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

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1949 volume:

X-fhdlg HMM ,VAL f?:5g,.w'.M43S fd ,Ep JYGIFNING QW gc The Present Editor: Bill Brown Assistant Editor: Shirley Troit Iunior Editor: Phyllis Spitler G Business Manaqers: Barbara Borsinqer, E Margaret Erskine, Martha Deuble, Ted Hummel, Boland Swanson, lack Spon- seller. Art Editor: loarme Brothers 25th Year Book 2nd Edition North Canton High SchooI's Alma Mater Hur strung lmml mm ua-'I-r lu- lrrulwn. Fm'nn-1l Ill N. l.. High: Van' wllflbii-Sillgl wmllih xlrlspukf-11 Se-:lla-al hy' fl'll'Illlr'1llllr iw. W' . an wa ww 1: xv mn mx , f.,g -im . . , ,ALA .131 win.-'ff' - fx B 2 5 .. ,.. w,,,,. ,.r1 -Xlmu Mah-l'. .Xlnlm Mull-r. lh-1-lr QFQIVCII un L-uirh l1vux'L, Qllllll lm fmuxal,unwzn ring Irm- XX I ll'll mr- l'r'mn lill-nsllalll palrl. DEDICATION To Miss Bahler and Miss Bayer, our class sponsors, We Wish to show our appreciation for their excellent guidance an d sympathetic under- standing. -4 To Mr. Trachsel, Superintendent of Schools, who has very ably served North Canton in an administrative capacity for the past eleven years We extend our sincere gratitude. P F A CULTY we .X W H,.,f' 'Nz NM f My donkey and I, Was planned by the drivers From North Canton High. 1 If X- .,-f., f . f s--9 4.4,--1-,L ' 1,1 Z X L K i gg Q L TM 5 o X av g. L 'Van-yr . .VW vo-u-v 1a35XK?-W.l5a222aa? L' Au .-1.14 maui -,ln,l,!f.1v.fc42:n v'1'vt54 :CHQ A 45611-115-Gall. , .,.g,.gf. .gn,n, 4 A J FT .15-fs' wh '-gfei : '- '4 fi: ---- W ' , Y 7731 vQ5'l'-- -i .f--Q Y if - W - --' Y N, , '1 ff 'i TTfPff gf,--:if , ff ------L,,,,f --f-AA- -- ,Tx ,E - -- VYi j' .-ii ' 7 - - - - - --- - - --- - --- ffgl 1,, K'-'f ---'-- -- ff-HMM T IQ A wx, 9 L PT 'D fy w fs -E., w P MM . , ..,. I 3 .WAR I ...:.. , Q as .4 HH A -fikml h52:5'2s-- :- - . 2557. 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S. in Education Ohio University Shorthand. Typing I. 2 Secretarial Studies Advisor: Commercial Detention Supervisor Dean of Girls Club ARTHUR LAVE Head Football Coach Reserve Basketball Coach Track Biology lunior Science VIII Health as-ax HOPE BAHLER B. S. in Education Kent State University English Xl. XII Iournalism Advisor: School Paper MAYNARD EVERSON Bachelor of Public School Music Oberlin Conservatory of Music Girls' Chorus Boys' Chorus Mixed Chorus BEATRICE MEYER A. B. Wittenberg College Kent State University English VII Speech Librarian Dramatic Club Individual Events MAE BAKER B. A. Otterbein College ERMA BAYER A. B. Mount Union M. A. Columbia University M. A. Ohio State University English IX. X TONY MISKO B. S. in Education. Kent State University Line' Coach Football Head Baseball Coach Ir. High Basketball Coach Shop 7. 8. 9 Social Science 7 French I Latin I. ll BERNICE OSWALD B. S. in Education Kent State University Ohio University Bethany College Arithmetic VII. VIII Advisor: Red Cross Dean of Girls .,,- 3 ' 1 RALPH BEUC LUCILLE BLACK A. B. in Education Wittenberg College Ohio State University Physical Education English VIII Advisor: Cheerleaders B S. in Business Edu tion B. S. in Ed cation J Kent StatJU fv ity Debate 9oac Business lArit L etic General' usiness SHEILA DePODESTA B. S. Baldwin Wallace Ohio State University Home Economics Advisor: Home Economics Clubs Corning i I Law I Driver Training Sales grtship ggi ,A BX! ojmeping 1. ft f' iz ,K ' ex .A JP .J CARL HOFFER B. S. Education. Ohio Uni- versity M. S. Education. Kent State University Industrial Arts X. XII Mechanical Drawing XI ALLEN I. SCHNEIDER U. O. SEPPELIN CLYDE VANAMAN A. B. Wooster College B. M. Dana's Music B. S. Mount Union M. A. Ohio State- University Institute Kent State University Physics B. S. Kent State University Algebra IX Solid Geometry Graduate Work O. S. U. General Science Algebra XI. XII Instrumental Music Basketball Coach Plane Geometry Marching Assistant Football Coach Trigonometry Concert Band Orchestra Band Clinic IOE I. ESMONT B. S. in Education Ohio University University of Pittsburgh Social Science VIII Physical Education Athletic Director Driver Training HAZEL YOUNG B. A. Mount Union College M.A. Ohio State University Kent State American Government American History World History Consumer Education Advisor: Year Book .9 X CAFETERIA Mrs. Harry Schiltz Mrs. William Graham Mrs. Charles Lepley MAINTENANCE Robert Miller B. M. Steele KMfr. cmd Mrs. Kennedy replaced Moz Steele March Zstj TRANSPORTATION Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mortimer ,,l.i..i - . S . ,,,., 15 E9 '- M.:- S E N I O R S - 1 Have ended their days. They're culled iromnihe pack 2 And t ui to qzizeg H - ,I-ii' :ii- ' ji ,-1- ,Z--, X -5 - S - f Q 3' 512' V 1 f-- : - fb l -- - , -if ff - ,A v-1 ... i 1 ' -- w i vi. i -. ,.Z Ai' - ff '- l I .rf -S + ,, m. ' 1,95 Tl - 'AT f ? 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Martha Ann Bain SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The Forty-Niners A Comedy Drama in Four Acts The cast of this production is made up of sixty actors, each, showing his own talent in the play of youth! The scene of action is the halls of No Ca Hi, with much off-stage work adding to the success. Scene 1 A. D. 1945-1946 Withstanding the rigors of being frosh, amazingly vvell, we experience our first elective subjects, Freshman-Sophomore-Party and a voice in the Student Council with the worldly wise approach. Scene II A. D. 1946-1947 By now we are well settled in the routine of high school, W after surviving the perils of slightly greenish freshmen. We 4 begin to notice some outstanding leaders in extra-curricular I -A , ffm activities. f ag, 4 f ff j Scene III A. D. 1947-1948 Q , 1 ' Realizing that we have but one year more till We are c i seniors, each junior tries his best to make the most of his third I year. Our up-and-coming grid and cage stars do much to help 'i win the Vikings distinction in sports. Musical talent flows freely, ' I and as scholars, We rate with the best. L tha, Scene IV A. D. 1948-1949 The Forty-Niners at last live up to their name. Every Senior is a bonafide repre- sentative of the activities that high school offers. As for the statistics: Of the sixty Seniors, thirty-five started to school in North Canton Grade Schools, nine began school days at the Parochial School, the year - 1937. Seventy-iive percent of the boys have participated in some extra-curricular sport. Fifty-five percent of the sixty have subjected themselves to Scholarship Tests at one time or another, and - Sixty percent of the class have been members of some musical organization at least one of the four years. We have members in Debate, National Honor Society and other inter-scholastic clubs, too. As the curtain comes down on the play, We might say, for the1 Forty-Ninersf' We don't have much history, but be it assured, We are bound to ma ce some. Martha Ann Bain, Historian. 13 1 J ' - f M -f ' 1 JZ-' 2556. ., Q xg, ff, X, X 4 I AV 0 Aflby 1741 f .- f ft-fQf'7Lf4C ffffdgfffaf f fv M f of 1' fm' , ., . ,ff sf- ,W ffl!! X., X ,U ,Q J. ZW 445' 'Qff9f'LOC-.0 51111011410 if ml I F :VV ' XMAS, pt. 1, 1 f 42 -f'31A'n'rrm 1sA1usAuA izfxsrxmizn IVILLIABI msnor f thlartlul Amfbf' fllurbl QBishJ I ffl!! . L ju JD . 1 ltwiw' ,ZA , iff' 55 A ' nflfyvy 116501 025' Mi 3- 1 . Ulnclept-nclent to the n'th degree Class officer 1, fl. -1: Schol- arship 1. 2, 3, 4: National Honor Soc. 2, 3, 43 Moni- tor Hg S4-nior Class Play 4: Drzxnritic Club 1, 2, 3, -lg Senior Scholarship 45 Vik- ing Views 4: Viking Staff 3. -1: Prince of Peace 43 Club 1, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 1. 2. 3. 4: Home Eco- nomic Club 2. 3: C-irl's State 3: I..ibrari:.m 23 Red Cross Council 2, 3, -lg Rep- resentative to Canton Dis- trict Junior Red Cross Council 3, -1, She is full of vim, vigor, and vitality. 'Debate 1: Scliolarship 1, 12, Il, 43 National Honor Soc. 3. -I: Monitor 12. -l-3 Class Play Zig Senior Class Play -l: Dranmtift Club 1 2. 3. 4: Senior Scholwrship 4: Viking Stuff -l: Prince of Peace 4: Y Club 1, 2, Il. 4: G. A A. 1. 2. 2-I: Cheerleader 2, 3, -lg Lib- r:-iri:-ui 2, 35 D. A. R. Test -1 . Tough, but oh so ,f.:cntlu, Homeroom Officer 3. -il Football 1, 2, Il, 43 B:ls'wf'- bull 1. 2, 3: Track 1, 2. 3 4: Monitor 24. -lg Clwsf: Play 33 Senior Class Play -lc Viking Views -lg Vikinfr Staff 4: Operettzi 3, -tg Band J: Cluhll. 11. 3-1. 4: lsibrfnri:-QQ, Il: Glfixe Club 4' fi mix ffl - im X 0' it -is -TQ. -Y N S x ,Ly i lff- --L ., 1 X J f , ,J 1 Mis- for -63231, 'JM VFQ .1 f 2 ' I ,lsfyefg A J., I, ,Sky 1 5' .1 l- X I. EUGENE BOETTLER 1:18010 Not the Smallest, nor the tallest, but every inch at man. Class Officer 33 Bziske-tb:xll 1, 2, 3, -lg Btivul 1, 2, ri. 43 Club Ljbbji, 4. 1, W Q XJ U K5 il lx .--R. Q 'V in Fzfallgf' 5, cf ' lj , ji M MOM f -Al: Milli il Ji U ,E VA 1 Xa X 31 'xl ,lxliw ' Wt, fl Q Q Emi. .-m W, M wxfzlvl WE Q -agus Uga- xfgli H5555 s . Wigs FEES . V7 .wa W .ws N is J B as . wif .BHEX ' qL 41-'Siam-155 JANICE CARPER QBRD The nice things sziitl about her are all true ' Junior Class Play 33 Vik- ing Views 4: Operetta 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4: Home Economics Club. 3. 43 Librarian 4: Nviklflg Staff 4. jlf 14 ,mms .rx 1, tlfllenvrigl xwhat? ' ffl silaa1isnQ:'6 I'd NJ il sg, ak ' lx? Schociifsliip 4: 1: Nr ing Views Staff -1: Athletic f4,f DW AXNF --' KSIHKJ XQFFV V, Amy brarlan SPONSORED BY THE NORTH CANTON RECREATION . f ' X' l .V i -f?L!. V N ' ,il . - 'fi R . f.: N 'J 1 -QW' MW 51 PM ,mv if D- V, JY' pg JJ Q7 J SQ if' U X, , , .ffl I ,mf il fy , wi Q Wy N li . ffl fx, ,. fx. 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Views 4: bffnior ,1SCilUlHI'ShlD Orcliostra 3, 4: Home hc- Yikim: staff 4: Opel-emi llkmff, Nuff 42 AUHIHUC mwmiffs Club fl- 41 43190 -L: Band ::, 43 HY Sinai-ngex' 1. -: Cheerlwadel' Club :z. 4. 2, 3-3 Home Economic Glee Club 2, 43 mn H ml H ww ' Q H B E Q H umm E :-: I E EH Egg?-H Ifj : E 452.3 nw- 1 DEUBLE Away with work. say, This for fun .QJ -l ix- mzgn B mu ss gms H5312 an E .ss im x is si .mg fi 1 I J JACK DRM .mnims 1cl.I.swo::'rn X DIARY JANE El.. N ff' .Q fljruukl Qlimj 17 Xqrb Manoj V,7Z,'Di No cares cuusi Just wait sig, I'Il ,QDJXX Slug has the nigtiiiv Wm-fa J Ulf' bell SUWSUUHE W'g:kecI 'etf f w and puts it nito px-znvcgicebiff to can Ipmikerbliil 1.x'l2:lEyotballL eve1':'clny. My 7' p MQ T GE? ml1liYi1iVO?eI'5l Echollurgiip Lb 2, wa- WM ' 1 3 . 'S . I Iona onor oc, L. I . ': fax I I, ,qnfx Junior' Class Play 3: gcixjlj J 'f-- ,X ' XX V' im' Class Play 4Q'ljl'?Il'll' 'pd 4 4 L' '- Club 1, 2, 35 Senior S - laffd, f V B151-shgp il: Vil-iing'OStaf t-gg I I X ' if V ' am L, fi, : relies nO ' ffJfJ Ajjpflflfw, 2. 3, 4: Prince of Peace f ,Lf C , jp, Y Club 1. 2. sa. 41 G. As, Ky -XS ji!! . A. 2: Home Economic VCX Club 33 Librarizln 2, 33 D. Red Cross Council 1. .15 Dv MLW' A girl with a personality that can never be dupli cated. Scholarship 3, 4: Monitoi 4: Dramatic Play 4: Dra matic Club 3, 4: Senior Scholarship 4: Viking Views 4: Viking Staff 4 Y Club 3, 4' Librarian 4: D A. R. Test 4: Akron East High Tl, 2. W Lg X - 2 f .. U X l ROSEMARY FOSNIGHT llfuzzyj Everyone who knows hor likes hex md those who don t-dont know whit thev miss Xylklhlli' Views 4 Y Club 1 2 'I 4 Home Fconomlc lb 1 ip, yr c Jjjb V1.1 fi ? n 1 xl f' U 'V . V . Qi! Q1 K fix! 1 Y NJ if ,fi Ll U WJ lflp' J ' K or Ji , EUGENIA GILL lGenieJ As sweet and vxvacious is the April showers Scholarship 7 l 4 Mom tor 4 Junior Class P143 3 D1 imatlc Play 4 Drama, tic Club 1 2 3 4 Gen ox Scholar Shlp Viking Views 4 Viking Staff 4 Prince of Peace 4 Club 1 2, 'S 4' Home Ec- onomic 3' Librarian fig Red Cross Council 3- D. A, R. Test -l: Nation:-Ll Honor Society 4. REBA GIVLER Nothing bothers me! fx PHILLII' HOLL irhill Who said hurry? Live slowly it feels better I-Iomeroom Officer 1 : Scholarship 2: Monitor 3. 4: Junior Class Play 32 Viking Staff 4: Viking Views 4: Prince of Peace W fl . :fem H .3 mi E in-Ei fl Q 2 is Q- , it ff fy lu AT 2,555 me ,- EDWVARD HORN ING fleldl 1 71, iSpecs1 I like school all exae A ' 'I Come the stu ies. KU? UW here. Ssf:'rfMfl12Z,?elf5fQti r 55.214 ytonir ,1 31 11' ' ' : ' 1 - Engl viewglm wgiflam- 1,5 Prmee ogjpeaeevgi Y DON fair Mixed TED HUDUNIEL Qltchl Feminine cull ey SIG .1 Y X5 ff 4: Red Cross Council 1. Q, ,110 Llub 11' 23' . 