Ravenna High School - Tappan Tatler Yearbook (Ravenna, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1947 volume:

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O -2- September 3, 1946 Dedication In grateful acknowledgment of four decades of service as 21 teacher and a friend. -4- 6 1 , 4 L Miss Mabel Rood llwrilc me .pr am' mlm f0l'E,l' Zzix fellnzrlzlwz . . . -Leigh Hffuf -5- 3-Back again ! SEPTEMBER 6-Team measures yards against Roosevelt in Grotto football review. T'-We flock to Akron to see Request Review. 13-First game with Bedford. The September Song rates A-plus at NFL dance. 20-junior class elects Hal, XVilly, Laura, and jane. 27-XY'e play Springfield. Ol.'l'UBlfR l-FTA initiation. 5 -1 ll I5 24 rs 26 .8- b G39 !6 gl X 5 7 f L5 A l ,D ' all 1 i Fa wn lil 1 I S ' X ll X f X, 'z' -1 x' X 3? 1 V 'I f . '21 Q1 M, .. .. . S. 1 ...S -U - D HA 5 A Ti 6 ,. Q Us , x Q I l 1- Bi -lligh Times has 20th birthclay. -Football, versus Irish. -Tough game at R 111:: sevelt. -Seniors look for birdie, Taller 1-i1..L1rts :.n.1pred. -Off to play Struthers. -NEOTA meeting in Cleve! intl. - The Mun XVho Cazxte to Dinner stays two nfghts ac Rl! NOVl.lNiBliR Ravens meet Cuyahoga Falls. 3-NFL says au revoir' to Mr. Peartt. rf-Senior girls appear on jr. Town Meeting. -Kent State High visited by curious l'TA. Rocky River is last football opponent. Fall choral concert. Rotary treats team, annual football dinner. Hi-Y dance features tune of the mo11th, This is Always Debate clinic at KSU. -Basketball season opens with QAM. Freedom, Thanksgiving vaeation . -5- Administration X Principal Wfuync E. Watters Superintendent H. Larry Brown HiramkB. S. in Ed. Mt. Union-B. S. in Ed. Kent State-M. A. Columbia-M. A. BOARD OF EDUCATION john Byers Mrs. R. I, Linton Henry jones Eliircd Vifillyurd Clyde Hcislcr Mary Monccy, Clark 'I'lw,ia mlm Utflltllfc' rliifffwll .zr more I0 bu f70I1U7'c'zl . . . Ari-lnfh' -3- CULINARY QUEENS Mrs. Lena Frees Mrs. Dicie Coburn Mrs. Effie Bunker MAINTENANCE MEN Bruce Peters jack I-lugill Frank Arvizzigno Pete Wells Ed Wills W. L. I-lugill Marion Esposito fnot picturedj if-. .gg They alfa Jerre . . . -Millozz -9- Faculty MATHIEMATICS Mrs. Helen f,ll4lfWIl1.ll1. B. M. Hir.un Miss Pearl Ptile. B. S. in Iitl. Wfooster DI. Miller, B. A. lilufftong M. A. Purtlue COMMERCIAL f'5ClliNCli Mrs, C,.ilx'in M.is0n, li, S. in lid, Kem State M. M. lVlOIl!Ct.1lY0. li. S. in lid. Mount Union Arthur lfmnk, li. S. in lid, Yo LI11 gstown Mrs. joy Sterns. li. S. in Iitl. Kent St.1te Mrs. Dc mx1.1 ltl V. xnmt e. A. B. Heidelberg fflmrles B. Bites. H. S. in Chem. Mount Union Miss 'lL'.lI1L'llC Greene, R. N. B. S. Clincinnnti Mrs. XV. E. W.1tters. A. li. llir.1m Miss M.u'y Montey l3olietker's Business College Hurley Seiw B. 5. in lil. Kent St.tte Not Pittureti. Mrs. sl. .l. Miller Peirte College -10- SPORTS HISTORY llnrry Gilerest, B. S. in Etif- Kent St.1te Miss Christine West1i1kefOl1io State Don Vance, A. B.- Heitielherg Mrs. C. R. Frztneies, B. S. in Ed.-Kent State Carol D. Zunihrof ---Ohio U. Miss Ruth juve, B. S. in journalism-'Ohio State Mrs. Ritlmrti Realsh. A. B. W'ooster Ritiilillli Howe, B. S. in Eti,vfOhio Stttteg M. A.- Westerri Reserve FINE ARTS Kenneth Newton, B. S. in Bti. Miami Mrs. Kathryn Shuey, B. S. in Ifti, Kent State Miss Florence Riehl, B. S. in lid. Kent State Mrs. Donald Luck, B. A. in liti. Kent State Not Pittureti, R. I. Pearce, A. B.- 'Hiram LANGUAGES Miss Ethel XVilt'oxon, A. B. Mount Union Miss Mnhel Rootl- Kent State Miss Anna Mt'Cfle.in, A. B. Clulver-Stotkton Miss Ruth Pginghurn, A. B. Oherlin Lei :ml .zfzflzilifm lll0t'k llwii'11.ief11f mit . . . -100111.11 C7115 ,11- Open the door, Miss Moncey! Autumn Caught 'Em Back to school To Your Health Home nursing I w F P L Health i.r fbe fifal primiiple 0fB1iJx . . . U-Tb0Il1J'0Il ..13.. Up one-down two ! say, -'Ahr' Pgts and CCPHIISH I Chefs whip up a little shortnin' bread Make mine rare ' Q O Um-m-ml Qld., , 1 Q Aw I nm mmlmllfy in Ike mood for fnad . . . f0gJe11 Nmlr -14- No Housing Shortage Here .PL 1 Qfuf-1' Apartment 119, R. H. S. Grin and wear it 5'-'Uk Qfa'-al ......,,... Our new dining room Plj'i11g ber :needle and llrread . . . -Tbomaf Hood Speaking of Art th gh From Pole to Poll l x QJLZWMZ.