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

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We regret, however, Mrs. Moulton, that you could not have spent the remaining year with all of us. Please accept the dedication of this annual to both of you as a token of our appreciation for the innumerable ways in which you have helped us. K l ing YW gf M, X t vw J N' 7 A ff J Q QF' 'Z Y' ' , e y x Wifi ul MR. D. J. THOMA S MRS, DORIS PIERCE p! MR. P. J. SCHAFLQR p O l K BOARD OF EDUCATION: Mr. james DeWalt, Mr, Norman Lamborn, Mr, Wrrrrcrm Cluppcr. Mr. Donald Thema, Dr. 'Incl Davis, Mrs. Esrclla Barrick, Mr. Lawrence Wrenncr. MR. BILL DOUGLAS A.B. BSE. M.A,, Kent State Gieography, Social Slmfier MR. IUONALD HALTER BS., Miami University Clliflanctf, COIHIJl'H?7lL', Eng- fixll, E1c'I1lc'1m1ry EIIIIHIIIOII MISS CLARA DCFRANK BS. M.E., West Virginia Uni- versity ancl University of Pittsburgh journalism, Counseling MRS. DORIS HEGGY R.N., Aultman Hospital School of Nursing B.A., Mount Union College Public Health, Western Reserve Uni- versity Kenr State University Health, Hixtory, Physical Ed- umtion 3, MR. DONALD KENNEDY B.P.S.M., Mount Union Col- lege Graduate work at West- ern Reserve ancl Eastman School of Music 9' a 1957 MR. WII.LIAM FENTON B.A., Western Reserve Economirr, History, Englirb MR. ,IAMES HARTONG HS. in Eti., Ohio State Uni- versity Izzrlnsfriill Arli w MR. JAMES MARK BS., Ph.1rmi1ty, Ohio Northern University Chemirtry MRS. ANNA MCQUEEN BS, in Ed., Kent State University Gmtluute work at St. Olaf's College Englirlv, Muric, Hirtory MRS. VIRGINIA KEYS A.B,, Marshall College M. Litt., Pittsburgh University Commeffial, Enlqlixh, Relaifirzg MR. LOUIS KOSKY A.B., Fairmont Stare College Englifb, Sofia! Slmlier MR. FRANK MOODY B.A., B.S. Etl., Wfilmington College Englirly. Hirmry, Social Sriemfe MR. ROBERT RITCHIE B.S., Mount Union College Biology MISS ANNA ROBERTSON B.S,, Mount Union College illilfllulllutim, lliitrzlji, l'hi'i'in'af, Silence I'hy.i'iml El!llL'dff0II MRS. JEANNETTE RYDER A.B. Mount Union College Graduate work air OSU., KSU., N.Y.S.U., If 114151 irh, Lati 21, Library MR. JOHN TATTA A.B,, Fairmont State College M.S., West Virginia University I'by.riml E1fllL'dli0II MR. HARRY URWIN B.S., in Ed., Marion College Iirzglixh, Social Slufliei f-ver' MRS. MARY SUE STOVER B.S., Ohio University Home ljrmmmirf MRS. SARAH SWAN B.S., College of Wrvosrer Scienfe, illalfifflllalftf, Hiitory ww , 1, . it B A453355 afaethz x Z. nf ' ff 4 ff. un 1 x 4-5 , f'N 1 D '+R xxxkm.. '-J 2' N 17 C I K N ' ' nm' 1 X va ix I Fm K A f f x Q f lbs. l 4, If ' DONALD BARDINE N Over the izforiex hir finger: do JO ANN ALLOWAY Neat of dren and fair of face,' All her way: are fall of grace, Don know: hix marie, no one can deny. RICHARD BAKER 1t': what we learn after we think we know it all that counts. JOANNE BARNES Jo and fun, an unheatahle matchf juxt afh anyone who hnouu her And they'll reply natch . f ELLEN BARTHEL Danring and EluiJ , her hah- hiex may he: Her intellect. too. you plainly can fee. SYLVIA BROZIC The main :peaker of our clan. Prexident of Tri-Hi-Y too,' This gal l.r a wonderful lan, Who doe! what :he Jets- out to do. WAYNE BOWKER Here is a guy that'.r really on 1 the beam: Plux this. he'J a rock and roll fiend. MONA CABLE She'1 full of fun, gigglex, and ivy: The one that get: her will he a lucky boy. A10-Z '57 HARRY CLAYTON An expert is a fellow who har prezfiouxly made mistahex. That'.r ufhy I'm not an expert! RALPH COSS The eaxiext way to get into trouble If to he right at the wrong time. KENNETH DIETRICK ROBERTA DAVIS Never let the .rize of a woman deceive you- Under her little finger there may be a man. JAMES DE WALT 'Thinh twice before you :freaky Expecially if you intend to :ay what you think. I have no care. Why Jhould I worry? Not ef-'en the bell can make me hurry. GEORGE DOBRANSKY I make the mort of all that comes, And the leaxt of all that goef. it 1 MARVIN DENNISON There are no idle rumorx: Rumen are alzvayx busy. ROBERT EATON Why Jhould I more knowledge gain When it givex me Juch a pain? SHIRLEY EMERICK PHPM, Pefky. full of ffm, There and many more fine thing: rolled into one. CAROLE FEIOCK Blue eye.r, Jhort red hair, Of beauty :he ha: her share. MARGARET FULTON She ix, indeed, quite pretty and Jmart, And Jomeday, Jomeone will win her heart. U REBECCA GARDNER No job is too big or too .rmallf She'.f willing to do them all. CAROL GRAY Shea' witty and Jhe'.r wireg To fame Jhe'll surely rife. s CAROL GUITTAR Quiet, Jincere, capable, toof lVe know you'll' .succeed in what- ever you do. DOLORES HAUBERT You're very xmall, Dee, 'tix true, But you have heap: of life in you, VERN HEIM A friend it a person who listens attentively, while you ray no- thing f o.f'57 LEE HERRINGTON What, no girl: in heaven! That': not the place for me. MARJORIE IRVINE A lot of pep, a lot of cla::,' Thi: gal it 4 real :weet lan. RAYMOND KARP While on the football field he Jhow: hi: grit, And off the field he :howx hi: wit. SHIRLEY JENSEN Happy-go-lucky. peppy and free: Nothing exi:ting can hother me. 1 L. fi PATTY JENSEN Quiet, Jincere, and :hyg She ha: henelf quite a guy. DONALD IRWIN If at firxt you don't wcceed, Read the directiom! K A BETTY LITTLE A wonderful girl, quiet, and :hyf But a per:on worth not paning by. CAROL KING Here': a gal that love: to :hateg One of the:e day: :he'll find her' mate. DAVID MAIR Daytime I'm too xleepy to work: Night I'm far too hwy. MARY MALONE If silence were golden, Thix girl would he broke. JACK MARTIN HiJ u'ill ix Jzrong, hix thoughn are deepf We hope lhefe qualitiex he will keep. fy 'R'- , . ,..s.rEi SANDRA MC CLELLAN A Jlfazvherry blond, a real cute gal: To all of ur .rhe if a pal. LINDA MILLER A friend to all, kind heartedg A friendxhip we hope never lo he parted. KATHLEEN MITCHELL Alwayx laughing. full of fum There': no one like her under the Jun. RALPH MC ADOW A handsome guy with dark brown curlf, And a real Jmoolhie with the girlx. WILLIAM MORETTA Don? he loo Jeriouf, for it'.r all u'rmzg,' Take life eaxy and you'll live long. if vl ,o.f'57 DANIEL MOSER The greatest joker and friend there ir,- At Goofing Off he'J quite a whiz. DAVID ROBINSON One of the mort popular guy: around, For Juceesx he'J surely bound. x N My CAROL MOTTS A talented mutician. a :well girl to know. If you're in douht, juxt axle her heau. JACK ROHRBAUGH A good-looking guy with ornery u'ayJ,' We hope that': the way he stayr. U5 LUCILLE MOULIN A luxtrous. .whiny pearly Every guy would he happy to have this girl. I ' 5 -1. K 7 , -x s DEAN ROTHACHER Call me anything, But not late for dinner! KAREN PRINCE She'J really a heauty with her .rhort blond hair, Twinhling eyer, and complexion so fair. E2 Iwi! GARY SAGERMAN Don't helieve the world owe: you a lizfingf The world 0u'e.r nothing-it war here firft. SHIRLEY SAUTTERS I1af1pim':.r addx and mnltipliex, UWIJUII ,mu divide it with otherx. KAREN SMITH Thlr gal cater the love and l2i.f,re.r.' Sonlerlum .rhe'll change her name Io MU. RALPH SCHWARTZ I don't hnou' why I droop to- S n DONNETTA SCHREFFLER A winning Jmile and pleaxing day, and feel Juch a Jorry plight, Nor why my head Jhould ache thfx way. I didn? me it much last night. ,fly 'jf MARLYN SHEPHERD A quiet charm, cl friendly fare: She'r alufnyf welcome any place. ufayJ.' Shell be a good wife one ol thexe dayx. PATRICIA STINCHCOMB A fine cheerleader, none-other than the hen: She cheered our team to victory during many a teft. ROGER STITH I d0n'l heliezfe in love at firxt fight, But I do believe in taking the .recond look. ROBERT THELEN I Believe in yourfelf, but don? be I loo easily convinced! apfsr LEONARD TALBOTT Learn from the mixtakes of other.r- You can't li-ve long enough to make them all yourself. DONALD THOMAS The more you Jay, the len people rememherg The fewer the words, the greater the imprenion. JERRY VOLZER Don't let the future :care youg It'J juxt ax Jhahy aJ you are. JEAN WATKINS A stylish Southern min, Who is full of fun and hlin. CAROL WEIROUGH Her frienalr-they are manyy Among the hext of them i.r Lenny! .hx E i WH I ' 'rg Q: V ' DONNA WORKMAN A wonderful perxon in every wayg Alufayr happy, rarefree, and gay. JANE WATKINS Sweet, pretty, and nicef Thix gal make: you turn and look twice. GEORGE YOHO Wherever the team if found, You can he :ure George it around. Secretary Donnetta Schrefflet President David Robinson 960 l l 3 i l l Alb,--nv i' Trearurer We, the Class of 1957, started our freshman year with 61 pupils. During the year we lost quite a few of them. They are as follows: Elva Daniels, Arlene Paxon, Sandra Rod, Deloris Longaberger, Delores Brown, Lillian Betker, Jim King, jean Lab, Donna Lillie, Ted Shepler, Paul Paxon, Rosemary Frankfather, Barbara Smer, and Donna Wade. This year Lucy Moulin, Carol Guittar, and Carole Feiock were our only new members. Our Freshmen officers were: President-jack Martin, V. P.