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

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DEDICATION A man who has served in various administra- tive capacities, Mr. McLaughlin has devoted more years of service to Canton South than any 5 other person. He was a member of the high school faculty even before the original section of the present building was constructed in 1931, giving of his time and talent wholeheartedly in all that he has done. Any student of mathematics knows Mr. Mc- Laughlin well, for math is his forte. In the past few years, he has been plagued not only with finding out why X:3, but also with who lost his lock, and why and where. The Annual Staff respectfully dedicates this Moderian to Mr. McLaughlin It is our way of expressing our gratitude and our sincere appreciation for all that he has done as a teacher and a friend. Students of Algebra and Geometry profit from his exacting require- ments. He is currently teaching Freshman Algebra with the use of teaching machines. 2 sf 4 FOREWORD The Annual Staff meditated all summer, striving to arrive at a suitable theme for this year's book. Then, like a gift from heaven, we discovered that this year is the Twenty-fifth Anniversary of the Canton South Moderian. Twenty-five years ago the first Annual Staff created a yearbook, and thus set a tradition which has accompanied South through the years. We have built our Moderian around this anniversary. Throughout -the book are reproduc- tions of pages from former annuals of Canton South, beginning in 1938 and continuing to the present. It has been a pleasure to serve you as the Annual Staff, and we hope you, the reader, will feel as much pride and pleasure in this book as we do. Janice Lunsford ..... Ezliior Mr. Young, Mr. Meese .... li., ful gs.: .9 0i0f'6,, TABLE OF CONTENTS Activities ..,.. Seniors .,,...... ........ Administration .....,., Underclassrnen Music ....... .,.., .....s . , Organizations .. ..,..... 104 Athletics ., .,.,..... 1 20 Patrons ..... .....t.. 1 32 IN THE SAME BGJAT now xf L. nf-mrmgh. L ro1xoex,W aw. G. wow, ww '21 s. nun c, Yoh.. M Buren. n. scum L. wmumgm, c. Am., 1. Meow-ma. N. aww. w, Kadio-y, 1. Rana.. 'What could be mm resrfui than u akeyqukt cram on o ynchv? Tbafs what Mrs. Mercer thmsghv when she :hand upher mn nudldmaghtef, Adam and Eve, for the trip on Nm vel!-to-de Captain Von E!do's ship, She, uf zourse, wen! qlong because IM Captain held o rather special interest for hu. Whar stndbd out to be u peacehl vucatinn Nmed into a store af mod confusion when Adam dressed as Eve, and Eve as Adam, N yin Hie hear! of Cnmlyn and Toby Wolfman. Naiumlly, in Que fime ffdingsfsimmeud down and Mom got Carolyn. Eve got Toby, and Mn. Mu' Egosvun the affections of Captain Von 95, IR.-SR. PR 6' I90 6 956 ACTIVITIES HC THE COURT: Senior Attendant, Linda Metheneyg Freshman Attendant, Donna Rodgers, Queen, Beth Houmardg 1960 Queen, Sheila Pollockg junior Attendant, Marlene Giaquin- tag Sophomore Attendant, Barbara Rust. Beth Houmard received her crown from Sheila Pollock, retiring Queen. Following a tradition set in recent years, the dance was held on the second night of the Homecoming weekend. Music for dancing was provided by the Sandy Valley'Dance Band, directed by Ted Wenger. an if Mg? J , ,fs A if ' Wm P QQY , A M, 1 4183 1. fu! f 1. 'f if A If i f ef . W R as if 1 F V L 'lL ' 5,5539 iq, 2 , 1 . 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KA an , V ff, V 1 fa, 3 x ef if 54 ' ,A On the basis of scholarship, leadership, character and pop- ularity, these two outstanding Seniors were chosen as the Modcrian King and Queen by ous graduating class. JIM BALES 1 is . ... ft JN. ef' 196' I Q You can tell wh0's underfed around our school-Bill Stinson and Judy Shank are first in line for their milk- shalces at the Snack Bar, operated during the lunch periods. The gym lobby at noon is a center for so- cializing during lunch periods, SNACKTI John Geslak enjoys another of the goodies featured at the noon-time Snack Bar, where there is always a crowd milling around near the food. joan Mizanoski finds a second dessert refreshing. FALL PLAY TIME OUT FOR GINGER Welcome home, sonll' Don- na Young, Carol Manly, De- anne Booth. THE CAST BACK ROW: Keith Horton, Penny Carpenter, Ed Michaels, Peggy Pfiffner, john Wucinich, Barbara Welker, Joe Calabretta. I FRONT ROW: Donna Young, Carol Manly, Deanne Booth. fBelowJ Occupational ther- apy? Donna Young, Ed Michaels, Deanne Booth. I5 Numerous practices, like this one in the choir room, led to the polished performance of Hand:-:l's Merxiah by the Advanced Choir, Tl E FOR REHEARSAL TEN LITTLE INDIANS THE CAST john Leslie, Doris Rhoades, Donna Young, Saundra Semple, John Wucinich, Terry Bowers, Keith Horton, George Michaels, jim Hall. Thom Robertson, Delmas Crisp. I6 While waiting for installation of new stage lighting, the Thespians held dress rehearsal for Ten Little Indians in the cafeteria. QBelowj Wait, Dick! Don't eat the napkin! Dick Cunningham, the tall man on the basket- ball team, must have been really hungry-with nine bottles of milk gone, he's starting on his napkin! ll Remember, girls-supreme endur- ance is what counts. The lobby phone is a major attraction during lunch periods. TI E TO PAY Dorothy Shores and Darlene Brown, the money- takers for our yearbook subscriptions, enjoy a prof- itable day. fBelowJ Boy! Aren't they sharp! Each junior may select his favorite style of ring. One of the highlights of the juniors' year was receiving the long-awaited class rings. Here Kathy Neff pays for hers, in eager anticipation. After battling the line, Jeanne Wendell finally secures her basketball ticket at the advance I sale from Mr. Welker. Relax, L jerry-you're next. , ' DANCE TIME One of South's long-standing traditions is a sock-hop after each home game. This one. sponsored by the library club, seems to be drawing a good crowd. Each school club takes its turn sponsoring a sock-hop. A sock-hop just w0uldn't be, without the socks, and a couple of cheerleaders dorft detract from the scene-but where are the fellows? Greater Canton's disc-jockeys. like jim Shay of WHOF, spin the platters and MC the hops. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Inn.-if M H- Pfmff Gilrv 1.10 Vfcv-Pvrxifl I judyfispc h I Srmlr Pau FX Tren 955 8 5 f CQMN 958 r DONNA BECZHNI El, 8, I 'a1s.':: 'f f -'nu ...U .Q rx .N W.. VWIYU' IIDMHQIIY DKQW vu wnum. 