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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1951 volume:

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B a rbara Russell Assisfanfs-Charles Culler, Sandra Mclnfyre, Belly Lou Slrausser, Mary Lynn Grove, Sieve Wilkins, Pai Pos+, Dick Smilh, Janel' Fefzer, Anna Marie Elsass, Shirley Miller Arr Ediior ..........,..,,..,................,........,......,. Tony Chiofolo Sporls and Layoul Ediror ,...... ,.... . , ,.....,,...... . , . Jim Nelson Music Edilor ........,.......,.,........... .........,......... L ynn Murphy Ari and Feafures. ...., Joann Saylor, Nancy Powell, Birk Adams, Shirley Green Senior Edifors ..... . . . ........... Bob Holl, Mar+ha Mellen, Joan Lamb Typisrs ..........,.. ....,.,,..,.....,. J oanne Ferrell, Julie Suffon Junior Represen+a+ives. , ..., Shirley Ferrell, Elaine Howes, Mar+ha Ake Adviser . . . . . ......, ..,.. ....... M r s. Young SEATED-Barbara Russell, Margarei Walker. STANDlNGQloyce Israel. Mrs. Young, Tony Chiofolo, Jim Nelson. 2 This page is Sponsored by DEUBLE'S ,IEWELERS-where Quality coats no more! ANNUAL STAFF FIRST ROW-Nancy Powell, Joyce Israel, Joan Lamb, Marfha Aire. SECOND ROW-Joann Saylor, Marlha Mellen, Margarel Wallcer, Shirley Green, Jim Nelson. THIRD ROW-Lynn Murphy, Bob Holl, Birlr Adams, Elaine Howes, Julie Su'Hon, Joanne Ferrell, Tony Chiofolo. FIRST ROW-Barbara Russell, Anna Marie Elsass, Jenel' Fe+zer, Shirley Miller, Beliy Lou Sfrausser. SECOND ROW-Mary Grove, Palsy Posl, Sandra Mclnfyre, Shirley Ferrell. THIRD ROW-Sieve Willrins, Diclr Smi'I'h, Charles Culler. 3 DEDICATION TO MISS DE PODESTA . . . WHOSE CHARMING VIVACITY AND GENUINE INTEREST IN THE MANY ACTIVITIES OF OUR CLASS WE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER, WE RESPECTFULLY DEDICATE THIS I95I VIKING . . . SHEILA DE PODESTA W0 J fvkg CHOQL CHILDREN W 'V uvro THE ARMED F '44 f r - - ,Q '. UQ 0 0, K dx Y!! as I ff! ffqv I fi? 4 w A ZAMQH QM-III: '3? , YN gf w2Q'X ' V? f fl wfz . W ,M MJ .1 7 X Q axx 'r ' x X . 7 O O Qaofw 4 goo :9 W896' Oo MR RU5sELL,r THINK THE PM uU w WW M9590 44 WQAQ3 A P P X Yx ,Xxx REUME L ,Pj , ',,,, jr if iff: jf? ' ' Vvv 1 0404 4 AMW . OO Og QQ Q go, O CLYDE POWELL. Presidenf C. W. STUDER, Vice-Presideni LUELLA SWOPE. Clerk BOARD EDUCATION D. R. SPITLER OLIVER HORTON ROBERT BRAUCHER 6 ADMINISTRATIDN RAYMOND E. TRACHSEL Superiniendenf of Schools College of Woosfer B. S. in Educafion, Kenf Sfafe Univorsify M. S. Ohio Shale Universify MABEL STUDER Secrefary A. B., Blufffon College Conlon Actual Business College 7 H. WAYNE RUSSELL Principal A. B.. Defiance College M. S., Ohio Sfafe Universi+y Chemistry Journalism OLIVE ALDRIDGE MAE BAKER B. S. in Educalion, Ohio B. A.. 0fl0I'b0lfl C0ll090 Universily M. A., Columbia Univ. Shorfhand English IX. X Typing I, 2 Secretarial Sludies Adviser: Commercial Club Delenlion Supervisor Adviser: Freshman Class HOPE BAHLER ERMA BAYER B. S. in Educalion, Kent A. B.. MOUNT Ul1l0fl Slale Universily M. A., Ohio Slale Univ. English VII, Xl, Xll French l, ll Lafin l, ll RALPH BEUCK B. S. in Business Educafion B. S. in Ed.. Kenl' Sfale M. Ed., Ken? Slate Business Arifhmelic General Business Commercial Lew Salesmanship Consumers' Educalion Boolzlreeping I, II Debale Adviser: School Paper: Junior Class Play Direclor ESTHER HARKINS B. M. and Public School Music, Mounl Union Chicago Musical College Pillsburgh Musical lnslifule Sfring lnsfrumenfs in High School In Grade School FLORENCE STAHLER A. B., Muskingum College Ohio Slale Universily Librarian Adviser: -Junior Class Play Direcfor FAC ALLEN J. SCHNEIDER A. B., Woosler College CARL HOFFER B. S. in Educafion, Ohio Universify M. S. in Educafion, Kenl Stale Universily lnduslriel Arfs IX, X, XII Mechanical Drawing Xl BERNICE OSWALD M. A., Ohio Slain Univ. Physics Algebra Xl, Xll Solid Geomefry Plane Geomefry Trigonome+ry Adviser: Nafional Honor Society: Senior Class B. S. in Educalion, Keni RODNEY HARRISON Sfale Universily B. S. in Educalion. Ohio Ohio Universify Slale Universily Belhany College lndushial Arls VII, Vlll Arilhmelic Vll, Vlll Biology Adviser: Jr. Red Cross LUCILLE BLACK SHELBY DAVIS A. B., Willenberg College Wayne Universify Ohio Sfafe Universily Universily of Illinois Physical Educalion B. S. in Music Ed., Akron Driver Training Universily English VIII Girls' Glee Club Adviser: Cheerleaders Boys' Glee Club DONALD DAVIS 7'Ih agdcilh Grade Chorus Wesf Vir inia Universily Mile Orus B. A., Ml? Union College Wh Grid! Chow' B glTlEd:Gw?nelililJalBEEIA Kenf Slafe Universily 'cAHeg, Spefch Ohio Slafe Universily E '9lf'l vll- VII' Home Economics Adviser: Debate - ULT Y ROBERT SONNHALTER B. S. in Education, Kent Slale Universify Geography Junior Science Healih Asst Foolball Coach Jr. High Baskelball Assl. Track Coach RAYMOND SWOPE B. A.. Mounf Union College M. A., Ohio Sfafe Universify Norlhweslern Universily American Government Arilhmelic Vll Foolball and Beslelball Coach Adviser: Home Ec. Clubs: Senior Class JOE ESMONT B. S. in Educalion, Ohio Universify Pillsburgh Universify Driver Training Junior Science Heallh Physical Educafion Track Coach Afhlelic Direclor Adviser: Freshman Class ARTHUR WHITE B. S. in Educ.. Bowling I Green Biology Indusfrial Arts GEORGE TOOT B. P., Sch. Music. Kenf Slafe Universily HAZEL YOUNG Marching Band B. A.. Mounl' Union Conceri Band M. A.. Ohio Sfafe Orcheslra Kenl Slale WILLARD WRIGHT B. S., Mounl' Union College Algebra IX General Science Baseball Coach Assl. Beslelball and Foofball Adviser: Sophomore Class American Hisfory World Hislory Hisfory Vlll Adviser: Annual: Sophomore Class 9 TRANSPORTATION MRS. RUDERSMITH MRS. MORTIMER MR. MORTIMER CAFETERIA MRS. GRAHAM MRS. LEPLEY PATTY WISE being served MRS. BURDEN CUSTCDIANS MR. AND MRS. KENNEDY Rnghi MR. MILLER who divides his +ime befween fhe sfadium and fhe school. QNX 43, Q - L Q X 1 M 'I X 4 1 Z .. X f.. '- njgg, I' 3 X - U - fn ,ll 3 , if N7 Q a 1 ,Q Q - za QXQA Um N SX Q6 JS.-? f-Q 6 . - .1-' V 75,4 If 'Q' .x 1 4, . I X 1 ' ' 'yyvllls in I X W- . Z xl! Q fir x Q. ' Z2 I I X . V - i i '1- - f:.-- -- ...ki ,.-.- - ly. - ,l, ,,,,..-s , -ff ' ' 6 4 J amrir ,x F- 1.3 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS HISTORY This leffer was wriffen by Sally Viking fo her friend, Nora Canfon. Dear Nora, Hi fherel Af lasf we're Seniors and ready fo graduafe. Doesn'f seem possible, does if? Seems like such a shorf fime ago fhaf we were Freshman. Remember fhaf Freshman-Sophomore parfy? We really fhoughf we were smarf. Our guys were already showing people how foofball and baskefball are playedl And everyone who was anyone was in SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presidenf r...,.........,..,. . .Sherwin Snyder Vice-Presidenf .,....,.. ...,.. C harles Culler Secrefary-Treasurer , . ,,.... . , ,Joann Saylor Assf. Secrefary-Treasurer . . . Mary Lynne Grove Hisforian . ,.,............,r.. Marfha Mellen ADVISERS Miss DePodes-la Mr. Schneider fhe glee club or band. We weren'f so dumb in our sfudies eifher. Our Sophomore year was bigger and beffer, if possible, alfhough biology was sorf of messy. We had plenfy of fun cuffing up, buf plane geomefry had us sfumped. Then before we knew if, we were upper classmen. We were cerfainly proud of 'lhe fifle Juniors, and lived up fo if by our fine sfage producfion, Au+umn Sfory. Remember fhe nighf of fhe play, how excifed we all werel Before we realized if fhe curfain was up, and fo one of fhe largesf audiences N. C. had seen in a long fime. Then finally our Class rings camel And l sfill fhink fhey are fhe preffiesf I have ever seen. Of course, a lof of fhe boys losf fheirs in a few weeks, buf l guess fhaf couldn'f be helped. And fhe Proml Thaf was a nighf we will never forgefl Remember fhe dreamy orchesfra and fhe Onesfo ballrooml We were very proud of fhe decorafions, and every- one had a wonderful fime. And fhen finally, we were Seniorsl l never real- ized fhaf fhree years could pass so fasf, did you? Yef our Senior year was by far fhe besf. Our boys really showed how foofball should be played, by winning fhe Mefro-League Championshipl And fhe play Mo+her ls A Freshman was beyond our hopes in wonderful acfing and fhe fine audience. Then fhere was fhe Prom held af fhe Alliance Counfry Club, which was really a huge successl Weren'f fhe formals preffy and all fhe boys looked so handsome! Remember fhe fun we had working on fhe paper, Viking Views, and fhe Annual. The glee clubs, band, and orchesfra sounded fops. Class Nighf was a nighf Norfh Canfon will remember for fhe Class of '5I cerfainly gave a fine show. And now we are almosf af fhe end of our goal for Baccalaureafe and Graduafion are iusf ahead. Buf my leffer does nof end here wifh fhis goal almosf reached. This is iusf fhe beginning. For alfhough we will graduafe and disperse as a class we will always remember our High School years and fhe fun we had af No-Ca-Hil Please wrife soon and lef me know all fhe news. As ever, Your friend, Sally Viking This page is Sponsored by EWING CHEVROLET BIRK ADAMS lBirH 'IAbiIify involves responsibili+y. Baseball 3, 4: Scholarship I, 2. 3, 4' Bo s' Glee Club 2 . y . 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Operefia 2: Sr. Scholarship 4: Annual 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Dramafic Club 3: Dramafic Class Play: Hebron High School V2 year. DORIS ANSTINE THOMAS LEE ASHBURN lDorisI IToml Laughing eyes and a brighl There may be men buffer Ihan manner. I, bul' I doubl' I+. Girls' Glee Club 2: Opere'H'a 2: Bashefball I, 2, 3: Traci I, 2, 3, Home Ec. Club I, 2, 4: Vilnirgg 4: Home Room Officer I: Boys' Views 4: Commercial Club 3: Glee Club I: OpereH'a I: Hi-Y Drama'I'ic Club 2. I, 2: Commercial Club 3. RICHARD BALDWIN lWar'l'sl My educalion lxeeps me so busy I never have 'lime Io sfudy. DAVID BASINGER lDavel 'You goI'Ia be a foofball hero. :aol-ball I, 2. 3. 4: Baslrefball I, I, 3, 4: Scholarship I, 2, 4: Class Dfficer 2: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3. I: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Operefia I: Scholarship 4: Viking Views 4: Monifor 3: Boys' Sfafe 3: Cllls 'lay 3, 4. LAWRENCE BRICKER ICIefel Handsome and fall, a friend of all. Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Baslrelball I, 2, 3, 4: Traci: 2. 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4. EVELYN BRUEGGER lEveIynI Cheerfulness is an ofishool of goodness and wisdom. Home Ec. Clubs I, 2, 3, 4: Com- mercial Club 3: Driver Training 4 I3 CLAYTON CARSON IClayI'l An irrepressible young man always doing' Ihe unex- peeled. Foofball I, 2, 3, 4: Beshefball I: Track 3, 4: Scholarship I, 2. 4: Class Officer I: Boys' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Operefla I, 2: Sr. Scholarship: Monifor I, 2: Band I. 2: Orchesira 2: Wesiinghouse Tesl 4: Jr. Red Cross Rep. I: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3: H. S. Play 3. This page is Sponsored by NORTH CANTON CHEVROLET .uf ANTHONY CHIOFOLO lTony Dark and handsome wifh a wiclred gleam in his eye. Foofball I: Baskefball I: Home Room Officer I: Boys' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Opereffa I, 2: Annual 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 4: Class Play 4. HELEN GILL Helen Her hear+'s lilre a frolley car, always room for one more. l I Girls' Glee Club l: Home Ec. Club 4: Monifor 2, 4: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3: Librarian 3, 4: Driver Training 4. CHARLES E. CULLER. JR. lChuclrl The fufure belongs fo fhose who prepare for if. Foofball 2: Baseball 2: Traclr 2: Scholarship 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 4: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Opereffa 2: Scholarship 4: An- nual 4: Monifor 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Dramafic Club 3, 4. SHIRLEY GREEN lShirll Mischief dances in her eyes. Scholarship I, 2, 3, 4: Home Room Officer I: Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Opereffa 2: Sr. Scholarship: Annual 4: Monifor 2: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Cheerleader I, 2: Driver Training 4. I4 ROGER DeLONG lBudl Give me a car and fhen clear fhe sIreefs. Baskefball 3: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Traclr 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 3, 4: Aihlefic Manager I, 2, 3: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 4. JOANN eizoss IJQI Feminine, preffy and oh. so fefching. Scholarship I, 2, 3: Home Room Officer 2: Girls' Glee Club I, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Home Ec. Club 4: Monifor I, 2, 3: Girls' Afhlefic Associaiion 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orchesfra 4: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Class Play 3: Dramafic Club I, 2, 3, 4: Maioreffe 3, 4: Driver Training 3. MARILYN DOURM lMarilynl Nof foo +aII, nof foo small will liked and admiree a . Scholarship 3: Girls' Glee 2: Opereffa 2: Home Ec. I, 2, 4: Vilning Views 4: 4 mercial Club 3: Dramafic 2: Driver Training 4. MARY LYNNE GROV lMary Lynnel A charming girl known fn simplicify, sincerify, al service. Scholarship I, 2, 3, 4: Officer 3, 4: Girls' Glee C 2, 3, 4: Opereffa 2: Schol 4: Home Ec. Club I, 2: A 4: Girls' Afhlefic Associal 2, 3: Nafional Honor Soc' 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Play 4: Dramafic Club 2. LELAND EDGEIN ANNA MARIE ELSASS JOANNE FERRELL JANET FETZER lNicIrl lEIsiel lJol lJanefl Abou+ as innocenl as he looks. Her smile rivals Ihe sunshine. Scholarship 2: Girls' Glee Club I, 3, 4: Home Ec. Club I, 2: Annual 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Band 3: Commercial Club 3: Class Play 4: Librarian 3, 4: Driver Training 4. I looked, I smiled, he was conquered. Scholarship I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Operefla 2: Sr. Schol- arship: Annual 4: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Class Play 4: Driver Training 4. An unexfinguished laughfer shakes fhe sky. Scholarship I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Operella 2: Annual 4: Moniior I, 2: Jr. Red Cross Rep.,l, 2: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Librarian 3, 4. ELDRID HECKAMAN WILLIAM HOLDER ROBERT HOLL lToo'Iiel lBilll lBobl Whal would life be wifhouf a Rafher have a small one for a l'm lhe original-all olhers are man or Iwo. friend fhan a greaf one for frauds. :holarship 2, 4: Glee Club 2, 4: Oporefla 2: Senior Scholar- lip: Home Ec. I, 2: G. A. A. , 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: lommercial Club 3, 4: Class lay 4: Dramalic Club I. 2, 3, 4. a foe. Baseball 2: Glee Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Monifor 3: Band I: Afhlefic Manager I, 2, 3, 4: Hn-Y'l, 2, 3, 4. Foolball 2: Baseball 2, 3. 