-Don Bardine, Secretary-Pat Srinch- comb, and Treasurer-Jim Foutz. During our Sophomore year, as in our Fresh- men year, we lost quite a few pupils. james Baldwin, Gary Casey, jim Foutz, Mike Hug, jerry Kincaid, Dick Lab, Thurlough Schwartz, Earnie Sharp, Opal Lee, Hazel Moore, Luet a Hardie, Becky Sole, Rosalie Post. We voted as officers this year Dick Baker, President, Sylvia Brozic, V.P., Pucy Moulin, Secre- tary, and Margaret Fulton Treasurer. During the summer before we became juniors, we made money at the festivals held in East Canton. This year, plus the loss of Shirley Leach, joe Mabry, Virgie Fisher, Barbara McLinden, Kenny Richards, Helen Burress, David Farrell, and Larry Hemphill, we were extremely sorry to lose, through death, Rod- ney McAdow. We will always remember his kind words and friendly ways toward other people. We were glad to accept Paul Brand, Ralph McAdow, and Ray Karp into our class. Our money making projects were selling magazines. taking enumerations. selling candy, and collecting sales tax stamps. David Robin- son-presidentg Carol Gray-V.P.g Lucy Moulin-Secre- tary, Shirley Saurters-Treasurer. Our class play was The People vs. Maxine Lowe . Going from our Junior to Senior year we lost only a few students. They were Bob Bowser, Beverly Clark, jean Harris, Galyon Miller, Mary Scharver, and Lee Roy King. During the year we also lost Martha Barnes. A new member to our class was Donald Thomas. David Robinson-President, Gary Sagerman-V.P.g Secretary-Donnetta Schrefflerg Trea- surer-Shirley Sautters. To make money we sold Christmas cards, candy, magazines, collected tax stampsgand held dances. We were very proud and happy for the girls that were chosen as football and basketball atten- denrs that represented our class. We were exception- ally proud of our football queen of 1956 Pat Srinch- comb and her court consisting of Lucy Moulin, -Io- Ann Alloway, Carol Gray, and jean Watkins. Also the basketball queen, Donnetta Schreffler, and the Snow Queen, Margaret Fulton. As Seniors we presented The Robe for our play. We wish to express our gratitude to the fol- lowing teachers who have sponsored us since our freshmen year began. Thank you Mrs. Koenig, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Moulton for sponsoring us during our Freshman year, Mrs. Moulton and Mr. Moody our Sophomore year, and Mrs. Moulton and Mr. Moody our junior year. Mr. Moody sponsored us alone in our Senior Year. Vice President Gary Sagerman Shirley Sautters Jo ANN ALLOWAY Majors: English, Commercial, Home Economics, Social Studies Minors: Science Activities: Library Staff 15 Annual Staff 3,45 Office Staff 3,43 Newspaper Staff 1,2,3g Football Attendant 4: Play Staff 3,45 Student Council 3: Basketball 1,2. RICHARD BAKER Majors: English, Mathematics, Science Minors: Social Studies, Latin Activities: junior Honor Society 15 Senior Honor Society 2,3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Play Cast 3,45 Class Officer 25 Library Staff 35 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 2,35 H.S. Choir 1,2,3,45 Select Choir 45 Boy's Chorus 25 Band Solo and Ensemble Contests 2,3,4: Choir Contest 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Scholarship Test 1,2,3,45 District Scholarship Test 25 12 Year Club. DONALD BARDIN E Majors: Mathematics, English, Social Studies Minors: Science, Latin Activities: junior Honor Society 15 Senior Honor Society 2,3, 5 Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Latin Club l,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 County Select Choir5 Class Officer 1. JOAN NE BARNES Majors: English, Commercial, Social Studies Minors: Science, Home Economics Activities: Senior Honor Society 2,3,4g Play Cast 45 12 Year Club. ELLEN BARTHEL Majors: English, Commercial, Social Studies, Home Economics Activities: Newspaper Staff 35 junior Honor Society 15 Senior Honor Society 2,3,45 Student Council 15 Play Staff 3,45 Scholarship Tests 15 Annual Staff 3,45 Girls' Chorus 45 Select Choir 45 12 Year Club. WAYNE t BOWKER Majors: Mathematics, Science, English Minors: Latin, Social Studies Activities: Junior Honor Society lg Senior Honor Society 2,3,45 Treasurer 45 Play Cast 3,45 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 3,4g Editor 45 Library Staff l,2,35 12 Year Club5 Band 1,2,35 Boys' Chorus 2: H.S. Choir 1,2,3,45 Select Choir 45 Scholarship Test l,2,3,4: District Scholarship Test 2, Choir Contest 45 County Select Choir 3. PAUL BRAND Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing. SYLVIA BROZIC Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Latin, Commercial, Science, Mathematics Activities: Annual Staff 3,4: Choir 1,2,3,45 Girls', Volleyball 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4: Officer 2,3,45 Stu- dent Council 2,3, junior Honor Society, Officer lg Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Officer 25 Newspaper Staff 1,2, 3: Office Staff 5: Play Cast 3,4, Scholarship Test 25 Solo Ensemble Contest 2,45 Prince of Peace Contest 1,25 County Speech Contest 1,2,3,45 State Speech Con- test 3,4: J.C. Frolics 3, Voice of Democracy Contest 35 Red Cross 2,35 Opening Exercise Staff 4. MONA LOU CABLE Majors: English, Social Studies, Home Economics, Commercial Minors: Science Activities: Basketball l,2,35 Annual Staff 3, 45 12 Year Club. HARRY CLAYTON ' A Majors: English, Science, Social Studies Minors: Mathematics, Industrial Arts Activities: Football 2,35 Class Play 39 H.S. Choir 45 Hi-Y 25 12 Year Club. RALPH coss ' i D Majors: English, Science, Social Studies Minors: Industrial Arts, Mathematics ' Activities: 12 YeariClub. ROBERTA DAVIS Majors: English, Social Studies, Home Economics, Commercial Minors: Science Activities: Band l,2,3: Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4g Reserve Cheerleader 3: H.S. Choir 1,3,45 Girls' Chorus 45 Play Cast 3,45 Newspaper Staff 2,35 Annual Staff 3,45 Solo and Ensemble Contest 25 Red Cross Council 1,3. MARVIN DEN NISON t ' Majors: English, Science, Mathematics, Social Studies Minors: Industrial Arts Activities: Play Cast 45 Play 'Staff 35 Baseball 3. JAMES DeWALT Majors: English, Mathematics,'Social Studies Minors: Science, Industrial Arts Activities: Boys' Chorus 2: H.S. Choir 2,3,45 Basket- ball 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3,4: Lettermans' Club 3,45 Track 25 Boys' Octet 3. I KENNY DIETRICH V Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Science, Industrial Arts Activities: Play Staff 35 12 Year Club. GEORGE DOBRANSKY Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Mathematics, Science, Industrial Arts Activities: Play Staff 35 12 Year Club. ROBERT EATON Majors: English, Science, Social Studies Minors: Latin, Mathematics Activities: Play Cast 3,45 Football 2,35 Baseball 15 Basketball 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,35 An- nual Staff 45 12 Year Club. SHIRLEY EMERICK Majors: English, Home Economics, Social Studies Minors: Science Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Newspaper Staff 35 Girls' Chorus 45 Play Cast 45 Play Staff 35 Opening Exercise Staff 45 Basketball 2,35 Volleyball 2,35 Annual Staff 3,45 Basketball Attendant 4. CAROLE FEIOCK Majors: English, Social Studies, Mathematics Minors: Latin, Commercial glfitivities: Tri-Hi-Y 45 H.S. Choir 1,25 Annual Staff MARGARET FULTON Majors: English, Social Studies, Commercial Minors: Home Economics, Science Activities: Tri-I-Ii7Y 1,2,45 Class Officer 25 Basket- ball Attendant 25 Junior