Hoover High School - Viking Yearbook (North Canton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1940 volume:

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B., Mount UUi0H College University H. WAYNE RUSSELL A. B., DeHance College M. A., Ohio State University ALLEN J. SCHNEIDER A. B., Wooster College M. A., Ohio State University ELANOR EvANs A. B., Hiram College Ohio State University BIRDEAN MORRIS B. S. in Education, Hiram College Ohio State University HARRY J. ISRAEL B. S. in Education, Kent State University S. KIRK RAMAGE B. S. in Education, Kent State University University of Chicago fFirxt Rowj fSecomi Rowj ADDA LORENE STRAWN R. L. FRANZ A. B., Mount Union College A. B., Wooster College Ohio State University WILLIAM NAGEL RALPH SWOGGER A. B., Otterbein College A. B., in Commerce, Ohio University Ohio State University Kent State University A. CLARKE MILLER GLENN SPANGLER B. S. in Education, Kent State University B. S. in Education, Industrial Arts in University of Chicago Education, Ohio State University Bush Conservatory FRANCIS HAMMOND FLORENCE BUCHANAN B. S. in Education, Ohio State University A. B., Muskingum College l Sn R 'lxS' 4. dems? A Nz z 12 K5 wi ml 5 ,1 G rl SENXGRS I N M E M R I A M CLARK HOLBEN Cla k was one of the finest of the fine an all aroun good fellow The Class of 1940 w1ll always remem r hnm wnth respect and admxratxon for hls place C never be filled 'ww' PI'C'SiC1f'I'If - - James Jester Vive Prz'5ia'r'nf Wesley Liebtag Svrrvfary - - Jean Berger Treasurer - Horace McDowell Hisforizm Betty Johnston Advisor - - - Mr. Swope CLASS FLOWER - Yellow Rose CLASS COLORS - Navy Blue and Gold CLASS MoTTo - Today Decides Tomorrowi' HOME ROOM OFFICERS Prcsicfwll - - - Inez George Vi cxzf Prrxlil 4'f1 t - William Shorb Ser.-Trms. Ellen Schafer JAMES JESTER Fortune was kind and gave to him, ambition, industry, vigor and vim. Literary Contest 45 Operetta lg Jun- ior Play5 Class President 45 News- paper Staff 45 Student Council 4: Band 3, 45 Senior Play5 Dramatilc Club 45 Monitor 45 Hi-Y I, 2, J, 45 Orchestra I, 2, K5 Dramatic Club Play 45 Annual Staff 45 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4. PHOEBE KANDEL Thr best gifts come in smallest packages. Girl Reserves 2, J, 45 Band 3, 45 Dramatic Club 45 Scholarship Test 45 Glee Club I, 2, 35 Dramatic Club Play 45 Annual Staff 45 Home EC Club l, 2, 45 Senior Play. ERNEST C. SHANK Who to himself is law, no law doth need. Operetta I, 25 Senior Play: Dramatic Club 45 Senior Scholarship Test5 Monitor 45 Glee Club I, Z, 3-, 45 Dramatic Club Play 45 Editor Annual Staff 4. RGINIA WARSTLER Ah! you flavor everything, you arf the vanilla of societyf, Opcrctta Z: junior Play: Class Presi- dent 15 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 5, 45 Librarian 45 Senior Play: Home Room Officer 55 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Girls' Athletic Assn. 45 Monitor 45 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club Play 45 Home EC Club 45 Ring Group 5. ROBERT MCCUE I am constant as the Northern Star. Operctta I, 25 junior Play: Football l, 2,15 45 Monitor 45 Hi-Y Z, 3, 45 Glce Club I, Z, J, 45 Annual Stat? 45 Student Council 4. INEZ GEORGE Mischief dances in har eyes. Literary Contest 2, 35 Operetta 25 junior Play5 Debate 45 Girl Reserves I, Z5 3. 4: Librarian 45 Student Council 4: Senior Play: Home Room Officer 45 Dramatic Club 4: Senior Scholarshin Test 45 Scholarship Test 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 45 Orchestra I, 2, 35 Dramatic Club Play 45 Annual Staff I5 National Honor Society 45 Red Cross 5. 5 WILMA HARPER Her wit was more than man, her innocencr' a child. Glee Club I, 25 Middlebranch High l, 2. MARK SPONSELLER Though I am always in haste, I am never in a hurry. Basketball l, Z, 3, 45 Football I, 2, 5, 45 Hi-Y l, 25 Scholarship Test 2. ELLEN SCHAFER Full of fun and laughter. Literary Contest I, 2, 15 Operetta Z5 junior Play5 Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 45 Home Room Officer 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Glee Club I, Z. 5, 45 Annual Staff 45 Home Ee Club 45 Ring Group 3. RICHARD KINTZ How one small head could carry all he knew. Math 81 Science Club Z5 Class Secre- tary-Treasurer Z5 junior Playg Class Vice President 35 liootball l, 2, 5, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Home Room Officer 35 Senior Scholarship Test5 Monitor 45 Hi-Y 2, J, 45 Scholarship Test 2, 35 Glee Club 45 Annual Staff 45 National Honor Society 45 Dra- matic Club Play 4. NE GLASS I have to live with myself, and so I want 'o be fit for myself to know. Literary Contest I, Z, 3, 45 Operetta 25 junior Play5 Newspaper Staff 3, 45 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 45 Librarian 3. 45 Dramatic Club 25 Scholarship Test 1, J, 45 Glee Club l, Z, 3, 45 Or- chestra I5 Annual Staff 45 National Honor Society 4. STERLING POLLOCK As tough as they make 'em and just as friendly. Basketball 2, 5, 45 Math BL Science Club 1, 2-5 Literary Contest 2, 55 Operetta 25 junior Play5 Class Presi- dent 2: Football 3, 4: Band 3, 45 Home Room Officer 35 Dramatic Club 1, 45 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra I, 25 Cheerleader 1, 2. VIRGINIA MARTIN Eyes of heavenly blue. Girl Reserves lg Band 3, 4: Dramatic Club 45 Glee Club 3, Home EC Club I, 2. WESLEY LIEBTAG Anil glazlly ufonlzl br lmrn, aml gladly teach. Class Vice President 4: Newspaper Staff 44 Debate 3, 4g Student Council 4: Senior Play: Senior Scholarship Tcstg Hi-Y l, Z, 3, 4: Dramatic Club Play 3, Annual Staff 1, 4. ANNAMAE WEIDLEMAN A qiiirf 1ll'lHSXlUI1i!1g girl-but so interesting. Girl Reserves 2, 5, 45 Dramatic Club 45 Home Ea Club Z5 Ring Group 4. GEORGE LINDENBERGER None but himself can be his purullvlf' Football 2, J, 45 Student Council 33 Dramatic Club 45 Dramatic Club Play 4. FRED DAHLER I am sincere of hear! and mind and jmrp0sz'. Monitor 44 Baseball 3, 4. BETTY ZENGLER Hu larnrl was stolen. Girl Reserves lg Band 3, -la Dramatic Club 5, 45 Monitor 4, Home Ec Club 1, 2. HORACE MCDOWELL For be's a jolly good fellow? junior Playg Class Treasurer 45 Foot- ball l, 2, 5, 4g Allied Youth J: Hi-Y 2, J, 4. MARGARET BRAUCHER She sighed lo many lhouglu sbt' loved but one. Literary Contest 35 Operetta 2g Girl Reserves l, Z, 3, 45 Dramatic Club lg Glce Club I, Z, 35 Annual Staff 45 Home Ee Club 4. WIN HARDING I lmfz' flu' ladies, may Ibcy be blessed. junior Playg Senior Play: Dramatic Club 4, Hart I, 2, 5, 4, Glee Club 2. 3, 4, Dramatic Club Play 4: Radio Club 4. JANE EARLEY A carefree lass wer seeking a good timcf' Girl Reserves I. 2: Monitor 4g Glce Club l, 2, 3, 45 Home EC Club 3, 4. LYNNETTE MAYs Mun irzfcrcsls me 710f.v Operctta 2, Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 41 Band I, 45 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4g Glee Club I, 25 Orchestra 4: Home Ec Club 2. PAUL EBNER SiIrurc is nmrr' musiral Iban any song. Orchestra 4. THOMAS HURLBURT Come what may I'1l make the best of il. Math Bt Science Club 2, 3, 45 Literary Contest lg Operetta 1: junior Play: Student Council 3, 45 Senior Playg Dramatic Club 3, 4: Monitor 45 Scholarship Test 25 Glee Club l, 2, 1 4- Dramatic Club Pla 3 4 Sta e . Y Y t 3 S Manager 2, 3, 4. JEANNE BOWMAN Good music is my rlelightf' Literary Contest Z, 1, 45 Operetta 25 junior Playg Class Historian 25 Senior Playg Dramatic Club 3, 45 Monitor 45 Scholarship Test 25 Glee Club l, 2, 5, 45 Dramatic Club Play 45 Annual Staff 45 Home Ec Club I. Z, 45 State District Music Contest 3, 4. WILLIAM GRAHAM A heart that reaches the heart of eL'eryor1e. junior Play: Student Council 35 Home Room Officer 35 Dramatic Club 45 Monitor 45 Glee Club 45 Orchestra Z. 35 Dramatic Club Play 45 Annual Staff 4. JEANETTE ROHR Shelf a girl bright and snappy, full of pep. Girl Reserves 25 Girls' Athletic Assn. 45 Glee Club I5 Home EC Club 1, 2, 4. CHARLES HAvERsTocK One ear heard it, and it went out the other. Football 2, J, 4, GRACE PARKER She seems quiet, but do we know her. Home Ec Club I, Z. PHYLLIS WILLAMAN How far that little candle throws its beam. Literary Contest 1, 15 Newspaper Staff 45 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 45 Allied Youth J: Girls' Athletic Assn. 45 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4g Ring Group 4, DEWEY WISE Wise men say nothing in dan- gerous times. Football 2, 3. BERDELLA CORDIER Courteous though Coy, gentle though retired. Junior Playg Newspaper Staff 45 Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 45 Librarian 45 Home Room Officer 35 Dramatic Club 2, 5, 45 Girls' Athletic Assn. 45 Scholarship Test I, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff -I5 National Honor Society 45 Ring Group 3. RAYMOND SMITH Thinking is but an idle waste of thought. Football 3. TTY JOHNSTON Her words, like so many nim- ble ana' airy servitors, trip about her at command. Literary Contest 1, 2. 