Alliance High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Alliance, OH)
- Class of 1946
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THE CHRONICLE STAFF
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J.-X NUARY
Co-Editors Lois Stuckey
Letty Bennett
Business Managers 'l'o1n Lotze
Gerald Hirschl
Faculty Kathleen Thompson
Kenneth Burbick
Pictures Albert Smith
Doris Day
Robert Mitzel
Records Shirley Barnhart
XVilliam Waltz
Rose Rogel
Sports David King
Joanne Auld
Calendar Flo Yanney
Betty Ramsey
llelen Hanny
lletty Bossert
VVill Kathleen Thompson
Clubs Doris Lapp
Kathryn John
A1-L lleLores Holzer
Marilyn Thomas
Pllotogxiwipliyz Robert lllajer. Wells Oyster, Ed Cross
JUNE
Norma Galehouse
Martha Seorest
NYilliam XVild
Edward Honsberger
Kathleen Sehrell
Robert VVillia1ns
Joyce Wyiner
Marilyn Honaker
Joyann Stevenson
Jean Cross
Irene Freshley
Evelyn Jacobs
Shelley Stone
Madalyn Marshall
Dolores Clark
Patricia Moscly
Marylyn Mcfaw
Joanne Donaldson
Dolores Clark
Mary Albert
Esther Pandin
Marilyn Anderson
Typisls: Charlotte Crewson, Carol Addison, Greta Clapsaddle. Jean Linder, Ann Heacoclt
Copy Headers: Marion lllantho, Virginia Wideroe, Barbara. VVilson, Barbara Sivey
Advisers: Editorial, Mary H. Stanleyg Business, Mary Dilleyg Art, Leland W'hitacre
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To the Men Who Served
To the men of Alliance High School who
cast OH, uncomplainingly, the mantle of
youth and carefree irresponsibility to put on
the uniform of our country and to assume
the task of serving, fighting, suffering, and
dying so that We, as high school students,
could fulfill the trust they placed in us and
could continue to Work toward a brighter
future for mankind, we, the graduating
classes of 1946, dedicate this Chronicle.
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pledge our loyalty to the ideals for which
the men in the service so nobly fought. In
this, our 1946 Chronicle, you'll iind us still
laughing with Reggie, cheering our teams,
gabbing in the halls, cramming for tests,
and looking forward to the day when we
shall take our places in the world. We are
thankful that Alliance High can continue
to be a typical American school.
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Hi, Stoogents! This is
Reggie, here to report all the
events and happenings of the
January and June '46 classes
from their debut to A. H. S.
until graduation.
There I was perched on
the top of the flagpole l
way back four years ago.
Because of the high alti-
tude, I couldn't distinguish
what was plunging into A. H.
S. At first, it looked like green
lettuce, but it "turniped" to
be "cute tomatoes" in the
form of the future '46ers. I
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deplded thgn and thele to be Bob Mitzi-I, l.m-nova XV1-st, Jerry Hirschl, Lois Stuckey
their guardian angel.
The first day was filled with ele-
vator and cafeteria hunting. I even
sold them tickets for the noon lunch,
but afterwards my conscience bothered
me, so I bought them periscopes to see
where they were going. I'm not gonna let
those seniors trample them to death.
My "greenies" changed to "Smarties" in
9A. The January class even gave a play.
Were they feeling important because they
broke precedent!
The play was "Orchids For Marie," but
I think it should have been "Orchids For
Me" after all I've done for them. Oh, yeh,
the cast! Well, Marion Mantho and Jerry
Hirschl were leads. Then came Lenora
VVest, Shirley Myers, Bob Mitzel, Doris
Day, Mike Tangi, and Lois Stuckey.
Sophomore Sophistieation
Whaddya know! This rank of Hpupilsi'
was "enlarged" when "spectacles" from
State Street came to join my gang. I bet
they'll be a swell addition to help make
these classes hum-
dingers.
Not to be out-
done, the June '46-
ers gave a party.
Dancing, movies.
and everything!
There were cookies
and pop for refresh-
ments.
They even elect-
ed a king and
queen: Ed Krahling
and Kathleen Se-
brell.
Sebrell was given
the cutest bunny,
but - oh, that
Krahling, he got a
kiss.
Kathleen Sebrell, lid Krahling
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Jan. 20, 1945
CIRCUS PROM
The circus is in town! Yep, the class
of January '46 gave a circus prom for
the class of January '45.
We danced all evening under the "big
top" to the Hmoosici' of Earl Jones and his
orchestra.
When I was young, I carried water for
the elephants whenever the circus was in
town, so I volunteered to carry punch and
Mr. Covert, muscle man
Shirley Myers leads Circus 1'au'ude
animal cookies to the dancers, just to re-
new old memories.
This circus had everything - even a
parade. High-stepping Shirley Myers led
the band consisting of Jerry Hirschl, Bob
Mitzel, Doris Lapp, and Dick Myers.
'tStep right up, ladeeees and gentlemen,"
said Tom Lotze. "See the one and only
muscle man of A. H. S., Paul Greek." He
didn't fool me with his portable bicepts.
Of course, when he asked for volunteers
to lift a weight, I didn't go-well, you see
I hate crowds. Coach Covert lifted one
weight above his head! Did the girls
scream!
Never a dull moment at this prom. Jim
Flynn and Al Smith kept the audience in
stitches all evening.
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I n, Memoriam
James Flynn
James Flynn, a member of the June 1946 class, died May 5,
victim of a traffic accident.
Active in National Thespians, Blue Domino, Fine Arts, Fall
Varieties, Orchestra, and Treasurer of his class, Jim was post-
humously awarded membership in National Honor Society.
"If you should forget me for awhile
And afterward remember, do not grieveg
Better by far you should forget and smile
Than that you should remember and be sad."
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May 26
PIRATE PROM
Heave ho, me hearties! Ship ahoy for
the PIRATE PROM! From the crow's
nest of my ship, -I sighted the A. H. S.
gym, where the prom of June ,46ers was
being held. I decided to haul down the
sail and go ashore for an evening of fun.
With Joanne Donaldson and Frank Ka-
carab I trudged over sand and moor Cmoor
what?J to the land of buried treasure.
There I found Warren Walker and Treva
Hostettler reigning as king and queen.
Farther on I saw two of my old pirate
pals guarding a chest of what they
thought was gold. "Dead-Eye Dick" Bal-
duzzi opened the chest and found a note
. . . Sorry! No Gold!
Throughout the evening a crew of pir-
ates served grub. They threw me into the
brig for snitchin' so much.
Seniors
Sept. 5, 1945
Now that my proteges are seniors, they
are beginning to think of the teachers as
human beings. Thinking it over, I've de-
cided, too, that all these folks do help us
xv2ll'l'0ll XVnlke1', Trcva l-Iostettler
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a lot and really are our friends ........
even mine ??????
Just look at the pictures on the next
few pages and I'm sure you'll agree.
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Mr. Russell E. Schafer Mr. XYult6-1' XV. lYa'bb Mr. Ralph S. l'0p5mck
Superintcmlvllt l'1'incipz1l Assistant l,l'llll'llHll
Mrs. Pauline Muinwmfillg, Mr. Herbert lvoolf,
Mr. 0. C. Hahn, and Miss Mary Cobb
Mr. Rumi-ll IC. Scliufvr, Misses Donna- F1'azi0l', and Missvs Donna Jl'Zlll Goddard, Betty Bzilyvs, and 111'
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Charlene M. Burrell Earl Carter Ralph S. Coppock Jane Dilley
Biology Bookkeeping, English Physics Latin
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Mary Dilley Ruth Dowler Valerie Draghic Eric Duro
Mathematics Sr. Health, First Aid Home Economics Band Director
Virginia Geddert George Gilbert Mrs. Thomas Andrian Margaret Hall
Speech, English XVoodwoi'k English. Debate Stonography, Typewriting
Mabel Hartzell Helen L. Hendershot Philip K. Heim Marguerite Hillman
American History, Civics English Social Science, Athletics English
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Guy Hoover Edgar E. Kidwell Melvin C. Knowlton Dave Mainwaring
Dean of lioys, Ethics Industrial Arts Athletic Director Industry, Athletics
Bertha Marmet Eva Medved Jean Miller Jane McNichol Moore
lX'I:Lt.l1e1natics llolno Economics History. Civivs English
waives
Eugenia Moses Paul Murphy Lucy A. McKibben Margaret Noble
Business Latin, English English, Journalisin French
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Ellen Nolt Lucile Pettis Mildred K. Pfau Gertrude F. Pfouts
English Physical Education Home Economics English, Dean of Girls
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Mathematics Pliysieul Ed.. ,Xtliletirs Biology. Fr. Adviser C'liorz1l lllnsiv
F. D. Saine Charles Sax Clark G. Shreve Margaret Sites
You Trziflvs and Ind. Foundry I'sy4-holouy Sr. Adviser Tlistrilmutive Edll4'2lllOIl
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May Smyth Clyde M. Stanley Mary H. Stanley Marjorie Steltzer
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History, Economics Sovial Sbiences Chemistry Spanish
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Thelma Varner Mildred Walker Leland H. Whitacre
Typewriting, Shorthand English Com. Art, Nec-h. Drawing
Eleanor C. White Helen E. Wright
Orchestra History
Yvonne Desautels William H. Shaffer
French Foundry
Elsie Sanders
Art
Charles Melaney Mrs. June Thomas
Machine Shop Librarian
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FOOTBALIXS HERE AGAIN Sign-Kl::,,2:,0r'f
Went to the opening game against ki
AKRON GARFIELD. Alliance went
"Strait" down the field for our only touch-
down. Score 26-7.
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Football Coucln liaslu-tlmll Coach Mr. Fred Stuck:-y Mr. Leland XVIIIUICPC
Joseph Quinlan David Mainw:u'ing' Athletic 'l'l'cz1su1'c-1' Athletic Director
Sept. 21 Sept. 28
24-63-54 . . . hike, called Captain Plum.
So I did! I walked miles before somebody
found me the next day and told me the
score was 6-0 in favor of CANTON LEH-
MAN. '
Another grand night for a game.
Those EAST LIVERPOOL POTTERS
were "plotters." They beat us 27-0.
We got caught in some of their clay.
Football Banquet Action-East Liverpool Game Quinlan prepares Balogh for fray.
Sept. 28
CLUBS DISBANDED
Ta! Ta! Ta! Taa! Ta! Taa! CThat was
a fanfarej
Well, whaddya know. It's July 4th in
September. Ah, yes! A bombshell has
exploded in A. H. S. Venturing forth
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through the smoke and din, I found out
that all social clubs were banned. Most
clubs hastily revised their constitutions--
after studying Jefferson's methods. And
I was planning such a nice initiation for
my kid brother.
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BAND HAS NEW UNIFORMS
Sept. 28
While I was sitting in the bleachers dur-
ing the East Liverpool game, I kept seeing
red. I soon discovered that it Wasnit the
catsup from my hotdogl No, believe it or
not, the band has new uniforms.
Gosh, but they're flashy! Red jackets
and .blue trousers with a red stripe slink-
ing to the bottom of the pant leg.
But now I Wonder how I ever noticed
the band because after I saw the major-
ettes, my eyes went out of focus.
My peepers made a cross-eyed figure
eight each time drum majorette Barb
Wilson and Mary Messenheimer, her as-
sistant, did a fancy twirl with their batons.
First Semester
l'1'v'f4icle1it ................,......... Robert Mitzel
S6'C'l'l'lElly-Tl't'2lSlll'9l' ........... l one Zeigloi
Lib1'a1'ian .......................... Xvllllkllll XYild
Custodiansi--XYilliam Muntz, Richard
Second SUIIIPSIPI'
Pl99lfl0lll .......................... XYilliz1u1 W'ild
in I Xue President .................... Marie Gorun
iQ1,,-'fag becrotary-'l'1'easu1'e1' ............. l 21119 Zeiglei'
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Adviser ..............,............. Mr. Eric Duro
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CHEERLEADERS
Dick Balduzzi Al Doringo Bill Migal
Bev Bowden Shirley Cracknell Pat Xvolfer
Oct. 5
Rain and mud can't stop our boys. They
plowed their way to a 7-0 victory over
ZANESVILLE when Ed Krahling inter-
cepted a pass and went 42 yards for a
touchdown. The next day the team saw
the Ohio State-Iowa game. They deserved
it'
Oct 12
We played MASSILLON tonight.
George Balogh made a touchdown right at
the start, putting us in the lead. My heart
did a double flip-flop as flashy Bert Webb
scored live touchdowns for Massillon.
Grand game even if the score was lop--
sided.
Oct. 19
Yea!! A tie! Alliance dead-locked
YOUNGSTOWN CHANEY in a 6-6 score
tonight.
Oct. 26
We sure played a game of football
against CANTON LINCOLN. Although
we lost 16-0, I'm satisfied. It was a swell
game.
H nrmon at Football Banquet M-tion-Canton McKinley Game Mothers' 'Banquet at Log Cabin
FALL VARIETIES
Oct. 23-24
Who says thirteen isn't an unlucky num-
ber? I had seat number thirteen right be-
hind the post at Fall Varieties. But I
fooled 'em. I had my trained woodpecker
with the steel beak. He's won the awards
at Kaiser's riveting school. eh! ehl ehl eh!
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After he du-du-du-"dood" it, I looked
through the peekhole and watched Fall
Varieties of 1945 go International as they
saluted our allies with music. And boy,
what a salute! Look at the next two
pages. See if you won't be singing with'
Bette Jones, "Baby, You Was So Right."
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CLASSES SHOT!
Oct. 30 my picture taken . . . I need my Vitamin D
Wheel I missed half my classes today. from the sun. Mr. Dimit kept ducking
They took class pictures and I Went out under a little black hood, but I Wasn't go-
for them all. It's not that I like having ing to hurt him. Honest!!
14ll'0SllIllilll Girls
This Class is not orgaulizvd
14ll'CSllll1illl Boys
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S0l7ll01l10l'0 Girls
President ............... ........ B ill Clayton
Vice President ..... ........ B ill Migal
Secretary ........ ......... J ohn Monea
Treasurer ....,, .,4...... D onna Weibush
Patron ........ ,....... M r. Mainwaring
SOPll0lll0l'0 Boys
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11B Girls
President .....A..... .,w............., D on Gwynne
Vice President ..... ,e..,... S hirley Fliekinger
Secretary .ee.,... ,.....,,.,ee...... J une Ellis,
Treasurer ..... ,........ M arilyn Hoover
Patroness .,.. .......,. M rs. Pfouts
11B Boys
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11A Girls
President . .,...... ....... D ick Strait
Vice President .,... .....,e..,. J oan Kintz
Secretary ...,,.e.. ....,. I ,aurie Phillips
Treasurer .... ...... G race Stuckey
Patroness .... i..... M iss Terhune
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1215 Girls
President .. ..,...., ..... B ob Schweikart
Vice President .,,.e, ,..,ee.,i B ruce Cobbs
Secretary .,,.ee., ........ L orice Godsey
Treasurer ....r .....,r.r J ane Zeigler
Patroness ...., ,..... M iss Noble
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Nov. 2
BLUE DOM PLAY
"Spring Scene" was given in assembly
today. And what a scene! Jerry Schnei-
der and Betty Ramsey were sensational
in their parts. But, of course, they ,ve had
lots of practice.
Bob Ramsey was a hot dog vender and
"Snow" Ramsey even put in an appear-
ance. Everyone wants in da act! Ear-
bara Russell, as the "chic" nurse made my
heart throb. I Went out and threw myself
in front of a car afterwards, but it was
parked. Lucky for me because later l
discovered that she Wasn't a real nurse.
Nov. 2
BOOSTER CLUB DANCE
As if there hadn't been enough today,
the Booster Club gave a dance in the gym
after the game.
The queen and her court were intro-
duced at intermission. Rrrrf!
SPI-:ING SCENE
Bob Rannsey, llutfg Ramsey, Jerry Sclmvidvr,
Barb Russell, Snow Raunscy
FOOTBALL QUEEN AND COURT
Shirley Grimes, Bill'llill'il Ball, Betty Rzunsoy, Rosalyn Cironi
Joyce XYy1ne1' Qseatcdj
Nov. 2
McKINLEY GAME
FOOTBALL QUEEN
Miss A. H. S. Joyce Wymer and her
court presided at the McKinley game this
evening. I'm going to write to my con-
gressman about having them sit Way out
in front of everybody. Who wants to
watch the game when they're there? Oi?
course, I'm only trying to help the team.
Those CANTON MCKINLEY BULLDOGS
thought We were cats and chased us up a
tree with a 21-6 score.
Nov. 9
PRINCE OF PEACE CONTEST
The Prince of Peace contest was held
in assembly today. Contestants Don Steffy,
Kate Sebrell, and Bob Ramsey were vig-
orously biting their nails beforehand, but
they delivered their speeches like veter-
ans. The decision of the judges giving
Bob Ramsey first place for his "Johnny
Come Early" was hailed with a burst of
applause.
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Tonight Alliance played undefeated
YOUNGSTOWN URSULINE and we let
them stay that way We arent mean
The final score was 38 13
GUS AND BOSY made their debut at
this game The Girl Reserves had a clevei
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knew all along that Gus and Rosy were 1 'Q
cute little red and blue yarn dolls.
Gus and Rosy
Nov. 15 Nov. 16
Hats Off to for Our final game! We played
keeping us laughing throughout a grand TIMKEN with the score 20-9 their favor
chapel program, and for his fine work with pm looking forward with ffwim Wlgor and
our armed forces here at home and over- Witalityv to next Season- '
seas.
Nov. 16
AVIATOR'S HANGAR
Oh, boy! We've got a youth center!
It's called the Aviator's Hangar. Opening
night was tonight after the Timken game.
It includes everything - games, dancing,
and eating. Upstairs the girls have a
"hen room." I'm not even allowed up
there. T'aint' fair! Oh well, I can always
drink coke at the coke bar all evening.
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Opening Night
Football fQll0l'll Joy
Nov. 19
FOOTBALL BANQUET
Went to the football banquet tonight. I
was supposed to sit in the guest-of-hon-
or's place but Tom Harmon, All-American
football player arrived at the last minute
so I offered him my seat. He took it!
"Whit" as M. C. introduced magician
Will Ross. He was good, but I think the
way I get into trouble is better.
Coach Quinlan gave a talk and present-
ed the squad with their letters. I got one
too, as Varsity Waterboy.
Joyce Wymer, football queen, got a tur-
key. That mean old bird chased me out.
I never even got to see the moving pic-
tures of the Canton McKinley game.
Nov. 20
Like most people I, too, have my serious
side. Tonight I attended the ORCHES-
TRA CONCERT. Miss Nancy Kendall,
guest soloist thrilled the audience .... I
winked at her. She's pretty.
Nov. 21
THE FLU FLEW
Empty halls! Vacant seats in class
rooms! The flu bug will get me too, if I
donlt watch out.
I asked "Benn about the odors from the
lab. Found out the new smell was oozing
forth from the ventilators.
Gasping for breath, I rushed to see Doc
Musselman. He said that the "smell" was
disinfectant used to prevent colds. My
poor nose!
Nov. 22
Thanksgiving vacation! Hurrah! 1
wonder if Joyce Wymer still has that tur-
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Nov. 30, 1945
Had an awful fright today. Walked in-
to assembly late and there right up on the
stage was an elephant. I thought I was
seeing things or that maybe I was dream-
ing about the Circus Prom. I was just
ready to run to the nearest exit when
somebody asked me, "How do you like the
movie?!' That "Zenobia" sure is some-
thing, isn't she?
Dec. 3, 1945
G. R. Tea dance today, so I polished up
my English accent and went. Everyone
was "hep" and "ready to jive," but no juke
box. We waited and waited. Finally it ar-
rived. Bev Bowden and Don Wylam were
so glad that they did a "hep step" and won
the jitterbug contest, while Jack Bowman
and Mary Berea glided to first place in
the slow dance field. They got a box of
candy but I got more: two rotten toma-
toes, three empty bottles and the gate.