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4: Scholarship I, 2, 3, 4: Home Room Officer I, 2, 3: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: OpereH'a 2: Scholarship 4: An- nau 4: Vilring Views 4: Monifor 2, 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Nafional Honor Sociely 4. I5 CAROLYN HUMBERT lCarolynl Swee+ and slighily shy. Homa.Ec. Club I. 2: Commer- cial Club 3, 4: Driver Training 4. This page is Sponsored by NORTH CANTON BUICK NANCY HUMMEL IHumI The gym is her heaven. Home Ec. Club 4: Girls' Afhlefic Associafion I, 2. 3. 4: Band I, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Com- mercial Club 3: Driver Training 3. JOYCE CAROL ISRAEL IJoycel PreH'y name, preffy lass, she's fha favorife of her cIass. Scholarship I, 2, 3, 4: Home Room Officer 2: Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Opereffa 2: Sr. Scholar- ship: Annual 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross Rep. 2, 3: Tri- Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Nafional Honor Sociefy 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Disfricf Jr. Red Cross Council. JAMES JACKSON DONALD KAU FMAN IGeeI:l IDonl lf you have anyihing fo say, He fakes everyfhing in I say if-If you haven'I, say if sIride. anyway. Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orchesfra Baslxefball I: Jr. Red Cross Rep. 3, 4: Dance Band I, 2, 3 I: Commercial Club 4. Solo Confesfs 3, 4. ROBERT LEONARD ISneezyl lf isn'+ wise fo be wiser fhan necessary. Foofball I: Tracll 2: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Opereffa 2: Band 4: Camera Club 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club I, 2, 3, 4. SANDRA MclNTYRE ISandyl . Thai preffy head has somefhing in if. Scholarship I, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 3: Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Opereffa 4: Senior Scholarship: Annual 3, 4: Vilxing Views 4: Monifor 3: Debafe I, 2: Nafional Forensic League I, 2: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Commer- cial Club 3: Prince of Peace 2: Dramafic Club I, 2: Librarian 3, 4: H. S. Play 3. I6 I , , IK. MARTHA MELLEN IMarsel A frue picfure of feminine sweefness and charm. Scholarship I, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer I, 4: Home Room Offi- cer 3: Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3. 4: Opereffa 2: Home Ec. I, 3: Annual 4: Viking Views 4: Red Cross I: Debafe I, 2, 3: Nafional Forensic League I, 2, 3, 4: Tri- Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 3: Dramafic Club I, 2: Librarian 3, 4: Driver Training 3. BARBARA MILLER lBarbl A sweef liffle darlr-haired la' Scholarship 3: Monifor 4: I Hi-Y 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: Lincoln High School 2 ye i I 4 JAYNE KELLER JOAN KRAUS JOAN LAMB JACK LEONARD IJasperI IJoanl IJoI Uachl A sfriling girl who always A frue friend is a friend Some say men are Ierrible Bewarel I mighi do somefhing males a hit cholarship 2, 4: Girls' Glee :lub I, 2, 3, 4: Opereifa 2: Sr. icholarship: Home Ec. I. 3: G. K. A. l,.2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y I. 2, 1, 4: Commercial Club 3. 4: :less Play 4: Dramaiic Club 2, I, 4. forever. Glee Club 2, 4: Home Ec. Club 3, 4: Girls' Afhlefic Associafion 3: Band 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Jaclrson High School I year. crea+ures, buf I don'+ Ihinlr so. Scholarship I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Opereffa 2: Annual 4: Monifor I: Debafe 2: Narional Forensic Lague 2: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2. 3, 4: Commercial Club 3. 4: Class Play 3: Librarian 3, 4. slarfling yet Glee Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3: Camera Club 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Commercial Club 3. DORIS JEAN MILLER IJeanI Cule describes her 'Io a 'T,' when you see her you'Il agree. cholarship 3, 4: Home Ec. Club : Band 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2. 3, : Commercial Club 3, 4: Dra- iafic Club 2: Dance Band 2, 3. SHIRLEY LOUISE MILLER IShirleyl A revelafion of sincerify and lively inI'elIigence. Scholarship I, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 2, 3: Home Room Offi- cer I: Senior Scholarship: An- nual 4: Monifor 4: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Naiional Honor Sociefy 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3: Dramafic Club I, 2, 3: Librarian 3, 4. EILEEN MOHLER IMOI Here is somefhing small buf indispensable. Home Ec. Club I, 2, 3, 4: Moni- Ior 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Tri- Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Commercial Club 3: Dramalic Club I, 2: Cheer- leader I, 2, 3, 4. I7 RONALD MORROW IRonl A genlleman, a sfudenf, and a fine a'Ihle+e Foo+ball I, 2, 3, 4: Bashefball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3. 4: Track I: Scholarship I, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 2: Home Room Officer I: Boys' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Operefla I, 2: Senior Scholarship: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra I, 2, 3: Red Cross I: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 4: Trombone Ouarfef Con- Iesf 3. This page is Sponsored by HARPOLD MOTOR C0. u LOIS MOWRY lLoisl The perpelual giggle. Girls' Glue Club 3, 4: Home Ec. Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: 2 years al anolhar school. 1 :: LST 5 - -. yrs in .La yv r g .- ,ZA ,!,. -5:1 'Eff' JAMES RHODES Rails l X gi for l l I Males fha besr of everylhing, Ihinks Ihe basl of everybody. Bashelball I: Trach I: Hi-Y 2: Commercial Club 3, 4. LYNN MURPHY lLynnl Shyness only enhances her charm. Girls' Glee Club 3, 4: Annual 4: Monilor I: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Dramalic Club I: Librarian 3, 4: Scholarship 2, 3, 4. WARREN RIGDON lRing-Dingl There is hope Ihal ihis boy will yer be a blessing. Baseball 3, 4: Traclr 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross Represenlafive 2: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4. I8 RODNEY MURPHY lRodneyl l mighr have been belfer if I would, buf il's awfully lone- some being good. Basleiball 2. JAMES NELSON lJiml He keeps up wilh lhe wor Baslelball I: Traclr 4: Scho ship I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Opera 2: Senior Scholarship: Annua Vilring Views 4: Monilor I: B. 2, 3, 4: Orch. 2, 4: Hi-Y 2, Commercial 4: Class Play Dramaiic 2, 3: Dance Band Solo Confasrs 4: Ensemble C fesfs 4: Pep Band 4: Band Sq Leader 4: Malh. 81 Science BARBARA RUSSELL Barb An ordinary person with exlra- ordinary abili+ies. l l Scholarship I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: OpereHa 2: Senior Scholarship: Home Ec. 3: Annual 4: G.A.A. I, 2: Band 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Nalional Honor Sociely 3, 4: Class Play 3: Dramalic Club I, 2, 3: Dance Band 3: Librarian 3, 4: Solo Confesls 4. l JOANN SAYLOR l-lvl She's goi wha? il' Ialres-a 4 binalion of blond hair blue eyes. Scholarship I, 2, 3, 4: I Officer 4: Home Room Of 3: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: N Chorus 4: Operelfa 2: S1 Scholarship: Home Ec. 4: Ar 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Red C 3: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: NaI' Honor Sociefy 4: Class Pla Maiorelfe I, 2, 3, 4. HILDEGARDE NOBIS lHiIdyI 'Everylhing has a brighf side and she always 'finds ii. Scholarship 2, 3: Girls' Glee 'Club I: Home Ec. Club 2: Tri- -Ii-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4. PATRICIA POST IPafsyI The nice Ihings said aboul' her are all hue. Scholarship I, 2: Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Operefla 2: Annual 4: G. A. A. I, 2: Tri- Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Dramalic Club I, 2, 3: Librarian 3: Maioreffe I, 2, 3, 4. TOM POST lTomI If I'm noi careful I may gradua+e. Band I, 2, 3: Orchesfra I, 2, 3 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Commerci Club 3, 4: Dance Band 2, 3. NANCY POWELL ILeeI Simplicify is a capfivafing grace. Scholarship 2, 3, 4: Home Room Officer I: Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Opereffa 2: Senior Scholarship: Home Ec. I, 4: Annual 3, 4: Monifor I, 2, 4: Jr. Rd Cross I, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Nafional Honor Soci- efy 4: Commercial Club 3: Class Play 4: Librarian 3, 4. RAY SCHAFFER LAWRENCE SCHARVER JOHN SCHREINER IRockyI lShagI IJacIrI Well now, you see i+'s Ihis Fun for all and all for fun. Boys such as he malre fhe world way. Foo+baII 2, 3: Hi-Y 2, 3: Com- go 'round. Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: mercial Club 3, 4. Baskelball 2, 3, 4: Traclr 2, 3: Boys' Glee Club 4: Senior Monifor 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Com- Scholarship: Vilring Views 4: mercial Club 2, 3, 4. Band I: Orchesfra I: Hi-Y 3, 4: Commercial Club 3: Class Play 3. I9 This page is Sponsored by TED DUNLAP BETTY SCHWORM IBHHYI H's fhe liHIe fhinqs Ihaf count Scholarship I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Operelfa 2: Home Ec. Club I, 2, 4: Viln- ing Views 4: Moniior 4: Debafe I: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Commer- cial Club 3, 4: Driver Training 3. RICHARD SMITH lJonesyl Fefe fried fo conceal him by naming him Smilh. Baskefball I, 2: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Oper- e'Il'a 2: Annual 4: Alhlelic Man- ager 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 4. STEPHEN WILKINS IRuml WILLIAM SMITH lBillI All lhe greai men are dying and I don'l feel so well myself. Baslrelball l, 2, 3, 4: Home Room Officer I: Boys' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Operafla I, 2: Monilor 2: Hi-Y I, 2: Class Play 3, 4. SHERWIN SNYDER Isonnyl Knowledge is a pleasure and praclice lhe Irey. Scholarship I, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer I, 3, 4: Home Room 2: Boys' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Operella I. 2: Senior Scholarship: Moniior 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra I, 2, 3, 4: Weslinghouse Tesl 4: Boys' Sfale 4: Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 3, 4: Class Play 4: Dramafic Club I, 2: Dance Band I, 2, 3, 4: Solo Confesls I, 3. JAMES WILLAMAN Caffish MAX WILLAMAN Max l I l hafe nobbdy, l'mlin sympalhy l'm crazy abouf worln. I can sil wifh Ihe world. and loolx af if all day. Fooiball I, 2, 3: Scholarship 3: Foolball 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2: Foolball I: Baslnelball I, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 3, 4: Annual 4: Traclr I, 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club Afhleiic Manager I: Hi-Y I, 2, Viking Views 4: Red Cross 4: 2, 3, 4: Operefla 2: Hi-Y 2. 3. 41 DFBMGIIC Club I. 2- l'm a ladies' man, and .am enioying il immenseIy. Hi-Y I, 2. 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: Class Play 3: Dramalic Club 2. 