Canton South High School - Moderian Yearbook (Canton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1957 volume:

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'rin' S V7 -- - 7 I' -54' M' V. in fi- TW fr '1 'S' Y 4 Rf ' .,-+- .3f': , ' ' ' 'f5?ffaix'45' fif f , 'M kg, :Q-,.-3,3 new ' gf ia' ...v m .5 'L V5 . ' ?i 2 i3j.fm. r ' : 'q '4 5 ' isa? fb MQUL f' 4, .ff 71 1, Y N233 3 ,, ,ix , Lf- xv N . ,f:,f,,,gfr-i '- , ' . Q ,Q .. My Q N. - at f VA . S ty P Seated left to right, M Lapeg B. Beltzg F. Alleng P. Thompson, S. Sicka fooseg J. Tresselg T. Ha gan. Standing, Mr. Meese, Advisorg J. Braden, M McAllisterg D. Renfandg G. Beltzg L. Marzoccog Y. Millerg J. Sanford. 1956 Mmleum Staff An annual is a mirror of the year's Work. Our group has worked toward the goal of a larger and better book with a Variety of pictures, depicting Various phases of school life on the campus, on the athletic field, and in the class rooms. The staff hopes that this year's Moderian will always bring 'to mind pleasant mem- ories of your days at C. S. H. S. Co editors Pat Thompson and Francis Allen Terri Hagan and Jim Tressel find them- selves trapped by another photographer While helping take pictures. 26006500 With the halls echoing the name Mr. P1askett , one can assume that a classroom is either too hot or too cold or that a light bulb needs replaced. As the school engineer and keeper of the auditorium, Bill is one of the oldest employees in length of service. Students know him not only as custodian but as a walking textbook on history. His knowledge has come from the constant reading of books and from serving with the Navy during his earlier years. Bill is always a spectator at the Various high school functions and for years he has been Coach Ash's strong shoulder. On Sundays, he becomes a teacher of the Young Adult Class at the First Christian Church of North Industry. For his faithful service to the school and to the students of the community, the yearbook staff hereby dedioates the 1957 'Moderian to Mr. William Plaskett. if . 1 9 .v I X , 1 1 me NE - i 1 1 ,Vi X Q K 7 f Us -:. -. in ki ' E . i s f w i ' gfffvs i, 1 ' iss X X 5, , X: W . W , RSX? , who Q. d:..Z 1f31 ?lxs'?HW!2:'JW92iif' 1815 +- - vw ff! 4 ff, 1' ' I X1 1 I lf f f ' 1 ,X ,f , x I . , , 5 f , ff X f Q ,gli L01 f Q02 f - ' ' lhmcfspal Mr. M. McLaughlin eww fm Baum! of .e gxeauliae Aleacf Mr. S. R. Johnson Seated, left to right Mr. Yohe, Mr. Syler, Mr Barth. Standing, left to right: Supt. Johnsong Mr. Hein buck, Clerk: Mr. Jolliffg Mr. Graham. We Sie!! CLERK OF BOARD Henry Heinbuck OFFICE SECRETARY BOARD'S SECRETARY Ruby Yohe Ann Barth emu, DOROTHY ABBOTT CHARLES ASH FAYE A. BOTTEN ELIZABETH CLARK A.B., Elmira College B.S. in E., Ohio Northern: A.B., Asbery College: M.A., A,B., Muskingum M.A., Columbia Western Reserve U. DANIEL DOWLING JAMES FERGUSON CHARLES FRANK JOSEPH HAFER B.S. in Ed., Kent State U. B.S. Ed., Ohio State U. B.S. Ed., Kent State U.: B.S., A.B. in Ed.: Fairmount M.A., Ohio State U. State Teachers Collegeg M.A., W. Va. University EDGAR HEIST JOHN HENDERSON B.-P.S.M., Capital U. B.S. Ed., Youngstown C01 WILLIAM HILKERT THEODORE B.A., Mt. Union: M.A. Kent KALLERGIS State University- B.S. Ed., Kent stare U. CYRIL LAYNE SAMUEL LELES A.B., B.S., Ohio State U. A.B., B.S. Ed.,, M.A., Kent State University JACK LIMBERT ROBERT LOFLAND B.S. Ed., Kent State U. A.B., Mt. Union College IRENE LONG JAMES LOTZE B.S. Ed., South Dakota B.-P.S.M., Mt. Uniong Diplo- State College ma, Pedagogique Americaine Conservatoire, Paris, France RUTH NANCY MANG LOUTZENHEISER B.S., Ohio State, M.A. A.B., Findlay College KENNETH MEESE BEATRICE MEYER ROSE MARY AQUILINO PEREZ O'CONNOR B. S. Ed., Kent State U. A.B., Wittenberg Collegeg B.A. Ed., Akron U. L-Sw Kent State U' B.S., Muskingum College C. R. PFENDLER DONALD POLING PAUL REIGER JOHN ROI-IRBAUGH B.S., Ed. Ohio State U. B.S., Findlayg M.E., Bowling A.B,, Muskingum College B.S. Ed., Bowling Green U.: Green University M.A., Columbia U. VVALTER STAUFFER B.S. Ed., Ohio State U. IMOGENE WEILER A.B. Baldwin-Wallace FRANK YEAGER C.: M. Ed., Penn State U. B.S. Ed., Lock Haven S. T. HARRIET SWARTZ B.S., Ed., Bowling Green U. EDWARD WELKER B.S. Ed., Bowling Green U JACK YOUNG B.S., Mt. Uniong M.A. Ohio State U. Mrs. Fields Mrs. Bowman Mrs. Kitzmiller - -- ,.--l.. lwainlenance Page 15 Mr. Stuber Mr. Plaskett Mr. Barton H3 s 9 . L- Q, ' .Y 'W ELK- .4 ai' - ' r '.. fo gfef1 1f 1,011 1fEefl ,i Ariz? KM fe x THOMAS EIBEL I -W 'fM ' 'f - f- wwhv - ' wiv-W: Hwwfww- JOAN KQEHLER Senicvzd. OFFICERS Left to right: Sendai eladfi aqidiaay It seems like only yesterday we entered C. S. H. S. as frightened little seventh graders. Our hobby in the seventh and eighth grades was tax stamp collecting. Why? To start our treasury on its long climb. In our freshman and sophomore year we turned salesmen, selling mints and Greet- ing Cards. This along with our skating parties gave our treasury quite a boost. Well, here we are big time Juniors. This was a very busy year with the ordering of our class rings, the sponsoring of the Homecoming Dance, along with the long- awaited Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. The theme for our Prom which was held at the Onesto Hotel Ballroom was Mo- ments to Remember. Reigning as King and Queen were Tom Eibel and J aney Mc- Clelland. We used the same theme at our banquet which was held at Amos McDan- nel Grade School. Finally, we are full-fledged Seniors. Kept busy with the ordering of our Sen- ior pictures, announcements, and making plans for Prom and Banquet given to us by the Juniors, We have had little time to realize that commencement is so near. For all of those who have helped us on our Way and have made our stay at Can- ton South a pleasant one, thank you. Page 20 Secretary- RITA HOUMARD Vice President- RON STOKES President- TC-M EIBEL Treasurer- J AN EY MCCLELLAND Could Elvis be the main topic in this group? Page 21 PEGGY ABRIGG Gentle, timid, rather shy, With a twinkle in her eye. FRA NCES ALLEN Her winning ways and pleasant smile Put our girl Fran right in style. ANGELINE AN GELO Happy and gay all the day, Never a worry, cares far away. JAMES ANTONIG Not too big, not too small, But full of mischief and liked by al1. WARREN BAER A way of making friends has he, He's charged with personality. MARGARET BALES Charming manners and winning smile Will carry her on for many a mile. v ROBERT BARTO DOROTHY BECK BETTY BELTZ JOHN BERGERT He is little, he is Wise, Pretty describes her to 'Sincere and true, to all To take things as they He's a terror for his size. a 'T', is she, I be, . I And she's just as nice as With vast and wide abil- That IS John's philoso- she can be. ity. phy. MARY BEVINGTON She's very nice, modest, and meek No undue praise does she seek. TERRY BOLON School may a place for learning be, But learning never was meant for me. DAVID BOWMAN In English class he's quite the wit - He makes Kallergis throw a fit. JO ANN BRADEN Al1uring dimples, lots of fun, Our Jody is liked by everyone. JOE BRADLEY 'He's a swell guy in his quiet way And there's a lot more one could say. ROSEMARIE BRIESE Sincere, energetic, and musical too, Wg have yet to find something Rose can't O .. JOHN CAPPER TONY COLLINS JAMES COOPER MONA COONEY Life is made up of youth He seems so jolly all the He is a sport, he is a A pleasant girl, thought- and fun while chum ful, and polite For a good time - VVell, He'l1 make a way with his He's always ready for Ever eager to do what's he's the one. winning smile. some fun. right. Mmmm Good! CAROLYN CREIGHTON Singing, smiling, all day long, Ready