-gf? l E L It's a small world It must be governed by the UN MM UM MM Wwhww Brat speech and open iscussion must solve its pro lems I . A 7 xx 5 , , S I eU.Nf-Trlfmorlowl l,,,,kg ...so new Nam ...17.. ' Nu,- .1 Readiu' and Writiil' NVQ study Shakespeare Co-editors meet deadline ri 4 vi UAW F fl! - I 'L --17121615 X 1 X , ir A h i : -.,V A Q . fi u s f ? . K Behind the lines with 21 journalist I 1 ui V fb' x 1 . My YOUTH I am youth. I am young America Grasping hold, trying To bring myself up to The level of my forbears. I am learning. I am learning young The meaning of life. For I have seen death In reality with life. I am gay. I am being gay Because I am young And pretend not to know Of the weariness of the world. I am wondering. I am wondering as to My future in this Weary, war-torn world Of the kingdom of man. I am looking. l am looking ahead To a future that reveals In the splendor of man's Peace of mind and heart. Yes, I am youth. A youth that knows Of past wrongs But is looking ahead, Trying to build a better world. Eunice Boyles. HOME It was just an old house in the country I lived there all alone: Your presence has filled it with happiness, And now I call it home. Pat Roper. WEATHER In summer we wish it were cold, In winter we wish it were hot, On human perverseness, My reply is with terseness, We wish it whatever it's not. In April we complain of the showers, In March we are tired of the snow, But we can't have May Bowers, In balmy spring bowers, For all the year 'round you know! Ruth jones. EARLY MORN The trees were gently swaying, The mist began to rise: The sun was shining brightly Up in those far off skies. The birds were gayly singing Of this bright new happy day And the troubles of the evening Were gone-far, far away. Helen Stewart. THE APRIL FOOL On April Fool's day I had such fun My geenius shone forth lik th sun. I put a tak on mi naybor's seet, He must hav jumped at least ten feet I told my pal his test ansers wer rong, He worried about it all day long. I switshed salt for sugar and sugar for salt My mother thot her cooking at falt. But when I tryed to giv a hot foot to my big brother, joe, He caught on, then caught me, and therefore, I felt full of woe. On Aprl Fool's Day I hnd, The biggest fool is truly thine. Ray Diator fPat McCardell GIVE US A CHANCE The sins of the world are mighty indeed The problems are weighty, all men are agreedg Politics, government, war, and peace- To hnd a solution that conflict might cease Men graying at temples and racing for time Have valiantly, fruitlessly striven and pined. But why must experience and realism rule? Idealism of youth is a far better tool. But some statesmen scoff at youth's ideals, For youth is too young to know how it feels To be laughed at and scorned by men of the world Whose selhsh schemes stifle peace and the Word. Proud youth is undaunted, fears no man's dare: He'll tackle the problems with optimist's Hare. Be they perilous, onerous, adventuresome, right With strength of youth's body he'll Hght a good tight. Let youth prove his logic and realize his dreams: Though the cynics jest loudly, to me it still seems That unreal though it be, youth's reason is good. And man would believe it if only he could. Eileen Tubaugh. 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WL 9. 4 jvwd' Information Please ,,.-J 64: I5 '54444.2,l3 .nfl XY'e study and inform I will .fflldy and ge! fcklcl-1' and lberlmllly ,mme JLJ5 Ill-1' flnzwive will raffle ---Abmlmwz Linmlu ...QS- Should Auld Acquaiutance Be Forgot fx ' , X Tn mum .zml brood .zml fire .1g.1i11 in l116IIl0I'y, zviflr Ibme old fafei of 010' i11j'.1m'5 --TEIIII-Q',l'0ll F fl VJ' N 'W L4 , , fLgLLL 1 QW Bedford .,,, . Salem , ., Springfield dd,, St. Vincent dY,, Roosevelt ,e , Newton Falls Struthers Y, , Cuyahoga Falls Rocky River . :.,., ,t Q Ravens A , 19 e 6 ,25 20 , O ,,25 25 25 . 33 ails and His Little Spikes Coach Harry Gilcrest Hmb-Cmuch Gilcrcst, Bnggs, Blank, XY'endorf, Mnimunc, Ruuk, Loflin, D.1monu, Guy, Mllfiilllll, Dmy, PhiIl!I'l1Cll.l, .md I..xrcus. lilriml-limingvcr. l,iIl'ILl5U. Stocrkcl. Ridunour, llurcrt, I.u3f.1Ilcttu, johnson, Gcrbcr, fflUVi!12lZZU, Bow- lzmd, limns, Aristide, and Mr. Sciss. Suuml--XYxlhcIm, Spinelli, flSldQI'il', Mau: Cunzmghgi, Schgxcr. Kzmdcs. IWAIICSUII, Shriver, Kesler, Polifhcne. Sinwnc. l'uru1sc. l'l'lllll-lxllllhlll, Pilzcr, XY's:nd, Bmwn, -Iqlilldigliil, Gcirrgic, F0rt1.l:, Ciprixlnu, R0llll!I10, Andric, .md R.lnd.xll. 6.0-Ciljrlilfln-xloc Purtnli-, josh Ciprigxmu, Lalngc. liwcll, -27- L, .xl ' I lf, 1 1 4 I lfflfx' ' f f 1 ,rw 1 xg, ' H1 aff 1 .LL 'RJ -4 Right fflfflllgfj flu' line llwj' broke . . Hf 74L'f1f1J,4U1l -23- 'i Before the game . . Game . Victory 5 Strategy Board Boosters Come on maroon Come on blue R 4.2- Come on team Come on through . . flqffni 1' x in if -1, 4 , f fl 40 W' .nu Ml A is mix If a L, A M,o,f,14.. XI' f ffl! :V f X T! ' 0 -A, I 41- W fT1X. ML. W!lQdLfg,1 1W, L .X I ,rf 110' ,-QW' du , . ,, -I -W' And the Band Played Qu R AVHIIQQGHIO V . Concert Band yrlfl IIN fill Drum Major and Mnjorcttcs X556 f'1 ll, , Under the lighta U illv l1f.zre of bl'J.l.lL. with blklfjlig tlfllllll .md 1'l.1.wl1i11g rylfbulu . . . V RJt'Z7L'!1:jL'!cl -30.. 