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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

1 1 THE simon cuss or NINETEEN Furry sux Pnzszufs THE ECHO OSNABURG:TWP. a man scHooL O EAST CANTON: OHIO Miss Robertson 1-Geox e YM9' ckamaa DEDICATION We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Six dedicate our volume of the ECHO to Miss Robertson, Mrs. Koenig, and Mr. Heckaman, in appre- ciation of the unending support and guidance which they have rendered un- selfishly throughout our high school years. Our annual is an expression of the high admiration and deep feeling we hold for our sponsors and the help and understanding given to us will remain dominant factors toward richer lives for us all. The Class of '56 szcwsz R 'ggi 5 BOARD UF EDUCATIUN: Mrs. Estella Barrick, Mr. Norman Lamhorn. Mr. Warren Clapper. Mr. Lawrence Renner, Mr. James Dewalt, Dr. Joel Davis. We 5-3324 SUPERSNTENDENT TO THE SENIOR CLASS: The world needs clear-headed men and women. for our thought on many subjects is still vague and indefinite. Majorities rule, but they are often confused in thought and wrong in policy. This acts as a great handicap to the progress of the peoples of the world and loads humanity with heavy burdens-so, to quote Van Dyke, Think without confusion clearly and love your fel- lowmen sincerely. MR. W. B. GODDARD SECRETARY MRS. PIERCE PRINCIPAL Unly those who have flze pa- tience to rio simple lhings per- fevtly will acquire lhe skill to do difficult things easily. -Schiller MR. D. I. THOMA by Pat Lautzenheiser Louise Horner Joanne Alloway Jack Cross Shirley Kahler ,, L Richard Slicker Dave Robinson Betty Rohrer , Charles Blair STUDENT COUNCIL Seated : ,LFRESHMAN CLASS ,SOPHOMORE CLASS S,,,S JUNIOR CLASS SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY FRESHMAN CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS , ,,L JUNIOR CLASS ,, L, LSENIOR CLASS LL, ,SENIOR CLASS President Standing: Mr. Menzalora ,FACULTY ADVISOR Pat Williams L, , ,. , , , , L ,LTRI-HI-Y Dick Barrick,LLL ,LLCHOIR Jack Martin,L LL,,L , ,L,LLL,,L,L,LLL BAND .. ,ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE , L , L LGIRLS' CHORUS Ruth Ann Crawford L , LLLLL LATIN CLUB Barbara Carl L LL ,,L, ,LL,,L,, NEWSPAPER Dick Hegnauer L L JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Sylvia Brozic Doris Thoma Jack Cross Vice-president L ,,Joanne Alloway: Secretary , Louise Horner Treasurer Pat Lautzenheiser 5655 T M- S 5 O E 5 QQ' Q Q F7 x In xl 9 H . MR. DONALD KENNEDY B.P.S.M., Mount Union College Graduate work at Western Reserve and Eastman School of Music MRS. VIRGINIA KEYS A.B., Marshall College M. Litt., Pittsburgh University Commercial, English, Retailing f BoK'wM:lK-5 'ka 0, A-orQQ Sf-'swf UIQ wiQ-Q, 'TSW ha-14-xxx LA ,KA THE FACULTY MR. ROBERT RITCHIE B.S., Mount Union College Biology MISS ANNA ROBERTSON B.S., Mount Union College Mathematics, History, Physical Science, Physical Education ff -Lfyf f ld'Q'4' Ang, . V V .rl fizifwfuv I MR. FRANK MOODY B.A., B.S. Ed., Wilmington College English, History, Social Science MRS. BEVERLY KESSLER B.S. in Ed., Kent State University Home Economics ,nnfQ.M,iLx, OF l956 MRS. SHIRLEY MOULTON B.S. in Ee. Sci., Iowa State College Social Science, Mathematics, English, Chemistry MR. LOUIS KOSKY A.B., Fainnont State College English, Social Studies MR. JOHN TATTA A.B., Fairmont State College M.S., West Virginia University Physical Education MRS. DORIS HEGCY R.N., Aultman Hospital School of Nursing B.A., Mount Union College Public Health, Western Reserve University, Kent State University Health, History, Physical Education A 1, JN fffffi MRS. ANNA MCQUEEN B.S. in Ed., Kent State University Graduate work at St. 0laf's College English, Music, History MR. PARKER SCHAFER B.S., Wittenberg College M.E., Kent State University Industrial Arts, Social Science, Biology. Physical Education MRS. SARAH SWAN B.S., College of Wooster Science, Mathematics, History MR. HARRY URWIN B.S. in Ed., Marion College English, Social Studies MR. RICHARD ANDALOR0 B.S. in Ed., Kent State University Social Studies, History MRS. JEANNETTE RYDER A.B., Mount Union College Graduate work at O.S.U., K.S.U., N.Y.S.U English, Latin, Library MR. MARIO MENZALORA B.S., Heidelberg College M.S., Kent State University Biology, Chemistry, Education MR. DONALD HALTER B.S., Miami University Guidance, Counseling, English Elementary Education mnouan T gf Q mfg ff jf1v..4 6 4 Ziff W WA CLASS HISTORY At last the big day which the eighty-three members of the nineteen hundred and fifty-two Freshman Class had been eagerly awaiting finally arrived. We now en- tered a new and memorable phase of our lives. We began our high school career ably assisted by our three sponsors, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Rohrer, and Mr. Schafer. Our class enrollment this year was as follows: Richard Metzger, Don Brunner, Jack Cross, Joe Faur, Willy Eakin, Ramon Fornasiero, Leroy King, Larry Hemphill, George Ledbetter, Richard Nelson, Fred Mil- ler, Dick Rohrbaugh, Larry Morris, Bob Myers, Bob Newhart, Bill West, Glen Royer, John Vincent, William Ramage, Nelda Anderson, Edna Becker, Ruth Brown, Nan Henderson, Ruth Canter, Irene Dobransky, Ann Henderson, Luetta Hardie, Genevieve Hicks, Wilma Howell, Ruth Klotz, Lois Kinsinger, Etta Lawhun, Grace Mark, Marlene Linder, Shirley Maurer, Ruth Ann Craw- ford, Lucille Miller, Shirley Nordick, Barbara Novosel, Mildred Novosel, Carolyn Shepherd, Carol Ritchey, Carol Rothacher, Nancy Shepherd, Janet Stertzbach, Virginia Stephonic, Vilda Slabaugh, Eileen Westfall, Erleen Westfall, Barbara Carl, Nancy Eakin, Sharon Hoskinson, Patsy Jones, Ruth Marhover, Beverly Mor- ris, Rose Mary Moulin, Betty Rohrer, Doris Thoma, Betty Watkins, Richard Barrick, Bob Clark, Teddy Crank, Thurlow Schwartz, John Doll, David Foltz, Jack Jones, Joe Mucha, Kenny Richards, Joe Mair, Bob Lewis, Gene Maurer, Jack Meiser, Dale Oberly, Richard Oberster, Paul Welsh, Bill Wheatly, Bob Unkefer, Paul Rope, and Jim Zimmerman. As our class officers we elected: President, Barbara Carl, Vice President, Dale Oberly, Secretary, Patsy Jones, Treasurer, Sharon Hoskinson. Our class project this year was collecting tax stamps. Twelve months had gone by and then we were Sophomores with Mr. Heckaman and Mr. Monda as our sponsors. Our class enrollment this year was seventy- seven with a loss of Leroy King, William Ramage, Edna Becker, Ruth Brown, Luetta Hardie, Wilma Howell, Genevieve Hicks, Lucille Miller, Shirley Nordick, Vilda Slabaugh, Thurlow Schwartz, Gene Maurer, Betty Wat- kins, and a gain of Gary Feiock, Marcella McCauslin, Dorothy Williams, Norman Lindemood, Mary Pfleger, Frances Malone, and Charles Blair. For our class officers this year we chose Dale Ober- ly, President, Barbara Carl, Vice President, Dick Bar- rick, Treasurer, and Rose Mary Moulin, Secretary. Our money making projects for the year were collecting tax stamps and selling wool socks. Our Junior sponsors were Mrs. Koenig and Mr. Heckaman. At our first class meeting Dick Barrick was elected President of our class with Dale Oberly as Vice President, Rose Mary Moulin as Secretary, and Betty Rohrer as Treasurer. This year we were sorry to lose Teddy Crank, Bob Clark, Larry Hemphill, Bob Lewis, Jack Jones, Larry Norris, Kenny Richards, Bill Wheatly, Irene Dobransky, Patsy Jones, and Ruth Klotz. But we were glad to gain Norman Metzger, Carl Spoon, Sarah Logsdon, Ray Douglas, and Betty Brown. The big events of the year for us were sponsoring the Junior-Senior Prom which we held at the Shady Hollow Country Club, and the receiving of our class rings. To increase our class funds we sold magazines, license brackets, bumper seals and candy. We also pre- sented our class play entitled PROFESSOR, HOW COULD YOU?, a three act comedy. The last and greatest of our school years had be- gun, for we were now Seniors. Mildred Novosel, Nan- cy Shepherd, Shirley Maurer, Bob Myers, Ray Douglas, and Gary Feiock had left us this year, but we were