterson Pauline Lisk Shirley Oswalt Clubs Kathleen Fitzpatrick Kathryn Sefert Photography Robert Plajer Typists Beatrice McGrew, Velma Wells, Ann Horton, Shirley Oswalt, Ellen McGowan, Josie Ray, Helen Tarolli, Jane Derry, Verna Mae McCormick. Art Rena Panoz, Betty Ruff Betty Shreve Ann Horton History Ruth Ann Swoboda Betty Webb Will Mary Masterson Kathryn Sefert For special help we are grateful to: Velma Wells, Gloria Gorun, Kath- leen Fitzpatrick, Beatrice McGrew, Lottie Lorbach, Charlotte John, Corrine Mulac, Martha Scott, Beatrice Stuckey, Pauline Lisk, Betty Webb, Al Rogel, Joe Benedetto, Bert Wilson, Maurice Johnson. Editorial Adviser, Lucy McKibben Business Adviser, Mary Dilleyi Photography Adviser, Leland Whitacre Board and Administration Reading from left to right: Mr. Herbert XVo0lf fseatedj, Mr. Ruynmnd Stuckvy Mr. James Russell, Mr. Kermit Donaldson, Mr. Paul Cope, and Mr. Harvey Rall. M1 Russell Sclmfer, sulwrintvndenf, appears seated in the cc-11tm'. Pfinfiipal Assistant Principal MR. WALTER WEBB MR. RALPH COPPOCK 6 Our Faculty Charlotte Baker Denison B.A. Columbia M.A. Office Practice, Typing Stcnography XVi ll ian: Dakin Mount Union B.A. Ohio Aeronautics, YVorlr1 History Mary Dilley Ohio XYesleyan B.A. Chairman of Mathematics Solid Geometry, Advanced Algebra 'lirigonometry Pauline Enamel Dowling Green B.S. Orchestra George Il. Gilbert Advanced NVoodWork Hertha ll. Haltricln Mount Union B.A. Latin Marguerite Hilluiall Blount Union B.A. English Edgar E. liidwell Ohio State B.S. Chairman of Industrial Arts l'attern-making Charlene M. Burrell Mount Union l3.A. Ohio State MS. Chairman of Biology Biology l I enry Davis Education Foundry and Engineering' Drawing Mechanical Drawing Ruth Dewler Ohio State B.S. NVl1ito Cross Hospital R.N. Home Hygiene and First Aid Eleanor Garman Mount lfnion l3.A. English Xwrilliillll Gross Mount Union B.S. General Science Mabel Hartzell Mount Union l3.A. Ohio State lNI.A. Chairman of Social Science Civics, American History Guy lloover Mount Union B.A. Northwestern University M.A. Dean of Boys, Economic Geography Religion and Ethics Bertha Marnict Ohio State B.S. in Education Earl Carter Ohio State B.A. Ohio State M.A. English Jane Dilley University BS. in Ohio XVesleyan BEA. Chairman of Classical Languages Latin and Algebra Eric Duro Duquesne University Band Virginia Gcdllert Hood College B.A. Speech, English Dramatics Margaret Hall Kent State University B.S. Commercial Arithmetic Business Science, Typing, Shorthand Helen Helulersliot Hiram College E.A. English Leonard J. Iloppes Mount Union B.S. Chairman of Boys' Physical Education Business Science Coach of Football Lucy Meliiblnen Marietta College B.A. Columbia Univ. M.A. Geometry and Algebra Journalism and English 7 4 hi- June Mcdlillnn Mount Union B.A. English G1-1-ry Mosher Kent State B.A. General Mathematics Axlf-YE'hl'1l Coach of Basketball Mnrznrc-t Noble Mount Vnion B.A. Fronr-h and XYorld History Lncllc- l'e-his T. ll. Columbia B.S. Ohio State BLA. Chairman of Girls' l'hysic'al lilduvation Vhysiolofry and 1'hysis-al lflducation llc-1-In-rt VV. Pritcllnrcl Mount Vnion B.S. Algebra and Shop Math lflvu L1-0 San-ks-ll Oberlin College B.A. and ,B.S.M. XVestern Reserve University M.A, Director of Vocal Music Voice Training, Girls' Chorus, Theory, Mixed Chorus May Smyth Ohio NVesleyan B.A. Geometry XVilson Stump Ohio State B.S. Physiology, General Business Science, Economics Jenn Miller Mount Union RA. Civics, American History Flon-lu-v DI. Nlowry XYestm-rn lim-serve Library School Library Science, Librarian Ellen Nolt lllllprs-lain Hoses Ohio State BIA. Ohio State M.A. f'hairman of omrnercial Department Orientation, llooklu-4-pin:.:' xxvllllllll N iznick Ohio State B.S. Home i'i1'UIllbIlllt'S Xvillllfll Ps-ll 1- rsen Manchester l'ollei.:'c UA. XVestcrn State Uollegqe I'illl2,'ilSil Mildn-cl I'fun Ohio State B.S. Ohio Stale BLA. fiillllflllilll of Home l'I1'ononiic's Huy lKl'lg'lllll'i Mount llnion B'.S. Biology, licononiic lloogiapliy General Science Flnrk Shreve Asbury College B.A. University of North Carolina M.A, Business Science Mental llygiene Sociolopiy A.l!., MMX. Dirt-Ptor of Athletics l'Inf.:'lish G1-rtrlnlc I'l'ollIs Ohio Stats- ILS. Dean of Girls lfiiiulisli IKPIIIHI Ross Mount Union l3.A. Chairman of English llenartnient lilnglisli Wlzirixnrct Sites Ohio NYL-slvyan l5.A. 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Frank Shaw rings up 1110 Fliss :xllll ,h1zr010111- 211111 Miss G01't1'11111 arc 11111111111 :11 1111- K'0llllll'l' Nlinulv Blilll Flag lsl'l'l'klll'l' ask 'WY113' 1111 you wnnl to N01 Mr. Sl'll2lf0l'?H 9 Ruth Weaver Patrouess James Pappenhagen Ruth Ann Swoboda .,eee, Elaine Holibaugh ...,.,e, Charles Sollazzo ....,.. Shirley Miller ,e,,.e. Ethel Saus eeew... Wilda Mosely .... Margaret Metzar ....... Patricia Neill ..,.,, Beth Bard ...,,i, James Pappenhagen Vice-President Walter Wollam Piwrsicleiit, HONOR ROLL 95.363 e.,......95.242 m..,...92.142 ,e,ev....91.212 ,.r,,m90.434 m,...r,90.406 .7......,90.117 ...m.w,90.062 ..W...89.941 .,.,...,.89.8 Catherine Cox Shirley Miller Secretary T1'C2lSlll'6l' 10 From Out Our Past Oh, how well we remember that first day in high school! This big building with so many stairways and rooms in which to get lost was so confusing to us. Of course, as green "freshies," we fell for the old gags of the seniors, even to looking for the mythi- cal elevator. Very soon though, the strangeness wore off, and we found our place in school affairs. The clamor which could be heard in 101 after school on March 21, 1941 was caused by our first class meeting at which we became organized. The officers whom We elected were: Donald Felgar, president, Dean Ashbrook, vice president, Vera Alfani, secretary, Shirley Miller, treasurer. Mr. James Wilhelm accepted the patronship of our class. Our first social gathering was a party in the Log Cabin at Silver Park. With an eye to increasing our treasury for the future prom we would give, the class sold pencils which were inscribed with the school's name. To round out the year we held a Christ- mas party at the Y. M. C. A. The school life had changed for us now for we were upperclassmen. A change in officers was brought about in an election. Patricia Green became vice president and Catherine Cox was secretary. We began work on a new project of selling Everyday Greeting Cards. This proved very successful for the class. The fall term found us without a patron because Mr. Wilhelm had enlisted in the Navy. This was remedied when Miss Ruth Weaver graciously accepted the position. Since Don Felgar decided to graduate in June '43, we had to hold a new election. Those elected to office were Walter Wollam, presidentg James Pappenhagen, vice presi- dent. Cox and Miller remained in their offices. Who of those present will ever forget the Prom of All Nations on January 16, 1943? The dancers enjoyed Earl Jones' music, under a column of flags of the United Nations and with the portraits of the leaders of the four great Allied nations watching them. As seniors we realized that graduation was approaching when the measurements for rings were taken. We gave a farewell party for Mr. Husat in the form of a treasure hunt at the Big Log Cabin in Silver Park. "The Charge of the Very Light Brigade," our play, was given December 10 with Helen Greek and James Pappenhagen in the lead. No seniors will ever forget General Octave Talaba who won top honors in the ticket sale in the contest between the home rooms 221 and 222. The Chronicle staff and all the graduation committees were appointed and the grad- uation machinery began to grind. Because of our small size everyone had a job to ac- complish. "The best senior chapel I have seen," was the comment of Principal Walter Webb on our "Minstrel Show" chapel. The seniors marched onto the stage to form the red, white, and blue background for the entertainers. With Sam Reale and Kenny Cade as clowns and Howard Shackel as M. C., the show brought out much of our hidden talent. As we gave the gavel to our successors our red and silver ribbons were added. In the hustle of the last week, the senior banquet was held at the Woman's Club. The musical theme was carried out cleverly in the decorations and program. Mr. Cop- pock gave sound advice to us in the speech on "Future Harmonies." As Aregutha Nich- olson played "Farewell to Thee," a feeling of sadness crept into many seniors' minds. Our first appearance in caps and gowns was made on January 23 for Baccalaureate at the First Methodist Church where Reverend McCallum delivered the sermon. As a fitting climax our impressive graduation following the theme: "What Is Worth Fighting For?" was held in the auditorium January 27, 1944. Thus we have tried in our four years to be true to our motto: "Deeds not words." With many treasured memories of good times and carefree days we bid a fond adieu to our high school. 11 eniors 1'uIUlI10l'Pi:lt ltunte -1: Tifmstor I, 21 1'4nmm1-rviztl 21, 4, St-rrt-tatry Xp 'I'1':t.vt:l 21l'luSS S1'1'l'1'fi'll'j' 21 Vrum l'1lII1lIllll1'1', Full Yztriwlios '-tl, '42, V133 Blttuitttl- 'Q' 1311111-11's 1'1vurl 't'i' svlltnr VNV 1"1st "Sha-'s just xt iittlt- 'lizty' of HllIlShiIl1'." Willie-r I,l'llll .ksllhrmrk ltllllll 23 l.lllI'1ll'y IS: Vlatss Yin-at l'r1?sidt-ut 25 Prom 1 1'lussi14z'll 'tmtrnituft-. Iialskvlhztll, Varsity '-42: 'l'1'l1lliS, Varsity '42, Mmtitur Si, S1"Ili15I' 1 llztpvl 1'nmmittv1-. "XVhy thu tht-y 1-zxll him ttvillllvl'-1'l'1'1'li'If' lh-I ll VI 4-Minn llzlrll 4l1'll1'l'll1 lltvlltv -tg litmstt-r I 2j1'ullllll1'I'1'i2ll S! -t1 Vim- ,Xrts IS: 11 X 1' 1 " , , . . , . .. ISI Niltilrllill lltmnr Sm-ivty Zi, I: 'l'ri-Arts Sl: I'rum lx1lIIlH1ilit'1-'Z 1lt'lNA1'2ll 1'h2lil'IH2lllI 1'll1-vr'l1-1111+-1' 1, 2, 3, 4: Full Yanrin-tit-s '10, 'tli 1n'rh1'-stx'z1 1, 2, IS: Svrti1w1'1'l1:tpvl l'1tfNIUiII1'1'I Vlztss Svt'r1-tatry 2, 33, t, "Mz1rrizt:'t- uutvt- this tlimphttl lztss tn us." Nadine Louisv Ih-ll Itmm- I-It-tmtmtivs llttmv l'I1-ttrwrxtirs 2, J, t, I'l:ty Stz1I't'. "Yttl1'1i luv sn mm- lu141rn11'-h1tIlt1- tu. Xe-ru lfzlym- IH-II Itnmt- l'1I'1lllHlIli1'S 2, Il, -I1 Huwn 1'umm1tt1-t-, fh21iI'lll2lIl, 4'll1'I' smilt- hus zu whlmslc-:tl 1tlllI'li. XYiIli:uu l'h:ll'I1-s lh-nun-lt . Sw-x'1'-tz11'y -t: t'rttm Vulllillitltw-Q S1-Iliul' f:1'll1'I'ill l'rum 1'ummitt1'1-1 Alunittvr Ig 1':lll :mtl . Svivntitit- Hstgttirtt tg 'IR-st 'I'uhv 3:3 l'r-um 1't-mntittt-1-: Almtitm' JZ. "Uv st111li1-sh:tr1l :tml isu't 'Iluth-lvss'." Stove- l'1l'7llll'iS llc-rle-liq-h Nlmtitm' 2, .lg N-nmr I'lz1y btzttt. "Wh:tt's wrtmg with having: at littlv t't111'."' live-lyn Ylue liopll 1 N1'l1'Illlfll' 11111-l':tl Itmtstm' 1: 1lirl I:t'sv1'1't- lg Stump lg Sf-ninr 11111111111-t "'I'his litht-stmmv lztss is p.frn111i In kmtwf' Donald l1Illg1-lu' llruuiq- lmllxstriatl Arts St-ninr Iiatmluvt. S1-niors lllill'1'h to a1h'1'l'tis1- play llnln-rt Josepll Iiruni l',S1lllll'1' -,, 11 I-rt-nt-h ..: Al-xnttut' '1,4,ilIJUllIl -4. 1:tp :tml mittt-1-3 S1-uinr I'tzty Stzttt. "1livt- mt' :t patt-kztgm wt' 1-l10wim.:' gum, ph-:tsv llc-I4-n llurson l'rum 1'tvmmittv1-1 1'zlp :md fhvwn 1'UlNII1ilYk'1 "XX'h:tt at S1'1lt1'hYH2lll she is of h1-r words." Iluymnnll Allu-rl llutlvr l'rum l'1bIIH1litlU1'Q Full Vztrim-tit-s '43, Muuitur 223 Mix1 "Just V1-rzx :tml nw--tl1z1t's ull. hrstth1-r," lie-lun-ill Fault- 1'tm11u91'1'i111 ZS: Vim- Arts -ti Nutirmztl Honor Such-ty Play St:1t't'3 Hatslu-tlrztll, Varsity '41, Mmtitttr 'AXVhz1t 1':u1't ht' 1-t11'+'-11, must he 1'Ut1lll'1'd." Yvmnn- Juno Vulc- llztmtsumt- :md irttollipu-rxt, what zu mutt!" 111 1 1"l:tssi1-:tl fluxvxt 1'twm' ., 1ic-11111-211 r1'O1'llI1i0fl1 'hnrus 4. Ctmmtorcial Ii, 'tg Senior t, 1'ttmmc-1'f'iztl 1':m1w1':t 13 f'1DIlllll1'l1'i2ll lg 11, A. 1'. 21 -I,1'1'vHl l'1blIlIl1iKlt'1'1 Smtim' ltzutquot. "'xv1b!lIli1"?4' smiltt wouhl hrvatk thc- Silllltil th. llinniu- Ima- QQZIIIIIIIBPII Ilnmt' IC1'1m0mi0s 4 rw 1 I-Excelsior 1.irl lit-st-rvv I, l1'v:ls1tl'0l' 11 Sc-nim' 1'h:t1wl "Stu-'s :ns gmnl :us thvy will f-vor t'1vIll1",n Dora Nl uric f4Kll'I'1'ifIl 1 mnrnittti-G. 1Tmr11110x't-int Ylmvstm-r X3 1'tHNlll1'l'1'i2ll 3. -tg Senior f:1lllt'1ll0l. 'Sillcmt lm-ks hzts shv, :tml ht-nutty, two." .lean l-Elliott Fnlllns GOI'10l'il1 Tltmstvx' 1: f'2l1lII1'1'2lIl -lg Ilmmt Econuruic-s 2: Vrum ffommitteei S1 niur 1'h:tp01 Committf-v. "Thu fztithfttl :Irv t'1'11't11in ut' II11-ir l'1'XVill'd.H .luhn f1lHIl'1'Il 1lltlllSll'i2l1 Arts 1':l11 :md GHXYII l'1l1IlIl1ilI1'0. "Why gh sn fatstg th0r0's lots of time." 12 Seniors Annu .lc-:ln Foro General Rooster I, 2. 3, 4: H, A. U. 2, Prom Fommittee: Fall Varieties '-12, 'IZ-1, Senior Chapel Committee. 'ilIax'vn'l, I sm-Il you sonn- place before?" Snra 111-lon-s F000 General Itooster I, 2, 3, ig f'Hllll'll0l'I'lZll fl, 3: G. A. C. 3, 4: l'rom Uommitteey senior I'lay Vast: Fall Yarinetit-s VIZ, '43, Travf-l Vlub Sl, National 'Plivspiaus I, "I like l'ol't'ow, I likn- tea," . . Novo too." Donna xvZlShilllll'l' Fonry Scientiiic ttirl lu-svzwws I, 2, Sl, l'rom tionunittswg Iland lg Orc-hestra 1, Svnior llanquot, "Donn-a smile for the thrill of it." f'Ilflll'l'iIl0 Ann lfnx Scientific Iionte Il, I, l'r1-side-nt el: Hoostl-r I, l'1't-sitlc-nt 11 Club Council 4, Imlsirleiit il: Girl lit-st-iwt-s 1, 2, 51, I're'sislunt I3 Junior llcd Cross 1, I'rn-side-nt lg Lilirary 3, I, Tri-Arts I: Class Smmetztry 2, 3, 4, l'i-om Uoinmiltt-1-3 livneral Vhairnian, Senior Play Cast: Monitor 3, I. Captain 45 1lIl'im- llcliwr 3, el: National Thespians 4. 'HX Iitllt- girl who llllllBI'l2llil?S hip: tasks," l'aull:l G1-nv Frzlfi Clz1SSicZ1l Iiooste-r I3 Girl llesn-1'x't-s 3, -lg Spanish 2, 3, 4, Mixed Uhorus 45 Girls' Vliorns I, 31 Senior I'lay Staff, Chairman of Properties. "Stable as the ground shi: walks on." lin-unc-th lflllgl-:lv Fuller Technical ,X4'I'Hllll?.l'S I, 2, 3, 4, Vice l'rvsi1l1-nl 3, l'r4-siilont 41 Junior Police 4, Invitation and Nannf Varcl Vommitleeg Monitor 4. "Ile dot-s his bc-st in wliatevvr ho undertakes." Susznnu- Zoe llzlvillson C13.SSic211 Forum lg Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, el, Sevretary 11 Prom Committee, Monitor 3, 4: 1l1't'if'e llvlper -4: Liam-alaureate Committee, Chairman, "lt's an honor to lm a, friend' of Susie." f'lnr4-nc-0 XYinlivl1l De-uvull Scientific Prom t"omrnitte1-3 Gift Committee. "llc talu-s the- otllvl' side of the question." lil-rnzlril Joss-ph D1-ville Scientific limi and llluo Staff 3: Senior lflay Staff, Football, Reserve '41, Monitor 3, el. "XYha1 4llfl't'I'l'llCC does it make now?" Snappvrl at POIIIIllPlH'C'lllPlli1'fll2lf last mile. lilx :1 Jani- PYJIYIIIIO General lloosrt-r l, 2, 3: 1"ainvra 3: Dt-hate 3: Forum 3, rl, Prom Commit- tel-: Monitor 2, Zi, Cap and flown Committee. "Always lanprhing' for the fun of it," Kntllh-vu Wlzu- llliillliltfilfk General Annual Staff: Camera 3, Vive l'rvsicls-nt 3: Commercial 2, 3, Girl lit-sviwl-s Il, I1 G, A. U, l: From Committee, Monitor 3: Girls' Chorus 1, 2. "You're ,Irish and you're lovable." Ellptlu- Hue G1-hllzllwll ClaSSicU.l lloostor I: Fine Arts 3, ri: French 3, -lg Girl Reserves: 1, Prom Vommilteeg Monitor 4: Gift Committee, Uhilirmail. ':Sht-'ll go far in the music world." Gloria G4-no Gorun Classical Annual Staff: Illue lbomino 3, 4, Treasurer 3: Hoosier 1: Debate 2: Forum 3: Fix-nvli 3, -11 Girl Reserves 1, 3, 4: Junior 1-It-fl Cross 15 Fall Yarn-ties '43, Monitor 4. Ul'U0t+'NS dt-luxe with smiling: eyes." Ili-Ion YI. fin-4-k ' Classical lllnt- llomino 3, 1, St-I-retary 4: lionte 4: Fine Arts 4, I'rt-sident 4: ll, .x. V. 3, 3: National Tlnlspian 4. Sm'relary-'.l'r0asurer 4: Prom , , Vominittevz Senior .I lay Cast, Fall Yaris'-tics 13. "All good things Conn- in small 11ackag:0s." l'Zlfl'il'iIl Lois Url-on General ltonte el: Girl lleservos l, 2, 3: Ulass Vivo l'rosid'0nt 3, Prom Com- milleoi S1-nior l'lay Staff: Senior Uhalwl Committee, Monitor 3. "Look out, tht- flt-vil is in hor eyesfl llornlhy wi. lluinlvi General tiirl llvsl-rx'vs 2, 33 G. A, l'. 2, 3, llouitor 4. "'l'all and stately, sim has tho mien of a queen." lla-rlu-rt l'llIl1'4'Ill' Hnllmzxn lndustrial Arts uri-liestra l, 252 l32li'4'Ill2Llll'C2lt8 Committee. "IIe- can always he found nvar thc- ladies." llulu-rl YIIlilliZlS Hamilton Cl2lSSie:1l Sn-nior Play Staff. "II:- vainw to us on the wings of war." lf! Seniors Donna Jilillllll' H1-wilt fl0r10l':1l Prom Criiiiiriitlw-3 Fall Yzirii-til-s '42, '13, Aloiiiior Il, -lg Smiior lfilllllllfll. "She- pours-il he-r hi-ziri into xx Hfillf-in lilluina- Lois llnlilmug'h Vlzissiczil .xllllllill Stull' lg fl4llTllll1'l'4'llll Uliilv -lg l'lUI'llIll -l: Girl llesnrvos l, Il, ,lg Nniioiiul lloilor Soc-ii-ty lg Spanish Zi, -li Prom Urviiiiniitn-1-3 Monitor -4: Vzxirluiii 4. "Shi- mzilci-s friwiifls lay In-ing' ons." Xu-:nl ll:-:in Ilnnt llenvrzil I'rom Voiiiiiiiiu-Q-1 Suiiior l'l:iy Vast. "I uint' luzy: l'm jusl ilr0zuiiiiig'." lfllfll H1-:unw .lui-ksun Svienlililf Si-iiior liziiiquvi. "A good worlu-r :xml :iii ull zwouiiil good sportf' Fhurlntle .lohn Vlzissiczil liluv lloniiiio ii, I1 Iiouu- 1: Hirl ll0Nl'l'YL'S l, 2, 33 National Honor Socfivty 4: Slmiiisli Il, 1: Prom Voiiiiiiitlm-3 Sviiior I'lzny Faust: Qln- viialtioii ziiul Nunn- Uzirml Foiiiixiiltw-Z Monitor 15: Blixwl Vliorus 2. 