to help when anything's wrong. GENE CUSH Always laughing, always gay Up to something every day. MARY CUSMA Underneath her quietness Is laughter, lun and happiness. DONNA DANCY She is prim, she is neat Her friendly smile is hard to beat. RONALD DAVIDSON He's tall and quiet and rather shy But friendly to all who pass him by. LARRY DECKER For studies and such he has little desire But here is a grocery boy who's a live wire. PHILLIP DOBRANSKY Full of fun, and full of pep Our Tate is really hep. NANCY DRIVER She's always nice and dressed so neat And charms you with a smile so sWeet. This is our choir? FRED EBERHART CLARA EDWARDS THOMAS EIBEL WALTER ELLIS 'He is quiet, he is tall Quiet, sincere, and shy Here's a guy who is su- Our photographer, tall This swell fellow is liked She's got herself quite a preme and thin by a1l. guy. At leadership he's on the Has taken pictures where beam. ever he's been. BARBARA FERRY A little miss full of pep A cheerful smile with every step. ROBERT FISHER The top drummer in our band He's sure to go far in this land. JUDY FLIGER In her you are always sure to find All that's generous, all that's kind. WILLIAM FRY You'll never see him with a frown Without him detention would shut down. ARLENE FRANKOVICH Good in work, good in play An all around girl in every way. PAT GARDNER A jolly girl with long dark hair In this game of life she's fair. BARBARA GAUZE BRENDA CHARLES GUTCHER TERRI HAGAN UD0l'l hell left hand she GREENLEAIF I take life for all its She's a cute little miss wears a ring ...I-au and nice and dress- Worth with.a bright little Which PTOVQS this girl is ed so neat And fill each day with Andsgufice pleasant - 1- ,, wa fu110f 21118. She charms you with a fun and mirth. that makes life Worthf smile so sweet. While, BETTY HALL MARLENE HALL DONNA HALTER JUDY HAMBACH Full of fun and fancy Here's a gal who gets This lass in all her stud- Jolly clever, never tame, free around ies rates For pep is Judy's middle A friend to all is she. She just never wears a Especially does she like name . frown. debates. RONALD HANZE Besides a good pal, he'.s also a sport We wish him luck when he sails from this port. PATRICIA HARPER Smiling eyes and light brown hair Always make a pleasant pair. MARJORIE HARRIS A smile and good word for everyone Margie mixes in with some clean fun. CHARLES HAYES Eager and always ready for work For our class he never would shirk. EITA HESS Laughing, joking, on the go She's the gal you'd want to know. RICHARD HOCKENSMITH A wonderful guy, quiet and shy, And a person worth not passing by. GALE HOPTON RONALD HORTON RITA HOUMARD CHARLES HOWARD A frank, engaging smile He seems rather shy and Fu1l of vim and vitality This h a n d s 0 m e guy betrays quiet A pleasant smile and per- might well be seen The calm and quiet of her But always ready to start sonality. ways. a riot. I wonder Where they are going? As the hero in many a maidens dream, HUGO ICARDI Always active, full of life That's how We always think of Ike. JERRY JOHNSON His silly jokes are full of corn A guy like this you just can't scorn. JOHN JOHNSON A laugh, a joke, a prank, a game Without him, South wouldn't be the same. KATHRYN JOHNSON Quiet and gentle the entire day Nothing to fuss about, nothing to say MAX KEEL He has little to say But much to think. KATHERINE KIDD Her aim in life is to grow bigger But for one so small, she's endowed with vigor. JOAN KOEHLER In scholarship she does excel We all think that Joan is swell. JOE KURZINSKY Though sometimes he may act quite shy Joe is really one swell guy. During the Halloween season you might find almost anything in the front of the building. ROBERT LEADERS THOMAS LEETCH NANCY LLOYD JANICE MARTY His manner quite, his You'll see his dimples if Here's a gal who is very Unselfish, generous to a appearance neat, he'll laugh or grin sweet fault A real nice guy that's And you'll see the sun- Has large blue eyes and Liking her is not diffi. hard to beat. shine that lies therein. is very neat. cult. LILLIAN MARZOCCO With our Lil learning to drive How did anyone stay alive? ROBERT MATZ Bob is one swell guy, you bet, And he's sure to go far with his coronet. JANE MCCLELLAND Here-'s a girl who is awfully sweet She's one most everyone should meet. MARJORIE MCKENZIE We will long remember her laughter For the present and ever after. JUDY MCWILLIAMS Always happy with a laugh, slightly bold, And underneath that, a heart of pure gold. REDA MIDDLETON Two interests in life: one dresses For the other, I'll give three guesses. KAY MILLER SHERALYN MTLLER MARIANNE MIRTO HELEN MOORE Always laughing full of Peppy and quick and full Happy am I, from care 'Gentle and sweet, never fun of life I am free, a frown. There's no one like her Captures the men without Why can't they all be con- He1en's a gal you'd want under the sun. a strife. tented like me? around. JAMES MORTON DELORES MOTZ DELLA MYERS LESLIE MYERS Introducing another foot- For her brown eyes and Her eyes of blue and Quite and earnest, eyes ball man pleasant smile, wavy blond hair full of fun Who did and does the best She'il be remembered a Assure her of friends ev- A fine companion for any- he can. long, long while. erywhere. one. JON NAUMAN His will is strong, his thoughts are deep We hope these qualities he will always keep. MILDRED NEGULIS A little temper, lots of pep The best sport you ever met. SARA N EGULIS Never glum nor out of sorts Always jolly and fond of sports. NANCY N EININGER A cheerful lass with a heart of gold Her winning ways will never grow old SANDRA PALMER A cute little trick as sweet as candy Could be none other than our Sandy. JOSEPH PATTERSON No cares at all, no cause to worry, Not even the bell can make me hurry WILLIAM ROBERT PENLAND PATRICIA PATRICIA PEDICORD UQuite tau and thin, our PERROTT PF EIF FER Quiet, sincere, capable Rolfmfi dlq gfofv v She is prime, she is neat Does her work with lots toog what S m ms ,fmnd We 11 She is pleasant, she is of zest, We know you'll succeed never know' sweet. Joins in fun like all the in whatever you do. rest. Girls, this crew is very familiar with the task of dishwashing. If interested, contact Charlie Hayes. GARY PHILLIPS Laughing, joking, on the go: He's a lad you want to know. ONITA PHILLIPS A sparkling diamond on her hand, Next will be a wedding band. HOWARD PLASKETT 'He goes through life without a care, When you need him he's always there. DOUGLAS POOLE 'A cheerful lad with heart of gold, His winning ways will ne'er grow old. ROSALIE POST For her big brown eyes and pleasant smile, She'll be remembered a long, long While. ROSE RANDALL With sparkling eyes, a heart of gold On Eddie she's really sold. H GARY REBSTOCK What's this coming down the way Gary Rebstsck and his Model A. DAVID RENFAND Since laughter makes the world go round Someone has to be a clown. Terri and Betty are just two of the secretarial office force who are gaining experience while learning. JUDY RICHMOND FRANK RITZERT JOE ROBINSON DIAN RUSSELL Jolly, sweet, friendly If a girl approaches me His friends-there are When we think of Dee and gay: Let me know in time to many, in years ahead With all kinds of people, flee. His foes-are there any? We'll think of clothes and she has a way. the books she read. GARY SANFORD A'In a car that will somehow run Gary is always full of fun. BILLIE SUE SCHWINDLING A student true, she studies well Meanwhile in sports she does excel. BARBARA SEXTON A majorette that is full of pep In any parade she's right in step. CORA SHILTZ Small and friendly, clever and sweet plete. GEORGE SHEARER Happy go lucky and without a care, This lad's pride is his wavy hair. SHELVA SICKAFOOSE Smart, and always a trustworthy friend She'll really stick by you to the end. SARA SMITH EVA STEPHEN JOAN STEWART RONALD STOKES Kindness is her life Affectionate, sweet, lov- Quiet ways and placid As Captain of our Wild- story ing, and kind smile cat team And in the Library she Another like her is hard Are characteristics well His football sense is is in her glory. to find. worth while. quite supreme. Her art of learning. has been quite com- ANN LARRY STRONG FLORENCE CAROL THOMAS STONECIPHER Happy-go-lucky, all the TEDROW Drives along at a speedy Bring forth the jazz and day long In one short breath she Pace a little pep If he isn't chattering can Say more Just as though she were Then a boy and watch her Somethings Wrong-H Than anyone has ever said bound to racef' step. before. 