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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1942 volume:

f M 3 I P? w F JI Ka MIIB blll Q 3 Q ' yr R2 R . . W xp 7 x, XX fm W ff Q X10 L5 QW? MEM Q W1 if ft R ,lg Foreword We, the class of 1942, hope to bring to you within this eighteenth volume of the No-Ca-Hi, a wealth of memories of the joys, the friendships, the toil, and the accomplishments wrought at North Canton during the year of 1941-42. Appreciation In appreciation for their patience and willing cooperation, we Wish to thank Mr. Swogger, our Annual Advisor, Mr. Trachsel, Mr. Davis, and Mr. Robertson and all others- advertisers, subscribers, faculty, student body and contrib- utors-without whose help this annual would not have been possible. 1942 NO-CA-HI ANNUAL STAFF T Faculty 5 3 I7 3 Ufirxl Rowj fFirxt Row-Cont.j fSrroml Row-Conti A. CLARK MII.1.IiR B. S. in lffl., Knit Slam' Urziwrsily Unirrnilv of Clrifugo limb Cmi.II'n-ufory CLAUDI41 VANAMAN IZ. S., Mmm! Union Collugv ALLEN J. SCHNEIDER A. li., Wuoxfvr Cfollvgv M. A., Oiniu Slulv UlIin'r.Il1y GLENN SPANIQLER II. S. in lfllllftlfillll, Imlnxlrial Arls lfllllfkllfiflll, Ubin Stuff' Uuizvrxiiy Wll.I.lAM BONAR H. A., Muririlu Cfollvgz' M. A., Akron Urliwrsily DOMINIC TARAN'fINE H. S. in IMI., Krnl Shih' UlIil't'fSifV1' Ohio Stun' Urxiiwxily FRANK PAMER B. S. ami M. A. in Erl., Krnf Slafm' Ulxiwrxity isvrnmi Rozuj S. KIRK RAMAGE H. S. in EJ., Krul Slain' UP1iI'l'YKifj' UrIiI'I'r.vil'y of Cbirugo WIl.I.IAM NAGIEL A. B., Ollrrlavin Collvgc' Olvin Shih' UlliI'l'VSify RALPH SWOGGER A. B. in f:0I!Il!lI'H'l', Ohio Kun! Stuff' Urxiwrsily FLORENCE BUCHANAN A. B., Muskingum College HELEN SCHLEPPI Ii. S. in Ilomr Efonomirs, Ohio Slain' Uniwrxify Urxirrrsify LUCILLE GORDON A. B., Wiflmburg Collrgf- Ohio Shih' Uni: 'vrsif-y ZORADA ROTH A. B., Woosivr Collrge Akron Unirrrsily Ohio Slulv Urziwrsily RAYMOND SWOPE A. B., Mlilllll Union Coll Ohio Sfulz' Uniwrxily H. WAYNE RUSSELL 1Principalj A. B., Dufanu' Coilrgz' VX M. A., Ohio Sfalv Uniwrsily WILLIAM H. FINEEROCK IiuI'bI'1or of Pulrlir Srbool Mum Capital Unirvrxily J 'MTN' Board of Education K PD Clyde Powell, Prf'sidc'nt Clinton Spitler Oliver Horton fbottomj R. D. Livingston C. W. Studer, Vice W. J. Evans, Clerk . X. Prcxia'c'nf 14M ENMQQ.-ev 1 ' ' in PX ff- uv- avg MR. R. E. TRACHSEL S1llfJC'YilIf071dL'1lf 0 Schools if 'Q Q Sm .,,. C A, Q w m.wM ws. r ' - W Q -up J W flli All H Dedication 'ss' S 5 Dall! U UU r tv J With the sincerest appreciation, we, the gradu- ating class of 1942, dedicate this 18th edition of the No-Ca-Hi-Annual to Mr. Wm. G. Nagel. May this in some small measure repay our friend, teacher and advisor for his patient, un- ceasing guidance of this class through four years of school life. In Memoriam JOHN GILL In the midst of life, We are in death. And so it was that two of our number left the ranks of the livingg John Gill on August 11, 1941, and Joe Harpold on October 27, 1941. Cherished is their memory for great was the loss. Forever are We reminded of this truth: They were our friends. JOSEPH HARPOLD J EAN WARSTLER For lben' be women, fair as sb:-. Senior Play: Dramatic Club I: Stu- dent Council 2, I: Annual Staff 4: Class Ullicer I: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Music Qsntcst I, 2, I, 4: Libra- rian 4: Monitor 4: Scholarship Test 4: Girl Reserves I, Z, I, 4: News- paper Staff 4: Nat'l Honor Society WILLIAM D. COSSABOOM If I do'd if I det iz 10IJif7pi?1'l Senior Play: Football I: Dramatic Club 3: Student Council I, 4: An- nual Statl' 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3: Music Contest 2, I: Monitor 3: Class Pres. 4: Hi-Y I, 2, J, 4: Math BL Science I: Newspaper Staff Z. J, 4: Athletic Manager 2, I, 4: POLLY CHENOT Much to praise, little to be forgiven. Dramatic Club I, 2, I: Class Offi- cer J: Glee Club I, Z. J, 4: Music Contest I, 2, 3, 4: Monitor I Orchestra I, 2: Literary Contest I: Girl Reserves I, 2, I, 4. 4: Literary Contest I: Girls Ath- letic Assoc. 2. C. FRANKLYN BUSHONG Thc'n s no great genius witboul Ibe linrlure of madness. junior Play: Dramatic Club Play 2: Dramatic Club I, 2, 4: Annual Staff 4: Music Contest 4: Librarian J: Monitor J: Scholarship Test 4: Band 4: Debate I: Hi-Y Z, I, 4: Math Bt Science 4: Newspaper Statf I, 4: Lincoln: McKinley. MARILLYN A. MUSE CHARLES E. HOWES Small, Jerk, aml win- If you don'I open your Photography Club 3. JANET HoY She's small-but so is 1 stick of dynamite. junior Play: Dramatic Club I, 2. J. 4: Glee Club l, 2, 4: Music Con- test 2: Band I: Girl Reserves l, 5. 4: Newspaper Staff 4: Home Ee Club 2. some. Senior Play: junior Play: Dramatic Club Play 4: Dramatic Club I, 2, I, 4: Class Officer I: Glee Club I, 2, I, 4: Music Contest 2, 5, 4: Librarian 4: Monitor 4: Girl Re- serves I, 2. J, 4: Girls' Athletic Assoc. I: Cheerleader 4. ROBERT BERGER be a millionaire I silence wer golden IJ M nitor J 4 Math Gt Science 4 RUTH JOAN HUDGIN She behaves as she ought. Glee Club J: Canton McKinley. mouth, at lens! you c'an'l get your foot into it. Senior Play: Junior Play: Basketball I, Z: Dramatic Club,l, 2, J, 4: Student Council 4: Glec Club I, Z, I: Music Contest I, 2, J: Monitor I: Scholarship Test 2, 3, 4: Debate I. 2, 3. 4: Hi-Y I, 2, il, 4: Newss paper Stal? J, 4: Nat'l Honor So- ciety 2, J, 4: Boys' State 3. THOMAS H. MYERS Il's Irue girls fall for basketball players. Senior Play: Basketball I, 2, 1, 4: Dramatic Club I: Student Council 4: Glec Club I: Monitor J: Band I, 2. BRUCE W. GREENHO For be's iz jolly good fellow. Senior Play: Glec Club I, Z: Music Contest l, 2: Monitor 4: News- paper Stalf 4: Ind. Arts Club 4. DQNNA L. DAVIDSON Nlnfnile riches in a litllc room. Senior Play: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Music Contest 3, 4: Girl Reserves li Z. 1. 4: Newspaper Staff 4: Annual StaH 4: Girls Athletic Asa soc. 2: Class Officer I. ning. 3, 45 Mus Scholarship ,X-WNW JIM PETERS With women the heart argues, not the mind. Basketball .15 Football 3, 45 Glee Club l, 25 Band I5 Hi'-Y I, 25 Lehman I, 25 Morgan Park Military Academy 3. DOROTHY SPITLER GLENN G. GOLLOWAY It is vain to look for a defense against light- Senior Play5 junior Play5 Dramatic Club Play J5 Dramatic Club J, 45 jr. Police 2, 35 Annual Staff 2, 4: Class Officer 1, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 4 ic Contest l, 2, J, 5 Test I, 45 Debate J, 45 Hi-Y 1, Z, J, 45 Math Bt Science I, 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Stai 3, 4: Nat'l Honor Society J, 45 Photog- raphy Club 5. EVELYN METZGER This world belongs to the energetic. Dramatic Club Play lg Dramatic Club l, 25 Annual Staff 45 Class OHicer 45 Glee Club l, 2, J, 45 Music Contest 2, 3, 45 Librarian 35 Monitor 25 Scholarship Test l, 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Stalf J, 45 Nat'l Honor Society 2, 3, 4. JEAN MASLINE A quiet, unassuming girl -but so interesting. Senior Play5 junior Play5 Dramatic Club 15 Annual Staff 4 2, 3, 45 Music Contest 2, J, 45 Librarian 3, 45 Monitor ship Test 1, 2, 35 Band Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4. ROBERT STULL Speed is my middle name. Senior Play5 junior Play5 Football J, 45 jr. Police 25 Glee Club I, 2, J5 Monitor 35 Band 1, 45 Debate 35 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 4. 5 Glee Club 25 Scholar- l, Z, 1, 45 td' .,,.-df' LESTER SCHARIO, JR. And unextrnguished laughter shakes the sky. Senior Play5 junior Play5 Dramatic Club Play I5 Dramatic Club 1, 2, J, 45 Glee Club l, 25 Band 35 Orchestra 1, 2, J, 45 Hi-Y l, 25 Newspaper Staff 4. ESTHER MILLER 'fwn-.9 wwf Come what may, l'll make the best of it. Glee Club 45 Monitor 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Home Ec. Club I, 2, 15 Girls Athletic Assoc. 2. HOWARD W. BOESHART Two heads are better than one.', Basketball l 2 3 4' Class Pres 1 Ind. Arts Club J, 4. PAT SCHAEFFER Women were given speeeh, that they might use it. Senior Playg junior Play5 Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club I, 2, 35 Music Contest 25 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Staif l, 2, 3, 45 Home Ec. Club 1, 25 Girls Athletic Assoc. 2. NORMA DOLVIN As merry as the day is long. Dramatic Club Play 15 Dramatic Club 35 Student Council 25 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Music Contest J, 45 Librarian 35 Girl Reserves l, 2, J, 45 Girls Athletic Assoc. 25 Can- ton Lincoln and Greentown. HANDY B. WOLF The skipper of her fleet. Senior Play5 Dramatic Club 45 Stu- dent Council l, 25 Annual Staff 45 Librarian 45 Girl Reserves I, 2, Q, 45 Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 45 Girls Athletic Assoc. 