33, 1: Girls' Fliorus l, " 'lwiipy' ilwwrilws this 4l':ii'lc-liaiiiwcl lass." llorotlny Annu- K1-num-ily i,iQIlOl'ill ,Uliviis lligh Svhool 2: tlirl lil-svi'xx-s l, 2, Ill Monitor: Smiior Iililll- ilun-ig Girls, Uliorus I, 2, ZS: .Xlixml Uhorus 4. . . . . ,. "4'z1lm :xml 1-lin-ii-iii ilvse-rilws this mzuml. .lnlln 1!'iIlis K4-lun-dy S45iel1Ull1' lflsqiiiri- 3, 1: .luiiior I'oliw- l, 2: Sviiior l'lz1y Farsi, Illoiiitor, ASSist- ziiit Vxmtziiii l. It :xl iirst you do1i'l Slll'i'l'Q'1l"'l'Ul',2,'f'l. il." Mllnzlrcl John Kinkopf 'l'0l'llIliC!ll Monitor ig Sviiior l'lziy St:ii'i'. "Huw oi' those strong, sill-nt. ins-ii." llnnzllal l':lIH.'l'll0 Iiifklilllll General Ilooslwr 23 llnsi-lizill, Assistant iiiaiiiaigvi' 23 Monitor -iq Sviiioi' l"luy Stull. "A vf-ry gooil fi-llow in ai quic-t wary." Popular boy :mtl girl uwzuwl ggovs to XYnllzun and My0l's lflililll' Belle- I.:lmIn-rl lloiiiu l'h'oi10mi4'S Uairm-i':i ii: Hirl Ili-sci'x'vs IS, -l: llomv l':l'lilllllIlil'S 2, Monitor 2, Girls' l'horus 2, 323 tin-lwsli'z1 1, 2, 3, il, "Her gjolflvll lo1'liS limi oN-r hi-1' ii-iiiplvsf' Ruth Ann In-l!'im.rwvIl Classix-:il lioostoi' l: l'2ll!lt'l':l 2. Sig Girl lie-sm-iwws l, Sig Si-nior lizinquet. "Shi- works womlvrs with hm' powf-rs." liotlic- .Ivan li0l"ll3l1'll GQI1e1'21l ,xllllllill Stuff: I-mosh-1' 11 Vzuliii-n-:iii -ll H. AV. U. lg l'rom C'ommitt001 llim: xilifl l'iii Voiiiiiiitlvvg S1-iiior l'l:1y Cust., Full Yzirif-ties '43, "Shi- is :iii li1il'oi'g4'vtt:ilvlv person." HI :nrgzlrq-t lim-:u COI1lfl16l'i"i1ll Svnior llxiiiqilvi. ll:-r Ilvry roll huir rliil not Illillf'll hor tonipvrf' Mary Tirgginin Music-rson Classical ,xllllllill Stuff: Hoiiii- 43 l'2lllUk't'illl 1: Girl Ili-sv1'v0S 2, 3, 41 Junior lil-rl Vross 34: l'rom Voiiiiiiillvm-Z Monitor 22, 4: Senior Bziiiqiiet, "She'll iwvvi' lose tlmi Now York :iC0m1t." Virginia Louise Wlvfrozl G6nOI':1l Girl Iii-si-rvvs l, 2, 3, ,lg lloinw lfluoiiomim-s 3. "Quin-I, 1'vs1-i'x'Ocl, :iiifl frii-mlly to ull." lleuirive Ann Sli-lirvn' Classical Aiimizil Stuff: Girl l2vsoi'x'vH 1, 2, Si, -l, 'l'I'K'llSlll"01' 45 Prom Commit- tveg liivitaitioii :xml Nunn- l'ill'4l l'ommitl00, l'l1:1i1'1ii:uiQ Monitor 4. "'l'his lll'llXYIl-ll2Ill'f'f-l laws will show the w:1y." Ye-ru Mayne-ll Vlmdlinn Home 1'lCOI1UIlllK'S H, A. l'. l, 2, 34, -1: llomi- lllvoiiomivs 2: Prom l'ommiLle03 Full Yu- rii-livs 'illig Monitor 13, -lg liz1vc':ll:i111'o:xiv l'ommittef1. "l'lloii1lf- :mil vawy on thv wyi-S is Guy." NI:nrf:.':ur4-t Ann Wleizge-r Commercizil t':mivr:i 2, Ji, 43 Slll'l'0t,1ll'y -ig Voiiiiiii-i'n'i:ll fl, Monitor -lg Senior lflziiiqiivi, 4'liznirui:11i. "l'vi'l'awt igiiiflt in r-vvry l'+-z1Llil'4-f' 14 Yi' -ng, 'V 1 . 4 Q 6lll0l'8 Shirley Luuiso Milli-r Cl3.SSiC21l Annual Staffg Iioostor ig Girl 121-s11r1'us 2: G. A. C. 3, 4: Spanish 11, 4, Class '.l'1'QilSl11'f'l' 2, 31, -13 1'r11111 1'11111111itt1-11, Ring' :ind Pin Coin- mittooz Alix1-11 l'l1H1'llS 31, 113 Girls' Chorus 2. 'WVQ t1'llSl1'tl l11'1' with 11111- 1111r11-earned cash." K inlet 11111-y Eliza General 1'11n11-1'11 3, Clll'1'11Slll'1'1' 11: liilll 111111 Gown C111n11'1i1tec. "Sho 111111 21 111-1-11, 1l2ll'li 1wi11lQ111 in llvl' eyes." , XYilllu Lore-nu Mo:-11-ly Cl21SSiC11l 11111111111 Stuff, Qlioostcr 1: Nillllhllill II1111111' S111'i1:1y lg Spanish 11, 45 l'l'11l11 1'11n1n1i1tcug S1'Illl1l' 1'111y l121SlQ 1111x1111 Cll0l'U!4 2, 3, fl, Girls' 111 1111s 1 lX1l1111111 1111 is 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . 1 ' A -3 1 1 181112113 1. "A faithful l'l'lt'1l1l 111111 il talented girl." Lois Ann Myers Sciontiilc llluc Domino 3, 4, 'Vi1-1- 1'1'1-si111-111 113 15111110 3, 4, Vice l'l'OSldl5I1t 45 1l'1111s111r, IIOIl0l'2ll'X 3101111111 1, Z, 21, 13 1111-1 lla-serves 1, 23 Prom 1 . 1 - 1 l'lJ1l1l11lll.GCI Senior 1'1115' llJlSlQ 1 l111l'l'l1'2l1l1'l' 3, 1, 1,0-Ci111t:1111 111 1+ 1111 Xlll'11?Ll9S '-133 lltjllltfbl' 1, 2, 21, 1, ilillllkllll 1: Senior Chapel 1I11111111it- tee, lfll?ll1'll12ll1, llllllb 1'1111111-il 1, S111'1'c1ary-Tro11surer 4. "Her 1-1101-rs 11-11 11s 1111'1111,m'11 victory and defeat." l'2lfl'il'lil Ails11 N1-ill Sciontiiic 1l1111ster 2: CHdl1f'ULlll ZZ, 13 Girl 111-s1-rx'1-s 1, 2, 3, -Lg T1't12lSll1'81' 23 - 1 1 1 1 - Nillllllllll Honor S111-11.-15' 1: ljlllli Z1ll4l 51,'l'4Ill 13 1.911111111111110 511111115 Prom 1'1j1111111i111-113 11111 1'111111ni1tucg Monitor -1. "Sho is 1111.1 All-.X1111-ri1'11n Sl'1'QYVb2lll.H .Kl'l'l:,'lllll1l Nicholson GOIll2l'Zll Girls' l'l1Hl'11S 1, 2: S1-nior Banquet. "All 111111 I 11sk is 1111.111 lcft11l0ne." I.1-wis Edwin Olson lndustrizil Arts S1-11i111' llillltllltft. "l111 s11111 11-ss 111111 1111111g'l1t inoref' lh-na Jlurie Panoz General l.'r11n1 1'11111111i111-1-3 Sl'lll11I' t'l1iL11t'l Ctjlllllllttlltb. "Sho 111111 1111 211'llSlllT 11111111o1'11111ent." Jzunc-s llc-ri-ilitll l':1pp1-11Il:11:1-I1 Slflibllllllti ,xllllllill Stuff: tfhvss 11: l'lS1111l1'1' 31, 11: SC'4'l'Cl2ll'Y 43 N111iox111l lltilllll' S111-11415' 3, 41 Boys' Slllll' ll: 1'111ss X'i1'1- 1'rusid1111t -11 l.'1'0lTl Cllllllllllf- 11-vi lling' 111111 1'i11 V11111111111111-3 S1111i11r 1'l11Y Vast: M1.111it11r, Assist- illlt llillllillll 21, llillllillll 11: N:11i1111111 Tliespiun 4. 'lxlilllt' 1111 111' wis1l11111, 1'11111':11'11-r, Lllltl fun." Grzullizniing 15111111-s lim- up ali. dinner danvc Xililllll' M110 Phillips General I1111111- 4: 1'11rl111-1-1111 31. 1: tiirl 111-s--1'x'1-s 1, 2, 31. 1, Quill :ind Scroll 1, 111-fl' and lillllt S11111' 1: 1'1-11111 1'11111n1ittcc3 Gift Coinniittce. "A tiny miss W1111 XYI'll1'S, 111111 writes, and Writes." xxvlllilllll lluvitl l'llllllllll'l' Y I11dl.1Sl1'lill Arts Kl1'1'l11'Sll'2l. 1. "G111,11l 1111111r1- is 111s s111-1.11111 1111tur1:." .lzunvs l1lll4llll2lS Quay Scientific lli-Y Wendoll I'f11111s 1: l11vi1111i1111 Zllltl Nziine Card Csniiniittec. "Always 111-1-11, 11111 11111. 1'1111s111cuous." Snnnu-1 Joseph R1-1110 Scientific 1"i111- Arts 4: 1'r11111 1'11111111i111-1-3 1911111111111 '-111: l'S11s1w1b11ll, Frcshxnun 5111, '11, lIes1-rv1- '1Zg 'lll'1ll'li. X'11rs11y '12: 131111, Yzirsity '41 '12, '-135 M1111i1111' 1: St'11l1ll' l'l11y Stuff. "l-lurk. I 111-111' il h11l111x1' s1111111lg who l'2l1J1J1:L-l my l1e11df"' In-rnicu Leona Roy:,'vrs h Home ljoononiics S1-11i11r l4l1l1111'l lj1lllllll1lLCC. "ll11r 111111--1111s w1-r1- ll1ll1j4'S 111 s1Jle11dor." Ifllsio Louise Rouse C011111101'L:i41l 1-11111111 11, l3o11st111' 1: l12lll1l'l'2l 21 1'11111 1,'1111111'il -13 COIIlY!lCI'L7l21l.3Q licd 111111 Blue Staff Zig llll'2lY1'i 23 l'l'1rIl1 l'1l1l1111lltl'9I Full Xv1ll'lCtlCS 'fllig 11111111113 Trio 3, -13 Mix1-11 1'1111r11sAZ1, 1: Girls, Chorus ZZ, lg Senior 1'1:1y 811111, 1'1111111-11y llllillflllilfl. "Shes s1111111, 11111 so is il s1i1:11 of d'yn111nito." lla-tty June Rulf Home Econoiiiics ll1111Sll'1' lg Annual S111113 1ii1'1 l111s1-1'1'1.-s 1, 2, 21, 43 G. A. l, 2, 3, 4, I'1'1-sidf-Iit 3: 1f111m1: 1'Z1-111111111i1's 1, 21 l'1'1Il1l l'11l'llIlllll,E't'I Mixed Cliorixs 11, -13 Girls' lfl'l41l'llN 1. 23 A11111i111r 2, Zig Senior l'l11y Stuff. "C11ok. 111'11s1, 1111111-111 . . . what 11 girl!" Ili-ln-n Louise Iflllllliilllllll lloinf: i'1CU11U1I1iCS 11111111- 1111'1-1111111i1's , IE, -1. "Nex'11r in 1111- x1:15', 11111 1111v1-r 11111 of 1111: Way." 1111111-1 ,lllll suns Commercial 135,-1 71.16561-1-,.S 1, 1'1'11111 1j11111111iAL1111q3 S1-11i11r .1.'l11y St11I'1', Tivliet l,'ll11ll'1l11lll. "A CO1l!5ClCllllU1.1S 111111 lL willing worker." 15 Seniors liaullll-yn Us-rllii-c Svhlosscr liillSSi43ili Girls' l'1lU1'11N 1, 2, 24. "All work 111111 no 111z1y, 11111 privo of il liillitllllilhl, Framk sl'lllll'ilIl'l' i1111ust1'i:11 Arts Sonior 13111111111-l.. "'l'11is Illj'Sll'1'iU115 1112111 lineups girls 2-Z11t1SSiIlg'.H Nunn lflvolyn Sn-lls Gonerzll Belmont High Sz-11oo1 1, 2, 31, -15 An'ti1'itios in liolinont, Homo lflcoiionlics 35 Mixoil liilU1'1lS 1, 25 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Triple Trio lg 1ll'1lTll Major 2, 35 C2111 and Gown Coniniittee. "She studios 1111rd, but talks 1lilI'l101',,' Howard lhrlurrt slllllqill' TCCi1l1iCi11 1li-1' Gr-o1'g'o XYi11i:1111s 35 i'l'Ull1 i,jUll'lll1iiil2L'Q Sonior ljtxiiquet. 'ills-tu-1' lute tl1:111 114111-1', you 1i11UNV.U !Yuli4-r Ellwzlral Snyder Llcilorui Alqron South 1115411 I, 2g Sonior 1'1a1y Stz1i'I'. "A,1w:1ys un PLIISXVQJI' for oVo1'ytl1i11g," f'll2lI'lt'S ,I':1tri1-k Sullnzzo iiOll11llt3l'l7i2li i'lIIl1lYlt'1'i'i2li 35 Nzitionzll filllllll' Soc-iuly -13 Monitor -15 U11oroLt:1 'll' Mixed C11or11s 1-10, '-11, V121 Sonior Play Nast. "Always lmppy about the 1v11o1o thing." Nllll'l:'ill'l'l Lonnru Stanley Clilssiozli Girl llesorves 1, 2, 3, -15 i,'1'llIll iTU1l11ll1t,lCL'Q Senior .Hillli1L1Ot. U.-X 111z1id'o11 lig'l1t-11oQ11'1v11 Zlllll content." JOIlllllQ'ff0 Milcon S14-wart Geuorzll l.ouc1o11vil1e High School 1, 2, 315 Senior ii1l1'll1l1C1.. "'l'o 1111 sho 1-xlemls El frim-11il1y s111il1,-." llnnzlld Si0lllll'Il Shun- St'i0lliii1C 121114: 1Do111i11o 15 1'iSfI1li1'L' JS, -15 1'l'lJlll l'U1llllliilt:t', lil!-t'1lQli1'Il1ZlllQ Ton- 11is, 1:0NPl'Yl' 112, Varsity '13, Monitor 2. "All grunt 111011 urns flying:---1 fool sick 111ys4-lf," ,1ZlSl10l'S0ll, Bl'llllCtli, and Swobodzm wait to speak at fillllllll0lll'0lll0llf. Ruth Ann Stvollutlu Scientific 11111111111 Stuff, l'o-editor: Girl ilesoiwos 2, 3, 15 Nzrtionzil Honor So- rivty 3, 45 I'I'U1ll f,'UlT11"llii,lFQI lling 111111 l'i11 lyllilllliitfili, Cilili1'I11i11lQ Monitor 15 Girls' l11lHI'1lS 2, 3, "S11e's 1fu11 of XV1Sl1Hll1, but 1ll4,r1'C of funf' Uctnvu 'l':ll:1lv:1 Suiontilio .lunior lied Uross 25 1'1'Hlll l'o111111it11-1-3 llzlskotbzill, 1'i1't'SilY'l1?l11 '11, llvservo '42, Yzirsity '13, V115 Golf, Varsity '-11, '12, '13, Alonitor 21 Sonior 1'1z1y Must. "Li1lly,'1l 211111 tho World lzuiglis with you!" Mary X1-Il Tllonlpson Scientific Bonto 3, 15 .Iunior 11911 Cross Ii, 15 Tri-Arts 45 Prom Conimittoeg Senior 1'lz1y Stuif. 'AA lot on hor lllilld, but ospovizilly the Navy." Louise Tllllrlllun Y General Senior 1311111111612 Girls' Chorus 1, 2. "Those who know hor best, liko hor best." Erma Jenn Viola General CUIIllYl6l'C12l1 35 i'1'0lll Coniinittoog Monitor 45 Senior Play Staff. "An exciting mixture of personuiity and good looks." llarlraru Jollznum XVel1-ll CO1HI11E51'C1.LL1 Booster 15 Girl Reserves 2, 35 ilflllll Ctillllllifltllli Monitor 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Senior 1'1t1y Staff. "She will never "wols11" on :L friend." Velma Arrcttn KVells Comniercizrl CiJ1111llC1'CiiI1 35 Annual StuI'tf5 12011 and Blue Stuff 35 Monitor 35 Sonior Banquet. "A penny for your hidden thoughts." Doris Dlzue wwvilliilllls CO1n11101'Ci2L1 Booster 15 COI1lIllt21'C12L1 35 1'l'O1ll COlllY1littCCQ Senior Play Staffg Monitor 11. "To1'c11y illlil', toniper, and pcrso11u1ity." Robert Xvilliums Classical Esquire 3, 4, President 45 Red Cross Council 3, 45 Fall Varieties '4Z. 16 Seniors xx'Ellt0l' N'oII:um. Jr. Scientific Ulub Coum-il -ig lflsquire Il, 4, l'resideut 4, Library 3, National llonor Sow-in-ty ei, Vic-e-l'r1-sidviit -1, Class President Al, Prom Com- mittee, Ilinu' and l'in Vommitteel Senior Play Cast, Football, Freshman '40, Varsity '41, '42, '43, Hasketball 14'r0shman '41 'Var- sity '42, '43, '-11, Track, Varsity '11, '42, '43,g Monitor, Assistant Captain 1, National 'Vhespians fi. "The whole world loves an athlete." lk-len Rose Yarns Home .Economies Booster 1, Home ldvonoinivs 2, 'Treauror 23 Monitor 3, Mixed V tfhorus ZZ: Senior .lgIanq1let. J' "She will nm-vor lose that smile." Vlnry Juno Grunt General Rooster I, 2, 3, G. A. lf. l, 2, il, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 35, Band 4, OI'- ehestra 1, llavc-alaureato Committee. "XVhat good is a trumpet without June?" .lzunes lfl'lllll'fll Hohbins General Sebring' Mr-Kinley 1: Aorolvugs 1, 2: Annual Staff, Camera 2, 3, President 3, Hi-Y X'Venrlell l'1'outs Ii, 4, lied and Blue Staff 4, Tri- .Xrts il, l'rom Committee, Senior Chapel Committee, Basketball, llesm-rve '41, Hand Sl. "He stands out above his fellowmenf' Gloria Ann ilinclx f General Booster 1, Girl Reserves lg lied and Hlue Staff 4, Girls' Chorus 2, Il, Senior Banquet. "A flower in your hair does the trick." Lawson l'lllgl'llC Dlariin Technical Senior Banquet, "Don't worry about mo, l'll get along." Robert lu-ith Moon- lndustrial Arts Ili-Y xxrvlldlfll Pfouts, Football, Freshman '39, Varsity '42, Basket- ball, Freshman 'Sill "A steady and easy-g'oinp:,' follow," l'lill"f'lll'l' Arthur Rllllft General 4'ommerm-ial 3: Red Cross Vounc-il 3, -1, Uperetta 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Boys' Giee Vlub l, 21 Nap and Gown Committee. "An eye for the .ugirlsfa mind for work." Ilule Roth 'Pllonlals General liooster 1, Camera. 1, .Junior Police lg lied and Blue Staff 2, Moni- tor 3 4. "Genius is the capacity for avoiding all work." See-111-s from "The Very Light Brigade" Prom of All Nations for January 1943 17 Last Will and Testament of January 1944 Class After due consideration and thought, we, the class of January 1944, make and publish our last will and testament. I, Octave Talaba, do will and bequeath my humor to Bob Krahling. CPlease do not use in study halls, as it had another name there.J I, Walt Wollam, do will and bequeath my all- round ability to anyone capable of following in my footsteps. CSize 12, width F, see Shirley Niswonger, Walker's prize salesgirlj I, Pat Green, do will and bequeath my ability to win friends and influence people to Charles Freedeman. We, the Coco twins, do will and bequeath the distinction of being two of a kind to the Williams twins. CPick near-sighted teachers, kids, it pays.J I ,James Hobbins, do will and bequeath my exposed film to Bob Plajer. Always carry a spare blonde for you never know where you'll need one. I, Lois Ann Myers, do will and bequeath my feet to anyone who thinks he is capable of keep- ing his balance on them. I, James Pappenhagen, do will and bequeath my brains to Carol Vander Velde Cas if she needed themb l I, Margaret Luca, do will and bequeath my flaming red hair to Katherine Russo. I, Patty Neill, do will and bequeath my giggle and one padded cell to Aimee Morey. I, Nadine Phillips, do will and bequeath my column, With The Armed Forces, to Norma Jean Muffly. Buy plenty of V-Mail. CGood Lucky I, Catherine Cox, do will and bequeath my in- exhaustible energy to anyone who can find out where I buy my vitamin pills. I, Kenny Cade, do will and bequeath my jit- terbug steps to Bob Bay. I, Mary Thompson, do will and ,bequeath my vivaciousness to Shirley Sadler. I, Dean Ashbrook, do will and bequeath my ability with the gentler sex to Warren Hardy. I, Shirley Miller, do will and bequeath my treasurer's report to Martha Scott. tThey check it gal, they check it carefulj I, Margaret Stanley, do will and bequeath my ability to pick number one in the drawing for senior play seats. I, Ruth Ann Swoboda, do will and bequeath my editorship of the Chronicle to Lois McQuown. Buy something to grow hair when the proofs come back. I, Gloria Gorun, do will and bequeath my poetry to William Shakespeare. I, Charlotte John, do will and bequeath my fun in assembly room 221 to all you undergrad- uates. I, Beth McMinn Bard, leave my dimple to Mr. Webb to charm the student body into sub- mission when he says, "You're all excused to first period classes." I, Helen Greek, leave my politeness and my ability to play child parts to "Whit" so he can be an elf in the next Fall Varieties. I, .Aregutha Nicholson, bequeath my guitar playing and singing to George Dietrich, who is already an up-and-coming Romeo. I, Charles Sollazzo, bequeath my quiet charm to John Welch, who, goodness knows, can use the quiet. g I, Steve Berletich, leave my ability to collect library passes to Miss Lucy McKibben, who al- ways wanted to know where I got them. I, Gloria Koch, do will and bequeath my co- operative spirit to you undergraduates fit is a good thing to havej. I, Ruth Leffingwell, do will and bequeath my half of a locker to the one freshie who is always left without one. I, Sam Reale, do will and bequeath my croon- ing ability to Frank Sinatra Cbig-hearted Sam-- miej I, Edythe Gebhardt, do will and bequeath my hank of wool and two knitting needles to Toni Leo Ccome on Tom, learn howll. I, Elaine Holibaugh, do will and bequeath my pleasing personality to Helen Lutz falways giving things to people who donlt need theml. I, Lawson Martin, do will and bequeath my strong and silent type to Al Rogel. I, Lottie Lorbach, do will and bequeath a sandwich to anyone with a fourth period phy- siology class Cmany were the days I wished I had onel. We all do will and bequeath, to any class in the future that is capable, our famous Prom of the United Nations, our Senior Play and the record of our ticket sales. We also leave good luck and fondest memor- ies to our successors. We, the class of January 1944, do will and bequeath our sincerest thanks and best Wishes to our friend and patroness, Miss Ruth Weaver. 18 RUTH DOWLER Pationess HONOR ROLL Corrine Mulac ........, ......... 9 5.552 Wanda Newton ...,.. Martha Scott .,.......... ......... 9 5.055 Sally Ellett ,,.,,,,,, Carol Vander Velde 94.655 Shirley Oswalt ...,.. Lona Belle Dennis .....,.......... 94.428 James Hart ..........................., 94.115 Lois McQuoWn Snyder ........ 94.0 Olive Emery .......................... 93.7 Mildred Louise Glauser ........ 93.642 Phyllis Pauli ....,................,.... 93.448 Edgar Shirk ........ 92.896 Pauline Lisk ........ Faye Chesney .,... Julia Jorney ....... 92.696 92.642 92.580 Albert Rogel ,......... Shirley Marshall .. . 1 FRANK RODGERS President ,.....,..91.965 .........91.685 ,........91.642 ,........91.366 .........91.259 Patricia Pettibon ,,,,,. ,,,,,,.,, 9 1 .25 Carolyn Dimit ............ ......... 9 0.571 Leonard McClarren Ellen McGowan ,.., John Gusbar ...,... Bert Wilson ......... Kathryn Sefert .... Betty Webb ......... ......,.,.....90.413 r,.,.,,..90.413- .........90.4 ..,,...,.90.3 ....,....89.418 .........89.413 Betty Shreve ....... 92.178 Bonnie Shively ...... ......... 