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PATRICIA BURLESON JOSEPH CALABRETTA KAREN CAMMEL DARLENE CANEL PENNY CARPENTER MARY CHILDS JUDITH BRACKEN WANDA BRECHBUHLER WAYNE BRIGGS STEPHEN BRISSEY DARLENE BROWN DAVID BRUCE KAREN CHOFF IN MICHAEL CHOVAN CAROL CLOER DONNA COLLIER MINNIE CONE DELMAS COOPER RAYMOND COPELAND DELMAS CRISP DAVID CUNNINGHAM LOWELL DECKER DONALD DEFINE MARY ANN DILWORTH Peggy Pfiffner, a student assistant, restores order to the much-used reference section of the library. Practical vocational skills can be learned in Mr. Carter's advanced machine shop. Bob Bair applies a micrometer to check the cut of his lathe work. vs 77742 I. .1 HOWARD DOMER LINDA DOWNARD ROBERT DRAKE LARRY DRUMMOND CHARLENE EHRET CAROL FERNANDEZ JOHN GESLAK PAULA GILBERT HELEN GOGERTY MICHAEL GRAHAM CAROLE GRIFFING SHARON GRIEFITI-IS WILLIAM FERRIS BRENDA FRANKLIN JAMES FRANKLIN MARILYN FURNEY ELIZABETH GAUZE GARY GECKLER JOHN GRINDEL KATHLEEN HAILSTONE LINDA HALL WILLIAM HALL WILLIAM HALL CHARLOTTE HAMPTON GLORIA HEID JOHN HEXAMER KRISTA HILDEBRAND BETTY HOCKENSMITH RONALD HOFFMAN MICHAEL HOUGH BETH HOUMARD RAY HUNTER FRANK ICARDI DAVID JOHNSON GARY KENDALL DON KENEY Krista Hildebrand and Carole Griffing, two authorities on Senior graduation announcements, can't re- sist the chance to give Deane Booth advice as he fills out his order blank. RAYMOND KIMBLE CAROLYN KIRKBRIDE FRANK KOLLAR f ff .77 ' fic' GARY LANE S, MICHAEL LEHMILLER JOHN LESLIE X NANCY LEWIS DAVID LINSENBIGLER IERALD LONG BARBARA LONGABAUGH JANICE LUNSFORD JOHN LUTZ TERRY MADDEN BONNIE MANGUS RUTH MCCARTNEY WILLIS MCCOY RAYMOND MCGILL DONNA MEDVED RITA MENEGAY PAUL MESSENHEIMER LINDA METHENEY DELMAS MIDCAP RONALD MIDCAP DENNIS MILLER KAY MUEHLENBEIN ROBIN NEFF KENNETH NEWHOUSER PAUL NICHOLS JAMES NORRIS LINDA OWENS JOHN MILLER SHARON MILLER WANDA MINER JIM MIRTO EILEEN MORETTA JOHN MORRIS JANET RIEGER JOSEPH RIEGER NANCY RITCHEY DORIS RHOADS SARA ROBERTS ALICE RODGERS WILLIAM O'WESNEY HELEN PAULINE MARIE PENLAND PEGGY PFIFFNER SHIRLEY PRIBULA JAMES REED DAVID RODRIGUEZ RICHARD SCHWARTZ GILBERT SCHWITZGEBEL PEGGY SCOTT SAUNDRA SEMPLE GEORGIA SHANKLE You just wouldn't be asleep on your feet in Mr. Gillooly's classes. The Seniors receive plenty of current reading ex- perience in addition to learn- ing the fundamentals of gov- ernment. 35 GARY SLUTZ PAUL SMITHBERGER GWENDOLYN SNYDER RONALD SPENCER PHYLLIS STACY WILLIAM STINSON THEODORE SHANNON GLENDA SHAW SHIRLEY SHEARER DAVID SHERRY DOROTHY SHORES JUDITH s1MPsON Q5 x v .I THOMAS TINLIN DIANE TRITCH FREDERICK TUCKER SHIRLEY TURNER KAREN VERHEYEN DENNIS VLIET MARIA STUBAN JOSEPH TALAFOUS DOLORES THARP MARY THOMAS ROBERT THOMPSON MARGARET THOUVENIN There always is plenty to be done in Mr. I-lackenberg's classes. Seniors get a warm re- ception fthat room really gets hotlj and a thorough grooming in the proper use of the English language. 38 LINDA WALTERS JAMES WEAVER JOAN WEAVER JAMES WEIMER BARBARA WELKER JEANNE WENDELL RICHARD WILKS CONSTANCE WILLIAMS PATRICIA WILSON GARY WOOD DONNA YOUNG MARY JANE YOUNG JAMES ZIMMER l.' zlf '1.i. if. 1fh6,fQ1IQwing.Sgniogswerenot available: 1 . ,L I QABARBAFIARDAVISL IOHN JUT1? I Q IAsAi1,I,NoHLM STANVNORMANY' A l ' IJGEQRGE YMBEC AAMN WAI-I-EN WAGNER A A ADMINISTRATION S. A. STINE, A. B,. M. A. Ashland College, Michigan Univensily. Ohio Slate University Superintendent of Canton Township Schools DWIGHT Ml FLOI-IR, A. B Heidelberg College. Ohio Slate University Principal of High School, Instructor in English and Public Speaking ,E IQF5-AA F- ,, Q- XI! Ili!! Ps 4,1 '1 f5 3 l :hal Qiimxiil 952 Q-as-ni. 940 68 O 'SWAN I955 CANTON SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL CANTON, OHIO 1958 ADMINISTRATION Lefl lo riglll. seiztvd: L. H. Hou man. ll. S. Taylor. F. lf. l:I'Pt'l1l9lll!lf'l' President C. l. Sheffer. C. A. l.irl1mi1wulh'r. Slnmling: S. A, Stine. Glenn Ynhe, Clerk. In 1958 the new addition to Canton Township High School, consisting of an auditorium and theater, was put into use. The school changed from a four-year to a six-year system, and from an enrollment of 550 to 650, including 61 seniors. Twenty teachers staffed the school. In 1948 the name was changed to Canton South High School. Another major addi- tion and renovation, in 1958, created 16 new teaching areas, a cafeteria and an ad- ditional gymnasium. By the 1961-1962 school term the school population, con- sisting of only the four upper grades, reached the one thousand mark, with 180 seniors, and a faculty of 44. I957 BOA EDU1 The comrruc-tion of the new addition to Can- ton South is now under way and is expected to he finished by this mmng September. The new addition will include a new gymnasium cafeteria. commercial. industrial arts, home economics, and music departments. v. FRONT-SEATED: Walter Young, Vice-Presidentg Clyde B STANDING: Eldon Taylor, Ray Graham, Joseph Fortune. rechbuhler, President '-AJ'-' W -W .-...E H ,f Q L Harold R. Walker EXECUTIVE HEAD ,CANTON LOCAL SCHOOLS X A ' ASSISTANT A 1,1ohnVRohrbaugh : 1 ' CLERK, BOARD OF EDUCATION and SECRETARY to the EXECUTIVE HEAD Mrs. Donna Neisel V,,ky Z1 ,q ir , e'-C fggsEdu3TARY TQASSISTANT A AR -EXECUTIVE HEAD , X 5' Miss Linda Funk X x Fi END Y .K X Li f Sam Leles ' PRINCIPAL CANTON SOUTH HIGH sCHooL r ' 7 4 ASSISTANT . rm. , . M - ua kk RU ,,. rw Q SECRETARIES . . . Left-Mrs. H a t t i e Warstler, Attendance and Guidance. Center-Mrs. Barbara Kirby, recent Secretary to the Principal. Right-Miss Patricia Harqn, Secretary to the Principal. Si., JUANITA ADAIR l Homemalcing Y CHARLES ASH i l JAMES EERQUSOIN Physical Education Y i ' ' K f ' GMP If Us ALDALYN FIEDLE11 . , N . Reading, English FACULTY RONA113 BLACKLEDGE Attendance, Gruidapce FRED FISCHER English JAMES, GARCIA A , Industrial Arts SONIA GALAY Commercial . DAVID GEISBERGER , A Science. i K 942 l RICHARD CAIN Chemistry 3 1 RICHARD CARTER Industrial Arts wx A VJOHNAGILLOOLY V Social Studies CHARLES FRANK ROSE BIARIE FULMER Speech. Dramatics. Social Studies Industrial Arts HERBERT HACKENBERG English 'Glu 15192 at-Y mx.. of P 1 2 J , , 1-f'J,' , , ,Ag f s ffwfi N,.,,,, flu' Miflf 41 f if Q' XM, , fh --I938-1 I CULLEN PFENl Industrial Arts IMOGENE WEILER English HENRY SARVER Social Studies ' 'f ff AQUILINO PEREZ Spanish V f -'ff TA ,ff EDWARD WELKER fc ffl GEQRGE SHA!-IEEN T Health, Faculty-Athletic Manager lr i WL LW L, X l r l if Q 2 f N W , .. .Eur 3 'wir' it fn n CAFETERIA A well-planned and tasty hot lunch is offered at the main cafeteria counter during the double lunch period. Serving from the steam tables are Wilma Stauffer, Loretta Tressel, Dorothy Haver, and Clara McFarren. Absent: Lee Davis. t 90fil1i2miP14SkQf'sfiaF4 3319? 5 is 52 As part of the renovation of the auditorium stage, a new li htin s stem was installed this winter 8 8 Y Stage manager, Vernon Paulus explainswthe intri- cacies of the lighting panel to Paul Pedicord. Those desiring a refreshing cold lunch queue up in the hall in front of the cafeteria to be waited upon by Beth Bower, Marie Oster, and Roberta Taylor, Mary Graham and Mary johanning serve up a quick snack at the Kitchen Door to the rear of the cafeteria. AINTENANCE ' fx . ' 1 i f You X, , .V 5. , -I A newly acquired piece of equipment is pushed into the storage shed by john Wenger, jerry Engle, and John Forte. To maintain round the clock operation of the school plant, Kenneth Kampfer serves the midnight shift, UN DERCLASSMEN 959 'Pl 2 5TH Obemm 62 I il SNAPS 952 snwmm, of me .mn-h me cxghlh grmivrs mm. 