Honor Society 15 Senior Honor Society 2,3,45 Treasurer 25 Girls' Chorus 45 Play Staff 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Office Staff 45 Scholarship Tests 25 12 .Year Club5 Opening Exercise Staff 45 Snow Queen 4. REBECCA GARDNER Majors: English, History, Commercial Minors: Science, Home Economics Activities: H.S. Choir 45 Library Staff l,2,45 Play Cast 35 Play Staff 45 Chorus 3,45 Newspaper Staff 35 Basketball l,2,35 Volleyball 1,2,3. CAROL GRAY Majors: English, Science, Mathematics Minors: Latin, Social Studies Activities: Play Clast 3,45 junior Honor Society 15 Senior Honor Society 2,3,45 Class Officer 35 H.S. Choir 1,45 Band 15 Football Attendant 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Secretary 25 Newspaper Staff 1,25 Annual Staff 3,45 12 Year Clubg Scholar- ship Tests 1,2,3. CAROL GUITTAR Majors: Science, English, History Minors: Mathematics Activities: Girls' Chorus 3,45 Choir 3,45 Senior Hon- or Society 3,45 Girls' Basketball 1,2,35 Volleyball 1,25 Scholarship Tests 1.2. DOLORES HAUBERT Majors: English, Commercial, Social Studies Minors: Science, Home Economics Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 15 Annual Staff 3,45 12 Year Club. VERN HEIM Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Mathematics, Science, Industrial Arts Activities: Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Orchestra 3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Band Librarian 35 Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,3,45 12 Year Club. LEE HERRINGTON Majors: English, Social Studies, Mathematics Minors: Science, Industrial Arts Activities: Football l,2,3,45 Play Cast 3,45 H.S. Choir 2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 2,35 Select Choir 45 Letterman's Club 3,4. MARJORIE IRVINE Majors: English, Home Economics, Social Studies Minors: Science DON IRWIN Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Industrial Arts, Science, Mathematics Activities: Football 1,2,3. PAT JENSEN Majors: English, Science, Social Studies Minors: Mathematics, Commercial, Home Economics Activities: Junior Honor Society 15 Senior Honor Society 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4. SHIRLEY JENSEN Majors: English, Home Economics, Social Studies Minors: Science Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Girls' Chorus 45 Volley- ball 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,3. RAY KARP Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Mathematics, Science Activities: Play Cast 45 Select Choir 45 Basketball 35 Football 35 Track 3. CAROL KING Majors: English, Commercial, 'Social Studies Minors: Home Economics Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 15 Basketball 25 12 Year Club. BE'l'I'Y LITTLE , Majors: English, Home Economics, Social Studies Activities: 12 Year Club. DAVID MAIR Majors: English, Social Studies, Science Minors: Industrial Arts, Mathematics Activities: Play Cast 3,45 Basketball 35 Track 1,25 12 Year Club. MARY MALONE Majors: English, Mathematics, Social Studies Minors: Science, Latin Activities: Lincoln Honor Roll 1, Latin Club 1,2,3, 4, Lincoln Booster Club 1, Senior Honor Society 3,4, Play Staff 3,4. JACK MARTIN Majors: English, Mathematics, Science Minors: Latin, Social Studies Activities: lilunior Honor Society 1, Senior Honor Society 2,3, 5 President 4, Play Cast 3,4, Annual Staff 3,4, Student Council 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3,4, President 4, H.S. Choir l,2,3,4, Boys' Chorus 1,2,3, Select 3,4, Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Class Officer 1, Track 2, 12 Year Club. RALPH MCADOW Majors: English, Industrial Arts Minors: Mathematics, Social Studies Activities: Play Cast 4, Basketball 1,33 Football 1,4, Timken Booster Club 1,2, Letterman's Club 4, Base- ball 4, Track 4. SANDRA MCCLELLAN Majors: Social Studies, English, Home Economics Minors: Science Activities: Library Staff 1,3, Girls' Chorus 3, Band 1,2, Play Cast 3, 12 Year Club. LINDA MILLER Majors: English, Home Economics, Social Studies Minors: Science Activities: H.S. Choir 2, Girls' Chorus 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 12 Year Club. KATHLEEN MITCHELL Majors: English, Mathematics, Social Studies Minors: Science, Latin Activities: Future Nurses' Club 2, Booster Club 2, Latin Club 3,4, Volleyball 3, Chorus 1,2, Scholarship Test 2, Red Cross Council l,2. WILLIAM MORETTA Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Industrial Arts, Mathematics, Science Activities: Band 1,2,3,4, Track 2, 12 Year Club. DAN MOSER Majors: English, Science, Social Studies Minors: Latin, Mathematics Activities: Band 1,2,3, H.S. Choir 1,2,3,4, Boys' Quartet 3, Annual Staff 3,4, Latin Club 1,2,3,4. CAROL ANN MOTTS Majors: English, Science, Social Studies Minors: Home Economics, Mathematics Activities: Band 1,2,3,4, Dance Orchestra 3,4, Boys' Chorus Accompanist 2, H.S. Choir 1,2, junior Honor Society 1, Senior Honor Society 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, H.S. Choir Accompanist 3,4, H.S. Choir l,2, Select Choir 4, Miss Echo Queen 4. LUCILLE MOULIN Majors: English, Science, Home Economics, Com- mercial, Social Studies Activities: Football Attendant 4, Basketball Atten- dant 3, Junior Honor Society 1, Senior Honor Socie- ty 2, Class Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, Play Cast 4, Annual Staff 3,4, Office Staff 4. KAREN PRINCE Majors: Home Economics, Commercial, English, Social Studies Minors: Mathematics, Science . Activities: H.S. Choir 4, Play Staff 3, Play Cast 4, Contest Play 4. DAVID ROBINSON Majors: Science, English, Mathematics Minors: Industrial Arts, Social Studies Activities: Class Officer 3,4, Play Cast 3, Play Staff 4, Annual Staff 3,4, Select Choir 4, H.S. Choir 4, Student Council 3. , JACK ROHRBAUGH Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Industrial Arts, Science Activities: Band l,2,3. DEAN ROTHACHER Majors: English, Science, Mathematics Minors: Social Studies, Industrial Arts Activities: Basketball l,2,4, Football 1,2,4, Play Cast 3, Play Staff 4, Track 3, Baseball l,2, H.S. Choir 1, 2,3,4, Select Choir 4, 12 Year Club. GARY SAGERMAN Majors: English, Mathematics, Science Minors: Latin, Social Studies Activities: Play Cast 3,4, junior Honor Society 1, Senior Honor Society 2,3,4, Band l,2,3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Track 3,4, Latin Club l,2,3,4, Orchestra 3,4, Class Officer 4, Select Choir 4, Annual Staff 3,4, H.S. Choir 4. SHIRLEY SAUTTERS Majors: English, Science, Commercial, Social Studies Minors: Mathematics, Latin Activities: Class Treasurer 3,4, Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 1,4, Annual Staff 3,4, Play Cast 4, Play Staff 3, junior Honor Society 1, Senior Honor Socie- ty 2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Library Staff 3,4, News- paper Staff 3, Scholarship Test 3. DONETTA SCHREFFLER Majors: English, Social Studies, Home Economics Minors: Science Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 4, Class Secretary 4, Choir 4, Library Staff 3, Volleyball l,2, Basketball 1,2, An- nual Staff 3,4, Basketball Queen 4. RALPH SCHXVARTZ Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Science, Industrial Arts, Mathematics Activities: Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Play Staff 4, Letterman's Club 3,4,.12 Year Club. MARLYN SHEPHERD Majors: English, Home Economics, Social Studies Minors: Science Activities: Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4g 12 Year Club. KAREN SMITH Majors: English, Commercial, Social Studies Minors: Science Activities: Library Staff 1,2g Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g Choir l,2,3,4: Select Choir 4: Girls' Chorus 2,3,4g Girls' Triple Trio l,2,4g Office Staff 3,4g Annual Staff 3, 4, Red Cross Council 1,25 Latin Club l,2,3,4g Stu- dent Play Director 3,4g Reserve Cheerleader 2,33 Newspaper Staff 1,2. PATRICIA STINCHCOMB Majors: English, Social Studies, Home Economics, Commercial Minors: Science Activities: Cheerleader 1,2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g Red Cross Council 2,3, Officer 3: Basketball Attendant 1, Snow Queen Attendant 1: Football Queen 4: I2 Year Club: Play Staff 