East Canton High School - Echo Yearbook (East Canton, OH)
- Class of 1951
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fix 3 4 N X -Eggs, 'W W l 0 . 1 ' . A M jff- 'J . ?. L, M bf.. .. b ' , - 1 2 A , . 1' 'Q CONTENTS Faculty and Administration ......Q.. . Seniors ....................,.,......,.,......,. Class Prophesy ....,.,. Class History .......... Senior Activities ....... Class Will .......,,... The Classes ....... Elementary ...... Activities ....... Athletics ....... Organizations .......... Yearly Calendar ....... Page .,,..11 .,,..12 ..,..19 ....,..2o, 21 23' ..,.......43 ..........65 ....,.....74 Music .....,......,................,...,.v..............,.,........,.................. 75 Advertising .........................,...........,.........................,...... 79 The Echo USNABURC HIGH SCHOOL EASTQANTCJN, QHIQ W- N Q I XX lu Q CED Zfdkggs D F R Vo X FR A4146 ls DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of 1951, dedicate this edition of the annual to Mr. Richard D. Keeler. Without your constant assistance We could not have progressed through high school as successfully as we have. l41 X J 'E ADMINIELTRATION FAC U LTY I5l BOARD OF EDUCATION LAWRENCE W. RENNER President WARREN CLAPPER Vice-President PAUL KRABILL JAMES DEWALT DR. JOEL DAVIS ' NORMAN LAMBORN Clerk IGI TO MR. W. B. GODDARD For the value of his experience by which we have benefited innumerable times and for his patience, we extend our most sincere expression of thanks. CONGRATULATIONS UPON YOUR GRADUATION Although you have reached your goal and made your dreams come true, new spheres of endeavor lie ahead. Today, you are standing on the threshold of a world that is restless with fear and turmoil. It is our sincere wish that you may face forward with un- faltering courage and a faith which will surrnount every impending obstacle. To this end we wish you success and happiness in the plans you cherish most. W. B. Goddard l7l TO THE SENIORS One of the best definitions of common sense is given by Stowe, who says: '4It is the knack of seeing 'things as they are and doing things as they should be done. Most people who are credited with rare judgment have merely de- veloped the gift of common sense. Practical common sense can be infinite- ly more valuable than a most elaborate university education. In fact every ounce of learning needs a pound of common sense to apply it. May each member of the Class of '51 use this gift in future years. DONALD J. THOMA, Principal DORIS PIERCE, Secretary DONALD J. THOMA, Principal Mount Union College Physics, Biology Degree: B. S. Graduate Work: Kent State University With sincere gratitude for their constant help and interest, the Senior Class says farewell to the faculty. JEANETTE C. RYDER Mount Union College English, Latin Degree: A. B. Graduate Work: Ohio State DOROTHY K. NORRIS Ohio University Bookkeeping, Business English, Typing I II Shorthand I, II Degree: B. S. Education Graduate Work: Kent State University DONALD A. KENNEDY Degree: A. B. Mount Union College Instrumental Music, Band, Vocal Music Graduate Work: Estman Western Reserve RICHARD D. KEELER Mount Union College Government, History, Basketball Coach Jr. High Football Coach, Physical Education Degree: A. B. AVALON C. TAYLOR Ohio University Journalism, Guidance, English, History Degree: B. S. J. LYDABELLE WILLIAMS Battle Creek, Michigan English, Physical Education Degree: B. S. Graduate Work: Ohio Northern University I9l MARY D. FOGLE Mount Union College Speech, Geography, W. History Degree: B. A. BARBARA J. BOLE College of Wooster Librarian, 8th Grade English Degree: B. A. DALE L. CARMAN Mount Union College Science, Chemistry Degree: B. S. DOROTHY ATCHISON Asbury College, Ky. English Degree: A. B. and M. A. Graduate Work: University of Kentucky ANNA A. ROBERTSON Mount Union College Degree: B. S. Gen. Math. Geometry, Algebra I, II Graduate Work: Kent State University BARBARA B. JONES Akron University Home Economics Degree: B, S. PARKER J. SCHAFER Wittenberg College History: Industrial Arts, Football Coach Jr. High Basketball Coach Degree: B. S. Graduate Work: Kent State University SHIRLEY C. MOULTON Iowa State College Sociology, Arithmetic, Gen. Math. L. A. History, A. History Degree: B. A. l10l Q , A 1- QHEB SENi0RS r11rj014r1oi0jo11r10io1o14o:4 1101 v1o1oio1o11vi4 Ozoiojoioicnjoioil CLASS PRGPHECY The prophecy in our yearbook forecasts continued praise for our Alma Mater. We are going to brag a little, of course, because prophecies very seldom come true. This class of 1951 will turn out some great Amer- icans, we prophesy. Watch Broadway, radio, and television. Members of our class are very talented. History? We are going to turn out at least one far above average historian. But, most important, we'll turn out proud citizens. Medicine? We will have plenty of surgeons who will be men of character and keen ability. We could give the names but they'll make good without a boost from here. Science? The world will know all it needs to about cancer, polio, and arthritis in a few years, because we have some great scientists coming up. Home Economics? Some of the world's finest dress designers and best home makers will be graduated this year. Law? Perhaps there will be one or two in the supreme court. These men will safeguard the rights of their fellow men. Education? We are going to turn out many teachers and professors, who will devote themselves to one of the most important professions in our country, the education of future generations. Engineering? A field we can safely enter. Engi- neers are the builders and designers of tomorrow. Journalism? We are in! Our journalists will keep the world up on all happenings. Business? We will turn out a few executives and many small business men. Industry? There will be a few capitalists and many employees, who will not shirk but give a full measure of service. Theater? We'll have a great supply of actors and actresses. There may be an Angie, a Jack, or even a Tony, We could go on and on but whatever the class of 1951 gives to life in any field, the most important thing is being a good citizen. This is more im- portant than Broadway or Television. There may be a few disappointments but we hope the assets will outnumber the liabilities. Marilyn Heakin Ass't. Phil Linerode i121 ri0io1el10j1r1010j011vi014o:o uzoniojozoiozojojc SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ina Brunner, Sec.g Herbert Linhart, Treas.g Mary Kreitzer, vice-presidentg Ovidio Pug nale, president. FLOWER-Red Rose. MOTTO- There's no time like the present to plan for the future. CLASS COLORS--Blue and White. PUGNALE, OVIDIO fVeetJ Here's an athletic lad typical of East Canton l13l BARNES DIARGARET ANN CPegj Be good and you ll be happy But you ll miss lots of fun. BOSLER, BILLY CBillJ Not too tall or not too small He's a guy that's liked by all. BARNES DOROTHY ELLEN CDotJ She makes the best of everything Thinks the best of everyone BOWER, ESTELLA JEANNE CJeann1eJ We grant that although she has She is very shy in showing lt BATES GLENN FOREST CGlennJ Give the world the best of everything and the best will come back to you much wit BRUNNER, INA Clnaj Always gentle, always kind Has the sweetest frame of mind. BECK, JAMES MERLE Uimj Life is a joke and all things show it I thought so once but now I know it. BRYAN, PATRICIA CPatJ She's quick of eye and keen of Her type is really hard to find. mind l14l CALENDINE, DAN CMortJ A quiet sort with brains Sure to fulfill his aims. DOBRANSKY, DOLORES fCookieJ Silence is golden So is her hair. CLAPPER, MARY ROSALEE CROseD Her friends there are many Her foes - - are there any? EAKIN, EVELYN NORMA fEv1eJ She seems quiet if per chance You cast her