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Dec. 7
BOND AUCTION
Herels Where I use my lungs. We had
our last bond auction today. Lasted prac-
tically all morning, too.
It was Civil War II with the North and
South lighting bravely to the tinish. Con-
trary to history books, the South won.
The Winning side received a prize of
a nine o'clock tardy bell on December 17.
Of course, I was on the losing side, but
that didn't bother me. I turned the school
clock back.
Dec. 7
BASKETBALL SEASON IS HERE!
Yaaaaay team! Alliance started off with
a bang against CLEVELAND GLEN-
VILLE. That overtime period making the
score 39-3,7 our favor nearly gave me heart
failure.
Dec. 11
We played LOUlSVILLE'S BLUE
RAIDERS as a substitute game for Se-
bring. They raided us too. They won
38-36.
Louisville Gunn- . . . Action!!
D. Day, L. Bennett, M. Mzmtho The Cast M. Mantho. D. King 1
D. Holzel'
Dec. 12
SENIOR PLAY
Well, my January '46ers showed them
tonight. Their senior play JUNIOR MISS
was a huge success. Miss Geddert asked
me if I had ever been an actor. I said, no,
but Tye had my foot in a cast. Speaking
of the cast, look at the picture above. And
don't forget to look at the crew. I hang
around a lot behind the scenes with these
boys. We . . . I mean they . . . do a lot of
work that nobody sees.
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Stage Crew
Moffett. Hob Ovscll, Bob XValtz, Hill IYultz
l'l1:u'l1-s Spf-row, Donald 'llons
Dec .14
Victory Again! We defeated
CAMPBELL MEMORIAL by the
score of 41-22. I rode over to Can-
ton in the baggage compartment
of the team's bus. They put all
the "bags" there.
Dec. 15
With a growl and a snarl we had
WADSWORTH'S Grizzlies at our
mercy. They fought desperately
but we won 46-31. Am I gettin'
big-headed!
Dec. 16
Christmas Concert today. The
music was so beautiful that even
I am getting the Christmas spirit.
Lihrzwy Clll'iSilllilS Tri-0
Dec. 21
flhl'iSfllIZlS Chapel - Mixed Chorus Sings
Dec. 18
Christmas chapel! The Mixed Chorus
sang several selections and then Barbara
Russell gave a beautiful Christmas read-
ing. This Christmas spirit is getting me.
First thing I know I'll be buying my girl
a gift.
The Mixed Chorus went through the
halls this afternoon singing carols. I fol-
lowed them, but my low bass threw them
off, so I meandered into the library.
The Library Staff was decorating a tree.
I threw some tinsel on it, but they said I
spoiled the eifect. Anyway, I think it's a
beauty. Don't you?
Those Potters! Once again they've ov-
erpowered us. Yep, we lost to EAST LIV-
ERPOOL 35-53. By "we" I mean the team
and me . . . I'm water-boy.
Jan. 1 Jan. 4
Starting the New Year right, we lost to Now I know we've got what it takes.
WARREN HARDINCKS Presidents 34-49 With the high score of 57-51 we made the
when they were our guests. Never pays SALEM QUAKERS quake as the Aviators
to treat your guests 'ruH." flew over their heads. Zooooooooml
Jan. 2
School again! "Oh, how I hate to get
up in the morningf,
Jan. 4
At chapel today the band sparkled once
more. Soloists included Bob Mitzel, Bill
Wild, Elda Lapp, Dick Ralston, Jean
Reisch, and the trombone section. I de-
cided I'd join the band after that chapel,
but Mr. Duro said they don't need any
"triangle" players.
Jan. 7
CLUBS POSE
Another great day-aren't they all? To-
day, club pictures Were taken. They let
me run to the rooms and yell out the clubs.
lt was fun, even if I did get out of breath.
l,il'0l'tUl', Miss Suckett, llilVl'l'lll" H0llSIll'l'Li1'l', Ann Hollis. Delilah XYvlc-v, Faith
Grinu-s, Joan l12lllkl'0llll, Pat Mosvly, Accullipulnist Laurie Phillips
is
J. Hewitt, J. llorlnzul, il. 'l'uIv, second svlnvstz-rg A. Smith, first Sl'lll6St0l'Q IC. Hollsberggvl'
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Orvlivstra
First Semester Y D Second Semester
President .e.,..Aesse......e.4e, Grace Stuckey President. 's""""'ssssss's"' Grave Stupkey
Vice Peeeieeee -eeeeeeeeeeeee Faith Grimes gl X3E5eQfi?3ili23Sii1gft,i513532 3531233
Secretary-Treasurer, Harriet Grabiel H-71 Lll,l-arlans-Geolegene Diehl, William
Librarians-Georgene Diehl, William Heini
Heim Director ....,s........ Miss Eleanor White
Mixed K'horus
First Semester Second Semester
l J . .' . , .
efeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Deemee 51-eg1fl:egf,Meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeemlsgiiffmlz
. . . . ic .,,,....,..,.,,r..r,....,, Q
Vice President s.,....,,c .,s.,.r,..,,c R oss Willis ,
Secretary-Treasurer Donna Freshley
Secretary-Treasurer rr...r.. Donna Freshley Acwmpanlst ,,ll--l,V-l,.- if-1-lllalllelc plflllllpg
Acconipanist rrrr..,......, ....... L aurie Phillips Director .s.....ese.w...,.,.. Miss Eva Lee Sackett
D
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H'-Y
First Semester I l Second Semester ' -
President .........,...e,eee.,.....,e. Ross Willis - ' Iilfesldent. ss's"""""""ss"" Wllllam Wlld
iiiiieiiii
Secretary ............s..-.s Robert Wllhams Treasurer ....,......... Charles McGowan
Treasurer ,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, James Dorman Adviser ..,.,,,,,,..,,.i.VY, Mr. Clark Shreve
First Semester
President ........................ Fred Ameser
Mcriflian Club
Second Semester
President ,...V,.........sssss.... Fred Ameser
Vice President ........s..... Melvin Oyster
Vice President ..,..,........ Melvin Oyster Secretarv ------ , 'VMI A M-Paul Newhouse
S8C1T'9taI'y ........ ......... P alll NeWhOllSC Tyeagurey h,----A--------,----A,,-H- Aking
Treasurer ,,,,,.,, ,....,,,.,,. W illis Akins 34 Adviser .,..., .,.....,. ll lr. Clyde Stanley
Excelsior Girl l:0S0l'k'l'S
First Semester Second Semester
President ,,..,e....,,,.,,.. Bertha Anderson President ,........................, Anna Johns
Vice President ..,.,..,ee........ Anna Johns Secretary ....e,eeee..,...........,... Sarah Hill
Secretary ..,...,,.... ,.,...,.e..,,i. S arah Hill Treasurer ...........i........ Barbara Babbs
Treasurer .,r,.... ss.,.r B arbara Bablms Adviser .,...s..,. Aurelia Burruss Ruffin
l'l0l'lllll
First Semester Second Semester
- Gi i President ...........i.....,.. Martha Secrest
Elleblgfnjf. il iii'i iii"""' 'llqalrthgl Filcregt Vice President .o..,... Norma Galehouse
ICG IQSIC GH ,,v..... Olflld cl Q OUSQ -v Secretary -Hn---ir-------I-AHa1,1,iet Glaabiel
Secretary .ooooooooooooo.. Joanne Donaldson lv- Treasurer -M A4--q--,--q-----M :Robert Ruth
Treasurer ....r,,e...... Charlotte Crewson Adviser .eee,,eeee,.,.,, Miss Mabel Hartzell
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Freshman-Sopllomorc Girl Reserves
First Semester
President ....,........, .,..,, ,..,,... June Ellis
Vice President .,..,e...... Sara McCallum v
Secretary .e..,e.,,e Mary Lou McConnell
Treasurer .... ..,..., S hirley Flickinger
Second Semester
Pl'6S1d91'1JE r,r...,rrr.......,..,rr.,,rrrr June Ellis
Vice President ,V,.V,,.,rr, Sara McCallum
Secretary ,77,,r.rrr Mary Lou McConnell
Treasurer .,rr,,rr,.rr.. Shirley Flickinger
Adv.-M. Stoneburner, Mrs. Andrian
1"1'eslunzm-Sopllomoro Girl Hesclwvs
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Junior-Senior Girl R8Sf'l'X'CS
First Semester . Second Semester
' President ..........,.,.....,.,.,... Kathleen Sebrell
P1'9S1d9H'f -eeef-ee----f-------ee,eee Kathlefm Sebfeu Vice President .e... ....... M arilyn Morgan
Vice President .....r rrrrr,. IN Iarilyn Morgan Secretary ............r.v.......,.........,...,. Joan Kintz
Secretary - ------,- -Vq- --A-A -qq- J Can Kintz Treasurer .....,,,..rrr.,.,r,.,.,. Norma Galehouse
Treasuregl, - -,. Norma Galehouse Adxfilsfig-lcyliss Jean Miller and Miss Eva
f e ve
Jllllilll'-Sfjllilll' Girl Reserves
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First Semester
President ,,....,,,............. Annetta Frey Q Q
Vice President ....,e.... Wanda Scranton
Secretary .,...... ........,,e..,. F lo Yanney 22
Treasurer ...............r.,.. Shirley Carsey '
Vzuluceall Club
O I
Second Semester
President ,,rr...............i,. Annetta Frey
Vice President ......,,.. Wanda Scranton
Secretary ....rr..oro,....,.,....... Evelyn Shea
Treasurer r,,..., o..,.... E milia Ciorgoda
Adviser .......,.,.orr.... Miss Ruth Dowler
Red Cross C0lllll'il
First Semester
President .rr......,.....,........ Ralph Kayler
Vice President ,............... Betty Postiy
Secretary .................. Marilyn Morgan
Treasurer ,,,,..,. ....... K atherine Pierce
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Second Semester
President ,,r........,..,....,.... Ralph Kayler
Vice President ....,,.....,.,,, Betty Postiy
Secretary .rr...r..........i Marilyn Morgan
Treasurer ..ccr,...,c,,... Katherine Pierce
Advisers-Miss Ellen Nolt and Miss
Valerie Draghic
C0llllllCl'K'iil1 Club
First Semester Second Semester C
, - - . - President .........,.................. Jean ross
Eiesliemd "" """' Vlrggnfiq Magdmgin CQMMEQCIAL Vice President ................ Mary Albert
we 1931 GH s"-'-"'-'- S er an ln Secretary ....rr................ Helen Murray
SCCIWYCHFY eeee---,----4------------- JMU Lmdel' EY' Treasurer ..,....r.... Donna Jean Packey
Treasurer ,,,s,,,sss.,.,.,..sssss,..., Jean Cross Adviser ......,...irrr Miss Eugenia Moses
Future liL'l1lilCl'S of Ohio
First Semester Second Semester
, - - , - J' President ..r..,.......,.r Richard Balduzzi
Eieslieilgi i'i" 'ii""" R HgaLd,tBZg?uZ?1 so Vice President ...,rr...... Robert Allcorn
we 16511611 'tt""a"" O el Com Q Jr' Secretary .....r.,................ Helen Florea
Secretary ----ee-f---------------- Helen FIOYGH- Q3 Treasurer r......,r..... Mildred Drakulich
Treasurer ,............. Mildred Drakulich Adviser .,,,,,.,,,,,,, Miss Margaret Sites
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W G. A. C.
First Semester 0-bv-, Second Semester
fr 'weep . . v . ..
President ...fee..Ae..,... Madalyn Marshall Ptebldem, see"'sese"esee Madab n Mahal!
V, Pneqident Bett 7 Ha er 453g Vice President .,eeee....eeee.. Betty Hagei.
me 1 ' ""'s""ess"' 5 .g igglalw Secretary-Treasurer ,V.. Neva Nevison
Secretary-Treasurer .... Neva Nevison GA-C Adyjger Mttst ttt,tt-----M 1X qigg Lucile pettis
Varsity .X
First Semester Second Semester
, , ,' , - , X ,, -, President .r,v.,r,r.,r7...V,e,re,r.... Dick Strait
Pibbldbntfh SS"'SSS""""'SSSSSS'S" Dlck btlfm Vice President ,.........,e...ttccc Dean Russ
Vice President .ie,.... Edward Krahling Secretarv H-- Y ---mELhVa1,d Krahlinu
Secfeta-1'Y -------- ------ E dward SHVGFS Treasurer ,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Edward Stiverg
Treasurer .... .......... R oger Plum Adviser .......... Mr. David Mainwaring
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Booster Club
First Semester Second Semester
President Donna Freshley F'-5' President ..........ee...... Donna Freshley
. . """""""""" . . Vice President ..s.ssss,issssse John Monea
Vice President .se,.e,. Richard Balduzzi Secretarv Helen Jean Florea
Secretary -----eeeee----ee Helen Jean Florea K J Treasurer ssssessss Bertha Hoge
Treasurer ..... ..........., A Vinell Stump Adviser ...........,.,.. Miss Margaret Hall
lluosiei' Club
4 1
First Semester 'WH' U011'iH0 Second Semester
,- - V, President ...,ee,s....,... Gerald Schneider
Pleblienta """""""' Gegalfl hsghneldel Q- :Q Vice President .......,eeeeeeee Bob Ramsey
VICE T951 ent """""" 3 p Wyman Secretary ............eeee Joanne Donaldson
S9C1'9t31'Y f-v----ee"'----'e---- Bettl' Ramsey Treasurer ....eeeo.,,.ii,. Joyann Stevenson
Treasurer ve,o........,.,.ee Kathleen Sebrell Adviser ,Yrrrr,,,... Miss Virginia Geddert
The National Tliespizms
First Semester Second Semester
hweikart
President ......,...,.i... Kathie Them son P1'eiide13t "" A ""' 3 "'g"',"'B0l' SC
p Seci etai y-T1 easui ei ,rMartha Secrest
Secretary-Treasurer .......... John Tate Adviser ............ Miss Virginia Geddert
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The Quill and Scroll
First Semester
President ........ee..eee......,ee Shelley Stone W,
Vice President ....,ee...,.e, Letty Bennett
I
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Recording Secretary .Alma Robbins gn.
Corresponding Sec'y ,olVIarion Mantho
Treasurer ..,o.o,o,,...... Virginia Wideroe
Second Semester
President ....,.,o,......,i.,..,.. Shelley Stone
Vice President .ree.... Virginia Wideroe
Recording Sec'y o,., Anna Marie Mondi
Corresponding Sec'y ...Y Mary Griffith
Treasurer .....w,,,o Donna Jean Freshley
Adviser ....i,..v,,o,o Miss Lucy McKibben
lied :md Blur- Stuff
First SOIIIUSTCI' ,," S4-cmul Sl'lllK'Sl'l'l'
,fm1SfHo1 , , . - . . Q. X
134,111-cl or lflditoi-sz Imity lst-ii11et,l, yQ2a,r5, PO1':i,t,tfTl 3l,Q3iit1?,I1i',IiiL11?f,..L'Qii.
Norma Galehousv, Alarilyn Hon- Kplpfss L1Qf'lQsx,y mmm Xymmm,
zxkvr. Assomi ldditoriul Adv.: Luvy M1-Kilrlwii i
llus. Adv.: Mary Ililloy '
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fl'l'i-Arts
I Second Semester
President .,.,..................,. Jack 'lhomas
Fife Semester Not Omnized XiiiefiiiliirdirjiiifiiiijfjQoeij,?l1?lLeiR232i
Treasurer ,,.,.,,.. 77,, 7..,,7, Annetta Frey
Adviser ...4, .,..,., Mr. Leland Whitacre
Fino Arts
First Semester . Second Semester
P, A,-1 t ' D 11 ff- .. Presicieiitl ...,e.eee....eeeeeeeee Donald Steffy
Vifliiflim eeeeeeeeeeeeee iiiiiiigmsiiiii gggfegggifldem eeeeeeeeeee Lgfgglgaghggg
Secretary ---e""e"'e'----'A Laurie Phillips Dia T1'62lSLl14G31' Conway
Treasurer ..r,.. r........ E leanor Conway Adviser ,,,,.,
4 4
Ben Temple
National Honor Society
First Semester Mmm
my seg
President ,eee.eev,.e.....,ee,,. Betty Ramsey QE gg
Vice President .... Edward Honsberger Q L56
Secretary-Treasurer ...... Lois Stuckey
I Second Semester D .
President ...i,e..,e7ee,ee..,..... William Wild
Vice President ee.ee, Norma Galehouse
Secretary-Treasurer LJean Buchman
Adviser . i,iiYe....e7ee,e,i Miss Mary Dilley
Science Klub
First Semester Second Semester
President eeee........ee,,ee......ee Robert King President ,,eeeeeeeee,...e..,i....ee Robert King
Vice President ee..,... Joanne Donaldson Sf h WA r,UJ Vice President ..,ee,,e Joanne Donaldson
Secretary ....eeee.e ..e.,..., E velyn Jacobs Secretary eeeee.. ..ee,eee E velyn Jacobs
Treasurer ...,, ....., G race Stuckey Treasurer ,ee. ,ee,ee G race Stuckey
Librarian ..ee ...........,.,. J ane Zeigler Nj ,f Librarian ..eeee.eee,..,.. Jane Zeigler
Recorder .,..a ...... N orma Galehouse Recorder ..ee e,,ee, N orma Galehouse
Adviser .aae ,. .,..... Mr. Reighart Adviser ,,,, ,e,,,,i,,, M r, Coppock
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From-ll
First Semester
President ....r........,,,eVe,.. Irene Freshley
Vice President ,eee..ee...,..,.,. Fred Corey Second Semester
Secretary .,..ee....e,eeee.....e Shirley Carsey J, gh Not Qyganiggd
' x
Treasurer .7,e,,.,.,............ Betty Sonday
Adviser .......,.,e, Miss Margaret Noble
Spanish
First Semester P ,d tsecond Semesljrs H
4 ,- , , resi en ....,e.e.e.....ee,...... ne grove
Piebldent, """"'A'ii'iAi"""' Robfzut B05 Ce Vice President ..e,...... Barbara Wilson
Vice President ....t..,e..... Marilyn Vogt Secretarv Y -, A N-Rose Ameser
S9CF9t3I'Y 'fee---'---.v---e'-,,--- Ruth W00dS Treasurer ....,e....,........... Dolores Clark
Treasurer ..... ..,e..,. V irginia Wideroe Adviser .....e ...ee.. M iss Betty Terhune
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Home lflvonmnim-s
First Semester Second Semester
President .eee. r,...... ....,.r,rrr,, E v elvn Bell igkrcgmd-W President. """"""""" Lucmda Antram
. . ' . L ff, 5 Vice President ..Martha Gray Barker
Vice Pfesldem 'A""""Ar Margaret Kline S9C1'9t31'Y .-.. Marg-w'et Ann Robertsfm
S9C1'9t31'Y ....eeeee.-........- Dorothy Locker 'wwf' Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,, Martha Bolender
Treasurer ..... .....,, J ean Mehnert Adviser ..,..eee...,.. Miss Valerie Draghic
Junior Polive
Chief ......ee,e,...,ee ......,,l W illis Akins Lieutenants-Charles Sperow, Wayne
Assistant Chief ....eeee Kermit Thomas Kidwell
Captain .....,,...... ..ee.,.. D onald Hons 'Y ' City Coordinator ....,w.,.. Mr. Pritchard
s
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lk-lratv 'I'1-:nn-Rutll G. rxllllfiilll. Adviser
milm' Vnptains mul jssm-inte-w-Mr. Guy llmwvr, .Xdviss-1'
Library Stufl'-Bfrs. 'l'lmnms, Adviser
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Going out front door
Jan. 10
Lumbering into school, late as usual, I
was met by a swarm of A. H. Sfers plung-
ing out of high school. What? School
over? Not a chance! They were only
sneaking out for air between informal pic-
ture taking.
Jan. 11
HONOR SOCIETY
Today was my lucky day-so I thought.
I went to school all decked out in my new
plaid suit.
In case you don't remember, the Nation-
al Honor Society chapel was today.
