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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1957 volume:

E 'N'1T7I -214 I . 'E W 1 1 K- 'pb' ' AP, M 44 J 'li EX LIBRIS 245. 32nd Edition 5 5 Qme as THE I957 0 0 NORTH CANTON H GH SCHOOL EOREWORD We of the Viking staff proudly present our edition of the 1957 Viking. This year the purpose of our yearbook is to accurately present the familiar scenes at beloved old No-Ca-Hi. We hope that this yearbook will serve as a Book of Memories to the seniors and also to you, the underclassmen, when you move into the new Hoover High School. Let us turn the pages of our Book of Memories and see the familiar pictures of: THE CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS THE FACULTY MARYLOU NELIUS Editor 4 ALMA MATER Our strong hand can ne'er he hroken Formed in N. C. High, Far surpassing wealth unspoken, Sealed in friendship's tie. High school life at hest is passing, Gliding swiftly hy, Then let us pledge in word and deed Our love for N. C. High. Alina Mater, Alina Mater, Deep graven on each heart, Shall he found unwav'ring true When we from life shall part. 5 EDITORS Arletta Mohler Marylou Nelius Kathy Wfise 5 My ,gi -ang l BUSINESS MANAGERS Nancy Bowers Absent: Beth Beamer ADVISOR Miss Amstutz BUSINESS STAFF Left to right-Cindy Buck, Dan Piper, Francis Fowles, jean Dornhecker, Ronnie Gerber, joan Dornhecker, Bill Worley Nancy Bowers, Susan Castle, Barbara Shaheen, Earl Newell Tom Krichbaum, john Low Barbara Wood, Gloria Galas so. TYPISTS jeannene Hiltbrand Marcia Sommerschield Cindy Buck This Page Sponsored by Schlemmer Himself Your North Canton Mercury Dealer A32 Hb . EDITORIAL STAFF First Row - Arletta Mohler, Marylou Nelius, Betty Skarin, Barbara Pratt, Elaine Haley, joan North, Marcia Currie. Second Rau' - Patti O'Brien, Hallie Boerngen, Leanne Bush, Judy Swihart, Kathy Wise, Susan Clatterbuck, jack Kile, Tom Krichbaum, judy Burns. 7' 090 2 -,,, P A ,. .':: ' ' 1 VA lm' oo ma! M vw fiwix .M 1' ' 'ny .. I q,,. V 9 Mum SENIORS Here we are at the City of Graduation, waiting to try our hands at what lies inside. It has taken us four long years to reach our destination. Our journey began at the far end of High School Valley in a small village where we were known as Freshmen. As we left the city and started on our trek up the valley, we encountered such obstacles as Algebra I, Latin I, General Science, and scores of other plots that were laid to catch us and trip us up. The big event of the year was the Freshman-Sopho- more Party, at which we worked quite hard. The next step in our journey was through the Sophomore Swamp. Detention was poking its ugly black head out of the mucky brine to try to capture us. A few got by, but many were temporarily caught in his jaws until Hard Work and Honesty set us free. Left to right: Ronnie Gerber, Betty Skarin, Arletta Mohler, judy Burns, Mr. LaHue, advisor, Nancy Bowers. At last we reached the foot of the junior Mountains. Far at the top we could see the City of Graduation poking through the clouds. Our main obstacle on the junior Mountain was a large, rocky hill known as junior-Senior Prom. At times we wondered if we would ever make it. If it hadn't been for our faithful guides, the Seniors might not have had a prom. At last we came upon the highest and hardest mountain of all, the Senior Moun- tain, at the top of which lies the City of Graduation. Extra-curricular activities be- gan crowding out all studies. But when report cards rolled round, we soon realized we'd better get on the ball. Then came the Senior Prom, put on for our benefit. At last we have received the key to the City of Graduation, our Diploma. It is with very deep regret that we say Good- by to High School Valley, but we are all anxious to start out on the road of life. SENIOR OFFICERS Judy Burns President Nancy Bowers Vice President Arletta Mohler Secretary Betty Skarin Treasurer Ronnie Gerber Historian RONALD BRAUCHER TWEEDS LESTINA BROWN TINA NANCY BUCK CINDY JUDY BURNS JUDY BARBARA ALEXANDER BARB RICHARD AULT DICK ELIZABETH BEAMER BETH BARRY BETZ BARRY HALLIE BOERN GEN HALLIE NANCY BOWERS NANCY CAROLYN CLYMER CAROLYN MARCIA CURRIE MARCIA CAROL DORN CAROL JOAN DORNHECKER JOAN JORN DOROSKY SQUISH NANCY ESSIG NANCY LEAN NE BUSH LE SUSAN CASTLE SUZIE ADELYN CHIOFOLO ADDIE SUSAN CLATTERBUCK SITE DURLAND EVANS BUD GLORIA GALASSO GLORIA SALLY EVANS SALLY RONALD GERBER RONNIE Free spit-out period . . money for the flower fund this time ! CON STANCE F LOOM CONNIE WILLIAM GERBER BILL JON FOLTZ JON LAWRENCE GREENHO LARRY FRANCES FOWLES FRAN RONALD GUMMERE GUMS 15 xx ELAINE CAROL SUE LAXVRENCE HALEY HEISER HERDLICK ELAINE SUSIE LARRY HOMER SUSAN JOYCE HOFFMAN HUTT JOHNSON Homo SUE JOYCE 1 4 Helpful advice. -IEANNENE HILTBRAND JEANNENE JACK KILE Jocxo CARL HINDE RER CARL JAMES KINDY BEAN ERS MARLENE MAAG MARLENE HELEN MARSHALL HELEN JOANNE MAY JO BETTY MERCER BETTY JACK KINGSLEY JACK THOMAS KRICHBAUM TOM KENNETH KUNTZ KENNY LAWRENCE KUNTZMAN LARRY GRETCHEN LEHMAN GRETCH THOMAS LERCH TOM BRENDA MORRISON BRENDA RICHARD MORROW DICK PATRICIA MUCKLEY PATTY MARY LOU NELIUS MARYLOU ALAN NIDY AL JOAN NORTH JOAN DALE MILLER CORKY JUDITH MILLER JUDY ARLETTA MOHLER Mo BARBARA MOORE sonme PATRICIA DAVID DANIEL NORMA SCOTT O'BRIEN PERKINS PIPER PLUMMER POWELL PATT1 DAVE DAN NORMA SCOTT BARBARA GRANT SUE RONALD PATRICK PRATT RHODES SAMMETER SAVAGE SCANLON BARB PUSSY SUE RONNIE PAT Home Ec. projects. 17 Term papers. SUSAN TERRENCE BARBARA KAREN BETTY SCHARVER SCHREINER SHAHEEN SINGO SKARIN SUE TERRY TEX KAREN SKETTY STUART LAWRENCE MARCIA PATRICIA RICHARD SMITH SNYDER SOMMERSCHIELD SPITLER STORCH STU LARRY MARCIA PAT DICK I8 BETTY JO WILLIAMS m J. WAYNE WILLISON MUTT KATHLEEN WISE KATHY MARTHA WISE MARTHA SALLY STORTZ SALLY JOHN STREIBER JACK JUDITH SWIHART JUDE JUDITH TAYLOR JUDY SALLY UPLINGER SALLY JUDITH WILLAMAN WILLY WILLIAM WERLEY BILL BARBARA WOOD BARB DANIEL YOUNG DAN DALE ZEIGER ZIG WILLIAM LHOTA BILL RITA WISE RETA SANDRA WISE SANDY THOMAS WISE TOBJ ROBERT WORKINGER BOB CIIOXVIDIZIB H A l.I.S BIOLOGY PRONIIZCT XX If'VIi GOT THI2 SPIRIT XVHATS GOING ON? unior Class Officers First Row: Linda MacFarlan, Mr. Swope. Second Row: Teal McClintock, Carol jean Smith, Phil Birney. UNIORS Ifirxl Row-Tom Whitman, Joyce Walker, Pauline Shiltz, Norma Vallaincourt. Nina Swineford. jerry Willaman. Semnd Rou'-Bonnie Stewart, Bill Wilcox, john Tiffany, jim Wills. Gary Wal- lick, Dorothy Young. Third Rau'-Mary Treisch, Gordon Stahl, Larry Wise. Gary Scott. Elaine Zim- mer. First Ron'-Sandra Sickafoose, Kathy Rin- gle, Sally Roudahush, Freya Skarin, Carol jean Smith, Linda Prince. Seroml Rau'-Paula Ripley, Carol Rabh, Evan Schlemmer. Clyde Rhodes, Mar- garet Pfluge, Sue Sandt. Third Ron'--Earl Newell, john Snyder, John Streiber, Tom Peters, Arthur Reiss, Bill Ridge. ws O ao, we First Row-Ruth Marker, Pat Moreno, Judy Morgan, Todd Morris, Dave Mc- Quilkin, Sondra McElwee. Second Rau'-Bob McCleaster, Karen Mid- dleton, Julie Miller, Lynda MacFarlan, Gladys Lohr, Carol Rohr, Charles Mc- Anall. Third Rou'-Kenneth Mizner, Dave Lin- dower, Dave Martin, Don Lamison, Larry Lear, John Low. First Row-Jim Kinney, Candy Kreigh- baum, Carl Hinderer, Dave Jordan, Nancy Heiser, Sue Helm. Second Row-Tom Hinderer, Jim Mathias, John Morgan, Tom Johanning, Stanley Kaufman, Dave Hohler. Third Rou' - Charles Kaufman, Tom Haynes, Bill Mason, Ted McClintock, Glen Herdlick. First Rou'-Nancy Holder, Bob Fowles, Judy Geitgey, Karen English, Carol Fisher, Sandra Devis, Paul DeVelder. Second Rou'-Quma Huff, Jean Dorn- hecker, Janice Fall, Jane Gopp, Larry Elsass, Linda Hummel, Pat Holder. Third Row-Kenneth Hummel, John Ers- kine, Fred Dively, Jim Eckleberry, Joe Ellsworth, Larry Cramer, Dick Hoff- man. First Rau'-Becky Brown, Vicki Benson, Barbara Alexander, Beverly Coleridge, Leah Cozy, Linda Cozy, Sarah Chenot, Barbara Boron, Deloris Bennage. Second Rau'-Rodney Albrecht, Scott Begert, Phil Birney, Ladd Clauser, Dave Bovington, Larry Braucher, Larry Burgess, Jim Berisco. Third Rau'-Bob Berrodin, Jim Brown, Doug Aitken, Bill Boyce, Dick Boyce, Paul Bogardus, Lynn Claassen, Gary Carcorr. Sophomore Class Officers Sealed: Nancy Hagenlocker, Lorene Boerngen. SllUIdi71g.' Harry Downing, Steve Harter, Terry Rose, Mr. MC- Dowell. SOPHOMORES FUTURE HOMIZMAKERS TERRORS OF CHARLOTTE STRE1 iM First Rau'-Pat Ditch, Marilyn Kolp, Linda Klink, Alice Parrish, Linda Snyder, Joyce Gill. Second Row-Margaret Wiselogel, Monna Walker, Sharon Girard, Marjorie Weber, Elizabeth Miller, Dale Sam- meter, Third Ron'-Alice Lindower, Karen Sav- age, Margaret Hinderer, Marilyn Hei- ser, Norma Miller, Kathy Peters. First Rau'-Lorene Boerngen, Linda Mey- ers, Becky Nash, Ronald Kindy, Gary B1shop, Gail Dolan, Erla Littlefield, Sara Elson. Second Rau'-Janet Nidy, Jerry Betz, Gor- don Gummere, Steve Harter, Mike Karlo, Eileen Palmer, Sandra Johan- nmg, Ned Lesh, Dave Kamp, Dick Abel. Third Ron'-Steve Downes, Leona Porter, Dave Erbland, Judy Malone, Dick Castle, Bob Bortz, Karen Sommer- schield, Jim Gussett, Bernard Huth, Tom Gerber. First Rou'-Peggy Hedger, Carla Gilmore. Sondra Zane, Melissa Miller, Kay Williams, Nancy Hagenlocher. Judy Whitman. Second Rou'-Mr. McDowell, Gretchen Greenho, Bonnie Bennett, Susan Wad- dell, John Adams, Marian Wisniewski, Cal Gopp, Judy Wagner. Third Row-Dave Burgess, Robin Chap- man, Dave Getz. Gary Rider, Dave Ashbaugh, Bob Butler, Jon Wise. First Rau'-Charles Randall, Nancy Stock, Linda Varner, Sandy Stewart, Chris- tine Shoemaker, Jean Armitage, David Haley. Second Row-Sue Stouffer, Susan Willa- man, Carolyn Brown, Anne Zeigler. Louis Yanney, Charlotte Siple, Jane Sager, Patsy Snyder. Third Ron'-Maxine Weikel, Jerry Surbey, Terry Rose. Del Stertzbach, Steve Spence, Terry Torgler, Karen Baxter, Jane Sumser. Freshman Class Gfficers Seated: Linda Hostnik, Dale Stevens, Barbara Randall. Slanding: Larry Schafer, Mr. Hertler, Curt Newman. FRESHM N I-'ir-xt Rau'-Mary Jo Baugman, Jeanne Emmons, Karen Dice, Lila Crowl, Bar- bara Carson, Patricia Evey, Joanne Buchanan. Serond Rau'-Dick Acker, Bradley Blanc. Jeannette Alexander, Sandra Croxton, Bonnie Bogue, Kay Dervin, Lee Cra- mer, Mike Ebie. Third Rau'-John Ankrom, Terry Devis, David Brown, Gary Buckley, Robert Eck, Allan Bishop, Tim Fehn, Brian Gardner. First Rau'-Larry Kelliger, Jim Houseman. Karen Meyer, Jolene Hazlett, Judy Jefferson, Marcia Leed, Eugene Mer- cier, Ronald Ginther. Second Ron'-Barbara Kcrrs, Linda Host- nik, Phyllis Morrow, Janet Mason. Joan Honnald, Sandy Hammond, Gerry LiPP' Mary Halter. Third Rou'-Ronald Kintz, Alice Kiefer. Jackson McNees, Lois Gotshall. Phil Martin, Carolyn Hoffer, Bob Mercer. Jim Kingston, Don Menk. Firxt Row-Fred DeVelder, Larry Schafer, Richard Burkhart, Polly Clouser, Rachel Snee, jill Peterman, Gretchen Dodd, Jim Nicely. Second Rau'-jean Kogel, Ina McNutt, Lynda Tschantz, Marla Baxter, Linda Knapp, Patti Rumfola, Peggy Gerber, Sheila Stahl, Linda Piper. Third Rou'-Robert Domer, Charles Chap- man, Sue