only a glance. COSS, ROBERT DALE fBobJ I say let the whole world slide For I am one they cannot hide. FORNASIERO, ELSA J. CElsal Brown hair, shining eyes Merry humor, she's a prize. DANA, WILLIAM CBillJ Be as happy as ever you can For no one delights in a sorrowful man. GEARIN, BETTY ANN CBetteJ Herels a girl with the nicest way And puts it to practice every day. l15l HAUBERT, BETTY fBettyD By her virtue magnified Always quiet and dignified KRYDER, BETTY JANE CSpiderJ Cute describes her to a T When you see her you'11 agree. HEAKIN, MARILYN JEANNE CMimiJ It's nice to be nice When you're naturally nice. LINHART, HERBERT CHerbieJ A little nonsense now and then Is relished by best of men. JONES, MARY FRANCES CMinnie Ha Hal Among us she is most petite Besides being mighty sweet. MOORE, GRACIE CHoneyD Her smile? From ear to ear Her friends? She need never fear. KREITZER, MARY ELIZABETH CMaryJ There's something there that sounds so square It's a grand old name. OBERSTER, BETTY JANE CDoryJ She is pleasant, neat and kind One that you can rarely find. l16l Nifty PAUMIER, TERESA HELEN CTESSICJ Laugh and be merry, sing and be glad. Life is too short to ever be sad. REYNOLDS, PAULINE ANN fPollyJ I'm not an orator But I love to talk PRIBULA. DAVID MICHAEL fDaVeJ David speaks but seldom When he does everyone listens. ROBINSON, JOANNE CJOJOJ A passing nod, a winning smile She's your friend all the while. PRIBULA. DONALD WILLIAM CDonB Worry little, Study less That's my idea of happiness. ROTHACHER, ROBERT DARYL CBobJ Arguing is my chief delight I can't be wrong so I must be right. PRICE. RONALD STANLEY CRonnieJ Don't be too serious for its wrong Take life easy and you'll live long. SI-IEPLER. BETTY LOU CBettyJ Betty's quiet as can be At least she seems that way to me. l17l SNYDER., WINFIELD Uuniorb Ready wit and ready hand Always keeps Junior in demand. WESTFALL, LEROY, fFritzJ At football he's marvelous And admired by all of us. STINCHCOMB, DARRELL EUGENE CDOCJ And what if he is just full of fun You can't say that of everyonew STOCKER, JOHN FREDRICK CJohnnyJ Our lives are what we make them Mine will be full of fun. WARDLE, DALE LEE QDObyJ A member of our football team, Dale is definitely on the beam. l13l CLASS HISTORY At last the day has come when we, the class of '51, are freshmen! We find, on our arrival at school this bright September morning, that 8A and 8B have been combined in the main Study Hall to make one big happy class of 9th graders. We see, to our pleasure, that Mrs. Ryder and Miss Gilcrist are our home room sponsors. Our first class meeting was for the purpose of electing our class officers. They are Bill Bosler, presidentg Bill Dana, vice president, Mary Kreitzer, secretaryg and Teresa Paumier, treasurer. The Christmas party, held in the high school auditorium was the main event this year. Our money raising project was collecting tax stamps. Class enrollment: Betty Adler, Bernard Ake, Ann Barnes, Dorothy Barnes, Glenn Bates, James Beck, Don Bennett, Bill Bosler, Ina Brunner, Patty Bryan, Dan Calendine, Rosalee Clapper, Mary Curren, Norma Dahlheimer, Bill Dana, Eileen Davis, Dan Decker, Delores Mae Dobransky, Dolores Rose Dobransky, Nancy Dougherty, Elsa Fornasiero, John Geyer, Dora Gooding, Troy Hannah, Betty Haubert, Marilyn Heakin, Fred Jacob, Frances Jones, Clayton Kehl, Mary Kreitzer, Betty Kryder, Herbert Linhart, Marilyn Mason, Bob McNichol, Edgar McNutt, J acquita McNutt, Delores Meyer, Dale Miller, Grace Moore, Nancy Muckley, Jack Newlin, Betty Ober- ster, Teresa Paumier, David Pribula, Donald Pribula, Ovidio Pugnale, Polly Reynolds, Joanne Robinson, Bob Rothacher, Doris Rusher, Betty Shepler, Richard Singhaus, Neal Smith, Richard Snively, Junior Snyder, Darrell Stinchcomb, John Stocker, Loretta Teis, George Vincent, Walter Vin- cent, Herbie Walters, Dale Wardle, Leroy Westfall, Ella Williams, and Genevieve Yoerns. Moving on to our Sophomore year, we find our- selves in 203 with Mrs. Moulton. To increase our treasury we collected tax stamps again and elected as our class officers: Bill Bosler, president, Bill Dana, vice-president, Mary Kreitzer, secretary, and Herbert Linhart, treasurer. We lost exactly 24 members in the 10th grade. They were: Bemard Ake, Norma Dahlheimer, Eileen Davis, Dan Decker, Nancy Dougherty, John Geyer, Dora Gooding, Troy Hannah, Edgar McNutt, Jacquita McNutt, Dolores Meyer, Nancy Muckley, Jack Newlin, Doris Rusher, Richard Singhaus, Neal Smith, Richard Snively, Loretta Teis, George Vincent, Walter Vincent, Herbie Walters, Ella Williams, and Genevieve Yoerns. It wasn't a total loss because Jean Bower from Canton, Dwain Knepper from Indiana, George Thiel from Carrollton, Delores Winkler from Tal- madge and Ray Douglas joined us. Under the careful guidance of Mr. Keeler, we start our Junior year. We know that it will be a hard and busy year. We raised money this year by having two magazine drives, selling refreslunents at home basketball games, selling candy in the l19l cafeteria at noontime, selling shirts, head scarfs, beanies, seats, etc. Our Junior class play, We Shook The Family Tree, was a great success. The Junior-Senior Prom, which was financed by the Juniors, was held at the Alliance Country Club on May 13, 1950. We elected as our officers: Herbert Linhart, president, Mary Kreitzer, vice president, Joanne Robinson, secretary, and John Stocker, treasurer. We were sorry to have Don Bennett, Mary Curren, Delores Mae Dobransky, Ray Douglas, Dwain Knepper, Dale Miller and George Thiel leave us this year, but were glad to welcome Evelyn Eakin from Canton South, Betty Gearin from Waynesburg, Ronald Price from Canton, Rich Snively, who re- turned from Florida, and Bob Coss. And now, still under the guidance of Mr. Keeler, we come to the happiest, yet most regretful year of all. We are happy and proud because we are seniors and have more privileges and excitement. We are somewhat unhappy and regretful because we know that it will be the last time for everything we do, and we now realize just how much fun we've had in the past twelve years that is gone from us forever except for the memories. We also know that we have an exciting life ahead of us. We lost five members this year. Betty Adler, Dolores Winkler, and Fred Jacob preferred matri- mony. Clayton Kehl and Richard Snively moved out of town, making our class enrollment 39. To lead us in our big year we elected as class officers: Ovidio Pugnale, presidentg Mary Kreitzer, vice-president, Ina Brunner, secretaryg and Herbert Linhart, treasurer. Our project this year is to raise money to publish the 1951 annual and finance our class trip. Selling candy and ice cream in the cafeteria at noontime, selling Christmas cards, sponsoring square dances with the Juniors, and presenting our class play, Seventeenth Summer which was an even greater success than last year's, were the chief means of reaching our goal. The anxious members of the Senior class left for their trip to Washington on May 7, 1951. Commence- ment exercises were held on May 24, 1951. We, the class of 51 owe many thanks to Mr. Keeler, our sponsor, for his leadership and patience, to Miss Taylor for supervising the 1951 annual, to Mr. Goddard for his guidance through our twelve years of school, and to all the teachers for their understanding. We are now going into the big wide world on our own. But no matter what we do nor where we go, we will always remember these wonderful days, shared by the class of 1951, at East Canton High School, forever. SENIOR ACTIVITIES Ann Bames Rosalee Clapper Chorus 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4 Girls Basketball Tournament 1, 2, 3 Scholarship Test 2, 3 Volleyball Tournament 