happy to gain Mary Pfleger. We had as our sponsor for the year Miss Robert- son. Dick Barrick, President, Charles Blair, Vice Pres- ident, Rose Mary Moulin, Secretary, and Betty Rohrer, Treasurer, were our class officers. Highlights of the year were the presentation of our class play, JUMPING JEWELS, the publication of the 1956 ECHO, our class trip to Washington, D.C., and the Prom, and as a result of these twelve years, our graduation. To complete our class treasury, we sold candy, necklaces, Christmas cards, and vanilla. Baccalaureate and Commencement services were conducted in the high school auditorium May 20 and 24 respectively. I am sure that each of our hearts grow a little sadder as we realize that the time has come to say good-by to our friends here at ECHS, but we will never forget them or the fine memories which they have helped us to form. This phase of our life has ended, but we now face a new and greater one. Vlomvteumg, WILLIAM BATES GCBill,, Life's a jest and all things show it, I thought so once and now I know it. CHARLES BLAIR Charlie Knowledge is proud that he has learned so much. y. Y NELDA ANDERSON RICHARD BARRICK GlNed77 SCDick,, She has business at her fin- Here is everything advan- gertips. tageous to life. MMM ati ' no U gf' 'H JIMM BROOKER iv- 5- !?1!ER Cfllinlff 0' what may man within Sweet is revenge-especzkzb him hide, ly to women. Though an angel on the out- ward side. ROBERT BECK 66B0ngo37 Quiet, reserved, rather shy As a friend, he's ace high. RICHARD BLYTHE Dick l'll get there, The tortoise did. ar . iisfi a1.i1g,, if :W Q RAMON FORNASIERO 6LRay97 Little do we know what he thinks and dreams. NAN HENDERSON SWOPE Butch Sinverity and honesty are only two of her virtues. J OE FAUR satloev You think he's shy? You just dorft krt w him cj, ,Ce fttf We thafs why . J 7 DAVID FOLTZ ssnavevv The old believe everything, the middle-aged .suspect ev- erything, the ng know everything. Cfvv-M ANN HENDERSON Hcongiev Sugar and spire and every- thing nice, One of these days she,II be showered with rice. it i fy' ww b t3rftfj,ff04v - M' Lf' Wi f .4 tt if ,WWA wyrf tot be ,WW ftftft' get If LOISMJQIQISINGER -'Lois' ETTA LAWHUN CLSiS77 She has a heart as sound as The reward of a thing well SHARON HOSKINSON beak To know her is to love her. ri bell. done, ls to have done lt. SARAH LOGSDON Sarie Speech is great, But silence is greater. FRANCES MALONE Fran,' Her smile is mean seen by everyo . And serves it p being s A GEORGE LEDBETTER MARLENE LIN DER GGGe0rge37 ClMart97 He is one of the noted few, She must be seen to be ap- Who always has something preciated. to do. gf -flxavf fs is lmuygre arg of s all my f nte er Wi, ,UUe,lsggKigsi MW WMD W T? y-551 ww X, MAMILLA MCCAUSLIN l xt Q JOSEPH MAIR HJOCB7 Aw shucks, I'm not as in nocent as I look. RUTH MARHOVER Ruthie', Silence is gohlen, Hence I anlzeimlthy. ' no of! MM!-wwf fa D W RICHARD METZGER Dick Trouble troubles me not, Neither do I trouble trouble. ROSE MARY MOULIN Rosie I never shut out fun and mischiefg They are always welcome. Q' ff . gf. 'f fi JACK MEISER NORMAN METZGER iGJaCk,, G5N0rm7, Genius is the capacity for Like the wise old bird-of avoiding hard work. ten seen but not heard. BEVERLY MORRIS MBGVM Life is what you choose to make it. HAMA eu Z ' f 441-. Rlclmig Dick', Worry little, study less, That's my idea of happiness. ROBERT NEWHART BARBARA NOVOSEL CCB0b,, fCBarb,, He possesses all those quali-, Winsome looks and charm- ties which go to make a ing smile, swell guy. Makes this gal worth while. G bl! Vilyw Wk' KM L 'ffl' if X l ' FLEGE 't:Mary N t a iny like a pearl. V, ELIZABETH ROHRER c4Betty77 Her personality is hard to beat, To know her cer- tainly is a treat. MW M E OBERLY RICHARD OBERSTER Farmer Obie M appetite comes to me Not too serious, not too gay, while eating. A true friend in every way. ,L 541,154 fa l .-4? 'D V CAROL ROTHACHER GLENN ROYER Carol Glenn She wears a smile that wonft Some think the world was come off. made for fun and frolic, So do I. wh DICK ROHRBAUGH Liberace,' Here,s to the lad with the dark brown curls, He has some time avoiding girls. PAUL ROPE 'Paul,' I can resist anything but temptation. 1 df' I gk ro Y .IANET STERTZBACH uulaneyaa She is a dear and true in- dustrious friend. DORIS THOMA Dorie The dearest things we know are what you are. CAROLYN SHEPHERD VIRGINIA STEPHONIC ccsisw sccingerea Here,s a maiden good with- All work and no fun is no out pretense, life for me. Blest with rare reason and sober sense. JOHN VINCENT WILLIAM WEST CSFuzzy3, HBill77 He seems quiet, A little nonsense now and But do we know him? then is relished by the best of men lakh CAROL RITCHEY STRAIT L6C0rky99 She has a heart with room for everyone. ROBERT UNKEFER SSB0bby77 1'm not too young, l'm not too olrl, Not too timid, Not too bold. MARIE EILEEN WESTFALL Eileen Style she has and good looks too, She does what she sets out to do. DOROTHY WILLIAMS Dottie The laborer is worthy of her reward. will no WS? fggkfg M Jrfflal farm MARY ERLEEN WESTFALL 5GKitty91 The way to have a friend is to be one. JAMES ZIMMERMAN Zimmie A regular cut-up full of fun, Alway on hand when 1 be done. L X .. ... FUI- H! . 11, . CLASS WILL We leave our goals as high as heaven, To the Class of Nineteen Fifty-Seven. Never stop for strife or stress, But march as victors to success. We leave our happenings caused by fate, To the Graduating class of fifty-eight. Work real hard and you will find, Success and always peace of mind. We leave to the class of fifty-nine, All the plans that went just fine. Since you have just entered E. C. High, We know you shall never again be shy. We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Six, without any thought and very little consideration being of sound mind and of good health, do make, publish, and declare this will to the following juniors: Nelda Anderson, do bequeath my shorthand worries to Jack Martin. Dick Barrick, do bequeath my ability to eat any food and not get fat to any girl who thinks she can do it. William Bates, do bequeath my beat up gov- ernment book to George Yoho. Robert Beck, do bequeath my cereal box driv- er's license to Beverly Clark. Charles Blair, do bequeath my customized dry cleaning buggy to the art institute. Richard Blythe, do bequeath my height to the Statue of Liberty. Jim Brooker, do bequeath my backward per- sonality and all my handsome features to Vern Heim. Don Brunner, do bequeath my voice to be used by the junior editor of the annual. Barbara Carl, do bequeath my position of Foot- ball Queen to the very luckiest junior girl. Ruth Canter, do bequeath my bottle of Lite and Bright to Leonard Talbott. Ruth Ann Crawford, do bequeath the Presi- dency of Tri-Hi-Y to any girl capable of making up sleep during summer vacation. Jack Cross, do bequeath my ability to get two birds with one shot to Lucy Moulin. Virginia Dobransky, do bequeath my light blonde hair to Donnetta Schreffler. John Doll, do bequeath my odd parts in the class play to Lee Harrington. Nancy Eakin, do bequeath my cousin to any one who thinks she can handle HIM. Willie Eakin, do bequeath m'y cousin to anyone who thinks He can handle HER. .loe Faur, do bequeath my flat top hair cut to Shirley Jensen. David Foltz, do bequeath my sweeping eye lashes to be used as a broom to all unfortu- nate juniors. Ramon Fornasiero, do bequeath my hot rod Chevie to ,lack Rohrbaugh. Ann Henderson, do bequeath my much used lnnway seat to Robert Eaton. Nan Henderson Swope, do bequeath all my old driving permits back to Mr. Schafer. Sharon Hoskinson, do bequeath my shorthand worries back to Mrs. Keys. Lois Kinsinger, do not bequeath anything, ev- erything goes to Bob. Etta Lawhun, do bequeath my ducks to Bert Davis. George Ledbetter, do bequeath my left over tardy excuses to David Robinson. Marlene Linder, do bequeath my singing abil- ity to Carol Feiock. Sarah Logsdon, do bequeath my love for pack- ing apples to Jo Ann Barnes. Joe Mair, do bequeath my overhauled 1920 model, seven horse power Ford engine