'CAROL THOMPSON An athlete with a lot of friends Her smile to all she gladly lends. - PATRICIA THOMPSON Her hair is light, her complexion fair And a girl with her sweetness is very rare. CHARLES WEIMER He is sincere and true In all that he attempts to do. ROBERT WALKER If ever mischief is around Bob will see that it is found. LINDA WHARTON A charming girl, nice and sweet The kind everyone likes to meet. JUDY WHITMER With her pretty blond hair She and Dick make a pair. NORMA WOOLEY ROBERTA WYATT PATRICIA NORMAN YEATER A good student, a good Quiet is she, but lots of YANDERS If grades were given for Pal' fun An energetic, cheerful having fun, She is really quite a gal, In our class, she is quite girl He would rank A number the One. Who keeps the boys ever one-H in a whirl. Craig and Helen from a scene of the comedy, You Can't Take It With You. CRAIG YOHE He does not give the girls a rush Even to look at them makes him blush. NANCY YOUNG A cheerful lass with heart of gold, Her winning ways will ne're grow old SENIORS NOT SHOWN PATSY MAYBERRY RONALD RUSH JUDY MILLER SALLY WOMER RONNIE MORRIS KENNETH WOOD A11 eyes are focused on the treasure chest as Pat Thompson reveals the various highlights of the theme, Moments to Remem- ber. King ancf .Queen TOM EIBEL and JANIE MCCLELLAND ' -Senior: flaam The long-awaited Prom was here at last. The Jun- iors gave the Seniors a time they will never forget. Moments to Remember was the theme of 'the Prom. Janey McClelland reigned as Queen and Tom Eibel as King. Others in the court included Barbara Ferry, Rita Houmard, Terri Hagan, Janice Marty, and Pat Thomp- son. They were escorted by Ron Stokes, Ron Horton, Jim Antonio, Fred Eberhart, and Gene Cush. After our evening of dancing at the Hotel Onesto to the music of Charlie Pickens and his orchestra, the Juniors and the Seniors concluded their evening by attending the movie, Sincerely Yours. ROW 1 W. Allen, R. Anderson, P. Appel, D. Bailey, B. Baum, D. Boring, J. Borkowski. ROW 2 D. Bowers, B. Boyles, J. Bracken, A. B r a d 1 e y, D. Brewer, R. B ri c k e r, D. Brooks. ROW 3 B. Brown, N. Burch, P Bussa, G. Butts, H. Buturian M. Cairns, D. Cavelli. ROW 4 F. Changet, J. Christman B. Collier, J. Cooper, B Crawford, B. Crisp, J. Crum- ley. ROW 5 S. Cunningham, M. Danis- ka, R. Dinardi, F. Diss, B Doney, R. Drabick, C. Drago- mire. ROW 6 B. Drillian, S. Eggleston J. Ehret, B. Ehret, L. Elliot J. Eversole, S. Eversole. Absent-S. Allerton, R. Bu- zash, P. Croston. unload. OFFICERS Front: Treasurer . . ....... JUDY HANEY Secretary . . . . . DOTTIE VVENDELL Back: Secretary . . . . . PAT PHILLIPS Treasurer . . . DAVID LLOYD President ..... .. TERRY WENGER Vice President . . . .. BOB WALTER Page 38 Page 39 ROW 1 P. Farver, J. Ferguson, J Fernandez, J. Fortune, J Fowler. J. Funk, S. Gaines ROW 2 T. Gauze, R. Gerber, J Gibson, B. Graham, H. Grov- es, S. Groves, N. Gubanish. ROW 3 B. Guinther, C. Haager, J Habrun. J. Hackathorn, J Hampton, T. Haney, J. Ha- Hey. ROW 4 -E. Harris, M. Hasen, S Hattery, B. Heaton, D. Hein- ey, J. Hershey, R. Horansky ROW 5 D. Houck, Q. Huscusson P. Kame, J. Keller, R. Kiko B. Kirsch, S. Klapper. ROW 6 J. Knecht, S. Knox, S Kostewicz, T. Lanzer, M Lape, D. Lehmiller, B. Len- zy. ROW 7 M. Leslie, J. Lindamore, D. Lloyd, J. Lohr, R. Long B. Lough, J. Loutzenhiser. ROW 8 F. Lutz, M. McAllister, B McCollum, K. McDonald, G McGuyrt, J. McKinney, J Macey. ROW 9 S. Madden, J. Malavite, K Materna, F. Mayer, J. May- er, R. Medved, K. Messen- heimer. ROW 10 Y. Miller, G. Moomaw, N Moorehead, D. Morris, S Morris, P. Neil, R. Newhous- er. ABSENT K. Fliger, D. Groves, T. Henderson, B. Long, H. Mc- Allister. v ROW 1 J. Oldfield, L. Phillips, P. Phillips, M. Pribula, L. Ram- sey, R. Reed, E. Rentz. ROW 2 M. Rentz, J. Reukauf, C. Reynolds, J. Rice, E. Rich- ards, H. Robinson, C. Ross. ROW 3 S. Russ, J. Sanford, J. Scarpuzzi, S. Shaffer, J. She- line, K. Shuster, F. Smith. ROW 4 N. Smith, L. Spencer, T. Spencer, F. Staten, J. Stauf- fer, M. Stevens, R. Steven- son. ROW 5 J. Strasser, R. Swier, L. Thomas, E. Throckmorton, B. Tripp. P. Tinlin, D. Toul- S0l'1. ROW 6 J. Tressel, J. Trover, T Tucker, N. Utsler, R. Walter L. Walters, C. Weaver. ROW 7 M. Weaver, D. Wendell, T Wenger, S. Wheeler, O White, E. Wildes, B. Wilson ROW 8 J. Wilson, J. Womer, D Woofter, N. Betz, D. Fitz gerald, J. Davis, ABSENT R. Oster, M. Paul, R. Price, H. Ramey, R. Randell, R. Sparks. 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Fash- baugh, C. Fink, G. Fliger, L. Fowler. ROW 3 C. Franklin, J. Fulton, N. Galbreath, J. Galliher, L. Garner, R. Gasaway, J. Gauze ROW 4 J. Geiger, R. Geisler, C. Giaquinta, H. Gibson, B. Goodwill, K. Gordon, G. Gra- ham. ROW 5 C. Griffing, S. Griffith, R. Guinther, R. Haas, J. Hagan, J. Hagi, E. Haines. ROW 6 H. Hall, B. Hanlin, H. Harren, H. Harsh, P. Hay- hurst, J. Herbert, K. Her- bert. ROW 7 T. Hexamer, W. Hickman, J. Hillman, C. Himes, B. Hockensmith, D. Hopton, M. Hughes. ROW 8 J. Hunter, L. Hurless, F. Hurst, L. Icardi, W. Imler, N. Irwin, L. Isner. ROW 9 D. Jarrell, P. Jones, L. Kautz, E. Kell, L. Kenny, D. Kiko, B. Kirkbride. ROW 10 G. Kleptach, J. Kolacsky, L. Kolacsky, J. Lewis, L. Leyn D. Lippert, W. Lloyd. ABSENT G. Jones. ROW 1 M. McCullough, D. McDon- ald, W. Mallette, L. Mangus J. Marcoldi, C. Meek, J. Mer- curio. ROW 2 H. Middleton, D. Miller, J. Montgomery, M. Moore H. Moreland, J. Morgan, C. Morgan. ROW 3 J. Morris, G. Motter, J. Mayer, P. Neininger, R. Neis wanger, R. Novak, B. Nye. ROW 4 J. Paulus, V. Paulus, J Perez, D. Persinger, G. Pet- it, D. Phillips, V. Plaskett. ROW 5 J. Post, P. Powell, A. Price, J. Price, W. Schneck, C. Reichard, M. Reichard. ROW 6 J. Reiter, R. Rice, J. Roett- ker, L. Rogers, H. Sandus, F Saunier, G. Sauers. ROW 7 W. Schneck, D. Shaffer, J Shaffer, S. Shaffer, G. Simp son, S. Slabaugh, A. Smith ROW 8 P. Smith, B. Stahler, T Stallinos, P. Stallman, R. Stallman, G. Steiner. ROW 9 S. Stepanovich, C. Stewart P. Stropki, M. Strouble, C. Tansek, H. Thouvenin, L. Throckmorton. ROW 10 M. Tressel, S. Tritch, R. Trompower, S. VanVoorhis D. Walter, C. Ward, J. Weav- er. ABSENT K. Mann, R. Roettker, W. Pyler, J. Thomas, R. Wag- HCT. Page 43 Looks interesting, doesn't it? ROVV 1 D. William, N. Weaver, T Wells, P. Wendell, T. Wen ning, W. Wheeler, D. White ROW 2 J. Wilkinson, W. Wissmar 1 D. Witter, D. Wyatt, B 1 Young, M. Young, M. Young There goes more money into the candy till. ROW 1 C. Abrigg, M. Adams, J Adkins, J. Alberts, S. Alberts A. Alexander, B. Angelo. ROW 2 G. Anderson, B. Anthony, M. Antonio, B. Babich, J Bailey, C. Bartlett, G. Beltz ROW 3 R. Beltz, D. Bergert, S Best, C. Betz, L. Bicknell, M Bonam, B. Brock. ROW 4 N. Brooks, B. Brott, E Brown, J. Brown, M. Brown, F. Brunner, D. Burgess. ROW 5 J. Burris, S. Cairns, J. Cal