4:qBe Cross by ,fygxifcil VL! . ji Q V I 1 fl! -fl Q,fi. I J, X fl ' ,W lff , ,v Q!!! 3 U' 'V N 4: Bo ' f ON! xii 1 2 52? 16' SPDNSORED BY THE NORTH CANTON BUICK iff - ll C5 AFX, ULU' .ll GERALD I IAIIADI Glerryy Mischief should bu his middle name. Class Officer 3, -l: Scholar- ship 1, 2: Football 1,2 , 3, 4: Basketball I, 2, 3: Base- ball J, 2, 4: Track 1, 2: l'l0f1lt0l' 1, 2, 3: ,Iunigr Class Play Zi: Senior Class Play 4: Viking Views 4: Viking Staff -ig Opercttu 4: Club 1, LZ, 3, 4: Boys State 3: Glee Club 4 ' x . ,A I xl -.J , 'X' J M n ...J fgoll , ffl :-'tw' . , ' gl in Ju Vu! X ,. a l lf If F I f. I Ep! V 'y r ,L 'xx Y Xi' X. l, 0 19 X it EQ K 'tt .JESQQ7 A NX 5 fw N + 10' XX 'Wm 7 ,YA ,city .,-7 ' , 'L' bo ' ' 5' Lf L Vit X V Y lj 'K Jill' xy I 1 aj lv XXI 'JN X' f- .. why-il H- V X44 X., ,JV by X In ,N . if ff U E D Dfw' w, QQ ' X Y - K -.,. Lf., qi it pt l - X A. 5 Q wil Q l V .5 ' A U DRE! l'I:1lWIlL'l'-ON IEEORUE HADIILTON DU ANE HEIIDLICK fllamb QI-Iummlel fDllk0, Five star featurc: Por- sonulity, ability, 0l'lC5I'i-TY. humor, and reliability. Commercial Club 4: Schol- arship -l: Monitor 4: Dra- matic Club 4: Senior Sch- olarship 4: HY Club 4: Idmrlaml l, 2, Zi. E was in agus yawn W WE g' tm? f 13515655- EVEN: rww ,H . 1 1 'PA KA N IG say mon are ter- creatures, but I don't 'N' ILLIADI IKIEFFER fliilll Being a ladies man would never appeal to m . X, ,y M.: , His sense of humor makes hi m a. friend of a1l,' ' Football 1 . 2. 3 I BB-Skelf ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4: Monitor 2. 3. 42 'Viking Views 42 Y Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys State 3. Viking' Staff 4. m m DON KINTZ Uiintzyj Mischief dances in his eyes. Class Officer 2, 4: Scholar- ship 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, Rf-WV-' ' ' 2, 3, 41 Basketball 1: Mon- .ijf U tl fl 7 itor 1:4 2, 3: Senior sicholar- Jmz' ,Q-2 -MC 'fi 5'- H .9 :ship ' 3 Band 3: Club J ' bl F9405 1. 2. 3, 4. , , i ,W 'L-1-V J ,, ' 'fl 'Ofy J nZ'96 -9 'rzffifflyli k 115 UL,-f ' bl N9 ,M ' V0-dsfwzfff , ll Y fljljhf A girl, a date. 2. car. out late, A class, a, quiz, no pass, gee whiz. Monitor 2: Dramatic Play 3: Viking Views 4: Oner- etta. 3, 4: Glee Club 3. 4. RAY LE HMAN fllllyl He grew and grew now he's quiet a. man. Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Schol- arship 3: Football 3: Bas- ketball 3: Viking Views 4: Glee Club 1. 2. and 17 fl f' I l A , 'N O W K2 61 VJXLTJX H ' 1 ML fb . . V ' f' mil. K lf' ' ' C . QA: fc I f - f I 'f ' AV' b ' ' F ' . fd J -f M W .7 .W M il, 'N ' Q aff 07 Jw fy K, C. M Y L' l 5,47 'I 1' v' V' D ,V-' Uuwwy ,F MJ W K cl. N 'J .- . fl WV 4 W l l J fl li l N XX WV yin lj ja .ll ,LV Xb! K, arf? l 1 v l X U 'U nov LESH MARY YIASON . 1 .- , - , Qlilonsel Ulla! ryi DQSIEIS MATH I E Jxggzkyl PHERBOL A' 7 . 4 4 . ll - . W hat man 'hues' I Qmfft and unassuming' l might be better if I Musical is the word d2ll'C. - Mixed Chorus 33 Football 1, Basketball l. 2: Senior Class Play 41 Viking: Staff but do we know her. Commercial Club -lg Home Economic Club 4: Viking' D would, but it's awfully lonesome being: good. I-lomeroom Officer 1, 43 4: Operetta -lg Band 1, 2, SMH 4: Minerva 1' L' 3' 30110121-1'ShilJ 1, 2. 3, -li 3, -lg Orchestm 1, 2, 3, -lg Football 2 3. -L: Basket- Prince ofl c-ucc 43 Y ' ' Dall 1. 2. 3. 4? M0l'litOl' 2. Club l, 2, 4: Glce Club -lg 3. 4: Junior Class Play Refi Cross Council 1. H: Senior Scholarship 4: Viking' Staff -lg Prince of Peace -lg HY Club 3, 4. him. Scholarship 4: Drk Play 4: Dl'2l,l112ltlC Senior Scholarship eretta -lg Glcc Viking Staff -l: High School 1, 22 High School 3. asv THOMAS MOLLETT Cloml Come what may, I'll make the best of it. Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 31 B2tSkGt- ball 1, 2, 33 Monitor' 25 Junior Class Play 31 Dra- JOE RENNER Moe! Boys will be boys. Scholarship 1, 23 Basket- ball 3: Monitor 3: Junior Class Play 3: Dramatic Play 4: Y Club 1, 2, 3, 4: ,Athletic Manager 23 DONNA JUNE RICE QDOnnu JIIIIP, - Happy am I, from care I a1'en't they like me. -nn free, why all contented Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 39 Dra- matic Club 4 3 Viking Staff 4' Orchestra 1, 'S 4' 1 A Y gs ,N -:gs . :HH-5 ' 'Sim mi li r 2:2 , - B V , B '.E QI:C.I. V: H H 93? A K M i w U 1- ' I GLENN.-1 RUDERE fGlcnnalD It's nice to be when your naturally Mixed Chorus 3, S ship 1, 2, 3, 4: Senio Play 4, Dramatic C :Ig Viking Staff 45 O u matic Play 45 Dramatic Cheerleader 2. HY., Club 1, 2' 3, 1: -Home 4: HY., Club 1' 2' Club 49 Band 1- 2g 33, 4,3 N- Q Economic Club 3, 47 L1- Home Economic Cl Prince of Peace 4. Y mtv, Xfj bij' brarian 45 Glce Club 1, 2. 45 Librarian 45 Gle Club 1. 2. 3. 4. fled CTOSS QL- my -fm 11, G. A, A. 45 1' Q ,gy , 4: Red cross Council Council 1, 2,,,x 3. lg 5 , lj ff. In Wfyllfg, In 'A 'li . -Z' Ynbfl ln 1 sum VX 3' 119 W Y ' Q1 x,fY'LfIQ' J 'U u 0 Vx In til? Q,SluM,,,.,,, . . -gray!-QCLCVJ4! -4 vdl XJ QU. 'Aff J ,757 V-ff - ff!!-,y,'l6l1,lC,Ll1 50, I , , G, 1. ,K f ff Q li. 41.114 ,H , fgfwl .ww-lx L if ww' J' ,S , lf' ' jx' J fx I A J il . 'f J fi ' 5 Q? ' .mm JC-sgccu Www iw xxl,l,,.cL, Y V fl , 18 JNL' H f fyfbf , fflnfy L I 14' LA' jg! in aff will ' Qaflfw NU gf il., Nj ,J will T C, , W U 3 Ld ffgQZfi:il.1gx'y UV 'WWW f ?1nf,1b0Q 'FM'LX'lJA 'our lg .JAIlJf sitlen' I db f ny.. , q ll of X M erl ,horli 'P' ome- U -. , ., . , . Ifnilwlljlfghl 1 M f V3 Iifohu ghiiyj w2,Ejxi?:lbE1a3!KT3Igtionzll 1-Ionoz hoc. .., .4 4, Junior Cl:-:kgs Play 33 Sliznior Class Play 4: Dramatic Play 1, 3, 3, -ll, D1'Hl11P1tlC Club 1, ZZ, 3. 4: Senior Scholarship 43 Viking.: Views 4: Viking' Staff 43 Opcretta 3, 43 Banal Il, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Prince of Peace 2, 3, 41 HY Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Home lllconomic Club 3: l,ib::'aiiian 33 Glee Club 1, W H 'ig 1 1 1 :X ' 1, I4 . f, A gs ,fy , U. l gs ' Ct? 9 , 1 J' 1, ,L Y C' ffl' 5' , 1 ,f Y,-1 f fl . r 1, , 1, I 1 4 f 1 NL x. 1 ' . -1. ff f JANE MILLER Cflunej Her tongue within her lips she reigns, For who talks much talks in vain. Conimercial Club 3, el: Scholarship 3: Monitor 4: Dranmtic Club 3: Viking Stuff lg Prince of Peace -lt Club 1. 2. 3, 4: G. A. A. 1. 2, 31 HOIITQ Ec- onomic Club 1, 3. , tddoalffvw 1-'fu 5Q7Wk STICIQIJA BIOHLER , 5 QQIH.-eniej So QX'f.l'i1Ol'll' ril - - nest, an: 5 ' COllllllEl'C.' lub 43 Schol- :irship 23 1'au'natic Club 1, 25 Operettzi 1, 3: Y Club 1, 2, 3, -L: Home Economic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club l PEGGY DIOLEDOR QPUSJ Her heart is like the moon, It's always chang- ing, and there's always a. man in it, Monitor 23 Dramatic Play 33 Draunatic Club 1, 2, 3: Viking Staff 4: Y Club 2, fi, 43 Home Economic Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1. X l lil! X SCHARIO f I log, J tl, -IA Nl ES SIEEBIANB' fI'lH'k, X HU is Erienfllr. witvgjli, :mul plenty of Afilinfijyii 1,-'00cbfl1,lf-'fzdl -1 fd P , skutbull 33, :s,.gijF:g?JQj?l1 2, gi -1: l.1'lo1'II-.ui lf lass I-153332-Q,,f1. I x'i1gi.1qjf-'L4sl5l21,s'f, -lg Ollvlvttzl 34j,f 'l5zl11,gl,l131' 23 Ojulllclslfui 'fi A'HlVVUCllllJ 1. iyjry Atlgyfgc Ilan:-lgrol' 1,' i:A3,lkefi Club 35 Rczl Crossf.Ll?r'iuncil -l. DIARGAKET SHEELY qillaggiej Always liaupy, pbppy, guy ln lil? vorld- ifs the only u'ay.x,X ll! SCll0lPll'Sl'Il1J ',,',l. 9 3, 4: Monitor Qgb Juni ' Class Play 3: Soiyior NC ss Flay -lg ljrmiiatxiy club 1, 45 Yikizilgl 'iuws Ji: Viking Slielffv.-ll Qjxlnxode Ql' Peauw -lg XJ Llub 1. J. 5-, -1, G A, Qiilyl., 23 XIIOXQJ Eco omic uh fl, Libm' 'un 3:'xJGlee C-'la J'-7? -1 C' 1,-S col n il AMD it Ca Egg, M12 L :fillnzil You Sl3Cl9l,A W 5 fi J f K lm XM lil, w lx 1 N Nl x, , X A RIUIIARD SNYDE1 mmm l I , -'AQ - l - who Ilia? 'Llp , l NYJ, ,Q-ilub f- KW lj f 5 1, Af MW A ll fl 'NU 'li l ,W fi-1, V u yr 19 I -xl X ,vii W .ii 'ii ,B li ISA RBA RA S I' EN 1' E Uiubnb Shes small, but so is a stick of dynamite. Class Officer l: Scholar- ship l, 2. 25. 4: Monitor 4: Junior Class Play 3: Senior Class Play 4: Dramatic Club 1, 2: Senior Scholar- ship 4: Viking View Viking Staff 4: Band 1 , Orchestra. 4: Club 1, 0 'i 4' G -'K 'X 1 2 '3' -. 'V ' v . - I - -. Home Economic Club Glue Club 1. , fm MJ, JW LJ fm ,Q 0,111 Wk JACK Sl'0NSELI.l'Jl-K QSp0nnyj School may a, place of learning be, and still af- ford good times for me. l-lomeruom Olficer 2: Class Officer 4: Scholarship 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2. Ci, -li, Monitor 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play -1: Y Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Boys State 3: Viking Staff 4. DONALD STFIH' R Klbonj A capable boy, eager to alo his share. Commercial Club 4: Mixed Chorus 3: Monitor 2, 3: Senior Class Play -I: Senior Scholarship 4: Viking Sta.1T 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Prince of Peace 4: HY Club 2, 3, 4: Athletic Manager 1, 2. ii of .ff is rn 4 s it M my is m. in :E -KEN Som s of ROI,-NND SKY.-XXSOX :il-IIRLEY ANN TROTT DEAN SYARSTLER tSh0rtyl Love is like the measles, we are not likely to have either seriously more than once. Homeroom Officer 2, 3: Scholarship 1. 21 Football 1, 2: Junior Class Play 32 Senior Class Play 4: Vik- ing Views 4: Viking Staff 4: Operetta. 3. 4: Y Club 1. 2,-3, gt Gee Club Shi. faea ,7 . yifoilfazioww ff ,f , ,, 20,i45 f' 1 1AnnJ Her personality and abil- ity will Carry her fair National Forensic League 1, 2, R, 4: Debate 1, 2: Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 42 Monitor 4: 'Dramatic Play 1, 2, 3. 4: Dramatic Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Senior Scholar- ship 4: Viking Views 42 Viking Staff 4: Operetta 3. 4: Band 1, 2: Prince of Peace 1. 2. 3, 4: Y Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Librarian 3: Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4: D, A. R, Test 4: National Honor Society 4. CCisnoD His friendliness is ap- preciated by everyone. Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 1: Monitor 3, 4: Y Club 1, 2, 3, 4. NED STULL fS!ultz, I-Ie's like a kcrosenc lamp, he often goes out at night, Commercial Club 3, 4: Homeroom Officer 2: Scho- lz-irship lg Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1: Track 1: Monitor 2. 3: Viking Views 4: Y Club 1, 2. 3, 4. qbusx- Sells.. Ll J M, K ,jd nommm smlsma QBobJ 1'm crazy about work, I can sit and look at it all day long. Football 1: Monitor 2, :3 Dramatic Play 4: Dramatic Club 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Y Club 1 MARILYN SURBEY fMingoJ She's a girl bright and snappy, full of pep, al- ways happy. National Forensic League 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Class Officer 1, 3: Scholar- Monitor 4: ship 1, 2, 3: Drumalic Play 2, 4: Dra- 'natic Club 1 , 2, 4: Viking Staff 4: Prince of Peace 4: Y Club 1, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 1. 2, 3: Home Economic Club 3: Cheerleader 2, 3, -1: Librarian 3, 4: Glee Club 1: Red Cross Council 1. DICK YYEIRICH flied! Upon his head his real hair lies, It'll be red until he dies. National Forensic League 2, 3, 4: Debate 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3: Scholar- ship J, 3, 4: Football 2: Basketball 1 : Dramatic Play 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Senior Scholarship 4: Viking Views 4: Viking Staff 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra. 1, 2, 3, 4: Prince of Peace 3, 4: Glcc Club 1. if 2 5 JOAN 'ELKER 4. n A peace won with hor EPE i H il Ll 'S 4- CARL WISE C0111-D Take life too seriously and what is it Worth, Omni 2 'Ub -. : Track 3, 4: Viking Staff Viking taff 4: Y Club 4: Scholarship 2. 1, 2, 3, Home Economic :Club 1. , 3. 