The great moment came at last, the
reading of the names. I was all ready to
stand, but the familiar ring of "Reggie"
did not come. Alas, alas, and how hard I
tried for it-I think.
Jan. ll
SENIOR CHAPEL
'tYankee Doodle went to town" today
when the class of January '46 gave their
Senior Chapel, 'tThe Spirit of ,46."
One moment I was drooling over a chor-
us of girls, the next, swooning over a sing-
er, and the next, laughing at a skit. What
variety!
As a climax to the chapel, Andy Bratu,
12A president passed the gavel over to
Ed Krahling, 12B president. The gavel
now holds the green and white of the
January class.
Jan. 11
While the Tigers roared, the Aviators
trembled and shook . . . and lost the game
against MASSILLON 55-46.
Jan. 12
PROM de PAREE
Tonight I was a man?!l "Oui" went to
the "Gay Evening In Pareef' This man
shortage is really becoming "acute"-so
am I. Anyway, they let all sizes, shapes,
and ages attend the prom. Now you know
why I was there.
The Commercial Art class worked hard
to get the decorations ready. They made
me feel I really was in Paris.
'tj Gay lflvening in l'zu'0c"
l,l'0lll dm-c'o1'zitions
l'ommercial Art Students at work
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Ill! Xhuitcrs and XYa1it1'essc-s
All dressed up
buf
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Jan. 15
We did it again! Playing against a bet-
ter team-CANTON TIMKEN-we won
37-36. We seem to stick to a close score.
Thatis awful! I've had more heart attacks.
Jan. 17 Jan. 17
Oh me, Ilm a nervous wreck! The score
was tied ten times and each time I says
This was the day of destiny. Would my
to myself .UI-his is itp, But-We WOn-- little chumfpjs graduate or wouldn't they?
49-38!! 61.1, the team'WaS the BARBER- This bothered me, as senior grades were
TON MAGICS. I guess they left their
magician at home because their magic
handed in to the office. I sorta snooped
around, but found no dirt.
failed.
Jan. 20
Getting Caps and Gowns
Jan. 18
Blue and white caps and gowns will be
donned by the January graduates, who
swarmed into the office today as Kenny
and Penny doled them out. I rushed in to
get mine, but alack and alas there wasn't
any for me. Must have been too late.
Jan. 21
BACCALAUREATE
With a lump in their throats my cher-
ubs Qthat's what they look likej took their
first steps towards Commencement. In a
body, they marched into the auditorium to
take their assigned places.
Three members of the class received
their diplomas because they were entering
the U. S. Coast Guard before Commence-
ment night.
Reverend Robert G. Diller's inspiring
address "When Does Life Begin ?" was a
challenge to all.
Then they bowed silently for the clos-
ing prayer, thinking of the moment when
they would graduate.
SENIOR BANQUET
"The Last Act" was presented this eve-
ning in the form of a senior banquet at the
Woman's Club.
Since I never miss anything, I was hon-
or guest and got to sit in front of a circus
parade - not real, just decorations. Wild
animals everywhere - elephants even on
the fireplace.
Entertainment was not lacking either,
since several members of the class pre-
sented speeches and musical selections.
Mr. Coppock finished the act by giving
a speech on the four year journey through
school. After all my years, I wondered
whether he was thinking of me when he
said, "Is this trip necessary ?"
Jan. 23
COMMENCEMENT
Tonight my Hchicksl' flew the coop. Yep,
they're alumni of A. H. S. now. Sure will
miss them. They gave me one last jolt
though before they left. Mr. Clyde His-
song, State Superintendent of Public In-
struction, told them "The World is in
Your Hands? Boy, was I scared! I
rushed down quick as I could to help them
hold it, but I was too late, their hands
were already empty. They must have
dropped it. It was a nice easy fall though
because nobody knew that it had dropped
but me. Everything turned out O. Kg
they had just dropped it on the floor while
they listened to the speeches. They picked
it up afterwards and carried it out on
their shoulders. And from the look on
their faces, I knew that as long as they
lived, it would stay there.
Kenneth Burbivk Lois Xv2lflPl' Lois Stuckey
Legion .hvurd xvillll0l' l'omnienvvmm-nt address Legion Award xvilllltql
IES
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I'ruud and Happy
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Jan. 24
SENIOR DANCE
Under a ceiling of green and white, I
danced all evening at the Hi-Y Senior
Dance. Well, I tried to dance, but the
only girls who even looked willing were
the two on either side of the bandstand.
I was really getting an inferiority com-
plex. Didn't my masculine charms please
them ? Had I lost my pleasing personal-
ity? I went off into a corner and was just
ready to give a loud wail when some kind
soul told me they were just dummies. He
didnit have to tell me that though. Hadn't
they refused to dance with "me',I!??!
At intermission the popular girl and
boy of the January '46 class, Betty Ram-
sey and Neil Maple, were presented.
Neil Maple
King-Neil Maple and
Queen-Betty Ramsey
Jan. 25
Gaily prancing in the music room at
CANTON McKINLEY, we lost to the tune
of 43-32. Neil Maple played his last game
for the Aviators.
Jan. 28
PRESS BANQUET
I was in a very de"press"ed mood this
evening, so I "press"ed myself up and went
to the "Pressl' Banquet. Was im"press"-
ed with the program and the Quill and
Scroll initiation, but a little re"press"ed
that I wasn't included. Oh well, I tried
my best. CI have writ-and writ-and
writ to no avail.J All my fifty inches were
sup"press"ed so it didn't get to the Review
'KPress."
Press Banquet-Quill and Scroll Initiation
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JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS
, President, :xlldl'01Y Bratu Secl-et,a1'y, Betty Ramsey
l Vice President, Neil Maple
Lois Stuckey ........,.
Kathleen Thompson
Marion Mantho ,.o...
Letty Bennett ,.,...,,
Joanne Auld ............
Doris Lapp .......,...A..
Lucille De Girolamo
To you, Miss Walker,
The January class of '46 owes
The achievement of its memorable day 3
By guiding and helping us
We have come a long Way.
It is with a spirit of gratitude
That we have come to say
A thank you from the bottom of our hearts
As we go, each, our own Way.
HONOR ROLL
96.5
95.3
94.4
94.3
93.4
93.0
91.62
Betty Ramsey .........
Charlotte Crewson
Flo Yanney ..............,
Bruna Mazzetti ,......
Robert Mitzel ........
Doris Day .................
Kenneth Burbick .....
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Treasurer, Rose Rogel
91.6
91.28
91.1
91.0
90.763
.......90.757
90.4
SEN IORS
Donald Homer Aebi
Technical
"You can't match this superb
mechanic."
Prom Committeeg Monitor 4.
Bertha Lee Anderson
Home Economics
"All 'Andersons' are famous."
Excelsior Girl lleservvs 1, 2, 3.
4, President 3, 4.
lQV2lllg'0ll'lIl" Louise linker
Commercial
"She has a diamond plus."
State Street Girl Reserves-13
lied and Blue Staflf 3, typlsti
Senior Play Staff, Chairman ot
l'rograms5 Monitor 4.
Paul Earl lhlylor
Industrial
"Baylor does everytliing' for thc
'Be-st'.l
Isaletta Elizabeth Bennett
Classical
"Jack Benny's gxiaxwtlll' can't
compare with hcl' 'twcuty-niner'."
Annual Staff 45 llluo Domino 3,
45 State Street Girl llesorves 1,
Treasurer, National l-lonor So-
ciety 45 National Thespians 45
Quill and Scroll 4, 'Yicc ,l'rt-si-
dentg Red and Blue Staff 4,
Board of Editorsg Science Club
41 Senior Chapel Coniniitteei
Senior l'lay5 Fall Varieties 45
Monitor 3, 45 Associate Captain 4.
Betty Frances llossert
Classical
'1She's got rhythm from her fin-
gers to her toes."
Annual Staff 45 Booster 45 Com-
mercial 35 Fine Arts 1, 2, 3, Na-
tional Honor Society 3, fl: J'rom
4'ommittee5 Fall Varieties 2, ll, 45
Girls' Chorus 1, 2.
James Robert Boyce
Classical
'Sinatra has nothing' on the
Voice of bob."
Hi-'Y 2, 35 Spanish 2, 3, 4, Secre-
tary 3, President 45 Gift Commit-
teeg Football '42, Senior Play
Castg Fall Varieties 3, 45 Moni-
tor 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra
1, 2, 3.
5 4
Ray lflmrene Alleorn
industrial
'T take this woman to be my
lawful wcddecl wife."
Football '40, '41, '42, 'lflg Mimi-
J
tor I., Cl,
M argaret Joanne A u lil
Classical
"I thought l had seen you some
place before."
Annual Staff 45 Forum 3, 4,
Hoostcr 1, 2, 3, ll Caducean 4:
l+'re-nch 43 I"rt-slimau-Sophomore
Girl Reserves 1, 2: Junior-Senior
Girl Reserves 3, 45 National
Honor Society 45 lied and Blue
Staff 45 Prom Committee: Senior
Play Staff, Monitor 1, 2, 3, 45
Assistant Captain L
Shirley Jeanne nilfllllilff
Classical
t'Shirley will build castlcs in
the air."
Annual Staff 43 Fino Arts 45 Rug-
calaure-ate Vomniittec, Chairmang
Monitor 3, ii lrockcr Checker 3.
l':V4'l!'li Frances Hell
t'ommcrcial
"t'larence will capture the
lfL'elle."
Booster 3, 4: l'ommcrcial 3, 4:
llonie Economics l, 2, 3, -l, Pres-
ident - 'll l"uturt- lie-tailcrs of
Uhio 4: St-nior l'lay Staff.
Gertrude Iflvelyn llonner
tlciicral
"1'sychologically speaking, she
is loads of fun."
ldv-olsior Girl licserves 3: Senior
Play Staff5 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 4.
Eileen Ann lloyee
General
"lilies-11, our roller-skating'
queen."
Booster l, -lg Girls' Athletic Club
1, 45 Home lCconomics 13 Pep
Squad 4.
Andrew llratu
Technical
"lk-at Massillon!"
Vlass President 4, Class Vice
President 35 Senior l'lay.
Iilfllllklll A rtllur llurbick
'Terlniieal I
1 'Kenny's as ln-ight as a penny."
i Xnnual Staff 1: Prom Committee:
W Pap and Gown l'4iITlll'llitOC, Sen-
, or l'lay3 Monitor 33 Locker
4 l'lu-vlaer Ci: Assistant fvillllillll 41
1
Rational Honor Soeiety 4.
Hurry L4-Roy Vinci
'I'ec'Iiuieal
"Government Cliauffi-nr."
Nan and' Gown t'o1nInittc'e3 Moni-
tor 23 Hand 1, 2.
Viola IN-arl Conrail
General
"New York, here l Conwf'
Ilooster 43 flirl's Chorus I, 3, 4,
Yoivv Training' 4.
Cllurluile Mile fjl'l'1YS0ll
ltHllllllPl'4'lkll
'LX quiet, clemure redhead."
.Xnnual Staff 13 l,'ommert'ial 3, 43
i lforuni 3 1 Treasurer 4: Fresh-
man-Sophoinort- Girl Reserves 1,
23 .lunior-Senior Girl Reserves
JI, 13 Junior 'Ile-Ll Cross 'l'lJlllli'llI
Prom f'Ullll'llll'tk'PI Senior Han-
quvl, liliairnian of Det-orations:
Monitor 2, JZ. I: National llonor
Sovicly -4.
JUSIIIHI llzlll Dawson
Scientific
"l1on't 'josh' a Navy man."
Varsity A, l1onorary3 liing' and
Pin- Committee, Football '4l3
Iiasicetball 42, 433 Golf 44, 411,
Lucille Do Girulzuno
1'ommorc'ial
t'She's a brown-eyed daisy."
Gift Fommilteeg Monitor 4.
Goldie lla-rih-11:1 Fryfogle
G eneral
Ulloi uanie anxl her liair are a
niatvliing' pair."
llooster 'lg Monitor 3, 4.
Shirley Jane Cursey
Classical
.N - -
.l'h1s nurse can cure sea-s1ek-
ness."
Uaducean 4, Treasurerg Forum
43 Frenc-li 4, Secretary 43 Fresh-
man-Sophomore Girl Reserves 1,
23 Junior-Senior Girl 1-reserves
33 State Street Girl Reserves 13
Monitor 2, 43 Locker Checker 2.
Rosalyn Ann Cironi
Classical
"Hurry, Murray, or slie'll go
'Strait'!"
lilue Domino 2, 3, 4, Treasurer
3? Booster 23 Forum 43 Fresh-
man-Sophoniore Girl Reserves
2: State Street Girl Reserves 12
Yiee .I'rosi4lent3 'l'ri-Arts 3, 43
Prom Committee, Co-Chairman3
Senior Banquet Chairman: Sen-
ior.l'lay l'rompter3 Fall Va-
VIPUGS 2, 3, 4: Monitor 23 Queen's
Court 4.
XVilli:un Ralph Coventry
Teehnieal
'lCoveted by the Army."
l'I'l7l'I'l Liommitteeg Golf-Reserve
23 Golf-Varsity 3, 43 Monitor 3, 4.
La lilllf Culberson
General
"She has a way with men."
I'rom Con1mittee3 Invitation and
Name Card Committeeg Fall Va-
rieties l, 2, 3, 43 Monitor 4.
Doris Mae Day
Classical
K'l'1n 'Liven-good'."
Annual Staff 43 Booster 13 Cadu-
cean 43 Debate 13 Freshman-
Sonhomore Girl Reserves 1, 23
.Tunior-Senior Girl Reserves 3, 43
National Thespians 43 Prom
Committee: Senior 1"lay3 Moni-
tor 43 Orr-hestra l, 2, 3, 43 Latin
Vlub 23 SLK Class l'lay 13 Na-
tional Honor Society 4.
Mary Di Falco
Home Economics
hllenieniber to stop at Mary's
tea room."
Monitor 4, substitute.
Helen Galii
General
'tQuict, smiling, and friendly!
55
l'anl llarold Greek
Technical
"Our modern Hercules."
Prom Committee5 Chairman of
Finances.
llele-n Lorene Hanny
Classical
"l'ni saving: myself for Bill."
Annual Stafli 45 Forum 42 FPCIQCY1
45 Freshman-Sophomore Girl Le-
serves 1, 25 Prom Committee?
Chairman of Ring anxd 1'1H 'Miffl-
mitteeg Senior Play Staff, U12111'
man of Senior Play 'lickeitsg Fall
Yarietics 45 Monitor Z, 4-
lflleanor Lewis H2ll'00lll'f
Classical
K'ijlEU1J2lt1'il has nothing on thiS
fair damsel,"
Booster lg Freshman-S0Dh0mQ1'9
Girl lleserves 1, 2? -TUUi01"5em"I'
Girl lleserve 35 Spanish 15 l'ron1
Committee 4.
Gerald Arnold Hirselll
Classical
"Tho future business man of
AHS."
Annual Staff 45 Booster 1, 23
Quill and Scroll 3, 449 Red and
Blue :naflf 3, 4, Business maln-
ager 45 Spanish 25 Prom Commit-
tee5 Senior Chapel Committee?
Basicetball-Freshman '435 Senior
Play: Fall Varieties 2, 3, 43 M0111-
tor 2, 35 Band 1, 25 UA Class
Play 1.
June liilaine Humphrey
Commercial
"Shc's as quiet as a mouse."
Freshman-Sophomore Girl Re-
serves l5 Senior Play Staff! MOH-
itor 4, Substitute.
Beverly Anne Jackson
Classical
"Sweet, friendly Beverly."
Caducean 2, 3, 41 F1'ffShm2lU'
Sophomore Girl Reserves 15 Quill
and Sr-roll 4, lied and Blue Staff
45 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Band 1, 2,
3, 45 Orchestra 3.
Lelloy XValter Jones
Industrial
"Go XVest, young man!"
Senior Chapel Committeeg Moni-
tor 4.
56
Mary llampu
t'onimerc'ial
"To know her is to lore ln-r.'
Booster 2, 35 Commercial 35
Freshman-Sophomore Girl lie-
serves l, 2: Junior-Senior Girl
lleservos 3, 45 lied and lklue Staff
45 Spanish 3, 45 Senior l'lay Staff:
Monitor 4.
Ilan-I llutll l'l1ll'll2lllj:,'ll
Commercial
"l41t'1'iciency plus."
Freshman-Sophomore Girl llc-
rervis 21 Slate S levi fl rl .lis-
scrvesg Monitor -i.
Hangs-Is-lie Hawkins
General
Flu- study-hall angel."
Girls' Chorus l.
.ir
lk-lion-s Ann llolzer
lflassical
" 'l'harming' Lois'."
Annual Siaii' 45 Blue Domino 3,
42 Freshman-Sophomore Girl
llesifrve-s 23 -ll1lll0l"Sl'IllUl' Girl
lieserves Zi, 4: State Street Girl
llesorvvs lg Home Economic lg
National Thespians 4: lied and
l-Blue Stall' 3: Prom Committeeg
Senior llanquetl Senior I'lay2
Mixed 1'horus 45 Girls' Chorus
2, 3, 4: 'l'i4'l4:et Chairman for Up-
eretta.
Lamont Leonard lekes
General
"Ship ahoy!"
liatllryn lllargaret John
Classical
"Small, but mighty."
llalu-view High School, l'hit'ag.:'o,
Illinois l, 25 Annual Staff 4:
Parlucean 45 Junior-Senior Girl
lf9St'l'N.'LTS 33 Junior Red Cross
fqflll-llffll 45 Prom Committee:
Senior. Play Staff: Senior Chapel
Committeeg Monitor 4, Associate
Captain.
Ethel Jean Kidd
General
"ily-powered 'Etliy1'."
Booster 2: Caclucean 3, 43 Fresh-
inan-Sophomore Girl Reserves 25
Junior-Senior Girl Reserves 35
State Street Girl Reserves 15
l'rorn Committee5 Fall Varieties
45 Monitor 25 B'and-Majorette 2,
3, 4.
1
r w
David llougxlas King
Classical
"Calling Dr. King fJr.J"
4il'tDl'LQ't5 Washington High School,
Alexandria, Virginia 13 Annual
Staff 41 National Thespians 43
Varsity A 43 I'rom Committee?
lling' and Pin Committee: Senior
HZIINQUCIQ Football Varsity 2, 3,
43 Hasketball Ile-serve 3, Varsity
4: Ilaseball Varsity 3: Senior
Play: Monitor 3, 4.
Doris l1ilY0l"ll0 Lapp
Commercial
"nur one-man orchestra."
l Annual Staff 43 Commercial 3, 41
Fine Arts 43 lied and Blue Staff
33 Prom Committee: Invitation
and Name Card Committee: Sen-
ior l'lay3 Monitor 3, 43 Girls'
Chorus lg Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Na-
tional Honor Society 4.
Marion Helen Mantlio
Classical
"Comparable to 'Nancy with the
laughing-face'."
Annual Staff 43 lilue Domino 2,
Il, 43 Debate 13 Freshman-Sophm
more Girl Tleserves 1, 25 Junior-
Senior Girl lie-serves 3, 43 Na-
tional Honor Society 43 National
'lliespians 43 Quill and Scroll -ll
llc-il and l3'.ue Staff 3. 4, .l'ag'c
Editor and Copy Editor! Tl'i-
Arts 43 Student Council 1, 2, 3,
4' Prom Committee, Chairman
of Idntertainmentg Senior Chapel
Committee Chairman: Senior
Play: Fall Varieties 43 Monitor
43 DA Class Play.
Imogene Liu-lla Martin
Classical
"Wt-chliiig bells will be ring.rin,v,'
soon."
l-'uture Retailers of Ohio 4.
.lose-ph Anthony Mastroianni
General
"lnto the wild blue yonder fly-
ing high."
lli-Y3 Band' 3, 4.
