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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1948 volume:

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Trachsel, North Canton Public School 2 'HIE 'NIH M Superintendent, and H. W. Emswiler, State High School Athletic Commissioner. Mr. Smith Witt-er served as toastmaster. North Canton can be proud, indeed, of this 392,000 plant, dedicated in memory of our sons who made the supreme sacrifice in World War II. 3 IIEIIICATIII In appneciation of two counselors and friends for their cooperative spirit, tactful guidance, and sincere interest in our welfare, do we, the members of the Senior Class and annual staff respectfully dedicate this VIKING to Mr. Hoffer and Mrs. Young. 4 IZIIIQIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIA Y N N N N N N N N N N S 111111l1l1111111111l11111lA A 4 '15 +2 his 2' R 'Q I O Af bllllllllllll I1 Y C Iydve I owell President C. W. Studel Vice I lLSldlIlt W. J. EVdllS Clel k D. R. Spltler R. D. Llvlngston Oliver Holton RAYMOND E. TRACHSEL Superintendent of Schools Wooster College B. S. in Education, Kent State M. S. Ohio State University H. WAYNE RUSSELL Principal of the High School A. B. Defiance College M. S. Ohio State University Chemistry MABEL L. STUDER Secretary A. B. Bluffton College Canton Actual Business College 7 OLIVE J. ALIJRI DGE R. S. in Education Ohio University Shorthand, Typing I, Secretarial Studies Advisor: CUIIIIIIQFCIIII Club Detention Supervisor Dean of Girls H OPE BA H LE R Il. S. in Education Kent State University English VIII, XI Journalism Advisor: School Paper E RM A BA Y E R A. II. Mount Union M. A. Ohio State University English XII French 2 Lzitin I, 2 l,UCILI,E G. IZLACK A. Il. in Education Wittenberg College Ohio State University English VII Physical Education Advisor: Cheerleaders JOE J. ESMONT Il. S. in Education Ohio University University of Pittsburgh Social Science VIII Physical Education Athletic Director 2 MAE BAKER B, A. Otterbein College M. A. Columbia University English IX, X RALPH I . HEUCK R. S. in Business Education H. S. in Education Kent State University Debate Coach Business Arithmetic General Business Commercial Law Salesnizmship Bookkeeping: 1, 2 SH EILA IIE l'OIJES'l'A Ilzildwin Wallace-B. S. Ohio State Universiik' 3 Summer Ternls Home Economics VII. VIII, IX, X, Xl, XII Advisor: Home Econoniics Clubs MAYNARII EVERSON Ilzichelor of Iluhlic School of' Music Oberlin Conservatory 1 Music' Girls' Chorus Boys' Chorus Mixed Chorus ARTHUR J. LAVE B. S. Kent State University Head Football Coach Reserve Basketball Coach Track Biology Junior Science VIII Health 'IONY MISKO B. S. Kent State University Reserve Coach, Football Jr. I-Ii Basketball Coach Industrial Arts VII, VIII, IX Geography VII Advisor: Hi-Y ALLEN J. SCHNEIDER A. B. Wooster College M. A. Ohio State University Physics Solid Geometry Algebra XI, XII Plane Geometry-Triix. LYDE V. VANAMAN B. S. Mount Union Algebra IX General Science Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach CARL HOFFE R B. S. in Education Ohio University M. S. in Education Kent State University Industrial Arts X, XII Mechanical Drawing XI BEATRICE N, MEYER A. B. in Education Wittenberg College Kent State University Librarian Speech English VIII Dramatic Club Individual Events Debate Advisor BERNICE E. OSWALD B. S. in Education Kent State University Ohio University Arithmetic VII, VIII Advisor: Red Cross U. O. SEPPELIN If ,LJ ff B. M. Dana's Music Institute B. S. Kent State University Graduate Work at Ohio State Instrumental Music Marching: Band Concert Band Orchestra Band Clinic President of Northeast- ern Ohio Music Edu- cation Organization HAZEL YOUNG B. A, Mount Union College M. A. Ohio State University Kent State American Government American History World History Consumer Education History VIII Advisor: Year Book BILL STULL DEAN WARNER Mr. Stull and Mr. Warner are responsible for keeping the building a clean and healthy place in which to work. It is their duty to restore the building to order following any school activity. With their aid, we have approached the end of many bright and shining days as illustrated by the two, tired but happy, Seniors, pictured below. The sch0o.l building, the workshop of our two custodians, is pictured in the background. fgfdr rms' 10 SENIORS 11 7:8 F RO FIRST YEA R SECOND YEAR TIII RD YEA R FOURTH YEAR E lllll M PORTAL TO PORTAL We freshmen began our journey with high spirits, and a sense of adventure, but all too soon we encountered the difficulties of high school work. Nevertheless, we traveled the road without shirking, and at the end of our first year we had absorbed much knowledge, tasted the social life, engaged in athletics, and participated in sehol' arship, Although it was hard for us to realize it, we were great big sophomores, More than before, our abilities gained us recognition in every field of endeavor, especially in sports. And more than be- fore, we were conscious of society. Juniors! Just think, we're juniors! My how time did tly. We pre' sented a dandy performance of' Almost Summer, with much credit going to Mr. Nagel. Our boys starred in football, and performed brilliantly in basketball. Besides that, several of our masterminds did well in scholarship. Of course, the big social event was the JUIIIOI'-SQIIIOI' Prom held at Shady Hollow Country Club. We have reached the last leg of our journey now, and wist- fully we recollect the struggles and accomplishments of the tirst few miles. Not much concerned, however, are we with the past, for the atfairs of' the present keep us busily engaged. Our record has been good, and we are proud. Our class will be remembered chiefly for its superb athletes, but no less distinguished are those who have Worked diligently and consistently in music, scholarship, and the other activities which mold the man. May our record in life be as noteworthy. OFFICERS Pres., Ray Sumser V. Pres., Bill Liebtag Sec.-Treas., Barbara Gill Ilistorian, David Shaw SUMSER, GILL, SHAW, LIEBTAG 12 EI,EANl IR A K E Qliennyj- '1':lll and lithe us wands ot' willow. Mixed Chorus-3, 4: Schol- :urship Test-3, 4: Glee Club-3, 4: Annual Staff- 4 4: Mon-itor-4: Senior I lay- 4: Prince of IR-acc-4: Pu- ps-r Staff-4: N.F.L.-4: llincoln-l, 2. LOU ISE BEAR llillondiej- l lmvo :t hcnrt with room for cvcry joy. Scholarship . 3: lvrumzitic 4'lub-l, 2, 3, 4: Librarian-4: Band-1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y- Il, 4: Junior Play-3: Paper Stuff-4: Glee Club-3, 4: Prince of Pence-4: Home lflc. Club-1, 2, 3. 4: Orches- trn-l, 2, 3, 4: Monitor-1, 2, Il: Senior I'luy-4: Dramatic Club Pluy-4. NILES BAAB Uloaty- Whut, no girls in heav- en! XVell, just leave me here! Home Room Officer-2: Scholarship Test-I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball-l, 2: Foot- ball-I, 2, 3: Paper Staff- 4: Hi-Y-1, 2. 3, 4: Senior Play--4: Junior Police-1: Monitor-2. KVA YNE BAKER KBakel - A good man in any woman's language. Football-1, 2, 3: Student Council-3: Paper Staff- 4: Hi-Y-1, 2, 3, 4: Moni- tor-3: Senior l'lz1y-4: Mix- ed Chorus-4: Junior Po- lice-1: Prince of Peace- 4: Home Room Presi- dent-3. SALLY BA SSETT- Her laughter and hap- piness are contagious. Mixed Chorus-I, 2, 32 Scholarship - 1, 2, 3, 43 mee club-1, 2, 3, 4: An- nual Staff-4: Paper Staff- 4: Band-l, 2, Il. 4: UrcheS- tra-1, 2, 3, 4: Prince ot' Peace-4: Senior Scholar- ship-4: Tri-Ili-X2 2, 3, 4: Operettu - 4: Monitor - 3: Latin Club - 2: Senior Play-4: Junior I'lay-3: Dramatic Club-4: ll.A.R. Scholarship Test-4: .East Palestine High School-1. Tl IOM AS IIRAVCIIER iCrowJ- Famous for his likeable manner. Class Officer-2: Home Room Officer-l, 3: XVest- inghouse Test-4: Scholar- ship Test-1. 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball-1, 2, 3: Football- 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Scholar- ship-4: Track-3, 4: Stud- ent Council-3: Annual Staff-3, 4: Hi-Y-1, 2, 3, 4: Monitor-1, 2: Prince of .Peace-4: National Honor Society-2, 3, 4. RUTH BURK HOLTZ ilinrkyj- A daughter of the gods-divinely tall and divinely fair. Mixed Chorus-1, 3: Home Room Officer-1: Scholar- ship-1, 2. 3, 4: Student Council-1: Glee Club-1, 3, 4: Annual Staff-4: Paper Staff-4: Band-1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra - 1, 2. 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y-1, 2, 3, 4: Oper- etta-1, 4: Latin Club-1, 2: Junior Play-3: Dramatic Club-1, 2, 3, 4: Prince of Peace-4: Dance Band-3: Red Cross Council-2: Home Ee. Club-1: Senior Srolurship-4. NANCY CHRISTMAN 1NanJ- VVhy do you laugh when l say man delights me not? Mixed Chorus-1, 3: Schol- arship-2, 3, 4: Glee Club- 1, 3, 4: Band-l, 2, 3: An- nual Staff-4: Paper Staff- 3, 4: Orchestra-I, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y-1, 2, 3, 4: Moni- tor-2, 4: Junior Play-3: Dramatic Club-1, 2, 3, 4: Librarian-4: Red Cross Council - 2: Prince of Peace-4: Operetta,-1, 4: Senior Play-4: Home Ec. Club-1, 2. fi DORIS ELAINE ROGER Crilainej- Her life-'R a pro- gn-ss not a station. Mixed Chorus-3: Annual Staff-4: Uperetta-4: Drum- atic Flub-l, 2, 4: Prince of Peace-4: Scholarship-l, 2. 3, 4: Senior Scholarship-4: Glee Club-I, 2, 3, 4: Tri-lIi- Y-l, 2, 3, 4: Monitor-3: Home lic. Club-4: National Honor Socicty-3, 4: DAR, JAMES CLARKE CJimJ - ConScientious, good- natured, and fricndlyf' Track-3, 4: Hi-Y-2, 3: Red Cross Council-1. Sponsored by THE NORTH CANTON BUICK 13 lunN,x 1'1.Ul'llll S1111l1.1'3Y 11141 HHNNMY 1.11-:umm-1'- Ul1I nt' tlwsv 14'1111'li1 -- Sl1e'41 upse-t lllm- 1-31-s misvlmin-f 1111111 Huy fl-lluw's llIllIll'4'ill1.N 'i' Alix,-.1 whurus-1. 2, :xp Iifm- l'lnln--lg '1'r'i-lli-Y-41 Ss'lmlzu'sl1ip 'IH-st-21 Glu' Mp4-rl-11:1-lg S4-ninr l'l:ny- Vlnll-I. 12, 111 Annual Sl:ll'1'- 43 l4llll'1ll'I1lll-2, 43 Girls' -lg llzlnrl--1: 'l'ri-1li'Y-1, .Xlhla-liv Assww,--13 llmnv 21, 43 1n'nn1utim- 1'lllll l'lzly- IC1-, Ululu - lg 1n'zunuliv fl, -lg Upvxw-liz:-1, -1: Mun- Vlull-21, lg Xl2llYt'l'll High ilm'--1: Lulin Vlulm-1, 23 Sm-lmnl-1, ZZ, 21, Junior l'l:ly-Jig Uurnnwr- vml P11111-Il, 4: llurm- ldv. 1'lnl:-1,21 Ifrzunaxlim' Vlnll- -l 51Il'll,X1C1, lfulill Uliwkr-yl Y 'l'111-sv 41:1111- se-Is 1111111 nn l'll1l1'll1 fm' ms-. 1-'mltlmll-IZ: 1111114-tie' Alun- mre-r-I: 1'rinw- nf l':-zn---- 4: Jlllllnl' lmlim--1. 'fi ll X1'l1l-Il. 41lV1.1CR Y Shr- slmre-s no pains in lryinu' ln do hvr ln-sl, mlulslxip-2, Il: Ilunn- 1414-. . '7 1-1-nf l'n-:1- mil '- ' 1 l1.Klil-LXILX HILL tlhulllfin-1 -- lCxw-rytllima gm.-41 isn'I in ln-:lvl-n, Xllxml 1'lun'ns-1, 2: Fluss uffim-V-1, lg llnnuf linmn Ufi'im-r - 2: IH-psi Pulau gm-l1u1-ursl1ip- 1: Svlwlnrr ship 'l'4-st-I. Il, 21. -lg Kilm- Vlulv-1, 21 .Xnnnznl Stuff- Il, -lg l':zpQ-r Stuff'-4: 'l'r1- lli-Y-1, 2, 31, lg Hp1-r1-I11l- 13 Senior I'1:zy-1: .lnnic-r l'1ny-33 11131111111 im- t'lul1-2, Tl, -11 I11lDl'ill'1iIll-2, Il, -13 l'rin1'+- 1-f l'n-:uw--fl: Nu' liunaxl llnnur Smfie-ly-21, 45 lnznnmzltiv Vlnll l'1:ly-41 Svnim' S4'l1n1l:l!'sl1ip-4, il .l1C.-KN 4ll,.Xl11 l'IL'l'l'Ili 1.11-mm-1- 'l'lw f:lil1ll'ul :um 1'1'l'l1ll1l uf lln-ir l'4-wznrnl Gln-e l'lllln-il, lg Up:-I'e'l!:l-l Senior l'l:ly-4: lAllDI'2lli1lll'l l'r'ince of l'q-1104--43 'l'r1-H1 1-l. 2. 21, -1: Monitor-I, ' llmmutic- Vlnlv--1: Ilnm. HV. l'llll1-I. Y. -1, ,nun lsu-my 1:lN1f:vnA 1:n,xN'r N1-:VA 1:11141-zxrlu mf-vm HLHICIA HI - An 1-xm-114-nt studm-nl U V A is shv, :intl an lu-llvr' H m lK I mi Vllll' I-,.h,ml4-. tustv, yvrur style-, your I'ushinn. ll: 1-1, 2 2', 'lI1fl'l'lll'S- A Uflljqlv 2' 3' '45 pl-inn., uf lllxa-41 l'11nl'us-21: Scholar- 1'a-:wl--41 Y'llinn:nl llulnn' ship T4-sl-21, il, 43 Glor- Siwf-lf-lft'-Ili IJLGQIES if-'htl:lillk' 4-lulhl' 3. 4: fl-r.i,Hi-Y, ' -s-,-,-.n .. Txulf, :: -1, 1:1--v ljlllll- '- 3-I 'S' 45 Ul 'r f l' 41 L 2: Anmml Sm'-I-.43 Tri- Nllllllllll'-41 Latin Ululx-1. Hi-Y-1. 2. Il. -1: Sz-ninr 21.lllI110I'l'lA15'-31 llrumzn- 4 - - ' v I . Y ' 4 . I-'54-, 'll'. l ' l! 5 l' tn- Ululu-1. ZZ, Il, -1: Home lhrzunutn' tlulusll, .l, 41 F. VI I I 4, ,V Irmnmlim- 4'111lu 1'lz1y-215 14' lm - - 3' RHI 4-,,,,,,,,,.,-K-my 4'1,,1,.gg, .43 lruss 4'0nnr.l-1, 4: Nu- Hwlm- l-In-, 4'1nlr-1, 2, 11, 41 tional llunnr Sm-iety-2, 21, . ,- -. R1-11 Urn ss 'HH-1'---- 'L 43 Annual Stuff-4. -- l.ivo1y and 1nu1:hinf,: is she. Mixvml 1'horus - 213 GR-u Ululv-1. 2. 24, 4: Annual Stuff-4: l':xpa-r Staff-4: 'l'ri-Hi-Y-I, 2, Il, 4: Oper- mltn-l, -1: Mfmitnr-213 .lun- inr Play - Il: llrzunzltic' l'lulr - 1, 2. Il, 4: Chevr- lL'ii1lt-'I'-3, 4: f'0ll1l1lt'l'1'lill Clull-Il, 41 l'rm'cnf1':-:u-e-- 4. .IAFK llAllI'l'IR - Une whn pussessvs npinions :und will. lIi'Y-1: Ss'lml:irship 'I'n'st - 1, 2, Il, 43 Allllllllll'-22 Sun- ior Suhnlursllip--1. Sponsored by THE NORTH CANTON RECREATION 14 NLNICII HARRISON ANNA HAVN ll'uU QWIARLES HAVN - Ac-tivo and dependu- - Her heurt's full of fliebelj- Life is but :I able, always renrly to kindness, her head's f'0m6dy: have il lead- eomplete his job. full of hruins. mg Imm- Svholzirship Test-l, 4: Mixed Chorus-l. 2, 32 F'f ijmll'43 GW mul 33 Annual Stuff-4: Paper Ss-hoizirsliip Test-1, 2. 3. U'-N-41 M mU 1- Stuff-4: Hi-Y-l, 2, Il, 42 -ip Give l Iub-l, 2, 3, 4: Senior l'luy--lg Senior Annual Stuff--iz 'l'ri-Hi- Svliolursiiip-4. Y-I, 2. 3, 4: Ol1H'4'li2l-l- -ig Monitor-Sig Home lie. Plulm-l, ZZ, 3, 4: Nutionul Honor Soviety-2, 3. 4: ll. A, li.-45 Senior Seholur- ship-4. J A M ICS I I ICC 'K A Iii A N ll'il'lllJfH.h 4.:'enth-man. 11 stiuivnt, :ind ai line :ith- lille. M ixvti l'horus-Ii: XYest1n,L':- house 'IH-st-4: liusketliull- -i - rw 9 . I. -, -3. 