4: Glee Club AI ' 21 4772? gf! . MW-f yffzeg .fZf'- 0 faaw-ed!! cliff Jw 422' - A LONG Top: Joan Welker, Jane Elson, Don Hwnbert, Barbara Basinger. Zncl: Don Kintz, Margaret Sheely, Anita Kane. 3rcl: Bill Brown, Barbara Spence, 'Jane Miller, Rosemary Fosnight. Bottom: Glenna Ruclersrnlth, Carper twins, Donna Rice, Margaret Erskine TIME AGU 3 Top: Martha Deuble, Marilyn S'ufrbe'y, Shfffrley Trott. Mficlclle: Jack: Sponseller, Rolancl Swanson, JoAnne Bfrothev s. Bottovn: Stella Mohler, Dwayne DeLong, Genie Gfjll, Bill Bishop. O U I , , islam, THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS THE FOLLOYVING WILL:- ' Mariha Ann Bain's class historian duties to Joh- anna Kobel. Barbara Basinger's pep and vitality at games to Mr. Trachsel Bill Bishop's height to Long John Schafer Eugene Boettler wills his clarinet to Benny Goodman. ' Joanne Brother's eyelashes to Jean Kreiner. Walter Brown wills the Mason Dixie line to his brother Tom Bill Brown's job as editor of the annual to some deserving Junior Janet Carper's bass fiddle to Larry Swogger Janice Carper's fiddle to Jack Benny Curtis Coon's good sense of humor bo Val Hahn Glenn Dahler wills his mangerial post to Roger Delong Dwayne Delong's mustache to John Clarke Martha Deu'ble's sense of humor to Tom Lanca- shire Jack Drukenbrod's days clf to Sherwin Snyder Jim Ellsworth's curly hair to Tom Barkhurst Jane Elson's figure to Estabelle Landau Margaret Erskine's dependability to the stu- dents who need it Rosemary Fosnight's laugh to Mr. Schneider. Genie Gil1's smile to the Ipana People Reba Givlerts out of t own dates to Joanne Lamb Gerald Graham's football shoes to Otto. Clf he can fill theml George Hamilton's ability to ignore girls to 'next years teams Duane I-lerdlick's ability to get away with any- thing in English class to Bill Fye Phil Holl's poems to anyone who appreciated the finer arts. Edward Horning's truck t.o the junk yard. Don Humbfert's basketball ability to Rodney Mur- P'hY Ted Hummel's long hair to Ed bulldog Tur- ner Anita Ifane's drivers license to the Sheriff Pa- 'ro Bill KeifTer's motorcycle to anyone who has one foot in -the grave Don Kintz's drums to Tom Post Ray Lehman's size 14's to Ralph Seemann Don Lesh's band uniform to Don B ixler Audrey Hamilton's English accent to Tubey Taylor. Mary Mason's job at King's to Barbara Bierly Dave Mathie's Allis 'Chalmers to Neal Surbey Jane Miller's lcng walk to school to Jane Keller. Shirley Mellen's dramatic ability to her sister, Martha Jack McPherson's piano playing to Mr. Russell Peggy M:ledor's giggles in English class to Claribel Martin Tom Mollet's speeches in speech class to any- body who can translate them Stella Mohler leaves her crown to future foot- ball queens Joe Renner's build to Arden Gill Donna Rice's hair to Eileen Mohler Glenna Rudersmith's outbursts in Government class to Ray Mummery Pat Schario's Government book to Tacie Lee Nelson Jim Seemann's mischievous to Jim Nelson Margaret Shee1y's parts in class plays to any o-ther good actressess Dick Snyder's quietness to Daryl Fondriest Barbara Snence's socks she knitted to any man that they fit. Jack Sponseller doesn't leave Nancy to anyone Don Studer's bass horn to Linda Swann Ned Stull's ability to sleep in study halls to Kenny Willaman Bob Sumser's seat in 304 to some lucky Junior Marilyn Surbey's cheerleading spot to Jean Shilling Roland Swanson's ability to go steady to Ralph Bush Shirley Ann Trot't's speaking ability to Lynn Murphy Dean Warstler's speed in typing -to Nancy Arthur Dick Weirich's vote to Henry Wallace J-oan Welker's ability to use study halls to ad- vantage to some other conscientious student Carl Wise wills his Commercial Law book to Mary Ford 25 UNDER CLASS MEN Cthers are still On the upward path, Whipped by the lashes Of history and math. li- wi?-'F .ZX i5 f fxzx ,- ,IS .M C aff xx W 28 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Well, just like science, We are progressing. Some of us, that is. Through all this, We have actually become Juniors, Yes, already this year we are represented in football, basketball, band, orchestra, and glee club. Also, three members of the varsity debate team are Juniors, Our class is represented in many other clubs. Throughout this year, we looked forward to the many thrills and highlights of being Juniors, especially the Prom, our clss rings, and last but not least - becoming a Senior in the class of 1950. -Janice Zeiger, Class Hzstoricm President: Tom McDowell Vice-President: Bill Kintz Secretary: Phyllis Spitler Historian: Janice Zeiger Tom McDowell, Phyllis Spitler, Janice Zeiger, Bill Kintz 29 bel, . esh, C. M , . Shu-ejfy I5ffgner,a13nf M- La KO- In I ' , U . e : B, Iiln tztca J Capley C Everett A Fr' ' r - x - 5' er, B. Diefenbach, Mr. Vana- Y man, J. Denton, R. Bush, S. Gibler, D. Geitgey. 30 JUNIOR , R Zlmm D C. wmaman' gi. Zeiger' C Yonalhgi Hug, D, Work. XV 1591 F ' 0 ingef' CLASS ROW! 1 , I ' Smith Sumsel., M. E ROW f ahn' S- Surb kins E' E' Hummel, M- 5253, Ro , .' Turner W 3. O. G' ,' . P. Spitzer, Dfvfel, J, Grove, Hillfel- . P. Cashnelv - Standiugi GTMELSQH, Metzgeu R' Mummgxyfjross, DOWEXXZ. 9Q,tteYS-OU' DaviS, yost. i ' Btwyyefs, ke, Mr. gi CSXXSQXSQU, J- Chu D Sekmeidey' Bruce, B' Eye' Seated.: ' Fcmdtlee B. Bierly, P. Baldwin, M. Ba.- ker, M. Boger, N. Arthur, J. Bishop, J. Beavers, W. Shel- by T. Brown, T. Seppelin. 31 SUPHUIVIORE CLASS HISTORY Last year, being very modern minded we decided to use airplanes as our mode of transportation through geducation. Boarding the good plane Freshman we took off on the first of the four laps of the journey to Graduation. We made frequent landings for social activities and events, such as Saturday Niters and Freshman- Sophomore Parties. Also we stopped for sporting events, debates, band, or orchestra and glee clubs, in which many of our members excelled. In spite of this we reached the end of our journey with a good record in schol- arship as well as in the aforementioned activities. After a three month layover in Vacation Lands we boarded the plane Sophomore with Mrs. Young and Mr. Beuck as navigators. The excellent trip of the Freshman was repeated with many additions in sports, scholarship and social activities. Except for encountering a few storms called Geometry, Biology and Latin, we have flown a smooth course. Having completed half the distance of our journey we look eagerly forward to next year when we shall board the plane 'Junior and continue toward our goal. Shirley Miller Class Historian President : David Basinger Vice-President : Ronnie Morrow Secretary-Treasurer Margaret Walker Historian : Shirley Miller D. Basinger, R. Morrow, S. Miller, M. Walker TENTH GRADE Row 1: lelt to riqht: Virginia Cox, Ioanne Gross, Roger DeLong. Leland Edgein, Ianet Fetzer. Anna Marie Elsass, Carolyn Humbert, Evelyn Bruegger, Bill Holder. Nancy Hummel. Ioyce Carol Israel, Ioan Lamb. Row 2: Mary Lynn Grove, Richard Baldwin, Alfred Adams. Eldrid Heckaman, lane Keller. Ioan Ferrell, Shirley Green, Marilyn Dourm. Doris Anstine. Row 3: Mrs. Young. Charles Culler, Clayton Carson, Donald Kauiman. Tony Chiololo, Bob Holl, lack Leonard, Bob Leonard, Helen Gill, Marilyn Fox. Row 4: Lawrence Bricker, lim Iackson. Karl Roberts, David Basinger. Row 1: Lett to right: Max Willaman, Eileen Mohler. Betty Lou Slrausser. Dick Smith, Martha Mellen, Hildegarde Nobis, Rodney Murphy, Margaret Weirich, Doris Miller, 'Betty Schworm. Larry Scharver. Row 2: lim Nelson, Jack Schreiner, Steve Wilkins. Margaret Walker, Lynn Murphy, Nancy Powell. Sandra McIntyre, Norma Young, Ray Schaeiler, Costas Hiqoumenakes. Row 3: Mr. Beuck, Bill Smith. Ioan Saylor, Tom Post. lim Rhodes. Wayne Taylor. Iim Willa- man, Ronnie Morrow, Patsy Post, Shirley Miller. Row 4: Bill Williams, Tom Barkhurst, Sherwin Enyder, Barbara Russell, Charles Weidleman, Warren Rigdon. FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY The Freshman ship of education was launched this year on the seas of High School life. A successful journey is expected because of the great promise these sailors have shown so far. Freshman ability has been shown in many fields. The lively '52ers are represented in social clubs, glee clubs and baseball teams. Also, they are proving their abilty in scholarship. Smooth sailing, '52, President : Bill Bricker Vice President : Ralph Seemann Secretary-Treasurer Johanna Kobel Bill Bricker, Johanna Kobel, Ralph Seemann NIN TH GRADE First row: left to right: Ianet Daily. Gerald Dur- yee, Ellen Lantry, Ronald Foltz, Lloyd Melhorn. Ierry Nelson, Shirley Ferrell. Loretta Conley, Grace Myers, Lois Kloetzley. Nancy Dahler. Second row: Miss Baker, Kenneth McPeek. Arden Gill. Bob Glutting, Bob Marquardt, Homer Logan, Don Kloetzly. Richard Fye. Bill Bricker. Third row: Etta McDowell. Betty Mason, Nancy Kolp. Ardythe Broeske, Iune Gladfelter, Martha Ake, Donna lean May. Carl Bohnsack,'1-inn Combs. Fourth row: Carol Kreiner, Betty Butcher. Santa Evey. Harry Iordan. lim Masline. Shirley Dorner, Iohanna Kobel. Delores DeLong, Carol Greenho. Frances Adams. First row: Yvonne Streby, Ralph Seemann, Made- Iyn Sumser, Elaine Wolle. Mary Ellen Young. Shir- ley Robertson, Evelyn Hetrick, Martha Warburton, lean Shilling, Janet Powell, Amelia Stumpf. Second row: Mr. Misko, Don Spitler. Richard Shaheeni. Ioe Sumser, lack Spence. Dick Wise. Homer Reed. Robert Taillard, Betty Stayer, Bever- ly Wendell. Patricia Reiss. Third row: Ianice Hershberger. Mary Ellen Lones, Arlene Warner, Patricia Rine. Richard Shafer. Glor- ia, Renner, Mary Benner. Betty Rhodes. Beverly Yarman. Kathleen Nine, Ethel Weirich. 35 EIGHTH GRADE First row: left to right: Donna Arthur. Sally Ber. rodin. Ioann Albrecht. David Brown. Bill Geitqey. Carol Chenot. Ned Lehman. Hose Bloss. Ray Elsass. Gary Lesh. Don .Bixler. Second row: Mr. Esmont. Bob Humbert. Iohn Holl. lean Harter. Phil Howes. Charles Volkert. Earl Givler. Loren DeLong. Ellen Bush. Third row: Bill Bushong, Wilma Iauman, Herb Erskine. David McPherson. Bruce Cough. Larry Low. Mary Hagedorn. First row: left to right: Estelle Saylor. Barbara Mathias. Lester Mohler, Neal Surbey. Sammy Mar- tin. David Wallick. Don Zeiqer, Don Noebe, Mar- lene Winehart. Second row: Kenny Willaman. Clarke Miller. Sally Wilkins, Susan McIntyre. Carol Surbey. Cyn- 36 N l thia Starks. Allen Riqdon. Mary Lou Russell. Eileen Mason. Third row: Mr. Everson. Eugene Schadorl. Clarence Volkert. Peter Spence. Carol Morris. Nancy Price. Marlene Wyant. Paul Venditi, Mark Overholt. SEVENTH GRADE First row: left to right: Fred Culler. Bob Klinger, Karns. Don Ehlers. Connie Gummere. Nancy Fetzer Bob Koons. Mariorie Bonnett. Gary Farrell. Lewis Charles Bruegger. Chenot. Earl Greenho. Ted Brown, Richard Foltz. Third row: Bobby Barnes. Bertha Givler. Delores Nancy Lee Gardner. Shirley Earles. Alexander. Carol Evey. Ioyce Haines. Mary Den Second row: Mrs. Oswald. lane Hushour. Rich- nis. Elinor Acheson. Don Brown. Robert Boettler. ard Bernhardt. Edgar Freeze. Rose DeVolld. Louella L , First row: left to right: Mildred Schworm. Nevin Lantry. Estabelle Landau. Dean Willison. Leslie Mohler. Fred Mathias. Larry Swogger. Audrey Mel- len. Nila Nelson. Anne Workman. Don Paige. Second row: Mrs. Black. Carol Miller. David Welker. Linda Swann. Otto Wohlbold. Iohn Lones. Bonnie Spiker. Nancy Post. Nancy Uplinger. Third row: Melvin Sheely. Wilber Rhodes. Lucy Rinehart. George Parker. Dwight Shelby. Kathryn Schumacker. 3 7 ,,, fn W . .W yi, I -D as w ji +I? Q' fe I Vg lx ,, 1 V -5111? In sports for the year, S P Q N I i I : L We reall? did shine. There 11 never be one Like old forty-nine. w N-fi-N.,.,QQ, ff- 2l'f!F4.+Y - Y -Li-iffy , if W ,QTL-3,-Jvtii, , ,Je-' ' -fk -'l. 1 nj, ir Y:i. ??l., Y - X F5 2' 4 g- 4 xvY - V ,KX MLP eww - . Ym V -f'N -- f A, - 7X'ig:- 'V -7 f-5 jg, ' ff, f-X - Zvi COACHES The current social changes and vocational trends indicate that much of the new leisure, Whether earned or enforced, Will be spent in recreation through physical activities. Under the capable leadership of Joe J. Esmont, Athletic Director, and the coaching staff-Arthur Lave, Clyde Vana- man, and Tony Misko-a modern program of health and physical edu- cation has been developed. Mr. Lave spent many hours training the foot- ball squad and reserve basketball team. Coach Vanaman, a letterman from Mt. Union, capably guides the Vikings in basketball and assists in football coaching. Tony Misko, baseball coach, shows the junior high boys the drive and skills for school sports. ' x B '54 . 