houn, S. Canel, F. Casey, W. Christman, C. Clark. ROW 6 J. Collier, E. Cone, J Cooper, E. Davis, P. Dazey, D. DeFrank, D. Dencer. ABSENT L. Anthony, M. Bennett, E Boord, K. Bussa, W. Chang- et, R. Cottrill, J. Decker. OFFICERS Secretary .. NANCY STANLEY President ...... JIM FRANCE Vice President JUDY ALBERT Treasurer ....... BILL BROCK V l Page 45 Page 46 ROW 1 N. Diano, F. Dieffenbaugh- er, D. Doney, M. Downard, N. Drabick, M. Duckworth, S. Durant. ROW 2 J. Dye, F. Edwards, P. Eh- ret, P. Everhart, C. Facen, baker, S. Feller, G. Fernan- dez. ROW 3 L. Filimonuk, A. Fisher, J. Fisher, J. Fitzgerald, R. For- inger, C. Fowler, J. France. ROW 4 B. Frank, R. Frank, M. French, J. Galloway, A. Gauze, R. Gloeckner, K. Goodwill. ROW 5 B. Gary, A. Greenleaf, L. Griffiths, N. Groh, H. Guilli- ouma, D. Gunn, K. Hall. ROW 6 S. Hamilton, C. Hampton, N. Hardin, M. Harris, M. Harsh, D. Harter, B. Hayes. ROW 7 T. Hayes, B. Heaton, R. Heaton, S. Heaton, G. Heck- man, J. Hickman, L. Helm. ROW 8 L. Hiple, D. Hoffman, M. Horton, A. Howard, W. Huff- man, D. Ingle, J. Hough. ROW 9 R. Jaberg, K. Keim, C Keller, M. Kelly, J. Kintigh P. Kitzmiller, R. Kintz. ROW 10 W. Klink, C. Knecht, J Lane, C. Larker, D. Larsen D. Latta, L. Lehmiller. ABSENT B. Hall, P. Hlntz, D. Jan son. Y ROW 1 D. Lenzy, D. Lillie, P. Lit- ten, B. Long, D. Lough, J Louttz enhiser, G. McCaulley. ROW 2 L. McCollum, J. McGill, J McGill, J. McGill, G. McGra- nor, C. McIntosh, C. McLane ROW 3 E. Nizavoski, C. Madden, J. Madison, M. Malone, D Mangus, S. Mauder, P. Ma- son. ROW 4 J. Meek, P. Messenger, B. Messenheimer, C. Metz, B. Miller, J. Miller, T. Miller. ROW 5 S. Mirto, D. Moore, G. Mor- ris, R. Morris, D. Mosberger, J. Motter, G. Motz. ROW 6 D. Motz, A. Mozden, A. Myers, T. Neff, M. Negulis, J. Neiger, P. Neil. ROW 7 C. Neiswonger, S. Ordoven- sky, T. O'Wesney, J. Patter- son, R. Patterson, R. Paul, R. Penland. ROW 8 R.Pen1and, C. Perrott, P. Peterman, D. Pfiffner, J. Phillippi, C. Phillips, J. Pru- ett. ROW 9 F. Pribula, J. Price, J. Raf- field, D. Reiger, O. Rentz, K. Rhoads, J. Richison, ROW 10 R. Rodgers, B. Rojice, A. Rotar, D. Rowland, R. Row- ley, M. Salapack, S. Schmal- tZ. ABSENT T. Overcasher Page 47 This is really the best time of the day. ROW 1 M. Schondel, G. Scholts, D. Scott, R. Shearer, D. Sheline, C. Sickafoose, B. Slayman. ROW 2 W. Sleighter, B. Smith, S. Smith, S. Smith, J. Spencer, W. Spencer, R. Stallman. ROW 3 N. Stanley, S. Stallman, H. Stepanovich, T. Stokes, W. Summons, D. Swier, J. Syler. ROW 4 P. Talafaus, C. Teeple, S. Teeple, J. Tinlin, H. Toul- son, J. Tripp, B. Tucker. ROW 5 J. Turner, J. Turner, P. Vogt, R. Wagner, K. Wal- pole, J. Weaver, D. Wendell. ROW 6 R. Whipple, S. White, D Whiteleather, R. Whitmer, G Wilson, J. Wilson, J. Wines. ROW 7 D. Winovich, R. Yanders S. Yound, W. Young, G. Zoll lins. ABSENT R. Turpin, J. Walters, R VValter, J. Warner, A. Wolfe The construction of the new addition to Can- ton South is now under way and is expected to be finished by this comng September. The new addition will include a new gymnasium cafeteria, commercial, industrial arts, home economics, and music departments. 5 Z1 ' HY' .JM '5' f x 'n?'?'Q Q M 1 Xxxgi ir wewfb 3 fn-Ihre D!!! ea?-'W A .1912 gm, h. l 'xr -. 'Wx av v ' . J ' '- .33 N p .Q I U ,lin-5, 'Q ig? LT' , Y ' jx 1 -pr Sq, H MQA 9 J ,', .-fl, I NNY f' ' -1 Jil 575-21 fi ff X- ,. , H 4...l,: 144 g-,:.-- -rm QM '- .ff . J if! .-' ,Vw K .-fffi. W' J'-L k iffp -iig fviqgfvgf, 'Q ' 2-KN. fav-f ' 1 'wit 32+ A , gi 'mf-, . ' ,Q Y- if . f -. 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' s wg gx, JE ei 'Q x ,ra 1 M -s W3 N! L I mn 'jr' ME 'Wg 5 Nm 7 w ,rf .ff ,V Af ff? f X 1' , ,M Q 533- 'iff ar-My N2 Q., K ,fa Q 42 Q 3 Av gnu. W vm, na-li A in V Q ,US 7 lail ,, ff A Uf' i 'F' 'Nq- ,.f5, i J M ,, X , E oggfcm Seated: J. Reiter, Manager, J. Di- Ruscio, Manager, J. McWill- iams, Secretary, B. Matz, Pres- ident. Standing: R. Middleton, Secretaryg G. Kleptach, Librarian, S. Ever- sole, Secretary, T. Stokes Manager, R. Hournard, Vice President, T. O'Wesney, Li- brarian, B. Ferry, Drum Ma- jorette. Majaaalfla Left to right: N. Brooks, J. Rice, C. Reynolds, Y. Miller, B. Ferry, Head Majorette, B. Sexton, J Gauze, M. Tressel. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY REYNOLDS Sz MCILVAIN General' Left to ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW 5 right: K. Miller, B. Eudy, P. P. Tinlin, C. Weaver, F. Tedrow, J. Whitm L. Ley, B. Cherry, L Bergert, B. Goodwill, D. Sheline, J. Decker, Brewer, B. Fisher, D. Stallman. D. Latta, G. Saures, M. Lape, R. Briese. er, S. VanVoorhis, J. DiRusio, K. Materna. : Rice, E. Haines, C. Morgan, S. Stallman, S. Schmaltz, L. Mangus, D L. Garner, T. Wenning, L. Spencer, J. Tressel. M. Harris. N. Groh, L. Dieffenbaugher, E. Brown, P. Kitzmiller, B. Schneck, D Brock, C. Haager, A. Wolfe, J. Mercurio. Page 54 , awe Left to right: ROW 1 L. Ramsey. R. Houmard. ROW 2 J. Haney, P. Neil. ROW 3 J. McWilliams, M. Horton, D. Lillie, J. Syler, N. Galbreath, J. Miller, Marzocco, S Cairns. ROW 4 J. Reiter. J. Bergert, N. Driver, B. Matz, V. Plaskett, T. O'Wesney, G. Phillips, D. Woofter C. Phillips, J. Sheline, S. Eversole, P. Thompson. ROW 5 M. Downarcl, R. Rowley, L. Icardi, H. Groves, J. Hampton, K. Goodwill, G. Kleptach, B Welker, T. Stokes, T. McGill, P. Messenger, C. Rebstock, J. Ritzert, O. Phillips, C. Thomp son. Page 55 I l .. -My W ..,, www nm W fm mf 9 W 2 :5 -2 ' N, ., 5 z , 1 .,.,. , .L Xxx 1 fs Q Y 0 ,5 AX as xx Ei53EI2Ef?: r X 'T . rlii si - x , es? M ,W 'H-35 'LQ' .Q a' gi 391 W ga is 35923 , A lg ' 'VL Wit' f-:fm-.. ff ffiflif V , i f ' 5 gs WW 51:22, 2 Q '?fi.W'3?Q ' 24 fi' V 5 ' 54.123 pg 5 is F Y Q. Eg , 55:5 XZ, :if iff 5 wi 1 W X ff 4. fy . ff in asf - 'tw ? 4,5 U1 'fy' M wig ,XM MUN M, ,fl ,V ., 'ww -wx ,WK X .. 1559 f 1 1 X, kgs' K ,fm ww wif' f mai' . .K -,MW . M, A -N., QS My E H Aw I gg 51 ,L A Q , av fx., - Nm 252 if :fix . ra, .Wi 5? Mwwigv 1 Q w - 5552 ix X591 wf ri X W 54 1, nj, ,z-fig E 3 g1 ,..,, 1,252 re Q 12 v 32 Z is QW is W 5? ' www H514 Q . 1 2? y wg JUNIOR HIGH CONCERT BAND NWA Seconcf efzoia Row 1, left to right: L. Bicknell, N. Drabick, A .Gauze, J. Cooper, J. Meek, M. Bonam, R. Foringer, J. Alberts. Row 2: B. Babick, S. Hattery, B. Kolasky, M. Antonio, D. Wendell, C. Bartlett, L. Griffiths, B. Brock, P. Talafaus, B. Smith, J. Calhoun. Row 3: L: McCollum, C. Abrigg, S. Smith, B. Messenheimer, B. Gray, C. Keller, K. Walpole, J. Miller, P. Casey, K. Good- Will, D. White, K. Hall, P. Mason. Row 4: N. Stanley, A. Mosden, D. Lillie, C. Tee-ple, L. Hiple, M. Downard, J. Philippi, T. Miller, A. Fisher, M. Harris, S. Mirto, C. Reichard. Row 5: C. Creighton, C. Sickafoose, C. McIntosh, J. Turner, H. Robinson, R. Whitmer, C. Metz, P. Messenger, C. Roads, J. Price, J. Fitzgerald, M. Schondel, B. Rojice, M. Malone. Page 58 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 14-6 hm K. Shuster, R. Post, B. Bowers, C. Shiltz,, T. Collins, D. Lloyd, J. Nauman, W. Ellis, B. Goodwill, P. Croston, A. Bardine, H. Thouvenin, J. Paulus, B. Gauze. J. Koehler, J. Richmond, D. Wendell, C. Ross, L. Ramsey, J. Marty, M. Mc- Kenzie, M. Cairns. S. Gaines, S. Griffith, H. Buturian, H. Hall, L. Andrews, J. Ehret, H. Middle- Page 59 Row 4 ton, P. Brumbaugh, J. Morgan, B Snecht, N. Ustler, S. Allerton, P. Har per, C. Haager. S. Womer, J. Womer, L. Hurless, F Allen, R. Rush, R. Stokes, D. Renfand D. Brewer, J. Fowler, G. Barnes, G Kleptach, C. Davis, D. Beck, J. McWil liams, M. McAllister. ABSENT-B. Graham, D. Brooks, J. McKinney ACCOMPANISTS--D. Bowman, D. Weimer. Nceampanim D. Bowman and D. Weimer