20 Sponsored by ED. RALEY of Minerva BETTY LOU STRAUSSER llool SmarI and willy, gobs of l she's Known and lilred by everyone. Scholarship I. 2, 3, 4: Glee C I, 2, 3, 4: Operefla 2: Sei Scholarship: Annual 4: Mon 4: G. A: A. I: Band I, 2, 3 Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Nafic Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Class Pla 4: Dramaiic Club 2: Dr Training 3. MARGIE WISE ILucIryl l'm happy: whal's wrong +l1e resl of the world. Home Ec. Club l, 2: V Views 4: G. A. A. I, 2, , Band I, 2, 3, 4: Trl-Hi-Y l, 4: Commercial Club 3: Dral Play 3: Driver Training 4. JULIE SUTTON lJuliel Tall, blond, prefly, and inI'elligen+. G. A. A. I, 2, 3: Annual 4: Tri- Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Dramafic Club I, 2: Dramaiic Play I, 2: Driver Training 4: Senior Scholarship: Lehman ZV2 years. WAYNE TAYLOR lTubeyl My desfiny is Ihai of a man. Foolball 3: Baslrelball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2 Boys' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Operella I, 2: Class Play 4. MARGARET WALKER lPe99vI Her every acl' is refined like sunshine shedding beauly where if falls. Scholarship I, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer I, 2: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Operefla 2: Senior Scholar- ship: Annual 3, 4: Viking Views 4: Monitor 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 3, 4: Debaie 2: Nalional Foren- sic League 2: Girls' Slafe 3: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, '3, 4: Naiional Honor Sociely 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3: Dramalic Club 2: Li- brarian 3, 4: Dramafic Play 4: Disiricf Red Cross Council 4: Driver Training 3. CHARLES WEIDLEMAN lCharliel Thinking is such an idle wasle of lime. Class Play 4. JEAN YARMAN NORMA YOUNG lJeanl lNorml She 'Finds her ioy in living. Sugar hasn'f go'I' anylhing on Home Ec. I, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3: her. Dover 2 years. Scholarship I, 2: Home Ec. 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchesfra I, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Commer- cial Club 3, 4: Dance Band 3: Solo Conlesis 3. WHEN WE WERE YOUNG FIRST ROW-Dick Smi+h, Joan Lamb, Shirley Miller, Birk Adams. SECOND ROW- Doris Ansiine, Joyce lsrael, Margarel Walker, Nancy Powell. THIRD ROW-Joann Saylor, Jim Nelson, David Basinger, Doris Miller. FOURTH ROW-Barbara Miller, Clayion Carson, Ronnie Morrow, Hildegarde Nobis, Eldrid Heckaman. 22 CLASS WILL The Senior Class of I95l, Being of sound minds and bodiesl7I Do solemnly bequealh our personal Possessions, lrails, and abililies, In lhis our Iasl will and leslamenl. BIRK ADAMS' posilion in Mixed Chorus lo Eugene Tracy: DORIS ANSTINE doesn'l will Marilyn lo anyone: TOM ASHBURN'S build lo Chuck Bruegger: DICK BALDWIN'S car lo Mrs. Black: DAVE BASlNGER'S foolball shoes lo Dave Wallick: CLETE BRlCKER'S long hair lo Tom Achauer: EVELYN BRUEGGER doesn'l will her diamond lo anybody: CLAYTON CARSON'S malhemalical mind lo Einslein: TONY CHIOFOLO'S beard lo Larry Honnold: CHARLES CULLER'S abilily lo slrelch a dollar lo lhe Uniled Slales Governmenl: ROGER DeLONG'S managership lo Bob Blakewayz MARILYN DOURM'S quiel allilude lo Marlene Weinhardl: LELAND EDGElN'S quick sense of humor lo lhose people who say lhe wrong lhing al lhe wrong lime: ANNA MARIE ELSASS' supporl al baskelball games lo lhe iuniors: JOANNE FERRELL'S figure lo Pal Bohnsack: JANET FETZER'S seal on lhe school bus lo Roberl Schwilz- gebel: HELEN GlLL'S friendly nalure lo Joe Stalin and his Kremlin Koharls: SHIRLEY GREEN'S driving abilily lo Shirley Roberlson: JOANN GROSS'S balon lo Mrs. Oswald: MARY LYNNE GROVE'S place in Nalional Honor Sociely lo some deserving iunior: ELDRID HECKAMAN'S poise lo Carol Ann Greenho: BILL HOLDER'S size lo Big Dick Shafer: BOB HOLL'S curly hair lo Rich Fye: CAROLYN HUMBERT'S iob al lhe Park lo Samuel Goldwyn: NANCY HUMMEL'S proficiency in soflball lo Mrs. Aldridge: JOYCE ISRAEL'S abilily lo go sleady lo Valefle Maruna: JIM JACKSON'S 6' 2V2 lo Don Noebe: DON KAUFMAN'S lrombone lo Tommy Dorsey: JAYNE KELLER'S sophislicalion lo June Gladfeller: JOAN KRAUS'S hard lime in American Governmenl lo Ella McDowell: JOAN LAMB'S men lo Mary Lou Russell: JACK LEONARD'S posl office iob lo lhe Posl Masler General: BOB LEONARD'S glasses lo John Hell: SANDRA McINTYRE'S eagerness lo go lo Kenl lo Harriel Schmill: MARTHA MELLEN'S Flossie's Philosophiesn lo Mr. Harrison llhe only one who uses ill: BARBARA MlLLER'S brunella lresses lo Elaine Howes: DORIS MILLER'S sweel disposilion lo Mr. Tool: SHIRLEY MILLER'S Beanbag badge lo Miss Bahler: EILEEN MOHLER S cheerleading posilion lo Janel Powell: RONNIE MORROW'S angelic expression lo Pele Spence: LOIS MOWRY'S abilily lo gel a man lo Audrey Mellen: LYNN MURPHY'S quielness lo Bonnie Speicher: RODNEY MURPHY'S answers in Physics lo George Parker: JIM NELSON'5 love of lhe Vikings lo lhe Reposilory: HILDEGARDE NOBIS' arlislic lalenls lo Larry Swogger: PAT POST'S crown lo Karl Gooseman: TOM POST'S answers in Consumer Educalion lo Mr. Beuck: NANCY POWELL'S laugh lo Miss Sluder: JIM RHODES' walk home lo Don Keller: WARREN RlGDON'S abilily lo masler lwo languages lo Bob Barnes: BARBARA RUSSELL'S efficiency lo Shirley Ferrell: JOANN SAYLOR'S love of lhe Navy lo lhe Marines: RAY SCHAFFER'S dime slore novels lo Miss Baker: LARRY SCHARVER'S dimples lo Mr. Schneider: JACK SCHRElNER'S modesly lo Don Spiller: BETTY SCHWORM'S pelileness lo Ardylh Broeska: DICK SMlTH'S love of Florida lo all nalive-born Californians: BILL SMITH wills 'The Thing lo anyone who wanls il: SHERWIN SNYDER'S leadership lo lhe nexl Senior class presidenl: BETTY LOU STRAUSSER'S love of dogs lo Miss Bayer: JULIE SUTTON'S allraclion lo shorlhand lo Dolores DeLong: WAYNE TAYLOR'S seal on lhe bench lo Mr. Swope: MARGARET WALKER'S oul of lown dales lo Johanna Kobel: CHUCK WElDLEMAN'S sludious allilude lo Roy Newell: STEVE WILKINS' hislory book lo Chuck Boelller: JIM WILLAMAN'S lraps lo Jed Duryee: MAX WlLLAMAN'S crew :ul lo Gorgeous George: MARGIE WISE'S alhlelic abilily lo lhe Cleveland Indians: JEAN YARMAN'S winsome smile lo Jean Harler: NORMA YOUNG'S firsl chair in orcheslra lo Karen Turner. 1f 1 - , Oo 5 C H00 6 'XO QW ' ' ' I N115 S N , Q P E N fa w 0 X K? Q W I L L Q f A f' K Am 'v'Af 4 ' wg? K ', l4f1' W'f5ifQ y N XQ75 fffxliifrusfsallli 7 Q! ' 5' 1' -:A-f 'mr 55 4 - y el-4 'T' K-hi' N JUNIDR CLASS CLASS CF 'I952 - JUNIORS lf seems we have arrived in good condilion al lhe fhird sfalion along our railway of educalion. We can l slay loo long fhough, because we are scheduled +o arrive af Sfafion Senior nex+ year. We shan l reach our final deslinafion af Com- mencemen'I ' unlil we hop off fhe No-Ca-Hi lrain in l952. This year our 'lrain seems lo be running enlirely on our infinife pep and delerminalion. lWe can'l afford an engine, as we are spending all of our 'Fare lo assure a super prom., During fhe irip we have used our 'lime fo exhibil our oulslanding abililies in sporls, scholarship, music, speech, and dramalics. We have also spenl many pleasanl' evenings engaged in social acfivilies, buf oflen 'lhe porfers had 'lo lreep 'lhe nighflighls burn- ing 'For fhose who suffered from shorl-hand or W , X fl A . L' 4- fm? Rf fifzew Fifa- ww f fr fe 'sf'4?i1'.u' it fi, ,qs,y,1,g55X,i,-.,.fs .am sig, .1 w W, my W- eu, .. ... ,V M552 V22 Ve M A5 ,Hawes 4,,,,,x'.15fYagQ--we-g,,,,W View 'Firm Y -, ' I K J i '- Q,-4,5 ,I'.i'f'?f'13E' l Al' ' 9- 'ffl-545214.52 ff,.Yf 'l'Sv TW:E,.,vi. WSH. l iiifsygg ' ,wmlxblfsiia wi' mafhemafics. Once in a while an epidemic of hislory has spread fhrough lhe lrain, buf we haven l losl a passenger yell Indeed, we are noi angels, and somelimes we cause a li++le frouble for our conduclors, Miss Bayer and Miss Bahler, bu'l' somehow 'lhey always manage 'lo gel us baclr in our seals ready fo con- linue our iourney. By nexl year we shall probably have iel engines a'Hached lo our +rain, and wifh Spiril and Abilify a+ +he confrols we can overcome any obsfacles 'lhere may be along +he roufe. Perhaps we don'+ have much hislory lo spealr of now, buf lrnowing lhe class of 52 -resl assured -we will malre some! By PATTY Reiss Presidenl ......., ...... B ill Briclxer Vice Presideni ..... ..... J im Masline Secrelary ...... ...... E+ fa McDowell Treasurer . . . ........ Bob Schwilzgebel Hisforian .... ................ P ally Reiss Advisers. . . . . ,Miss Bahler and Miss Bayer 27 JUNIOR Lefl' +o righl-Efhel Weirich, Beverly Yarman, Madelyn Sumser, Beffy Rhodes, Shirley Roberison, Elizabefh Slayer, Jean Shilling, Rodney Murphy, Richard Shaheen, Richard Wise, Ralph Seemann. Sealed-Harry Jorden. Sfanding-Nedra Kraus, Lloyd Melhorn, Nancy Kolp, Homer Reed, Grace Myers, Jim Masline, Pal' Rhine, Kenny McPeek, Mariha Warburlon, June Gladfelier, BeHy Mason. Kneeling-Ralph Schwiizgebel, Jerry Nel- son. S+anding-Marilyn Sumser, Arlene Warner, Yvonne S+reby, PaHy Reiss, Janei Powell, Earl Hal+er, Don Spiller, Joe Sum- ser, Elaine Wolfe, Janice Hershberger. Seafed-Shirley Ferrell. Kneeling-BeH'y Bu'I'cl'1er. S+anding-Delores DeLong, Shir- ley Domer, Jane+ Daily, Frances Adams, Bob Gluifing, Ronnie Foliz, Elaine Howes, Lore+fa Connelly. l CLASS Leff fo rigl1f-Jack Spence, EHa McDow- ell, Roberf Taillard, Joann Kobel, Bob Marquardi, Amelia Sfumpf, Beverly Wen- dell, Mary Ellen Young, Donald Kloefzly, PM Samme+er. Le'F+ fo righi, sfanding-Tom Achauer, Ardy+l1 Broeslze, Ann Combs, Richard Fye, Bill Bricker, Gerald Duryee, Carol Greenho, Donna May, Lois Kloehly. Lefi' +o righf, si'Hing-Marfha Alce, Nancy Daluler, Ellen Lan+ry, Carol Kreiner. THE SOPHOMORE BOAST CLASS OF 'I953 - SOPHOMORES This Sophomore Class has fhe unusual disfincfion of sfanding midway in 'Ihe fwenfiefh cenfury. The fabulous wealfh of falenf and infellecf of fhis group is sure fo have a fremendous impacf upon 'Ihe world during fhe nexf fiffy afomic years. As in a chain reacfion expanding fhroughouf fhe cenfury, fhis Sophomore Class will, wifh explosive force, carry on as leaders in polifics, sfafemanship, indus- SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Presidenf ..,,...... .John Holl Vice-Presidenf . . . .Lesfer Mohler Sec'y-Treas. .... Kenny Willaman Hisforian .,.,. ,i.. P hil Howes Advisers MRS. YOUNG MR. WRIGHT fry, Iiferafure, arf, science, afhlefics, and fhe pro- fessions. This oufsfanding Sophomore Class is going fo sef an unusual record before fhe cenfury ends. Wifh fhe combined efforfs of all fhe sfudenfs in fhe class we are mushrooming fo greafer heighfs in fhe fields of music and afhlefics. We have abouf fhirfy boys parficipafing in fhe various sporfs and abouf fwenfy sfudenfs are in fhe band, orchesfra, and glee club. We also confribufed five sfudenfs for fhe play, Cheaper by fhe Dozen. Wifh fhe able assisfance of Mrs. Young, Mr. Wrighf, and fhe ofher professors we shall move onward fhrough fhe years of Lafin, hisfory, mafhemafics, science, and English fo fhe one supreme goal-gradu- afion. By PHIL HOWES 1 Q l 1 I SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW--Beverly McEIwee, Don Noebe, Barbara Mafhias, Nona Schilfz, Cyn+hia Slarks, Shirle Zwallen Marlene Weinhardl' Mr. Wri h+. Y I I g SECOND ROW - Sally Wilkins, Don Zeiger Sam Marlin, David Wallick, Mary Lou Russell Carol Surbey, Susan Mcln+yre. THIRD ROW4 Lesier Mohler, Neal Surbey, David Snyder, Tom Wills, Clark Miller, Eileen Mason, Marlene Wy- ani, Richard Wearsller. FURTH ROW-Bob Robbins, Allen Rigdon, Mark Overholf, Kenny Willaman, Peler Spence, Nancy Price, Joe Moledor. SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW-Josephine Halier, Don Bixler, Donna Arfhur, Mary Edna Hagedorn, Sally Berro- din, Rose Bloss. SECOND ROW-Mrs. Young, Gary Lesh, Ray Elsass, Bill Gei+gey, John Holl, Jim Durkin. THIRD ROW-Larry Low, Ellen Bush, Jean Harler, Don Keller, Ned Lehman, Dave Brown, Joanne Albrecht FOURTH ROW -Herb Erskine, Earl Givler, Phil Howes, Richard Kolp, Rob Humberi, Kenny Dobis, Bob Blakeway. Q CLASS OF 1954 - FRESHMEN FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY Once upon a Iime in +he land of dragons, cas+les, and knighis +here lived Ihe delermined class of '54. This class enfered Ihe halls of No-Ca-Hi in a greal hoard, ready Io underfake any challenge educaiion mighf lay before Ihem. Af+er having firsf boasied fheir prowess and making +heir presence known, fhe freshmen se'Hled down 'lo books and knowledge. This class of '54 was very well represenled in debaie, sporis, scholarship, and music. The nigh+ life of 'Ihe noble lords and demure ladies was 'laken care of by rho Freshman-Sophomore Par+ies and Safurday FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Presideni ,........,r,,.r.......... Fred Culler Vice-Presideni , . . 4,..., .,..., L inda Swann Secreiary-Treasurer .,,... ...,.. J oyce Haines Hisiorian ...,,..,..........,., Nancy Gardner Advisers MISS BAKER MR. ESMONT 32 Nighlers' Club. The freshmen conquered Ihose fire- spiHing monsiers Lafin and Science and afler many ba++les overcame 'lhe power of 'lhal' +wo-headed dragon offen called Algebra. Thus 'rhe fame of 'fhe freshman has begun fo spread far and wide. The +ime has come for +he brave knigh+s and fair maid- ens +o moun+ +heir s+eeds and wi+h lances couched move on in'l'o Ihe fuiure. No ma++er wha'I' obsiacles and perils may be faced, 'ihe class of '54 goes riding on againsf +he challenge of educafion. -NANCY GARDNER : V g fm if' 5 f3'Si.,if21f'3 '51 ef 'ein ' -s f . - U sg , ' A img Q ,S-if r r ., .- ri . if'fl1?2fF?H Q1 52 .gifs if if , l 4. ' FRESHMEN FIRST ROW-Judy Buchfel, Carol Kilzmiller, Sonny Greenho, Bob Klinger, Ted Brown, Nancy Gardner, Shirley Earles, Dick Folfz, Mary Dennis. SECOND ROW-Wanda May, ValeH'e Maruna, Joyce Haines, Sue Bowers, Gary Ferrell, Fred Ma+hias, Mari Bonnel, Esfabelle Landau. THIRD ROW-L. Karns, Berlha Givler, Connie Gum- mere, Elinor Acheson, Nancy Fe+zer, Fred Culler, Bob Koons, Nevin Lanfry, Jane Hushour, Donald Brown. FOURTH ROW-Marilyn Bogue, Leo Drake, Don Ehlers, Tom Haller, Rober+ Barnes, Paul Dolan, Bill Bushong, Charles Bruegger, Bob Boe'Hler, Jerry Dick. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW-Dick Sumser, Larry Swogger, Leslie Mohler, Dan Paige, Alberf Willison, Joanne Swanson, Audry Mellen, Mr. Esmonl. SECOND ROW-Carol Miller, Carol Schario, Nancy Posl, Dean Willison, Mildred Schworm, Lucy Rineharl, Nancy Uplinger, Ann Workman. THIRD ROW -Bud Zimmer, Eugene Tracy, Linda Swann, Joan Scanlon, Jeane++e Willison, Ralph Slagle, Russell Melzger, Bonnie Speicher. FOURTH ROW- Dick Smifh, David Welker, Tom Davis, George Parker, Dwighl Shelby, Jim Scheelz, O'Ho Wohl- bold, Wilbur Rhodes. EIGHTH GRADE A fs 4 FIRST ROW-Gary Siorch, Dicl: Zimmerman, Leonard Young, David Young, John Weikel, Carol Reed, Lee ScoH, David Van Dyke, Mr. Beucli. SECOND ROW-Roy Newell, Rollin Wise, Suzanne Spence, Pa+ Wise, Marjorie 1. 4 Shenk, Nancy Speicher, Venifa Riggs. THIRD ROW-Dick Obermiller, Harrie? Schmi'H, Mar- garei Shaheen, Karl Tracy, Elaine Zeiger, Nancy Sweany, Philip Tambling. FIRST ROW-Mariha Holl, Carol Miller, Char- loHe Haak, Rennie Edgein, Harold Dennis, Mari- lyn Marquardl, Faye Boe++ler, Mr. Davis. SEC- OND ROW-Joanne Burlxhar+, June Harpold, Lynn Greenho, Bob Berfsch, Dwighf Melhorn, Doris Kaufman, Peggy Lennon, Shirley Mcln+yre. THIRD ROW-Charles Mooring, Tom Baldwin, Bob Lancashire, George Livingsion, Barbara Clouser, Doris GusseH, Marilyn Landman, Joyce Fryer. FOURTH ROW-Eleanor Delong, Ar- mand Lenarz, Don Danford, Carol Evey, David Kaufman, Evelyn Chenof, Pal' Bohnsaclc, Mary Kihmiller. SEVENTH GRADE - l l FIRST ROW-Tom Moock, Phil Kamp, Henry Mason, Bob Kogel, Jerry Miller, Joan Malhias, Florence Miller, Elaine Melhorn. SECOND ROW -Mr. Sonnhaller, Nancy Haren, Carol Gusseli, Larry Fall, Marilyn Hagenlocher. Carolyn Earles, PaH'y Holder, Larry Honnold, Ray Dennis, Mr. Harrison. THIRD ROW-Bill Bohnsack, Charles Boeiller, Sherwin Grimes, Rulh Harfong, Richard Howes, Dick Green, Tim Brown, Bob Hoffman. FOURTH ROW-Norma Clarke, Dick Cashner, Bob Bricker, Pally Dickson, Don Beachy, Jack Fe+zer, Carol Gillespie, Marianne Erbland. FIFTH ROW-Jim Burden, Roxanna Greenho, David Boyd, Jim Goflshall, Suzanne Duryee, Delores Carson, Joe Esmonf. FIRST ROW-Marian Warren, Leland Pa'H'erson, Larry Page, Susan Schafer, Phyllis Pain+er, Bob Williams, Karen Turner. SECOND ROW-Mrs. Oswald, Dan Snyder, Harold Hohler, Carol Tewanger, Eugene Sfrausser, Don Slrausser, Jim Tofh, Harvey Warbur+on, David Boslon, Mr. Harrison. THIRD ROW-Carol Lindower, Jean Mufchmore, Russell Smilh, Weldon Mulheim, John Wills, Lance Swann, Josephine Vendi'Hi, Shirley Werner. FOURTH ROW-Do++i Wil- liams, Shirley Belz, Dean Schauffler, Don Floom, Kennefh Brown, Kay Shannon, Roberla Meyers, Jane Mogus. FIFTH ROW-Bill Riehl, Marie Werner, Shirley Shelby, Carllon Oberlin, Judy Swope, Judy Kobel, Marion Miller, Druella Warren. O F' V--1 AV' F pun -A-1 21'-QQQQH-CQ1QlDl Sli ll Q D I Ni, 'Sz E 3 V 5 l u is ww -all 15, h H- f M -, -5 X, - , 4' ' if A 3+ AN ' 1 Q 1 .:,: 5531 H A,, A 5 fy, X V V , ,NIU 4, -ff H- .M-.Q 'i YQ' ' fi-if I A szzmigi f HfSi1i'fi S QS Q K1 fo K S' X QQ X QS 6 E W OX my K MR. SWOPE COACHING STAFF MANAGE FIRST ROW- Dick Smifh, Bill Holder. SECOND ROW -Jerry Nelson, Ronnie Foilz. ABSENT-Bob Blakeway. MR. ESMONT MR. WRIGHT Viking afhlefic 'loriunes lhis year were in lhe capable hands of four fine coaches. Sepfember rolled around, and one could hear lhe fhud of shoe meeiing pigskin. Mr. Swope, afsisfed by Mr. Wright Mr. Esmonlf, and Mr. Sonnhaller, direcled lhe No-Ca-Hi gridders +o a highly successful season. Touchdowns gave way lo lhe swish of a basketball parling lhe meshes, and Mr. Swope, head varsily and reserve cage coach, and his assisfanf, Mr. Wrighi, guided the Viking court squad commendably. Mr. Esmoni and Mr. Sonnhaller ably prepared fhe fresh- man and iunior hardwood boys, respeciively, for 'fulure varsify work. To lhe lune of Take Me Oul fo The Ball Game, Mr. Wrighl' skippered +l1e baseball feam lo a fine season, and Mr. Esmonf, assisled by Mr. Sonnhalier, coached fhe cinder- men fo a successful lrack record. 38 MR. SONNHALTER an-,.. if '1 Qs I 9 50 5 ' K J, ' U wi 4: ,--1 'Zi xi Q i P , ,fm i QW ,Sv ??:w'7 if YY! E U 5 ef' fi -u V 4:9 1:5 I A--oy.u,,, x - 1 A+ W-M M QW 8 V AX:, W . lf. Q. 3: ' faq? WISE PHIL Vikings 7 - Tallmudge 6 The Vikings opened flue season in grand sfyle, coming from behind in flue waning momenis fo fake a +l1riller. Vikings 6 - Middlebranch 18 Middlebranch came fo +own wi+l1 fheir besl leam in history, and look advaniage of lhe breaks fo fake fhe vicfory. Vikings I4 - Norton 7 Allllouglw flue score was close, flue Vikings had flue siluafion well under control all flue way, faking an easy win. Vikings 'I4 - Louisville 27 The Vikings became fhe 'Firs+ team ihis season lo score on +l1e Leopards, buf Louis- ville look ifs lwenly-second sfraighf. Vikings 6 - Jackson 0 A lonq pass in llie 'Final seconds averled a scoreless lie, alfllough 'llme Vikings ouf- played flue Bears all 'lhe way. 40 Vikings 'I8 - Springfield 6 Oufplaying a green Sparlan eleven, fhe Vikings builf up an I8-0 margin and coesled lo lhe friumph. Vikings 30 - Akron Elle? 0 The Vikings really slaughfered our arch- rivals, lhe Orangemen, scoring in every period lo falce fhe easy vicfory. Vikings 25 - Coventry 7 The heavily favored, high scoring Comels were rudely surprised, as Norih Canlon swam lo an overwhelming Mefro vicfory. Vikings I9 - Stow 7 We had fo beef Slow fo win ihe cham- pionship-and we did, coming from behind fo irounce fhe Bulldogs. The Mefropolilan League champion Vik- ings won seven and los? only 2, winning all six Mefro games. Offense-I39: Defense -78. 4l FIRST ROW-Jack Spence, Bob Marquardl, Arden Gill, Clayi Car- son, Kenny McPeek, Clele Bricker, Dave Batinger, Ronnie Morrow, Jim Willaman, Dick Shafer, Don Spiiler, Ralph Seemann, Harry Jordan. SECOND ROW-Jerry Nelson, Don THIRD ROW-Fred Mafhias, Bob Noebe, Pele Spence, Les+er Moh- ler, Tom Achauer, Don Keller, Herb Erskine, Phil Howes, Rich Fye, Joe Sumser, Jim Masline, Dick Wise, John Holi, Dick Smifh. GRIDIRON HIGHLIGHTS Koons, Fred Culler, Ray Elsass, Tom Halter, Bill Bushong, Don Ehlers, Karl Gooseman, Allen Rig- don, Tom Davis, Jim Scheeh, Frank Allorighf, Dave Snyder, Tom Wills. The Mefropoliian League Champion Norlh Canion Viking Ieam of l950 was one of Ihe greaiesl in No-Ca- Hi's hisfory. Few Orange and Black elevens have beffered i+s 7 won, 2 Iosf record, and none have compiled as fine a league mark as fhis year's 6-0 slafe. Fine leam spirif and cooperaiion prevailed. II would be more accurafo fo describe The Champions as a ieam of sIars. The Vikings placed five men on the All-Mefro eleven. Dave Basinger, Arden Gill, Ralph Seemann, Bill Bricker. and Ronnie Morrow were Ihusly honored. Basin- ger, Gill, and Seemann were chosen for fhe Bacon- Journal All-Meiro squad. On ihe Reposi+ory AII-Counfy Class A feam, Basinger was named second feam end, and Morrow an Seemann won honorable menfion. The winning of Ihe championship was also a greai per- sonal friumph for Mr. Raymond A. Swope, who reiurned Io Ihe gridiron helm Ias+ season affer an absence of eighf years. He has builf up Ihe Viking foofball forfunes Io a new peak in iusf Iwo shor+ seasons, which cerfainly is a Iribule io his fine coaching. The Vikings really slood ou+ on defense. On only Iwo occasions did Ihe opposilion score more Ihan one louch- down, and lhe offensive picfure brighiened wi+h each game. The No-Ca-Hi lads averaged I5.4 poin+s per con- Ies+ fo fheir opponenfs' 8.7. The Mefro averages were even befier-I8.8 Io 5.5. The season is now over. If had ifs 'full share of glory and disappoinfmenf, of viciory and defeai. Bu? mosi ouf'Ianding is Ihe fad fhai Ihis feam had a very fine affifude ioward Ihe game, Iheir coach, and Iheir school. Nell year all bu! six of Ihe boys will be back, and we have an excellent chance of repeating as Mefro champs -providing fhe same fine spirit of cooperaiion and de- +erminaIion is carried on, and new leaders sfep info fhe shoes of The five gradua+ing Seniors-Dave Basinger, Clefe Bricker, Clayl Carson, Ronnie Morrow, and Jim Willaman. -JIM NELSON Sponsored by CASHNER MOTOR SALES METROPOLITAN LEAGUE FOOTBALL NORTH CANTON Sfow .... Covenfry Ken? S+a+e ...., Tallmadge . . . Alrron Elle? ,..., Springfield .,,.. Norlon ........ . . WH. 600 5 I I 520 220 340 240 I 50 06 I Off. Def. I I3 33 83 39 2 I9 82 40 64 70 93 44 I25 I4 92 45 I00 Champion - Norfh Canion 810 12th St., N. E., Canton, Ohio Norion . . CovenI'ry Springfield Akron Ellef ..,..... 9 Sfow .,., NORTH CANTON . 6 Tallmadge Ken+ SIaI'e BASKETBALL W. L. 'Vo Def. A ..... I2 2 .857 595 ..,.,...II 3 .786 570 5 .643 628 5 .643 547 7 .500 633 8 .429 63l I3 .07l 705 I3 .07I 8I9 Champion Nor'Ion HOMECOMING 5- 'x:- , Ri 3 E , , fiiiiggxiigi X , F X Joan Lamb, Barbara Miller, Shirley Ferrell, Connie Gummere, Susan Mclnfyro. FOOTBALL QUEEN The Norih Canfon-Covenlry foo+ball game was darlr haired li++le Senior lass, pre'H'y Barbara Miller, lhe scene of lhe Norfh Can+on High School I950 reigned as Queen, while her a++endan+s were Joan Homecoming celebraiion. Lamb, Senior: Shirley Ferrell, Junior: Susan Mc- The fesfivifies were hampered somewhai' by fhe l +Y e- S0Pl'om0'ei and Connie Gummefe- Fresh' presence of a heavy downpour, which curiailed l'he man' hdlf+ime acilwiles 0 Qfeal' deal- The affair ended on a happy no+e, as our Vikings The rain, however, could do no+hing +0 mar The disposed of fhe heavily 'favored Comeis wiih sur- beauiy of +he Foofball Queen and her cour+. A prisingly liHle frouble, 25-7. 44 This page is Sponsored by SHEELY'S FLOWERS BASKETBALL QUEEN Blond haired, blue eyed Palsy Posf was 'ihe No-Ca-Hi l95I Baske+ball Queen. This pre'H'y Senior, fo- gefher wi+h her a'Hendan+s, Shirley Green, Jane+ Powell, and Wilma Jauman, who represenfed +he Senior, Jun- ior, and Sophomore classes, respec+iveIy, were presenfed ai' a pep rally for fhe Viking- Springfield baske+ball game, and sal in places of honor af ihe game ifself. The girls also presided al 'fhe Baskeiball Homecoming Dance afler fhe game. OPTIMIST QUEEN This year an Opfimisf Queen and aH'endan+ were selecied by fhe sfudenfs and sponsored by 'lhe Oplimisl' Club in observance of Op+imis+ Day. Mary Lynne Grove, righf, who was chosen Queen, and Nancy Kolp, her affendanf, were fhusly honored. The girls, who were picked on fhe basis of friendliness, service, characfer, efc., ruled a+ 'lhe Nor'I'h Canfon vs. Slow 'Foo+ball game. The escorls were Ronnie Morrow and Bill Bricker. JANET POWELL, PATSY POST, WILMA JAUMAN SHIRLEY GREEN. NANCY KOLP, MARY L. GROVE This page is Sponsored by OPTIMIST CLUB RESERVE FIRST ROW--Nancy Gard- ner. SECOND ROW-Joyce Haines, Jo Anne Albreclvf, Sally Berrodin, Janel Powell. MOHLER WOLFE KOBEL STREBY ARTHUR MATHIAS 46 kwa Y r v 4 A 3. j. K ' Y if S ,L , 'aj 'b ' . it If 7 L 1 Qui Q ww 'P fm if fs? if gif 1 ik S 2 VARSITY BASKETBALL 2 The above pholo shows fhe varsily baskelball boys divided inlo fhe firsl +eam lin while ierseysl, and 'rhe second feam lin blaclcl, lined up in posifion ready for +he cenfer jump sfarfing an infrasquad pracfice game. Lefl lo righl-Bill Smilh, Max Williams, Don Spiller, Wayne Taylor, Ronnie Morrow, Jack Schreiner. D'k Briclzer, Dav B ' ' ic Shafer, Lawrence e asmger, Richard Fye. TOP ROW-R. Morrow, R. Fye, Spiller, Brlclrer. SIDE-Smifh, Sumser. BOTTOM ROW-Schreine r, Willaman, Taylor, Basinger. This page is Sponsored by MOHLER LUMBER CO. BASKETBALL SCORES VARSITY RESERVE C. OPP. N.C. OPP. 3 39 Ken+ Roosevelf ..... . 26 29 7 32 Slow .........,..,.. . 32 29 3 46 Springfield Townsl1ipL .... . 4l 36 If 44 Coven+ry Township , . 3I 38 J 28 Kenf S+a+e ..,.... Q i'..i . 43 I8 I 49 Louisville .,.' . , 3I I8 1 43 Minerva .2 2.4 35 42 5 55 Norion iii' 44 34 5 40 Ellel' ..,.' . 39 37 I 39 Tallmadgelgg . 34 29 J so Middlebragieilss . . 45 37 I 50 S+ow , . . I.,3 .1 . , 39 42 1 bl Springfield' 49 46 I 54 Louisville . . I . I9 25 I 50 Covenlry Township!ffIjQf5f, Q I , . 48 38 i 35 Jackson Township f , 30 29 I 42 Keni Shale ...., I. . 38 36 i 56 Norion .,i,,,., . 44 47 L 49 Elle+ . ............,.,,,.,,,..,..., . 49 39 I 39 Tallmaclge .... ,...,.... ,......, . . . 