Gillbert, Tim Powell, Curt Newman. Tom Dorosky, john Sloven- sky, Paul Schwitzgebel. Firxt Row-Bob Williams, Donald Work- inger, David Wright, Dan Willaman, Dick Wise, Bob Wolfe, Scott Weida, Bob Wilcox. Second Row--Nancy Zurcher, Sandy Wright, Linda Willaman, Mariorie Williams, Marlene Zeiger, Dale Wes- ton, Tim Watts, Sondra Wearstler, Brenda Whitten, Ruth Warth, Judy Willis. First Row-George Starr, judy Snyder, Sandra Staats, Jill Teagle, Susan Sha- han, joe Sumser, Bob Smith. Second Rou'-jo Ellen Strouble, Zoe Sweaney, Carolyn Smith, Carole Shock- snider, Marjorie Southworth, Sherran Uncapher, Mary Lou Venditti, Ann Wilson. Third Row-David Sumser, Dale Stevens, Lynn Smith, Lloyd Ward, Pat Todoran, Phillip Warburton, George Starks. First Row--Barbara Randall, Judy Mutch- more, Tom Sautters, Glenn Mohler, Harry Seebald, Tim O'Brien, Marjorie Robinson. Second Row-Joyce Shiltz, Nancy Palmer, Joyce Renner, Darlene Sandt, Chris- tine Sexton, Carolyn Mross. Susan Shiltz, Marilyn Riehl. Third Row--Gary Mizner, Harold Miller, Larry Perkins, Harold Rabb, jack Miller, jon Paton. Eighth Grade Officers First Roux' Royana Lampman, Denny DeVelder Carolyn Miller i e 5 l A 1 1 Second Row: David Sannes, Mrs. Badert- Sth GRADE scher, Terry Green. First Rau'-Steve Lohr, Shirley Hans, Rich- ard Earles, Ronald Mizner, Pat Cash- ner, Terry Mohr, Larry Zerbe. Second Rou'-Glenn Hartzell, Jane Fouse. Paul Spoerke, Jean Hamilton, Sam Waddell, jim Krichbaum, Ellen Gib- son, jim Bodendorfer, Third Rau'-Linda Heiser, Judy Painter, Alice Tolin, Charles Day, Sandra Mil- ler, Nancy Scott, Carol Hensel. First Ron'--Marsha Crimaldi, Sally Meyers. Margretta Noebe, Lana Meyers, jim Currie, Gary Baughman. Second Rau'-Mr. Knisely, Kenneth Tesley, jerry Rabb. Darlene Walker, Nancy Wertz, Michael Zane, Danny Frymire. Third Row-Tom Mullen, Bob Decker. Joyce Yellin, Barry Braucher, David Polen, Glenn Mansfield, Mary Ann Elder. Ronald Workinger. Firrt Rou'-David Kile, Gary Obermiller, Darra Romick, Carolyn Miller, Ken- neth Roberts, Deanna Wise, Robert Lesh. Second Rows Virginia Yonnally, Barbara Slayman, Myra Norris, Evan Schiltz, Richard Wettach, Barbara Norris, Mrs. Badertscher. Third Row-Diane Perkins, Linda Millard, Kenneth Roberts, Larry Thyng, Charles Lerch, Linda Stambaugh, janet Wyant. First Ron'-john Ritchie, Ronald Amato, Mark Buchtel, Mike Begert, Dorothy Dennis, Kenneth Berisko. Second Rau'-Pat Chenot, Cindy Beamer, Judy Austin, Dan Garmus, Mary Lou Brady, Karen Gillespie, Don Holl. Third Row-James Colabine, Sandra Lau- per, Joy johnson, jo Anne Blazy, David Mercer, Dolores Howell, Terry Jagger. First Row-Rebecca Morris, Carol Weaver, Alicia Uber, Emily Swope, Sue Sander- son, Cynthia Miller. Second Row-Mervin Myers, Carol Wood, Richard Lindower, Cheri Moon, Fred Kearns, Ray Lazor, Tom Knipfer, Ted Kreiner. Third Row-Bruce Kreiner, David Sannes, Mary Ann Menelle, Sondra Strouble, Sally Ruddicks, Donna Both, Carol Currie. First Row-Dennis DeVelder, Paul Danne- miller, Lila Edgein, Terry Green, Pat Amato, Theodore Dodd, Paulette Chester. Second Row-Ed Danford, Royana Lamp- man, Val Begert, jim Castle, Linda Humbert, Carolyn Andrews, Phyllis Egbert, Mr. Pontius. Third Row-Kay Dayton, Linda Cone, Dick Bortz, Fred Boli, Nancy Dively, Sally Deible. Seventh Grade Officers Firxt Row: Marie Bowers. Mike Artman, Patti Star. Second Row: jay Green, Mr. Beuck, Bud Swope. 7th GRADE First Rau'--jerry Ashbaugh, Bill Cropley. Steve Crowl, john Gardner, Ronald Deibel, Robert Gilmore. Serond Rou'-Roger Perrin, Sandra Chap- man, Kathy Feather, Penny Cramer, Jay Green, Herbert Hoover, John Emerick. Third Rau'-jane Culler, Sharon Corvairt, Georgia Bennage, Susan Dorosky, jane Andrews, Lynda Evanich. First Hou'-Linda Bishop, David Davidson, Bob Esmont, Bob Hollis, Jerry Ells- worth, Marie Bowers. Semml Ron'-Roger Beyersdorff, Judy Al- ber, Arthur Downes, Albert Dervin, Bruce Blanc, Bill Bacon, Leslie Fisher. Thin! Rau'-Mary Sager, Eileen Berkebile, Edlyn Clouser, Mike Artman, Charles Deam, jeff Buckley, Peggy Bennett, Margaret Alexander. First Ron'-Gerald Kidder, Robert Taylor, Corday Knapp, Kathy Middleton, Cheryl Hoffman, john McCleaster. Second Rou'-Georgia Guenther, Michael Latshaw, jack Lemon, David Miller, David Lewis, Jean Lhota, Sandra Len- arz. Third Rou'-Janet Kearns, Corlene Giv- ler, Paul Martin, Sandra Foster, Marcia Perdue, Stephanie Hatter, Gale Mor- timer. First Rau'-jean Patton, Karen McEwen, Babetta Nickles, Marsha Jacob, David Hummel, Betty Newbauer. Eric Mad- sen. Serond Row-Thomas Mundorff, Margaret Muckley, Richard Morrow, Frank Per- rin, Pamela McAnall, jean Fisher, Mr. Tilton. Third Razz'-William Ledger, Edward Porter, Kay Mitchell, Pamela Marrell, james Koons, Robert Mclilwee, james Neal. First Rau'-Susan Wilkins, Diane Rafferty, Pat Shyder, Karen Zane, Camille Sell, Ann Russ. Second Rou' - Danny Strausser, Richard Smith, Larry Zurcher, Danny Whitten, Lynn Sanford, Bud Swope, Detra Ten- enbaum. Third Rau' -- Sally Schafer, Gary Speck, Carl Martin, Larry Senff, Stanley Trier, Patti Starr. First Rou'-jill Richey, Sandra Sprankle, Margaret Pfouts, Linda Ross, jean Tschantz, Kenneth Roberson, Chip Steele. Second Rau'-Melody Tucker, Loran Sicka- foose, jackie Rumfola, john Royer, Carol Tolin, Donald Richey, Donald Wingard. Third Rau'-john Reel, Dick Pfluge, Dick Snyder, Margaret Stayer, Thomas Ship- ley, Robert Wallace, David Travis. ffm C9 :H w . ww? Jw ff V' S ff? ff , ff' ' . Ag 1, J ,1 - 5 Xfkg -,g554fT,,,,,ay C? X X 4 .Mis v 5, 514 + if ff? 2? ,0f 'gw, .L A f 5 A A 5 . af ' 1 s,,w'v'2f 5'.X1? V QZ55,4p h3jf5w?'ii'i? :if N ,wmhk M 4 Q J ,X . 3? 1 BA Our Marching Band was very active Stark County Music Festival and gave a this year. It offered fine half-time shows Concert in the spring' at every football game and played at var- ious other community and band activities. The band and its director, Mr. Adams, The Qmcert Band was also active. deserves much credit for their hard work Among other things, it took part in the and enjoyable performances. , , 1, E 2 - f 1 Q i L ' 1 3 Iiirxl Rau'-Sandra Sickafoose, Elaine Haley, Peggy Gerber, Dick Abel. Second Row-Judy Geitgey, jean Kogel, joan Dornhecker, Pat Spitler. Helen Marshall. Don Hall, Sandra Staats. Third Row-Carol jean Smith, joan North, Linda Hostnik, Leona Porter, Alice Kiefer, Bill Ledger, Phyllis Egbert, David Sannes, Pauline Shiltz, Lynda Tschantz, joan Honnold. Fourth Row-Judy Malone, Patsy Snyder, Leanne Bush, Dale Weston, Carole Shocksnider, Phyllis Morrow, Nancy Palmer, Nancy Dively, Sondra Strouble. Joe Ellsworth, Barbara Pratt, john Royer. I-'illb Rou'-Jerry Mizner, Larry Lear, Hallie Boerngen, Val Begert, Sarah Chenot. Loren Sickafoose. This Page Sponsored by The Mathie Coal and Supply Co. COAL AND BUILDING MATERIAL Portage Street Extension North Canton, Ohio AJORETTES One of the main attractions of the Marching Band was the high-stepping majorettes. These hard-working girls, un- der head majorette Gretchen Lehman, gave outstanding performances during the half- time shows of the 1956 season. Ifirsl Rou'-Carol Jean Smith, Barbara Boron. Second Rau'-Carol Fisher, Le- anne Bush, Gretchen Lehman, Susan Castle, Judy Swihart. First Rou'-Nancy Zurcher, Carolyn Hoffer, Sara Elson, Betty Jo Willianms. Second Row-Jean Armitage, Marlene Zeiger, Janet Nidy, Joyce Walker, Judy Swihart, Betty Skarin, Karen Middleton, Judy Willaman. Third Row-Ronald Moore, David Schrader, Larry Wise, Judy Whitnman, Janice Fall, Fred Dively, Bob McCleaster, Barbara Boron, Susan Castle, Freya Skarin, Judy Miller. lfonrtla Rou'-Louis Yanney, Arthur Reiss, Gretchen Lehman, Chuck McAnall, Dotty Young, Carol Fisher, Maxine Weikel, Jean Dornhecker, Kathy Peters, Allan Bishop, Richard Burkhardt, Dave McQuilkin, Stan Kaufman. Fifth Rau'-Jim Gussett, Mr. Adams. This Page Sponsored by Orchard Hill Farm Dairy Freshman Clarinet Quartet Ifll In right 'jean Kogel, Carole Shock- snitler, Linda llostnik, Alice Keifer. Sophomore Clarinet Quartet l.efl In riglvl-Patsy Snyder, Leona Porter ,Iutly Malone, janet Nidy. 49 U49 Brass Choir Lefl In riglrl-Chuck McAnall, Stanley Kaufman, .lean Dornhecker, joe Ells- worth, Fred Dively, lioh Mclflealster Dance Band lf!! lu rigbl-Barbara Boron, jean Dorn- heeker. Judy Geitgey, Larry Lear. Stanley Kaufman. Bob Mclfleaster. Tlvix Page Spwlmrea' by The Bill Peters Plumbing CO. 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'XY Y K . ., Q- K mg, fsfww K gi .ily gan ,gi f ' f ..- Auf f1g?Qf'C.sf.. :W-,Q 1 X k jg X , Q 'W' Nfl x ,-L , 3 . .M .X A, x N h , Q .X J aww , J , IK -'V 31 . 4. L ,V K W We V N EX 3-fu R QL x - f 4 ,A 4, .-.Mx ..,y,Q -M X X M, - A , d Qf'-1. , , ' k ,MQ QQT MMA ffw , ' w . xwff-1w',,,.N ,M 4 7 0' N V' 19 eu ff 4 Tk 1. , Q M ORCHESTRA l'ir,il Rau'-Gladys Lohr, Sarah Chenot. Lestina Brown, jean Kogel. Carolyn Mross, Sheila Stahl, Chuck McAna1l, Linda Piper, Marilyn Reihl, Allan Bishop, Richard Burkhart. .Svunnl Ron' Gretchen Dodd. Marian Wis- niewski, Patty Muckley, Stanley Kauf- man, Joyce Wzllker, Susan Shahan, janet Nidy, Peggy Gerber, Elaine llaley, judy Willanmzxn, Karen Middle- ton, Sandra Sickafoose, Betty Skarin. Tlvinl Ron'-Helen Marshall, joan Dorn- hecker, Alice Keifer, Judy Gcitgey. Dotty Young, Gretchen Lehman, jan- ice Fall, Fred Dively. Bob McCleaster. Dane McQuilkin. joe Ellsworth. I-'nurtlv Rau'-Judy Swihart. Larry Lear, jerry Mizner. Maxine Wiekel, jean Dnrnhecker. jim Gussett. Mr. Adams. 