4 W w 0 N Down the Field JUNIOR BAND Caml Bassett, Frank Barherine, Dick Baragry, Myrna Baker, Barbara Bankson, Mike Bica, Gerald Boggs David Caris, jerry Dietrich, Peter Esposito. Betty Iivans, Ted Gray, Larry Harper, Tom Hugill, Dick jacqua, Carolyn Jennings. lirla jean Lewis Gcnc Naylor, jcanctte Osrdykc. Betty Posrlcrhwaite. limma jean Penn, Dolores Porcase, Buddy Rice, Marian Rusinko, Dulurcs Sarmccn, janet Schwcnk Xlfaync Short, Ruger Smith, W'arrcn Thomas, Stanton Thomas. -32- Un Wings of Song ri K I T IUNIOR llIGll GI.liIZ CLUB Cleon Wilson, Ann Miles, Berry Mansfield, Gerald Boggs, Paxricia Anderson, juan Dietrich, Patsy Gardner. Myrna Baker. Catherine Tilden, Marian Rusinko, llelen Rudd, Treva Myers. Thalia Hergenroeder, Valerie Ward, Yvonne Kreiger, Alice St. Clair, l-leanor Westfall, Charles Sanford, Fay Kent, Malinda XYillialns. Marv Lohr. Stanton Thomas, Lois Lollier, Rose Marie Sarrocio, lirla jean Lewis, janet Bender, Leora llicks. Parry Proctor, Patricia Chechak, Beverly Butler, Richard jaqua, Beverly llenniger, Deux Trivelli, Shirley DeLong, joan Wialker, joanne Carl, Gloria lfullum, Suzanne Miller, Lucille Silviers, Mahel Phillirs. Carolyn giennrn s, joge Ann Cummings, Nancy jones, Mary Lou Harrle, Ned Underhill. Dick Donaldson, Mike ifa. Boris ix, David Dye, jay Hollabaugh, Audrey Seifer, Bob lleverly, gack Liddle, lilaine Basseu, Donna Ridenour, joe Robinson, Donna jean Dix, Selby Hoff, Ted Gray, uddy Rice, Tommy Hugill, Evelyn Stump. Suzanne Miller Pi-Lfmlwfl l.L'OI'.l Hicks j j4'u-Pwijgfgfffl Betty Trivelli SL'l'I'L'f.II'-1-ilil'L'.Illll'L'l' Mrs. Kathryn Shucy Diruclor 'Nl lwre ji ,ilwuf lllllajl' lwrv llml mflw' fizffi limi pelalis from blrmw I'U,l'6.Ii nn flu' glilhl . . . nn -Q0- We Say It With Music CHOIR limb-Trevor Lewis, llerhert Clark, Bill Lescallette, Ronald llartlev. lnurllz-Sam Tondiglia, David llarsiha, -lack Pearee, Richard liowlaml, Paul XYilhelm, Don Gray, Donalnl Pugh, llenry Middleton, and Leon Proctor. A 'l'lrirrl-jean Ann Kla', Sally Chisholm, Bernice Cheehak, Nlahel Dixon, june Clark, Beverly l',v.ll1s, lloralce Shilliclay, Martha lgell, Dolores Scott, and Louise lfasco. Sermnl+-Olga Proetor, Joanne Craig, Gloria Smith, Dorothy King, Sainty Conti, joan Yoders, liileen Tuhaugh, Iuiith Mon, and Eileen Shutiok. l'irxl-Dolores Parker, joan lfranks, joan Bolvin, Nancy llunsicker, Nancy Polglaze, Barbara Sauder, and Georgianne W'aggoner. liarlwara Saunler Paul Willieliii Louise limo Sally Ciliisliolm Mrs. Kathryn Sliuey 'I'f1ji mniii' fmnfi we . . S'lv.1lfwf2c.zf'e -34.3 I'rwiJe11l PH'sirfz'l1l Sei'n't.:r'y Libr.1ri.m Dircflm' A Pretty Girl ls Like A Melody Girls' Chorus Threesome Glolil Stilvlw P14 114111 Blom Bolxin 144 1 411 P.1t!y Baker S4441 1111 I1 IIIILI Mrs. K.lillI'y'I1 Sliucy 1111441411 gl I 5 ll li fsafflfi ls -35- The Man Who Came to Dinner The Man Who Came to Dinner SENIOR THIESPIANS Slauding-Leslie Hollabaugh, George Louden, Bill Sxoerkel. Bill Hoff. Ted Snowe. Lorena Postlerhmiite, Gordon Lange, Bob Bruns, Donna Walrner, Doug Brown. George Price, Jule Brown, Earl Bormulh, john Cipriano, Sam Tondiglia, Eileen Tubaugh, jack Rudd, Virginia Anderson, Helen Srewarr, and Harvey Cummings. Seuled-Ruth Elaine jones, Leonard Romano, Duane Payne, Harlene jones, and Par Roper. CHOIR BOYS gn Schaefer, Albert Fisher, Tommy Ritenour, David Fisher, Georg: Mendiola, l.arx.:nrio lffera. cclvllnderhill, Ruth Xweisenbcrgcr, Kenny Wfolff, joe Robinson. pf A Z I I . -35- f . lL,,,u !RfLHCf' -I cv 1 , 1 1 x 0, lg, fTL47,L,f, . Seen Behind the Scenes nv - ,af - .ma - . Imogene Pflle, fkjfil Doyrlcr, Dorothy Tamncrt. Nclln Vlczm XVise, Put Likcns, MZlfiHl1 Calmfhcll, nAll'h1lI'.l Sauder. ozinn Schmzlet, Eileen Bocttnur, Georgiunne XY':1ggoner. ' All the u'r1rld',u1 mage. am! all the flenflle in il are zuerelj' IIILI-yen . . fSlmie.r't1ca1re -37- Pick Your Pic x-.xdiuu A in v4'6., in 5 A .EQ jg iz , .A 5 . 4 , ,wh ff E, .W ,,N..4w., X....,... .- -MM V !: I in ut gonc, thc old flmliliur 16.1065 . . U 'CI1clT1US Lamb 1 DECEMBER 2-XY'e trudge through the first snow. 3-Akron Garfield game at RHS fwe lostl. 5-Seniors spend day trying to see both White assembly and Macbeth. 