4: lruek--, 3, 4: Ulm- Vllilr-II: Senior S1-hul- :irshlp-4. Home Room Ol'- lll'l'l'42I Ipllfliliilll-1, 2, Il, -ig Annunl Stun'-4: Ili-Y-2, 3, 4: Senior l'l:1y-43 National Honor Society-2, 3, 4, UARQ DL HONYE QKCUJ - Not too serious, not too guy, u true friend in every waxy. Annual Stuff-4: Monitor- 4g Girls' Athletic Associat- tion-1, 2, 3, 4, Home Ev Vinh-4: Tri-Hi-Y-1, Il, 4. XYILLIA N H ITM M EL tlionieoj - A handsome football-I player. Bzisketlmli-1, 23 Football- l, 2, 3, 4: Truek-3, 4: Hi- Y-l, 2, 3, 4: Paper Staff- -lg Monitor-3, 4, Junior l'oli4'e-l: Industrial Arts Cluh-l, 2. RONALD HVSHOUR tlflookj- He can laugh with the jolliest, and work with the husiestf' Class Officer- l: Home Room Officer-3: Scholar- ship Test-l, 2, 3, 4: Glos- Pluli-l: Annual Stuff-4: Band-l, 2, 3, 4: Orches- tra-4: Hi-Y-1. 2, 3, 41 Debate-2: Senior Play-4: Red Cross lfouneiil - ig Prince of lk-are-4: Dam-e Bzmni-3: Senior Svholar- ship-4. Iilf'llARI5 HAXVKINS tS:idiej- XYe c-ouldn't do without him. Foothnli-l, 2, 3: Basket- ball-1, 2: Trac-k-3, 4: Se-holurship-2. Il, 4: Sen- ior Scholarship-43 Junior Polic-el: Senior Play-4: Hi-Y-l, ZZ, 3, 4: Annual Stuff-4: Monitor-Zi. IUONALIT HINICRMAN tllot-J- You've got lu lit- an huskellmll hero lo get along with u ln-uuliful girl. iiusketliull-1, 2, Ii. 4: Foot- hnii--I: lxlfillilill'-Zi, -lg Svhul. :irship-Il. ITOROTH Y J ACKICN H ICI M ER tllotj - A happy disposition, no one ever sees her frown. Mixed Uhorus-1, 2, 3, 4: Glue Club-1, 2: Paper Staff-4: Tri-Ili-Y-1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club-1, 2, 3, 43 Lihrurian-45 Home Eu. Uluh-1, 2, Il, 4. l-Il,lNlblilG .IAVINIAN ilillyj- llc-r vuim- wus vvl-r sull, 1-Ivrlllv illlfl lnwg An 1-xvellvm thing in :i wunmu. llllllli' HV. Vlllli-1, 2, 41 t'urmn1-rvinl Vlulf-4: Mon- ilul'-l, 2, 22, 43 Annuul Stuff-4: llruumlif- Vluli l'l:iy-4. MARILYN KAIVI-'MAN H'uffn-4-J- Aluk1-s friends quivkly and kewps thf-m furvvc-r. Annual Sizlff-4: lfilfltl-I, 2, IL, 45 1'ununerviul Club- -ig Horne Ev. Ululu-I, 2: Tri-Hi-Y-I, 23 Jr. I'luy-il. nl usx ll GNN 1 lll D up 1 llllll qsllllpliullsf HI w 1 ll 1 l xl will XVIIALIAM l,IlCl4'l'Ali .lAi'Ql'I'Il.INlC IA NIAN 1l,ipl- lli- sits un his Ilu'uu.- wrumu-fl in his 1-wn nril:i1iulily. 1.l2l1 lCll'j--'Uxlld still thi- wmuli-r gin-xv, lluw mu- smull head vhw Uffimlr-I ,, 4A muilfl 4-urry :ill she- llnnwrmnu fH'fi1'l'I' - Zlg k w' S h ': 'S ' 1 S '-3-'V 41 mixvdvlwms-2,:1: llnnw- liziskoilmll-I, 2: Iffmllvllll- . . I .,, Ihwllmll-I 4, Glu. rooni Uffwvr-21 hvhnlnr- 4'lul1-il, 4: Slulle-nt l'uuu- Shiv 'FQ'S l- 2' 3' '13 Siu' .4il.1' 25 Annlml gmffugl all-ut l'llllH1'll'211:lQ'f'f'llllP- Vi-king Vin-ws-,lg IIi-Y- 2, Ilg 'Fri-lli-Y-I, 2, Il, 4: 1. 3. 4l,fflN '1'lU 43 Nutinlnul Honor Sm-if-ly- M1vulI1rI'- I. V-, Ji. 434 Inf 2, CS, 4: Sn-ninr Svhnlnr- l'm', 3' 4' N' 1 I g' ship-43 Munitnr-2, 3, 43 Senior I'l:iy-'41 llrunizitu- , , , H , V H mlm PIM.-3 4: V'-imw M. HQ-'lll4I!' lluy. Junior lim. l,.,m,.,V4fJl.'- lmlim.-I 2. Ilfilllllllll' Pluli-l. 2, Cl, 43 Jr. Play-ri: sf-mur si-nm- lvrunwllif' VIH5'-2. 4: Ili- ' 0 7 zirship-4. lll'2ll'lilTl-4, Z.. 16 ILXYMUNIW KAVFMAN MARY .IANIC KI'ZNlPl.lC lhlunsvj-- Truig'h, but uh 4Jf.,',-5-yh--yyiu, Hu, Hun, so gm-utlc-I nie-st clislmsilinu shi-'s :L XYow! lluimrrmini Uffivvr - 23 lmskmmllqiq Fmrlmil-1, WXHI 4'h'H'11S - I, 2. 4: H109 Vllllr-I 2 3 -I' ,Kn- 2 Il 41111311211-I, 2, 3 , ' ' ' ' ,. ' ' IM H 4 uuul Stalf-4: Pups-r Statl- lllee-Plulu--4g Hi-Y-43 Up- 4. Humk, EI., 4-lub-I 2 4. ere-ltu-4, Uperellurl, RI4'llARD MARQVARIVI' 1Ski1iJ- lIv's mil tha' faux of :mu umrx-l, Hut there-'s thi- dvvil in his 1-ya-. Ruud-I, 2. Il: 'l'r:lm'k-Il, ,lg Hi-Y-I, Il, 4: Mmiilnr- 2, Zig Senior Play: l'um-r Stuff-4: llmum-room lbffi- 4-vr-lg Priuvv of l'vzu'o--ip liusvlvull-lg Hziskwtlrull-l. l . y, 1 uiipzhi ' 'zu-li ii I':i1u-r Slufi'-I1 Xluvliilm' 32: .Iuuiur I'luy-12. l'A'I'lCIl'l.X MAXSLINIC 1l'ull- A lilu-ulilv girl, wiih il wiuuiiu: pursuin- nliiy, lull, slignitlf-1l,1uill :1 :le-in-iielsilvlv ln-:ull-r. Mix:-cl 1'h1u'us-2, 35, 41 Sa-llulnrshlp 'l'e-sl-l, 2. Sl, 43 Studs-ul 1'nulu-il-Il: till-c Vlulv-I, 2, 3: Aunuul Stuff- 4g Hum!-Il, -1: Urvhvstru- Il, 4: 'Fri-HIAY-I. 2. Il: up1-rm-Itu- I, -tg Si-uinr l'l:iy-4g Jr, l'I:iy-:lg lvru- nmliv Vluh I'l:iy-Zig I,i- lvrziriziu-2, Il: llnml- IG--, Fluln-4: Ilwl Vruss Culllls 4-il-Sl: Nulimuxl llmmr Sn' ui:-ly-Il, 43 IL-XR Svlwlzlr- ship-4: Sr-uiur Svlwlzlr- ship-4. 1 l i Y 3. V . i i i I ll-XRHARA MILIAICR lliamhij- She has her eyes on the top of the ladder. Illixed Chorus-l, 2, Sl, 43 Scholarship Test-l, 2, 3, 43 Glec Club-I, 2, Il, 4, Annual Staff-43 Paper Statt--lg Hand-I, 2. 3, -lg Orchestra-I, 2, 3, 4: Tri- Ili-Y-l, 2, Il, 43 Uperetta- 1, 43 Monitor-I, 2: Senior Play-45 .Innior Play-Zig 1,7l'ilII'lil.IIl' Pluh-1, 2, 3, 43 l.ilvrarian-Zi, 4, Girls' Ath- Ielit' Assov.-I, 2, 3, 4: Red' Cross l'oum'il - l: 1'I'lllC'0 of l'e-ave-4: Na- tional Ilonor Society-2, 3, 43 Latin l'luh-l, 2, J AMES NEFF Mliml- Enjoy the present: who knows what the future holds. ehclarsliin-25 Football-li Band-2, Senior St holar- ship-4. XVI IALIA M UXVICNS lt'IeoJ - As tough as they mike them ai d just as friendly. Dramatic Club Play-4: Home Room Officer - 1: Scholarship Test-l, 2, .l, 4: Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4: Football-1, 2, 3, 4: Base- ball-3, 45 Senior Play: Track-3, 4: Student Coun- cll-3, 4: Band-1: Orches- tra-1: lli-Y-1, 2, 3, 4: Monitor-1, 25 Prince of Peace-43 Senior Scholar- ship-4g Class Officer-3. J AVK M I LLICR Llakej - Maple you think I'm foolin' you: Maybe you think I ain't: But I don't hold any human on earth van be a saint. Junior Police - 1: Glee Ululn-4g Senior Play-41 Hi-Y-Club-l, 2, Il: Bas- ketball-l, 2, Paper Staff- -lg Monitor-3, Mixed Chor- us - 4, Junior Play - 31 l'rinve of Peace-4. I UCAN Ml JRRIS - He seems to he good- natured and has no harm in him. llaslketlmll-lg Paper Staff- 4g Hi-Y - 4: Monitor-2, l'rin1'e of Peau-e-4, Foot- ball-2. XVI LLIA M I 'UNI' ELL tl'orl-:J- A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Basketball-13 Football-1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club-3, 4, Hi-Y-I, 2, 3, 43 Operei- ta-4g Junior Police - 1, Monitor-23 Paper Staff-41 Prince of Peace-4, Track- 3 K - SH ICRMA N PRATT tllustyj- Ile needs rhy- thm in his nursery rhymes. Mixed Chorus-2, 3: Svhol- arship-2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club-2, 3, 43 Annual Staff- 4g Paper Staff-4, Band-35 Hi-Y-2. 3. 4: Dramatic Club, Operetta-43 Moni- tor-4g Senior Play-43 Jr. Play-3g Prince of Peace- 4g Class Officer-35 Jack- son Twp.-15 Senior Schol- arship-4. .lf DHN MUN I TORFF fJohnnyJ - A friendly twinkle in his eye, a. smile of friendly vom- rzule-ship. Sf-holarship-l, 2: Foot- ball-lg Hi-Y-1, 2, 3, 4: Monitor-I, 35 Junior Play: Prinee of Peaee-4. SHIRIIICY OLSON- eonquer, hut to be con- queredf' Mixed Chorus-l, 2, lllee Ululr-1, 2: Tri-Ili-Y-1. 2, 3, 43 Senior Play-4: Junior Play-:lg llranmtie Pluh-1, 2, 3, -4: llramalit- Uluh l'l:1y- 2, Cl: Home I'1c',l'Iuh-1, 2, 3. 43 Red Cross-1, 25 Monitor 3. IHC VUNA RINICIIART llleviej-Hlilushinf.: is the eolor of virtue. Glee Ululu-43 Operetta-45 Monitor-4g St-holarship-3, Annual Staff-45 Librari- an-3g Home Ee, Club-4, Tri-Hi-Y-2, 33 MeKinlty. 1. Women like not only to JUAN IIUSHMAN 1ll'ZllALDlNI'I IAICLANIY SVHNI-Illllill YVIIALIABI tlinsif-7- A luluncl always SvHNl4'IUI R ll'celJ - lndustry shull N HRM klumdhhl WHIS- U:l'l'I'XJfUA l'rie-mlly xzirl have' its uwn rvwamrdf' 4Sl1l'm-vkjiulla-'s gut what Mmm! vhurus - '23 HIM? with zu plvusinpx pvrsnn- Nixvd Vlwrlls-3: mms!! it Iurkos YY .l.'l1y1I1n1 llllml u U ' V uliiylf- l lurmxu +-51-s. llulw-I, .21 .Xunuul hlufl- ' uu:huusv 'Te-sl-43 liuskvl- -1: lizuul-1, 2, Sl, -lg Urvh- 5,-hnlmvghil, 'lu-gpg: Mix- hull-l, 2, Sl. 4: Vuuxlunll-l. llnmu- llmvm ilffiewl' - I: 4-sm:-l, 2, ::, 4: 'I'ri-lli- ,.:14'h.,,-uN-2, 21: till-p1'l11lp 2, 3, 4: 'Fun-k :L 4: 111+-0 Svhulnrsl1'I'-I- 2. Ii. 4: Hug- Y-l, 2, Il, -I: fPlll'l't'l1il-ll 2, Il. 4: 'Fri-lli-Y-2, :lg Up- Plulv 3: Rumi l: Hi-Y-l, 2, ketllull l. 2, Il, 11 lfuut- Svlurl:u'sl1ip-l, 2. Il, 4: Q'l'l'll2l-'ll llralnwgnil- Uluh. 24, 4: Svniln' Svlmlurship- lrzlll-l, 2. 3. 4: 'l'r:u'k-3. 'il Munilur-2, -t:Svnim'l'luw- 3 35 4:p,,,mn,,n-ing1-lub, 4: Busvlmull-l, 2. ii, 4, Hi-Yvl, 2. Il, I: Luliu -4: Jr. Play-14: llilu':u'i:1u- fwllnmiit. 1-lm, play-3: Cluh-I, 2: Sf-uim' I'lny-fl: .lg 1'4uunwl'm'i:ll Vluh-Il, 4: Hmm. 1-1,-A 11l,,1,,3: Jr- Ilrzunulic' Uluh Play-Il, 4: Lulin l'lulu-I, 2. l,luy,3l R011 l'TliSSl'lblllI1'il-22 Suu- VICHA SVIHYURM KV:-rioj ll:-1' frivmls-llwy url- many: lla-r fm-s-ul'0 thi-rn Amy? Mixc-ul l'l1m'us-2, -1: G-lou l Club P Tl. 4: Jllllllll' Play-:Eg Immun- util- Vluh I'l:ny-:lg lhmu- ldv, l'llllr-I, 31, 1: Sclurlfxrslllu . H Tvs!-2:H111-l'l-llil-I. ,4 M ilu' S1'llIll1lI'Shlll-'L lill'll,-Xlllv Sli!-IMANN ll!--:lp- A I-u:u'll's 1ll'l'illll. .Xlixwl l'l1mus-:lg linskvt- hull-l, 2, Il, 4: lfvmtlmll-l, 21, Cl, I: liusvlmll-I, ZZ, Il, lg 'l'l':u'k-Il, 4: Gln-0 Vlulu-Il, ll, l':11u-r Stuff-1: Ili-Y-l, 2, Il. 4: Upvrn-lin-I: Monitor--I: S1-uinr l'luy-4: Iuunnmlim- Club l'luy-Il: lin-ml Cross l'nun1'iI-4: I'islx'i1-I llml Vruss l'num'iI--4: .luuiur lm- licn--I, 22: l'limw- ul' l'v:u'c- -lg .luulnr l'l:1y-Sl. IUDSI-IMAIQY SIIAIIICICN 1'l,.XR,'XNN.X SHAFT! DAVID SHAXY 1S1'h0l:lx'j MYIUUN H. SHAW' 4'l'1'X7 ll hilmwlwel in - l,illlv wo knww whul 7 l'hi4-fly lhv mnlrl nt' lxlillllllllllj4 :X'l'l'X url- 'IH-Xusf' shl- thinks 1lIl1l1ll'l'Hl1lS.u xn:u1's furlunvs is in his ist wus Ill'Sl nn :nun- Allil-'nv Himl s.-n....1-1. 2, Nlixn-ll vm,-Us - :zz c:1.-.- UW h S'H H l'hl't'l'l1'Jlllt'l f1, I: CIN' 1'luIr-I, 2, il, 4: Annual Nzxtinuul llunur Sovivly- Alluviic Muuzure-r'-I, 2, Il, I'Iuh-43 Aunuul Stull'-sl: Stull'--lg Tri-lli-Y-lg Up. Il, -lg lwlnltf--3. 4: N.I4'.L.- 4: .xnuuul Stuff-1: Paper l'ri-Ili-Y-Il. -4: UlH'l'1'll1l- 4-rf-tial-4: flirls' Athlelir- Ji, 4: Prinvn- uf l'mn-c-lg Stuff-:L 4: Ili-Y-I. 4: 4: Mfmitfn'-41 N, lf. ll.-4: Assn:-.-I, 2, ZZ, 45 Home Athletic Mzumm-r-4: Mon- Mvllilul'-l. 13: IN-halo-2, Il, Junior I'luy-il: Sc-nim' 1.14-I q'lu1,-1, gy 4, iwy--1, 23 l'g1p4-r staff--1g 4: N.l .L.-2, Il, 4: Se-nim- 5'l4l5'4I l'l'ilYlHl'fi VIH Fnollmll - Sig Iiuselu-ll - 4: l'l2lX'4Z JV. Vlilx'-3: l'l'iuvv I'lny-4: llrzunntlv Ululu-lg lfg-pgi-li'0Iav 5.-hf,1m-Ship- uf l'm-zu-1--4: lmsl-hull-24, 4: f1UI1ll1ll'I'1'lill Ululv - 4: 43 S:-hulnrship Tt.gg-1, 2, Sports Amwum'im:-Sl, 4: l'rim-.- nf l'e-nm--4: Svhul- 3, 41 .yummy p1,,y-3g5 lm,-H- Buys' Sunil--Il: Svhulur- 1ll'SlliP-3. 4. manic' Uluhsllz Class Of- ship-l, 2, 3: N. I , I., UI'- iicvr-4: Hunuf Rnmn Hr- fi1'01'-4: S1-nim' Svlmlur- fivm--2: Hi-Y-l, 21 S1-ninr Shiv-4. Sulwlzlrslup-4. 18 RORER'l' Sl l A XV k'BrolliurJ - l'fW'l'b'Ull9 takes his pleasure where he ilnlls it. Football-2, 3: Baseball- 2g Monitor-2: Ind. Arts Club-1: Prince of Peace- 3 DONNA SHETLICR um-Iwi-- l'epuy. witly, and fllll of fun. Mixed Chorus-2, 3: Home Room Officer-3: Svholar- ship-2, 3, 4: Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff-4: Tri-Hi-Y-1, 2. 3, 43 Oper- etta-4: Monitor-1, 4: Sen- ior Play, Dramatic Club- l, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club l'lay-2, 3, 4: Girls Athlet- ic Assoc.-1, 2, 3, 4: Cheer- leader-3, 4: Commercial Club-4: Home Er. Club-1, 2, 35 Junior Play-3: N. F. l..-4. TED SHILLING iltrhj - A genius not yet rev- ognizedf' Pepsi-Cola Scholarship-4: Svholarship Test-33 Hi- Y-4g Give Club-1: Annual Staff-4: Jr. Polire-l: Sen- ior Sr-holarship-4. lllGAN STARKS tSchvn- lvyl-- ilu dross:-S well: hx' dam-vs wvll: we all think he-'s Slllllllly swi-ll. .lnninr Pnliu--I: lli-Y-1, 2: Fuullnzlll-l, 2, Iii Al1:Ilfllll'A:: l'l'il11'v uf l'v:ls'v--I. .llllllfi S'l'liUl'l' RAYMUNIT SVMSICIC. MARY ?'l'lll'llCY 1l5ll1.YSj Qliitli-nj - Ri-vealings illilytln-:ij- ills frierllllli' - l'xe1ty 4-yrs, pn-llx' ness, spurlsnianshlp, ull-vp and rlvar arf- lhinv of xwalthy sinl. es. lilixm-il 4 linrus-l, 2, Il: llunio Rnmn Ut'l'i4'vr-2, 4: SL-lwlarship 'IR-st-l, L! ,Il, -1: Stud--nt l'nunm'il - 2: Him' l'Illll'l, 3, Il, 4: An- nual Staff-4, Vapor Staff- 4: llaml-Il, 4: Urvhvstra- l, 2, 3, 4: Tri-lli-Y-I. 2, Il, -1: Upon-lla-I. 4: Mun- iior-2, 4: Latin Flnln-l. 2: Junior Play - 3: Soniur l'lay-4: I iraniativ Cluh- 1, 2, Il, 4: Prince of 1'ezu'v- 4: Dramatic' Pluli l'lay-4' N. F. I..-4 Senior Svhul- zlrship-4. and 1lQ'l9.lllillllIllX wi H hair, at heart shifs al- ! . .. ways willing: to Shari-. carry him lar. Nlixi-ml l'liurus-24: Plass Of- Mixwl phu,-mi . 2: 43100 liver-Il, 43 lllllllv Ronin Uffirvr-2: IK-psi - Uula Si-lmlaiship 'IR-sl-4: Bas- kvillall-l, 2, Il: Svholar- ship Test-I, Cl, 4: limit- lnall-l, 2. Il, 41 liaselrall- l, 2. Il, 4: Slurioni Coun- vil-33 Glu' Ululr-3, 4: Na- tional Honor Sowielyq An- nual Staff-4: Viilltll' Staff- 4g Hi-Y-l,2,:l,4: Uporel- la-43 Monitor-2, Il, 4: Alh- lm-tic Manager-4: Prince nf Peave-43 Latin Club- 1, 2: Junior Ulass Play- Il: Svniur Scholarship-4: Svnior Play-4. Uluh-I, 23 llmm- Ronin Ilfiim-r-Sl: Svlmlarsliip - 2, Il, 43 SlU'll'llI Uniiiiuil-Il: Annual Staff--1: 'l'ri-lli- Y-I, 2. il, 4: Monitor-4: Upvre-lla - l. 4: Sm-ninr Play-4, .lr. I'lay-3: llra- mativ Ulull Play-Sl, 41 Li- brarian-4g Girls' Athletir Assoc.-l. 2, Sl, 4: Com- merr-ial Club--1: Red Cross Counf-il . 3: l'rim'v ol' l'ea4'c-4, N. F. l.. - 4, 19 XVILLIA M SMITH fBizZJ - Une of nature-'s mas- ti-rpiem-es. Mixed Chorus-3: Home Room Officer-3: Scholar- ship Test-1. 