Neal Joseph McGowan
Technical l
"l"l'Ulll Boogie-NYtmg'ic' 'AVi21toI"
to atomic aviationfl
'Fri Arts 13 Varsiety A 3, 43 Prom
l'Ullll1lltI9QQ Senior Chapel Coni-
niittee: Football, Freshman 1,
Varsity 2, 33 Monitor 3, 4.
lfiflllllfll John Ml-nar'clly
leclinical
"lJon't worry about me, I'll get
around."
l Vivo President of class 11 Moni-
tor 23 Mixed Chorus 2.
VViIlianu Gi-urge liline
'l'ec'hnic'al
"All hands on deck!"
Prom Committee: Stage Crew.
Thomas Ililary llotzc
Classical
"A bell-hop who's 'Lotze' of
fun."
Annual Staff 43 Fine Arts 2, 3:
N-mor Play Sliiffg Manager-
T'I""'!'21il Vwsiry 2: Football
Varsity 13 Basketball, Freshman
13 Qfllf, Varsity 3, 43 Cheerlead-
cr 433 Senior l'lay3 F3111 Vu-
rieties 2, 3.
Neil Donald Maple
lndustrial
M1195 UNI' QHHY-Hoing sharp-
shooter."
Varsity A 43 Class Vice l'rQgi-
dent 43 Senior Banquetg Foot-
ball Reserve 2: Basketball
F'reshman '41, lleserve 1, 2, Var-
sity 3, 43 Track Varsity 43 Sen-
ior Play.
XVilli:un Montpqoinury Martin
Technical
HA nice, easy-going lad."
Football '42, '43, '44,
Brnna Mazzetti
Commercial
"The girl with the golden
voice."
liooster 43 Commercial 3: Fresh-
man-Sophomore Girl Reserves 23
Junior-Senior. Girl Reserves 3:
Izrom Qominittei-, Chairman of
Irom l,OITlYll1ttQ9Q Senior Play
Staff3 Monitor 4.
Robert XVilliam McNe-ly
Industrial
"Sf-niper paratusl Cl-Xlways pro-
paredbf'
Football, Freshman lg Baseball
Varsity 3, 4.
Monique Alice Mignon
Classical
"Elle est notre petite jeune Iille
francaisef'
Fri-slinian-S1iphomore Girl Re-
serves 1.
57
Riclulrll Nliller
lndustrial
'tHe won't be "Stump"-ed!"
Monitor 4.
Shirley Ann liyers
General
"Oh! For Tropical Florida."
Freshman-Sophomore Girl Ile-
serves 1, 2: Junior-Senior Girl
Reserves 33 Invitation and Name
Card Committee, Chairman: Fall
Varieties -lg llrum Majorette 2.
3, 4.
Timo! h y l"l'2lll1'iS Uttle
Classical
"Whitehouse, here l come!"
Senior Fhapel Uomrnitteeg Moni'
tor 4,
XYilIi:un Clark Penny
Industrial
"This 'l't-nny' delights Delilah."
Yarsity A 3, 41 Cap and Gown
Comniitteet Football, Freshman
l. Varsity 2, 3, 43 Basketball
Reserves 45 Track Yarsity 4.
lh-My flilflillk' lhunsey
Classical
"The sweetheart of our class
talso .lerry'sJ."
Annual Stall' 43 Blue Domino Zi, 4,
Secretary 43 State Street Girl
Reserves 1: National Honor So-
ciety 3, 4, President 4, National
Thespians 4: Science Club -11
Class Secretary 3, 41 Gift Vom-
mittee Fhairman: Senior Play:
Fall Varieties 4: Monitor 2, 4,
Captain -lg Queen's Court 43 ling'-
gie 4, Prince of Peace 3.
Ifllmer f'llIll'll'S Rosh-r
'l't-clinical H
"He-'s dreamy."
Varsity A Sl. fl: Senior Play Stafti
Football, Frm-sliman l, Varsity
2, 3.
lildwarcl Nl in-Inu-I Schullt-r
Classical
"Man, he's caiiprlit in the draft."
Prom Committee.
58
lloln-rt Drexel Milzel
Classical
UTk,'llllll'l'ilill1'Q rises and falls
with his '1iatience!"
Annual Staflf 43 Hi-Y 3, 4: Prom
Coniiiiittet-3 Cap and Gown Corn-
mittee, Chairman, Senior Play:
llanml l, 2, Il, 4, Custodian 253
Urvlivstra l, 2, 3, 4, Custodian 32
National Honor Society 4.
llulxvrl Itlllgellc 0l'S1'll
Terhnical T
t'lle's a good scout, boy!"
lli-Y 4: llavcalaureate Uoniniit-
it-wg Monitor 43 Ura-llestra 13
Single Manager 3, tl.
Mary Ann l':u-so
Classical
"Shi-'Il marry an 'l'1arl'."
Booster 33 l4'resl1man-Siwphoniore
Girl lit-ss-rres 2: State Street
Girl llest-rves l: Tri-Arts 3, 41
.
Future lit-tailers of tbhio -lg l roni
Voniniittt-tl, l'rog'rarn l'hairnian1
Senior l'lay Staff, Make-up
l'hairnian3 Fall Varieties 2, 3, 4,
Monitor 3.
.lzlniro Lee l'0l0ll
i'lJllllllB1'Clill
"liliaki-wacky!"
State Street Girl lleservos lg
Future lit-tailers of Ohio 3, 41
Fall Varieties 1,
llosv Marie Rogcl
f'4JI1llll4J1'Cl2ll
"Our 'trust' is all in her,"
Annual Stall' 41 Commercial 2, ll,
4, View l'rt-sident 3, Class Treas-
urer 1, 2, 3, 4, Gift tfoinniitteeg
ix initor 2, JS, 4, Vaptain 1: Girls'
Chorus 1, 23 Voice Training l, 2.
Aiulrt-y Wlargzxret Schlossor
1'o1n1ne1'cial
"lYi1li hur interest in people,
slit-'ll be a success."
t'onnnvrc-ial 3, Girls' Athletic
Vlulv 1: Future Retailers of
trhio li liavcalaureate tfoininit-
tee, Alixe-il Chorus 45 Girls'
Vhorus 1, 2, 3.
Allu-rl xvZlllil'l' Smith, Jr.
Classical
't'l'his 'Al Smith' will he an i11-
terior decorator."
Annual Stall' 4, Debate lg l'ro1n
Uoinniitlveg Senior Play -lg Fall
Varieties 4, Monitor 2, 3, fl: Up-
eretta 4, Boys' Quartet 4: Mixed
Chorus 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 1,
National llonor Society 4.
Puulilu- Jeannette SlHll'l'l'll
General
"XX'heu yuur hair seems barren,
sc-0 Sllarrenf'
l'.wmmei'vial 33 Freshman-S4mlm-
inure Girl llc-serves 1, 2: Jlllllflf-
S4-niur Girl lu-serves 3, Senior
Play Staff.
JxYilll'II Hue Sflllllll
l'ummereial
"She will 'Stump' yum."
lhmster' l, 2, Il, 4, Treasurer 41
l"l'PShI'llQlll'S4lllllUll'lU'l'S Girl lie-
serves l, 23 Jllllltll'-Stillllll' Girl
lit-serves il, lg Senior Play Staff,
Almiitur 4: Mixed l'hnrus Il, -1:
Girls' t'hurus l, 2,
M iq-Inu-I A . Tn ngi
Classical
'XYhieh will he he, Sll2llit'S1lt'tll'B
or li1ll'l'Xlllt'bl'6'fU
lllue Domino Il, 42 Natimial
'Fhespiahs -lg Prom l1Ul'lllllillP6Q
Senior Banquet, Football-lf'resh-
man 1: B'aslu-tlvall Freshman 2:
St-iiiur Play: SMX lflass Play l.
ll uhm-rl Earl 'l'4-al
Vlassieal
"lle'll l2llit'Vxl'lll:L' nf ymi wlieu
llil- 15 ner.
lA1lllHX'lllt' lligh Selimrl, lavuis-
ville, Ohio l, 2: Track, Freslimau
'lllz Aluiiitox' 3.
lint Ills-on ICI lett Tlllllllllillll
Vlassival
"Viva:-iulas persrmalityl"
.Xunual Stall' lp lfllue Illllllllltllgj
Il, 1, 171'PSlllllSlll-SU1JlltbIlltll'U llll'l
llt'SPl'YtjS 2: State Street Girl
Ill-serves 1, Presiclent ll .lunier
Ill-rl Cross l1HllIlt'il 2, 3, Sec'rn-tary
34: National llmini' Society Sl, 43
National 'l'hespia1is ft, President
1: lied and lllue Staff' -lg Tri--
.Xrts il, 4, Treasurer 3, -1: Class
Prl-sizlent il: Iiillyf and Pin Nma-
mittue, Cll2lll'lllilllI Fall Varieties
2, Sl, 41 Mmiitrur 2, 3, 4: Svlwlar-
ship 'l'1-am 4.
Nlerelyu 'I'0n'ln-s
General
'tShe'll go tu 'tuw11'."
Joan Margie Yarner
General
'Aiiyuiie seeing' a skunk Cpplassp,
rc-turn it to Juan."
Iluustn-1' l: l+'1's-shman-Soyvliumure
Girl lleserves 2, Cap and Gown
Committee: Monitor 3.
Lois Je-:lu Slut-key
Classical
"Life is clueky with musical
Stuclceyf
Annual Staff 43 lllmstt-r l, 23
Fine Arts I, 2, 3, fl, Vive Presi-
dent 3, 4: -lllllltbl'-St-'llllll' Girl Re-
serves Il, -4: .luniur Ilefl Cross
i'UllIlt'll 1, Il, 4: Natiunal Honor
Sueiety Il, l, SPOVQYZIl'Y-'l'l't!2iHl.1l't-31'
-ll t'lass Seeretary I, 2: Prom
Vlrniniittm-4-, l'tJ'l'lHlll'lll2lllI Fall
Varieties l, 2, il, -1: Girls' Vliorus
l, 2, il: Url-hestra l, 2, Sl, l, Presi-
rleiit Il. lg liatiu l'l11ll 21 Mrmiiitur
2. Sl, li UA Class Play.
lla rriet .lane Sutvl itll-
General
"A 'whiz' at g'ym1iasti0s."
llfvostei' l. 2, 4: t'aclur-eau 32
Girls' Athletic t'll1l1 l, 2, 3, 4.
Seeretary-Treasurer 2. Presi-
dent 33 Senivmr l'4am1uc-tg Moni-
tur 2: Mixed Chorus It: Girls'
l'lwrus l, 2. Il
f'llHI'Illti1' Jayne Taylor
Classical
"Flint ring' must give her that
sweet smile."
.lunizmr Ill-ll Pross Uuuneil 33
Mlmitur 23 Girls' l'hrmrus l.
Warilyn Jean 'Fhomus
Ulassival
"A lally mf fashion."
Annual Stall' 4: .Iunirvr-Seiiil-r
Girl lil-sf-i'ves Sl, l: Nate fl ret-t
Girl lleservls li .luniur 'lie-cl
t'rnss t'ullm'il 33 'llell and Blue
Steiff ll "rum i'ommitin-01 Senior
Play Stall. fillillflnllilll ml' QI'ulsli-
rityi Mezhitlvl' il.
.lunu-s Thorpe
Classical
"XYe miss his 'hriglit' answers."
Prom lamimitteez Iflmtlvall '42,
'43, llaslietliall '44, 'l'raek '45
Ralph Leroy 'Fuylnzni
Vlassical
"Yiwu nuglit tu ttwy' Twymairs
methml uf piam1-lilayiligqf'
lilue lmmilifw 2, 3, 4, Vive Presi-
dent 35, 4: National 'Fhespians 4,
l'lass Presisleiit 23 Prnm Uummit-
tt-eg St'Illtll' Chapel Vmnmitteel
llaslcetlvall. lf'rt-sliman lg Senior
Play: Fall Varieties 3, -l.
Luis .lun XY:ll'ler
Vlassieal
"Shi-'s nut 'Ilrwssy' - - yet!"
l"rt-shma11-Sllplmiiwiw Girl llc-
serves 2: Jllllllll'-Sl'llltll' Girl
Ile-serves il, I, State Street Girl
Ileserves l St-1-retary ll liivlta-
,
that aml Name Card l'1llllll'llttQQ.
5'l
Hzlrolcl xxvlllilllll WY:lliz
'l'i-vliiiictal I
, "lie 'wzxltzcs' the mike."
Annual Stuff 43 Hi-Y 43 Sviem-me
Club 4: Gift Uommittee: Foot-
ball Yarsity 2, 33 Monitor 2, 45
Stewie Frew 4.
Ilene Nlxrrgzurot Whitt-omb
Commercial
"A plvzlszint, friendly girl."
Cup and fluwii Fommitteei Girls'
thorns 1, 2.
I'uiri1-in lluth XYoll'1-r
Commercial
'Sho stunrls put on ice."
Booster 2: Freshman-Soliliornore
Girl livsorves lg C'heerleadcr 3, 4.
Flora C4-1-ilin Yanni-y
Vlussical
"All witty intulliplent people are
lie-11ulllic':i1is." "l'm one."
Annual Stuff 4: Faclucean Zi, 4,
Seeretziry 4: Fine Arts 2, 3, 45
Frenvh 43 Freshmain-Sonhoniore
Girl llesurvvs 21 -IlJlllUl"S1'lll4Il'
Girl llc-sei'x'4-s 33 State Street Girl
Ileserves lg National Honor Su-
ciety 4: Prom Committee: Senior
Play Stuff, Vhziirman of l7,1'0Ill'l'-
ties: Moiiilm- 2, 3, 4: Operetta 43
Mixed Uhorus Il, 43 Girls' Chorus
l, 2: Reggie 4.
John Benedict
General
lulillllilll' De Girolnnio
Classical
"Always a friend."
Spanish 43 Monitor 1.
Rielmrd Holtsinger
Cominercial
"A.llllil1lll1l, keep those bottles
quiet!"
IRIISSDII Mack
General
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l1l'll0l'll June XVest
Classical
"Shell be trying to keep up
with the Jonesesf'
Fresh lll2lll'SO1lll0l'HOl'Q Girl lie-
servus l, 2: Junior-Senior Gir
Reserves 3, 41 Junior lied Cross
Counciil 3, 4: Tied and Blue Stuff
43 Trl-Arts 3, 43 Cap and Gown
Vommiltoog Monitor
VViIIisun llim-lmril VViIuox
General
He's ai lvusinessman now."
Ham-l Wlny Xx'llilITil'k
Home Economies
"Good-natured Hazel."
Home lllvonomics 3, 4, Gift
Fommittee,
Ilstlu-r Hue Yenuiu
Home l'14'0ll0IYllK7S
"She min always find zi silver
lining"
lliclmrll Nicholson, Jr.
General
Joseph Sklllllls Roystcr
General
"He shall be a master of
mechanics,"
Cobb Higli, Anniston, Alabama.
l, Z. Junior Red Cross Council
23 Football 1: Varsity 25 Base-
ball 1, 2.
Andrew' Taunpcr
General
CLASS WILL
"Every cloud has a silver lining," and
even in the case of death, amid all the sor-
row and gloom, there is one bright spot-
the will. Ah, yes, the will!! Who knows,
the old fool might have left you some-
thing. So, accordingly, although all you
underclassmen looked with grief and re-
gret upon the graduation in January,
1946, of all those charming and delightful
students, there is one little ray of sun-
shine-the will. Ah, yes, the will!! Who
knows, the old fools might have left you
something.
I, Lois Wafler, leave my flawless groom-
ing to Donna Freshley.
I, Kenny Burbick, leave my friendliness
to anyone wanting to "win friends and in-
fluence people."
I, Mike Tangi, leave my treasurer's
books fwith a sigh of reliefj to Shelley
Stone.
I, Shirley Barnhart, leave my poetic
ability to Virginia Clark fshe seems to be
doing all right by herselfj.
I, William Penny, leave my strong, si-
lent personality to Dee Welce to keep her
from being lonely when I leave AHS.
I, Neal McGowan, leave my sharp wit
to Ross Willis.
I, Letty Bennett, leave my zest for liv-
ing to Rhoda McLean.
I, Helen Hanny, leave my bright and
shining smile to any tooth-paste company
wishing to use it for advertising purposes.
I, Monique Mignon, leave my accent to
all studentsf?J struggling with French
pronunciation.
I, Rose Rogel, leave my nimble fingers
on the ivories to Bob Schweikart.
We, Ethel Kidd and Shirley Myers, leave
our high-stepping drum majorette boots
to anyone who has the pep and ability to
fill them.
I, De Lores Holzer, leave my never end-
ing string of ardent admirers . . . no, on
second thought, I'll take them with me.
I, Marion Mantho, leave my amber eyes
to the first black cat that crosses my path.
I, La Rue Culberson, leave my dainti-
ness to Nancy Ball.
I, Ralph Twyman, leave my ruddy com-
plexion to any anemic apple.
I, Lois Stuckey, leave my magic violin
to the boys at Fletcher General Hospital.
I, Elmer Rosler, leave my never failing
habit of being tardy to Miss Walker. CYou
have to take it, Miss Walker, this is a
willj.
I, Flo Yanney, leave my pleasing per-
sonality to Jean Buchman.
I, Betty Ramsey, leave my contagious
giggle to Joyce Wymer.
I, Joan Varner, leave my quiet sweet-
ness to Irene Freshley.
I, Marilyn Thomas, leave my artistic
ability to Varga fHuba! Hubalj
I, Janice Polen, leave my flashing brun-
ette beauty to Jean McKenna.
I, Mary Ann Paese, leave my perfect-
arched eyebrows to Norma Galehouse.
I, Bob Boyce, leave my blonde curls to
Louis Bacon.
I, Neil Maple, leave my deadly aim on
the basketball floor to Dick Albaugh.
I, Joanne Auld, leave my undying loyal-
ty as an AHS fan to the Booster Club.
I, Rosalyn Cironi, leave my ability to
attract romantically the underclassmen to
Annetta Frey.
I, Jerry Hirschl, leave my place on the
Red and Blue staff to any male brave
enough to invade that female stronghold
. . . namely Shelley Stone. Carry on,
Shelley!
I, Kathryn John, leave my dependabil-
ity and willingness to work to Marilyn
Honaker.
We, LeNora West and Leroy Jones,
leave our mutual devotion to Mary Berea
and Jack Bowman.
I, David King, leave my portrayal of
Harry Graves in "Junior Miss" as an ex-
ample to all dramatic aspirants of AHS.
I, Doris Day, leave my petite measure-
ments to Jean Reisch.
I, Dick Miller, leave my shy smile to
Bruce Lipely.
I, "Red" McNely, leave my strawberry
blonde hair to "Red" Dixon.
I, Albert Smith, leave my place in Mixed
Chorus to Dick Ralston the can easily sing
loud enough for two.D
I, Andy Bratu, leave my executive abil-
ity to Ed Krahling for use in guiding our
successors as 12A's.
I, Bruna Mazzetti, leave my cheerful-
ness to Lois Pickard.
I, "Gus" Schuller, leave my friendly
smile to anyone who needs cheering up.
I, Bob Mitzel, leave my way with a
trumpet to Gabriel.
We, Bill Waltz and Bob Oesch, leave our
hard work and efficiency as a stage crew
to anyone who cares to tackle the job.
I, Tom Lotze leave my way with the
women to Don Wylam.
I, Charlotte Crewson, leave my copper
tresses to Donna Elliott.
We, Bill Coventry, Josh Dawson, Paul
Greek, Dick Holtsinger, Lamont Ickes,
Bill Kline, Russell Mack, Bill Martin, Joe
Mastroianni, Dick Menarchy, Richard
Nicholson, and Jim Thorpe as members of
the class in the service of their country,
leave to the student body of AHS an ex-
ample of fulfillment of patriotic duty and
sacrifice.
Signed, The January '46ers
Witnessed by: Kathie Thompson
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Here I am back at
school again! Re-
turning is such
sweet sorrow!
'lll'ilfl'il' iam -:nf AX. H. H.
Jan. 29
Calling Dr. Reggie! Calling Dr. Reggie!