6-Big crowd to see Niles game. l0-Rain doesn't stop St. Vincent. ll-Hi-Y swims at Akron Y. 15-Roosevelt game. It's Friday the 13th. I7-XVe win our first basketball game, Newton Falls. Z0-Traditional Christmas program-vacation begins-we play Warren St. Mary's. 27-Alumni game and dance. 29-FTA alumni tea at Stoerkel's. 30-jay-Teen Christmas dance-holly, mistletoe and For Senti- mental Reasons . JANUARY 5-Cuyahoga Falls game. 6-That alarm clock reminds us vacation is over. 14-RHS vs. Salem. I5-Endless toil as exams begin. 17-Y-Teens sponsors dance. 21-Ravens battle Ellet. 22-Hi-Y and Y-Teen dancing classes start. 23-Y-Teens aid March of Dimes. 23-24- The Fighting Littles battle it out. 31-Roosevelt came to Ravenna-and how! Oh, but I do is dance hit. 9 U 0 ,y 'L .x Wt r J' .7 S K 1 6 Q Q - 5 f V 2 , I it FEBRUARY f' . -A I 1' Q I iv' D l- Teen-Age Looks Ahead , Youth Institute topic at KSU ' C '14 5-DAR tests-Ginny Anderson wins trip to Columbus. 9 : 7-jaunt to Cuyahoga Falls for big game. 0 C 5 X 'Q ll-Ravens play Warren St. Mary's. : Jil f Q 'Q I2-We learn how to Tame the Shrew . Z L X NN 14-Valentine dance, Anniversary Song , the favorite. 4 0 : ,' .l O 15-Debaters place third in Massillon tourney. 'I 6 F M 5 18-Ravens clash with St. Vincent. Q 0' , fx k X 20-Magazine sales drive. 4 . , x N 21-Newton Falls game, there. . X 26-Gilbert book review contest. lt 1 Q Q X X X 0 27-First tourney game, Akron Hower. 1 xv ,, f5,QlqL, IZIQ if, ' 1 X . , p14 if 0? hifi y X f'N 40- 4, .-g -O ni, I . A 1 .sn 1-L Tx fvfgg Af L.. l v . 5, S . K 'v .4 'SL t. 5 'N- +P J, V .L , V A k .ft sxpsa. J . '9- .,o 4. ' :qv -or - k i . gif? zip: V.: . Q 4 A . 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Rnxlm MMM I-lifYfTeens ' um' pm-le Cfbri.vlnmx lmxczv . -i I ' if 0 I L47 ,,,..w .A '. f ' s A A 81 M04 AS - - --I' ..uml :ull unto lagx. If 1ff,'v ffffffl jllfflft' lun vl!l.J john Cipriamo Tom Andric Bill Stocrkcl George Prifc tl. Miller Ora Dowlcr Doralcc Shilliday Pl'l'.litlL'lll Vh'L'-P1121 irfwll SL'l'f'L'f.Jl'w'j' 'I'fe.1wn'er Atlljl w' Pl'l'.ljllL'llf I 'ircAPre-idwlf Dorothy T.ll1l1CI'f SerreI.1ry Imogginc Pfcil Tre.:s1nzfr l..1ur.1 WQIIICYS Prn4gr.1m Cll.Jjl'll!.Jll Miss Christine Xxfcstlakc Adriwr ff lu Jo big llwingu. do mmf! llvintqx in .1 big uxq -4.4- Olflflflli ASSISTANTS LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Mr. Brown interviews john Ciprinno ..45w Speak For Yourself, N.F.L. N. F. L. Virginia Anderson. liilecn Tuhaugh, jule Brown, Ruth Elaine jones, Barbara Sauder, Georgianne Waggoner, Nancy llcndee. Louise Pasco, Delores Scott, lilizahcth Lyon, Paul Wilhelm, Dick Miller. janet Zoll, llarlene jones, Nancy llunsicker, Beverly Evans. jack Rudd, Normalou Horne. Hazel Steflee, Doralee Shillidav, Richard Howlanml, Bill Lescallerte. Mary Ann Kiesclbach, Laura Shartle, Tom Griffiths. lNlauri1.c Klein. Hardy McAlister. Ray Gerber, Virginian Ann Zoll, Barbara Vassar, Ann Linton. Ted Snovse, l.aur.l Masters. Marian Byers, Herbert Clark, joanne Rusinko, Patricia McClelland. Dorothy Ward, Rindy XVillyard. joan llolvin, Patricia McCartlel, john Mendiola, lirnie Hollabaugh, jack Pearce, Cecilia Mendiola, Bob SNrlgL'f, liaith Mrrtt. julc Brown Plwirfvzlf Virginia Antlerson. Maurice Klein SL'lil'L'f.U'iL'l Ruth lilaine jones .,,, 'l'mzi1r1'w' R. l. Pearce, Mrs. Donald Luck Arf1'm'ri -ire.- ulc and Ruth prepare for Jr. Town Meeting N. F. L. District Speech Team 0 I ufff Jfl.JlQI'4.'L In ffw Jmfff Ilflfl 1111.11 .3011 .my .zmf ffefemf zrillf my life' -'jlllll' rilqfw may if . . . . 7I,0!f.1jI'6 The Authors of the 1947 Best Seller ADVERTISING STAFF Georgianne Vilaggoner, Robert Bruns, George Price, XVilliam Westfrxll, Kenneth Nell, Barbara Sanford, Wfilliam Hoff, Beverly Cope, Dorothy Tannert, Keith Harlan, Gordon Lange, john Clipriano, Marian Campbell, Albert Herrick, and Harlene jones. CIRCULATION STAFF Eileen Tubaugh, CZ1.iirm.111.' Virginia Anderson, Walter Arteno, Marjorie Berkley, Ray Diezman, Fannie Esposito, Phyllis Goetzinger, jack I-Iugill, Leslie Hollabaugh, Virginia james, Harlene jones, Ruth Elaine jones, Dorothy King, Barbara Sanford, Rosina Sthnizler, Eileen Shutiok, Peggy Smith, Bill Stoerkel, Bill Westfrlll, Shirley Wiiiklc-r, Loren XXforkman, Rose Troy. EDITORIAL STAFF Ora Dowler, Loretta Pos- tlethwaite, Tom Andrie, Dor- othy Tannert, Peggy Smith, Eileen Boettner, janet Zoll, Pat Roper, Ruth Elaine jones, Marjorie Berkley, Marie Damicone, jack Rudd, Georg- ianne Wzlggoner, Virginia Anderson, Pat Likens, Ma- rian Campbell, Beverly Cope, Albert Herrick, and Barbara Sauder. jnle Brown, Ted Snowe , C0-edifofir Donna Wilriier Plmlngiuzphj' Edifnr Tom Andrie Eileen 'llubaugh llelen Stewart Miss Ruth juve Miss Pearl Plile 'l'lie fzmrifig bam! u'i'ile,i' . SEn'u'f1l'd liilzgemld -43- Slimrlcr Editor CjI'tilljr1ljf1Il zlflaimzger Ad1'w'li,ii11g Ma1lIdgL'1' Ijdilnriaf Adzriw' Bnrizlen Ad1'i.rer Heads and Tales .lanct Zoll lfififrir, fini! in IXi.ll'iL' lj.lIl1ik'0llk'. 