3,4g Basketball 1,2,3g Volleyball 1, 2,3g H.S. Choir 4: Girls' Chorus 3: Class Officer 1, Annual Staff 3,4. ROGER STITH Majors: En lish, Social Studies Minors: Industrial Arts, Science, Mathematics Activities: Football 4: Play Staff 4, Letterman's Club 4, Track 4. LEONARD TALBOTT Majors: English, Science, Social Studies Minors: Industrial Arts Activities: Football 2,3,4g Baseball 3: Track 1,2,3g Basketball 2, Letterman's Club 2,35 Play Cast 3. BOB THELEN Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Science, Mathematics, Industrial Arts Activities: Play Staff 4: 12 Year Club. DONALD THOMAS Majors: English, Industrial Arts Minors: Mathematics, Social Studies Activities: McKinley Tumbling Team 2. JERRY VOLZER Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Mathematics, Science, Industrial Arts Activities: Basketball 1,2, Baseball 2,3,4g Football 2, 3,4, Lettermarfs Club 3,43 Hi-Y 2, Play Staff 3,4. JANE WATKINS Majors: English, Social Studies, Home Economics, Commercial Minors: Science Activities: Choir 4: Annual Staff 3,43 Play Cast 4: Basketball l,2g Volleyball 1,2. JEAN WATKINS Majors: English, Social Studies, Commercial, Home Economics Minors: Science Activities: Annual Staff 3,43 Football Attendant 4, Office Staff 4: Basketball 1,2g Volleyball 1,2. CAROL WEIROUGH Majors: English, Commercial, Social Studies Minors: Home Economics, Science Activities: Band 1,2,3,4g H.S. Choir 1, Junior Hon- or Society 1, Senior Honor Society 3,4: Volleyball 1, 2, Basketball 1,2, 12 Year Club. DONNA WORKMAN Majors: English, Commercial, Social Studies Minors: Latin, Science Activities: Band l,2,3,4g Band Librarian 1: Reporter 4: Solo and Ensemble Contest 2, Choir 1,2,3,4, Latin Club l,2,3,4: junior Red Cross Council l,2,3, Trea- surer 35 Newspaper Staff 1,2,3g Annual Staff 3,4g 12 Year Club: Play Cast 3,4g Girl's Basketball lg Library Staff 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g Council Representative 25 Junior Honor Society 1, Girls' Chorus 4. GEORGE YOHO Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Industrial Arts, Science Activities: Basketball I,2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4: Baseball 1,2,3,4: Play Staff 4: Letterman's Club 3,41 12. Year Club. I5 . rl 4 'I tt rv.y74f4 1 R l h S. ' Graduation night it oven f xxynv-'ff' a P X' Each elasrmale har gone hir way -. 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E XXX DONNA WORKMAN ' 'l Traveling Salesman Minister 5' VICE PRESIDENT George Carl TREASURER Danny Yocrns Sandra Albers Bob Allcr Par Arnrz Barbara Blosc Pax Blose Emma Brand jean Brown May Brunner Judy Cable Gcorgc Carl ,liil1l'l llhipps Dirk Clappcr David Conrad Carolyn Davis Bill Dclfluff Glen Dcrheimcr Judy Dick Paul Diclcerhoff Madeline Earley Rosalie Esselburn Jim Fcrrerman Carol Ifornasicro Mnrilynn liosrcr Aliiixl l:0wlCr Judy Fry Judy Gasrin Dnrorhy Good jim Good Eddie lla N.irrlia Hcgnaucr Margaircr Henderson Louise Horner Ila Huston Mike Ickes 3 ,QP I if 2 , Tivo A in EQ? I I ldo I I. lyoi 1 ll 5 1. Qian' l' i 2 V.. ,, . 1, 2 I 'A' of as. -, 2 :ISS x in is-as in I I R53 v I Jalk ngfisn I I I ' ll Q l it V S ,E.E' i I I if .H L 5 X V1 L SECRETARY Sandra Albers PRESIDENT Dick Clapper 1 l T ,, i N 3' A 'ln U' Z' -,. V.- 1, l I H 4 .2 tif was I . 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V Danny Yoerns - 5 ' 'N 1 - Doretta Yoho , t . .. - ..., N . 6 X '- H ' -' - Gene Yoho K D 127 i Robert Youtz . W in ik' 1 VICE-PRESIDENT Mary Schmunk TREASURER Janice Dungelo Bessie Allen Berry Aller Tom Anthony Rose Marie Baum Kenney Beck Kathleen Bland Bob Campbell Ronald Carl Dick Cilapper Hill Clapper David Chipps Galen Darrah Fred Davis Janice Dangelo Dun Dnbransky Steve Dnhransky Fred Dull Iva Mae Ehler Rebecca Fahyanic Diana Feiock Gaylon Ferguson Ruger Finney Pat Foster Ray Fourz Jim Franks Carolyn Fry Loren Fry Don Gardner SECRETARY Shirley Kahler PRESIDENT Kenny Beck it .4 4' e Q A ii i V A Ref A. I al K f' 1 2 . 1 E i H i .K Rx! I' 5, in D , A B Kr ' ii i. far 4 N-1-.. 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PRESIDENT Ji f - 0 SECRETARY Ann Crummrine if I Geraldine Paumier I . of Q ,I in E VICE-PRESIDENT R , 5 R TREASURER Carole Baum Q Bud M0Ulifl my --51, ll 'i i'Ii 21 5 Tom Ake , - Dwain Barrick , K I K . ' Carole Mae Baum 3 W , I 1 . R5 b 2 Carol Blose ' J' W. nw . X ,- W N43 Q Clifford Bowser K VY RW -, ' ..,,,, '1 '1 Ruby Carter I V V K ,, 'M Elizabeth Clapper il M- 4' ,Q .. . x-45 l v , .f . 3Q5,:.i. -V .f ' 1 5 , is .5 A fi James Clark , A , 5 l. Mary Lee Claymn I Judy Cogan R Q p K , K . P 5. ,, Stanley Conrad J, :by Lf i f ' -9- I J. Charles craig G,-A 'M' X -r Q, Karen Cross ,A ' H Ann Crumrine K M j ii . A - f I ' :X 'E .A 7 35 Eddie Cmmrine l Berry Denison Duane Dourm Q I IJ, , N Q Bob Duncan 'CF ' ' i K ' ' R 5 . .4 Raymond Dunham V -1- ' 'S V N, -'- V ' ' D011 Faulk lszif , l M' T . T Philip mark m J rf, ni' Y 5. 1 K . Roy Ferguson V E 'il E Jim Foltz i h 'I Don Foltz , I K - i l Elaine Foster M r . ' K P g i Dororhy Fourz ,5 33,9 3 ' 'K Za: ' 1 Barbara Franks 'L I . 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QE, - - 2 k'A' 5 YQ' an my if , M1 E Q r fu' ,Q J 1 -'lf Q, gl 5 i 3 Q ' . is . 1 we 1 Ryo' W ...L Judy Laurzenheiser Mary Ledberrer John Maher Sandra McCauslin Sharon Male Pere Melchoir Judy Mildazis Marilyn Metzger Lewis Miller Robert Mong Lynelle Moody Barbara Moore Janet Morris Bob Morton Mary Alice Mmrs Jack Mowder Patsy Ann North Karen Oberly Bob Pappas Key Picker: Penny Rossirer Phillip Profirt Carol Rohrer Vicky Postlewaire Paul Salmen Lecia Scorr David Shankel Carol Scharver jim Sharrock Donald Shepherd Ronald Shepherd ,Idhn Starr Larry Smith David Summers Frank Sukosd Jane Swaney Clara Tessanne Billy Thomas Sharon Trego Shirley Trego Arthur Waers jack Waers ,lack W'eiland Helga Winkler Patricia Woodruff Karen Yoerns Gerald Yoho Roberra Palmer M Q 'W Didkevlq ' i f - -rfgf, A ' I-i.' f.::, Y... ' -. Y i .Mu .' J . s ..-. .. ar 3- vm.. 5 ,Z .r-, X' JUL 9 UQ 5021- Q a E. .V ' S Q? Q SLWQUUU, N 'S Z xx J F , 'P1'W4y ' W X Z 4 Q Spwdo, I Qzganizatiano, lMuaic Z ZZ 9' The -Hornets ended their 1956-57 season with a 5-4 record, under the excellent coaching of Mr. Kosky and Mr. Tatta. It was one of their best in recent years. . Two team members made the all county team this yearg they are Dick Clapper, guard, and George Yoho, right half back. The team will be losing the following Seniors this year: jim DeWalt, Ray Karp, Lee Herrington, Don Bardine, jerry Volzer, Leonard Talbott, George Yoho, Dean Rothacher, Roger Stith, and Ralph McAdow. jerry Volzer Roger Stith E.C. Opp. 6 North Canton 19 18 Greentown 14 0 Navarre 32 38 Alliance Reserves 0 39 Middlebranch 7 6 Sandy Valley 38 12 North Canton 6 19 Northwest 14 6 jackson 53 144 183 Szmww, Don Bardine Jim DeWalt George Yoho aeffwgton Raw' M gt CA dow Dean Rorhacher -e h O il F1 L 1 ' f 1151 1 V pu J P l 'R 1- I U . 1 P r sf- M u f Q V .4 X P' mm! N ,, v-4 if 1 5 A . 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Q 'K 1, -.Xf 1 K wg.-f W1 , JM,--Q9 JOHN TATTA, LOUIS KOSKY Alu .A n Rita Fulton, Par Lautzenheiser, Kathy Thelen, Bonnie Oberly, Pat Stinchcomb fiactiall -IoArm Allowny Carol Gray Lucille Moulin QUEEN PAT STINCHCOMB jenn Wxltkins 'lil Jig, ,. fi' T ew ,N , ,. Shirley Emcrick lvn Mac Ehlcr QUEEN DONNETTA SCHREFFLER Kathy Thclcn Carol Blose .93 E68 5' East Canton High School finished their basketball season, Ll1lC.lCf the fine coaching of Mr. Tatta, with an 11-5 record. High Point man was Ralph Schwartz, who averaged approximately 21 points per game. Following close in his tracks were George and Gene Yoho, who were great additions to the team. The Hornets will be losing the following Seniors this year: Gary Sagerman, Ralph Schwartz, George Yoho, Dick Baker, Bob Eaton, and Dean Rothacher. EC. 56 Marlboro 28 E.G 75 Navarre 53 E.C. 40 jackson 44 E.C. 63 Middlebranch 5 2 E.C. 71 Greentown 45 EG. 70 Hartville 58 EC. 57 Northwest 50 EC. 71 Uniontown 65 E.C. 80 Navarre 44 EC, 48 jackson 55 E.C. 96 Micldlebranch 65 EC. 59 Sandy Valley 76 E.C. 72 Marlboro 44 EC. 45 Northwest 47 EG 65 Brewster 81 EC. 67 McKinley Reserves 45 Total 1013 Total 826 George Yoho Ralph Schwartz 'M MIM, xg f s:Z's'5'3r' 0 O Qivgg. i Kudfldlty fkam -:Sa Don Wfcsrfqll Gcnc Yoho, Dick Baker Rllph Schwartz SlL,C.l'ITllll Cicor L Xuho Dick Offinecr. 