'B If X FQ' 3 W A x - Vejay , X Q., -sf' Wi -x .ww M. 5 n. . X, 3' 1 'A r Q6 asm s QB ' Q ' ffffff' 5 My 1 v - .x ix. 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'W 5 X . ,. i ' WNQXX X if - if M K ' w 'X A, X V1 I X N E59 Ja? N X WW. ,Xs:'wz XX - gJ ,,X if .. G+ iw y Eh as Zgff - fggf w- A Q ,X tiff we wir 1 K WW X nwmu: nr: on H mm X v , .L..,.4, 43 A 0 A --XXX MX I 1 I W, 1 RESERVES 3 i First row: Tom Achauer, Harry Jordan, Ralph Seemann, Larry Scharver, Tom Brown. Second row: Steve Wilkins, Bill Kintz, Iohn Spence, Bob Marquardt, Bill Bricker. Third row: Arden Gill, Charles Culler, Dick Shafer, Iohn Curley. Clayton Carson, lim Willaman. N.C. OPP. N.C. OPP. Sept. 30 Louisville 0 13 Oct. 23 Middlebranch U 19 Oct. 4 Iackson 18 13 Oct. 28 Lorin-Andrews 2 21 Oct. 7 Central Catholic 12 0 Nov. 4 Central Catholic 28 0 Oct. ll Middlebranch 7 27 Nov. 9 Iackson 21 6 Announcer: Ray Mummery Managers: Bill Holder. Roger DeLong, Duane Geitgey, Dick Smith 'BQ ' THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY HAROLD F. WILKINS fi e I 45 J Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec. Dec. Dec Dec Jan J an Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb Feb Feb Feb VARSITY BASKETBALL 30 Middlebranch 7 Jackson 10 Ellet 17 Springfield 18 Louisville 22 Coventry 23 Alumni 27 Coshocton 30 Minerva 7 Stow 8 Central Catholic 14 Norton 15 Louisville 21 Coventry 28 Ellet 4 Springfield 5 Kent Roosevelt 8 Columbiana 11 Stow 12 Central Catholic 18 Norton 22 Kent State First How: Icxmes Ashburn. Manager: Iames Seemann, Bill Pye, Eugene Boettler. lack Sponseller, Glen Dcxhler, lMcmugerl Second Row: Mr. Vcmcxman. Iames Beavers. Ward Mcxthie. George Hcxmillon. N.C. OPP. SECTIONAL 49 47 N.C. OPP. -11 42 March 4 Jackson 55 42 March 5 Greensburg 56 44 DISTRICT 38 31 March 9 Westlake 60 31 March 10 Doylestown 58 36 0 ' 7 ' 1 47 33 'M31Ch 11 Axon Lake 53 22 REGIONAL 66 55 March 1.7 Midvale 37 29 61 44 March 19 Loweuvilie 48 38 37 46 jg STATE SEMI-FINALS 33 March 24 Lockland Wayne 38 59 53 49 Total Points 1434 Opp. Points 1178 57 42 50 28 Won 22, Lost 7 47 RESERVES First row: D. Smith, M. Willaman, W. Tay- Second row: Mr. Esmont, D. Basinger, L. lor, T. Ashburn, J. Schreiner, R. Murphy. Bricker, B. Smith, R. Morrow, R. Delong. 'NX-if G xg I ,f ig if i ' is ' .z ,. .L . 48 Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 30 Middlebranch 7 Jackson 10 Ellet 17 Springfield 18 Louisville 22 Coventry 27 Coshocton 30 Minerva 7 Stow 8 Central Catholic 14 Norton 15 Louisville 21 Coventry 28 Ellet 4 Springfield 5 Kent Roosevelt 8 Colmbiana 12 Central Catholic 11 Stow 18 Norton 22 .Kent State OPP. 34 44 35 35 28 25 48 37 29 37 30 29 26 22 24 34 27 27 31 55 25 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL First row: T. Achauer, H. Jordan, R. Shaheen, J. Masline, B. Bricker. J. Spence. Second row: R. Foltz, J. Nelson, D. Wise, J. Sumser, J. Shafer, R. Fye, R. Seemann, Mr. Lave. N. C. 19 Jackszn 31 N. C. 24 Greentown 18 N. C. 24 Hartville 32 N. C. 33 Greentown 23 N. C. 21 Springfield 20 N. C. 34 Edgeifield 27 N. C. 13 Jackson 21 N. C. 16 Jackson 42 N. C. 16 East Canton 18 N. c. 22 Hartville 17 TOURNAMENT N. C. 20 St. Louis 37 N. C. 16 Stow 56 JUNIOR HI BASKETBALL N. C. 34 Lehman 42 N. C. 24 Central Catholic 26 N. C. 41 Jackson , 20 N. C. 29 Minerva 28 N. C. 18 Central Catholic 32 N, C. 33 Springfield 18 N. C. 27 Lorin Andrews 35 N. C. 24 'Columbiana 64 N. C. 39 Minerva 31 N. C. 34 Middlebranch 26 N. C. 23 Jackson 2? N. C. 29 Louisville 43 N. C. 43 Lehmap d 42 N. C. 41 Lorin Andrews 50 N. C. 33 Springiel 12 . N. C. 25 Louisville 31 TOURNAMENT N. C. 28 Greentown Res. 38 N, C. 36 Stow 33 First row: D. Paige, S. Greenho, D. Foltz, L. Swogger. Second row: D. Noebe, B. Geitgcy, P. Howes, C. Volkert, T. Davis, P. Spence, H. Erskine, R. Warstler, G. Lesh, Lester Mohler. Third row: T. Brgwn, N. Lantry, B. Coons, O. Wohlbold, B. Boettler, D. Brown, Leslie Mohler, Mr. Misko. QAbsent: Robert HLl1T1b61't.J TRACK Row l: le!! to right: Ioe Sumser, Larry Scharver. Iohn Spence, Harry Iordan, Ralph Seemann, Tom Ashburn, Tom Post, Ray Schaffer. Leland Edqein, Steve Wilkins, and lack Schreiner. Row 2: Warren Shelby, Iack McPherson. lay Bishop. Don Spitler. Richard Shaheen. Arden Gill. Bob Gluiiinq, Duane Geitgey, and Mr. Esmont. Row 3: lim Willaman, Tom Brown. Ed Turner. lim Capley, Ierry DeRoche. Wayne Taylor, Iim Rhodes, Ronnie Morrow and Iim Ashburn. Row 4: Ned Stull, Dick Snyder. Torn McDowell, Bill Kiniz. Phil Holl. Bill Smith, Bob Sumser, and Ralph Bush. BASEBALL Mggigiiggny Row 1: leii to right: Tom Brown. Daryl Fondriest, Richard Nelson. Ronald Foliz, Roger DeLong. Bill Holder, Arden Gill, Harry Iordan, Ralph Seemann, lack Schreiner, Hay Schaffer, and Tom Seppelin. Row 2: lim Seemann, lack Sponseller. Dwayne DeLong. Bill Bricker, Ray Mummery, Don Spiiler, lim Capley. Ed Turner. lay Bishop, Ronnie Morrow, and Mr. Misko. Row 3: Phil Holl. lim Willaman, Gerald Graham, Iohn Cross, Tom Post. lim Ashburn- WUYUB Taylor, Charles Culler, and Bob Holl. Row 4: George Hamilton and Richald Shaier. 50 G. A. A. y TOP LEFT: left to right: Audrey Fryer. Mariorie Boqer. Suzanne Gibler. Peggy Post, Lucy Davis. Yonda I-loovler, Ianice Zeiger, Pat Baldwin. IUNIORS TOP RIGHT: left to right: Mary Ford. Barbara Myers. Mardell Hawkins. Phyllis Spitler. Margy Kobel. Rose Chioiolo. SOPHOMORE BOTTOM LEFT: left to right: Betty Schworm. Virginia Cox. Patsy Post. Mary Lynn Grove. Eldrid Heckaman. Nancy Hummel. Anna Marie Elsass. Eileen Mohler. Back row: Barbara Russell, Margaret Walker. Ioanne Saylor. The Sophomores ot '49 represent undefeated softball championship team. FRESHMAN BOTTOM RIGHT: Row 1: Nancy Dahler, Carol Greenho, Dolores DeLong, Shirley Domer. Elaine! Wolfe. Row 2: Shirley Ferrell. Marilyn Sumser. Loretta Connally, Yvonne Streby. Ianet Powell. Io Kobel. Shirley Robertson. Row 3: Madelyn Sumser. Donna May. Beverly Yarman. Donna Rice. Patty Reiss, Iune Gladlelter. Katherine Nine. Betty Butcher. Freshmen, sophomores and juniors played eighteen regular intramural basket- ball games. Coach, Mrs. Black then planned three tournament games. The sophomore team: Patsy Post, Eileen Mohler, Nancy Hummel, Eldrid Heckaman, Mary L. Grove, and A. M. Elsass emerged as champions when they defeated the junior team by a score of 10 - 6. 51 A E CHEERLEADERS VARSITY MW' . MW RESERVE WE'RE ON THE BE-AM We're on the BE-AM We've got a TE-AM W6,I'6 on the beam We've got a team We're hep to the jive North Canton High School's REALLY ALIVE!!! Mardell Hawkins Nancy Arthur Marilyn Surbey Barbara Basinger Eileen Mohler Marjorie Kobel Jean Shilling Martha Warburton Yvonne Streby Shirley Green Mary Ford l F-I-GHT We're gonna F-I-GHT We're gonna F-I-GHT We're gonna F-I-GHT We're gonna Fight, Fight, Fight ! , When our road is so rough, And it's hard and so long, Our iourney is soothed By the presence of song. s.fX.v-I Aszi' ' f wa!-. '4- -. ., '35, .fN.,i... 5 Y' K9 V '291 I 1 'fl Ill vb 5 E-Y 0 1 IIQ' 49 ,M ,A rg V r If 22' 1 5 455 ' Wi- 1 ,1 ,- ,- ffm ,Y I. x .- -fv, f X, W - V Y X A7.f-L s i + S + 1 , fi-, -H X K 'iL2 1, ,sf 5 Y----.-Vg ,ri 1 sisajtii-. X is I , - Xf , -S 13 'j s-XL 4 L L' ' - -A -1-1?-ff 'TE2?-'T' -V ' M, ' ri- f' 7 QL-Y Ss. --' -' H I ' y Ti 1 J f - Z' i -is ' if i fx i 5 j - 'T ,K --Q,Y Y f- Y-, 5, '34 f 5 -f Y ' V -f- s PIRATES OF PENZANZE pn Hmwiw ,., ..,,. W. A ,PS .,,, qwi- K 1 J 42. sg I UPERETTA It is explained that Frederic, when a child, was appr'enticed through a mistake to the Pirates of Penzanze by his nursemaid, Ruth. As the operetta opens, Frederic has just reached his twenty-first birthday. Having completed his apprenticeship, he is determined to wipe out his friends, the pirates. He enlists the aid of Policemen and pre- pares to march against the pirates. In the mean- time Frederic falls in love with Mabel, one of Gen. Stanley's daughters. Meanwhile, the Pirate King and Ruth visit Frederic and prove to him that he was born on February 29th and is in real- ity only five years old. Frederic then feels duty- bound to return to the pirate band. However, the police defeat the piratesg the pirates prove they are all noblemen gone wrong and are released. Frederic is then free to marry Mabel, and all ex- pirates pair off with the rest of the Gene1'al's daughters. Selected members from the high school or- chestra assisted the glee clubs in presenting this well-known operetta. THE CAST Leading parts in the production were carried out as follows: Richard .. David Basinger 'U Samuel .. William Bishop Frederic ..... Ralph Bush Major-General Stanley ..., . . . . . . Richard Weirich Edward CSgt. of Policeb .. Donl-Iumbert Mabel ...... Joanne Grove Ruth ....... Shirley Trott Kate ........ Anita Kane Edith .... Shirley Mellen Isabel ...... Jane Denton Director: Mr. Everson Weirich Humbeit Tiott B1ShOp Basmgei Our 48-piece marching band began a successful season by per- forming at the Cleveland Stadium with the Musical Majorettes. They also performed at the football games. The 87-piece concert band entered the State Contests in the Spring. During the year the band bettered its already outstanding record in ine performances. VIKING First row: Ianice Carper. Mariorie Boger. Io- anne Grove. Grace Meyers, Ann Combs. Second row: Barbara Bierley, Donna Rice, Tacie Lee Nelson, Audrey Fryer, Shirley Mellen. lane Denton. Estelle Saylor, Patty Reiss. Ellen Lantry. Richard Weirich. Third row: Martha Warburton. Norma Young. Suzanne Gibler, Valette Maruna, Elinor 56 First row: E. Boettler, T. Seppelin. -F. Young, I. Gross. M. Boqer, I. Kreiner A. Melen. F. Adams, E. Acheson, L. Swann, S. Mellen. I. Elson. Second row: P. Metzger. M. L. Russell, D. Wise, C. Willaman. N. Hummel. A Combs, I. Saylor. I. Denton, I. McDowell. N. Young. I. Grove, S. Snyder. M Weirich, E. Weirich, G. Myers, C. Kreiner. M. Smith. I. Zeiger. Third row: I. Harter. K. Nine. R. DeVolld. C. Sverett, P. Reiss. M. Young. D Wallick. N. Lehman, E. Hummel. L. Karnes. I. Bishop. B. Surnser. T. Mollet E. Greenho. D. Paige, B. Givler, R. Elsass. B. Bierly. E. Lantry. I. Brothers Mrlzzx 'WR' s i'- N. ...ze so r x E 'jg M 1 ..., M . Qs. safer. s E. Stayer, T. Wills, D. DeLong. S. Domer. T. L. Nelson. Fourth row: N. Lantry, C. Gummere, I. Hausl-tour. C. Greenho. K. Schumacher. A. Workman, M. Overholt, B. Butcher, M. Wise. B. I.. Strausser. I. Israel, K. McPeek, M. Baker. D. Kaufman, R. Morrow, D. Hummbert. Standing: Mr. Seppelin, D. Lesh, I. Carper, D. Studer, I. Nelson, L. Davis, R. Weirich, I. Surnser. D. Bixler, B. Koons. I. Leonard. B. Russell. Head Maiorette, Cynthia Yonally Ioanne Brothers, Margaret Weirich, Ethel Weirich. Ioanne Saylor. Q. Our 42-piece orchestra played for several hundred music teachers at the N. E. O. T. A. in Cleveland. They entertained at plays, and for diiferent clubs in our community. The orchestra also entered the con- tests. Both the band and the orches- tra are under the very able direc- tion of Mr. Urho Seppelin. ORCHESTRA Acheson, Nancy Gardner. Audrey Mellen. Linda Swann, Mary lane Elson, Iean Kreiner. Tom Seppelin, Florence Young. Margaret Weirich. Ethel Weirich, Ianet Carper. Don Humbert. Don Studer. Fourth row: Don Lesh, Charles Everett, David Wallick, Etta McDowell, Sherwin Snyder, Don Kaufman. Ronnie Morrow, Mr. Seppelin. 57 58 BUYS' GLEE CLUB First row: left to right: Ed Turner, Iay Bishop. Gerald Graham, Roland Swanson. Iim Nelson. Fred Patterson. lil Adams. Bob Taillard. Carl Bohnsack. Dwayne DeLong. Bill Bishop. Dick Smith. Second row: Warren Shelby. Riley Marrell. Bob Zimmerman. Clayton Carson. Tony Chioiolo, Bob Holl, Ronnie Morrow. Bob Leonard. Bill Kintz. Barry Dieienhach. Third row: Don Humbert. Duane Herdlick. lack McPherson. Don Lesh. lim Willaman. David Basinger. Ralph Bush. Charles Culler. Bill Smith. Fourth row: Mr. Everson, Bill Williams. Sherwin Snyder. Tom Cashner. Tom McDowell, Dick Weirich. Omar Givler. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First row: left to right: Virginia Cox. Phyllis Spitler. Ian et Fetzer. lean Kreiner. lane Denton. Anita Kane. Elizabeth Hummel. Martha Mellen. Joyce Israel. Ioan Lamb. Betty Schworm. Second row: Ioanne Ferrell. Ioanne Grove. Barbara Bie rly. Ioanne Brothers. Marilyn Dourm, Doris Anstine, Shirley Green. Claribel Martin. Barbara Myers. Betty Lou Strausser. Third row: Suzanne Givler. Eldrid Heckaman. lane Keller. Glenna Rudersmith, Audrey Fryer. Nancy Powell, Sandra McIntyre. Margaret Walker. Fourth row: Florence Young. Pat Schario. Barbara Russell. Ioanne Saylor. Patricia Post. Mary Lynn Grove. Fifth row: Shirley Mellen. Mr. Everson. Shirley Trott. FBESHMAN CLEE CLUB First row: left to right: Shirley Domer, Madelyn Sumser, Elaine Wolfe. Dolores DeLong. Carol Ann Greenho. Frances Adams. Shirley Robertson. Evelyn Hetrick, Shirley Ferrell. Amelia Stumpf, Nancy Dahler. Second row: Beverly Yarman, Betty Mason. Iohanna Kobel. Gloria Renner. Ianice Hershberqer. Mary Benner. Yvonne Streby. Kathleen Nine. Santa Evey. Ianet Daily. Third row: Etta McDowell, Nancy Kolp. Ardyth Broseke. Martha Ake. Iune Gladfelter. Donna May. Fourth row: Elizabeth Stayer. Beverly Wendell. Carole Norris. Mr. Everson, 59 Quurlei CWeirich, Swanson, Bishop, Humberth Band Practice: Maioreites fweirich, Yoncxlly. Broihers. Row 2: Post, Saylor, Weirichl: Drummer I. Kreener. Soloisis for Spring Cantest Trombone Section. SPONSORED BY LEWIS 6 GREENHO-FURNITURE. NORTH CANTON 60 All work and no play Makes people grow old. A C T I V I 'I' I ES To pan for some gold. f-F kg? K 7 ff! WA Q 47 ,,,I If f J if warg ,J Jef? ,fx-,..f E I I 62 SENIOR CLASS PLAY OLD DOC THE CAST Dr. John Hillary, Old Doc ..... Gerald Graham Dr. Ro-bert Hillary, his son .... Roland Swanson Pa Ma Brown, his wife .......... Brown, a neighbor ..... ...... D on Studer Shirley Mellen Margaret Burns, Bob's fiancee .. Barbara Basinger Dick Burns, her kid brother .... Janet Martin, Old Doc,s niece . Mr. Hepple, a lawyer ........... On December 3 the Senior Class, under the capable di- rection of Miss Bahler and Miss Bayer, presented the 3- act comedy-drama Old Doc. The play takes place in the waiting roorn of Old Doc Hil- lary's office. Old Doc thinks his son Bob is coming back to practice with him, but Bob wants to practice with a Dr. Brand in Boston. Old Doc dies believing his son is going to take up his practice. After hearing what all his father had done Bob decides to be- come the next Doc Hillary of Mason County. IDENTIFICATION FOR PICTURE AT TOP OF PAGE 62 First row: Ierry Graham, Martha Ann Bain, Barbara Basinqer, Roland Swan- son. Shirley Mellen, Bill Bishop. Second row: Ioanne Brothers, lack Sponseller. Glenna Rudersmith. Martha Deuble. Margaret Sheely, Don Lesh, Barbara Spence. lane Elson, Don Studer. William Bishop Barbara Spence , . . . Don Lesh Dr. Edmond Brand, a friend of Bob's . . . .Jack Siponseller Helen Brand, his daughter ...... Joanne Brothers Mary Jane Elson Glenna Rudersmith Margaret Sheely Martha Deuble Lois Warner .Marlha Ann Bain Directors ........... Miss Bahler and Miss Bayer Mary Selby Mrs. Rossi friends and I Mrs. Cronin 'patients of Mrs. Mellen ii t'Old Doc'l l A 63 50050-.x, Archie . . . Dinah ......... April ........... Marion Carstairs . . Polly Walker . . . . . . . Lt. Smith ............. Sgt. O'Hara ............. . . . . Mr. and Mrs. Cherington Mr. Sanford ........... . The Dramatic Club pro- . U Carolyn Willaman DR.QlYliT,lE HQEHE.. PLAY THE CAST . . Ray Mummery Pete ............. . . Marilyn Surbey Joella .............. .. Rupert Van Duesen .. .. . . . . Shirley Trott Flashlight . . . . . . . . . . . . Margaret Erskine Slukey ............ . . . . . . . Genie Gill . . Willard Brown Wendy . . . . . . Dick Weirich Mag . . . . Jack McPhersonn, Joe ..... Lucy Davis Betsy .......................... ... . Joe Renner duction was a mystery com- edy-one which became very much involved. The action of the play was staged in the garden of the Carstairs fam- ily. The three Carstairs child- ren-Archie, Dinah and April -not only solve the mystery, but succeed in getting their widowed mother married to the handsome police lieuten- ant. IDENTIFICATION FOR PICTURE AT TOP OF PAGE 64 I-'irsi row: lefi to right: R. Zimmer- mcm. I. Clarke, N. Arthur, M. Surbey, C. Willumun. S. Troll, L. Davis. M. Erskine, D. DeLong. T. Mollett. 2nd row: L. E. Lesh. G. Gill, P. Spitler. R. Sumser. I. Benner, R. Mum- mery. R. Weirich. Willard Brown. I. McPherson. Walter Brown. Mrs. Meyer. .. Bob Sumser .. Nancy Arthur . Walter Brown Bio-b Zimmerman . . . . John Clark Lou Ellen Lesh Tom Mollett Phyllis Spitler 65 + j 66 NATIONAL FURENSIC LEAGUE The National Forensic League was chartered at North Canton High School, Jan- uary 31, 1946. The original group of charter members consisted of thirteen pupils and two facility members. The present chapter consists of thirteen pledged members and fifteen associate members. Eight members hold degrees of honorg four degrees of ex- ccllcnceg and two degrees of distinction. The purpose of this organization is to promote the interests of interscholastic de- bate, oratory, and public speaking by encouraging a spirit of fellowship and by con- fering upon deserving candidates a Worthy badge o fdistinction. During its active existence the organization has provided speakers for many school and community programs. Some of its members have an opportunity during the year to attend the Student Youth Congress and thus make proper preparation as good citi- zens of the community and the nation. First row: left to right: Shirley Mellen, Ianice Zeiger, Sandra Mclntyre, 'Margaret Walker, Mary Benner, Patricia Metzger, Iane Denton, Martha Mellen. Second row: Mrs. Meyer, Gerald Duryee, Audrey Fryer, Shirley Trott, Margaret Weirich, Ioan Lamb, Ianice Hersh- berger, Gloria Renner. Third row: Mr. Beuck, Dick Weirich, Tacie Lee Nelson. Willard Brown, Raymond Mummery. JR. -SR. DRAMATIC CLUB First row: left to right: Mrs. Meyer, Margaret Erskine, Donna Iune Rice. Marilyn Baker, Barbara Bierly, Tacie Lee Nelson. Barbara Myers, Mariorie Kobel, lane Denton, Carolyn Willaman, Second row: Margaret Sheely, Suzanne Gibler, Barbara Basinger, Marilyn Surbey, Ioanne Brothers, Genie Gill, Martha Ann Bain, Shirley Ann Trott, Shirley Mellen. Third row: Mr. Beuck, Ianet Carper, Dwayne DeLong. Tom Lancashire, Iack McPherson, Richard Weirich, Wil- lard Brown. Raymond Mummery, Peggy Post. LX RESHMAN-SOPHUMORE DRAIVIATIC CLUB First row: left to right: Steve Wilkins, Dick Smith. Max Willaman, Bill Holder, Martha Mellen Ianet Daily, Doris Miller, Ellen Lantry, Shirley Ferrell, Ioan Lamb, Ioyce Israel, Betty Butcher. Second row: Gloria Benner, Mary Benner, Santa Evey, Eileen Mohler, Hildegard Nobis, Frances Adams, Mar- garet Weirich, Virginia Cox, Ioanne Gross, Delores DeLong, Katherine Nine. Third row: Mr. Myer, Ianice Hershberger, Betty Mason, Martha Ake, Ann Combs, Carol Greenho, Elaine Wolle. Shirley Domer, lohanna Kobel, Beverly Yarman. Fourth row: Mr. Bueck, Iune Gladfelter, Eldrid Heckaman, lane Keller, Patsy Post, Mary Lynn Grove Marilyn Dourm, Shirley Miller Margaret Walker. Fifth row: Nancy Kolp, Ardyth Broeske, Barbara Russell, Sherwin Schneider, Iim Nelson, Lynn Murphy, Doris Anstine. 67 I 6:8 DEBATE CLUB Winning many debates and honors throught the year the debaters went to Colum- bus Where the first team Won second place in state competition. This year the question Was: Resolved: That the United Nations now be revised into a Federal World Govern- ment. Affirmative Negative First Team: Dick Weirich Ray Mummery Tacie Lee Nelson Pat Metzger Second Team: Martha Mellen Gerald Duryee Margaret Weirich Joan Lamb Audrey Fryer Caltj Third Team: fnoneb Margaret Walker Sandra Mclntyre Coaches: Mr. Beuck and Mrs. Meyer. Lett to right: Mr. Beuck, Margaret Weirich. Martha Mellen. Ioan Lamb. Sandra Mclntyre. Ray Mummery, Mar- garet Walker, Patricia Metzger. Gloria Renner. Ianice Hershberger. Tacie Lee Nelson. Gloria Renner. Dick Weirich, Audrey Fryer. Mrs. Meyer. Gerald Duryee. LIBRARY CLUB The history of literature, from Chaucer down, is easily enough found when a school has capable librarians, under the supervision of Mrs. Meyer. Donna Rice, Margaret Weirich, Lucy Davis, Rose Chiofolo, Jane Denton, Carole Norris, Joanne Grove, Mrs. Meyer, Patricia Schario, Margaret Erskine, Cynthia Yon- ally, Nancy Arthur. First row: left to right: Pat Baldwin. Phyllis Spitler. Martha Arm Bain. Second row: Glenna Rudersmith, Lou Ellen Lesh, Martha Deuble. Barbara Myers. Ianice Carpet. Third row: Margaret Post. 69 I 70 COMMERCIAL INK DEOPPERS From the study of Business education, We aim to understand, to appreciate, and to perform effectively the Work required in the field of business. First row: leit to right: Ioanne Grove. Claribel Martin. Mardell Hawkins. Mariorie Kobel. secretary: Nancy Arthur. Iean Kreiner. Audrey Hamilton. treasurer: Anita Kane. Elizabeth Hummel. Mary Ford. Carolyn Wilaman. Second row: Mrs. Aldridge. Mary Ellen Smith. Ianice Zeiger. Patricia Baldwin. Ioan Welker. Marilyn Baker. Cynthia Yonally. Mary Mason. Stella Mohler. Barbara Bierly. Third row: Mr. Beuck. Barry Dieienbach. Iohn Gross. Tom Brown. lane Miler. Starr Surbey. Peggy Post. Suzanne Gibler. Marilyn Surbey. Fourth row: Thomas Barkhurst. Bill Fye. Tom Cashner. Iames Beavers. Riley Marrell. vice-president: Bill Bruce. Ned Stull. Ted Hummel. JUNIOR RED CROSS A division of membership in the American National Red Cross is the American Junior Red Cross. Our branch of the Red Cross, advised by Mrs. Oswald, has done fine Work in this organization. We have packed gift boxes at Christmas for the children over seas, con- tributed money and many other small servi.ces. We have a very active group in our school. First row: left to right: Ioyce Carol Israel. secretary: Mary Lou Russell. Mary Hagedorn. vice president: Ronald F oltz. Nancy Fetzer. Elinor Acheson. Kathryn Schumacher. Don Bixler. Don Noebe. Dan Paige. Second row: Martha Ann Bain. Patricia Reiss. Mary Ellen Smith. Ianice Zeiger. treasurer: Glenna Rudersmith. Norma Young. Shirley Domer. Margie Kobel. Ianet Fetzer. Tlhird row: Iames Seemann. Mrs. Oswald. Warren Rigdon. Absent: Tacie Lee Nelson. president. JR.-SR. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Left to right: Lou Ellen Lesh. Cynthia Yonally. Ioanne Brothers. Donna Rice. Rosemary Fosnight. Mary Mason. Ioan Welker. Glenna Rudersmith. Miss DePodesta. Ianet Carpet. Ianice Carpet. Pat Schario. Stella Mohler. Peggy Moledor. Florence Young. lean Kreiner. 71 f-1 --x Q .f if kmtft a yy.. 'M vm., we K., .. Wah kfff sf EN W H., 'st of irls taking work in the Home Eco- The Home llc. Club's membership cons1..s g I nomics Department for the year, under the supervision 'of Miss de Podesta. There are two Freshman groups, one Sophomore group and a combined Jr.