I rushed to the Red and Blue office with a
large supply of aspirin. There I found
the Weary Wornout Chronicle staff still at
work.
lrlnmviated flllllllifll' Staff stzlggc-l's on
Engel' b0m'm's l'0flll'll to school i
Feb .1
"Hail to thee, Blithe spirit!
Bird thou never Wert."
Frantically I tumbled down the stair
and rushed to the stage to see who wante
me. Foiled again! It was only a line i
the Blue Dom play "Boy Meets Family,
directed by Kate Sebrell.
Feb. 1
Heard that there was a CANTON LIIN
COLN game tonight. Rushed to it to so
if Lincoln, himself, were there, but rn
stupidity has caught up with me one
again. It was a fight to the finish, but W
lost 40-54.
Feb. 4
You'd think the deans and advisei
wanted to get rid of us. They're co1
stantly trying so hard to get us througj
A. H. S. I've heard that they marked rr
down as hopeless, but I say, 6'Where thei
is life there is hope."
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Feb. 5 Feb, 8
Another banquet. This time honoring
the Junior High Football teams. Although
Itye never played football, I seem to rate
at the banquets. It must be my "puniti-
ing" ability.
A man by the name of Mr. Knowlton
spoke at the banquet. It seems he is con-
sidered an important person around here.
Tell you more later.
"The Big Foul' in Ql0llf1'l'0lli'l'H
Quinlan Mr. XYl1ilzu-l'm-
Mr. NI2lilllY2ll'IllQ Mr. Stlwlu'
Feb. 15
Played host to CANTON IIICKINIJEISI
and, as the perfect host, let them Win
29-53.
Feb. 19
Aviators vs. WELLSVILLEY The "Well"
proved too deep for us. Lost 31-37!
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With the score 36-49, the Alliance Avia-
tors failed to soar over the MASSILLON
TIGERS all during the game. Priorities
you know.
Feb. 14
Today I made my annual VAL-
ENTINE rounds. More fun! The
men in the athletic office surely
did like the funny one I sent them,
especially "Cupid" Whitacre. I ran
upstairs to give Miss Pettis a very
special one, but she already had
two 'cutie' valentines, as you can
see.
"Great, Plans for G. A. U."
Mzulzllyn Murslmll Miss Pctiis .lame Sutcliffe
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erl I'll get a chance to loaf
tomorrow. I was thinking
. . . isn't it lucky Washing-
ton was born on a holiday 7
Feb. 22
Following our close score tradition, the
YOUNGSTOWN SOUTH game ended in a
40-42 score, with them as Victors.
Feb. 23
The Aviators played their farewell game
against CANTON LEHMAN tonight. The
llolar Bears were too cold, so We kept our
distance and they Won 55-38.
Feb. 26
In their iirst game in the Class A tour-
nament, the Aviators Won 45-28 against
YOUNGSTOWN CHANEY. I knew they
could do it.
Home XYe Go
Feb. 28
It's a pretty good world after all, I
guess. I forgot my lunch todayg I knew I
would starve. Everything turned out
okay, though. I made a trip to all of the
lunch rooms teyen the teachers, and jani-
tors'i. You should have seen the food I
got! Some day we'll have a cafeteria -
I hope.
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What's Frank Buck got on me? I Went exploring
' around Classrooms today and I brought 'em back
alive too. Pretty nice specin1ens,don't you think?
Kidwvil ways. 'tNow you soo-its this way."
Tllvse now fzmglvd lll2ll'hillPS! Mr. Silil1C Shows us how they operate
XVhy ithv stuff gots gray as Miss Nlcliililwll
shows the way
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March 4
Played the WARREN HARDING PRES-
IDENTS tonight in the second tourna-
ment game. They Won 45-37. Presidents
always did overawe me.
March 5
I went quickly when I heard the news
that an operetta was to be presented to-
night. I thought an operetta was a girl
who works for a telephone company, but I
was fooled. I became more and more con-
fused when all those Japanese appeared on
the stage. Another war? No, just 'The
Mikado" - the name of the musical play.
I'll learn some day.
Yum-Yum QB. Tarmanl, Nanki-P00 KJ. Hewittl, and
their Japanese friends
March 8
Come on you "JEEP HERDERSU lick
'emi What a iight! And what a picture!
The kids yelled so loud it took me back to
the Saturday matinees When I used to root
for Gene Autry.
March 8
Oh yes, today was SCHOLARSHIP
TEST day. All the "brains" of A. H. S.
left town - destination East Canton. Why
didn't I go? I'm beyond their level. CIt
says herelj
March 1 5
Fine Arts presented its annual chapel
today. Lots of talented kids in that club,
but I'm not in it.
March 16
Faith and begorra I Was really embar-
rassed tonight! I heard about the CO-ED
PROM and Went! How was I to know
that only girls were allowed?
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Ed and Lois ,hm as Mikado and liati:-aim
March 21
Wheeeeeeee! I wish more lecturers were
like Mr. Joseph Ellis. What a display of
articles from Java he had with him! That
python skin made me a swell sliding board.
Wheeeeeeeeeeeeel
March 29
I Was going fishing today, and I found
DEBATE in chapel.. The negative and af-
firmative teams Were firing speeches at
each other, and I fell to the floor before
the rebuttal hit me!
C0-Ed Prom
From Winning Wars -- To Winning Games
Licut. Mc-I Knowlton,
Imagine my surprise when
I saw two Navy men walk in-
to the high school! It didn't
take me long to find out that
one was Lieut. Mel Knowlton
and the other Lieut. Comdr.
Philip Heim, my old friend
"Nipf' I didn't let them get
away this time. I snooped
and found out that Mr.
Knowlton is to be next year's
athletic director and head
football coach. Mr. Heim is
to take over basketball.
Yau-sity Football Squad '-.45
l', S, X, R, Lieut. Comdr. Heim, U. S. C. G. R.
Varsity Basketball Squad 1945-1946
Yes, girls, theyire hand-
some in civies too, but . . .
they're married. As an anti-
dote for your disappointment
I offer the boys on the teams.
No dating during training
season though! Except for
this year's graduates, these
are the heroes you'll be cheer-
ing at next season's games.
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GIRLS' ATHLETICS
April 1
"April fool is almost past, and you're
the biggest fool at last," shouted the G.
A. C.'s as I ambled into the gym after
school tonight. They were playing BAS-
KETBALL and before I could say, "Who'?
Me?,1' they had picked me up and made
a bounce, a pass, and three baskets.
It was worse than the time when I
slipped in while they were playing VOL-
LEY BALL and I got hit on the face by
a volley of balls.
You should have been with me last
spiing when I traveled clear out to Silver
Park to practice my cupid shots. The girls
were playing William Tell Cthat's ARCH-
ERY in case you freshies don't know!
and they immediately used me for the son.
It certainly would 'ttake the top off things,
you know" if they were to miss the apple.
They really are nice girls though. Why,
when they're doing their FOLK DANCTES
they look cute enough for Fall Varieties.
SPRING SPORTS FOR BOYS
SPRING FOOTBALL PRACTICE is
here again. I went out to practice the
other night. Didn't stay long though.
After the third time they mistook me for
the pigskin and kicked me over the goal
post, I decided to crawl home. "Crawl-
that is."
With spring comes BASEBALL. I'll
attend every game - loaded with pop
bottles.
Heard Coach Knowlton talking about
some 'itee off" at Silver Park. Armed with
cup and saucer I dashed out to get my
share. I heard some A. H. Sfers out there
talking about slicing. I didn't see any-
thing to slice but I hung around. It cer-
tainly was a jolt when I discovered that
they were talking about GOLF.
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April 3
THE BAND CONCERT certainly had a
lot of 'oompahs' tonight, but they didn't
all come from the brass section. It was
the entire band and their guest soloist,
Mr. Robert Fountain, who had the
'oomph'g and it was the audience who said,
"Ahhhhh!',
April 5
TRI-ARTS CLUB SING today. It must
have been a job for the judges to make the
final decision. I can't understand Why
they didnit choose me. I was really
"sharp"
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April 2
A. H. S. has at last begun
to appreciate me. They've
started a JR. POLICE SQUAD
to protect me When I cross the
street. All the MONITORS
keep an eye on me too. You'd
almost think they thought I
if Was trying to sneak out. Sil-
ly boysllll
April 19
The GIRL RESERVES presented a very
impressive EASTER program this morn--
ing. Believe it or not, for once I was
quiet.
April 26
"George Washington Slept Here!" Gee,
I'm so excited! To think a great man like
that once slept at A. H. S. I wonder how
he did it '? The seats around here are any-
thing but soft. Of course, he could have
slept in one of the study halls like some
of the kids, but the Way the teachers buzz
around Waking everyone up, he couldnit
have gotten more than forty Winks. CThis
cast showed lots of talent - eh, What?D
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May 2
Crash! Bang! Boom!
Locker Noises! It is a
shame that Betty Grable
and Van Johnson have to
share lockers with all the
odds and ends that A. H.
Sfers accumulate.
May 2
Burton L. Jackson entertained us, who
are "entertainable," today as he played
the marimba. Afterwards it was a race
between Miss Hartzell and me to ask him
if he were any relation to Stonewall.
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May 3
G. R. you going to the formal? All the
other wolves said, "O-o-o-ow, yes," but
me, I had to say, "O-o-o-oh, no!" I guess
I'll never ,be a lady's man.
May 24
Ulf at first you don't succeed, try, try,
again." And so, for the 46th time, I hoped
and prayed to be accepted into NATION-
AL HONOR SOCIETY. No luck! They
haven't discovered my brains yet. QJust
between you and me, neither have IU
May 25
I danced all evening at the JR.-SR.
PROM. Oooooooh, my poor aching feet!
Most of the girls are wearing charm brace-
lets these days. They rattled and jangled
so loud that I couldn't hear the orchestra.
so I kept on dancing during intermission.
I thought the band was playing, "I've Got
Spurs That Jingle, Jangle, Jinglef'
May 27
My goodness, what a change in A. H. S.
study halls! They're being used for
studyingl!!! This happens every exam
week though.
"Sometimes Vic Study"
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May 31
So sorry, please! As the super secret
sleuth I am, I tried to discover the theme
of the SENIOR CHAPEL beforehand, but
failed. I did learn though that purple
and gold will be the colors added to the
gavel when Ed Krahling hands it over to
Bob Schweikart.
June 2
Judging from the oh's and ahls at BAC-
CALAUREATE tonight I'd say my 46'ers
made a hit in their navy blue gowns and
white tasseled caps. As I watched them
listen to their speaker I decided they were
the best looking class ever to leave me be-
hind in A. H. S.
June 3
Climbing into my best bib and tucker
tand I do mean bibj I trundled off to the
SENIOR BANQUET tonight. Everybody
had a swell time but me. I had to sit be-
tween two gossips. Every time something
was passed my way I was so busy turn-
ing my head from one to the other, that
they thought I was shaking my head "no"
and didn't want anything to eat.
.Iune 5
COIVIMENCEMENT once again. Forty
or more times I've tried to get them to
give me that scrap of paper called a dip-
loma, but they always refuse. I guess they
realize how wonderful I am and don't want
to lose me. I'm going to be lonely now that
my lambs have left the fold. I've done a
good job of raising them. I knew that
when I watched them leave A. H. S. as
graduatesg they seemed to know what
they were facing and what to do about it.
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June 6
"School's out! School's out! Teacher
let her jewelsf ?J out!" Yes, once more I
bid good-by to a group of youngsters I
have known and loved. To my memo of
classes I add the '46ers.
I hope they make progress on the road
of life as those below are preparing to do.
Oh. my, I feel so lonesome! Well, look
v.fho's here, one of the puppies that contin-
ually wander into A. H. S. He's sad and
lonesome too. Never mind, Puppy, we'll
have some more nice kids around here
next fall.
Good-by and Good Luck,
Reggie.
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CLASS OFFICERS
l4ldXV2ll'Il Kruhling: Riclmrd Albuugh Evelyn Jacobs Shelley Stone
President Vive l'l'esicl1-nt S001-4-tal'y 'l'I'easu1'e1'
Mr. Ray Rl'i2llHl't1Pilfl'1J1l Miss Ruth D0wlel'-Pzltrolless
We, the June Class of 1946, wish to express our sincere appreciation
and gratitude to Mr. Ray Reighurt and to Miss Ruth Dowler for their kind-
ness, co-operation, and loyal friendship during our high school career.
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hhvillllllll Scott Abrams
General
"A rr-mark to suit 1-vury
occasion."
ll1-Y 3, 43 Monitor 2, 3, -ll Band
I, lnvitation and Names Card
ljommittvc.
Carol Ann-lin Alltlfson
t'ommerc'ial
'Alt all adds up to a guy iiarnml
Joe."
Annual Staii' 41 Rooslm-r li Ring:
and l'in Vornniitteel Ulll'l'Ptlil 3?
Alixtd Choi-ns13:j Girls' Chorus
Dlury Louise Allu-rt
Commercial
"Tho eyes havo it."
Annual Staff 4, Booster 3, 42
1'omrnert'ial 4, Yice Vrosidg-nt 42
lied and llluu Staff Typist 3:
Monitor 4.
Robert Ilalc Allcorn
lndustrial
"IIappy4g:o-liivky and 'All-
Corn'."
llooster l, 2: Future Retailers of
Ohio 4, Vive President 4: Prom
Committee: Senior l3illll1ll0l.4Tlll'Yl-
mittmlg F4mtlrall-Fri-shman '42,
Varsity '4-4: Monitor 2, 3, 4.
J. l'nnl Allison
lndustrial
"He flics on silver wings."
lloostcr 2: Golf--Varsity '-153:
Monitor 2, 4: invitation and
Name Vard Comniittce.
Marilyn June Anderson
Ulassical
"A petito brunette artist."
Hoosier lg Frcshinan-Sophomoro
Girl lleserw-s l, 22, .lunior-Senior
Girl lieserves 3, 4: Spanish 31
Sec-retary of Class l: Prom Com-
mittee: Senior Banquet Gommit-
toe, Monitor Captain 3, 43 An-
nual Staff 4.
Dunne Vincent Austin
General
Ullvady and willing to do his
part."
3 7 month's service.
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.Ioan A011-ttolzl
Home Economics
"Sho has the nivest smile."
Booster 3, 4: Monitor 2.
Illl'lHll'll Lee Allnangh
Classical
"t'oacli Danny IM-ever."
liooster 3, 4: Student Uounc-il 2.
Cl: Varsity A 2, 3, 43 Prom Com-
mittee: lfootball-l+'rf-shrnan '42-
'43, Varsity '44: Basketball W
Freshman '42-'43, Iieselrve '44,
Varsity '15-'46: Track - Fresh-
man '43, Varsity '44: Vive Presi-
dvnt of Class 4.
lflrnm Yiolu Albright
Classical
"A tall, slender blond Who's
really all right."
Goshen Twp. l, 23 Booster 35
Fronvli 42 Junior-Senior Girl llc-
sorvcs 45 Monitor 3, 4.
Dorothy Eilvvn Allen
General
"B-1 a friend and you havv
friends."
Iioostcr 23, 4: l?l't'SllYll2ill-S0lllllb-
more Girl Reserves l, 2 Junior-
Senior Girl Reserves 3, 4: lied
and Blno Staff: lied and Wluo
Staff 'l'Yl'iSt 4: Monitor 4, Pap-
tain ll Library Staff 4.
Fred Aint-ser
industrial
"'l'o tram-l is his fondest dosirvf'
Meridian l, 2, 3, 4, President 43
Monitor 4,
Dorothy Lnvinelxl :illfflllll
General
fin he-r Way to the altar."
Freshnian-Sophoin4vrv Girl lie-
svrve-s l: .Iunior-Senior Girl lla--
svrves 3, 4: Home lic. 3, 43 Moni-
tor 41 Upcretta 33 Mixed Chorus
31 Girls' Chorus l, 2.
John X. Hailey
Industrial
"Hom-st and succlessfulf'
Monitor, Jr. Police, Secretary.
75
XVllli:un Ruymolid linker
Industrial
"Navy bound."
.la mes Dale llxuul y
Industrial
t'Nice fellow."
Varsity A 4: Football - Frosli-
Illklll '42, lleserve '43-'44, Varsity
'45.
xx'3llll'l' Joseph llnukovic-h
Industrial
"You can always 'bank' o11 llllllfv
Monitor 4.
Martha Jean Gray llurkcr
Home Economics
"Her heart lies overseas."
Freshman-Sophomore Girl Re-
serves 1, 2: Junior-Senior Girl
llescrves 3, 4: Home l-Economics
1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4: .lun-
ior Ited Cross Council 3: Moni-
tor 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1.
Shirley Louise lluum
Classical
"Third linger, left hand."
French 2: Monitor 2, 4.
Staunton Lionel Bennett
Industrial
"Always ready to help a friend."
XVest Tech. Cleveland 1, 2, 3.
.lean Elizabeth Bil-ry
Classical
"She wants to be a nurse."
Spanish 3: Monitor 4: Mixed
Chorus 4: Girls' Chorus 3: Op-
eretta. 4.
76
Nancy Jane ll:1lI
Classical
"A mlinmlcfl' blue-eyed blond."
Freshman-Sophomore Girl lie-
scrvcs 2, Secretary 2: .Iu11ior-
Senior Girl Reserves 3, 4: State
Street Girl Reserves 1, Secretary
1: .Iunior Red Cross Council 3,
Secretary 3: Library Staff 4: In-
vitation and Name Card Chziir-
man: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: lied
and Blue Staff 3, 4: Vice Presi-
dent of Class 2: Monitor 2, 3, 4.
Lois Lucille Ilnnkzlrcl
Conimercial
"l!lo111l l121l1', blue cyl-s Zllld a
tantalizing' smile."
Rooster 3: State Street Girl llc-
sc-rves 1: Cap and flown Com-
mittee: Monitor 2.
Alverdal lolz: Ilzurlxcr
Classical
"Scotty and Jessie."
Booster 3, 4: Fatluccaii 3, 4: For-
um 4: Freshma11-So11l1on1ol'o Girl
lim.-serves 2: .Iunior-Senior Girl
lla-scrves 3, 4: Horne Nc. 3: Fall
Varieties 2, 3, 4: Monitor 42
Girls' Chorus 1, 2: Library Staff
-l: lied and Blue Staff 4: Invita-
tlllll and Name Card Committee.
Nlurjoric Ann llzllh-rsllcll
Commercial
"She knows what shc wants."
I-looster 2, 3: Comniercial 3, 4:
Future Retailers of Uhio 4: Girls'
Chorus l, 2.
xsvilliillll Dean Baxter
Industrial
"l'Ull6'Ctl11S',' snap shots could be
an interesting hobby."
Booster 4: Football - Freshman
'43.
Mary Berea
Classical
i'He's her CBOWJ lllilllfy
Troelnel High School, Gary, In-
diana 1: Gary, Indiana Girl lie-
servcs 1: Secretary of Class in
Gary, Indiana 1: Forum 4:
l"l'9Sl'llTlH11-SODh0I'I'l0l'6 Girl ITC-
serves 2: Junior-Senior Girl lie-
serves 3, 4: Prom Uoniniitteeg
Fall Varieties 4: Monitor 4: Li-
brary Staff 4.
Joyce Eileen Bowker
Commercial
"A flashing, browii-eyed brun-
ettef'
l'Ollll'll61'Cl21l 3, 4: Forum 41
Freshnian-Sophomore Girl Re-
serves 1, 2: Junior-Senior Girl
Reserves 3, 4: Operetta 3: Mixed
Chorus 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 1, 2.
John Ril'llIlTll IIUWYIIIIIII
Technical Il
"Ile likes brunettes and bas-
kctballf'
Varsity A 3, 4: I'rom Committee:
lling: and l'in Committee: Bas-
kctball-Freshman '43, lleserve
'44, Varsity '45-'46.
Helell June lhlrklulrt
Classical
"Her smile is her fortune."
llooster 3, 4: Freshman-Sopho-
more Girl licserves 2: State
Street Girl llcserves 1: Girls'
Athletic Club 2, 3: Future lie-
lailcrs of Ohio 4: Monitor 3,
Ninn Cllille
General
"Shes in the silver business."