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X MARGIE SICKAFOOSE GLORIA HOUSE V President Treasurer LINDA MCKINNEY ' KEITH HORTON Secretary Vice-President Linda Abrigg Ronnie Ahrigg Clifford Adams Linda Al-ze John Anderson Charles Andrews Jacqueline Anthony Charles Bendetta Barbara Bennett Suzanne Bixler George Bloom Carol Bowers Geraldine Briese Jane Brown Barbara Burson Gary Cairns Sandra Caringi Joyce Carona Judy Chabot Jeff Chaney Linda Changet Remus Changet Romulus Changet Ida Chastain Sally Christman Joyce Coker Sandra Corbit Carolyn Croston Roger Crumley joy Danilkovich Sharon Deckerd Robert Derlich Amrd an atmosphere of well kept bulletm boards Mr. Sarver and his American Hrs tory class appear to be havmg fun tracmg the early movements of our forebears Larry Diss Susan Doney Stephen Dragomire Frank Dugan Melba Edgell Ben Elliott Doris Ellis Judith Ferguson james Fliger Mary Fliger Donna Fortune Sherry Fox jerry Freireich Galen Froelich Russel Fryberger Eileen Galbreath Patricia Galliher Wilma Gamble Florence Getchey Marlene Giaquinta Cheryl Gibler John Gilbert Bruce Gordon Glenda Gray Sara Grimes William Groves Judy Guilliouma john Hackenberg Carol Harbold Peggy Harsh john Heaton Ronald Herbert Fritizie Hess Robert I-Iixson Gwendolyn Hofstetter Lenita Holcomb Willard Hope Keith Horton Gloria House Gary Huntley Sandra Isner Jacqueline jacskon joe Jones David jute Susan Keller Sharon Kendle Annetta Kendrick Loretta Kendrick Ardythe Kensinger Robert Kincaid Richard King Robert Kintigh Tom Lambert Karen Lee Leach Karen Louise Leach Linda LeMay Darlene Ley Eddie Long Glen Long William Long Judy Longabaugh Harvey McCo1lister Alton McCollum Jerry McConnell Hazel McDonald Sally McGra.nor Linda McKinney Barbara McLaughlin Marlene Malatesta Barbara Martin Larry Mayberry Arkie Mayle Carolyn Meiser Marilyn Meiser Edward Michaels Bruce Miller Ken Miller Robert Miller Edward Miner Carol Mirto Casts and crutches seemed to be the style this year for both boys and girls. John Hackenberg, a football casualty, is given a helping hand between classes by Gary Huntley. Judy Mizanoski Diana Mock Sharon Monroe Pat Moreland Robert Morris Sandy Mosteller Cherie Motter Warren Muehlenbein jim Neff Kathleen Neff Paul Negulis Ted Neininger Dwight Norris Rick Nunley Earl O'Connor Barry Oiler Sandy Overcasher Dale Parks Margaret Patterson Mark Patterson Leanne Pennetti jack Perry joe Petsy Jack Phillips Wanda Price Patti Quinn Linda Reiter Eloise Rentz Lee Reynolds Ray Rhoads Barbara Richmond Janice Rieger Gary Ritchey Stafford Rogers Chester Rojice Linda Rojice Richard Roush Robert Roush Bill Rudolph jackie Salapack Henry Schaeffer Richard Schneider Dean Schott Gerald Sedlock Nancy Selby Diana Shaffer Nancy Shankle Nancy Shawver Donna Sheets Margie Sickafoose Beatrice Slutz Larry Sparks Frequently and timely filming stimulates interest and under standing in Mr. Welkers jun ior Class Health instruction Donna Spencer Roy Steiner Carol Stevenson Frances Stocker Linda Stokes Vaughn Strobel john Strong Gary Teeple Mona Thomas Dennis Thompson john Thouvenin Roberta Timmons Becky Todd Harry Tripp Sam Vance Karen Van Voorhis Joann Vermillion Marilyn Wallace Sandy Walter john Ward jim Warstler janet Wells David Wheeler Nancy Whitacre Bonnie Wilson William Wilson Tom Wissuchek Carol Wolak Kenneth Wolf Fosteena Woody John Wucinich Paul Yoe A - fm: . 2'-Vw - 'isa I fy VRS' li Q' '42 MARLENE IRA TURPI President Treasurer Sandra Abel Sharon Adams Terry Allerton Margaret Antonio Sheila Applegarth Barbara Arnold Richard Bagent Larry Bailey Bruce Baker Norma jean Bales Kathy Barlow jean Baybrook Ruthann Beal Adrianne Beard Larry Bell WW- aw .. vs- Timothy Bell Anna Benjamin Jacqueline Benner Barbara Bice Larry Blackburn Sharon Blackledge Barry Boice Karen Booth Eddie Borlcowski Glenn Borkowski James Bourquin Bradford Bowman Myles Boyd Dan Braden Gary Brechbuhler jack Brooks Claudia Brothers janet Brott Sandra Crum Richard Cunningham Susan Davis Daniel Dedmon Dolores Delp Larry Denning Richard Dieffenbaugher Bill Dillman Corrine Dobransky Richard Drake Susan Eberhart Duane Ecrement Ann Eibel Bill Fisher janet Fitzgerald Dale Foltz Christina Fox Don Frank 70 Ernest Buccini Raymond Budd Dennis Budinski Cheryl Burleson Gary Caringi Dick Carpenter Shirley Chastain Diana Cheviron Carol Christman Kathleen Cleary Judy Cloer Dorothy Cone Connie Cooper Helen Cornett Marilyn Crowe The second year Latin Class may have struck upon an understandable phrase, or, perhaps, are admiring one of the many interest-stirring bulletin board displays by Mrs. Watkins. Marie Franklin Gary Fry Frances Gallagher Mary Galliher Sandra Gamble Donald Gash Sherrie Geslak Kenneth Gessel Sandra Gibler Bruce Giffen James Glenny joan Goffinet Keith Gonser Darrel Gonzales Bill Grim Kathy Grindel Kathy Gunn Sally Guthrie Charles Hughes Bernard Hull Dale Hurless JoAnn Hurst Opal Huther Anne Hysong Betty Jacobs Ronald Jarrell Timothy jolly Wesley jones Delbert Kail Georgia Kautz Cynthia Kelly Sandy Kimble Cynthia Kirsch Gary Kirzmillef Cheryl Koehler Paula Kolacsky Roberta Hagan Carolyn Harper Christine Harris Susan Harris Sharon Harsh Michael Haverchak Richard Hayden Robert Heffner Virginia Hexamer Shirley Hicks Richard Himes Fred Hinchcliff Rebecca Holcomb Denis Hostetler Sharon Hufler Karen Kutt Nancy Lagodich Kathryn Larsen Sandra Leach James Leath Cheryl Lee Linda Leedets Dennis Litchtenwalter Linda Lindsey Michael Long Phillip Long David McAfee Melvin McClung james McCollough Richard McCoy ,gem Kathy McGraw Kathleen McVicker john Manly David Marks Betty Mmm Ronald Martin james Mason Sandy Mason Kenneth Mattevi Louis Mauter Carol Mayes Linda Mayle Shirley Meacler Tom Meiser Linda Menegay Shirley Merryman Robert Miller Ronald Miller 73 Donald Millhone Judy Milliron Joan Mizanoski Sharon Mohler Brenda Mole Jim Moorehead Carolyn Morgan james Morris - Robert Mosberger Sandra Mosley Ellen Mossor Cecil Moye David Mozden Charles Mullen Sheila Murphy Terry Allerton and Sheila Applegarth discover the inner workings of a frog in one of the practical phases of a varied biology course. Cheryl Koehler and Diane Wissuchek are tuned in to the demonstrative teaching of Mrs, Kibler in Sophomore Language Arts. Charlene Powell Patricia Pritt Roxy Rebstock Dorene Reichard Marlene Rhods Bill Risher David Roberts Sharon Robertson Anita Rogers Arthur Ross Sue Roth Barbara Rust Barbara Salisbury Peggy Ann Sallo Corrine Sanford William Schaeffer Dorothy Schneider Peggy Schreckengost jerry Myers Robert Neff Everett Neighbor Barbara Neisel Glenda Neisel Patricia Nessler Donald Noll jack Norris Shelia Nunley Ruth Parsons Kristine Pattison Charles Peeler Danny Petrovich Joyce Philippi Susan Porter Even teaching machines don't sup- ply all the answers, so Delbert Kail seeks the assistance of Mr. Kiplinger in solving one of the more confusing math problems. 76 Richard Schuster Andrea Semple Rene Shaffer Bill Sheets Sheryl Shulty Billie Sickle jean Ann Sikes Dorothy Sims Ethel Slatzer Mary Sleighter Betty Sloat Sheryl Smallwood David Smith Gerald Smith Kathy Smith Robert Smith john Spina Kathy Stark Terry Stark Linda Starks Timothy Staten Robert Steed Roger Steed Ned Stinson Max Stokoe james Strouble Veronica Svik Cliff Thomas Mary Thompson Tom Thompson Ella Thouvenin Gail Tomlin john Tonkovich 'KMA an Lee Travers Ira Turpin Terry Twiss Bill Verheyen Sharon Wagner Sharon Walter Duane Wasnak Charles Weaver Helen Weaver Margaret Weaver Thomas Weaver Bill Welker Dennis Wfendell Tommie Whalen Leslie Wiley james Wissmar Diane Wissuchek Harvey Witter It may seem like Greek to these Sophomores, but this is only one unit in the required Social Studies II pro- gram which all second year students take to enlarge their knowledge of the cur- rent world and its historical backgrounds. 