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Dorothy Barnes Chorus 1 Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Tournament 1, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball Tournament 3, 4.' Glenn Bates Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play Staff 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 James Beck Band 1, 2 Basketball 1, 3 Football 3 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3 Class Play Staff 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Billy Bosler Opening Exercise Staff 3, 4 Library Staff 2 Office Staff 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Senior National Honor Society 2, Track 3, 4 Class President 1, 2 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4 Class Play 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Jr. Police 1 Quartet 1 Jeanne Bower Timken 1, 2 Band 1, 2 Chorus 1, 2 Y-Teen 2 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Girls Basketball Tournament 3, 4 Girls Volleyball Tournament 3, 4 Ina Brunner Class Secretary 4 Class Play 3, 4 Latin Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec'y. 2 Scholarship Tests 1, 2, 3, 4 Literary Contest 4 Office Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Junior National Honor Society 1 Pat Bryan Band 1, 2, 4 Chorus 1, 4 Home Ec. Club 4 Timely Teens 3, 4, Treasurer 4 Volleyball Tournament 3, 4 Basketball Tournament 3, 4 Play Staif 3, 4 Dan Calendine Junior National Honor Society 1, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4 Class Play 3, 4 One Act Play 3 Baseball 3, 4 Track 3 Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 2 Library Staff 3, Treasurer Editor--Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Jr. Police 1 3, 4 Senior National I2 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2 Girls Basketball Tournament 3, 4 Girls Volleyball Tournament 3, 4 Library Staff 2 Robert Coss Library Club 2, 3 Class Play 3 Baseball Mgr. 3 Bill Dana Football 1, 2, 4, Co-captain 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Class V.-President 1, 2 Dolores Dobransky Chorus 1 Annual Staff 4 Play Staff 3 Volleyball Tournament 3, 4 Basketball Tournment 1, 2 Evelyn Eakin ' Canton South 1, 2 Friendship Club 1, 2 Companion Club 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2 Library Club 1, 2 Home Ee. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Volleyball Tournament 3, 4 Basketball Tournament 3, 4 Timely Teens, 3, 4 Girls Triple Trio-State Music Con Elsa Fornasiero Volleyball Tournament 4 Basketball Tournament 4 Home Economics Club 2 Timely Teens 3 Betty Gearin Waynesburg 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2 Office 2, 4 Basketball Toumament 1, 2 Class Play Staff 4 Betty Haubert Y-Teen 1, 2 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Play Staff 3 Volleyball Tournament 3, 4 Basketball Tournament 2 Marilyn Heakin Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Timely Teen 1, 2, 3 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3, 4 Library Staff 2 Frances Jones Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2 test 2 Library Club 2, 3, 4, Sec'y. 3, Pres. 4 Cheerleader 4 Opening Exercise Staff 4 Chorus 1 Football Queen Attendant 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3, 4. Mary Kreitzer Class Secretary 1, 2 V.-President 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres. 2 Library Staff 1, 2 Scholarship Tests 1, 2, 4 SENIOR ACTIVITIES ICont'dl Class Play 3, 4 1 Act Play 4 Sports Reporter 3, 4 Queen Attendant 3, 4 Basketball Queen 4 Office Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Junior National Honor Society 1 tional Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Volleyball Toumament 2, Basketball Tournament 1, 2, 3, 4 Betty Kryder Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Swing Band 1, 2 Y-Teen 1, 2 Play Staff 3, 4 Basketball Tournament 4 Library Staff 1, 2 Herbert Linhart Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior National Honor Society 1 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3 County Hi-Y V.-Pres. 3 Opening Exercise Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Office Staff 4 Class Play 3, 4 1 Act Play 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Scholarship Tests 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Treasurer 2, 4, President 3 Chorus 1 Quartet 2 District Scholarship Test 3 Grace Moore Y-Teen 2 Basketball Tournament 1, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball Tournament 2, 3, 4 Betty Oberster Band 1 Chorus 1 Timely Teens 3 Play Staff 3 Volleyball Tournament 3, 4 Basketball Toumament 2, 3 Teresa Paumier Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, Sec'y. 3 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Junior National Honor Society 1, , Seni , Seni Senior National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 4, V.-Pres. Class Treasurer 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 1, Reporter 4 Scholarship Tests 4 Class Play 3, 4 Literary Contest 1, 2, 3 Office Staff 4 Annual Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 4 Buckeye Girls' State 4 Queen Attendant 4 David Pribula Play Staff 4 Donald Pribula Play Staff 4 Ronald Price Lincoln 1, 2 Biblical Literature Club, Pres. 1 Band 1-2 Ohio History Club 1, 2 French Club 1 Hi-Y 4 Band 3, 4 Sgt.-at-arms Track 2, 3 Dance Band 3 Class Play 4 or Na- One Act Play 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Quintet 4 Ovidio Pugnale Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Class Play 4 One Act Play 4 Class President 4 Polly Reynolds Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec'y. 3 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Football Queen Attendant 4 Opening Exercise Staff 4 Office Staff 4 Class Play 4, Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Scholarship Tests 2, 4 Basketball Reporter 3 Literary Contest 2, 4 Chorus 1 or National Joanne Robinson Sec'y. 3 Class Secretary 3 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres. 3, Pres 4 Chorus 1 Class Play 3, 4 Student Director 4 One Act Play 4 Literary Contest 3, 4 Football Queen 4 Annual Staff 4 Opening Exercise 3, 4 Scholarship Test 2 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 Bob Rothacher Basketball 1, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Library Club 1, 2 Track 4 Play Staff 3, 4 Band 1, 2 Baseball 4 Annual Stal? 4 Betty Shepler Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3 Chorus 1, 4 Basketball Tournament 1, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball Tournament 1, 2, 3 Junior Snyder Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Darrell Eugene Stinchcomb Mgr. Football 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Football 3 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Play Staff 4 John F. Stocker Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3 Class Treasurer 3 Class Play 3, 4 Track 3 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Dale L. Wardle Band 1, 2 Football 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Play Staff 3 Leroy Westfall Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Co Captain 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Play Staff 3, 4 CLASS WILL We, the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-one, having been thoroughly psychoanalyzed and de- clared young idiots, do will and bequeath the fol- lowing beloved possessions and characteristics: We do bequeath to Mr. Goddard the memory of all the good things we have done in hopes that he Kill forget any headaches we might have caused im. We do bequeath to the junior class our fond and cherished memories of George We do bequeath to the sophomore class our ex- perience, the