Rooster l.
Dolores Elaine Clnrk
Classical
"A magic pen and a lovely
voice."
Annual Staff 4: Hlue Domino 4:
Ilooster 3: Forum 4: Freshman-
Sophomore Girl Reserves 2:
State Street Girl Reserves 1:
lied and Blue Staff 4: Spanish 3,
4, Treasurer 43 Monitor 3, 4:
Uperetta 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2:
Library Staff 4: Quill and Scroll
43 Mixed Chorus 3, 4,
David Eugxene Collen
Technical
"A future blue jacket."
French 2: Monitor 4,
Charles Eugene f'0I'lll'1l
Classical
"Chuck likes girls and the
navy."
Colors Committee: Football -
Freshman '42: Monitor 4: Schol-
arship Team 2, 4.
Eugene E verett Dixson
Technical I
"lied hair and a genial person-
ality."
Cap and Gown Committee: Foot-
ball---lleservcs '4 4: Basketball-
Freshman '43: Monitor 4.
i
4
1'
f
i
'Q' as
Teoma
R
'Xa
4 1
",,uNa.y.
5
Jenn Buclnnnn
Classical
"She's 'lVild' about him."
Fine Arts 2, 3, 4: Freshman-
Sophomore Girl Reserves 2: Jun-
ior-Senior Girl Reserves 3, 42
State Street Girl Reserves 1:
Science Club 4: Prom Commit-
tee: Monitor 2, 3: Girls' Chorus
l: Rand 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3,
4: Scholarship team 3, 4: Na-
tional Honor Society 4, Secre-
tary-Treasurer 4: Senior Play
Cast: Senior Scholarship Team.
Delta Rose Cnlmssn
General
"To run a dress shop is her
ambition."
Girls' Chorus l, 2.
Greta Nine Clnpsndllle
Classical
"A fetching lass with a con-
tagious smile."
Blue Domino 3, 4: Booster 3:
Caducean 4: Debate 4: Fine Arts
4: Forum 4: Freshman-Sophm
more Girl lieserves 2: Junior-
Senior Girl Reserves 3, 4: State
street Girl Reserves 1: Junior Red
Cross Council 2: Red and Blue
Staff 4: Tri-Arts 3, 4: Prom Com-
mittee: Cap and Gown Commit-
tee, Co-Chairman: Monitor 2, 3,
4: Uperetta 3, 4: Mixed Chorus
3, 4: Senior l'lay Staff: Girls'
Chorus 2: Library Staff 4: Quill
and Scroll 4.
Yirpgilene Beth Cohlo
General
"She's the quiet type,"
Monitor 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4:
Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3: Caducean
4: Operetta 4.
Mark Twain Anthony Conunon
Classical
"Muzzy's my friendt'?J"
Hi-Y 3, 4: Prom Committee:
Football - Freshman '42. R6-
serve '44: Basketball - Fresh-
man '42,
Jenn Dolores Cross
Commercial
"Favorite boy - red hair."
Annual Staff 4: Booster 3: Com-
mercial 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Pres-
ident 4: Freshman-Sophomore
Girl Reserves l, 2: .lunior-Senior
Girl Reserves 3, 4: Red and Blue
Staff Typist 3: Prom Committee:
Band 1, 2: National Honor So-
ciety 4: Library Staff 4.
Ruth Joanne Donaldson
Classical
"A future teacher who is easy
on the eyes."
Annual Staff 4: Blue Domino 45
Booster 3: Fine Arts 4: Forum
3, 4, Secretary 4: Freshman-
Sophomore Girl Reserves 2: Jun-
ior-Senior Girl Reserves 3, 4:
State Street Girl lleserves 1,
President 1: National Honor So-
ciety 3, 4: Science Club 3, 4,
Vice President 43 Prom Commit-
tee, Co-Chairman: Senior Chapel
Committee: Fall Varieties 43
Monitor 2, 4: Library Staff 45
Senior Play Cast: Senior Schol-
arship Team.
77
Albert I,0fillg0
Classical
"As much energy as an atomic
bomb."
lli-Y 43 Booster 43 Cheerleader
'45-'46.
Irene lhu-lmn
Classical
"A dazzling smile."
Booster 3, 42 Home lzlconomivs
33 Monitor 3, 4.
Eric Norman Duro, Jr.
Commercial
"An A-l musician."
Har-Brack High, .BI'Eil'litfIll'ldf.1'l',
rennsylvania l, 2, Monitor 3, 4,
Uieretta 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3,
41 Motto and Color Committee
4: Future Retailers of Ohio 4:
Invitation and Name Card Coni-
mitteeg Senior I'lay Cast.
VVilli:lm Anthony Ere-hiek
Classical
"A steady, easy-going' fellow."
Cadueean 45 Monitor 3, 4.
Kenneth Milton Feinek
Classical
"Don't 'Cross' his path."
Ili-Y 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice Pres-
ident 44 Senior Chapel Commit-
tee: French 2.
H1-len Jenn Floren
Commercial
"She'll be a success in any
field."
Booster 3, 4, Secretary 4, Cadu-
cean 43 French 43 Freshman-
Sophomore Girl Reserves l, 2:
Junior-Senior Girl Reserves 3:
Girls' Athletic Club 23 Red and
Blue Typist 3: Future Retailers
of Ohio 43 Monitor lil Mixed
Chorus 3, 4, Operetta 4: Girls'
Chorus 1, 2, 3.
Ruth Irene Freshley
Commercial
"She has brains and a man, too."
Annual Staff 43 French 2, 3, 4,
Secretary 3, President 43 Fresh-
man-Sophomore Girl Reserves 1,
25 Junior-Senior Girl Reserves
3: National Honor Society 3, 43
Red and Blue Staff Typist 33
Monitor 2, 4: Scholarship Team
23 Commercial 4, Library Stuff 4,
78
.am-t
Milclrm-11 ll. Drukulich
Commercial
"She's neat as a pin."
Randolph High School 13 Hoos-
ier 2: Girls' Athletic Club 3: Fu-
ture lletailers of Ohio 4, Treas-
urer 43 Monitor 4: Mixed Chorus
lg lianrl lg Urehestra l.
Wlellm Elizzllwtll Duc-hon
General
"An up and coming, coniely lass."
Mollitol' 4.
flfllydllll .luck Ellis
Technical
"His personality, defies his
name.
lftlllll li Orchestra l.
Dlnry Fhrlstine Fslllo
Classical
"She has lovely black hair and
eyes."
Booster lg Caclucean 4.
Bnrlmrn .hum Fisher
General
"Ever striving' to please."
Tucson Senior High, Tucson,
Arizona 2, 3, Monitor -L
Dnnnu Jenn Fresllley
Classical
"A In-autiful, efficient blond,"
Booster 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, l'res-
ident 43 Caducean 43 Fine Arts
41 Forum 43 l'reshman-Sopho-
more Girl lleserves 23 Junor-
Senior Girl Reserves 3, -lg Girls'
Ath'etic Ululw lg Quill and Scroll
3, 4, Red and B'lue Staff 3, 4:
Fall Varieties 43 Monitor 2, 3:
Uperetta 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3,
-l, Secretziry-Treasurer 43 Girls'
Chorus l, 2.
Ray Glenn Freshley
industrial
"A good' sport."
Uoostcl' 3.
Alllllfttil Marie Frey
General
"Fun everywhere."
Grafton High School 1, Band,
Glee Clubg Caducean 3, 4, Presi-
dent 43 Freshman-Sophomore
Girl 'Reserves 2g Junior-Senior
Girl 'Reserves 3, 43 Home Ec 3g
Tri-Arts 3, 4, Secretary 43 Fall
Varieties 3, 43 Monitor 2, 3, 4.
Floyd David Gale
Classical
"Dynamite on a basketball
floor."
Athens High School 1, 23 Ring
and Pin Committeeg Basketball
--Freshman '42, Reserve '43,
Varsity '44-'45-'463 Baseball -
Reserves '43.
Slmrtico Gnlicti
lndustrial
Kiln interest in everything and
everyone."
Eunice Irene Gillboney
General
"Pretty as a picture."
State Street Girl Reserves l3
.Junior Red Cross Council 23
Monitor 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 2, 3.
Invitation and Name Card
Committee.
llary Rllfll Griffith
Classical
"A bewitching brown-eyed lass."
Caducean 43 Forum 43 Fresh-
man-Sophomore Girl Reserves
23 State Street Girl Reserves lg
Junior-Senior Girl Reserves 32
lied and B'lue Staff 43 Science
Club 43 Gift Committee: Moni-
tor 43 Quill and Scroll 4, Secre-
tary 4.
llilfgilfff Ann Gwin
General
"lYhich is XVhich?"
Freshman-Sophomore Girl Re-
serves 13 Monitor 3, 4.
Ronald Cletus Huidet
Industrial
"An industrious and sincere
worker."
Joan Fry
Commercial
"She's married, too."
Springfield 'l'w1i. High School 1,
2, 3, Secretary 2, Treasurer 1:
Monitor 4.
Nornm Jean Galt-house
Classical
'tShe will succeed in whatever
she attempts,"
State Street Jr. High lj Annual
Staff -1, Co-l'lditor3 Forum 4, Vice
President 43 Junior-Senior Girl
lleserves 3, 4, Treasurer 43 State
Street Girl Reserves lg Quill and
Scroll 3, 4: Tletl and Blue Staff
3, 4, Co-Editor 4: Science Club
3, 43 Monitor 43 National Honor
Society 4, Vice President 42
Scholarship Team 2, 42 Senior
Scliolarsliip Team: Senior Play
Cast.
WVilli:un VV:ill:lce Gznlli
General
"Tell us how he does it."
Hi-Y 43 Basketball Reserve '42-
'43, Varsity '43-'44 at Beloit: Be-
loit High School, and Union High
School, lfnion, New Jersey 1, 2,
3.
Gloria Jenn Graham
Home Economics
"Quiet, but oh, so nice!"
Rooster 33 Freshman-Sophomore
Girl Reserves 23 State Street Girl
Reserves 1.
Ellen Fraser Gwvin
General
"Nell or Nan?"
Freshman-Sophomore Girl Re-
serves 13 Monitor 43 Junior Red
Cross Council 4.
Jo Ann Haitlet
Home Economics
"A merry, cheerful little gal."
Booster 1, 2, 3, 43 Freshman-
Sophomore Girl Reserves 1, 23
Junior-Senior Girl Reserves 3,
43 Girls' Athletic Club 13 Home
Economics 1, 33 Cadueean 43
Monitor 1, 2, 43 Cap and Gown
Committee.
Sidney Dau 1-lurtenstein
General
"A quiet capable friend."
Future Retailers of Ohio 43
Monitor 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2.
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Ruth Ann llcncock
Commercial
"XVhat next, Ann?"
State Street Girl Reserves l3
Freshman-Sophomore Girl lie-
serves 23 Junior-Senior Girl lie-
serves 3, 43 Annual Staff 4: Boos-
ter 3, 43 Commervial 33 Junior
lied Cross Council l, 2: lied and
Blue Typist 4: Monitor 2, 3, 43
Dean's Offive 2, 3.
Helen Marie lh-rnmlni
Commercial
"A slender, blond seeretary-to-
Booster 4: C'oinmert'ial 43 Future
lletailers of Ohio 43 Monitor 4
R
XI1
, rn
4
K
il
XY:imlu J4-:ln ll:-1-slzuul
t'onnnt-rc-ial
"Her mirror is to Ive envied."
- 'nerva High Sr-liool l, 23 Fresh-
an-Sophoinoro Girl Ile-serves 2:
Junior-Senior Girl llc-sa-i'v4-s 43
Girls' Atliletir- Vlulr 23 l'onimer-
vial -ig Home lin' l.
Ik-tty .lm-:ln llerron
l'oinmerc'ial
"A Perry l'onio fan."
Uomniereial 4: lfuture ll:-lailers
of Ohio -13 Monitor 2,
Q I
J' 1'
1
vi.. b E
Robert pe'-ry Heverly X W? - f'Ill0eiFlIl0n Higellnire
Classical ' f'GYllll'l9l'C'l2ll U
"V.'i'itin51' is his favorite Das- .4 Mr' , ' Eflflftf U' G" hm' Mist'
time." Girls' Vhorus l.
Ann l':lr0lyn Hollis
Ggruldine llfll i 4 Vlassical
Ommercla .' , 3 f "A red haired Southern belle."
"Her sweetness charms them - Q CHdu,,Hm 4: Mlmitm. 4: UNH.-
aU" ' ' tt'i1IJ ll T' 's 4 xi' 1
' e 2lQ,4Q ouie l'l1lQ,'I.lX6l
Booster 43 Excelsior Girl Re- -5, Vhorus 3, 43 Girls' Chorus l, 23
serves 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec-rotary 33 QT, , Mixed lG1iseinIileIi,4.
Girls Athletic Fluh l, 2, 3. A,
V . '
i 3, 4
s tif "'
Marilyn Grace llonnkor f
Classical .I. Edwsnrcl llonslu-rgor
"The Quiz Kids have nothing' on 'l'6+ChUiC11l 1
her."
Annual Staff 43 Rooster 3, 43
Forum 43 Freshman-Sophomore
Girl Reserves l, 23 Junior-Senior
Girl Reserves 3, 43 Junior lied
Uross Council l, 43 National Hon-
or Society 3, 43 Quill and Scroll
Il, 4: Red and Blue Staff 3, 4,
Co-Editor 43 Science Club 3, 43
Ring and Pin Committee: Moni-
tor 2, 4, Captain 4: Senior Sehol-
arship Team: Sr-holarship Team
2, 3, 4.
Doris Muy Hoyle
Home Economics
"She has a future in retailing."
State Street Girl Reserves li
Freshman-Sophomore Girl Re-
serves 2: Monitor 4.
Raymond Yeryln- lmler
industrial
"Batter-up,"
Baseball '45, '463 Monitor 3, 4.
80,
"A natural genius."
Annual Staff 43 Caducean 4, Hi-
Y 43 National Honor Society 3,
4, Vice President Ii, 43 Spanish
42 Boys' State 3: Fhairman of
Gift i'0YIll'Ylilt6'Q1 Fall Varieties
43 Monitor 3, 4, Captain 33 Op-
eretta 3, 43 lioy's Quartet 43
Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Senior Svhol-
arship Team: Scholarship Team
3, 43 Senior l'lay Cast.
Flora A. llllllliltfi
Commervial
"Personality to burn."
Blue Domino 2, 73, 43 Freshman-
Sophomoro Girl llosorves 23 .lun-
ior lied Cross i'ount'il 33 Tiilirary
Staff 4: Spanish l: Volors Com-
mittee: Fall Varieties 4.
Evelyn Luvillv Jfll'0llS
Vommurc-ial
"A snappy little blond."
Annual Staff 43 Rooster l, 3, 43
Commercial 2, 3, -13 Freshman-
Sophomore Girl llt-scwvcs l, 2:
.Tunior-Senior Girl IZ4-serves 3,
4: Science Vlulr 3, 43 'Preasurer
3, Secretary 43 Class Sevretary
3, 43 Monitor 4.
Delores Huy Joh llS0ll
General
"llovf do you like A, fl. S.'."'
5'lirere H igth lg I'hrichsX'il1e
lliuh 2' Lincoln High 33 Library
st ll l fills lhoxusl 2
lVI:lrjol'ie June Jones
Commercial
"l.'n1 just wild about Harry."
Booster 23 Caclucean 43 Commer-
cial 3, 43 Freshman-Sophomore
Girl Reserves 1, 23 Junior-Senior
Girl Reserves 3, -13 Spanish 3, 41
Monitor Il, 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2.
Da-spins: Kurditzsls
Technical
"A clarinet player."
Boosts-r lj Spanish 2.
Ralph Reed Knyler
Classical
"A regular guy."
Booster 3, 43 l-li-Y 43 Junior Red
Cross Council 4, President 43 Red
and Blue Staff 33 Quill and Scroll
42 Motto l'UI'ill'Ylili.66?Q Monitor 3,
4: Senior Play Cast.
lloherin Elaine Iiing
General
"A good friend."
Carluvcan 4: Ile-hate 43 F.oI'LllTl 45
l+'reshman-Sophirmore Girl Re-
s.rx'es 23 .lunior-Senior Girl He-
serves 3, 43 Monitor 43 Band 1,
2: Invitation and Name Card
Committee.
Dolores Lensnre
Commercial
"T.i1'e's too short for worry."
liooster 1, 23 Future lletailers of
Ohio 43 Girls' Chorus 1.
Jenn Ann Linder
Commercial
"She does what she sets out to
do.,
Annual Staff 43 Booster 3, 43
Commercial 3, 4, Treasurer 3,
Secretary 43 Freshman-Sophm
more Girl Reserves 1, 23 Library
Staff 43 National Honor Society
3, 43 Monitor 2, 3, 4, Captain 3.
Sara lfllizaln-th Jones
Commercial
"Hines with Betty."
lflxc-t-lsior Girl lleserves 1, 2, 3, 4,
President 33 Girls' Athletic Club
l: Fall Varieties 2, 3, 43 Monitor
2, 43 Senior Chapel Committee.
Frank Kuczlrnlv
'Pet-hnical I
Czar of A. H. S."
French 2, 33 Library Staff 43 Tri-
Arts 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3:
Boys' State 33 Co-chairman Prom
Committee: Golf '43, '44, '45, '46,
Captain '44, '453 Monitor 2, 3, 4.
i.
.lay Hoover Karlen
Classical
"Short and sweet."
Hi-Y 43 Meridian l, 2, 3, 43 Mon-
itor 3, 4.
Robert Frederic King
Classical
"Our friend, the brain."
Debate 43 Hi-Y 43 Science Club
2- 3, 4, President 43 Senior Ban-
11116111 Monitor 43 Jr. Police 23
Scholarship Te-am 2, 3, 45 Senigr
Scholarship Team3 National
Honor Society 43 Senior Play
Cast.
lflllwnrd Dale Krnllling
Classical
"He wields the gavelf'
Hi-Y 3, 43 Spanish 2, Vice Presi-
dent 2: Student Council 23 Var-
Slfy A 3, 4, Vice President 33
Class President 1, 2, 3, 43 Fresh-
man Football '423 Varsity '43, '44,
'45: Track '453 Monitor 3, 43
Scholarship Team 3, 43 Senior
Scholarship Team: Chapel Com-
mittee 3: Senior Play Cast.
Leona L. Legros
Commercial
"Oh, Frankie!"
Booster 3, 43 Commercial 2, 3, 43
Freshman-Sophomore Girl Re-
serves l, 23 Junior-Senior Girl
lteserves 3, 43 Prom Committee:
liar-calaureate Committee: Moni-
tor 3, 4.
Ernest Robert Linslnaier
General
l "All set for big league baseball."
U. S. Marino Corps, 37 months.
81
Zoniu Lorraine Ludwig
General
"She cuts a fancy figure on
skates."
Wooster 3, 4: Caducean 3, 4:
Freshman-Sophomore Girl Re-
serves 1, 2: Junior-Senior Girl
lleserves 3: Junior Red Cross
Council 3: Baccalaureate Com-
mittee: Monitor 1, 2, 3: Girls'
Chorus 1, 2, 3.
Jack Lozier Madison
Classical
"Small but mighty."
Blue Domino 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4, Sec-
retary 4: Prom Committee: lling
and l'in Uommitteel Cap and
Gown Committee: Monitor 4, As-
sociate Captain 4: Band 2, 3, 4:
Orchestra 2: Senior Play Cast.
John Mundial
Technical I.
"Quiet and dependable."
French 2, 3, 4: Monitor 4,
Mmlxllyn Jenn Murslmll
General
'Quite it gal is this cheerlead-
er."
South Side, XVeequahic, N. J., 1,
2: Annual Staff 4: Booster 4:
Girls' Athletic Club 3, 4, Presi-
dent 4g Cheerleader '45-'46: Moni-
tor 4.