1 S String uartet Lefi in right-Gladys Lohr, Sarah Lhenol Sheila Stahl, Charles McAnall. Wcmotlwilltl Quartet Left to riglal-Elaine llaley. judy Geitgey Dotty Young. Sandra Sickafouse. judj Wfillaman. Freshman Triple Trio Left lo right--Patti Rumfola, joyce Renner, Sandy Wright, Carolyn Smith, jill Peterman, Karen Meyer, Linda Piper. Gretchen Dodd, Sara Elson. Barbershop Octet 1.vfl to right-Gary Rider, Charles Mc- Anall, Stan Kaufman. Bob Bortz, Fred Dively, john Adams, Bob McCleaster. Charles Hirikman. ORCHESTRA This year, as in the past, the North Canton High School Orchestra under the leadship of Mr. john E. Adams presented No Ca Hi with some of the finest music available. The orchestra presented two com- mendable concerts in November and March, both revealing the talents pos- sessed by our students. Of the few high school orchestras still together in Ohio, North Canton is privileged to once more have one of the best. ft. 1 GIRL GLEE CL ui nu 1 r urst f r L 1 e 1 x1, Sondra Zane, Sara lflson, ,ludy Xvvlllllllilll. lllll ll lf lrli littlcficld Alice Parrish Smdrl Duns Sally lvans, Linda Snyder. Ronnie Gerher, atnml Run ltllu. liocrngcn oln Nor 1 Normi Plummer uv Miller, Patsy Snyder, ,Iudy Vfagner, Martha s inc Sumscr llunt limmcr Gretchen brccnho lclh Kozy, Marylou Nelius, lflizaheth Miller. un! Ruu ontri 1 t vue int: Mutrs C lnti lxrei 17lllll1 C trol Rohr, kludv Morgan. ,leannene llilthrand, 1 C trol llshtr lulic Miller lxlthy Peters, Christine Sl1OL'llILlliL'I', Nancy llagen- nmtlv Quiz t1v isa. L cn 1 cr, lieth Beamer, Anne Ziegler. -ludy Burns. run oii 1 st 1itld s sin Flllllx C trol Dorn, Dale Sammeter. Gloria Cialasso. Susan Q 15 W ,mg North Clanton was indeed for- tunate tl1is year to have some very outstanding vocal groups. One of tl1e n1ost successful of the groups was the A Cappella Choir, accompanied hy Ronnie Gerher. Tl1ey participated in a Twilight Christmas Concert, per- formed on a radio program spon- sored hy -lunior Achievement, and also sang at Baccalaureate. The Girls' Glee Cfluh, also ac- companied hy Ronnie Gerher, gave a concert it1 Novemher dur- ing National lfducation Wfeek and also a Christmas Concert for tl1e P. T. A. ln May, they pre- sented a spring concert at tl1e First lf. U. B. Church in Canton. Tl1e lireshman Mixed Chorus. accompanied hy Sara Elson, pre- sented a Thanksgiving Assemhly in the fall, gave a concert for the Music Association, and also en- tered tl1e spring contest. Mr. Hurst also organized sn1all vocal ensemhles such as Vikettes. Barhershop Octet and Triple Trio. These groups l1ave sung for numerous social functions in this area. A- CAPPELLA CHOIR I'ir.vl Rau'-Lorene Boerngen, Carla Gilmore, Sondra McElwee, Quma Huff, Candy Kreighbaum, Carol Rohr, judy Morgan, Karen Middleton, Leona Porter, judy Malone. Mary Treisch, jane Sumser. Sarah Chenot, judy Geitgey, Susan Waddell, Gail Dolan, Sandra Deyis, Nancy Holder, Mr. Hurst. Sifflillll Ron'-Nina Swineford, judy Whit111an, Carol jean Smith, Sondra Zane, judy Wagner, joyce Walker, Carol Fisher, Dotty Young, Elaine Zimmer, julie Miller, Marlene Magg, Linda Cozy, Karen Sommerschield. Gretchen Greenho, Erla Littlefield, Nancy Hagenlocker, Barbara Boron, Ruth Marker, Linda Snyder. Tbinl Ron--Ned Lesh, Chuck McAnall, Bernard l-Iuth, Gary Rider, Fred Dively, Tom Peters, Dick Castle, janicc Fall, john Adams, Linda Hummel, Dick Abel, Freya Skarin. Bob Green, Bill Garvin, l'nm'tl1 Rnu'-jerry Warren, Dan Piper, Terry Rose, jim Gussett, Larry Lear, Dave Lindower, Chuck Mortimer, Bob Bortz, Arthur Reiss, Gordon Stahl, jack Kile, Ronnie Gerber, joe Ellsworth, Stan Kaufman, jim Mills, Bob Mcifleaster. FRE HMAN MIXED CHQIR I-'ini Rau'-Nancy Zurcher, Phillis Morrow, Linda Hostnik, Susan Shahan, joyce Renner, Brenda Wfhitten, Gretchen Dodd, Sherry Uncapher, judy Mutchmore, Sandra Staats, Polly Clouser, Marcia Leed, jean Kogel, Linda Piper, Karen Meyer. .SUITIIIII Ron'-Linda Knapp, Carolyn Smith, Zoe Sweany, Bonnie Bogue, Darlene Sandt, Sondra Wearstler, Marjorie Williams, Carolyn Hoffer, Patti Rumfola, Carole ShoCkSniCler, Sheila Stahl, Sandy Wright, Marilyn Reihl. Inu McNutt, Ann Wilson, jill Pererman, jeanne Emmons. Tlvird Ron'-Tim O'Bricn, Scott Weida, jackson McNees, Bob Mercer, Curt Newman, Tim Powell, Phil Warburttun, john Slovensky, Lynn Smith, jack Miller, Harold Miller, David Brown, Don Menk, Richard Burkhart, George Starr, Mike Ebie, Glenn Mohler. Miss Hope Bahler fldzivor THE VIKING VIEWS The Viking Views, our school news- paper, is printed weekly in the North Canton Sun. This paper serves as a work- shop by giving students who are interested in journalism a chance to gain experience in this field, Included in the paper are sections de- voted to sports, news of activities around the school, and a gossip column. The Viking Views is edited hy the jour- nalism class, under the supervision of Miss Hope Bahler. lfirst Rau'-Sally Stortz, Sandy Wise. .S'eroml Rim--Barbara XVood, Sue Sammeter, Judy Taylor. 'l'l1irrl Run'-Adelyn Chiofolo, Susan Castle, Patti O'Brien, Gloria Galasso. Pat Spitler. lfom-lb Rau'-Rita Wise. Miss Buhler, Martha Wise. Joyce johnson, Ronnie Gerber. jack Kilc. Inav! Ron'-judy Muchmore, Second Row-Mr. Hoffer, Ar- STUDENT COUNCIL Betty Skarin, judy Burns, Carla Gilmore, Ronnie Ger- ber. thur Reiss, Bob Bortz. john Morgan, Tim Powell, Elaine Zimmer, Nancy Buck. N. H. S. The National Honor Society is com- posed of students who are outstanding in the standards of the society: character, scholarship, leadership, and service. The new members are selected by a committee of faculty members and they must have a scholastic average of at least 85 to be eli- gible and to remain in the society. The highlight of their activities is the impres- sive induction service conducted in honor of the new members. This year's officers are Dan Piper, president, Marcia Sommerschield, vice-pres- ident, Arletta Mohler, secretary-treasurer. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council this year was under the successful leadership of its president, judy Burns. The other officers were Betty Skarin, vice-president, and Carla Gilmore, secretary-treasurer. Assemblies and pro- grams for next year were part of the work accomplished by the group. NATIONAL HONOR N Nancy Bowers. der, Arletta Mohler. Dan Piper, Barbara Pratt. ig Wise, Gordon Stahl. Ifirxt Row. left Io right-Nancy Hagenlocker, Sandra Sicka foose, Carla Gilmore, Patty Muckley, joan North, joan Dornhecker, Marcia Curric Second Rau'-Sara Elson, judy Geitgey, jean Dornheckcr Dotty Young, Gladys Lohr Marylou Nelius, Kathy Wise joyce johnson, Mr. Schnci Third Ron' - judy Burns Elaine Haley, Dick Abcl Lestina Brown, Bill Worley Fourth Ron'-Phil Birney, Ber nard Huth, john Morgan Marcia Sommerschield, Dau Perkins, Bob Bortz, Larry SCHOLARSHIP First Ro u'. left to right-Nancy Hagenlocker, Carla Gilmore, Quma Huff, Sandra Zane, Judy Whitman. .Yecoml Rou'-Judy Taylor, Marcia Currie, Betty Skarin, Nancy lissig. Gladys Lohr, Eileen Palmer, Sandra Sicka- foose. Third Ron'-Evan Schlemmer, Elaine Haley, Joyce johnson, Pat Halter, Arletta Mohler. jim Wills. Fourth Ron'-Dave Haley, Ber- nard Huth, Terry Rose, Gor- don Stahl, Bob Portz, Stuatt Smith. Dan Piper. JUNIOR RED CROSS First Roux left to right-Sara Elson, Carolyn Brown, Susan Clatterbuck. Mariorie Weber. Nancy Hagenlocker. Second Rou'fLinda Hostnik. Carolyn Mross, Kathy Wise. Mary Treisch, lna McNutt, Susie Stouffer, Linda Snyder. Third Ron'-Gretchen Green- ho, Steve Harter, Barbara Wood, Barbara Shaheen. Leonard Arnold, jean Dorn- hecker. Miss DePodesta, Ad- SCHOLARSHIP This group was selected by taking the preliminary scholarship tests early in April. The two students with the highest scores in each Subject then went to Akron for the district test. Scholarship tests are given in each of the college preparatory subjects and everyone is eligible. visor. Tom Peters. john Grayson JUNIOR RED CROSS The junior Red Cross is composed of two representatives from each home room. They were chosen this year by the teachers. Their main purpose is service to the school and community. Fourth Rau'-Tom Krichbaum This Page Sponsored hy Schafer - Messerly Drug CO. Seated. lefl Io right--Lynda Standing - Susan Clatterbuck, llrxl Roux left lo right-Alice Jeanne Emmons, Christine LIBRARY The library presents to the student li- brarian an opportunity for responsibility and training in the field of library science. Mrs. Hammack and her staff of student li- brarians have made the library a place of service to the students and the teachers. They are always willing and more than glad to help anyone with reference work they might have. LIBRARY Tschantz, john Gardner, Bar- bara Randall, Sherry Unca- pher, Jeanne Emmons, Sandy Stewart, Mary Lou Venditti, Joyce Renner. Mrs. Hammack, Judy Swi- hart, Loren Sickafoose, Susan Castle. Karen Savage, Mar- garet Hinderer. SCIENCE CLUB Parrish, Erla Littlefield, Bar- bara Kearns, Mary Halter, Sexton. Second Ron'-Mr. Dobson, Pat- ty Muckley, Barbara Pratt, Elaine Haley, Dan Piper, Bill Wforley, joe Sumser, Mr. La- Hue. Tlyird Rott'-Dick Abel, Stuart Smith, Gary Scott, Bernard Huth, Larry Burgess, Harold Miller. SCIENCE CLUB The North Canton Science Club was created four years ago and is continually striving to reach its goal of increased in- terest in science in our school. The main activities this year were the N. E. O. Science Fair and various projects by the members. The advisors for this group are Mr. Dobson and Mr. LaHue. FUTURE SECRETARIES CLUB The Future Secretaries Club is composed of the junior and senior girls who will soon enter the business field Talks by various businessmen demon strations of business equipment by representatives of various companies and field trips to see them in operation represent some of the activities of this group. First Row, left to right--Sandy Stew- art, Kathy Ringle, Sondra McEl- wee, Norma Vaillancourt, Pat Ma- reno, Ruth Marker, Sue Helm. Second Rau'-Mrs. Aldridge, Judy Morgan, Leah Cozy, Sue Sandt, Janice Fall, Carol Rabb, Karen English. Third Row-Elaine Zimmer, Beverly Coleridge, Jane GOPP. Margaret Pfluge, Linda MacFarlan, Dotty Young, Carol Fisher. First Row, left to right-Judy Miller, Betty Mercer, Sally Evans, Rita Wise, Nancy Buck, Susan Scharver, Norma Plummer. Second Rau'-Mrs. Aldridge, Connie Floom, Adelyn Chiofolo, Jeannene Hiltbrand, Lestina Brown, Sally Uplinger, Sally Stortz, Betty Jo Williams, Joyce Johnson. Third Row-Gail Hudnall, Nancy Essig, Pat Spitler, Marcia Sommer- schield, Judy Burns, Brenda Mor- rison, Marlene Magg. FRESHMAN HOME EC. CLUB Int! Row, left to right-Ruth Warth, Linda Myers, Margie Southworth. Strom! Ron'-Mary Lou Venditti, judy Snyder, Phyllis Morrow, Rachel Snee, Jeanne Em- mons, Marcia Leed, Miss Boron, Advisor. Ilm-d4Rou'-lna McNutt, jo Ellen Strouble, Marla Baxter, Carolyn Hoffer, Linda Tschantz, Linda Willaman, Brenda Whitten. The Freshman Home EC. Club was formed to give the girls practice and to help them gain experience in the field of home economics. These girls have been very active this year by meeting on Saturday for sewing, cooking, picnics, scavenger hunts, theater parties, and swimming. Officers are Linda Myers, presidentg Bar- bara Randall, vice-presidentg Ruth Warth, treasurer, Marge Southworth, secretary. Senior Home Ec. Projects ALPHA HI-Y These junior boys met on the first and third Thursday of every month. They helped plan the Snowball, had various speakers, went sledding, and had a soap sale for Wcxrld Service. Their advisor was Martin Surbey. '-1-wvfk Q lfirxt Row, left to right-Evan Schlemmer, Arthur Reiss, jim Brown, john Low, john Tiffany, Larry Lear. Second Rou'-Clyde Rhodes, Tod Morris, Kenny Mizner, Jim Wills, Larry Elsass, jerry Willaman. Tbird Rau'-Kenny Hummel, Dave Martin, Bob Berrodin, Lynn Claassen, jim Mathias. lfirsl Row, left In riglal-Micky Karlo, Harry Downing, Gordon Gum- mere, jerry Betz, Charles Randall, Dave Kamp. Semrlrl Rau'-Tom Gerber, Dave Ashbaugh, Terry Rose, Gary Rider, Del Stertzbach, Dave Erbland, Dave Getz. This Page Sponsored by Willis Motors BETA HI-Y A diversified program of speakers and trips was planned and enjoyed by the sophomore boys on the first and third Thursday of every month. Their advisor was jack Sponsellor. GAMMA H1-Y lfirxl Roux left In right-Lynn Smith, Robert lick, Pat Todoran, Curt Newman. Secoml Rau'-Glenn Mohler, Brian Gardner, Tim Powell, jim House- man, George Starr. ,IUNIOR H1-Y lfirxl Roux lei! In right - Danny Strauser, john Emerick, Bill Ba- con, David Lewis, Bob