78 joan Wolak Carol Wolf Betty Wwdlock Gerald Wright Sylvia Wright Patricia Young Ray Young Gary Zimmer A little nourishment, a little encourage- ment, and there was the utwistufthis year's dancing craze, demonstrated by Betty Sloat and Linda Starks, although Pat Pritt seems unaffected, Freshman and Sophomore physical education is required at Canton South. Here Miss Tiano is shown as referee of a basketball game, one of the diverse activities of gym class. Mary Thompson and Jackie Barton are the two human pogo-sticks. The girls seem to take a back seat in Mr. Stauffer's seventh period social studies class, or per- haps these sophomore hoys have volunteered for service at the front . it LESTER NANCY Secretary WENN a rcfvzft. aj ' 4. x 1. J-su! . 3? n::.' if me was ING Betty Adolph Cheryl Aielo Debbie Ake Bill Alexander Barbara Allen Sandra Anthony Vicky Applegarth Gary Baacl Helen Baad Mike Babics Edward Bachtel Karen Baer joseph Bailey Dale Bair Harry Baker 2.2 fl? Wayne Bricker Judith Briggs Jean Brown Gary Bruce David Burnsworth jay Calhoun Carolyn Campbell Laura Capper David Casto Lester Changet Leslie Cherry Cynthia Childs Barbara Clark Nancy Clark Nancy Cloer Danny Clugston Judy Colaiacovo Glen Conley Mary Bongini Gary Boron Gary Boughner Duane Bower Fred Bower Elaine Bowers Harold Bracken Ronald Braley Bertha Brand Gary Braun Kittie Brechbuhler John Breedlove Carol Brenner Wanda Brenner Carol Breymaier Let the chips fall where they may, fellows, but get those edges straight and square. A Freshman wood- shop class inspects their work. That time-worn greeting. What's cooking, girls, seems too appropriate to overlook in this scene from the modern kitchen of the Freshman Homemaking Class. Anthony Cora Judith Covert Barbara Cox Ted Cramer Charles Crawford Freeman Croston Mark Daniels Linda Davis Nancy Davis Linda Dazey Sharyn Decker Terry DePaola Barbara Devaul Bill DeWalt Byron Doane Karen Dillman Judy Dilworth Keith Downard Susan Fisher Donna Jean Fox Sheila Franklin Judy Freeman Janice Freireich Billy French james Fry l Lawrence Fry Linda Galliher Patricia Gibson Gary Glover Holley Goddard Frank Gonzales David Graber Daniel Gray Earl Gray Becky Greathouse Lora Greathouse David Dugan james Dvorovy Roger Edgell junior Edwards Jerry Eibel Glenn Elliot Larry Elliot Gloria Ellis Robert Engel Bill Eudy May Evanko Linda Fecik Donald Ferguson Ida Marie Ferguson Robert Fisher Milfred Greenfield Patricia Grim Kenneth Groves James Haas joan Hanlin Larry Harper Mildred Harper John Hattery George Hayes David Haynes Donna Heather Evelyn Heid Larry Heid Toni Heinbuch Scott Henry Linda Herbert Martha Hess Lloyd Himes Carol Hofstetter Martha Holcomb Diane Hope Sherry Hosenbackez Becky 'Hough Terry House Loretta Hughes Bernard Hunt Gerald Hunter George Hysong Sandra Irwin Paulette jackson Sue Jackson Amy johnson Beverly Johnson 85 Sally Jones Elizabeth Jute Lora Kaufman Helen Kelly Sandra Kemmerling Raymond Kendall Sophie Kendrick Gregory Kennedy Paul Kieffer Mary Kincaid Evelyn King Betty Kintner Carol Kintz Sandra Laisure Danny Lake Martha Hess may appear to be an accomplished juggler, but this scene from the Freshmen girls' gym class provides us with proof that basketball ain't what it used to be. 86 Spirited basketball easily stirs lively participation among these Freshmen as part of the varied pro- gram in physical education. Linda McFarland Richard Mclntosh John McWilliams James Malatesta Nancy Mallette Tim Mangus Carol Manly Daniel Mariol Pat Mariol jeffrey Marquis Linda Maosn Susan Masters William Masters Joyce Mathews Shirley Mathews Peggy Mayberry Randy Mayes james Meader Patricia Lambert Mabel Lehmiller Susan Lehmiller Melvin Lenzy Lois Lewis john Ley Charles Littleton Danny Lombardi Connie Long Glenn Looman Patty Lung Edward McCarty Tim McCarthy Tim McCausla.nd Pat McCollister bm-I 'sf ,C , Cheryl Nauman Billie Lee Nelson Linda Nicholson Michael Nist Joseph Nosic Sandra Nosic Melvin Oliver Sandra Page Larry Paul Tim Phillips Linda Piatek Barbara Poole Charles Reed Mike Reicll Jack Rexrode 's. ' f-1,5 .1433 ,. ,ii :E my 'vu ,sg Q ,.,.,, 1-7-v ,1 jeff Rhodes Thom Robertson Donna Rodgers Ruth Roettker Dennis Salapack Shirley Sanders Connie Schmitt Mary Schneck Carol Schoeneberg Linda Schroeter Don Schwitzgebel jean Schivitzgebel Daniel Selby Carol Sells William Sells Judy Shonk Robert Shores Beverly Shortlancl JD Diane Stark Kathern Starks David Steenrod Fred Stephens Allen Stocker Alice Stokes Fred Stutler Stephen Svik Elaine Swier Raymond Swink Mildred Tansik Jack Tencza Judy Thomas James Timmons Charlotte Tomlin Sharon Travis Ralph Treacher Ginger Tripp Shirley Showalter Nancy Sickafoose Judy Sills Nancy Simpson James Sims Homer Slayman Linda Slatzer Dolores Slutz Edmond Smith Randy Smith Kenneth Smythe Bradford Snyder June Sproul Larry Stacy Sheila Stacy f ix- Bonnie Wenger Tom Werming Thomas Weyand Edward Wilgus David Wilks Margaret Williamson Shirley Williamson Brenda Wilson Linda Wilson Vemetta Wilson Robert Witts Cinda Yarger Beverly Young Gordon Young jay Young Ronald Young Tim Young Constance Yenny '12 -'Lf Karlene Tripp Ralph Tripp Dorothy Turner Mary Turner Dawn Turpin joseph Valentine Terry VanSickel joe Viola. Danny Vogt Debbie Volkert Glenna Walters Tom Warner Harold Warrick Nellie Warrick Charlene Weaver 91 'MW ww., lnderclassmen-at work? Because of increased enrollment, yen the cafeteria had to be pressed into service as a kudy room, except for the inevitable lunch periods. .fe- ,,.-ff 1,-F. ,....' A seemingly industrious trio loads up for the next class with textbooks and a little idle chatter to keep posted until they meet again at another locker for another scoop of the same. Sandra Leach, Linda Menegay, and joan Goffinet are the diligent sophomores. No, we're not communicat- ing with outer space-just listening to Spanish records. An innovation this year is the language laboratoiy created in Room 305 for instruction in Spanish. Mr. Perez tunes in as a stu- dent's tape is audited by Marilyn Crowe, joe Cala- bretta, Diane Cheviron, and Betty Woodlock. 93 Attention!!! Pvrvurd Slnrvh , . . TM! 41 use wil vt me Drum 4'-mm an min-K mm oct the srhnol yur. 