Wfacfaiqcald Row 1: S. Gaines, M. Cairns, F. Allen, M. McKenzie. Row 2: B. Graham, D. Brooks, J. Nauman, D. Lloyd. Bay! Uclelle Left to right: B. Good- Will, K. Goodwill, G. Kleptach, R. Rush, D. Renfand, B. Graham, P. Brumbaugh, D. Brooks. Entire company assembles for encore. Eighty singers took part in the production. Don Weimer and Barbara Knox provided first rate accompaniment. Upeaeifia If you Want to know who We are. Men of the chorus in the opening scene of The Mikado. Page 61 Braid the Raven Hair Girls of the chorus in the open- ing scene of Act II. Yum-Yum is preparing for her wedding to Nanki-Poo. Seniaa play Seated D. Bowman, L. Wharton, D. Russell, G. Phillips, B. Goodwill, D. Weimer, R. Post. Standing: S. Sickafoose, J. Koehler, M. Keel, C. Shiltz, R. Morris, L. Marzocco, J. Nauman, R. Hanze, D. Renfand. Page 62 Long hours of practice and midnight rehearsals went into the Senior Class Play, Cheaper By the Dozen. The pro- duction was directed by Miss Faye Botton. It was a delightful comedy concerning the prejudices of the father of twelve child- ren in the 192O's. His old-fashioned mod- esty was shocked when his daughters be- gan wearing silk stockings and going out with boys. The results of the situation were hilarious. anim play Seated: C. Shiltz, B. Ferry, D. Bowman, L. Marzocco, R. Horton, J. Antonio, F. Allen. Standing: T. Hag- an, G. Cush, P. Harper, W. Baer, C. Yohe, Nauman, M. Keel, B. Vogt, D. Wiemer, R. Rush, J. McClelland. A rollicking comedy, You Can't Take It With You, was presented by the Jun- ior Class on March 22, 1956. The plot centers around a family of confused indi- vidualists-Mother, a potential artist and playwrite - Father, a manufacturer of fireworks - G r a n d p a, who keeps pet snakes-and other members of the family with equally unusual hobbies. The cast of 18 juniors, under the di- rection of Mr. Ted Kallergis, gave a com- mendable performance. Page 63 allam QUEEN JANIE MCCLELLAND Barbara Ferry, Senior Attend- ant, escorted by Tom Eibel. Queen Janie McClelland escort- ed by Warren Baer. 041 min? The Homecoming Dance follow- ing the homecoming game. The Six Tones provided us with an enjoyable evening of dancing. The big event of the football season Was the homecoming dance and the crowning of the queen. The dance took place after the homecoming game. Janie McClelland reigned as our football queen with Warren Baer as her escort. Queen and Court Cleft to rightj: P. Peter- man, J. Price, J. Lohr, B. Bowers, R. Horton, D. Russell, Queen Ja- nie McClelland, B. Fer- ry, W. Baer, T. Eibel, C. Reichard, H. Mid- dleton. Page 65 alfianal Alanna Social' Seated left to right: B. Greenleaf, S. Sickaioose, R. Matz, T. Eibel, B. Ferry, T. Hagan, L. Marzocco. Second row: Mrs. O'Connor, advisor, Y. Miller, P. Phillips, R. Briese, B. Beltz, J. Koehler, C. Shiltz. S. Gaines, P. Marty. Third row: P. Pfeiffer, P. Harper, C. Thompson, D. Brewer, E. Harris, N. Driver, F. Allen. Fourth row: K. McDonald, R. Walter, D. Lehmiller, N. Burch, T. Wenger, J. Antonio. S eauncil First row: L. Ley, A. Greenleaf, M. Lape, P. Nell, J. Hagan, N. Stanley, P. Talafous, N. Collier. Second row: M Young, L. Griffin, J. Ehret, P. Thompson, P. Messenger, J. Marty, P. Phillips, D. Wendell, J. Antonio, T. Miller. Third row: B. Graham, T. Eibel, T. Wenger, R. Horton, J. Briese, F. Eberhart, B. Walters, H. Middleton, Mr. Leles, advlsor. Page 66 all. The library is truly the hub of the school, for there may be found more information in what ever field you are interested in. The habit of reading good books, needs never be broken. Row Row Row Row Row .faifmfuf Glad The Members of the Library Club give a special service to Linda Wharton is the Secretary of the Ohio Student Librarians Association. 1 K. Kidd, P. Cooper, P. Talafous, P. Vogt, J. McGill, S. Smith, J. Hagi, W. Facenbaker. 2 Mrs. Meyers, L. Wharton, A. Angelo, M. Cooney, N. Gubanish, J. Thomas, S. Smith, R. Wyatt, M. Sala- pack, E. Davis. 3 D. Mangus, P. Abrigg, S. Palmer, D. Harris, S. Hall, P. Phillips, J. Oldfield, C. Phillips, J. Roettker, B. Tripp, S. Feller. 4 D. Halter, L. Todd, P. Kame, S. Schwindling, M. Hall, C. Dragomire, F. Harris, C. McIntosh, E. Boord, P. Neininger, J. Motz, A. Bardine. 5 Xlfilg-te, O. White, B. Mallette, J. Hillman, D. Persinger, K. McDonald, J. Fortune, T. Bower, R. Lenzy, . ms. Row 1: 44.14. C. Stewart, J. Montgomery, B. Bowers, M. Hughes, M. Bennett, C. Cush, M. Reichard, B. Hall. Row 2: J. Alberts, K. Henderhan, E. Haines, S. Smith, J. Tripp, B. Tripp, B. Nye, R. Wyatt, D. Pribula, H. Moore, Miss Swartz. Row 3: B. Daniska, D. Lippert, P. Croston, M. Young, N. Young, S. Negulis, M. Bevington, M. McCullogh, N. Stanley, B. Eudy, M. Tres- sell, H. Thouverin, N. Crum. Row 1: N.Gubanish, J. Willson, P. Phillips, J. McGill, B. Crawford, P. Litten, C. Meek. Row 2: J. Herbert, E. Cone, J. Madison, B. Hayes, B. Wilson, B. Crisp, R. Price, R. Randal, S. Pal- mer, P. Abrigg, Mrs. Long. Row 3: J. Steward, S. Shaffer, M. Strouble, J. Price, N. Irwin, C. Giaquinta, J. Mercurio, L. Kautz, J. Stauffer, N. Neininger, B. Schwindling, S. DeVau1t, P. Jones. '7fze4piamL Row 1: P. Harper, C. Yohe, J. Nauman, R. Horton, W. Baer, F, Allen. Row 2: D. Bowman, C. Shiltz, J. McClelland, L. Marzoc- co, B. Ferry, T. Hagan, J. Antonio, Row 3: G. Cush, M. Keel, R. Rush. lainie Row 1: C. Shiltz, J. Koehler, W. Ellis, G. Phillips. Row 2: H. Thouvenin, G. Klep- tach, J. Ferguson, W. Kiko, B. Sleighter, B. Tripp. fvaiianal anemia Row 1: C. Dragmar S. Sickafoose, P. Har per, R. Post, P. Mc Allister, L. Marzocco Row 2: C. Shiltz, J. McClelland, G. Klep- tach, D. McDonald, D. Persinger, VV. Ellis, G. Phillips, D. Halter, J Koehler. Page 69 ' -8 ' 7a-alfa-W Row P. Neil, B. McCollum, J. Rice, T. Hagan, J. McClelland. R. Post. L. Walters, P. Cooper. K. Kidd. Row L. Ramsey, P. Phillips, J. Wilson, N. Gubanish, D. Cavelli. J. Knecht. J. Sanford, S. Gaines, B. Tripp F. Smith, H. Moore. Row M. Bevington, R. Wyatt, A. Bradley, B. Davey, S. Smith. K. Materna, L. Wharton. K. Miller, H. Buterian S. Alterton, M. Weaver. Row R. Price, B. Wilson, B. Crisp, M. Daniska, F. Tedrow, J. McWilliams, E. Stevens, S. Negulis. Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 E S. Palmer. J. Malevite, J. Fernandez, M. Cairns, J. Brokowski, A. Angelo, P. Pfeiffer, P. Abrigg, R. Ran- dall, P. Thompson. E. Harris, M. McAllister, S. Schwindling, C. Thomas, B. Sexton, N. Driver, M. Harris, N. Wooley, J. Hoff, N. Young, N. Neininger. J. nlxliller. P. Harper, D. Beck, J. Marty, J. Braden, M. Allen, B. Beltz. J. Whitmer, L. Todd, N. Smith, . Mirto. S. Motz, P. McAllister, M. Hall, C. Thompson, J. Robinson. A. Frunkovich, A. Bardine. Page 70 Y y i aawifzman-Sapfzomofze 711i-Jfi-fy ROW 1 C. Cush. M. Reichard, L. Gar- ner, J. Wilkinson, B. Hocken- smith, B. Nye, M. Hughes, B. Bower, J. Montgomery, C. Stew- art. ROW 2 M. Tressell, B. Hall, C. Davis N. Stephan, B. Cherry, C. Gia- quinta, N. Irwin, M. McCul- lough,, M. Blackburn, C. Ward, N. Galbreath. ROW 3 B. Daniska, J. Hagan, M. Bednarz, C. Morgan, C. Frank- lin, P. Dedmon, K. Gordon, J. Paulus, V. Plaskett, G. Fliger, L. Fowler. ROW 4 P. Powell, L. Kautz, D. Lip- pert, J. Gauze, S. Shaeffer, J. Mercurio, J. Price, P. Stallman, E. Haines, A. Smith, C. Reich- ard. ROW 1 C.Knecht. F. Brunner, N. Dra- bick, D. Doney, M. French, G. Wilson, S. Canal, A. Gauze, D. Sheline, L. Filarnounk. ROW 2 B. Frank, B. Grey, L. Bick- nell, P. Neil, J. Alberts, B. Tucker, J. Tripp, B. Babick, L. Lehmiller, N. Diano. ROW 3 N. Stanley, S. Smith, J. Cal- houn, S. Teeple, S. Schmaltz, R. Goringer, J. Raffield, A. Moz- den, B. Messinheimer, J. Meek. ROVV 