-Sr. group. ' r- - ' - ' 'th ideals in each girl t d veloo chaiactei peisonallty Wo1 y These clubs a1m o e 1 , , h a, n through the medium of social activities and service projects. Perhaps ou1' motto 1S best expressed in our Home EC. Song- SERV ICE FOR OTHERS fTune: Moonlight and Rosesj Service for others- The No-Ca-Hi Slogan should be, Helping each other, the beauty in life to see. Sharing our blessings, bring golden dreams sparkling anew. Service for others brings joy deep and true. FRESHMAN HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Seated: Eldrid Heckaman. Doris Anstine. Marilyn Dourm. M hl r Bet! Schworm, Mary Lynn Grove, Evelyn Brueq- Slanding: Ianice Hershberger, Hildegarde Nobis, Eileen o e , y ger. Carolyn Humbert, Anna Marie Elsass. SOPHOMORE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB l R ner Beverlv Yarman Evelyn Heirick. Seated: Miss DePodesta, Goria en , , , ' ' Ell B Wendell, Arlene Warner, Kathleen Nme, Elaine Wolfe. Mary en Standing: Donna May, Mary Benner, every Young, Ianet Powell, Shirley Domer, Loretta Connelly. Seated: Shirley Ferrell. Carole Norris. Frances Standing: Iune Gladielter. Miss De-Podesta, Madilyn Sumser, Pat Daily. Nancy Dahler. Adams, Dolores DeLong. Rine, Marilyn Sumser, Beverly Rhodes, Ianet 73 71? SENIOR TRI-HI-Y The oldest of the three clubs, the sponsoring of the annual Snowball formal at Christmas belongs to the Senior Tri. Hi. Y. Bake sales, Mother-Daughter banquets, Teas, Projects, etc. are also on the very full program of this club. The membership consists of Junior and Senior girls. First row: left to right: Margaret Sheely. Barbara Basinger. Marilyn Surbey. Mary lane Elson. secretary: Glenna Rudersmith. Genie Gill. Peggy Moledor, Ioanne Brothers. Second row: Miss King. Martha Ann Bain. Martha Deuble. Mary Mason. Reba Givler. Rosemary Fosniqht. Shirley Melen. Audrey Hamilton. Barbara Spence. Third row: Ioan Welker, Pat Schario. Margaret Erskine. Donna Iune Rice. lane Miller. Anita Kane. vice-president: Stella Mohler. treasurer. Absent: Shirley Trott. president. First row: left to right: Mardell Hawkins, Phyllis Spitler. Nancy Arthur. Rose Chiofolo. Marjorie Kobel. Elizabeth Hummel. lane Denton. Lou Ellen Lesh. Carolyn Willaman. Second row: Helen King. advisor: Marilyn Baker, Cynthia Yonally. Audrey Fryer. Ioanne Grove. Barbara Bierly. Tacie Lee Nelson, Barbara Myers. Claribel Martin, Patricia Metzer Third row: Suzanne Gibler. Mariorie Boger. Lucy Davis. Margaret Post. Florence Young. Mary Ellen Smith. Ianice Zeiger. Pat Baldwin. JUNIOR DIVISION First row: left to right: Ioanne Gross. Icmet Fetzer. Virginia Cox. Ioan Lamb. Hildegarde Nobis. Margaret Weirich. Nancy Hummel. Martha Mellen. Ioyce Carol Israel. Doris Miller. Betty Schworm. Second row: Helen King. Lynn Murphy. vice-president: Shirley Miller. Helen Gill, Barbara Russell. Ioanne Saylor. Pat Post. president: Eldred Heckaman. lane Keller. Marilyn Fox. Third row: Ioanne Ferrell. Margaret Walker. Nancy Powell. Norma Young. secretary: Sandra Maclntyre. Shirley Green. Betty Lou Strausser. treasurer: Eileen Moher. 75 1 v x .., 76' JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y This very active club consists of Freshman and Sophomore girls. They sponsor many dances and parties and, on the more serious side, plan and carryput a project for the year. Their efforts have been shown by the accomplishments both in usefulness, helpfulness, and entertainment. First row: left to right: Loretta Conally. Yvonne Streby. Iune Gladtelter. Gloria Benner. Martha Warburton. Shirley Robertson. Frances Adams. Ellen Lantry. Iean Shilling. lane! Powell. Amelia Stumph. Evelyn Hetrick. Shirley Fer- rell. Betty Stayer. Second row: Helen King. advisor: Patty Reiss. Beverly Wendell. Nancy Kolp. Ardythe Breoske. Carol Norris. Martha Ake. Donna May. Ann Combs. Madelyn Sumser. '- Third row: Beverely Yarrnan. Kathleen Nine. Mary Renner. Mary Ellen Young. Santa Evey, Shirley Domer. Elaine Wolfe. Iohanna Kobel. Carol Greenho. Delores Delonq. Ianet Daily. PREP FRIENDSHIP CLUB The youngest of the gi1'l's clubs sponso1'ed by the North Canton Community Build- ing, the Prep Friendship's primary purpose is to prepare girls for future club Work. This well organized club's membership consists of seventh and eighth grade girls. First row: left to right: Shirley Earles. Nancy Gardner. Carol Evey. Mildred Schworm. Mary Dennis. Elinor Ann Acheson. Estabelle Landau. Audrey Mellen. Anne Workman. Nila Nelson. Ioyce Haines. Kathryn Schumacher. Second row: Miss King. Mary Lou Russell. Sally Wilkins. Cynthia Starks. Ioanne Albrecht. Donna Arthur. Barbara Mathias. Sally Berrodin. Carol Chenot, Estelle Saylor. Carol Miller. Marlene Weinhardt. SEN IUR HI-Y BETA This group of Junior and Senior boys are rapidly approaching the end of their Hi-Y careers. They are very active in all fields of endeavor. One of their proudest achie- vements 1S the basketball team which has held Stark County Hi-Y championship for two years. First row: left to right: lack Sponseller. Don Kintz. Tom Mollett. Tom Seppelin. Ioe Renner. Bill Bishop. Dwayne De- Long. Don Wise. Ned StulL Second row: Bill Kintz. Ed Horninq. Don Studer. Roland Swanson. Gerald Graham. president: Dean Warstler. Ted Hummel, vice-president: Iim Seemann. Third YOWI Ml- Mislfof Did! SHYCIEY- G601'Qe Hamilton. Dave Mathie, secretary-treasurer: Torn McDowell. Tom Lanca- shire. lay Bishop. 77 106 'QU' VK 5. v 1 MN 9 v X Q 'asllw pqrl JUNIOR HI-Y ALPHA Junior Hi-Y Alpha is composed of a group of ambitious Sophomore and Junior boys. They hold their meetings in the Community Building, an integral part of the school and community. First row: left to right: Larry Scharver. Tom Ashburn. Tony Chiololo, Charles Culler. Bob Holl. Max Willaman. Dick Smith. Second row: Mr. Blank. Tom Brown. Ronnie Morrow. Clayton Carson. David Basinger. lim Nelson, Iaclr Schriner. Third row: Warren Riqdon. Lawrence Bricker, Bill Smith. FRESHMAN HI-Y First row: left to right: Iohn Spence. Tom Achauer. Dick Wise. Bill Bricker, Richard Fye, Ralph Seemau. Second row: Mr. Blank. Ioe Sumser. Richard Shaheen, Bob Marquart, Harry Iordan. Iim Masline. Bob Glutiinq. Dick Schafer, Don Spitler. g JUNIOR HI-Y This very active group is composed of seventh and eighth grade boys. The primary purpose of the club is to develop its members into good citizens. First row: left to right: Don Brown. Fred Culler, Don Bixler. Leslie Mohler, Louis Chenot. Earl Greenho. Don Noebo, Gary Ferrell. Second row: Bill Blank, advisor: Robert Lones. Dave Brown. Lester Mohler, Neal Surbey, Ray Elsass. Ned Lehman. Fred Mathias. Third row: Don Ehlers. Peter Spence, Phil Howse, Bill Bushonq, Gary Lesh. 79 4 1 80 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The North Canton Honor Society criterion comprises superiority in leadership, scholarship, service and character. The members seek to help the school function more smoothly. This year the society, presided over by Don Humbert, sponsored a new moni- torial system. Mr. Schneider is the faculty advisor. First row: left to right: I. C. Israel. P. Spitler. B. Basinger. P. Metzger, M. B. Bain. S. Mellen. M. Walker, I. Kreiner. Second row: Mr. Schneider. G. Gill, M. Sheely. I. Elson, M. Boger, S. Miller. I. Zeiger. Third row: D. Geitgey. T. McDowell. T. Lanchashire. S. Snyder. D. Humbert, R. Mummery. Absent: Shirley Trot! and Audrey Fryer. SCHOLARSHIP CLUB First row: leit to right: E. Lantry. M. Weirich. I. Israel. A. Elsass. I.. Kloetzly. E. Hummel. M. Ford. C. Willarnan. Second row: N. Powell. M. Sumser. M. Sumser. C. Kreiner. M. Kobel. P. Spitler. P. Metzger. I. Denton. I. Kobel. B. Strausser. I. Fetzer. M. Mellen. I. Daily. Third row: B. Bierly, I. Ferrell, I. Gross, I. Grove. T. Nelson. S. Trott. S. Mellen. M. Bain. S. Mclntyre. T. Mollett. N. Young. S. Green. I. Nelson. Fourth row: E. Heckaman. I. Keller. M. Sheely. S. Miller. I. Elson. I. Murphy. B. Bricker. M. Walker. I. Masline. A. Adams. G. Duryee. Fifth row: N. Kelp. E. McDowell. I. Saylor. S. Gibler. M. Boger. B. Basinger. M. Erskine. I. Zeiqer. A. Fryer. G. Gill. M. Grove. R. Post. Sixth row: I. Seemann. D. Mathie. S. Snyder. K. McPeek. T. Lancashire. D. Lesh. P. Holl. D. Basinger. C. Culler. I. McPherson, D. Humbert. B. Brown. I. Sponseller. Seventh row: B. Holl. I. Nelson. P. Post. B. Russell, C. Carson. C. Panzler. B. Kintz, D. Geitqey. R. Mummery. H. Morrow. P. Reiss. MONITORS First row: left to right: Ellen Lantry. Carol Kreiner. Margaret Waker. Phyllis Spitler. Rose Chiotolo. Nancy Powell. Ioanne Gross, Shirley Green, Audrey Hamilton. Nancy Arthur, Helen Gill. Second row: Carolyn Willaman, Pat Metzger. Bill Bishop. Bob Zimmerman. Phil Holl. Margaret Erskine. Barbara Basinger. Marilyn Surbey. Iane Miller. Genie Gill. Shirley Trott. Third row: Duane Geitqey, Iim Ashburn. Tom McDowell. Clayton Carson. Willard Brown. Dave Mathie. Ralph Bush. Bill Smith. Dave Basinger. Dwayne DeLong. lack Sponseller. 81 VIKING VIEWS First row: left to right: Margaret Erskine, Margaret Sheely. loanne Brothers. Shirley Trott, Genie Gill, lim Ellsworth. Martha Deuble. Martha Ann Bain, Shirley lflelle n. Barbara Spence. Second row: Miss Buhler, Don Humbert, Ed Horninq, Gerald Graham. Glenn Dahler, Mary lane Elson, Ned Stull, Ted Hummel, Dick Weirich. Phil Holl. First row: left to right: George Hamilton. Mary Mason, Stella Mohler. lane Miller Mary lane Elson, Martha Deuble. Phyllis Spitler, Shirley Mellen, Barbara Spence, Anita Kane. Martha Ann Bain, Bill Bishop. Second row: Mrs. Young. Margaret Sheely, Ianet Car- per, Ioan Welker, Ianice Carper, Peggy Moledor. Glen- na Rudersmith, Barbara Basinger. Marilyn Surbey, Genie Gill. Shirley Trott. Third row: Phil Holl. Don Humbert. Dick Weirich, lack McPherson. Don Lesh, Glenn Dahler, Bill Brown, Ioanrxe Brothers, Patricia Schario. Margaret Erskine, Donna Rice. Fourth row: Tom McDowell. Don Studer, Gerald Gra- ham, Roland Swanson, Iames Seemann, David Mathie, lack Sponselleru Ted Hummel. Ned Stull. VIKING STAFF VIKING VIEWS I lst Sem. 2nd Sem. Ed.-in-chief D. Humbert S. Trott Managing Ed. M. Erskine R. Swanson News Ed. G. Gill B. Spnece Feature Ed. S. Trott M. Sheely Sports Ed. G. Graham G. Hamilton B. Spence J. Carper Columnists P. Holl P. Holl M. Elson M. Elson D. Weirich D. Weirich M. Bain M. Bain The Journalism classes of No Art Ed. J. Brothers Photographer J. Ellsworth Bishop Copyreader S. Mellen Erskine Proofreader G. Dahler Hurnbert Make-up Ed. M. Sheely Melen M. Deuble Circulation T. Hummel Stull E. I-Iorning Dueble Advertising Gill Advisor Miss Bahler Ca Hi were again 1'esponsible for the VIKING VIEWS. Under the guidance of Miss Bahler, the ' paper staff, with the reporters, did a very commendable job in keeping the represented homes of North Canton informed with news that happened in and about school. Every family in school received a paper, which was issued monthly. VIKING YEARBOUK The staff of your '49er annual has worked hard from early in the year to bring you this successful . edition. Although this is a student publication, it could not have func- tioned without the able assistance of Mrs. Young, our faculty advisor. Editor: Bill Brown Ass't Editor: Shirley Trott Junior Editor: Phyllis Spitler Business Managers: Barbara Basinger, Martha Deuble, Margaret Erskine, Jack Sponsel- ler, Ted Hummel, Roland Swanson. Art Editor: JoAnne Brothers Adv. Treas.: Genie Gill Sub. Treas.: Glenna Rudersmith Accountant: Don Studer Senior Class Editor: Mary Jane Elson, Phillip Holl, George Hamilton, Margaret Sheely. Feature writers: Shirley Mellen, Martha Ann Bain, Don Humbert, Anita Kane. Barbara Spence. Photographer: Jim Seemann, Dick Weirich Subscriptions: Janet Carper, Bill Bishop, Don Lesh, Carl Wise, Mary Mason, Donna Rice, Glenn Dahler, Jack McPherson, Patricia Schario. Sports Representatives: Gerry Graham, W. Math- ie, T. McDowell. Typists: Peggy Moledor, Marilyn Surbey, Joan Welker, Stella Mohler, Jane Miller, Janice 'Carper. Advisor: Mrs. Young 83 I-IUMECOMING OUEEN EE E Kobel, Green, Mohler, Errslsine, Grove This year the North Canton Football Queen was crowned at pre-game ceremonies on the evening ot' the Louisville game. The queen and her at- tendants, chosen by the members of the squad, were ushered onto the field in the school car and presented by members of the football team. The Queen .................. Stella Mohler Senior Attendant ........ Margaret Erskine Junior Attendant ............ Joanne Grove Sophomore Attendant ....... Shirley Green Freshman Attendant ........ Johanna Kobel THESE TWO PAGES ARE SPONSORED BY BASKETBALL QUEEN The Basketball Queen and attendants for the '48-'49 season were crowned on February 12, in the High School Auditorium preceding the Central Catholic game. The queen, Marilyn Surbey, was presented her crown and flowers by George Hamilton. The senior attendant Barbara Basinger, was presented her corsage by David Mathie. The junior attendant Barbara Bierly, the sophomore attendant, Eileen Mohler, the freshman attendant, Jean Shilling, were presented by Jim Beav- ers, David Basinger, and Don Spitler, respectively. THE SHEELY FLOWERS, 216 Orchard St., North Canton. 