2. A coaeh's dream. Senior Play5 junior Play5 Basketball l, 2, J, 45 Football l, 2, J, 45 Stu- dent Council 45 Glee Club 25 Moni- tor J5 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4. H. RICHARD CLAYPOOL All the other great men are dying and I'm not feeling well myself. Senior Playg junior Playg Dramatic Club Play I, J: Dramatic Club I, 2, 35 Student Council AZ, J5 Class Olficer 2, .55 Monitor 2, Scholar- ship Test I, 2, 45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Class Pres. 2, I5 Debate I, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra I, Z5 Hi-Y 45 Math dt Science I, 25 Newspaper Staff Z, D, 45 Nat'l Honor Society 2, 1, 4g Literary Contest I5 Radio Club 2. BETTE BIERIE Not too serious, i MARGARET ANN GILL What she does, she does well. Dramatic Club I, 2, 35 Annual Staff 45 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Music Contest 2, J, 45 Librarian 3 Monitor 45 Girl Reserves I, 2 WM. C. MILLER QBILLJ An eye, an ear, and a not too gays: Glue Club I5 Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Newspaper Staff 45 Home Ec. Club I, 2, 35 Girls Athletic Assoc. 2. Mouth for law. Senior Play: ,lunior Play, Dramatic Club Play 45 Football 25 Dramatic Club 45 Student Council I, 45 jr. Police I5 Class Oificer 2, 45 Glee Club 1, z, 1, Hi-Y i, z, 1, 4, Newspaper Staff 2, J, 45 Honor Study Hall Teacher 1. ment. ary Contest KENNETH Sc!-wc Anything for an argu- Senior Playg junior Play5 Dramatic Club Play I-5 Dramatic Club I, 2. J5 Student Council 45 Glee Club I, 25 Music Contest I, 2, Scholar- ship Test I, 2, J, 45 Debate I, 2, I, 45 Orchestra I, 25 Math BL Sci- ence I, 2, J, 45 Newspaper Staff 4, Nat'l Honor Society Z, 5, 4, Liter- I5 Radio Club 2. NORMA CORINNE DAILY Always smiling, never a frown, a little bit serious, but mostly a clown. Senior Play Student Council i 2' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Music Con: test J 4- Monitor 2' Scholarshi i i i P Test 2, 3, Girl Reserves I, 2, J, 45 Nat'l Honor Society Z, J, 45 Lit- erary Contest J. CARL S. PETERSON HELEN M. AGER What's beneath quiet ways? Geo. W. CUMMINGS He majors- in Alibi- w olosyoi Senior Pla ' Football J 4- Dra- Yi i i matic Club 45 Honor Study Hall Teacher J, 4. Senior Play Glee Club I 2 I n I Orc HAROLD N BOESHART I have a little shadow Basketball I, 2, J, 4. those MIRIAM SCHREINER Arms for the love of America. 'Dramatic Club I, 2, J5 Librarian Club I5 Girls Athletic Assoc. 2. 45 Monitor 2, 35 Girl Reserves I, 2, 5. 45 Newspaper Staff 4: Home EC. PHYLLIS GRooM School is for Scholars. Senior Plays Annual Staff 45 Clase Officer 45 Librarian 45 Monitor Z, 45 Scholarship Test 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves I, 3, 45 Newfepaper Sui 45 Home Ee. Club 1, 25 Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4. You't'e got to be a foot- ball hero! Senior Play: Football I, 2, S, 45 Class Officer I5 Glee Club I, 23 Music Contest I5 Monitor 2. D ALICEJANE VANVRANKEN Our muse is juslg our union is perfect. Annual Staff 45 Class Officer I, 2, J: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Music Contest I, Z, 3, 4g Librarian 43 Monitor 3: Girl Reserves I, 2, 1, 4. RICHARD BIERIE IMI wail, sir, I'll do U somelhing wicked yd. jr. Police 2: Glec Club 2, 3: Music Contest 35 Band lg Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4. . ZANE SCHLEMMER BARBARA RENNER I FIHIV fl'SiSf H Pfflfy Somflhing new has been fffff'-U added? ' Dramatic Club Play I, Z, 3, Dra- matic Club I, 2, I, 4, Industrial Arts Club 3g Glee Club I, 25 Music Contest I, 2, Monitor 3, 4g Schul- arsliip Test I, 4: Newspaper Stat? 4: Nat'l Honor Society 4, MARY MARGARET MEYERS DONALD H. WENSEL Glee Club I, 2, I, 4, Music Contest 2, 4: Girl Reserves 45 l.i!erary Con- test 2, lg Honor Study Hall Teacher 4: Sugarcreek - Shanesville Hiah School: Cheerleader 3. MARILYN ANN BOWMAN Her heart is like a trollf' carp always room anolhvrf' Glee Club I. 2. 5: Music Contest I, 23 Monitor 25 Girl Reserves I, 2, 3: Home lic. Club 3. Thongh1 is fleeprr lhan Wings ow., A,m.,iL-ay all Spfffh-,I Basketball 2, Football 3, 4g Mon- Senior Play: Dramatic Club Z, 5: 'mf 3- Glee Club I, 2, J, 4, Music Cana test 4, 'Monitor 4, Band J, 4: Or- chestra I, 2, 1, 45 Home Ec. Club THOMAS DEMUESY I exist as I am, t als enough oo all Z J Dramatic Club ec Club I Music Contest I HYI WILLIAM R WILLIS Still amorous and fond as etball I 2 4 Footb Monitor J ingulef' Senior Play: Dramati Dramatic Club I, Z 2, 3. 4: Music Con Reserves I, 4. RALPH HARPER Kerb 'rm I-lying. lfootlmll Ig Basketball I5 jf, Police Ig Gm tzrub 4, Monitor 4, Mid- dlebranclt. DALE BROESKE These shoes are killin' me. Senior Play: Dramatic Club Play 25 Dramatic Club Ig Monitor Ig Band I, 2, 3, 44 Orchestra I, 2, 4, LEAH ANN GRANT She warhlrs like a nigh!- C Club Play lg 3 Glee Club I, test J,' 4: Girl ubl all :lay iutball VIVIAN JANE ROHRER A quid, frirmlly .slu- fluff. Dramatic C.lub I5 Glee Lluli I, 2. I5 Music Contest 45 Monitor J, 45 Band 2, I, 45 Girl Reserves I, 2, I5 Nuwspapcr Staff 45 Home lic. Club I5 Girls Athletic Assoc. 2. BARBARA ANN SMITH No mrn-no Iroublrf' Suuiur I'lay5 junior Playg Dramatic Klub 25 Glce Club I. 2, J, 45 Music Contest 2. I, 45 Librarian 45 Moni- tnr I5 Girl Reserves I, 2, 5, 45 Home Eu. Club I. mr y as ct al 5 ALLENF L GROVE CARL I-IALTER Ill Ipiak In a monttrous A rtatgly man of high low tour descent ev: Club I 4 Mum. on Police 2 Monitor 4 Honor t I n Z 3 Orches a Study Hall Teacher J 4 Ind Arts C Irl Reserves 4 Home L. u 1 FRANK W DILIIN JUNE E ARTER lm cra y about work I ran .ul anil look at It Swrrt and sxncrre Senior Play Dramatic Clul: I 2 I am1tII lu and rt cstra Niws,apcr Staff 4 ee ub 4 Music Li ntest J 4 Monitor 3 4 Band 4 Orchest 4 Gtr ses I MARGARET LIVINGSTON EUGENE L. SWEARENGIN True lon' mwvr Iliff. Modern design. Senior Playg junior l'lay5 Dramatic Senior Play: Junior Play5 Basltet- Club Play I5 Dramatic Club I, 2. ball 2, l, 45 Football 25 Glee Club I, 45 Annual Stall 45 Glee Club I, I, Z5 Music Contest I, 25 Band I Z I, -6: Music Contest Z, 3, 45 25 Hi-Y 25 Honor Study Hall Monitor 15 Girl Reserves I. 2, 3, Teacher 45 Industrial Arts Club 45 Honor Stutlv Hall Teacher 4. D HERMAN DAHLER Bt'u.'arr' thc' fury of a atirnt man. RAYMOND H. KIESLING A modest, mild-voiced lad. jr. Police 2. ELEANOR HoI.T Tiny :lo not liw, bu ling1'r. Girls Athletic Assoc, 2. 5 f 3 MARJORIE WEAVER HN hrart rmrbvs out to all. Class 0Eicer 15 Glee Club 2, J, 45 Music Contest 3, 45 Girl Reserves I. Z. I, 45 Newspaper Staff 4G Home lic. Club 25 Lincoln. junior Play, Glce Club I5 Girl Re serves Z, I5 Home lir. Club I, 2 I ii zl. ...., RUTH FRYE KARL SCHUG 4- as Shaft u winxomr war' Women are words-men 'am' A thing. are deeds. Senior Play, Dramatic Club I, 2, 31 . I I . .ss I,,,I iii' - , . -if S217 :lg L A ii S25 ' N K I ' . lf! - '- I we .NMQFIHQ X, ge A stgwssst - , Ge: Club I, 2, J, 4, Music ontcst I, Z, 5, 4, Librarian 3, 4: cholarship I, 4, Girl Reserves I. 2, I, 4, Nat'l Honor Society 4. Senior Play, Junior Play, Dramatic Club Play I, Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Glee Club I, 2, Music Contest 1. 2, Monitor 4, Scholarship Test 2, J, 4, Debate I, 2, J, 4, Orchestra I, 2, Math Bt Science I, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff DALE W. TRACHSEL X' MW N3 gasp issue' DAVID FRY Society 4. None buf himself can he his parallel. DORENE BRICKER Football I, Annual Staff 4, Monitor 2, Scholarship Test 2, J, 4, Hi-Y 4, Math 84 Science 4, Nat'l Honor 4, Nat'l Honor Society I, 4, Lit- erary Contest I, Radio Club 2. VIRGINIA LESH She mtisfesf' Senior Play, junior Club 2, 3, Glee Club I, 2, J, 4, Music Contest 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Test I, 3, 4, Girl 3, 4, Newspaper Stafl 4, Nat'l Honor Society 4. The gym Io her a heaven was. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Music Con test 3, 4, Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4 Hr wears thc' rose of youth upon him. Dramatic Club Play I, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Dramatic Play, Dramatic Reserves I, 2, VIOLA GRoss Let thy speech hc' bvflrr lhan lhy silvnrv, or be sill-nl. Glee Club 4, Music Contest -I, Monitor 3, Newspaper Staff 4, Home lic. Club I, Z, I, Girls Ath letic Assoc. 2. JOE KINTZ Bal to live, and live I0 eat. junior Play, Dramatic Club Play 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club'l, 4, Student Council 1, An- nual Stafl 4, Class Oliicer 1, Schol- arship Test I, 2, I, 4, Hi-Y 2, 1, 4, Nat'l Honor Society 4, Honor Study Hall Teacher I. 'Wil Home Ec. Club I, 2, Girls Ath letic Assoc. 