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball-l, 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball-l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball- l, 2, 3, 4: Track-3, 4: Glee Club-33 Hi-Y-1, 2, 3, 4: Monitor-35 Latin Club-1, 2, Prince of Peace-4: Jr. Police--1, 2. MARILYN S'1'PIl'H AN Qhynnj - Ever wi-'rome you shall iw, lu-vansv of l your pn-rsunalityf' 'l'ini'l4un-Il: Uvnlral Uatho- lir-l, 2: film- Ulllli--43 'Tri- lll-X -4: Pcl'h0lH.lShlll-41 tw- nior S4'linlarsl1i1x-4: Oper- vlla-4: Sr-niur Play-4: Ibra- inaliv Clulv--I: llvmv l'I1'. K'lul,-4- l'rinvv of l'v:ive--4. XVAYNIC SVRBICY iSidJ -- llc-'S thi' Ilfi- ul' 4'Vt'l'5' party. llanil-I, 2, Il, 4: Jr. I'o- lice-lg tile-0 Ululu-3: Jr. Play - Ii: Si-niur l'lay - 4: lli-Y-I, 2, Il, -1: Latin Cinlu-l, 23 Annual Staff- 4g U1wl'vlla-4: Muntiol'-2: Mix.-ml l'lwrus-fl: Scholar- ship Test-l, 2, il, 4: Son- itll' Svliularsliip--4, SIIIRLICY Vtlllll - Sho is loving, tlmtlglit- ful, wisv and kind: l'urv in l1v:l,rL :ind strulul in ni-ind. llmnt- ltumn Uffia-ur-2: Svliolursliip Tvst-I, 2, 351 lilvt- Pluh-I, 2: Mixed qyhurns-I, 2: Annual St,:tt't'- -lg 'l'1'i-Ili-Y-1.2, 55. 431111- vrettsl-2g llrairnntic' Club l'lzty-45 Latin Chili-I, 2: H4-nim' l'l:1y - 4: Junior l'lny-Il: l,ihr:n'i:m-2, Cl, 4: l'Ullll'lll'l'Cl1l.l Flnlu-3: Nu- tmnztl llnnur sm-it-ty-Z, .L 4: ll. A. R.: S4-niur Svhrnl- ursltip--t. JOAN NYlClil+IR- Initiative vi kindness will lvzu sum-ess. with mph-1 Mixed Chnrns-4: Swhulnr- ship-3: Clem- f'lnh-I, 4: An- llllill Stuff'-41 Band-I, 2, fl: IU ll!l+Zli'l' NVARIil'li'l'1 PN .I EAN XVIGIH-Ill t.Itlf.:'J - Athle-tif-, gund- luokinxx, :1 n il ovvry- lIllfly'S frimirlf' - XVith hzlir :utlnnn-, she-- 'll flu In flllllvf' Mixvd Phurus-SZ, -t: Svhul- llfnnf- Ronin Ht'fim-r - t: arshm 'I-PM-I 2 .5 4: BuS'ki'tbull ' I' 2' ::'4 Glvv Clnh-1. Il. 4: Annual Fmxtluzmll-I. 2. Il, 4: lll-X- Stuff-4: Rand-I' 2. 3: Ur- 1, 2, Il, 4: Monitor-2. Il: ,hwtrq-I f, -3. Tri-Hi. Junior Play-313 R1-il Vruss Y-I 2 3: Dlmuh,-3, N4 P. l'UllIII'll-21 Bzwvlrzlll-4. . A , ' . .,. L.-.L 4. l..tt1n tluh-I. -. Svniur l'luy-41 llmlllllllll' Vlulu-I, 2, Il, 4: Girls' Ath- lvtiv Assur.-l. 2, fl, 4: Nu- iionul llnnnr Society-2, Il, 4: lmncc Buml-3: Prinm- of l'v:uw-: Sm-ninr Swhulur- ship-4. IIUXYAIIIN XVll,l,AM.XN llglllll--'Alll4llll-I that l.fl'l'lI.l' 1-st of zitlilotvs ure- those' who have tho l.'Il'1ll't' tn Orrhvstlwn-I, 2. Sl: 'l'ri-lli- y Y-I, 2, JI, -1: thin-iw-ttzn-4: ly.' Sc-ninr l'l:l3'-4: l7l'lIYl'lilllt' F U H1 0 It 4 T k on mu - , .., ., : rut- - Plulv-4: Girls' Athlt-tk' As- Snc.-I, 2. fl, -1: llmww rjr. 4:'llll+-il: Sf-ninr Hvhnlzirship- 4: lli-Y-I, 2, 25, t: Prinvc ot' l'm-:tml--1, l'II,lCAN0ll NVll,l.IS ANN YUUNG tllizj RORIGRT ZICIGICR tB0hl Bl.AlR ZIMMICRMAN tNVillia-J- Nw wlmflh lit- - lt is ht-r thinking Ht' - Lille is not so slmrt ltIuui'f.re-J --- 'l':tll, mlztrk, tl.- kimlm-ssl-ss: whit-h otha-rs, that lll1lkl'S IIS hut that tlwrviszllwzlys and llzirillsunw, ht- fus- nmst ls-:um nnflmwf' think of hor. timv for court:-sy. vinzitcs y:1'. lwammtiv Vlulv-l, 2, 72, ft: Alixt-sl Vhorns - tg tlleo Sm-llnlursllip-l: .Iuninr l'o- Mixt-tl Vhnrns-t, 2, Horne Hlve- Phill-I, 2. 4: Mixf-sl Ulnlu-I, 2: 'l'ri-Ili-Y-I, 2, lim-g Svniur Svholarship- liumn Uffim-r-Sl: NVQ-sling- Vlmrus-25 St-lmlurshin-22. Il, 43 S4-hulzwship 'Pvst-2, 4. house--4: S1'lml:1l'r4hiD-1. 2. Zi, 'tg 1llN'l'Q'llil-41 Sc-niur Il: l'rinc-e uf l'e:u'o-4: ll. 4: Fnollvull-ZZ. Il, -tg Stu- Sl-lwlnrxliip - 4: Seninr llmnmtic- Club-4: lvmnia- de-nt tf'uunm'il - tl: tilt-e l'l:i,y--tg 'l'l'i-lli-Y-I, 2, il, tit- Ulnl- l'l:Ly-4: Upvrel- Plulrl, 2: Annual Staff- -lg I'rins'v of IH-:uw---tg N. tn.-I: Lihrurizul-4: Mont- 4: Hi-Y-I, 2, Cl. 4: Senior I . ll.--t: Alfmitm'-23 An- lur-l, 2, 23 Nunn- Ev. VINE'-41 llmllllillif' Cluli-4: nnnl Stuff - -t: Nutimml 4'lul1-I, 2, 4: l'zt1n-r Stuff- l'l'2lm2lUl' ifllll' 1'l1lY-41 llunul' Scmivty. 4. Senior Svlxulursllip-4. Sponsored by MYERS CHEVROLET 20 lt-up thv liars ul' 1lit't'i1'ul- IIUIIIIOIIIlllllllllllllllllIlllllllllIllllIlllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllll NAME PASTIME WEAKNESS AMBITION Eleanor Ake eating dill pickles Ben nurse Niles Baab sleeping women grease monkey Xvayne Baker Sally Bassett Louise Bear Doris Boger 'Pom Brauchcr Ruth Burkholtz Nancy Chrlstman James Clarke Dona Clough Shirley De-Bonney Michael Ford Barbara Gill Rachael Givler Gloria Gloor Ginnie Grant Jean Gladfelter Neva Greenho Jack Harper Elmer Harrison Dick Hawkins Anna Haun Chales Haun Jim Heckaman Don Hinerman Carol Howe Bill Hummel Ronald Hushour Dorothy J acken hei mer Elinore Jauman Marilyn Kaufman Ray Kaufman Mary Jane Kendle Bill Kobel James Lear Bill Liebtag Jackie Logan Dick Marquardt Pat Masline Barb Miller Jack Miller Dean Morris John Mundorff Jim Neff Shirley Olson Billl Owens Bill Powell Sherman Pratt DeVona Rinehart Joan Roesman Geraldine Schneider Leland Schneider Bill Schreckengost Vera Schworm Dick Seemann David Shaw Myron Shaw Bob Shaw Rosie Shaheen Claranna Shaub Donna Shetler Ted Shilling Bill Smith Dean Starks Marilyn Stephan Julia Stroup Ray Sumser Mary Surbey Wayne Surbey Shirley Voll Bob Xvarburton Jean VVeber .loan Vveber Bud WV'lllaman Eleanor YVillis Ann Young Hob Zeiger Blair Zimmerman drawing pictures practicing piano talking studying Jackie driving the car giving up men fishing keeping peace driving VVensel's car printing making friends baby sister typing French packing ice cream cheerleading cracking knuckles talking pictures Saturday Nighter's Annual acting silly athletics basketball acrobatics delivery boy bright remarks drug store shorthand King's trwlner laughing sports teasing girls Cavalier Club writing letters XVlllis's knitting singing keeping tab on Norma saying huh working? tinkering Viking Shop Baab's flirting Rachmaninoff walking to school band blitzing growing a beard toothpicks sleeping going with boys reading imitating sitting horses making baskets blowing bubbles photographer Gov't. dancing auto-theater winning friends Viking Views watching basketball having fun Kathy basketball speak-ing French gym looking handsome being nice conversation day dreaming Hi-Y meet-ings his truck popping gum janitor stay a senior not doing homework beautician puppets social worker Jackie Jackie giinning photographers model men old maid teasing lnd. Arts teacher '46 Fords nurse wrecking Wensel's car marry VVensel movies printer being ticklish teaching assignments stay at home Swiss Club secretary peroxide school marm Bill marriage laughing stenographer sleeping in study hall Hall of Fame tall girls Dhvwsrapher North Canton Wheel embroidery Purse' . playing tricks m6CharllC females C03-Ch Llary basketball hero potato chips nurse a blonde prize tighter Hartville dance band owner jewelry doctor's receptionist Park Theater secretary twiirling Musical Majorettes Bowser professional football Navy housewife wide open spaces New Year resoluti bright clothes Richie dating music cats blue eyes machines horse- play late dates teeth football new girls boogie-woogie XVoodie green Chevrolets high heels teasing little girls dramatics eating football plays sports the open road Texas cooking Always practical joking studying Shirley long skirts telephone blondes Don singing riding to school Seventh Street smiling anything funny bashfulness red hair food trucks teasing 21 mechanical engineer ons insurance man sportscaster lab. technician Pontiac dealer nurse social worker to find one Ohio Power remain in N. Canton farmer dentist college tree surgeon dance band director marriage nurse secretary architect coach interior decorator Cleveland Browns college prof. sports announcer see the world stenographer typist private secretary Mr. Waltz's ass't. barber married man nurse grade school teacher journalist beauticlan live and love nurse automobile dealer college nurse bachelor children librarian model farmer good boy ll0Il0Sll0PE FATE to sell sweaters movie actor garbage collector to graduate lady wrestler social reformer Jackie pose for Before ads to get married English teacher veterinarian homemaker to sell newspapers mental marvel career 'girl marry the boss chorus girl spinster nurse-maid Rogue's Gallery X-ray expert spoke butcher Republican politician waterboy college prof. tight rope walker librarian comedian surgeon messenger girl commercial teacher bench warmer soldier's wife cow puncher Fuller brush man Rabbi gym teacher Ford dealer spaghetti Winder oog nurse missionary Dead End Kid hobo successful businessman garage mechanic taxi driver Sunday school teacher prof. of modern love scrub woman brunette shoe salesman cartoonist Hollywood Home Ec. teacher Mudville Slipperies Gov't. teacher soap box orator member of U. N, horse trainer seamstress blues singer millionaire beauticlan ding dong daddv chem. teacher. exhibitfionlist crooner bride monk secretary junkman Latin teacher congresswoman model husband night club hostess meat grinder city sllcker wrestler GLASS WILL ...,.....................................................................,..,............,...................................,.................................... After much thought and deliberation the Senior Class bequeathes the following: The Senior girls' beauty to the Junior girls: It's redheads-Charles Haun, James Clarke, Bill Owens, Bud Willaman, Dick Seemann, Skip Marquardt, and Jean and Joan Weber--to the Junior Class: they give the class a spice of life! All the coal in the world to NCI-IS: Eleanor Akeis Benny to Martha Ake: Niles Baab's way with women to Homer Logan: Sally Bassett's chewing gum to Mr. Lave: Wayne Baker's truck to Junie Getz: Louise Bear's French horn to Sonny Snyder: Doris Bioger's Sunday School parties to Mary For : Tom' Braucher's love. for East Maple Street to Shorty Swanson: Ruth Burkholtz's ability to walk around the halls to anyone el'se who can get away with it: Nancy Christman's devilish ways to Joan Welker: James Clarke's appreciation of girls to Ted Hummel: Dona Clough's back-stage ability to Barbara Basinger: Shirley DeBonney's former boy-friends to Martha Deuble: Michael Ford's elevator shoes to David Mathie: Barbara Gill's job at Schontz's to all jewelry fiends: Rachel Givler's always-prepared lessons to Karl Roberts: Jean Gladfelter's prospective future to all the Senior girls: Gloria Gloor's ability to speak Swiss to anyone else planning to go to Switzerland: Ginny Grantls H202 bangs to Joanne Grove: Neva Greenho's giggles to any study hall that can use a little nonsense: .Jack Harper's ability to crack his knuckles to anyone who wants to be a scientist-they need a scientific anialysis: Elmer Harrison's height to Dick Workinger: Anna Haun's ability as Editor-in-Chief to the nest Editor of the Annual, with her symp- at Yi Charles Haun's West Virginia accent to Richie Shaheen: Dick Hawkins' class spirit to the rest of the Senior Class: Jim Heckaman's five o'clock shadow to all the little shavers: Don Hinerman's basketball trunks to Jim Beavers: fwe hope they fitl Carol Howe's tumbling ability to Margaret Weirich: Bill Hummel's boxing gloves to Jersey Joe Walcott: Ronnie Hushour's stick-straight hair to anyone that has the comb and hair tonic to keep it down: Dorothy Jackenheimer's behind-the-counter abili- ty to all soda jerkers: Elinore Jav-man's willingness to help to future hot dog sellers: Marilyn. Kaufman's leadership to the next drum majorette of NoCaHi: Ray Kaufmun's outbursts in class to Ned Stull: Mary Jane Kendle's good spirit and ability to find fun to anyone who's down and out: Jackie Logan's physics, handbook to Donna Rice: Bill Liebtag's presidency of the Cavalier Club to Jack Sponseller: Dick Marquardts ability to stick to one girl to Ronnie Morrow: lnot that he needs itj Pat Mas1ine's pessimistic idea's to the Optimist Club: Barbara Millers' glasses with the dark rims to Joanne Brothers: Jack Mil1er's cigars to the El Sfifllw COIHDHHYS Dean Morris' ability to get in home room right to anyone else going iwith an underclassman: Johnny Mundorff's answers in physics class to Mr. Schneider: Jim Nefi s car to anyone that can start it: Shirley Olson's interest in teeth to Dr. Ehl9l'S3 Bill Owens' end position to George Hamilton: Bill Powell's wolfing to Herman Stuhldreyer: Sherman Pratt's boogie to Mr. Everson: DeVona Rinehart's dependability to Peggy Moledor: Joan Rosemianis ability to win friends and influ- ence people to any other blue-eyed blonde with a sparkling personality: Geraldine Schneider's out-of-town fellows to Jackie Williams: Leland Schneider's athletic ability to Steve Wilkins: Bill Schreckengost's toothpicks to anyone who wants to chew gum undetected: Vera Schworm's quietness in class to Don Humbert: Dick Seemann's athletic build to Dean Warstler: David Shaw's berth on the Honor Roll to Walter Brown: Myron Shawls imitations of famous people to Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts: Bob Shaw's determination to finish school to Warren Garmen: Rosie Shaheen's cheerleading spot to Jean Shilling: Claranna Shar-b's ability to play basketball to the Junior girls: Dona Shelter's wit and humor to Joan Gross: Ted Shilling's scientific genius to any of Mr. Russcll's up and coming chemistry prodigies. Bill Smith's haircuts to Tom Achauer: Dean Stark's handsome features to Robert Taylor: Marilyn Stephan's knitting to Barbara Spence: Julia Stroup's worries to the next president of TriHiY: Ray Sumser's senior class presidency to a de- serving Junior: Mary Surbey's dramatic abilitv to Curtis Coons: Wayne Surbey's ability to fall asleep in physics class to all those taking the subject next year: Shirley Voll's long fingernails to Mrs. Aldrich's future typing classes: Bob Warburton's nickname, Jug, to anyone who wants it: Jean Weber's books to Tuby Taylor: she's decided to trade them in for harder ones: Joan Weber's enthusiasm to Jack Druckenbrod: Bud Willaman's mile-a-minute conversation to Mardell Hawkins: Eleanor Willis' extra kindness to the whole world: Ann Young's willing smile to Audrey Fryer: Bob Zeiger's good will to everybody: Blair Zimmerman's hubba-hubba man to the Sophomore girls: And last of all we would like to leave to the rich Juniors our many debts. WEEE WE WEEE Ll'I l'LE EIILKS lOl'-ll. Zimmerman, 'l'. Hl'2lllCll6l', I.. Schneider, N. Christman, C. llaun XlllJlll.I5-Jean and Joan Weber, li. Gill, ll. linger, ll. Willaman, I lummel 2:1 l 0T'l'OM-J. Stroup, P. Masline, Stroup and G. GI-nor, M. Ford, ll. Kobel GALE llzlll Undefeated Football Teamg Regional Basketball Champsg Speech Winners: High Ratings in Scholarships. SEPT:- 1 VVell iklds! Start getting those pencils sharpened and notebooks out, cause school is just around the corner. 