Murylyn Jenn McCnw
Classical
"Musically minded."
Annual Staff 4: State Street Girl
Reserves lg Junior-Senior Girl
Reserves 4: Chairman B'ac0a-
laureate Committee: lied and
Blue Staff 4: Monitor 3, 4: Or-
chestra 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Cast.
Ruth Lenore McElroy
Home Economics
"Oh, those beautiful eyes."
Booster 3: Forum 4: Caducean
4: State Street Girl Reserves 1:
Freshman-Sophomore Girl Re-
serves 2: .lunior-Senior Girl lie-
serves 3, 4, Secretary 3: Home
Ee 3: Prom Committee: Monitor
3, 4,
Jean Marie McKenna
Commercial
"Easy to like."
Blue Domino 3, 4: Booster 3:
Commercal 3: State Street Girl
Reserves 1: Fall Varieties 4:
Monitor 3.
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xwrlllldll June Lyons
General
"She has a sparkling' personality
and dancing feet."
Blue Domino 2, 3, 4: Freshman-
Sophomore Girl Reserves 1, 2,
Treasurer 2: Class Secretary 2:
Colors Committee: Fall Varieties
2, 3, 4: Majoretrte 3, 4: Bond
Queen Court.
Yir,-:iniu Nllll' Nlnldoven
Commercial
"She czxn't begin to count her
friends."
Uonimercial 2, 3, -1, President 4:
Stale Street Girl Reserves l:
Scholarship Team 2: National
Honor Soeiety 4.
Dominic Rlsurzizzn
Industrial
"He's ai smooth dancer."
Freshman Football '-13.
Barbara Jenn McCallum
Classical
'tVivacious lady."
Uaducean 4: Commercial 2: State
Street Girl Reserves 1: Fresh-
man-Sophomore Girl Reserves 2:
Girls' Athletic Club 4: Senior
Banquet: Fall Varieties 3, 4:
Monitor 4.
Mary Irene Mm-Donald
General
"A smile plus good looks."
Freshman-Sophomore Girl Re-
serves l: Monitor 2, 3, 4: Oper-
etta 3: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Girls'
Chorus 1, 2: Library Staff 4.
Rosalyn Mcfiirr Morrison
Commercial
"Newly wed,"
Monitor 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1.
Howard William McLaughlin
Industrial
"He's a formula for success."
Booster 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Varsity
A 3, 4g Manager of Reserve B'
'44: Manager of Varsity Foot-
ball and Basketball '44-'45.
llllodn June Mclionn
Classical
"I have :i ternporature, Nurse!"
Illum- Domino 13 Roostc-1' 2, 3:
4'arlur'ean -l: Forum 4: Fresh-
nmxi-Soplioiiwiw Girl llese-rvc-s 2,
.luniur-Senior Girl lit-serves 3, 4:
State Street Girl lu-sviwe-s ll
Junior lied Cross l'ouuc'il 3,
President 3: liilrrary Staff 41
'Fri-Arts 4: Senior Chaps-l Com-
mittee: Monitor 2, 4: Girls'
Chorus 23 Sl-nior Play Cast.
Aufrl-'ln 'Pllnnizls Wlivkl-tti lndustrial Q1
"Our red-headed pal." V
llnsvlizill '46, Mixed whim-us 'f C lj
I, 23 Boys' Chorus I, '
Harold Eugene llilh-r
lndustrial
"The mischief in those L-yes."
Iiooster 4: Meridian l, 23 Moni-
tor 3, 4.
Robert XVnlluce Mitchell
lndustrial
"Hr-'s flying' high."
Beaver Falls Junior lligzh 1.
Jack Orlxln Nlontngum-
Classical
"Fun in more ways than one."
Freshman limskethall '42, Fresh-
main Tennis '42, Monitor 4.
Dorothy llslwn Morris
Classical
"A flaxen-haired lass."
Freshman-Sophomore Girl Tie-
.
sorx'1-s lg Spanish 43 Band l, 2, 3
4.
Helen Corolla Murray
Commercial
"Sz1lem's loss is our gain."
Salem High School 15 Booster 35
Commercial 2, 3, 4, Secretary 43
Forum 4, Freshman-Sophomore
Girl Reserves 23 Junior-Senior
Girl Reserves 3, 4, Monitor 4,
Uperetta 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 35
Girls' Chorus 1, 2,
Wy:
'Q' ' -5- -f:Q2Q2,ffiI 'A"' Mary lfllizzlln-ill llvssclllleilner
,R A General
Ur- 5, 'A red head with musival feet.'
llll X llllllvs 1 ' 4 rl
5.
. f 1 . ,...,.,
,.',-. f .
43 Moi
' tor 3, 41 Majorette 9, 3, 4.
X is
'YJ
1
i
X l
is '
Ei' .W if gag
Q Q., .ff A
W3 W .
, 3 it
4
4
v
r
Voc-ational
Classical
"Quiet and shy.'
R ohm-ri Edward Miclmlk
u
.Iuanitn Glondolene Miller
Home Economics
"Our future poetessf'
Excelsior Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4
Girls' Athletic Club 3, Monitor
4, Girls' Chorus l.
Annu Marie Mundi
"Her hair is to be envied."
Booster 3: State Street Girl Re-
serves lg Freshman-Sophomore
Girl Reserves 2, Junior-Senior
Girl Reserves 33 Junior Red
Cross Council 2, Library Staff 45
Quill and Scroll 4, Recording'
Secretary, 4: Monitor 3, Operet-
ta 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 2, Red and
Blue Circulation Manager 43
Motto anrl Color Committee 4.
James DIOPSICCO
General
"Always a prize remark."
Berlin Center 2, Monitor 4.
I':ltri'eiu Jenn Mnsely
Classical
MA Voice that will ,ego places."
Annual Staff 4, Fine Arts 2, 3,
43 State Street Girl Reserves 13
Freshman-Sophomore Girl Re-
serves 2: Junior-Senior Girl Re-
serves 3, 43 Motto and Color
Committee 41 Tri-Arts 3, 4g
Prom Committeeg Gift Commit-
tee, Fall Varieties 3, 45 Operet-
ta 3, 4, Double Trio 3, 4, Mixed
Chorus 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 2:
Scholarship Team 2, 43 National
Honor Society 4.
1Villi:nn Harold Myers
Industrial
"Blow that horn."
Gift Committeeg Monitor 43 Band
1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra. 4.
83
Clyde lIlllllllll'l'f
General
"H9'S gflillg' to he a busii
man."
MISS
E. T. O. 3 years.
llernzldine Marie Oliver
General
"A petite lass."
Lawrence High School 1.
Melvin Frank Oyster
Technic-al ll
"Brains, good sense, and :good
nature always join."
Hi-Y 4, Meridian 1, 2, 3, 4, il'1-MLS-
urer 2, Vice President 4: Monitor
3, 4, Scholarship Team 3, 45 gen-
ior Scholarship Team,
Esther Louise Pnmlin
Commercial
"To be an efficient secretary is
her ambition."
Annual Staff. 45 Commercial 2, 3,
4, N109 President 45 Statg Stpegt
Gir1NReserves 1: National Honor
bffclefy 3, 4: Monitor 3.
Bernard Elroy Pei-oz
Classical
"Are books his only interest?"
FOYUUI 33 Hi-Y 3, 4, Senior Ban-
quet! Monitor 35 Uperetta. 3,
Mixed Chorus 2, 3,
Pnuliene Ann Pistillo
Classical
i'She'll make a pretty nurse."
Caducean 4, Freshman-Sopho-
more Girl Reserves 2, State
Street Girl Reserves 1, Monitor
4.
Lois Lavere Pickard
Commercial
"Music and dancing' are her
hobbies."
Booster 1, 2, Vice President 25
Freshman-Sophomore Girl Ile-
serves 1, 2, Junior-Senior Girl
Reserves 35 Future Retailers 4,
Girls' Athletic Club 1, 2, Junior
lied Cross Council 23 Spanish 1,
2, 3, President 3, Monitor 3, 4,
Operetta 3: Mixed Chorus 3,
Girls' Chorus 1, 2.
84
W-J
IW'
Paul lnlvvrllc- Na-whonse
lnllustrial
"H e'll get along."
Meridian 1, 2, 32, 4, 'l'rt-asurt-r 3,
Secretary -1: Monitor 3, 4, Asso-
t-late lillllillll 1.
lllvzilyn .lm-nn Oyster
General
"She has artistiu hands."
Booster 3, State Street Girl Ile-
serres 15 Freshinan-Sophomore
Girl Reserves 2: .lunior-Senior
Girl llvstlrres 3, Monitor 2. 3:
Unelw-tta IS, 4, Mixt-il Chorus 2.
3, 4, Girls' Chorus l, St-nior l'lay
Fast.
Wlzlhel Ann Paletti
t'on1rnerrial
"Shes a brunette- bundle of
avtivityf'
Booster Il: Junior-St-nior Girl
lieserves 31 State Straw-t Girl ile-
serves 1, Future Retailers of
Ohio 4: Fall Varieties '45, Moni-
tor Il: Quec-n's Court 33.
Ray Y. l,l'l1lllllIl
Industrial
"lim-i'g'0tic' is his middle name."
Rooster 3, t'hee-rleatler 4, Fall
Varieties '-15: Monitor 2.
Yinlu-nt tl'iHllIll'll0
General
"John l-losliak's double."
Servicfe in l'. S. and China 3
years.
Ray Ernest l'lu-ci
industrial
"He pushes a mellow ZlL'C4ll'dl0ll,n
Fine Arts, 3, 43 lli-Y 3, 4, Var-
sity A 3, 4, Freshman I+'ooI.ball
'42, lie-servo Football '43, Var-
sity Football '44, '45, 'l'1'acli '4o1
Monitor 3, Captain.
Leonard XYilIiam Pntland
Classical
"He shines on the track."
Hi-Y 4, Varsity A 4, .Senior Han-
quet Committee, Freshman Foot-
ball '42, lieserve Football '44,
'45, Track '45, Monitor 2, 3, 4,
Assistant Captain 3, 4, Basket-
ball, Freshman '42, '43, lleserve
'44, '45
Mary Jane Quay
Scientific
"Always present with a smile."
Caducean 33 Junior-Senior wGl1'l
Reserves 33 Junior lied Cross
Council l, 3: Science Club 3?
Girls' Chorus 1.
Floyd L1-Roy Randolph
Classical
"He plays the harmonica."
Spanish 1.
George Lelvis Reed
Industrial
"Hoxx's the weather ull U161'97"
Freshman Football '-122 F1'0Sh'
man Basketball '43: lleserve
Basketball '44C Vafslty Haskel-
bull '45, Monitor 2, 33 Name
Cards and invitations Commit-
tee.
Elizabeth Anne RUIISIS
Scientific
..A Swell person to know."
Girls' Athletic Club 2. 3: Girls'
Chorus 1, 2, 3-
Ralpll N. lkulf
Industrial
"lIe'll soon be flying higrh ill the
Marines."
Freshman Football '43.
Robert Taylor Rllfll
Classical
"Nice Illlllf-IS come ill small
packages."
Forum 3, 4, Secretary 43 1"1'9HCh
2 3, 4, Hi-Y 4g Cap and'Gown
Committee: Golf '453 MUHIUW 2,
3, 4, Captain 4.
Bruce Scott
Industrial
"His laugh is contagious."
Library Staff 4.
Richard Lewis Ralston
Classical
"Nelson Eddy's new competi-
tion."
Sebring 1, 2, 35 Library Staff 45
Spanish 2, 35 Prom Committee:
Monitor 4, Assistant Captain 4:
Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Band
1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Play: Junior
Dramatic Clubg Operetta 45
Color and Motto Committee,
Chairman 4.
Frank A. Roda
General
"He's partial to blondes."
National Honor Society 3, 45
Monitor Captain 3, 4.
Alma Anne Robbins
Commercial
"This little gal could sell any-
thing."
Quill and Scroll 35 Red' and Blue
Staff 33 Spanish 23 Future Re-
tailers of Ohio 4.
Alonzo Eugene Bull
Industrial
"Lots of fun."
Harry Edward Ruggles
Industrial
"Along came 'Jones'."
Monitor 4.
Gerald Leo Schneider
Technical
"Gods gift to one woman."
Blue Domino 3, 4, Vice President
3, President 43 Prom Committeeg
Senior Banquet Chairman: Fresh-
man Football '42, Varsity Foot-
ball '44g Fall Varieties '45g Mon-
itor 43 Tri-Arts 45 Reggie 43
Chapel Committee 45 Senior Play
Cast.
Xvanda Marie Scranton
Classical
"slle'll certainly liven up a.
laboratory."
Booster 1, 25 Caducean 3, 4, Vice
President 4: Debate 45 Forum 45
Freshman-Sophomore Girl Re-
serves 1, 29 Junior-Senior Girl
.llcserves 33 Spanish 3, 4: Moni-
tor 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3.
85
Kathleen Ann Sebrell
Classical
"A born leader with personality
plus."
Annual Staff 4: Blue Domino 3,
4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4:
Freshman-Sophomore Girl lie-
serves 1, 2, President 2: Junior-
Senior Girl Reserves 3, 4, 'Presi-
dent 4: Tri-Arts 3, 4: National
Honor Society 3, 4: Class Vice
President 1, 3: Class Secretary
2: Ring and Pin Committee,
Chairman: Fall 'Varieties '42,
'43, '44, '45: Monitor 2, 3, 4, As-
sistant Captain 3, Captain 4:
Football Queen l, Band l, 2: Na-
tional Thespian 4: Scholarship
Team 3: Senior Play Cast.
Marilyn Sefert
Classical
"A pretty, brown-eyed kitten."
Booster 3: Freshman-Sophomore
Girl Reserves 2: Junior-Senior
Girl Reserves 3, 4: State Street
Girl Reserves 1: Junior Red
Cross Council 3: Ring and Pin
Committee: Cap and Gown Com-
mittee: Monitor 4: Girls' Chorus
2, 3, 4.
June Angela Slick-ly
Commercial
"She has a wanderlustfy
Commercial 4: Fresliman-Sophie
more Girl Reserves 1.
Shirley Sllively
Classical
"Public energy No. l."
Booster 3, 4: l+'reshman-Soplio-
more Girl lleserves 2, Vice Presi-
dent 2: Junior-Senior Girl.Re-
serves 3, 4: Student Council 4:
Science Club 4: Senior Banquet:
Uperetta 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3,
4: Girls' Chorus 2: State Street
Girl Reserves 1.
Elizxllu-ill Sickles
Home Economies
"From Miss to Mrs."
Monitor 3: Girls' Chorus 1.
liurlmrn Jenn Sivey
Classical
"Her eyes are dreamy."
Annual Staff 4: Booster 2, 3:
Forum 4: French 4: Monitor 4:
Freshman-Sophomore Girl lle-
serves 1, 2: .Junior-Senior Girl
Reserves 3, 4: Science Club 4:
Scholarship Team 2, 3, 4: Quill
and Scroll 3, 43 Red and Blue
Staff 3, 4: Library Staff 4.
Ilnrlmrn Dawn Stanley
Commercial
"XVhere does she get her gum?"
Freshman-Sophomore Girl Re-
serves 1, 2: Junior-Senior Girl
Reserves 3: Future Retailers of
Ohio 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3.
86
Martha Adams Secrcst
Classical
"lt's nice to be natural when
yon'rc naturally nice."
Youngstown llayen l, 2: Annual
Staff 1, Fo-editor: Forum 3, 4,
President 4: French 4: Junior-
Senior Girl llcserves 3, 4: Junior
lied Cross Council 3: National
Thespian 2, 3, 4, Secretary Il, 4:
Senior Banquet: Monitor 4: Ger-
man Club I. 2: Latin Club I, 2:
Dramatic Club l, 2: Scholarship
Team 3. 4: Senior Scholarship
Team: National Honor Society
4: Senior Play Cast.
Evelyn Shea
General
"She-'s pzqoing' to be the boss's
secretary."
l3'oos1.t-r I, 2: Caducean 4: Fresh-
man-Sophornore Girl lleservcs l,
2: .Innior-Senior Girl Reserves
3: .lnnior lied Cross Council 2:
Monitor 3, 4, Assistant Captain 4.
lflilm-on Sllillll
Classical
"Sl1b"S loin! to be a doctor."
i'2lfil!'Q'C2lll 4: Hand 2, 3, 41 Forum
4: Freslxnian-Sophomore Girl lie-
serves l.
lfllwood Shustcr
Classical
"Ile likes to hunt. XVl1at'?"
Hi-Y 4: Meridian 2, 3, 4: Moni-
tor 2, 3.
Surah Simpson
Commercial
"Take a letter, please."
Ifjoosti-r 1, 2: Commercial 3: Fu-
ture lletailors of Ohio 4: Moni-
tor 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 4: Op-
eretta 4: Girls' Chorus 1.
Albert llolxuul Snellgrovc
General
"Ho Hoes 'lloland' along his
merry way."
Spanish 4: Band 3, 4: Cap and
flown Committee: Plainville
High, Cincinnati, Ohio 1, 2, 3.
.loyann Stevenson
Commercial
"Her dimples set off her per-
sonalityf'
Annual Staff 4: Booster 1: Blue
Domino 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Fine
Arts lg Forum 4: Freshman-
Sophomore Girl Reserves 1, 2:
.lunior-Senior Girl Reserves 3.
L, Vice President 3: Red' and
lllue Typist 4: Prom Committee:
Senior ljanquet: Fall Varieties
'44, '45: Monitor 3, 4: Scholar-
ship Tcam 2: Invitations and
Name Card Committee: National
Honor Society 4.
r
l'XllIl En rl Si i llwcll
Technical
'llc'll make a good mechanic."
Varsity Football '43, '44, '453
l'l'ZlC'li '453 Monitor 2, 43 Stage
Crew 3, 4.
Aurel fRillllll, Stoiu
Industrial
"XVhat a man!"
Varsity Football '44, ,453 Track
'443 Monitor 3.
ll anger Lee Stoudt
Vocational
"Iles the strong, silent type."
Norman Henry Sudeck
Industrial
"lie has an 'Industrial' turn of
mind."
Iiliznlwtll Mario Taylor
General
"Hound and round pro her skate
wheels."
lilxcelsior Girl Reserves 2, 33
Girls' Chorus l, 2.
lk-lon-s llzuinull Tullis
General
"lim Percent sincere and
friendly."
ll oy WI alison Y il mlegrift
Class i cal
"Smut-oiie introduce nit-I'
U. S. Marine Corps 3 years.
iw-
ldclwarll Sliver, Jr.
Industrial
"Navy bound."
Varsity A 3, 4, Secretary 3, 43
Prom Committee: Varsity Foot-
ball '43, '443 Freshman Football
'423 Track '44.
Shelley Clyde Stone
Classical
"Calling Dr. Stone."
Annual Staff 43 Quill and Scroll
4, President 43 Red' and Blue
Staff 3, 43 Tri-Arts 3, 4, Vice
President 43 Class Treasurer 3,
43 Freshman Basketball ,421 Fall
Varieties '453 Monitor 33 Senior
Play Cast.
Xxrilliillll Grxultluun Stower
Technical
"He writes jokes OJ."
Freshman Basketball '43Q Moni-
tor 4: Reggie 43 Tri-Arts 4.
Josephine W:lllll:1 Swiner
Commercial
"She writes musical poetry."
Commercial 4: Freshman-Sopho-
more Girl Reserves 23 Girls' Ath-
letic Club 23 Spanish 2, 33 Oper-
etta 33 Mixed Chorus 33 Girls'
Chorus l, 23 Scholarship Team
2, 33 National Honor Society 4.
Ii:-rmit Leroy Thonms
College l'1'eparatory
"A true friend."
Hi-Y 4: Meridian 2, 3, 43 Span-
ish l, 2, 3, 43 Forum 43 Monitor
3: Junior Police, Assistant Chief.
XVard Milton Tuttle
Technical
"ls it Bud or lVard?"