'IL-ni Snuwc xliim'!.1!f' lfifflw flifil ,in'lll4'iln'7' .lam-l full, M.iric Ihiiiimiic f.vU'L'l!jffll'A, umm! iufmwlw Tom Aiulriv .Yfmrli lfifilm' 6.1111 lk-wrly I'lw1lfftgi'.1jffu r IIL-In,-11 Slcxmrt ,'lJ1'w'lfii1ftg. firil iwm ilu' Don Pugh ,'liflw'!2iifllq. Wulllif iL'lllL'ifc'I PM Ruin-1' ff1ii11f.ilifir1 xl! rftqfil .IllIliOI' High lfiiitui' blolm Mciulioh .mal st.1H'. Miss Rulli .luw lfiffi'ffi'f..'f' pliflmi' Miss PL-.irl Ptilc liffijmii Qlifzmi' Mrs. Ilvln-ii fihliillhlll .'f.f1'fiu' lm! ni'1'i II ffl ffixqiflwi' fm' ffm' mflmmzz umfi hiv iz fU'L'fI0.ljfjll1l and a dalire -vOgzfw1 Nab -49- 85.3 If Virginia Ann Zoll Tom Griffiths jatqueline Case Mary Ann Weyfgelt Miss Ruth Panghurn Doralee Shilliday Beverly Evans Nanty llunsicker Mahel Dixon Miss Ethel Wfileoxon L.111g11.1ge it Ilia ufrerr of fflflllgbf . . . - -fnfviimz -50- LATIN CLUB Dreaming of Rome are Tom Griffiths, Tony Espo- sito, Herbert Clark, Doris Hunt, Mary Lou Hentz, Rita Goutly, Virginia Ann Zoll, Mary Loutlen, joanne Ru- sinko, Anne Linton, jeanette Barher, Sarah Post, Barbara Vassar, jaequeline Case, Mary Ann Weigelt, and joan Ifranks. PI'L'ljtlL'1lf l fc'C-PVL' tfzfwll Scrreltiry Y'f'et:i1n'w' Adria er PH' ifzfwll I'jt'L Pf'L'tjt!l'llf SL'l4l'C'f.1l'4j' 7.1161 ifmfv' ALlI'j t UI' FRENCH CLUB Dora Lee Shillitlay, Mahel Dixon, Sally Chisholm, Nor- inalou Horne, Eunire Boyles, Nancy Hunsitker, Beverly Evans, Louise lfasco, Ethel llauck. Counsel and Council Ijllfllfc' AI't'aIl'l7c'I'.Y ul Kl'lIf State High Hclcll Sfk'XX.ll'I llllttll ILIIXHIKQII V1 PM ROIWI' Sunlyp Mrs, C . li. l l'.111Liw lzxlu-11 llllN.llItQll Maris l5.1nmom' Bill Sl01.'l'ku'I C , D. Xuxulvro Mux Anim MJ lL-.111 ll Q 1,1 ex . msq lldlefu an :aux Pm uflfcllf 4'L pl'cflf1fL'llf '51-,lAl'L'.1XllI'L'l AJ1'1 v or PII xfajvlil SL'L'l'a'f.JJ'-1 T1'a'.11111'w' Iffvcf 1'1rl!'fM'I' Vifomcn of Action lfilccn pllllbdllgll l'1'uhlu11! l.orrctt.1 Poxtlcthvmitc I'1nu-IM'-fdwxl Beverly lixulns Sm1'ul.Jr1-'lV1'4'.n1r1'w' PM Iikcns PI'HlL'l'.l1ll f.il7.JjI'Nl.lll Mrs. Rinlurd Rulsnh x1.!1l-ur . . 'tis lbe SrlJnllixvlJc' llV'f1wlu1w' I fu-I lfw !H'lQL' in v.wm'iw Illllljllg ml, 1 Uv Jffzwf mmf if ffmwx Hur . . -Rohm! Hlzfrlvim ,52- Kent-Ravenna Gym Leaders Officers Dorothy Elms Mary ,lane l.r.-wis l.illi.n1 cidffiglifl Olga Proutor Mrs. Rinlmrd Rc .lm 11 .. .r A .U- Prc' rfffwll PM 1 Dfw!! Sc1'l'L'f.JI'A1 'I 'rm tlll'L'l' f1J1'1,u ur Cage Cuts limb Run'-Prim'iln1l XV. li. XV:nters, Supl, H. L. Brown, Cuurla Don Vim c. ,Seumd Rnu--.llunuger Micke Delano. Hall Kxlndes, Tom Andrie, Jim l-yell. Tbizd Rau'-Tom Matteson, llson Pitzer, Calwluin Doug Brown, john Clprmmz. Garfield Niles , St. Vincent Newton Falls Wxlrren, St. Mary's Alumni . Cuyz1l1oga Falls . Salem , Canton Township Akron Ellet 70 32 58 22 30 58 35 -19 112 28 -- 5,4 ,M Ravens Sl 28 27 -io 70 3-4 41 2 l 26 27 lfrlrl' Run-Supl. ll. l.. Brown, Bob Stump, Dick limmlaml, llale lX.llllL'l'Ul , Pl'illl'iflrll Xx. la. v-atters. Sammi Rmri-ll.:-llr1ge'r' Oscar Kn-ight, Bo-h Dustman, llenry l'roeel1m, Bull Damleone, Umrln Grlcresl. 'l'Irinl Rau'-Hill llalser, Hub Rupert, llztrnld Yfil- snn, Mike Spinelli, joe Myers, Don Mat'Cunaugha. Hari- Run--'l'ur1y Giuvinazzu, Nick Rogers, Henry Mitrtlleum. lliek llruus, Calvin l.ohr. Surnnl Rm:-lfurulv j. I. Miller, Sam Simone, jatk l,t'.ll'Lkl', llay Slmmhnek, lilmh Lufrin. 'l'lrl1rl Razz'--Mart Rock, Gerry Fisher, George Co , I-'red Lelnnnn, lid lllank. Garfield Niles St. Vincent Ruusevelt Newton Falls St. Mary's Alumni Cuy. Falls Salem Canton Twp. lillet Ruusevelt Ctxyalmga Falls St. Mary's St. Vincent Newton Falls RESERVE RECORD 5-1 Ravens 51 Ravens 27 Ravens 30 Ravens , l 5 Ravens l I Ravens 2 5 Ravens 42 Ravens 41 Ravens ,, 40 Ravens 31 Ravens 49 Ravens 30 Ravens Z6 Ravens 56 Ravens -8 Ravens ..- '-DO Two Nights War The Fighting Littles JUNIOR PLAYERS Paul Vifilhelm, Normalou Horne, Cam I-levcrly, Hardy McAlistcr, Mary Ann Kicscl lmclm, Eunice Boyles, Dora Lee Shilliday, Sally Chisholm, JoAnn Brown, Don Pugh Laura Shartlc, Sam Madonio, Beverly Evans, Nancy I-lendee, Elizabeth Lyon. -56 -- We prepared the ammunition backstage Condemn fbe fall!! and the arlor of if . . . -Sbakarpeare -57- MARCH Z-NFL goes toboganning. 5-Ravens lose tourney game to Kenmore. 7-St. Patricks Day dance. 