8 9.285 Audrey Bettis ........................ 92.071 This is for the iii-st seven semesters only. ROBERT KRAHLING MAXINE SANTSCHI MARTHA SCOTT Vice-President Secretary Treasurei- With Fondest M emories As freshmen when we entered the resound- ing chambers of AHS, all of us were entering into a completely new and different world. Some faced it boldly, some timidly, and some even a little fearfully. What strange and start- ling experiences were in store for us no one could tell. But after the first few weeks of newness wore off, and upperclassmen ceased staring, we began the never-ceasing round of studies in earnest. We took in our stride new experiences and changes as only seasoned vet- erans can. Thus passed our freshman year, evermore to haunt us with its trial and errors. The organization of our class was left until our population was stabilized and until we gained a little more experience in such matters. But as a result of the assembly period discus- sions on democracy, one of our assembly rooms, 101,'staged a political battle, with the winning party left in control. Our classmates from State Street had just joined us when, as 10B's, we held our first class meeting to organize. The officers whom we chose then have held their positions through- out their high school careers. As president, Frank Rodgers led the list. The vice president's chair was taken by Bob Krahl- ing and the secretary's books were handed to Maxine Santschi. The finances have been han- dled by Martha Scott. Mr. William Anderson was elected patron. Our sophomore year was interrupted and the whole nation shaken by the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. It didn't give its full meaning at first, but we could easily see things were go- ing to be a lot different from here on. Feeling the first effects of a nation at war, we didn't hold any special activities or sell things to fill our treasury. Instead, our already decreasing numbers gave full attention to school and out- side work. The next year, a defense job called Mr. An- derson away from our school and Miss Ruth Dowler was selected to fill his place. New war- time courses began to appear in the schedule. Girls and boys alike strove toward physical fit- ness with the new pre-induction gym. That funny thing called rationing made its debut. The students went all-out in the sale of bonds and stamps in their assembly rooms and earned the privilege of flying the coveted Minute-Man flag. The new Victory Corps was formed with great enthusiasm and clubs participated in de- fense activities. The junior year of the average high school student holds one main attraction - the prom. Bill Rodgers and Phil Meismer held the reins as co-chairmen and a western theme was se- lected. On May 22, the gym was decorated to the hilt with cardboard horses, cowboys and cowgirls, and the floor was corralled off with a high cardboard fence. We thrilled to the syn- copation of Earl Jones and his orchestra. Color, music, and hilarious entertainment -- all west- ern - made the Bar '44 Round-up Prom the biggest and best ever! Our senior year! To start off a grand fare- well, a Halloween party under the general di- rection of Al Rogel was staged at Morgan's gym, everyone having a wonderful time. The year has proved to be a busy one, taking time out for ring measurements, picture taking, in- vitations, name cards, and cap and gown meas- urements, to say nothing of the time spent by the Chronicle stad. On the social end, dances and parties and club farewells took the lime- light. Teachers were plagued with the trading of friendship pictures and name cards. Senior chapel seemed to catch us all by the throat. A serious note was struck at our Baccalaureate services when it was explained to us what we are facing. And as a grand finale, the curtain was run down on our number, reduced to nearly half its original sum, at commencement exer- cises held June 1 in the auditorium with mem- bers of our own class as chief speakers. Black and Aqua were chosen as our class colors and our motto stands thus: "Today Makes Tomorrowf' And so shall we, the stu- dent generation of the Allied Nations, out of the war-ravaged world of today, design the good will and peace maintaining nation of to- morrow. And so, with a little catch in our voice, we bid good-bye to our Alma Mater. 21 eniors .l:11-qlu-line llzly Auth-rsuil 1'l:1Ssi1':1l 12111111-1-1111 -1: llirl l11-S1-1'x'1-s I, 2, ZZ, -1, l'1'1-si1l1-111 1, xvl1'l' l'1'1-Sidi-111 ,, , . . .13 lP1111l1l1- 'l1'111 -11 Al1x1-1l 1'l1111'11s 24, -1: Girls' 1'h111'11s 2. "Sho 111'-i'1-usts y1111 with :1 f.Z'l2l1lt'C'." I!:1rl1:1r:1 .1113 l'l' .klliisvll 111-11f:1':1l l!1111st1-1'g 12111 z1,111l 12111111 1'11111111ilt0c-. 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".XlIilll11'L' lli,:'l1's loss, 1111- Air 1'111'11s' g'11i11.'1 .lusn-ph Ifllllifl lfl'lll'lI1'1'0 S1'i1-11liIi1' Allllllill Stuff: l4'1e111-l1 3, I. l'1'1-si1l1-111 1: Ili-Y G1-111-141 1Villiz1111s 24, 4, l'1'1-si1l1-111 lg 'lli'Y 1'1111111-il CZ: Quill 111111 S1-1'11ll Zi, -1, l'r1-sld1-111 1: IZ1-11 111111 l!l111- Swnfl' 3, 4, lI11si111-ss M:111z1p:'1-1' tg l'I'41I11 l'f1111111ill1-1-,Q M111111111' 22, 4, ltlllllillll 1, l+'111'11111, 13 S1-11i111' I'l1lj' Cust, "ll1-'1l l1:1v1- ll11- lust x1'11r1l with :111 1-1'l111, Sl111'k1-y, Lisk, M1-Iiiblu-11, 111111 H0111-111-1111 s1--1-k II11- prillif-1"s a11lvi1'1- xxvllllllil 1':11I11-rinv llc-111-1li1-1 4'1'11111111-1'1-iz1l l'111111111-1'1-i:1l 212 S1-11i111' l'l1lj' Sl11l'I'. "XYill1 tl11- lll'Xil 1l2ll11'l11y,' i11 111-1' 1-y1-sf' .lnhn Ilq-nilu-:ls:1 G1-1101111 ,X1-1'11l111g:,'s 1, 2: l!1111sl1-1' 2, S23 Hi-Y XV1-11111-ll l'l'1111ts 13, 4: 111-11 211111 lilue Stull' -13 'l'1'i-Arts -11 l'1'1'1m 1'11111111itt1J1e, 1'l11-1-1'l1-:111f-1' 2, 3, -lg l+'z1ll XY2lY'll'lil'S 'ICSQ Al1111il111' 31 S1-11i111' I'l11y l':1:-1t. "Sly :1111l1ili1111s spirit S111-xxlis f111' itself." Elsie- l':1ll11-rino lSeri1-1-l1i:1 111111111 l+l1'-11111'1mi0s II1-11 l'1'11ss C1111111-il 1, 2, -1: F2111 Y:11'i1-111-S '4Ji: 311111111111 2, -13, 1-11- 1'z111t:1i11 4: S1-11i111' 1'l1z1111-l 1'11111111itl1-1-. "l1z11'lc-l1:1i1'1-fl I11-zuuiy with all the 1l'll11l11illLl'S.w' .hnln-y l':Ill'l0lll' B1-His 111111111 121-f11111111iQs II1-cl 1'1-11s-4 01111111-il l, 2, 4: 311111111113 1-11-1-z111tz1i11 1: S1-11i111' 131111111151 "'I'l1is 1212-IH shall 1-V1-1' :1 S1111 11111n 1-111 l1:1v1-," ! V , .ln-nn lflliznlu-ill Blair V 1Nl1lSSiK'1ll Girl lt1-S1-1'v1-:Q l, 2, 21, I, Y' 1- l'1'1-S1111-111 fig 1'1'1-si1l1-111 lg M1111il111' -13 S1-11i111' l'l:1y Stuff. "lI1-1' x11:il1- is 1311111 il ll11111sz11111 l'1'11w11S." . . . . 5 - Ant111n1-tl1- llznrw B1 Pllllll , V flwlllk' l-I1-11111111111':1 J6j ' 1 '11, I 111m' - "lIz11111y, 5: y, il 1 1l1- 111 11i1', . 11- lL'X't'l' haw :1 1-:11'0," Wln ' I40IliS1' ll0YVQ'l'lll2ll l'l2lSSil'2ll 1li1'l 12 . 'Y 'Q 3 l1'1'ls' 1111'11s A' 1-H111 2 ", -1, 91-1'11' l!:111q111-1. 1-1' I1 1-1 1 , 1 . . js 111 ll .11,'1,' 1':lr11Iyn ll. llll'l'llllI1 1Tl2lSSl4EIll 1111111111 I.11l1111:111 ll114l1, fllllllifl, 11l1111, l, 21 l11111t1- -1: l+1111J Arts -41 l-'111'11111 Zi, 4: 'l'1'ez1s111'1-1' 41 4lil'l 111-S1-1-11-S ii, 4L Il1-11 l'1'11ss 1'1111111'i1 lg l'1'111114'11111111ill1-111:Girls'1'l1111'11s39: l.'1111l l, 2, SS, 1: O1'1-l11-st1':1 l. 2, Ii' Nl1111it111' 4: S11.111isl1 -1: S111i111- l'l11y 1'z1sl. "She's as lil11-: l1l1- IIS sl11- is 'l1111l1z1l1l1-'." Ruth Anno Iluihlr 111-1101111 f1L'Y'l1l2llI 2: l'1'11111 1'IIl1lI11l1l1'4'I M1111i1111' 14, 11i1'ls' 1'l1111'l1s 1: S1-11i111' 1 I lay SYz1I'l', "'I'l11- girl with 111-1's1111:1lity plus." 22 lf-- Seniors lS:lrh:u':1 Lynn lhrnv General Senior l'lay Stat'I'. "A little brown-oyetl angel of mercy." Kathryn Arla-no i':umeron Classical Fri-nc-li 3, 4: Girl lleserves 4: Mixed Chorus 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Iiand 2, 3, -1: Monitor I: Senior l'lay Staff. "l'ni not blushinisg, it's just a reflection." 114-orgv If'n-eli-riv Fznrzilu-I Technical llooster l, Fri-nclt 2, Hi-Y Geoi'g:e Williams 3, -lg 1,l'Ulll Committee, Football, Freslinian '41, Monitor 2, Captain 3, Orchestra 1, 2, Senior Play Staff: S4-holarsliip 'l't-am -Chemistry, "A friendly vhan who's liked by everyone." lic-nnotll Lloyd Ifllnpnlnn lI1dl1Stl'l2ll Arts Esquire 3, 4: 'l'ri-Arts ig Baseball Manager '41, Football, Fresh- man '40, lit-st-rvo '41, Varsity '43, llasketball, Freshman '39, '40, Ile-serve '41, '42, Varsity '42, '43, '44, Track, Reserve '41, Fall Varieties '43, Monitor 3, Senior l'lay Cast, "Her-ause he lacks nothing' he'll gain success." Fllarlottt- Faye CIN-snc-y ' Classical l-line Domino 4, l-ilonte 3, 4, President 4, Booster 1, Girl Reserves I, 2, in-rl Cross Council 2, 3, Library 3, 4, Treasurer 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Monitor 3, 4, Captain 4: Senior Play Cast. "Pretty to walk with, witty to talk with." f'ill'llll'lIl Joys-v Cnrhiselln Colnmercizll lYellsx'illt- lliprh Svliool, XVellsx'ille, Hhio, 1, 2, 3: Girl lleserves l, 2, lling' and l'in Committs-e, Student Council 2, Glee Club 2, Nap and Gown Voinmittee. "She'll make you dream of music and soft lights." Norma Jonnm- Corey i -i Classical Fine Arts 4, lf'orum 3, Secretary, Girl lleservesnl, 2, 3, 4, Band L, 2, 3, lg Ora-ln-stra I, 2, 3, 4, C. A. C. 11 lting and l'in Committee, Monitor 3, 1: Senior Play Cast. "Long: after others ,fo she'll be remembered." Jvilll lilstl-lla Darlington COIll1ne1'ci21l Senior Banquet. 'tSweet and fair with eheerfulness to spare." .ll-:lllllettv Louise Davis General Hover lligzgh Scihool, Dover, Ohio. i, 2, 3, Forum 4, Monitor 4, Rf-cl and lllue Staff 4, Senior Banquet, Quill and Scroll 4. "As nnforgrettable as a Gershwiii tune." Virginian G1-l':lldinv Defiirnlzuno Home 1Q4'UIl01l1lCS Monitor 4: Senior Tlanquet. 2011, to have that sparrlgle in her eyes." lmnu lh-Ile Ih-nnis 4 'WE 'il ' Scientific Frencli 2, 3, 4, Tl'C'ik1ll'k'l'm 1: Girl lfesc-ryes 2, 3, 4, Monitor 3, National Honor Society 4, Senior l'lay Staff. "XYith ease she inastored lier Chaucer and Caesar." .lane In-rry Commercial Annual Staff 4, Booster l, Commercial 3, Girl lleserves 1, Red and ,Blue Typist 3, 4, l'rom Committee 3, 4. "She'll grace the business world with charm." In-tty IGI4-:mor llilley Commercial llyile Imrlt lligh Sehool, Illinois i, l'hoenix Ilnion lligh, Arizona I, Kingsbury High, Indiana 2: Normandy High, Missouri 3, Senior l'lay Staff. , "Sonic clay shi-'ll be the perfect secretary." fzirolyn Vlzly llilnit Q Classical lllue Ilomino t: Bonte 4, Hoosier 1, Girl Reserves,1, 2, 3, 4, Fall Varieties '43, Monitor 4, Girls' Chorus 1: Senior Bnfnquet, lf'I'Og1'211'I'1 Chairman, Scholarship Team-Scrond'-Year Spanish. "The cutest things come in small packages." Edith Belle Ififlllixl' Comlnercizll I-Iarberton High, Barberton, Ohio, 1, 2, 3, Coshocton High, Coshoc- ton, Ohio 3, Band 4: Senior Chapel Committee. "For writing themes she had a gift." Ilvlon Iiouisi- Dolnino ,, Classical French 3, 4, Girl Reserves 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Staff. "Hers is a quit-t dignity and sense of humor." J1-:nnne Hoody A l . General Girl Reserves 1, Tri-Arts 1, Fall Yarietn-sg Senior Chapel Com-- mittee. "The stag line nienaceebewarclu sm-it Init-it Elle-tt . I Classical Booster 1, Nadi t-can 3, 4' easurt-r 4: Forum 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Tross Con il ,-'lgjggtin Club 3, ,Prom Committee, Monihf -11505411-e:'1leu1'e:rte Committee Chairman. , "t'ieerful ,mid-'grtY'4-sl1e' travels life's Way." Olin- .lane lflnu-ry Classical Annual Staff'l: Cgitliioean' 4: Girl lieserves 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 21 liar-valaureate Conrniittee: Monitor 3, Bfttional Honor Society 4, Senior l'lay Staff. "Ili-r blue eyes have won many a heart." Dorothy June Iiuliss Classical Vamera 2, Girl Reserves 1, 2, Tri-Arts 3, Prom Committee, Fall Yarieties '42: Girls Chorus l, 2, I-land 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior lflay Staif. "Her heart beats to the tempo of band and baton." II1-rtlln Evans COll11ll9!'Cl-Tl-1 Monitor 2, 3, l: Ilantl 4: S1-niorllanquet. "A pretty little buntlle of dynamite." .11-lm lc. nu-rt-it Technical liar-ealanreate Coinmitte-e, Ili-Y George Williams 3, 4, Meridian 2, Monitor 3. HiN:t'XV2ll'U, I may do so1netliini.,' startling' yet." l-lnrl Le-omnral Farnlnun General In-cl and Blue Staflf 4, Prom Committee, Monitor 3, Senior Ban- quet: Quill and Soroll 4, Vive T'resiclent 4. "H0re's the king: of the sports revue." Num I,-,,,,,m. Industrial Arts A+-robnpgs 2, 3, 4, Treasurer: Hi-Y George lvilliams 4, Senior Banquet. "Small, dark, and ever so roguishf' 23 l I i r .pf g Seniors llawrenm- Felix Industrial Arts liZil'I'21i2llll'L'Qltt' t'ommittol-1 l'llllXSlli2lNYlll'y, I'e-nnsylvaliia 1, 2, 3: Monitor 3. "A man of ft-w words, but what hi- says, he- says well." llmlgm-r la-Roy Fifa- 'IY00ill1iCIli lloosttrr 23 Nami-ra 2, Hi-Y Gt-org:o XYilliams ll. iz Monitor Il, -lg Stage Url-W 2, Ii, ll Gift 1'omniittm'. "lla-aV0n's gift to tho physirs lah." Sue- Harilyn Fislu-r G0llL5l'1ll llooster lg 4'aduc-1-an 4: Girl licsi-rvvs l, 21 G. A. V. I, 2, 3, fi: Moni- tor 31U!'IxlL'l' Holm-r to IM-an 1, 2, Il, 4, Nurses' Aitll- 'lg St-nior l'lay Slaff. "llor ill-vp blur- 1-yes rt-flcvt hur rharac-luv." Kathryn .lt-an Fin-s lfommcrcial Girls' Chorus l, 23 Ht-nior Iianquol. "IM-lit-atv and dainty as a Drosclt-n Silt'lJllL'l'dCSS." Estlu-r Louise Foreling' Ulassical Mixt-ml Chorus 33' Girls' Chorus l, 2: Senior Banquet. "Sho has a xivavious smile for 1-vt:1'yoi10." lioln-rl l4hlg.u-llc Forslu-y lndustrial Arts .llericlian l, 2: Gift t'ommittm-. "Don't worry about mv. l'll ,art-t around!" lla-My Ruth Frank Classical Girl lim-sl-rves ,l, 23 Monitor il, Hand Il, 1: S1-nior l'lay Staff. "Qin-t-ii oi' the tromlnonio st-rtionf' ' 1 J . Ruth Ann Frm- ,d ,lj ? V . V, Classical llooster l, 2: L5 um-an Sl, l11i7ill'iVlll'SCl'Vt'S l, 2, Il, -lg G. A. C. 1, 2. 3, ll Moi itor. Assistant Captain ll: Senior Play Staff. "IL A, l". A ll4-inaining'- --AdoralrlQ--Foi'l-vcr." Vharlvs lilldon I"r1-1-llc-:nan lflassiral lie-hate 21 litttl anrl llluv Stall' ll: .Xclw-i'tisii1g: Managx-r lg Monitor JS: Quill and Svroll 41 l"rrrum sl: Svnior l'lay Fast. "lX'invl1t-ll, your worrit-s arm- just starting." f'lll'0lli1'll' stall' tak:-s time to smile for thc- lDh0t0fIl'll,lJlll'l' Yalois Jann- Fra-slile-y t'ommcrn'ial t'ommvrvial Zi: Girl lil-sviwvs I3 Monitor 33 Girls' Cliorus 1. "For having' fun sho's tlw right unc." Ric-llarcl Fc-lix Fra-ull-r Ulassival ltlul- Domino 3, lg lfioostl-r l, 2. Sl, -1, l'r1-side-nl 24. 4: 1"amera 31 lilsquire 3, lg Hi--Y Gm--o1'p.:'o XYilliams 3, 1, X'iL't'-l'l'l'Sidf'llt fl, 43 Na- tional Thospians 4: Troasurt-r lg Ile-cl and Blue- Staff 3, 4: Prom Voininitli-ui Foothall 313: Mixed Vhorus 3, Sl, lg lloys Vhorus l, 23 Stagl- l'rt-xr 2, Zi, l: Svnioi' l'la5' Vast. "Sports now ll-arl his 'llit l'ara4lo'," Robert YA-rnun I-iantz Scifliltiiitr l-Iasliotlrall 'ill Sl-nior llanquot. "The world will always nvetl pt-ople liku him." Mildred Louise Glauscr Classival Forum -lg Girl lil-s91'vvs l, 1: l.atin 2: Monitor ig Svliolarship Teani' -St-Coiid-Yt-ar Spanish, "Tiny in size lint. trvmt-ndous in rnag'ne-tismf' lh-tty Juni- Gline Home lfivonomics Alixvd Fhorus 2, 3, li Girls' Chorus l, 2, St-nior Play Staff. "lf you'rv looking' for a pal, look her up." llivk Goldlu-rg Classical linfrvne lligrh. liliigrviio, i7l'l'Ll'i7Il l, ZZ: lismluiro ll, fl: Firm Arts 3. 4: Football, llvse-1'x'v 40. Varsity '-ll: l'L'asl40tl.sall, Froshman '40, Ile- sorve '41, Fall Varietios '43, Monitor -ii Hand 1, 2, 3, -ig Orchestra l, 2, Il: Senior Play Vast. "Do l look likl- a ladies' man? XVell, T am!" Vary Ann liolfi G6llCl'Hl Girl Host-rvus 1, 2: G, A. C. ZZ, Honic l'1L'I!IlOI1llt'S 1: lied Cross Council 2: Girls' Chorus 35 Cap and Gown Committee. "Small, shy. and sweet with a big personality." Eloise Gray ' Gellerzll Nast Palestine Ni, , 2, 3 cf X. C. 2: Mixed Uhorus 35 Junior S 1, 'Y ,Tom l'lay 3. ' '1lQ baskt-tln' lfiti slr' s a whiz." R Donald Charles Iiruenbauni ' Industrial Arts Hi-Y George XYilliams 2, 3, -43 Monitor 3, -13 Senior Banquet. "XV1:ll, I'm satisfied now, by 'crooli'." 24 l o Seniors .lohn Louis Unslmr Classical Malvern lligh, Malvernj Ohio, l, 2, Gift Committee. "He has hair that even Hollywood would envy." . s ix I, 2, 3, tt, Monitor 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Senior Chapel Uornmittee. "Quet-nly tall and pleasing to all." lim-tty .lc-:ln llzlll COn1Inc1'cia.l lloostor lg illl1lll1tg'1'f,'liIl Zig Girl lleserves 1, 2, 35 Monitor 1, 2, St-nior Fhapel Coniinittee. . he has a gracious manner all her own." Shirley Nadine llahn Home Economics l'irl lit-me ' 'es P "Q Hi-Y George Williams 3, -1, Vrcsifle t 3, H1 Y' Council 3, Vice Ifresidont 3, Tri-Arts -ig Football, Fr ishman "FO, Reserve '41, Var- sity '12, '-iii, t'o-captain '13, Track, Varsity '40, '41, '42, Baseball, lfrt-shniaii '40, Fall Varieties V431 Monitor 3, 4, Senior Play Cast. "iles a man after his own heart." JZIIIIVS Elliott llart LX W Scientific Annual Staff, Forum 43 lli-Y -lg National Honor Society 4: Moni- tor, Assoviato Vaptain -tg Senior Banquet, Scholarship Team-- :XI'llL'l'lt'1lll History. 'Lk little man with a great mind." In-znriq-v llzlnnmn llnwkins Classical Girl ltest-rx't-s 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 13 Senior Play Staff. "Slit:'s eonst-it-ntious in her pleasing manner." xxvlllllill lluc llzlwkins General Beloit High, Beloit, Ohio, 1. "Her friends are many and loyal." lirzlrv Itlliznheih Hawley Ccmmercial Vaintira 2: Voinniercial 33 Girl Reserves 1, 2, Monitor 41 Senior tfliant--l Vommittee. "liver filled with joy and laugxlitcrf' N':u'r1-n lic-orgo vlluurlly " . 