1 J. Price, C. Perrott, B. Rojice C. Teeple, O. Rentz, J. Loutzenl hiser, C. Keller, M. Duckworth N. Brooks. ROW 2 C. Sickafoose, J. Syler, C Phillips, M. Schondel, M. Har ris, J. Wilson, N. Groh, S Cairns, A. Greenleaf, C. Abrigg ROW 3 M. Harsh, J. Kintigh, D. Den cer, K. Rhoads, C. Metz, E Cone, J. Lane, M. Malone, C McClaine, B. Hayes, S. Halter. r ROW 1 J. Eversole, D. Tolson, J. Rit zert, F. Changer, D. Bowman. D Boring, R. Newhouser, S, Kos tewicz, J. Tressell. ROW 2 Mr. Rieger, B. Welker, B Rush, T. Bolon, J. Bradley, B Fry, R. Hanze, T. Wenger, W Baer, B. Walter, J. Fortune, D Lehmiller. ROW 3 P. Dorbransky, R. Groves, D. Woofter, R. Sweir. D. Medved, D. Lloyd, L. Strong, T. Haney, R. Matz, J. Trover. ROW 4 C. Yohe, R. Horton, J. Patter- son, G. Nauman, F. Eberhart. ROW 1 R. Neiswanger, F. Hexamer, B. Sleighter. L. Griffith, T. Ba- las, J. Fisher, R. Rogers, M. Sal- apack. ROW 2 L. Baroni, H. Harsh, L. Rog- ers, T. McGill, D. Williams, J. Miller, R. Morris, G. Motz, L. Boron, G. Kleptack. ROW 3 D. Motz. H. Gugilluma, P. Kitzmiller, G. Beltz, B. Beltz, T, Hayes, J. France, F. Edwards, D. Whiteleather, B. Young. ROW 4 F. Hurst, W. Morris, P. Eber- hart, B. Mallett, J. Hunter, J. Hillman, P. Daisy, J. Brown, T. Stalling. ROW 1 J. Patterson, R. Penland, J. Wines, D. Reiger, G. Schotts, B. Brock, G. McGranor, S. Feller, D. Lough. ROW 2 J. Adkins, J. Richison, T. Wcnning, D. Jarrell, J. Weaver, E. Koil, D. McDonald, P. Peter- man, D. Whipple, T. Overcash- er, R. Jaybird. ROVV 3 M. Antonio, T. Miller, B. Shearer, G. Hickaman, D. Pen- land, S. Ordovensky, T. Mad- den, A. Myers, D. Shaffer. ROW 4 A. Rotar, S. Alberts, R. Stall- man, J. Neiger,, T. Bowers, T. Ball, D. Hopton. ROW 1 T. Stallinos. W. Mal- lette. G. Steiner. J, Pat- terson. J. Trover. J. Fer- guson, G. Jones. ROW 2 Mr. Limbert, B. Sparks R. Trompower, W. Hick. man, E. Throckmorton B. Boyles. P. B1-umbaugh D. Kiko, S. Stepanovich H. Haven. rqifen fbepadmenl ROW 1 P. Phillips P. Cooper L. Ramsey, K. Miller, J Gauze. ROW 2 J. Fligcr. C. Thomas. J Sanford. S. Russ. N. Driv cr. J. Humbach, ROW 3 G. Hopton. M. McKen zie, D. Beck, N. Woolcy, N. Neininger, L. Todd, N Young. Paajeaiaa 0pma,l'aa4 Page 73 Aan Gaew Row 1 M. Young, G. Beltz, R. Stallman, B. Lough, G. Griffing, L. Bailey, T. Ball. Row 2 D. Gunn, D. Hopton, K. Fligger, J. Phillippi, J. Funk, R. Penland. Q. Huscusson. Row 3 G. Shearer, G. Steiner, B. Paulus, J. Loutzenhiser, F. Mayer, P. Pedicord. alla!! Mmdlau l Row 1 E. Kell, H. Moore, M. Negulis, H. Robinson, H. Hall, D. Walters, K Schuster, R .Anderson. Row 2 D. Boring, F. Saunier, F. Changet, J. Trover, D. Brewer, F. Mayer, J Lindirnore, H. Mooreland, H. Harren, D. Toulson, R. Swier, K. McDonald T. Spencer, J. McKinney, J. Cooper, Q. Huscusson, R. DiNarda, B. Baum. Page 74 W1 .L'wJm4 Row 1 R. Thornpower, B. Ehret, D. Renfand, W. Baer, T. Eibel, J. Mc- Kinney, J. Fowler, A. Price. Row 2 T. Wells, J. Weaver, L. Baroni, T. Wenger, K. Herbert, H. Mc- Allister, W. Morris, J. Jones, P. Eberhart, B. Newhouser, D. Brooks. a. Rec! 04044 Row 1 J. Price, C. Keller, J. Meek, J. France, K. Goodwill, A Greenleaf, C. Sickafoose, J. Syler. Row 2 B. Bower, T. Hagan, J. Gauze, H. Hall, K. Materna, E. Harris, P. Harper, B. Beltz, J. Marty. Row 3 C. Howard, T. Wenger, W. Baer, Mr. Stauffer, R. Stokes, B. New- houser, D. Brooks. Page 75 9'3 'Giga at KT 'Z 5,5 'S x n v, , ? '-' f 5,5 8f33bf'1 g 5- ' 4? s-'Z 'f' ' ,- ,sw h af ff Q' :Fr - , .,.fS,f1f:,, .9 War., .W - fb 5474 Q 43' lqgfiffyqf 'xl' !?34?ff5f, ,l'i.1 wg N Qu, My ww tm X?J?5'9 HWY 4,K..y'y, -5 wtf' sig, , 9'g7f.:3u:1 gf: -. .Q .ia-ge --1 ssiw J R -.2 I '19, 1 Qvm-f,3.sv r, 'sa ' A ,QW W . ? 5, 0, , 2!'A:.'2. wsu..-, , WSW W .. , X cf Ji? X. , J Y if NL - ,yx Q 'ww 5'E'J1fxz'f,e-,'v I ' N25 , is 1.55, wx 1 Af -:gk -? 35 QCSQMQ'-si '. Y A 5?-,f.' 15 ,A 'fi 7:5 , r, x If I, ' 1 If 5 . f ff ' 1 ij 0111, 47?f !. 4'- Q 45 2 Q Q Q k Q Q2 ' Y 1956 Qaeda!! With only six seniors on the squad, an underclassmen studded array finished the season with a 4-5 record. With a few breaks here and there, the season could easily have been reversed. The team showed much improvement over last year's team and the coaching staff and student body are looking for- ward to a fine season come next year. Mr. Layne has this to say about the six Sen- ior members. J oe Patterson-good attitude, fine team spirit. Jim Morton-a gentleman all the way. Dave Bowman - a real try guy, gave his all. Dave Renfand-a good half back, good team spirit, honorable mention WHBC. Chuck Howard-all around good play- er, spirit, attitude and hustle. Ron Stokes-team captain, a fine tackle, both offense and defense, first team WHBC. Row 1-J. Patterson, D. Bowman, D. Houck Row 2-M. Hasen, J. Marcoaldi, J. Copper. Row 3fR. Anderson, P. Farver. Gaachu Left to right: John Henderson. Line Coach, Cyril Layne, Head Coachg Walt Stauffer, Backfield Coachp Don Po- ling, Line Coach. Row 1-C. Howard, D. Renfand, R. Stokes, J. Morton, H. McAllister, D. Brooks. Row 2-D. Lehmiller, D. Morris, S. Cunningham, M. Leslie, B. Ehret, B. Graham, F. Klapper. Row 3-G. Clauss, P. Stropki, J. Briese, R. Kirkbride, R. Lensy. 1956-57 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE South ........ South ........ South ........ South ........ South ........ South ........ South ........ South ........ South -Willard ....,.. 7 -Wooster ..,......... -Middlebranch .... Sandy Valley ....... ........ Canton Llncoln .............. -Canton Lehman Lou1sv1l1e ................ .... --Western Reserve Akron Hoban .... Sllucfenl' Manaqeu Page 79 B. Hanlon, H. Plaskett, K. Fliger ga mmm, ,T Q 22 si , 1 -- . Q A , :.-::,:.:E3E,f:f 'Sk wifi . , 4 Wf, 9 J mw- if V51 up 4 Wm 3 f ily, QHA 1 w ' 59 W ' M . M VA :IE Q- 5-. .::. , A 5 gli .4 5 ., J x A 'fx S ff? ,gf , w L wi? . is 33 ..,. , W X yr N- ., I bd Nik . msd f Q S Q 4 A ,ff ' if , E ygglvf INNO K i fg M1294 555 .sm ' 5 2 2 A ' ,. T 124' f 's . an 2:35 E X , Q 3, an g Q 5, x A an-X 'Sn 'v M -v, .3534-2. :Q Q Q 5 A Q H N N .- . w X k NN ,NK Y y X -. ff' , 5 'IQ 1 'W .gk ,H ,WN Sign 1 Q M h K K F , ' 'X Q . x 'X Q E ,, . ,W :,. gn ,419 'K WM Eactkeiialf With only one returning regular from last season's un- defeated team, the Wildacts lost five out of their first seven games. Gaining experience and ability, the cagers started to find the range. After dropping a decision to a fine Steuben- ville team and a close one to Massillon, the boys put the last seven games into the Win column. Among the teams feeling the claw of the Wildcat during this win streak were Sandy Valley and a veteran Canton Lincoln team. Ready for the tournament wars, the Wildcat ran into a freeze against Louisville but managed to win 28 to 19. At this time there was some doubt as to Tome Eibel's eligibility, but this matter was cleared in time for the next game with Sebring. The 'boys gave it all they had but an inspired Se- bring team dropped them from the tournament and ended the 1956-57 season with 12 wins and 8 losses. Considering the fact this was our rebuilding season, we are proud of the iteam's hard work and determination to end Charles fRedj Ash the season with a Winning record. Athletic Director and Head Basketball Coach Kneeling: J. Tressel, Mgr., Coach Ashg J. Patterson,Mgr. Standing left to right: T. Eibel, R. Walter, D. Lehmiller, D. Morris, W. Allen, R. Morris, S. Cunningham, I-I. McAllister, J. McKinney, T. Wen- ger, B. Graham, D. Brooks. THIS PAGE SPONSGRED BY NORTH INDUSTRY SHELL SERVICE STATION Page 84 CDWTH WILBUR ALLEN JERRY MCKINNEY SHELDON CUNNINGHAM HARRY MCALLISTER Second Team A11-Greater Honorable Mention A11-Greater Canton Canton 6101424 ? : : A11-Greater Cantong CAPTAIN TOM EIBEL A11-County A DAN BROOKS TERRY WENGER BOB GRAHAM DON MORRIS 4, X ff? f ,W V 2 :' Q43 ,F ggf: . ,ililumw , ,959 9 Q fi W- was by my f C 3 ,. af, X K 5 sw Ng 3,y'Qi A gg r 5-ffl 4 L 6 my , 5 X W 4 1 3 5: 'M' HJQQ Sa gi? Q 19 -L. 2 if W . if 4 Q 2 Kneeling: E. Lenzy, H. Guilliourna, T. Miller, P. Ehret, P. Kitzmiller, D. Jarrell, T. Wells. Standing: J. DiRuscio, A. Rotar, B. Walter, P. Eberhart, K. Herbert, D. Lehmiller, G. Clauss, J. Briese. f? 7mm eaacfaed Mr. Stauffer-Mr. Dowling Yfafzullq Scfnecfufe Redefwe Scfzecfufe South . ..... 