fun, and our troubles. We do bequeath to the freshman boys the now empty berths on the basketball squad, and to the freshman girls enough loyalty and school spirit to spur them on to victory. We, in all seriousness, do bequeath to mankind our hope for a peaceful, god-loving world. I, ANN BARNES, do bequeath my self-sufficient manner to Ruth Crank. I, DOROTHY BARNES, do bequeath my engage- ment ring to any junior girl lucky enough to get one. I, GLENN BATES, do bequeath my job as curtain puller for the class plays to Floyd Sprankle. I, JIM BECK, do bequeath my laugh to anyone who would dare duplicate it. I, BILL BOSLER, do bequeath my red suspenders to Bill Kroft, I, JEAN BOWER, do bequeath my tall serene ap- pearance to Marianne Doll. I, INA BRUNNER, do bequeath my sparkling per- sonality to Mary Ann Calendine. I, PAT BRYAN, do bequeath my sweet disposition to Ann Swope. I, DAN CALENDINE, do bequeath my attraction for red heads to Dick Poth. I, ROSALEE CLAPPER, do bequeath my friendly smile to Jane McLinden. I, BOB COSS, do bequeath my red hair to Dale Miller. I, BILL DANA, do bequeath my butch hair cut to the Fuller Brush Man. I, DELORES DORBRANSKY, do bequeath my love for shorthand to Merravonne Haddox. I, EVELYN EAKIN, do bequeath my soprano voice to Paul Morse. I, ELSA FORNASIERO, do bequeath my dimples to Leanora Darrah. I, BETTY GEARIN, do bequeath my modesty to Adrian Roth. I, BETTY HAUBERT, do bequeath my stature to Madalyn Royer. I, MARILYN HEAKIN, do bequeath my good sense of humor to Janice Glantzer. I, FRANCES JONES, do bequeath my typing mis- takes to Kay Brunner. I, MARY KREITZER, do bequeath my empty aspirin bottle to the writer of the next class will. I, BETTY KRYDER, do bequeath my hour glass Figure to Dwain Hoifer. I, HERBERT LINHART, do bequeath my ability to argue in class to Glenn Motts. I, BOB McNICHOL, do bequeath my blond hair and blue eyes to Delores Boyd. I, GRACE MOORE, do bequeath my basketball ability to Barbara Dick. I, BETTY OBERSTER, do bequeath my ability to get along with everyone to Olga Momirov. I, TERESA PAUMIER, do bequeath my Girls' State Pin to the next lucky girl. I, DAVID PRIBULA, do bequeath my quiet ways to Skippy Renner. I, DONALD PRIBULA, do bequeath my good naturedness to Ralph Smith I, RONALD PRICE, do bequeath my dancing finesse to Phil Linerode. I, OVIDIO PUGNALE, do bequeath my pair of good eyes, highly trained in spotting feminine pulchritude, to Sonny Evans. I, POLLY REYNOLDS, do bequeath my ability to influence people and win friends to Delores Starkey. I, JOANNE ROBINSON, do bequeath my so-nice- to-be-aroundness to Margaret Lotz. I, BOB ROTHACHER, do bequeath my tall, smooth appearance to Bill Lane. I, BETTY SHEPLER, do bequeath my freckles to Mary Alice Leeper. I, JUNIOR SNYDER, do bequeath my happy-go- lucky attitude to Ronald Jones. I, DARRELL STINCHCOMB, do bequeath my ability to blush to Harold Gray. I, JOHNNY STOCKER, do bequeath my wavy hair to Don Beck. I, DALE WARDLE, do bequeath my love for foot- ball to Ronny Wilzoch. I, LEROY WESTFALL, do bequeath my athletic physique to Bobby Horger. I, MR. KEELER, do bequeath the Senior Class to Mr. Schafer. In witness thereof, we, the class of 1951 have here- unto signed our names this twenty-fourth day of May, nineteen hundred and fifty-one. Written by: Mary Kreitzer, Bill Kroft, Asst. Witnessed by: Pat Bryan, Bill Dana, Betty Kryder. Sf ' S W1 . CLASSES l 4 B pp I Glen Motts, presidentg Mary Ann Calendine, secretaryg Madalyn Royer, vice presidentg and Marianne Doll, treasurer. JUNIOR CLASS With Mr. Beitzel and Mr. Schafer as sponsors, the class of '52 advanced to the seventh grade. During the year they held Christmas and Valentine parties. As eighth graders, under the direction of Miss Robertson and Mr. Schreck, the class collected tax stamps and held a Halloween Party. As Freshmen they were under the guidance of Mr. Mensch, Miss Behm and Miss Shook. During the sophomore year, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Fogle and Miss Sarbaugh, they collected tax stamps and held a party for the winning side. Now as Juniors with Mrs. Fogle as their sponsor, they elected Glen Motts, president, Madalyn Royer, vice president, Mary Ann Calendine, secretaryg and Marianne Doll, treas- urer. They sold refreshments at basketball games and had a magazine and tax stamp drive. They presented the play Clementine with Mrs. Fogle as director. They honored the Seniors with the annual Junior-Senior Banquet on May 12, 1951 at the Alliance Country Club. I24l JUNIOR GIRLS First Row-Mary Ann Calendine, Ann Swope, Kay Brunner, Margaret Lotz, Merravonnc Haddox, Agnes Dulfie, Jane McLinden. 2nd Row-Marion Finney, Ruth Crank, Mary Alice Leeper, Leanora Darrah, Janice Glantzer, Barbara Dick, Mrs. Fogle. 3rd Row-Olga Momirov, Mary Nimon. Madalyn Royer, Marianne Doll, Marilyn Dewalt. JUNIOR BOYS First Row-Mrs. Fogle, Dale Miller, Dick Poth, Donald Moser, Harold Gray, Eugene Petroli. 2nd Row-Paul Morse, Bob Horger, Raymond Henderson, Philip Linerode. Bill Lane, Floyd Spranklel 3rd Row-Ronald Jones, Glenn Motts, Ralph Smith, Charles Renner. Bill Kroft, Troy Hannah, Dwain Holler. Donald Beck. I25l . l SOPHOMORE OFFICERS 1st Row: George Profitt, vice-presidentg Milo Fisher, president. Standing: Wanda Bland, secretaryg Yvonne Veit, treasurer. SOPHOMORE CLASS The sophomore class is proud of its scholastic record and hopes to maintain it. There are ten members in the National Honor Society, and the class is well represented in other clubs. The essays of Carmen Mathis, Betty Jean Linhart, and Howard Mark were submitted in the American Legion Essay Contest. The annual Christmas Party held on December 19, was centered around the snow queen, who was Jo Ann Eddy. Her attendants were Wanda Bland, Patricia Gerer, Evelyn Oberly, and Yvonne Veit. They were chosen by a vote of the class. Round and square dancing, and a gift exchange furnished the evening's entertainment. The sophomore class wishes to thank Mrs. Ryder and Mrs. Norris, the sponsors, for their special guidance throughout the year. l25l SOPHOMORE GIRLS lst Row: Betty Linliart. Inleanor Aukerman, Carolyn Paulus, Ttlltillfl King. Patty Gerer, Ramona Finley. Donn: I Curren. Dona Paumier. 2nd Row: Mrs. Norris, Joanne Marks, Joan Wallingford. Barbara Shourds, Kathleen Graham. Sally Wmlflf-ll. .lommf Eddy, Patty Smith, Shirley McLichock, Mrs. Ryder. Jlrd Row: Jane Moulin, Barbara Cable. Beverly Baker. Ginny Bruey, Barbara Jones. Iiouvlla Masters. Rosa Dohransky Patty Tourno, Mary Robinson. tth Row: Shirley Margo, Nancy Simon. Shirley Peters. Wanda Bland. Cathy Dick. Jean Itautzenheiscr, Yvonnr Veil. Evelyn Oberly. Carmen Mathis, SOPHOMORI-I BOYS First Row Loren Villard, Kenneth Miller, Howard Mark. Richard Zimmerman. Linley Lillie. Billy Kolm. Zncl Row Mrs. Norris, Donald Clark, Larry Hoskinson. George Proffitt. Richard Arntz. Paul Midclaugh. Larry Menges. Mrs. Ryder. Zlrd Row Jim Almasy. Milo Fisher. Arthur Stefanick. Adrian Roth, Bernard Mc-Fadden. Ronald Vllilzm-li, Ron- ald Barrivk. Harold Stertzbach. l27l FRESHMAN OFFICERS Seated-Shirley Breckbill, Secretaryg Walter Walker, V.-Presidentg Delores Moretta, Treasurerg Standing: Gene Kandel, President. FRESHMAN CLASS We, the class of '54, wish to thank our sponsors, Miss Jones, Miss Robertson and Mr, Schafer, for their guidance and co-operation through our Freshman year. For our money making project we are collecting tax stamps which will result in a contest between the boys and girls. I28l FRESHMAN GIRLS 1st Row: Dana Dye, Catherine Dobransky, Naomi Sprankle, Ruth Seeman, Katherine Hoover, Judy Barrick, Wilda Yoho. Miss Jones. 2nd Row: Margaret Robinson, Jean Mark, Dorothy Mottice, Marie Stertzbach, Carol Kinsinger, Sue Aukerman, Mary Ann Muckley. 