5 School was officially here and the students seem- ed eager to get started. 7 Our veteran football team .inaugurated the foot- ball season wlth a victory of 19 to 12 over Central Catholic in our new Memorial Stadium. OCT.- 18 Our gallant Vikings made the Homecoming a great success by a 32 to 0 victory over Spring- field. 30 The scene, Stow gridiron. The play, Stow vs. our undefeated Vikings. The result, a hard fought victory for our team-21 to 7. 31 Teachers went to Cleveland. You know what that means: we got a well deserved vacati-on. NOV.- 3 A picture show to remind us of the importance and the great work being done by the Red Cross. 4 Our team lkept their undefeated streak intact by downing an old rival, Jackson-27 to 7. 8 Our Vikings, for the first time in the school's history, ended the season undefeated by downing Norton-74 to 0. 14 The Seniors put on a three-act mystery-comedy, Are You Mr. Butterworth? It turned out to be a great success. 25 The Student body was entertained by the songs of the Deep River Quartette. 27 Thanksgiving Day, no school, so what did every- one do? Eat, eat, and eat. tXVho cares about the walstline-73 DEC.- 1Our basketball team made its first appearance against a strong Middlebranch team and won by an impressive score of 62-42. 5 The Vikings hilt a stone wall at Akron Ellet and went down to defeat-55 to 36. 9 Our Vikings rebounded from defeat to turn back Kent State-43 to 25. 12 The Springfield Spartans nipped our fighting Vlklngs 42 to 38. 16 Although playing their best game so far this sea- son our hard fighting boys were stopped short of victory by Louisville-37 to 38. 22 Santa Claus is almost here. Time to hang up your stockings! 23 The graduates returned to be defeated in the Alumni game 40 to 22. 26 The day after Christmas flnds us romping with Central Cathol-lc. VVe lost 58 to 46. JAN.- 3 SVe traveled to Minerva and won 57 to 25. 5 Another year and classes are in session. 9 Our boys again travel to Norton. This time we win 62 to 40. 13 gfmlumggana was our next foe. We downed them t0 . 14 Five Senior girls took the D. A. R. Scholarship Test. All of them placed high. 16 Today we started exams. XVhat a workout our minds got. We also played host to Coventry Township and won 57 to 52. 17 By 3:35 all exams done! Thank goodness' The gallant Viking squad traveled to Louisville but we lost 52 to 49. 23 KVe roared to a score of 51 to 42 against Akron E let. 27 A hard fighting Viking quintet rolled to a 62 to 39 victory over Jackson Twp. 30 The Vikings extended their number of wins to 9 when they defeated Springfield 40 to 38. FEB.- 6 Thirty-two Seniors took the Senior Scholarship exams and the Viking B. B. team traveled to Stow where they came out on top by a score of 29 to 22. 7 The Vikings played host to Kent Roosevelt and won the game by a score of 51 to 42. 13 North Canton again plays host but this time to Nt,FFIfJH'S Basketball team and overpowered them - 6 to 27. 20 The county B. B. tourney began at North Canton and play practice for Annie Laurie had a struggle to continue. 19 Baseball. North Canton 21 The Vikings defeated a. strong Stow quintet by a score of 58 to 41. 23 Central Cathollt-'s Crusaders came to town ex- pecting victory but were defeated 43 to 31. 27 The North Canton Dramatic Club gave its play entitled Annie Laurie. MARCH- 1The sectional basketball tournaments began at Kent. 3 NoCaHl defeated Streetsboro in the sectlonals by a score of 79 to 20. 4 The second game of the sectlonals ln which North Canton participated ended N. C. 64-Deen field 13. 5 Once more the Vikings went to Kent and came out on top by defeating Norton 67 to 30. Now we travel to the District. The District Basketball tournaments begin. 8 12 The Vikings won-crushing Ashtabula Edgewood by 50-17. 13 The North Canton Vikings became District Champions and received many trophies in honor of the occasion. 15 Youngstown here we come to the Regional tour- namenl. 18 Such a day! The Vikings were full of steam and put Alkron Ellet out of the toumament by a soore of 47 to 33. 20 NoCaHl became Regional Basketball Champs by topping Midvale 47 to 43. 25 Today the student body received a much de- served assembly. They were entertained by the hell rlngers who proved to be very fascinating. 26 The school rejoiced to have a limited Easter vacation. 30 All grades 9 to 12 took an educational tour through the Hoover Company. APRIL- 1 Everyone beware! lt's the state basketball finals at Columbus and look who's there. None other than NoCaHl to play Lima St. Rose. 6 Combined assembly was held to see a very good glass-blower. 9 How our poor brains are racked! The prelimin- ary dlstrict state scholarships were held today. and also the Junior Class presented their play. 10 More running around. The state band and chorus dnals were held today. 14 The much enjoyed, always entertaining Spring Music Festival is here. 16-17 The Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsored a local talent program. ls entertained by Springfield Township. 20 Everyone was entertained by the annual Grade School Operetta and the baseball squad met Jackson. 23 Kent. Look out! For here we come to the Dis- trict band and choir contest. The Vikings met Stow today for a little round of baseball. 30 Norton played baseball at North Canton. MAY- 1 Final District State Scholarship. NoCaHl as usual rated very well. 4 Baseball-North Canton traveled to Coventry. 7-8 Solo State finals for Vocal and Instrumental. North Canton was well represented. Also Springfield came to N. C. to play baseball. 8 The big event' The Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Alliance Country Club. 11 Baseball-Stow showed its power on the N. C. diamond. 14 Students beware! Your work is showing. Par- ents and friends visited school for open house and were well entertained. 15 District track meet was held at Orange. 18 Baseball-The Vikings traveled this time to Norton. 21 The Regional baseball meet started in which the Viking nine participated and the XVoma.n's Chorus sponsored a concert. 23 Baccalaureate Serviice. Now the Seniors hegln to feel a. little homesick for NoCaHi and the true meaning of school touches all. 28 Commencement exercise. 1Ve have reached ah- other goal. Senior motto: LAUNCHED BUT NOT ANCHORED! 3... P JU l0ll Now that we've gained the rank of Juniors, the eleventh rung' on the ladder of 'secondary educationj we're studying, reading catalogs with serious intentions, working part-time in local establishments, wishing for a part in the Junior Play, looking forward to the Prom with mixed emo- tions and hoping' to make 304 by forty-nine. We're well represented in all phases of school life, too, the Varsity team, debate, band, orchestra and glee clubs, and two of the six cheerlead- ers are Juniors. The first and last touchdowns made in the new Memorial Stadium were made by a promising Junior athlete, and as no minor detail, atoms, shorthand, participles and quadratic equations have really begun to sink in. Who knows, the Junior Class may shelter another Einstein! As for the future- - Just watch us grow. OFFICERS Pres., Eugene Hoettler V. Pres., Gerald Graham Sec.-Treas., Marilyn Surbey Historian, Martha Ann Bain GRAHAM, SURBEY, RAIN, HOETTLER 26 JlNI0li HIIME IHIUM ,- xf r-v. v 3 . ' ..- 4 i FlllS'I' HHH' .ln-:ni NY:-Ili:-i', Mswilyli Surlwy, Iluiiiizi Kiwi, l'i-may AlUiI'lllll', Sli-ilu Mwvlile-i'. Xlznruaiiw-I Slim-ly, lllvniin Illllll'I'NIllilll, Sliirlm-5' 'l'i'wll, Shirh-5' M1-llvii, Anim Kam-, l!:xi'li:lI'1i Sin-in-v. Sl-IVUXIH IIHXY Miss ilnlih-i'. .I:um- Alillvr, .invk Spuiisi-llvig llulmul Sxxzuisw-ii, IM-:ui W:li's1In-V, limi lxiiilz, 'I'11m Mnllvl, Vgiri Wisv, li.-li Suiiisf-ig ,luv II:-mn-i'. 'l'IllllIV IUPXX' lmii I..-sli. Ihiil Sllllll'l', lvivk XX'vii'in-li, llivk Sliyilvr, lmvini Mxllhiv, N1-cl Stull, .Iini Sn-vlililllll, Ilill KivITvi'. I':ll S4'll.ll'iu l IliS'l' IIHXX' -I!:li'lv:u':i llusingn-i', Aillflliil In-111-IQ , .lminiw llniiiizi. .lim Illllsw-wlli, .lzuict 1'ill'IH'l', .lzmlm-v l1ill'IN'l', ll-vs:-inzuy l uNi1ir:lil, Iivlui tlivli-13 Hvnii- Hill. Al:ii'lh:u .Xian Hain, llill Ilislwp. Sl'I1'0Nlv HHH' -Miss 12:15 Q-V, lion llumlwrt, th-mild Hlwxliiiixi, I-lil Ilnrniiig, lllm-nn Imhli-V, NVill:nr1l llruuii, Mziry .lzunv l-Zlsun, .lngmii-A liimlliviw, Iluiwvy th-lx. 'l'llIIllP HHW -'l'ml Ilumim-I, I'hiI Hull, 1h-iiimzv llamiillmi, XY:lItn-1- l:l'1lXX'll, .lzlvk l7l'lI1'iU'llivl'Hd. l'llI'liS Umlils, fivlla' lim-llll'l'. 27 0I'll0Mllllli Safe over the freshman bumps, the Class of 1950 has the definite distinction of a palpitating' past and a iiabbergasting future. No-Ca-Hi activities have their Sophomore representatives who really established records for themselves. Although well represented in athletics, music, and dramatics, the class has its share of scholars. North Canton High School is proud of the Class of 1950-at least the Sophomores think so! OFFICERS V Pres., Tom McDowell V. Pres., Nancy Arthur Sec.-Treas., Patty Metzger Historian, Audrey Fryer FRYEH, METZGER, ARTHUR, MCDOWELI. 28 IST IUNX' -'l'n-111 Sq-mn-lin, H1-rul1l Swiixvr, l':nl All-lzw-V, Phyllis Spilll-V, Illlsn lI1Il'l'lS4IIl IN-:up lluml---rl, Nlzlrmll-ll HIIXYIQIIIS, 3l:ll'A14vl'lw- lxulwl, Inu lfill--n l.1-sh. Iillzallu-lll llumml' 1':l1'--lyn Xxlllillllllll. SIIIVI' Surlwy. xllkrxlv IUHX' Xlr, vllllillllilll, .In:1m1l- tllwwl-, Alum l'Illa-zu Smith, 'l':u-iv l,l-4- Xl-lslm. llgul- Xlu-xw l'l:u':1ln-I Nlnrlin. .In-:ln Kriln-1', l l'ml l'2lll1'l'SUlI, lmn Wisl-, .lim Illlllllllvl. llznx Blnlmn--ry, IlllL1ll llrwss, Yzll llnlm. lllllll' IIUNX' llivlx XXX-rliineqe-r, lhull ZlllIl!l4'I'lll2lll. llill liinlz, .Im-lx SIHIISUV, Ilill-3 Alurl'--ll Y--mln ll-mxll-r, IN-am Iwsl, l4'Iwl'1-:nw YHIIIILY. SllZilIlllu' tlilmll-11 Alum Ali:-v Sums' .l:u1i-wr Z.-Eu.-V, Vymlmlan Ylllllllll. IUl'll'l'II IUPXY llzly l.:-lllnzllx, 'I'um All-lnmvll, Tum l.:1m':lsllir4-, lPl'l'lll Yznil, XY:l1'l'.-1: Slu-Iln lllllzll' 1Iix'lw-r, Imu lI:ulle-V, lvlnxln- 124-ilgf-5, llxxzuym- ln- lmlnu, iS'I' IUDXY--I':nl llzllllxxiu, .luy Hislwp, Iluryl lfululril-sl, linsvx11:l1'y llanhlvr, .lnuv lu-ntl-11 3111141 3I'llllll'. HHN- Ulmwllu, Alilflllll l il-wull. Alum' .lamv .Xlm-xqmfl-fr, Maury lf'-ral, .I-'lm l'l:urla.-. NIVHNID IMAX' -.lim .XSlllilll'll. 'Pom lflruwn. .lzum-s l':u1vlvy. lfivli l-'isln-r, Nl1ll'9l1Il'l'l l-Irsklm l Margin- ling!-V, I.11v3' lmvis, KI:ll'ilyl1 l!:nkvl'. Ilill lirmw-, li2ll'lP1lI'il Iii:-rly. .lwlm Vruss. lllllllv IIHXX All-, Il.-ul-la, .llm lh-:nu-l's, llnlplx Ilush, ,lu-'li Vllrln-y, 'l'um H1lI'lillllI'Sl, llill F5- l!:n'V5 Ili--IN-xuluwln, Vlmrl--s livf-rl-lt, Tum 1':1slm4-V. 22? Fllll IIME This intelligent group of young people are now embarking on the ship to carry them through high school. They have a good start. Their basketball team will soon compose the school's varsity team and well it might for they have won half of their games. Social events are still rather scarce but they attend the Saturday Nighter Club well and their .Freshman and Sophomore Parties are very sucessful. This class is an all around group for its members excel in sports, dramatic ability, debate. and musical talent. The school is very proud to have them as members. OFFICERS Pres., Clayton Carson V. Pres., Margaret Walker Sec.-Treas., Sherwin Snyder llistorian, Martha Mellen SNYDER, WALKER, MELLEN, CARSON 30 lll FRE Ilmlllll lS'l' IUHXY 4':u'ul5'n Ilumln-rl, l'IYm-1511 IlI'l1n-gm-l', .Xllllil Nlzuvil- lilsaxss, lli-'h:lI'4l Ilxllllwin. ll:-ul-I' lwlmllq. llill ll:-lcll-r, l,l-lanul Iirlgll-in, .lmnlxxw lllmss, ,llfgm I,glml1. Num-y llumml-l, .Iwy--v 1':u'wl lsrm-l, Lguuy l l'Illllillll. Miss llulu-r. Nl1'1lXll lllvll'--l,:1wn-mu' llril-lu-r, llunulul lflllllllllilll, .lalvll l,m-llznlwl, 'I'c1m ,Xslllm1'n, IC:11'l llallll-V, .Il-rm IN-ltlvvllv, .I1v.Xnm- lfl-1'1'1-ll. Yiuzinlu Um. lwris .Xnslim-, .lzlllv K--lll-r, Sllirll-3 l1l'l'l'll, .lIllll'l I-'vlm-r. llllllll IUDXY ltlll Xl'illi:m1s, .lim .l:u-ksnm, lhllu-rl Ill-Il. llnvinl llzlsinuu-V. Vlzulull 1':u's+vu, l'l1:lrll-s l'ullvr, 'l'1rny 4'l1iul'ul1v, llvlvn Hill, Nlzlrilpn lmnrm. l-21111-1-nl llvl-lmnmn, Maury lil'-IU' Yillvvlll lfnrlll , .T I x5 VHNI 'llllllll UNK' liulmlll Nlurrmv, lflilvvu Al4lhll'l'. Mnrllm All-llm-11. llillln-gzllwlv Nulwis, llzny Sllill-l.l'l'. AlIlY'2ill'Q'l Wm-irivll, lmris Milla-V, lh-lly S1-llwwrnl, Manx Willzlnlzm, lll'I'lll2lll Slllllllll'l'lll'l', llzlrwlfl Sm'l1:u'x'n-l', lllllllllj' Allll'lillX'. I HOW Sln-rwin Snyllvr, XY:1ym- 'l'4nylm'. Sllirll-3 Blillm-r, AI:n1'p:::l's-I XY:ullu-V, Num-y IH-wk-ll. Nw-rum Yllllllif, Sznmlrzl Blvlvllpny lh-tty l,uu Slvznussl-r. Stl-lxlum lYilkius, .lan-k Sz'l1l'vim-r, Xliss elm- l'mll-sl:l. lllill' -lizurl llulwrts, .lzunu-s Willulnzm, llill Smith, .IEIIIIPS lllwmll-s, .lxum-s N4-lsun, llzlr- lvcnrxn llussl-ll. .l-.zmnv Sznyluw. l':lll'il-in l'ust, Lynn Fllllrpllp, Nlzlvulf- Hxsv, 'Fnm l'usl. , '21 IIIIIIITH IIIIIIIIII III NI IIIIXX Ilmlln-5 IIl',lIIl'III.III. Illvk NIIIIIII, fvIlII'I!'j' IlwIwl'ls1rn, AIJIVIXII Flaw, Nlznry Iillvll Imung. AI.lIIII.l Xhxllwllrlwln, Ilfmn-1 IU-1-II4 1.l:nww Nlyvrs, .If-:un hhzllmu, .Xmvvlm btllmlrl SIIIVII-5 AIJIIIUIIS. I,I4I5II XII-Ili-nl, IIivI1:1l'4l N1-Ismx, Il:II1aI1 Sa-I-nlzum. XIV S-Im--.1I:l', I INII IUIXX' 1'I1:nl'I-'s YUIIU-ri, IMI' AI:ll'11lxzIl'4Il. Imn Slvillvr. ICIIIQ-I XYf1Il'iwI1, lbw'-Fly Illlwl. Ifslll--r IYIIIIIIIIIY. IIr'Iu-rl 'I':niII:lr4I, Ilivlc XYISI-. .IilIII4'1' III-l'sI1I+4 luv-V, Yxululn- SIP: I x IZIIII3 lillmlf-5, .Iam-I I'1-xx'-II, Iinlr XYJIVIII-l', IIiI'Ix S1-Il:1I'II1 l', llqllilu 'Ulu' plz.,-,.,,,.. X'4.l1g.4-1, IZ.