46ASandy Valley ..... 60 South 45-Sandy Valley .... . . . 35 South . ..... 59--Wooster ........... 61 South 48--,Wooster , , . ..., , , . . . , 47 South. ..... 79iCentral Catholic ...... 49 South 36-New Philadelphia .... . . . 42 South ..... 62gMcKinley .......... 73 South 51-Cenrtla Catholic . . . .. 29 South . . . 44---Jackson .......... 50 South 41-Jackson . . . . . . . . . . . 57 South. ..... 64-Akron Central .... 70 South 65-Akron Central . . . .. . 42 South ...... 78-Alliance .......... 60 South 39-Alliance . . .. .... . . . 26 South . . 61-Western Reserve . . . 41 South 44-Western Reserve . . . . . . . 25 South ...... 51-Steubenville ....... 76 South 63-Steubenville ...... . . . 40 South . ..... 52-.Massillon .... .... 5 6 South 50-eMassillon .......... .... 3 8 South . . 63-New Philidelphia . . 60 South 37-New Philadelphia .... .... 6 7 South ,..... 83-Youngstown Chaney 33 South 45-Younstown Chaney ....... 51 South ..... . 90-Central Catholic . . . 50 South 46-Central Catholic ..... . . . 37 South ...... 69-Lincoln ......... 67 South 42-eLincoln . ...... . . . 44 South . . 67-Sandy Valley . . . 53 South 48-Sandy Valley . . . . . . . 53 South ...... 100-Middlebranch . . . 76 SOu'fh 68HMidd1ebranch . . . . . . . 31 South ...... 86-Louisville ..... 72 South 51-Louisville . . . . . . . 40 eaacfz 4 The 1956-57 Canton South Freshman Basketball Team had one of the finest teams in the school's history. They finished regular season play with 19 wins and 3 losses. All three defeats were avenged. The team won its first six games and then lost three out of the next four, but went on to win the remaining twelve games. The biggest win was a 13 point decision over the McKinley Frosh. The 'team then entered the Dover Invitational Freshman Tourna- ment. The frosh reached the semi-finals and was defeated by Dover. In the consolation finals, the South Frosh lost to Sandy Valley in a thriller 46-45. The team was led by co-captains Ed Lenzy and Paul Kitzmiller. Lenzy was the team's highest scorer with a 14.4 average and 360 points for the season. Kitzmiller was next in line with 214 points, and Paul also had the best foul shooting average making 65 per cent of his foul shots. The frosh squad this year was small, but they made up for their lack in size with determination and desire. If the team maintains its will to win, and if they strive to improve themselves-these players will be heard from on the Canton South varsity in the near future. Row 1, kneeling: J. Schott, T. Miller, D. DeFrank, M. Antonio, T. Hayes, T. Madden P Kitzmiller. Row 2, standing: G. Beltz, Mgr.3 E. Lenzy, H. Guilliouma, T. McGill, R. Rowley, A. Rotar P. Peterman, P. Ehret. J. France, Mgr. Row 1: J. Tressel, Mgr., B. Guinther, T. Gauze, D. Brooks, F. Klapper, S. Kos- tewitz, B. Graham, D. Toul- son, Mgr. Row 2: D. Poling, coachg T. Eibel, J. McKinney, B. Strouble, T. Wenger, G. Mc- Guyrt, J. Kurzinsky, W. Stauffer, coach. Absent: B. Sponseller, D Gauze. Banda!! Due to the building program, the baseball team had to play their home games at a city field. Playing under unfavorable weather the team recorded four wins While dropping five. Bob Sponseller led the team 1n hitting with a sporty .350 batting average. addulty MR. WELKER THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY DUMONT'S SPORTING GOODS Page 89 14. 14. ROW 1 J. Ehret, M. Reichard, J. Fernandez, N. Betz, M. Negulis, M. Bevington, S. Negulis. ROW 2 R. Houmard, H. Robinson, J. Hershey, C. Thompson, M. McAllister, J. Malavite, N. Smith. ROW 3 D. Cavelli, N. Young, N. Neininger, L. Andrews, H. Hall, C. Reichard, J. Knecht, M. Pri- bula, D. Myers. Ref Z Qaaq Game Red and Gray teams in action. Page 91 Compliments ot 0 McHUGH'S Congratulations to the Class ol l957 WALKERS CLOTHING STORE CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1957 O CANTON FLOWER SHOP Pg 92 w g rl, .ll P ul Traditional in Tone A Playing - Truly Today F' t Home Orga H A H N 8. C O . 404 W. TUSC. DIAL GL 4-4923 Qffagfm CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE CLASS OF 1957 NlcKINlEY PHARMACY and RESTAURANT 202 Market South O S p Collection for Util G -Electric-Telephon Compliments ol SYLVESTER'S MARKET 3650 Cleveland Ave. S.W. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 YOUNG'S FEED SUPPLY 413 Waynesburg Road S.E. CANTON, OHIO Phone GL 4-5732 CAMERAS FILMS GIFTS 0 EDWARD J. 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Some of them are: Freedom of warship Right to secret ballot 'PRight to know how your union spends your dues Freedom of speech Freedom of the press Right to criticize officials :l'Right to know salaries of your union officers Freedom from search without warrant Right to petition government for redress of grievances 'l'Right to know if your union officers are Communists SRight to know how your union is run Right to speedy nad public trial by jury Right to help of a lawyer 5fRight to hear your ernployer's side of disagreements Right not to appear as a witness against yourself gRight to W:Right to Right to Freedorn :?Right to Freedom i4Right to Freedom Freedom fkRight no XifRight to 'lfThese ar refuse to permit the check-off' of union dues go direct to your boss with a grievance be presumed innocent until proved guilty to own property work despite union jurisdictional disputes to u'ork in any locality proper supervision of your union welfare funds to start and manage a business to make a profit t to be fired by union leaders vote on company's best offer e rights you enjoy under the Taft-Hartley law. W'This is a right enjoyed by members of United Steel Workers, C.I.O. only when the Taft-Hartley law is invoked. TH EY'RE YOUR RIGHTS, TREAT TH EM RIGHT! Compliments of LEADER COFFEE SHOP 4105 Cleveland Avenue South CANTON, OHIO THAXTON DRUGS 4726 Cleveland Ave. S. NORTH INDUSTRY, OHIO Phone GL 6-3963 PAUL E. BARTH AGENCY Fire - Auto - Life - Liability Marine Insurance 125 Ironwood Place S.VV. Canton, Ohio Phone GL 6-7986 ECKARD'S Excellent Food 3602-04 Tuscarawas St. West CANTON, OHIO Ohio's O11ly Drive-in Featuring Car Hops on Roller Skates! Page 96 SINCE 1833 X We haved served the people of Canton with DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVER CHINA CRYSTAL We will be happy to serve you. DEUBlE'S North Cleveland and Fifth CANTON, OHIO Compliments of FINNEY'S DRUG STORE 415 Market Avenue North CANTON, OHIO Compliments CONGRATULATIONS at RKN Youngstown Kitchens MART 2727 Cleveland Ave. S.W. CANTON, OHIO Phone GL 4-0490 Sales - Service - Planning - Installation CLASS OF 1957 RICE OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Dial GL 3-2573 204 Third Street N.W. CANTON, OHIO The Finest in Fountain Pens FRED GOERKE CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE CLASS OF T957 Canton's ReIiabIe Prescription Stores SCHUMAN DRUGS Dial GL 4-5195 DUEBER AND NAVARRE ROAD S.W. Dial GL 5-5152 3600 TUSCARAWAS STREET WEST Dial GR 7-4563 807 30th STREET N.E. AT MARKET Page 97 To Beifer Serve