35 Class His- torian 4: Debate 15 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Librarian 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Glee Club l5 Dramatic Club Play 3, 45 Home Ec Club J, 4. PAULINE SNYDER The nice things mid about her are all true. Class Historian 35 Newspaper Staff 45 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Scholarship Test 35 Glee Club 15 Annual Staff 45 Home Ec Club 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Ring Group 4. GLAIDA MIESMER Ivy dunrm in brr cyrxf' Operetta 2: Girl Reserves I, 2, Band J, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Hum , ARLAN CLIMES He is woman shy. Math Si Science Club 4, HARRIET WISE Of sfudirs ilu' took mos! rare and fnoxf hr'I'4l. Girl Reserves I, Z, I, -I, Allied Youth J: Senior Scholarship Test, Scholar- ship Test I, 2, 5: National Honor Society 4: Ring Group I, JOHN BECKERT Ni1!nn' has girrn ns Iwo vars buf only onr' mouth. Football 4: Senior Play, Dramatic Club 3, 4: Monitor 4, Hi-Y 4, matic Club Play I, 4. GERALDINE DAILY Blushing is Ihr' color of rirlurf' Girl Reserves 3, 4: Senior Scholarship Test: Monitor 4. ICEA LANTZER Sian liwx wilbin the walls of l9t'rxr'lf. Scholarship Test 4, Annual Staff 4. RAYMOND SHEEHAN Comix fair lailifs, I am here. Basketball 2, Math Bc Science Club lg Football Z, 4, Band 5, Senior Play, Hi-Y 1, 2. SHIRLEY SOWERS As good hrurtcrl a girl was nwcr born. Dramatic Club 3, Glee Club I, 5. 41 Home Ec Club I, Akron East I, Girl Reserves I. GIFFORD ROHRER Qnivf and relinlnl in manner. Operettn I, 2, Band 1, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, Z, 3, 4. DORIS SHEELY HEIVII I1 blnrlr' of grnxx ruxlx a shallow. Literary Crimes: J, Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, Band 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, Orchestra 4, Home Ec Club I, 2. GERALD FULTZ He grew and he grew and now be's quite a man. Football I, S, Dramatic Club Play 2: Jackson Twp. I, 2, 3. TWILA EDWARDS A mos! grnial friend when once you know ber. Girl Reserves I, 2, J, 4, Band J, 4, Girls' Athletic Assn. 4, Monitor 4. BETTY GEISINGER Divinely tall and most divinely fair. Dramaitc Club l5 Monitor 45 Home EC Club 2, 3. CHARLES FOSNIGHT Young fellows will be young fellows. Football l5 Hi-Y l. FRANCES SHAW Whence is thy learning? Hath thy toil over books consumed the midnight oil? Literary Contest 35 Operetta 25 Jun- ior Playg Newspaper Staff 3, 45 Allied Youth 35 Senior Playg Dramatic Club 2, J, 45 Senior Scholarship Test5 Scholarship Test l, 2, J, 45 Glen Club l, 2, J, 45 Dramatic Club Play 45 Home EC Club 45 National Honor Society 4. ILLIAM SHORB I'm ever merry when I hear swing music. junior Play5 Senior Play5 Home Room Otficer 45 Monitor 45 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club Play 35 Annual Stall' 4. VIVIAN HALL She has that dreamy look in her eyes. Band J, 45 Dramatic Club 15 Home EC Club 4. ELINOR KAUEMAN Her dark hair and eyes reign supremef' Band 3, 45 Girls' Athletic Assn. 45 Home Ec Club 1, 2, 45 Senior Play. BERNARD GIL1. just wait, sir, PII do something wicked yet. Junior Playg Football 45 Monitor 45 Hi-Y 4. MARILYN SLOAN Neat, not gaudy. Operetta 25 Junior Playg Librarian J, 45 Allied Youth 35 Senior Playg Dra- matic Club Z, 3, 45 Glce Club l, 2, 3, 4. GLENN MILLER Modesty becomes a young man. Basketball 3, 45 Operetta 25 Football l, 25 Dramatic Club 35 Hi-Y 25 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club Play J. MARILYN GRAY In youth and beauty, wisdom is but rare. Operetta 25 junior Playg Class Vice President 25 Class Secretary-Treasurer 35 Newspaper Staff 45 Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 45 Librarian 45 Dramatic Club 4: Girls' Athletic Assn. 45 Scholarship Test 35 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Dramatic Club Play 45 National Honor Society 45 Ring Group 3. GLENN SURBEY If uiorry were the only cause of death, he might li1feforeve1. BEVERLY KELLER A quiet, friendly student. Band 3, 45 Girls' Athletic Assn. 4- Home Ec Club l, 2, 4. I RUTH SCHREINER Pc'p11y, witty, and lofx of fun. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Senior Play: Dramatic Club 4g Girls' Athletic Assn. 45 Monitor 45 Ring Group 4. WILBERT GIVLER On fhvir own mrrilx modest Nll'P1 are dumb. ELEANOR RUBRIGHT Whah'1.'rr ix worth doing at all, is worth doing wall. Opcrctta 25 junior Play: Newspaper Stal? 3, 4, Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 45 Senior Playg Dramatic Club 44 Scholarship Test 2g Glce Club l, Z, 4: Dramatic Club Play 4: An- nual Staff 4g Ring Group 3. WILLIAM ASHBAUGH I drvam of Iennic' with the light brown hair. Basketball I, 2, J, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 1. 2, J, 43 Scholarship Test 2. JEAN CURRY Full of fun and laughtrrf' Class Secretary - Treasurer 21 Class President 35 Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4: Librarian 4:-Student Council 11 Dra- matic Club Play 4g Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. JOSEPI-I DICK He is never les: at leisure' fban whcn at leisure. junior Play: Dramatic Club 4g Dra- matic Club Play 4. JEAN LOWRY Genius rlocs what it must, tal- ent does what it can? Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Ath- letic Assn. 45 Scholarship Test 15 Glee Club 15 Annual Staff 45 Ring Group 3. WILLIAM LOWTHER Even the worthy Homer some- times nods. Basketball 2, J, 45 Football 3, 45 Senior Playg Hi-Y 1. MARJORIE HUPRICH A friend is never known till one has need. Girl Reserves l, 2, 5, 45 Senior Playg Girls' Athletic Assn. 45 Monitor 45 Home EC Club l, 2. JAMES WARBURTON If laughter is gooa' for his soul, he treats his soul exceptionally well. Math 81 Science Club 2, 3, 45 Liter- ary Conrest 15 Operetta 1, 25 Junior Play: Allied Youth 35 Student Coun- cil 35 Band J, 4: Senior Scholarship Test5 Monitor 4: Hi-Y 1, 2. 3, 45 Scholarship Test 15 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Cheer- leader I. Semkvzrq GLENN HALTER Manner grave but spirit bright. Senior Play5 Dramatic Club 35 Moni- tor 45 Scholarship Test 35 Dramatic Club Play 3. BLANCHE SPOHN A merry heart goes all the dayln Literary Contest 35 Operetta Z5 Li- brarian 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club Play 3, 45 Home Ec Club 2, 3, 4. ROBERT MCCLELLAND Sometimes I just sit and think and at other times I just sit. MAXINE SPONSELLER Pep and ability all in one. Operetta 25 Newspaper Staff 3, 45 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 45 Librarian J, 45 Senior Play5 Glee Club I, 25 Home Ec Club l, 2, 3, 45 Ring Group 3. Dear Seniors: Here we are at the end of our Senior year and what a grand time we have had! Do you remember how expectantly we looked forward to our four years in high school? There were ninety-two in our Freshman class. Four boys Went out for basketball, and five for football. Our first year in high school was climaxed by the Freshman-Sophomore party where we were all very thoroughly initiated. And then the Sophomore year--we did feel wise, didn't we?--at the Freshman-Sophomore party, perhaps it was because, at last, we were on the giving instead of the receiving end. The main event in the spring was the annual operetta in which our class was well represented. By the time we were Juniors our class enrollment had dwindled to eighty-four. The Junior play, The Saturday Evening Ghost, was pre- sented by the class after many trying hours of rehearsal. It was a grand play and We were proud of the Cast. This was the year that No-Ca-I-Ii won the Ohio State Championship in basketball. There were four boys in our class that went to Columbus, including one who gained the title of All-State Star. The class members sold everything from candy to pins and pencils to raise money for the Junior-Senior Banquet. It was held at Congress Lake Country Club and was the high light of the school year. Seniors at last! -and the largest class to graduate from North Canton High. A good many loyal Senior players helped to make our basketball and football teams a success. Following the lead of last year's graduating class, we presented a senior play, Moonshine and Honey- suckle. It afforded us a great deal of pleasure, and everyone who helped with this production should be congratulated. We all had a grand time at the Junior-Senior Banquet, May 23. Thank you, Juniors. To our faithful advisor, Mr. Swope, we extend our heart-felt thanks for all his help and kindness shown and we wish him many more champion athletic achievements in years to come. In our minds will always linger the memory of our friend and class- mate, Clark Holben, who was so suddenly taken from our midst. ' And so we bid our Senior year good-bye. Farewell, old friends, you've been wonderful. Sincerely, Betty june Johnston. STERLING POLLOCK Most Popular Boy Most Allnlrtiw' Boy VIRGINIA XVARSTLER Most Popular Girl Most Attractive Girl Girl with the Best Sense of Humor JEAN CURRY Brst Girl Lvmfvr JOHN BECKERT Boy with tbl' Bvst Srnsr' 0 Humor RICHARD KINTZ Bvst Boy Lmdvr Pfrxon Most Lifzvly to SIIFt'l'l't1 ERNIis'I C. SIIANK Most SfIltIf0IlS Pf'rs0n 4 x, 11. MIK Q ww. L-'fb 'E' 3 LA' 5-WS N .J K 1 ' 'Ziff ,V K W f ,QW + f,..,fwf' fm 3'?j:'If -gg, ' 'fa pi. 4 t t frzgfr I ei ,V ,X Y 9 any . ey ..',,4., 4 ,J 9 - V , 2 if : ---Q, sw .M -H ,E C s 1 ' 1' mi sv El 1 'A 4359 M f 5 4 31 J :2 , .f 'fm' kg -9- ' jg ff' du' f vw- 1 3 3, -. M .f? 'ff?.1, ' 2 -- E ,J ' f, 15 . .A gf ff ?5x.. 