-xw-VI5 NYvmI4-Il. I'nIl5 Ilwifs. Iiliznlulln SrqI.x.,r. .XVI rw- IIflY'lI V. IVIIU Illll--. 'lIwl'i:n IZ:-mln-V, I51-u-VIA YEIVIIIIIII, IH:-lx SIVIIIH-ru. .Imk Spf-:vu 'I'-fm .XfI1II111'n MIHIIIIU III! I IIIIIY -Nunwy II:lI1Ivl', Ilim-k Ifyv. SIIIVI1-y IIUIllt'!', Imluxws In-l,I1np, Vguml Am, l1lI1.Ilm.l Ixuln-I, I4v'um'is Awlxlms, I-Ilnimf XV' Q . 'Q . I-'z 'A I : III IIIIIN Iurxlm IQIIIII Ivmxu I1vIllIlI IPUIIZ, Sllirlm-X IN-I'l'4-II, Luis KI1wIZI3, Nl 4 UYII IUIIX' .Ium-I Ifuily, Ann Vumlus. Imnulfl Klm-tzlp, Tum .'XI'I1iIlI4'l', Hill Iirivkvr, Vunyi KI'4'IIIt'l',, Il:-IU' Nina-, IGII4-ll IAIIIIVX. IH-tty lillln-In-r'. IIIIIIII HHH' .Iunv 4?I:nII'e'IIn-I1 .Iuwkiv III'III'l', IQVIIIIUIII Imvm-ll, Ilwmvr I,1-gun, .Xrmlyth lirm-skv. Mr. RI Isku. 32 IAIR III I' II I Il N 'I' II II II I II II ST RUXY -Maury Iflllon II:u:e-rlurn, llunml Arthur, .Icuunw AIlvrv4'I1l. t'ux'ul Uhemxl, Dick Imxw-It, Gary In-sh, NNI Lehman, Iiill lillslmvllg. Iizlyrnund llllsass, Bill Goitgvy, lmxmld liixle-r, Iiugvm' IH-ulvlv, ..It'illlIll: K'UllilI. VUNII ROW-John Hull, Phillip Ilnwv, Ih'm-v Ulough, hurry lmw, Larry lluuver, .Icam Ilurlvr, 1'l'IllYIt'I' llrinws, Imviil Brown, Tum Im Iixwilsky, Iloso Mario Iiluss. IIIIICIP RUW--Sully IIt'I'I'U1IIll, IGIIQ-n Bush, Iflurl llihlvr, XVilnm .IZIIIHHIIL IIt'l'IN'l'I Iirskil IIlIlllIit'I'I, Mrs, Iiluwk. - lv, Huh IST IUIXY---KI-:lm-lI1 NYiII:lm:1ll, Sillllllly AIJFIIII, I.:-SIM' Alulllvv. N4-:II Surln-y, 1':urnl S111-In-5 Iivxw-Fly llzlulialwaly, Tum XX'iIls, NMI IAOIIIIIZIII, Il:lx'i4I XV:lIIim'k. Ilnn Z1-igv Nm-In-, Iimlim- lmhlvr, Mzlrilylu.,XYim-hurl. l'1 IHPII q'0Nlv HOW 'l'vt4' Sl..-In-v, Mark Uvvrlwll, I':nul VI-mlnlli, llivlmrd We-rs1lvr, Vlnrlu- NIIII4-1' I!:lrIu1r:1 Nlnthins. Susan llvlnlyrm-, IXI:u'y Imu llussn-II. SzllI3 XYIIIQQ-ns, Ilzlvm- AIIIIUI' IIIIIHL ICHW Wallin-r IYt'I'IlA'l', t':n'nl Nurris, Num-y I'l'iw-, Marla-mf XYy:unl, Vynthizu Mrs. Uswuld. l I 38 Starks . N fx I f' wr 3- . , 'ff ff l if s. f -2 35 Mil. VANAMAN Ml-1. LAVE MH. ESMONT MR. MISKO ltiavhes Sports Announuers The physical education department, under the direction of Mr, lisniont, 2lil'0I'fll'd all students some nieanq of relaxation and enjoyment through participation in sports. Mr, liave guided the Vikings to an undefeated season in footliall, while Mr. Vzlnanian led the basketball team into the State tournament at Columbus. Mr. Mi-sko rezidied th: Junior High teams for future 'sports participation in addition to coaching liaselinll and assisting his fellow coaches. ir Pacing the 'sidelines or recording for rebroadcast, our logal announcers ezipalvly presented a closeup of plays and technicalities for the loyal followers of No-Fu-Hi. Myron Shaw and Hill Liebtag followed every game in two of the most thrilling :ind successful campaigns North Canton has experienced. MYRON SHAW BILL LIEBTAG 36 THESE TWO PAGES ARE SPONSORE ss 3 , www XX Q: NY YNXXXYH 'X X95 VL SWK. im YYRNNABYK NX QYXXYYRkWk'YXXSXB NH YRXXWNSYNYLY 'lk ,HXXNXYRMXXQJ GGY. 'B XBXXXENXXXY. Nh QNYXXWCK NX SYXQXNYRXYXB '35 Q UA S 'K K ' XS YLXYX 'LX 'IR B S N42 mm as sm mwxk is xkmmxx . 2 X Y TH E No RT H CA N TON C LE AN E 39 FOOTBALL SCORES ROW 1 F Date Reserve Opp. NC oo! a Sept. 18 Louisville 19 I 25 Jackson Twp. 14 29 Middlebranch 6 Oct. 6 East Canton 18 15 Loren Andrews 33 21 Jackson Twp. 20 27 Middlebranch 0 Nov. 3 East Canton 39 fi Cent. Catholic 0 I 149 Managers ROW 2- ROW 3- -Kenneth Lovett, Dick Fye, Blll liricker, Harry Jordan, Tom Achaur, Ralph Seemann Jack Spence, Cherles Volkert, Dick Lovett, Clarence Volkert, Dirk Schaeffer, Ed Horning, David Mafhie, Jim Ashburn, Dean Warstler, Jay Bishop, liill Kintz, Clayton Carson, Lawrence Bricker, Riley Merrill, Ray Lehman, Karl Roberts, Steve Wilkins, Dick Smith, Toni Mollett, Val Hahn, David Hasinger, Dwayne DeLong, Tom Brown, Jim Cap'ey, Ralph Bush, Jim Sermann, Tony Chiofolo, Ronnie Morrow. VARSITY RESERVE l L L to R-David Shaw, Myron Shaw, Michael Ford, Max Willaenan, Duane Geitgey, Roger DeLong. Sponsored by HAROLD F. WILKINS, Jeweler 40 X 3, F' ,A XWQE7: if ,4- -:- .ey ,Ab d H X-1 , I W DON HINERMAN i PX XX - JIMHBGKAMAN I DON HUMBERT Sp0HSOl'Ed by THE CASHNER MOTOR SALES 42 W X IH SKXYW MA. SWB! Us EN N. C. OPP. IWTV. 1 0 MiddXehruxu'h 411 5 136 Akrmx XCXWL '55 9 43 Kun! S-Law 115 12 IRR Snringlivhl Twp. 'lil 1,6 EHS Luu'.sx'iHe ZW 19 U1 Cnvexnry 22 233 45 Ahnnni 29 20 MR Vemrnl Uznthokic LS .1 A N. it 57 Mme-rvn, 2.8 62 Norton M5 11 57 Unhunhizum 52 lb M l'sw0nu'y 36 YT -K9 Lmlisvnk 515 23 51 Akron EHQY, 42 7 62 .1 avksun 139 130 40 Snrhxgnchi Twp, SS VNU. G 119 Slow 22 'Z in Kent Roosevolt 42 HX 113 Norton 21 N -U Cm-Ixtrau Cathohv, M Di EA Kent Stun- M ill an Stow U SECTXONAL M AQLCXQ 'Y 'IH 5-U'm'0kSbnx'u Dm-l'f1.ehl 1 'so E 6, 7 .BILL 0WENS E, tl-1 QQ Q31 Nnrtun DKSTRICT 'ewofwd VZ V Axhl mu y xx Hu sun: ' Xl RBGXON AL N Jun I not 335 Muh me 413 A Sk MK FXNA1 S kC2oh1mbus3 1 . 1 nn L 0 U ' SCHNEID ER AXR v Viv K W xx .pw N . ' ' V J .,. x A 1 - - ,.,. ' , - ,.. ,.- X f' QQ 'VBUBWARBURTQN .W - BILL KOBEL SpOnS01'0d by HUMMEL 'SI G A ' - -STORE 43 1 sl! 1 4 9- K x tn 3 ' 1 s 1 , , I f.F'LLSGHRscxsNuosT, VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM l4'lIiS'l' IUIXY lA'lilIlll Sl'llll1'lll4'l'. 1h-org1- ll2llllllll'lI, .lirn llt'l'k1llIlilll, lllll Uxvvrus, lilll !S4'lll'Q'1'li4'llLLnSl. SI1Z1'1rNIv IIHW lll4'lllll'4l Sl'l'lllJlllll. llon llnrnl-vrl, In-n llinm-rnmn Holt Wu:-lnnrton. Mr Yillllllllilll .X IZSICXT liill Kolwl Middle-brunch Elwt Kent State Springlield Twp Louisville Cove-ntry Twp. Cm-ntral Catholic' Nlinervzx Norton Cllllllllbllillil RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM I-'lllS'I' HHH' .lllllll'S .XNlllI ' , 1 '- . : ': 4' RESERVE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Pl' N C OPP. NJ' Coventzy -11 I.ouisvi,le 26 Ellet 2213 Jackson TWD. 25 Springflzld Twp. 37 23 Stow 25 34 Kent Roosevelt 335 Norton 510 Central Catholic' 26 Kent State 35 Stow 41: urn Inu Xlltlm ltlx lA'llIll2lll. ,lim lhlzuu-rs Karl liolwxts, lilmwm l mllllnl , . ,,. ,A .,. . , . xl1llNl1 IUXN 4'l1'n'ln--4 ll'x'el1'vtI l'lll lfw- l'une-Q S1'l'lllilllll, .luvnl-s 1 mlm llylql 4 y mm, . . l . Slzurr Surlu-5, .lm-lc Sponsvllm-r. 'l'llllllf KHNY -'I'41ln Nlollvll, .lny Illslnvp, lionnim- Mol'l'uw, 'l'1nn S1-pplin, llill llisllol. Ml' l,:ux'1- y . , , . Y . nibgks' l lliS'l' illlxx'-4llil'h1ll'd Smith, 'l'u1nn1y Ashburn, Hill Smith. Clayton Unrson, lilllllvll i B1 in lmviil linsinprcr, Tony Ulriofolu, Ronald Murrow, XYnyn0 'l'nylur, Manx XVill1m SICVUNID RUXV--Mr. Alisko, Rnlxlli Sui-nizxnn, Riclizlnl lfyo, Ricliziral Slnxlwvn, lion hp SlmlTe-r, Kenneth Lovett, 'l'hon1:ls Ai-liziin-r, llollcrt lXl:u'qn:u-llt, lvlvlc XXI 1 I lin S111-lice, Mr. lllsmont. Tllllilb HUXK'-lion llixlvr, llalylnonil Illlsns FRESHMLAN BASKETBALL Opp. N.C Jackson Twp. 35 34 East Canton 24 25 Longfellow 46 31 Central Catholic 30 S Mine-rvu 22 33 Alliance 41 21 Loren Andrews 36 15 Central Catholic 22 28 Louisville 32 39 Alliance 27 28 Longfellow 30 32 Alliance Bdwy. 37 22 Jackson Twp, 18 22 Louisville 29 27 Minerva 19 39 TOURNAMENT Stow 28 30 Springfield Twp. 32 29 BASKETBALL MANAGERS Ray Sumser, Ray Mummery, Glen Dahler, Roger DeLong. 'Ir 's, lion Noe-lu-, In-su-1' Molllvr, lilck lnutl I JR. HIGH BASKETBALL Opp Greentown '12 Middlebranch 36 Minerva 24 Louisville St. 51 Greentown 17 Edgafield 19 Jackson 34 Middlebrzmch 30 Jackson 27 Edgefield 23 Louisville St. 20 TOURNAMENT Stow 45 45 Ill TRACK I INST RUXV-Ivivk llzlwkins, 'l'wmx 1'ZlShIlPY', .Inhn l'urle-y, .lim Ulzlrkv, .lim Vuplvy, Hill Bishop 'IPUNH IUIXY--Mr. lisnmul, l.e-land Svlmm-ixlvr, Ralph Hush, th-rulwi AAVIIAIQIIII. N:-ml Stull. lllllilv IUYXY--Hill XYilIizums, Hill S1'hl'Q'l'AiE'llllllSl, .lim Ile-4-kulnzlrl. Hill lbw:-ns, Tum A1I'2llH'All'l'. 'A' BASEBALL IST IIHXNW-Ilzly SIIIXISUV, H4-1n'gv Ilzxmillun, .lzlvk Sll4illNt'AAl'I', llill Smith. lm-li S4-efm:mn. Tum M4-Imwvll, In-Izlllrl Sl'AlYlt'A1Al'I', - FUND IIHXN -Iizay lxnulmzun, Ge-rule! AAIYIAIZIITI, .lim Vzlpln-y. Iiwuym- lhfl.um:. Myrmn Shznw, .lim Sw-mzlnn. limb XVQIVAIIIVIUII, All: Misku, lllllilr IUJXY-IHIY1' Shaw, Willard Iilwvwll, .lzly Ifislwp, AAHITX AAA!'AA9'lllPlIl'Al. AAHIIIIA' 1Im'lw.w. 46 GIRL' ATHLETIC ASS0lllA'l'l0 This organization is of much value in forming the character of young girls. It develops such qualities as honesty, good sportsmanship, and clear thinking. These girls play basketball during their lunch hour. Competition ' el .J 4 between classes is keen and the game much enjoyed by all. M FIRST RllXVil':irul Howe, .loam NVQ-lvvr, Ilona Uluiurh, B2ll'll2ll'2l Miller, Mary Surlwvy, Jenn NVQ-ln-ig Gloria: lllunr, Ulairzliiiial Shzlub. SICPUNIP RUXY-4N:iiwy llummn-l, Ruse- l'liiu1'nlu, Nancy Arthur, Margie- Knbel, Mzirdell Hawkins, Mary Fun-ml, lillizulretli Hummel. Uurolyn XVillzimuii, Jane Denton, Mrs. Black. 'l'llIRl' RUN -illslher XY4-irivli, Annu Muriv lilszlss, Helly lmu Struussf-r, Maiwrio XYisf-, Lucy Davis, l3airlr:ii'a Russell, Patsy Post, Maury Lynn Grove, Sliirley Him-eii, Rnrlmru Speiivu. Anim Kam-, liilovn Molilvr, l Ul'li'l'll RUNX'-l'liyllis Spiller, llzlrlizlrai hlvyers, Audrey Pryor, N:irg'ie Huixi-i', .lainie-0 Z1-ifrvig Ynndu. llonvler, Pegpxy Post, Susan llihler, lfllflrirl Hom-kzumin, .lmuinne fh'uve-, Cyntlrizi Yomilly Alurilyn linker, l+lzu'lmm Bierly, Marilyn Surhey, .lane Miller. 47 U41 l.lAlll'1AHA IIASINGEII All of vim and vigorj M.-XIIILYN SUIIHEY fNever Pl rlull mzmwntl Q'l'lw cheerful sopl1omrm'el llglll 'I'll' llHllEIlllIlllllIlIll' NEYA GIIEENI I0 lA peppy little Senior? l' I-:OSEMAHY ll SHAHEEN fllisplays Southern 1-'A ff fl-iendlinessy DONNA Sl l ETLE R fCapable and vigorousj X4 1 , ' ,gQ K' NANCY AIITIIUR 45 HE ERVE CII ERLEAIIER is f 1' MAHGYH ROSE MARDELL MARY KOBEL CHICFOLO HAWKINS FORD A basket A basket A basket boys You make the baskets We'Il make the noise. Center, guard, tackle, end Get together, hit 'em again Hit 'ern hi Hit 'em low Come on North Canton Let's go. V 40 IIIIII'I'IIiIIiI, IIIIIIIIN IJII IIIIIIIT I 1 I I,IZAI3I'I'I'H M.-XICILYN NICVA Ii,-XRBAIQA .IUYVIC C.-XIIOI. IIIIMIIIICI. SURISICY GRICICNHO GILI, ISRAICI. .Xl Nurlli Vaiiituii, first Hmm-cmiiiiii: gaiiw ir the' Momm'i:iI SIJUIIIIIII, thv IEIIT fmvtbzlll qur-vii, Miss N1-va Gr1'viiI'w, varsity ch00I'I0zuIvr', was vrmviwii Ivy Ilzly Suiiisi-V, 4':ipt:iin uf' thc' lvzlm. H4-r attvmiuiits we-rv Iiarhzwa Gill, sviiior: Marilyn Surhm-y, juniurg Iilizalwtli Hummm-I, snpIwm,oreg and .Ioyvv Carol Isravl, frvshnizin. 'I'h4- quvs-ii was pn-sciitc-QI with :ui arm Imuquvt uf yi-Iluw and wliitn- mums :md ll vimwii ul' vf'IInw mums, which Iwmke-II Iovvly with hm' IIuwvrHI drittf-li Swiss gmvii. 50 BA KETBALL QUEEN and C0lll'l' QUEEN: Julia Stroup ATTENDANTS: Joan Roseman Joanne Brothers Mardell Hawkins Margaret Walker Bc 52 M The orchestra of No-Ca-Ili has become a very talented organiza- tion. They have done a great job in performing' for the various plays and also in providing' orchestration for this year's operetta. The orchestra also attended various contests where they had ample opportunity to dis- play their fine talent. The orchestra has made promising progress this year and will probably go on to greater heights in coming' years. IfIllS'I' liUNYff3l:u'jul'in liolxr-r, Suz.1nm- llibh-r, lilllll l'1urklioltz, lionna Iii-'1-, .lanh-.- Uurpn-r, Slit ' 'l'I Il FUI Num-y 4'hrislnmn, .lounno 4lrov1-, l!:nrh:ir:i. liie-rly, Shirley Mellen, Norma Youm:, .Xllll Vmnbs, .luliu Slrollp, lion SlIl1lQ'l'. UNI' HHH' 4l lorvmw- Youngx, .Ianivv Zn-igm-r, .loan Rosf-nizui, Sully liussl-lt, .I--:nn Kr:-im-r, Jann- lilson, Gloria flloor, .lun-f IN-nlon, Mzirthax XV1lI'llllFlUll, 4ii'zim- Myers. 'I':u'ie- lmf N4-lson. Rl! IUHV--Mr, S4-pyro-lin, Ronuhl llushour, Shirley Dome-r, Huy Svlmffvr, lionniv Morrow lizirbzmi Milli-r, Louise lh-air, llllizaln-th Hummel, lion Kaufman, Ell-fn Lzintry, 'Ii'l'll IUHV-Ilivk VVeirim'h, lion llunilmrt, lion Leish, Tom Post, Clayton K'ur:4-rn, Pat Re-iss, Put Masline, Sherwin Snyder, Robert Sumser, .lay Bishop, Fharles live-rett, 54 - I RAD The North Canton Viking Hand made a fine record for itself this year, both in marching and in concert work, ln the beginning, they ac- quired a new director, and under his able supervision, they made a spec- tacular showing during the 1947 football season. They also had new uni- forms, entirely different from the old, even to the addition of spats and hat lights. During' their conce1't season, they participated in several co.n- tests from which they received various honors. The Viking Hand has be- come widely known for its great marching and playing abilities and has indeed a promising future. J -44 . t.tt . ' f'lltS'I' lltiXY-llarliara Miller, lflllon liantry, Ronnie Morrow, Marilyn Baker, Louise lit-ar, I t Sherwin Snyder, tilh litirlilioltz, Joanne Grove, lion llumlu-rl, llarliara Bit-rly, lion Kaul'nian, l'at Masline. SICVUNIW IIUXY-llvtty Slayer, Shirley llonier, Kenneth XYilIaman, Ronald llushour, 'l'ar'it- live Nelson, Marjorie liogt-r, Sally Bassett, .loan liosvnian, llhigi-rio lioetller, Tom S4-ppelin, Flort-m'e Yonnir, Janice Zeigt-r. 