'Q ? so milnn, cm cr: Mon Hub Futmm. Gary XX irc-r Ind Munn Bill Clipper Dfuid Shan c lllllllg viil Muir, Li.liL'll lu uwn Dun SCIXXIYII D11 11 per Mike Qtincm fix: - , , Fw , Q3 K N Q I K . fav-' 2321 iy I ,.... f . Ii! .. 3 5 ? 1 1 f S I ,- E1 ,, K- fr. 'A .4-Lv' X 4 A-5 5' A Ag' Lf.: 1 A W 2 4 -I.,-jnssihx5e.fg.g ?: V X. Y 3- fy- 41 1 .fn k Qigfggggg gv' wh f '- W N ,. K . . ...ai 'I 1'. p, vis. 1 Q2 cs ,, 3 . Q , as Wx' -Wi' I ? 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Walter Derrick, Rev. john Butts, Paul Lin- hart, Jack Graham, Harry Stinchcomb, Charles Miller, Homer Knepper. ...anowe'L.f7n..7he f U Mr. Donald Andregg, Mr. Wilbur Mark. S lllb Edin Staff , -V 2 . ,.r-', BUSINESS STAFF ' sfqjed. S jack Martin ' Carol M YDYYOR Bowket, .lean Watk. Otts, Del ne . Ins, Ofes H Wav Sludey Emeri1goAnn Alloway S aube Moulin G C ' Par Su Mad' 8 ' HW Sagerman nchcomb H a 112' STAFF ASSISTANTS Sealed: Carol Feiock, Margaret Fulton, Mona Cable, Karen Smith Carol Gray, Donna Workman, Shirley Saurrers. Standing: Dan Moser Dick Baker, Mr. Moody, Dave Robinson, jim DeWalt, Don Bardine Ahrent' Roberta Davis Ellen Barrhl SI ' B ' . , e, yvia rozic, Donnetta Schref- fler. - Staff Row One: Jean Brown, Carol Kaser, Lois Linhart, Rose Barbara XX'yler, Judy Cable, Louise Horner, Pat Williams Mary Rohrer, Judy Dick, Linda Moser. Rou' Two: Sharal Rou' Three: Bill DeHoff, Lorin Smith, Gene Yoho Schweyer, Marilyn McAdow, Kathy Thelen, Carol Fornasi- Mike Stinchcomb, James Van Der Wells, George Carl ero, Margaret Henderson, Sandra Albers, Linda Ward, Dick Clapper, David Conrad. euwfpapew Staff Rau' One: Sharal Schweyer, Carol Kaser, Carol Fornasi- Betty Jensen, Marilyn McAdow, Linda Ward, Judy Cable, ero, Sandra Albers, Barbara Wyler, Linda Moser. Rau' Louise Horner, Rau' Three: Susan Mair, Nancy Tressel, Tim: Miss DeFrank, Sue Stoffer, Janice Mong, Bonnie Martha Hegnauer, Gail Mathis, David Slicker, Mike Obcrly, Barbara Blose, Irene Sprankle, Kathy The-len, Stinchcomb, Lorin Smith. :df ' Run' One: Pamela Schweyer, Jewell Douglas, Pamela Wrirkman, Lolita Cable, Shirley Foster, Fthel Brand, Lynn Fdwards, Row Two: Sue Stof- fer, Nancy Pierce, Gail Parsons, Donna Martin, Pat Miller, Sue Strawderman, Joyce Darrah. Brenda Snyder, Fvelyn Conley, Gail Mathis. Ron' Three: Sandra Cable, Barbara Moretta, Caro- lyn Fddy, Margaret Eaton, Mary Mi- rand, Barbara Johnson, Dorothy Borne, Carol Knowles. fair ' Fmnr, Lcfl m Riglof: Roberta Davis, Shirley Eme- rick, Karen Smith, JoAnn Moulin, Judy Jozwia- kowski, Carol Kaser, Margaret Fulton, Ila Houston, Linda Ward, Sharal Schweyer. Kathy Thelen, Bar- bara Blose, Carol Feiock, Pat Jensen, Lois Linhart, Betty Jensen, Donnetta Schreffler, Shirley Sautters, Susan Mair, Sylvia Brozic, Carol Fornasiero, Shir- ley Jensen, Marilyn McAdow, Bonnie Oberly, Gail Mathis, Wilma Lones, Irene Sprankle, Marvel Page, Barbara Little, Waveline Pickett, Martha Heg- nauer, Donna Wcmrkman, Par Stinchcomb, Nancy Tressel, Dorothy Good, Mary Logsdon, Janice Mong, Sandy Albers, Judy Gastin, Barbara Wyler, Sue Stoffer. . . fifaai,5m.f 'i5ii?WaSf.e1sawmQ ' Htl, czifa, 5,1 is rs- X X r Q v W . , l ivy, a wma- -my u 93 , Row One: Joe Shanower, James Muck- ly, Gary Bole, Russell Westfall, Den- nie Myers, David Hegnauer, Charles Butts, Frank Sukosed. Rau' Two: Philip Dobransky. Carl Dobransky. James Barrick, Richard Guittar, Linda Morton, Row Three: Jerry Miller, Paul Salmon, Jim Sharrock, Gene Blythe, Bob Morton, Buz Krabill. Prerident --- Vice-Prerident Trearurer --- Secretary -- Chaplain -- ga - Row One: Richard Swallen, Ronald Bates, Terry Snider, Dick Hegnauer, Albert Santimarino, Virgil Anderson. Row T woi Denny Wenger, Eugene Tourno, Paul Wylet, John Ward, Jim Hinderer, Mr. Irwin. Row Three: Ronald Thompson, Earl Linerode, Bill Ritchey, Don Rohrig, Tom Ake, Sam Bai-dine. ,aww From, Left to Right: Elaine Foster, Dora Westfall, Rita Fulton, Bonnie Srinchcomb, Donna Narduzzi, Mary Lee Clayton, Carol Blose, Ann Crumtnerine, Polly Linhart, Par Kiko, Norma Rorhgeb, Judy Cogan, Marlene Harris, Marie Sagerman, Connie Werley, Joyce Moran, Rose Marie Baum, Twila Page, Kathy Bland, Judy Henderson, Carolyn Fry, June Lyons, Pat Laurzenheiser, Carolyn Smith, Carol Morrice, Willa McMasters, Donna Middaugh, Fran- ces Gasten, Janice Johnson, Carol Krabill, Wilma Kinsinger, Carol Mae Baum, Nancy Hurher, Mary Schmuck, Shirley Kahler, Karen Stertzbach, Janice Dangelo, Karen Heakin. TRI-HI-Y SENIOR CHAPTER - W ...........,.t....A Sylvia Brozic -, - - ,Linda Ward Carol Fornasiero - C - - -Barbara Wylet Martha Hegnauer JUNIOR CHAPTER Prerident ........e... .- .,....c... Shirley Kahler Vice-President .ecc Pat Lautzenheiser Trearurer --- --cMary Schmuck Secretary -- ...., Carolyn Smith Chaplain .,.. Rose Marie Baum as r 1 I i a F 1 u Senicvn ' swag, Rm: One: Carol Kaser, Janet Chipps, Virginia Messenger, Margaret Henderson, Shirley Kahler, Shirley Sautters, Donna Middaugh, Rose Marie Baum, Carol Gray, Linda Wfard, Judy Cable, Sharal Schweyer. Row Two: Carol Wfeirouiah, Sandra Albers, Pat Jensen, Joanne Barnes, Mary Schmuck, Mary Malone, Margaret Fulton, Betty Aller, Nancy Tressel, Carol Motts, Pat Williams, Miss Robertson. Rau' Three: Ellen Barthel, Barbara Wyler, ,Q w 3 .. t- , Q -3 , . 1 C Ron' One: Pamela Schweyer, Jewell Douglas, Susan Robinson Joanne Kahler, Shirley Weirough, Marjorie Bland, Kara Lynn Jones, Judy Cogan. Ron' Two: Mr. Irwin, Dick Hegnauer, Charles Craig, Larry Grey, Bradley Martin, Larry Shepler, Larry Haynam, Earnest Oakes, Dwain Dourm, Victor Mair. Rau' Three: Lolita Cable, Gail Mathis, Don Bardine, Dick Baker, Gary Sagerman, Jack Martin, Wayne Bowker, Fred Doll, Don Dobransky, Carol Guittar, Susan Mair. Rau' Four: Louise Horner, Dick Clapper, Daniel Yoerns, Richard Slicker, David Conrad, Tom Anthony, Bob Walker, Martha Hegnauer. Absent: Pat Lautzenheiser, Carolyn Smith, Judy Mc- Donald. sway r 1 l nw -, ,V , , Pamela Workman, Jean Fabyanic, Betty Dennison, Jane Fabyanic, Lynn Edwards, Peggy Gardner, Shirley Hender- long. Ron' Four: Sandy Cable, Dennis Wanger, Dorothy Ferguson, Patty Davis, Nancy Pierce, Linda Morton, Norma Rothgeb, Ann Crummerine, Carol Mae Baum. . Stan ' it Standing: Gail Mathis, Betty Dennison, Linda MOSCI, O'Neil. Seated: Mrs. Ryder, Ann Crummerine, Shirley JLIIICI Ci'lippS, 102111 ix'i0XVkiCl , Rebecca G3fLiHCf, ROSHHC Sauftefg, Peggy Gardner, Judy Dick, Sandy Albers, Esselburn, Linda Wartl, Sue Stoffer, Marvel Page, Norma lfzce' Staff Seated: JoAnn Alloway, Pat Blose, Par Williams, Jean Watkins, Margaret Fulton. Slandingz Lucy Moulin, Carole Feiock, Janice Mong, Karen Smith, Pat Stinchcomb. 'is' Q5 QQ!! .7 yearn Ron' One: Ellen Barthell, Sylvia Brozic, Carol Gray, Donna Wcmrkinan, Carol Weirough. Ron' 'l'1ro: -loAnn Alloway, Pat Stinchcomb, Linda Miller, Mona Cable, Margaret Fulton, Joanne Barnes, Carol King, Carol Motts, Delores Haubert. Rm: Three: Bob Eaton, Vern lleim, Dan Moser, Wayne Bowker, Bob Thelen, Harry Clayton, Bill Moretta, George Dobransky. Ruiz' Four: Dean Rothacher, Dick Baker, Ralph Schwartz. Gary Sagerman, ,lack Martin, Dave Mair, Ralph Coss, George Yoho. u if . Run' Ona: Harrier Robinson, Linda Ward, jean Brown, Pat Williams, Peggy Gardner, Shirley Henderlong, Martha Winkler, Linda Morton, Mary Malone, Shirley Sautters, Ruby Carter, Karen Smith, Diana Feiock, Carol Krabill. Run' 7'n'n: Sharal Schweyer, Louise Horner, Ann Crum- merinc, Kathy Mitchel, Norma Rothgeb, Judy Cogan, ,lean Moxxder, Carol Gray, Carol Feiock, Donna Work- man, Sylvia Brozic, Mary Schmuck, Nancy Huther, Twila Page, Mrs. Ryder. Ron' Three: Bill Chipper, Bob Eaton, Dan Moser, Don Bardine, Dick Baker, Gary Sagerman, jack Martin, Wayne Bowker, Bill DeHoff, David Conrad, Bob Walker, Marvel Page. Ruiz' Four: Howard Irwin, Phillip Feiock, Donald Foltz, David Swindell, Gary Marks, Charles Craig, Dick Hegnauer, Tom Anthony. 