2. 4, Nat'l Honor Society 4. WlI.,LIAM fBILLD MATHIE Heir as sober as a judge. Glee Club I, 2, J, Music Contest I, Z, 3, Monitor 4, Math Bt Science LYVONNE ROHR Women who wear the breaches. Home Ec. Club 5, Girls Athletic Assoc. Z. Club I, Student Council 1, Band I, 2, J, Orchestra I, 2, Hi-Y I, 2, J, 4, Honor Study Hall Teacher 4, Industrial Arts Club 4. ,tw if ...Ant -tis' J bq ROBERT ALLEN Women caust' all men's irofuhlef' junior Play, Football I, 2, I, 4 Monitor Z, JEANNE BRICKER It's nice I0 be nalural when yozfre naturally nice. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Music Con- test J, 4, Monitor 4, Girl Reserves I, Z, J, 4, Girls Athletic Assoc. 2. RAY W. SHERMAN RUTH DEEX EVELYN M. CONWAY She lives within the walls of herself. Glec Club Ig Girl Reserves I, 2, S5 Newspaper 5tafl'45 Home Ec. Club I, 25 Girls Athletic Assoc. 2. Eat, drink and be merry -for lomorrow we may die. Glee Club 2, 3. 45 Music Contest 2, I, 4g Bancl I, 2, I, 4g Orchestra 45 Honor Study Hall Teacher J. 4. PHYLLIS MYERS Her laugh only enhances her rharmsf' Dramatic Club Ig Glee Club I. Z, J, 45 Music Contest 2, I, 45 Moni- tor 45 Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Home Ec. Club I, 25 Girls Athletic Assoc. 3. PAUL C. SCHWALLIE To be great is to he mis- understood. Senior Play: Junior Play: Dramatic Club Play l, 2, I, 45 Drimatic Club l, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Glee Club S, 45 Music Contest J, 45 Monitor 45 Scholarship Test 2, 45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, X, 45 Newspaper Stalf 45 Nat'l Honor Society 4. VICTOR A. UHRICH DORIS DENTON He grew and grew and now he's quilt' a man. Senior Play, junior Play5 Dramatic Club Play 45 Dramatic Club 45 Monitor 2, I5 Scholarship Test 4g Math H Science 2, .I5 Industrial Arts Club 3, 4. f--45 Q! President Though vanquished she argues still. Senior Play5 junior Play: Dramatic Club l, 25 Annual Staff 45 Glee Club I, 2, J, 45 Music Contest 4: Librarian 2, 45 Monitor 35 Girl Reserves I, 2, 1, 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Literary Contest 1: Nat'l Honor Society 4. DONALD HARRISON Life's no better if we worry? Nami' Dramatic Club 25 Music Contest 45 Monitor 2, 3, 45 Band I, 2, I, 45 Math Bt Science 2, I. 4. LADYNE KELLER Calm and .wrt-ne. Dramatic Club I5 Glee Club Z, S, 45 Music Contest 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves I5 Home lic. Club I, 2. She keeps a budget on words. Glee Club I, 2, 15 Monitor J, 4. Wm. Cossaboom Vice President: Wm. Miller Secretary: Evelyn Metzger Treasurer: Phyllis Groom North Canton, Ohio Spring, 1942 Dear Father Time: Each year a new generation of students makes application to you for a place in your employ. This year we of the Senior Class of North Canton High are part of that gen- eration and we in our turn are submitting our application for your consideration. Our qualifications are many and diversified. Possibly the most important of our training has been obtained in the last four years which are commonly called high school. In our freshman year we began our first efforts in the realm of real study. We began our work in science, higher mathematics, history, the languages, and the commercial courses. These studies were continued by us in the later years, sometimes successfully and at other times not so well. Hours upon hours of classes, study halls, and home work rolled by. Tests and exams were given us. Much was learned and more than a little forgotten. True, we cannot claim exemption from frivolity. Certainly we shot our share of paper wads and had our share of tardy marks and demerits. We had our share of social life as well. In our freshman year we were treated to our first Class Party. Next year we returned another party to the succeeding class. Then in our junior year came the culmination of the hopes of any high school student-our first Junior-Senior Prom! These parties and the one our senior year will long be remembered. Along with such memories, rank the Class Plays, Uncle Tom's Cabin and The Vampire Bat. Our football, basketball, and debate records have been far above average. In the clubs and activities in general, our class has been well represented. As a matter of fact there is little that a high school student can do that we did not do. But through it all a change was taking place. Our learning came not only from books, but from life as well. We developed from children to youth of our nation. Now, after twelve years of toil and perspiration, we feel that we are ready to begin our services in society. We owe thanks to many persons, principally to our teachers, our superintendent, Mr. Trachsel, and far from least our own Class Advisor, Mr. Nagel. Through the guidance of these men we were able to gain a large measure of the advancement which we have achieved. We have learned many things. We have experienced laughter and tears, work and play, war and peace, life and even death. We have had a preview of what is to come. We have learned a few of the fundamentals. We have seen the present and dreamed of the future. What place will be found for us in the future, we cannot say. We can only work toward the goal that somewhere among the tomorrows to come we, The Class of '42, shall have our day. Yours truly, The Class of '42. Class Will Upon making our exit from the doors of the Viking's and Vikingette's school of North Canton we, the Class of '42, hereby distribute our possessions as we see fit. I-Harold and I-Ioward's looks to other up and coming twins who want to confuse referees. II-Glenn Golloway's Orson Wells accent to Dale Rudersmith. III-Donna Davidson's way of being happy with one man to Helen King. IV--We leave our former Chicagoan, George Cummings, to anyone who can provide him with Windy City hotel accommodations. V-Marilyn Muse's Sweetheart way with men to Barbara Curry. VI-Dale Trachsel's ability to play basketball to Richard Creviston. VII -Eugene Swearengin's Modern Design build to Tom Trusty. VIII--Tom DeMuesy's haircuts to the seventh grade's Sunshine Murphy. IX-Ruth Frye does not auction Lindy to any bidder. X-Carl Peterson's John Barrymore Profile to other will be salesmen. XI--Norma Dolvin's ability to get away with chewing gum to Ellen Sponseller. XII-Bill Cossaboom's Red Skelton accent to Patsy White. XIII-Victor Uhrich's Little Abner feet to Dick Post. XIV-Del Schlemmer's hobby of getting in late nights to Louis,Acheson. XV-Leah Grant's Jeanette McDonald Voice to Doris Day. XVI--Jim Peters' funny books to Stick Stover. XVII-Bill Miller's advice to the lovelorn to Arnet jaberg. XVIII-Paul Schwallie's technique with a one and only to Bill Nodle. XIX-Bob Stull,s Lou Costello build to Irvin Sommer. XX-Polly Chenot's desire for Stirling Hayden to Barbara Dorn. XXI-Bud Allen's voice to Bob McCaman. XXII-Barbara Renner's Latin to Tom Wolf. XXIII-Miriam's ability to Remember Pearl Harbor to Martha Jean. XXIV-Tom Tucker Myers wills his Humpty Dumpty Heart to Rita Smith. XXV-Handy's contagious sayings to Nan DeMuesy. XXVI-Yours truly wills her freckles to some underclassman with green eyes. XXVII--To the Jr. Class of '43 we leave 304 in vacancy. This document, signed, sealed and delivered we now leave on this eighth March, 1942, in good hands to be executed or persecuted as desired. Your Feature Editor. day of Popularity Contest RICHARD CLAYPOOI. ? Most Respected Boy Q' HAND KU, WU-L6 Boy Most Dependable Boy .B Mwt po Y WOLF 5 Loops! US: All pular Bo I u gt A .V ' Be fllund Bo y., l MARILYN MUSE FRANK BUSHONG Best Natured Girl Best Natured Boy gf 1. - P sf X t': J it 5 K Q 4' , I 3, 5 :--1 at i' X. 55 1 X an -V 3 . . t D Q i , Q 'Q ' , if 4 ' D ' El 'Fi ZIOTHY all MQVLGYTYX' r S1-1 ' Q fm 61' 'fm ,,,f 0lfa,,, VER t 919 Y,esveC'e6 4,0118 Cup- .Muff d GW.. PHYLLIS GROOM Most Dependable Girl 'I' .ui 1 r Il I ur-Old lg' ' 'gvfaw cn-d -fn fs D M A It 1 Q' A ' '7 ,'1a,a , 1 i7' v Q. Jr' . 1 ,- , sn r Que, I5 .