1 f V flndustriitl Arts Robert Eldon llzlwn I if Scientific Malvern High School, Malvern, Uhio 1, 2, Hi-Y GQOYHIG WVi1liams SS, ig lirom Fommitteeg Basketball, Reserves 2, Esquire 4, Senior l'lay Staff. "t7asanova was really on the beam." lim-verly Grzwl- lleliriclks Classical Senior Play Staff: Fall Varieties '-11, '42, '-13. "Slit-'s usually the t-enter of distraction." linrni-t Virginia Hill Classical 4'aduc't-an 3, l, lflxc-elsior Girl lla-seryt-s, President 3, 'Treasurer 43 tl. A. t', 2, 3. 1, l'rt-sident -tg Latin Ulull 21 Monitor 3: Girls' Chorus l: Gift Vommittt-t-1 li. A. ll. lilssay Prize. "A congenial miss loved by all." .lollli I". Ilill Technical Monitor 2, Zi, 4, Vaptain -1: Senior tfhapt-l Committee. "A t't-ntipetle for putting his foot into it." Joy Arla-no llolf General Nao and Gown t'onnnittt-og Blonitor 4: Girls' Chorus 1, Orchestra 1 2 3. 'l'rt-tty as a nieturef irresistible as gravity." .lane .hun Horton Classical .Xnnual Staff at: ltonto li, 4, Forum -ig G. A. C. 2, Latin Club 2, 35 lied and lllne Staff -lg 'l'ri-Arts 3, 4, Prom Cominittcc Chairman, bit-nior I'lzty Stall: Monitor, Associate Captain -lg Senior Banquet Uoinniittee t"hairman. "An angel who came down to earth." VIVIIIPIIIIIS Paine Howells Industrial Arts lli-Y Gt-oi-gt: Williams 3, 43 Meridian 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, lfootllzlll, Freshman '-ltr: Basketball, Freshman '413 Track, Fresh- man 'ilz llast-lnall, Varsity '42: Monitor -ig ltlstlnire 4, Senior Play Staff. "1le certainly has something on the ball." ln-no ll:lrlml'n l:u'nvolu- V Classical Senior Banquet: liooster 11 Latin Club 2. 'Frientlliness is in her manner." Rolu-ri Iii-Roy .luck General .lunior l'olit'e -1: Senior Banquet. t'Ga1lant is the word for Robert." lil-itll XYilli:un Jackson f , Technical s :ipol Committee. "Wl1ooVbM '... 'N 'l was wt-'?t'r51?Pf-?rn.yway'?" Norman 1'll:u'lvs Jackson Technical A4-robugs 23 Meridian Si, -l, Secretary 13. "Not mut-lt talk, but lots of thought." lflvclyn 'lill'i0 .lollnson Hoiiic lzlconoinics Pap and Gown illllllllllttilg. K'XVith gum, giggles, and a friendly way." Norman llolu-rt Jlbllilllillll Technical .Xet'olnig.:'s 2, Ci. -I, Seeretary-'1'reasnrer 41 Stamp 15 Prom Commit- tee: Monitor Zi. t. Assot-iate Captain 4, Ring and 1'in Committeeg St-nior l'lay Staff. "lle'll soon lie off into the 'wild blue yonder'." ll :l u rim- l"l'vll0l'i1'k Joh nson Ccmniercitll 4'4-inmora-ial 31 tlperetta 15 Mixed Chorus 23 Monitor 33 Senior "ttf him great things may be expected." .lalnvt lla-tio Jones 4 f Classical lsoostt-r 2: t.'adut-can 4: Van -- ' 3 . - Reserves 1, 2, 35 Invita- tions antl Name Pai-tl Vonnn' fi , ixod Chorus 43 Girls' Chorus 2 3- Urt-hestra -tx State Stre .lu Club 1: Senior 1'lay Cast. l'lay Staff, lei is il ' i "Violin, music, bo ,, 'e her chief joys." .Iulia .lorney Commercial Home lfloonomies 2, 3, -tg Assistant Secretary 3: Viee President 43 Van and Gown Uonnnittee, Chairman: Monitor 3. "Sunlwains dancing in her smile." 25 , eniqrs .V14'is1i1l1-s Ih-1111-Irios linrditzns 'l'1-1'l111i1'111 S1'1111ll' Iiilllllllvl. 1111 is 21 w111'1l1y 111-s1-1111111-111 111 21 NYl11'111y 11111i1111." 1,1 V111111111-11'i11l Zi Ili-Y 11111111111 1X'illi11111s Ii. 1, S1'1'l'1'li11'j' 13 M1111i1111' 4 1'1111 111111 1iUXY11 141lI11111iI1l'4': S1-11i111' l'l2lX 1':1s1. "XYi111 his lrish xmile ylllll' 1111:1rt 111-'11 L11-g'11i111." l"r1-11 xxvillilllll lil'l'l' 501111111111 1,l'11111 1'11111111it11-1-3 M1111i1111' 213 Min-11 1'h11r11s 1: Sc11i11r V111111111 1'11111 111111111-. "111- l1'i1-s 111 make 1111- tlily 1x11rt11wl1i11-." H1111-Ilo linux 111'1H'1'i11 11211115111 1111111 S1-h11111, lfillllllll, .xlilllillllkl 1: Girls' 1'11111'1lH 2, C11 1,1111 111111 G11w11 1'11n1111itt1-1-, "1Yi111 111111 1111111 i11 11111' c-y1-s 111111 11111' s11111.:'s." Junior Illll'Il0Il R111-In-r 'l'1:1'1111ic:1l S1-11i111' 1.':11111111et. 'LX 111111-1 1111y, 11111 111- 1'11l1-s high with us." lluln-rl Iluano lirzlhlingg S1'i1v111il11 .xllllllill Stuff: 1111111 111111111111 1, l'r1-si111-111 111 1"i111- Arts 1: 111l11'1ll'V 31 'l'ri-.Kris 21, -1, Xv11'Q' 1'l'1'S1111'1l1 1: Class Yivu 1'1'1-S1111-111 2, 31, 4, 1111111- 111111 11'1'1-s11111z111 '-111, IH-1Sl'l'Yl' '11, Y11rsi1y'12, '1313 1511x111-11111l1, 1"l'1'S1l- 1111111 'UH '1'1'21l'1i, Varsity '11, '42: 191111 xYZll'11'11L'S '12, '13, A11111i1111 11, 111 8111111-111 1'1111111'il 13 Stlllilll' I'l11y Cust. "Surry girls, 1 will liv1- 111 111: 21 11111'11cl11r," Xllrlllil .I1-:ul lillllfllllllll 11t'11LJ1'il Girl I211s1-rn-S 1. 2, 21 1: Girls' 1'11111'11s 1, 21 Mixml l'1111r11s 31, 1 1 1'i2ll'1'il12ll1l'i?il1t' 1'11111111i111-1-. US1111 :11w11ys 1111s 11 :4111i11- 1111' 1-V1-1'y11111-." H1-tip I1-1-no l.1-1- 1111111-1'111 lills 1l1l1'ill lligh, H111'ri1-1sx'ill1-. 1111i11, 1, BlUl1114I1' 1, A1ix1-11 lt1lU1'llS 1: 1111111-:111111r1111t1,-1'11111111i1t.eu. "1+'11r 111111 i1l1l'1,2'1I111I.Z' smilc yllll l111'1: 1l1'l'." William ll11u:1r1I I11-Ve-V1-r '.rL'l,'111l1l'2l1 111-1 1,1-111-gm XX1ll1:1111s 11, 15 A1111111111- 13 5l'1ll111' I:111l111l1'1, "Uh NXll1111'11T 1111w 1 l11111- 1I11'll1,H 1il'illllillg' "wis1'1'1'111-ks" 111 11111 play rust 'l'0lll XS:1Il1-r lic-0 GL3l11'l'2ll 11111'11111111 lligh S11111111, 1'111N11111'1.1'11, 1'1-1111sy1x':111i:1 1. 2: 111111- 1111111- 11111 15 1':S11111l'1' 21, 12 I1'i111- Arts 4g 'l'ri-Arts 31, 1, 1'1'1'S11l1'l11 11 F2111 Y111'i121i1-:Q '1i11 SL'1l11l1' 1'lz1y Stuff. "His 11I'11111S 111111 s111il1- will 1:11111 him 111:111y 11. mile." J . . l':1ulin1- L111-illv liisk W. I 1 , ',,.,,,, - C111ssi1:111 ,xllllllill Stuff 1: 1'1111u1-141111 12 l.'2lIl11'l'21 23 1"4P1'll1Il 1: Girl Res11r1'cs 1, 2, 211 Quill 111111 S1'1'11ll '21, 1, SHP1'1'11l1'Q'-T1'Q'2lS111'l'l' 113 1:1111 111111 1111111 511111. 21, 1, 1'1,1-1-11i111r 213 I'1'11l11 1,'11111111i11,1pc3 Girls' Cl11,1r11s, 2, Nilflljllilf 111111111' S111-i1-ly -13 S1111i111' 11111111111't, G1-111-1'11l 1'1111i1'1111111. "1',itt1u i11 1411111111 11111 high in ,fouls 11tt11i111:11." lli1-lulrd Lloyd I1ive-ng:001l Gullcrzll .iuv1'1111 High S1'1111111, .In-w1111, Ohio, 1, 2, 35 '1'l'Jl1'1i 311 S1'1114l1' B111111ue1. "D1111'1. bo c1111-1-111111 by 111111 i111'1o1'c11t look." ltolu-rl liolli C111111111:rci111 1':1111c1'11 2, 111-Y Gu111'1:11 XYi1li:1111s 3, -1g Mixed Chorus 3. A111111 J111111 11i1l11't 1111 so L1111l t'1l1lljI',u Il1'l1-u Louise Lutz' I S011-utiiiu 1l1111t1: -12 f'klL1l11'l'2lH 3, 4, S1-1:1'ut.l1ry 21, 4: 111111s11-r 13 Girl R081-rvcs 1, 2' 32 1'1'11111 C1,1111111i1111113 Bl11111I11l' 4. "Vim, Vi1:,'111', lots 111' fn-11, 1111 show 111111, 111311-111's 'h11p'." I-Zlvin Huy Wl!llliS0ll 'l'c1'1111i1'111 1':S11l111'1' 4: 1'1411'1l1I1 1, Hi-Y 111-1111111 1X'illi11111s 21, 1: S1-11i11r lglllltllllll. 111-:1lly 111111, girls, y1111 Q-'11'11J1l1'1'2lSN 111114 Nnrnmn Hdnltc-r Nlnplv 'lfc1'1111i1:11l 1':S11l111'U 3, 11 S1-11i11r 1'111l11L'l 1'11111111itI1-11. "XX'h11's g'11i111: 11,1 111-1-11 1111 my 11l11l'2l1G?', Shirluy June Wlnrslmll 1'1111111111r1'i11l Girl 1111s1-rves 1, 2, 35 G. A, U. 2, I'l'111'l1 f'1l111ll1il1QCQ Girls' f,'hf11'11S 1. 2, 11: 13211111 1, ZZ, 3, 11 Sviiior 1'111y S1111'1', A11l1iQ-1111 f'11111'1l121ll. "A 1111'111111'1111 1111141-, 11 fri1-111111111-SS 111:11 glows." xxvillllll .IQ-an Wlurtin Clzissicul 1'1111u1'11:111 3, -1, V11-11 1'1'l'S1Kll:11K 11, Girl 1l1:s111'v11s 1, 21, 43 I'11llTl0 1-I1'111111111i1's 2, 31, -1, 1'1'esi1111111 3, lg 1'1'01T1 Coniniittecl Senior 1'l11y St111'1', "S111:'s 11s 11111111-11i1ft1111111 :is the XY02lt11GI'.H 11 26 ' imollup .lanu-s lil'lI9lll'l' 1'11111111111'1'i:11 if' -awww.. eniors Albert John llzlpc-r Classical llluo Domino lg Idsquiri- II, 4, l'l'USl4ll'lll 43 I'rom lfoniinilluel i0,,,,L- infill, AX'ursity '41, 'I2, 'liii llzisluitlnill, l"l'4'Slllll2lll '41, Ile-se1'vv '42, Nzirsily 'II2, '44: Ifzill X'zii'ietiQ-s '4Zlg Monitor I, 2, Ji, 4: S1-nior l'lziy Vast. "lim rozilly bzishful ill ho:irt." Iil'0Ilill'll Ifldwurcl WI4-Flzlrrell General Illziirsvilli- llig.:'h Sl-hool, Illziirsvillv, I'i-iiiisylvuiiiu 1, 2, ii, Fooihull '43, Monitor 4: I+'orum -lg lli-Y 4, Senior I'lziy Vast. t'You halve to he :L football hero." John llaymond ,ll'f40l'Il Ggnel-31 Vzimerzr Zi, Gi-rinzin 2, Fun und flown Committee. "I ni sure I haul that liomeworli somewhere." Ye-rua Mau- 3Il'f'0l'lllil'li Cornn1Q1-C131 lim-fl :ind lilue Typist 4: Annual Stull -ig Cup and Gown llummittee. "With hor winniiig' wziys shoyll steal your hezirtf' lillle-n Louise Wlvfiowvzlll Corrlrrierclal Annuzil Siaillf lg l'oninn-rvieil 33 Girl lieserves lg Red and Blue , Q Fypisi 3, 43 Senior Play Stuff. "Shell 2llNY2lyS he there when you need' her." Dorothy Vlzu- Mc-Nc-:ll General Can und flown Fommittee. "Always ll smile for every little while." Arthur Paul 3IvN1-il General lied :tml Illue Stull 41 Footlmll, Froslnntni '41, lluslcetluill, Fresh- mnn '41, Iieserve '42: Senior liizinquet. "Sonu-mlziy you'll hour oi' his sports o:ireeI'." lh-lore-s In-no M1-r1:,'el1tll:1ler ffoniniercifll Senior Tizimlilel. "Ilefroslii115: :is :L summer Imreezof' Phil Ervin Wliesnn-r General lfini- Arts 4, l.llrI'Z11'y 3: Tri-Arts II, 4, I'rom Co-uliairinzlnp Invi- tation and Nami- Card Uommitlee 4, liziskctball, Reserve '42g F1111 Y:1l'il-ties '43, Monitor fig Bzinll 2, Ii, 45 Orrliestrzi 3, Sonior Play Wist "I'm not rezilly l21KZ,Yel,Ill just tired." Lulu Ann Wlillcr Gelieral Fun :incl tlown Committee: Aleliiiiley lligh, Sobringg Uhio, l, 2. "Sho has :1 bright inquisitivt- m:inner." l'uul Leroy Miller Industrial Arts lilliznlu- Dolores lilm mu Vorrink' Fri-nvh relzi ry Vhorus 'Viola Senior 1i2lllLlll9l. "llc muy he smzill. hut he knows his I"s :ind Q's." th Jam- Vlontlor ' Commercial Senior I'luy Stuff. "Sho's thi- essviico of oftorx'1-scom-o." Flare Vlnrvtti l il '- General Monitor li' uhuiijddyfii.-Qoiligtii xl, Uh, thul her n ry' lziiigli could ring: forever." A ' I Wlarie Nllllllklllilllgl """"'l'Ri e rs,4AR-L,v140'fV' Scientific Monitor 4: St-nior Channel lfommittoe. "Life is rvzilly worth living il' you laugh." Hsu- yllllili' ' If C- 1 f ' VH ' ' Classical il, -4, Sem'roL2n'y 43 Girl .Ilesui-vi-s l, 2, 3, 4, President 2, Sec- 3: National Honor Society Si, 43 Prom Cominitteeg Miiied IS: tlirls' Vhorus I, 2: liolltv 4: Monitor 41 Senior I'l:1y Stuff. GI l'll2lll'lll2l1lQ Sn-holurship '.l'02lI1l-St'COIlll-YQZII' French. 'tHer personztlity is busefl on :ill sincerity." llnrlmru .lm-an Myers Home Economics xxlilllllil l1'ronm-h Shirley Annual Aniln R Senior Vliupol Committee: tlirls' llhorus 1, 2, 3. UA real pon pall who builds morale." .lane Newton Classical I: lied Uross Vounril Q15 Monitor 43 Senior Banquet, Com- mittee Chairman. 'tlntelligrenz-o und charm are hers by nature." Hay osunli Commercial Slullf 41 llirl Reserves 43 Red and Blue Typist 3, 45 Fall Varieties ,431 Girls' Chorus l. "Men just 1-:nrt ri-sist that 'cover girl' look." Izlriu l':n-se Comm01'Cia1 llontt- II, -lg Carluvoun -iz 1'ommeroiul 33 Girl lieserves 1, 3, 43 Prom Noni Annu I Colle-en llooslvl mittee l'll2llI'lll2lll1 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 35 Senior Banquet. "Sli-mler, sweet, :ind over so Winsome." lnry l'ZlIlllPllfl-'I' I GGHQTB-l Iloostcr lg Monitor l, Senior Banquet. "'l'ln-re's miscliii-f in In-r every glzizicef' ylIll'l'l'lllI Parks . fjOITlI'l'lCl'Cl2Ll ' 2, 12: Vaiiiieiux 2, Girl lTvsoi'vvs 2, Il, ig Senior Vhzipel Lom- lliltiov. llor lit-situting: mzinnor is hut to slund more firm." lloris lilmmzx Pauli COII1Y'n6I'Ci2il fill!-lllCCil1l 43 Foinmerc-izil 3. "A little 1-utie wIio's not il Int snootyf' Phyllis .lc-:ln Pauli KD Cll:lSSlC3l Latin Uluh 2: Invitufliin i EL 1- Cart ,on mittee: Monitor 4. Inez l'e4I4-rzolli ' C0mmerCl21l "I er Imax ' zindkduty ner.-r fail." Nun . ' ' "I ' ' o ' , aug.1'li," o 1 lomi te 27 eniors vw '1- .tnn-Iiu Anita l'4-sum-llo 1'tlllll!l61'Ci2li t'mnmercial 3, 'flirl llvst-rbbs 1, 2, 3: Mixml C'h0rus lg Girls Uhnrus l, 23 St-ninr l'lay Staff. HSPVS all, hcars all, hut says littlvf' XYiIIi:un IIiI1-y I'c-ters 6 I ' M industrial Arts ' v I XY1-irt in Ilip:h Sclmul, XVQ-irtvm, XX vst Vir:.:'inia l, Z: Sm-niur il'l1Ilt1llt'i. "A buy with a Il'llt' DiUll4't'l' 'hvartf' I , l':x1l'i4-in .Kun Peltihun , B - li0llt'l'ILi 1 ,ii0flSi0l' 11 tlmiinervial 33.41111 f'OIlllllili4't'. "XYith a 4-lice-rfnl Shiilf' and, a witty rl-mark." lloln-rt Edwin l'I:ij4-r industrial Arts Annual Staff' 3, li Vamvra 31 Tri Arts 3, -4, Munitur 33 livd and lllne- i'iltIl0g'l'2lDill'l' 3, fig Senior Play , Staff. llc ll tain yum pit-turv with IDi01lSllI't'.H xyillllil Hsu' l,0lllIl0l' t'nmm0rc'ial lffmstm' I, 2: t'adul-van I: l'UYlllllt'l'i'iili 3: Girl lit-st-rvn-s I: Hmm- I-jq-nnmnlf-s 2, tlift Uuinniittev. "XYistt'ul and 411-niurt-'.' lmn't ht- um sara!" xvilliillll ll. Rnnnsoy t'1assis-al l'rmn Vlvinznittot-2 Invitation anll Names t'ard l'Hl1lllliilt'l', Sf-nim' iiillltjllvll St-niur Play Vast. "Una way to grit what you want is to pw after it." .loss-lnllino Ann Ray Vmninercrial Annual Staffg lfhmstl-r l, 23 l'Zllillt't'ilIl 1: l'anicra Z: Girl iitJSGI'Yt'S 1, lg limi and lilnv Typist 4, Suniwr l'lay Staff, "As 3.1'I'Qlt't'i'lli :ls tlw flip uf tlam-ing' w:uvvs." WI1-Ilia Ifl. llc-:un Fmninerrfial lhmstei' lg t'aclul-t-an 4, t'mnmer1-ial 31 Girl liescrvl-s 2, 3, 4, lnvi- tatlon and Namf- Vard t'4v1nm1ttot-. "'l'rini and ln-rt and f'Hl'1'Yt'l' alvrtf' Maxine lh-Iva Reynolds General i12lIillt'f'2lll -li Girl llvselwus 1, 23 Cl. A. C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Monitor 3, . , , Girls' t'liurus l, L, Sm-nior llay Staff. "Sinn kt-t-ns a sunny, smiling iiimnlf' l'lajvr mounts his 'iSlll'l'iIllPllS" lhnlmrt lflllgt-Ile llinglor Gcneral Hi-Y 1Ivoi'g:t- NYilliams 3, Monitor -lg Soninr i'i'Z'Llltlllf'l. "His t'ri4-nelly grin portrays his iwrsunalityf' Frank Grave lloflgt-rs tllassival 1:Inl- Ihmiinu 3, -tg Vinh l'uunvil 32, -lg lisquirc 3, ,lg l,ihrary Z, 3, 4. Vrvsidvnt 3, -lg lluys' Stair- 3, Adjutant Gt-meralg t'lass President 2, 3, -tg Furnthall, Froshnian '40, Varsity '41, '42, '-133 liaskethall, 1f'roshnian '-il, Itvsorve '42, Varsity '43, 'Hi llast-hall, Freshman '-ill, Varsity '41, Student Vuuncil, I're-sida-nt 43 Sn-niur I'lay Cast. "Just nanil- one thing ht- tlidn't mln." X'Yilli:nm llzirry lhulgm-rs Classical , lilul- lluminu 3, -4, I're-sidvnt -lg Fine Arts l, lrvsielvnt ,lg llihrarv 3, 4, Vive i'l'QSlt'it'lll 3, 4, Student Vouncilg Natiunal 'i'i'll'Slli21I1 3, -4, i'l't'Sifi0lll '41 Tri-Arts 3, 4: l'rnni t'o-1-hairmanq lflrmthall, Fresh- nian '-10: Varsity '-li, '42, '43, Iiaskethall, i"l'ESillll2lYl '41, Reserve '42, '13, '-H3 Trauk 1'i1'E?Silllltlll '-HJ, Varsity '41, '-42: Fall Varieties '43, Alonitur 2, 3, ,lg Senior l'lay tfast. Nistlfllibilii, haslit-thall, anrl girls are his life." Alba-rt Rugs-I 11? .V ' 'Fechnical Annual Staff' 4: Flsquirs- 43 Frcnvh 3, 34, President 4, National llmmr Sm-it-ty 3, -4, Pre-siclenl 43 l'rum Uunimittee Chairman, Ring and l'in t'4m1mitta-1-1 Invitatirvn and Name Card' Clnmmitteeq Fall Varieties V133 Monitor 33 tlncre-tta lg Buys' Douhlo Quartet 3, 4, Mixtiml l'hHl'llS 2, 3, 4, Vice- Presirlont 41 Buys' Chorus lg l+'orum '43 Svnior l'lay Cast: Sf'hUi2ll'ShiD 'l'vam-Vhysirs. 'iisilillt lin-art iwvt-r won fair lady." lliclmrd l'1lIlJ,'l'lll' llonsli industrial Arts Svniur Hanqul-tg Monitor 3. "XVing's nn my fm-t, p.:'irls in my hair." lfftlml Nagy Russell Vlassical tlirl llesvrvt-s l, 3: S1-ninr Hanquvt, ".-Xlreiady sh0'S hvartl th0 pval nt' wedding' bells." Shirlt-y l':n'0lyn Sxullvr f'0H1fl1'E'I'Ci2li Bunte 3, 4: Fine- Arts 4: G. A. li 13 'Fri-Arts 3, 4, Treasurer -1, 115,11 V31-it-ting '42, '43, llunlmlt- 'l'riu 3, 4: Mixed t'h0rus 2, 3, A13 Girls' t'horus lg Suninr Play Staff, i'11hli1'ity Chairman. 'iiiilll saving' my hvart for I31ll'." Maxine lhllh silllfiiqli f712lSFi02li llunte 3, -l, Vivo Vrvsidont fl: Rnustt-r 31 Hirl ROSKTVQS T- 3, 390113- tary 3, Class set-rvtary 2, 3, tg Clive-rleacll-r 21, 43 lhmd Queen Court 31 ltuntl K2llt't'l1 -1, S1-niur I'lay Past: la-all Year Queen -4, Ili-Y Dance Queen 1. "The world lu-lomxs tn tho t-n0rg'0tiC'." .lam-1 mlmllu-rl. st-lm-at-r ' . V -Cwmmerfrirll 1'mnnwrl-ial 3, Hume i'1C'UllUIHl4'!4A21 Monitor -I3 N-nmr Banquet. "Small, blond, Ilvlliil, and pretty." 28 g Y - ...J Seniors Wlnrllnu .losn-plninv H4-all Y Hlaisslt-:il illlllllill Stull' 41 lluntv 24, '43 f'lul1 Cuiiiivil '13 Fine Arts 3, 4, Secre- tary 3: Forum 3, 4: Latin Vluh :lg National Hfmur Society 3, 4. 'l'reasuror 43 Ulass Tre-asurc-r 2, 3, -tg l'rnin Uninniitteeg lling and I'in Uornniittuo: Invitation and Name Card Cnmmittee: Monitor Zi, 4: Ac-twviiiimiiist for Mixucl Churus 3, 4: Svliolarship 'Fvarn-4 l-English, "Slu?q4!fr0s nn pn is in tryin: tn du hvr bust." Ilorol Wlue S rs ' 41011421111 Girl l r ' - 3: ' ., . 1 Bixell t'hfxrus 1: Girls' Vhnrus l, -, 3: Si-niur lS'anuuvt. "'l v 4-Veiwiinim whu knows hur shffs 21 real frie-nd." I-'ornv Nuo Non-va-ris Vlassival Vzifliia-valii Ii, 1: Mixvd Chorus il, 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 23 All-nitnr 4: Gift Vniiiiiiittvt- Chairman. "That aullurn hair should he in tl't'lllliK'Hlt!l'.H Kathryn J. S4-fx-rt Vlassivzil Annual Staft' 1: ltimstvr 1, 2, 3: Fine- Arts -13 l"4vrun'i 3, 4: Girl R0- sorvos 2. 