42 38 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT ' 46 Norfon 52 Har+ville DISTRICT TOURNAMENT T 48 Cor+lancl This page is Sponsored by RALPH MORTIMER VIKING BASKETBALL TEAM VARSITY FIRST ROW-Mr. Swope, Bill Smi'I'h, Wayne Taylor, Joe Sumser, Ronnie Morrow, Max Willamen. SECOND ROW-Dave Basinger, Law- rence Bricker, Dick Shafer, Richard Fye, Don Spi'I'ler, Jack Schreiner. RESERVES FIRST ROW-Mr. Wrigh+, Don Noebe, Don Bixler, Ralph Seemann, Harry Jordan, Dave Wallick, Surbey, Ned Lehman. SECOND ROW- T. Achauer, Mohler, P. Spence, B. Humber+, J. Spence, Mr. Swope. THIRD ROW - Karl Gooseman, Shaheen, Jim Masline, Allen Rigdon, Herb Erskine, Bob Robbins, Tom Davis. VARSITY BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS The I950-I95I No-Ca-Hi baskef- ball season sfarfed oul' wifh a bang, wifh five wins in fhe firsf seven encounfers. Then Dame Forfune shone very liflle on lhe Vikings, for fhey won only four ouf of fheir Iasf I3 con- lesfs, including five losses in a s'lre+ch. fo finish wifh a 9-II sea- son's dockef. However, Jackson, Middle- branch, and mighly Norlon, 'lo- gefher wifh Kenf Sfafe High, were fhe only Class B schools on a fough schedule. The Vikings played every game fo win, using fhe sef-screen sysfem for lhe firsf lime under fheir new menfor, Rey Swope, 'lhe fhird coach in as many years al' No- Ca-Hi. Never fo be forgolfen are 'llle facfs fhal fhe Orange and Black gave Minerva Hs firsf reversal of the season, an easy 50-43 lrounc- ing, and gave fhe powerful, fower- ing Covenfry Comels one of fheir only fhree defeafs of 'lhe year, a 54-44 walloping. The Vikings finished sixfh in fhe Mefropolifan league, wifh 6 vic- fories and 8 sefbacks. Three boys fopped lhe low-scoring Vikings- Rich Fye, Ronnie Morrow, and Don Spifler. In fheir firsf fournamenf oufing lhe Vikings me? and defeafed fhe powerful Mefropolifan League champion Ngorfon Panfhers by a 47-46 score. Courage, defermina- lion, and inspiralion enabled fhe Vikings fo rise Io greaf heighfs. The Vikings 'lhen confinued fheir good showing by winning one of fhe secfional frophies wilh a 53-52 decision over fhe smoolh Harfville Blue Sfreaks. Bofh of Norlh Cen- fon's secfional engagemenfs were super-fhrillers from sfarf fo finish. However, in 'lheir firsf dislrici fourney fesf, 'lhe Vikings losf 48-32 fo Corfland of Trumbull Counly. The fournamenl' games made 'lhe Vikings' record read II viclories and I2 defeals. -JIM NELSON FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW-Page, Mafhias, Lanfry, Greenho, Brown, Mr. Esmonf. SECOND ROW-Melzger, Ehlers, Smi'lh, Tracy, Zimmer, Bushong. CMAQ JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW-Kogel, Tofh, Brown, Hoffman, Lancashire, Slrausser, Grimes, War- burlon, Williams, Howes. SECOND ROW-Fefzer, Swann, Greenho, Wise, Corner, Workman, Esmonl, Beechy Miller, Sfrausser, Mr. Sonnhalfer. THIRD ROW-Boe'H'Ier, Bricker, Shrafler, Hammond, Tracy, Kaufman, Oberlin Tumbling, Sforch, Bohnsack. Sl This page is Sponsored by DUMONT,S srozmzvc coops, 134 2nd s. E. SPRING SPORTS TRACK FIRST ROW-Mr. Esmonf, Don Bixler, Tom Ashburn, Ralph Seemann, Nevin Lanfry, Roger DeLong, Don Ehlers, Homer Reed, Mr. Wrighf. SECOND ROW-Jim Willaman, John Spence, Pefer Spence, Jim Scheefz, Clayfon Carson, Bill Bricker, John Holl, Tom Wills. THIRD ROW-Jim Nelson, Kennefh McPeek, Roberf Gluffing, Warren Rigdon, Lawrence Bricker, Roberf Robbins, Roberf Taillard, Allen Rigdon, Robert Holl. F' . .. l. Q-- B J BASEBALL FIRST ROW-Mr. Sonnhalfer, Dick Smifh, David Snyder, Eugene Tracy, Bud Zimmer, Lesfer Mohler, Harry Jordan, Bob Koons, Bill Geifgey, Bob Clinger. SECOND ROW-Mr. Swope, Ralph Seemann, Roger DeLong, Richard Wearsf- ler, Ray Schaffer, Glen Bille, Karl Gooseman, M. Class, B. Bricker. THIRD ROW-Birk Adams, Joe Sumser, Don Spifler, Herb Erskine, Dick Schafer, Tom Davis, Wayne Taylor, Bob Holl, Ronnie Morrow. FRESHMEN GIRLS' SPORTS SENIORS Anna Marie Elsass, Nancy Hum- mel, Eileen Mohler, J. Keller, E. Heclaman, Marjie Wise, Helen Gill. JUNIORS FIRST ROW-Greenho, Powell Sumser, Slayer, Sumser, Kraus. SECOND ROW-Domer, Kobel. Reiss, Yarman, DeLong, Wolfe, May. SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW-Mason, Albrechf, Harfer, Arlhur, Wyanf. SECOND ROW-Weinharl, Malhias, Mc- Elwee, Hagedorn, Russell, Barro- din, Haller. FIRST ROW - Mariorie Bonner, Nancy Uplinger, Marilyn Bogue, Lucy Rineharl, Ann Workman, Shirley Earles. SECOND ROW- Nancy Gardner, Judy Buchfel, Jane Hushour, Carol Schario, Nancy Posf, Wanda May, Carol Kifzmiller. THIRD ROW-Audrey Mellen, Joyce Haines. Elinor Acheson, Linda Swann, Carol Miller, Esfabelle Landau, Valelfe Maruna. FOURTH ROW-MiI- dred Schworm, Bonnie Speicher, Joan Scanlon, JeaneHe Willis, Carol Evey, Connie Gummere. The feminine populalion al No- The mframural achvihes carried Ca-Hi is Iorlunale in having a on Include soflball bashelball very aclive physical educafion and volleyball program, direcled by Mrs. Blaclr Q 96 i g5 vQ! Y sl af .0 4 'a Q N, I ,W 1 5255512 wanna any Kaz'- 4 FIRST ROW-Mary Lou Russell, Joann Gross, Nevin Eileen Mason, Josephine Heller, Bonnie Speicher, E+he Lanfry, Ann Combs, Ellen Bush, Francis Adams, Audrey Weirich. Mellen, Joanne Burlrhari, Elinor Acheson, Linda Swann. THIRD ROW,.G,ace Meyers' Venn, Riggs' Ann War. SECOND ROW-Jane Hushour, Connie Gummere, Susan man, Carol Greenho, Marlene Wyanl, Valelle Marune Spence, Jean Harrer, Shirley Domer, Dolores DeLong, Carol Kriener, Shirley Zwallen, Phil Kamp, Larry Paige Harrief Schmilf, Tom Wills, Mariorie Shenlr, Joann Bob Kogel, Don Corner, David Kaufman, Lou An Saylor, Elia McDowell, Norma Young, Sherwin Snyder, Karns, Doris Gussefi, Nancy Sweeney, Ned Lehman l FIRST ROW-Norma Young, Marfha Warburion, Mariorie Shenlr, Harriel Schrnidf, Marian Warren, Judy Kobel, Grace Meyers, Ann Combs. SECOND ROW - Nancy Gardner, Elinor Acheson, Carol Riehl, Rob- erfa Meyers, Linda Swann, Audrey Mellen, Francis Adams, Ethel Wie- rich, Bonnie Speicher, Mary Lou Russell, Joann Gross, Nevin Laniry, Jackie Sammefer, Pae Reiss, Ellen Lanlry, Kenny Willaman. 56 Mary Ellen Young David Wallnck Par Reiss Doris Tum Brown Russell Smlfh Beffy Bulcher. Margie Wise, Muller Belly Slayer Kenny Willaman Eugene Sfrausser Belly Slrausser Joyce lsrael Kenny McPeek, Mark Berfha Gnvler Ellen Lanfry Overholl Don Kaufman Ronald Morrow. FOURTH ROW Rufh Har+ong Carol Gillespie Jim FIFTH ROW Pal Sammefer Donald Sirausser, David Burden PaH'y Dixon Roberfa Meyers Charles Boerfler Young Mr Tool' Don Blxler, Barbara Russell, Bob THIRD ROW-Shirley Mclnfyre, Val- effe Maruna, Susan Shafer, Jean Muchmore, Jane Mogus, Karen Turner, Jim Nelson, Kenny McPeek, Don Kaufman, Nancy Sweany, Mary Ellen Young, David Wallick, Carol Kreiner, Mr. Toot Josephine Hal- fer, EHa McDowell, Don Bixler, Sherwin Snyder, David Young, Mark Overholl, Barbara Russell. MARCHING BAND The l950-l95l Norfh Canfon Vilrings' Band has The marching band also performed af fhe Counfy complefed a brillianf and successful seasoln. Fair' fhe Coyenh-Y Band Sl-,owl and our Qwn splen- The 5o'P'ece marcllmg band gave spmled sup' did Band Review, which saw possibly fhe greafesf porf fo fhe foofball feam, performing infricafe drills and dance sfeps fo fhe fempo of sfirring marches and jazzy swing numbers. collecfion of bands ever assembled in Norfheasfern Ohio. i MAJORETTES Joanne Gross, Doris Kaufman, Pafsy Posf, Joann Saylor, Carol Greenho, Efhel Weirich. 58 This page is Sponsored by LEWIS 8 GREENHO AWARD Lasi year our Music Dep+. under +he direcfion of Mr. Davis and Mr. Toof, made his+ory af flue disfricf confesf af Kent They became +l'1e 'firsf school fo receive a firs+ rafing in every organizalion final' parficipafed in +l1e confesf. They wenl on fo Columbus +o receive fwo superior rafings and fhree excellenf rafings. iw v . . , ., ws ' -1 QP 101' .,,qL- 455'-E y AND OHIO MUSIC EDUGQTION ASSOCIHI'l0N .Z1JnrZ7,06Jf fdvwfiafk' ffmd r,,,..,f.... 11,4 411.4 MMM. . .ZfA?vz4222f7z ?fQiMaayf1u2z-mm. 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QNQLU-.g.f ALJ ,BQLLLL . har-7711??k'11 fha lkhffakkfn 6,1 'Z'f'V'y7 ab'1 f9ia'454 faA? f Cm' 2,1f4,,.QD,. ,apr 1,,,..,,G,. 11.5 ,if 3wfff44fLx-- 944 1-M--VM,-M 411--1' 124701 v .l...f,g5.,z. r-...,..f5 JI-.14 AWARD I RATING ,L IN CLASS..B- ,L. 55-115- 11 'JL-1. i Ytbnn.. Slifer I AL.s.w1:Q 1L.u..,,d.,fi 44.1, ,ml AWARD: RA'l'ING.I.DlN CLASSJU. ,L- 0L',L-'KA-6-.la-av GLEE BOYS' GLEE CLUB This year +he Boys' Glee Club has fiffy-five members. This group of boys is under ihe direcfion of Mr. Shelby Davis. Sherwin Snyder is ihe accompanist 4 3 ,L A 9 Q GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Girls' Glee Club +his year consisrs of sixiy girls from fhe upper four grades. Miss Joanne Ferrell is 'lhe accompanisl' and Mr. Shelby Davis is fhe direcfor of rhis 'fine group of voices. 60 CLU BOYS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW-Bob Koons, Gary Ferrell, Fred Ma- ihias, Bob Klinger, Larry Swogger, Danny Paige, Sonny Greenho, Ted Brown, Don Bixler, Dick Follz. SECOND ROW-Mr. Davis, Bill Holder, Roger De Long, Bud Zimmer, Clark Miller, Bob Leonard, Ray Elsass, John Holl, Tom Wills, Fred Culler, Dick Smiih. THIRD ROW-Don Sumser, Jerry Nelson, Gerald Duryee, Tony Chiofolo, Jack Leonard, Tom BS Achauer, Sieve Wilkins, Ray Schaffer, Ronnie Morrow, Dick Wise. FOURTH ROW-Bill Smi'l'h, Jim Nelson, Birk Adams, Kenny Willaman, Charles Culler, Bob Robbins, Bob Holl, Homer Logan, Bill Bricker., Don Ehlers. FIFTH ROW-Kenny McPeek, Tom Davis, Jim Masline, Dave Basinger, Dick Sha- heen, Sherwin Snyder, Wayne Taylor, Karl Goose- man, Bob Taillard, Clayion Carson. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW-Mr. Davis, Barbara Ma'I'hias, Shirley Zwallen, Marlene Weinhard+, Beverly McElwee, Shirley Roberison, Be'Hy Schworm, Joyce Israel, Joan Lamb, Rose Bloss, Janel' Powell, Joanne Gross, Mariha Mellen. SECOND ROW-Nancy Powell, Joanne Ferrell, Shirley Green, Sandra Mclnfyre, Joan Kraus, Mary Ellen Young, Yvonne S'I'reby, Sally Vlilkins, Susan Mclniyre, Eileen Mason, Fran- ces Adams, Donna Arihur, Mary Edna Hagedorn. THIRD ROW-Ardyfh Broeske, Wilma Jauman, Jayne Keller, Marfha Ake, Margarei' Walker, Lynn Murphy, Mary Lou Russell, Sally Berrodin, June Gladfelier, Joanne Albrechf, Jean Shilling, Ann Combs. FOURTH ROW-Ellen Bush, Nancy Kolp, Elaine Howes, Nancy Price, Barbara Russell, Joann Saylor, Mary Lynn Grove, BeHy Slayer, Pai Pos'I', Marlene Wyanl, Lois Mowry, Eldrid Heckaman. FIFTH ROW-Be'H'y Lou Sfrausser, Shirley Ferrell, Carol Kreiner, Dolores DeLong, Carol Ann Greenho, Amelia Sfumpf, Janei Daily, Johanna Kobel, Anna Marie Elsass, Elaine Wolfe, Pai' Sammefer. MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW-Joanne Gross, Shirley Roberlson, Joan Lamb, Joyce Israel, Carol Greenho, Elaine Wolfe, Shirley Mclnlyre. SECOND ROW-Pal Samme+er, Mary Ellen Young, Nancy Kolp, Joanne Saylor, Ardylh Broeslce, Barbara Russell, Joanne Ferrell, Shirley Green, Carol Kreiner. THIRD ROW-Jaclc Leonard, Bill Holder, Clark Miller, Tony Chiofolo, Bill Smilh, Ronnie Morrow, Don Bixler, Mr. Davis. FOURTH ROW-Dave Basinger, Tom Davis, Wayne Taylor, Sherwin Snyder, Jim Nelson, Birlx Adams, Kenny Willaman. Q Q 1 A .Q 4 A l FRESHMAN GIRLS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW-Mr. Davis, Joanne Swanson, Nancy Gardner, Audry Mellen, Shirley Earles, Mary Dennis, Judy Buchiel. SECOND ROW-Lucy Rinehart Nancy Uplinger, ValeHe Maruna, Ann Workman, Eslabelle Landau, Mildred Schworm, Joyce Haines. THIRD ROW-Nancy Fefzer, Carol Evey, Jane Hushour, Nancy Posl, Carol Miller, Lou Karns, Wanda May. FOURTH ROW-JeaneHe Willison, Connie Gummere, Elinor Acheson, Joan Scanlon, Bonnie Speicher, Berfha Givler. 62 Q I l ml N , I Arg we I7 A Hifi? 5,953 as ff W 1' L4 5' V' f iff l A , ,S 1 Q 1 1 i Ulm . - ' rn v 1 '-I -- QU' xx' f A, Lx- fd-Ae: -- a T' 'M' if r Ryan ' 5 Wk , .W-W.,-,.,..., .,.-W-.,.,., . ww. .... . .M ,., N...,--.-,N. .,,, ..- , .., ,. . . 4' rw f M .-1-. --f-3.-3w,5-Mw.f,,,A -- My-M., .........,,ew.,M,, A 5. T ' M R , ,..4x'2ff'i -f 4 V , 7-,Y 3411. kg nf M T K AQ- f- , R ' , k , AQ- O xxx, ... 'H E ' iw 1 4 . 1 4 . - o X G Q .Q as ,, - 1 a wg -. QQ' , s - Q lf, xi , ' . JI' . . I . ' Q , C 'E if ' 1 'E M15 Es? mfg' vw 5 . is W V W-1 H if 3 3 94 cf 5 ,, , 1 x -. ' .' .. 1, g . U Q C ', f is :L , Q . 5' , 'wk 1 'I ' QW 'ff Q, 1'0- X A I A' , M .X r Lux! L B 5' f GS ,D 7 . A of Sylvia, sfudenf .. . ., . S E N I O R P L A Y MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN SENIOR PLAY CAST SEATED-Beffy Lou Sfrausser, Anna Marie Elsass, Joyce Israel, Diclr Smifh, Sherwin Snyder, Joanne Ferrell. STANDING-Dave Basinger, Jayne Keller, Eldrid Heclzaman, Mary Lynne Grove, Bill Smifh, Ronnie Morrow, Shirley Green, Nancy Powell, Tony Chiofolo. I The play +ha+ drew a record crowd 'Io fhe audiforium of No-Ca-Hi was fhe Seniors' Mo+her is a Freshman, based on fhe movie of +he same name. The plof cenfers around Abigail Forfifude Abboff, a young widow, and her daughfer Susan, whose world crashed when her mofher announced her infenfion of accepiing a scholarship fo col- CAST Mrs. Abigail AbboH, a widow ..,.. . .Joanne Ferrell Susan, her daughfer . . . ,,.... ., .Shirley Green Mrs. Miller, a housemofher . ,. . Mary Lynne Grove .,Eldrid Hecllaman L.. Bunny, sfudenf Helen, siudeni Carrie, sfudenf Clara, siudenf Marge, sfudenf Bobo. sfudenf Jack, sfudenf. Howie, sfudenf Bill sfudeni . Joyce Carol Israel ,. . . . .Jayne Keller ,. .Nancy Powell ., Beffy Lou Sfrausser . . Anna Marie Elsass , .. Ronnie Morrow . . . Dave Basinger .. .. . .Diclr Smiih Ton Chiofolo , ,.... . . . y Dean Gillingham, Dean of Poinfer College ..., . Sherwin Snyder Professor Michaels , . . ,........... Bill Smiih Co-direciors were Miss Bayer and Miss Bahler. lege in order 'fo keep Susan in school. Abigail creafes a sensafion and handsome Professor Michaels, wifh whom Susan believes herself in love, falls in love wifh her. Evenfually Professor Michaels gefs Abigail wifh Susan confenf wifh 'Ihe greaf sacrifice she has made. 4 JUNIOR PLAY SEVENTEENTH SUMMER JUNIOR PLAY CAST SEATED-Belly Slayer, Mary Ellen Young, Marfha Ale Shirley Ferrell STANDING Bob Talllard Kenny McPeek, Jean Shilling, Dick Shaheen, Joann Kobel Jim Maslune Roberf Schwllzgebel Bill Bricker, Nancy Kolp. The Juniors chose for 'lheir play, Seven+een+h Summer, dramalized by Anne Coulfer Marlins from +he bool: by Maureen Daly. Angie is more 'lhan happy when Jaclx Duluih, a very good loolcing boy, aslcs her +o go sailing wifh him in his new boar. Angie and Jaclc are having a wonderful +ime +oge+her, unlil Jane 'lhrows a monlrey-wrench info lhe love affair on 'lhe nighl' of fhe big Counlry Club Dance. On +he morning +ha+ Angie is +o leave for college, Jacl: comes 'lo say good-bye. He sees Tony, who has come lo cheer Angie up, and he s1'ar'l's +o leave, bul every+hing is explained and Jach and Angie are fogefher again. CAST Angie, fhe girl ........ ........ Margaref, her engaged sisier .... Lorraine, her hopeful sisfer ,... Kifly, a liHle sisfer. ,. .. . Mrs. Morrow, molher. .. Mr. Morrow, fafher.. Jack, lhe boy... Ari, Margarefs' fiance. . Mar+in, Lorraine's hope Jane, e menace . .,.. . Tony, a boy friend.. .. . Margie, a girl friend ..,. Fih, Mergie's sleady.. Co-direclors were Miss . . ,,...... Shirley Ferrell Bayer .Roberl Schwihgebel . . . . , . .Jean Shilling ..Mary Ellen Young .......Marfha Ahe .......Nancy Kolp . ..... Belly Slayer .........BilI Briclrer ... .Kenny Mclieeh ..., .Jim Masline ,......,Jo Kobel . . , .Dick Shaheen . . . . , . .Bob Teillard and Miss Bahler. 68 CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN On February 2I, 'lhe All High School Play Cheaper by 'lhe Dozen was given. The efficiency-experl fafher, Mr. Gilbre+h, played by Phil Howes. imposed his iime-saving me+hods on his large family. The lhree oldes+ daughfers-Anne, Ernesline, and Marlha, were sure +hey were +o become old-maids if fhey couldn'1' wear sillc sfoclrings and Teddies, like fhe resl of The girls, bu+ in +he end Mr. Gilbrelh began io realize Thai his daughlers had grown up in spi+e of all he could do. Margarei Walker played +he par+ of Mrs. Gilbrefh. Direcforsz Miss Bahler and Miss Bayer. FIRST ROW-Larry Honnold, Larry Paige, Roy Newell. SECOND ROW--Bob Blaleway, Margarel Wallrer, Linda Swann, Harrie? Schmilf, George Livingston, Tom Wills. THIRD ROW-Phil Howes, Marlha Warburlon, Bonny Speicher, Ardylh Broeslre, Kenny Willaman, Nancy Price, Charles Culler. 70 Junior Home Economics 1 Senior Home I Bw 1 SENIOR-JUNIOR HOME ECONOMICS FIRST ROW-Pai Sammefer, BeHy Schworm, Mary Ellen Young lSec.l, Marfha Warburfon, Joanne Gross, Nancy Hummel, Carol Kreiner, Eileen Mohler, Grace Myers. SECOND ROW- Miss DePoclesI'a, Nancy Powell lVice Pres.l, Doris Ansfine, Marilyn Dourm, Pal Riess, Norma Young, Pai' Rine, Jean Yarman, Joan Kraus, Helen Gill ITreas.l, Joann Saylor lPres.l, Ellnel Weirich. JUNIOR HOME ECONOMICS FRONT, lefr fo righi'-Jean Shilling lSec.l, Jane+ Powell lPres.l, Lorefia Connelly lVice Pres.l, Amelia S+umpf, Nedra Kraus, Miss Depodesia. BACK-Janice Hersliberger, Maclelyn Sumser lTreas.l, Mar+l1a Alce, June Glaclfelier, Lois Kloe'I'zly. Junior Economics HOME ECONOMICS By their moHo, Service fo O+hers, Ihese girls have done iusf fhaf. They hold regular club meefings and plan useful proiecis. SOPHOMORE HOME ECONOMICS SEATED-Nancy Price, Cynfhia Slarlrs, Ellen Bush, Sally Willrins, Marlene Weinhardf. STANDING-Rose Bloss, Wilma Jauman, Susan McIn+yre, Miss DePodes+a. FRESHMAN HOME ECONOMICS SEATED, lefl Io righf-Jane Hushour, Nancy Uplinger, Lucy Rineharf, Joyce Haines, Ann Worlrman. STANDING-Nancy Gardner, Mari- lyn Bogue, Mildred Schworm, Miss DePodes+a, Shirley Earles, Joanne Swanson, Wanda May, Nancy Posf, Jeane+'Ie Willis, Carol Miller, Carol Schario, Mary Dennis. Freshman Home Economics Sophomore Home Economics Junior Tri-Hi-Y -L Senior Tri-Hi-Y A 4. .. 4 l SENIOR TRI-HI-Y FIRST ROW-Anna Marie Elsass, Nedra Kraus, Ellen Lanlry, Amelia Slumpl, Lorella Connelly, Janel Powell, Joyce lsrael, Joan Lamb, Doris Jean Miller, Belly Schworm, Nancy Hummel. SECOND ROW-Ann Warner, Marlha Warburlon, Shirley Domer, Elaine Wolfe, Dolores DeLong, Carol Ann Greenho, Joanne Gross, Hildegarde Nobis, Jean Shilling, Shirley Roberlson, Marlha Mellen, Barbara Miller, Helen Folll. THIRD ROW-Shirley Green, Jayne Keller, Sandra Mclnlyre, Elhel Weirich, Pal Sammeler, Mary Ellen Young, Norma Young, Joan Kraus, Frances Adams, Shirley Ferrell, Belly Lou Slrausser, Janel Felzer. FOURTH ROW-Pal Posl, Shirley Miller, Lois Mowry, Marlha Ale, Margarel Waller, Nancy Powell, Joanne Ferrell, June Gladleller, Donna May, Madelyn Sumser, Marilyn Sumser, Ann Combs. FIFT-H RW-Belly Slayer, Joann Saylor, Julie Ann Sullon, Bar- bara Russell, Beverly Wendell, Elaine Howes, Ardylh Broeshe, Pal Reiss, Margie Wise, Beverly Yarman, Eldrid Heckaman, Helen Gill. JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y FIRST ROW-Mrs. Helen Folh, Nancy Uplinger, Valelle Maruna, Joyce Haines, Ann Worlrman, Carol Kilzmiller, Josephine Haller, Marlene Weinhardl, Audrey Mellen, Nancy Gardner, Shirley Earles. SECOND ROW-Nona Schilli, Nancy Feher, Jane Hushour, Mary Lou Russell, Nancy Posl, Carol Miller, Wanda May, Rose Bloss, Mil- dred Schworm, Beverly McElwee, Shirley Zwallen. THIRD ROW-Lucy Rineharl, Donna Arlhur, Mary Edna Hage- dorn, Wilma Jauman, Sally Berrodin, Carol Schario, Sue Bowers, Susan Mclnlyre, Barbara Malhias, Bonnie Speicher. FOURTH ROW-Joann Albrechl, Linda Swann, Jeanelle Willison, Jean Harler, Nancy Price, Ellen Bush, Connie Gummere, Joan Scanlon, Elinor Acheson, Marlena Wyanl, Sally Wilkins. PREP FRIENDSHIP FIRST ROW-Karen Turner, Phyllis Painfer, Paffy Holder, Carol Gussefl, Nancy Haren, Marilyn Hagenlocher, Char- iolfe Haak, Carolyn Earles, Marion Warren. SECOND ROW-Marilyn Marquardf, Joanne Burlrhari, Venifa Riggs, PaHy Diclrson, Faye 8oei'+Ier, Carol Tewanger, Dolfie Williams, Carol Miller, Florence Miller, Helen Foliz. THIRD ROW-Doris Kaufman, Nancy Speicher, Shirley Belz, Joan Malhias, Pally Wise, Doris Gusself. Druella Warren, Marlha Holl. FOURTH ROW-Harrier Schmiff, Peggy Lennon, Carol Riehl, Suzanne Spence, Marianne Erbland, Mariorie Shenh, June Harpold, Barbara Clouser, Carol Gillespie. FIFTH ROW-Sulanne Duryee, Pafly Bohnsach, Judy Kobel, Shirley Shelby, Delores Car- son, Joyce Fryer, Nancy Sweany, Mary Kilzmiller, Jane Mogus. -Q L HI-Y ALPHA FIRST ROW-Dick Smifh, Ralph Seemann, Harry Jordan, Bill Holder, Roger DeLong, Jack Spence, Mr. Warner. SECOND ROW-Jerry Nelson, Bob Holl, Jim Nelson, Charles Culler, Ronald Morrow, Bob Leonard, Ray Schaffer. THIRD ROW--Clay+on Carson, Tony Chiofolo, Ronald Follz, Franlx Albrighf, Tom Achauer, Sieve Wil- hins, Dich Shaheen, Bob Taillard. FOURTH ROW-Joe Sumser, Jim Masline, Kenny McPeek, Lawrence Bricker, Warren Rigdon, Bob Gluffing, Don Spifler, Bob Marquardf. Hi-Y Alpha Prep Friendship Gray-Y ' MwffVwf,. z Mfrs' . 1 . Q . 1 F + f .z ae, K h We J Q , A A A ' - Junior Hi-Y 9 .Q A A JUNIOR HI-Y FIRST ROW-Mr. Harrison, Gary Ferrell, Don Noebe, Leslie Mohler, Dave Brown, Fred Malhias, Dick Sumser, Sonny Greenho, Ted Brown, Dick Folh, Mr. Warner. SECND ROW-Jerry Dick, Russell Mehger, Gary Lesh, Ray Elsass, John Holl, Sam Marlin, Bill Gilgey, Fred Culler, Nevin Lanlry, Don Bixler. THIRD ROW-Bob Blakeway, Pele Spence, Bud Zimmer, Don Ehlers, Tom Helier, Joe Moledor, Lester Mohler, Neal Surbey, Bill Bushong, Paul Dolan. FOURTH ROW-Herb Erskine, Phil Howes, Dick Smilh, Don Keller, Tom Davis, Karl Gooseman, Allen Rigdon, Bob Robbins, Kenny Dobos. GRAY-Y FIRST ROW-Lance Swann, Charles Boelller, Bill Bohn- sack, Dick Howes, Don Slrausser, David Van Dyke, Harvey Warburlon, Roberr Williams, Mr. Warner. SECOND ROW-John Weikel, Gary Slorch, Roberf Bricker, Leonard Young, Jack Feher, Tim Brown, Bob Hoffman, Jerry Miller. THIRD ROW-David Young, Lynn Greenho, Don Beachy, Rennie Edgein, Dick Cashner, Dick Zimmerman, Roland Wise, Roy Newell. FOURTH ROW-Tom Baldwin, Joe Esmonl, Armand Lenarz, Karl Tracy, David Kaufman, David Boyd, Bob Lancashire, Philip Tambling. Commercial Club JUNIOR RED CROSS FIRST ROW-Mrs. Oswald, Carol Riehl, Doirie Williams, Jean Shilling, Josephine Helier, Tom Mooch, Larry Honnold. SECOND ROW-Judy Swope, Barbara Clouser, George Livingsron, Judy Kobel, Suzanne Duryee, Mary Lou Russell, Mariorie Shenk. THIRD ROW-Clark Miller, Janel Daily, Margaref Walker, Nancy Posl, Connie Gum- mere, Yvonne Sfreby, Pal Rine. FOURTH ROW-Don Ehlers, Sfeve Wilkins, Jean Harier, Marfha Ale, Russell Mehger, Nancy Powell. COMMERCIAL CLUB FIRST ROW-Gross, Nobis, Miller, Miller, Connally, Dahler, Shilling, Roberlson, Lamb, Powell. SECOND ROW -Mrs. Aldridge, Daily, Admas, Myers, Wolfe, Domer, DeLong, Greenho, Kraus, Felzer, Mr. Bueclr. THIRD ROW -May, Sumser, Kobel, Ferrell, Gladfeller, Green, Kraus, Young, Young, Humberl, Hershberger. FOURTH ROW- Sumser Yarman, Hechaman, Leonard, Rhodes, Willrins, DeLong, Spence, Rhine, Slreby, Keller. FIFTH ROW- Weidleman, Nelson, Schaffer, Suffon, Rigdon, Halfer, Sfayer, Howes, Kolp, Grove, Posf. I Junior Red Cross A S 9th 8. 10th Scholarship ,g-eggs, -. K , 4 A .4 IHI1 and l2+h SCHOLARSHIP FIRST ROW-Bulcher, Slrausser, Feher, Mellen, Lanlry Sfumpf, Lamb, Israel, Miller, Schworm. SECOND ROW- Deily, Hechemen, Miller, Keller, Walker, Powell, Ferrell Green, Mclnlyre, Kreiner, Semmeler. THIRD ROW- Russell, Holl, Nelson, Briclxer, Morrow, Saylor, McDowell Reiss, Broeske, Grove. FOURTH ROW-Nelson, McPeelr, Basinger, Masline, Shaheen, Snyder, Taillerd, Adams, Culler, Carson. - 4 , Q 9l'l'1 ancl l0ll'1 SCHOLARSHIP FIRST ROW-Zwallen, Bloss, Heller, Kihmiller, Greenlio Brown, Weinhardi, Mellen, Gardner. SECOND ROW- Koons, McEIwee, Bowers, Surbey, Sharks, Meihias, Maruna Haines, Ferrell, Mallries. THIRD ROW-Landau, Jaumen Hagerdorn, Scanlon, Gummere, Acheson, Mclnlyre, Wil- lrins, Feher, Miller, Dolan. FOURTH ROW-Robbins Erslrine, Howes, Rigdon, Willeman, Overlwoll, Dolaos, Price Blalrewey, Wersfler, Ehlers, Swann. FIFTH ROW-Culler Boelller, Lanlry, Bixler, Mei-zger, Geiigey. Marlin, Speicher Russell, Husliour, Berrodin, Walliclx, Wills. I lth 8. 121 Scholarship Camera LIBRARY STAFF STANDING, Ieff fo righl'-Mrs. Sfahler, Joan Lamb, Ellen Lanlry, Janei Daily, Lois KIoe+zIy, Sandra Mclnfyre, Nancy Price, Madelyn Sumser, Anna Marie Elsass, Helen Gill, Yvonne S+reby, Marlene Wyan+, Lynn Murphy, EH'a McDowell, Mariha Alre. SEATED-Nancy Powell, Margare+ Walker, Barbara Russell, Shirley Miller, Janei Fefzer, Marrha Mellen, Mary Lou Russell, Marlha Warbur+on. CAMERA CLUB FIRST ROW-Jack Spence, O'Ho Wohlbold, Bob Leonard, Ned Lehman, Joe Moledor, Dwighi Melhorn. SECOND ROW-Mr. Hoffer, Ronnie Folh, Pefer Spence, Lloyd Melhorn, Tom HaII'er, Jack Leonard. l .., Sta Club library - - B Debate National Forensic league SUBJECT: Resolved: Thai ihe American People Should Reieci' ihe Welfare Side. ln Columbus on March lbfh fhe ieam was acclaimed winner by unanimous decision of five iudges. The vicfory pui our ieam af fhe iop of ihe I6 Teams which compeied in ihe B division and ihe I5 ieams in ihe A division. The viciory over fhe A division winner, Columbus Norlh High, qualified ihe N. C. 'ieam for ihe nalional finals io be held in June ai Pepperdine College in Los Angeles. Afliirmaiivez Linda Swann and Roberl' Schwihgebel. Negafive: Gerald Duryee and Ralph Schwifzgebel. Ralph also qualified for The naiional fournameni in California by winning 'firsi place in an individual eveni. Roberf look fourfh place in humorous declamaiion. Coach-Mr. D. Davis. Assisiani' Coach-Mr. Beuclr. NATIONAL Foaensic LEAGUE iN. F. L4 FIRST ROW--Mr. Davis, Nancy Posf, Valeiie Maruna Ellen Lanfry, Beiiy Bufcher, Carol Kiizmiller, Joanne Swanson, Mr. Beuclr. SECOND ROW-Linda Swann, Elinor Acheson, Bonnie Speicher, Joan Scanlon, Carol Scherio, Esiabelle Landau. THIRD ROW-Clark Miller, Randi Mehger, Gerald Duryee, Ralph Schwihqebel, Pad Dolan. ABSENT-Bob Schwifzgebel. DEBATE FIRST ROW-Paul Dolan, John Scanlon, Linda Swann, Esfabelle Landau. SECOND ROW-Mr. Beuck, Mr. Davis, Gerald Duryee, Ralph Schwiizgebel, Carol Kihmiller, Roberi Schwihgebel, Russell Mehger, Clark Miller. This page is Sponsored by MR. AND MRS. H. C. SCHWITZCEBEL MONITORS FIRST ROW-Eileen Mohler, Jane Hushour, Barbara Miller, Elaine Wolfe, Jo Kobel, Janef Daily. SECOND ROW-Nancy Powell, Roberi' Boefiler, Lois Kloehly, Bill Geifgey, Fred Culler, Nevin Lanlry. THIRD ROW-Helen Gill, Margaref Walker, Nancy Price, Paul Dolan, Ardyih Broeske, Elaine Howes. FOURTH ROW-Jim Masline, Charles Culler, Jack Schreiner, Sherwin Snyder, Kenny Wiilaman, Bob Holl, Bill Bricker. VIKING VIEWS STAFF Ediior-in-Chief ........,.,,.,........i Sandra Mclnlyre News Edifor .... .,......,. M argarei Walker Fealure Edilor.. .,....,............. Bob Holl Sporfs Edifor. .. ..,.. Jim Nelson, Margie Wise Copyreader ..,.. .....,....,.... D ave Basinger Business Manager, . .,....,...... . .Mdfllid Mellen Circulafion Managers. ,..., Ray Schaffer, Doris Ansfine Phofographer ...... ....... ,.....,,. . . Sieve Wilkins Make-up ...... .. ..... Marilyn Dourm, Befiy Schworm Adviser ........,....,.....,....... ,,,,,. M iss Bahler FIRST ROW-Dourm, Schworm, Wilkins, Mellen, Walker, Mclnfyre. SECOND ROW-Wise, Basinger, Miss Bahler, Ansfine, Schaffer, Holl, Nelson. Viking Views Monitors NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY An organiza+ion composed of oufsfanding s'luden+s noi only in 'Ihe all-imporfanl field of scholarship bu+ for Iheir par+icipafion in, leadership of, and conlribufion +o oiher organizalions. Their very worfhwhile proiecf Ihis year is +he compilalion of ma+erial for a boolrlef fo show sfudenfs Ihe advan+ages of differeni courses. Officers: Presideni, Sherwin Snyder: Vice President Gerald Duryee: Secrelary- Treasurer, Mary L. Grove: Assis+an+ Secrefary-Treasurer, E++a McDowell. Adviser: Mr. Schneider. FIRST ROW-Marlene Wyani, Mary Lou Russell. SECOND ROW-Mr. Schneider lAdviserI, Ellen Lanlry, Shirley Miller, Nancy Powell, Joan Saylor, Barbara Russell. THIRD ROW-Mary L. Grove, Joyce Carol Israel. FOURTH ROW-Bob Holl, Bill Briclrer, Bob Schwilzgebel, Kenny Willaman, Tom Wills, Gerald Duryee, Margaref Walker, Ralph Schwihgebel, Elia McDowell, Nancy Kolp, Charles Culler. Buffy Lou Sfrausser, Sherwin Snyder lPresidenII. X f X .SL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SA Q 7 Q T 82 ., zz ' ,. ' H! A x Ziff? 1 A ' 5 nf' 1. .MW xii w z-1 Mn M453 PROM QUEEN AND ATTENDANT - 'I950 Fax Topping off fhe fruly memorable evening a+ ihe Onesfo Ho+el on Hue occasion of fhe Junior-Senior Prom, was fhe presen+a+ion of fhe queen, Miss Tacie Lee Nelson. Her Junior a'Hendanf was Miss Barbara Miller. 