to my brother, David. Frances Malone, do bequeath my dark curls to Carol King. Ruth Marhover, do bequeath my so-nice-to-be- aroundness to ,Io Ann Alloway. Grace Mark, do bequeath my much used clari- net to Karen Smith. Marcella McCauslin, do bequeath my ability to act innocent to Kenny Dietrick. Jack Meiser, do bequeath my left over valve oil for solo cornet to Gary Sagerman. Norman Metzger, do bequeath my empty musk- rat traps to Jerry Volzer, Dick Metzger, do bequeath my orneriness to Carol Grey. OFFICERS President: Dick Barrick Vzce President: Charles Blair Secretary: Rosemary Moulin Treasurer: Betty Boher Beverly Morris, do bequeath my pleasing smile to all the juniors. Rose Mary Moulin, do bequeath my nicknames to anyone who needs them, fl don'tl. Dick Nelson, do bequeath my job to Marvin Dennison. Bob Newhart, do bequeath my little black book of telephone numbers to the highest bidder. Barbara Novosel, do bequeath my wonderful personality to Donna Workman. Dale Oberly, do bequeath my ability to stay awake during Sunday morning services to Don Bardine. Dick Oberster, do bequeath all my books to the lost and found department. Mary Pfleger, do bequeath my make up tests to Roger Stith. Dick Rohrbaugh, do bequeath my nickname Liberace to Bill Moretta. Betty Rohrer, do bequeath my wonderful ex- periences at Girls' State to the next lucky junior girl. Paul Rope, do bequeath my two eyes to all the junior girls. Carol Rothacher. do bequeath my height and weight to my brother Dean Humphrey Rothacher. Glenn Boyer, do bequeath my wise cracks to Bob Thelen. Carolyn Shepherd, do bequeath my happy-go- lucky attitude to Sylvia Brozic. Janet Stertzbach, do bequeath my annual staff typing worries to next year's typists. Virginia Stephonic, do bequeath my ambition to be an airline hostess to Shirley Emerick. Carol Strait, do bequeath my sister to Don Ir- win. Doris Thoma, do bequeath my twirling baton to anyone who is brave enough to come near it. Bob Unkefer, do bequeath all my lost, broken, borrowed, or otherwise battered up pencils to anyone who finds them. .lohn Vincent, do bequeath my curly hair to .lane Watkins. Bill West, do bequeath my British Vllalkers to Dick Baker. Eileen Westfall, do bequeath my brother, Stan- ley, to ,lean Watkins. Erleen Westfall, do bequeath my typing mis- takes to the junior girl who is without a tem- per. Dorothy Williams, do bequeath my ability to mart my '49 Ford to anyone who feels capa- e. .lim Zimmerman, do bequeath my English Bike to Pat Stinchcomb. In witness whereof, we the class of' 1956, have signed and declared this as our last will and testament on this 16th day of February, 1956. Witnesses: Nelda Anderson Janet Stertzbach CLASS Rose Mary Moulin Bill Bates SENIOR ACTIVITIES NELDA ANDERSON Majors: English, Home Economics, Social Studies, Commercial Minors: Science Activities: Library Staff I, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Girls' Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Volleyball 1. 2, 3, 4: Play Staff 3, 4: I2 Year Club. RICHARD BARRICK Majors: English, Science, Social Studies Minors: Mathematics Activities: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, .2, 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 3: Choir 1, 3, 4, President 4: Hi-Y 2, 3: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Solo and Ensemble Contests 2, 3: Class President 3, 4: Annual Staff 3, 4: Play Cast 3, 4: Snow Queen Escort 2: Foot- ball Escort 4: Basketball Escort 3: 12 Year Club: Pep Band 4: Lettermans Club 4. WILLIAM BATES Majors: Mathematics, English, Social Studies, Science Minors: Industrial Arts ' Activities: Annual Staff 3, 4: Play Staff 3, 4. ROBERT BECK Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Science, Industrial Arts Activities: Football 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Scholar- ship Test 2: Football Escort 4: Lettermans Club 4. CHARLES BLAIR Majors: English, Mathematics, History Minors: Science, Industrial Arts Activities: Senior Honor Society 4: President 4: Class Vice-President 4: Student Council 4: Band 1, 2: Orchestra I: McKinley 1. RICHARD BLYTHE Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Mathematics, Industrial Arts, Science Activities: Band I, 2. JIMMY BROOKER Majors: English, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science Minors: Latin Activities: Football 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y 2, 3: Baseball 1, 3: Basketball I: Student Couricil 2: Play Cast 4: Jr. Honor Society 1: Vice-President I: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2: Senior Honor So- ciety 2: 12 Year Club: Annual Staff 3, 4: Letter- mans Club 4. DON BRUNNER Majors: English, Science, Mathematics Minors: Social Studies, Industrial Arts Activities: Jr. Honor Society I, President 1: Sen- ior Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 3, 4, Editor 4: Scholarship Test I, 2, 3: District 3: Statistician 4: Play Staff 3: Play Cast 4. BARBARA CARL Majors: English, History, Mathematics, Commer- cial Minors: Latin Activities: Class President I, Vice-President 2: Student Council 1, 4: Jr. Honor Society I: Sec- retary 1: Senior Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Chap- lain 3: Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 2: Library Staff 1: Basketball Attendant 1: Football Queen 4: Hornet Staff 2, 3, 4, News Editor 3, Editor 4: Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4: Play Cast 4: Play Staff 3: Scholarship Test I. RUTH CANTER Majors: English, Social Studies, Home Economics Minors: Science Activities: Play Staff 4: Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 4: Girls' Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Home Ec. Club 1, 2. DAVID FOLTZ Majors: English, Social Studies, Science, Mathe- matics Minors: Industrial Arts Activities:Play Cast 4: Play Staff 3: Sr. Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Annual Staff 3. 4: Scholarship Test 4: I2 Year Club. RUTH ANN CRAWFORD Majors: Science, Mathematics, Social Studies, English Minors: Latin Activities: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer: Tri- Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, President 4: Student Council 1, 3, 4, Treasurer 3: Jr. Honor Society I: Senior Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3: Annual Staff 3, 4: Play Cast 3, 4: Hornet Staff 3, 4, Associate Editor 4: Scholarship Test I, 3, 4: 12 Year Club: Basketball Attendant 4. JOHN CROSS Majors: English, Science, Mathematics, Social Studies Minors: Industrial Arts Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3: Basketball 2, 3: Senior Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Student Coun- cil 3, 4, President 4: Junior Honor Society 1: Annual Staff 3, 4:'Scholarship Test 2: Boys' Cho- rus 3: Choir 3, 4. VIRGINIA DOBRANSKY Majors: English, Home Economics, Social Studies Minors: Science Activities: None JOHN DOLL Majors: English, Studies Minors: Industrial Arts Activities: Choir 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 3: Annual Staff 4: Play Cast 3, 4: Hi-Y 3: Junior Honor Society 1: Senior Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Scholar- Mathematics, Science, Social ship Test 4: 12 Year Club. NANCY EAKIN Majors: English, Science, Social Studies Minors: Latin, Mathematics Activities: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Honor So- ciety 1: Sr. Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Girls' Volley- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 3, 4: Play Staff 3, 4: Scholarship Test 4. JOE FAUR Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Science, Industrial Arts Activities: Football 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3: Baseball 3, 4: Play Staff 4: 12 Year Club. WILLIAM EAKIN Majors: English, Science, Social Studies Minors: Algebra, Industrial Arts Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3: Student Director 4: Lettermans Club 4: Track 3, 4. RAMON FORNASIERO Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Science, Industrial Arts Activities: Newspaper Staff 4: Play Staff 4. SHARON HOSKINSON Majors: English, Social Studies, Commercial Minors: Science, Home Economics Activities: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: Home Ec. Club 1: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 3, 4: Newspaper Staff 3, 4: Football Attendant 4: Sr. Honor So- ciety 2, 3: Class Treasurer 1: Snow Queen At- tendant 1: Play Staff 3, 4: Basketball Attendant 2: 12 Year Club: Cheering Advisor 4. ANN HENDERSON Majors: Home Economics, Commercial, History, English Minors: Science Activities: Home Ec. Club 1: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Play Staff 3: 12 Year Club. NAN HENDERSON SWOPE Majors: Commercial, English, Social Studies, Home Economics Minors: Science Activities: Home Ec. Club 1: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Play Staff 3: Newspaper Staff 4: 12 Year Club. LOIS KINSINGER Majors: Commercial, English, History Minors: Science, Home Economics Activities: Home Ec. Club 1: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Play Staff 3, 4: 12 Year Club. MARLENE LINDER Majors: English, Home Economics Minors: Science, Social Studies, Commercial Activities: Library Staff 3: Play Staff 3, 4: Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volley- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. ETTA LAWHUN Majors: English, History, Home Economics, Com- mercial Minors: Science Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1: Play Staff 3: Play Cast 4: Assistant Physical Education Inf structor 3, 4. GEORGE LEDBETTER Majors: Science, Social Studies, English Minors: Mathematics, Industrial Arts Activities: Senior Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Play Staff 3. SARAH LOGSDON Majors: English, Commercial, Social Studies Minors: Mathematics, Science Activities: Magnolia 1, 2: Play Cast 1: Cafeteria 1, 2: Office Staff 4: Play.Staff 3, 4. MARCELLA McCAUSLIN Majors: Commercial, English, Social Studies, Home Economics Minors: None Activities: Longfellow 1: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Li- brary 3: Office Staff 4: Hornet Staff 3, 4: Play Cast 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Play Staff 4. FRANCES MALONE Majors: History, English, Home Economics Minors: Science Activities: Lincoln 1, 2: Booster Club 1, 2: Staff Aids 1: Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Volley- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. RUTH MARHOVER Majors: History, English, Mathematics Minors: Latin, Science, Social Studies Activities: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: 12 Year Club. GRACE MARK Majors: History, English, Home Economics Minors: Science Activities: 12 Year Club: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Home Ec. Club 1: Choir 3. 4: Girls' Chorus 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3. JACK MEISER Majors: English, Mathematics, Social Studies Minors: Science Activities: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2: Dance Band 1, 4: Solo and Ensemble Contests 1, 2. 3: 12 Year Club. NORMAN METZGER Majors: English, Science, Social Studies, Mathe- matics Minors: Industrial Arts Activities: Library 4: Football 3. RICHARD METZGER Majors: English, Social Studies, Science Minors: Industrial Arts, Mathematics Activities: 12 Year Club. BEVERLY MORRIS Majors: Commercial, English, History Minors: Latin, Home Economics, Science Activities: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Staff 3, 4: Play Staff 3, 4: Scholarship Test 1: Girls' Chorus 4: Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Vol- leyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 4. ROSE MARY MOULIN Majors: English, Social Studies, Science Minors: Latin, Mathematics, Home Economics Activities: Band 1, 2, Treasurer 2: Snow Queen Attendant 2: Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Play Staff 3, 4: Class Sec- retary 2, 3, 4: Football Queen Attendant 4: Sen- ior Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Scholarship Test 1: Student Council 3: Annual Staff 3, 4: Basketball Queen 4. DALE OBERLY Majors: Science, English, Social Studies Minors: Mathematics, Industrial Arts Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football Escort 4: Play Cast 3: Track 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Newspaper Staff 3, 4: Chorus 3: Annual Staff 3, 4: Basketball Escort 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 3: Lettermans Club 4. ROBERT NEWHART Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Science, Industrial Arts Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Play Staff 4: Play Cast 3: Newspaper Staff 4: Football Escort 4: Lettermans Club 4. BARBARA NOVOSEL Majors: History, English, Commercial Minors: Science, Mathematics, Home Economics Activities: Home Ec. Club 1: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Solo and Ensemble Contest 3: Girls' Chorus 4: 12 Year Club. RICHARD OBERSTER Majors: English, Science, Mathematics Minors: Latin, Social Studies Activities: Latin Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Jr. Honor So- ciety 1. MARY PFLEGER Majors: English, Home Economics, Social Studies Minors: Commercial Activities: Chorus 1, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2. RICHARD ROHRBAUGH Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Science, Mathematics, Industrial Arts Activities: Annual Staff 3, 4: Newspaper Staff 4: Football I: High School Choir 3: Boys' High School Chorus 3, Vice-President 4. BETTY ROHRER Majors: English, Social Studies, Mathematics, Commercial Minors: Latin Activities: Class Treasurer 3, 4, Student Council 4, Jr. Honor Society 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 1, 2, Basketball Attendant 3, Sr. Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Hornet Staff 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Buckeye Girls' State 3, Play Cast 3, 4, 12 Year Club, Football Queen Attendant 4, Scholar- ship Test 1, 4, District 1. PAUL ROPE Majors: English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies Minors: Industrial Arts Activities: Basketball 3, 4, Play Cast 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Play Staff 3, Volleyball Team 3, 4. CAROL ROTHACHER Majors: Home Economics, Social Studies, Eng- lish Minors: Science Activities: Home Ec. Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, High School Chorus 1. t Joi: MAIR Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Science, Industri'al Arts Activities: Track 3, Basketball 4. RICHARD NELSON Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: General Science, Industrial Arts Activities: Play Cast 3, Football 3. GLENN ROYER Majors: English, Social Studies, Mathematics Minors: Science, Industrial Arts Activities: Jr. Police 1, -Boys Chorus 3, High School Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN SHEPHERD Majors: English: Commercial, History Minors: Science, Home Economics Activities: Home Ec. Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 12 Year Club. JANET STERTZBACH Majors: Commercial, Home Economics, History, English Minors: Science Activities: Home Ec. Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 4, Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Honor Society 1, Senior Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Play Cast 4, Play Staff 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, Solo and Ensemble Contests 1, 2, 3, Cho- rus 4, Cheerleader 4. VIRGINIA STEPHONIC Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Science Activities: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Senior Honor Society 2, Majorette 2, 3, News- paper Staff 2, Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volley- ball 1, 2, 3. CAROL RITCHEY STRAIT Majors: Social Studies, English Minors: Home -Economics, Science, Commercial Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Home Ec. Club I, 2, Office Staff 4, Volleyball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2. DORIS THOMA Majors: English, Commercial, Social Studies, His- tory Minors: Latin, Science ' Activities: Annual Staff 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Re- porter 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, Majorette 2, 3, Drum Major 4, Choir 1, 2, 4, Girls' Chorus 4, President 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Jr. Honor Society 1, Senior Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Dance Band 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Attendant 4, Library Staff 1, 2, 4, Play Staff 3, Student Coun- cil 4, Scholarship Test 1, 12 Year Club, Office Staff 4, Ensemble Contests 2, 3. WILLIAM WEST Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Science, Industrial Arts Activities: Chorus 1, Basketball 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Play Cast 4, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN VINCENT Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Science, Industrial Arts Activities: None ROBERT UN KEFER Majors: Mathematics, English, Science, Social Studies Minors: Industrial Arts Activities: 12 Year Club MARIE WESTFALL Majors: English, Social Studies, Home Econom- ics Minors: Science, Commercial Activities: Basketball I, 2, 3: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Home Ec. Club 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Chorus 1: Play Cast 3: Play Staff 4. MARY WESTFALL Majors: English, Commercial, Social Studies, Home Economics Minors: Science Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Physical Ed. Assistant 4: Home Ec. Club 1: Play Staff 3, 4. DOROTHY WILLIAMS Majors: English, Social Studies, Science Minors: Latin, Mathematics Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Vice President 4: Li- brary Staff 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3, 4: Sr. National Honor Society 4: Jr. Red Cross 4: Newspaper Staff 3: Circulation Ed. 4: Scholarship Test 2: Annual Staff 3, 4: Play Cast 3. JAMES ZIMMERMAN Majors: English, Social Studies, Science, Mathe- matics Minors: Industrial Arts Activitiess Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Track 2: Annual Staff 4. CLASS PROPHECY STATION E. C. H. O. 8:00 News of Tomorrow Today Detailed reports are given on Mr. PAUL ROPE as the nations secretaries elect him Male Secretary of the Year, the charming Miss DOT WILLIAMS describes her duties as congresswoman in the Senateg and -Miss DORIS THOMA, the company manager, gives a review of her latest Broadway hit, JUMPING J EWELSF' 8:30 Top Athlete An intimate interview with BOB fBongol BECK, the national football player. Scenes of previous games are to be shown also. 9:00 Yours for Tomorrow The lead in the movie is the handsome Don Juan, JOE FAUR, who does several dance numbers with his leading lady, the lovely Miss EILEEN WEST- FALL. 10:00 Book Reviewv Review of the I Sponsored the East Canton Sen- ior Class of ,56', by Miss ANNA ROBERTSON. The book deals with the experiences lHeadachesl of the extracurricular activities of a school teacher. 10:30 Household Hints 81 Recipesn Mrs. CAROL IROTHACHERJ Stinchcomb, hostess of the program to Mrs. CAROL STRAIT, Mrs. LOIS KKINSINGERJ Baker, and Mr. GLEN ROY- ER. The women exchange recipes and chit chat about the children, while Glen assures the single women of America, The way to a man's heart is through his stomach! 11:00 On the Spot News BILL WEST, Einstein of the Medical World, graduates from a premedical course at Kent, Ohio, after years of tedious study. The Miss ROSE MARY MOULIN is crowned Miss Personality at Atlantic City, New Jersey. 11:15 Wee Willy Cartoonu' Comedian WILLY EAKIN entertains the kiddies in his lovable laughable manner. 11:30 1t's a Dog's Lifei' This program originates from the Doggie Shopv of RAMON FORNASIERO where veterinarian, JIM ZIMMERMAN, with his assistant nurse NANCY EAKIN, tells us all about doggies. 12:00 Record Party Disk-Jockey, FRANCES MALONE, spins the latest in pops. The Misses VIRGINIA STEPHONIC, MARLENE LINDER, and ERLEEN WESTFALL. known as the Three Sophisticates will introduce their new disk on the FRANCES Show. TELEVISION GUIDE 1:00 Double Danger First showing of a movie of thrills and action with BOB UNKEFER as the hard and sinister gang leader and his beautiful blond girl friend, ETTA LAWHUN, and DICK NELSON as the gentle driving instructor who is forced into this ruthless mob. 2:30 English Racing The introduction of the newly designed English sports car Herman, to be introduced by the presi- dent of the Brunner Automobile Corp., Mr. DON BRUNNER. We also see JOE MAIR driving the car and trying desperately to break his speed re- cord of last year. 3:00 M iss Osnaburgn The program will originate from E. Canton, Ohio, where the crowning of Miss Osnaburg will take place. The winner will receive a movie contract, and a crown of white orchids which will be pre- sented by the noted florist Mr. DAVID FOLTZ. Among the contestants are: Miss Apple Orchard, SARAH LOGSDON, and Miss Cheese, BETTY ROHRER. Judges in the contest are the famous men's sportshirt designer, JIMMY K. BROOKER, and the snappy cameraman. DICK ROHRBAUGH. 3:30 On the Farmv Farmer of the Year,', DALE OBERLY, owner of the largest dairy farm in Stark County escorts roving reporter BARBARA CARL, around his farm as she reports on the improved farm con- ditions. , 4-:00 East Canton vs facksonu A first for TV, the football game between E.C. and Jackson. Sportswriter, JACK CROSS, says the Hornets are sure to have an astounding victory with a scoring possibility of 72 points! 5:30 Frontier Town The story of a gallant Pioneer woman, JANET STERTZBACH, who with her husband, Bill, con- quered the West and its lawlessness. 6:00 Puppy M etzger A rollicking hill-billy comedy with DICK METZ- GER as Pappy and his Sleepy-Time gal BEVERLY MORRIS, who plays Mammy, as they try their best to marry off their daughters, CAROLYN SHEPHERD, ANN HENDERSON, BARBARA NOVOSEL, and NAN HENDERSON. 6:30 Capt, Bates Against the Martiansv The exciting adventures of Captain WILLIAM BATES and the lovely space creatures, MARY PFLEGER, and RUTH MARHOVER as they are forever battling against the monster RICHARD OBERSTER, head Martian. 7:00 Shakespeare's Macbeth A spectacular of William Shakespeare's tragedy produced by the competent Miss GRACE MARK. Appearing as Macbeth is the dignified gentleman, ROBERT NEWHART, Lady Macbeth, the talented RUTH ANN CRAWFORD, and MARCELLA MC- CAUSLIN as Hecate. Hecate being a form of head witch in the tragedy. 9:00 Prayer Time Preacher DICK BARRICK renews the faith of the people as he comforts them in time of need. 9:30 E. C. Town Hall Mayor CHARLES BLAIR holds a town meeting with the Police Chief NORMAN METZGER, and Town Treasurer, NELDA ANDERSON, as they discuss the plans for building the new airport with engineer JOHN DOLL. 10:00 Mood Musici' Night Club, owned by RICHARD BLYTHE. who employes VIRGINIA DOBRANSKY to make his commercials more pleasant. JACK MEISER con- ducts his orchestra. JOHNNY VlNCENT,popular new crooner, sings the old favorite, Moments to Remember at E. C. 11:00 A Late, Very Ola' Movie A ' very romantic movie of a barber, GEORGE LEDBETTER, and a model, SHARON HOSKIN- SON, as they meet on a quiz show. This has been a presentation of Station E.C.H.O., Channel 56, in the newly erected television tower located in the metropolis of East Canton, Ohio, U.S.A., North America. CLASS SONG We the class of '56 Our work and play we've tried to mix, We will have these moments to remember. The quiet walks, the noisy fun, Were always shared by everyone, We will have these moments to remember. Tho' summer turns to winter and the pre- sent disappears, The laughter we were glad to share will echo thru' the years. When other nights and other days may find us gone our sep'rate ways, We will have these moments to remember. CLASS MOTTO Anything worth doing is worth doing well. CLASS COLORS Maroon and White Marcella McCauslin Fix .s-...J S-Lx YQ 7 CLASS FLOWER White Rose HONORED f MOST POPULAR BOY SENIORS MOST POPULAR GIRL CHEERLEADER