3, 4: l'rwm f'Hllll1llil1'l1I Ring and Pin Uoniiiiitteci lnvita- tion and Name l'ard Uninmittvv: Smiiur Cliaiu-l Vhairinan: Svhul- arship 'l't'2llll'7-AIllL'l'l02lll llistnry. "Tu liavv hm' talent is to lw rivli in all things." I-Zllgrnr XY0ylnl'1-4-ht Nhirk Svielltific l'lul+ 4'nunt'il 4: ldsiitiirv 3, 4, SEi'l'4'lil1'Y 4: 170111111 Cl, 4, Vrvsidvnt 4: Lilvrary Il, 43 I'rnm Uuininittveg lnllfltllilll, l"rvshman '4ll: Tonnis, lin-st-i'x'v '12, Varsity '43, Mnnitur 4: National Hunur Sm-ioty 41 St'lml:ii'sl1ip, 'l't-ani --.-Xnwrican History 4. -'lit-.-ds, nut words, inakt- thv man." Ihmnic' Ruth Shin-ly Vlassival l'arl'i3::t-air Il, tffiirl livss-rn-s 1-, 41 Prom Vomniittoe: I-lixfwl Churus N : Girls' t'l'mru.v 3: Svniur Banquet, Furnrnitte-tl Uhairinan. "lVniidm' what Einstt-in hxml on mo." lfilizuluotln .lane Shreve- f'l2lSSiCZll .Xunual Stall' -1: llnntv Cl. 43 Latin Ululv il: liilrrary 3. 4, National llunnr Sfmivty 3, 4: Tri-Arts 43 Prtnn l'UlllllllIlf'k'Q Monitor -13 Mixed Flinijus Cl, 4: Girls' Uhorus IZ: Svnior Play Staff "A sparkling' 'liatin' lu-auty with a sunse ut' duty." s 'Powzlnllu I.n1'vrlu- Silll0llH t,lasSic'a.l llurnv IC:-unmnitjs Il ,4, Vice l'ruslfl1-nt 3, 'l'l'G'1IHl1l't'1' -1: lfrmn Cum- mittt-ez Mixt-tl Chorus Il, 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 2: Senior Play Staff. "l'ZlIlt'llt'E' has its own re-war4l." l':n'n-y S. Slzu-k General l'niun lligh Svhoul, Atlanta, Ga., 1, 2, 3, Seniur Banquet. "Ile oharins you with 11 sutt and southern 11006-nt." ,lun Wlnry Nlugyry , t'1en9l'al Vamlilwll Mvniurial llipqh, Ohio, 1, 2: Massillon llifrh 31 Senior lianuum-t. "Shall rf-main true- tn hor 0ulm's." Ynln-y lion Smith f'lzlSSiC1xl lllun- lluminu 3, 4: Hunts- 4: Girl llvst-1'vt-s 1, 2, 3, 4: G, A. 17. 2: l'rnin iilllllllllllbttl Muiiitnr 4: Svnior Play Fast. "'l'all and hlnnd and willnwy dvscrilws Nanvyf' Luis il 4-Qunwn Snyder Cfinimelvlal .Xnnual Stall' 4, t-ti-1-ditm': t'mnnier1'ial 4, Vresifls-nt 4: Girl lteserves 1. 2. Il, 4: Latin Fluh 2: National llnnor Srwiety 15, 4: llffd and Rlue Typist Cl: llvcl anrl Blum' Stall' l: l'rnni Cninriiittveg Quill and Svrull 4 43 Forum l: Svniur Play Fast. Nile-r hm-art lwlniius tru tho llvd and TlluO." lillm-y,5l"lu-roszl Surge fl9nCt'ILl 'a 'wc' -lg. ' -niur Phapt-l Fnniinittvv. Mfg lilhsbdafl smilt-, a winning' way." Ill-tty Phu thi SN-elle Genfxrzll Senit r Fhupel Ct'iTl"lIlllft0P. t'llPr vasual nianns-r fustvrs heir gracoftil way." Ih-tty June Shwkburger Classic'-il t'1lC1lll'4A2lY1 Il, 4. l'i'e-sident 41 Girl llesorves 1, 2, 33 Latin Uluh 3: Monitor 4: Se-ninr Play Cast. "Bla-vt Puhlic- l':l'lt'l'2J,'Y, Nurnhf-r One." Lois Wlnrin- S'l'ZlllQ.f1'N f'oInm9l'0izll Munitor 2: Seninr Banquet. "Always rvad'y for a little more fun." Arlene Wlirimn Stun-key Flassical llluv uminu 4: Hunts- 25, 'ri- rts 3, 4, S+-cre-tary 3. 41 Prmn Uomn t 1 'll V' 'ic ics '4 . 0 'tor Il: lfuotlmll Quf-en '41: trrv ufwn s U01 -. 1 es , Sflnior "lay Cast. "Her fave has xt imersunu ill its own." lh-:drive I.uYnnne Shu-key Clussival Annual Staft' 4:'l1'unstei' 1. 2, 3: Trvasurer 2, T'r1-siflent 3: l'adu0e-an Il. 41 llwl F' nss 1' vunvil 1. 2. ' 'l'rt-:isu'vr Sl: Quill and Svrull Ii, 4, Vivo Vresii-at stated :ind lil - taft' , t"n-editor 1: Prom Cmn- rnittw- 4'l- ind ' lmuhlv Trio 4: Mixed Vhnrus 2, 3, 4: Girls' Uhnrus 11 . a iunal minor Srmif-ty 4: Svniur . llay Staff. l'i'un0i'ties l'1airman. "lit-r rt-1-ine fur having frie-mls is tn he mann." XVillinm Charles Sllckm-1-k if .49 Ulasslval lli-Y Gt-m'g'v lVtlliams 41,1 'rum Ctvlmlxnl 'AZ gist tgilall. Frvslitnan 'lip int-sm-W '42, ' , ' 's, '44, Taascba , 1' sh nn-P4411 xiiminw 4: Sm-ninr Vhapt-l l'mni iittm-, "lZaslu1thall's his gainv, girl' ther sanwf' lllstlu-r Sukosd Hmmm i':t'0l'lOIllil'S llmlstt-r 2. 33 Girl Tlvst-i'vc-s 2, il, 4: Girls' Flinrus 2, Sl: Svninr Vhalwl Fuiiiiiiittt-v. "Quint as a mouso, iniflhty as a rock." Ilan-old Lu- Snnmu-rs GPll0l'ill i'1ll'l'fIlliUll lligli, l'arr4vlltun, Uhin 11 Uaslu-tlizill, lie-st-rvvs '-13: Svninr jlidlltllltli. "Sprinp:'s nivv, sn's fall, hut Suininvr tops 'vin all." Marjorie Ann Swindoll fflnssivnl Girl livseiwvs 1, -1: llomv Et-uiimnif-s il, l, Sf-ninr t"hanOl Pmninittvv. "NVv1l, what if T :un a littlci yuun:?" Viola Smit-0' Ffvinrnervizil Girls' Chorus 3. "Look on tho lwrigrht sidel rathvr than tho blue." lh-In-n Luoilln- 'Pnrolll fs'0ITlll1F'I'fYiZll Gift. Connnitteo. "XVlmrcr does she grit, all that pop?" 29 -- A -A . ., .... .... . V 4 eniors II4-It-u .Iunv 'I':lIt- t'laSsit'al Nhmstvi' High, lX'tmsttA1', whit, l: Iltmstt-r 2: Ifint- .Xrts 2, SS. ii lfwrnni lg llantl l. 2, Ji, lg tlrtht-stra l, 2, 3, I1 St-ninr llanqnt-tg N-nnmr l'lay Stall. "Siu-1-t music' flows I'l'tll1I In-1' Yiulin Imwf' IHIYIIIIIQ .Kun 'Fvnnis IIl'IlE'l'2ll tiirl llt'St'I'Yt'N I2 tl. .X. t'. I, 21 tlirls' I'llHl'llS I, 23 tZit't t'n1n1nittt-tn .Xltw-t Murphys stipm'-tlttlwi' xalt-sutrl. lint-y 'I't-stu Svitlntilit' Vain and tIun'n t'mnniittt-Q-3 Nt-wtnn I-'alls llig.:l1, Nt-wtnn I"alIs, tiltltv I "Sht- van always tintl thv NIIYPI' lining." Host- Ann 'I'hr:ush t'tlnt1nt-rt'ial IHlIllIlt'lt'lEll J, K., A. 1. 2: .Nlnn1tn1' l: N-nun' ltanqnt-t. "'I'I1t- 1lt4l'I't't'l tnnit' for what ails yan." llolu-rt lloward 'llolt-rlon Srit-ntilit' l'lHl'lllll I1 Ill-Y xvt'Illlt'll I't'unts 'lg l'rtnn Vunintittvvg Alunitur lg St-ninr I'Iay Fast. I llglllllllll' lP4ll'lllL1'2lIIll all. iS1l't it, nltl Inq-',"' lfllmn-r I'uul 'l'nsIm lnllnstrial Arts Svnifvr lianqnt-t. .. - , ,- - - . H lt pin vant ax lt, just ask lulnn-r. tiny Nt-ll Trump ti:-nural .llixt-tl Vlnwrtts 2, Sl, I1tIll'ls't'l1trl'llS I: Altnnittn' lg St-nitxr I'lay Stall. "SlllDlllSIlt'2lIlHll in vYt'l'y svnst- ut' the- wurtl." Fzlrol lflllll Sanuk-r Nt-lilo Vlassit-al lflnv lhllllllltr Ii, 43 lltmstt-1' l, 23 Finn- Arts II, 4, St-vre-tai'y-'l'rt-axttrttr I: l"tbl'IIlll IS. -l, St,-t'1't-t:tl'y VI: flirl llvstivt-s l: liatin t'lnh 2, Si, St-rilna 2, .tkvtltlv II: National llmnu' Sm-iety 3, lg Iiinpg and l'in t'unnnittt-t- l'l1airn1an: Alnnittn' 2, CS: Uri-lntstra l, 2, Zi, 41 Quiz Kill lg Svhnlar- ship 'IH-ani --l-Inprlisllg Seniur Play Vast. "'I'htt prirl who krwws all tlnt answvrsf' tuna 'IIN' Hzllkn-r tit-nt-ral tiirl llttst-l'vt-N I. 2, CS, I1 ll. A. t'. 23 St-ninr Play Stal'l', ".Xrt- tht-rw stars in my t-yt-si' l'm in luvt' again." Maxim- Santsc-hi says "In-IIo" to adnnirt-rs as lic-ap Yvar Qui-vn Marilyn llc-th Nnllz l'tlIl1Illt'l't'lill Itlmstt-r IZ tlirl Iiwst-1'x't-s lj .Xlunitur C51 tlirls' t'htnrns 2, S21 tilt-v . Vlnlf l1Sk'IlltlI' lwanqtnft. Ilvr lwyalty annl spirit art- Zllll!llI'1tlll1'. . X- Iiit-Il:u'4I Ifrqllc-rivk Nkllsolg V fo I tlvnt-ral lfinf- Arts lp vlljrinl TI, I1 I-ll't'llt'SIl'Il 3, Nap antl tiuxrxi t'tnnrnittt-t- 'lW,'ln-tw-xtwvtti' I gn, tlntrt- gut-tli my trttrnlmnv alsuj' lflnre-lu-0 lh-ily N1-hlr t'l'twsit"tl .Xnnnal Stan' lg litmstt-r 23 t'atInt't'an lg t'ann-ra Zig tiirl Itwst-rves I, ZS, l: Latin t'lnh 25 l'rmn Umnniittt-tt: Monitor 2, Il -lg .llixt-tl Vlmrnw -I 'S' tlir ' I . -, .. ls t'h4vrns l, 2, IS: Se-niwr l'Iay Stall, "lIilIlt'lIlQ.Z' inf-rrily al1vng:, lift- is just a smug." . V - ' 1 ' lla-It-n l'1IlZ2llN'lll Nl PIIIIINII I t lasstval .Xlixvtl t'lm1-as 25, t: Girls' Ulmrtts l, 12: Swinton l'lay Staff. "IX hrntht-r Intrt-, a lnwftln-r tlwrt-. and txrn tu spart-." .huns-s lllllwooll XX'esnn-r tItfntr1'al limvstttl' 2, Il, li Monitor I: lluys' lmnlrltl f,2ll2lI'It'I 31, tg Slixt-tl t'hnrns ii, -tg St-ninr Ilanquvt. "'l'l1riIl tu his tt-nut' vtvlvt- wht-n Int t'I'tHPIlS.l I r w A John Wliuhsu-I Xl In-1-Inf' 1 lt't'lIIllL'ill Ili-Y tit-nx'gv XVil,1Krfns 2, 3, 4, 'l'rva:stirt-r ,lg Invitation and Nann- tktrtl tjtryhlnittcva ,M"miitur K: lianrl 2, 3, tl, f,IllSltltll2ll1 -I: tJi't'l1estt':Vijl, ZS: Svnittr Ulianvl lwbllllllllllttt. "Stn-t-t-ss ik a inattt-r nt' having what it talu-S." I-lla-:unnr Pulric-in XX'lnIl:lt'rn- Srit-ntitlt' lltmstt-1' l: Vaqlnt-aan ZZ, tg tlirl lit-st-rw-s l, 2: lit-tl and Iilnt- Statf Ji, . l,:tvt-ztlztttiwzttt' t'mnrnittet-. "llthlllIt'lIl:.1', lnnhhlinp.5, ht-atningy lmnyantf' Ylpru Hap NYIHIQ- l'I2lNSlf'2lI Iinntv Sl, t, 'l'rt-asnrvr lg t'lt1ht'tn1nt'il I: liihrary li, 4 :'l'ri-Arts 3, tg l'i-inn Vmnrnitlvt-1 Fall Yarit-tit-s V431 Student t'uunt-il, St't'l't'f21I'y tg .lInnitu1',lg St-niur I'lay Vast. "Sha-'S tnatlt- a tnarlt lIlllt'll lII,L2'lIt'I' than In-r statttrvf' ldllzulinq- XYiIIinms I'0IllHlt'l'Ui2ll l'.xt-4-lsifw tlirl lit-st-iwtts l: li. A. l'. Zi: Mix:-tl llllHl'IlN 43 Nrllilvl' t'It't1n-l t'mnn1ittt-t- 'llnst lvt In-r turn thust- t-yt-s an yan." Iltl 1 1 eniors ' - Hdlyln- ldclsa-I Willis 'l'1'1'l1i1i1 12111 211111 121-W11 1'11111i11iil111-1 311111111111 .X:4:4111-i:111-1':11v1:1ii1 1. "l1':1s1'i11z11i11g i11 his 111111 11:1i'1i1'l1lz11' x1':13'." IH-rl Hylxvsh-r Wilson 1'111111111-1'1- S1-11i11i' l'I:15 511111, "'I'l11-1'1- llllllil l111s111111- xx':1y 111 1111 1l1is." 'I'ln-lm:1 ilzlria- N ood 1'l11ssi1 "I,i11I1- 111:1i1l xxiIi1 lIl'l1l11'l11H 511i1'i1s." H1-or,2,'o Frzlluklin Yannvp 1'i:1:-S11 l4'1'1-111'l1 Cl, ii liilllll 2, Zi, il lil'1'llL'Sll'2l Z1 S1-11i111' 1'i111111'I 1311111111111 "l4Il1VZl1l11Q'1'i1l1llj' 11111111111 illlll1XY1l11iilX.H lflllnin .lohn llonnnn lil'1IQ'l XYils1111 lliuh. V11-V1-1:1111l, 1111111 li ,X111l1'1'xx' .l:11'I1s1111 lligh, .lz11'lix11 Villn-, l1'1oi'ifi:1 il l41'llTl'Ill Iligli, XYz1SI1i11g'l1111, ll. V. IL l42llIIl'l'1l l, :i:S111111is11:. 313811111111 I,21Al1111i1111' i1.X1ix11111'1111r11a I,2,11:S1-11i l'lz1y 1':1s1. 1 1111111 111115 111.15 111111 1111-1 1 1-111 11. Girls' 1'11111'l1s 21 S1'11i111' lZ:1i111111-1. Girls' l'lI1ll'1lS 2. "As il 1l1i'1f:11l111'g1111l, x11 is l1111' x'11i1'1-," lrvnl- .lllno Illlrth-ll fi1'l1t'1 11, A. 1',2 S1f11i111'1'I1:13111l 1'11111111i1t1-1-. "S1111's 11111-111-1' 111 111111 1111111 111:11 1':11111111s 111-1-1111-f' lh-11-rlp .lc-:ln Frooksioll 1'1111im1'i'1'i Girls' 1'i1111'11s 1. 'll:11111i1111ss is just s111111-11111- 1"1111-11 I11111." .lnnn-s Guorgw- Wlohr 1111ll1Slri:1l .XV .lll1llHl' I'111i1-11 li S1-iiior lillllllllvl. "'l':1lI 111111 s1i'1111:L 111 l1:1111ls11i1i1- 21S 1l11- 1l:1y is 11111g'." Bliss Han-Im-ll mul Mr. l'rit1-luu'1l "1'lw1'k up" in 201 fo eh ana.. ,N 82 'N , '0 9 'Q 7' Q 5: ml Y Q 1 Z : , 4 1 'th 6 1 f- N 11' .' Kg 0 I gas Eillxgi In Memoriam Johnetta Snow Entered high school September, 1940, died June, 1943. wi 01' "Hull Who Villlll' I0 lPil1m'r" IS111- H1-1 1201111111111 I'l'0lll. .I111111 1913 31 I Dorothy Ill-nv Arnold H111111- lC1'1,r11-+1111 1"i111- A1-ts 1, 2, 11, i:1f'z1l1 Y:1ri1-111-s'1lI,'11. '12, '131 111'11111 111:1j111'1-1 I. 2, JZ, 13 S1-11i111' I'l11y Sl:11'l'. "I,i1111- 111111 xx 1111 1l:1111'i11p: 1'1-1-11' I.ois .lop Au-lroil 1'l:1Ssi1' We Leave Behind When someone dies, it is customary for him to leave a will. fThe little ray of sunshine amid all the grief and sorrowj Hence, we the June class of 1944 in order not to deprive the mourners of their vitamin D and feeling that we cannot be selfish with our outstanding abil- ities and characteristics, do, in all good faith and sincerity, hereby publish our last will and testament. To "Charlie" Sheehan we leave Frank Rodg- er's fine leadership and executive ability. To Joyce Freedeman we leave Anita Paese's versatility. To Raymond Sponseller we leave Bob Toler- ton's individuality in the chemistry lab. tWe'll throw in a first-aid kit, too.J ' To Lois Stuckey we leave the silver skates of Helen Tate. To Al Rastetter we leave "Steve Karditzas' dancing feet. To Norma Muffly we leave the friendliness of Jacky Anderson. To Alfonso Angelone we leave Martha Scott's keyboard talent. To all art students weleave the creative genius of Ann Horton. To Jack Post we leave Warren Hardy's way with the women. To Jo Need we leave the efficiency and never- ending energy of Beatrice Stuckey. To Lee Thompson we leave Bill Sudeck's deadly aim on the basketball floor. To George Dietrich we leave Joe Benedetto's antique jokes. To anyone who iinds it we leave John Hill's solid geometry. tHe just can't hang on to it.D To Roberta Ware we leave Garnet Hill's good sportsmanship. To Carmella Presutto we leave Arlene Stuck- ey's Latin loveliness. To Lorena Burnell we leave Shirley Sadler's enchanting voice. To Jack Boyle we leave Charles Freedeman's poetic inclination. To all you Democrats we leave Miss McKib- ben's hearty support. To Bob Tanner we leave Bill Rodger's ability to handle a football. To anyone who wants it we leave Al Mayer's subtleness. To Donna Day we leave "Dotty" Arnold's taps. To Kathryn Gottshall we leave Jeanne Cor- ey's ability to "Win Friends and Influence People." To Tommy Gazia we leave Joe Benedetto's string of fluttering female hearts and one pair of old shoes for those endless trips up and down the upstairs hall. To all her photographin' relatives Carolyn Dimit leaves a cute little smile to use on senior pictures next year. To any courageous soul who is brave enough to wear them we leave Dick Freuler's shirt and tie combinations. fSun glasses recommendedj To all Irishmen we leave Tim Kelleher's loy- alty and his green bow ties. To all puddle jumpers on rainy days we leave the high stepping ability of Shirley Marshall, Dot Arnold, and Dot Euliss, the gals who would die with their boots Qmajorettei on for AHS. To anyone with a black market on vitamins we leave Leonard McClarren's all-round ath- letics. To all toothpaste ads we leave the smiles of Shirley Oswalt and Wilma Martin. To anyone who wants the world to laugh with him we leave the sunny good nature of Emma Muhleman. To the future basketball teams of AHS we leave Bertha Evans' quick get-away on the basketball floor and one ounce of T. N. T. To anyone with insomnia we leave Earl Farn- ham's ticket-taking job at the Morrison theater. To our beloved neighbor, Massillon, we leave the screwball antics of Wanda Benedict. They have a place for them. To all jitterbugs, hep cats, and irritated neighbors we leave the smooth and sharp sax playing of Dick Goldberg. To Mr. Coppock and to all athletic rallies we leave the never-ending vitality of Antoinette "Tony" Boschini to use on those sleepy morn- ings. To Cecil B. DeMille and Hollywood we leave the success of our senior play, "The Man Who Came to Dinner," cockroaches and convicts in- cluded. To Mr. Pritchard we leave Betty Webb's abil- ity to slip and fall down in the most conspicu- ous places. To Kenneth Shinn we leave Al Rogel's energy and efficiency. To Shirley Niswonger we leave the bubbling vitality of Betty Stockburger. To Joann Ryan we leave Corrine Mulac's sweetness. To anyone wh0's in a jam we leave Bob Krahling's ability to get out of it. To Barbara Hoierman we leave Maxine Sant- schi's winning smile. To Warren Walker we leave the popularity of Tom Leo. To Miss Dowler, who has faithfully stood by us during these trying days of priorities, we leave a genuine pre-war ice-bag and our sym- pathy. Bob Krahling. XValter VVOHHIII, Betty Shreve. Maxine Santschi. Ruth .ADH Swoboda takes Legion Helen Greek Zllld Dick Seidner tljond Queen! Katl1lee11 Sebrell. award l'l'Olll Coinniander Foulke Joyce XVyn1e1'. Donna Day, and Julie Lyons And 0 Passed Our Year Ht-pt. ,ll-The latest addition to our high school, tl1e Freshmen. canie to school today to have a look around. Sept. I3-Aw-w-w Moni. let nie sleep just live 1nore niinutes - darn tl1e first day of school! Sept. I5-A lot of tl1e seniors are getting rich fast. Listen "Freshies." chapels are freeg you don't l1ave to b11y a season ticket. Sept. I7-We traveled to Wooster a11d mowed 'the1n tl1ar Generals' dOWll with a score of 18 to 6. Sept. 23--Eight club representatives were elected to Student Council at the meeting. Sept. 24--In case yo11 want to know why the girls are swooning, itfs because Cadet Blunt H1111 Lieu- tenant O'Neil spoke i11 chapel today. Sept. 28-After a hlll'l'lGd investigation. all the yell- ing dOVVl1 ill tl1e gyin turned Ollf to be only the cheerleader hopefuls strutting their stuff. Oct. 8-The Aviators lost to Youngstown South for tl1e tirst defeat of tl1e seaso11. Oct. 9-Band 1119111111-FFS were d0XV1l on Main Street bright kllld early selling tags to raise 111o11ey for new uniforins. Oct.. ll-12l3's re-elect Frank Rodgers as chief execu- tive. Oct. 15-Soniething IIPXV l1as been added to . . . tl1e teachers yelling by theinselves at tl1e rally, and do- ing well, tool Oct. I8-The preview of Fall Varieties aroused inuch 6llf,1lllSltlSlll. Oct. I9-Anyone wl1o was at Fall Varieties' dress rehearsal. kl1OYVS that there's a grand treat ill store for everybody. Oct. 20-lf all that yelling a11d cap throwing by the air students was any indication, tl1e sl1ow was a huge success! Oct. 21--Fall Varieties brought dOXV1l tl1e house again tonight. Oct. 22-.lack Rank's 139l'fO1'Illillll'9 i11 chapel inspired tl1is little 13091112 'llack Rank is a hunian t0l'llZld0. That one-ntan show gets around faster than a hot potato!" Oct. 23-11l3's alld l1A's still walking dizzily aro1111d. suffering fl'0ll1 too much ticket-selling. Oct. 25-There was a grand tlll'll-Ollf at S6lliOl' play try-outs, which only goes to show that the class of "44" l1as spirit Zllld cooperation. Oct. 26-The halls are 0Y91'l'llll witl1 sailors these days - well. wl1o's coinplaining? Oct. 27-Helen Greek Zllld Jilllllly Pappenhagen have XVOII tl1e leading roles i11 the, senior play. Oct. 28-The Reid and Blue announced tl1at it had received the All-American award! Oct. 30-The 1215 class held a Halloween party in 1Xlorgan's Gym. Nov. I-Everybody 1111112 your pennies. The Junior Red Cross drive began today. Nov. 4-Holding up traffic Oll Main Street, tl1e st11- dents wove i11 and Ollt of cars ill a snake dance, till they ti11ally reached their destination. Hazel Park. where a rousing rally was l1eld 3.l'Olllld a huge bonfire Nov. 5-'l'he "Powers Girl" and llel' C0lll't reigned at the t'rat-kei' Jack SXTOIIID after the McKinley gaine. As a change fl'0lll Hthe one lll2lll show" chapel featured tl1e 'tonc woman show." Jesse Rae Taylor. Nov. ll-lllrs, Rosa Page Welch sang. giving us a very enjoyable Arntistice Day chapel. Nov. I2-More fun at the Hi-Y Frost 'l'i1ne Frolic. Nov. I3-Our Aviators were tripped by Lakewood 25 to 6. Nov. I!!