'A ,, , 5 ,M M 5 my M, , 5 x 5315! SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the class of 1940, being of sound body and mind, do hereby solemnly affirm that this is our last will and testament, and do hereby see fit to distribute our wealth as follows: ITEM ITEM I-We leave to the teachers, whom we have obeyed so meekly, the oppor- tunity of molding the future classes II-Jim Jester, senior class president, wills his gavel to ????? ITEM III--To the Juniors, we will the Seniors' dignity ITEM IV-Virginia Warstler gives her magnetism for men to Mary Warburton ITEM V-Sterling Pollock's athletic ability to Raymond Schlemmer ITEM VI-The Seniors will their love affairs to whom it may concern ITEM VII-Bill Shorb's permanent wave to Lawrence Bishop ITEM VIII-Chewing gum, papers, and candy wrappers, to the Student Council ITEM IX-All our demerits to the Sophomores ITEM X-George Lindenberger wills his technique to Dick Waltenbaugh ITEM XI-To the school much in need of a good laugh we will John Beckert's wit ITEM XII-Tom Hurlburt's pull with the teachers to Martin Surbey ITEM XIII-Wilbur Givler's bashfulness to Dale Holl ITEM XIV-Eleanor Rubright's ability to blitz to Jean Moore fnot that she needs itj ITEM XV-To Bob Sommer we give Bob Ginther's height ITEM XVI-To future basketball teams we will an imposing array of senior stars such as we had this year ITEM XVII-Bob McCue's French to Dick DeMuesy ITEM XVIII-Jean Curry's secret dates to Patty Schaeffer ITEM XIX-Wilma I-Iarper's petite formi' to Marjorie Festerly ITEM XX-Paul Ebner's violin to Rubinoff ITEM XXI-Glaida Miesmer's primping to Helen Kolp ITEM XXII-Ed Harding's dancing feet to Charles Hoare ITEM XXIII-Red Wise's carrot top to Ralph Saylor ITEM XXIV-Bill Ashbaugh wills to Herb his ability to make his girl mad ITEM XXV-Dick Kintz leaves his ability to remain a bachelor to other smart men ITEM XXVI-Mr. Swope wills to some deserving three year old boy, the hand of Judy ITEM XXVII-Betty Juneis acting ability to anyone who wants it ITEM XXVIII-Last but not least, we leave to some deserving class, one of our most prized possessions, our class advisor, Mr. Swope To this do we hereby affix our seal on this fourth day of March, nineteen hundred and forty, to be executed by our administrator, Mr. Trachsel. per Richard Kintz Witnessed-Mr. Swogger CL P6525 Gr. X-Mr. Nagel, Patron President - - Richard Claypool Vice President - - Bill Miller Secretary - - Jeanne Warstler Treasurer - - Alice VanVranken Historian - David Shank Gr. VII-Mr. Russell, Patron President - - Walter Schlemmer Vice President Richard Braucher Secretary - Marilyn North Treasurer Richard Bowman Historian - - Robert Ebel Pi 'i xy QQ E K 4 1 ' if I' CLASS OFFICERS Gr. IX-Miss Schleppi, Patroness President - - - Bud Warstler Vice President Arnet jaberg Secretary - - Virginia Spohn Treasurer - Richard Post Historian - - Richard Stover Gr. VIII-Mr. Spangler, Patron President - - - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer - Historian Dan Howes Louis Acheson Marilyn Smith Richard Saylor Carol Price CF Gr. XI-Mr. Schneider, Patron President - - Richard Waltenbaugh Vice President - - - Max Rohrer Secretary - - Mary Warburton Treasurer - - Wanda Blatti Historian - Frank Wise Allen, Mary Baxter, John Bishop, Lawrence Blatti, Wanda Bruhn, Hilda Burkholtz, Marie Climes, Inez Craven, Barbara DeMuesy, Dick Dillin, Nancy Druckenbrod, Lu Earley, Wilma Festerly, Marjorie Givler, Georgia Gross, Marven cille Hanel, Janice Hess, Herbert Hoare, Charles Holl, Dale Kauifman, Jay Keith, Reba Kendle, Millard King, Charles Kolp, Dorothy Kraus, Richard Kuntzman, Jayne Lindenberger, Lillian McCue, Howard, Jr. Maitert, Bill Meister, Paul Memmer, Jean Miller, Richard Mohler, Myron Moore, Jeanne Nodle, Marian Olson, Don R. Reigle, Reta Reikowsky, Louis Renner, Velma Roberts, Ladine Rohrer, Max Saylor, Ralph Schick, Thomas Smith, Richard Sommer, Robert Sprang, Harriet Surbey, Martin Vogt, Ralph Waltenbaugh, Richard Warburton, Mary Weida, Jeanette Weinhart, Jack Wenger, Blanche Whitman, Regina Willaman, Jack Schlemmer, Raymond, Jr. Willaman, Thomas Schwallie, Anna Shaub, Margaret Shaw, Agnes Wise, Frank Wolf, Ann -he ...,. N. gi: 1-we-A2 Agcr, Helen Allen, Rubcrr Arrer, june Berger, Robert Bieriv, Berry Bicric, Richard Boeshart, Harold Boesharr, Howard Bowman, james Bowman, Marilyn Bricker, Dorcne Bricker, Jeanne Bmeskc. Dale Chenur, Pauline Claypool, H, Richard Conway. Evelyn Cossaboom, William Dahler, llurman Daily, Norma Davidson, Donna Deetv, Nancy Deex, Ruih DcMucsy, Tom Uentun, Durix Dil'lin. l'rank lawyer, Bertha Fry, uma lrrye. Ruth Gill, ,lohn Gill, Margaret Galloway, Gln-nn Grant, Ieah Grccnho, Bruce Gmnm, Phyllis Grosi, Vmla Grove, Allinc Halter, Carl Harper, Ralph Harrison, Donald Holm, Eleanor Howes, Charles Hoy, jane: Keller, lnidyne Kiesling. Raymond Kinu, joe Kulp, llvlvtn Lesh, Virginia Livingiuin, Margaret Maiturt, Robert Masline, ,lean Marhie, NY'illiam lvlaurer. Vfilliam Meuger, Fielyn Meyers. Mary Micnncr, Vivian Nlillcr. Alice Miller, liislher Miller, William nluhlar, Virgil raw, Marillyn Myers. Pliyllix Myers, Tlwmas Pclcrxon, Carl Post, Rnlwcri Rohrer, Vivian Schaeffer, Puricia Seliario, lesser Schlemmer. Zane Schrcckenguwt, Minnie Schreiner, Miriam Schug, Karl Sehug, Kenneth Schwallie, Paul Shank, David Shaw, Ralph Sheehan. Rose Marie Sherman, Raymond Smith, Barbara Spirler, Domxhy Stull, Robert Swearengin, Eugene Trachsel, Dale Trusry. 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A fy? - im me A - b law I 5 .f 'W 2 Archer, Virginia Beavers, William Burkholtz, Frank Cahill, Bill Conrad, Spencer Copper, Richard Cowan, Helen Craven, Junior Creviston, Richard Curry, Barbara Day, Doris Ebner, Thomas Fawver, Loren George, Lois Gopp, Frona Gopp, Lee Graham, Robert Grant, Earl Gray, Tom Haney, Alberta Harpold, Joe Harrison, James Hawkins, Eugene Healy, Robert Hickey, Marian Holben, Ellen Holben, Richard Horning, Rita Jaberg, Arnet Kaufman, Wayne Keith, Elva Keith, Robert Kendle, Lester Kidder, Charles King, Helen Kolp, Walter Lindenberger, Carl McCaman, Robert McDowell, Robert McElroy, Dorothy Marker, Zelma Mayer, Blanche Metzger, EllaMae Miller, Bernice Miller, Clarence Miller, Mary F. Mohler, Birdine Mooring, Betty Ober, Ralph Oberlin, Martha Oberlin, Robert Parker, Eugene Post, Richard Rader, Ruth Reikowsky, Fred Rohr, Lyvonne Ross, Donald Roush, Frances Rudersmith, Dale Saunders, Louis Schick, George Schreckengost, Betty Schwallie, James Shaw, Harold Smiley, Robert Smith, Thomas Sommer, Irvin Spitler, Paul Spohn, Virginia Stone, Dale Stoner, Gloria Stover, Richard Thompson, Bill Warstler, John Wensel, Donald Werstler, Richard White, Patsy Willaman, Jean Wood, Patricia Workman, Hal EIGHTH GRADE Acheson, Louis Agnes, Robert Allard, Robert Barron, Maralouise Brumbaugh, Doris Carper, Roslyn Carbon, Robert Dahler, Robert Davis, William DeMuesy, Nanette Dorn, Barbara Firestone, Richard Frye, Kenneth Gibler, David Gray, Gloria Gross, Pearl Harmon, Donna Harrison, Patty Harshman, Ralph Hobert, Betty Holmes, Lee Howard, John Howe, James Howes, Daniel Huprich, Betty jones, jean Kamp, Ned King, Jean LaRocco, Angela Lesh, Harvey, Jr. Mathie, Robert Miesmer, Phil Myers, Donald Nodlc, William Norris, Lucille Price, Carol Roberts, William Shaub, Lyle Shook, Gene Shuttleworth, William Smith, Jeanne Smith, Marilyn Smith, Rita Stockert, Earl Stoner, Evelyn Thompson, Paul Trachsel, Doris Traut, Conrad, Jr. Travis, Mary Trusty, Thomas Rohrer, Leslie Romme, Mary Saylor, Richard Schreffler, Kenneth Schug, Frederick VanVranken, James Warburton, Joy Weaver, Robert Weaver, Thomas Wehl, Glenn Wensel, Robert Werstler, Jeanne White, Mary Willaman, Dwight Winkelman, Noeli Wise, Alice Wolf, Tom Zumbach, Maybelle Arter, Ruth Kendle, Lawrence Bowman, Richard Leed, Theodore Braucher, Richard McFadden, William Bricker, Paul May, Fred Broeske, Joan Meyers, John Chelpka, Doris Mills, Dale Dahler, Carl Mohler, Richard Deuble, Virginia Moore, jack Druckenbrod, Ned Murphy, Eldora Ebel, Robert Frailey, Glenn Nodle, Marguerite North, Marilyn Olson, Kenneth Oyler, Howard Pedrotty, John Rice, Wendell Richards, Beverly Roberts, James Romme, Elnore SEVENTH GRADE Schlemmer, Walter Schneider, Arthur Schworm, Glenn Shank, Esther Shuttleworth, Nancy Smiley, James Smith, Lola Smith, Marjorie Sponseller, Ellen Storch, Marilyn Stover, Donald Streby, Dick Studer, Richard Swearengin, james Uhrich, Mae Varner, Betty Wallace, Helen Walters, Madaline Warstler, Earl Willaman, Betty Jane Winkelman, Wanda Wolf, James Fye, Alvie Gill, Shirley Gross, Lloyd - Grove, Gene Haverstock, Harold Hess, Pauline Humbert, Jack Kaufman, Marvin -i4 . ..za E. if 83155, ,. 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Pollock, Sterling Schick, Thomas Sponseller, Junior Trusty, Vernon Weinliart, Jack Wolf, Handy Mohler, Myron Mohler, Virgil Sheehan, Raymond Wearstler, Earl 4, . ,Wy I ' I-,. is . ,,, l ll t A 1 x -, g ,f,,, . . ,'.'-' f' W my I , f . .Q-. . , 'V' Q f E H, Aj, .-we-v I: ink, , mx , W,-f' .z ' My 5 , ,ff 4 ' -' F , I 1 Akai A Q5 fA 'bi x A ' g J M xg Q :A 3, ' an 5 ,J.47 , N...,,,,-.K 5 Q Er ,. I I - gif. ma.a,. x. ,.,, . , .. '.,- V. V j Q nur.-A-' Q., ' K .' Q ' , M n P . ' W 9 K 3 ,V is 6 W if 1 ,xi J in v no 4 I ' x 'W ' f f' N- ' , , A V .. I fy J, f Q ' ' 'W ,lf 5 g- 1- - ,K as is . -9 vs! 1 , if K WM 'W , wk .W 5 :NP if 596, a W. was . S is v , N 1 , :,.V Q ., xi wk ,, , ,,.., . i , .. 3 '.','V , , 9 9 H'b' -' -- -' M fsmtzffiyfi? xg . , W K ,.A, Q, . 'L H 1 ,' M ,mx E, f, , -. M, f ', AQ, ,. 1 ' .l . fm ,,.,4A,,r , 3 ,vi 'Wk ' .' v' , p: . Ear X4 fi - vu. 5 ' 'X ,vln L 1 i Q, G ., rugs - ,, -- . ww D T ' 'D ,QI U if G' A' P W ... Qt',f!Q V vs., , 'ax , . f yxg ?Q,-,ins if . U ---,- tl , t., W W7 A 2 ,H W W Qgjggw W? W W Wiki X ' Q An SEK E 2 i 1 I, if if i ? 