'Pllllilb RUW-Gloria Gloor, l'at Metzger, Mayne Snrhey, Jean llarter, lion XVise, Uarolvn lYillaman, Ann Combs, Nanvy llunimol, .loan Gross, Mary Lou Russell, Mary Ellen Smith, .lane I-Ilson. FUU1i'l'll ROW-Robert NYalliek, Ned Lehman, Charles Everett, .lay Bishop, Bob Sumser, Raymond Elsass, Tom Mollett, Shirley Trott, Elizabeth Hummel, Patty Reiss, Carol Kreiner, Grave Myers. FIFTH ROXV-Divk XVeirieh, Jack Sumser, Tom Post, Don Lesh, Bob Marquardt, Mary Ifjnan Young, Homer Logan, Clayton Carson, .It-an Kreiner, Ethel Weirieh, Don Studer. SIXTH ROW-Mr. Seppeliin, Marilyn Kaufman. SEVENTH ROXV-Joanne Saylor, Shirley ltelionney, Cynthia, Yonally, Julia Stroup, Patsy Post. 55 Our band fforming an N. C., abovel contributed freely its various skills toward making a successful evening. The band has amazed us by its ability to perform intricate dance steps and still pro- duce music that was both entertaining and good. Of course no band is complete without pretty, high-stepping majorettes. We were lucky in hav- ing six lshown abovej. Left to Right, they are Patsy Post, Julia Stroup, Shirley DeBonney, Cynthia Yonally and Joanne Saylor. The Drum Major- ett is Marilyn Kaufman. All these girls have added that necessary glitter an-d are to be complimented on their fine work. 56 lll'EllIl'l'TA The operetta, I-l. M. S. Pinafore, by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan, was presented by the boys' and girls' glee clubs in the latter part of Novembe1'. The H. M. S. Pinafore is a nautical operetta in two acts and may well be called the story of a lass that loved a sailor, for the story hinged on the love and outcomes of all the leads' adventures. Lead- ing parts were played by the following: SIR JOSEPH PORTER, Bill Liebtag, CAPTAIN CORCORAN, Ray Sumser, RALPH RACKSTRAW, Roland Swanson, DICK DEADEYE, Sherman Pratt, BOATSWAIN, Dick Seemann, JOSEPHINE, Joanne Grove, COUSIN HERE, Shirley Trott, and LITTLE BUTTERCUP, Barbara Miller. The leads and the entire cast did a fine job on this famous old operetta. 57 IIIIIII IIIII I Il NI IHXX 'I'4mx 1'IamxuIIv IZIIISHIIIII.l'I:15lf-114':al'sm:, I1iII Iiilulx, .I,m Iillxxx-u'lI1 In I I1 Iv Ilwvmlll ,XIufl'1'fxx, Iuxzlynf- If'-I,-mu, IIIII lllslwp, IIHIQIUII Sxxzlluw-11, NI1uXII IIHXX SI1-Irxxin Snlxmlvr, XXEIUII IHIIU-rl IIIII IHIXMII, Ivuzm-, QI-INIIIVIX, I II I III: IIIII FIIIIIII, Ibn Ii:Il1t'm1m, lm-Ig S1-wnullnlu. 'I'wsm .Xxlnlmp-ln. XYQIXII. 'I'.IxIf+r IIIII I' IUIXX .Inm II-I-fxmnnlz, Ilrlx NIIIIIFIV, blue-rnuzm Ilntl. Ilfzn Xlwlv--xx.-II. IIIII' lu I1 Hamm- Sm-I-.x .I.I--IX Xlwllvr, XX.41'If'n Slullq, .l.m Sw-lnzuxu, XII' I-Iv-lv-:I UPN' 1'l:lViIwI AILIVIIII, .Iam-I I'2II'Ill'l', Ginnie- Grunt, Shirlvy 'I'ruIl, Iqlvx 1.lxIwl I:u-w1m-Iim- Willinms, In-Vwnn Iiimlhnrt, .Imam W4-Iwr. 474-rrp Sl'IIII1'IlI4'l NIIHNII IIUXY Iizurluwgn AIIII4-r, Nun:-5' 1'IlI'ISI!lI2lIl, ICI:-ulmr XX'iIIis, Shirlq-y MQII n I nl I I III:-rlv, ,XniI:z Iiilllll .Imam l5I'UIh1'l'N, Shirlvy IN'I:UlllIl'X. Imris ling:-li IHIIQIH HHH' Mr, I-Iva-l'sm1, .In-:In Krvim-V, Sally Iizlssvll. Iluse-nmry SIUIIIW-11 Nlux III111 Ymith, .lllllv In-nlml, SI:-II:n NI1lIlIl'Y', Nvvu, lhwff-11Inv. .l11II:u SIVHIIII, 4'I:nr:1l1na Nhaul, Inl Illll IRHW ICI4-zumr .Mu-, .Imuln.- tlrmw-, I':uri1-in SvIl:u'iu. Ruth liurklwltz. In-:ml Nhetlvv I4-un 11I:uIf4-In-r, IXIZIFIIXII Stvpluzm, 5I:u'jnl'iv Iiugvr, Ihxnnu 1'Imu:I1. 58 LEE Ullll and MIXFII blllllil' llIlS'I' IIHXY SIIIVIV-K 111' 1-.- lx, Ih-II5 I.-wll Sllxulxsn-V, .Nlzlrlhgn XI-'Ile-ln, .Imm IAIIIIIV. .I2lIIl'l I-'-'iz-I Il'l1ln-uznlwllf Nfvlxis. xlJll'21ll'1'l XX'--zrlvlm, .luy --4' l':1l'1-I Irr':l--I. lil-ily S-'lmw-rin. NIIWWVNIV ILMXY Sznmlrgx XIvlnl5r--, Mznry l4XIlH 1ll'l+v:-. Nfwxlm .lvzun YHIIIILZ. Rlzlruzllw-I XY:u1Ivx .lv-.un I-'Q-rrvll. .I:m'- li'-llvr, X'u'gil1.:1 V4 x. Illllll' IIHXX' H1-If-11 Hill. .IU.lllI!1' Szlylwr, l!:l1'lu1l:x Iivlvw-II, I'1lI lwsll Nzulq I'-vw:-ll, HI I-In-rs-:rl llliS'l' IIIVXY IN-'li XX'ririvI1, YQ-ru Svhwurlu, .lmnnllv Ilaxlmn, llvlm Hixl:-r, Shirlm-5' M1-ll.-I1 l5:xl'l1:lr:1 Nlillvv, Mary .lznnv K.-lullv, .I-mn XX'+fIu-V, Imrullmy .I:ln'kf-lnlwirllvl' IUUNIP HHH' IVUIIIIII lin-v, Ilulph Hush, IM-11 Ilumlwrl, lmn l,.-sh. l':1l Muslim-, Hill I,ivht:ll. lilllili HHN' I-Ilg-mum' Ak:-, Glvnnzl llluh-l'slnilIx, H:u'l'y Ilia-l'--mlm:-lu, lmn Stull'-V, Mr. llfuzrsw 59 J ++-H K 'ix L 4-W 4 60 -.1 Qt? I 1 1 3 qw if 1 A I ,wg ,I xg :W ARE lll MH. ll l lllliWIlll'l'H lfIIiS'l' Rflxyf--.itilll NVQ-lier, Vlougli, Baker, Stephan, Zlflllllbllllllll, illoor, NYillis, Rosenmn, Aki-, .loan XX'elier, lllzulfelter, Shetler, Shaheen, Logan. SICVUNIH ltHXYiSli:iw, llzirrison, l,i4-lrtaigy lleekanialri, Pratt, Miller, Svhr'+-ekemqost. Hninser, Ulson. Surlvey, Alzimnarill, Hnshonr, Hawkins, Alusline. Voll. Gill, Mrs. Meyer. The Senior Play Are You Mr. Butterworth ? might better have been called Anything Can Happen, as almost everything did. The gener- al theme ef the play was a mystery-comedy involving the disappearance of some jewels in possession of an explosive Mr. Bashinsky, jewelry salesman. Besides the mystery of the jewels, the audience was kept in lingering sus- pense wondering' when Mr. Butterworth would show up. Also mingled with the plot were numerous performances by unauthorized and unexpected characters. The play, directed by Mrs. Meyer, was well leceived. CHARACTERS MT, lzlllti-'l'WlJI'th ,,,,,,,,,, ,, ..,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,rl Y,,, ,,,, , , , Mr, HPQ'k11l1122l1 Ilan Meredith, desk elerlcm, ...,,,,,,.. Sherman l'ratt 'l'o'niny, hellhop ,,... ,,,.,,,..... ,,,,, H i Il Sehrcekenqost Kat, elevator operatoi ',,,,,,,. ....,,, ,...,,..,, ..,,...i,.., G I oria Gloor Mrs, Henson, wife of hotel nianager ,,.,.,. ..,.... P Ileanor Ake llill Mack Mcliinnis, house detective ,,....,., ,.,,, l lill Liehtair Virginia lfair, waitrzss in eollee shop ,,....,,....,,,, Jean Weber Miss Arabella x7llYlCi6'Vf', guest of the hotel..,..l'llez1nor' Willis Leon liashinsky, jewelry salesman ,.,,,,, Helen Worth .,..,.,,.,,, ,.,.,,,,,,..,.,,,,,, . , . Sylvia Delaney, showfgirl ,,,,,,,,, llatrinka lioden, seri'-b-woinzin ,,,, ,. Telegrziph hay , Mrs, Ferguson Ferguson boy ., Mrs. Mularkyu, Janitor , , ,..,,... ,, Hotel Manager .... Ushers ..,. ,,,,,,,,,,, Hotel Guests ...... .. H. ,,i,,,. N, , lloseniary Shaheen, Jean Gl G2 Myron Shaw ..Dona Clough .....Joan Roseman ,,,,i,r.,,Joan Wehfr ,,,,,,,,l'llii1er Harrison ,,,..,Marilyn Stephan B air Zinnnernian ,,,,,,,,,,Jackie Logan ,.,,.,.Wayne Baker ,.,.,,.,,,,Jack Miller .,,,,,.,....R:iy Suniser Ronald Hushour ,.Donn:i Shetler adfelter, Dick Hawkins Nlllll LlllllllE I.. In li.-Mrs. Moyer. XV1-Erich, Troll. Sh:-th-r, Owens, Roar. Hoa-kaman, Sl-lirevke-ngost, Surlwy, Slrolilr. ZllllllH:'l'llllllI, Hill, lirotlu-rs, Lielilalfr, XY. lirown, l,op.5:ui. On Friday, February 28, 1948, the Dramatic Club presented ANNIE LAURIE, a three act drama of tragedy, hatred, land love. Annie Laurie has fallen in love with a Sir William Douglas, a young man belonging to a clan much hated by the Lauries. Therefore, Annie doesn't wish to marry Lord Ferguson to whom she is engaged. A war aris- es and both men answer the call of their country. Two years later is Annie's wedding day. She must marry Lord Ferguson because Sir William Douglas never returned from the war. Hut when the wedding march is about to begin, Sir Douglas does return and Annie leaves with him. They try to cross a lake in a raging storm. They are nearly drowned but Lord Ferguson rescues them. Lord Ferguson then releases Annie from her promise and she marries Lord Douglas. Thus the hatred of the clans is dissolved. 'k CAST 1. Annie Laurie ........ ......... .............. . .7 w- ' Surbey ... Sir Laurie ...................... 'S -1. Jeannie McLaren ....... 5. Lord Gregory .......... 6. Lord Ferguson ........ I' I . Ramsey. ..............,... S. Meg ............. 9. Sandy ............ 10. Lady Scott ............ . ll. Lady Carlyle .............. 12. Mither Mackentosh.. 13. Loid Bruce ................. 14. Lady Bruce ........ 15. Rev. Wallace ....... .. Sir Willlizum, Douglas ....... 63 ...........Bill Liebtag Bill Schreckengost ...........Juliu Stroup .Blair Zimmerman .........JZll1l9S Heckanian .......Shirley Trott .Jacqueline Logan . ............ Bill Brown ........Joanne Brothers ..........Barbara Gill ..,....Donna Shetler ...........BflI Owens ......Louise Bear .......Dick Weirich MATIU 'QL 1 An-vxvlusive club for the Viking: orators, with rnemlxership detvrniinm-d lry points 1 W w w at-quired lll various speech activities, N. F. L. has brought honor to the School. This lllvl year Hill Livbtag placed first in the State in exteinporaneous speaking, Julia Stroup re- IFAFVF veived honorable mention in original oratory. Patty Metzger and Gloria Gloor also A Af l l A partir-ipatvd in the State contest in Columbus. l IItS'l' IUIW Mrs. Moyer. Harlvara Hill, Neva fin-1-iilio. .lulia Stronp, Alivhaq-l Ford, Sannlra Ma-lnlyiw-, Shirley Mellon. tftssl. S1-0.7. Blarp.::nvI Wt-ii'ivIi. Martha All-Ilvn. lit-tty Sm-hworni. , SI-IVHNU NNW- I'al M4-tzgt-V, Nan:-y l'hr-islnman. Martha Ann Hain. Shirley Troll, lumix In-pt-r. Al Sally Hasselt, l'Iln-anor XYillis, liavlnl llivlvr, lillllllv Grunt. f A 1 'l'lIIIiI' IIUW liay .Xlurnnu-ry, 'l'avit- IA-4' N4-lsin lSl'l'.l. llill Ialilttag, 1l'l'n-xy. Myron Shaw, Ilavid Shaw 1Y, l'rc-xy. Iii:-'li XY4-irivh. ICI:-anon' Alu-. llulh llurkliollz. lrolma Slu-lla-V, IIIISUIIIGIVX Sllilllvvll, Jlarilyn Stviilian. w X V , An organization made up of noteworthy 'students who have shown theirs:-lves K outstanding: not only in intelligence hut also in their capabilities, interests and respon' sihility in many fields. 1 I-'lIiS'l' HHXX' .lv-an Welw-l', Anna ll.llllI, Shirlm Yoll, Iilt-anor XYiIlis, tlimlvra Grant, HI-u'i:a Hloor, llarlmara Hill, Harlaara Miller, Shirley M1-llvn. Patty Mn-lzgt-r, Alarlha Ann Iiain. .Ian-tnxeliriv l,op:an. SICVHNIY IMAX' -Mr. S4'limli1lvr larlvisorl, l'2lllX Rlasline-, 3Iarjm'i+- Hopi:-i', .lanv I-Ilson. liarlmra Ilasinpze-r, Iioris Hog:-l'. 'l'lllI1ll IIUNXV--'l'o1li Mellow:-ll, Tom l5I'illl1'llt'l', Ilay Siivnsi-ry .lim llv'4'li1IlIlZlII. Imn lillllllrvlil, lvavnl Shaw, 64 l1'IliS'l' IIHXV Mm-lla-ll, SIFUIIID, Patsy l'1'sl, Hllvsall, .loan XX'eln-V, Nalin, Hill, livllliill, lIix'h'l'. I Xv4'iI'i1'll, Svhworllu. Mvllllyl'--, Mellon, Yoll, 1il:wlt'4-llvr. 1 i Sl4:g'lyNIl Iluxy VlA,w,,,, I,q'5h, Willis, .lm-ki-11In-inn-V, .I4-:nn xvt'iH'l', Iirotllcrs, f'1ll'lV4'l', 'l'I'oll, Hroxw-, Hivrly, Hill. Sllrlu-5, Clough, Young, AllIIllllll'l'j'. Mrs. Bly:-rs. R 'I'IllIlIP HHH' Spillvr. M51-ls, N1-lson, liilnlvr, ITQJHA l'oSl, Slum-Ivy. Molvdor, lim-:HZ -'i 'm3l , In-lionm-5, Siu-ll--V, Sllullve-rl, 1'hl'iSlllHllI, lizlssvll, liogui lizunli, Vox, lhown. E l4'Ul'll'I'II HOW llordli--k, 3Iumlo1'I'I', UW1-ns, l'r':nll, Ili-4-kammn, SHIIISVV. Svlun-vlwlugisl, xY4'Il'il'il, Snyllm-r', Zmnn-xmzun. Shaw, .-Xko-, I,vllnl:u4. Shaw. Our thrc-v dcxliafv teams have shown themselvvs to be Z1 worthwhile xzrouu of Q whlch North Canton can well bf' proud. The' llUOSti0ll was Resolved that the Federal 1 ' Y Giwc-rnrm-nt Should re-qulrc compulsorv arbitration of labor disputes in all basic AiIl'A'I'll'1l!l llldllSiI'it'S.n ' FIRST 'l'lC.-XM ' ........,...... I-Yuvid Shaw. Hill l,im-Inlay: .XlTil'lll2lliYQ Nvllzllivv , ............,.. lm-lc xx1'II'l1'h, Myron Shaw SIGVUNIP TEA Xl .Xl-iAii'lll2lliX'x' ...,.... Shirloy iVl4'll1'll, 'l'2lvio- hm- Ne-Ison Nvgxllixw- . ....,......, R:u5 Munxnn-ry, Put All-lzgvr 'Fllllill 'I'lC,-XM .Xl'l'Il'lllilIiX1' ,. ...... Alilflilil M1-Ilvn, Alill'll1ll'm'I xv1fi1'i1'h N.-gglxiyv ...... Surulru Mvlnlyn-, 154-ily SUIIXVUVIII 65 III CIIIILAR HII' Q Hzlslillv, llulm, SIN-1-Ivy, Mills-V, Hlllll'l'Sll1ilh, Kam-, Spvluw-, M--Ile-n, Mull:-It, Shun llruwn. Nl VHNI' HHH Imgam. Hlllw, Xhllwr, S11-plmn, Strnup, Hill, Surlwy, Shzniu-4-ru, Iturkhl-liz, Ak. Slum-tl:-V. llwlhnlmfy, 1'hVistm:un, llzusss-Il, Mill'-V, llng.!a'r. Ynllv 4lr:nh:.m, 'lllllllv ILHXY Svllm-iwle-l', 4M'.'vlIS, S:-IIN-1-km-rlgosl. Vrslll, Mzuthiv, lla't'kCllllllll. Zfllllln-rl11:ln I:I'IlIl4'll4'lA, lllllnlv-XVI, XY.-iriwln, Hull. Shilling. Sllwllnsse-r', Hr-ws, Vurul Isruvl, NX'ill:umznn, NVQ-irivh, Mvllvlm, Svllxnmrln. NIVHNIY IUPXY My-Vs, Nu-lswn. Z'-lu:-r, 4lI'1wn-, liie-Fly, Russn-ll, llihlvr, Iwsl, Itfygf-rl l l'yo'I' lll'l't'Il, S:u'lm', tlrwnw-, Yullllil. lllllllr IIHW :WllllllIIl'l'j, S1-pplin, Kinlz, Zimzm-rnuux, l,:uu'usI1ir1-, ,XNhlrllI'll. 311511.-r, 124-ing.-5 1':ll'snn, Ne-lsun, Murrow, 66 .ST IIHXY Ml1l14l1vl'I't'. Hawkins, Iillshfvur, In-il1l:l1.:, Troll. llill, Hllill, IN-ulvlw-. Sllrln-y, lilsull lS'I' IIHXY lffuwl, llllmmn-I, Knlwl, Spitlwr, Ivvnlun, lI1lVN'1iil1S, NV:nhkr-V, Mn-lm:--1', 31--lniyrw Illlhli! Illllllr I Ii EIl CIN! K Lllili IH l'AI+'F ,.,1 , - .- - 1 . .sl IAHX 'Mllllllx' 4.r.mt. humlru Mvlnlyrv, Num-y l'uwvlI, He-ily lmtvln-1', A. t'!:nrk Mil'--r M. fllt'1l5.,, .lamp IVVIIIIIII. 