'Uocal Qep Sdect Since 1953, when Mrs. Anna McQueen became our choir instructor, the vocal department has grown tremendously. We were called upon to sing for vari- ous programs throughout the school and town. The Spring Fever Frolics came into being and is now one of the schools most outstanding programs. We wish to thank you, Mrs. McQueen, for the choir which we are very proud of, for without your pa- tience and wonderful personality this would never have come about. Sealed: Carol Motts. Row One: Mrs. McQueen, Carolyn Davis, Betty Jensen, Kathy Thelen, Ellen Barthel, Rebec- ca Gardner, Kara Lynn jones, Karen Smith, Sandy Albers. Row Two: Carol Fornasiero, Irene Sprankle, Louis Hor- ner, Pat Williams, Gail Mathis, Martha Hegnauer, Carol Guittar, Pat Blose, Lois Linhart. Row Three: Dan Moser, Don Bardine, Gary Sagerman, Dick Baker, Dean Ro- thacher, Jack Martin, Wayne Bowker, Dave Robinson, Sam Bardine, Ted Shepler. Row Four: Bob Youtz, Richard Sliclcer, Elmer Snider, Eddie Hall, Lee Herrington, Lorin Smith. , 5 va 5 4' ,s I yn., vp ! . 1 N QE , L 5,255 fm . Q M '- , 1. -... fx Q w Q - 2 1 iw 1 1:1 , J: qw if w Via S raw ,.,., M A.,,4fg'fiSsi1.gq- R During the two month absence of Mrs. Anna McQueen the vocal department was directed by Mrs. Martha Hegnauer. She worked very hard during .this period get- ting the students ready for various programs. There were many programs at school functions which asked that vocal entertainment be presented. Preparing for the solo and ensemble contest proved very chal- lenging. Songs for the Stark County Music Festival got quite a workout. We wish to thank her for her time and patience which she gave us. W .2 if aagaswmz , Sealed: Don Bardine. Rou' One: Mrs. McQueen, Sandy Al- bers, Carol Kaser, Karen Smith, Roberta Davis, Elaine Foster, Mary Shanower, Peggy Gardner, Kara Lynn Jones, Donna Narduzie, Marfliorie Pettay, Pauline Linhart, Shir- ley Henderlong, Mary Lee Clayton, Rita Fulton, Shirley Emerick, Connie Werley, Patty Kiko. Row Two: Dora Westfall, Fern Hewitt, Pat Foster, Frances Gastin, Eleanor Stertzbach, Lois Linhart, Jean Brown, Scharal Schweyer, Nancy Kirkendale, Carolyn Smith, Par Lautzenheiser, Bon- nie Stinchcomb, Rose Marie Baum, Carol Baum, Nancy Huther, Rosalee Esselburn, Grace Slabach. Row Three: Carol Blose, Ann Crummerine, Gail Mathis, Betty Aller, Carol Guittar, Waveline Pickett, Marvel Page, Barbara Wyler, Dorothy Good, Karen Heakin, Marie Sagerman, Janice Johnson, Harriett Robinson, Linda Ritchey, Nancy Tressel. Row Four: Marilyn Foster, Betty Jensen, Linda Moser, Carol Fornasiero, Louise Horner, Rebecca Gardner, Carolyn Davis, Judy Dick, Twila Page, Linda Miller, lla Houston, Ellen Barthel, Donna Workman, Shirley Jensen, Sylvia Brozic, Margaret Fulton. v P Y , ff, .fri . 4 T . 'I Q ck? - fkj - 4 I! ' Vw QQ-Q f Qi 1, I . . f ,, 2 - - ff pw M f I W 1 . fl , ., 1. ww . it -L I ' li 5 .1 Q1 Q Yi, 4' 5F 5:4 ,I v 1 -...... 3 If 5 'E F W J Q-Iyfof 1 10' 5 1 R G 1 ' ' A A 75351 wwf .-Lg.. ,, A2 fl!! M 1. 'V gb' Jean Brown, Sharal Schweyer, Marie Sagerman, Kara Lynn Jones Row Two: Norma Rorhgeb, Par Williams, Gail Mathis, Carol Motts, Mary Allice Morts, Donna Workman, Mary Schmuck, Connie Werley, Jewell Douglas, Mary Davis, Richard Swallen, Warren Youtz, Sally Glantzer. Row Three: Louis Miller, Carol Rohrer, Carol Mae Baum, Janice Johnson, Charles Craig, Lorin Smith, Laverne Ketchum, Judy Laurzenheiser, Joyce Darrah, Carol Weirough, Dick Royer, Linda Grey, Donald Cross. Row Four: Victor Mair, Joann Kahler, Par Miller, Bob Clapper, Gary Sager- man, Elmer Snider, Dick Clapper, Karen Heakin, Bill DeHoff, Bob Youtz, Carolyn Davis, Rebecca Crawford, Claude Paumier, Sandy Albers. Row Five: Jean Fabyanic, Jane Fabyanic, Lois Lin- hart, Richard Slicker, Vern Heim, Bill Morerra, Donald Foltz, David Swindell, Tim Robinson, Dick Hegnauer, Carol Krabill, Larry Haynam, Polly Linhart. Piano: Carol Morrs. Standing: Irene Sprankle, Dick Hegnauer, Mr. Kennedy. CSeatedJ Row One: Gail Mathis, Carolyn Davis, Sandy Albers, Charles Craig, Claude Paumier. Row Two: Denny Wenger, Vern Heim, Bob Yourz, Garry Sagerman, Elmer Snider, Richard Slicker, Tim Robinson. Band Director: Donald Kennedy 1 . bg- ,fi ,,,,gaj'7 lx! AR, I L 5 ' 3I,fffg f5gQg Q Q3 zifg 1 - w M .1 'fl .A,.. , ' ., w Wgzgf k ,I - ,es '- ' 2 . ,li 1 , ag wi,-, ' - 1 4 M 832 ' 'A 5 S W. 5T3?' 'Q' ,, g lm , J U : 1: N Q , I 1 .. Qf ,gg su-'sf f1 :'fff1 - ,F , . V ,V , , - , Q 'A A Qfg .E . X ig if-Y, L 5 Q X ,,. 54 W A 1 -Aww? Y ' 1 , gi V5 .M gig? 5553, 1 -,yv W . - at 'N' , ' -4 V Q -1 1. ,QW -- V 1 A-L. A ., 85,41 .MAE , . agp, M39 i , A .Wu . -S-E J mg: 'Q xx ,..a.n-L-'M' tx' uf.. r 'QQ' 'I' 'Dil ........ 7? A f gf! 11 I L A 1. N, wif M Szfumk .Bile 21117, Z f-za W N ' 49. wr F 15 g k TN 0 Hfflwf O Qlanceo, O awundSJwaZ . gh? . . . and you dare sit there and say you didn't kill him?!! , Ani' If ff fig, iff?-13 lllllls' L On April 20 and 21 of 1956, as juniors, we presented the three act play of The People vs. Maxine Lowe . Under the able supervision of Mr. Donald Halter the presentation was a tremendous success. The play in it's entirety took place in an Illinois Courtroom at the trial of Maxine Lowe, who was accused of having killed her husband, Daniel Lowe. As each witness was called to the stand, new excitement and suspense was in store for the audience. The male leads were played by Wayne Bowker as the prosecuting attorney and Lee Herrington as the defense attorney. Female leads were portrayed by Roberta Davis and Sylvia Brozic. Others in the C21St included Carol Gray, Donna Workman, Sandra McClellan, Kathy Mitchell, Rebecca Gardner, Martha Barnes, jack Martin, Leonard Talbott, Gary Sagerman, Dean Rothacher, David Robinson, Dick Baker, Bob Eaton, and David Mair. The fingerprints of Maxine Lowe were Dead men don't scare me . . . it's the live clearly on the handle of the gun. ones I look out for' I apologize for the wording of the question. . . .. .Thank you. No matter what they say . . you are guilty! Yes, I shot him! Ancl you knew it! Why clidn't you let me see her burn? The assistant attorney for the prosecution is Maxine's child! . Q rigs. Marcellus unwillingly put the Robe on, and he's never been the same since . . . he realizes he crucified an innocent man. Maybe there's nothing in the Robe that you don't put in it yourself-out' of your own heart. It's so unlike you, Marcellus-stories of the dead come to life, of a New Kingdom. -7109 K 5 AY gvlzrlllalavrfz I On November 16 and 17 of 1956 we, the Senior Class of East Canton High School, presented the well known play, The Robe , based on the best-seller novel by Lloyd C. Douglas. The play told of the incidents leading up to the crucifiction of Christ and the torture of a man's soul following. After many long rehearsals and hours of preparation, Mr. Donald Halter again lead us through a very successful performance. To heighten the effect, the choral department sang The Holy City before and after the play while a huge cross stood in blue lights on the stage. A special note of thanks also to Mrs. Jeannette Ryder for her splendid job in the costuming department. The feminine lead was played by Karen Prince, while that of the boy's was played the first night of the performance by Wayne Bowker and the second night by jack Martin. Those completing the cast were Roberta Davis, Carol Gray, jane Watkins, Donna Workman, Shirley Sautters, Sylvia Brozic, Shirley Emerick, Lucy Moulin, Joanne Barnes, Ray Karp, Ralph McAdow, Dick Baker, Gary Sagerman, Lee Herrington, Marvin Denison, Dan Moser, Bob Eaton, and David Mair. A student is shouting at the crowd that all Christians must be killed. I see him. My Lord Jesus-take me! John 19: 23,24 Then the soldiers, when they had crucified jesus, took his garments, and made four parts, to every soldier a partg and also his coat: now the coat was without seam, woven from the top throughout. They said therefore among themselves, Let us not rend it, but cast lots for it, whose shall it be ..... x TNS . Marcellus must abandon Christianity at once, Go! Both of you! Into your perfect Kingdom! or we'll give Diana in marriage to Caligula. Take them away! 9'not5aZK Elance QUEEN PAT STINCHCOMB xf 1' N- 41 - 53aoket5aZZ Qance QUEEN DONNETTA SCHREFFLER '-s- Sxww MARGARET FULTON Carol Fornasiero Janice Dzmgelo 's A .Tzwm Smicx 1-. .f-I QUEEN is RUTH CANTER Up and coming cheerleaders. 