85 PROM QUEEN AND ATTENDANT - 1948 The Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Alliance Country Club in May. The attractive queen, Barbara Gill, and her attendant, Stella Mohler reigned over the festivities in Robin Hood's Sherwood Forest. POLITICAL RALLY The American Government classes, under the supervision of Mrs. Young, conducted a political rally in the auditorium on October 28. The honored guests were the then-Congressman Henderson Carson fRep.J and State legislator Ed Witmer fDem.J Shirley Trott and Martha Ann Bain were in charge of the rally. Patricia Metzger, Bill Brown, and Dick Weirich gave rousing speeches in behalf of President Truman, Thomas E. Dewey and Henry Wallace, respectively. Election Day climaxed this project when the student body followed the pollsters to defeat. CALENDAR 5 lb . .49 ,f ' f 9 'X xy? 5 VJ 1, 'ff V ,zli X Qgs . 41 Z X l ck. AX T -5.-.A 4 'P' -,gf-fs-in gn, XX Sept. 6-School bells beckon protesting young souls back to the classrooms. Sept. 9-The Freedom Train is viewed in Canton by a group of N.C.H.S. students. Sept. 1.1-Football preview at Rubber Bowl. We see what our chances looke like. Sept. 15-Students who saw the Freedom Train gave short talks in assembly. Sept. 18-Football - Central Catholic, here. A sweet victory 14-13. Sept. 24-Football - at Kent Roosevelt. We made a good showing, but were outclass- ed 39-6. Oct. 2-We lost to Middlebranch 12-6. Oct. 8-What are you going to be, a mad scientist, or a Child Welfare Worker? The seniors took the Kuder Preference test. Oct. 9-Our arch rivals came to town from Louisville and left gloom and woe, 39-12. Oct. 11-T.B. X-ray Units here to find out frail 7th graders in good condition and the big, healthy f?'??J seniors with one foot in the grave. Oct. 15-Coventry here for football and we lose a heartbreaker 14-13. Oct. 22-We went to Springfield and lost another close one 7-O. Oct. 28-Ho-Hum! We lose again. This time to Ellet 12-6. Nov. 5-We break a 6-game losing streak with Stow the victim 25-14. Nov. 10-Great joy in the camp. Take un- defeated Jackson 7-2. 88 Nov. 13-We wind up in a blaze of glory at Norton 14-6. Nov. 19-The boys' and girls' glee clubs gave a swell rendition of Pirates of Pen- zanzef' to digest a big Nov. 25-26-Two days off Turkey dinner. VVe could have used more. Nov. 30-Well, what do you know? Basket- ball is here already. A good start at Middle- branch 49-47. Dec. 3-A full house enjoyed the Senior Class Play, Old Doc, a comedy-drama. Dec. 6-The Ohio State Psychological Test found out how much Seniors know or don't know. Dec. 7-We lose a basketball thriller to Jackson 42-41. Dec. 10-Two in a row. Ellet wins this one 44-41. Dec. 17-Vikings snap back to edge out Springfield 34-33. Dec. 18-We went to Louisville, but didn't quite get it 54-52. Dec. 22-Students are given a happy send off for Christmas vacation as team beats Coventry 38-32. Dec. 23-Alumni receive a rude welcome home 39-32. Dec. 26-A long trip to Coshocton, only to lose to Mr. Vanaman's brother's quin- tet 49-46. Dec. 30-Vikings start to roll as they trip Minerva 50-40. CALENDAR Jan. 3-Students catch their second breath and begin all over again as vacation ends. Jan. 7-Vikings win again at Stow 47-33. Jan. 8-A big game at Central Catholic. We lost 37-35, but We'll get 'em next time. Jan. 12-Five Senior girls try their luck at D. A. R. test. Jan. 14-Norton comes down and goes home with 58-34 trouncing. Jan. 15-We avenge that Louisville loss 66-55. Jan. 21-We win another. Coventry this time, 61-44. Jan. 28-Ellet has too much for us again 46-37. Feb. 1-The Deep River Quartet show their tlents in a student assembly. Feb. 4-Seniors take General Scholarship Test. We take another 1-pointer from Springfield 44-43. I Feb. 5-We get to Kent and bring home the Roosevelt Rough Rider's scalp 55-48. Feb. 8-It was 68-44 over Columbiana in the first of three toughies for this week. Feb. 11-Stow falls 48-28. Feb. 12-We get the one We were waiting for. It's N. C. 53, Central Catholic 40. Feb. 18-Basketball at Norton, 57-42. Feb. 22-Rain! No School! And Wasing- ton's Birthday, too! Basketball at Kent State. Feb. 25-Cops, corpes and general con- fusion as the Dramatic Club comes up with Home, Sweet Homecidef' Mar. 4-This is the weekend which the Vikings hope won't end till they reach col- umbus. Mar. 10-Vikings defeated Doylestown. Mar. 11-Basketball Tournament. N. C. played Avon Lake. We won! Mar. 16-High School students learned the story of the G-Man from Grathwell i11 an assembly. Mar. 17-Regional B. B. Tournament. Vikings met the Midvale Blue Devils. Mar. 19-N. C. defeated Lowellville. Mar. 26-State B. B. Tournament. We were beaten by Lockland. Apr. 8-High School prodigies display their knowledge in District scholarship test. Open house in the high school. Apr. 11-The ever-popular Jack Rank re- turned to present an excellent assembly. Apr. 15-Easter. New hats! Vacation for deserving No Ca Hi students. , rw jj I X .7 ,fu 49W 5,-f y X ff , C ' '- - A ' ff I I ,,.u4iaJg,gEA ? -A .A 74414-th Apr. 21-We are treated to another as- sembly. This time it is the Three Muses. Apr. 22-The annual Spring Music Festi- val is presented by the band and orchestra. Apr. 22-Junior Class Play. Apr. 29-A moonlight night and beautiful girls make Seniors nostalgic at J unior-Sen- ior Prom. May 7-The lucky few who managed to get through the priliminary scholarship tests go to the district finals. May 19-Seniors take final exams to com- plete four years of elementary education. May 22-Baccalaureate services for Sen- iors. May 25-Senior Night program. Shows how Witty the Seniors think they are. May 27-Fifty-nine Seniors grab their diplomas and head for nearest exit. 8.9 0 0 . 1 0 O O O Q I O O O O O O O I I O O O O 0 0 O 0 0 0 Ned Stull, Barb Spence. 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' ' X 11'?r'5 2,. .51 -' A if 1 .f .iv-'fifirfijffff ' ...Nad The more than 18,000 men and women who are pro- ducing Timken bearings, fine alloy steel, and rock ' h t Ohio make up one of bits in many plants throug ou industrial families. b cause it proves once more the state's largest We're proud of this fact e that the competitive free enterprise system is the greatest in the world. Under any other, such as Communism, Socialism, Marxism, or Fascism the Timken enterprise could not have grown from a handful of men into a great mul- titude of people joined together for a single purpose: to make a profit. In fact, under any other system it ' ' h' 'e even begun. is doubtful if the enterprise could aw WOITICII To gain a profit, 22.000 American men and have invested their savings in the Timken enterprise. To gain a profit, more than 18,000 American men and women are busy giving the best that is in them out the finest possible products. ands of customers Because they profit by it, thous ' ducts in ever-increasing continue to buy Timken pro quantities. But strangely enough, the profit motive of late has taken on the nat ' ' b d nti-social. ure of something evil, a , a rica is the most Yet profit is the reason why Ame ous and powerful nation ever known. Under prosper the free enterprise profit and loss system we have produced more goods for more people at a low cost than any nation in the history of man. PK :If if Yes, we believe in the profit motive. We believe in a better product at the lowest cost consistent with a policy of steady employment at good pay and a fair e of their funds. And return to investors for the us b l' ed in it the Timken because we have always e iev of Ohio's largest. OANTON, OHIO industrial family is one to turn THE TIMKEN ROLLER BEARING OOMPANY, TO MAKE THE BEST BEARINGS . . . THE BEST STEEL . . . THE BEST ROCK BITS WITH HE BEST CONDITIONS! That is our aim at Timken THE BEST PEOPLE WORKING UNDER T I1 11:1 THE SPOTLESS SPOT 3250 Cleveland Ave .N. W. Phone 4-0501 Canton, Ohio WE SPECIALIZE IN CURB SERVICE czpuzs-,annex ri 11 ,qs mzmvqnnit 1:1 q::u1u1n1n1uq COMPLIMENTS OF NORTH CANTON SUNOCO SERVICE AUTO SUPPLIES NORTH CANTON, OHIO Telephone 9-1010 1 111 111114: 1' 101 1 11 c nap' 49:11:11 11111 U1 1:1 11111 111:-1 1 11.15 1-11 1.1 q COMPLIMENTS' OF VON DER HEID KENNELS MR. ci MRS. HERMAN H. HEID BREEDERS OF ROTTWEILERS IMPORTERS - EXPORTERS R. D. 6 - Orion Road NORTH CANTON, OHIO mucus 1- 1:1111 in 14 11111 10111111 1 1 4 Carrie-fs Juvenile Shop Yarn and Accessories Ladies' Lingerie and Hose Corner Schneider Rd. and S. Main Phone 9696 5411111 1 1 qfu1n1u:pn1u1n1 1 1111111111: Typewriters and Adding Machines Sold, Rented and Repaired A11 Makes of Portables Distributors for Smith-Corona and R. C. Allen Machines STEBBINS BUSINESS MACHINES C0. 331 W. Tuscarawas Street Phone 5-5901 Canton. Ohio u1:1u1u1n1:-10111 1:1 1 1n1u1:n1n1n1 Q Best Wishes To The Class of 4+9 WILLIS MOTOR COMPANY NORTH. CANTON 'A' 1-'-1-'-ri-an COMPLIMENTS or U TOWN 81 COUNTRY To The Class Of 1949 1 19 Souih LADIES READY TO WEAR - V cmd Mrs. E. I. Ccithon Best Wishes E VALLEY VIEW Main it CHILDRENS WEAR - i U SUPPLY COMPANY 2 NORTH CANTON. OHIO Phone 9-1066 I FEEDS - FETILIZERS FARM MACHINERY QL- nz 1 .-. 1 1 -11:-1: 2 in 1uq 011111112-111:11 .E 1 1 ...- - 1 -Y -,1 1 tuisini .- 1 .- 9 5 .qs-nga'an-una:-'qwf-:qw-vamyqvwm-nuqnmvnvwr-.4mnc:ru.1-x.1u1- 1 1:1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1:1:1:1:: 1 1,33 1 2 1 ,, E, , --1-noun-x1u4zsn1u1u1n1u.1u1u1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1011. 1 Compliments of Sibyl Shop 527 MARKET AVENUE. NORTH CANTON Mrs. Elicrbeth Cross Mrs. Sibyl McCormick 1x1::1:1. 1 1 1 .11...-rc czmuqnuqmmqn-1.-1 111 1 1 1 1-::1- 1:1 1:1 1:1::1 1 C01lgl'ClllLlCl.llfOllfS To The Class of 6419 Stern Mann,s Best Wishes To The Class of H493 O CLASS RING HEANDQLIARTERS AARON F. SCHONTZ J E W E L E R NORTH CANTON PHONE 9-1942 Get The Best Get S E A L T E S T Milk and Ice Cream THE SANITARY MILK CO. Compliments from ct Friencl 1:2 u Q c Q I U ! u Q n Q Q ! ! Q ! Best Wishes Class of 3119 Nor+h Can+on Plating Co. SPECIALIZING IN INDUSTRIAL HARD CHROME PLATING C. W. NOEBE, Owner cmd Operator 566 Woodside Street N. CANTON, OHIO Phone 9-1413 Congrctturlcttions C lass of 1949 STARICS -gf CANTON if MASSILLON -Af ALLIANCE 14.1.11 1.1 1 1n1n1u1u,.o1o1.n11111111420141 .97 1 1 if 311411: if 1 xi 1 ring poin- -',ii1 11 11,1.1'1n1:1 1 1 1111... Best Wishes To The Closs of 3419 HUMMEL'S, INC. SUPER MARKET and DEPARTMENT STORE Member Independent Grocers A llirmce EVERY DAY LOW PRICES p.:if.1ni:r:u:uizzicicznzniuc -fri-vqpfvqnfrqpzs-1n-101U- - SmiIey's Body 8: Pain'r Shop BODY AND FENDER REPAIRING EXPERT Arno EEPAIEING 1429 Woodland Ave. N. W. CANTON, omo 91:10:41:aiu1uluiuzoznzuiuzoz 1 3 :inc J0lN L I gr fhg kk eREEN's I Music: 1., ,J STORE, Inc. EVERYTHING FOR THE BAND AND ORCHESTRA PLAYERS 124 Cleveland Avenue, S. W. CANTON. OHIO Dial 4-3522 Best Wishes To The Class of 1949 GEORGE 5. ANN ABMOUR GEORGE - ANN'S SPECIALTY SHOP uznlnznzu-go:nzuzuzux 1-x:pIu1vn.,.-1:1-nm-1:11111 98 41111111 ix-.- 1:-W1 11111 1 1 1 1 :- --01n1-'gn-ninzulnz.-uxuqxuzn1-I,1Iv:1I..-In-...etc :ninzz znzuiozml- 11141: rin 1 1 1- in 1: GOOD FOOD EXCELLENT SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF SUE MINGNS Dial 4-0289 C. F. SUE. Manager Canton, Ohio an 1 'nz 'yum' 1II:-In:min.:n1n1u:n:u1-4-if: :nina CRAWFORD'S N FURNISHINGS 6. SHOES SUITS MADE TO ORDER 125 South Main St. North Canton, Ohio The Arctic Food Center and Locker Plant' GROCERIES - MEATS - PRODUCE Meat for Sale at Wholesale Prices Let Us Prepare Your Food For Your Locker 134 West Street Phone 9-1971 pn: in:uinl-u:I::u.:1:1c:.t4I1-nr.f4I:In..-cn:-11149: COMPLIMENTS OF North Canton Radio 8: Appliance Phone 9-1500 PAUL KINDER. Owner GE-I-Z SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS TO ACCESSORIES - HARDWARE SUPPLIES THE CLASS or 1949 DIAMOND PAINTS - MEATS GROCERIES AND DAIRY PRODUCTS ROYER'S FOOD - I R. D. 2 - NORTH CANTON, o. -E MARKET PHONE - 9-2939 I G: :.:I:.,....,:.,:..:..:I.:.,:I- -.:,:.,- I -.,: : 2 Z - :... Z 3 ... :.: : 21:13, Q . BILL PETERS E CONGRATULATION FROM SANITARY PLUMBING I 1 MAC KING AND EMPLOYEES AND HEATING I : of 300 Portage Street 1 A a I o Phone 9-1440 - North Canton, Ohio 1 Klng S Conlfec-honery .99 Compliments of im's Sweet Shop Pastries - Ice Cream. Candy Delieatesselz Items 106 Harmon Street CANTON-OHIO 1 1 1.1 1 1.3 1 1 ,.,101u : - - - 1- - -. - - - - -.:,-,,T,,:,,:,: :.,:L,:A,:0:0:,,:,,-U:U-U-Dznmmu i H ' 99 1 Sa f I t Wltll Flowers NORTH CANTON 3 9 C FROM LOCAL AND OUT-OF-TOWN ALBERT KEH L, FLORIST SERVICE We Grow Our Own Gaiff Gifs ifgffjmfnts 4212 Cleveland Ava. N. w. Phone: sees Q Dial 2-0527 Canton, Ohio U - 2 ...