-s 'f '! gf ,Q K' E g- . A 3 , 5 xg? my -' 35 N 31 Nm-nf w-isdn' QlClAill james Harrison, Genevieve Weaver, Eileen Klatrer, Helen Cowan, Eu- gene Parker, Fred Reikowsky, Ken- neth Schreffler, jack Cordes Annabelle Getz, Tom Gray, Dale Stone, Mary Frances Miller, Ruth Rader, Jean Willaman, Bob Healy, Bob Oberlin, Irvin Sommers, Gloria Stoner Junior Pres. Dick Werstler, Sec. Frona Gopp, Barbara Curry, Marion Hic- key, Bob Smiley, Helen King, Vice Pres. Bob Graham, Treas. Bob Mc- Dowell, Frank Burkholtz Lester Kendle, Robert Keith, Jim Schwallie, Loren Fawver, Eugene Hawkins, Paul Spitler, Bill Cahill, Tom Bierly, Ralph Ober, Wayne Kaufman HSS qi Birdine Mohler, Tom Smith, Miss Ellen Holben, Dick Stover, Virginia Schleppi, Dick Post, George Schick, Archer, Ella Mae Metzger, Rita Clarence Miller, Blanche Mayer Horning, Pat White, Harold Shaw, V Dale Rudersmith, Louis Sanders, Pat Wood Arnet Jaberg, Doris Day, Martha Richard Copper, Richard Creviston, Oberlin, Carl Lindenberger, Paul Junior Craven, Hal Workman, Bar- Thompson, Don Ross, Elva Keith, bara Fisher, Zelma Marker, Lois Bob McCaman, Frances Roush, George, Bud Wargrler Betty Schreckengost Sophomore j OFFICERS Pres.: Glenn Wehl X V. Pres.: J. King, G. Shook Ser.: Marilyn Smith fl U Treas.: Robert Mathie 4 -1 Harold Harrison, Pearl Gross, Noeli Winkelman, Angela La Rocco, Donald Myers, Mr. Spangler, Robert Dahler Glenn Wahl, Lee Holmes, Conrad Gene Shook, Ned Kamp, Dick Fire- Carl Kuntzman, James Van- Traut, Evelyn McNish, Marilyn stone, Mary White, Mary Travis Vranken, Lyle Shaub, Roslyn Cnr- Smith per, Alice Wiw Doris Trachsel, Barbara Dorn, Nan Gloria Gray, Patricia Bernard, Dolores Kintz, Phyllis Bernard, DcMuesy, Bill Nodle, Richard Doris Brumbaugh, Ralph Harsh- Mary Gill, james Howe, Saylor man, Earl Stockert Robert Cathon Class Kenneth Frye, Robert Moon, Wm. Pat Harrison, Joy Warburton, Dan Roberts, Donna Jean Harmon, Howes, Jean King, David Gibler Jean Jones Robert Wensel, Donald Knorzer, Theresa Whitman, Mary Alice Joe Dolvin, Harvey Lesh, Jim Mc- Leslie Rohrer, Mary Metzger, Romme, Roxie Gessel, Frederick Dowell, Maybelle Zumbach, Betty Jeanne Smith Schug, John Casper Huprich Tom Weaver, Robert Mathie, Louis Robert Sonnhalter, Robert Weaver, Germane Swanson, Tom Wolf, Joe Acheson, Betty Hobert, Carol Price Dwight Willaman, Jeanne Werstler, Frank, Violet Gollop, Lucille Norris Rita Smith ll' I V. Pres.: 1: A Sec.: o 1' Treas.: -2 g Wanda Winkelman, Mr. Miller, Marilyn Storch, Howard Oyler, Don Stover, Eugene Smith Presf: Freshman OFFICERS Robert Ebel Richard Braucher Beverly Richards Norma Kolp 3 Sr Lola Smith, Collecn T21Yl0r, Pauline Lawrence Kendle, Lloyd Gross, Carl Glenn Schworm, James Smiley, Hess, Kenneth Olson, Norma Kolp, Dahler, Mae Uhrich, Paul Halter, Marjorie Smith, Ellen Sponseller, Richard Braucher Beverly Richards Catherine Bruce Mary Marchand, Alvie Fye, Eldora Wm. McFadden, Walter Schlem- Barbara Cramp, Inez McDowell, Murphy, Donald Dick, Miss Gordon, mcr, Marguerite Nodle, Richard Robert Frank, james Roberts, John Richard Studer Bowman, Betty Varner Pcdrotty Class L... 5 Dick Streby, Dick Mohler, Gene Nancy Shuttleworth, Virginia Deu- Grove, Earl Warstler, Madeline ble, Jack Moore, Ralph Miller, Walters Paul Fosnight Ted Leed, Arthur Schneider, Wen- Virginia Bushong, Frances Seng- Donald Festerly, Jack Humbert, dell Rice, Peggy Capley, Ed Bierly, leitner, Bob Ebel, Harold Haver- Elnore Romme, Jack Kintz, Doris Renner stock, Paul Bricker Marilyn North Helen Wallace, Catherine Price, Rollin Reiss, Lester Schwallie, John Ronald Barker, Ned Druckenbrod, Jim Wolf, joe Ginther, Jim Meyers, Doris Chelpka, Joan Bertie Mae Reikowsky, Lucille Swearengin Broeske, Ruth Arter Parker, Margaret Lindenberger y Eighth Grade First Row-Florence Earl, Norman Kendle, james Cross, Russell Harper, Paul Ober, Bill Braucher, David Cordes, Esther Hetrick, Carol Shaub, Mary Dahler, Shirley Fondriest, Antoinette LaRocco, Mary Ann Schaeffer, Barbara jefferson Second Row-Opal Reynolds, James Boettler, Eugene Berrodin, Edward Nosic, Leland Seebach, Robert Bishop, Folden Stumpf, Elden Surbey, Nile Kamp, Duane Patterson, Robert Reiss, June Bear, Lois Little, Kathryn Miller Third Row-Velma Ingold, Verna Reynolds, Violet Schneider, Yvonne Tunnicliffe, Richard Reiss, Allen Henthorn, John Combs, Howard McCamant, John Owens, Richard Witter, Paul Young, Richard Myers, Roy Wales, Richard Snee, james Yonally Fourth Row-Velma Shaneman, Margaret Smith, Ardis Greenho, Ellen Holbert, Marilyn Overholt, Velma Huth, Susan Howe, Susanna Russell, Betty Beavers, Donna Seeman, Kathleen Norris, Marjorie Newell, Shirley Fichrner, john Brown Fifth Row--Mr. Ramage, Harry Deex, Robert Edwards, Raymond Hart, William Trott, Earl Hall, Wayne Holt, John Deex, Dolores Newell, Betty Brown, jean Ellsworth, Shirley Livingston, Barbara Mooring, Mr. Tarantine Sevenih Grade First Row-Paul Baxter, John McCamant, Herbert Ingold, Donald Deuble, Paul Hoy, Richard Domer, Max Humbert, Harold Murphy, Richard Rohrer, Joan Jefferson, Elinore Ann Patterson, jean Allen, Inez Brinsfield, Caroline Venditti, Corinne Renner Second Row-Mr. Bonar, Ronald Holt, Patsy Turner, Beulah Meyers, Maxine Detimore, Betty Wallace, Robert Chelpka, Firl Miller, Donald Snyder, Jewel Shenk, Norma Harrison, Stanton Carson, Kenneth Norris, Miss Roth Third Row-Jack Roberts, Robert Shaw, Whitney Gross, C.arolyn Storch, Nancy Witter, Paul Sluss, Mark Rubright, Helen Daily, Carrell Fryer, Anna Marie Smith, Shirley Boigegrain, Gene Willaman Fourth Row-Fred Taylor, Paul Roush, Todd McMillan, Rose Marie Zengler, Nancy Jane Traut, Thelma Witwer, Robert Weber, Stanley Fohl, Eleanor Willis, Marilyn Weaver, Dorothy Cobb Fifth Row'-Doris Hetrick, Darlene Hawkins, David Daugherty, Helen Richards, Darlene Broeske, Betty Farber, Phyllis McDowell, Peggy Ann Lowry, Dawn Miller, Barbara Achauer, Doris Hanel, Dean Smith Sixth Row-Nan Cahill, Barbara Gray, Donald Rader, Dale DeLong, Donald Wendell, Leroy Schreckengost, Harold Duryee, Paul Hershberger, John Holder -1 1 91,531 Hts, F v . 1 Yi ,:1k. :ff ' .- '-Ktu x N, vu., 4 ur----.- QV E s X: i if 4+ Beverly ce, Ri dell E11 W SI Po Richard berlin, O ubert R berlin, O jean artha r, M be O Ralph Chard Ri Boettler, CS jam Bierly, Bear, Edward June Baxter, Paul rter, A June Ager, Helen Susanna oush, Paul R Ross, onald mme, D Ru ohrer, Elnore R 2l l Vivi S7 Chard Ri Helen 5, ard ch Ri Cathon, Robert ong, sh Bu Frank i Brown john Broeslte, Dale Brauchcr, William Braucher, hreck- Sc tty an, Be YU Sher aymond R Violet Schneider, Paul Schwallie, Arthur Schneider, Russell, Kenneth chtner Fi Sh rley 5. dward E Robert Ebel, obert er, R Om D Chard ypool, Ri Cla Chard Ri ris Do I, Stul obert R over, I S onald D Spitler Paul ter, Sonnhal Robert ith, In S jeanne engost, css, H Pauline Hart, mond 33' Harr son, R Donald ray G Gray, Glor a Frye, Lois George, Barbara Vranken, Bud Warstler, Glenn Wehl, Donald an V , james It FO mT Travis, Willia ary M Trachsel ith, Ke V2 El Kamp, berg, Ned ja THC! A upr ch ty H oy, Bet Paul H Holmes, CC Hol ben, L Ellen ally, On esY TTI ja ter, Wit chard ,Ri Wise Alice nkelman, Wi inltelman, Wanda wr dell, Noeli CTI W Metzger, 32 M 2 line, Ell 35 M HD larlter, je a lv Leed, Zelm ed Rocco, T La ngcla ne Keller, A Y ad L Maybelle Zumbach Paul Ober, Eldora Murphy, Mohler, Robert Moon, Chard ,Ri Meyers VY zger, Ma CI M Evelyn Lee Holmes Drum Major ' ,K r , -, 1 r 21. 'iw' K SQ V us? . 4 Mr. William Finefrock Music Director t V SJ if sw - Helen Ager, June Arter, Edward Bierly, Dale Broeske, Robert Cathon, Doris Chelpka, Raymond Hart, Pauline Hess, Lee Holmes, Inez McDowell, Mary Metzger, Beulah Meyers, Mary Meyers, Eldora Murphy, Barbara Achauer, Martha Jean Oberlin, Ralph Ober, Rollin Reiss, Elmore Romme, Donald Ross, Lester Schario, Arthur Schneider, Raymond Sherman, Jeanne Smith, Folden Stumpf, Helen Wallace, Glenn Wehl, Noeli Winkelman, Wanda Winkelman, Alice Wise, Maybelle Zumbach Directors-Mr. Finefrock, Miss Morrison Orchestra Glee Clubs , , B. A L3 .4 - s liiril Row-Knuflfmnn, Druekenbrod, Roberts, Ebel, Schneider, Streby, Frank, Humbert SITUIIII Ron'-Gollm Mr. lfinefrock Tliirrf R0lL'1l'l.lI'P Snylor, Ober iwny, Rohrer, Strider, VnnVr.1nken, Stover, Mohler, Kendle, Saunders, er, Gibler, Roberts, lhllCCkllT1LlI1, Holmes, Welil, Oberlin, Schwnllie, Ifirxl Row-Romme, Gill, Wfhitmnn, Trnchsel, Getz, Travis, Wlmite, Warstler, Miller Meyers, Carper, Frye, Hoy, Hobert, Arter, Ager, Dorn Sefmm' Row-Livingston, Grunt, Winkelnigin, Miller, Holben, Wegiver, Myers, Gross V.1nVr:1nken, Gopp, Zumbnch, Smith, Mooring, Roush, Gray, Daily, Harmon. Tlrirfl Rau'-Denton, Gross, Horning, Metzger, Schreckengost, Oberlin, Metzger Brumbnugh, Bricker, King, Fisher, W.1rburton, Price, Wood, Jones, Bricker DeMuesy lfozzrllr Rau'-I.nRoeco, Marker, George, Smith, McNish, Lesh, Mayer, Dolvin, Gill Keller, Masline, Renner, Day, Grove, Davidson, Huprich, Keith .. - i...Q sx , lx No-Ca-I-Ii We I we 1 x NM X FW-wQNjhs'. M ' M W 'm,. f PRIZE WINNERS he WJ wi Mm I we Wie he ,. 2 f wifes 9 ,fs M e s i-Jscwrxs foe. DEFENSE comes! Shim! . sg , Xl,, ' 3 ,:,, L , , ssee s X ,.x-- 'K Boosts Defense Senior Girl Reserves Mary Miller, Doris Trachsel, Pauline Chcnot, Virginia Archer, Marjorie Weaver, Annahelle Getz, Phyllis Myers, Bette Bicrie, Margaret Gill, Miss Gatrell, Helen King, Barbara Curry, Dorene Bricker ,YF ' ' in 'Ui R Mac Nxevi Moono Woogl, Rurzfngry Al AWA y',eLVl 'dm 1 pl 1: Ien vi M, A sw' 1yl1,, fy.