1955 or 44 A.D.? in rl E , Ahh spring! f-if L, I imm A , ML L l .k fWQ 5 8 9 19 1 h f h ,Q I .sf W The typewriters never get cold. Oooops! , . All for me? Part of our class . . grade three. Recognize anyone . . . . ? Wlmo is the girl ar the left? For the facts ask the girl nr the right. vw f 'w , ' s ' ,T w e K ,Jawa 1' ,5 'sg 1 Hr. , , 'N X' ,Qi 9 gl if: . H -. STSQLQ' '41i'722. . , ,.s,. I ,h ,L . . , Soon ro be Mr. and Mrs Al Capp would flip! Caught!!! Furure drivers of America. She played a night club singer. There was even a wedding. We Could have danced all night. After our junior Class Play, Mr. Halter had a party for the cast and assistants at his home. These pictures will give you an idea of the fun we had. We wish to thank you, Mr. Halter, for the good time you gave us. I .., 3 Goofin' around. Three thirty A.M .... . if , we One A.M ..... yaaawwwn. Two A.M ..... My feet hurt. fair? .rf 9 'V ' gs Will you go with me to the dance next Saturday? Part of our class . . . sixth grade. Her initials are C. W ,if -sm, 14 3 ., 'L ' VZ W. ffl ., y-r . 2221 ' .7iaman,.73anquet ' 09055 Looks like spring fever. When that buzzer rings rake cover! The harem. uf' ff Q--ff-.W-.-?..,.,, 1-wfuvpnn-W...-..,,, --ww. gi-,gin G 54' 4 K My gf- ' v A ' .. v' ms ,'. , Q In 1 3 , 'M is Claw will 'Fo the class of '58: We hereby state. Have your toil, Have your fun, And life can be joyous for everyone. To the class of '59 We leave you our crazy Times. Our Rock 8: Roll Parties that were a ball And all our moments that were not dull. To the class of Nineteen 60 we bequeath Our studious moments that were rare, And our many joyous ones we'll spare. We, the class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Seven, being of sound mind, do declare this will to the juniors, who could do just as well without it. JoAnn Alloway, do bequeath my ability to eat and put on weight, to Mike Stinchcomb. Dick Baker, do bequeath my desire to shoot cats to Veterinarian DeHoff. Don Bardine, do bequeath my dizzy fingers at the piano to Carol Fornasiero. Joanne Barnes, do bequeath my love for green Chevies to Marilyn McAdow. Ellen Barthel, do bequeath all my worn and bat- tered up pictures of Elvis Presley to Pat Arntz. Wayne Bowker, do bequeath my madness for Rock 8: Roll to Pat Williams. Paul Brand, do bequeath all my brotherly love to my sister, Emma Brand. Sylvia Brozic, do bequeath my everlastin CPD heel to Linda Ward. Mona Cable, do bequeath the teasing the boys give me about living on the farm to my Sis, Judy. Harry Clayton, do bequeath my typing ability and all my typing grades to Judy Gastin. Ralph Coss, bequeath my ability to get into trouble and really live it up to Marty Mong. Roberta Davis, do bequeath my cousin, Jim, to Doretta Yoho. Marvin Denison, do bequeath all of my devilish- ness to the entire Junior class. All right don't push. There is enough to go around. Kenny Dietrich, do bequeath my night-life and sideline to Snooky Linhart. Jim DeWalt, do bequeath my ability to be a studious math student to David Conrad. George Dobransky, do bequeath all my bashful- ness to Dorothy Good. Bob Eaton, do bequeath my muscle-bound legs to Sharal Schweyer. Shirley Enerick, do bequeath a new interest in band to Jean Brown. Carole Feiock, do bequeath my red duck tails to Sue Stoffer. Margeret Fulton, do bequeath two dead flies to Louise Horner. Rebecca Gardner, do bequeath my ability to get along with all the teachers to Kenny Parsons. Carol Gray, do bequeath my Coy Personality 8: Colgate Smile to Dick Clapper. Carol Guittar, do bequeath the Do Ra Me's of Theory Class to Rosalle Esselburn. Delores Haubert, do bequeath my crazy cultivated laugh to Sandra Albers. Vern Heim, do bequeath my love of country air to Barbara Blose. Lee Herrington, do bequeath my real cool catty looks to anyone who needs them. Marjorie Irvine, do bequeath the rest of my un- borrowed clothes to Linda Moser. Donald Irwin, do bequeath my endless supply of good times to any Junior who lives a dull life. Pat Jensen, do bequeath my shyness to Kathy Thelen. Shirley Jensen, do bequeath my bottle of Peroxide to Janice Mong. Ray Karp, do bequeath my Union Workman Scrap to Dick Offineer. Carol King, do bequeath my quiet ways to Judith Jozwiakowski. Betty Little, do bequeath my giggles and blushes to my sister Barbara. A Dave Mair, do bequeath my curly hair to jim Van- Voorhis. Mary Malone, do bequeath my love of Sport Cars to Bob Aller. Jack Martin, do bequeath my heart to Carol Kaser. Ralph McAdow, do bequeath my ability to do algebra to jim the Tank Klotz. Linda Miller, do bequeath one years supply of bird seed to Irene Sprankle. Kathy Mitchell, do bequeath my good Natured- ness to Gail Mathis. Sandra McClellen, do bequeath my ability to blitz 8: get away with it to Virginia Messenger. Bill Moretta, do bequeath my dancing ability to Paul Dickerhoff. Dan Moser, do bequeath my little black book to Jack Heflin. Carol Motts, do bequeath my Bass Drum, to Elaine Foster. Lucy Moulin, do bequeath my unpredictableness to my Sis, JoAnn. Karen Prince, do bequeath my driving and parking ability to Waveline Pickett. David Robinson, do bequeath all my headaches as Senior Class President to the next unfortunate victim. jack Rohrbaugh, do bequeath my goof-a-matic drive to George Carl. Dean Rothacher, do bequeath all my weight to skinny Elmer Snider. Gary Sagerman, do bequeath my wittiness to Martha Hegnaver. Shirley Sautters, do bequeath my ability to lose one and gain two pounds, my diets and calorie counter to Robert Youtz. Donnetta Schreffler, do bequeath my unsexy na- ture to Marilyn Foster. Ralph Schwartz, do bequeath my innocence-how 'bout that. Matlyn Shepherd, do bequeath my ability to al- ways lose an argument to Rosie Rohrer. Karen Smith, do bequeath my love for the tall, dark, and handsome to Pat Myers. Pat Stinchcomb, do bequeath my position as foot- ball queen to the next lucky girl who wants to lose 10 pounds. Roger Stith, do bequeath my real cool catty clothes and personality to my brother, Elbert. Leanard Talbott, do bequeath my good sportman- ship attitude to Richard Slicker. Bob Telen, do bequeath my modesty to May Brunner. Don Thomas, do bequeath my rattlely car to Bill Campbell. jerry Volzer, do bequeath my private parking meter to Ted Shepler. Jane Watkins, do bequeath my slim figure and unnoticeable dimples to Lorin Smith. jean Watkins, do bequeath Snyder's deep freeze Road to Betty Jensen. V Carol Weirough, do bequeath Nothing to No one as I'm saving it all for Lenny. Donna Workman, do bequeath my ability to go the wrong way on one-way streets to Glen Der- heimer. George Yoho, do bequeath my false choppers to my brother Gene. In witness whereof, we the Class of 1957, have signed and declared this as our last will and testament on this 14th day of December, 1956. Witnesses: Margaret Fulton Pat Stinchcomb Sylvia Brozic Clarr colon: Gold and white Clan flower: Yellow rose Clan Motto: Knowledge is a treasure, but practice is the key to it . . . THOMAS FULLER I Mabel Lozlefs SOMMER FEED COMPANY Feed, Seeds, Grain MOIFI Sf. Farm Supplies Louisville ohio Robertsville Ohio TR 5-8223 or TR 5-2651 Phone UN 2-3605 Complirfns of Q AMSTUTZ HATCHERIES Chicks the year 'round v 916 Lawrence Rd. N.E. Canton, Ohio LARRY'S SERVICE STATION MEESE ' R R MEAT MARKET 8. Gkocenv ,HUDSON S D UG STOP A Home dressed meats 128 Main St. Louisville, Ohio Phone UN 2-3181 Paris, ohio Phone TR 5-5765 OSSLER BROS. BENSON TYPEWRITER Denny - Chuck - George ' ' COMPANY Plumbing - Heating - Electric El9Cf iC l'l90ll 'Q Rent, Sell and Repair Phone Paris UN 2-3791 or Louisville TR 5-8565 All Makes McKARNS BODY AND PAINT Complete Body Work and Painting Floor Coverings and APPll0 'Ce5 Frame Straightening and Welding Louisville Ohio R. D. 2, Maday Road Louisville, Oh PENQUIN CLEANERS One Hour Service at Plant Pickup and Delivery Seeds, Feeds and Fertilizer' Phone EX IV 8-0151 East Comm Oh W. Nassau St. East Canton, Ohio M Compliments of SCHRAFFT'S CHOCOLATES MATHIS BARBER SHOP FO' Those who Eniov Bill Coy-Mqhlon M011-as F'NE CANDY Carl Alessandro C I' t f f p e S 0 DE1.AP's GREEN1-louse EVELYN S