3rd Row: Beatrice Eakin, Judy Masters, Joanne Tourno, Madaline Hewett, Dolores Moretta. 1 S at f ye-if FRESHMAN BOYS First Row-Robert Baad, Richard Baad, Robert Marhover, Marvin Linhart, Ronald Pribula, Eugene Haubert. Second Row-Mr. Schafer, Jim Cable, Michael Bryan, Paul Oliver, David The-len, William Narduzzi. Third Row-Jim Blose, Mac Yoho. Herb Robinson, George Moretta, Kenneth Gastin, Richard Narduzzi, I29I FRESHMEN First Row-Carolyn Douglas, Phillis Walker, Shirley Nice, Rose Marie Scharver, Peggy Allen, Ruth Davis, Rosemary Beck, Gladys Barth. 2nd Row-Miss Robertson, Rhoda Kolm, Janet Ritchey, Barbara Snyder, Esther Miller, Nancy Margo, Marion Mong, Carol Wise, Marilyn Mitchell, Donna Trego, Shirley Brechbill, Lorene Jones. 3rd Row-Jack Batten, Gene Kandel, Richard Moser, Jerry Bigler, Ted Doll, William Slabaugh, Louis Moulin. 4th Row-Ronnie Iseli, Jim Smith, Joe Fabian, Joe Calendine, David Slicker, Paul Ake, Bill Mateer, Neal Yoho, Bob Mucha. 5th Row-Carl Unkefer, Walter Walker, Robert Lee, Dean Wheatley, Kim Miller, Jim Walker, Richard Crawford, Nick Boldi, Wayne Starkey. l30l L K 'M .Wynn U M .A A lx, . A dy , A , A, I - - .t.,,.vm,.. , GRADE 8 1st Row: Mrs. Williams. Carolyn Mikes, Beverly Cross, Kay Arnold. Thelma Bowser. Nadine Veit. Jeanne Simon, Patty Bowker. Lind Row: Jean Shankel, Nanry Batten, Rhoda Snyder, Judy Moser, Shirley Rice. Irene Brown. Peggy Boltrt-s. Beverly Richards. Bobby Kroft. Ilrd Row: Donald Barwivk, Kenny Haynam. Don Myers, Bobby Rinehart, Denny Diekerhoof. Phillip Stofier, Ray Fallot. Robert Berk. 4th Row, Roger Bulger. Roy Hardie. Foster Waers. Allan Henderson, Fred Shepler. Charles Swope. David Beck. 5th Row: Dale Oberly. Ronald Patterson. Jack Jones. Robert Middaugh, David Bnckwalter. James Lab. Gerald Wilson. Q . . . G. H - .A ., . . - . -. A M ,M 4l.5'g5u,f -,' 8'l'll GKADE lst Row: Earl Nestle. Shirley Nordiek, Katherine Fabyanic. Shirley Carl. Eileen Blose, Patricia Wardle. Virginia Dobransky. Patricia Schuster. End Row: Mr. Carman. Mary Jo Howell, Janice Nirnon. Betty Jo Workman. Barbara Gray, Patricia Reimer. Connie Harbert, Maxine Hewitt. 3rd Row. Larry Morris, Elmer Stidom, Ronald Fisher, Gary Fulton, Gerald Kopatche. Donald Clapper. Gene Mower. Wilbur Clapper, Stanley Westfall. 4th Row: Gary Osborn. David Burkey, Gary Cable. John Mottice, Marion Lowery, Wilbur Baum, Nick Botean, Ross Sherer. Norman Metzger. Sth Row: Roy Burkey, Gene Leotti. Tom King, Dean Henderson. James Kreitzer, Benny Dye, Clark Kandel. l31l GRADE 7-A lst Row: Dick Metzger, Erleen Westfall, Betty R0hrer,Donna Wade, Irene Dobransky, Nancy Eakin, Dora Ottinger, Carol Rothacher, Nancy Shepherd, 2nd Row. John Vincent. Barbara Novosel. Ilrd Row. Bob Myers, Ruth Canter. Shirley Maurer, Ruth Marhover, Carolyn Sheuherd, Carol Ritchey, Doris Thoma, Barbara Carl, Grace Mark, Beverly Morris. Lois Kinsinger, Eileen Westfall, Mrs. Atchison. 4th Row: Richard Lones, Don Brunner, Jim Brooker, Joe Faur. Richard Oberster. Billy West. Glenn Royer. William Eakin, Leroy King. 5ht Row: Ted Crank, David Lamborn, Jim DeWalt, Bob Bates, Homer Davis, Harry Decker, Earl Goss, Dick Barrick. Ramon Fornasiero. 4 l l - -,..-HQ, 'Y-..,rx KA-gm 4 -. v'Hf,, ., -f - gf' ,ft ,- F-,L .. .Q V J f KLM, L, GRADE 7-B First Row--Etta Lawhun, Sharon Hoskinson. Wilma Howell, Mildred Novosel, Opal Lee, Lois Banks, Vilda Slabaugh, 2nd Row-Mrs. Moulton, Virginia Stephonic. Patsy Jones, Nan Henderson, Ruth Klotz, Ruth Brown, Ruth Ann Craw- ford, Ann Henderson, Luetta Hardie, 3rd Row-- Ralph Coss. Robert Bowser. Bobby Unkefer, Joe Mair. Richard Lab, Billy Bates, Harry Clayton, Ted Shepler, Joe Mucha. 4th Row--Kenneth Richards, David Foltz, Jack Meiser, Paul Welsh, Jim King. John Doll. Paul Rope, Fred Miller. 5th Row--Gene Myers, Bob Clark, Earl Bates. Bill Newhart. Richard Blythe, Bill Whczltly, Bob Newhart, Jack Cross, Jim Zimmerman. i32l X pt? QW ELEM RY its Eff' as-Q 1--Q A G.: Fif Q ,, Y 3 ' 3 QSLQS' W V p , , A ' , ' , K :wi x if .V K Y V ,W Ji, ,sf is GJ 6 Q as X K NN , W Q L R , M , N 2 9. ww fy-'V 25' k , f Q .6 .2 Q. fs' i x K ' fi' , fi f Qizkig lg! 1 '-7' :MWA AA - b fix H Elf' A , Sf' - L ,L .2 f ,ifff i if ., ' ff 6 f-1 AQW X ,H me A M, 3 Wm wr- 'WF 1 A35 Q s ka Ti W 'ma .Iv :gg yn fl 5 af n 3351? Ph ,gm .A NL ,AQ 5 ,X xg .. Q , N -5' -s J a Q MISS Lll'ISER-Fifth Grade Row 1 Jane Georke, Sandra Slabaugh, Doretta Yoho, Kenneth Miller, Raymond Welsh, Helen Hardie, Rosemary Banks. Margaret Henderson, Barbara Little, Carol Kiser, Joan Marsh, Mary Thompson, Row 2-Linda Haines, Richard Offineer. Clifford Bowser. Paul Dickerhoof, Linda Moser, Albert Price, Susan Mair, Danny Yvorns. Judy Barth, Joanne Borne. Junior Ellington. Miss Lieser. Row 3-Sherley Rocovitz. Sandra Huber. Patty Arntz. Sue Carol Stoffer, Norman Proffitt, Jerry Irvine, Larry Waers, Calvin Shanower, Richard Clapper. guwi4-Bonnie Oberly, Jean Brown, Donna Waers, Carol Davis, Ronald Offineer, Robert Aller. Betty Welsh, Patricia Ilyf L'l'. MRS. BROOKER-Fourth Grade Row lvR0bert Metzger, Billy Clapper, Charles Meiser, Tommy Anthony, Freddie Masters. Jeanne Berkowitch, Bonnie Stinehcomb, Dicke Stauffer. Dale Irwin, Robin Swogger. Row 2 Edna Newhart, Frances Gastin, Judith Foltz, Larry Hug, Sarah Jane Bird. Josephine Scanelli. Kathleen Bland. Walter Mnndok, Roger Lones, Richard Whitmer, Wilma Kinsinger, Mrs. Brooker. Row 34-David Chipps, Rebecca Fabyanic, Mary Schmuck, Loren Fry, Judy McDonald, Donald Baker. Phillip Dobransky, Carol Lash, Carol Krabill. Row 4-Donald Dobransky. John Weddell, Robert Davis, Jeannette Herbert, Kenneth Herbert, Steve Dobransky. Bill Ritchey. Rose Marie Baum. l36I - S in . 'A -...,, . MRS. M. SALTSMAN-Fourth Grade Row l Donald Stidom, Gilbert Stillion. Jimmy Sharp, Robert Crank, Robert Sharp, Pat Foster, Arthur Jensen, Ron- ald Thompson. Miriam Morrison, Eddie Harter, Mrs. Saltsman. Row 2 Raymond Dunham, Tommy Stertzbauh. Virgil Norris, Earl Linerode. Jack Wattle. Alberta Wogan. Della Rae Hendershot, Fern Hewitt. Regis Schreffler. Jimmy Kandel. H Row 3-Carolyn Fry, Linda Kullman, Carol Mottice, Thomas Morrison, Paul Seeman, Thelma Morris. Roy Snider, Ken- neth Beck. Wayne Vincent. Row 4 Sandra Rosenbury, Patty Lautzenhf-iser, Delores Mitchell. Mary Wagner. William Vincent. Larry More-tta. Ray- mond Foutz. Clifford Lamborn. Gordon Belew. MRS. CHANCE-Fourth Grade Row l-Mary Lee Clayton, Joan Cline, Richard Henderson. Glenn Moser, Roger Finney. Lynn Mc-Laughlin, Constance Miller. Donald Gardner, William Evanich. Patricia Kiko, Carol Ann Lab, Arthur Goerke, Fred Davis, Linda Barth. Row 2 Esther Foresha, Janice Dangleo, Shirley Waers, Charlene Hardie. Harriette Banks, Cecil Lillie, Shirley Kahlcr, Frederick Doll. Bessie Allen, Ronald Carl, France Stephonic, Mrs. Chance. Row Il-William Powell. Daniel Shankel, Gary Walter. Gaylon Ferguson. Priscilla Wilfong, Betty Aller. Donna Mid- daugh. Charles Hardie, Betty Phillips. Row 4 Donald Casey. Ben Shanower, Charles Cline. Frederick Scharver. Larry Huiimaii, Donald Swartz. Theodore Rive, Joseph Lukocevich. James Clark. l37I MRS. AUSTIN-Third Grade Row l-Frances Pribula, Harriet Robinson. Duane Dourm. Ann Crumrine, Carol Blose. Kathleen King, Flora Wogan. Donna Jensen, Elizabeth Clapper, Mrs, Austin, Row 2wGary Kinsinger, John Carden. Kara Lynn Jones, Walter Hoover, Harvey Bungard, Nancy Huther. Marie Sager- inan. Thomas Ake, Elaine McPherson. Row 3-Edith Neidig. Shirley Lowery. Richard Otiinger, Carolyn Hoffer, Karen Heakin. Judy Cogan. Robert Pappas. Karen Baum, Charles Wandel. . mo. , V K ,a,.n!Xr - W . , . . .iii 1+- IVIRS. KIEFFER-Third Grade Row l-Carol Haubert, Mary Jane Bruch. Rita Fulton, Dwain Barrick, Judith Fox, Bertram Rodd. Donna Narduzzi. James Wade, Melvin Hoover. Judy Kay Rossiter. Robert Barnes. Howard Irwin. Row 2 Gary Mark, Pauline Linhart. Sandra Kay Funk. Donald Faulk, Larry Sheperd, David Swindell. Arthur New hart, Darlene Ferrell, Jo Anne Adams. Connie Werley. Richard Royer, Robert Duncan, Mrs. Kieffer. Row Il-Carole Mae Baum. Deloris Gobeli. Janice Johnson, Edwin Sheperd. Stanley Conrad, Gary Latham, Ruth Anne Knsnwer. Linda Ritchey. Mary Dahleheimer. Ellen Lillie. l38I ' ' X -...H -.. . N.. ii . .. 