- NNSC' EWS Ydw Dfnf Gro ' Rita 'We r . - 1, 0 0 - v B Magxxxyy ?vnYt:i:Ekc0g::0xbcn U, Marg-xg June Igliiirnhzg Jrbara YSYlCwi5cv.'l sc XLWW t L Vfnggi-:rf boil' 17 s Virginia Lesh, Evelyn Metzger, Alice Van Vranken, Dorothy Spitler, jean Warstler, Donna Davidson, Norma Daily, jean Masline Prrsidenls Evelyn Metzger Secreiary: Virginia Lesh Vin' Preridrni: Alice Van Vranken Treasurer: Donna Davidson Senior Hi-Y EV Glenn Golloway, Frank Burkholtz, Handy Wolf, Bob Stull, Bill Miller GI' , In 1 om 5 ed? 5 D ' amafl, Gfzham l 'Y 9m K 'Ck W'-'rsp Bob Mc K Bob Kmnz, . A Qty L fer, Bob Caman arS'le ' oe DQ 'Ude 0 .' n W S Y , llbe berl, R Bur! Stover- Hxcke fger n, Ca o,-,. Okay Mat ,On rl 57 Mr. Blank, Bill Cossaboom, Arnet jaberg, Tom Smith, Charles Howes Prexidenf: Charles Howes Secretary: Bill Cossaboom Virr President: Dick Post Treaxurer: Dick Werstlcr Junior Girl Reserves President: Barbara Dorn Vim' Premlenl: Jean Werstler Serreturyr Dolores Kmtz Treasurer: Donna Harmon Evelyn McNish joy Warburton Pat Harrison Betty Hubert Nan DcMuesy Alice Wise Alcan King jenn Werstler Donna Harmon Marillyn Smith Carol Price Maybelle Zumbach Mary Travis Iildora Murphy Dolores Kintz Mary Frances Gill jean jones Barbara Dorn Phyllis Bernard Pat Bernard Gloria Gray Ellen Sponseller Mary Rita Metzger Angela L:iRocco Antoinette LaRocco Marjorie Smith Margaret Lindenberger Jeanne Smith Lucille Norris Bertie Mae Reikowsky Violet Gollop Corrine Renner Peggy Capley Pauline Hess Marguerite Nodle Virginia Bushong Joan Broeske Norma Kolp Virginia Deuble Gene Grove Inez McDowell Ned Druckenbr Paul Bricker Bob Ebel Earl Warstler Joe Ginther Donald Dick Donald Festerly Dick Streby Richard Saylor Karl Kuntzman od jim Van Vranken Leslie Rohrer jim Wolf Dick Firestone President: Glenn Wehl Vice President: Richard Firestone Secretary: Ji-'n Van Vranken Treasurer: Ned Kamp Iunior Hi Jack Ellsworth jim Swearengin Alvie Fye David Gihler Dan Howes james McDowell Ted Leed Mr. Blank Glenn Wehl Gene Shook Lee Holmes Joe Dolvin Ned Kamp Prep Friendship Fin! Row-Barbara Achauer, Nan Cahill, Inez Brins- field Strand Row-Thelma Witwer, Nancy Traut, Mar- garet Smith, Ardis Grcenho, Barbara jefferson Fin! Row-Nan Cahill, Nancy Witter, jean Allen, First Row--jean Ellsworth, Thelma Huth, Elinore Betty Wallace Patterson Srrmni Row-Barbara jefferson, Rita Dick, Violet Second Row--Ellen Hobert, Shirley Livingston, Schneider, Shirley Fondricst, Kathleen Norris Phyllis McDowell, Darlene Broeske, Dawn Miller, Third Row-Darlene Brocske, Phyllis McDowell, Inez Peggy Lowry Brinsfield, Rose Marie Zengler Pourlb Rrnu-Nancy Traut, Thelma Witwer l Prexident: Margaret Smith Secretary: Mary Ann Schaeffer Treasurer: Shirley Livingston First Row-Spud Baxter, Bob Owens, Paul Young, Bill Braucher Serond R010-Mr. Pamer, Dick Witter, Earl Hall, Nile Kamp, jim Yonally, Elden Surbey First Row-Paul Sluss, David Cordes, Duane Patter- son, Firl Miller, Eugene Berrodin Second Row-Kenneth Norris, Paul Roush, Bob Bishop, Leland Seebach, Bob Weber, Folden Stumpf, Bob Edwards Gra-Y Student Council 'W wi, ml! ,,, ,ln Y e x B ' A' A su in es.. . if inf ' Ifirsf Row-Tom Myers, Harold Haverstock, Bill Cossaboom, Glenn Wahl, Charles Howes, Bill Miller, Kenneth Schug SITOIHI Row-Mr. Russell, Dick Streby, Barbara Curry, Bob Graham, James VanVranken, Nan DcMuesy, Marion Hickey Tbinl Row--Gene Shook, Phyllis McDowell, Earl Hall, Dick Werstler, Bob Smiley, Bob Ebel, Harold Murphy Debate Glenn Golloway, Charles Howes, Mr. Wayne Russell, Dick Claypool, Kenneth Schug, Karl Schug DISTRICT CHAMPIONS The debate squad this year has had one of the most successful seasons in the history of the school. They entered four tournaments, taking first place at Bellaire and placing high in the other three. They gained the right to compete in the State Tournament by Winning the district event at Carrollton. To date they have compiled a record of win- ning 19 out of 25 regular debates. In the Oregon Style Tournament at Massillon they took fourth place. The State Tournament is yet to come. Most of the credit for this success belongs to the excellent coaching of Mr. Russell. The varsity team is composed entirely of seniors. The affirmative point of view is maintained by Glenn Golloway and Charles Howes. The negative viewpoint is upheld by Kenneth Schug and Dick Claypool 'with Karl Schug as alternate. Home Ec. Club .M 357' :Jr .......,,,.,..,,,.,,,, . . , 4 A la Q L 4 lfirsl Rau'--Ruth Arter, Barbara Dorn, Donna Harmon, Mary Marchand, Pat Bernard, Phyllis Bernard, Doris Chelpka, Mae Uhrich, Pearl Gross, Marilyn Storeh, Barbara Cramp, Inez McDowell Svrwlzl Row-Dolores Kintz, Eileen Klatter, Rita Smith, Doris Trachsel, Marilyn North, lilnore Romme, Gene Grove, jean King, Gloria Gray, Maybelle Zumbach, Wanda Winkelmiin, Mary lfrances Gill, Doris Renner, Miss Schleppi Tllinf Row-Katherine Bruce, Margaret Lindenherger, Marguerite Nodle, Nancy Shuttle- worth, Bertie Mae Reikowsky, Kathleen Norris, Lucille Parker, Mary Alice Romme, Theresa Wliitnaan, Mary Travis, Mary Wlmitc, Betty I-luprich, Catherine Price, Violet Gollop ,J X1-Q I Paul Hoy Ned Druckenbrod Kenneth Frye Paul Fosniglit Howard Boeshart Eugene Swearengin Dale Trachsel Carl Halter Bruce Greenho jack Moore Alvie Fye jim Smiley Robert Frank Robert Weaver Leslie Rohrer W'ayne Kaufman Paul Halter james Roberts john Meyers Donald Knorzer Raymond Hart john Pedrotty Bill Roberts Robert Wensel Industrial Arts Club Glenn Schworm john Brown Marvin Kaufman Tom Weaver joe Dolvin Mr. Spangler Irvin Sommers Donald Ross Victor Uhrich Dale Rudersmith Bill Nodle N aiional Honor Society - .. 4 i 4. ... Ifirx! Row--lfrye, Kintz, Lesh, Archer, Groom, Wnrstler, Daily, Masline, Curry, Metzger Sr'1'omf Row-King, Kintz, Denton, Schlemmer, Price, King, Schug, Wzlrstler, Werstler, Shook Tlrirrf Ron'-Mr. Nagel, Golloway, Mathie, Fry, Clnypool, Mathie, Acheson, Howes, Smith, Schwnllie, Schug lfirsf Rau--Kintz, Mcliudden, Smith, Wise, Smith, Archer, Copley, Shook, Day, Ebel Wolf Svmmf Row-Bierly, Werstler, Curry, Smiley, Metzger, Groom, Warstler, McDowell lirye, Firestone, Humbert, Kintz Tflirrl Rau'-Stover, Gollowny, Studcr, linwver, Cordes, Schug, Bernard, Price, King Gibler, Oberlin, Kintz liourflr Row-Denton, Chelplu, Broeske, Metzger, Schlemmer, Schug, Lindenbergcr Bushong, Wtlrstler, Schick, Workmiin, Schneider, Frye lfiflll Row-Howes, Oberlin, Acheson, Mnthie, Smith, Uhrieh, Holmes, Welil, Clgiypool Schwallie, Howes, Fry, Reiss f ff'1fNfNcm0f7.Qn Scholarship J Monitors 7 ar- we -' J -. ,. First Row-Bruce Greenho, Donald Stover, Karl Schug, Earl Stockert, John Pedrotty, Bob Ebel, Jack Kintz, Walter Schlemmer Second Row-Nan DeMuesy, Joy Warburton, Mary Meyers, June Arter, Jack Cordes, Dick Studer, Lorin Fawver, Zane Schlemmer, Ella Mae Metzger, jean Bricker, Ruth Deex, Mary Metzger Third Rowr-Phyllis Myers, Patty Harrison, Mary Frances Gill, Eugene Parker, Eugene Hawkins, Donald Harrison, Lloyd Gross, jean Warstler, Phyllis Groom, Esther Miller, Margaret Smith Fourth Row-Angela LaRocco, jim Wolf, Marilyn Smith, Roslyn Carper, Mary White, James Harrison, Virginia Archer, jim Swearengin, Vivian Rohrer, Dolores Kintz, Ellen Sponseller, Catherine Price Fifth Row-Eldora Murphy, Dan Howes, Bob McDowell, Louis Acheson, Bob Mathie, Arnet Jaberg, Robert Berger, Carl Halter, Richard Creviston, Paul Schwallie, Ralph Harper, Helen King -x L1brar1ans ,4- Phyllis Groom Ruth Frye Doris Denton Helen Cowan Richard Crevismn -lim McDowell Alcan Warstler Pat Harrison Barbara Curry Marillyn Smith Barbara Dorn Dorothy Spitler Carol Price Alice Van Vranken joy Warburton Miriam Schreiner Barbara Smith Miss Buchanan jean Maslinc Doris Brumbnch Margaret Ann Gill Mary Wliite Newspaper Staffs Sifting-Betty Mooring, Frank Bushong, Glenn Golloway, Paul Schwallie, Lester Schario, Evelyn Metzger, William Cossaboom Slamling-Patty Schaeffer, Janet Hoy, Bruce Greenho, Martha Jean Oberlin, Frances Roush, Charles Howes, Betty Schreckengost, jean Masline, Robert Stull, Jean Warstler, Marilyn Smith, Marjorie Smith, Nancy Shuttleworth, Esther Miller Sifting--Evelyn Conway, Virginia Lesh, Phyllis Groom, Kenneth Schug, Richard Claypool, Doris Day Siawding-Karl Schug, William Miller, Mr. Nagel, Doris Denton, Richard Creviston, Jeanne Smith, Viola Gross, Phyllis Myers, Miriam Schreiner, Marjorie Weaver, Donna Davidson, Lois George, Zelma Marker Math 81 Science D 0 C5 6 First Row-Ed Bierly, Frank Bushong, Bob Mathie, Louis Acheson, David Gibler, Bill Mathie Sevorzd Row-Mr. Schneider, Glenn Golloway, Karl Schug, Tom Bierly, Kenneth Schug, Dick Studer Third Ro-iv-james Wolf, Dick Firestone, Arthur Schneider, Earl Stockert, Ralph Harshman, Bob Ebel Firxl Row-Russell Harper, Elden Surbey, Duane Patterson, Richard Witter, Nile Kamp, Raymond Hart, Folden Stumpf Seroml Row-Mr. Pamer, Robert Reiss, Rollin Reiss, William Trott, Robert Bishop, Donald Snyder, Kenneth Norris Third Row-Fred Taylor, William Roberts, Herbert Ingold, David Cordes, Robert Shaw, Ronald Holt, Paul Hoy, Harold Murphy 7f9'h,ef-r Junior Police Donald Abbott has fallen heir to a strange old mansion, built on Black Island by his deceased bene Semor Play J . 