Hollis. Serum! Row- David Miller, Don Richey, Gary Speck, Roger Beyers- dorf. BELOW lfirxl Roux lofi In right-Dan Fry- mire, Terry Green, Dennis De- Velder, jim Currie, Gary Baugh- man, Robert Lesh, Tom Knipfer. Secmnl Ron'-Sam Wziddell, james Castle, Edward Danford, Mervin Myers, Michael Zane, jim Boden- dorfer. Kenneth Roberts, Mike Begert. Third Rou'fGlenn Hartzell, jerry Rabb, Larry Thyng, Barry Brau- cher, Dick Bortz, Bob Decker, Dan Pontius, jim Kricbbaum. This Page Sponsored by Mack Pharmacy PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS GAMMA HI-Y The freshman boys had such interesting activities as films, speakers, an all -night party, swimming parties, a joint meet- ing, a roller skating partv, and dances. Their advisor was Dan Stoica. JUNIOR H1-Y The junior Hi-Y met on the first and third Monday of every month to have such programs as an over-night party, a swimming party at the Y. M. C. A., and dances. KAPPA TRI-HI-Y SIGMA TRI-HI-Y The senior girls met on the first and third Wednesday of every month. Some of their activities included a Mother-Daugh- ter dinner, speakers, a trip to the Filter Center, and participation in Youth in Gov- ernment. They also helped in the planning of the Snowball. Mrs. Sommerschield was the advisor. SIGMA TRI-HI-Y First Row. left to rigbl-Joanne May, Nancy Bowers, Sally Evans, Gloria Galasso, Adelyn Chiofolo, Nancy Buck, Joan Dornhecker. Hallie Boerngen, Joan North, Judy Tay- lor. Second Rau'-Mrs. Sommerschield, Rita Wise. Jeannene Hiltbrand, Judy Miller, Martha Wise, Judy Swihart, Sue Sammeter, Sally Stortz, Norma Plummer, Beth Beamer, Sandy Wise, Marcia Cur- rie, Betty Adams. Tlaird Rau'-Helen Marshall. Sally Uplinger, Betty Jo Williams, Bar- bara Moore. Carol Dorn, Arletta Mohler, Carolyn Clymer, Pat Spit- ler, Judy Burns, Barbara Wood, Susan Castle, Betty Skarin, Carol Sue Heiser, Patti O'Brien, Gretchen Lehman. KAPPA TRI-HI-Y Wednesday of every month the junior girls met. Their program included a Filter Center visit, a speaker on the proper clothes and how to wear them, religious meeting, Their advisor was Mrs. Hamlin. lfrrst Row, left lo riglal - Nancy Holder, Sondra Mclilwee, Quma Huff, Freya Skarin, Karen English, Vicki Benson, Carol Jean Smith, Kathy Ringle. Seann! Rau'-Barbara Boron, Carol Rabb, Karen Middleton, Julie Mil- ler. Leah Cozy, Carol Fisher, Sally Roudabush, Betty Adams. Tlainl Rou- - Patty Halter, Candy Kreighhaum, Jean Dornhecker, Linda MacFarlan, Jane Gopp, Elaine Zimmer. Janice Fall, Bev- erly Coleridge, Linda Hummel. This Page Sponsored by A. Nickles Bakery Phone GL 2-0105 BETA TRI-HI-Y Firxl Row. left to right-Joyce Ren- ner, Mary Jo Baughman, Jill Tea- gle, Ann Wilson, Joanne Buchan- an, Sherry Uncapher, Jolene Hess- ley, Linda Willaman, Ruth Warth. Second Row-Mrs. Young, Advisor, Joyce Shiltz, Judy Snyder, Karen Meyer, Marcia Leed, Barbara Ran- dall, Linda Piper, Marilyn Reihl, Marla Baxter, Barbara Kerrs, San- dy Hammond, Judy Willis. Third Rau' - Linda Knapp, Zoe Sweaney, Carolyn Smith, Patti Rumfola, Sandra Croxton, Gerry Lipp, Brenda Whitten, Marjorie Southworth, Jo Ellen Strouble, Sondra Wearstler. EPSILON TRI-HI-Y The sophomore girls had a very suc- cessful club this year. Some of their ac- tivities were skating, a round table discus- sion group, and outside speakers. BETA TRI-HI-Y The freshman ,girls had a year with many interesting activities. Some of them were a visit to the county home, swim- ming, dances, and religious meeting. First Row-Pat Ditch, Marilyn Kolp, Linda Klink, Alice Parrish, Linda Snyder, Joyce Gill. Second Row-Margaret Wiselogel, Monna Walker, Sharon Girard, Marjorie Weber, Elizabeth Miller, Dale Sam- meter. Tbird Row-Alice Lindower, Karen Sav- age, Margaret Hinderer, Marilyn Hei- ser, Norma Miller, Kathy Peters. This Page Sponsored by The Community Building North Canton Branch of the Young Men's Christian Association DELTA TRI-HI-Y Ifirxl Row, left to right-Sandra Len- arz, Detra Tenenhaum, Camille Sell, jill Richey, Cheryl Hoffman, Susan Wilkins, Ann Russ, Corday Knapp, Kathy Middleton, Penny Cramer, Linda Bishop, Marie Bow- ers. Second Rau'-Mrs. Dickson, Georgia Guenther, Sandra Sprankle, jean Patten, Karen McEwen, Betty New- bauer, Linda Ross, Edlyn Clouser, judy Alber, Sandra Chapman, jane Culler, Kathy Vincent, Diane Raf- ferty, Carol Tolin, Patricia Snyder, Karen Zane, jean Tschantz. Mar- garet Pfouts, Mrs. Thompson. Third Ron' - Marsha jacob. Patti Starr, Bahbetta Nicholes, Peggy Muckley, jackie Rumfola, jean Fisher, Marcia Perdue, Lynne San- ford, Melody Tucker, Kay Mitchell, Martha Stayer, Pamela McAnall, Lynda Evanich, Eileen Berkebile, Sharon Corvairt, Peggy Bennett, Margaret Alexander, Mary Sager. Sally Schafer, jane Andrews. ALPHA TRI-HI-Y Hrs! Roux left to rigbt-Deanna Wise, Darra Romick, Cynthia Mil- ler, Sally Meyers, Pat Cashner, Lana Meyers, Lila Eclgein. Second Ron' - Royana Lampman, Carol Currie, Cheri Moon, Becky Morris, Phyllis Egbert, Karen Gil- lespie, Alicia Uber, Patty Chenot, Sue Sanderson, Shirley Hans. Tlvirrl' Rau' -- Nancy Dively, joyce Yellin, jean Hamilton, Mary Ann Menelle, Sandra Lauper, janet Wy- ant, Carol Wood, Val Begert, Son- dra Strouble, Carolyn Andrews, joy johnson. ALPHA TRI-HI-Y DELTA TRI-HI-Y This year the eighth grade girls' pro- The activities of the seventh grade gram included a bake sale, discussions, a girls included a swimming party, H speaker skating party, and a pot luck dinner. on etiquette, and religious services. This Page Sponsored by Smith Hardware FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES PITTSBURG PAINTS 90l North Main Street North Canton- Ohio 52 DEBATE DEBATE In recent years, it has been proved again and again that one of the most worth- while and beneficial of all extra-curricular activities has been debate. This organiza- tion affords valuable training for the fu- ture to each member by helping him gain poise, improve his voice and speaking abil- ity, and to obtain a clear understanding of the issues involved. Varsity debaters for 1956-57 were Bonnie Stewart, Judy Wag- ner, Earl Newell, and Steve Harter. N. F. L. The North Canton High School Chap- ter of the National Forensic League is one of the 656 chapters in the United States created for speech students to develop lead- ership and speaking ability. Membership is obtained by the accumulation of a mini- mum of 20 points through active participa- tion in debate, service speeches, individual events, and student congress. The 1956-57 officers were Bonnie Stewart, presidentg Earl Newell, vice-president, Judy Wagoner, secretary, and Steve Harter, treasurer. I-irsl Roux left Io right--Judy Wag- ner. Sondra Zane, Gretchen Green- ho, Gail Dolan, Peggy Hedger. Second Rau'-Mr. McDowell, Carla Gilmore, Bonnie Stewart, Steve Hatter, John Ankrom, Kay Dervin, Jeanne Emmons. Third Rau' - Steve Downes, Earl Newell, Paul Schwitzgebel, Tom Peters, Jim Mills. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE First Roux left to right-Steve Har- ter, Judy Wagoner, Bonnie Stewart, Earl Newell, Tom Peters. Second Ron'-Nancy Hagenlocher, Patty Muckley, Jeanne Emmons, Judy Morgan, Candy Kreighbaum, Kay Dervin, Sondra Zane, Gretchen Greenho, Carla Gilmore, Gail Dolan, Peggy Hedger. Third Row--Mr. McDowell, Steve Downes, Jerry Warren, Jim Mills, Paul Schwitzgebel, Dick Wise, John Ankrom, Mr. Beuck. '-3 FUTURE NURSES CLUB OFFICERS lffl In rigbl-Carla Gilmore, Carol jean Smith. Susan Clattcrhuck, Nancy Hagenlocher. Q WWsvuuauui V. lfirxl Roux left to rigbtfjulie Miller, Carol jean Smith. Kay Williams, Gretchen Dodd. -Iudy Swihart, Sandra Deyis, Nancy I-leiser. Seann! Rou'4 Mary Lou Venditti, Sandra Staats, Linda l-lostnik. Judy Whitman, Nancy Stock. judy Wil- laman, Nancy Palmer. Tlairrl Rou' - Mariorie Williams, Maxine Weikel, Barbara Wood, Mary Treisch, Carole Shocksnider. Lila Crawl, Gretchen Greenho, Bonnie Bennett. lfirsl Row. Iefl to riglal-Sally Rouda- hush. Carla Gilmore, Carolyn Mross, Ina McNurt, Peggy Hedger. Nancy Hagenlocher. Nancy Holder. Second Ron'-Erla Littlefield. Gail Dolan, Sandy Hammond, Kathy Wise, joan Dornhecker, Freya Skarin, Kathy Peters, Phyllis Mor- row. Third Rau'-Patsy Snyder, Sandra -Iohanning, Lynda Tschantz, Alice Kiefer, Karen Sommerschield. jane Sumser, Martha Wise. Susan Clat- terhuck. BOGSTERS VICTORY IS OUR CRY! BASKETBALL SPOTTERS Under the capable direction of Mr. Cobett, the Booster Club has accomplished many things. They have sponsored several dances and sales, but their most important undertaking was the formation of the Booster Club Cheering Section. This was formed to give support to our athletic program and was a great success. We hope it will carry over into future years. Jerry Warreil, Earl Newell BOOSTER CLUB OFFICERS Seated, left to right-Gretchen Lehman, Carla Gilmore. Standirzg-Kathy' Wise, Hallie Boerngen, Mr. Cobett. i This Page Sponsored by Lewis 81 Greenho, Inc. 400 South Main Street North Canton, Ohio SE IOR PLAY The curtain rose Friday, March 15, for the 1957 senior class play, entitled Doctor Hudson's Secret journal, a drama in three acts. ln the play, the secret pages of Dr. Hudson's journal come to life. Dr. Hudson, an overworked doctor who does good deeds secretly, finds himself in the center of many problems around Brightwood Hospital. One of these is his teen-age daughter, mloyce, whom he sends to a private school, but he can't seem to keep her there. An- other is a hard-headed businessman, Mr. Wzlrner, who owns the land needed for a new hospital wing. To add to the many problems, Barbara Wztrner, daughter of the rich businessman, falls in love with joel Kelsey, a young intern at Brightwood, and she works at the hospital, hiding her iden- tity. Nancy Ashford, Dr. Hudson's secre- tary, is a great comfort to him all through his trials. ln the end, the new hospital wing is about to become a reality and, with Nancy's help, Dr. Hudson restores his faith in his fellowmen as the curtain falls on a truly successful performance. Thu Page Spomored ba Gross Appliance THE CAST Dr. Hudson-n doctor at Brightwood Hospitalu , Tom Krichbaum Nancy Ashford-his secretary, , ,77,, , , Barbara Wood Joyce-Dr. I-Iudson's daughter joan North Mr. Warner-a businessman , , jack Kile Barbara Warner-his daughter T 7 Judy Hwiharr Joel Kelsey-a young intern ,, , Ronnie Braucher Tim Watson-usually in trouble , jim Kindy This Page Sponsored by Gross Apphance JUNIOR PLAY 1 5 Papa Was A Preacher, a comedy in three acts, was pre- sented by the junior class on November 16, 1956. For the family of a minister, growing up has tribulations that most children escape. So it was with the six children of Rev- erend and Mrs. Porter. The main trouble was an old woman, Miss Jonas, who takes pictures of the boys fighting in their cotton patch and threatens to take them to the bishop. One son, Cecil, puts on an acrobatic dance at school, is expelled, and runs away. All these disasters occur just as the Reverend and Mrs. Porter are planning to celebrate their silver wedding anniversary. Finally the Porter boys get a picture of the police at Miss where they were of a still in her which she brewed of course. When the picture, she re- hard feelings she Jonas' house, relieving her basement, on only a tonic, she is shown grets all the has caused the Porter family, and they forgive her. The cast gave a commendable performance. This Page Sponsored by George-Ann's Specialty Shop THE CAST Edwin Porter , Fred Dively Papa Pearl Porter Dotty Young Mollaer Hugh Porter Chuck McAnall lbe eldest son Cecil Porter Stanley Kaufman 41 senior in faigb school Raybon Porter Kenny Mizner Don juan of the clan Janette Porter Sandra Sickafoose young and romantic Edd Porter Bob McCleaster handy with 11 ramen: Alyene Nina Swineford lbe youngest Porter Helen Ludlow , Candy Kreighbaum 4 flmrmer Lucy Smith Jane Gopp jenny Smith Quma Huff smitten young ladies l This Page Sponsored by Armour's Men's Apparel , 'ds 1 9- u. 4 mf-Y, . - , W5 4,-if-,N 1 - . :Ky V156 PRUNI Ql7IilfN ku' 'lsr Il.'XN'lf YOUNGER THAN SPRINGTIME PROM W ' 'f . at u 'wmv' fwf ..