-We wound up o111' football schedule by los- ing to Campbell Meniorial 25-0. Nov. 22-Silver Cadet wings were presented at as- seinbly to twelve boys of AHS wl1o have e11listed i11 the Ar111y Air Corps Reserve. Nov. 24-Blue Doin presented tl1eir Curtain Call llance. Nov. 25--XVe didn't have SCIIOOI. XVc stayed 1101116 and ate illld ate. Dec. 3-Another night, another dance. This tiine it's the Bonte Swing Shift Shuffle, Dec. 6-Senior theines were handed ill today, which is a load otf niany people's minds. Dec. 7-Playing o11 tl1e spacious McKinley Court at Sebring. tl1e Aviators VVOII a hard-fought battle 25-23. Dec. 8-One of the best SQ-F1liOl' plays ever seen 011 tl1e stage ot AHS. "The Very Light Brigade," was put o11 today. Dec. 9--According to tl1e talk around school, tl1e senior play was a huge success. Dec. 10-Another Olle of those questionnaires from the Institute ot' Student Opinion. Bond queen. Maxine Santschi. lllld t'ourt were presented in chapel. llec. IIE-Fall Varieties cast, enjoyed a Christmas party at Dorothy XVeaver's St11dio. 15-Football letters were awarded to twe11ty- liec. two Aviator "gridders'i at a banquet ill their hO11Ol' at the Alliance Country Clllb. llec. I7-Alliance defeated Campbell llleinorial 33-30 ill a gltlllia played O11 tl1e Canipbell Court. Dec. 20-Tri-Arts held a Chl'lSfllliiS t'aroling party. lice. 22-Esquire Senior Farewell Dinner Dance held at the AVOUIHILS Cl11b. llec. 281Alliance suffered its first defeat of the sea- S011 at tl1e hands of Canton Ti1nke11 33-22. D live. 29-lionte tlluli held their annual dinner at the XXUIIHLIIVS Club. Dee. 30-The howling tournament started today. Jan. 4-A party for all hand memhers and the cheer- leaders was held in the gym. Jan. 7-Captain Don R. Donaldson told of his inter- esting experienees in the tirst XVorld NVar when he spoke in ehapel today Jan. 8--Amid words of 'thowya all" and "you all." the senior elass moved another step nearer to graduation at the "Southern Plantation Prom, Jan. I0-The newly eleeted National Thespians em- hark upon their membership with an initiation at Miss Gedderts Jan. I4-t'Tlie best senior chapel l've ever seen" said Mr. XVelrh as the seniors presented "Modern Min- strels of '-tat." Jan. 21-The seniors eame to sehool in the morning only to hear a speaker from the IP. ll. l. and to get their COllllll9llt'Glllt'1ll tit-kets. Jan. 23-liaec-alaureate. Jan. 25-The senior elass were together for the lasti time at the senior hanqnet. Jan. 26-The last danee for the seniors - the Ids- quire Senior Dance Jan. 27-Tonight the seniors got, their diplomas, and the eurtain rang down 011 four of the most, carefree and happy years of their lives. Jan. 31-The 12A's have already sold enough tic-kets to the new freshies to keep the elevator busy until April 1. Next. please. Feb. 2-Flash! Groundhogs predit-t early spring. Perhaps the students in room 101 and 201 will quit hihernating now. Feb. 3-Seniors eoming from Llliss ltoss' room look sit-k. Senior theme news. NYhat funl'?'? Feb. 4-Allianee polishes oft' Canton liineoln 43-42. Alr. Mosher almost had heart failure. Wonder why? Feb. 7-tllulis advertise t'or new members as one ean plainly see on all hlaekhoards P. S. Miss lflartzell had no room for tests. Feb. I2-Allianee lost at well-fought lnasketlrall gatne to Massillon tonight 41+-34. Feb. I5-Sehool sells qllittltrtt WOHTII Oli' BONDS AT AVCTION sale at ehapel! Tonight the musie department presented a very entertaining program hefore a large audienee. Feb. I8-McKinley heat Allianz-e 27-24 tonight. Stu- dents gave excellent support. lfeh. 22-Freshies and seniors alike slept late today. George Washington's hirthday. Everyone hut Miss 1XleKihhen and the t'hronir-le that is. Feb. 23-Coaelles and lmaskethall team try to out- shoot. eaeh other in a hot game after sehool. Team won. Feb. 25-High sehool hand enehants students and teachers in ehapel today. l.olli hits jaek-pot at bond auetion l2A's wait. to try out fa Ifeb. 26-llaskethall team ends sueeessful season against Liverpool tonight. Nlar. 2-Tryouts for senior play tonight. Mar. 3-l'it-tures of mountain-elimhing were shown in ehapel today. Senior theme outlines Miss Ross and Miss Walker. handed to Mar. ltl-Ten seniors represent Allianee in t-ounty test.. Mar. ll-Girls eseort lioys to Tri Art's Frolie Dam-e. Ah. why don't we do this more often? Leap Year Mar. I5-Prospeetive generals and admirals take Army-Navy tests. Mar. I6--Seniors look like a million dollars again. Senior themes handed in. Mar. 17-Students see wild lit'e ot' nature in a movie ehapel. Reminds me of those loose wolves in AHS. Mar. 20-In the spring our faneies suffer t'rom the effects of . . . spring fever? April 3-NVhat strange noises are heard on the stage these days. Senior play praetiee. April 6-A beautiful lflaster program held in ehapel this morning. April 7-Yippee! Spring vat-ation hegins. April I3-XYho wants to liuy a senior play tieket. I only have a hundred left. April 24-Students are awe-stricken as they view the senior play review. April 24-Seniors on the war path as they appear for dress rehearsal tonight April 26 -The senior play. "The Man XVho Came to Dinner." was enjoyed hy a large. appreeiative aud- ienee May 5-Esquires give hond ehapel tonight. Slay 8-Only tit'teen more days for us seniors. XYhat a relief for the teaehers. May 12-We were all exeited as some ot' us were ehosen t'or National Honor Society today. Slay 15-Teaehers start giving tests to seniors. llow about an aspirin? May 19-Senior talent displayed in a great chapel performanee today. May 20-XVhat a time was held for us at the prom tonight. Nlav 23-"National period outline today." says Miss Hartzell. NIHy251Sk?t'0llCl annual Press lianquet. May 28-NVe realized the importanee of graduating at Baettalaureate serviees today. May 251-We held our senior hanquet tonight NYhat a feed! May 31-The "lC'sqttire Danee" Was held for us to- night. June I-Come and get it seniors! I mean your dip- lomas of course. The student speakers gave edu- eational talks. June 2-Suinmer vat-ation hegins for the entire sehool. Frank Rodgers passes the gan senior play Earl Sheehan C15 IIZIS FLASS l'1'm-Hident ...,,,, ,, H ,A,,.,,.A , ,,.,,,,,,, Earl Slllxllhilll Vim- Prvsidvlll H ,,A,,,,,,, KUIIIIGUI Sllillll Svc'n'vtzl1'y 'I' rvzlsll ren' l':1l1'm1efss Uolors ,,.. Motto Y. ,, . ,,., I32ll'hlll'il Hoivrlllziu ,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,llol1 Huy , , , , , ,,,,,,,,,, 1'11vz11101' Gzu'n1:n11 ,,,,..,,Cl'iIllSOI1 and Black ,..,'l'0d:ly. our lwsii Y0ll1Ul'l'0XV. 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The curtain rose on the opening chorus, dedi- cated to Americans who left play suits for work suits and swingtime for marchtime. An official welcome was extended by Major Fred Doerr to "Curly Errol 1Tom Leoj and the M. C.'s, Phil Meismer and Earl Sheehan. Tribute was paid to the "Rosies" who have left their homes for factories by "The Rivetersi' f"Sissy" Cassidy, Lois Ann Myers, and Betty Bossert.J Our cry of "Victory" was well presented by the songs of the "Three Dots and a Dash," fVera Alfani, Elsie Roose, Myra White, and Shirley Sadler.J Bill Rodgers, Warren Hardy, Al Mayer, and Jack Robinson became "Musical Chefs" for the night - bakers' hats, moustaches, and all. The Signal Chorus waved out messages with their semaphore flags and then a salute was paid to Russia in the form of Minka, with Lois Stuckey on the violin, "Red" Rasile as vocalist, and dance by Sally Wagner. Professor Pumprimer, Walt Wollam, and his "Try and Get It" Radio Hour had them rolling in the aisle. Bob Krahling recited some of his so-called poems and Dick Seidner and Pete Shupe added their bit. "Stormy Weather" was arranged to show the musical ages of man. Betty Jones sang it and for weeks "Stormy Weather" was the most popular song in the high school. Mary Messenheimer was featured in a Strob- lite Toe Tap number. The lights went out and an "oh" passed through the audience as she glowed in the dark. Suddenly the notes of a classic swept over the audience and held them spellbound in their seats. It was Carmella Presuttol Fall Va- rieties of 1943 lived up to its name in having variety. Ah, the chorus created especially for the boys -the Maracca Chorus! They marked time to the tune of "Mama Inez," a fitting end for Act I. The high-stepping Bomba-dears opened the curtain on Act II. 'Twas a sight to behold -- their red, white, and blue. Never will "The Song Blazers" be forgotten with their red and black striped jackets and straw hats. Earl Jones and his band shone forth with "Sugar Foot Stomp." Marie Evans offered her "Yankee Doodle Sa- lute" in the form of a song and dance followed by "Donkey Serenade" featuring Lois Stuckey. "Dancing Dobbin," Alverda Barber, and Isa- belle Hunt, performed while its mistress "Poet- sie," Helen Greek, looked on. There was the West in Song by Beckie Miller, the West in Dance by Donna Day with spurs that 'jingled and jangled,' and the West in Chorus with lariat tricks. On the definitely humorous side there was the faculty's "Murder Opera Inc." composed of Earl Kidwell, Eleanor Garman, Leonard Hoppes, Wanda Niznick, Leland Whitacre, Mar- garet Noble, Ruth Dowler, Jerry Mosher, Wil- liam Dakin, and Ray Reighartg and the boys' "Powder Room Panicf' with Murray Rhue, Jack Mainwaring, Tom Lotze, Jerry Hirschl, and John Benincasa. The twinkling feet of two great stars, "Dotty" Arnold and Donna Day, were .busy dur- ing the "Duel of the Dancers," followed by the "Parade of ,Songs" .featuring Shirley Sadler and "Red" Rasile. "Dotty" Arnold was featured in "Ravel's Ba- lero" and "Keep 'em Rolling," a dance on roller skates. The whole cast assembled for the finale and "P. T. Barnum" Whitacre was presented with a gift. "Whit" was the writer, producer, and di- rector of the show. The girls in the choruses were: Beverly Hen- ricks, Anna Coco, Maxine Santschi, Rosalyn Cironi, Mary Ann Paese, Barbara Hoierman, Kathleen Sebrell, Margaret Whitaker, Eileen Nettro, Arlene Stuckey, LaRue Culberson, Jean Doody, Janet Varner, Sara Coco, Elsie Roose, Kay Dilley, Elsie Bericchia, Sue Worley, Gloria Gorun, Beckie Miller, Kathie Thompson, Joyce Wymer, Carolyn Dimit, Helen Greek, Sally Wagner, Mary Jo Hoiles, Shirley Oswalt, Janice Polen, Mary Ann Sandru, Treva Hostettler, Lorna Wymer, Martha Leyda, Lottie Lorbach, and Cherie Shook. All ticket and attendance records were brok- en for this "show that has the whole town talk- ing." 41 President .... Secretary Custodian .. Librarian Adviser ,,... 1,'resid'ent ..,.... .. ...... .. BAND First Semester .......Coe Xvltdlillll .........Alice Trader .......John XVheeler ......l'auline Grate .,....Mr. Eric Du1'o Second Semester , ,,,,,,, ,,,.,... .,,,,.................... D i ck Campbell Alice Trader Secretary .............................. ,....... .................. . ....-..-- - - Phil Meismcr Custodian ......,,........... .---------- ---- Student Conductor .............. .......,.....,.. . ...-,-.-, A lf0IlS0 A11S'01U110 Pauline Grate llibrarian .......... ...............................i.. . ..........- - BLU E DOMIN 0 CL First Semester UB Bill Rodgers President ...........,... ..............................-.------ -.-------- Y - Vice President Secretary .........,,, Lois Ann Myers ,.........,,,,...,..,..Helen Greek .J ack Post Treasurer .,....Y....Y,............. ................Y...--.... A --------------- - -- Adviser .......... . ...,. ,.,.. ........,...... Y...fY ......fV- Purpose: To ill high school. . M Virginia Geddert encourage interest illld skill in dranlatics Second Semester Bob Krahling President ,,................Y,V... v.............-- -Y---.------v-Y ,'----- Vice President ...Jack Post Eileen Nettro Secretary .......... .. ............ -------t------ e------ - Treasurer ..,,,.., President .......YVV...,. Vice President Secretary .V.....VV... ,, ,,,, ,,.,,, ,,,, ...... ..............,...... .....Y ltosie Cironi BOOSTER CLUB First Semester James Great Paul Cope Margaret Cassidy .Aimee Morey Treasurer . .......Y,........ .,.............-,- -----,----------- -----'-' Y - - Adviser ,.,.....,. .Y,V Purpose: To and enthusiasm President Secretary ,,,, Treasurer President ....,..... Vice l'residellt .,,,. Secretary .,......,,,,,, IN JI-'Elite"Li"'Qp'll5iE' of liss luleanor Carman clean sportsmanship in regard to athletics. Second Semester BONTE CLUB First Semester James Grout Margaret Cassidy Aimee Morey Catherine Cox .........Lois Ann Myfffs Barbara Holerman rp. L. ---',-----YV,Y-- ----YVYY--,--'------ V,-Vv A --,.--' ...,A,,,,,,,,,,,w , , 1X Iyra XV.hite ,-w'---Y-- ---',---,.-w-,A-A-. ---.-,-,v,,,,.,,,,,,,A ,Y,,,,,,,, l M i ss .lean Nllllel' Purpose: To promote friendship, to raise social stands ards of the school, and to encourage cooperation among students. Second Semester President .........Y. ..--,,-----------f- ------ --'------------ ---------- F 2 ! 5 'G Chesnex Vice llresidem --,, ,--,V-,-,.--, ,,---,.,-,-,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, M a x me Santsclll Stcretzu-V ---'-Y----w --'..Y'ww,A' -,-,----YA-,,,-'-',,,, , ,,,,- B a rbara H0l8l'm2lI1 'J-reasurgr '..',--- ,--,-,..A,,-- --------,l.,--------AY--,V -,,,.,,,..,,,, E i 1 een Nettro CADUCEAN CLUB First Semester President --v"v--. ----------YVA.A.- ,-,-,,,,,,,,,,,v,,,,,, B etty vStockburg?I' Vice President ..-...-.,-,- .------- 1 ---- - -'---- Secretary ........., .- .Sally Ellett Treasurer ..,...Y,...... ------------- A A ---------'--------------- ----- , ----- - -- Adviser ..........i.....w.VV- ---.--------'----Y- -'-A- + ------A------ Purpose: To benefit students who illg or medicine. Second Semester Miss ltuth Dowler will take up nurs- ll cl t YVVVYP---,-- -YYYYYA,,.-w'VVVA ,.,,,-,,,,,,,,wY,,Y,,, B C tty st.0CkbUY'g'QI' YffZ't,?Qf,S,dem -,-- , ,,,A,AoA,,oo,,,,,, ,,,,..,.w...,,,, , ,,,,,,,,, s Vilma Martin Secretary .... ........ ...----------------- -------'-e-- ------------- - ---------- e 1 e n Lutz T,.,,aS,,,e, ...p.,,,,.,,,,,. ,,,..c,,,,,,..,,. .,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, , . . , .... Sally Ellelt C0'YIlVlERl'IA I. CLUB Second Semester ,.,.eSid,,m ,,..A----,..-, --,,A--,,,,,,,,-,,A,,A,, .,,,,,,,,, I l Uis McQuown Snyder Vice President -UUI --vvvvV----w,A------, ,.,,,,wY,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ......, Q . . lutose lxogel Sem.etal.y .lll --vfii-- -v,-'A--',Y,,w,, A , ,Shirley Robb TI,easm.e1. AYYVAI ' wtqklrrrlwrrr, -------YY--------,-A,,- ,.wYA,,,,,,,,,,, lx I ary Jane Saus Adviser 'wY-,---.-, --,-.----w,.,YVYYV.--, v--,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, lx I i ss Margaret Slt9S DOUBLE TRIO AND QUARTET First Semester ' . Shirley Sadler XVilliam Benjamin Lorena Burnell James XX esner Elsie Roose James Grout Beatrice Stuckey Al H0281 Jacqueline Anderson Donna Frazier Second Semester I . Shirley Sadler XVillianl B'cr1Jamlrl Lorena Burnell James XX esner Nobel-ta XVilson James Gfvflt Beatrice Stuckey Al Ixogel Jacqueline Anderson Donna Frazier President ...... ...... . -- Vice President ..... Secretary ............ ICSQUIRIG GLU I! First Semester 'I'l'easurer ..... ...-.....--...- - -------- ---Y- ---------------- - Adviser ...... ........,-....-, - -'---,--- --------- -----' A---- - Y - - Purpose: To school and the better the social st individual. Second Semester XValter AVOHHIII Earl Sheehan James Pappenhagen ..,.,............Robert Bay ..Mr. XVilliam Dakin andard' of the high Albert Slayer President .... ......----- --------"fff ---,-'-'------'- --------- -----'-- Vice President Secretary ......... President ........... - ...--------------Y- --------------- - Vice President Earl Sheehan ..Edgar Shirlt Bob Hay Treasurer ....------------ '-,,-f,--'-'-'- -'---ff------f '---"--------- - --------- : EXCELSIOIL CLUB First Semester .Jennie Mae Plummer Gloria Snodgrass Secretary ......------------ -A --------- '----- -------'---------- - - - .Garnet Hill Treasurer ......- -.---.-- . '------ ------- ----------------- - ' ------ , ---------- : - Adviser ...... .--- A----- MISS Vletta Jackson Purpose: To find-'andugiVgmfHgnlfli5St- Second Semester President .................................................. Jennie Mae l'1l1l'l'lI'11Cl' Vice President ..... .......... ..... ............................. J e a, nne Sanders SeC!'6tiLI'y ............ ............................... . ....... ..... G - loria Snodgrass Treasurer ........ ...................... ...... . ............................ G a rnet Hill FINE ARTS CLUB First Semester lilesidellt 1. ............,...........................,..,..,,....,........ ,,.... elen Greek Nice President . .................................................... .Eileen Nettro Secretary-Treasurer .......................... , .,.,. Carol Vandel-.Verde Adviser ......................................................... ..... M ISS Jane White Purpose: To promote an appreciation of the finer arts in high school. Second Semester President ......,........ .,.............A,...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,, B ill Rodgers Vice President ..... ................................. C arol Vander Velde Secretary ............ .,....,.,..,....,,,,,,, D onna Day '1'l":RSUI'6T ........ ................................ .. ........, T helma Taylor AllViS0l' ..... ....................,.............,........ B lr. Hen Temple FORUM CLUB First Semester l'I'eSille'I1L ....... ....... ............................................,... E 1 lrl Sheehan Vice President .... ......................,........... A lphonso Angelone SUC'1'0t2iI'y ............ ...... C arol Vander Velde Treasurer ................... .............. ....................... C a rolyn Buchman AflViSGI' .....l................................................ Miss Mabel Hartzell Purpose: Acquisition of knowledge, international, na- tional, and local affairs by intelligent discussion of these subjects. Second Selnester President ............ ..,,,....,.,........,,,,,,,..,.........,,,,.....,,,,, E dgar Shirk Vice President Secretary ..,,.,,...., Treasurer ., FRENCH CLUB First Semester Kenneth Shilln Carol Va llder Velde ..Norma Corey President ............ .......,.....,,....................... ...... J o e Benedetto XVICB President . .........,.,..,,.,...,.,,.....,..,......,.,. l ........ Al Rogel Secretary . ............................,.............,..........,......... Corrine Mulac Treasurer .............................. , ...,... , ,......,,,, Loxla Belle Dennis Miss Margaret Noble Purpose: To improve the oral French of its members. Adviser ..........,.. Secolld Semester President ...........................................,.........,............ Albert ltogel Vice President ..... .............................,..........., I Delores Freshley Secretary , ......................................... .................... C orrine Mulac 'Treasurer ...................................................... Lona Belle Dennis FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE GIRL RESERVES First Semester President ...................................,.....,..............., Ixathleen Sebrell Vice President ..,, ................................ ....... S h irley Shively Secretary ......................................,.....,................... Ruth Mclfllroy Treasurer ..............................,......................,.......,...... June Lyons Adviser ..............................,..............,............ Miss Margaret Hall Purpose: To find and give the best. Second Semester President ..............................,...,,......,.,......,..,... Kathleen Sebrell Vice President .... ...............,..... ....... ....... ....... S h i r ley Shively Secretary ..,,..................,.................,,.........,,,,,........ Ruth McElroy Treasurer ...........................................................Y,....... June Lyons Advisers ...... Miss Hertha Haltrich-Miss Mary Stoneburner JUNIOR-SENIOR GIRL RESERVES First Semester President .......................................,.........,..............,..... Jean Blair Vice President ...........,.................................................. Joan Need Secretary .....................,........... ................,.................. J oann Ryan Beatrice McGrew Treasurer .......,,.,.,......,......,.,.,,,,,.,. , ......,.,..,,...... Advisers ...,.......... Miss Jane Armstrong-Miss Ruth XVCHVCI' Purpose: To find and give the best. Second Semester President ....,.................................,,.................. . ....., Jean Blair Vice President ..... .................................... .........,,...... . I oan Need Secretary ................................,.....,.............,..,............ Joann Ryan Treasurer .,,,,,,..,,..,,........,,,,,...,.......,,,,..........,.. Kathryn Gottshall GIRLS' ATI-ILETIC CLUB First Senlester QPresident ....................................,............................... Garnet Hill Vice President .................. ................ ,...,......... R o berta XVa,re Secretary-Treasurer ........................................ .,.. J ane Sutcliffe Adviser ...................................,.......,.,............ Miss Lucille Pettis Purpose: To furnish practice and participation in sports, to develop skill, and to promote sportsmanslllp and team work. Second Semester President .... U ..............................,................,. ......... G arnet Hill Vice President ..,....................... ................. ...... R 0 berta XVare Secretary-Treasurer ,,.,............ .,........... ..... ....... J 2 1 ne Sutcliffe HI-Y FLUB First Senlester President ..........., .........,........................,...... Vice l'resident Secretary ............ Treasurer ,,... ., ........ ,,,, . . .,,.,,,,..,,...... .......... . Adviser ...............,.,.........,,,......,,................., Purpose: To the school and character. Joseph Benedetto ..,Dick Freuler Kelleher .John XVheeler ..Mr. Henry C. Davis create, maintain, and extend throughout community, high standards of Christian Second Semester President ..... .. ..... ..............,................... . ..... , ,. Vice President Secretary .......... Joseph Benedetto Freuler Treasurer ...................................,........ A dvlser ,.,. , ,.,.,, 'iioifii'lEco'i'oMi'cs"oi1'iln First Semester Breit ,Timothy Kelleher Mr, Clark Shreve President ...................,..........,..,.........................,.,.. VVilma Martin Vice President ..,.. ..................... . ........... .......... J u lla Jorney Secretary .,............,...... .............. N adine Bell Treasurer .....,......,........... ............ T owanda Simons Publicity Chairman ,,,,. .,.,.........,........ H ope Ziegler Adviser ......,..............,..... ....... M iss Wanda Niznick QI' I LL AND SCROLL l'lll'1l0SQZ To brim.: tupretlier girls who ure interested in home eoonom if-s and who will aid in furthering the work of the school in the home. X Second Semester NA'I'IONAL 'I'lIl'1SI'lANS First Semester ' t Vreside-nt ..,.,.,,, , ,,,,........... , ....,..........,,,.. ..,., .....,. X X 711113111 Rodgers Secretary-Treasurer ..............v........,...............,,..... Helen Greek Adviser .,,..,..........,.,........,.... . ..............,.,.. Miss Virginia Geddert Purpose: To further an interest in drumatics and to reward merit drawn in dramatic productions. Second Semester U A President ...,..,,,,..........,..............................,..............., Bill ll0dg6l'S Vice President ..,.. ..............,..,.................. .,..........w... J a ick Post Secretary ,.,.,,,,,.,....,....,............... ,,., .,,... L arena Blurnell 'I'1'e:is11rer .,.,.,..,.,... U ...,...,....,.........,................... Richard Freuler Business Stuff l'l'9Sid9Tlt ------------------........................ .l...........,........ X Vilma Martin ViCe Pfesidfflli ....,. ...,,........,.,,........ J ulia .lorney Sf'f'F0U1I'Y ,--v---,--,-- ..,,...,.......,.. ....,. J e an Richards TYHISIQFQI' ---Y--v-- -....,.......v....................... .... T 0 Wanda Simons l'llbllC'lIY ............................. Hope Ziegler-Jean Clay .IUNIOR POLICE . First Semester f7hlPf ------.-.-----------....-................. ............................ R obert McMinn ASSiSt3.I1t Chief .............,....,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,Ai J ulian Huffman Adviser --.,4-.-.--------,-.---...-.,.......... ,............ IN Ir. Herbert Pritchard Purpose: To safeguard the students of Alliance High School. Second Semester f'hiQf ---........-....-......................... ,.......,......... . ......... R ohert McMinn ASSISTHIH Fhief .........................................,........ Julian Huffman JUNIOR RUED CROSS COUNCIL First Semester T'1'0Sid6nt ....-.........................................,...,............,....... Ioann Ryan Vice President ...,....,.... ,,...........,,, .,...,.,..,.,,.,,,,,,.,, C 4 irrine llulac S61'I'f'taI'y .....................,..,................... ,....i.. K zithleen Thompson AdViS6I' -..,.-..---............-....-..................... ..MisS Herthzl Haltrich Purpose: To promote interest among the students in campaigns proposed by the Red Cross. Second Semester l'l'0Sid6Ilt ................ .......... ..... .............,..,,....,..,........... J 1 1 ann Ryan Vive President ...... ..,.,........,......................,... . ..... C orrine Mulac S04'I'0t2L1'y ............................. . ...................... Kathleen Thompson LIBRARY CLUB . First Semester President .,......,.... ...... L ................,.,........... , ...... F rank Rodgers Vive President , .... ..........,..... ,.... ................ X V i lliam Rodgers Sevretary .................................,............,..,.... Barbara Hoierman Treasurer ..............,..,.......,........,,.,,..,,,..,,,,,,..,,,,,,,i,, Faye Chesney Advisers ................ Mrs. Florence Mowry-Mr, Ray Reighart Purpose: To facilitate the operation of the Alliance High School library. Second Semester First Semester President ,,,,,,.,,,...............,......,.,.,,.,...........,...... Joseph Benedetto Vice President .........,......,,,,...................,....,,.. Beatrice Stuckey Secretary-Treasurer ,........ ................................... ' Pauline Lisk Adviser ,...,,. ....,. .....,,,......,.....,,.,.......,,....... IN I iss Lucy Mcllibben Purpose: To promote journalistic interests in the school, Second Semester President ,,,..,,,,,......,,,,,,,,.,.., ................,.......,..,....,........ J awk llflillel' Vice President ,,,,.,..............,,.,..,,........,..... ......,,.... I 4:2111 Fill'l'lh2inl Seq-retuiy-'1'rr-insurer ......i................,,...,.i,..,,.. Beatrive Stuckey IIED AND HLIIE First Semester Editorial Staff U0-editors ,,,, .,,,,,,,,,,,..,.,, R eatric-e Stuckey, Pauline Lisk Copy Desk , i,.,i,.....,.,, Lois McQu0wn Snyder, NOI'ma llfuffly News Editor' ,,,,..,,......,.................. ........................... E arl Sheehan Editorial l'ag'e ...........,...................................... Nadine l'hil1iDS Society Edimr ,,,,.,i,i,,, . ..,. Barbara Hnierman Sports Editors ,,,,,,,c,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, Dick Freuler, Earl Fzlrnham Ilepor-t,ersQArt Mc-Neil, Carolyn Everth, Don Edwards, Shirley Niswonger, Jeannette Davis, Jack Miller. Columnists-Shirley Niswnnger, Nadine Phillips, Georgre Dietrich, Pat Neill, Carolyn Everth, Betty Stewart, and Reggie. Hdilorizil Adviser ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,...,, ,..,,.,. li Iiss Lucy McKibben Manager ,,,,,..,,.,,,, .Toe Benedetto Secretary-Treasurer Frqnk Pod ei Q President .....,........,......,.......,...........,,........,..,,,,..,, . ' . g ', .. ............ Charles Johnson Vice President ...,.. Secretary .....,....... .......i,. M ary Dawn Reese Treasurer ,. ,,... ...... . .... .....................................,.. F ny Chesney Adviser ...... ..............,............,......... 1 Irs, Florence Mnwry IVIERIDIAN CLUB President ...........,,... Vice President ...,. Sf-r-retary ,......,,,.. First Semester Honaker Tommy Howells Ilffnuane - Kelleher Treasurer ..,...,..............,.,.. .....,..,....................,.,... M elvin Oyster Adviser .........,..............,.................................,, Mr. Clyde Stanley l'ur owe T furnieh 0 ortunit for recreation and D -, I 0 f DD . Y fellowship for boys who remain at school during the noon period. Second Semester President .............,.............,., , ...........,................ Marvin Honaker Vive President ,..- .........,,.,..,............................. Tommy Howells Sevretary .......,,... ........,,.,.........,........,........,,,, D uane Kelleher Treasurer .......,., ..........,..,..............,......,..,.,........ IN Ielvin Oyster President ........,.............,......,,...,....,.....,.,,..,,, Vive President ., ,......... ............,.,..........,...,,.......... . .. NIIXED CHORUS First Semester .,......James Groat Albert Ropgel Shreve Business Manager .....,...,.,..,Y.,,..,...........,.... ,,.... ..... I 0 e Benedetto Advertising Manager ..............,,,,,,,,.......... Charles Freedeman Circulation ,i,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,..,.,,,...,,,,.,.,. , ,.,,.....,,,,e.... Carolyn Everth Photographer .........,.........,.....,,,...... Bob Plajer, Don Edwards Typists-Shirley Oswalt, Ellen McGowan, Ann Horton. Verna Mae McCormick, Helen Tarolli, Josie Ray, and Jane Derry. l Business Adviser ....................,.,............,........ Miss Mary Dllley l'hOt0f.'fI'2lDhy .i,,...,..,,,,......,,,,......,.,..... ..,.,. IN Ir. Leland NVhitacre Second Semester Editorial Staff C0-editors , ,,,,,,.,,.....,,,,,.......,.. Beatrice Stuckey, Pauline Lisk Pony Desk ...,,. Lois Mc'Quown Snyder, Rosemary Lamielle News Editor ,,........,..,............ ......,..............,............ E arl Sheehan Editorial Page ..............,,.,,,.......... Norma Muffly, Ann Horton Society Editor ,,.i.,.,.. ........ B arbara. Hoierman, Cherie Shook Sports Editors .....,.,,,.....,...,i,.,...... .Tack Miller, Earl Farnham llepm'ters-Juvk Robinson, Veronica Reale, Ann Horton, Catherine Russo, Cherie Shook, Johnny Benincasa, Aimee Morey, Art McNeil, Alice Trader. t'nlumnists4Shirley Niswonger, Charles Freedeman, Genrge Dietrich, Carolyn Everth and Reggie. Editorial Adviser ...,........,,,,.....,....,,...,.,,, Miss Luc-y Mvlfibben Business Staff S PANISII CLUB Purpose: To promote the interests of good music in the high school and to provide :1 high type of choral mu- sic for performances Second Semester President ...............,..........................,......,.,..... ........ J ames Groat Vice President ..............,.............,...,,,........ ...,... A lbert Rogel Sec-retary-Treasurer .....,....................... ....... H etty Shreve DIONITORS First Semester Captains .Associates Elaine Holibaugh TVanda Hively John Hill XVillis Kennedy .Tim Pappenhagen Lois Ann Myers Bob Bruni Faye Chesney Alfonso Am-Telone Jean Linn Second Captains Jean Linn Ruth Freed Joseph Benedetto Dick Campell Shirley Niswonger John Hill Atlee Sponseller Sally 'Hammil Semest XValt XVollam Marie Evans George Dietrich Ann Horton Norman Johanson Carolyn Tincler EBI' Associates Barbara Byrne Audrey Bettis Lynn Battershell Al Mayer Norma Muffly Norman Johanson James Hart Elsie Beric-ehia Assistants ....... f'il'Cll1Hti0'K1 ..,. A ssistants ,..... Advertising .... A Photographer .,,.. Art .,,.........i.....,..,...... Business Adviser .... l'h0tog'rz11ihy .i..,,. ,,,,,..r,.,..........A1mee Morey, .Tack Miller Carolyn Flverth Rosemary Lamielle, Veronica Reale Charles Freedemzin Plajer .......J0hnny Benincasa, Ann Horton Mary Dilley Mr. Leland XYhitac're Second Semester v President .........,... ...............,...............,.. ...... lN 0 rmfi COTPY Vice President ..i............................,, .............. E d Krahlihg Secretary ......,,. .............. Tl obert Boyce Treasurer ....... .,,.,,...........,,,,....,,i,.............. .....,.. C h erie Shook Adviser .,.... .........,........,,,.,..,,,...,......... IN Ir. Francis Young: STITDENT f'0I'NFIL First Semester 1 President ,,,,,.,.,...,,,.....,,,,,,,...,..,..........,,.. .......,.,.,,.,. C atherme COX Secretary-Treasurer ...., .........,..... .,.,................ T 1 0iS Ann lVIy6l'S Adviser ....,.,,,,.....,.......................,.. .................. 1 Tr. XValter XVehb Purpose: To- UJ Rezrulate, enc'0ur:i::.'e and promote all student :i etivities. 125 Promote the general welfare of the school, and C33 Promote democracy throughout the school and to provide opportunities for student cooperation. Second Semester NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Semester President ,..........................,.,....,...,,................ .... ....., A 1 he-rt Rogel Vice President ..,....................,,.......,..,..... .....,.. W Valter W'nllam Sievretary-Treasurer .,,... ..i.,.... N Tfirtha Scott Adviser ........ ............... ....................,....,.......... IN I iss Mary Dilley Purpose: To- fli Create an enthusiasm for scholarship Stimulate a desire to render service to school and 123 community 135 Promote leadership 443 Develop character in Alliance High School stu- dents. Second Semester President .........................................,.............. ....... A lbert Rogel Vice President ................ A... ...........,. Bob Bay Secretary-Treasurer ....i..Martha Scott ' 4 3 President ................,,....................,.,..,.,......,,,,...... Frank Rwdaers Secretary-Treasurer ......,..............................,,,........ Myra Xxrhilf' Adviser ..........,,,.,,.,,,,,.,..,,..................,.,.. ...,.,.,.,. EN Ir. XYalter Vifehh TRI-ARTS CLUB President ............. ................... ......... ,.......................... .... 