84 Sponsored by DRUCKENBRUD INSURANCE AGENCY, 206 Cross Bldg., North Canmn NORTH CANTON SCHOOL CALENDAR 1950-1951 20 Gibson-Schwerke presenled an enioyable assembly. Vg., Springfield was our hapless vicfim as fhe Vikings fr 5 adminisfered a sfinging I8-6 defeaf. - v- 26 Akron Ellef charged info fown and crawled back home 'YN 'afuf I ' wifh a crushing 30-0 loss. 27 Teachers wenf fo N. E. O. T. A. meefing in Cleveland f ' , W L? 9 giving ihe sfudenfs a well-needed vacafion. N .41 KX in all EW' Governmenf classes freked fo Columbus fo see fhe .. X high poinfs of inferesf in fhe big cify. Jgwdxlll - 30 Rev. Kern gave a shorf religious sermon. lil Novemsen- ,f 7 15, 'fill Ill l l The X-Ray Unif came fo No-Ca-Hi fo discern how . 1 I T V71 'gl' near deafh we were. Everyone was found fo be M ' lil b rsfing wifh healfh ' , lwlliq -A , ll I 3 The Viking eleven overwhelmed Covenfry 25-7 before Eflifilkfl, li, T if a homecoming crowd af Memorial Sfadium. ji, 6 Nafional Educafion Week was observed af N. C. wifh YF5: ' ' 5' ' ' ,Y , :- t ,H open house in fhe evening. ' .ljlfl Q ' .. . . .. . .. kk W I Il The Vnklngs presenfed fhe Ophmnsf Kings and Null if ,Will Queens wifh a I9-7 vicfory over favored Sfow. This lu final foofball win made fhe Vikings fhe undefeafed Mefropolifan League Champions. I7 The Senior Thespians presenfed fhe comedy. Mofher AUG 3l-SEPT. I-Our feachers congregafed af fhe Elemen- I5 A Freshman +o a packed house. fary Building for an ln-Service Training course designed 22 Rev. Kem gave a Thanksgiving sermon' Pictures were fo prepare fhem for fhe coming problems. SEPTEMBER- Labor Day. Amidsf a flurry of geffing ouf nofebooks and sharpening pencils, kids girded fhemselves for fhe ordeal fhey would have fo face. The greaf day af lasi. School was officially opened, buf af I:30, we all adiourned fo fhe Counfy Fair for one lasf fling. We gof a look af our scheduled opponenfs af fhe Foofball Preview af fhe Akron Rubber Bowl. Our game wifh Springfield ended in a scoreless fie. Looks like a fough season ahead. We gof off fo a good sfarf winning our firsf foofball game af Tallmadge, 7-6. N. C. laddies and lassies were enferfained in fine sfyle by fhe colorful Kilfies. We played hosf fo Middlebranch. They ungraciously refurned fhe favor by defeafing us I8-6. A pleasanf surprise in fhe form of Rev. Beck and his guesf, a speaker from Pennsylvania. His falk was fhor- oughly enioyed by all. We fraveled fo Norion and broughf home a I4-7 vicfory. OCTOBE R- We were freafed fo an inferesfing falk on India, Yesferday and Today, by Mr. Chavre. Louisville fraveled fo Norfh Canfon and leff gloom and woe behind when fhey pasfed a 27-I4 loss on our gallanf Vikings. Norfh Canfon's fine band made a good showing af fhe Marching Band Review held af Memorial Sfadium. Friday fhe l3l'h was cerfainly unlucky. Thai is for Jackson when we handed fhem a 6-0 defeaf in a hard- foughf baffle. The Juniors' firsf venfure in dramafics was a big success when fhey presenfed Sevenfeenfh Summer. Fr. Sfeiger gave a shorf falk fo fhe sfudenfs and feachers. faken for fhe Annual. 23-24-Whaf looked like a fwo-day vacafion for Thanks- giving furned ouf fo be an eleven-day frolic because of fhe hisfory-making Big Snow of I95 DECEMBER- I Our firsf Baskefball game af Kenf Roosevelf. We had io fighf hard for a 4B-39 vicfory. 6 Seniors faxed fheir minds wifh fhe Ohio Sfafe Psycho- logical Tesfs. 8 We fake our second sfraighf win, 37-32 from a spirifed I2 I5 Sfow feam. The Viking Quinfef fraveled fo, Springfield only fo be defeafed 46-43. We gef back on fhe vicfory frail again faking Covenfry by a 54-44 decision. 1 'T fx ' ,aw I 'iibiw , 0 '5 X X . , L. 1 1 ' fl , I, i ' J 1 W ' fra!! 's l f X 1 1- nfs., 1 IB The always-welcome Rev. Beck gave a shorf sermon. 2I The all-high school play, Cheaper by ihe Dozen was I9 Kenl Slale came fo N. C. and received a 40-28 loss. Pfesenied le ef' ePP eelellVe eudlenee- 2I Wilh Ihe sound of Jingle Bells in Ihe air, we held our 22 We5l'ln9ien'5 8l il d5Y- annual Chrislmas Parfy climaxed by av isil from iolly 23 We baffle if ouf al Tallmadge in our lasl basliefball old S+. Nick. game of Ihe year. 22 The Louisville five came Io N. C. and handed The Vikings a 49-44 loss. MARCH' k k 23 Sighs of relief and conlenfmenf could be defecfed as 5 Rev' Dfne er SP0 e lo lhelfacully and siudenl bodl' Ihe sfudenfs of No-Ca-Hi began fheir Chrisfmas vaca- 9 The Bniiens Pfesenfed Il'e ' P 09 e ' ie ef' e llW9 fion. asfic audience. 29 We beal highly favored Minerva 50-43 on our own I9 We welcomed heel' Rev- Beck who 9eVe U Sheri' 'ell'-J' hardwoodl nous sermon. 23 Good Friday which meanf the beginning of Easier vacafion. 27 We refurned +o school affer a refreshing holiday. f - QA 30 Our old friend, Harry While refurned wilh his infer- ! 'fig' esfing program. 1' 1-5 , , 5 u ' L0 J 'Q al A ' - APRIL- ,, V , 9 The ever-popular Fr. Sfeiger gave a shorf informal Ialk. VM ,- .- I0 The scholars of N. C. High gafhered in Room 304 fo .. s f S see whal Ihey could do wifh fhe Preliminary Scholar- V S ' ship Iesfs. N. ' X i I7 The Holland Company presenfed an enioyable assem- f 7 if V V, I 2l Moonlight shone over Alliance Counfry Club as fhe Juniors and Seniors danced fhe hours away af Ihe Prom. 23 Rev. Kern presenfed fhe inspiralion for Ihe day wifh JANUARY, his falk. I Happy New Yearl MAY- 3 R'lufl 'llYg wf + 'f'd ou' slep' Schoolwerd Io sled 4 Dicfionaries and encyclopedias became fhe besl sellers ill' old grmd egeln' in Ihe younger sef as Ihey enfered fhe annual Spelling 5 The high-flying Norfon Panfhers beef our Vikings 55-45. Bee, 9 The Vikings wenl fo Akron ElleI's beaufiful new school 5 Eygn 4-he B,-ning sc,-,fel-,ed 1-heir I-,ends as +I-,ey pon. for Baikefbell and IOSI' 0 l16dl'fIDf6Gk9l' 4036- dered over fhe final Disfricf Sfafe Scholarship fesf. I2 The Tallmade Ieam and fans visifed us and 'look home l7.l8 Mgang and 9,-gang could be heard from all side, of a 5I-39 loss. Room 304 when fhe Seniors look fheir final exams. I6 Over GI Middlebranch We IOS? GHOIINBI' One 5040- I8 The Seniors show how clever and wiffy fhey think fhey 13.19 Greening and moaning fn, No-Ca-Hi3ns began are for fhe annual Senior Class Nile program. fha Mid-Year EXemS which ended Ihe firif S6m9SfeI'- 20 Seniors began lo regref Ihaf fheir lasf year is nearing I9 SIow avenged Iheir earlier defeaf af our hands 50-43 6 Close G5 i'l eY elienel BGCCGIHUFNIG- on fheir home grounds. 2I Underclassmen are showered wifh praise and honor on 22 Fr. Sfeiger spoke Io feachers and sfudenfs. High School Awards Dev- 26 Springfield ridiculed Ihe Baskefball Courf by handing 23-24. The Nielifm-ve! YOU 9Ue55ed ll- Uf'd6fClGSSm8H'S fha Vikings a 6I-40 sefback. 'I '-'l elems- 27 We lose our fourfh sfraighf af Louisville, 54-44. 25 Will' me 'Y 4 backward 9le ee- five Seniors elUC'l0 ilY leave dear old N. C. affer Commencemenf. 29 Remarks of l'm bound fo do beffer nexf year were FEBRUARY- lwnealglslas Reporf Cards were issued for fhe las? lime 2 No school foday-more snow! -SHIRLEY GREEN Very few N. C. fans appeared af Coveniry Io see Ihe Vikings fake a beaiing 50-24. 3 We finally won one. This lime af Jackson, 45-35. ,, -- 6 The Nafional Honor Sociefy inducfed lhe new mem- -T 3 RX bers in a very impressive ceremony. f I if nf' 6 The Vikings sparkled as Ihey oufplayed Kenf Sfafe all 2 fhe way. Final score-53-42. H' 15 Six' 7 Seniors enioyed +he day al Sfarlr Counfy Common ,. ff . S Pleas Courl. if JL. ' .5 1 ' 8 Irwin Williamson presenfed one of fhe mos? delighlfully ,Q 1 ir I inleresling assemblies of the year. 9 Up 'Io Norfon we go as Baskefball season nears ils Q '1 , finale. Resulf-N. C. 45, Norfon 56. I 'i I2 Rev. Kern was on hand fo give us anofher welcome I 'M religious sermon. I6 Ellel' visifs us and we hold high hopes for sweel vicfory. 86 HERCULES E GINES 3 TO 500 HORSEPOWER GASOLINE 0 DIESEL DESIGNED AN HIGH SPEED, HEAVY DUTY ENGINES. D BUILT BY THE WORLD'S LARGEST EXCLUSIVE BUILDERS OF USED EXTENSIVELY BY THE AUTOMOTIVE, AGRICULTURAL, CONSTRUCTION, MINING, LUMBER, ROCK PRODUCTS INDUSTRY AND FOR HUNDREDS OF SPECIALIZED INDUSTRIAL PURPOSES-BOTH HERE AND ABROAD. HERCULES MOTORS CORPORATION ' Canton, Ohio 87 QS For finer food Eat BILL'S DINER Yi QU P3 WY- 5 Canton Smith Brothers Appliance Store WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES We Carry a Full Line of Electrical Appliances Guaranteed Repair on Household Appliances Phone 2-5890 410 West Tusc. Canton, Ohio THURIN'S . . . for your home beautiful COMPLETE HOME PLANNING SERVICE Furniture - Carpets - Ruqs Curtains - Draperies - Lamps 524 MARKET AVE. N. 88 1 i THE HOOVER COMPANY NORTH CANTON, O. 'A' ir 'k HE woRLu's ol.DEs1 AN LARGEST MANUFACTURER O ELECTRIC CLEANERS 89 JACK SUMMER'S FURNITURE SHOPPE ' Open Evenings QUALITY FURNITURE 4630 Cleveland Ave. N. W. Phone 9-2527 BEST WISI-IES TO THE CLASS OF 5l Vern Cctshner 51 Sons Ccmton's Finest Used Cars RALPH HOPPLE PIPE LINE CONSTRUCTION GRADING 6. EXCAVATING 1727 19th St. N. E. - Dial 4-4319 CANTON 4. OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF Morrow's Restaurant Park Theater Building North Main Street NORTH CANTON, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1951 RICE OFFICE SUPPLY 25 YWS of Fai' Dealing 240 Third street Canton 501-03 Cherry Ave. N.E. Ccxnton phone 3.2573 Phones 4-5105 - 4-5106 COMPLIMENTS OF Get The Best CARL SPONSELLER Get HOT WATER 6. STEAM HEATING SANITARY PLUMBING PHONE 9522 S E A L T E S T Milk and Ice Cream THE SANITARY MILK CO DIQ1 6-7251 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 51 WILLIS MOTUII CDMPANY NORTH. CANTON REEL-LIVE BIIIT CO. GUNS - AMMUNTTION - FISHING TACKLE - MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS - WOLVERINE. LYMAN, ALUMA CRAFT BOATS Everything for the Hunter and Fisherman 1328 Cleveland Ave., So. Phone 67061 Canton 4, Ohio 91 COMPLIMENTS OF H I L L M A N ' S CANTON'S MOST INTERESTING STORE 216 Market Avenue, North CANTON. OHIO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '51 FROM Wagoner-Marsh Shoe Store The Shoe World of Fashion 437 Market Avenue. North CANTON. OHIO Congratulations To The Class oi 1951 and Future Graduates Letherm an Seed Co. EVERYTHING GOOD FOR LAWNS AND GARDENS 404 Cleveland Avenue. N. W. CANTON. OHIO Sampson General Tire Co. CORNER NINTH G CLEVELAND AVENUE. N. W. CANTON. OHIO Distributor of GUC1'Cmf99d THE GENERAL TIRE Rewppinq 92 - F il f If A 5 It I In -A I. - N. I- g , Q A MWAL I- i q ,q, v ,A . HOT POINT 3 APPLIANCES lG.es F-J sa I-L1 we W., IT lg if -W . If A I 41' 's.,.LAM , . ,MN , A l W. pri: :X- ' Y,,,,.,.,-M - ,I ff:-s l Q1 J ! I GENERAL ELECTRIC TELEVISION RANGES ' REFRIGERATORS 0 FREEZERS ' DISHWASHERS WATER HEATERS 0 WASHERS ' CLOTHES DRYERS ' IRONERS DISPOSALLS ' MIXERS ' TOASTERS 0 ROASTERS 0 HOUSEWARES I GLENN WHITEY MYERS Your Downtown Appliance Center 408 Tuscarawas Street West CANTON 2, OHIO 93 CONGRATULATIONS FROM MATHIE COAL 5: SUPPLY CC. COAL cmd BUILDING MATERIAL -- LAWN and GARDEN SUPPLIES Portage Street - Phone 9649 D R 1 N K D. .... A , A1 ! 