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H mug, R CONCERT TOP ROW Left to Rxht Karen Dzllman Gary Bruce Lxnda Davxs Joan Hanlm jane Messenger Gary Baad Chuck Reed D0r1s Rhoads Ardythe Kensmger Mr I-Ielst Joyce Carona ROW 2 Bobble Hagan Lmda Menegay ROW 3 june Sproul Carole Mrchaels Laura Capper Linda Dazey Lmda Herbert Mxke Bablcs jxm Trmmons Donald Ferguson Glermajean Walters Davrd Bruce Dxck Allen Johnny Ward Ray Rhoads ROW 4 Corrme Sanford Susan Porter Dav1d Graber Jeffery M3fqU1S ROW 5 Peggy Schreckengost Sandra Glbler Sally Guthrre Karen Kult Mary Schneck Carol Sell ROW 6 Carol Wolak Judy Ferguson Davrcl Wheeler Bob Morrls Shnrley Meader Dorothy Schnexder Beverly Young Drana Wrssuchek ROW 7 Tom Wrssuchek Mane Rodgers Marxlyn Crowe Drana Shaffer Sharon Deckerd Lmda McKmney 96 TOP ROW-Left to Right: Wayne Briggs, Keith Horton, Tom Tinlin, Terry Stark, Wesley jones, Bob Baker, David Steenrod, Gary Brechbuhler, Ronnie Herbert, Mary Kincaid, Nancy Mallette, Diana Mock, Deane Booth. ROW 2: Ed Michaels, Mike Reidl, Glen Long, Margaret Weaver, Gary Kendall, Rene Shaffer, Rodger Steed, Helen Weaver. ROW 3: Ray Young, Karen Cammel, Cheryl Gibler, Sheryl Shulty, Sheila Murphy, Bill Dillman, Robert Shores, David Casto, Judy Chabot, Linda Ake. ROW 4: Gary Kitzmiller, Barbara Neisel, Helen Gogerty, Karen Verheyen, Mary Jane Young, Cheryl Koehler. ROW 5: Eileen Moretta, john Tonkovich, Sandra Kemmerling, Cynthia Barrick, Karlene Tripp, Toni Heinbuch. Sharon Miller, ROW 6: Joyce Michaels, Pat Lambert, Judy Longabaugh, Margie Antonio, Susan Keller. AND 97 Much to the credit of our Dance Orchestra, the Variety Show this year was a tremendous success. Pictured here are the fine musicians who make up the orchestra, under the able instruction of Mr. Heist. Announcers for the Variety Show were Mary jane Young and Ar- dythe Kensinger, who enlightened the audience on the next per- former. Accompanists were Doris Rhoads and janet Wells. Performing at the Variety Show, the flute ensemble did an ex- cellent interpretation ot' Lazy River, supported by the Dance Orchestra. Hi Society was performed by the Dixie- land Band, while Susan Eberhart did a unique dance specialty to the Charleston. The Drill Team, composed of members from the band, imitated a military parade to the tune of Yankee Doodle. VARIETY SHOW The high-spirited majorettes danced to the A-B-C Boogie, as the Dance Orchestra accompanied them. Soloists Charlotte Hampton and Dean Booth and The Three G's, Carolyn, Sandy and Cheryl Gibler, added that special touch to the Show, Everyone likes the Can-Can, and this year the Varsity and Reserve Cheerleaders give us their interpretation of it in a colorful style. AJORETTES Linda Menegay Karen Verheyen Rita Menegay Susan Eberhart Linda McKinney Judy Chabot Joyce Carona Charlene Ehret BAND OFFICERS ROW 1: Mary jane Young, Barbara Neisel, Charlene Ehret, Joyce Carona, Linda Ake, Margaret Weaver. ROW 2: John Tonkovich, Terry Stark, Ronnie Herbert, Wayne Briggs, Deane Booth, Gary Kendall, Dick Allen. CHORALIERS ROW 1: Sharon Griffiths, Carolyn Kirkbridge, Sara Rob- erts, Dorothy Shores, Susan Keller, Joyce Carona, Char' lotte Hampton. ROW 2: Margie Antonio, Penny Carpenter, Gwendolyn Snyder, Shirley Merryman, Betty Hockensmith, Marilyn Crowe, Linda Downard, Jean Sikes, Mary Ann Dil- worth, Brenda Franklin, Beth Houmard, ROW 3: Ray Young. Bill Verheyen. Jim Weimer, Jerry McConnel, Kenny Miller, Joe Jones, Bob Kintigh, Bill Long, Gerald Wright, John Manly, Vaughn Strouble, Terry Bowers. Keith Horton, Bill Rudolph. ROW 4: Ronald Martin, Bill Hall, John Wfucinich. Joe Calabretta, Ronald Spencer, Dave Roberts, Tom Thomp- son, Gilbert Schwitzgebel, Deane Booth, Dave John- son, Tim Staten, Bruce Miller, Dick Schuster, Mr. Lotze. ROW 1: Susan Lehmiller, Carol Schoenberg, Carol Manly, ROW 3: Cinda Yarger, Linda Schroeter, Connie Yenn Bett' Peggy Mayberry, Jane Messenger, Helen Kelly, Linda Gal- liher, Debbie Volkert, Elaine Bowers, Mary Kincaid, David Casto, Brad Snyder, Daniel Selby, Kathlerine Starks, Connie Moyer, Linda Davis, Mae Evanko, Linda Mason, Nancy Sicka- foose, Alice Stokes, Cheryl Aiello, Bonnie Wenger. ROW 2: Joan Hanlin, Joyce Michaels, Debbie Ake, Linda Piatek, Evelyn Heid, Lois Lewis, Sheila Franklin, Charlotte Tomlin, ,James Fry, Terry Miller, Jay Calhoun, Robert Baker, Holly Goddard. John Ley, Pat Lambert, Karen Dillman, Judy Dilworth, Carol Midcap, Wanda Brenner, Sally Jones, Diana Hope. Y, l Adolph, Toni Heinbuch, Ginger Tripp, Judy Shonk, Mich- aele Mercurio, Georgia Hysong,4John Hattery, John Mc' Williams, Larry Harper, Dale Bair, June Sproul, Sandra Page, Nancy Cloer, Martha Holcomb, Linda Nicholson, Carol Breymaier, Sopria Kendrick. ROW 4: Milford Greenfield, Danny Gray, Ray Swinlc, Randy Mayes, Robert Witts, Tim Phillips, Tim Young, Leslie Cherry, William Alexander, Glenn Looman, Ronnie Young, Chuck Reed, Terry House, Joe Valentine, Glenn Conley, Scott Henry, Gordon Young, David Steenrod, Henry Beshore, Keith Miller, Paul Kieffer. lOl THE ADVANCE ROW 1: Diane Mock, Sally McGranor, Susan Eberhart, Margie Antonio, Carole Griffing, Betty Woodlock, Janet Wells, Sharon Griffiths, Charlene Powell, Adrianne Beard, Roxy Rebstock, Linda Rojice, Wanda Price, Patti Quinn, Gwen Snyder, Carolyn Kirkbride, Charlotte Hampton, Sharon Deckerd, Shirley Meader, Margie Sickafoose, Ann Eibel, Joyce Carona, Christine Pattison, Darlene Ley, Mary Ann Dilworth, Sharon Adams, Sandy Isner. ROW 2: Delores Delp, Paula Kolascky, Virginia Kexarner, Mar- lene Rhoads, Betty Hockensmith, Geri Briese, Glenda Gray, Jean Baybrook, Peggy Pfiffner, Mary Thompson, Kathy Smith, Gail Tomlin, Ruth McCartney, Joyce Phillipi, Barbara Martin, Kathy Larsen, Sandy Crum, Betty Sloat, Pat Pritt, Peggy Harsh, Roberta Timmons, Brenda Franklin,YI'.inda Leeders, Linda Starks, Cheryl Smallwood, Doris Rhoads. I02 ROW 3: Ruth Parsons, Judy Chabot, Pat Nessler, Carol Schook, Susan Harris, Bonnie Wilson, Joan Goffinet, Kathy Neff, Sara Roberts, Terry Bowers, Bob Kintigh, Dennis Hostetler, Jim Weimer, Dick Schuster, Judy Ferguson, Carol Mayes, Jean Ann Sikes, Claudia Brothers, Susan Keller, Andrea Semple, Brenda Mole, Diane Wissuchek, Kathy McGraw, Rene Shaffer. ROW 4: Penny Carpenter, Dorothy Shores, Sandy Overcasher, Karen Booth, Sherrie Geslak, Robin Neff, Jerry McConnell, Bill Rudolph, John Thouvenin, Gerald Wright, Bruce Baker, Bob Neff, Bill Long, Phil Long, Dan Braden, Ron Miller, Dick Baent, Eddie Borkowski, John Manly, Ken Miller, Ches- ter Rojice, Linda Downard, Karen Verheyen, Billie Sickle, Linda Menegay, Judy Cloer, Shirley Hicks, Linda Abrigg, Re' becca Holcomb. ACCOMPANISTS STANDING: Toni Heinbuch, Cinda Yarger, Ginger Tripp. SEATED: Carol Manly, Joyce Carona, Kathy Smith, IHOIR ROW 5: Shirley Merryman, Beth Houmard, Nancy Lagodich, Linda McKinney, Kay Muhlenbein, joe Jones, Ron Martin, Art Ross, Gary Huntley, Gary Zimmer, Bill Hall, Warren Muhlen- bein, Jim Zimmer, Deane Booth, Bill Verheyen, Stan Bow- man, Ron Spencer, Tim Staten, Eddie Long, Dennis Wendell, Jack Brooks, Ray Young, Dave Roberts, Marilyn Crowe, Cheryl Nauman, Donna Young, Sandra Semple. ROW 6: Ted Shannon, john Wucinich, Vaughn Strobel, Myles Boyd, Mike Lehmiller, Buddy Groves, Gary Cairns, Bill Stinson, Bill Welker, Dave johnson, Gil Schwitzgebel, Tom Thomp- son, Alton McCollum, Joe Calabretta, New Stinson, Dick Weaver, Bruce Miller, Ken Newhauser, CHOIR OFFICERS L. to R.: Kenny Miller, jim Weimer, Deane Booth, Gilbert Schwitzgebel. THE MADRIGALS STANDING: Bill Hall, Deane Booth, jim Weimer, Terry Bow- ers. SEATED: Brenda Franklin, Charlotte Hampton, Sara Rob- erts, Dorothy Shores, 1 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1.1 .U my aw. IMI, xx.,-mx G mamma, M roam, LP Fry. rc. bmw. M Mdcemy. zz kg-wg. R91 2-AW Mafborz. W Bccgcv, W, Fa:-Lis. M, Muon. M Mxlkr. I, Deakhmuie. A Sghoeu-Sars. Miss Gam. Ko-x RM-Mr Ruger. T Lable. W. Kumi. C, Fxzlds, B Buch. Mr Wvrsrkr. A 'I'srnngil.y 'A' The mm uf :he Nmnfml Honor Sociesy is m rrmkc good cixizrnsiup m high xcbwfs .1 mnmrr of Jiwnumn New members are duzsen nn me selcczive bass of Character, Sqhohrship, Leakrship, .md Scmge. CHARACTER, :hc compmsixc of all :he wmmnn virrues, sms the Seal nf righccwsxmexs upnn our every endrfn-ur. SCHOLARSHIP. the pu-xc-r uf rhe mind co dispel ignorance and xupersmion rhmugh sumuhc irxvuzigauwn uf smmg LEADER' ' N SHIP, the paws: uf pcrsonnliny :hu biszes the mn! I-w m,m's upwud dimb: wink se-rum is the bc- gmning md end uf our education. dw aim: of .mL mmm lmrn Mmh Liodks hlewings m man have been u-uchmfcd Nme new members were scleczed this year, Offi- .ers were Prmdenr Mme Ferrcrs. Vim Presidmxr CI.xfcncc Fields, S-zxreury Gladys Dm-rschuk. and Tmmnea hllmn Hmmm. Mr Rciger guided :hc mcuuy m me imull,m-nn ui new members and sn an mducmxn acrmmmy .yr Uniurm-wn High School, J. y WM N 5 K 5 , CRGAN ZATIONS W ,J 947 .wen f we -,ex 3, 4' Q, JSM 'as nun? Amo Knew? 