-. f: if 1 W fr f -fm . -wtf ,N K aff The soft music of Phil Mason's orchestra completed the theme, Younger Than Springtime. On May 12, 1956, lovely Kay Tschantz was crowned Prom Queen, along with Kathy Wise, who served as Junior Attendant during the intermission cere- mony. It was truly a wonderful mom- ent, never to be forgotten. JUNIOR ATTENDANT KATHY WISE nf, 1 ei: 1 J w .Q H Q xv if Ile fi ia: FY fri ii ww iff FW Qi ffm- J 2 M -.ed fig ii 3Q dcflws jg-611,255 Cgwf 4 X, 1 1: 1 l 'lfvzgjcvf FOOTBALL Ifirxl Row, lefl lo right-Mr. I-lertler, Ronnie Savage, Ronnie Gummere, Barry Betz, Dale Miller, Scott Powell, Pat Scanlon, Tom Krichbaum, Dave Perkins, jack Kile, Charles Randall. Sccmul Rau'-Mr. Cobett, Mr. Martin, Larry Elsass, Larry Braucher, jim Mathias, Tom johanning, john Morgan, john Low, Bill Mason, Paul Bogardus, Ted McClintock, Bob Berrodin, Bill Ridge, Phil Birney, Don Lamison, Dick Hoffman, Mickey Karlo, Gary Bishop. 'l'lJir1l Row-jerry Herz, Tom Gerber, Lenny Arnold, Dave Getz, Dave Ashbaugh, Del Stertzbach, Charles Mortimer, Gary Rider, Dale Stevens, Harry Downing, Gordon Gummere, Dave Kamp. The Viking gridders, under the able coaching of Don Martin, posted their best All in all, the Vikings had a very suc- cessful season. record in four years as they compiled a mark SCIHEDULE of 'l'Al'l' North Canton I9-East Canton 7 The Vikings started out as if they were North Canton 52-Mlddlebmnch 0 going to go undefeated as they posted con- North Canton l-1-Louisville 7 secutive 'wins over East Canton, Middlebranch, North Canton 20-Northwest 20 and Louisville, then a tie with Northwest, fol- N lowed by a win over Greensburg. The wall North Canton 36-Greensburg 0 caved in as the Vikings dropped their last North Canton li-Kent State 26 four games. However, the team accomplished North Canton 7-East Canton U many things. lt defeated arch rival Middle- i branch decisively to retain the bell and it North Canton 6'-lackson 55 beat Louisville for the first time in ten years. North Canton 6--Carrollton 7 This Page Sponsored by Studer's Sporting Goods 217 Third Street N. W. Canton, Ohio Pre-Game Instructions COACHES Mr. Cobett Mr. Martin Mr. Hertler M r. Knisely Absent: Mr. Esmont A Viking Touchdown' fr' ' a V A QR Y' F W! if -a Q Y, S Q 2 4. 3 .x Xmas-ae'r 1 Ji W 2 N 1, E+ M T55 lfiryf Roux lefl to rigbl-Tim Powell, Tom Dorosky, Pat Todoran, Roh- ert Eck, Bob Mercer, Gary Buckley, Charles Chapman, Phil Martin. Second Ron' - Terry Devis, Gary Mizner, Brian Gardner, Bob Wolfe, Larry Perkins, jack Miller, Curt Neuman, Tim Fehn, jim House- i man, Richard Burkhart, Mr. Es- HIOHI. 'l'lJi1-rl Rau'-George Starks, Ronald Kintz, David Brown, David Sum- ser, Lloyd Ward, Harold Miller, Dan Willanian, joe Sumser. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Coach Esmont's freshman gridders had a very successful season, winning three out of four games. They posted victories over Northwest, Greensburg, and Middlebranch, with their lone loss coming at the hands of Hartville. There is much potential in this squad and much of this will be brought out in future years with the varsity. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL The junior high football team had a very successful season by winning three out of four games. In their first game they lost to Northwest, but they came back to defeat Uniontown twice, and Hartville. Coach Knisely did a fine job in his first year as coach here and the varsity should expect some good material from these boys in the future. llirxl Roux left lu right-jerry Rabh, Richard Pfluge, Terry Green, Dan- ny Whitten, Kenneth Berisko, Sam Waldclell, David Lewis, Michael Zane. .Seroml Rnu'-Charles Lerch, Daniel Garmus, Barry Braucher. jim Krichhaum, Dick Bortz, Carl Mar- tin, Stanley Trier, Mervin Myers, Mr. Knisely. 'l'lJird Rou'-Glenn Hartzell, Larry Senff, Glenn Mansfield, Fred Boli, David Mercer, Charles Dean, Fred Kearns. ,MB mfgqh fr' 1? lffhv 4 R M xx? 'Q 1 iw ,V X534 ,sw ff mari! Q. IX J 1 ' Q f-x Hf'QE fQ w VT' xx 544564 , 3 R rg ' W -in Q QmV3 fig , wx FWHM yi MQW' L fi ,- .ax A x KX 1. L My Q nv' Q 1 A .f f K gm-,,,. ' . 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The team loses only two boys from this year's squad so the Vikings will be a team to be reckoned with next year. y7g5Sy ' A or X - .S'4u1wl, lvf! In right-john Erskine. Scott Powell, Dick Morrow, Ted McClintock. Phil Birney, Bill Ridge. Sltnnlivzg-Robert Smith, manager: jerry Surbey, managerg Dale Stevens. Tom Gerber, Terry Rose, Del Stertzbach jerry Betz. Catch Martin, Dick Abel, manager. Bob Berrodin was absent when picture was taken. This Page Sponsored by North Canton Sunoco Service Brute, Herb and Lynn Greenbo 550 North Main Street, North Canton Nr S North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton SCORES 59-Hartville 71-Louisville 65-Middlebranch 42-Kent State 38-jackson -56-Tallmatlge 65-Alumni -Orrville -Norwayne 67-North west 56-Lehman 60-Middlebranch 83-Greensburg 28-jackson 27-Sandy Valley 38 41 C, 31-Lincoln 42-Carrollton TOURNAMENT 42-Minerva 57-Wcuoster This Page Sponsored by joe Slaughter Men's Wear 36 70 67 50 65 65 48 59 91 56 58 56 62 39 58 57 -I6 58 81 Plaza Shopping Center Canton, Ohio x f 'O 3 v' A .L E, A ,M I T' i, r' ,I i 5 -fy, ,gysw LQ ,. f ' vi K .,,, .WM 'K a , 'Lf '. A- 1 ,re I X '14 - ff 4 Ulu mv- ' 'SA i 'W G 1 ' 7 9 fx Q.,2, 3 Z . - ' Q , 't.-.f-fi ':I' E Til? 4 Q2 gr VIN, U, ww fwdumn -5 QH ' m W . ,W-Q.-.mlm K ww, K x , , ...,. Q . 4 I x,.w.fyews,L,ig N N ' t Ng 5 F . s ',---- ,..- , I -f'w ..,,.: K ' mf-MI uh.. fe E i ill RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM Sealed, left to right-Bill Evanich, Tom Gerber, Bob Green, Cal Gopp, Harry Downing. jerry Betz. Standing-Mr. Hertler, Dutch Stertzbach, Dave Martin, Steve Spence, Terry Rose, Dave Ashbaugh, Tim Powell. RESERVE BASKETBALL Coach Don Hertler's reserve cagers had a very successful season, winning 10 and losing 6. The team, composed primarily of soph- omores, although lacking height, had much speed, desire and scrap. The team and coach are to be com- mended for their fine showing. FROSH BASKETBALL The freshman cagers had a very suc- cessful season, winning 7 out of 8 league games and tying with Hartville for first- place honors. Coach joe Esmont's crew did a fine job and a never-say-die attitude won them many games. Many of these boys will be varsity basketball stars in the future. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row. left to right-Phil Martin, Bob Wolfe, Fred DeVelder, jim Houseman, joe Sumser, George Starr, George Starks, Brian Gardener. Burk Rota'-Tom Sautters, Larry Schaeffer, Curt Newman, Scott Weida, Corky Eck, Gene Gilbert, Tim Powell, Dale Stevens. This Page Sponsored by North Canton Buick TRACK c an - .... lfirxl Raw, left to right-jim Brown, Phil Kamp, joe Esmont, jerry Miller, Larry Snyder. Dave Perkins. Bob Bortz. Dave Boyd, Bob Willianis, Dick Hammond. Dave Martin. Svfullzl Rau'-Mr. Martin, Louis Yanney, jim Mathias. Tom Whitnman, Tom Gerber, Dave Getz. Rodney Albrecht. Bob Butler, Harry Downing, john Tiffany, Tom Krichbaum, Gary Mladian, Paul DeVelder. Tlzirzl Run'--john Snyder, john Morgan. Glenn Herdlick, Del Stertzbach. john Low, jim XY'illiams. Bill Mason, Scott Powell, Paul Bogardus, Lance Swann, Gary Catcott. . 953 Q . l X NM 5253? 515:55 lf fymlh i l. ww lim? gf, it D zmmns A Xi 'W '55 ' j gm? , h L 56132 l WNY-S Y WW5 i mms V mutans f J 5 J X D 5 B me eg . ff f' ' V L a x H f Y s Q -.4 HE 5f P! Rainy!! 1 .QQYEAQAQ , . Qu mb COUNTRY EL EM B L P K .IQ 5 X ,ja .um ww, ,, . , YB? 'CHANN- ww, s Ifirxt Row, left to right-Bobby Williants, Bob Butler, john Adams. Dick Biggcrstaff. Scott Begert, Todd Morris, Dan Piper. Secoml Rau'-Milton Buck, Bob Bortz. Terry Rose, john Erskine, jim Brown. David Martin. Rodney Albrecht. Mr. Dobson. 76 BASEBALL First Row. left to right-Tod Morris, Ronald Diezman, Bob Kogel, Jim Buchanan, Phil Birney john Erskine Wayne Willison, Dave Kamp, Bill Evanich. Second Rou'-Mr. Hertler, jim Kindy, Phil Kamp, Bob Berridin, joe Esmont, Doug Aiken Bob Hoffman Dale Miller, jerry Miller, Larry Braucher, Bill Garvin. Seated- Kenny Egbert Bob Mercer Bob Williams Ronnie Moor Dave Perkins Tom johanning Mike Ebie Second Ron'- Todd Morris Steve Downes Dave Haley jim Wills Dave Kamp Tom Dorosky 'I bird Rau'- Lary Perkins Bill Mason Paul Bogardus Chuck Mortimer Dale Miller Barry Betz Mr. Cobett, much 1 WRESTLING This Page Sponsored by Myers Ford Sales YOU CAN PAY MORE BUT YOU CAN'T BUY BETTER 115 South Prospect Street Harrville Ohio G. A. A. OFFICERS lfiml Row. lvfl In rigbl- Carolyn Smith. Marian Wistiiewski. .Secrnnl Ron'- Patsy Snyder, Sally Deible. 'flvirrl Row- Linda Hummel, Nancy Hagenlocher. lilillflb Rnu'- Leona Portcr GIRLS' SPORTS The Girls' Activities Association, under the direction of Miss Joanne Olive, had a very active year. The big project for the year was the selling of Viking sweat shirts. In the fall, the girls had softball teams which competed against each other. The season ended with the team called the Band- ettes in first place. In November, a few of the members attended a Play Day at Canton South. This included volleyball and basketball games for all the girls. When basketball season came, the girls once more divided into teams. The struggle for the championship was close, with the Basketeers and the Bouncing Teens tying. In the play-off game, the Basketeers came out as the victors. In April the girls had their own Play Day with the Canton South girls as their guests. The president for the year was Leona Porter, who set a very good example for future presidents. Other officers included Carolyn Smith, vice-president, Nancy Hagen- locker, secretary, Marian Wisniewski, treas- urer, Linda Piper, publicity chairman: Patsy Snyder, softball activity leader: Sally Deible, kickball activity leader, Gail Dolan, basket- ball activity leader, Pam McAnall, junior high basketball activity leader. 