8-Seniors tackle scholarship test, Toohy wins first in county. li-District NFL at Kent. 18-Senior teaching day. 19-Student Council-faculty hamburg fry. Zl-Spring band concert. 22-RHS is host to Ohio speech league finals, takes sweepstakes. Z4-Seniors visit KSU library. 26-27-Biggest snowstorm of winter closes school. 28-All-girl debate team ties for third in state finals at Columbus. J ff lik Q, 9 rw ,aa , X 4 GRS3 '14-1r 5J Gvdl sz' 0 I I z-'Y Q' UQ' O19 aff? fl! f - f g-N in ,304 gghgm Ju: 7 0 O A t 2969 C RL ' 1' O0 4 98 CORGE c 2 CC 9 -1- H 4.--,i . -,-M, l f..-it 40 t as hx 11 X ' APRIL 7-Rub those sleepy eyes, Spring vacation is over. 10-We discuss Should marriage he taught in school 11-Preliminary District Scholarship tests. 12-Frosh speech tourney at XVooster. 14-Journalists stage party. 16-Latin Club banquet. 17- l947 Variety Show 21-Seniors battle with city politics. 25--Music Makers go to Mt. Union Festival. MAY l-Spring Concert. 5-Final District Scholarship tests. 10-We dance among the tulips at the Prom. 16-Grade School Festival. 25-Baccalaureate. 29-Commencement. ,58, Jfiig x , w...4' I'lf.q4-- ' .TL Wfvif g-. .- mx l .1 4 , ink Knit' . ku, af' I? 5 P ish! : K . f Q 1 i-Ei ogg Qlbyefx i:3 .N all if ., gina I' I. ,, , ifefwf , df 4 gf. 133-,:.,1A' 1 y r, s- ax JQQ4 8.54 ,K :rf -ev H ,ag 1. ff it if . Aki,-N fx , kai I- rK?'Q' 2 'fri 1' M , ,Q A S 4 l Diamond Demons BASEBALL Caplain-Doug Brown john Cipriano, jim Ewell, Hal Kandes, Felice Simone, Nunzio Polichene, Warren Prisby, Bill Damicone, Tom Fedor, Pete Spano, Bob Loftin, Harry Gless, Bob Rupert, jake Osdyke, Dale Kamerer, Bob Stump, Bob Dustman, Ed Blank, Mickey Delano, Matt Rock, Mfzlzager' Oscar Knight. 'nlfw 13.111 Ill! qlluvlivll llldkkl' of Ayer and IX'0e.r, bn! Here or Tlzere ay .ufribei llw Plqyw' gow . . . -Edward Filzgerald -60- Spring Sports GOLFERS Coach, Zurnbro Bob Looney l ack Pearce David Wilson Slerlinq Seiier TRACK Henry Trocchio, Tom Griffiths, Mikc Spinelli, Hcrhcrt Clark, joe Stocrkcl, Frank Dantone, Bob Allman, Charles Thompson. -51- We Elected 2 I 6'fRichard Iiargary Elaine Hassett Marian Rusinko Lcora H11 ks jay Hollalnaugh joan Dietrich Sally Sauder Edward Scratin 1. me IEIGHTH GRADE OlfFIClAl.S: SEVENTH GRADE OFFICIALS: I'11'111!1f111 I'111-l'1'1'-11111111 S1 1'1'1'1.11'.1 l'1'1f 11111411 .Silt I't'f.1l'Aj' 'I 11 .11111'c1' PM 111fc'l1f l'111-l'1-.1-1.111111 Edward W illiams S111'1f1.11'1-'I fc .J1lll'L'1' jank Varcarro, Larry Harper, liolw K.llIf1VlT1.1l1 ,H.11111'- Mary Lou Hartlc, Helen Rudd lam-t Br-mler' P11 11 1 1. llx 111' f,'f1ll1l1lf 'l'11u'11x 1lc1'o1'111c free . .X1'11'1' 1111 .1 1111111lg f7L'l'H1l1 111.11 1111111'1X1111lq 1111111111 b1'1l11111' . . . Il. xl. Hffflllw -62 f- SOPHOMORE: 516-W Pat Baker 313 512 SIS Eddie Blank Veron iea Brett joan Rusinko Mike Giovinazzo Mary Lou Hentz Barbara LeRoy Prwideall I 'ire-llwuiflwzl 'm'el.n11'-'I 'rm llll'c'l' P1'c'lf1fc'11f Prwi4fw1l Seu'cl.11'j' FRESHMEN: l22-- 'joan Wooal Pl'L'.Yfd6lll Matti Roek Ifjt'L'-Pl'L',fid6'l1f hlosephine Troy 'I'rm,r1n'el' 22lf- -Carole Hicks C'lmir11m11 At the Helm IUNIORS jane Eroskey Secretary Hal Kandes eeeeeel A President Paul Wilhelm Vice-President Laura Shartle , Treasurer President Secrelary 'Treasurer Vice-President Motto Preparanon IS the key note to success 1 fly 1 1 1 1 f x 41111 . . . Slmie from l -GQAQ fi 64 'Iv- S S... -021 Q5 .tif i 'F 7. U of gnu! wwf f-66' f Marjory Akers Robert Allman Marjorie Berkley David Brick Louis Campbell june Clark Margaret Blank Doug Brown Virginia Anderson Tom Andrie Walter Arteno liileen Boettner Earl Bormuth Geraldine Bregant Jule Brown Robert Bruns Irene Cale Marian Campbell Beverly Cope Bernice Chechak john Cipriuno john Clark Harvey Cummings Marie Dzxmicone Pauline Davis +67- 1 fo- Nix .1 fa 'S 'vb 50 i xv' ii :ON his -1 k ,I 2 i?7N'.,, 3 MY 3 fx J ,-. N- . U' s ' Q. JN 'x I' KY w. 'Y 5 1 'QQ E' .zfl rwzfizzd IH me -sm 'UN N ' a A -.ns Richard Delin Dorothy Ekas Henry Fisher Frances De Simio jack Ensinger Raymond Diezman james Di Paola Fannie Esposito Eleanor Evans Edythe Eleishman Phyllis Goetzinger Albert Herrick joan Hamilton Wfilliam Hoff George Furry Alice Garro Evelyn Harlan Keith Harlan Leslie Hollabaugh Ora Dowler Jim Ewell Carl George Mina Hensley Elbert Honeywell -'69-H Erlene Hoskins 'X ara, S ,. qs.. ,V T hx ll ll! IIIJAIU NIH' !lI'L'X XNZIXHUL' -- Til- 1' Q if Forrest Hubbard jack Hugill XY'arren Kauffman Pat Likens Anna Meduri lfuane Payne Dorothy King George Louden Xwalter Mowen Nora Mae Petty Virginia james Harlene Jones Mary Jane Knapp fwithdrawnj Ruth Elaine jones