4.1 as F5 J , Second Row-Coach Swope, Herbert Hess, Charles King, William Lowther, Handy Wolf, William Willis. Firsl Rcrw-junior Sponseller, William Ashbaugh, Robert Sommer, Sterling Pollock, Robert Ginther. North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES COUNTY TOURNAMENT Canton ,A,, LLLL e , Hartville North Canton ,,,, 45 - 35 e.., Jackson Twp. Canton Middlebfaflch North Canton ,.e, 46 - 35 ..... Greentown Canton Bfewsfef North Canton--- 32 - 29 ..... -- Hartville Canton --,,Canton Twp. N h C W b Canton Canal Fulton ort anton,--- 32 - 29 Lt.. aynes urg Canton jackson Twp. Canton W-, Navarre Canton H Minerva SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Canton Mlddlebranch North Cantonwee 43 - 28 ....,.-. Copley Canton We, East Canton . Canton Canton TWP. North Cantone--- 31 - 25 ,L -L Suffield Canton ,ee , Louisville Canton Jackson Twp. DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Canton W-, L, Navarre Canton N Www Brewster North Cantoneee- 40 - 14 .....,. -- Rome Canton Canal Fulton North Canton -ee 29 - 42 -- --- Canfield The Vikings experienced a very successful season this year with 23 victories and their only defeat handed them by C3HI:lCld,S unorthodox tactics in the district finals. The fall of the Vikings ended a winning streak of 45 straight games, and although they did not bring back the championship cup, we are very proud of their record and the County Championship Trophy. On the All-Ohio Class B team Sterling Pollock won a berth as guard, and William Ashbaugh received honorable mention. F 1 4 A, we Ex ' Rf' x WH .L V.. 3:3 mm. QP fm' 2 Second Row Eugene Swearengin, Dale Trachsel, Jack Willaman, Charles Howes, Glenn Miller Thomas Meyers, John Baxter. Flrst Row Howard Boeshart, Jack Weinhart, Jay Kaufman, Frank Dillin, Lawrence Bishop Harold Boeshart. RESERVE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton 'Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Hartville Middlebranch t Brewster Canton Twp. Canal Fulton Jackson Twp. Navarre U., Minerva Middlebranch East Canton Canton Twp. W, 7, Louisville Jackson Twp. ,H Navarre , Brewster Canal Fulton j 9 7 :aff AU X x il fzvsfgfg kr ' he QW 'W' .wa TE- Fi Wm 'MQ Mig yy 5 xiii , All Uwsmmw A -' , . 9t G R A D E COUNTY RUNNERUPS Sc C'0I1t7' Row-Robert Ebel, Arthur Schneider, James V:mVranken, Bill Davis, Phil Miesmer, Tom Vfeaver, Bill Shuttleworth. Firxl Row-Dick Studcr, Dick Mohler, Earl Warstler, Bill Nodle, Lyle Shnub, Dan Howes, Tom Trusty. Second Row-Dick Post, Pat White, Donald Ross, Tom Smith, Earl Grant, Bob Graham, Bob MCCaman, Dale Rudersmith. Firsl Row-Dick Stover, Clarence Miller, Bill Thompson, Arnet Jaberg, Paul Spitler, Frank Burkholrz, Bud Vfarstler. 7t 8t G R A D E 8: h 9,91 N X1 W5 'QM Bishop, Lawrence Hurlburt, Thomas Shuttleworth, William Claypool, Richard Jester, James Smiley, Robert Daily, Norma King, Jean Spitler, Dorothy DeMuesy, Dick Kintz, Richard Streby, Dick Deuble, Virginia Liebtag, Wesley Waltenbaugh, Richard George, Inez Lindenberger, George Warstler, Bud Gray, Marilyn Rohrer, Max Warstler, Jeanne Schick, Tom STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President - - - - Richard Kintz Vice President - Thomas Hurlburt Secrefdry ---- Lawrence Bishop In the second year of the Student Council Plan, accomplishments proved to be successful in the Council's program of betterment for the school.. In its constructive program, the Student Council had charge of the Monitor system, enforced proper pedestrian crossings, and carried on an anti-gum chewing campaign. Its social activities were the Thanksgiving dance, the student assembly, and a spring dance. Next year with the cooperation of the teachers and the student body we hope to have an even better year. K, JFK BAND The North Canton High School Band is really stepping right along. During basketball season they were kept busy making up and learning stunts to use at the half of all the home varsity games. They were quite well received and very much enjoyed. Most of the band members attended the Ohio State Band Concert in Canton, February 21, and also the Stark County Music Festival in May. As a result of their excellent work this year and last year, they received an invitation from the World's Fair Administration to go there in a body this summer to show their musical ability. , MIXED CHORUS Ager, Helen Allen, Mary Arter, June Bierie, Richard Bishop, Lawrence Blatti, Wanda Bowman, Jeanne Bowman, Marilyn Bricker, Dorene Bricker, Jeanne Burkholtz, Frank Burkholtz, Marie Chenot, Pauline Conrad, Spencer Craven, Barbara Daily, Norma Davidson, Donna Deex, Ruth DeMuesy, Tom Denton, Doris Dillin, Nancy Earley, Jane Earley, Wilma Fawver, Bertha Festerly, Marjorie Frye, Ruth George, Inez Gill, Margaret Glass, Jane Golloway, Glenn Graham, Robert Graham, William Grant, Leah Gray, Thomas Greenho, Bruce Grove, Allene Hanel, Janice Harding, Edwin Harpold, Joe Howes, Charles Hoy, Janet Hurlburt, Thomas Jester, James Kidder, Charles Kolp, Dorothy Lesh, Virginia Livingston, Margaret McCaman, Robert McCue, Robert Masline, Jean Mathie, William Meister, Paul Metzger, Evelyn Meyers, Mary Miller, Glenn Miller, William Muse, Marillyn Myers, Phyllis Myers, Thomas Peterson, Carl Pollock, Sterling Post, Robert Renner, Velma Roberts, Ladine Rohrer, Gifford Rohrer, Max Rohrer, Vivian Rubright, Eleanor Saunders, Louis Schaeffer, Patty Schafer, Ellen Schario, Lester Schlemmer, Raymond Schlemmer, Zane Schug, Karl Schug, Kenneth Shank, Ernest C. Shaub, Margaret Shaw, Frances Sheehan, Rose Marie Sloan, Marilyn Smith, Barbara Smith, Tom Sommer, Irvin Sowers, Shirley Spohn, Blanche Sprang, Harriet Stahler, Logan Stull, Robert Swearengin, Eugene VanVranken, Alice Vogt, Ralph Waltenbaugh, Richard Warburton, James Warstler, Jeanne Warstler, Virginia Weaver, Marjorie Wenger, Blanche White, Patsy Willaman, Jack Wolf, Ann X09 ,ben-?i0'N.x34M6 Y' N6 Qs 'woes QOX' W GMQ 0561 Coda 9099065 QSCQQO0' QCACSYL QWW W0 Yuboet' ,YOK9 Cjfbi s CRCHESTRA Holmes, Lee Mays, Lynnette Meyers, Mary Miesmer, Glaida Miesmer, Phil Miesmer, Vivian Oberlin, Martha Oberlin, Robert Ross, Donald J 55111-6 , OO . herb Sijllahb, l lc Us S0608 'll 0601. ter 30,110 ' Karl Se S666 6 41 Iraq r ex S l'l711?Cj75 A611 FJ' H7 63 per CZ D316 U 66, ' T' G1 O01 gy. , lljalha 6,70 11 ' P llyfblv GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Last year the Girls' Glee Club set a high goal for us to shoot at this year. They sang their way into an excellent rating at the Glee Club Contest at Kent, which entitled them to enter the Glee Club Contest at Columbus. 0f course, they made the trip and sang their way into a superior rating and a State Championship in the State Glee Club Contest. With the much needed support of many inter- ested persons, they were able to make the trip to Anderson, Indiana for the National Glee Club Contest. Here they again made a rating of excellent, putting them second place in the National Contest of Glee Clubs. This year they again went to Kent and came through with a very nice rating and kept on working with the goal of both Columbus and Bay City, Michigan in view. Besides this contest the girls sang at several concerts and at the Christmas program, Late in the spring the girls performed at the annual musicale, and late in April, broadcasted over Station WHBC. The Annual Stark County Music Festival wound up another quite successful year under the leadership of Mr. Hammond. BOYS' GLEE CLUB This year the boys Worked hard to attain the record set last year by the girls and they made a grand attempt. They again entered the District Music Contest at Kent and came through with quite a satis- factory rating. Considering the fact that this is their second year in the contest, the record is very commendable. In December, the boys sang at the annual Christmas program and at the P.-T. A. where they were well received. At the annual Musi- calc, the boys performed remarkably well and made a broadcast for the first time at the invitation of Station WHBC. They also partici- pated at the Stark County Music Festival in May. is Allen, Mary Berger, Jean Blatti, Wanda Braucher, Margaret Climes, Inez Cordier, Berdella Curry, Jean Daily, Geraldine Dillin, Nancy Festerly, Marjorie George, Inez Glass, jane President - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer Advisors OFFICERS Gray, Marilyn Hanel, Janice Hickey, Alice Johnston, Betty Kolp, Dorothy Kolp, Helen Lowry, Jean Mays, Lynnette Moore, jean Nodle, Marian Rubright, Eleanor Saunders, Dorothy Virginia Warstler Maxine Sponseller - Jean Lowry Ruth Schreiner n SMiss Gatrell lMiss Seederly Schafer, Ellen Schreiner, Ruth Schwallie, Anna Snyder, Pauline Sponseller, Maxine Warburton, Mary Warstler, Virginia Weidleman, Annamae Wenger, Blanche Willaman, Phyllis Wise, Harriet Wolf, Ann V Ashbaugh, William Baxter, John Beckert, john Bishop, Lawrence DeMuesy, Dick Gill, Bernard Ginther, Robert Harding, Edwin Hess, Herbert Hoare, Charles Presidenf - Vice President Srrrefasry - Trcfaszzwr Advisors Holl, Dale Jester, James King, Charles Kintz, Richard Leibtag, Wesley McCue, Robert McDowell, Horace Pollock, Sterling Rohrer, Gifford Rohrer, Max 5 OFFICERS - - - Richard Kintz - - Max Rohrer - - James Jester Richard Waltenbaugh - 'lMr. Nagel Uack Coughlin Schick, Tom Shorb, William Stahler, Logan Vogt, Ralph Waltenbaugh, Richard Warburton, james Weinhart, Jack Willaman, Jack Wise, Frank 1 xmmsnwwm H AQM 'WW' , Mwmwsvn-i l.,., ,..XmHw,s2umni se1MW, -W emit xvamwmsvwltzzrfgtss Bierie, Betty Bowman, Marilyn Bricker, Dorene Chenot, Pauline Curry, Barbara Daily, Norma Davidson, Donna Day, Doris Deetz, Nancy Denton, Doris Frye, Ruth George, Lois Gill, Margaret Gopp, Frona Groom, Phyllis Haney, Alberta OFFICERS President - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer - Advisors Holben, Ellen Holt, Eleanor Horning, Rita Hoy, Janet Keller, Ladyne King, Helen Lesh, Virginia Livingston, Margaret McElroy, Dorothy Masline, Jean Mayer, Blanche Metzger, Ella Mae Metzger, Evelyn Miller, Mary Mohler, Birdine Mooring, Betty Jeanne Warstler Dorothy Spitler Jean Masline Margaret Gill - Miss Seederly Miss Evans Myers, Phyllis Oberlin, Martha Rohrer, Vivian Roush, Frances Schaeffer, Patty Schrecknegost, Betty Schreiner, Miriam Sheehan, Rose Marie Smith, Barbara Smith, Rita Spitler, Dorothy Trachsel, Doris VanVranken, Alice Warstler, Jeanne Weaver, Marjorie Wood, Patty V Berger, Robert Bierie, Richard Burkholtz, Frank Cossnboom, William Gill, John Golloway, Glenn Gray, Thomas Harpold, Joe Hickey, Marian Holmes, Lee President Vice President - Secrefary 'I-'T!'