- :..-.,-.,:..:..-..: ,-,- : :..:,,- Q ---Ma-U--'----+'-H----'-4--'-f'-'---'- - Q I M. B. I-:OMER 5 LAVERNE-5 H GOOD CLOTHES E MT. For Young Men and Men Who Stay Young 3325 Cleveland Ave. N. W. Cleveland Ave. at Third N. W. CANTON' OI-no CANTON, OHIO i in 0 1 1 1 191 -. - 1 1 1 igyinxcvimnzrrzivi 1 1 2 if :nz 1 :u.:u:u:n:c::u1nnp 1- nz -u1u1o1r1n1x1 1 1 11:1 1 1 1 111 1 11111111 1 111111-11:1 Compliments of QUALITY SUPPLY CO. FARM MACHINERY COAL BUILDING SUPPLIES Phone 96499 NORTH CANTON, OHIO 1111 ,1, 111111111010- . E. Ray's Texaco Service WISE ROAD 6: PORTAGE EXT. Phone 9-1527 Route 2 NORTH CANTON, OHIO 1 -1 1- 1 1 111111 11111 1 1 1 10104 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1949 The Woodside Marke+ nu14 14111 COMPLIMENTS OF Slv1ITH'S BARBER SHOP n:w1nn1r1 11:11:101o.1u1u.1u1u1-u1 1 an 1:1 COMPLIMENTS OF CANTON FLOWER SHOP 108 Third Street, S. W. CANTON, OHIO Phone 3-3605 51:14 1 1 1 ap:1:x1u1u1u1o1n1u1 1 1 1 Q COMPLIMENTS OF I Oh ITIQYC 6 421 n. nrsorkef ELDER 8. soN, Inc. DE SOTA :Sf PLYMOUTH SELAS G SERVICE 104 East Maple St. Norih Ccmton, Ohio Phone 9383 1. 1 1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1010- 1'- - 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1u1.n..n.1u.. 1,11 c 101 111:11v1n1u1u1n1u1411111010101 nc pan::r1:z:1:::::1:1:-1 -1::-1 ' 1- -1 3 -I- COMPLIMENTS OF LIVINGSTON FURNITURE CO. 300 Mcxrkei Ave. N. CANTON. OHIO 'A' GOOD FURNITURE SINCE 1917 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 49 FROM The Elsass Block Co. Woodside Ave. - R. D. 6 png 11 znzzaiuinzJopozuiuinzuiuz- 1 1 COMPLIMENTS OF SURBEY ELECTRIC THE BEST IN RADIO. TELEVISION AND HOME APPLIANCES NORTH CANTON. OHIO Phone 9-1923 11111 1,1 1 11qv -1 1 1 iu-n-u-a- - --- --- 1 1 1 1 1 1.1 1n.1:x:::-1Iv.:n1u:u:e1- 1- 1-1:-1 C011gl'f!UL1flI1l1-OHS To The Class of H497 KOBACKERS 1-cz 11,111iuzuz:xi1:2111aria,-1mv:4x:cx1-411-4:1-aio.:rn1-n.tnluiuqpuznzuini --- - - - -- CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 49 Les'Ier Brown Au'I'o Service 327 North Main Si. NORTH CANTON. OHI O Phone 9-1671 MILLER'S CANDY FROM KETTLE TO YOU Phone 9693 634 Portage Street - - - - -'msn-II-fl--'xx - epic: anna: gu-n-r- -4- - - -- ---- 11: ---- - -msec 102 n1:1u1:1u1u1.:1 1 1 11:11111114-1:11w1m.1u1u1u1:1 11111111-1.01: 11:1u14:1u1o.1u1:u1n1-111: Prices Right Give Us A Call A. B, FRYE FURNITURE HOSPITAL Upholstering and Repairing a Specialty Antiques Reconditioned 221 West Maple St. North Canton pu1u1n1n1n1m:1:11411-11 1 1u1:-101010101 Phone 9-1510 BEAUTY LOUNGE CLEDA BOURQUIRE, Manager 123 Portage Street North Canton, Ohio .11 .11-u1u1u1u1u1o .1n1411111-:114r1an1fl1nina ACME AUTO SALES USED CARS All Makes and All Models Cash for Your Car 3015-I7 Cleveland Ave. N.W. Phone 2-4106 Opposite the Big A :Sf P Store at 30th St. 411.11 .1n.1u1u1-11 111011: 11: 111u1:n1n1n1uq BOB WEAVER RADIO SERVICE Work Guaranteed 344 East Maple Street North Canton, Ohio Phone 9241 po1o-u-u-.,--.--,-- 4- ----,,-.1 JACK SUMMER'S FURNITURE SHOPPE Open Evenings QUALITY FURNITURE 4630 Cleveland Ave. N. W. Phone 9-1486 901.1411 1n1u1n:u1u1u1:11:11:n1n1: 1::1::c BEAUTY A SPECIALTY AT BARBARA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Pittsburgh Road Phone 9-1628 NORTH CANTON, OHIO 91:1 1H11-1014.1111u1:r1:u1u1n1n1::.1:1 1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1949 VALENTlNE'S PURE OIL 624 South Main Street NORTH CANTON. OHIO Dial 9-1468 --1A:1'u1'-1141111--11111 -11 111 141 1.1-1- 103 941:-.4r14111r11 1:1111 1111 1 11 141.1 1 1 12111111111 111 11-q Phone 2-3204 COMPLIMENTSITO THE CLASS 'OF 1949 JOHN GASSER JEWELER EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING COMPLETE LINE OF IEWELRY 118 Second Street S. E. Ernie Meyer Canton. Ohio Watch Repairman pg,-N,...,..f,1.,...U1u1u..u1uqm1uapnznixr- 1 -rv-0Eg-'i'-1T1.g?Lggiv-o-n-rvznzozuzuz 1 1 1 1: DressedMan In Your Class Cleveland and zznd sf. N. W. GRADUATION SUITS Use Our 10-Pay Plan CANTON' OHIO Quality Clothes and Furnishings For Men and Young Men Phone 2-4444 308 North Market Avenue - Canton 1 1- .1 1 1411110111111101n1n1o1u.1u-13: H. D. WISE AGENCY REAL ESTATE 6. INSURANCE On The Square Office Phone 9370 H. D. Wise Frank C. Wise Res. 524 E. Maple Res. 308 10th St. Phone 9596 Phone 9-2845 nn1:Isi1uan1mar.-N114nap-xxnioanuiuqwmmnnqpnua--101 c KAISER-FRAZER SALES AND SERVICE George M. Varga, Inc. S. Main St. N. Canton. O. Phone 9-1716 pu1u1.m1u.-.11 .. 1 1 yqpui,11,1.ni:,i,,1,,3,,-0-1,-.ni 1 1 1: 1 1:1-m 11111 as 11114-s :rc 104 1 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1:1111 1 1 111010111 1111111111101o1u1..u1o1o11t1n1 141111 :1 I U TROTT 81 SON N MOTOR SALES ' - CASH ER Q Grocery 81 Confechonery U sas N. M ' str t FINE USED CARS ll am ee Q The Biggest Little Store ' st 1t C Phone 2-3616 In at ounty Q ':': : : ': ': : : : 'IU:'Z :T H. E. CASHNER Q CONGRATULATIONS TO 10 12th Street N. E. 5 THE CLAss or 1949 l The malls zeeee. Qin. ll A Res. Phone 9-1862 U 624 Market Ave- North 5 CANTON OHIO 1 1'lliililllllllillliillill0lU1Dll'ID'H10101Ugg1HTHlU'l!-'0'UllliUlU''!'0'llil'DlQi'll il GONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1949 AND FUTURE GRADUATES Letherm an Seed Co. E'lJG1'yIhillg Good For Lawns and Gardens 404 Cleveland Ave. N. W. Canton, Ohio 1 1 t1tt1't1u1u1tt1u1t 1tt1n1:t1:11u1 .111.1u1n1o1 1 11:1oc9n1n1tt1t11t11u1u1tt1tt1+1 1-4- B e Z A N E - 5 2 FRYE GREENHOUSE 137 Sixth Street, N. E. i i Corner East Maple and Woodside CCIITIOI1, Ohio Pl'1OI1e 4-5103 i Phone 9-2434 1111111-u1u1n.1 1 1 11:1 :1uqpo1:t1n1t11u111101 :1 1:1 as 1x1n1o1o1o1u1ncs1111111010: 105 AUSTIN SCIIILTZ SHOESERVICE 127 PORTAGE ST. 11.1111 01010111101 01:11:01- NORTH CANTON. OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF LARRY LOW'S BARBER SHOP 111 North Main Streei Under Gross Hardware .1u.1n1n1u1n1::1u1n1:m :1 41111 1 1.11-0101u1u14:1n11:1-11111 1:1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1949 BAAB'S SERVICE 1:14111 1 1 1:1 1 1 1:1 1 111--1 EOR SPEED AND SPARKLE IN ALL HOME CLEANING ASK YOUR GROCER EOR THESE FIVE FAMOUS CLEANERS - WI-IITER WASHES M EASTER CLEANING - FOR SPEEDY DISHWASHING 1 KEEPS TOILETS SPARKLING - EOR YOUR AUTOMATIC WASHER - SOFTENS 'WATER - SAVES SOAP 94:11 n -1 n-1 1,11 ar1.siuu1-ca1-1n1- 111- -n 1- ui:-1010 1- u 1- 111:1- Nice Going, Graduates of '49 And now you'11 be thinking about those all-important clothes for the college or career ahead. For Fellows. It's STUDENT HALL For Girls, It's VICARY'S CASUAL CLOTHES ICN wamco Here, you'l1 find ihe Right Thing! 312-324 Market Ave. N.-Canton Q :1-41:aiu1411-n:1:1ni:nz-01n.::n.:u:o:.n:u:nu Schumacher 8: Zimmerman Sport Goods -k DIAL 9-1012 --- -1 - 1 --- - - -if g4l1-:1-n-1:v-1-r-:x- Russ Food Marke'r VEGETABLES GROCERIES MEATS One Block North of North Canton Telephone 9-2510 -nzniou 911:1ngu1u:u4:u1n:n:4n1w1 -1- q CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1949 THE MOHLER LUMBER CO. NORTH CANTON, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1949 GROCERIES 0 MEATS com. . FEEDS FERTILIZERS The Nor+h Can+on Supply Co. Best Wishes from THURIN'S . . . for your home beautiful .1 115- ,1111U101U1,1111111111111:1::1:,- A- 11,111 1:21111 1 1 1 us:1m1 1 1.11 1 107 Ohicfs Most Beautiful Jewelry Store THE HOME OF Nauonully Aclfuertisecl Merchandise - Zewweyfweeff: N'U9lB WJMS Established 1910 XM 105 E. Tusa CANTON. OHIO ESTABLISHED 1910 - 1 --- - -- --- 1 '- -1- --1 '- -'nicrificilrrjoiocnnximnzfziniq-141111 105 TUSC. ST. E. . T 5. xg X, g-.Y ,C , YQ wi N5 Q O C A N 1' O N 9 . . MCKINLEY AVE., N. W. at 6th ST. N. W 1- 1 -:xxx .: zz an :nc xv 1 cnnuzfnzcxxarinix ,if 1:1 1:1:1:1v1:1.1 1 1:11 1 11:11 1:1 11:11 911 r11:1 1:11:10 DURKIN ' WILLIAMS SUPER MARKET 934 SO. MAIN ST. NORTH CANTON, OHIO 1 '- 1 M- 111'11v1r1 '1::11::11c11::1::11 11::14:1.:1.a1qg1r 1111 11-.11-1o1n1o1u1n1urio: 11 .1 .1 .1 1 .1 1 1 ,1 COMPLIMENTS or Mohlc-zr's Restaurant Park Theater Building North Main Stret NORTH CANTON. OHIO 1 1 101111111411u1u1u1n1n1n1c:111:141: COMPLIMENTS OF FlNNEY'S DRUG STORE 415 Market Ave. North Phone 7383 CANTON. OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF 11:1 14 101 1 01011 May's Barber Shop 120 South Main Street 11- 11 1 1 1a1u1:11:nc v1 1:1:1::1:n1,.1:1-11.1,1:cv.1n:1:1:qpn1c1::1:1::1:n1c1n- 1111.1 1 r1n1n1u1z 1 1 0 ALBRIGHT - FRYE HARDWARE E SUPPLY co. 950 S. MAIN PHONE 9387 NORTH CANTON, OHIO oo1n-nTr--'- -1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1u1..1n1a.-,u1-u1u.. 1 q -1r1n:-1'1n1n1n1..1 1 1,11 1:11111 -1:-1:z:-1 1- -1 MANUFACTURERS OF ED :nic Quia 110 CLASS RINGS AND STATIONERY J O S T E N S RALEY MINERVA, OHIO riniuinz 111 1 qi11o1o1rx1u1u1n1ol BEST WISHES FROM P. D. WILLAMAN SHEET METAL E HEATING NORTH CANTON, OHIO r. .. .xnysssg I '2 -: . , E .-H .-L ying' -ww-3 W ':f1E:k5rE-. . ..,.,. , - .- sr:-E-1: .2 -: -2 -:Elf-:.'-.: EP-. a ff . .sus . .-.+.- .-. . .-nv...-s. .R :z1:5. 1:3 . Aar:x5:55:3. ,., - . .-... .. .- -2- 0505- .-.v 'Z - 2- ' -I-. '03-Z5-' GNU. . -:-:-:- : : -:- :5' -'-:-:-.-:-'- g:-. ,bf -' ' ' - .-- .6g:32.5::g, .2323 ' ,Q : - V 'N 1, .55.,g:5zs:j f. -ish .. -i f M . AN, I+.. . ,K ve- , s .. fi-:-:44 -: 'f-'- :- .-:-:I:2-:-'3:l:fo- '1 .-? 21:2 :I . I -'4 -2:1-' , 4 5 42393 f'25 SaTtisfacti,0n Guaranteed Or Your Money Baci-z', 416 Market Avenue, North CANTON, OHIO Phone 5-9411 1:11 irizguininioi 1 Q u1w:u1:1z-u-n-4- 7- 1 1 1 2f--n1o1'xic'1'zi'- - 3 1 1.31- -5- -,-u-0-:- 1 - COMPLIMENTS OF CARL SPONSELLER HOT WATER 6. STEAM HEATING SANITARY PLUMBING PHONE 9522 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS or 1949 i W E N D E L L E L E C T R l C WIRING AND REPAIRING R. D. 6 - DIAL 9-9619 NORTH CANTON, OHIO pn-1 1 -fzznluio1:n:nr:n::m::.-1111114131 10:0 COMPLIMENTS OF Nor'l'h Can+on Res+auran+ ROBERT SAYLOR 122 South Main NORTH CANTON, OHIO --' in -Amin-H -u:o:ui1r1o1nx1oi01oi4xi4uc :n14n3n101n1n1oc1:ni4rimvirrilribrriIii -T1 ifuillilviv- -- fw- FOR THE FUNNY BONE Will Power is the ability to eat one salt- ed peanut. Stuffed Dates: Girls who order every- thing on the menu. What's the best exercise for reduc- ing? Just move the head slowly from side to side when offered a second helping. nu-1u1uim::nni1u1-crsrwwanvnxzuniininn nuinzolniui ui CONGRATULATION AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '49 The Canlon Hardware Co .,1u1o1:.1u1u..-u- n,..1..14.1.x1o1n......o,,zinc 111 1-111011111110151:11:10:ri- ix inc 141 111 1:1 1 1 1 1 1 ,1:1:1:1x:1cx1 v-r1-'1- 1 14111:14,1r1n1r1n-141101:-1 COMPLIMENTS CLASS OF 1949 I ! ! I I I I I ORCHARD HILL 5 FARM DAIRY Dial 9671 714 S. Main I I I sf. A WARD'S DRIVE IN SANDWICHES SOUPS - SALADS FOUNTAIN SERVICE North City Limits -- Route 8 NORTH CANTON OHIO NORTH CANTON. or-no Q , ! ! U , 0 Baldwz ' 42311355 I Acrosonzc I' I 1. Toda.y's Finest Spinet Piano H A H N 80 C O . 404 W. Tusc: Dial 4-4923 112 1,111-11:1 10101411 11111 1 1 1 1:1 c -----1--.--11 11011010 101 Best Wishes To The Class of 1949 Vern Cashner 8: Son Fine Used Cors 501 - 03 Chen'y Ave. N. E. Ccmlon 2. Ohio Phones 4-5105 - 4-5106 01111-:v101n1n1n11n1 1111014 11 1 10101 410101 4u14r1rx11r14r11u11x1nn1 111.1 1: 9 1::.-'Nl' -Z T1 ARTHUR OPTICAL CO. 524 Cleveland Ave. N. CANTON. OHIO BELTONE BATTERIES, CORDS, cmd for OCTARION HEARING AIDS All Makes no -- fn-n1u1n 1 m1010101-01a1n1o1ucnn1n1uC ACME SUPER MARKET ON TH ESQUARE NORTH CANTON, OHIO 1:1 1 1 11141 1 1 1- 1 qnu1 1 1:1 141 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '49 SHULAN JEWELERS The Little Store of Big Values 212 Market Ave. N. WHERE PERFORMANCE MEETS PROMISE CANTON. OHIO :u1414x1n1ra1o1o141c1al1o1 C0?'Zg'2'CLt'lLlllff'f07'lS' to THE FORTY-NINER CLASS OF fwom THE HOME PRINTING COMPANY Pfrinz?ev 's of Yom' 1.049 Vilfving Yearbook 'A '--'-H .-- V avg. , ,W O x .- f5 Nix Z sf -N. 45, ., w ,, Wi' Q-. 1 H ru rkksspxfivg +.- . 1 - L ., ..+:- 1.--LJ.--'.Lf., I fi 'Q '-- . . ' . ,. -...,,-.L,1,.1,,W7:S:m,4, Y B. H , V , K. 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