Tri-Arts 3, 43 Varsity A 3, 43
Prom Committee3 Freshman
Football '423 Varsity Football
'433 Freshman Basketball '433
lteserve Basketball '443 Varsity
Basketball '45, '463 Varsity Hase-
ball '443 Fall Varieties '44, Band
2.
HI zu-ilyn Ann Vogt
Classical
ttShe 'gets around'."
Forum 43 Freshman-Sophomore
Girl Reserves 23 Junior-Senior
Girl Reserves 3, 43 State Street
Girl lieserve 13 Red and Blue
Staff 43 Spanish 3, 4, Secre-
tary-Treasurer 4, Vice President
43 Invitation and Name Card
Committeeg Monitor 3, 4.
87
John Waurrell WVngner
Commercial
"A radio bug."
Forum 45 Hi-Y 45 Tri-Arts 4.
Dorothy Isabelle VVeurstler
General
"Nurse, take my pulse or just
hold my hand."
Booster 35 Freshman-Sophomore
Girl Reserves 1, 23 Junior-Senior
Girl Reserves 3, 45 Forum 42
Caducean 45 Operetta 15 Girls'
Chorus 1, 2.
Helen Eilene Wlliie
Home Economics
"She'll get along."
Wvillinni NVild
Scientific
"Sorry girls, he's 'boolt'ed."
Fine Arts 4, Vice President 4:
Hi-Y 45 Prom Committee5 Moni-
tor 4, Captain 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 43
Orchestra 2, 3, 43 NHUUUH1 H'-'fn'
or Society 4, President 45 Senior
Scholarship Team.
Ross Merlin Willis
General
"He calls that a car."
Hi-Y 3, 4, President 45 Meridian
3, 45 Ring' and Pin Committee!
Senior Chapel Committee chair-
n1an5 Fall Varieties '44, '455 Mon-
itor 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 4, Vice
President 45 Operetta 45 Prom
Committee 35 Senior Play Cast.
Maury Helen Wiliam
Home Economics
"School teachers become pret-
tier every year."
Monitor 3, 45 Library Staff 4.
Donald Wylulll
General
"Here, there, everywhere."
Youngstown Scienceville 15 Sen-
ior Chapel Committee: Reserve
Football '41, '42, '43s Monitor
1, 2, 35 Band 1.
88
llnrlmrzl XYulton
Commercial
"Shell liven up any department
store."
French 2, 3, Treasurer 35 Fresh-
man-Sophomore Girl Reserves 25
Junior-Senior Girl Reserves 3:
State Street Girl Reserves 15 Fu-
ture Retailers of Ohio 45 Oper-
etta 33 Mixed Chorus 35 Girls'
Chorus 1, 2,
Doris Hairy VY1-luster
Commercial
"Any relation to Noah?"
Booster 3: Commercial 45 Fresh-
man- Sophomore Girl Reserves 1:
.lunior-Senior Girl Reserves 45
Operetta 15 Mixed Chorus 15
Girls' Chorus 15 Majorette 1, 2,
3, 4: Monitor 4.
Virginia VVideroe
Classical
"She tickles the ivories."
Annual Staff 45 Fine Arts 3, 45
Freshman-Sophomore Girl lie-
serves 25 Junior-Senior Girl Re-
serves 3, -15 State Street Girl lie-
serves 15 Quill and Scroll 3, 45
Treasurer 4, Vice President 45
lied and Hlue Staff 3, 4, Co-editor
45 Spanish 4, Treasurer 45 Girls'
Chorus 1, 2.
Robert Lewis YVUIHIIIIS
Classical
"1le's a dancing, architectural
draftsmanf'
Annual Staff 45 Caducean 45 Hi-
Y 25, 4, Secretary 45 Monitor 4,
Captain 4.
Ilnrlmrsl Jenn Wilson
Classical
"A, H. high stepping major-
ette."
Booster 25 Fine Arts 45 Fresh-
man-Sophomore Girl Reserves 21
State Street Girl Reserves 15
Junior lied Cross Council 15 Li-
brary Staff 45 lied and' Blue Staff
45 Spanish 3, 45 Senior Chapel
Committeeg Golf '435 Fall Va-
rieties '44, '455 Monitor 3, 45
Majorette 2, 3, Head Majorette
45 Annual Staff 45 Forum 4.
Joyce Ann WVymer
Classical
"M iss Alliance High."
Annual Staff 45 Freshman-
Sophomore Girl Reserves 25 State
Street Girl Reserves 15 Vice
President 15 Spanish 35 Tri-Arts
3, 4: Science Club 45 Prom Com--
mittee5 Fall Varieties '43, '44,
'455 Monitor 25 Queen's Court 2,
3: Queen 45 Girls' Chorus 15
Bond Court 2.
Betty Louise Young
Commercial
"The quiet and friendly type."
Booster 15 Freshman-Sophomore
Girl Reserves 25 Girls' Athletic
Club 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 4.
ll ivllurd G vrnld Zoss
Industrial
'lntwrestecl in aviation,"
Varsity Baseball '44, '-15.
1'll2ll'll'N lk-rlin
General
Floyd Iliuos
General
xxilliillll lloyd
General
Paul lillllllllfl
fgt'1lL!l'Zll
Marilyn Honaker
Irene Freshley ....
Joanne Donaldson ..
Edward Honsberger
ljarbara Sivey .....,..
Evelyn Jacobs ....
Esther Pandin ....
Robert King ,...,.,,.
Virginia Maldoven ..,.
.lean Linder . ...,,.,,. .
Frank Reda ....,,,.
Josephine Swiner
.loyann Stevenson ..
Mary Louise Albert
23
ffurl ll. lla-liioll
General
Jsuuos Faulkner
General
Olalrim-In Fojt
General
l'1nrL-nee Ifrzanlcis Jn-lfrios
General
"lle's zi proud father."
Freshman Foot,lmll '-103 Fresh
man liasketball '-103 IT. S. lllilll
J
Corps l94L-1945,
llnlu-rt Hwynm
1iL'llCl'2ll
John Iiuwoll Russell. Jr.
General
Robert VV1-iuilu t
Ge n u ral
Tllclmu York
Classical
"A dark-eyed lass."
Navarre High 1: Canton Mrk
ley 2: Home Er' ll Latin 11 Bo
ter 21 Draniativs 25 Get, Acquai
CLASS OF JUNE, 1946 HONOR ROLL
Q7 Sernestersj
96.41
95.75
95.3
95.16
94.90
94.857
94.857
94.46
94.35
94.28
93.59
92.93
92.82
92.74
Jean Buchman .....
Joan Fry ..................
Norma Galehouse ....
Martha Secrest
William Wild .....
Lois Bankard .......
Marylyn MCCaW ....
Patricia Mosely
Wanda Heestand ....
Jean Cross .........
Leona Legros .......
Marilyn Anderson ....
Joan Accettola .,...
Helen Jean Florea ....
Melvin Oyster .....
89
ed Club 2.
92.41
92.37
92.06
91.87
91.74
91.64
91.64
91.50
91.36
91.1
91.0
90.57
90.32
90.1
90.0
CLASS WILL
We, the June Class of 1946, being of
sound f?J minds, do will and bequeath the
following possessions to our lesser con-
temporaries:
I, Ed Krahling, leave my ability on the
gridiron to next year's champion runner.
I, Kate Sebrell, do will and bequeath
my verb collection to Webster.
We, Al Doringo, Madalyn Marshall and
Ray Pelanda, leave our strong lungs to all
loyal AHS fans.
I, Jerry Schneider, do will my singing
to be equally divided among Haynes, Sin-
atra and Crosby.
I, Joyce Wymer, leave my "luscious love-
liness" to all future AHS queens.
I, Ross Willis, bequeath my Essex to
anyone who can start, stop or otherwise
control her.
I, Bob Williams, leave my friendly per-
sonality to Bob Schweikart.
We, Greta Clapsaddle and Rhoda Mc-
Lean, leave our locker to Fibber McGhee
and Molly in the fond hope that they can
do something for it. We can't!!
I, Bernard Peroz, leave all the pencils I
have lost, borrowed or otherwise battered
up to Pete, the janitor, and his lost and
found department.
I, Barbara McCallum, leave my hour
glass figure to Guipetto, the watchmaker.
I, Ed Honsberger, leave my ability to
win friends and influence people to Mr.
Milquetoast.
I, Marilyn Sefert, leave my "so-nice-to-
be-around-ness" to Shirley Cracknell.
I, Melvin Oyster, leave my quiet depend-
ability as a stabilizer for all future classes.
I, Barbara Wilson, leave my share of the
Wilson-Balduzzi Spanish dance team to
anyone combining the seductiveness of
Carmen Miranda and the bounce of Betty
Hutton.
I, Doris Webster, leave my high-step-
ping Majorette's boots and high-swinging
baton to serve as a guide for all future
Majorettes.
I, Eric Duro, leave my Pop to the band.
I, Melba Duchon, leave a slightly used
barrel of fun to cheer all new freshies.
We, Jack Madison and Jay Karlen, leave
our height to "Whit'i with the fond hope
that he will reciprocate.
I, Mary McDonald, leave my friendly
chuckle to Jane Zeigler.
I, Joyann Stevenson, leave my dimples
to Cupid.
We, Kenny Feiock and Eugene Dixson,
leave our flaming torches as a stoplight
for the Arch-Broadway intersection.
I, Mary Messenheimer, leave my twink-
ling toes to Vera-Ellen.
I, Ray Imler, leave my baseball ability
to Hank Greenberg.
I, Evelyn Oyster, leave my finger nails
to Betty Lou Thal.
I, Bob Allcorn, leave my jokes C75 fthey
match the name All-cornb to John Tate.
I, Ruth McElroy, leave my sunny dis-
position to brighten the girls' locker room.
Qlt really needs itj.
I, Bill Wild, leave my trumpet tootlings
to Betty Grable as a reminder that there
are others besides Harry James.
I, Wanda Heestand, leave my bubbling
laughter to Ilene Sella.
I, Bruce Scott, leave my friendly person-
ality to Lonny Ruff.
I, Jo Donaldson, leave my intellectual
ability to Marilyn Morgan.
I, Erma Albright, leave my statuesque
height to the Statue of Liberty. Iill throw
my hair in, too, as a beacon.
I, Don Wylam, leave my dancing finesse
to Arthur Murray.
I, Jean Buchman, leave my friendly
charm to Laurie Phillips.
I, Gray Ellis, leave a pair of good eyes,
highly developed in spotting feminine pul-
chritude to any near-sighted wolf.
I, Jean Biery, leave my husky voice to
Lauren Bacall.
I, Ernie Linsmaier, leave my affinity for
trouble to any nearby Gremlin.
I, Ann Heacock, leave my sparkling eyes
to my everlovin' cousin Darlene Heacock.
I, Donna Freshley, leave my peach and
cream coloring to Joan Davis.
I, Dick Ralston, leave my vigorous tenor
voice to Jim Hewitt and Jim Dorman
CHonest! it'll take two of 'em to do itll
I, Jean McKenna, leave my sense of hu-
mor to Ramona Benning.
I, Marylyn McCaw, leave my Scotch
heritage to "Bobby" Burns.
I, Mabel Paletti, leave my delicate pe-
titeness to Wanda Moyer.
I, Mary Berea, leave my Latin spiciness
to Joanne Albright.
I, Bill Myers, leave my clarinet to Benny
Goodman.
I, Mary Griffith, leave my "nose for
news" to Brenda Starr, star reporter.
I, Dave Collens, leave my light brown
curly locks to Guy Madison.
I, Josephine Swiner, leave my size to a
woodland elf.
I, Barbara Sivey, leave my "Farley-vous
francais" to all G. Ils. in Paris.
I, Marilyn Anderson, leave my illustra-
tions to all good magazines.
I, Virginia Wideroe, leave my "weight
worries" to be settled by Kate Smith and
any available skeleton.
I, Shelley Stone, leave my Red and Blue
sport page deadlines to anyone who can
catch them.
I, Evelyn Jacobs, leave my secretarial
struggles to the next class martyr.
I, Albert Snellgrove, leave my hearty
chuckle to Santa Claus.
I, Pat Mosely, leave my high C ability
to Joan Landkrohn.
We, Jack Bowman, and Floyd Gale,
leave a swell basketball tradition to next
year's varsity.
I, Nancy Ball, leave my blonde demure-
ness to my cousin Barbara Ball.
I, Frank Kacarab, leave my pro-Russian
support to that other well known Russian
. . . "The Mad Russian."
I, Martha Secrest, leave my sparkling
vim, vigor and vitality to Harriet Grabiel.
I, Marilyn Honaker, leave my I. Q. to
the Quiz Kids.
We, Jean Cross, Shirley Baum Cbombl
and Mark Common leave the assurance
that we don't fit our names.
I, Norma Galehouse, leave my smooth,
calm appearance to all Power's Models.
I, Bob King, leave my scientific leanings
to Einstein.
I, Betty Jones, leave my "Royal Blue
Blues" to be remembered by all future Fall
Varieties audiences.
I, Bill Abrams, leave my G. I. Butch cut
to my neighborhood Fuller Brush man.
We, Martha Gray Barker and Joan Fry,
leave our wedding rings as a beacon of
hope in this manless world.
I, Ray Pucci, leave my football letter to
that little chum Dick Strait.
I, Joan Accettola, leave my friendly
good nature to Joan Borts.
I, Bob Ruth, leave my subtlety to An-
thony Eden.
I, Mary Fallo, leave my electrifying en-
ergy to the O. P. S.
I, Chuck Cornea, leave my never end-
ing wit to be remembered by all teachers.
I, Dorothy Allen, leave my love of creat-
ing poetry to Virginia Clark.
I, Mary Albert, leave my sweeping eye-
lashes to all poor housewives whose
brooms have worn out.
I, Dolores Clark, leave a splitting head-
ache to all future writers of class Wills
and Testaments.
We, as a class, leave our deepest grati-
tude to Mr. Ray Reighart, Miss Ruth
Dowler, Mrs. Clyde Stanley, and Miss
Mary Dilley. They are responsible for
making our class the "best ever," and our
Chronicle the finest to roll off the presses.
We also leave three lusty cheers and a
loud "well done" to all the boys from our
class who have entered the Armed Forces.
Signed,
The June '46ers.
Witnessed by:
Dolores Clark
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INDEX-CHRONICLE
Title Page Title Page
Administration and Office Forces 12, 29, 62, 63 Fall Varieties
Ads - -,'-'----,--', A .vwv----,---,---------,-,-f77V---------v4.---- 92-102 Pxictllrels ...... .,,.... 2 0-23
Band and Majorettes .,..,... ........ .,t,. .........,.. 1 8 X utemp """""""""' """"A'
v Football
Basketball Coaching Personnel ...,.. .................,..... . .17
Games .....,.....,...... 30, 31, 49, 50, 52. 63. 64 Gaiiies --------------------,,.,, --lbb 1 7, 19, 27, 28
Coaching Personnel, ....,,.. .,.,... ,..,..,....,, 1 7 , 69 Jnnioi- Banquet ---- ----.-----,-.,,-,,-,- --63
Squad ------------------------------------ -------'----------- 6 9 Queen and her Cou1't .. .... ........... .,.. . . 27
Blum Dom Plays Varsity Banquet ....--f.. --..-.- 2 9
HBOS, ivieets Fainiiyv H 62 Squad PiCtlll'e ....... , .... ....... 6 9
"Spring Scene" .....,... 27 Girls' Athletics ..,,....,........... . -.... 170
Bond Auction ,.,........ 30 Girl Reserve Formal Dance . .... ......- 7 2
Rooster Club Dance ,,,. 27 Girl Reserve Tea Dance ..,..... ....,.. 2 9
Cheer Leaders ...,,.... 19 Gus and Rosie .............. -....-- 2 8
Chronicle Staff .......,............. ...... 5 , 62 Hangar Opening .... -.... - -23
Christmas ..,,,,,,...,.,,.,.,......,,, ,, 31 Janitors .................. ------- 6 4
Class Party Picture i10AJ ,,,., 8 January Class
Class Pictures Baccalaureate ....... ...---- E fi
12B Class Picture ....,,,,,,,,i. .......,,.. 2 6 C01HmeHCe111eHt '-'- ------' ' " "" 53
11B-11A oiass Pictures ....,.. ....... 2 4, 25 H0E10f1 R011 -'-'--- -------- -- ------- 53,
Sophomore Class Picture ..... ................... 2 3 Offlffels and Patlouess '---' " '4'
Freshman Picture ....,...,... ............ - - .,..,... 22 Senior gzngglet ----' ------ - "-'-'- 2 3
, . , , enior a ......,....... . -......
'Class Room P1Ctlll9S ...,., ..... 6 5, 66, 67, 70 Senior Dance fHi-Y,
Clubs Senior Pictures .......... ....... 5 4-60
Blue D0111 ......... 42 Senior Play ,,.,,, ,.,,,.. 3 0
Booster ................ 41 Will ,--,,,.,. .',,,., ..,.... 6 1
Boys' Quartet ...... 32 June Class
Caducean ---"---'-' 38 Baccalaureate ......., .... . ...73
Commercial ""' 39 Commencement ........... ....... 7 3
Debate '---"--'- 43 Honor Roll ......,............. ....... 8 9
EFTQISIQT -----' 35 Officers and Patrons ....... - ,...... 74
F1138 AMS "" 44 Senior Banquet ....... .. ....... 73
Folum ------------------- " ----------------------- " ---------- Senior Chapel ...,.,.. .... . . ..... .72
French '-'-"""-'-'ee--- ' -----""------------'--'----------' 46 Senior Pictures ..... ....... 7 5-89
Freshman-Sophomore Girl Reserves ...,,.. 36 Senior Play -------V- 71
Future Retailers .,......,.................,.,..,...... 39 Will . U ------- 90,91
Girls' Athletic Club .....,,,.., ,.,.....,.,,..,, ,.,,.. 4 0 L , 51
Girls, Double Trio 32 eglon Wai se- anuary .... ..,.... .
Hi-Y Club ----,AA,.,.,-,,,, ----VA 3 4 Lunch .,...... ....,. ............., - - ..... t .. ...64
Home Economics ................ ..........,.,, 4 T Memoriam-Jim Flynn .... ..,.,.,..,.. ..,....... 1 0
J'Lll'110I' Police . ....,............. ...... , ...... 4 7, 71 N t' 1 H . ,- t Ch i ------ ---.--- 4 9-72
Junior-Senior Girl Reserves ,..,,,,,,,, 37 H Iona Onol some y ape
Library Staff ..,.,,,,,,,...,, ,....,, 4 8 Operetta """"""""""""' """"""' """" ' ' 68
ivlei-idian ---------,- 34 Orchestra Concert ........... .. . ..,... .29
Mixed Chorus .............. ,l...,,,,,, 3 3 "Orchids for Marie" ,... 8
Monitors -----'----------'-'---- -- ------- 48- 71 Prince of Peace Contest ,.,... ....... 2 7
National Honor Society ..,.. 45 P, I
National Thespians ..,. ,. 42 10 ngircus 9
Orchestra .....,.............. 33 d """""""""i"' "" 6
Quill and Scroll ..... 43 96 """" " """" """ '
, Pirate ...................,.,.,, ....... 1 1
Red Cross """"""""' 35 Prom de Paree 49
Red and Blue Staff """ 43 Prom 12nd
Science ...............,,..,..,. 45 ' """' """' ,
Spanish ------,----,'.---.- 46 Press Banquet-January ..,.,..,..,,...............,.... U52
Tri-Arts ,.... 44 ReggieeSee Page 60, last picture, left. and
Varsity A .... 40 Page 77, 4th picture, left
Club Sing ........,. -- .,.,....,,, 71 Spring Sports .......,.....,. . ........... ....... 7 0
Commencement ..... ,...... 5 1, 73 Stage Crew ....,,.. .. .... ,.,.... 3 0
Dedication ............ ..... ,,,,,, 6 T itle Page .,................. ...... 3
Faculty ..,. ,..... 1 3-16 Typical Teen-Agers ..... , 7
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