ATHLETIC GIRL WITTIEST BEST ALL AROUND . .1- ,Q 4: 4 a y , U -. -'it W 4' 'gig 2 NI ,iss if K J' K ,,f' ' mf. ,ww-'f WM . f Y QUNG A N o 1 iff ff V12 W 0 0 l Isl, CLASS IUNIORS Left to Right: Standing: Carol Grey, Vice-President Shirley Sautters, Treasurer Lucille Moulin, Secretary Seated: David Rdbinson, President FRESHMAN Left to Right: Seated: Pat Lautzenheiser, Secretary Bonnie Stinchcomb. Treasurer Standing: Tracy Martin, Vice-President Billy Clapper, President OFFICERS SOPHOMORES Left to Right: 1 Louise Horner, Secretary Bill DeHoff. l'vl.C'C-1,fCSil16flf Dick Clappcr. President Larry Waers, Treasurer Joanne Alloway Dick Baker Don Bardine Joanne Barns Martha Barns Ellen Barthel Wayne Bowker Bob Bowser Paul Brand Sylvia Brozic Mona Cable Beverly Clark Harry Clayton Roberta Davis Marvin Dennison Kenny Dietrick .lim DeWalt George Dobransky Bob Eaton Shirley Emerick Carole Feioclc Margaret Fulton Rebecca Gardner Carol Gray Carol Guittar Dolores Haubert Vern Heim Lee Herrington Marjorie Irvine Donald Irwin Pat Jensen Shirley Jensen Carole King Betty Little David Mair Mary Malone Jack Martin Ralph McAdow Sandy McClellan Galen Miller Linda Miller Kathy Mitchell Bill Moretta Dan Moser Carol Motts Lucille Moulin Karen Prince David Robinson .lack Rohrhaugh Dean Rothacher Cary Sagennan Shirley Sautters Mary Margaret Sharver Donetta Schreffler Ralph Schwartz Roger Stith Pat Stinchcomb Leonard Talbott Bob Thelen Jerry Volzer .lean Watkins .lane Watkins Carole Weirough Donna Workman Bob Aller Sandra Albers Pat Arntz Barbara Blose Pat Blose Martha Brand .lean Brown May Brunner Judy Cable George Carl Janet Chipps Dick Clapper David Conrad Carolyn Davis Bill Del-loff Glenn Derheimer Paul Dickerhoff Judy Dick Jack Dunham Rosalee Esselburn Madeline Early Alicia Fowler Marilyn Foster Judy Fry Carol Fornasiero Judy Gastin Dorothy Good James Good Eddie Hall Audley Hannah Helen Heflin Jack Heflin Martha Hegnauer Margaret Henderson Louise Horner lla Houston Jerry Irvine Betty Jensen ' Judy Jozwiakowski Ray Karp Carol Kaser Jim Klotz John Kinsinger .lean Lab Lois Linhart Barbara Little Wilma Lones Mary Logsdon Susan Mair Joan Marsh Gail Mathis Morley McAdow Virginia Messenger Pat Meyers Janice Mong Martin Mong Linda Moser Jo Ann Moulin Bob Mowder .lean Mowder Bonnie Oberly Dick Offineer Don Offineer Norma O'Neil Marvel Page Gifford Parsons Kenny Parsons Barbara Pfleger Waveline Pickett Carol Ritterbush Shirley Ritterbush Rose Mary Rohrer Scharal Schweyer Dick Sherer Ted Shepler David Slicker Loren Smith Elmer Snider Pat Snyder lrene Sprankle Ronnie Stinchcomh Elbert Smith Sue Stoffer Mary Thompson Kathy Thelen Nancy Tressel Wilda Kennedy Jam VanVoorhis Larry Waers Linda Ward Pat Williams Larry Winkler Barbara Wyler Danny Yoerns Doretta Yoho Bob Youtz Paul Zerby Betty Aller Tom Anthony Bessie Allen Rose Marie Baum Kathleen Bland Kenny Beck Gordon Belew Judy Best Richard Clapper Robert Campbell Bill Clapper Boyd Clapper Robert Clapper Bernard Curren Ronald Carl David Chipps Don Dobransky Steve Dobransky Fred Davis Janice Dangelo Gayland Darrah Fred Doll Ray Foltz Rebecca Fabyanic Pat Foster Galen Ferguson Diana Feiock Roger Finney Carolyn Fry Loren Fry Frances Gastin Don Gardner Fern Hewitt Dick Henderson Dale Irwin Arthur Jensen Wilma Henderson Carol Krabill Anna Kuberachi Patsy Kiko .lane Kullman Shirley Kahler .lim Kandel Frank Ledbetter John Lones Roger Lones Pat Lautzenheiser ,June Lyons Robert Metzger Thelma Morris Carol Mottice Fred Miller .ludy McDonald Tracy Martin Gary McLaughlin Donna Middaugh Glen Moser Kenny Miller Twila Page Gary Pettay Nancy Ritenaur Gary Reinhart Edith Ritchey Teddy Rice Cary Robinson Tim Robinson Regis Schreffler Paul Seeman Ray Snider John Stertzbach Gordon Hewitt Ronald Gassaway Bonnie Stinchcomb Karen Stertzbach Mary Schmuck Don Schwartz Don Shankel Wayne Vincent Cary Walter Don Westfall Bob Walker .lohn Weddell Ewing Wells Nancy Stauffer Juanita Johnson Carolyn Smith Robert Paumier Bill Powell Norman Profit! .lim Sharp Charles Caldwell Della Hendershot Lynn McLaughlin James Franks Paul 0'Neil James Fetterman Frances Stephonic Thomas Ake Barbara Alexander Dwain Barrick Carol Baum Carol Blose Carl Brand Clifford Bowser Ruby Carter Elizabeth Clapper Mary Lee Clayton Judy Cogan Charley Craig Karen Cross Ann Crummerine Betty Dennison Duane Dourm Bob Duncan Raymond Dunham Philip Feiock Ray Furgeson Donald Faulk Jimmy Foltz Elaine Foster Dorothy Foutz Barbara Franks Rita Fulton Peggy Gardner Delores Goble Tommy Yorman Larry Grey Carole Harbert Marlene Harris Karen Heakin Shirley Henderlong Stanley Henderlong Dick Hegnauer Judith Henderson Nancy Huther Howard Irwin Janice Johnson Donna Jensen Kathleen King Cary Kinsinger Laverne Ketchum Nancy Kirkendall Carol Lab Earl Linerode Pauline Linhart Charles Logsdon Shirley Lowry Gary Mark Bradley Martin Elaine Mvl'herson Kenneth Miller Sandy Miller Bill Miller Carolyn Miranda Larry Nloretta Linda Morton Duane Moser Donna Narduzzi Arthur Newhart Barbara Parks Marjorie Pettay Linda Ritvhey William Ritvhey Donald Rohig .Indy Rnssiter Norma Rothgeb Richard Royer Harriet Robinson Albert Santimarino Marie Sagerman Frecl Sharver Mary Shanower Crave Slabach Ravhel Simon Sue Smith Eleanor Stertzbac-lt Gilbert Stillion Helen Stnbblefieltl Davitl Swintlell Ronald Thompson Haroltl Yerheiller Charles Wanrlell Connie Werley Shirley Waers Dora Yvestfall ,lark Wottle Ernest Zimmerman Sharon liutt-her Donalml Casey Donald Foltz Kara Lynn ,lone Donna Nlcxkmlow liawrenve Xlm'.Mlovv Anianmla Taylor Stanley Conrarl Sharon lfmerivk Richard Lnckett Verda Allen Jack Almasy Virgil Anderson Gary Baker Robert Banks Sammy Bardine Rose M. Banks Gilbert Bowen Barbara Brown Ronald Bates Gayle Bellamy Dorothy Borne Ethel Brand Marjorie Bland David Burgess .lohn Buttz Lolita Cable Sandra Cable .loan Copley Robert Coviet Robert Crank Donald Cross Patty Davis Raymond Davis ,loyce Darrah Gene Derheimer Carl Dobransky Margaret Dobransky Phillip Dobransky Jewell Douglas .lames Eakin Margaret Eaton Carolyn Eddy Denny Eddy Charlotte English Kathy English Kynn Edwards Jane Fabyanic Jean Fabyanic Dorothy Ferguson Carl Fetterman Betty Foultz Shirley Foster Linda Crey Richard Guittar Larry Haynam Jimmy Hinderer Janet Hoover Wanda Horner Billy lsner Barbara Johnson Yuonne .lones Joanne Kahler Louise Kincaid Jack Knoch Carol Knowles Linda Lloyd Billi Malone Victor Mair Donna Martin Linda McCauslin Carol Miller Particia Miller Barbara Moretta Kenneth Myers Shirley Newhart Earnest Oakes Barbara Oakes Jerry Oberly Howard Page Gayle Parsen Claude Paumier Henry Perry Nancy Pierce John Pyle Susan Robinson Pamela Schweyer Larry Shepler Brenda Snyder William Soliday John Starr Dick Stauffer Catherine Stertzbach Richard Stertzbach Terry Snider Richard Swallen David Summers Rhoda Soliday Edwin Shepherd Larry Shepherd Flora Taylor Clara Tessane Jack Thelen Harold Thompson Eugene Tourno Gene Van Voorhis Bob Walker James Wade Margaret Wandle Shirley Weirough Doris Wells Dennis Wanger Flora Wogan Pamela Workman Paul Wyler Peggy Zerbe .lohn Ward Warren Youtz Dale Clapper Pat Pfleger Geraldine Kiko Absent: Melvin Hoover .lohn Maher .ludy Mildazis Richard Lamborne Ellen Lillie l' fd 1239.5 in WA Ill!!! gum 1 . A s ' 'I QI gin? 0 4010 VERMORE TRI-HI-Y Row Onv: Bonnie Oherly, Pat Blose, Sandy Al- bers, Marilyn Mcflrlow, Jean Brown, Mrs. Kess- ler, Joan Marsh, Sharal Schweyer, Joann Mou- lin, Carol Kaser, Judy Jozwiakowski, Sue Stof- fer. Raw Two: Lois Linhart, Janet Chipps, Bose Mary Rohrer, Linda Ward, Barbara Little, Janice Mong, Betty Jensen, Kathy Thelen, Bar- bara Blose, Nancy Tressel. Row Three: Pat Williams, Carolyn Davis, Carol Fornasiero, Gail Mathis, lrene Sprankle, Barbara Wyler, Dorothy Good, Martha Hegnauer, Wavaline Pickett, Mar- vel Page, lla Huston, Row One: Pat Foster, Bonnie Stinchcomb, Fran- ces Stephonic, Della Henrlcrshot, Donna Mid- daugh, Carolyn Fry, Twila Page. Row Two: .lune Lyons, Frances Castin, Karen Stertzbach, Diana Feiovk, Wlilma Kinsinger, Pat