Mary Jeanne Knapp Anthony Marozzi Kenneth Neff Imogene Pfeil --Tl Martin Mascio joe Pandoln Donald Pitzer Gordon Lange Laura Masters Donna Paris Nunzio Polichene Girl Straight from a 308 test tube is revealed the most potent feminine weapon the seniors could compound, Miss A. Bomb. . . . Meet our atomic girl, a she-force so powerful that the army, navy and marines combined fall helplessly before all her alluring magnetic powers. She Dresses like a million dollars and Madeline Sarrocco. Her ship- Shape belongs to Bernice Chechak. Those Eyes are the big, soft brown ones of Erlene Hoskins. She has the shining, curly Tresses of Nella jean Wise. She can flash a dazzling Smile like Pat Roper when she can't say a word, and when she can, the deep mellow notes of her speaking Voice belong to Harlene jones. Dorothy King owns her tapering graceful Hands, and Geraldine Bregant has her Skin you love to touch. You don't have to go to Paris to find her nice Personality because Donna has it. Is she Friendly? just like Barbara Sauder. Ho-ho, hee- hee, our atomic girl has a terrific Janet Zoll sense of Humor. She'll inflate you like a balloon with her Vivaciousness, and Loretta Postlethwaite is that girl chuck full of pep. Above all she's a true Lady like Marian Campbell, and has the fairest of feminine virtues, the Modesty of Anna Meduri. You say you want an Intellect? Eileen Tubaugh is your brain storm. Efficiency A plus is Nancy Tamburrino. She is Dependable like Marie Damicone. Leader thou art and thou art Ora Dowler. Duck man, be- fore you get knocked over by that Ambition Virginia Anderson owns. Oh you want to Dance? Hold in your arms our rhythm beater, Pat Likens. Atomically speaking, Miss A. will set the world on fire! 'VVLTC X Boy A tower of strength, a brawny Cyclops, a stalwart Hercules, an invincible Samson is our all-powerful senior ATOMIC BOY ! His masculine kingdom of assets covers so much territory that the Wacs, Waves and Spars all joining forces prove a tottering defense against his gallant armour of manhood He's a snappy Dresser, George Price. His Atlas Build belongs to john Cipriano. Those Eyes? They are Forest Hubbard's. His four inch Smile belongs to Nunzio Polichene, and his deep Orson Welle's speaking Voice to Howard Wood. We like Waves, the black waves of Tony Marozzi's l-lair. A guy named joe Pandolti is our Friendly boyg our sense of Humor Einstein, Duane Payne. Monsieur Gordon Lange has the nicest Per- sonality. Atomic Energy, 'tis seen daily in jim DiPoala. Aye, aye, it is Knight Carl George, the navy Gentleman. He's so Modest, Walter Mowen, that is. Guess what? Ted Snowe is the senior's Intellect. That there Loren Workman is a right De- pendable fellar. We want that you should know that Pres. Doug Brown led our class through '46 and '47, He's our Leader. You can't beat Dale Randall's Sincerity. He'll swish oft a Rembrandt for you in a moment's notice, Albert Herrick. This guy's got the Ambition-he's Elbert Honeywell. The man of all our Dancing dreams is Leonard Romano . . . The vote stood unanimous for Keith Harlan as class Bluffer. Don't you agree that there should be some kind of international control for Mr. A? .L y s li' ,fx .M ? io' 1-.. I -QP' its-fx tv' G' .3 E' I img ,.,- K., is at CPG .mmf Zu 1!L!7.1'ffjU.U fum fnffjmf ll -74- 5 N X joe Portale Loretta Pozatlethwaite Leonard Romano Marie Salandre Roy Scott Gloria Smith Pat Roper Barbara Sanford Sterling Siefer john Smith Betty Powers George Price Anita Rosenberger Carroll Ruben K I Madeline Sarrocco Eileen Shutiok Peggy Smith -'5a Barbara Sauder Felice Simone Ted Snowe Dale Randall jack Rudd Roaina Schnizler liarl Smith Robert Snyder -L 1 Q 5 V 1- '4't -Y ,K Q74 L ,wx '-X Q.. tg 'sf-T I' fllfi lflrillll in flvc mmf of limv gs' Trs P C' Jack Solitro Judith Sorbara Rosemarie Sorbara James Stevenson Bill Stoerkel Robert Swager Melvin Swartz Helen Stewart Nancy Tamburrino Sara Todd Sam Tondiglia Rose Troy Dorothy Tannert Eileen Tubaugh Georgianne Wlaggoner Byron Wfaltz Donna Vlfarner Roy Vaughn Qwithdruwnj Mary Wfendorf Qwithdrawnj Shirley XVinkler Nella Jenn Wise Howard Wfood Bill Wlestfall Loren XX'orkman -1,- .,-1 7 Eugene Wfynmer Janet Zoll So Long - f f Thanks for Six C ment speakers give p Id 8 Years of Learning and Growing Seniors Scholars . I1 Q 1 Faculty of March 18 P.n'li11g 11 .rllrb .rzreet .l0I'I'0ll . -Shakexpeare -79- Ar...