0 . , . .. - s . ,. -' em... ,L . ,, V .J ., ...Mv. 'if ' '. ,. - 'J 'fin 4: '- 1 V AWK ' 4 '- - . - , ' ' H .ff . w- 4 ga- - 45 ' . vw i . F - iw ' L F '- 'F s' -fs' . 2 M P' MRS. CARLIN-Third Grade' lst Row. Elaine Foster, Charlene Banks. Louise Kincaid. Mary Ellen Shanower. Sandra Christy. Bonnie Miranda. Bar- liara Alexander. Peggy Garnlner. Kathleen English, Laverne Ketchuni, Robert Walter. James Foltz. End Row: Donald Foltz, James Ellington. Rachael Siiron. Jeanee Price. Deanna Hardie. Lana Rovovitf. Sannrlra Miller. Judy Henderson. Grave Slahack. Lartio Mabry. Harold Thompson, 'Foinmy Gorman. ilrd Row' Ernest Zimmerman. Larry Grey. Roy Ferggtison. Donald Stanton. Donald Rohrigz. Charles Fraie. Rivluiu-rl Mikes. Duane Moser, Billy Miller. MRS. DEWAIJI'-Second Grade Rowl Walter Coates, Sherman Hays, William Bruder, John Lantry. Larry Shepler, David Shankel. Brenda Snyder, Painela Workman. Linda Grey. Verda Allen, Shirley Foster, Florence Borne. David Alexander. Raymond Davis. Row 2-Timothy Ellington. Clara Mae Tessanne, Mary Haney. Phillip Proffitt, Geraldine Kiko. Shirlev Weirough. David Walter. Jack Tlielen. Clarence Slabaugh. Jack Waers, Larry Haynam. Roger Stertzbach. Mrs. Dc-Waltf Row Il--Jerry Oberly, Joanne Kahler. Dorothy Ferguson. Patricia Miller, Richard Burns, Sharon Paderinos. Vivkv Mair. Gary Baker. Frank Good. ' l39I Y .M . -- D., . ' fl-,f,,,W,'-M,-1:New-Eiwmx,A..w.wwuwawaMawaa' ' 'Q MRS. WOODRUFF-Secnod Grade Row l-Barbara Moretta, Lolita Cable, Jane Fabyanic. Jean Fabyanic, James Eakin, Roger Conrad, Gayle Bellamy, Richard Lamborn, Shirley Newhart. Row 2 -Lynn Edwards, Claude Pauinier, Richard Swallen, Marjorie Bland, Dale Clapper, Jack Amasy, Linda Goss, Betty Heim, Carrie Eddy, Margaret Dobransky, Carole Knowles, Mrs. Woodruff. Row il-Sandra Cable, Dennis Wenger, Carl Dobansky, Kenneth Burkey, Betty Foltz, Mark Davis, James Hinderer. Don- na Kieffer, Nancy Pierce. John Pyle, MRS. STEELY-Second Grade Row l-Terry Snyder, Hazel Clapper. Rosemary Tressel, Linda Smith, Jewell Douglas, Margaret Eaton, Martha Lou Chaney, Janet Hoover. Linda Lloyd, Wanda Meiser, Gayle Parsons, Barbara Morrison. Row 2-Robert Jensen, Denny Eddy, James Crank, David Miller, Margaret Wandle, Barbara Johnson, Patricia Davis, Meryl Risher, Warren Youtz, Paul Daniels, Eugene Tourno, Paul Wyler, Mrs. Steely. Row 3-James Baum, Richard Stertzbach, David Wenner, John Ward, James Wenner, John Starr, Harvey Mitchell. David Summers. Thomas Pryor, Edwin Gram. !40I MRS HUGHES-First Grade Row 1-Shirley Trego, Patsy North. Charleen Ritchey, Sally Glantzer, Mary Clapper, Penny Rossiter, Russell Westfall, Zana Bungard, Rebecca Howard, Karen Yoerns, John Hoskinson Row 2--Vivian Banks. Betty Jenkens, Sharon Trego, Linda Jensen, Mary Rose Davis Darlene Hershey, Carol Rohrcr, Judy Lautzenheiser, Jerry Hoskinson. Lewis Miller, Arthur Waers, Daniel Padermos, Mrs. Hughes. Row 3 f'Donald Vukich, Horner Howell. David Margo. Donald Shepherd, Gene Hoover Eugene Steely, George Lukocevich. Paul Kosower, Gerald Kreitzer, Pete Melchoir, Frodl erick Judson. 453 Q gi ' W K. Q -' 'L is .Ji - y . a ' sx.ssxsma.lMW.Wc -- , f-it-aae.M.ft-wwts.N.wmZh1.M,txf W w,wt'ww-MW 7 -- .- ,M MRS. HROSS-First Grade Row 1-Christina Grey. Mary Gardner, Rebecca Dietrick, Carolyn Barwick, Karen Oberly, Robert Welsh, Donald Horne, Carol Scharver, Patty Kennedy, William Kincaid, Dale Kaser Second Row-Vicky Postlewaite, Gerald Yoho, Gene Blythe, Toni Scannelli, Albert English Glenda Kennedy, Lynda Evanich, Richard Weddell, David Hays, Etta Bowser, Mrs. Hross Row 3-Gerald Brown, Carolyn Jacobs, Rebecca Crawford, Dale Fisher, Janet Ancleregg David Reinhart, Russell Poth, Terry Lane, Bonnie Shanower, John Cawling. l41l M1044 W E b I. MISS HOLM-First Grade Row 1-Robert Fulton, Donald Fox, Gerald Swindels, Larry Sharp, Herman Stidom, Judith Irwin, Walter Gumm, Paul McGrew, Dale Lowery, Cheryl Stillion. Row 2-Betty Daughtery, Robert Albright, Kay Pickett, Jean Lash, David Mottice, Marilyn Metzger, Melvin Wheeler, Shirley Pribula, Ormun Kinsinger, William Foltz, Jack Mowder, Jimmy Muckley, Larry Barrick, Eugene Shearer, Miss Holm. Row 3-Robert Foltz, Sandra Gram, Jerry Stertzbach, Cathy Board, Jack Weiland, Garnett Wogan, Janet Morris, Harold Gardiner, Charles DeWalt, Robert Mong, Michele Henry. Row 4-Richard Smith, Loyd Carnes, John Hug, Nancy Dobransky, Mary Alice Motts, Philip Solvey Charles Solvey, Larry Lones, Donna Davis, Lemoyne Fankhouser. I42I 4:4 M VX .-Z 4 5 4 9 1 V! 7 K ACTIVITIES X N yr - . wx fx K X W kginfffv. X af Egg? 5 Hx X W K xg X MQ X f - ' - k 's.' wk I44I WX Yi? uv,' ...a -'k' .'. . 'bib .- n is .,', . ap,- , Q I... , Q , 7 f,,f.n . - . . -V. n 4 f 0 . we a 1 c a U Q' 4 0 Q 4 x ,4,1.s4 o Q . u o Q 1 4 uk. -n,n . f 1 n n,v ,. Q .Q 5' 'alia' 1 . . 1 ,a.'.w,... Q . . . ,'. f 6 'yu Q v u 1 ' . . . -,f, we . . . . - ',no W., g 1 1 1 G , Q Q Q -3 me U .il Frances Jones, Teresa Paumier, Polly Reynolds and Mary Kreitzer were chosen as attendants to the Football Queen by popu- lar vote of the high school. I4 :5 .jj:f , ' L ,S ,ii im FOOTBALL QUEEN Joanne Robinson was chosen as East Can- ton's 1950 Football Queen and reigned at the Middlebranch game on October 6. A dance, given in honor of the Queen and her court, was held on the 7th. 5l huns, i 3 1531 'H' ni can wg, 331 -Q fr L ' '55 ,K sf z . 1 X fy y 1, S, . A 35 ?f?!if v X s rt. I X F r Y X s , :,A , 'venus --,Q nun: '71 w 65 gf , M s r SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST AND STAFF First Row--Belly Krydor. Mary Kroitzer Ovidio Pugnalo. Ina Brunnvr. Torcsu Pziurnior Runnin- Pricv. Jozinnc Robinson, Dun Calcnclino, Betty Gonrin. Zncl Rowf'-Mrs. Foglc, Johnny Stocker, Frances Jones, Hcrliic- Linlizirt. Marilyn Hvzikin Bill Daman, Polly Rn-ynolnls. Billy Boslcr. 3rd Row-Glen Bates. Patty Brvun, Liirov Wcsl- full. Evelyn Ezikin, James Beck. A U 1 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY First RowSDzm Calcndinc, Mary Kreitzer, Johnny Stocker, Mrs. Fogle, Bill Dana. 'I'vrvsu Puumivr, Billy Bosler. 2nd RowgFrances Jones. Marilyn Hcakin, Herbie Linhzirt, Jozinnv Robinson, Ina Brunner. Betty Linhart. l47I lf,-,..r ' 4 S gg , I l48l BASKETBALL DANCE Left to Right: Jean Mark, Shirley Peters, Madalyn Royer, Queen Mary Kreitzer, King Ovidio Pugnale, Bill Dana, Milo Fisher, Mack Yoho. Standing: Mr. Keeler. Closing the Basketball season was the Annual Basketball Dance held in the beautifully decorated auditorium of the High School. Taking honors at the dance were King Ovidio Pugnale and Queen Mary Kreitzer. Their attendants were Madalyn Royer and Bill Dana, Shirley Peters and Milo Fisher, Jean Mark and Mack Yoho. l49I SENIDR CLASS PLAY Bill Dana, Joanne Robinson Ina Brunner, Marilyn Heakin, Herbie Linhart First Row-Polly Reynolds, Frances Jones, Teresa Paurnier, Johnny Stocker. 2nd Row! Dan Calendine, Mary Kreitzer, Ovidio Pugnale. Standing-Ronnie Price. F501 . G SRA? 'iw vi, Q1 33. ti T, in -24.1 22.2 i , 5 iii Y 7, h 1 3 0 , ,qi Q63 a Y x V f 1 A Xlblgfk Q I'gf'4 A ' 5 I ,A f L , ,-I I 'Amh :nf Wi. A .I ' V LBS: ,Q?f55g.v ii - i' 1 'rn l .. 1,323.2 '. ,wi , I . I ll s' h- 5 uff, ., X 4 4-en' V 5 .