'IIADI-IAA!! lll.lI.l.lAl.0 v 'sg IN BOTTLES -i BEST WISI-IES cmd GOOD HEALTH from 4 mel-LQ' M .mm Am, ms ITIILK 'Y ZANE'S 137 Sixth Street. N. B. NORTH CANTON DAIRIES. INC. PHONE: 9345 Canton. Ohio Phono 4-5103 94 Z IMMERMAN 'S C 1' t omp men S CONFECTICNERY of Where The Teams Gather A Friend 124 South Main Phone 9-1012 North Canton, Ohio Gnoss APPLIANCE co. C R A W F 0 R D ' S THE BIG FOUR PRODUCTS FURNISHINGS 6 SHOES Hoover - General Electric SUITS MADE TO ORDER Maytag - Ironrlte 125 South Main Si. 147 No. Main St. North Canton, O. North Canton. Ohlo Phone 9309 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF ANGIES BEAUTY sHoP Smith's Quality Meats Hours 9:00 to 6:00 - Phone 9-1124 In Acme Super Market 125 W M 1 est up e Phone 9663 103 so. Main NORTH CANTON, o. on the Square 95 The Arctic Food Center and Locker Plant' GROCERIES - MEATS - PRODUCE Meat for Sale at Wholesale Prices Let Us Prepare Your Food For Your Locker or Home Freezer 134 West Street Phone 9-1971 The Central Hardware Successor To I. F. Gross Hdwe. On the Square Phone 9309 North Canton, O COMPLIMENTS OF MAYS' BARBER SHOP 120 South Main Street BURKHART'S Texaco Service WISE ROAD 6 PORTAGE EXT. Route 2 Phone 9-1527 NORTH CANTON, OI'1IO CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE CLASS OF 1951 ROYER'S FOOD MARKET CONGRATULATIONS FROM MAC KING AND EMPLOYEES of King's Confectionery SEAT R AY' S COVER CENTER DISTINCTIVE AUTO SEAT COVERS FOR YOUR INTERIOR 1203 West Tuscarawas Telephone 2-4498 CANTON. OHIO BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 5I ELECTRIC COMPANY 20, Sm S,,,,,' N, W, CALL Us ron ELECTRICAL SERVICE pm, 2.1403 Crystal Park Furnace Co. COAL, GAS. OIL FURNACES All Makes Repaired Dial 2-8787 806 12th Street, N. E. Canton, Ohio Congratulations from Lesh Flower Shop WHEN IT'S FLOWERS . . . . . . SAY IT WITH OURS We Deliver and Telegraph Flowers Phone 9-2404 218 Orchard St. 97 For load-bearing interior walls 61 wall lacing NATCO GLAZE VITRITILE Furnished in a wide variety of attractive permanent finishes and colors NATIONAL F IREPROOFING CORP EAST CANTON. OHIO Compliments oi COMPLIMENTS THE JEWEL BOX or CANTON FINEST IEWELRY Onesto Hotel Bldg. co. Second 6 Cleveland N. W. Congratulations To The Class ol 1951 LYMAN H. CLARK, INC. AUTHORIZED PACKARD SALES AND SERVICE 517 12th STREET N. E. CANTON, OHIO 98 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMEN TS OF S W E A N E Y M F dd 6: Sh ub C C en C BAKERY Insurance Agency N. Main St. Phone 9307 BAKERS OF N h C Oh Basal BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 51' HUMMEL'S, INC SUPER MARKET and DEPARTMENT STORE EVERY DAY LOW PRICES 99 ROYAL PORTABLES ft B E N S O N sMn'H CORONA . A ,V '57Q,' I TYPEWRITER CO. RMNGTON V ws nr-:mn sm.. AND nz-:Pam Au. Mums 336 4th Street, N. W. Canton, Ohio Compliments of Sibyl Shop 527 MARKET AVENUE. NORTH CANTON Mrs. Elizabeth Cross Mrs. Sibyl McCox-mick CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '5l KOBACKER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '5l FROM Canton Lalmdry and Dry Cleaning Company every laundry - dry cleaning - towel and llnen service 319 Ninth St., S. W. Canton, Ohio Phone 7189 100 COMPLIMENTS OF Logan Warsller Sanitary Plumbing and Heating Peerless Water Systems 317 South Main Phone 9-1410 North Canton, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF THE HARVARD Clothing Company Market Avenue South at Second CANTON, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 'k WENDELL ELECTRIC Modern Wiring at Moderato Prices D. 6 Dial 9-7194 NORTH CANTON. OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF STERLING BAKERY Bakers of PETER WHEAT BREAD Sold Fresh To Your Door Drink AMERICA'S BEST BEVERAGES from GOLDEN AGE DISTRIBUTING CO. 150 cherry Ave. N. B. A Friend Canton 2, Ohio Phone 33333, 33334, 33335 IOI LA VERNE'S MT. VERNON MARKET 3325 Cl land Avo. N. W. CANTON. OHIO HUB-VICTOR CO. SPORTING GOODS l It Pays to Play 221 4th Street. N. E. Ph 27998 Canton, Ohio BEST WISHES FROM P. D. WILLAMAN SHEET METAL NORTH CANTON, OHIO Say I t With F lowers mom ALBERT KEHL. FLORIST We Grow Our Own 4212 Cleveland Avo. N. W. Dial 2-0527 Canton. Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 GROCERIES o MEATS COAL o FEEDS FERTILIZERS The Norfh Can+on Supply Co. GUSSETT Boiler und Welding, Inc. 1140 Marion Ave. S. W. Canton 4, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF Iim's Sweet Shop Pastries - Ice Cream Candy Delicatessen Items 108 Harmon Street North Canton, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF LIVINGSTON FURNITURE CO. 300 Market Ave. N. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 Cmofomo BAAB's SERVICE GOOD FURNITURE SINCE 1917 mort s. soN LA SAT-LE Grocery 8: Confectionery C L E A N E R S Lcrunderers 533 N. Main Street The Biggest Little Store in Town C1 cmers - Fl-131 Plant 61 Main Office NORTH CANTON, O. CONGRATULATIONS NICE GOING, GRADUATES! CLASS OF 1951 . . . and for those all-important clothes for the college or career ahead, f- A f' 'Wye Mallv iftrns. Qin. it's 624 Marker Ave. North CANTON OHIO 312-324 Market Ave., N. Canton, Ohio Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1951 Stern M ann's CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '5l FROM on marc 6 421 n. nsarlcd CANTON, OHIO 104 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 Norih Canfon Plaiing Co. SPECIALIZING IN INDUSTRIAL HARD CHROME PLATING C. W. NOEBE, Owner cmd Operator 566 Woodside Street HELP Wu, CAREER Whatever career you plan, you can hardly pick a field in whicli electricity will not make your job easier or more profitable. N. CANTON, OHIO Phone 9-1413 Im Q COMPLIMENTS OF W-R Sports Inc. ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT 212 Second St. N. W. CANTON, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 ORCHARD HILL FARM DAIRY Dial 9671 714 S. Main St. NORTH CANTON. OHIO BEST WISHES TO ALL FROM HARRY W. GROSSGLAUS Your Sheriff Efficiency and Courtesy STARK COUNTY, OHIO IF I WERE YOU AND YOU WERE ME THEN WE'D BE TWINS AND WE'D AGREE THE FINEST PLACE ON EARTH TO BE IS OUR OWN C. B.- COMMUNITY BUILDING VALVE AND SLIDE REFITTING, DENT REMOVING STERILIZING AND LACQUERING BAND INSTRUMENT REPAIRING Dial 9-1546 332 Edgewood Street. North Canton, Ohio C'O'N'G'R'A'T'U'L'A'T'I'O'N'S A. C. MYERS 81 SON, Inc. 106 Girl Graduate . . . Before you decide on your B. G. fBusiness Girl to youl career, be sure to Win- dow Shop the wonderful variety of opportunity at the Telephone Company. Come in and talk it over at: The Ohio Bell Telephone Co. 401 Cleveland Avenue, N. W. Monday through Friday 8:00 a. m. - 5:00 p. rn F our Fine Home Cleaning Helpers 9 CLIMALENE 9 9 BOWLENE 9 9 9 SKIDOO O O O O SPIN THE CLIMALENE CO. Canton. Ohio More Bounce to the Ounce PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 417 13th St. S.E. Phone 2.9504 Canton, Ohio COMPLIMEN TS OF NORTH CANTON 5c to 51.00 STORE 151 North Main Telephone 9-2654 Calling All College Girls! You can go places in Sandler of Boston Shoes from Best Wishes Class oI 5l From The Canton Spotless Spot 1.2155 SHOES azso Cleveland Ave. N. w. 214 N- Market Canton CANTON'S FINEST Dmvr:-IN Best Wishes to the Class of 1951 PARK THEATER Locally Owned and Operated 155 North Main Street North Canton, Ohio Charles E. Carpet. Manager N. C. R. EIGHT BOWLING ALLEYS BOWL FOR HEALTH SPORT FUN 225 N. Main Dial 9-7082 COMPLIMENTS OF Lester Rinehart PLUMBING AND HEATING IONA BELLE BEAUTY SHOPPE Complete Beauty Service 109 North Main Street North Canton, Ohio Phone 9401 MRS. L.. C. HUTCHINS, Owner COMPLIMENTS OF I 6 I Motors Inc. Your FORD Center Corner of 12th 6. Cherry Diczl 5-9444 BILL PETERS SANITARY PLUMBING AND HEATING 300 Portage Street Phone 9-1440 - North Canton. Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF SURBEY ELECTRIC CROSLEY. ADMIRAL TELEVISION cS HOME APPLIANCES NORTH CANTON. OHIO Phone 9-1923 COMPLIMENTS OF BETTER DRESS SHOP 119 South Main LADIES READY TO WEAR BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1951 VALLEY VIEW SUPPLY COMPANY NORTH CANTON. OHIO Phone 9-1066 FEEDS - FERTILIZERS FARM MACHINERY Trade HAHN as. co, Terms 275 S. Main St. AKRON. OHIO -J . . 95, N O D Ofganixti and Congregationx, playing and lixiening io the Baldwin Elerfronir Organ, :bare the impiralion treated by lbif .ruperb imtrument. The BALDWIN ELECTRONIC ORGAN 404 West Tusc. CANTON. OHIO KEMPTHORN MOTORS, INC. Dons:-PLYMOUTH DODGE 103.35-mp Moron cms TRUCKS FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS TO SERVICE ALL CHRYSLER BUILT CARS 1449 Cleveland Avenue, N. W. Dial 5-5323 N Best Wishes To THE CLASS OF 1951 CLASS RING HEADQUARTERS 6 lm! Q A4-' GN OF QUALITY ml? S Q1 Noam CANTON rr? jf P1-rom: 9-1942 , VJ! J DAVID BROTHERS Wholesalers and Distributors COMPI-IMENTS OF NORTH CANTON 4 SUNOCO SERVICE AUTO SUPPLIES NORTH CANTON, OHIO C19 elcznd Ave. S. W. Canton, O, Phone 5-9487 T 1 Ph 9 7057 III Custom Tailoring For Men -Women Mondok custom-tailored suits and coais owe iheir distinction to cr blending of gen- ius. skill. and good icxsie- Our principle is your guide to perfection in custom iailoring. A N TH O N Y 5 U n D U H ANTHONY MONDOK ailtfl For Appolnhnent Phone 3-5403 230 Cleveland Avenue, N. W. Old fashioned . cleaning methods Q won't do! 5 If's simply impossible fo have complele foilef bowl V sanifalion when you use ordinary cleaning powders. They ere nor meanf for fhis purpose. Sani-Flush is l ' made specifically for keeping foilef bowls clean, while and senifary. This chemical cleaner, wifh a , delighlful fragrance. disinfecls as if re- - moves ugly sfains . . . even removes a y source of foilel' bowl odors and germs. Give Sani-Flush a frial l and know how easy. ff' ' f + 'I f '+ - , ----- --il fi.-,l.c l'... 'if fffli. SQ! plished. Sold every- where. I at -f C .men um, . ..Yan1-fhslz 2' o ouse eepi in the familiar yellow can 'm.,,,,,,,,,w . NOW FRESHLY FRAGRANT ix-f y l ll2 5 Q WA ffl' , l -iii? x D How and What to tell a CGMMU I T Don't look for physical differences when you try to spot a Communist. Communists are all kinds of people in all walks of life and of all races. A Communist is anyone who helicves in the Rus- sian system of govemmcnt, whereby those who govern own everything and control all the activ- ities of all the people. A Communist is loyal only to Soviet Russia. AS a member of the Communist Party he is dedi- cated for life to the protection of the U.S.S.R. and to the establishment of Communism through- out the world. A Communist will usually deny that he is a Com- munist. There are many Communists who are not in reality card-carrying members of the party. But both types of Communists carry on the same THE TIMKEII RDLLE clinton s, OHIO - work, although the second type cannot let it be known that he is a member. His real value to the party is in indoctrinating those unsuspecting people in key positions with government agencies, schools, unions and churches with Conimunistic philosophies. When a Communist goes to work on you tell him that you are on to him and his dirty garne. Tell him, further, that you think it your patriotic duty to makc his activities known to othcrs and to the police. Tell him that you know no tactics are too low for a Communist: lying, cheating, betrayal, ruin and even murder. But he sure to tell him, too, that America is on the alert and that his scheme for world domination is doomed to failure. BEARING COMPANY able Address TIMHOSGO 'The right to work :hall not be abridged or made impotent 113 Bell Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service FOR PICKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE DIAL 3-2205 Main Office and Plant 1267 Dueber Ave. S. W. 408 McKinley N. W. 1408 Harrison S.W. CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '51 VALENTHQFS PURE OIL 624 South Main Street NORTH CANTON. OHIO Dial 9-1468 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '51 BAERS' 320 CLEVELAND AVE. N. W. CANTON, OHIO Congratulations to Class ol Sl The Nextonew Shoppe We Carry a Complete Line ol WEARING APPAREL 402 Fourth St. N.W. Phone 2-4435 CONGRATULATIONS FROM YOUR AMOCO DEALER Ross Independent Oil 1350 Cleveland Ave. S.W. Phone 8281 Canton, Ohio GUENTHER MOTORS DE SOTO 6 PLYMOUTH SALES 6 SERVICE 104 East Maple St. North Canton. Ohio Phone 9383 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS QF -51 STUDEBAKER Sales cmd Service STARK COUNTY PROSECUTING GEORGE M. VARGA Inc. ATTORNEY South Morin Street Norih Canton, Ohio Jqhn RQ55e'H'i HOME OF SINCERE SERVICE Phone 9-2589 COMPLIMENTS OF HOMER'S, INC. SMART CLOTHES FOR YOUNG MEN Cleveland Avenue N. W. at Third Phone 3-3603 Canton. Ohio CANTON HARDWARE COMPANY 114 1-'ourih N. w. CANTON. 215 Market Ave. S. Phone 5-0191 OHIO Phone 5-0191 COMPLIMENTS OF HOL-GUERNS DAIRY FOR FINER DAIRY PRODUCTS Also Call Us for Banquet Appointments 3400 Cleveland Avenue, Northwest Phone 6-7904 115 R. D. FRYE HARDWARE Formerly ALBRIGHT-FRYE HARDWARE 6. SUPPLY CO. BUILDERS HARDWARE B P S PAINTS PLUMBING SUPPLIES HOTPOINT ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 950 South Main Street, North Canton, Ohio Telephone 9387 RIEGLER 84 ZENK NURSERIES, INC. Successors to Letherman's EVERGREENS OF ALL KINDS -RHODODENDRONS. AZALEAS ANNUALS AND PERENNIALS - TUBEROUS BEGONIAS GARDEN FERTILIZERS AND SUPPLIES One-Fourth Mile North oi North Carlton on Route 8 Phone 9598 Heartiest Congratulations to Class of 51 MORRIS LINCOLN - MERCURY 811 CLEVELAND AVENUE, N. W. CANTON, OHIO PHONE 6-7271 COMPLIMENTS OF BLUE CROSS VETERINARY HOSPITAL 5500 Cleveland Avenue, N. W., - Canton, Ohio E. F. DONOVAN, D.V.M. Phone 9-2211 R. H. LEED. D.V.M. 116 Ohioys Most Beautiful jewelry Store rm: Hom or Nationally Advertised Merchandise i- ,4'M'fI1r,5,n1111f.wff'1+s,Kff11. ....4, IT-UQSQIB X'U'M-If Established 1910 105 13. Tusa CANTON. OHIO ESTABLISHED 1910 105 TUSC. ST. E. CONGRATULATIONS FROM CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '51 I QUALITY CHEKD ICI CIEAM ST R K 'S PHONE 7-4515 wk CANTON iv MASSILLON CANTON, OHIO iv ALLIANCE 117 TOM WILLIAMS SUPER MARKET 934 scum Mum sueei Ph 91039 North Canton, om., NORTH CANTON CYCLE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1951 GEORGE 6. ANN ARMOUR SCI-IWINN BICYCLES IACK-HEINTZ TWIN ENGINES HGEQRGE - ANN'S MODEL EQUIPMENT vm STREET SPECIALTY SHOP DIAL 9-1258 SCHILTZ SHOE SERVICE Invisible Half Soling Dog Harness AUSTIN SCHILTZ 127 PORTAGE STREET II8 -lm -j ' 1 ig 'Sli-tg A. XX X lx ' 'Xl 7 5- N4 , , 4 -4 I- TH ,..,.,1.-,,,- ,-.,--..--f-,.1-1- 3,1-t',L,-.,..,-l. -5... 5-,ie ,,-,...l... -.,,.-1 , iii.. ..--.--.- ..,-.-1, COMPANY q+g1ocR,,e, S E fflolovf PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY 2108 Tusc. West Phone 3-9334 II9 - '- as 1 v X ,FS 9 . .ap fi W Q 5. .sm A ,I n -WW.. .. 'Y Q- it W T A 5 rv-'-51,4 . ,,. :Ad-. 'S A X. SA - x Q' Q5 0 u 'Oo .5 'f f?i fa. , 'F' A J W 5, ,