BEAUTY SHOP Argia Showalter Service That Makes Friends East Canton Ohio ' i-I DON E. S ITH STAR MILLS M Complete Food Market Master Mix Feeds Hardware-Dry Goods Boots and Shoes Louisville Ohio East Canton Phone IV 8-0244 Compliments of A T ER I E POORMAN AIRCR F S V C LEVENGOODIS Groceries Gasoline Conlon Ohio Rt. 44 and Georgetown Rd. ZWICK'S DRY GOODS Ladies' and ChiIdren's Ready-to-Wear Millinery, Blankets, Yard Goods EAST CANTON FOOD LOCKER East Canton Ohio Compliments and Best Wishes WALLACE MOTORS, INC. Chrysler - Plymouth from and International Trucks Sales and Service C- N- VICARY 1025 w. Main sf. Louisville, ohio . Printing Publishing I f Comp :ments o Since 1887 ZUBER'S HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY G.E. Appliances - Goodyear Tires THE LOUISVILLE HERALD Louisville, Ohio School Supplies Office Equipment E. C. LAIR LUMBER CO. Louisville Ohio We will finance all materials for your complete house - No down payment necessary! VERN BERHLER Body and Paint Radiator and Glass 24 Hour Towing TR 5-2346 Louisville Compliments of SHIRLEY SHOES Compliments of BORT'S PHARMACY 2l4 Market Ave. N. Canton, Ohio Louisville Ohio C0mP'ime 'S of REBlLLoT's wiLsoN's PASTRY si-lor MARKET Pies - Rolls - Donuts Louisville Ohio Louisville, Ohio Phone TR 5-5772 1--. Congratulations to the Class of 57 ' THE BAIT CAN Sure Insurance Since 1920 Hunting and Fishing Supplies East Canton IV 8-I I IO Louisville For Fine Jewelry NUSBAUMS Established l9l0 lO5 Tusc. St. E. Canton, Ohio Compliments of BRESSON SHOE STORE Louisville Ohio Compliments of STEPHAN'S GROCERY Canton Ohio Compliments of WAYNE P. LEAR AGENCY Ill I Cleveland Avenue N.W. Phone GL 6-4466 Canton Compliments of WALLACE HARDWARE CO. East Canton Service rendered for 34 years Compliments of A. C. TOWEL SUPPLY CO. Phone GL 4-SI79 l435 4th Street, S.E. Canton, Ohio LATTA B ROTH E RS Grinding - Mixing - Shelling Feed -- Fertilizer - Molasses Sand - Gravel - Coal - Fuel Oil Lime Spreader Service Robertsville Ohio Stark County's Leading Athletic Goods Dealer DUMONTS I34 Second Street S.E. Canton Ohio Compliments of E. B. MILLER JEWELER Louisville Ohio STARK HARDWARE AND SUPPLY Louisville Ohio Hardware, Sporting Goods, Appliances QE-EQ Compliments of DOUGHERTY'S JEWELRY llllltlbll 228 East Main St. Louisville, Ohio Bottling Co. of Canton Compliments of JlM'S SHOE STORE 8- REPAIRING SERVICE 1417 Edwards Ave. N.E. Canton Ohio -. f I Compliments of KLEESONS INC. Robertsville Ohio Congratulations to the Class of I957 Congratulations to the Class of H5711 from from a W. A. WALKER AND SONS Gnocsnv FRIEND C0mDIimenfS Of Compliments of DOUGHERTY 8- MILLER FLOWERS INC. HIGHWAY AMOCO SERVICE ouisville Oh Route 30 East Canton C0 9'a'u'o 0 S WILLIAMSON WELDING SERVICE from POWELLS CONFECTIONARY '25 Noffh Be'9e' 5'- Louisville Oh East Canton Ohio Best Wishes Compliments from of Q AKE BROTHERS East Canton Ohio Whether you're seeking a complete costume, ' or a single smart accessory, 5 your search ends wisely at MONEY TIME I.ll0l STERN 8g MAN N'S in Canton nf NUR an 322 Nassau St., East Canton an 6' A 'M ' GARAGE X X MJ ZCGQLJQQ SIGN AND LIGI-1T1NG K 7Afn1z.J ff1xrf2ffQrfrfff!,Q1b 11.1 255'l-57 Fulton Road N.W. Canton, Ohio Dial GL-25404 IT'S BEEN SHERER'S FOR YEARS 'QWZQ ' 5 'af Q 1' ll 5 Mapleton, Ohio East Canton, Ohio We proudly photograph all East Canton Seniors' R 9' ' wifi? ' ' kgll' 'J NIM Cauwwwlan. 438 lllll Ill CIIIOI 2 OIIO Compliments of KOBACKER'S FEEDS nerr. svonn - cANToN I, f Dependable Quality! Comp 'ments O Thrifty Low Prices! LOUISVILLE ELEVATOR ' BIG 55'-ECTIONSY Feed - Cool - Grain KOBACKER'S - 501 N. Market - Canton Louisville Ohio A 1 Compliments of ,f ks J v95Joa'wwae CANTON HARDWARE 'I'I4 Fourth,N.W. and 215 Market, South Free parking at the Auditorium Garage I h Compliments of STARK'S Serving Canton and Stark County for Over 44 Years CANTON DOWNTOWN CANTON PLAZA MASSILLON ALLIANCE Compliments of HEAKlN'S SQHIO SERVICE Walnut St. East Canton Ohio Compliment: to the Clan of '57 STARK CERAMICS, INC. Manufacturers of Structural Glazed Facing Tile East Canton OI'1i0 Q x S X X L T255 1'- L I r I I Congratulations to the Class 01' 57 ' OLD KING COLE, INC. KANDEL BROS. Good Clothes Shop Louisville Ohio Louisville Ohio LOUISVILLE HOME at Stop at AUTO SUPPLY ISA'-Y,S Firestone Dealer Store in Louisvme 120 E. Main St. Louisville, Ohio n Phone TR 5-2972 I Ice Cream Lunches Compliments of Compliments of KRESS SUPER MARKETS INCORPORATED THE MAPLETON Kress Sells For Lessi' Route 30 East Canton 3255 North Cleveland Ave. Canton l22l East Tuscarawas St. Canton -1 --I - - Gifts That Please Come From E's Suburban Downtown Mahoning Rd. l35 E. Plaza Tuscarawas Custom Made Furniture T i '- and Upholstery .i.:i ,.i,,.i,.,, IV 8-1404 East Canton, Ohio :AE ' F Canton, Ohio 1. - l East Canton Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '57 Fisi-IER AND soN GARAGE Repairs on All Makes- Body and Fender Painting TOWI N G THE BREEZEWAY DAY Aft NIGHT 1 Your Sohio Dealer ,.- . Nj -'I East Canton Ohio wlsmi s a Dial IV 8-1220 310 North Wood Street East Canton Ohiv Congratulations to the Class of '57 OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. Complete Office Outfitters Your Weekly Newspaper THE EAST CANTON NEWS Everything in Printing East Canton Ohio 321 Tusc. W. Canton uccess to the graduating class Congratulations to the Class of f A A-A '57 RICE OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Office Supplies 81 Equipment 204 Third St. N.W. Canton. Ohio Telephone GL 32573 Compliments of LEVENGO0D'S Grocerie Gasoline Rt. 44 and Georgetown Rd. SHERER ELECTRIC Phone iv 8-1224 I .fwai I Q? .X X 'HE COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. Canton Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '57 from Clark Kandel Glenn Motts Our Local Representatives For llllllllllllllll llnlslmlllltifb COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE 1433 Woodland Ave.N.E. Canton Phone GL 3-0142 N o0 ERj x K I HOOVER FINE APPLIANCES . . around the house, around the world THE No matter how many other articles a drug store puts on sale, remember that at Schuman's the heart of our business is prescription work. Schuman's Drugs pharmacists have spent years of study, both at top universities 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'lI be delivered to your home. SCHUMAN DRUG STDRES East Tusc. at Belden 30th and Market North Dueber at Navarre 3600 West Tusc. at Raft Rd. BWM.. M.D...i.. Tu rn INCORPORATED 212 an s'r.. N. w., CANTON z, omo GLENDALE l.6000 nsconoeo Music Fon svsnvmooo l XT' ...z -lllul mg un: nge E-K8 ...ex at X -'fwqgya ' .ff- if' . ff5flig.1skv ls-. -I ltr it Home is where you make F the job's there, and you can get it-go ahead. Nobody can stop you from crossing state lines, choosing your own job. In America you have a right to work anywhere you please. Lots of people in other countries wish they had this same freedom. If you lived behind the Iron Curtain-or under that kind of government-you'd be expendable manpower, nothing else. You'd work where you were told to work, at any job the state said you should do. You'd have no choice. You couldn't hope for better working conditions, criticize the boss, or pick up and leave. You know. . . it's really something, this freedom to work heritage, part of being an the shudders to realize that where you please. It's a precious American. And doesn't it give you there are people who'd like to take this right-put us all under Iron Curtain working conditions? I.et's not let it happen... Keep your rights, all of them, including this one. Speak up for them. Resist any movement to take them away. Don't let anyone talk down your freedom. Compare what you've got with what they've got-and keep your right to work where you choose! The best way to protect your rights is to know them and treat them right by exercising them. YRADE-NKRK IEC. U S FAT. OVF The Timken Roller Bearing Company The right to work sball not be abridged nor made impoleuf' DO YOU KNOW YOUR RIGHTS.? As Americans, we have the greatest freedom and the high- est standard of living In the world. 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