!lS1l1't'f Arfuisorx Howes, Charles Jaberg, Arnet Kidder, Charles Kintz, joe Mathie, Bill Miller, William Ober, Ralph Post, Richard Ross, Donald Schick, George OFFICERS Glenn Golloway - Arnet Jaberg - Robert Stull Richard Stover SML Russell Uack Coughlin Smiley, Robert Smith, Thomas Stover, Richard Stull, Robert Swearengin, Eugene Trachsel, Dale Uhrich, Victor Wearstler, Earl Werstler, Richard Willaman, john Wolf, Handy DeMuesy, Nan Gill, Shirley Good, Doris Good, Dorothy Harman, Donna Harrison, Patty Hess, Pauline Hobert, Betty Huprich, Betty Ingold, Velma President - Vice Presideni Secretary - Treasurer - Advisor - OFFICERS Jones, Jean King, Jean LaRocco, Angela LaRocco, Annette Nodle, Marguerite Norris, Lucille North, Marilyn Price, Carol Smith, Jeanne Smith, Marilyn - Jean King - Jean Jones Marilyn Smith Nolie Winkleman Dorothy Lowry Sponseller, Ellen Storch, Marilyn Travis, Mary Uhrich, Mae Wallace, Helen Warburton, Joy Werstler, Jeanne Winkleman, Nolie Winkleman, Wanda Wise, Alice Zumbach, Maybelle V Agnes, Robert Braucher, Richard Bricker, Paul Cathon, Robert Firestone, Dick Fye, Alvie Gross, Lloyd Haverstock, Harold President Vice President Secretary - Treasurer - Advisors Kaufman, Marvin Leed, Ted Mathie, Robert May, Fred Miesmer, Phil Mohler, Richard Olson, Ken Rohrer, Leslie OFFICERS Ken Olson Torn Wolf - Tom Weaver Harold Haverstock Jack Coughlin Mr. Franz Streby, Dick Swearengin, jim VanVranken, James Warstler, Bud Weaver, Tom Wehl, Glenn Wolf, james Wolf, Tom MATH AND SCIENCE CLUB Claypool, Richard Hurlburr, Thomas Srahlcr Logan Climes, Arlan Schlemmer, Raymond Uhrlch Victor Golloway, Glenn Schug, Karl Weinhart ack Harpold, Joe Schug, Kenneth Wise Frank OFFICERS Presidmzf - - - Richard Clnypool Vive President - Frank Wise Sec.-Treus. Jack Weinhart Aivst. Sec.-Trcus. - Karl Schug Advisors - Hack Coughlin lMr. Schneider Allen, Mary Berger, Jean Bierie, Betty Bowman, Jeanne Braucher, Margaret Bricker, Dorene Conway, Evelyn Cowan, Helen Deetz, Nancy Dillin, Nancy Earley, Jane 3 President - Vice' Presidents Secretary - TYl'LZSZlTC'T - Advisor Fawver, Bertha George, Lois Gopp, Frona Groom, Phyllis Gross, Viola Grove, Allene Holben, Ellen Holt, Eleanor Hoy, Janet Johnston, Betty Keith, Reba Keller, Ladyne OFFICERS Jane Earley Mary Allen Virginia Spohn Ellen Schafer - Laclyne Keller Miss Schleppi McElroy, Dorothy Meyers, Mary Miesmer, Vivian Miller, Alice Miller, Bernice Miller, Esther Miller, Mary Mohler, Birdine Mooring, Betty Myers, Phyllis Rader, Ruth Rohr, Lyvonne Roush, Frances Schafer, Ellen Schreckengost, Betty Schreckengost, Minnie Spohn, Virginia Warburton, Mary Warstler, Virginia Weaver, Marjorie Willaman, Jean Wood, Patty Worthington, Evelyn Al HOME ECONCMICS CLUB Afirfnaiiwf Richard Claypool Karl Schug Kenneth Schug DEBATE TEAMS Advisor H. Wayne Russell I Negative h Richard Creviston Swing 123:52 Inez George L - Robert Stull adine Roberts Richard Waltenbaugh Question for debate: RESOLVEDTth3t the United States government should own and control the railroads. With the return of only one of the members of last year's varsity squad, the team started the year with a slight disadvantage in its lack of experience. At the tournament at Struthers, this became evident with the Negative and Affirmative teams each winning only one out of four debates. With each contest giving them more experi- ence, they showed much improvement in the tournament at Ravenna, with the Negative winning four out of four and the Affirmative two out of four. At the Stark County Tournament, held here at the High School, the Affirmative won two contests out of five and the Negative four out of five. We are looking forward to a bigger and better debate squad next year. Bruhn, Hilda Climes, Inez Cordier, Berclella Curry, Jean George, Inez Librarian-Miss Buchanan Research Librarian-Josephine Marletto ASSISTANT LIBRARIANS Glass, Jane Sloan, Marilyn Gray, Marilyn Spohn, Blanche Johnston, Betty Sponseller, Maxine Roberts, Ladine Warstler, Virginia Schwallie, Anna Wi aqui? Arter, June Beckert, John Berger, Jean Bishop, Lawrence Blatti, Wanda Bowman, Jeanne Braucher, Margaret Chenot, Pauline Claypool, Richard Cordier, Berdella Curry, Jean Denton, Doris Dick, Joe Druckenbrod, Lucille Edwards, Twila Festerly, Marjorie Frye, Ruth Advisors-MR. MILLER, MR. FRANZ George, Inez George, Lois Gill, Margaret Ann Graham, Bill Grant, Leah Gray, Marilyn Hanel, Janice Harrison, Donald Holben, Ellen Howes, Charles Jester, James Johnston, Betty June Kandel, Phoebe Keller, Ladyne Kintz, Richard Lesh, Virginia Lindenberger, George Livingston, Margaret McDowell, Horace Marker, Zelma Mayer, Blanche Metzger, Ella Mae Metzger, Evelyn Meyers, Mary Miesmer, Vivian Mohler, Birdine Muse, Marillyn Cberlin, Martha Rohrer, Max Rohrer, Vivian Rubright, Eleanor Saylor, Ralph Schafer, Ellen Schario, Lester Schlemmer, Zane Schreiner, Miriam Schreiner, Ruth Schug, Karl Schug, Kenneth Schwallie, Anna Schwallie, Paul Shank, Ernest C. Shaw, Frances Sheely, Doris Shorb, Bill Sloan, Marilyn Warstlcr, Jeanne Warstler, Virginia Weidlemzin, Anna.Mae Willaman, Jack XVillaman, Phyllis Wfolf, Ann Zenglcr, Betty :Q'2f :9,Cf. 72 TT T7 If .I X I ' ' . 0 O X X l ' L ' O 0 a nn'kf Q A S HG 3 3' '- A - 2. 'nf Nmekf' a y, W s 1 Ng. 15, , Uortb capy9n,MQhiQ s s s Mayen 2o,yi94o EGiON ANNGUNCES WINNERS? ,I 1 Established May 1, 1959 ' 3 Student Publication of A North Cantonliigh School, -EHZJXCLUS Aii the little as- North Cooooo' ohio -'H' IL ' ,f-K' A' H I H Lux Agar? 1 P dgggnvskniisaysl. . MWSPAPER starr reveal S of the Editor: Frances Shaw ners O make ' Asst. Ed: R. Waltonbaugh Ssay the' Tom Schick topi Jane Glass was Schol. Ed: R. Claypool Clubs Ed: J. Weinhart Asst. Clubs Ed: A. Wolf Feat. Ed: E. Rubright Asst. Feat. Ed: Maxine Soonseller B. Cossaboom Sports Ed: M. Rohrer Art Ed: B. Maitert Sec: B. Cordier Bus. Mgr: Wes. Liebtag Q Circ. Mgr:.J. Jester Typists: M. Gray P. Snyder ing .fIr. Schne selected the be and girls' essays Each of the senior igh school grades. Their eight final s lections have alrea t o .been sen t O1 will B I county G Operetta PrOOf Reaggryillaman Q , .J . 5gr22e25?VS2J Berdella Cordie - - Dorothv Snander Iiss Woris- U L Q Comp. EG: R. Saylor Fac. Advisor: Mr. Nagel' OR SCHOLARSHYP or and ccom-V f' vu Shirley t, queen. n your hair, dwarfs owsooo D I The Aifil third Bggttl assembly will feature ton .HFrye the Magic1an.H Swwise ,Q Yours truly has seen Rbhrer' T-. 1. him and he'S Htopsn' is twenty-five o '2hebgim3,ii ghe as' gwith ten cents extra em V 1 9 an' for reserved seats. h ld nounced later. S OU Allen. Mary Archer, Virginia Beckert, John Berger, Jean Berger, Robert Bowman, Jeanne Burkholtz, Marie Claypool, Richard Climes, Arlan Craven, Barbara Curry, Barbara Dahler, Fred Daily, Geraldine Daily, Norma DeMuesy, Dick Earley, Jane Edwards, Twila Fry, David Geisinger, Betty Gill, Bernard Givler, Georgia Graham, William Groom, Phyllis Gross, Viola Halter, Glenn Hanel, Janice Harpold, Joe Harrison, Don C!! S Hess, Herbert Howes, Charles Huprich, Marjorie Hurlburt, Thomas Jester, James Keith, Reba Kintz, Dick Kolp, Dorothy Kolp, Helen McCarty, Ruth McClelland, Robert McCue, Howard McCue, Robert Maslinc, Jean Metzger, Evelyn Olson, Don Parker, Eugene Price, Carol Renner, Velma Roberts, Ladine Schafer, Ellen Schick, Tom Schlemmer, Raymond Schreiner, Miriam Schreiner, Ruth Shank, Ernest C. Shaub, Margaret Shaw, Frances Shcely, Doris Shorb, William Smiley, Robert Sowers, Shirley Stahler, Logan Stover, Dick Stull, Robert Uhrieh, Victor Wzlrburton, James Wfarburton, Joy Nvarstler, Virginia XVehl, Glenn XVeida, Jeanette Weinhart, Jack Zengler, Betty -Q 122.515 Advisor-MR. NAGEL Berger, Jean Claypool, Richard Cordier, Berclella Daily, Norma George, Inez Glass, jane Golloway, Glenn Gray, Marilyn Howes, Charles Kintz, Richard Kolp, Dorothy Liebtag, Wesley Lowry, Jean Metzger, Evelyn Roberts, Ladine Rohrer, Max Schick, Thomas Schug, Kenneth Shaw, Frances Sloan, Marilyn Snyder, Pauline Weinhart, Jack Wise, Frank Wise, Harriet Wolf, Ann Fiierie, Richard Gill, John Gollowny, Glenn Halter, Carl Kaufman, XVayne Riesling, Raymond lXflCCL1Il1l1Il, Robert AlIl'iSOY-MR. Meister, Paul Miller, Clarence Miller, William Oberlin, Robert Rudersmith, Dale Stover, Richard Stull, Robert SCHNEIDER Qs. -ma. Archer, Virginia Fawver, Loren Jester, James Ashbaugh, William Fry, David Kandel, Phoebe Bierie, Richard Frye, Ruth Keith, Elva Blatti, Wanda George, Inez King, Helen Claypool, Richard George, Lois Kintz, Joseph Copper, Richard Glass, Jane Kintz, Richard Cordier, Berdella Golloway, Glenn Kolp, Dorothy