'ay n 1 rn-I 1 KW n ,s Kun-.,.1.,. lu fs..uxn,. . rr. .. 3-N14 ymhlfx R Es-whLj :umm-. I- . Rav IA! Rrm 2-K Rau RA-Qi DRAMATIC CLUB Yoo piduu, uluxdhxq lah to light -'R Hulk, Y Skuiriod. B Pnccnko H, Shlilel, FI, Schnoidon, ll. I. Schourlh P, Thompson. H. Llnunbkzlix, Mt, flohr, advisor, M Thewel R. Won Simnq, lah to rich! fGv Diem L Svonqtr. C, Gllbor, G Thompson, E Hnqhicn, C Wyanl, D, Bunch. V, Wxtcinfltk, E Lloyd, R Wlllloo, From. lah lc riqhl G Pluklh, G Funk, A Ebllhall. I96 um, n hoop, D anna. n Mcsumr.. H? , fi is2id SA A Cff 3' 35,fiii'i5.iln .3 ma. my Am nm 3 os..mm, J. aw... xx. mms. nm. az wtf. na sem. 1. nm... 5 m.,.,wm.1 v M0965 67, Lows-1 pictuze. Yop row. ln!! lo rLqhtHMt Whiie. lponwrg I, Gxlquimi, C Neuel. G Thomp Pint ww Y. Gxmlr. E lilisu, I BHRY, I Tlvlm, T, Wriuhl, W Sunnay, G. Gmqmmi CAMERA CLUB 940 I05 I06 ODERIAN STAFF L. to R.: john Hexamer, Darlene Brown, Marlene Giaquinta, jim Bales, Carole Griffing, Darlene Canel, Mike Grah am, BUSINESS STAFF E r I Marie Penland and Nancy Lewis I 962 938 ffo oferfbn Jfa ff ll Ll El Editor Assistant Editor Business lamger Aniatant Assistant Snap! Activities Baniox- Clan Other clans: JANICE LUNSF ORD Editor Club! lullc Typilt Assistant: All1lt8ht Athletic! Art Clill History Jr. Dinan lumber: An lsrjoru Darrin lary Jann Bbovhnrt Dick Stambaugh Glenn lottioo Clyde Rubber Erma Cooney, Tod Ron, Robert Davin lary Jane Rom Goarldnn Piatf., Bill Shaheen Venotia Lewin, Harry Tripp Ruby Lants, largarst Siokafoon lorman Roahong, lildrod Kiuln Janice Paisloy Alice Hoffman Ruth Donor Robert lillar, Jun Plunkett Ksrl Plunkett Virginia Heinbuch, Clyde Bucher 'Karla Phillioa. Dorothv Coonov EDITGRIAL STAFF Normally, we worked in smaller groups and at random times and a lot less formally. IO7 IO8 JU IOR-SENIOR TRI-HI-Y Left to Right-ROW 1: Nancy Ritchie, Janice Rieger, Linda Metheney, Charlotte Hampton, Carolyn Kirkbride, Krista Hildebrand, Mary Jane Young. ROW 2: Gerri Briese, Donna Sheets, Eileen Maretta, Judy Chabot, Barbara Martin, Linda Reiter, Karen YanVoorhis, Carolyn Delp, Janet Rieger. ROW 5: Shirley Shearer, Mary Fliger, Sandy ggflersgsher, Donna Medved, Linda Ake, Sharon Monroe, Donna Young, Donna Fortune, Linda Abrigg, Judy Guil. FRESHMAN-SOPHO ORE TRI-HI-Y Left to Right-ROW 1: Linda Mason, Elaine Bowers, Bobbie Hagan, Linda Davis, Carol Mayes, Karen Bear, Carol Schoenberg, Kittie Brechbuhler, Francis Galagher, Cheryl Koehler. ROW 2: Janice Freireich, Kathy Grindel, Karen Kutt, Shirley Sanders, Kathy Smith, Ruth Parsons, Ann Eible, Corrine Sanford, Jackie Barton, Cheryl Aielo, Ann Hysong, ROW 3: Alice Stokes, Bonnie Wenger, Nancy Sickafoose, Betty Kintner, Judy Shonk, Linda McFarland, Sandy Irwin, Karen Dillman, Roxy Rebstock, Gail Tomlin. ROW 41 Nancy Cloer, Susan Lehmiller, Judy Dilworth, Pat Lung, Debbie Ake, Linda Schroeter, Linda Piatek, Delores Slutz, Debbie Volkert, Connie Schmitt, Ginger Tripp. ROW 5: Linda Nicholson, Cinda Yarger, Billie Sickle, Kathy Larson, Marlene Rhoades, Sharon Robertson, Jean Baybrook, Georgia Kautz, Kathy McGraw, Helen Weaver, Sandy Crum, Marilyn Crowe. ROW 6: Diane Stark, Linda Menegay, Judy Cloer, Jackie Benner, Betty Adolph, Joan Hanlin, Shirley Merryman, Karen Booth, Rene Schaeffer, Jean Sikes, Sandy Kimble. Left to Right-ROW 1: Helen Weaver Donna Fortune Karen VanVoorhis Leanne Pennetti Margie Antonio ROW 2: Shirley Merryman Kathleen McVicker john Hackenberg Mike Lehmiller Sharon Monroe Marilyn Crowe ATIO AL HONOR SOCIETY Left to Right-ROW Janice Lunsford Mike Lehmiller joe Talafous Marie Penland ROW 2: Dorothy Shores Delmas Crisp Barbara Longabaugh jim Bales Darlene Brown SCHOLARSHIP PI A ARDS SEATED-Left to Right: Nancy Ritchie, Sharon Griffiths, Bobbie Hagan, Carol Manly, Brenda Franklin, Linda Metheny, Carolyn Kirkbride, Charlotte Hampton. ROW 2: Sharon Miller, Georgia Kautz, Karen Verheyn, Gwen Synder, Barbara McLaughlin, Phyllis Stacy, Penny Carpenter, Sue Choffin, Karen Cammel. ROW 3: Joe Talafous, Barbara Welker, Sara Roberts, Donna Medved, Kay Muehlenbein, Peggy Pfiffner, Shirley Merryman, Donna Young, Terry Bowers: ROW 4: Delmas Cooper, john Wucinich, Bill Hall, Dean Booth, Ted Shannon, joe Calabretta, Ed Michaels, Delmas Crisp, Keith Horton, Mike Graham. OFFICE AIDE Left to Right: Darlene Canel, Carolyn Kirkbride, Sandy Corbit, Charlotte Hampton. STANDING: Helen Gogerty, Karen Verheyen, Barbara Welker, Leneta Holcomb, Betty Hockensmith. lI0 TH ESPIA CHAIR CREW Left to Right: Richard King, Terry Twiss, Dave Stebbins, Paul Negulis, Larry Sparks, Eddie Long, Frank Icardi. STANDING: Wil- lard Hope, Bill Wilson, Dave Johnson, Dave Morris, Roy Steiner, jim Mauter, john Thou- venin, Jim Glenny. ATTE DANC A D GUIDANCE Left to Right: Darlene Canel, Margie Sickafoose, jean Baybrook, Sandy Walter, Barbara Davis. STANDING: Shirley Tur- ner, Diane Tritch, Carolyn Stevenson, Betty Adolph, Delores Tharp, Mary Childs. Left to Right: Karen Lee Leach, Mary Ann Dilworth, Becky'TOCld, Bfefldfl Franklin. STANDING: Carol Fernandez, Mary Fliger, Karen Louise Leach, Beth Houmard, Brenda Mole. SWITCH BOARD OPERATORS FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Left to Right-ROW 1: Sharon Griffiths, Helen Baad, Charlene Powell, Pat Young, Doreen Reichard, Elaine Swier, Donna Heather. ROW 2: Jean Cloer, Shirley Shearer, Janet Rieger, Marie Penland, Marilyn Wallace, Margaret Patterson, Francis Stocker, Marilyn Meiser, Glenda Gray. ROW 3: Nancy Whitacre, Sharon Kendall, Sandy Irwin, Linda McFarland, Shirley Turner, Rita Menegay, Charlene Ehret, Norma Bales, Linda Abrigg, Elizabeth Gauze. ROW 4: Penny Carpenter, Sandy Over- casher, Dolores Slutz, Opal Huther, Michaele Mercurio, Jean Wendell, Carol Mozden, Sharon Wagner, Helen Cornett, Mary Ann Bell, Cinda Yarger, Barbara Martin. Left to Right: Gerri Briese, Shirley Willimson, Pat Burleson, Helen Cornette, Carol Fernandez, Pat Galliher, Linda Reiter, Bourquin. ROW 5: Lowell Decker, Evelyn Heid, Betty Meyers Moretta. ROW 4: John Ward, Richard Dieffenbaugher, Lee Milliron, Phil Long. ROW 5: Bryan Travis, Bill O'Connor, Fryberger, Dave Liasenbigler. Il2 1 Judy Simpson, Carol Bowers, Lois Lewis, Barb Beans. ROXV 2: Peg Sallo, Cheryl Burleson, Gwen Snyder, Dwayne Bower, Linda Carolyn Delp, Barb Burson. Sally Jones, Shirley Shearer, Eileen Travers, Judy Seals, Jean Wendell, Mary Slater, Cheryl Lee, Judy Ray Bongini, Mike Haverchak, John Leslie, Gaylen Froleich, Russ 'F' 5? ,Q , Q sf 9' J? 9 g ,,,, 'USN Q wg!