'lump ball! Let's get that ball! Tbix Page Spomored by The Giey-Wideman Funeral Home DONALD H. WIDEMAN. 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SENIOR I DEX DICK AULT Booster Club I, Z, 5, 4: Hi-Y 4: Officer -I. BETH BEAMER Booster Club l, 2, 5, 4: G. A. A. I. Z: junior Play 5: Spring Review 5: Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 5, 4: Mixed Chorus Z: Vikettes 4: Annual Staff 5, 4: Business Mana- ger 4: Viking Views Staff 2: Class Officer I: Home Ec. Club I: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 5, 4: Officer 2: Prom Commit- tee 5: Driver's Training 5. HALLIE BOERNGEN Booster Club I, 2, 5, 4: Officer 4: Cheerleader I, Z, 5: Senior Play 4: Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 5, 4: Vikettes 5, 4: Concert Band I, 4: Marching Band 4: Pep Band 4: Annual Staff 4: Student Librarian 2: junior Red Cross I, 2, 5: Officer 2: Future Nurses Club Z, 5: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 5, 4: Driver's Training 5: Monitor I: Track Queen 4. NANCY BOWERS Booster Club I, 2, 5, 4: Officer 5: G. A. 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JOYCE JOHNSON Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Play 35 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 3, Viking Views Staff 4, Scholarship 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, Home Ec. Club 2, junior Red Cross 1, 2, Commercial Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Driver's Training 3. JACK KILE Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Operetta 2, Voice of Democracy Contest 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, A Cappella Choir 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, Pep Band 4, Annual Staff 4, Viking Views Staff 4, Scholarship 2. JIM KINDY Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Science Club 1, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Officer 1, Driver's Training 3. JACK KINGSLEY Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, Junior Play 35 Senior Play 4, Science Club 1, Driver's TOM KRICHBAUM Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Optimist Attendant 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, An- nual Staff 4, Science Club 1, junior 'Red Cross 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 4, Driver's Training 2. KENNY KUNTZ Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Individual Speech Events 4, Voice of Democracy Contest 4, Driver's Training 3. GRETCHEN LEHMAN Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Homecoming Attend- ant 3, junior Play 3, Senior Play Student Director 4, Spring Review 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Vikettes 3, 4, Cixed Chorus 2, Band Queen 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 2, 3, 4, Pep Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, French Horn Trio 4, Cornet Trio l, 2, Student Council 3, Science Club 2, Home Ec. Club 3, Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, Prom Committee 3: Driver's Training 3. HELEN MARSHALL Booster Club l, Z, 3, 4, Spring Review 3, 4, Operetta 2, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Concert Band l, 2, 3, 4, March- ing Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Clarinet Quartet 3. MARLENE MAAG Lincoln High School 1, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 4, Commercial Club 4. JOANNE MAY Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Play 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, Home Ec. Club I, 2, Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Driver's BETTY MERCER Booster Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Commercial Club 4, DALE MILLER Booster Club 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 3, Wrestling 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, Driver's Training 3. Training 3. Training 3. J. A. 4. JUDY MILLER Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 45 junior Play 35 Spring Review 35 Operetta 25 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ARLETTA MOHLER Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 45 junior Play 35 Spring Review 35 Operetta 25 Debate 15 National Fo- rensic League 1, 2, 3, 45 Voice of Democracy Contest 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Vikettes 45 Color Guard 35 Annual Staff 45 Assistant Annual Editor 45 Class Offi- cer 2, 45 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society Z, 3, 45 Officer 45 Science Club 1, 25 Home Ec. Club 1, 45 Officer 1, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Prom Com- mittee 3. BARBARA MOORE Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Spring Review 35 Operetta 25 Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 35 Science Club 1, 2, 35 Home Ec. Club 35 Future Nurses Club 1, Z5 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Driver's Training 3. BRENDA MORRISON Booster Club 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 2, 45 Driver's DICK MORROW Lehman 1, 25 Booster Club 3, 45 Basketball 45 junior Play 3. Training 4. PATTY MUCKLEY Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Debate 1, 25 National Forensic League 1, 2, 3, 45 Voice of Democracy Contest 45 Prince of Peace Contest 45 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 55 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Scholarship 15 National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Science Club 2, 3, 45 Officer 45 Home Ec. Club 15 Future Nurses Club 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Driver's Training 3. MARYLOU NELIUS Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Spring Review 35 Operetta 25 Voice of Democracy 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 25 Vikettes 45 Color Guard 35 Annual Staff 45 Editor 45 Class Officer 35 National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Home Ec. Club 1, 35 Girls' State 35 Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Prom Committee 35 Driver's Training 2. ALAN NIDY Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 25 Track 45 Concert Band 1, Z5 Marching Band 15 Orchestra 1, 25 Driver's Training 3. JOAN NORTH Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Spring Review 35 Voice of Democracy Contest 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 25 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 National Honor So- ciety 45 Home Ec. Club 3: .lunior Red Cross 15 Future Nurses Club 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Clarinet Quartet 3. PATTI O'BRIEN Booster Club 1, Z, 3, 45 junior Class Play 35 Annual Staff 45 Viking Views Staff 45 Class Officer 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3. DAVID PERKINS Booster Club 3, 45 Football 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Scholarship 15 National Honor Society 45 Driver's DAN PIPER Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 45 Wrestling 35 junior Play 35 Mixed Chorus 15 A Cappella Choir 45 Concert Band 2, 35 Marching Band 2, 35 Annual Staff 45 Scholarship 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Officer 45 Science Club 1 2 3 4 Officer 3 4 , , ,, 5 ,, 5 Boys' State 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Driver's Training 3. NORMA PLUMMER Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 45 junior Play 35 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Student Librarian 15 Home Ec. Club 15 Com- mercial Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 45 Driver's Training 3. SCOTT POWELL Booster Club 3. 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3. 45 Track 3, 45 Science Club 2. BARBARA PRATT Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Debate 15 Individual Speech Events 25 National Forensic League 1, 2, 3, 45 Voice of Democracy Contest 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 Concert Band 3, 45 Marching Band 45 Color Guard 35 Pep Band 35 Brass Choir 45 Annual Staff 45 Student Librar- ian 15 Scholarship 1, 25 National Honor Society Z, 3, 45 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Officer 45 Tri-Hi-Y I. Training 3. , i I ' ,iw .' 'll J 4 2: 5-of 5 . AY' 3' sd. ' .ip GRANT RHODES Booster Club 5, 43 Track 43 Hi-Y 43 Prom Committee 5. SUE SAMMETER Booster Club I, 2, 5, 43 Girls' Glee Club I3 G. A. A. I, 23 Viking Views Staff 43 Home Ec. Club I, Z3 Offi- cer I, 23 Future Nurses Club 23 Tri-Hi-Y I, Z, 5, 43 J. A. 53 Driver's Training 5. RONNIE SAVAGE Booster Club 4. PAT SCANLON Booster Club I, Z, 5, 43 Football I, 2, 5, 43 Basketball I3 Wrestling 53 Mixed Chorus I, 23 Hi-Y I, 23 Driver's Training 5. SUSAN SCHARVER Booster Club I, 2, 5, 43 G. A. A. I, 23 Girls' Glee Club I3 Student Librarian 2, 53 Home lic. Club I, 23 Future Nurses Club 13 Commercial Club 43 Tri-I-Ii-Y 2, 53 Driver's Training 5. TERRY SCHREINER Booster Club I, 2, 5, 43 Football Z3 Basketball I, 13 Track 2g Hi-Y 2, 53 Driver's Training 5. BARBARA SHAHEEN Booster Club I, Z, 43 Individual Speech Events 43 Voice of Democracy Contest 43 Girls' Glee Club I, Z3 Annual Staff 43 Home Ec. Club I, 23 junior Red Cross 43 Future Nurses Club 2. KAREN SINGO Lincoln High School I, 2, 53 Girls' Glee Club -I. BETTY SKARIN Lehman I3 Booster Club 2, 5, 43 Spring Review 5, 4: Girls' Glee Club 53 Concert Band 5, 43 Marching Band 5, 43 Orchestra 43 Woodwind Quartet 43 Annual Staff 43 Class Officer 43 Scholarship 2, 5, 43 Student Council 43 Officer 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 5, 43 Officer 43 Prom Committee 53 Driver's Training 53 Pep Band 5, 4. STUART SMITH Booster Club 5, 43 Class Officer 53 Scholarship I, Z, 5: Science Club I, 2, 5, 43 Officer 23 Prom Committee 5: Driver's Training 5. MARCIA SOMMERSCHIELD Brazelton junior High School QPaducah, Ky.I I3 Booster Club 2, 5, 43 junior Play 53 Spring Review 5: Operetta Z3 Girls' Glee Club 2, 5, 43 Annual Staff 43 National Honor Society 5, 4g Officer 43 Commercial Club 43 Girls' State 53 Tri-Hi-Y Z, 53 Officer 53 Prom Committee ,711 Driver's Training 5. LARRY SNYDER Booster Club -43 Track 2, 53 junior Play 53 Senior Play 43 Prom Committee 5. PAT SPITLER Booster Club I, 2, 5, 43 Girls' Glee Club 23 Concert Band 1, Z, 5, 43 Marching Band I, Z, 5, 43 Pep Band 5, 43 Viking Views Staff 4g Home EC. Club I, 23 Future Nurses Club 23 Commercial Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 5, 4: Woodwind Quartet 5. SALLY STORTZ Booster Club I, 2, 5, 4 G. A. A. Z3 Girls' Glee Club Z3 Color Guard 23 Viking Views Staff 43 Student Librarian 23 Home EC. Club I3 Commercial Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 5, 43 Driver's Training 5. JUDY SWIHART Booster Club I, 2, 5, 43 junior Play 53 Senior Play 43 Spring Review 5, 43 Girls' Glee Club I, Z, 53 Vikettes 5, 43 Concert Band l, Z, 5, 43 Marching Band I, 2, 5, 43 Majorette 5, 43 Pep Band 53 Woodwind Quartet 53 Or- chestra 53 Annual Staff 43 Student Librarian 2, 43 Viking Views Staff 43 Home Ec. Club 2, 53 Future Nurses Club 2, 5, 43 Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 5, 43 Prom Committee 53 Driver's Training 