Kiko, Mary Schmuck. Row Three: Shirley Kahler, Pat Lautzenheiser, Carolyn Smith. Janice Dangelo, Rose Mary Baum, Kathleen Bland, Carol Kra- hill. Row One: Mrs. Kessler, Barbara Novosel, Rose Mary Moulin, Barbara Carl, Marcella McCaus- lin, Etta Lawhun, Nan Henderson, Carol Roth- acher. Row Two: Shirley Emerick, Patty Jen- sen, Carolyn Shepherd, Betty Rohrer, Doris Thoma, Dorothy Williams, Ruth Ann Crawford, Lois Kinsinger, Janet Stertzbach. Row Three: Linda Miller, Pat Stinchcomb, Donnetta Schref- fler, Marilyn Shepherd, Shirley Jensen, Marga- ret Fulton, Donna Workman. Sylvia Brozic, Ro- berta Davis. LIBRARY STAFF Sl'lIff'f12 Sandra McClellan, Dunetta Schreffler, Doris rlerson, Cary Sagerman. Dirk Baker. Pat Stinvhcomb, Thuma, Martha liarnes. Janet Stertzlwach, Beverly Morris- Norman Metzger, Linda Ward, David Foltz, Rnselie Essel- Smnding: llnrotliy Williams. Wayne liuwker. Nelda An- lmrn. MVS. Ryder. OFFICE STAFF I .... .ill in 4 S' Left to Right: Doris Thoma, Marcella McCauslin. Sylvia Brozic, ,lo Ann Alloway, Carol Strait. Janice Mong, Mary Schmuck, Mrs. Pierce. LATIN CLUB Ron' One: Twila Page, Marvel Page, Jean Mowder, Pat ley Sautters. Mary Malone, Sylvia Brozic. Carol Feiock. Williams, Linda Ward, Sharal Schweyer, Rose Mary Mou- Kathy Nlitvhell. Row Three: Beverly Morris, Richard lin, jean Brown, Louise Horner, Mary Schmuck, Carol Kra- Oherster. ,lim Brooker, Kenny Bevk. Gary Feioi-k. Dick bill, Nancy Ritenour, Ruth Marhover, Nancy Eakin, Vir- Barrick, Cary Sagerman. Row Four: Jack Martin, ginia Srephonic. Row Tivo: Mrs. Ryder, Barbara Carl, Doris Wayne Bowker. David Conrad. Bolm Walker. Billy Clap- Thoma. Betty Rohrer, Ruth Ann Crawford, Dorothy Wil- per. Don Bardine. Dan Moser, Bob Eaton, Bill Delrloft. liams, Tom Anthony. Carol Cray, Donna Workman. Shir- Dick Baker. ey? :union POLICE Row One: Dwain Barrick, Linda Morton, Raymond Davis, Mr. Thoma. Row Two: William Soli- day, Stanley Conrad, Marvin Hoover, Gene Derheimer. NEWSPAPER STAFF Row One: Shirley Sautters, Sharal Schweyer, Sylvis Bro- cella McCaulsin. Row Three: Mr. Moody, Dorothy Wil- zic, Pat Stinchcomb, Donna Workman, Roberta Davis, liams, Charles Blair. Ruth Ann Crawford, Betty Rohrer, Karen Heakin. Raw Two: Henry Perry, Martha Heg- Dick Rohrbaugh, Nan Henderson Swope, Bob Newhart, nauer, Donna Narcluzzi, Carol Blose, Pat Williams, Mar- Dale Uberly. Doris Thoma. Barbara Carl. IUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL Row Une: Carol Fornasiero. Lois Linhart. Don Brunner. Oberly, Martha Hegnauer, Sylvia Brozic, Mrs. Ryder Pat Stinchcomb. Donna Workman, Sandy Alhers. Row Row Three: .loan Marsh. Barbara Carl. Kathy Thelen Two: Rose Mary Moulin. Dorothy Williams. Roberta Da- Jim Brooker. vis, Sharal Svhweyer. Barbara Little. Jean Brown, Bonnie TWELVE YEAR CLUB Row Um-: Nan Henderson. Sharon Hoskinson. Barbara Morris. Lois Kinsinger. Ron' Tlirvvz ,lack Cro-5. llivk Novosel. Betty Rolirer. Ruth Nlarhover. Row Two: Ann Metzger, llolm llnkefer. ,lolln lloll. Ilivk llarrivli. .lim Henderson. Carolyn Shepherd. Doris Thoma. Ruth Ann Brooker. Joe Faur. David Foltz. Javk Xleiser. Crawford. Nelda Anderson. Virginia Slephonic. Beverly LETTERMAN'S CLUB Rau' Une: llivk Clapper. l,ee llarrington. Holi Newharl. Jerry Volzer, lloli lievli. UQ-orge Yollo. Row Two: Mr. Kosky. Don Offineer. ,lim Dewalt. Leonard Tallvot. Donald Irwin. ,lim Brooker. Kon' Tlirrrt .lini Zinllnerlnan. .lavk lfigoss. llivk liarrivli. llon llardine. Willie lfakin. llalfv Olmer- ly. 4: 11.1 105 T 0 Yay' Fx YQ' N Y FOOTBALL Sharon Hoskinson Doris Thoma ueen Barbara Carl DANCE .X ,-4 Betty Rohrcr Rose Mary Moulin HOMECOMING GAME I9 55 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM 4.. a?'X ', f-J15.. A :s f -SWF 4ww,f M MQMBT 2 X . W X x' ,E 42?-S fx f fvi' fftxi- ., -3 35.1 , ,Nxt K ,. ., W W TS. , ' ' V - f Lg-,j fr, , 3 fi , -, - . , 59 f Z f, 1 f ' I rf 31 , A . , lm' 1 F- - K K . K 5. 1 Q A k Tx HR: lf 435 SENIOR CLASS PLAY JUMPING JEWELS On November 18 and 10, 1955. we presented our Senior Class Play. a mystery comedy entitled Jumping ,lewelsfl 'The play was directed by Mr. Donald Halter. The theft of a valuable string of pearls from the town's wealthiest family and the sale of a fam- ous painting was the Center of the playis action. The element of mystery and the inevitable roman- tic side of the plot was skillfully combined to make a xery enjoyable play. The cast included Don Brunner, Ruth Ann Crawford. Mareella lVIcCauslin. ,lim Brooker, ,lanet Stertzbaeh. Barbara Carl. David Foltz. Bill West. Etta Lawhun. Dick Barriek. Betty Rohrer, John Doll, and Paul Rope. Ruth Ann Crawford Sandy Albers BASKET BAUL QUEEN AND COURT Lucille Moulin Shirley Kahler Queen Rose Mary Moulin BASKETBALL DANCE ff I --X s 'af ' 1 . 1 Rx XX X 1' 4' w f 5 Q5 1 -ez J -s-N W! . ' - Q 1 N4 X 1' E .ws ix s Bak QE W fig Elma l f lf' f J ll ' 1J,,N '- -, -4 s r L . - ,n'.r'--.A . x:.,r5. z,:,,g-...Z - 5 ffE'??.1' '3'E'-if r .-9.5. 1- ' ' g.'.'-'fe' x' 1 -'-is .1 'f f .fem-.1 '51,- .Yffi-' En -,1 4'i.1E'+. nga, - ,u. f' '- .l -' -','-: :'. 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Carol Fornasiero. Martha Hegnauer. Cail Mathis. Janet Stertxbavh, Carol Ritterbush, .ludy Dick. Barbara Little. Row Four: Bonnie Uberly. Pat Arntz. Dorothy Good. Marvel Page. lrene Sprankle, Carolyn Davis. Betty Jensen. Barbara VVyler. Beverly Morris. Virginia Messenger. Lois Linhart. Pat Blose. Carol Guittar, Barbara Pfleger, Rebecca Gardner. CHOIR Svarvrl: Carol Motts. Row One: Bonnie Stim-ht-omb. Fram-es Castin. Fern Hewitt. Doris' Thoma. joan Marsh. Dave Robinson. jim DeW'alt. Flint-if Snyder. Bill DeHoff. Robert Youtz. Tim Robinson. Shirley Foster. Marilyn Mm'Adow. Rt-rf' 'l'1o: Pat Lautzenheiser.Kathy Thelen. Grave Mark. Barbara Novosel. Roberta Davis. Betty Jens:-n. Sam Bardine. Loren Smith. Bob Campbell. Danny Moser. Sylvia Brozic. Sharal Svhweyer. .lean Brown. Sandy xklbers. Ron' Three: Louise Horner. Carol Fornasiero. Betty Aller. Twila Page. Donna Workman. Lee Har- rington. Dean Rothacher. Rirhard Slivker. ,lavk Cross. Rose Marie Baum, ,Indy Dick. Lois Lin- hart. Donna Middaugh. Row Four: Marvel Page. Barbara Wyler. lrene Sprankle. Carolyn Davis. Dick Rohrbaugh. Wayne Bowker. Javk Martin. Divk Barrick. Don Bardine. Dick Baker. Martha Hegnauer, Gail Mathis. Pat Blose. Carol Cuittar. 1 VW I , yi g K 0 f ,K , 1 N., 7 K 1' ' x 5 Q G i xx '34 y ww Q Q 9 W V ry 1 xff 55 , , gm ' ,,,, is 1 Y., W W M if yy Wg f is wr ff' Q. , H I 1 'gr x 3 M71-'Q 3 1 ' I fg, V 14' 'L Y . af' by '-L, . A Q -r W' Q X X 'Ilia 5 'Hg ' !'f ' Q? g W A Q l afi2 .- .5 1 5-W I r W Q ! 5 K X 1 X Q i 2, l Q 53 h W , b, if Wq ' 5? ' ' ' A v F 1 - - gg M 4 'NE' ,gg is Q S 4 'E 3 sf' A M QE ,game Il sr- W ., ff' AJ, A 319 , viN. . , '.Is R 4 vigvk n' -Q al llvgmiiier. llrzinllf-y Nlarlin. SlliTlf'y Luwery. Rivharrl Bamllhnvtm.DmmldKt,mN,dy Hoy:-r. llrnvc- Xlurk. illiarlie Craig. Carol Nlnlts. Loren i gmilh. Narnia Rntligz-lv. lfairul xYQ'iTllllQlll. ,laliim-' Juluisnn, Wiirrvn He-wilt. Rau' l nur: lfarul Kralwill. Sandy Al- herk. iizirolyn llaivis. llill W1-sl. .lark Rolirluiugli. Cuylanil llurrzih. llivk Chipper. llnlv lilupper. Elmer Sniiler. Jack Wleiwr. llzinny Nlnsvr. llnh lfzitnn. Roliert Hewitt. Hill Deliufl. Rau' Firv: Viv Nluir. Lois Linhurt. Tim Roh- inwn. Rivliziril Slirker. Ye-rn llc'-im. Bill More-Ita. Donald Fnllz. Cary Saigerinun, .lurk Nlurtin. Wliyne Rowker. Kirliairml lllzipper, Slnmlirig: ,loan Wlarsh. lfurul Nlntts. Vern Heim. Svalwf: Doris 'l'lmmu. Clzuille l aumier. Carolyn Davis. Sandy Albers. Charlie Craig, Bill Wvest, Bill Nlnrellu. Jin-k Nleiser. Nlr. Kennedy, Cary Sager- man. Tim Robinson. Hivlmrd Slicker. MAIORETTES Sha,-al Spllwt-wr llurig Thrnnzi JPHII RYUWH Q-if 1 iw.. '01 333 il Q rf , F A X X 1 f f .'!f . ,aQ 1'lll .... X sTOUT H24 D R T5 x 415-N Dale ack 0 Dick Willie 0 Jim Joe .um .' Ht.