-I 5 f I MM---'f:V.f fw J 211 H, 4 F, -3 1 4 Y -Athletes ,V,,,, Boisterous 7 ,,,, , Comic ....,Y,,,...,,,,,, -Dramatizable Eyes .,..,,, ,,,,. H Fervent .w,.,,, , -God's Gift to Helpful ,,,,Y,,.,, Intelligent . Jovial e,l,. eeee, Kind ,,,,,,,,,,,t Lover Boy ,,,,. Modest ,,et,,,e Neat ,,eee.,w.w,e, Obedlent ,,,,.,,,, Pretty ,e,,, Quaint ....,,,t, -Responsible ,Y.. Sweet .Y,,.,.w,,, -Typist ..,,. , Useful w,,,,,,,e, Vivacious Y,,,.., -Willing Y,,, , -Xanthous -Youngest .,,,, Zest ,,,,,,,, SENIOR ALPHABET Westfall and Gracie Moore Class Y.,,,,,,Y,,.,.Bill Dana Joanne Robinson .Johnny Stocker ,,..,m...,Frances Jones Women ,,,ss., ,ss,.,,,. O vidio Pugnale . t..Marilyn Heakin .,s,,,.Herbert Linhart .,,,,,...Jim Beck s..,,s..Mary Kreitzer ,, Ronnie Price ..,,,,,.Dale Wardle ,Polly Reynolds ,m.,,..Betty Oberster and Betty Haubert Well, therels 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Brunner Keeler .,s.,,s.s..,...Jeanne Bower Dolores Dobransky ..,,i...Dan Calendine and Billy Bosler Teresa Paumier .,,Y..,,,Evelyn Eakin and Rosalee Clapper .7.,,Patty Bryan ,,,Betty Kryder .Elsa Fornasiero l l52I 4 if 1 Honufrf Z Z D X, WF A TH LETICS I53I Dana vans-R. H. VARSITY Wardle-R. FOOTBALL Pugnale-L. H- Westfall- , l55I A Yoho--C Horger Jones-R. G. Linhart VARSITY FOOTBALL Fisher-L, G. l561 Barwick- cond Se Walt De 95 Jam nkefer. Carl U James Blose. Kreitzer. James Jerry Bigler. nha 't. Li Row Ralph Coss. James King. Clark rst .Fi M TEA HIGH OR I N JU Y. Keele ard ch Ri ach Co Row: hird T Sheple ed Thelen. T David - 3 erl Ob Dale andel. Mosei Gene K estfall. Ronald b. Stanlev W esL HITI ucha, J M rt obe Row R Robert Clark. li, ald Ise OD teer. R Ma William aacl. Richard Baad. Robert B 1950 FOOTBALL SEASON h Playing under a number of handicaps, East Canton High's Football Team finished the 1950 season with a record of 2 wins and 6 defeats. One of Coach Parker Schafer's headaches was a total of only fifteen candidates when fall practice began. Among these were quite a few freshmen. In spite of these disadvantages, the team did not become discouraged but practiced faithfully and scored against every opponent except Middlebranch. For their fighting spirit, these boys are to be congratulated. 1950 FOOTBALL nsconn nate Team, Ecns orrs September 9 .......... .......... W aynesburg fPreviewJ 0 6 September 15 September 23 ..........Greentown ..........I-Iartville September 29 .,....,... ..,..,.,,. N avarre October 6 ......i.... .....,.... M iddlebranch October 13 ....... .......... C anal Fulton October 21 ....... .......... W aynesburg October 26 ....... .......... M arlboro November 3 ..,...... ........ .Jackson JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM Preparing to join the Varsity in the future are the Jr High Hornets, led by Coach Richard Keeler. Their record stands at 3 victories to 1 loss. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Champions of Stark County Grade School Tourney were the Jr. Hornets, coached by Mr. Parker J. Schafer. They held a record of 12 wins and 3 losses throughout the season. In the tournament they received the Championship Trophy and the Repository Rotating Trophy, which is in their possession for the second time. BASKETBALL HISTORY Holding the advantage of an experienced team and exceptional height, East Canton finished the 1950-51 season with a record of 10 wins to 3 defeats. Under the coaching of Mr. Richard Keeler, the team enjoyed a successful season, only being defeated by East Sparta, Waynesburg, and Beach City. A record of one win and two defeats was posted in the tournament. 4 Ovidio Pugnale, winner of Class B all-county berth, was sidelined by appendicitis near the end of the season. Honorable mention on the all-county team was given to Herbert Linhart and Bill Dana. 1950-1951 BASKETBALL RECORD SCHOOL ECI-IS OPPS Hartville 40 37 East Sparta 32 36 Minerva 46 75 Waynesburg 39 71 Magnolia 56 44 Navarre 60 55 Greentown 62 55 Middlebranch 44 42 Alumni 46 40 Jackson 42 38 Marlboro 50 42 Beach City 55 56 Brewster 103 54 Uniontown 61 58 Canal Fulton 66 65 Waynesburg 41 68 TOURNAMENT PLAY Marlboro 50 30 Navarre 42 56 Uniontown 51 53 l59l WI BASKETBALL L U7 a.: 3 .A 9 5 A ...T S- EU .-C E Q .J L- CU Q 5 Q Q Q1 .C Q rt! ,CI .. O O1 .Q O Q 2 'CS S-4 CYS 3 2 CU Q cd C2 KU Q if: 2 EU o ... 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At the beginning of the year, the student body elected Dana Dye of the Freshman Class and Frances Jones of the Senior Class to work with the other cheerleaders. Because Dana moved, Jean Mark took her place. Margaret Lotz represented the Junior Class and Evelyn Oberly the Sophomore Class. I54l Q WW , QRQANIZATIONS - 4.1 i Y 1 7 OFFICE STAFF Standing: Barbara Dick, Herbert Linhart, Bill Bosler, Ina Brunner, Mary Kreitzer, Teresa Paumier. Seated: Polly Reynolds, Betty Gearin. LIBRARY STAFF Standing: Mary Jones, Miss Bole, Rhoda Kolm, Phyllis Walker, Marian Mong, Mary Robinson, Shirley Breckbill, Marilyn Mitchell, Esther Miller, Richard Crawford, Bill Lane, Seated: Dorothy Barnes, Mary Nimon, Bertha Barnes, Gladys Barth, Teresa Paumier, Ann Barnes, Agnes Duffie. l66I i JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY lst Row' Bzwbzirzi Gray. Esllie-1' Milli-i'. Eilm-vii Blosc, Rulh Sm-iiiziii. iVIzi1'g:ii's-l Bfillrc-s, Irvm- BlkUVk'll. lim-vm-rlx Fin:-s ., V Uia'k0i'iiuul. Simlisur Miss Rubs-i'1s4m. Iirrl Row' .lvznmn lVIm'ks. Dolrwr-s lvinrvltn. lVim'iv Sim-17h:i1igii. Shim-lf-y Rn-vkbill. Oni-ul Kinsingf-r srgmuu NixTmN,u, HONOR SOCIETY O lst Row: Marianne Doll, Jam- Moulin. Mary Alicv Leepcr. Joan Lautzenlieiser. Mary Kroilzcr, Czirmmi Mathis. Wam- clzi Blzmrl. Bud Row: l,m'1'y Ilnskinson, Dwaiii iioileiy Dam Cill6Ilfilili'. Evelyn Oberly, Yvmmv Vr-il. Horberl Linhziri. Bill Boslc-1: Miss Bolt' Ilrrl Row: 'lk-rcsu Pziuiiiier, Mary Robinson. lilarimi Finney. Kay Brunner. Mary Ami Calvndim-. Bc-vvriy Bzlkvr. BL-ily Linimrl. l67I H -ml Rim: in-iiiielii ilayiiuiu, Robert Kroft. David Slicke-V. Waitvr Walkmi Gent- Knnrlc-l, William Sizilimiglii D1-:mis Nmmmw, PAPER STAFF Seated: Teresa Paumier, Evelyn Eakin, Mary Jones, Dan Calendine, Jean Bower, John Stocker. Standing: Billy Bosler, Ann Barnes, James Beck, Miss Taylor, Glen Bates, Bob McNichol, Darrell Stinchcomb, Ronald Price. I v W I WILBUR MARK, Custodian I 63 I CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Band, Miss Dick, Mrs. Marks. BUS DRIVERS Mr. Myers, Mr. Brown, Mr. Linhart, Mr. Stinchcomb, Mr. Vincent, Mr. Gathers, M1 Davis iabsentj, Mr. Knepper. l69l l l LATIN CLUB lst Row. James Sniith. Betty I-laubert, Betty Linhart, Gene Kandel, Barbara Cable. Joe Cale Kline, Beverly Baker, Dirk Poth. Eleanor Aukernian, Wayne Starkey. Howard Mark. Rhoda Kolm. 2nd Row: David Slicker, Mary Ann Calen- dine, Ilia Brunner, Paul Ake, Evelyn Oberly, Walter Walker, Mary Robinson, Harold Gray, Mrs. Hyder. Zlrrl Row: Phil Linerode. Barbara Dick, Billy Bosler, Shirley Peters, Dan Calendine, Margaret Lotz, Dwain Hoffer. Yvonne Veit. 4th Row: Glenn Motts, Mary Kreitzer, Glen Bates, Charles Renner, Marianne Doll. Herbert Linhart. Marilyn DeWalt. Marion Finney. Kay Brunner. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB lst Row Marilyn Mitchell Gladys Barth. Delores Moretta, Joanne Tourno, Marie Stertzbangh, Esther Miller. Carol Wise., zna Bow: Barbara Cable, Cami Kinsinger, Shirley Breckbill, Agnes Duifie, Judy Masters. Dana Dye, Shirley Nice, Laureen Jones, Margaret Robinson. Jeanne Marks, Jane MeLinden, Sue Ankerman. Mary Ann Muckley, Donna Trego, Miss Jones. Ilrd Row: Wilda Yoho. Madlyn Hewitt. Marian Mong, LUClll6 King. Shirley McLich0ek, Judy Barrick, Bertha Barnes, Beatrice Eakin. Janet Ritchey. Dorothy Mottice. 