- 47 Boys ln and Cut of Uniform GOLD STAR William Clark STILL SERVING Harry Hoskins George Louden james Myers Leonard Perkins Bill Rosenberger RETURNED Carl George Sam Guy Don Finch Warren Kauffman Joe Panclolfi Melvin Schwartz John Smith james Stevenson -80- Cherished Since Days of Yore Night and day What so proudly we hail Tl2i.r ix my 01411, my lluiljl? fund . . . ---Smit -31- :sss 2' ZW fx ,f A , f ' Jfwluif .15 ' gn LW ' 'Ns'-'M f -I 'f 'X . J 4 ' 'f Su life yum' life ffm! your c1l1fUgl'df1b will be zmufed, 1101 ymn' ffllgL'I'!H'f1lfJ , . -82- Sign Here Farewell F0tos 3 : -:I 4: 3, .,-1 -F .E 'Q 2 Q in 84- f-J s ll Y I qlwx-ff May 29,1947 Sponsors of the 1947 Tappan Tatler Allen, Griffith Andrie, Mr. 8: Mrs. G. B. Ann Richards, Hat Shop Babcock Milling Company Beal, Dr. 8: Mrs. James Beechwood's Cladiolus Farm Bietz, Hugo H. Bohecker's Business College Borden's Ice Cream Bormuth Plumbing 8: Heating Brick, Mr. 8: Mrs. W. R. Brown Gables Brown, Mr. 8: Mrs. F. H. Brown, Mr. 8: Mrs. H. Larry Bruns, Mr. 8: Mrs. R. L. Butler, Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Byers, F. C. Campbell, Lester Caris, A. L. Carver's Radio Service Chamberlain Engineering, Ltd. Chin's Laundry Christino, Matt Cipriano, Pete City Meat Market Collier, Dr. 8: Mrs. C. V. Cope, Mr. 8: Mrs. F. E. Craig 8: Groves, Realtors Curtiss Greenhouse Davis 8: McClelland Day Brothers Grocery DeSimio, Mr. Z9 Mrs. D. Dietrich, Clay Doenges 5c to 31.00 Store Dubbs' Earl Forney's Fine Meats Ensinger, Mr. 8: Mrs. LaMar Evans, Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Evans' Service Station Evergreen Fruit Market Ewell, Mr. 8: Mrs. C. P. Fall 8: Hawkins Filiatrault, V. W. First Savings Bank 8: Trust Company Fitz 8: Mitchell Fitzgerald, K. R. Fleishman's Floral Art Shop Ford Seed Company Fowler's Drug Store Frank, P. L. F. W. Woolworth Company Gatts, Dewey W., Broker Gerry's Beauty Salon G1fford's Music Store G. L. Horr Seed Company Good Housekeeping Goodyear Service Station Gray, Mr. 8: Mrs. Franklin P. Greene 8: Kertscher Greene 8: Kcrtscher, Formerly H. W. Gilbert Store Greenwald's Bakery Grodecki, Dr. E. F. Hammond, Dr. J. L. Hamilton, Mr. 8: Mrs. H. W. Harper Brothers Havre Chevrolet Hill, Norman B. Hoff, Mr. 8: Mrs. Jason Hunston, Thomas Industrial Metal Products Co. lsaly's Jack 8: Jill Shoppe Jean Small Beauty Shop Jennings, Howard F. Jensen-Reiche Jones Bros. Structural Steel Co Jones, Bryan F. Jones, Edwin W. Jones, Mr. it Mrs. J. A. Jones, P. W.. City Auditor Jones 8: Surface, Barbers Kainrad Dairy Kay, Mr. Arthur Keek's Groceries Keidel Jewelry Klein's Furniture Store Knapp, Edith Knisely's Kreinb-arg Jewelers Kunst Service Station Lange, Mr. 8: Mrs. John Lcntz, Mr. 62 Mrs. Fred Likens. Mr. 8: Mrs. E. A. Linton. Mr. X Mrs. R. I. Lyon 8: Morgan Marsha1l's Dry Cleaning Mayhew Elevator Company McGraw 8: Eckler Minard's Sporting Goods Montigney Hardware Motz Mascio, Mr. 8z Mrs. M. Miller, Mr. 8a Mrs. Walter N. Nature Shoppe Naylor, Dr. 8a Mrs. C. L. N. C. Line 8: Son Nehi Nething, Albert, Chief Engineer, Ravenna Water Works Oak Rubber Company Owen, Dr. 8r Mrs. M. S. Pa1mer's Parmelee, W. I. Payne, Mr. 8.x Mrs. P. O. Pixley's Groceries Platt, Clyde R., Clerk of Courts Polly Ann Shopp Portage Farm Bureau Portage Frosted Food Postlethwaite, Mr. 8z Mrs. A. R. Powers, Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael Price, Mr. 8r Mrs. E. C. Pridemore Studios Priestley, Dr. 8a Mrs. J. E. Quality Meat Market Ravenna Cab Co. Ravenna Hardware Co. Ravenna Laundry 8r Dry Cleaning Ravenna Lumber 8z Coal Co. Ravenna Sheet Metal Co. Ravenna Wholesale Company Reisman's Richard Dole Sheet Metal Shop. Rinearson, E. H., County Auditor Roger Brown Lumber Company Romito-Donnelly Corp. Rosenberger, Mr. 8z Mrs. D. A. Ross Miller's Glass Shop Rudd, Mrs. Nina Rudolf's Studio Sanford, Mr. 8: Mrs. Chas. Sauder, Mr. 8z Mrs. Paul Schnizler, Rev. 8r Mrs. P. F. Scott, Mr. 8r Mrs. R. N. Second National Bank Shafer, Paul Shields, George, Sheriff Shiley's Drugs Short, Harold WW. Simon's Dress Shop Sinclair Refining Company Skorman's Smith's Men's Shop Smith, William J. Snowe, Mrs. Edna Snyder Mobile Service Station Sta-Warm Stewart, Mr. 8z Mrs. A. P. Stoerkel, Mr. 8t Mrs. Frank Stokes, G. E. Streeley, Norman Strong's Hardware Swager, Mr. 8z Mrs. W. G. Summers, Sam L. Tannert's Truck 8x Auto Sales Terri1l's Sinclair Station Tinker Funeral Home The Alliance Finance Co. Theatre Grille The Fountain Service The Little Dutch Mill Town Pump Tuhaugh, Mr. 8z Mrs. E. E. Vaccaro 8: Emanuel, Barbers Vale Edge Dairy Waggoner, Mrs. Joseph D. Walbridge 8a Company Watters, Claude Weaver 8r Hamilton Hardware Webb, Dr. WV. B. Western Reserve Hotel Williams, A. C. Wise, Mr. 8z Mrs. R. J. 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