Craven, Junior Gray, Marilyn Lantzer, lcea Creviston, Richard Groom, Phyllis Lesh, Virginia Curry, Barbara Hanel, Janice Liebtag, Wesley Dahler, Fred Haney, Alberta Lindenberger, Carl Daily, Norma Harrison, Donald Lindenberger, George Day, Doris Holben, Ellen McCarty, Ruth Dick, Joe Horning, Rita Marker, Zelma Dillin, Nancy Howes, Charles Masline, Jean Ebner, Paul Hurlburt, Thomas Mathie, Bill Mayer, Blanche Metzger, Ella Mae Metzger, Evelyn Meyers, Mary Miller, Mary Frances Miller, William Oberlin, Martha Jean Roberts, Ladine Rohr, Jeanette Rohrer, Max Saylor, Ralph Schick, Tom Schug, Karl Schug, Kenneth Schwallie, Anna Schwallie, Paul Shaub, Margaret Shaw, Frances Sloan, Marilyn Smiley, Robert Smith, Thomas Sprang, Harriet Warburton, James Warstler, Bud Weinhart, Jack Wenger, Blanche Werstler, Dick Wise, Frank Wise, Harriet Wolf, Ann Workman, Hal 1 v LITERARY CONTEST North Canton was represented in quality rather than in quantity at Canton Twp. High on Friday, Feb. 23. Six students came home with flying colors, two having received superior ratings, and four, excellent plus. Martha Jean Oberlin received superior plus for her drum solo while jane Glass held superior rating for her offering of Kamenoi- Ostr0w by Rubenstein. A brass quartet played the Torch Dance by Ed. German and came through with an excellent plus. The quartet was composed of Ralph Saylor, Arnet Jaberg, Glenn Wehl and George Schick. On Feb. 3, at the Stark County Tournament held here, three students of No-Ca-Hi entered the Declamation Contest. James Jester gave an oration entitled The Blight of Idleness, receiving for it a place among the seven finalists. Charles Haverstock's oration and Alberta Haney's dramatic reading eliminated them from the contest, but nevertheless, their work deserved a good hand. These students are all to be commended for their efforts and fine accomplishments. 1st Cast DRAMATIC CLUB PLAY Jerry fAldinej Taylor, Iack's Roommate .,., Jack Norman, College Student ,,,,,...., Luke Calloway, Iack's Friend ,... Mary Norman, Iackis Sister ,,,, Jessie Stewart, Mary's Friend- f--- Dudley Briggs, jackie Unc1e---- Sarah Briggs, Dud's Wife--- Millie, the Maid ,A.,,, - H.r,,,,... Clayton Parmer, Poetic Capitalist .... julia Parmer, His Wife---,---..---- Thomas Deems, Theatrical 'Magnate- ..,,, Thursday Matinee-February 1 Director .....,,. Asst. Directors -- -- Stage Manager .... Asst. Stage Manager--- Property Manager ----- Make-up --------- Publicity Managers ---- Tickets ---------- Pro1npters--- -----John Beckert, Bill Graham ----Zane Schlemmer, Dale Broeske ------Paul Schwallie, Bill Shorb ----Jean Curry, Marjorie Festerly ----Virginia Warstler, Marilyn Gray ----Richard Kintz, james Jester ------Jeanne Bowman, Inez George ----Phoebe Kandel, Eleanor Rubright -----Ernest Shank, Dale Trachsel ----Betty Johnston, Frances Shaw --------George Lindenberger, Joe Dick Friday Evening-February 2 --------------A. Clarke Miller ----Richard Franz, Edwin Harding ---------------Tom Hurlburt -----joe Harpold ---------------Blanche Spohn ---Blanche Spohn, Velma Renner -----Ellen Schafer, Edwin Harding -----Ruth Schreiner, Ellen Schafer -----Reba Keith, Vivian Miesmer THE CLAY'S THE THING In their room at Notre Dame, Luke and Jack, who has dicovered a beauty clay, persuade Jerry, against his will, to enter the Atlantic City Beauty Contest. Before they leave for the trip, Uncle Dudley arrives unexpectedly at the dorm and finds in his nephewls bedroom, Jerry fAldinej dressed in a filmy negligee and blonde wig. At the Brigg's summer cottage in Atlantic City where Millie has left to marry her Harold, Mary arrives with Jessie, who enters the beauty contest. The three boys came, too. The Clayton Parmers, interested in the Brigg's Beautifier Corp., arrived to buy some stock while Tom Deems, Dud's friend, came for important reasons. When Aunt Sarah learns of all this, she becomes hysterical, and decides Mary should be the maid. Ten people for three bedrooms is a problem finally solved by Geraldine sleeping with Aunt Sarah. At breakfast, Geraldine's hat and wig yanked off reveals that . . she's a he! Jessie becomes Miss America and also Mrs. Jack Norman, and Luke finds he loves Millie-her Harold wasn't there! Jerry finds sympathy and love in Mary, too. This matrimonial bureau changed into a joyous quietness. After the dignified Parmers left in a rage, they returned peacefully to settle their deal with Dudley who, by now has bought jack's.beauty clay. As the curtain fell on this gay comedy, everyone was assured that The Clay's the Thing! 2nd Cast JUNIOR CLASS PLAY CAST OF CHARACTERS Attendant ,,,, .,.. C ourt policeman Judge C,.,,,,,, ,...n C ourt justice Robert Crandal---, ,,....,..,,,,..... Defense Attorney Attorney Barkleym-, ,,,.-Prosecuting Attorney for the State Clerk of Court James -I. O'Callal'1an Helen Montgomery ,... ..,, Henry Kellogg Sergeant Byrnesc--- Elaine Adams ,...., Court Stenographer Court Matron Reporter ,.,. ,,,., Gertrude Grace ,,,. Olga Vanette ,n.. .,,,,,,,.. Courthouse patrolman Defendant, Crandal's fiancee, actress ---cDetective, Coroner -,,One of the witnesses ,,,cc-----,,,,From the press ----,,,,,Helen's friend and witness - -C , -, , Helen's governess and witness Alice Raymond- ...,,....,,,c..,.,, Young socialite and missing Witness Andy ,.uY....,.... A,....,,,.....c.,,...,, A lice's friend and escort Thomas Gardner -.-A ..,,,-... ., ,.,,,........c, Witness Oscar Holm- ..,,,. Peggy Moore ,,,.. --,,,,Hardware Storeman and witness H-, -H Former secretary of Barkley's, witness Mrs. Julia jones , - - - ..... ....................a.a... W itness Foreman of the Jury Ladies and gentlemen Ladies and gentlemen Lawyers of the jury of the press Directors-Mr. Miller, Mr. Schneider THE MISSING WITNESS The action of this melodrama is laid in a courtroom picturing the trial of Helen Montgomery for the murder of Henry Kellogg. Helen, with a smoking revolver in her hand, was discovered in Kellogg's office beside his dead body, lying unconscious on the floor. Questioned by police who had been called to the scene of the murder, she admitted the killing and willingly signed a confession to that effect. Robert Crandal, her fiancee, was quite convinced of her innocence, and being a lawyer, prevailed upon her to plead not guilty of the charge. It becomes quite evident as the trial progresses that Helen is trying to shield someone. It develops that this someone is Alice Raymond, a young society girl, who seems to have a very mysterious connection with the case. These circumstances are as baffling to Crandal as they are to the audience for Helen will tell nothing. Meanwhile, the State and the Defense are searching frantically for Alice to clear up the case, but she has disappeared. In spite of Crandal's efforts to have her tell the truth, Helen still maintains that she is the murderess. At a very dramatic moment Alice Raymond, the missing witness, makes her appearance at the trial, and from there on the play approaches a most sensational and speedy climax which really brought the house down. The duel of words between Crandal, Defense Attorney, and Barkley, the Prosecuting Attorney, makes a very brilliant theme. The play was a decided success under the very able direction of Mr. Miller and Mr. Schneider. The Junior Class wishes to express its appreciation to all those who had a part in this, their successful production. Clem Betts , E, Ma Betts E-, Pa Betts,,.-,, Piney Hyatt Cracker Gaddis Pink Freeze W Annie Bevins ,E Buck Gaddis E , Peg-leg Gaddis Tom Bevins , - The Peddler ., Gypsy Carter.- Judge Hawks ,W SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST OF CHARACTERS -,,,-,E,,,c-E,,,-..,,,,.,, , Young mountaineer ,H , , Clem's mother ,,,, Clem's father -W Man-hungry girl E, H, Y E, Peg-leg's niece ,Romantic man of forty J, Father of Bu Buck Gaddis, girl friend Boyhood chum of Clem ck and uncle of Cracker ,,,,Father of Annie WW, H, W ,, Jew E E ,,,, 7 ,,.,,Young gypsy girl W, EY W, .njust Dirf'c'i01'x-Mr. Miller, Mr. ice from the county seat Swope THE SCENE! A tynical mountain cabin in the Kentucky and Tennessee mountains. MOONSHINE AND HONEYSUCKLE In the mountains of Kentucky on a certain June evening, Clem Betts and Buck Gaddis, two boyhood friends, discover with surprise that they are both in love with the same girl. Now ordinarily, under these conditions, mountaineers would shoot it out on the spot, but not so with Clem Betts, whose peaceloving nature brings him to letting Annie Bevins choose for herself. But when Annie does make her choice of Buck Gaddis, an old family feud rises between the two families and then the trouble begins. Kind-hearted Clem, hoping to settle the quarrel, sends off Annie and Buck to be married. But there he made his big mistake, in not reckoning with old Peg-leg Gaddis and his fiery-tempered niece, Cracker. Before Clem realizes it, he is in the midst of the feud with both families out to get his hide. Pink Freeze and Piney Hyatt lend humor to the situation with their love troubles. Piney, the man-hungry type, thinks Clem is just bashful in not having proposed to her, but when he still hasn't in the end-and she just can't see why-she goes ahead and marries a Jewish peddler and settles down to support him for the rest of her life. Gypsy Carter refuses to marry Pink, a widower with a young son to care for, so he decides to go farther back into the hills where he can get a wife in exchange for a cow