5. JUDY TAYLOR Booster Club I, Z, 5, 43 Senior Play 4: Girls' Glee Club I3 Viking Views Staff 43 Student Librarian I3 Scholarship 53 Home Ec. Club I3 Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 5, 4: Officer 23 Driver's Training 5. SALLY UPLINGER Booster I, 2, 5, 43 G. A. A. I, 2: Spring Review 53 Girls' Glee Club I, 53 Student Librarian I3 Home lic. Club I: Commercial Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 5, 43 Driver's Train- ing 5. BILL WERLEY Booster 43 junior Play 53 Annual Staff 5, 43 Viking Views Staff 13 Scholarship 23 National Honor Society 43 Science Club 1, 2, 5, 43 Boys' State 53 Hi-Y 1, 2, 5, 43 Driver's Training 5. JUDY WILLAMAN Booster Club 1, 2, 5, 43 junior Play 53 Senior Play 43 Spring Review 5, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 53 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 53 Vikettes 43 Concert Band 1, 2, 5, 43 Marching Band l, 2, 5, 43 Pep Band 1, 2, 5, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Woodwind Quartet 5, 43 Student Council 13 Science Club 13 Home Ec. Club 1, Z, 53 Future Nurses Club 2, 5, 43 Officer 5. BETTY JO WILLIAMS Augusta High School iAugusta, Kan.J3 Booster 43 Con- cert Band 43 Marching Band 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 J. A. 43 Officer 43 J. A. Queen. WAYNE WILLISON Booster Club 1, 2, 5, 43 Basketball 13 Baseball 1, 2, 5, 43 Athletic Manager 23 Senior Play 4g Driver's Training 5. KATHY WISE Booster Club 1, Z, 5, 43 Homecoming Attendant 23 Prom Attendant 53 Cheerleader 5, 43 junior Play 53 Spring Review 5, 43 Voice of Democracy Contest 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 43 Annual Staff 43 Assistant Annual Editor 43 Class Officer 1, 33 National Honor Society 5, 43 Student Council Z, 53 Officer 23 Home Ec. Club 1, 23 Officer 1, 23 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 5, 43 Officer 1, 23 Future Nurses Club 5, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 1, Z, 53 Officer Z3 Prom Committee 5. MARTHA WISE Booster Club 2, 5, 4g Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 43 Spring Review 53 Operetta 23 Home Ec. Club 13 Officer 13 Future Nurses Club Z, 5, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 43 Driver's Training 4. RITA WISE Booster Club 1, 2, 5, 43 G. A. A. 1, 23 Girls' Glee Club 23 Viking Views Staff 43 Student Librarian 1, 23 Home Ec. Club 1, Z3 Future Nurses Club 1, 23 Commercial Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 5, 43 Driver's Training 5. TOM WISE Booster Club 2, 5, 43 Driver's Training 5. ROBERT F. WORKINGER, JR. Ashland High School 1, 2g Nashville High School 53 Driver's Training 5. BARBARA WOOD Booster Club 1, 2, 5, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 23 Annual Staff 43 Viking Views Staff 4g Home Ec. Club li Junior Red Cross 43 Future Nurses Club 2, 53 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 5, 43 Driver's Training 53 Senior Play 4. DAN YOUNG Booster Club 1, 2, 5, 43 Track 2, 43 junior Play 53 junior Red Cross 1. DALE ZEIGER Booster Club 1, 2, 5, 43 Athletic Manager 53 Senior Play 4. DON AITKEN Ramsey High School 1Ramsey, N. JJ 1, 2, 53 Booster Club 4. BARBARA ALEXANDER Lincoln High School 1, 2, 53 Booster Club 43 Driver's Training 4. BARRY BETZ Booster Club 1, 2, 5, 43 Football 1, 2, 5, 43 Basketball I, 13 Wrestling 43 Homecoming Attendant 4. CARL I-IINDERER Lincoln High School 1, 2. 53 Booster Club 4. LARRY KUNTZMAN Booster Club 1, 2, 5, 43 Driver-'s Training 2. TOM LERCH Booster Club l, 2, 5, 43 Senior Play 4. BILL LHOTA Lincoln High School 1, 2, 5. JOHN STREIBER Booster Club 1. 2, 5, 43 Science Club 23 Driver's Train- DICK STORCH Booster Club 43 Driver's Training 4. ing. DR. A. R. BASINGER ..... DR. MELVIN E. BECK .....,....... . REV. DONALD A. BUCHOLDL S, .. TRONS 250 South Main Street, North Canton Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church CANTON FLOWER SHOP.. ..... . ....u, .u... ......,. 1 0 8 Third Street S. W., Canton CARBURETOR SALES AND SERVICE. . ,..,.. 820 Tuscarawas Street East, Canton CAREY AND PAUMIER ., ...,... .. ., ..,.,,. ,.....,.. 608 Sixth Street N. W., Canton DAVID BROTHERS .. . . MR. C. E. EHLERS, ..... or DR. JAMES FREEBORN FROHME'S FLOWERS.. ,, . ........ GIBBS MANUFACTURING CO. ..., S jOHNSTON'S FLOWERS , DR. WILLIAM KRICHBAUM .... MERLE NORMAN STUDIO DR. MYRL D. MUSGRAVES NAGY'S I. G. A. FOOD LINER ,.,,, 728 Cleveland Avenue S. W., Canton ., , N207 Citizens Building, North Canton South Main Street, North Canton 1419 Cleveland Avenue N. W., Canton 606 Sixth Street N. E., Canton 221 Fifth Street N. W., Canton 434 North Main Street, North Canton 220 Cleveland Avenue N. W., Canton 1707 Cleveland Avenue N. W., Canton I Corner Routes 43 and 619, Hartville NORTH CANTON BICYCLE SHOP, , H . I .,.,., ,. Sixth Street, North Canton NORTH CANTON COLLECTION SER NORTH CANTON REPAIR SHOP REV. RONALD R. REED ROSSO MEN'S WEAR .o.. SAVEWAY. ,. .,.. . . . , SHAUB INSURANCE AGENCY DR. THOMAS SHIPLEY . . DR. R. T. WARBURTON. DR. W. WARBURTON .,.o DR. LLOYD H. WERLEY .S VALLEY VIEW SUPPLY CO. VENICE ART LINEN SHOPPE ZIEGLER COSTUME SHOP VICE L A I S ...S . Sixth Street, North Canton . ,.... ...Community Christian Church Mahoning Road Plaza, Canton 145 North Main Street, North Canton North Main Street, North Canton 145 North Main Street, North Canton . .925 South Main Street, North Canton ,. . I ,925 South Main Street, North Canton . 119 South Main Street, North Canton First National Bank Building, Canton Portage Street, North Canton . 339 Cleveland Avenue N. W., Canton , S 145 North Main Street, North Canton 94 ...gs vw .,ls71M.Ks1,, .. 0, ,,vvg,,,- , . siiarswiiast' f we Home is where you make it F the job's there, and you can get it-go ahead. Nobody can stop you from crossing state lines, choosing your own job. In America you have a right to work anywhere you please. Lots of people in other countries wish they had this same freedom. If you lived behind the Iron Curtain-or under that kind of government-you'd be expendable manpower, nothing else. You'd work where you were told to work, at any job the state said you should do. You'd have no choice. You couldn't hope for better working conditions, criticize the boss, or pick up and leave. You know. . . it's really something, this freedom to work where you please. It's a precious heritage, part of being an American. And doesn't it give you the shudders to realize that there are people who'd like to take this right-put us all under Iron Curtain working conditions? Let's not let it happen. . . Keep your rights, all of them, including this one. Speak up for them. Resist any movement to take them away. Don't let anyone talk down your freedom. Compare what you've got with what they've got-and keep your right to work where you choose! The best way to protect your rights is to know them and treat them right by exercising them. TRADE-MARK REG. U. S. PAT. OFF The Timken Roller Bearing Company The right to work shall not be abridged nor made impotent DO YOU KNOW YOUR RIGHTS? As America ns, we have the greatest freedom and the high- est standard of living in the world. Help keep it that way by knowing your rights and guarding them well. Some of them are: Freedom Right to 'l:Right to Freedom Freedom Right to tlzkight to Freedom Right to 'li Right to 'FRight to Right to Right to 'l'Right to Right no 'l'Right to 'IfRight to Right to Freedom il'Right to Freedom 4'Rigbt to Freedom Freedom of worship secret ballot know how your union spends your dues of speech of the press criticize officials know salaries of your union officers from search without warrant petition government lor redress of grievances knou' if your union officers are Communists know how your union is run speedy nad public trial by jury help of n lazvyer hear your employer's side of disagreements t to appear as a witness against yourself refuse to permit the check-off' of union dues go direct to your boss with a grievance be presumed innocent until proved guilty to own property xvork despite union jurisdictional disputes to u'ork in any locality proper supervision of your union welfare funds fo start and manage a business to make a profit i'Rigbt not to be fired by union leaders :f:'lfRight to vote on companys best offer These are rights you enjoy under the Taft-Hartley law. tF 'This is a Workers, invoked. right enjoyed by members of United Steel C.l.O. only when the Taft-Hartley law is TH EY'RE YOUR RIGHTS, TREAT THEM RIGHT! be , ,wmv :ea - R L l 4 . ei-..-se-s::i,fai,:::s:' 2' ' , ., ...,.. 'fd' . ,. 9' ' -' ' E GK ' :QUE-B 1 MSR Q Q ...az ....lu.l W 1-I Ili 64 -B QQ is :NS S ::. g 2: Q 'Z 'Z 3 C Q 1 Congratulations to The Class of '57 ZIMMERMAN'S DINER 126 SOUTH MAIN STREET MOHLER LUMBER Sleep Better COMPANY + STARK COUNTY F H PM S DAIRY PRODUCTS NORTH LANTON OHIO Graduation or Commencement? Two words with clilfcrciit im-airiings. It ull clcpeuds on your point of vit-w. XVill you gfillllllltl' or will you C0lTll11t'llCl'A', Craitluittioii invaius the completion of Ll required course. clUllIlllL'llL'l'llll'lIt 111911115 the ln-giuiiiug of new cxlu'1'it-iiccs. is This vt-nr, seniors will hu starting nt-w tasks. Some of you will liccoinc lioust-wives, otht-rs will start new jobs -XJ in shops, factories aulcl officcs. Still others, will coutiuuc your studies i11 college. 5,87 tx All of tlit-sc opportunities nrt- .1 cliuucc to coinintiiu mux Make tht- Most of it. HERCULES MOTORS CORPORATION - Canton, Ohio, u.S.A. FARMERS' U AL Good Luck and Best Wishes FIRE PROTECTION f0 ASSQC1 ATIQN The Graduating Class of 1957 Low Cost Fire, Lighting and NORTH CANTON PLATING CO. 520 Woodside Street NORTH CANTON, OHIO Extellded Coverage for the Farm, Suburban, and City Property Home Ui-'wcgiz Spot-ializirig in 201 Citizens Bank Building INDUSTBIJ1Sgi'.AI-.1353 CHROME NORTH CANTON, OHIO Phone HY 9-4413 Telephone HY 9-3461 C. W. NOEBE KARL B. NOEBE 98 Camplimefzts of it... MONARCH RUBBER CGMPANY Compliments of DU NGAN MOTCRS Yom' DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer 104 East Maple Street NORTH CANTUN H Y 9 - 3 38 3 THE GIBBUNS - GRABLE COMPANY General Contractors and Engineers 511- 312 Meum Building CANTON 2, OHIO FINE APPLIANCES ...t- . . Arouud The House, Arouud The World FOR ALL YOUR I ',,'j::1Eg:3:3:3:3:' 5i:5:3E1E1E2:3:3Q:, Q.. ,..::5:g5:5:52 ' .-:533 :-:-:-:- -IRS: --1-9:-1-1:-:-11 -.5335-1-1-1313+141-11 315.1-:-3315: .:-.5.3.:.:.- ,5:.::::::g:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:'4:-:- 5'-., ' ..f22:g2ga'j:21fg2g2a: ,.az:a:e5zea:e:aIaiz:I 5:R:z:z:2: f5:gigsgegegfgfgsgsgsgtz- :Lf.11a:a:a:2:1z:a:1:21.- .I .-. .:as:f:s1S:1: ---.1-5 sf-ur'-2.-I3:s:e: I 'I -1.2 1:51519 ?Zf171fI'f'5:3. '- 3:5:323'1 1:i.55t5. -27111513131-Z'Z:3:35' -:T -I N N ' - N PRX 11-- ,.11a:z3:a121'e:a1 :RQ , I x Q QR, ,X 5251 - 3-':g13:11g .- 3:5-' 4Q:::::g2:E:Q:2:gQgQ:gE:g- N A cm . -Row -gi:-' ,I.1:1::1:4:1:1z:1:1:-:515912: x '5 'N ,, Q W5 2' 5 A R R N' 3 ,ga Ny S , . I W I tj: 9' R 5 t RECORDS if 53 h h All The Tzme T A. ::::.:. 