4th Row: Polly Reynolds. Ruth.Davis, Barbara Shourds, Naomi Sprankle, Pat Bryan, Evelyn Eakin, Mary Kreitzer, Ruth Seeman, Joanne Robinson. Janice Glantzer, Sth Row Phyllis Walker, Nancy Simon, Carolyn Douglas, Peggy Allen, Barbara Jones, Catherine Dobransky, Delores Starkey Mary Ninion, Betty Shepler, Olga Moinirov, Anne Swope. Rth Rowi Jean Lautzenheiser, Madalyn Royer. l70l A 353 H il .. ANNUAL STAFF Seated: Ina Brunner, Bill Bosler, Mary Kreitzer, Polly Reynolds, Marilyn Heakin, Herbert Linhart. Standing: Teresa Paumier, Jean Bower, Jim Beck, Darrell Stinchcomb, Dan Calendine, Glen Bates. Miss Taylor, Bob Rothacher, Evelyn Eakin, Joanne Robinson, Rosalee Clapper, Mary Jones. JUNIOR ANNUAL STAFF Seated: Agnes Duflfie, Phil Linerode, Marion Finney, Kay Brunner, Barbara Dick, Bill Lane. Standing: Mary Ann Calendine, Charles Renner, Bill Kroft, Marianne Doll, Dwain Holler, Madalyn Royer, Delores Starkey, Glen Motts, Delores Boyd, Bob Horger, Mary Alice Leeper. I72I OPENING EXERCISE STAFF lst Row: Dwain Hoflcr. lVlzn'y Jonvs. Marion Finney, Polly Reynolds. Tvrosu Ijillllilldjl .lozmno Robinson. 2nd Row: Phil I,inc-Voflv. Paul lVIox'sc-, Don Bc-Ck, H1-rbvrt I.inb:1rt. lVlrx, Ate-bison. JUNIOR POLICE lst Row: Joe Mucha, Earl Nestle, Bobby Myers, Bob Mucha. 2nd Row: Mr. Tboma, Gary Osborn. Earl Bates, Bob Nowbart, Williwm Slznbznugli, Clurl' 1 X Linh:-xrt. may YEARLY CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 5 Stark County Fair-Children's Day Teachers' Meeting 6 Opening of School 8 Jr. Class Ring selection 9 Football Preview 15 Football game at Greentown 23 Football game-Hartville at Louisville 25 Seniors' Employment test 30 Football game at Navarre OCTOBER 3 Assembly-Dr. Chavre 6 Football game-Middlebranch at Louisville Homecoming game 7 Annual Football party 8 Seniors begin play practice 13 Football game at Canal Fulton 13 End of first six weeks 17 P. T. A. Meeting 19 T. B. X-ray 20 Football game-Waynesburg at Louisville 25 Assembly-Ken Smith, Cartoonist 26 Safety Car Demonstration Football game-Marlboro at Louisville 27 N. E. O. T. A. meeting-No School!! 28 Ninth Grade Party NOVEMBER 3 Booster Supper 4 Football Game at Jackson 7 Magician Assembly Election Day 11 Legion Covered Dish 13 Dr. Bingham Speaks to Seniors 14 Journalism Class Trip to Molly Stark 16 Dress rehearsal 17 Sr. Class Play assembly 18 Sr. Class Play 23 Thanksgiving-No School 24 Sr. Play Cast Party 26 Pageant Practice 24-30 No School, Heavy Snow, 10 to 18 Snowbound-Temp. 10 degrees Stores closed No traffic DECEMBER 4 IQ Test, fifth to eighth grades 6 Elementary Literary District Contest 7 Band practice 8 Basketball Game-Hartville 9 Basketball Game at East Sparta Lions Program 9 Elementary Literary Finals 13 Jr.-Sr. Square Dance 15 Basketball game at Minerva Eighth grade party 16 Basketball game at Waynesburg 17 Pageant staged 8:00 p. m. 19 Sophomore Party 20 Band concert 20 Christmas Vacation begins 21 Basketball game at Magnolia JANUARY 2 School Begins 4 Tryouts for one-act Play 5 Basketball game-Navarre 6 Basketball game-Greentown 11 Hearing test 12 Hearing test l74l 12 Basketball game at Middlebranch 13 Alumni game 17 Exams ! ! ! 18 Exams ! ! ! 19 Basketball-Jackson 20 Basketball at Marlboro 26 Basketball-Beach City 27 Basketball at Brewster FEBRUARY 1-2 School Closed-Snow 3 Basketball at Uniontown 6 Basketball-Canal Fulton 9 Basketball-Waynesburg 12 Literary Contest-Here 14 No School-Icy 14 Basketball Tournament-Marlboro-Memorial Fieldhouse 15 Basketball Tournament-Navarre--Memorial Fieldhouse 15 Assembly, Mountain Climbing 16 Band Concert at Navarre 21 Basketball Tournament-Uniontown 22 No School-Washington's Birthday 23 No School-Muddy Roads 26 One-act Play Begins Practice MARCH 1 Jr. Class Play Tryouts 2 End of fourth six weeks 2 Basketball party-Home Ec. Club 9 Booster Play 10 Solo and Ensemble Contest at Canton South 13 Sophomore aptitude test 15 Latin Banquet 16 Camp Fire Girls Program staged 17 Jr. Honor Society Square Dance 23 Good Friday-No School 25 Easter 26 No School 30 Movie Assembly-Charm and Personality 31 Solo and Ensemble Contest at East Liverpool J r. Class party APRIL 6 Band Concert 7 P. T. A. Supper 9-12 Mt. Union Festival 13 End of fifth six weeks Local school spelling contest 14 State Forensic Contest 20 Open House-Grade Building 21 Spelling Contest 28 Junior Class Play MAY 4 Open House-High School Building Spelling Finals Final State Subject Test 7 Senior Trip to Washington 8. Seniors Missed 9 Halls Are Empty 10 Seniors Mourned For 11 Hooray! They're Back! 12 Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Dance 18 Award Assembly 20 Baccalaureate Services 22-23 Exams ! ! ! 24 No School 24 Commencement 25 School Closes 1---V S -Ll- MUSIC 32 SWING BAND Seated-Yvonne Veit. First Row-Mr. Kennedy, An Leeper, Gary Fulton, Marion Finney. Second Row Hoffer, David Slicker, Rosalee Clapper. K ne Swope, Betty Linhart, Mary Alice -Paul Morse, George Moretta, Dwain QUINTET The quintet Started out the 1950-1951 school year under the direction of Mr. Donald Kennedy. They sang at several school activities, such as the Senior Class Play, and the Band Concert. The quintet is composed of the following stutdents: Loren Villard-I Tenoi Ronald Price and Joe Calendine-II Tenor Dan Calendine-Baritone Paul Morse-Bass I 7 ft 1 is CHORUS Seated-Esther Miller, Yvonne Veit. First Row--Mary Robinson, Gladys Barth, Sue Aukerman, Loraine Jones, Judy Masters, Jean Mark, Eleanor Aukerman, Carol Kinsinger, Madaline Hewitt, Carolyn Douglas, Mr. Kennedy. Second Row-Dana Dye, Kathryn Hoov- er, Patty Bryan, Joanne Robinson, Judy Barrick, Marion Finney, Evelyn Oberly, Peggy Allen. MAJORETTES Shirley McLichock, Joanne Eddy, Kathleen Graham, Shirley Peters, Leanora Darrah l78l .X - , ABVERTISING WnZw'7m49aee--- Ann Barnes-without her nice smile. Dorothy Barnes--without her engagement ring. Jearme Bower-saying a naughty word. Ina Brunner-being serious. Patty Bryan-being boisterous. Rosalee Clapper-being anything but nice to everyone. Cookie Dobransky-not being on the top of her shorthand class Evelyn Eakin-cutting her fingemails short. Elsa Fornasiero-without her dimples. Betty Gearin-holding a grudge. Betty Haubert-being six foot tall. Marilyn I-Ieakin-refusing to lend a helping hand. Frances Jones-wanting to be called Mary. Mary Kreitzer and Polly Reynolds-not being together. Betty Kryder-without Homer. Gracie Moore-not having an answer for everyone. Betty Oberster-without her blush. Teresa Paumier-not getting good grades. Joanne Robinson--not worrying about speech class. Betty Lou Shepler--without red hair. Glen Bates-doing his Latin American History Homework. James Beck-not laughing. Bill Bosler-without a camera. Dan Calendine-without his Red shadow. Robert Coss-going to school all day. Bill Dana-not flirting. Herbert Linhart-going on a diet. David Pribula-being a cheerleader. Donald Pribula-without his good disposition. Ovidio Pugnale-without a bright remark. Ronald Price-not saying chates. Robert Rothacher-going to school all week. Junior Snyder-driving a Ford. Darrell Stinchcomb-doing his homework. John Stocker-without his lovely curls. Dale Wardle-talking to girls. Leroy Westfall-being a 97 pound weakling. Miss Taylor-without her pleasing personality. Mrs. Fogle-not directing a play. Mr. Carman-without a bright necktie. Mrs. Moulton and Miss Robertson-not being friends? Mrs. Ryder-not teaching Latin? Mr. Thoma-being a wrestler? Miss Bole-with short, blond hair? Mr. Keeler--whispering? Mr. Schafer-knowing where his keys are? Miss Jones-being a lion tamer? Mrs. Norris-arguing? Mrs. Atchison-being a physical education teacher Mr. Kennedy-with a G. I. haircut? Mrs. Pierce-not being pleasant? Mr. Goddard-not giving good advice? l30l ZW PRESCRIPTIONS 2105 East Tusc. 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