'aff' we Ist Cas! 21111 Cast Donald Abbott .- .4,,,.,,,. R. Claypool-, Ken. Schug Kay Adams.. ,-.,n,.d,,,.,. J. Warstler ,,,,,,.....,.,. P. Groom Lydia Adamsn. .,.,,.,,,,, M. Livingston, ,,,,,...... .L. A. Grant Richard Grant K. Schug- ,,,,,,,v......., P. Schwallie Buster Craig ,,,,,.,,..... D. Broeske .W B. Cossaboom Ginger Drew. a.a,,,,,.... .V. Leshw ..,,,, ,,,a...... M . Meyers Zombe .--C ,,,,,.,........ V. Uhrichn-. ..,.,,,,a.. -D. Trachsel Mrs. Kahn, ,A,,,,,,...... J. Masline ,,,.. W.- ..,.,.... M. Muse Zoe Ainsworth- ...,.D..D., D. Denton D- ,,.,....,, .B. Smith jim Brown, -.,....DD,,.,- G. Cummings ,,w,...... -R. Stull jugobiau ,,,,, .. ....A.D,D, L. Schario- ,,.,, ,,,,, - e... H . Wolf Mystery Girl ,,,, ,,,,,.... . After ,,a,, Artcr THE VAMPIRE BAT Carrying on the No-Ca-Hi tradition of producing Fine plays, the Class of '42 presented as its final tribute, The Vampire Bat, a mystery melodrama written by Robert St. Clair. factor, who stipulated in his will that his heir should live on the island for one yqar before it became his. Mrs. Kahn, the housekeeper, for reasons of her own, collaborates with Richard Grant, a crafty young lawyer, in trying to frighten Donald off the island. Then come mystery and horror, followed by more mystery and horror, building up to a terrific climax in which the forces of evil are all overcome and Donald gets the estate with no strings attached. The director, Mr. Nagel, the technical staff, and the cast deserve credit for their fine work. All who saw The Vampire Bat will agree that it was one of the Encst plays presented in North Canton High School. Dramatic Club First Rrrw-Birdine Mohler, Mary Miller, Mary White, Mary Travis, Margaret Livings- ton, Pat Harrison, Marilyn Smith, Janet Hoy, Pat Schaeffer, Jean Werstler, Doris Chelpka, Joan Broeske Second Row-Gene Shook, Bob Ebel, Jack Humbert, Beverly Richards, Dick Werstler, Betty Hobert, Joe Kintz, Jean Jones, Elnore Romme, Marilyn North, Mary Gill, Mary Metzger Tbird Row--Maybelle Zumbach, Dick Studer, joy Warburton, Frank Bushong, Bill Miller, Barbara Dorn, Rollin Reiss, Zane Schlemmer, Nan DeMuesy, Conrad Traut, Ella Mae Metzger, Ellen Holben Fourth Row-Violet Gollop, Helen Wallace, Blanche Mayer, Virginia Bushong, Betty Varner, Delores Kintz, Doris Trachsel, Frances Sengleitner, Lucille Parker, Peggy Capley, Annabelle Getz, Madaline Walters, Betty Huprich Fifth Row-Mr. Miller, Paul Schwallie, Frank Dillin, Lester Schario, Charles Howes, Victor Uhrich, Lee Holmes, Glenn Wehl, Martha jean Oberlin, Jean King, Carol Price, Patty Bernard Dramatic Play HELL-BENT FER HEAVEN CHARACTERS David Hunt .....,................................. joe Kintz Meg Hunt ,.......,................v.........,..... Jean King Sid Hunt .....a...................... ..,a,,,,.. P aul Schwallie Rufe Pryor ,...-........,.................... Richard Werstler Matt Hunt ,.-........,.,,.......A............. Victor Uhrich Andy Lowry ,---.....,...--.....,,................ Bill Miller Jude Lowry ,---......,............... , .......... Marillyn Muse Director ......,,................,... ..a...... A . Clarke Miller Student Director ...............,............... Doris Trachsel Publicity .a.,,--........-..-a... Hal Workman, Wm. Cossaboom Stage ,,--......,........ ,Patty Wood, Don Myers, Raymond Hart Tickets ......,.,,-.............A,. Miss Buchanan and Librarians Scenery and Sound ,...-,..-.---......-. ---------- M r- Finefrock Effects ,-,Mn,----,,.,--.., ....,......... Mr . Spangler, Mr. Hart Sid Hunt, only son of Matt and Meg Hunt, has just returned from the World War I. Rufe Pryor, who has been employed by the Hunts to clerk in the store during Sid's absence, has gotten 'religion and persuaded Meg to follow his beliefs., Matt and David, the grandfather, know that Rufe is using religion as a pretense for covering up his wrong doings. Rufe is also in love with Jude Lowry, Sid's girl friend, and tries every conceivable means of getting rid of Sid so that he can marry jude. First he gets Andy Lowry, jude's brother, drunk and, by bringing up a fifty year old family feud, encourages him to shoot Sid. This plan is frustrated by jude but Rufe is still persistent. He then tells Andy that Sid is waiting his chance to kill him and that he had better take advantage of the information. As Sid is taking Andy home, Andy shoots ,at Sid but misses. When Sid's horse comes back empty, David and Matt set out after Andy. When Sid comes home and finds that they have gone after Andy he goes under the dam to telephone and head 0E David and' Matt. While Sid is under the dam Rufe blows it up with dynamite, but Sid miraculously escapes. He forces Rufe to confess by pretending that he is a ghost. Rufe says that God told him to kill Sid. This turns Meg against him and all but Rufe escape the flood in a rowboat. As the cabin tumbles about him, Rufe spends his last moments cursing God and calling for help. 0 Junior Mrs. Barton ..... Willie Barton ..... Robert Bent .... Ezra Sliscomb----- Helen Bent .----,,- Agatha Sliscomb. ------ Hamilton T. Holland ...., J. Clarence Biddleford et., Harold Van Horton---- Hilda----..-------- CAST ------Virginia Archer, Zelma Marker -----------------Robert Smiley -----Richard Werstler, Louis Saunders ----Bud Warstler, Hal Workman -----Betty Mooring, Doris Day ----Frances Roush, Ellen Holben ----------Robert McCaman -----Richard Creviston ---------------------Tom Gray ---Lois George, Betty Schreckengost L H THE NUT FARM The play takes place in southern California where Willie Barton, his mother, and sister are living. Willie, a most ambitious young chap, wants to be a film-comedy director. His married sister, Helen, wants to be a movie star. Bob, Helen's husband, has sold his grocery store in Newark, N. J., for thirty thousand dollars, with the intention of buying a nut farm in California. A slick film producer is trying to get Bob's thirty thousand dollars away from him. The producer, ekfeminate scenario- writer, and a bored leading man have convinced Helen that she is a born actress, which is part of the plot to get Bob's money. Willie finds out that they succeeded in getting his money and so he takes matters in his own hands. The play that Helen is in is supposed to be serious but Willie makes a comedy out of it. The play goes well and Willie obtains a job as film-comedy director. Bob gets his money back so that he can now buy the nut farm. Director ....... ...,...... M r. Miller Student DirCCI0l' .-.. -,nMartha jean Oberlin Class Advisor ,,... ...........s,,.,, M iss Schleppi Stage Managersw ---Donald Myers, Raymond Hart Annual Staff Business Managers ,, , Editor-in-Chief Assistant lidilur Literary Iiditor Art Editors, ,, Sports Editor Treasurer , Feature Editor, Class Editor Photography Typists - , ,, l Evelyn Metzger jean Masline David Fry Paul Schwallie ,,, jean Warstlcr Karl Schug -. ,,,,,.,,,,.. ,, ,,,joe Kintz W, Phyllis Groom, Doris Denton , ., ,,- Frank Bushong . . ,Alice Van Vrankcn ,, ,,,, Dorothy Spitler W, ,,,,, Donna Davidson Glenn Golloway, William Cossaboom ,, , ,Margaret Livingston, Margaret Gill junior Representatives, Virginia Archer, Barbara Curry, Helen King Advisor, H. ., ,.,,,, .A,,,. - -.- ..,.,.....,..,, Mr. Ralph Swogger --ya snug! yffw- J V 4 .-'H X, ' ' ' ' ' , 13.52-, , , ,A 4 'X-. .',','f? .. . 1 s,,,., ., E .-yt ff, V - V . fa W., 1 ig , we A H 1, :jg ,, , -, . - Y I J, f ' 35, ' 5, V5 sw ! ' - M ','.-sn, ' 1 . 