31:1 Harry In-sh. N , v , - . rjuriv Kolwl, Amin Kun:-, Qnmy Franklin, Hivhunl S!1uln-vu, 4115! RUN lah-:uwr Alu-. .lum-I lf'vlz4-V, Fl'2llll'iS AUZLIIIS, 'I'nm HVHVVII, lviwk Sn--Immun, liill Smith, l.:u'l'y llwvvc-1', Hn-tty SIQIMAV, Mrs, Hswulfl. ' HHN -Al:1rlm-m- NX yult, l:4'Ili1' Gill, M:1rtIm Ruin 1l'rm-sy, lid Hrvrnim:, Nunvy I'riw-4x XHSICNT fllnnnim- Aluwlwm lV. I're-NJ, :xml 1IlUl'i.u Hlwvr QS:-nj. KST HUXY fNlI'S. Me-yvl', Shil'll'j Mvllvll, l5:1l'lr:ll'zl Gill. .I4-:in 4Il:uifa-lt1'l', livniv Hill. Shirln-y llwlt, A-KIIUX fhl'ISllll1lll, SIIIVIPQ' Yull, .Imam Iiwsvlxmn, Lzfu I-Ill:-n Le-Sh, Nl FUND lU5xV7A11iI'L1'1lI'1'I Shu-ly, Mary Surlwy, Maury Jam- I-Ilsmu, Mzxrilyn Surln-y, Ilnrlunrzu lizlsilnge-r', Nlilflhil IN-ulmlv, Ann Youml. Bishop. IUXXV- lfMl'lHlI':l Milla-r. lmulse- livzlr, INVIHI Vlullgll, lie-lm llivlvr, I'w:u'mf IH- lmng, Hill 67 M0 Illllll' 81 tillMMElll,Ifll Cllll l-'lllS'l' HHN' llnin, XY'illi4nms, Swilz-'l', .X1'l12Illl'l', IXIQ-tzue-ii Spill.-r, liosf-nmlu, lfiw-wail. .Xi'Ilim'. Kolwl, XY:-irivli, llumvnvl. lu-llonnvy, liinn-lizurt SICVHNIP NNW .l:uun:un, Slmllw-n, Surlwy, 1'hrislm:nn, Iloxu-, link.-V, liron-sk.-, Z+-xg,-r, Ninn, l':nltn-rson, llummf-I, t'lll'lN'l', Grunt 'I'lllIlI+ IIHXY Sli:-Ile-r, .Xk-', lllllQ'I'lIl2IlI, Suainson, llummvl, l.i4-lllxlu, Sw-mzilili. Sluoilfvllwr, lirzlliaim, lin-itge-5, Kolwl. l1'Hl'll'I'lI HHH' Milli-V, Sums:-r, ll:-4'k:uln:ll1, l'l'2lll. llzlllnlton, tilixl--V, Nlvlvoxxw-ll, Sli'-ilvj.. .Xsl1lxui'n, Uzlpln-5, I'osl. tiivl.-V. This organization consists of the advanced secretarial students who :xim to lmrozulvn thuir socre-tarinl knowledge- by having outside sm-:ikt-rs, taking: trips, and do- ing outsidc- work to give: thorn zi complete secretarial training: couriv. I IllS'l' IUIW Illllnoro .I:1uln:un, Shirlt-5 Yoll, Rlznry Suvlft-5 1X', I'rw-sy, Marilyn lflllllilllilll, Ill:-rin flloor ll'l'l'N.l, .loan Iiosvninli, 4h-rrp S1-llllvinla-l'. SICVHNIU IUHX' Mrs. .tlmlrinlgn-. llos--lnxiry Slmliw-il, 451-ul, lvonnzi Shi-Ile-I' l'l'i'e-Also. Nvvl tirwvnlio, Shirlvy IM-llonnvy, N111 lit-inzla, 68 SElIOH HLYALPHA iS'l' HUXX? Ilivlx Nl:ll'ql1:u'1lI. Nilvs l':l:xlr, Iiill l,i4-lrlnpr, Hill llllllllllvl. llmmlsl IlllP4Ill!lll', Hill Slllllll 1Y. l'rvS.l. lluy lillllflllilll, llis-k SUUIIIIIIIII. ltill Kuln-I, l-Ilmvr lI1ll'l'1NUll, NUNIP HUXY Tum lil':l1n'l1v1', xvlljlll' SuI'l1c'y, Iflllll' Zllll!llt'l'llllIll ll'rvs.J. IVPIIII Murris, l,+-lilml Sl'llllQ'lll1'I'. Hill I'nwl-ll, 454-1-.A'l'l'1-us.J. Hull XYlll'lrlll'l1vll, limi XVill:nn:m, Mr, lilamk. Illlllll HUXY .llm lll'l'li1llll2lll, llzly SlllllSQ'l', Slum-rmaln I'l':lll, Hill lbw:-ns. llill Svl1l'4's'lu1lgufI. .lwlm Xlumlm'l't', xvllj ne- ll:lkm'. 1 I - - 'F IUH HIY BETA lIllS'l' HHXY Ilzlvlcl xlilllllv, lid llurninp.:, llQ'2lll lV:lrSil0r, lmn VVisv, Frvcl l'ull4-r'sun, .lay liislmp, lmn Kinlz, llwuym- lu-l,nnr.:, liill liislmp, Tum Mull:-lt. Nl FUND IKUXV-'--lkvu 5111114-r, liuln Millvr, Nm-sl Slllll tY. l'l'n-SJ, Tul llumma-I. llill lmilvlzllq, .lan-k Spurlsvllvr 181-v.-'l'l'l-:as.l, .lim Svvlllilllll, lflllgn-rw lhwtllvr, Mr. Mlskn. llllllll liUXY-liuy Sums:-r. llfllllit' llumillou, th-rulql Gmlmxn, Tom MvlPmnvs'll,'l'ml1 l.:1n--uslmirv, lluluml Swanson 4l'rm-xl. 69 JlINI0li III-Y-ALI'llfi IHIWI' HHH' 'lvllllj' l'lliwt'ul1+, Ilwrlni-' Mu 1'uw lSow'.'l'l'4':ls.J, I'Um ,Xshl+u1r'll. .Im-k S1-Illw-11-fl Ivmh Smith, Max Willnmzln. Nl wsvxlv IUIXY Vim:-lf-N Vulln-r, liill Smith 1Pr0s 5, Cayton Carson mV. I'r--NJ. I..-mm! I-Blum Stn-vw XYillxinS. llillllv IIHW I,:1wr:-nm- l5l'i4-kvr, .lim Jackson, Bob Hfvll, David Ilasingr-V, Air, Iiluuk, .IUNIIIII Ill-Y-BE'l'A lll2S'l' lU7Xv'fSilllHlly Murtin, Tum lirilsky, Iifmnin- Foltz, Ralph Sw-nmrvlx, Nw! L.-hmsnn. Ilzll Imll Nm-lm. SIVUNID IIHXV-'fI,4-sliv Muhlvr, Tum .XK'hHll4'l', Mark Uva-rlmlt, IiiK'h1ll'!i F51-, Ki:-h:lI'd XYIS. llill Iirivkvr 1Sf'1',-'l'I'1':lS.J, lI:urr5 .IHIWIIIII 1X'i1-1--l'n-s.3, 1'r':1nv+'r' Hrinu-s, 4'lqu'lu Millvr, lllllilv HHH' -Ka-nm-th I.uw-lt, 1'h:urI:-S Volk:-rt, l'lure-rum' Ynllu-rl, Ilwnu-r l4m.::m, .Invk Sw-nov Huh Mnrqlluralt, lmn Spill.-r, R.il'h1ll'4l Shulu-f-n, l'a-te-r Sponcv, Mr. Blank. SENT ll'il'h2ll'4i Kolp 4I'm-s J. '70 I-IISIIIYIIH, Iliwli lmve-ll, f:2lI'I'Y lmsh, Ii:15'l1ml1d Hlsnss, lizlvili XX':lIIi1'li, llwmniv llixla-1 E lllll 'llll-lll-Y CL Il A very active organization composed of Junior and Senior girls. It has sponsored many activities of various kinds and has proven to be helpful and uleasureful to many girls. l IllS'l' liUXYf-Iluris Hniger, Nev fl 1-lcenlm, lllnriu liloor, liilI'lliil'll Hill ll' Presb .loan Wi-In-r llllfvlllb' .lzlvkenheirm-V, IM-Vmm Rinehart, Sully Hasselt, I1-:ni RUFIKJIIIIII 1'lwI't'1lF.l: l Mei-ulmlxrue hvliiiviqle-r', .luvkw lA1p':1n. l QHVUNII IKUXV-llosg-ni:ir5' Sliulim-xi, Shirley Yoll, .It'2l'l XV4-lu-r, .lulin Slrnup ll'rvs.J 1'l:u':ml1u Slmul., Ann Young, lg2ll'llRll'2l Miller, ICIQ-:mor XY'illis, Nznnvy 1'hrisIm:1n. Vzlvrol llowv. Him-vr:l tlrzlnl. Flllllll IUINY lluth liurklwltz, Sliirlvy ln-lkonm-5. lionnn Slwtli-r. Shirla-v Ulson. Annu llnun Alum Surlwy lSm-1-.L .lm-un 1ll:ulf1-lter, Marilyn Ste-plizxvi, Ivonnn Vliblll-Ill, Vern Svliwoi-ni. Miss Kim.: laulvisorl, l'lIiS'l' l CNW .lo:lnm- llrolhors, Genie 1 , ,. . h l osllif.:lil, R4-lm Givll-F, .lzlvkiv XY lliums, Shirley Mellen, linrlmru Spf-nm-, Anilu Kam-. lill, Shirley 'l'rot1, Nl:u'tli:n Ann llnin ll:-soin'arv YICVUNIT lilIXY-'.l:lm- Milli , .l illl XY 1 o 4-lka-r, ill1ll'f-!'ill'4'l Slim-ly, IH-prgy Molvlor, Jann- ldlsonv Al1ll'llj'll Surln-y, l!:1rlr:u':l. l!:lsim.:'1'r', Miss King. l'llllClb IRUW--Stella Molilvr. lmnnu Iliw-, Mawtlin liviililv, Gln-111111 llmlf-rrmllh. 71 l'lllS'l' lllbXY--Marjorie liogmi-, Vynlhia Yonally, l iHl't'lll'l' -Young. liixsv 1'liint'oIo, Nanny Arthur, Mal'1.!l4- lxolwl tlr--as,b, .lanv IM-nlon lm-muy, lliImli-p:ar1li- Nol-is. lulizaln-th Iluvninf-I. Mary lforil, .loywf Carol Israel, Lou llllhin I.:-sh, 3l.iruarq-1 XXX-ii'ivli, llvily Sc'lixxm'in, Marilyn Ihulu-r, liili-1-n Mohler, lleli-n Hill, Varnlini- Willanian. SICVUNIF HHN' M:u'p.::ll'1-I KX'alks-r. Lynn Alllriihy, Shirley Hr.-+-n, Harliara Ilia-rly, I'al Bla-lxi.:1-r, ll'ri-sb Ilila Harrison, 4'lariln-ll Marlin. llvlly l,ou Slraussi-r, .loanne Gross. Nanvy Iluninn-I, .lanvt lfvlzvr. Joanne Sailor. 'Vlllllll IIUXV .Ioannv tlrovi-, lalvy Ilavis, .lanim Z4-ig:-r. llllilrisl lla-1-kanian. VJIISB Ifgsl, llarlvara ltussvll, Marpriv Wise, Mary llllh-n Smith. liarliara Myers, 'l'a1-i+- law Nelson IV. l'r4-sq Ulil H .loannv l vrl'i-ll, Miss King' failvisorj. This teen-age club, consistin,f.-5 of' Freslnnen and Sophomore girls, meets 1-very Thursday evening in the Community Buildirg. Their efforts have been shown by the acm-oiinplishnients both in usefulness, helpfuln-frss, and entertainment. Plllll' Flllll ll- . HIP l-'lIiS'l' ILHW Holly Slayer, Nancy l'ri4-1-, Gloria IU-nn'-r, .lane-I Iwuw-ll, Uynlhia Starks, Alarlha Warlvnrlon, ,loan Shilling, Varol 4ilw-viulm, .Xnn-lia Slurnpf, Ili-nna Arthur, Joann.- Alluw-lil. 4'arol Flu-not, lil-ve-rly All'l':lV.'4 l', Shirley Me-rrill, Nana-5 lvahl--r, Nlarlwm- W4-inliarl. SICVUNII IQUXY Ih-tty lillti-he-r, Shirlf-y lmnifl' QSF-131, lla'-lures IH-Long, Sally ll'-rrmlin, Ilarluara Mathias, .loannv Kohl-l 4l're-SJ, llilaini- XYoIfn-, .lf-an llartn-r, Shirle-5 lloliinson, Mary l'IlI4-n Younp.:, Mary Lou Russ:-Il, Sally XVilkins. Uzirol Norris, liarbara Miller. 'l'llIllll IQHXV--I'al.ty Rinv, Ardyth Rroeske 1'l'rvas.J, .lime Glarlfelter Marlvnl- XYyanl, Anne Uoxnhs, Beverly Yarman, Kathleen Nin--, I-Ithl-I NVQ-irii-li, Yvonne Str'-by 1Y. l'res.J, lilllvn Hush, Frzuwes Adams, Miss King mrlvisnrj. This well-organized club its composed of Junior high school girls, Active interest has been shown by these seventh and eighth grade girls inasmuch as they are being prepared for their future club-work. 72 N4 IIUME EC IIMIC CL R The l rosh1nz1n, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Home Ev Clubs, under the super- of Miss D0 Podosta. speak for themselves in the services they havv performed for others throughout the your. SENIOR HOME HC. CLUB IlllS'l' IUYW---1ilol'in lilloor, QV. l'rvs.J, .loan Woln-r, Y:-rn SVIIXYIPVIII, Mary .lalnv Kvmllv, lmrothy .lawkvlllle-llln-x', Murllizl Arn Hum. CUUNIP HUXY ff-- Vzurwvl llw-nw-, l'Ilinorv Jlllllllllll, I,onsQ- living Ilan-he-! Hivle-1', 1'lill'ilIHlH Shunlv. Doris liogvr, .Xnn Young. lllllilv NNW Shnrh-5 Ulron. l':1I Musim- 4l'1'vs,5, 'lvonnzu fwlllll-lil, .il-:ln 1ll:ult'.-Ill-r, Miss do l'4l1llNliI. VI' IN l'l1 l'l'Rl-If .Xnnn Ilulm QS1-ul, JUNIOR HOME EC. CLUB ' l+'IllS'I' RUXV' .lzuwl Van-por, .lannivv 1':u'pvr Q'l'rf-ns.J, Sh-lln Mohlvr KS:-4-J, Hinvvlwl tlrunt, I. , . wsornzary l4'osnig'ht, IvVonn Rimlhnrt tl rvs.J, Shirlvy :Mvlh-n, Rzlrlmru SlN'll4'l', Anim 4, Kane. - QPICUNIV RUN'-Miss lw l'o1l4-sin, June- Miller, Marilyn Stephan LV. I'res.j, Marv .lane l'ZIsQn, Mnrilyn Surlwy, Martha lbeulwlo, .login XVQII-wr, Mzu'g:nn-I Shovly. u ' THIRD RUXV--l'at Schnrio, Donna Rice, Glenna Rudersmith, .lzwkie Williams. 73 HIIME E00 UMIU CLUB SOPHOMORE HOME EC. CLUB IIHST IUrW--M:ur4IQ-ll ll2lNV1iiIlS, Mzirjnriv Kohn-I, Nzlnvy Arthur l'l'rvus.b. Rusv Vhiufnln, M .lalnv Ala-xumlvr, Imu ICII4-n Imsh, Mary Ford. Nl VUNIH RUN' Miss IH- I'mie-stu, Uylxthizx Yunully tl're-SJ, Ilwsv Mary Hzlhle-r, ,IQ-:ln Krvhnr tV, l'rn-sq, l'l:1rilwl Marlin, IH-prgy Ilumlu-rl, Marian lfiwwvzqt. Ritu Hurriswn IIIIIII' lUHYf'IXl:nl'5 lillvn Smith. Ymuiza Hmrvlvr. l 'l4II't'lH'l' Yllllllpl QS:-m'.J. M FRICSHMAN HOME EC. CLUB iH'I' HHH' Iixwlyln Iirm-L:p,u'r, .I2IIli4'l' llzwshlu-l'1:4'r, Nunvy Vnwn-ll, Ifnris AIISIIIIV, Iiilun Muhlvr 1Sw'.l, Mzlrthu M1-Ile-ll 1Y. I'rvs,j. Annu Alillil' lilszass. xl4'1rNIv RHW Mwss Ink l'wle-stu, Mxnrgiv lmu Wim- 1l'l'm-HJ, Alury Lum Hrwlxc, lilehui lim-kulxum, Marilyn Ilwvurm, Curulyn llIIlll'N'I'l 4'l'rv44s.Q. Hr-tty 1.011 Swhwmm. 74 lllillll VIEW ,EW PAPER STAFF Light. Last year it became the Viking' Views and also was a printed manu- script. Before it had been a mimeographed journal. The students of the Journalism class elect from their ranks the staff of the Views. lt is edited once a month. lt contains such things as: humor, features, stories, poetry, sports, original work from all the stud- ents, and many other interesting items. FIRST ROW-Marilyn Kaufman, Barbara Miller, Barbara Gill, Neva-Greenho, Nancy Christman, Gloria Gloor, Ann Young, .loan Roseman, Sally Bassett, Mary .lane Kendle, llorothy Jzlvkenheimer, ' SECOND IIUXV-Miss Rahler, Bill Hummel, James Clarke, Mivhael Ford, .lulia Stroup, Donna Shetler, Shirley Ile-Bonney, Rosemary Shaheen, Mary Surhey, Jean Gladfelter. Tlllllll RUXV-Rivhard Se-emann, Dean Morris, Eleanor Ake, Rivhard Marquardt, Niles Baah, Ruth Burkholtz, Hill Powell, Hill Lieilvtag, XVayne Baker, Myron Shaw. l+'Ul'R'l'll RUW-Ray Sumser, Jim llenkaman, David Shaw, Sherman Pratt, Charles llaun, James Lear, .lark Miller. A FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER , . hdltor ....,..............,,....,..,..,.... Managing Editor News Editor ..,.. Bill Liebtag Ray Sumser Barbara Gill Feature Editor ..,.,.. ,....,.,, N iles Baab Sports Editor .... Proof-reader ..... Make-un ,..,....,.....,,.... .t ,.,,, ,A Myron Shaw Jack Miller Dave Shaw Circulation Manager ..i,,. Sherman Pratt Editor .,.,.,.............i.........,... Managing Editor ..,,.. News Editor .........., Feature Editor .,.,. Sports Editor .... Proof-reader .,.... Make-up ..........,......,........... Circulation Manager Ray Sumser Dave Shaw Barbara Gill Jlilia Stroup Myron Shaw Ruth Burkholtz Sherman Pratt . Sally Bassett Elmer Harrison This year the students of No-Ca-Ili decided by at vote of three to one to change the name of the annual to Viking. It is hoped that alumni and students will Hind enchantment in living events that fill its pages. l4'lItS'I' RUXY--Mr. Svliiwidel', Kendle, Howe, llaun, Jean YV-Hier. .Ioan XVUMPF. Rllill. BILSSHI. lilo: r, Hill, lfelloxiiie-y, XVillis, Rinehart, Mrs. Youml. SICUUNIP RUXV-Shalicvri, Shvtle-r, Grant, Gr:-enho. Stroup, Voll, Miller. Surlwy, Maslinv, Phrislman, Jauman, Kaufman, Shanh. Roger. 'I'llIRlP RUXV--Hawkins, Shilling. Ilnrkhnltz, Zimmerrnan, Pratt, Hr-ukaman, Sumsvr, Brain-hc-r, Al-an-, llushuur, Shaw, Lielutapr, Hnmlu-rl. VIKING STAFF Editor: Anna Haun Assistant Editor: Jean Weber Business Manager: Ray Suimser Assistants: Myron Shaw, Gloria Glfor, Shirley Voil Treasurer for Subscriptiozasz Eleanor Wi'llis Treasurer for Ads: DeVona Rinehart Art Editors: Carol Howe and Martha Bain Accountant: Tom Braucher Sports Editor: James Heckaman Assistant: Dick Hawkins Feature Editors: Bill Liebtag, Nancy Christman, Barbara Gill Photographers: Elmer Harrison and Ted Shilling' Music Editors: Doris Boger, Sally Bassett, Barbara Miller Senior C.ass Editor: Patricia Masline Assistant Editors: Julia Stroup, Ginevra Grant, Mary Surbey and Subscriplionsz Neva Greenho, Chafrman: Ronald Publicity Hushour, Shirley Delionney, Eleanor Ake, Donna Shetler, Wayne Surbey, Joan Weber, J o a n Roseman, Sherman Pratt, Blair Zimmerman Typists: Rosemary Shaheen, Elinore Jauman, Marilyn Kaufnran, Mary Jane Kendle, Claranna. Shaub, Ruth Burkholtz Junior Representatives: Martha Ann Bain and Don Humbert Advisor: Mrs. Young Assistant: Mr, Schneider LAST YEAR Barbara Achauer ..,.. Jean Allen ....... .... ................... . ............-v,.....------- --A------------------------ - - - Delvin Baker .......... Charles Barkey ......... Paul Baxter .................. Shirley Boigegrain ....... Inez Brinsfie'ld .......... Darlene- Broeske ....... Nan Cahill ............... Robert Chelpka ..... Howard Clarke ....,. Helen Daily ........... Shirley DeMuesy ...... Maxine Detimore ...... Donald Deuble .....,. Richard Domer .... Harold Duryee ...... No.rma Dye ......... Stanley Folil .......... Eugene Frank ........... Rose Marie Frank ........ Carrell Fryer ............ Wanda Glutting ...,.... Barbara Gray .......i. Dorris Hanel .......... ----.--- Norma Harrison .............. Mary Ann Harrison ........ Darlene Hawkins ......... Albert Herdlick ........ John Holder ........ Max Humbert ..... Herbert Ingold ....... Joan Jefferson ........ Harold Keller ......... Geraldine Kintz ..... ,.. Mary Louise Kobel' ...... Bill Lerch .................. Don Leach ................ Peggy Lowry ................ John McCamant .............,. Jacqueline McDowell Phyllis McDowell ........ Beulah Meyers .......... Dawn Miller ....... Fin Miller ........ Dale Mills ............ Jean Morris ........... Harold Murphy ...... Dick Myers .......... Robert Parker ........ Joan Patterson ....... Eileen Rhodes ....... Helen Richards ....,. Jack Roberts ....... Richard Rohrer ..... P-aul Roush ...........,.. Mark Rubright ....... Valerie Russ ......l.... Jewel Shenk .............. Paul Sluss .................. Anna Marie Smith .....,. Dean Smith ............... Don Sn der y ............. Carolyn Storch ......... Vivian Surbey ..., .......... .5 Margaret Jane Syme Charles Teeters ............. Nancy Traut ............. Caroline' Venditti ...... Betty Wallace ........ Mildred Walker ...... Marilyn Weaver .....,. Robert Weber ......... Don Wendal .. .... Gene Willaman .,.... Nancy Witter ...... WHERE ARE THEY? Heidelberg University Hoover Company Kent State Canton ., .,i..... , .... B. 8x 0. Railroad Muskingum College Ohio University Ohio University Wittenberg College Schafer 8: Messerly Drug Store Arizona Oberlin College Married Married Kent State Canton Deuble Jewelry Store Marines Kenyon College East Canton Kent State Canton Hoover Company Auditorium Market Hoover Company Mohler Lumber Conmpany ,... Bowling Green University Bowling Green University Kent State Canton Hoover Company Married Republic Steel Canton Corrugated Box Company B. 8z O. Railroad Hoover Company Hoover Company Hoover Company Ohio Power Company 'Ohio Power Company Merchant Marines New York Hoover Company Hoover Company Dr. Ehlers Hoover Company Hoover Company Humme'l's Hoover Company East Ohio Gas Company Married Capital University North Canton Supply Company Hoover Company Hoover Company Married Geo. D. Harter Bank Hoover Company Capital University Hoover Company Ohio Wesleyan University Courthouse, Canton Dr. Freeborn Heidelberg College Kent State University Hoover Company Hoover Company Hoover Company Canton Actua'l Business People's Bank . ,........... Kent State Canton Hoover Company Canton Actual Business Akron City Hospital St. Mary of the Springs Bowling Green University Northwestern University Colgate University Heidelberg University Bowling Green University O 77 'fs ' 25' ixs Fifi! 79 9 MW' W ww WULWCV qoiwo ofa' Q 0 F, Q lfwzlzlu M of UIITINKTION MARKET Ave s CANTON on-no N me fwafffmw HOOVER C 81 H niiiiwi limi ll IIKIN -WILLIAM sum: Mimi 934 So. Main St. Sporting Goods Confections Hardware Compliments to The Class of 1948 ESSlG'S 3778 Cleveland Ave., N CANTON, OHIO Phone 4-6061 Lester M. Essig, P1 op GRAWFORD'S Furnishings and Shoes Suits Made to Order 125 South Main North Canton, Ohio No. Canton, Ohio uunan-nnnnnnuunnunuu1nnn1uuunnnannnunnnunnuunuunnun Say It With Flowers from ALBERT KEHL, FLORIST We Grow Our Own 4214 Cleveland Ave., N. W. Dial 2-0527 CANTON OHIO CONGRATULATIONS from Mac King and Employees of KIlNG'S GONFEGTIONERY Schafer-Messerly Drug C0 NORTH GANTON, 0HIO O FINE 'COMMUNITY AUSTIN SCHILTZ 127 Portage St. North Canton, O BEST WISHES T0 THE GLASS 0F 1948 LEWIS Sz GREENHO llllllll LUCK lllllllll, GRADUATES OF '48 Iwi wxnlfo 312-324 Market Ave. N., Canton CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '48 The Store for Men and Young Men SUITS MADE-TO-MEASURE 133 2nd St., S. W. CANTON, OHIO nn-nunIunumunu-u-umusununnnu:-n-muin.nunun-nu-nnunu On a cold winter morning' a little snail was laboriously inching' his way up a cherry tree when a smart aleck young' beetle stuck his head out of 21 crack and said, Hey, do'n't you know you are knocking' yourself out for nothing? There ain't no cherries up there. Don't let it worry you, buh, snapped the snail. There will he cherries when I get there. El................. ..... ..... ........... COMPLIMENTS OF LIVING T0 FUR ll'llllll llll. 300 Market Ave., N. Canton 3, Ohio GOOD FURNITURE SINCE 1917 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 KORAOKER CANTON, OHIO BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1948 SOHUMAN DRUGS, INO 2103 Tuscarawas St., E. 1343 Dueber Ave., S. W, 1819 Cleveland Ave., N. W. OOMPLIMENTS OF Wfga 527 Market Avenue North MRS. ELIZABETH CROSS MRS. SIBYL McCORMICK M, ,,E........m..-u.--....-......................- ..... um .... mm .... --m-........-....m.m Good Food Excellent Service Compliments of ' ' SUE MING'S DIAL 4-0289 C. F. Sue, Manager Canton, Ohio uuuuluuunuunu,NNIH,Ulunu.,uunuun.,lnluununnnnI. unununluu1ununnunounnnunununnnuuuuuuIncnnuuuunuanuuuuuuuuu Compliments of LARRY LOWS BARBER SHOP 111 NORTH MAIN ST. Under Gross Hardware MlLLER'S CANDY From Kettle to You PHONE 9693 634 Portage St. SGHAFFNER C 1 DRUGS 2 of Cl eland sl 22nd st., N. W. ANQS DRIVE IN CANTON OHIO 2 ' Phone 24444 Om-ner 54th Sn. sa Wise Rd. FARBER'S R. 81 L. ATLANTIC SERVICE TEXA00 SERVICE ' Wise 8: Portage Rds. 6th Sz Cleveland Ave., N. W. PHONE 91527 CANTON, OHIO E. RAY -mmnnmmInuuunnuuuanunuuuuunuuunnunuuunuuumnuumnun COMPLIMENTb 935 South Main su-een O F North Cannon, Ohio A 1 l ' We Carry ll Line of STANDARD OIL PRODUCTb . Sunoco Service ACME .SUPER MARKET . On the Square A S ppl NORTH CANTON NORTH CANTON O H I O Tlh 900 UAllIilE'S YARN 81 GIFT SHOP 'Yarn 8: Accessories Children's 8: Infants' Toys Ladies' Lingerie 8: Hose Corner Schneider Rd. Sz S. Main Phon-e 9696 DeSoto 81 Plymouth SALES Sz SERVICE 104 E. Maple St. NORTH CANTON, OHIO A Phone 9383 Wherever you are Wherever you're going, If it's refreshments Drive on to the Stadium STADIUM DRIVE-IN Tray Service Dining Room Service YANT'S GOTTAGE 1100 12th Sc., N. W. Cannon, o Canton's Leading Caterer for Particular People DINING ROOM FOR PRIVATE PARTIES, CLUBS, 8: SOCIETIES No Alcoholic Beverages Served Fo.r Reservations, Phone 40712 1nnuununununnnnunnunnnnnununInn-nnnnuunnnuunnnunnnvnnnunuu 0Hl0'S MOST BEAUTIFUL JEWELRY STORE The Home of NATIONALLY ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE Canton, Ohio r I YI xlgw S Established 1910 sv 105 Tusc. St., E. Compliments of ISALY DAIRY South Main St. NORTH CANTON, OHIO Compliments of ANGIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Hours 9:00 to 6:00-Phone 9-1124 125 West Maple St, N O R T H C A N T O N Congratulations Class of 1948 Open for Your Convenience 533 NORTH MAIN Compliments Class of 1948 ORGHARD HILL FARM DAIRY D131 9671 714 S. Main St NORTH CANTON, OIIIO 25'a2':2q21c12brafua4aafelea'0tyau4 WWII? Jack' 416 Mark-et Ave., N. CANTON Phone 6101 I XX CARL SPONSELLER COMPLIMENTS OF Hot Water and Steam Heating . Sanitary Plumbing Quality U0 North Canton, Ohio E PHONE 9522 Farm Machinery I .luIII.I..IIIIIlll.'. . .'. '.'. . '.'.l'. . . ll' : Coal S G H U M A G H E R Building Supplies Z I M M E R M A N , SPORT GOODS I D I A L 9 - 1 0 1 2 COMMENCEMENT GIFTS of Enduring Beauty JEWELRY OF QUALITY For Over 50 Years 207 Cleveland Ave., N. W. CANTON, OHIO P H O N E 9 6 4 9 NORTH CANTON, OHIO E unnlunuulunnunlnunnnnlnunuIuuunlnnluuuuunlnununulullu VALLEY YIEYY SUPPLY COMPANY NORTH CANTON, OHIO Phone 9-1066 FEEDS - FERTILIZERS FARM MACHINERY Congratulations, Class of '48 Groceries 0 Meats Coal 0 Feeds and Fertilizers THE NORTH GANTON SUPPLY 00. BEST WISHES FOR HEALTH AND HAPPINESS HMELLW' MILK So Tasty - So Pure - So Wholesome North Canton lloirioo, loo. :unmann-mnonun--nunlunnunanuaumunnnunnnnnnmnulnn Borharoo C ff o Iioaoty Shoppo somos oooooosooo 6th House ' PITTQBURGH RD LA voooos NIT. VERNON MARKET HRS CLOSED 3325 Cleveland Av-Q., N. W 9 5 WED CANTON, OHIO Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS NORTH CANTON RADIO 81 APPLIANCE PHONE 91500 PAUL KINDY, Owner Compliments of on HIQYC 6- 42i rw. morke-1 Compliments of SURBEY ELECTRIC - SALES Sz SERVICE Crosley Products and Appliance Repairs Portage St. Extension Phone 91923 NORTH CANTON, OHIO YLBAR-B-Q The Spot Where the A Gang Goes After the Game Try Our Special-Banana Split Our Rumpus Room is Open for Private Parties TO CLASS OF 1948 MaIoney's Bowling Lanes, Inc 609 Twelfth Street, N. E. AC A N T O N , O H I O nnnunnruannununnnununnnnnunnuununnnanuunuuuunnuuuuur CONGRATULATIONS TO THE I CLASS OF 1948 Valentinle' Pllrei Oll 624 I Main I NORTH' CANTON, oH1o Dial 9-1468 I' M . B . H 0 M ER - Compliments of GUODCLOTHES SHEELY FLOWERS For Young Men and 216 Orchard Street Men Who Stay Young : Cleveland Ave. at 3rd, N. W. NORTH CANTON, OHIO CANTON annnnununnuannurunuunnuunuuuuuuuuuunnnu-nunnunnunuuuunuuu Phone 91819 .Inunusuruununnuununnn1n1nnnunnunnnununu-annunu-uuuunno GONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 AND FUTURE GRADUATES Letherman eed Co. 404 Clev-eland Ave., N. W. GETZ SERVICE Accessories - Hardware Supplies Grocery and Dairy Products R. D. 1 Canton, Ohio PHONE 98249 nunnnuuunuuuuunnnnnnuunuuunuunnnunuunnu BOB WEAVER RADIO SERVICE WORK GUARANTEED 344 East Maple St. N. Canton, Ohio Phone 9241 u :nuuu Canton, Ohio Prices Right Give Us a Call A. R. ERYE FURNITURE HOSPITAL Upholstering and Repairing a Specialty. Antiques Reconditioned. 221 West Maple St. N. Canton BILL PETERS SANITARY PLUMBING gl HEATING 300 Portage St. Phone 91440 N. Canton, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1948 THE HALLE BROS. CO. 624 Market Ave., North CANTON, OHIO JACK SIIMMERS OPEN EIIENINGS QUALITY FURNITURE 4630 Cleveland Ave., N. W. Phone 9-1486 .......................................................................... El R d 1 Q f 1 E t off 524 I' Maple I-Pea Stia e 105 S M Ph 9596 8: Service Ph 9370 SERVICE 8z SAFETY H. D. WISE AGENCY On the Square NORTH CANTON, OHIO Compliments of MOHLER'S RESTAURANT Park Theater Building North Main St. NORTH CANTON, OHIO JOHN LOW AND SON CASA- BARBER SHOP CAS. ALL HAIRCUTS-750 3036 Cleveland Ave., N. W. Open Until 8:30 Every Night CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 BAAB'S SERVICE Ilorpold Motor Company NORTH CANTON, OHIO THE ARCTIC FOOD CENTER AND LOOKER PLANT Groceries - Meats - Produce Meat for Sale at Wholesale Prices. Let Us Prepare Your Food for Your Locker. 134 West St. Phone 91971 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1948 Class Ring Headquarters Aaron F. chontz JEWELER NORTH CANTON nnunnnuu-nnnu-nun:nuanannnnnnnunuuuumu-an BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 444819 O Willi Motor Bo NORTH CANTON' E nnnnnnn-.nun PHONE 91942 Phone 9-1510 BEAUTY LOUNGE CLEDA FUREY 123 Portag'e St. Manager North Canton, O. nunnnnununnun-nunun-I:nunuvum-unununuuuuv :nun Be the Best Dressed Man in Your Class GRADUATION SUITS 5ie5ff,E'1' lluam' Ialgahes 308 N. Market Avenue nn-lnnnunnuvnnuIn-u-muun-uuunnuuumunnuunu COMPLIMENTS OF W. ll. PEIEIK' Inu. ATIILETIC EQUIPMENT SWEATERS JACKETS 134 West Tuscarawas Street CANTON 2, OHIO Phone 3-4769 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1948 George and Ann Armour 6'George-Ann's peoialty hopw For Carpets, Rugs and Draperies AE' 137 Sixth St., N. E. Canton Phone 4-5103 Compliments of N. G. GAB G0. 24 Hour Service P H O N E 9 6 6 8 AGME AUTO SALES U S E D C A R S All Makes and All Models Cash For Your Car DIAL 2-4106 3015-17 Cleveland Ave., N. W. Opposite the Big A. SL P. Store at 30th, N. W. WHITIE'S RABBITRY New Zealand Reds and Whites ALIVE OR DRESSED A. J. El EllAE'l' DIAL 9-1578 Route 8 at Maplecrest Ave. PHONE 23204 GOMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 JOH EXPERT WAT GASSER J EWELER CH REPAIRIN G COMPLETE LINE OF JEWELRY 118 Second Street, S. E. CANTON, OHIO nunnnnmnmmuuunununnnunnnununuumn B R E A D Y GARDEN TRACTOR feQaYe'tf .fn . ,. Ni- Q - -. 'xv ' 5f:f:555Ifff'5551f5gSQ .iiz Eg.f,, Q 3 ' Q ,,., fe, Q f'12 5'55:I:E5E51515E5fEi Y, pf SAVES You HMB AND MONEY ALI. YEAR 'nwub . nge Bteadv rful. ClW o one ed The pow'if cm: mee!! You' 'very ne GgrdC0 K' . d Y mane vel YOU 'me' wmk .Il un-pose . . . an month of che :LMA gee md flxarmenzs :reached Rf- : ' gy' :mince the Breldi' 00 C0010 in hr a Demonstration STANLEY FIIIIL PHONE 91557 2 Miles North f 0 the Square of North Canton at Mt. Pleasant ERN IE MEYER Watch Repairman nunulnnm IlllllllllllIllIlllllllnllllullnlunlnnuunun wma muh AAAS AOAAOA YOUR RELIABLE DEALER Night and Day Towing LARGEST STOCK OF PARTS IN THIS AREA J. K J. Motor , Inv. 6229 96 C px E W ,,.w -'. X, 5X ,Q- ffIfM 1 Ng 5 5 is H NE s E x-M.: RL: r Ns S s 5 . as E fl c 'N S Q-fi? Q 2 NNN :'- X -Q Q5 .Q R N' xxx .-SX K : K K : , X K ,xx N-, z N A, - N X 5 sl Q X QRS : g :Q s : .K 4 3 . ' ,s Mr. ,s x X -N -.Ns x 4 3 xh- Qf WK XX 1' N N 2 mi o F c A I1 1- o N Stylist in Photography DIAL 6153 MCKINLEY AVE., N. W. at 6th St., N. W sw The G00llWI E GRATI G Co. Maia eacfkmen ARTISTS IIESIIINERS ENIIILWERS IZIII Third St., N. W. Dial 36105 UANTIIN. IIHIII Congratulations to the Closs of i948-'H------'-' Ihnter Prhning Produces I nter Resuhs We have the willingness, the ability and the equipment to produce a better job of print- ing for you. Regardless of what your needs may be, from calling cards to catalogues, we can help you. The combined talents of our craftsmen cover the entire range of printing needs. We take pride in doing each job better than it has been don-e before. THE NURTH UANTUN 99 AU'l'0llIHl'lIS