-'SM 'L B Row One: Jim DeWalt, Jim Zimmennan, Ray Karp, Dick Barrick, Bob Newhart, Lee Harring- ton, Dale Oberly, ,lack Cross, Jim Klotz, Don Bardine. Row Two: George Carl, Jerry Vol- zer, Bob Beck, Joe Faur, Gene Yoho, Eddie Hall, Don Offineer,,Dick Offineer, Dick Clapper, Mike Stinchcomb, Mr. Kosky. Row Three: Bill DeHoff, Cayland Darrah,, Kenny Beck, Harry Clayton, Larry Winkler, Don Westfall, Fred Masters, Bob Eaton, Arthur Newhart, Dick Stauf- fer. The Hornets compiled a 3-5 record on the gridiron under the coaching of Mr. Kosky and Mr. Tatta. The team played one of their toughest schedules in history and showed a lot of fight and determination in every game. The line play was led by Dale Oberly, all county tackle for the second straight year, and guard Bob Beck. The big offensive weapon was the quarterbacking of Dick Barrick. Barrick's passes to end Willy Eakin were one of the Hornets top weapons. Next years team will lack the following Seniors: Oberly, Beck, Barrick, Eakin, Cross, Newhart, Faur, and Zimmerman. EX ,na sa S gs-K 1 S 15 una' K uf 3515: gr -if w,ux,'if w NY x Efgs- :FAQ X .f nf GE Q ii X15 K . F-fax R: as 3' -E. 7' Q L,-9555 ' . JN gf i 'Q' , S, s f K ,s fi 3? 1 Pau Dale Willie Dick B. George Y. Y George C. Gary 7- Dick 0 .nf 5-f as ...gf sg. . Q ' 32-5:11 x x . 5 1 . . .. .. .x Y 55 S 5 4. M 'Q . ,, . ,,.. .E Y if Q 'Y .K 555253, N' . ,, Y' . VI.: will db x A + -X ' .. .J-S IE--Q TFL ij , -. c 4 . .ji , 4 - ' V 5 wah Q WX 'L f . E. . :ww x Qi!! Q If X f f? . E'-fi if? - QQ :. A sf... :Q -S . - QM . X F. ? Q fggfgl . xx? .- I . ' . My 5 S SQ Hr- f A L A gi , X ies K 5 5 M f Q ' . gd, . Q ff-Q. Q as-.KMN , - .. wi' 2 5 G Q 1 H , K X Sew ii H D YQ if vw M 1. W., Q My - 3-If is . N Y L',- f Ki v. S my N www mlm 332- 8.5 3 f. is 'A fs' 13 A X1 'af X A 1? X , .-5 Q , Q Q H S Q Q , L im ii z- b , 3 .ew 3 EI is B 8.-:Ugg N, A5 X A W., 2 :El ,ganna BASKETBALL SEA90NF1AY The Hornets had one of their most success- ful cage seasons in recent years as they compiled a 12-3 record this year under the 'excellent coach- ing of John Tatta. The Hornets using an effective fast hreak literally ran away from their opponents. The team was led offensively hy Dick Barrick and Willy' Eakin with 239 and 225 points respectively. Dale Oherly was a top rate defensive man as he did a large share of controlling the lvaekhoards. The top playmakers were Roh Newhart with Gene and George Yoho. Willy linkin. the Hornets outstanding center. was selected to the All County team. Dale Oherly and Dick Barrick were iven honorahle mention. SCHEDULE E.C. 45 Marlboro 41 E.C. 62 Navarre 44 'E.C. 48 Jackson 60 HEC. 47 Middlehranch 52 E.C. 67 Sandy Valley 65 FLC. 62 Greentown 51 EC. 66 Hartville 60 E.C. 20 Northwest 16 EC. 74 Uniontown 37 E.C. 83 Navarre 56 E.C. 74 Jackson 71 EC, 66 Middlehranch 70 'E.C. 70 Sandy Valley 61 HC. 51 Marlboro 37 MEC. 45 Northwest 29 Total 880 Total 750 'league Games i .5 W. 6 Q 3 6 1 ,sf fl Q buaummmw, R is LK: N Q iv X 3' 5 L 3 - ' . :. - . W X X Q, - :gy QA if .. 1 -ig Phu gm 5 E x .: YEL k X S ,M FRESHMEN TEAM Row One: Kenny Beck, Danny Shankel, Tracy Martin, Billy Clapper, Don Westfall. Fred Mas- ters, Cary Walters. Row Two: Charles Caldwlel, Cayland Darrah, Gayland Ferguson, Donald Schwartz, Ewing Wells, Boyd Clapper, Boh Clapper, Mr. Kosky. IUNIOR HIGH TEAM Row Une: Philip Feiock, Larry Gray, Vic Mair. Duane Dourm, Arthur Newhart. .lack Knoks, Roy Ferguson, Bradley Martin. Row Two: Mr. Svhafer. Duane Moser. Larry Shepherd, Cary Baker, Sam Bardine, Earl Linerode. Donald Rohrig, John Ward, Clifford Bowser. John Page, Jerry Oherly. Absent: ,lim Clark. IUNIOR HIGH CH EERLEADERS Row One: Shirley Henderlong, Pam Schweyer, Lolita Cable, Brenda Snyder, Shirley Foster. Row Two: Donna Martin, Marlene Harris, Dora Westfall, Joann Kahler, Rita Fulton. Absent: Barbara Johnson, Geralding Kiko, Dorothy Borne. VN NB N X - E K iw, 1 A fl ' S 5 x - ' ,X ,iq -,,4:'n-'vuvw' . le :L g r' -',':1- w ' ' js.. -- 45 li J N4 J d I NEED ' ? 15' 92 9-. V' . fa X ' '55 Q . 9, 5' 1 5? 1- fi 0 A 9 Americas Qp top ecret The United States Government has a lot of closely-guarded secrets-weapons, strategies, ways to fight communism. But of all of them, there's one that's more jealously guarded than all the rest. And you're the only one who knows what that secret is! DO YOU KNOW YOUR RIGHTS? As Americans, we have the greatest freedom and the highest standard of living in the world. Help keep it that way by knowing your rights and guarding them well. Some of them are: One of your rights as an American is the right to a secret ':'f'f'f'f ' Uf '0'f'fff' Right to secret ballot ballot. And ou alone know how ou mark our ballot. N0 V , , - ' y h y , y !fR1gbt ta kuou bou your muon spend: your duet one sees it, no one can influence you. It s your secret. Freedom uf speech , , , Freedom of lbt' press In the Red-dominated countries, your vote-if you get one R,g,,, ,U ,,i,if,N ,,,f,..,,,,, -lS 3bOl1f as S6CI'6t EIS 2. bI'aSS band playing in a greenhouse. :kRighf 10 bmw' salaries of yvlvr lwwvl UUi4'l'f-Y You usually have only one candidate to vote for. A group of F'Md ' l 'f'f mm 0 ' , . . Rrgbt lo pennon gorerrrmerlt for redrer: of grferancer sharp-eyed 0ElCl2ilS checks your ballot to see that you voted tmgb, ,,, 1,,,,,,,, if ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, Offim, W C,,,,,,,,,,,,i,,, the uflghfn Way, Pllkight to bnou' bow your union is rim . . l Right to tpeedy and public trial by jury Some people, even in this country, think that that's the way Right to belp al .11.m'm elections should be run. Most Americans don't agree and it's Wish' lo hw your emplvywk fide of diwefffrfjinrf - Right not to appear ax a Milner.: against yonrxe up to every one of us to see that our ballots remain secret. ,Rigbtm 'dum 10 Mmm me ,.chm,-DH., Gilman dm lf we let the Secret ballot get away fr0m usa we can say 3ltRigbt to go direct to your box: u'ithagriei'am'e goodbye to all our American rights-freedom of speech, free- Right to be pfemmaf irmomlf ,mm pam-4 guilty ' ' Freedom to own properly dom of religion' freedom of press and all the others' 4Rigbt to work despite union jurisdictional dirputet How can we preserve these freedoms? By speaking out F'f'fd ' 'O '0 ' f '?','0f 'f ' I h h d d B . ,YRigbl to proper supertruon ol your muon welfare funds Strong y W en Wg See t ern en angere y using our Secret Freedom to start and manage a bmillrrs ballot every election day to keep America free. Remember, Freedom to make .1 prom 3l'Rigbt not to be lired by union leaders 'HRight to rote on corrrpariyk best offer they're your rights, so treat them right. YThese are rights you enjoy under the Taft-Hartley law, HfThis is a right enjoyed by members of United Steel Work- . Y ,alll V rf il ers, C.I.O. only when the Taft-Hartley law is invoked. ' ---' -- -' THEY'RE YOUR moms, The Timken Roller Bearing Company 1-REA-f THEM RIGHT! The right to worla xhall not be abridged nor made impotent l' ROHRER'S CHEESE HOUSE CHEESE OF ALL KINDS Phone lVanhoe 8-T364 Compliments of MILLER'S GARAGE East Canton, Ohio LATTA BROTHERS DON E. SMITH Grinding - Mixing - Shelling Feed - Fertilizer - Molasses Complete Food Mark? 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Mapleton, Oh E I' C l' Oh Congratulations to the Closs of '56 - mf! ... nf OHIO POWER va- RJ C gotIotosodGodLck W 'Q' pw ff THE GARAUX BROS co ,i ',-K' Q X if ' on r u i n n o u ' 'SKY A' 5 ' , 1 ef 1. ' 4 -' N ' fl f? 5 ' EX M6 ,Xe to me Closs of 1956 qv O - R S L51 L -db ,,A'lc an on io . . Ct Oh Q COMPLIMENTS OF THE CLIMALENE COMPANY H O UV E R FINE APPLIANCES around the house, around the world PR Cllll' l0.S 't.-C if-F' No matter how many other articles a drug store puts on saleg remember that at Schuman's the heart of our business is prescription work. Schuman's Drugs phar- macists have spent years of study, both at top universi- ties and on the job to give YOUR prescription the skill and careful work it requires to keep you in good health. Use our convenient delivery service- simply have your doctor phone in the prescription to us-and in safe time, it'll be delivered to your home. 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