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A, i , Q , L wwf ff 'A 1 Q I U QNHK an T ' Football First Raw-Tom Gray, Paul Bricker, Tom Trusty, Richard Mohler, Carl Lindenberger Second Row-Marion Hickey, Bob Graham, Frank Dillin, Jim Peters, Carl Peterson, Handy Wolf, Bud Allen, joe Kintz, Bob Stull, Dick Stover, George Cummings Third Row--Asst. Coach Lutz, Asst. Coach Vanaman, Richard Braucher, Bob Healy, Tom Smith, Frank Burkholtz, Paul Spitler, Bob McDowell, Tom Weaver, Manager Bill Cossaboom, Coach Raymond Swope Ftmrtb Row-Manager Bob Smiley, Howard Oyler, Ralph Craven, Dick Studer, Jim Howe, Tom Bierly, Earl Warstler, Bill Willis, Dick Streby, Ken Olson, Jack Kintz Fifth Row-Kenneth Frye, Bob Cathon, Bud Fosnight, Johnny Pedrotty, Bob Ebel Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov Nov. 19-At Kent Roosevelt, ,.,... 27-Canton Township fherej .... -- 4-Canal Fulton fherej .w... ll--At Louisville ...... -- 18-At East Canton--,-- 2 5-Middlebranch fherej v.., 1-Brewster Qherej ...,a. 7-At Uhrichsville ,..... 15-At Jackson Townshipq- Won 6 Lost N.c. opp. -, 14 - 7 21 - 13 -- 38 - 6 - 6 - 7 -- 28 - 0 - 6 - 6 -- 13 - 0 - 7 - 20 -- is - o 146 - 59 2 Tied 1 County B Champs I ...,.-, 15 ,,.,. 45 1, - 9 , W, , xr 445 f .4 'vkwgm 35,7 as X , W' J Q J N Q V, wg, . KRW f-fm ' . N W K 4- 4 S571 is W tk wjwgniwkg., SQ, ' nw Q, ,Qf:f5f1'5V,,Ef'w,f N 1 J1'H3g1,..,L. w rw, ,QL-,A x ,M hr'-xx W5 , U A ,A 44,6 hx V, . 3 VMS, X f W We In Im' 'fl bw. W X W aw A Am ff W, ,M , v V3 -A ww, A-jw W, nk .W nmv,Q,wf 1 T .wa ., 'ww uw 1--np. Basketball First Row-Dick Stover, Harold Boeshart, Howard Boeshart, Frank Burkholtz, Eugene Swearengin, Arnet Jaberg, Handy Wolf, Dale Trachsel, Bill Willis, Tom Myers, Bud Warstler Second Row-Lyle Shaub, james VanVranken, Tom Bierly, Tom Smith, Lee Holmes, Clarence Miller, Tom Wolf, Dan Howes, Dick Mohler, Bob Graham, Germane Swanson Third Row-Bob Ebel, Tom Weaver, Dick Streby, Dick Studer, jim Roberts, Paul Bricker, Dick Post, Bill Nodle Nov. 29-At Hartville --- Dec. --East Canton , H Dec. -Uniontown --- Dec. 12-At Marlboro 2,, Dec. 13- Jackson Twp. ,.., , , Dec. 19-At Middlebranch Dec. 20 Jan. jan. 10 Jan. 16 Jan. 17 jan. 23 Jan. 24 Jan. 30 Jan. 3 1 Feb. Beach City ..... - W At Waynesburg --- 2- Hartville C..,,t,, -- At East Sparta ..., -- -Canton Township At Brewster ,...., 2- -At Canal Fulton Navarre ........ ,- -Louisville ...C. 71At Greentown -- - -- Feb. 131Canal Fulton ,- Feb. 141 Feb. 21- Feb. 27 Mar. 1 I At Jackson ,,, Sebring ,,.2. e. --- -3 --At Canton Twp. Kent Roosevelt ,W v- Varsity Reserve N. C. Opp. N. C. Opp. 31 1 27 28 1 35 50 T12 35 1 7 30 1 19 29 1 16 40 1 25 36 1 21 44 1 24 33-17 38 1 Z7 24 1 13 41- 25 27 118 32 1 35 14 -- 33 49 1 32 24 '16 28 1 19 40 116 43 i'34 20 1 25 45 1 33 24 T12 45 1 32 27 1 22 41-33 28 1 26 40 1 30 27 1 26 34 1 26 34 1 15 42 1 29 36 112 50 1 35 38 -'17 54 -- 31 37 1 39 50 1 36 26 1 25 27 1 28 71h 8: 8th Grade Basketball - mln Firsf Row-Earl Hall, Bob Weber, Don Wendell, Leroy Schreckengost, Bill Trott, Allan Henthorn Sr'c'oml Row-Harold Murphy, Max Humbert, Folden Stumpf, Bill Braucher, Paul Baxter, Mr. Vanaman Third Row-Gene Williinian, Nile Kamp, Dunne Patterson, Bob Owens, Norman Kendle Helen King Nan DeMuesy Marillyn Muse Dorothy Spitler Gene Shook Cheerleaders X 1 N X! Calendar lik SEPTEMBER 2-Opening day of school. 'W' 19-Football game at Kent Roosevelt. N. C. 145 Kent 7. 24-Assembly: The Potter and His Wheel. E W 27-Football here: N. C. 215 Canton Twp. 13. OCTOBER 4-Football game: N. C. 385 Canal Fulton 6. 11-Football game: N. C. 65 Louisville 7. Ji 17-Assembly: Mr. Demuth on Rediscovery of Schoen- ilu. N brun. , 'J 18-Football: N. C. 285 East Canton 0. it ? I ,L I I 'T 22-Assembly: Wings Over America. 4 1 I 2 23-Junior Class Play- The Nut Farm. 5 Q Q .5 A 24- Day Off. Teachers go to N.E.O.T.A. at Cleveland. 'EE'-,Q -, Q- 444,-'sf-, 4 B 25-Football: N. C. 65 Middlebranch 6. 28-Nationalists' and Federalists' conventions in preparation for elections. NOVEMBER 1-Football: N. C. 135 Brewster 0. 4-Student election. 7--Home Room Assembly. Football at Uhrichsville. We lost 20-7. 10-Armistice Day. Assembly: Rabbi Latz. 5 ,.,, Y, . , X 13-Students take over school. 14-Football at Jackson Twp. N. C. 135 Jackson 0. junior Class sponsored H. S. dance. 4LXx 19-Assembly: One Act Plays. 20-Thanksgiving Day--no school. 24-Assembly: Rev. Beck. 26-Students take over town. 28-Assembly: Ritz Trumpetersf' 29-Basketball at Hartville. N. C. 315 Hartville 27. Sophomore Class Party. X, DECEMBER Q 1 5-Basketball here. N. C. 505 East Canton 12. 6-Basketball here. N. C. 305 Uniontown 19. 8-Assembly: Rev. Cossaboom. 12-Senior Assembly. Presentation of U. S. Bond to school for winning contest. Basketball at Marlboro. N. C. 405 Marlboro 25. 13-Basketball. N. C. 445 Jackson Twp. 24. 15-Assembly: Deep River Singers. 19-Basketball at Middlebranch. N. C. 385 Middlebranch 27. 20-Basketball. N. C. 415 Beach City 25. 22-Assembly: Christmas Program. 23-Vacation begins. 25-Christmas. X i 26-Girl Reserve Dance. JANUARY 1-New Year-1942. 2-Seniors sponsor Alumni Dance after B. B. game. 5--Vacation ends. 9-Basketball at Waynesburg. N. C. 325 Waynesburg 35. 10-Basketball. N. C. 495 Hartville 32. JANUARY 13- Assembly: Etiquette. Calendar 16-Basketball at East Sparta. N. C. 289 East Sparta 19 17-Basketball. N. C. 435 Canton Twp. 34. 19-Semester Exams. 'T 23-Home Room Assembly. Basketball at Brewster. N C 45 Brew ster 33. 24-Basketball at Canal Fulton. N. C. 455 C. F. 32. 26-Assembly: Rev. Mechler. 30-Assembly: Greyhound Bus Assoc.g Basketball. N C 41 N varre 33. 31-Basketball. N. C. 405 Louisville 30. FEBRUARY 2-Assembly: Barton Rees Poguef' :QU 6-D. A. R. Citizenship Contest. gyq 7-Basketball at Greentown. N. C. 34 Greentown 26 X' 13-Junior Assembly. Basketball. N. C 42 Canal Fulton 29 14-Basketball at Jackson Twp. N. C. 50 Jackson 35 18-Red Cross First Aid Course started 20-Dramatic Club Play. 21-Basketball. N. C. 54g Sebring 31. 27-Girl Reserve Assembly: Rev. John Maurer Basketball at Canton Twp. N. C. 50g C. T. 36. MARCH 2-Assembly: Rev. Beck. W 9-Sectional B. B. Tournament. N. C. 27g Kent Roosevelt 28 O 12-Assembly: George Campbell. 16-Assembly: Rev. Cossaboom. 20-Junior High Operetta. 27--H. S. Assembly. 28-Senior Scholarship Test. APRIL 3' '1 3-Good Friday. Easter vacation begins 5-Easter Sunday. K E 10 and ll-District Music Contest. -, - 13-Assembly: Rev. Mechler. 17-School Music Concert. 27-Assembly. MAY l H S Assembly 2 8 Senior Play 16-Senior Assembly. 4 17-Sunday: Baccalaureate Service. Q 18a 22a nd 19-Senior Exams nd 25-Final Exams 26-junior-Senior Prom 27--Commencement. 29-School Picnic, Hoove r Camp. l 5 , .1 if - . . . I -District Scholarshi Tests. ' VVS N W - . v P ,ir ills sflllll . Qs fg- ai V' 5 ,Q 5151 Z Z XS gf- X2 Yours for Victory THE HOOVER COMPANY if? Compliments Class of '42 THE ROGERS JEWELRY CO. 126 East Tuscarawas 334 North Market CANTON, OHIO CHARGE ACCOUNT jewelers and Opticians NORTH CANTON CLEANERS 2 Hour Odorless Dry Cleaning We Call For and Deliver Dial 9754 Theatre Building - North Main St. NORTH CANTON, OHIO YOUR future will be smoother thru life if you establish for yourself early in life, the proper banking connection. Geo. D. Harter Bank NORTH CANTON BRANCH STARK COUNTY'S LARGEST STORE This big melropolifan sfore has al' all limes largesl' varielies al' lowesl price- an ideal place 'For you +o shop and save money. Stark Dry Goods 209-219 Easl Tuscarawas S+. CANTON. OHIO Ohio's Most Beautiful jewelry Store BUT Our Same 32 Year Old Policy Of FINE QUALITY U Low PRICES na v f f W Y ' I 6 1 NUMB A f ESTABLISHED l9l0 NNW' IOS TUSC. ST. E . Nationally Advertised Merchandise At N 0 Extra Cost For Convenient Terms COMPLIMENTS Congratulations Class of 1942 ACME Fraternal Crder Super Market of Eagles On the Square No' 2223 NORTH CANTON or-no NORTH CANTON, OHI0 Athletic Dept. SERVICE SHOP R. A. SMILEY Where Quality Predommates Dial 6707 I429 Woodland Ave. N. W. Canton Hardware Co. 2I5 Market Avenue South --'- 335 Tuscarawas Street East Damaged C ar Rebuilders EXPERT AUTO REFINISHING ' ' ' BODY, TOP AND FENDER REPAIRING CANTON, OHIO Canmni Ohio FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Conqmfuldfivns to the Class of 1942 Lesh Flower Shop ZI6 Orchard S+. Dial 98l9 . 