-Q F 'Q f r 'if Q' 'A . LIBRARY CLUB Left to Right: Linda Metheny, Carolyn Kirkbricle, Karen Bear, Tim Phillips, Tom Weyand, Carol Schoen- burg, Charlotte Hampton, Sharon Deckerd. ROW 2: Ruth Parsons, Ann Eibel, Janice Lunsford, Pat Nessler, Leanne Pennetti, Kathy Grindel, Carol Manly, Mary Jane Young, Krista Hildebrand. ROW 5: Gloria House, Hazel McDonald, Nancy Sickafoose, Carol Michaels, Karlene Tripp, Judy Chabot, Karen Kutt, Joan Goffinett, Karen Verheyen, Gwen Snyder. ROW 4: Gail Tomlin, Helen Weaver, Billie Sickle, Mike Graham, Glenn Long, Delmas Crisp, Gary Huntley, Delbert Kail, John Ward, Kathy McGraw, Sharon Travis, Sara Rob- erts. Left to Right: Sheryl Shulty, June Sproul, Sharon Mohler, Irene Getchey, Mary Fliger, Karen VanVoorhis, Ginger Tripp, Linda Nicholson. ROW 2: Barbara Longabaugh, Karen Choffin, Sandra Crum, Carol Wolak, Judy Ferguson, Susan Keller, Barbara Welker, Kathy Larsen, Ruthann Beal. ROW 3: Kathleen Mc- Vicker, Shirley Merryrnan, Betty Adolph, Carol Stevenson, Ardythe Kensinger, Marilyn Crowe, Janice Freireich, Sandy Kimble, Beverly Young, Donna Medved. ROW 4: George Michaels, Myron Doane, John Hexamer, Gary Brechbuhler, Ted Shannon, Lorren Bell, Bill Hall, Joe Calabretta, Bill Verheyen, Ed Michaels. if if Q, ll Left to Right-ROW 1: Karen Bear, Anita Rogers, Sheila Stacy, Judy Covert, Donna Mosteller, Shirley Mathews, Connie Long, Pat Burleson. ROW 2: Marie Penland, Sharon Walter, Lloyd Himes, Stephen Svik, George Michaels, Scott Henry, Timothy Mangus, Mark Menepace, Barbara De Vault. ROW 5: Carolyn Meiser, Janet Bartlett, Linda Owens, Susan Jackson, Shirley Pribula, Barbara Clark, Martha Hol- comb, Barbara Longabaugh, Sandy Crum, Beverly Young. ROW 4: Wanda Miner, Janice Freireich, James Morris, Amy Johnson, Jean Wendell, Ruthann Beal. Left to Right-ROW 1: Denise Miner, Juanita Crawford, Peggy Baily, Krista Hildebrand, Nancy Lewis, Sharon Blackledge, Linda Dazey, Betty Kintner. ROW 2: Dennis Salapak, Tim McCarthy, Edward Wilgus, James McCullough, Joseph Bailey, Cynthia Barrick, Susan Masters, Frances Stocker, Glenda Shaw. ROW 5: Leanne Pennetti, Nancy Selby, Judy Shonk, Nancy Davis, Sue Roth, Sharon Mohler, Kathy Larsen, Kathy Grindel, Sheila Applegarth, Cheryl Burleson. ROW 4: Phyllis Stacy, Pat Lung, Eileen Brumbaugh, Joan Wolak, Dennis Lichtenwalter, Dwight Norris, Paula Gilbert, Karen Cammel, Peggy Pfiffner. FUTURE TEACHERS 6 S., ni f if 4 Q5 i3i ? 5 Q ii ui f' 'LY'LL 'I' ,, ai 1. 'iv ,JL m A MEDICAL ARTS CLU B SEATED-Left to Right: Pat Burleson, Bobbie Hagan. Doreen Reichard, Francis Galliger, Cheryl Koehler, Roxy Reb- stock, Kathy Smith, Ruth Parsons. ROW 2: Ann Eibel, Pat Nessler, Joyce Coker, Linda Reiter, Peggy Schreckengost. Shirley Meader, Karen Kutt, Judy Chabot, Eileen Moretta, Mary Lee Thomas. ROW 3: Barbara Martin, Dorothy Schnieder, Phyllis Stacey, joan Mizanoski, Kathy McGraw, Marlene Rhoads, Georgia Kautz, Sandy Kimble, Sharon Robertson, Linda Menegay, Karen Cammel. ROW 4: Sally Guthrie, Karen Booth, Shirley Merrymen, john Ward, Gary Brechbuhler, Ed Michaels, Bill Verheyn, joe Calabretta, Harry Tripp, john Wolak, jean Sikes. TUDENT COUNCIL SEATED-Left to Right: janet Wells, jackie Barton, Carol Manly, Betty Woodlock, Sheila Nunley, Ann Eibel. ROW 2: Linda Menegay, Mary Childs, Marilyn Crowe, Sandra Page, Marlene Giaquinta, Mary jane Young. ROW 3: Mike Lehmiller, Ed Michaels, Ronnie Young, john Hackenberg, Ted Shannon, Ted Wenning. ATIO AL FORENSIC LEAGUE SEATEDiLeft to Right, ROW 1: Eileen Galbreath, Diane Cheviron, Carol Michaels, Keren Verheyen, Karen Van Voohris, Donna Fortune, Cheryl Koehler. ROW 2: George Michaels, john Ward, Delmas Crisp, Donna Young, Deane Booth, Ardythe Kensinger, Shirley Merry- man, jean Sikes, Carol Wolak. SEATED-Left to Right, ROW 1: john Hexamer, Harry Tripp, Frank Icardi, John Wucinich, Bud Harvey, joe Talafous, Dick Allen. ROW 2: Dwight Norris, Gary Kendall, Mike Lehmiller, joe Calabretta, Don Keney, Larry Drummond, Gary Lane, Ed Michaels. ROW 5: Dennis Vliet, Loren Bell, jim Reed, Dave Rodriguez, Mike Graham, Dave Cunningham, jim Bales, Gene Smithberger, jim Weaxier. IIB HI-Y BOYS' LEADERS SEATED-Left to Right: Bob Mosberger, Max Stokoe, Bill Sheets, Dick Bagent, Dan Braden, Mark Patterson, Ronnie Midcap. ROW' 2: Ronnie Martin, Tom Thompson, Dale Hurless, Gary Brechbuhler, jim Zimmer, Frank Dugan, Bill Hall, Joe Calabretta, Loren Bell, Ned Stinson. ROW 3: Miles Boyd, Terry Allerton, Gary Cairnes, Mike Haverchak, Ronnie Young, Dick Cunningham, Bill Welker, Ronnie Miller, Bill Verhe-yen, Ray Hunter. GIRLS' LEADERS SEATED-Left to Right: Saundra Semple, Joan Goffinet, Susan Eberhart, Paula Kolacsky, Charlotte Hampton, Bobbie Hag- en, Sharon Griffiths. ROW 2: Karen Leach, Mona Thomas, Karen Cammel, Sandy Kimble, Sue Chofin, Jean Baybrook, Gloria House, Virginia Hexamer, ROW 3: Cynthia Kelly, Mary Slater, Kathy Larson, Helen Cornett, Cynthia Kirsh, Bar- bara Welker, Rita Menegay, Charlene Ehret, Penney Carpenter, ROW 4: Linda Stokes, Donna Young, Robin Neff, jean Wendell, Paula Gilbert, Carol Harbold, Nancy Lagodich, Linda Menegay. Spaing Spafzia GOLF SQUAD mv' verunu, mn Maximum, w'.wm :xml bmw ummm:-r. me: mmf TRACK TH LETICS I9 8 94I BASKETBALL . Kar-Img T, Wenger. R Hume. 'I hbel, In hlhu. P Kuuxnslny. K fxrxharxx Smmlnag-'H M4 Allister, B, Mrnbfl. J Mzfdmu, H, lolhlf, S. ilunmngham. 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Wildcats charge onto the field to capture another win over Lehman, Leopards Hand South Second Setback The Louisville eleven scored 22 points in the first half and made them stand up as they beat South 22-20. The Wildcats made it a game by coming up with 20 points. J Frank Dugan, John Hackenberg, and Dick I-limes tallied for South. This expresses the Perry Sneaks By South 4 Perry came out on the top of a 6-0 count as they defeated the Wildcats in a really defensive battle. The Wildcats just couldn't hit pay dirt as they absorbed their third defeat in as many starts. Dick Himes receives a pass as Ken Aman moves in for a key block. South Pulls League Upset South Blasts Sandy 34-0 The Wildcats pulled a major upset in the AA League by Halfback Frank Dugan scored three touchdowns, one o.. deflating the highly touted Glenwood Eagles 14 to 7. a 90-yard rlm 2-S the Wildcats passed Sandy Valley 34-0 Ken Aman and Frank Dugan scored TD's as South picked Ken Aman and john Hackenberg also scored for South up its first win of the season. The Wildcats took over the rotating trophy. 124 South Wins Homecoming Game South rolled to a 20-8 victory over Lehman. Frank Dugan scored twice and Ken Aman, once. South boosted its record to 3-3. Frank the Tank Dugan marches through aggressive Louis- ville defenders for a long gain. Orrville Defeats South 14-8 Orrville scored two touchdowns, one each in the second and fourth quarters, to hand Canton South a 14-8 defeat. The Wildcats tallied in the fourth quarter, with Frank Dugan plunging two yards. A pass from Ray Kimble to Dick Himes was good for the conversion. :irit of the mighty Wildcats. South Rallies to Beat Fairless South came onto the field in the second half to defeat the underdog. Fairless was on top after the first half, but Frank Dugan, scoring 2 touch- downs, and Dick Himes, scoring on an intercep- tion and pass play, give South a 28-12 decision. Ray Kimble runs around end as John Hackenberg gets ready to block for him. South Wins Share of AA Crown South Has Field Day at Cambridge Canton South grabbed a share of the Class AA League South players turned in a brilliant performance to climax championship by whipping the jackson Polar Bears by a the first winning season since 1951. Frank Dugan scored count of 6-0. Frank Dugan scored the touchdown on a on a 40-yard pass play from quarterback jerry McConnell. tW0'Y9-fd fun- The final score was 44-16. 