You, Two Full Floors of Records Ulf IMUS 0F JIVEV' Albums Upstairs Tl! Pops Downstairs ll N AB!! 0 CONN BAND INSTRUMENTS C0mp men's LEDDY DRUM EQUIPMENT EPIPHONE STRING INSTRUMENTS of EXCELSIOR ACCORDIANS Try 01u' Rental Plan G A R L 0 C K Prvate Lessons On All Instruments d Music . . . Repairing . . . Accessories U ll G R E E N ' S G U E 5 T Music sroms, mc. Toyviue Cant0n's Most Complete Music Service 124 CLEVELAND AVE. S.W. CIGVCIH-Ild Avenue S0llth PHONE GL 4-3522 CANTON, OHIO CANTON, OHIO Page 98 OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY GREETING CARDS A SCHOOL SUPPLIES 321 WEST TUSCARAWAS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 Graduation or Commencement? Two words with different meanings. It all depends on ' your point of view. VVill you graduate or will you commence? Graduation means the completion of a required course. Commencement means the beginning of new experiences. This year, seniors will be starting new tasks. Some of you will become housewives, others will start new jobs J in shops, factories and offices. Still others, will continue your studies in college. All of these opportunities are a chance to commence anew. Make the Most of it. HERCULES MOTORS CORPORATION ' Canton, Ohio, u.S.A. Page 99 Beyond The City Limits Bottled Gus For Cooking Water Heating Home Heating SUBURBAN GAS and APPLIANCE CO. 2619 Waynesburg Road S.E. CANTON, OHIO Phone GL 5-7821 BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF 1.957 lee 'N N747 aj JOHN RUSKIN: Therefore when we build, let us think that we build forever. Let it not be for pres ent delight, nor for present use alone: let it be such work as our descendans will say as they look upon the labor and wrought sub stance . . . See This Our Fathers Did For Us FERRELL CONSTRUCTION Inc. 716 Figueroa Place S.W. CANTON 6, OHIO BRECHBUHLER 8. SONS SCALES C Sales - Service - Rental NORTH INDUSTRY, oH1o Phone GL 3-0213 Page 100 Compliments ol FRANKLIN SAW CO. 4500 Cleveland Avenue S.W. CANTON, OHIO Congratulations . . The Class of '57 EBERMAN COMPANY Phone GL 4-2903 NORTH INDUSTRY, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 'I957 'LT-T' 1A 1. --- Z'0'3,75?wfyQwghyi N 'U SSfIBA'lUfM Sf Emblwl-ed 1910 W los erm FINE APPLIANCES ll00VER AROUND THE HOUSE .... AROUND THE WORLD Compliments of G L 0 B E DA I R Y O Corner of East Tuscarawas and Trump Road O PHONE GL 5-0732 Pg 101 Compliments of The Exclusive Bakers STERLING ENRICHED and 'Miss I9' HEALTH BREAD Compliments of SPORTSMAN HAVEN Congratulations to the Class of 57 from KOBACKER'S DEPARTMENT STORE 501 Market Avenue North CANTON, OHIO Leaders in Styles for the Young Set Quality Is Remembered Long After Price Is Forgotten THE WALKER LUMBER CO. 1107 Navarre Road S.W. CANTON, OHIO 1 i PLENTY OF PARKING .-:---..... Bug 'em by the S'26l4 Page 102 1 li ' YE M ' U, W STANDARDS and PORTABLES ROYAL, REMINGTON and SMITH-CORONA Dial GL 2-2706 401 Fourth Street N.W. CANTON 2, OHIO B E N S 0 N TYPEWRITER co. ADElMAN'S muck PARTS Buyers of OLD, WRECKED, BURNED AND JUNK TRUCKS Specializing in Parts and Equipment For All Trucks 2001 Waynesburg Road S.E. CANTON, OHIO Phone GL 6-0206 Page 103 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1957 BAERS' OF CANTON Compliments of THE IDEAL FURNITURE CO. 400 Market North Phone GL 5-9401 LEHMILLER HARDWARE HARDWARE - FURNACES PLUMBING MATERIALS HOUSEWARES Phone GL 3-6767 NORTH INDUSTRY, OHIO BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1957 OF CANTON SOUTH LETHERMAN'S SEEDS 501 McKinley Avenue N.W. CANTON, OHIO Compliments of THE STANDARD PLUMBING 8. HEATING CO. Plumbmg, Heating and Air Conditioning Mechanical Eng rs Contractor 435 Walnut Avenue S.E. CANTON 2, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 57 THE STERN 8. MANN CO. CANTON, OHIO SIBERT'S SUNOCO SERVICE Tires - Batteries - Accessories Lowest Prices in Town 1816 Cleveland Avenue S. W. CANTON, OHIO Phone GL 4-0498 Page 104 WHITMER LUMBER, INC. 3738 Cleveland Avenue S.E. CANTON, OHIO R. H. WHITMER Phone GL 5-1808 Congratulations CLASS OF 1957 THE 0 1' 9 Q 'I COMPANY ' I PHOTOGRAPHY 2108 W. TUSC. CANTON, OHIO Phone GL 3-9334 -PATRONS- DILWORTH'S FOOD MARKET MAIN STREET NORTH INDUSTRY WlLSON'S JEWELRY 3255 CLEVELAND AVENUE SOUTH BETTY LOU'S BEAUTY SHOP Page 105 Office ............ ....... G L 2-9908 Residence ................ GL 2-4663 Our Coal Makes Warm Friends THE PUNCHEON COAL CO. COAL and COKE Corner of Cleveland Avenue and 18th Street S.W. CANTON 6, OHIO Compliments of UHl'S SOHIO SERVICE Corner of BELDEN AVENUE and WAYNESBURG ROAD S.E. CANTON, OHIO I J il Cook, Luunder, Do Dishes . . . All Af Once! Why not? Itfs easy with today's automatic electric helpers. You can go shopping or visiting while range. washer, clothes dryer and dishwasher are doing the work! All four jobs Will be done when you get home. 'Dv OHIO POWER C4 Page 106 J. R. TRIPP Building With Deseign 3203 Cleveland Avenue S. CANTON, OHIO Phone GL 2-8231 NORTH INDUSTRY COAL CO. Phone GL 4-6579 Clarence and Ida Senn, Proprietors FOR GOOD USED CARS PLASKETT'S Corner of 37th and Cleveland Ave. S.W. CANTON, OHIO BUSINESS PHONE GL 5-3636 RESIDENCE PHONE GL 3-8012 I. H. PLASKETT J. J. PLASKETT CLEVELAND DINER Never Closes Food Prepared In Sight Now in Our 24th Year! With Three Conveniently Located Stores To Serve You FLANAGAN and NIST Canton's Complete Paint Stores MAIN STORE McKinley at 5th N.W. W. TUSC. BRANCH 3009 Tuscarawas W. CLEVELAND AVE. 2747 Cleveland Ave. N.W. Page 107 Compliments of STOLL'S I. G. A. 2928 Cleveland Avenue South Compliments of STANDARD OIL COMPANY 2716 Cleveland Ave. S.W. CANTON, OHIO Phone GL 4-0490 Manager- Ronnie Greene Compliments of MARKER'S l. G. A. FOODLINER NORTH INDUSTRY, omo MILLER ' S sol-no ssnvlcls Car Washing - Lubrication Tires - Tubes Phone HU 4-9475 NORTH INDUSTRY, OHIO JOSEPH H. WEAVER HARDWARE DRINK Hardware - Paints Glass Plumbing and Electrical , Supplies C'q PENNSYLVANIA AND ammo MOTO MOWERS Phone GL 2-3603 1837 Cleveland Avenue S.W. I N B 0 T T I' E S CANTON 6, OHIO l I 1 I I I I RAY C. OSTER 25th and Roberts N.W. CANTON, OHIO Plant Phone GL 4-7567 Office Phone GL 5-3255 All Grades Of Washed Sand and Gravel Crushed Road Gravel Mason Sand Page 108 BERNIE FRANK'S SERVICE Tires Batteries Accessories 1605 Cleveland Avenue South Phone GL 4-0666 CANTON, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES to 'the Class of 57 O WEAVER COAL CO. CANTON, OHIO Compliments of CANTON IAUNDRY and CLEANING CO. 44 Years Serving This Area Pg 109 Compliments of V I N C E N T S ' STEAK HOUSE Pizzaburger Steaks Pizza Pie Chickens Congratulations To The Class of 1957 THE KWIK SHAKE INN 4034 Cleveland Avenue South Proprietor - Jack Overcasher CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FROM A FRIEND Congratulations to the Class of 57 THE M. CONLEY CO. Qualify pays off in the long run! SPORTING GOODS - TEAM EQUIPMENT HUNTING - FISHING - VACATION AND BOATING ACCESSORIES - RESTAURANT AND CAFETERIA EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES FACTORY AND INSTITUTIONAL MAINTENANCE TOOLS AND SUPPLIES KITCHENS - APPLIANCES - I-IOUSEWARES HARDWARE - PAINT X TELEPHONE CANTON GL 5-0191 FREE DELIVERY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS 8a RETAILERS-SALES Sz SERVICE SINCE 1865 E H E E E 'V Q E 232 12- .,,., I 5 m E M Q E E RWE T W Q ART Q E Exam ww uwour WEEE DEGREE EEE WB an jwjmj j PHOTOGRAPHY mwggggg Enamvmns ,'..'J, I T Sfgwfffg Elscmomfs Tjggfjwgwjfjwjwjmjafiw moucmus muszmuma aammaalslegasm I-ETTERING THIRD ST CANTON 0HIO o Gl 6-8277 AKRUN QQ-ggi cLEvELANn ,w,.w cowmsus wmmzwiwsmn C P nrsaunnu H nmmr EE HE Page 110