or two. In the meantime, Cracker has changed sides and is now helping Clem to try to stay out of the feud. She succeeds by the time the feud is over. Peg-leg's friendship is won by Clem when he presents him with a new jointed wooden leg to replace the one he had accidentally splintered with buck-shot. In return for this gift, Peg-leg agrees not to feud if Clem should just happen to want to marry Cracker. Clem wants to, so takes advantage of the opportunity. In the production of this remarkable play, the cast Wishes to express their appre- ciation to their directors, Mr. Miller and Mr. Swope for their efforts and fine coaching to that cause. EWR' Archer, Virginia Arter, Ruth Blatti, Wanda Chelpka, Doris Climes, Inez Cordier, Berdella Curry, Barbara DeMuesy, Nan Dillin, Nancy Dorn, Barbara Earley, Wilma George, Lois Gray, Marilyn Haney, Alberta Harman, Donna Harrison, Patty Hess, Pauline Holben, Ellen Holt, Eleanor Huprich, Betty Huprich, Marjorie Jones, Jean Kaufman, Elinor Keller, Beverly King, Helen King, Jean Kolp, Helen Lowry, Jean Metzger, Ella Mae Metzger, Evelyn Miesmer, Vivian Muse, Marillyn Nodle, Marguerite Nodle, Marian Price, Carol Richards, Beverly Roberts, Ladine Rohr, Jeanette Rohrer, Vivian Romme, Elnore Schreckengost, Betty Schrcckengost, Minnie Schreiner, Ruth Sheehan, Rose Marie Sheely, Doris Shuttleworth, Nancy Smith, Marilyn Smith, Marjorie Smith, Lola Smith, Rita Spitler, Dorothy Sponseller, Ellen Storch, Marilyn Uhrich, Mae Warstler, Jeanne Xvenger, Blanche Werstler, Jeanne Willaman, Betty Willaman, Jean Winkleman, Wanda Wise, Alice Wolf, Ann Wood, Patty Zumbach, Maybelle Advisorswn ,,,,Mr. Franz, Mr. Miller, Mr. Nagel Announcer n-v-- f,,,,,,,,,,,, N . Edwin Harding News Reporters ,,.,, ,,-Jack Weinhart, Richard Claypool Washington Reporters-Richard Waltenbaugh, Paul Meister Alternate Reporters, ,....., ,Karl Schug, Kenneth Schug Technician ,c,e.,.. ecc,,Yf.,fY,-- J 06 Harpold Sports Editord- -----TOI11 SCl'liCk On January 3, 1940, a group of North Canton High School students, with Mr. Franz as advisor, established the No-Ca-Hi Radio Club, Station WNCH, as an aid to vocational training. The club's service to the student body is threefold. First--it helps the members gain experience and confidence in speaking into the mike. Second-it may also help undecided students to determine their vocation. Third-it helps to keep the student body well informed on current events. This comparatively new club, responsible for those popular interviews, and regular news broadcasts is sure to progress and become a more essential extra curricular activity. CALENDAR SEPTEMBER DECEMBER 2--Teachers' meeting 6-School started with an assembly 11-New school patrol at Charlotte and Portage streets 16-North Canton 135 East Canton 6 18-Monitors in the hall 22-North Canton 125 Navarre 6 25-In assembly Ritz Trumpeteersn 26-Mr. James- Liquid Air 27-First School Newspaper appears 28-Teachers go to Rotary Dinner 30-North Canton 65 Brewster 0 OCTOBER 6-Assembly-Chief Lone Star 7-Louisville 175 North Canton 7 12-In assembly--Roy Young-Bird calls-Violin 13-Pep Rally-Snake Dance 14-North Canton 125 Canal Fulton 0 20--Student Council Pep Rally--Snake Dance! 21-Middlebranch 185 North Canton 6 23-Class pictures 26-Minerva 65 North Canton 0 Hayride!! 27-NO SCHOOL 31-Mardi Gras NOVEMBER 2-Mr. Cox of the Byrd Expedition in assembly 3--North Canton 255 Canton Twp. 6 10-Armistice Day Program Pep rally North Canton 125 jackson Twp. 6 16-In assembly-Rev. Beck 22-Student Council Party l--Declamation Contest Senior Tests North Canton 255 Hartville 16 4- Lombards in assembly 8--Father Mechler talked in assembly North Canton 255 Middlebranch 8 9-North Canton 295 Brewster 24 15-North Canton 345 Canton Twp. 29 16--North Canton 315 Canal Fulton 28 19--North Canton 285 Jackson Twp. 27 21-In assembly--Rev. Cossaboom 22-Christmas Program VACATION 27-No-Ca-Hi Alumni beats team 34-23 JANUARY 3-North Canton 315 Navarre 8 5-Rev. Beck speaks in assembly 9-VIKING Spirit Radio Program 12-Assembly speaker-Rev. Emch 13-North Canton 475 Middlebranch 19 15- Amazing Australia by Vic Griffin in assembly! 19-North Canton 425 East Canton 26 20-North Canton goes to Canton Twp. and wins 31-25-A thriller!!! FEBRUARY 1-2-Dramatic Club Play, The Clay's The Thing -Great Success! CALENDAR 2-Rev. Cossaboom speaks in assembly 3-North Canton 47g Navarre 16 9-Mr. Seeman talks on Variations in Nature in assembly Pep rally!!! North Canton 493 Brewster 38 12-Mr. Bingham talks to Seniors on Vocations 14--Pep rally!! !!! Tournament begins!!!!! . . . and i North Canton beats Jackson Twp.. 45-35! 15-Picture show Crusades with new movie machine North Canton topples Greentown 46-35 and advances to semi-finals 22-Washington's Birthday-No school-Hurray 23-Literary Contest held at Canton Township North Canton qualifies for the finals as Hartville falls 32-29 24-County Champs! North Canton 325 Waynes- burg 29 26-Girl Reserves sponsored an assembly, Rev. Humbert was the speaker 29-An Amateur Hour sponsored by Student Council At Kent in the sectional North Canton takes Copley 43-28 MARCH 2-Wheel North Canton 313 Suffield 25 4-Stunt Night for the band 6-8 -District Tournament at Kent 8-Rev. Beck gives an address for assembly 13-Broadcast Hamilton and Burr Duel-Real Actors Now 18--Rev. Mechler speaks for the student body 14- 1 5 -16-State Tournament 22-Good Friday-No School!!! 29-30-Grade School Operetta 30-Senior Scholarship Test-Ouch!! Grade School District Music Contest! Busy day! APRIL 3-Frye the Magician S-High School assembly, talk by Rev. Cossa- boom 5-6-Junior Play a big success!!! The Missing Witness 6-District High School Glee Club Contest at Kent 13-Scholarship Test to select County Team 19-State Glee Club Concert at Columbus. Here's Hoping! 26-27-Senior Play Moonshine and Honeysuckle MAY 4-District Scholarship Test at Kent 5-Week Day School of Religion Program ll-Music Concert 21-22-Second Semester Exams! The Last Lap!! 23-Junior-Senior Banquet 25-School Picnic 26-Baccalaureate-Rev. Mechler 2 8-Commencement ,K I D my-I 9505? fi 3 kenaf' 0 f 1 H117 IIIIIIIIIIT Ai! K1 wi? s - A g L 1 w , W Q A 'W F v',.. 2 ' ,J .M w Q K fl A fxk. 3 MY h 34 Q F ' ,- B ,. W, S Q if 'V 0.0, A0 SWS PATRONIZ E OUR f A D GIVERS KEEPSCOLORSFRESH Through thirty-three years of successful leader- ship the Hoover has always been Years Ahead. To the Class of 1940, now facing new horizons, we wish you every sueeess in the years ahead. THEHOOVERCOMPANY 'lr Congratulations, Class of 1 940 Compliments CLASS OF '40 THE ROGERS HUMMEVS JEWELRY co. In Go A' East Tuscarawas 334 North Market Dial 9352 CANTON, OHIO CHARGE ACCOUNT Groceries Meats DPY 39943 jewelers and Opticians I. Comp ,ments of Complimenls M. B. Homer of' Good Clothes at popular prices STETSON HATS GOOD SHOES E Q R u M A Y S INTERWOVEN HOSE MUNSINGWEAR ARROW SHIRTS Smart Clothes for Young Men HOMER'S Cleveland Ave. and Third N. W. CANTON, OHIO I20 Souih Main Sires? NORTH CANTON, OHIO CO i 'e +S CARL 0. SPUNSELLER of FlNNEY's i 9' and Cut Rate Drug Store . Heatmg 4I5 Market Avenue North CANTON. QHIQ NORTH CANTON, OHIO L F Y g J. C. Syler PhOI1e Compliments Compliments of of D u M o N T Athletic Goods Dept. HESS HATCI-IERY I34 Second Street S. E. Phone 2-3225 NORTH CANTON, OHIO STU DER M CCOY S POTTS UP-TO-DATE GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATE Stark County's Most Popular Jewelers Featuring Nationally Advertised WATCHES 0 SILVERWARE 0 IEWELRY Movie Camera and Candid Camera Dept. NIUKI ' A V iv 5417. L - I I Q 1 , .x 4 ESTABLISHED l9l0 NNW 2l2 TUSC . ST. E . NO EXTRA CHARGE F OR CONVENIENT CHARGE ACCOUNT SERVICE Meei Me af NORTH CANTON I S A L Y ' S CLEANERS 2 Hour Odorless SUNDAES - SODAS Dry Cleaning MILK SHAKES AND SANDWICHES Ends the Quest tor the Best! We Cal' For and Deliver Ask About Our Dial 9754 Special Prices Theatre Building - North Main St. Fvr Parfies NORTH CANTON, omo Best Wishes To the Class of 1940 WILLIS MOTOR CU. NORTH CANTON PONTIAC 6 AND 8 The Car That Out-Values Them AH COM PLIMENTS A C M E Grocery Store No. 111 On fhe Square NORTH CANTON, OHIO M. A. Cozy 81 Son Tailors Dial 34540 l24 Second S+ree'r S. E. CANTON, OHIO F LEISCHER'S On the Square Home of Good Shoes For The Family .tl Fitted By X-Ray CANTON - OHIO M Compliments Says Q Q Q f 0 Clothing for The Family Mohler's Restaurant RADIOS ' WASHERS ' STOVES Theme Building swrzrzpms - nnrmennxrons North Main St. O oscmas Terms to fit your pocketbook NORTH CANTON, OHIO 200 East Tusc. Canton, Ohio NORTH CANTON BUICK Sales and Service BUICK THE BEAUTY 407 Norfh Main S+ree1' 24 Hour Service Congratulations LARGEST STORE Class This big mefropolifan sfore has af all of limes largesl' variefies al' lowes? price- an ideal place for you fo shop and 1940 save money. Stark Dry Goods S H A W I S Open F or Your Convenience 209-ZI9 Easl Tuscarawas S+. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '40 MYERS CHEVROLET CO. Chevrolet the Leader WHITE FLASH GAS BODY QUAKER STATE OIL AND FENDER REPAIR KENDEL OIL TOWING 407 North Main Street 24 Hour Service f we s w we The Stern 81 Mann Company Tuscarawas Street Cleveland Avenue CANTON, OHIO O t O The Stern 8: Mann Company offers hearty congratulations and best wishes tor tuture success to every member ot the Class ot I940 of the North Canton High School. Wagner's Restaurant ON THE SQUARE We serve special steak and chicken dinners by appointment North Canton, Ohio Phone 2-4593 Athletic 'Dept. Canton Hardware Co 2I5 Market Avenue South 335 Tuscarawas Street East Q g Q CANTON, OHIO Best Wishes to the Class of '40 lone Belle Beauty Shoppe MRS. L. C. HUTCHINS, Mgr. Z. L. GRIN ER AKRON, OHIO Representing THE H. R. TERRYBERRY CO. AND GEO. SPIES, INC. FOR Class Rings. Pins and Trophies sto THE GRINER ENGRAVING CO. Fon Commencement Announcements Name Cards and Programmes Best Wishes to the Class of 1940 LEWIS 86 GREENHO COMMENCEMENT GIFTS Compliments ot of EN DURIN G BEAUTY rw-'fr -f Q--'iff The Educational X XX I ' A Supply Co. X N e PAINESVILLE, on-no Wren oven so vms G I ' I 0 207 Cleveland Ave. N. W. ED, RALEY CANTON, OHIO Minerva, Ohio Compliments Of The - Citizens' Savings and Loan Co. RALPH YOUNG Mgr., North Canton Branch BUY GIFTS THAT LAST from Canton's Oldest Reliable Credit leweler II fl Jewelry Co. 135 Tuscarawas Street East CANTON, OHIO Compliments ot ROYER FOOD MARKET I I9 S. Main NORTH CANTON, OHIO CRAWFORD'S FURNISHINGS and SHOES Suits Made To Order 125 South Main NORTH CANTON, OHIO Congratulations Y M FOR A Class ot '40 1 f .3 BUSINESS TRAINING rom - ' IQ, The Oberlin Beauty Shoppe Managing Operator, MARY OBERLIN Operator, LOIS TEAGLE O Dial 9667 240 South Main Select the school that has trained thousands of successful men and women. Visit its class rooms, talk to its executives. Know what its graduates have accomplished. The superior equipment, together with a faculty of ex- perienced instructors, insures a training of the highest standard. Catalog tree on request. Canton Actual Business College 428 Market Ave. N. Canton, Ohio The Schafer-Messerly Druq Co. The Rexall Drug Store NORTH CANTON, OHIO -f.. We carry a complete stock of drugs, medicines, preparations for prescriptions, sick room and baby supplies and other ethical drug store supplies. Also a large stock of Kodaks, Parker Fountain Pens and Pencils, school needs, greeting cards, crepe paper and many household items. -4,- WE PREPARE OHIO'S BEST SODAS Visit Our Soda Fountain C 1 ' 0 9 S Don Johnston's to the Class of 1940 Flowers 1112 li-lnlle firms. n. 624 MARKET ST. NORTH FOLlf'l'l'l Street N. W. . Dial 7354 fUHnnm'Q9hwf FLOWERS WIRED ANYWHERE ANYTIME COMP!-IMENTS OF Congrafulations, Class of '40 W. M. KYSER SALES CO. AUSTIN SCHILTZ wAnnE:N, or-no Shoe Repairing and Rebuilding Distributors oi C t O Ianitorial Sanitary Supplies, Office Fumiture. School Fumiture and Public Equipment. 137 Portage Sr. North Canton, Ohio E W DOWN if CBRBURETORS 5 wxth ge' if, AUTOMATIC W cl-xoxns QL WW .,.. A -'-'1 DRAFT .,.., -' rr-:.,,,,,q?zQ I Expert Service on A11 Makes DUN BAR BROS. COMPLIMENTS CLASS OF 1940 I t's that ORCHARD HILL FARM DAIRY Cre-me Milk -ek- Dial 9671 -9412 707 South Main NORTH CANTON, OHIO Dial 2-5103 712 Rex Ave. N. E. Adams Pure Oil Service a O Bumper to Bumper F I N E M E A T S Lubrication ' 'E' Tire and Battery Service 624 So. Main S+. NORTH CANTON, OHIO THE CLASS UF '40 W' f Y Compliments of North Canton Sunoco Service Firestone Tires and Auto Supplies NORTH CANTON. OHIO Compliments of Jackson Ice Cream Co. -iv- NORTH CANTON, OHIO Edwin Willaman 8: Son SHEET METAL WORK and ROOFING OI' ALL KINDS Boomer and Farquar Furnaces Palmer Natural Draft Stokers No Clinkers O Dial 9759 555 North Main Street NORTH CANTON, OHIO HANEL Auto -- Sales and Service Nash and Lafayette Dealer North Canton, Ohio R. D. No. 7 The WorId's Number One Typewriter New, Used and Rebuilts of a11 makes Advance your speed instead of losing your touch by renting a machine on our summer rates from May lst at 53.00 per month 5.00 2 months 7.00 3 months We Rent, Sell and Repair a11 makes BENSCJN TYPEWRITER CO. 336-338 Fourth Street N. W. Canton, Ohio TO THE PUPILS There are two m0'St valuable possessions, which no reverse of fortune can destroy. They are what you put into your head knowledge, and into your hands, skillj I M. M. RUBRIGHT, D. D. S. hU 'm.. .K l?x Compliments of Becher Sport Goods Co. --pf- Dial 2-4595 SCH RAFFT'S CHOCOLATES Q 3 The Finest In The World E THE CLIMALENE CO. CLIMALENE BOWLENE SOFTENE ,1 Fsmlwmwew m C pl' i om ojcmen s Th e C. E. W a 1, d Grocery and Meat Market C FREE DELIVERY Dial 92l2 New London, Ohio 5I3 East Maple Street North Canton Radio 8: Electric Co. f ffffxlfga-i'ifGef,'1'T1 Sgt ESRADIO sfnvfawf gl f 3 x:L u lx 1 W XJ V' X fn ell O t A , ' Compliments Class of '40 The Mohler L u m b e r C O. NORTH CANTON, OHIO A get , f Y ar ,...,.,.:,,-:, i 3 . . W Good Hardware and Electric SO YOU HPPHUIICGS 551100 1909 FELLA'S ARE GRADUATING G. E. ELECTRIC STOVES. RADIOS. REFRIGERATORS, ETC. ELECTROLUX GAS REFRIGERATORS Well-that means You have to look Your best. MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGES Why not be a Yale man? are sold right here in your Home Town WEAR YALE CLOTHES Gross Hardware Stores Y A L E A E1 DEAL FOR YOUR O DOLLAR Quality Clothes For Men North Canton Greentown 308 Market Ave' N' IOIN! ' Your ' The Community 9 Heart Of Building North Now! -l L 1- Canton 0 if AEM: F' 'Ki 2' is ,Q di Your clubs are -- THE GIRL RESERVE if Kd? A and ff THE HI-Y AS 9 I INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Compliments n of . H . D . W I S E efigency ON THE SQUARE North Canton Phones: Office 9370 - Residence 9596 .L I W QT ,E blip . ' .4 ' A I 'A T' , . Deub1e's Extend their compliments to the class of 1940. And wish to remind you that we will be glad to serve you, the members of the Class of 1940, as we have served four generations in the past. FINE DIAMONDS ' WATCHES .Emile 'ft lewelers in Canton 107 Years 130 Market Ave. South DUCO SERVICE SHOP R. A. SMILEY Dial 6707 I429 Woodland Ave. N. W. Damaged Car Rebuilders EXPERT AUTO REFINISHING BODY, TOP AND FENDER REPAIRING LQ? CanI'on, Ohio Furniture Hospital A. B. FRYE ,LA 'V L N P IWHNISHINTI mmlff ' Wmf A S - 4.415 1 m f. 015 . 5'55'.f 5 ' ' ' 21.53 17 ' DIAL 9749 - X... ANTIQUES RECONDITIONED PRICES RIGHT - GIVE US A CALL 221 WEST MAPLE ST NORTH CANTON. OHIO I E, Q, at 3: ian V I X 3 lm ' V If fix. Z U M B A C H Motor Sales Studebo ker Sales and Service 327 North Main Street Phone 9-I303 North Canton, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '40 The Sanitary Milk Company Manufacturers and Distributors of 'SEALTEST DAIRY PRODUCTS Congratulations, Class of 1940 GROCERIES 0 MEATS COAL 0 FEEDS and FERTILIZERS The North Canton Supply Co. Phone 9360 PAUL'S ELECTRIC SHOP WIRING AND REPAIRING 4I4 South Main St. Dial 9-I I64 G-E MAZDA LAM PS GENERAL ggi ELECTRIC TOP SOIL SLAG W. W. MATHIE Sand, Gravel, Coal and Generali Hauling D al 9238 East Maple Street North Canton FILLING COKE X North Canton High School W allrllwlir, X XX Ally, ll be ,, L 1591 ,J Leads The Parade A ,J I tg Wllh ,Q-' f , 3 lf? -T H E IR WV CONN INSTRUMENTS I, J fm Z. 63 LEEDY DRUMS 'KW ' WIIAYW YW '. I if ,711 .L A fn 1 The Choice ot The Artists Warren Music Store Warren's Music Center 158 High St. Phone 4124 Warren, Ohio McFadden 81 Shaub Real Estate and Insurance Service Compliments of D. W. Strausser 86 Son You're sure of good meats here Dial 9221 North Canton, Ohio Compliments of SHERWIN - WILLIAMS CU. Dial 5376 320 Market Ave. North CANTON, OHIO FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Lesh Flower Shop ZI6 Orchard St. Dial 98l9 North Canton, Ohio A WIDE ASSORTMENT OF NOVELTIES The Cover and Binding tor the 1940 No-Ca-Hi produced by the Mueller Art Cover and Binding Co. 2202 Superior Ave. Cleveland. O. I ia oo' X 9 p0'v.ex I ., 0 W W X Smart Apparel at little prices--for Women and Misses B NORTH CAN The Finest Phone 9750 EST WISHES Class of '40 TON DAIRIES, Inc. in Dairy Products Norfh Canfon Compliments of QUALITY SUPPLY CO. Farm Machinery Coal ' Feed - Fertilizer Phone 9649 NORTH CANTON, OHIO Compliments of Smi1h's Barber Shop Congratulations to Class of '40 FRYE'S GREENHOUSE The Home of Flowers and Garden Plants 416 Werstler Ave. Phone 9712 ,. C78 CCMMERCIAL PHOTOLITH COMPANY OFFSET PRINTING X OUR METHOD REQUIRES NO CUTS OR ENGRAVINGS. more uruoenmw N MDMEOGQAPHING ADDQESSNG AND FOURTN FLDOR OHIO MERCNANTS BANK BUILDING MAILING MASSILLON N - OHIO TELEPHONE --E- 3431 Compliments of DAVIS STUDIO MASSILLON. oz-no , K ,rs . -W Congratulations to the VIKINGS on their wonderful record THE NO-CA-HI STAFF BEN'S FORMERLY CAMERON'S Lunch Fountain Service Patent Medicines I09 South Main Street 0 -Q WE SINCERELY WISH THE CLASS OF 1940 A PROSPEROUS FUTURE The Ramsey Lumber Company R. W. f Dick j Ramsey, Mgr. Over 29 Years Experience AULTMAN, OHIO RICHMAN BROTHERS Campus foursome A New College Fashion-Coat and Har- monizing Trousers plus Contrasting Sweater and Slacks 516.95 CCoat, Sweater and Slacksb Extra Trousers 33.95 427 North Market Street CANTON, OHIO COM PLIMENTS OF Lee 81 AI's Service Station Seiberling Tires Standard Oil Products NORTH CANTON, OHIO Portage Street Extension Gabardine Slacks No fabric lends itself quite so well for wear with sports jackets or general use as Gabardine. Pure woolen fabrics in rich new shades of tan. green. blue. brown. From 56.85 The C. N. Vicary Co. CANTON, OHIO Harpold Motor C o m p a n y NORTH CANTON, OHIO 'A' Ford Mercury - Lincoln Zephyr Insure and be Sure CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1940 O. C. Jester Agency Cjeneral Insurance NORTH CANTON, OHIO 328 Portage St. Phone 9210 YOUR Basketball Team have given you a good example on how to be a consistent winner. Try to emulate this example through your life and you too can also be a winner. 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