'I' 0 m l' 190 Vice l'i-esident ..... .....,..... Tl obert Krahlinir Su-rotary ..........,.. ....,. ...... . . . .. .,,......,.... Arlene Stuckey Treasurer .......,,,,.,.....,..AA,..,..,....,.....,..,.......,,,,A.,..,,.. Shirley Sadler Adviser ..,,,...,.......,,,,,,,Y........... , ..............,. Mr. Leland XVhitacr0 Purpose: 'Fm maintain an interest in leisure time ac- tivities that :ire not recognized. Second Semester President ...................,......,.....,,,.,.........,....,........,.,i .Tack Tloliinsrm Vice President ..... .................................,,.,......... B oh Krzihling' Secretary ....,,..,.... .,,...,.,,,,,.... l Eileen Nettrrv Treasurer ......,,. ......,.. M ary Dawn Reese Adviser ...... ,.,.... lv lr. Leland Whitacrc Aviators Experience Lean Season Coach Leonard "Dutch', Hoppes led his 1943 edition of the Aviators' football squad through a rather mediocre season. Although they seemed on the receiving end of many lop-sided scores the team was impressive even in defeat. We Travel to NVooster Traveling to Wooster on September 17 the Aviators played a bang-up football game to win the "43" lid-lifter 18-6. With the Rodgers to Rodgers passing combination clicking consist- ently, Alliance covered themselves with glory. Taking to the road for the second successive week to play the Conneaut Trojans the Alliance team completely outclassed the heavier squad to bring home another victory, this time 25 to 12. First Home Game Is Successful In the iirst home game of the season, Alliance took on a highly touted East Liverpool aggre- gation. After a gruelling battle the Aviators turned back the Potters 12-0. However, the game proved costly because the squad lost the service of Bill Rodgers who was injured in the first half. It was an over-confident team that went on to face their next opponents and the Aviators tasted the bitterness of defeat. Youngstown South stalled the winning streak to the tune of a 13-0 Whitewash. Alliance Startles Tigers With grim determination the Aviators trained their ,bomb-sights on the lair of the A15 Massillon Tigers, 5 Exhibiting an inspired brand of ball, Alliance threw a real scare into the Mas- sillon partisans by holding their squad, to a 0-0 score first half. In the second half, capitaliz- ing on two breaks, Massillon scored twice to pull the game out of the lire and win 12-0. Stopping the Tigers' backs with bruising tackles and throwing crushing blocks the Aviators' line was definitely at their peak. Alliance was next trounced by Canton Lincoln 19-0. The Aviators appeared sluggish in this fray perhaps because of a letdown after the Massillon battle. Youngstown Chaney was the next foe and the Aviators sent them reeling in defeat 20-7. Again the Alliance forward wall stood out. Injury Jinx Haunts Aviators Canton McKinley then invaded Alliance. Two Aviators were not at a physical peak because of the injury jinx which dogged them all sea- son. Momentary-lapses in pass defense caused a few long gains which eventually produced the necessary touchdowns to send Alliance down in defeat 31-0. Lakewood was next on the Aviat- ors' schedule. Playing on their snow-covered field Alliance again tasted defeat 25-6. With six regulars out because of injuries Alliance was no match for the powerful Campbell Me- morial squad and again the Aviators went down, this time 25-0. This closed one of the leanest seasons Alliance has experienced in re- cent years. Eleven Play Last Game Eleven senior gridders played their last game for the Aviators against Campbell Memorial. They were Ray Allcorn, Kenny Chapman, War- ren Hardy, Bob Krahling, Leonard McClarren, Dick Nicholson, Bill and Frank Rodgers, Dick Seidner, Walt Wollam, and Al Mayer. Krahling, Robinson, Frank Rodgers and Walt Wollam were accorded All-County recognition and Rodgers was chosen on the third All-Ohio eleven. Coach Hoppes was ably assisted this season by Gerald Mosher, Ernest Carli, Walter Headly and Glen W. Dicken. To these men goes much of the credit for the success of the Aviator stalwarts. FOOTBALL September Alliance Wooster 6 September Alliance Conneaut 12 October Alliance East Liverpool 0 October Alliance Youngstown South 13 October Alliance Massillon 12 October Alliance Canton Lincoln 19 October Alliance Youngstown Chaney 7 November Alliance Canton McKinley 31 November Alliance Lakewood 25 November Alliance Campbell Memorial 25 Football letters were awarded to twenty-two Freshmen Play Short Season Coach Wilson Stump's gridders played a short season due to a late organization of the team. Assisted by George Davidson's coach- ing, Coach Stump's team centered around Dick Strait, Dean Russ ,and Dee Jones in the back- field with Jack Thomas, Joe Peters, Paul Duffy, Bob Whitaker, Gary Rein, and Gerald Stotts on the line. The team went first to Massillon and played Edmond Jones Junior High School. After four gruelling quarters the Freshmen lost by a score of 13-7. The next game was with Longfellow Junior High School, also of Massillon. The Freshmen also lost this game by the score of 38-0. The traditional rivals of the Alliance High Freshmen, State Street Junior High, was the last opponent of the Freshmen. Joe Quin- ean's State Street team defeated the Freshmen 13-0. Lettermen were Ends Paul Duffy Gary Hein Bob Whitaker Jack Eyers Tackles Harry Banker Dick Strait Gerald Stotts Bob Wiebush Bob Phillips Centers Guards Joe Peters Gerald McDaniel William McCafferty Dick Bohall George Rogers Backs Dean Russ Ross Fudoli Tom Chipora Dee Jones Willie Rodgers Jim Dorman Jack Thomas Dominic Marazza Manager: Victor Rogers Freshmen 7 Massillon Edmund Jones 13 0 Massillon Longfellow 38 0 State Street 13 Banquet Honors Squad Aviator "gridders" Wednesday night, Decem- ber 15, at a banquet in their honor at the Alli- ance Country Club. The banquet was held under the sponsorship of the Young Men's Club and the Alliance High School athletic association with Leland Whit- acre serving as toastmaster. "Bo" McMillin, head football coach at the University of Indiana, was the principal speak- er. McMillin was also the head speaker at the 1941 banquet. Coach Hoppes presented letters to Virgil Bench, Kenneth Chapman, Warren Hardy, Bob Krahling, Donald Lawther, Albert Mayer, Leon- ard McClarren, Richard Nicholson, Richard Polverine, Jack Post, Jack Robinson, Bill Rodg- ers, Frank Rodgers, John C. Rodgers, Richard Seidner, John Snodgrass, Atlee Sponseller, Robert Tanner, Lee Thompson, Jim Thorpe, and Walter Wollam. Ray Allcorn's letter was given to his brother who was among the guests. One of the main events of the evening was the awarding of the outstanding player trophy to Frank Rodgers. This is Coach Hoppes' own trophy which he gives to the player of the most value to the team. The selection was based on his outstanding record for the year and also on the opinions of opposing coaches. Gold foot- balls were presented to five seniors who have three years' squad experience and two were giv- en varsity letters. These boys are: Warren Hardy, Bob Krahling, Albert Mayer, Frank Rodgers, and Walter Wollam. Added color to the occasion was given by the special guests, and the appearance of Kim "Santa Claus" Brown, beard and all, with his many appropriate gifts added a dash of humor to the occasion. His presentation of mistletoe to two of the football players, a live duck to Queen Lorma Wymer, and a beautiful girl to Coach Elwood Kammer of Massillon roused rounds of laughter from all those present. A 1: f Q . ,.w-33 vgqwzf ,N Y Y 19" by Mosher Sets Season Pace Preparing for the ,basketball season Coach "Jerry" Mosher gave the boys a menu of train- ing and more training. In the season's opener this emphasis proved its value. The varsity cagers trounced Sebring and through the eyes of the fans a good season seemed in store. Following this victory the team took the measure of Wadsworth and Campbell Memorial in short order. Canton Timken Defeats Aviators In the next tussle the Canton Timken squad pulled into town and though they defeated our Aviators they really had a tough time. Final score was 33-22. The high spot in the season came when the favored McKinley Bulldogs tasted bitter defeat on their own floor. The Aviators took them down 31-28. In this game Canton didn't score a point from action in the entire first half. After a close fought loss to Salem the cagers defeated Uhrichsville. Then came successive defeats at the hands of Massillon and Youngstown South. Play Finest Game The finest game of the season was played against Barberton. Our boys handed the Magics a 41-29 pasting. Canton St. John, Warren Harding, and Salem defeated our cagers in three successive games.. The next week they did a rebound and de- feated Canton Lincoln. Once again the ill-fated streak caught up with them. Result was a loss to Massillon and Canton McKinley. The basketeers then defeat- ed Wellsville but finished the season falling be- fore East Liverpool in the Aviators' poorest played game of the season. Sudeck Rates "Top,' Little "Hansi" Sudeck led the Red and Blue attack most of the season. Opponents soon learned to fear him when he was enjoying a "hot streak." Frank Rodgers should be given praise for his consistent work around the back boards. In fact, a great deal of credit goes to the remainder of the squad who were also "in there pitching." The ten lettermen of the season were Chap- man, Rodgers, Mayer, Sudeck, Mayer, Wollam, Talaba, Snodgrass, Sackett, and Robinson. Next Season Difficult The Aviators will be hit hard when next year's drills begin. Chapman, Rodgers, Mayer and Sudeck will ,be lost via graduation. How- ever the reserve squad will provide a wealth of material and we can expect big things of the future wearers of the Red and Blue if they keep up the fighting spirit that was shown in many of the games this season. Hardwood Heroes Are Feted Alliance High School honored the 1943-44 Aviator basketball team at the annual banquet held March 24 at the Woman's Club. Marvin Tilley served as toastmaster for the evening. He introduced Superintendent Rus- sell Schafer, Principal Walter Webb, Athletic Director R. S. Coppock, Lowell Lamb, principal of State Street Jr. High, Joe Quillan, coach at State Street, Wilson Stump, freshman coach, "Dutch" Hoppes and Coach Jerry Mosher. Coach Jerry Mosher gave a brief talk, as did the others who were introduced, and then pre- sented letters and gold basketballs. Those who had served three years on the varsity for their gold basketballs were: Co-captains Frank Rodg- ers and Bill Sudeck. Kenny Chapman, and Walt Wollam also received gold basketballs. Mosher then presented letters to the following boys: Frank Rodgers, Bill Sudeck, Jack Robin- son, Kenny Chapman, Al Mayer, Dick Sackett, John Snodgrass, Octavia Talaba, and George Dietrich. Walt Wollam received his letter in January, before entering the U. S. Navy. The banquet was sponsored by the Young Men's Club of the city. Funds were also pro- vided from the Varsity-Faculty game at the close of the regular season. Alliance recorded nine wins against ten losses in regular season play. They fell to the Polar Bears of Canton Lehman in the district tourna- ment. 49 SUMMARY Alliance 25 Sebring 23 Alliance 35 Wadsworth 28 Alliance 33 Campbell 30 Alliance 22 Timken 33 Alliance 31 Canton McKinley 28 Alliance 34 Salem 36 Alliance 28 Massillon 46 Alliance 23 Uhrichsville 18 Alliance 26 Youngstown South 32 Alliance 42 Barberton 29 Alliance 27 Canton St. John 33 Alliance 25 Warren 38 Alliance 29 Salem 30 Alliance 43 Canton Lincoln 42 Alliance 33 Sebring 30 Alliance 34 Massillon 49 Alliance 24 Canton McKinley 27 Alliance 49 Wellsville 37 Alliance 22 East Liverpool 58 The Reserves Break Even The Reserve basketball team under Coach Al Whittingham had a fairly successful season, breaking even in 18 tilts. Throughout the sea- son the team was potentially strong, but in many instances could not muster the necessary spirit. The loss of a few key players, via in- eligibility, in the latter part of the season took away much of their punch. Lee Thompson and Don Maple were the big "guns" of the season. One of their finest uphill battles came in the Canton St. John fray. A good Crusader squad was playing a nip and tuck battle. The final score was 40-34, but it was not decided until the dying minutes of the game. This is typical of the lighting Reserve squad that took the floor this year. Two Man Team Represents AHS There was no organized track squad this year because of spring football practice. However little Jim Hanny and Charles Bennett took it upon themselves to enter various track meets throughout the state. Jim rapidly developed into the "king" of Stark County milers and ranked in the top ten milers of the state. In the All State competition at Columbus he placed sixth. "Chuck" Bennett who usually accompanied Jim also won several honors for himself. The two ,boys "hitch-hiked" to and from each meet they entered. Alliance High is proud of these two boys who are now in the service. Unfavorable Weather Curtails Tennis Season There were no home games in '43 because rainy weather prevented the tennis courts from being conditioned. However three out of town matches were played. At Sebring, Alliance won a hard fought match 3 to 2. Canton Lin- coln was next subdued 4 to 2. Alliance then went to Struthers and lost the match, 4 to 3. Coach William Gross's team consisted of Don Felgar, Harry Eccleston, Edgar Shirk, Bob Bay, and John Snelling of whom Felgar, Eccles- ton, and Shirk received their letters. The 1944 schedule will undoubtedly be short- ened because of the war. With only Bay and Shirk of the '43 team slated to return, Coach Gross will have several important positions to iill. The remainder of the '43 team was lost via graduation in June of '43, Traveling Conditions Result in Abbreviated Schedule The four boys chosen to represent Alliance High on the golf courses were No. 1 man, Sam Reale, No. 2 man, Jack Dawson, No. 3 man, Octave Talaba and No. 4 man, Jack Mainwar- ing. Also, Frank Kacarab always played a fifth man or else took Mainwaring's place. Reale, Dawson, Talaba, and Mainwaring were letter- men. Lack of transportation facilities prevented Coach Ray Reighart's team from playing many matches and as a result Canton McKinley was the only team played. Alliance played McKin- ley five times and defeated them here once with Girls Learn To Take It "Dress-right, Dress - attention - forward march-left-right, left-right, left-right," these are some of the commands given by Miss Pettis during the marching drill. This drill was fol- lowed by muscle strengthening exercises, which left most girls stiff for several days, until it was worked out with folk dancing. The echo of "for- ward, sideward, upward, back"-still rings in our ears. Besides these, soccer, volleyball, and basket- ball, were taught. The G. A. C. found itself in some difficulty the past year with the new time schedule, which permitted only forty-tive minutes for basketball and softball after school. Gas and tire rationing played the part of fate when it came to archery, for it was impossible Canton the scene of our four defeats. Canton McKinley had a great team in '43, going on to win the State Tournament for the first time in its history. The outlook for a '44 team will be darkened greatly because of the war. Having lost Jack Dawson through graduation in June, '43, and Talaba and Reale through January '44 gradua- tion, Coach Reighart will try to mold a squad out of Frank Kacarab, Jack Mainwaring, Phil Meismer, William Coventry, Josh Dawson, Bob Shively, and Pete Zapolski. to get to Silver Park - therefore, no archery. The fall sports were soccer and volleyball. It is little wonder that some of the girls had skinned shins after a rousing game of soccer, but it was good clean fun and exercise. Volley- ball was composed of eight teams. Competitive playing existed between the classes with the 10B class, the winnah! Bowling found its way into the program with a bang, when one hundred people turned out for this sport. Due to lack of space, a double shift was formed so that all could participate. "The girls of the school have found that there is always some sport in progress, and they all know they are welcome if they have the time and desire to come out," stated Miss Pettis. , l l Index Frontispiece .... Administration ..... Band ...,......,..... Basketball Banquet ..,... Pictures ............ Reserve Review Varsity Review Varsity Schedule .... Blue Domino Club .... Board of Education ...., Bonte Club ,....,........ Booster Club .... Caducean Club ..,,, Calendar ,,.....,.. Camera Club ...,.. Chronicle Staff ...., Classes 12B Class and Pro 11A ..........,.,...,...... 11B .,.. 10A .... 10B ..., 9A .... 9B ..,......,..... Commercial Club .... Dedication , ,....,., . Esquire Club .,.......,..,.... Excelsior Girl Reserves Faculty ....,........,.......... . Fall Varieties Pictures .... Write-up ...,. Fine Arts Club ,.,., Football Banquet ..,....., lll Cheerleaders ............ Freshman Review Pictures ...,......,...... Queens .............. Varsity Review .... Varsity Schedule .,.. Forum Club ............... 44 4 6 42 49 48 50 43 50 42 6 42 42 42 4-35 42 5 36 37 37 38 38 39 39 42 5 42 42 7-9 5- 40 41 42 47 52 47 44 52 46 46 42 French Club ...............Y........,............ Freshman-Sophomore Girl Reserves Girls' Athletic Club ..,,.,................... Girls' Sports ,.,.......,, Golf ............ H1-Y Club .e,.................. Home Economics Club .... January Graduates ..... January History ........ January Honor Roll January Officers .... January Patrolless ..... January Play ....... January Prom ........................... January XVi1l and Testament June Graduates .....,......,........ June History ....... June Honor Roll .... June Officers ..., June Patroness June Play .....,.. June June Prom .................. . ........ Will and Testament .... Junior Police .....................,. Junior Red Cross Council .. Junior-Senior Girl Reserves Library Club ............,.......... Memoriam ........ Meridian Club ........ Miscellaneous Shots January Seniors .,......... Snaps Around School ,..,.. Mixed Chorus ......,.,.......... Monitors .....,............,.... National Honor Society .... National Thespians ...., Quill and Scroll ...... Red and Blue ..,.. Spanish Club ..... Student Council Tennis .,............ Track ........... Tri-Arts Club .... Trio and Quartet .... ulllllllIItlI:IllllIIllIIxlIIllIll!IIlllxlvlImInIIllllxllllllInIllIIlllll'llImllllllllllllrllillll DIMIT BROTHERS Photographs COIVIFLEEIE SCHOOL ANNUAL SERVICE ZI4 City Savings Bldg. 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