'IL S ALONG WITH A COMPLETE LINE OF RADIOS, PHONOGRAPHS AND HI-FI Visit Canton's Newest and Most Complete Self-Service Record Shop NICK BARRY and STEVE McDONELL'S HEAR NICK the SUCK BAQRK BARRY DAILY g?E1E2CDiYs ON WAND FROM THE 10 to 11:00 A. M. TURNTABLE 4 to szoo P. M. WINDOW INCORPORATED First The - 0 F C omplzments Choice 0 R Yoznzger Of D sez 0 BILL DQMARSI-I E- W- FORD MOTOR co. BLISS 1012 south Main sf. North Omen, Ohio : ' 102 x N A MARUNA PAINT 61 SUPPLY CO. 4638 CLEVELAND AVENUE, N. W. Phone HY 9-2573 PAINTS - WALLPAPER - SANITAS WATERPROOEING - PAINTER SUPPLIES Best Wishes T0 . . . The Class Of 57 HUMMEL'S I.G.A. SUPER MARKET 34 YEARS IN NORTH CANTON Low Prices Every Day A COMPLETE FOOD MARKET 2 South Main Street North Canton, Ohio USE FREE PARKING LOT SOUTH OF OUR BUILDING Congratulations To the Class of '57 And Future Graduates from Garden Headquarters if I, E T H E R M A N SEED CO. 501 McKinley Avenue, N. W. CANTON, OHIO For Exciting Footwear For Graduation . . . For College . . . My 314 Mukot Avenue, Nadi Compliments o f O FINNEY'S DRUG STORE 415 Market Avenue, North CANTON, OHIO KRAMER MOTORS, INC. Serving Canton Over 37 Years NEW AND USED CARS AND TRUCKS SALES . . . SERVICE . . . PARTS FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS 1703 - 1711 Tuscarawas St., W. CANTON, OHIO Phone GL 3-9108 GESTETNER The Worllfs Premier Duplicatorv M I M E O G R A P H Sales and Service LARRY YOUNG 119 - 12th Street, N. W. CANTON, OHIO Dial GL 5-8882 SCHUMACKER LUMBER CO. Where the Home Begins HARTVILLE. OHIO Hartville - TR 7-9391 Akron - FR 6-1041 Compliments of VILLAGE INN OPEN PROM 6 TO 8 7 DAYS A WEEK Hy 9-aoao ON THE SQUARE IN GREENTOWN Congratulations to The Class of 1957 THE RANCH HOUSE Beauty Salon 5200 Fulton Rd. Ext. Campliments Compliments of Of FATHER 81 SON SHOE STORE BURKHART'S Fine Footwear for Men and Boys 138 East Tuscarawas St. Compliments o f Compliments to 9 TRE EN 5 The Class of '57 CARPETS and S C H I L T Z DRAPERIES SHOE SERVICE PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER 127 Portage Skeet 30th St., N. W. Canton 9, Ohio NORTH CANTON' OHIO Phone GL 4-8841 THURIN'S Compliments of 3 Stores LAB'S to serve you with style, quality 85 mul good service in home furnishing . . . 524 MARKET AVE., N. 3775 Cleveland Ave. 137 SIXTH STREET, N. E. CANTON. Country Fair Shopping Center OHIO C on gmtulations 4 417 13th Street, S. E. Canton, Ohio Phone GL 2-9604 CLASS OF 1957 W Afgm, 614 Market Avenue, North CANTON, OHIO Compliments Of RALPH MORTIMER TOM WILLIAMS SUPER MARMET 934 South Main Street NORTH CANTON, OHIO Phone HY 9-1039 W' IIFIIIANMCBBINN 0 NIST We Our Art ' A , 0 0 . N Deliver Dept. 1 ' ' I K Anywhere 3 Convenient Locations 500 MCKINLEY AVE., N. W. 2747 CLEVELAND AVE., N. W. 3007 TUSCARAWAS ST., W NORTH CANTON WALLPAPER STORE ' Wallpaper ' Paint ' Walltex ' Gifts NORTH CANTON, OHIO Rear 517 MCKINLEY STREET PHONE HY 9788 Compliments o f Congratulations to Class of 'EG NORTH CANTON RADIO and APPLIANCE PAUL KINDY, Owner - We Sell Nothing But The Best -' IRON 8: STEEL 15121553 RADIO I ZENITH HEFBIGEHATORS ' WIHRLPOOL I1 EEZSTOVES YSSSE-'ERS 440 North Main st. Phone HY 9-4500 NORTH CANTON, OHIO 7 Congratulations C on gratnlations to The Class of 1957 from OF NORTH CANTON HIGH scnoor. MAC KING And Best Wishes And Employees of Fon Youn FUTURE ENDEAVORS KING'S NORTH CANTON CONE ECTIONERY SC to S1 STORE Compliments Congratulations to The Class of '57 Of from MAY5 OFFICE BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT CO. 120 South Main Street 321 W. Tuscarawas NORTH CANTON, omo CANTON, oH1o Compliments of SHADYSIDE HOSPITAL Congratulations to the Class of '57 ALWAYS THE NEWEST IN FORMALS and PRETTY COTTONS FOR GRADUATION THE SIBYL SHOP Congratulations to CLASS OF '57 from the TOWN SHOP ONESTO HOTEL 207 2nd Sireet, N. W. O. C. JESTERH sl SON 318 Portage Street NORTH CANTON, OHIO Insurance Real Estate PHONE HY 96789 Compliments of ANGIE'S BEAUTY SHOP HOURS: 9:00 TO 6:00 NORTH CANTON, OHIO 125 Wesi Maple Phone HY 9-4124 Your ROYAL Dealer Compliments o f CARL SPON SELLER 8: SONS Hot Water and Steam BENSON Heating TYPEWRITER Sanitary Plumbing ROYAL-sM1'rHcOHONA-HE1vuNGTON , P 0 R T A B L E S NORTH CANTON, OHIO W e Rent, Sell and Repair All Makes Phone HY 9-3522 401 4th st., N. w. CANTON, OHIO ' ' GIFT and PARTY sHoP jewelry, Party Favors, Gifts, and Greeting Carols 120 s. MAIN PHONE HY 9-sazs Noam CANTON Compliments of HUTT SCAEFOLD and EQUIPMENT NC , I Universal Steel and Scaffold Sales and Rental 5684 CLEVELAND AVE., N. W. PHONE HY 9-2459 Compliments of WALKER LUMBER COMPANY Compliments of BLUE CROSS VETERINARY HOSPITAL Good Luck to the Class of '57 ADAIR'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 119 South Main Street Phone HY 9-7444 North Canton. O. . ,Ale thvmam mm .4 . Diamonds 1. Z0z!7Q4w1,fQ7w9az,! L Silverware X 1 N 'U SIBNU M95 Watches Established 1910 105 Effusc jewelry ll0 CONGRATULATIONS WYLER5 BAKERY CLASS OF '57 Fresh Pastries Daily ' Cakes Made for All Occasions V, ' Real Homemade Bread ' Packaged lce Cream 116 Harmon St. Dial HY 9-6450 954 SOU'I'H IVIAIN NORTH CANTON, OHIO For Gifts You Give With Pride - Let Sbulau Be Your Guide SHULAN'S JEWELRY and GIFT SHOP PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER COMPLIMENTS OF WATERLOO DRIVE IN RESTAURANT 3250 Cleveland Ave., N. W.-CL 6-3055 5 4431 West Tusc.-CR 7-2700 Curb Service - Dining Room - Phone Orders AGENCY Your Family Shoe Store On the Square 'A' NORTH CANTON. OHIO Cgmplete Lines Real Estate RED GOOSE I i' ' C nsznidn 6 PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER I O, I OOOOO,,., Oass O nice HY 9.3370 CANTON 9. OHIO Residence HY 9-3596 Phone GL 5-4884 R Compliments Every day lor night!! is perfect washday Of weather when you have an elect ic clothes dryer. The cost is trifling . . . you'Il ke it up many tim on the wear and t r a dryer saves on . OHIO PQWLR COMPANY YOUR CLASS RING XJ HEADQUARTERS Compliments Congratulations to of the Class of 1957 HAHN 8: CO. 0'NEILS 404 Tuscarawas Street, West CANTON, OHIO ORLANDO Tailors 1017 Cleveland Avenue, N. W. I God bless all of you in your start in life PLAZA LAN ES 30th and Cleveland Ave., N. W. GL 3-4324 STARK COUNTY'S FIRST 20 BRUNSWICK AUTOMATIC PINSETTERS SPECIAL RATES FOR STUDENT LEAGUES . . . ASK FOR INFORMATION Congratulations . . Compliments Ol CLASS OF ,57 THE MELBOURNE RR0s. CONSTRUCTION CU. o Since 1901 GENERAL CONTRACTOR VUEARSTLERS AND ENGINEERS SERVICE STATION Box 311 NORTH CANTON, OHIO 5520 Cleveland Ave., N. W. HY 9-3993 SHANE'S PHARMACY C. J. SHANE, Ph. C. Reliable Prescription A T L A S LUMBER STORE 3828 Cleveland Ave., N. W. CANTON, OHIO Phone GL 2-2783 Service CARPENTER SHOP - BUILDERS Phones: SUPPLIES - STORM sAsH HY 9-5155 - HY 9-9076 GREENTOWN' CHIC HARDWARE - ROOFING - PAINT Compliments o f SURBEY ELECTRIC CROSLEY - ADMIRAL - APEX - DUMONT DEEP FREEZE - GASINATOR Television, Home Appliance Best Wisloes to the Class of '57 N Y E ' S D E P T . S T O R E Some Famous Brands We Now Carry and Laundry Equipment . Ship ,n, Shore . mutex 1505 Portage Street Phone HY 9-1923 ' Laura Mae ' Levis NORTH CANTON, OHIO ' Berkshire ' Bill Sims Congratulations to the Class of '57 from CANTON LAUNDRY 8: CLEANING CO. FAST SERVICE DRY CLEANING NOW AVAILABLE IN ALL CASH AND CARRY STORES 319 9th Street S. W. CANTON, OHIO Main Office Phone GL 6-7188 GETZ GULF SERVICE Accessories - Hardware - Groceries - Meat and Dairy Products R. D. No. 9 Noam CANTON, omo Portage sneer Ext. D A V I D C oinpliments BROTHERS Of ' H E L F R I C H Wholesalers and Distributors DIE 728 Cleveland Ave., S. W. CANTON, OHIO Phone GL 5-9487 207 Schneider Road NORTH CANTON, OHIO Compliments 0 f C on gmtulatiom . . . LAWSON CLASS OF 1957 I D A I R Y CYLER BROS. Inc. f Q 1200 South Main Street 1324 2nd Street, S. W. Noam CANTON, omo CANTON, orno CRAMER HEATING and CONGRATULATIONS VENTILATING CORP. CLASS OF '57 5110 Westfield Ave., N. W. iv Phone HY 9-4387 Air Conditioning Q'BRIEN LUMBER F u r n a c e S t Gas - Coal - Oil Sheet Metal Work 216 Navarre Rd., S. W. C on gmtulations to - The Class of '57 C0 'Pl'mem5 STARK Of M O T O R S I N C . ' mh?vfLLYf'EiiHO C H I C K E N DeSota - Plymouth M A N Q R Sales and Service Used Cars ' PRIHTING STERLING 'A' PAIRS 'A' FESTIVALS ' Ci'RS3'Q5eM1Nee BAKERS OF FREE CUT SERVICE r Enriched Bread and N 0 I 1 l,1,,,,eE Edlgbgbg, S u n Miss 19 Health Bread 502 South Main St. Phone HY 9-2531 SOLD FRESH AT YOUR DOOR Compliments of LONDON CANDIES MORE SERVICE PER DOLLARU THE QUALITY SUPPLY COMPANY, Inc. Authorized Dealer for ALL1s-CHALMERS o NEW IDEA o DUNHAM Powma FARM MACHINERY - SALES AND ssnvrcz Mile West of North Canton Square Phone HY 9-2537 on Portage Street Ext. NORTH CANTON, OHIO Best of Lucie to tloe THE SWINDELL Class of 1957 746 Portage Street S H I N N E R 2 S Noam CANTON. oH1o Real Estate and MEAT MARKET lftwwmve SALES . . . APPRAISALS . . . RENTALS PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Phone GL 23471 Phone HY 9-4605 116 A Complete Selection o f H i gb Quality It FOUNTAIN PENS ir STATIONERY 'A' GREETING CARDS Congratulations to the Class of 1957 GOOD LUCK TO YOU ALL 1 M A R TIN , S Compliments of S I5J'e15'ie'5zlid1l5stgS?oiS,n?'o5 S PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER 501 Mmket Avenue' N- For graduation gifts, see our complete display Nice Going, Graclnates! AND FOR THOSE ALL-IMPORTANT CLOTHES FOR THE COLLEGE OR CAREER AHEAD Since 1933 ITS DEUBLE'S f+'QNvW.,tq Fifth cmd Cleveland. N. VV. 312 - 314 Market Ave., N. Canton, Ohio Compliments Q Qi THE of sqm C BORDEN Co. lf lf's Borden's lf's Got To Be Good LESTER BROWN AUTO SERVICE ' Carburetors ' Brakes ' Electrical Service 425 NORTH MAIN STREET I PHONE HY 9-1671 O NORTH CANTON, OHIO CENTRAL HARDWARE ON THE SQUARE NORTH CANTON, OHIO PHONE HY 9-3309 , OPEN 'I'ILL 8 ONDAY PHONE 'IIYII-IROUGH FRIDAY O GL 5-8288 HARDWARE, INC. 1-11.10 1101 12th street, N. W. SATURDAYS BELL DRY C omplimerzts CLEANING Co. Of Complete Laundry Service T H E H A R V A R D For Pick-up and Delivery Service Q MAIN OFFICE AND PLANT . 1267 DUEBEE AVENUE, s. w. F1726 M67l,S Wed? 12Z T1ii?5Q?!iI'l'i51?U'2'7N5 54, Since 1914 1408 HARRISON AVE., s. w. 5034 TUSCARAWAS ST W' Market Avenue South at Second 3307 CLEVELAND AVE., N. w, 1903 TUSCAEAWAS sr.. E. CANTON. OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF LARRY LO W 'S BARBER SHOPS 3 Barbers at 6 Barbers at 111 NORTH MAIN, NORTH CANTON 5062 WEST TUSC., REEDURBAN Phone HY 9-2616 GR 75975 Hours: 8:30 - 7:00 ' Closed Wednesday Hours: 9:00 - 8:00 HILSCHER-CLARKE ELECTRIC COMPANY Electrical Contractors 519 - 4th Street N. W. CANTON 3, OHIO 118 R. D. FRY HARDWARE I' HOTPOINT B. P. S. PAINTS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES If PLUMBING SUPPLIES 950 SOUTH MAIN STREET NORTH CANTON, OHIO The tern ann Co. DRINK W' nec. u.s. PAT. OFIL IN B O T T I. E S 9 C077lf7li77Z671l5 Compliments 01' Of SHEELY FLOWERS B A A B , S 208 Boyer Street CANTON. 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