East Canton High School - Echo Yearbook (East Canton, OH)

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MADALYNJOANNE KOYEK (Short it ) “Her personality and friendship extend with her height” Course: General Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Science, Home Ec. Band DELORES ALICE STARKEY (Betsy) “A most pleasant way which she puts to use every day.” Course: Commercial Majors: English, Social Studies, Commercial Minors: Science, Home Ec. RALPH EDWIN SMITH (Smitty) Here is something strange, He comes to school to study and learn.” Course: General Majors: English, Social Studies, Math. Science Minors: Manual Training MARGARET ANNE SWOPE (Anne) “A friendly smile that just fits into a day’s work.” Course: General Majors. English, Social Studies Minors: Science, Commercial, Home Ec. Music FLOYD EDWIN SPRANKLE (Professor) “It’s the farmer’s life for me.” Course: General Majors: Social Studies, English Minors: Science, Shop, Music (20J

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ALVIN PAUL MORSE (I)oc) “Its a great life if you don’t weaken. But who wants to be strong?” Course: General Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Science, Music MARY JANE NIMON (Mary) “A will so true will see h?r through” Course: General and Household Arts Majors: English, Social Studies, Home Economics Minors: Science, Commercial DONALD WILLIAM MOSER (Don) “Neither too shy nor to bold. But a nice mixture of both.” Course: General Majors: English, Social Studies, Science Minors: Shop RICHARD CLARENCE POTII (Dick) “Aw jhucks, I’m not as innocent as I locl«” Course: Classical Majors: English. Social Studies, Science, Math. GLENN ARTHUR MOTTS (Glenn) “He is one of the noted few. Who always has something to do.” Course: Classical Majors: English, Social Studies, Math., Science Minors: Latin CHARLES ALVA RENNER (Skip) “A tiny bit of study mixed with a lot of fun. Course: General Majors: English. Social Studies, Science Minors: Shop 119!

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(?att you 'Icnayine - - - JANICE GLANTZER—wearing the same pair of shoes ivvice a week. LEANORA DARRAH—not liking R.S.J. ANNE SWOPE—walking to school everyday. JANE McLINDEN—being tall. MERRAVONNE HADDOX—without a bottle of peroxide. MADALYN ROYER—collecting those certain debts from D.H. KAY BRUNNER—not being attracted by a certain lawyer's son. MARY A. CALENDINE—not saying “icky”. MARION FINNEY—getting mad at being called Fatso”. MARY A. LEEPER—not getting A s on her report card. DWAIN HOFFER—not trying to collect debts. CHARLES RENNER—not being struck in a lane. DICK POTH—being quiet in a classroom. DON BECK—without his strange “expressions.” BILL LANE—not driving over 20 M.P.H. HAROLD GRAY—without saying. We can make er“! RONALD JONES—being alone. BILL KROFT—eating a light meal. DON MOSER—holding a grudge. PAUL MORSE—not trying to charm a girl. FLOYD SPRANKLE—not knowing everything about a farm. RAYMOND HENDERSON—talking to girls. RALPH SMITH—playing a fiddle. BOBBY HORGER—not teasing anyone. DALE MILLER—not entertaining people in the Innway with his jokes. PHIL LINERODE—being on time. BARBARA DICK—having black hair. MARGARET LOTZ—not being friendly. DOLORES BOYD—not wanting to be a teacher. BERTHA BARNES and MARY NIMON—not being with one another. MARIANNE DOLL—with a feathercut. OLGA MOMIROV—not playing a tuba. GLEN MOTTS—not trying to get excused. DELORES STARKEY—never smiling. MRS. WILLIAMS—not teaching girls gym. MR. SCHAFER—not telling the same story twice. MR. KEELER—having a new car. MR. KENNEDY—teaching Home Economics. MRS. BURKHARDT—not being in charge of this year's annual. MRS. RYDER—not teaching Latin. MRS. WAGNER—not being patient. MISS ROBERTSON—not teaching Math. MRS. MOULTON—not writing excuses. MR. CARR—with curly hair. MR. CARMAN—being a football coach. MISS CRANZ—not being congenial. MISS ISENMAN—not being sociable. MR. D. THOMA—not writing absentee excuses. MR. W. B. GODDARD—not giving us good advice. MRS. PIERCE—not helping the students out. MISS BOLE—weighing over 200 lbs. 1211