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ROW 2: Dan Dedmon, Dan Braden, Gene Miller, Ronnie Miller, Mike Haverchak, Bill Welker, Bernie Hull, Bill Verheyen, Myles Boyd, Terry Allerton, Mike Long. South ., , ,,,, South ,,,,,,. ,.,,,,, , South ,,,,, ,,,,,,, , South South ,, South , ,.,,. ,,,,,... , South ..,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, South ,,.,,., ,,,,,,,,i I28 MANAGERS Left to Right: Bob Mosbergerg Ray Hunter, Head Managerg Dick Bagent. FRESHMEN SCHEDULE Sandy Valley , H37 South Louisville ,,,,,, 27 South Lincoln , ,, H40 South Lehman ., .. ,,,,, 52 South ,.,,Y,,,, McKinley ,,,, ,, ,,,, 53 South ,...,,., ,,,, , , Fairless t.,,. . ..., .,,27 South ,,,,,,.,, East Canton . ,,,, , ...,,, 36 South jackson ,,,.. ......,, 2 7 South Lincoln ,, Edison . . Lehman ,, Fairless ..,,,, Sandy Valley Timken ..,,,, East Canton Timken ,.,,,, South ,, South, , , South . , , South, ,, South ,, South, ,, South ,, South ,..,,....,, South ,,,,,,,,,,.. Sandy Valley , ,, ,, 50 RESERVES South ,,.,,,.,,,, Fairless ,,,,,...,,.tt.,, 41 South .,,.,.,,, Louisville .,,,,.,,,,, 41 South ,,,,, ,,, Jackson ..,...,, 34 South , Lincoln ,,,,,,, 47 South ,,,.,,,, , , H Timken ....,,,,l,,,,, 40 South ,,,.,,,,, ,, Glenwood ,,,,,,,,,, 50 South ....,,..,,.. Rayen .,,,,, ,,,,,,,,43 South Alliance ,, ,,,., 46 Perry . ,,,, , McKinley , Massillon , Glenwood . Perry Lehman ..,.. Jackson ,,,, Sandy Valley ROW 1-Left it, Right: Tom Wenning, Frank Gonzales, Melvin Lenzy, jerry Eibel, Ted Kramer. ROW 2: Coach John Gillooly, Mark Daniels, Keith Downard, joe Valentine, Randy Smith, Charles Reed, john Hattery Terry Depaola, Lester Changet, Dave Dugan. s Wlix 2' il? L A li 4 , 1 'Hz W NN 255 1 J W UAA 23:5- 1, iffif Q! .-RW X.. fa ff L, A ,L-, . A gtwfi KWVW ,,., V , , 1' M 1.1.3 H ' fu. , , . ' K . , f . V-mf' f- ' 'ik ..,......V Q: ,A M f i5s5?:ssf,If ' 'A 1 ' gif? ' w , sg: A ,L . ....h. ww- W ,, ,... 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COURT-Marlene Giaquinta, Gloria House, Glenda Gray, Sharon Deckerd, Janice Lunsfordglast year's Queen, Linda McKinney-this year's Queen, Mark Patterson- this year's King, Rick Tucker-last year's King, Keith Horton, John Vifucinich, Den Thompson, and Gary Cairns. anted Evening, the theme song of the junior- An Enchanted Evening, with Carolyn Kirkbride and Jim Bales. ,.. .A K ,, Hill' Margie Sickufoose, President of the jun- ior Class, announces the selection of the Prom Queen and her Court for 1962. Seniors robed in blue and white were es- corted to their seats by Junior Marshals Karen VanVoorhis, john Hackenberg, and Sharon Monroe. A capacity audience of relatives and friends listened attentively to the Valedic- tory by Joseph Talafous, and, later, to the Address by retiring. County Superinten- dent, T. C. Knapp. COMMENCI NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Six Seniors and fifteen juniors were inducted into the Canton South Chapter at the installation ceremonies in March. FIRST ROW-Left to Right: janet Wells, Donna Fortune, Leanne Pennetti, Marlene Giaquinta, Mary Jane Young. Darlene Canel, Hazel Mc- Donald. SECOND ROW: Diana Mock, Linda McKinney, Ardythe Kensinger, Sharon Monroe, Linda Ake, Karen Leach, Karen VanVoorhis, Carol Wfolak. THIRD ROXW: john Hackenberg. joe Calabretta, Bob Drake. XX'ayne Briggs. Ed Michaels. Mike Graham. SENIOR AWARDS Michael Lehmiller gave the Salutatory address, Marie Penland was Co-Saluta- torian. CITIZENSHIP PHYSICAL EDUCATION DANEORTH FOUNDATION Charlotte Hampton Howard Domer KREIGHBAUM-OBSERVER Mary Jane Young CITIZENS BANK Janice Lunsford JR. 0. Li A. M. Delmas Crisp DEPARTMENT AXVARDS ARION VOCAL AXVARD Charlotte Hampton ARION INSTRUMENTAL AXVARD David Bruce BUSINESS EDUCATION Judy Bracken HOBIE ECONOMICS Marie Penland Penny Carpenter SCIENCE Joseph Talafous SPEECH Donna Young GOLF Mike Lehmiller James X'X'eaver V'illiam Hall TRACK James Hall David Cunningham BASEBALL Joseph Calabretta James Zimmer Kenneth Aman Terry Madden LIBRARY Phyllis Stacy INDUSTRIAL ARTS David Bruce SOCIAL STUDIES Janice Lunsford LANGUAGE ARTS Mike Lehmiller Delmas Crisp James Zimmer Typical of 179 graduating Seniors, Charlene Ehret gratefully received her diploma from the President of the Board of Education. Clyde Brechbuhler. BASEBALL South met and tumbled to Lmcoln at Stadrum Freld m early May wxth eight games remammg VARSITY FIRST ROW Terry Madden Mark Patterson jerry McConnell Bruce Grffen Barry O1ler Joe Calabretta Ken Aman SECOND ROW Coach Blackledbe Ben Elliot john Hackenberg Charles Reed Ronald Young Gene Mlller Bernard Hull James Zrmmer FIRST ROW: john Ward, Dan Braden, john Wucinich. SECOND ROVU: Bill Hall, jim Wfeaver, Gary Cairns, Mike Lehmiller, Coach Gillooly. GOLF RESERVE if FIRST ROW: Fred Stephens, Ken Groves, Steve Svik, Frank Gonzales, joe Viola, Ron Martin, Jerry Eibel, Glenn Elliot. SECOND ROXV: john Ley, Tim McCarthy, Ice Valentine, Bill Alexander, Ron Miller. Dan Dedmon, Tom Becker, Randy Mayes, Torn Wenning, The 1962 baseball team enjoyed a moderately successful season as they won twelve, while giving up eight games in both regular and tournament play. It usually looks easier from the bench, TRACK FIRST ROW: Ira Turpin, Dave Marks, Keith Downard, Ernest Buccini, Sam Vance, Rick Hayden, john Tonkovich, Kenneth Gessel, Remus Changet, Robert Smith. SECOND ROW: Dale Hurless, jim Glenny, Dave Roberts, Tim Staten, Glen Looman, Dave Cunningham, Dick Himes, Bill Verheyen, Randy Smith, Richard McCoy, Frank Dugan, Tom Thompson, Tom Warner. School records were set by Dick Himes fat rightj in the shot-put and discus, and by Richard McCoy in the mile, , f MY SISTER EILEE A new tenant comes to inquire about renting the apartment, L. to R.: Saundra Semple, Terry Bowers, Nanry Simp son, Delmas Cooper, Sandra Crum. CAhovej I am doorman at Russian Kretchma. She pass out. Mike Haverchak, Cheryl Koehler, Saundra Semple, Ron Abrigg, Debbie Ake, Larry Drummond, Andrea Semple, Keith Horton, Gary Kendall. fRightj Portuguese sailors make an unexpected visit to the sisters' apartment. john Tonlcovich, john Wucinich, Gary Kendall Cin windowj, Saundra Semple, Joe Calabretta, Bill Sheets, Ron Miller, Ronnie Young, Stan Bowman, Bill Babics, Harry Tripp, Don Ferguson, Terry DePaola, Andrea Semple, John Leslie. THE PLOT Two young girls go to Greenwich Village to get away from home and to assert their independence. Since they are not accustomed to this type of living, they are faced with many exciting and embarrassing experiences in the big city. Www WMM i:f:i,W3z1wM+gW, RQ A M ff 4 Qiwym 30MJ,wf3' 24027 A . 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