624 MARKET ST. NORTH Norfh Canton, Ohio Qlantun, Qljhin, A WLDE ASSORTMENT OF NOVELTIES Congratulations, Class of '42 KING'S CONFECTIONERY North Canton, Ohio CARL 0. SPUNSELLER Be The Best Dressed Man In Your Class. Plumbing und GRADUATION SUITS Heafing ' W .V:f 2i2E2E22ff 4 ,,,, Eaiaiiii' NORTH CANTON, OHIO UFOE SER QUALITY CLOTHES FOR MEN phone 9522 PLAN .MZFIIEI Ave. N gl Compliments 15 XXVIII ' ee of white and sanitary. Rust I V Q, CI I ni h . . . h x ' zgrcjgxflipzjklgs like ngwi R IE: Sani-Flush is also ejective fog cleaning automobile X E ra iators. K I A' O QUICK 0 EASY Q SANITANY 0 Sou+I1 Main SI. T I ' A - 'Ig STORE N' ' fl. NS THE HYGIENIC PRODUCTS CO CANTON, OHIO NORTH CANTON, OHIO Compliments of Smith's Meat Market Acme Store You're sure of good meats here McFadden 81 Shaub Bonds' - Real Estate and All kinds of Insurance Service Harpold Motor C o m p a n y NORTH CANTON, OHIO Ford Mercury - Lincoln Zephyr Com plimen ts of HESS HATCHERY NORTH CANTON, OHIO Compliments of Becher Sport Goods Co. Dial 2-4595 COMPLIMENTS OF W. M. Kyser Sales Co. WARREN, OHIO Wholesale Distributors of anitorial Sanitary Supplies, Office Furnitur School Furniture and Public Equipment 2: Q Nw is fi., .fa lag Q vwmiy Nil, 1 X y , Mi-.pid A wie, f ,Q ,H -Y Q . M'-irq, Best Wishes to the Class of 1942 of o LEWIS 86 GREENHO COMPLIMENTS , CF O D ffl Q I' C 6 Oberlin Beauty Shoppe 42l n,nnQrke1' 240 Soufh Main Street Smart Apparel at Little Prices Dm! 9667 -for Women cmd Children Complimerm Good Hardware and Electric f Appliances since 1909 0 G. E. ELECTRIC STOVES. RADIOS. D U M 0 N T REFRIGERATORS. ETC. ELECTROLUX GAS REFRIGERATORS Athletic Goods Dept. MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGES Q are so1d right here in your Home Town I34 Second S+ree'l' S. E. Phone M Gross Hardware Stores A E1 DEAL FOR YOUR O DOLLAR STU DER MCCOY SPQTTS North Canton Greentown WE SINCERELY WISH THE S O 1942 C pl A OSPEROUS FUTURE of The North Canton Sunoco Ramsey Lumber Semce C ... omPanY Telephone 9-1444 or 2-68 NORTH CANTON. OHIO THE Connunnv Bonomo NUWH You llwe lt To Yourself To Keep Fit ln H llluhs S TA Gym Bowling 'Q by Hiking Social Events Swimming In no Hmm or Nonnl Cowon ron Bovs - Gnns - MEN - Wonfn -wil' fx- Compliments of M. B. Homer Good Clothes at popular prices STETSON HATS GOOD SHOES INTERWOVEN HOSE MUNSINGWEAR ARROW SHIRTS Smart Clothes for Young Men HOMER'S Cleveland Ave. and Third N. W. CANTON, OHIO Compliments ot QUALITY SUPPLY CO. Farm Machinery Coal ' Feed ' Fertilizer Phone 9649 NORTH CANTON, OHIO ke . . 55?-'.,f t '., HAIR sTYLlNe .AI To Give A Charm i t . 15221 N- A . g,522Q22f1.. , '1 i ' All Your Own We study your face, your I t file, your figure before L 'x f ' feeagegegaizgzgeiagea:sexi? Pro 1 we style your hair. Then the result is beautifully bm-mg. Angie's Beauty Shoppe Hours 9:00 to 6:00 Phone 9-I IZ4 I25 W. Maple S+. North Canion Deub1e's Extend their compliments to the class of 1942. And wish to remind you that we will be glad to serve you, the members of the Class of 1942 as we have served four generations in the past. FINE DIAMONDS ' WATCHES SILVERWARE .Zend-fe'4 jewelers in Canton 109 Years 130 Market Ave. South i ll nu lillllll M -. H.. .ol ,ws 4,,n GRADUATES IN DEMAND Would you like to be a secretary. a typist. a bookkeeper. an accountant. or an assistant to a business executive? The demand for trained office workers is greater than we have ever known. Young men and young women are needed. They are needed both by local industries and by the Government. Prepare for a better position and permanent employment by attending Canton-Actual- located in one of the great defense areas of the country. CALL AT THE COLLEGE. WRITE. OR PHONE 3-5908 FOR A FREE CATALOG Congratulations, Harvey B. Lesh Ck... of 208 Hower Street 1942 NORTH CANTON, OHIO Phone 9478 HUMMEL'S ' I. G. A. Store Norge Ranges, Washers, Refrigerators Dial 9352 R. C. A. Radios and Victrolas Zenith Radios Philco Radios and Refrigerators Groceries Meats Dry Goods DOWN CBRBURETORS A with AUTOMATIC 5 WWA CHOICES sw, ?rQwF3U?XYgp Aie if ' A' 37,1 i .. 'A in rf -X 1 - , 1 Q Gy. . ' A A 'wh I c-1 . ,.A. - 1051, ' '-', .- ,,.,, llll ' O ' .eZf5,,,.,4 ,,,, , .,',v, . 3 1 Expert Service on A11 Makes DUNBAR BROS. COMPLIMENTS Class of 1942 ORCHARD HILL FARM DAIRY PURE PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS We invite you to visit our Dairy Cottage We make OUR OWN Ice Cream Dial 9671 714 South Main NORTH CANTON, OHIO Dial 2-5103 712 Rex Ave. N. E. INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Complimenh 204 Market N. Of Home of Good Shoes H' ForTbeFamily o4gency ON THE SQUARE North Canton Phones: Office 9370 -- Residence 9596 WHERE YoUR BUSINESS Is APPRECIATED Fitted By X-Ray CANTON - OHIO THE SCHAFER-MESSERLY DRUG CO. The Rexall Drug Store NORTH CANTON, OHIO We are proud of our store and merchandise. You are invited to visit us. May we serve you at our fountain, cosmetic bar, drug department or prescription department. Our prices are as low as elsewhere. Don ,l0hn5t0n'5 Congrafulafions fo +he Flowers Ciass of I942 Casey's Sandwich Shop I27 FOur+h S+ree+ N. W. Dial 7354 Meals 24 Hour Service FLOWERS WIRED ANYWHERE ANYTIME Phone 24588 Complimenfs M. A. Cozy 81 Son of Tailors Dial 3-4640 E R M A Y S ' Barber Shop I24 Second S+ree+ S. E. l20 SOUTH Main Sfreef CANTON- OH'0 NORTH CANTON, OHIO Kos Insure and be Sure CGl1fOn'S CONGRATULAUONS Most Progressive T0 THE Department Store CLASS 0121942 Leaders In Smari' Sporfswear Fashions . . . on Co Jester Agency Always Firsi' Wi+h +he La1'es+ A+ Low Cash Prices. General Insurance NORTH CANTON, omo N' Ma ke+ 8+ 5+h S+' szs Portage sr. Phone 9210 Compliments o! DAVIS STUDIO MASSILLOII. ol-no Besf Wishes. Class of '42 BUILD YOUR FUTURE WITH GOOD HEALTH MELLO DAIRY PRODUCTS Stark County's Finest North Canton Doiries, Inc. Phone 9750 The Stern 81 Mann Company Tuscarawas Sfreef Cleveland Avenue CANTON, OHIO I t O The Sfern 8: Mann Company offers hearfy congrafulafions and besf wishes for IuIure success Io every member of 'me Class of I942 oI+I'1e Norfh CanI'on I-IIgIw School. COMMEN CEMENT GIFTS of ENDURING BEAUTY lewelry ol Quality QI H A A wffron oven so vms 207 Cleveland Ave. N. W. CANTON. OHIO Agents for R O Y A L PORTABLE AND STANDARD We Rent, Sell and Repair A11 Makes Retain and advance your speed by renting a typewriter during vacation BENSON Typewriter Company 336 Fourth St. N. W. Canton, Ohio Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1942 Ed. Raley The Mueller Art Cover 8: Binding Co. Represented by MR. HOMER SMITH Box 411 YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of l942 ROYER FOOD MARKET l I9 S. Main NORTH CANTON, Ol-HO SPORT COATS are tops for young men's ensemble wear. Shetland jackets in plain and striking patterns from 314.95 Slacks from 36.95 TECNYMWW it RICHIVIAN BROTHERS Be' Wishes To the Class of 1942 Presents University Fashions For 19-42 WILLIS MUTUH CU. 518.50 NORTH CANTON P ND Extra Trousers 54.00 ONTIAC 6 A 8 427 North Market Street The Ca, Thaf CANTON, OHIO Out-Values Them All Best Wishes to the Compliments of Class of '42 SHERWIN -WILLIAMS CU. Iona Belle Beauty sh0PP9 Dial 5376 szo Marker Ave. North CANTON, OHIO MRS. L. C. HUTCHINS, Mgr. Compliments Class ot '42 THE MOHLER LUMBER CO. NORTH CANTON, oH1o Congratulations to the Class of '42 The Sanitary Milk Company Manufacturers and Distributors of SEALTEST DAIRY PRODUCTS Edwin Willaman 8: Son SHEET METAL WORK and ROOFING OI' ALL KINDS O Boomer and Fen-quur Furnaces Palmer Natural Draft Stokers No Clinlrers Dial 9759 555 North Main Street NORTH CANTON, OHIO COMMERCIAL PHOTOLITH COMPANY orvszr DFNNTING OUR METHOD REQUIRES N0 CUTS OR ENGRAVINGS. more LITHOGRADMY , MIMEOGRAPHING ' ADDQESSING AND mum noon omo Mincnmvs wa suuwme 1 G MASSILLON - - OHIO TELEPHONEN N - - 3431 Compliments For easier house cleaning of The CIimgIene Citizens' Savings Bowlene -:- Savex and Loan Co' Q g o THE CLIMALENE CO. CANTON' OHIO RALPH YOUNG Mgr., North Canton Branch Furniture Hospital A. B. FRYE IFHNUIIING N 'X ,j ar aleau T. f. 01.5, ' ZW! , ' ' X- ' ' DIAL 9749 U -7 P-Q' A K- ANTIQUES RECONDITIONED PRICES RIGHT - GIVE U8 A CALL TOP SOIL SLAG W. W. MATHIE Sand, Gravel, Coal and General Hauling Dial 9238 East Maple Street North Canton FILLING COKE Compliments Of Mohler's Restaurant Theatre Building North Main St. 2.1 WEST MA LE ST NORTH CANTON. OHIO NORTH CANTON, OHIO CRAWFORD'S Congratulations FURNISHINGS and SHOES Suits Made To Order C1053 125 south Main of NORTH CANTON, omo 1942 BILL PETERS Sanitary Plumbing Hot Water - Steam Heating and Stokers Phone 9-I440 300 Portage Street NORTH CANTON, OHIO SHAW'S Open F or Your Convenience 533 North Main I3 ni Congratulations to the Class of '42 The Singer Sewing Center Mgr. E. G. Tice I5I North Main Street Phone 9-I636 Congratulations, Class of '42 GROCERIES O MEETS COAL I FEEDS and FERTILIZERS The North Canton Supply Co. THE No-Ca-Hi Annual Staff congratulates the Vikings on their successful season HAVE MORE FUN IN A MODERN BOWLING ALLEY o Compliments of North Canton Recreation Compliments of Smith's Barber Shop Congratulations to the Class of '42 AUSTIN SCHILTZ Shoe Repairing and Rebuilding . t O 137 Portage St. North Canton, Ohio I 1 vm, fa V W XL LLXMXMM S W3 up W V 5,92 , gf gk' XM bf fi' waxy 1 E- iqixgiab x x- HW..-X