Canal Fulton High School - Fultonian Yearbook (Canal Fulton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1938 volume:

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Rinehart E. l-l. Campbell l-larold Kiplinger Evening lndependent Kanner and Berger Massillon Commercial lnstitute Canterbury Crane Book l-louse Canton Actual Business College Dumont Seed-Athletic Goods Houston 6- Pugh-Sports Co., Akron, Ohio C. E. Ward Co., New London, Ohio l-lerFFJones Co., Indianapolis, Indiana Educational Supply Co., Painesville, Ohio East Ohio Gas Co., Barberton, Ohio The Class of i938 Presents The WLT U DEDICATION ln grateful appreciation and recognition of one who through his untiring efforts, perseverance, and personal sacriFices has not only endeared himself to the student body, but contri- buted greatly to the bet- terment of our school and community, we dedicate this i938 FULTONIAN A-f 441395.-K .. ,fs H A '1 - 'U t,mWfi'. A f - f- f 13 F nf! -' 2 i .,.w,- l I M sg.. x ff- ig '4,+ '5,,, - 1 . - f -, . 1 ,. vi- wed95,.- fn , vw . JU .. ,..C,a3 Q. F ,' 1 4: V W if ai s H.-ivy, ,... .,,.g,Q:, gf JJ' ,. ' '4m,'4 A S . f . 1 '18 ' d'1ye,,q.. s - is jrfgff -- ,. . . A U . - ,,. FOREWORD It is the Seniors' sincere hope that this publication ol: the Fultonian will serve to vividly recall to your memory, not only the many pleasant experiences at Fulton l-ligh, but those Fine Friendships that have been Formed during the school year 37-38. . 'T- , 1 4 . , - 1 Ar ,J ,, ,-11, rv,-1-a A .. 1 5 - , 5 was ,gg M5 ,ff 4 xt Lil sv 'xy v ,R ,A,.,x,, - jp -,-Q -..N?.X-+Nf y ,.?A,'lJ f ' we 1- N . , -' .hx ,rf .:-M., ,wx QA Q,iQ,w-Swv..gQjj,,ge,P' gi N I ,T fA '5'ifNfQ-9,5 1xEjw-1 X733 Y ' ,f fm ,-if 1 Wk V . .rm , -Y ' - ' z 5 W I 'fvlifj . V- .WM W . M,L,,,,wM:j W , . Q 1554, 1, x. , .,25.., c x, 52 A A QQ. BOARD OF EDUCATION W , ' ,. , ,,,. NR. GEO. A. HOOVER President MR. HARRY N. MYERS Clerk ,MW MR. A. G. SMITH MR. FRED DENISON MR. VERNON DUGAN MR. E. E, PARKER E. D. MAURICE Superintendent oF Stark County Schools GEORGE RU EH LING Custodian RAYMOND E. TRACHSEL B. s. in Ed., NL A Kent State University Ohio State University SOCIAL SCIENCE, COMMERCIAL H. WAYNE RUSSELL, B.A. M.A. PRINCIPAL Defiance College Ohio State University SOCIAL SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS MARY E. FLETCHER, B. A. Wooster College LATIN, ENGLISH EMIL W. PUFFENBERGER A. A. B. A. St. paul-Luther College Macalester College Capital University MLISIC, SOCIAL SCIENCE MERVIN R. LUTZ, B. A. Capital University MATHEMATICS, GERMAN, ENGLISH PHILIP K. I-IEIM, B. S. Mt. Union College SCIENCE, PHYSICAL EDUCATION OLEAN K. SWALLEN, B. S. Oliio State University AGRICULTURE MARY s. EIILTNER, B. S. Ohio State University COMMERCIAL ELEANOR M. I-IAAO, B. A. Baldwin Wallace College HOME ECONOMICS, ENGLISH SUPERINTENDENT iumww , Jag., . I' 'Q nf' L'-'ff' ELIZABETH SORN Kent State University ENGLISH, MATHEMATICS, ART RUTH K. SNEDEKER Kent State University SOCIAL SCIENCE, LITERATURE, MATHEMATICS GRACE E. SCI-IUTZ Kent State University FOURTH GRADE GRACE E. ADAMS Kent State University THIRD GRADE I ! '13 AE REV. JOI-IN L. MAUER ELSIE A. SMITH ROSE A. LEAVER St. Johns and Philips Religion Prima Grad NELL J. KELLER Cornell University Westchester State Normal SOCIAL SCIENCE, MUSIC, LITERATL C. JOHN ALBRECI-IT B. S. in Ed. Capital University SCIENCE, GEOGRAPHY, HEALTE EUNICE 6. PUFFENBERGEI Wartburg College SECOND GRADE MARY L. BUSS Kent State University FIRST GRADE O14 L a5O'5 SENIOR HISTORY ln IQBLL a majority of the present class of Seniors entered Canal Fulton High School as Freshmen. For advisor the class selected Nr. Dush under whose able direction the traditional Freshman weiner roast was held at l:ineFroclc's orchard. As Sophomores and seasoned veterans oF high school life we wel- comed our classmates From Manchester who have accompanied us through our remaining high school years. A weiner roast was held at l-ligh Mill Park. The Fall ol: 36 ushered in numerous activities that we as Juniors engaged in. With Mr. putlienberger as our new sponsor our weiner lirazzle was held at the high school. Our Junior play, Behind the News , was a grand success and the Junior-Senior Banquet ranlced as the Finest in the history ol: the school. Then came the dawn of our last year of high school lite. Our weiner roast was held at Bob Clay's Farm, our Senior Play was pro- duced, our annual edited, and graduation plans laid. A perfect climax was provided by the Juniors grand Banquet. And now with graduation Fouryears of happiness and enjoyment of high school lite will be concluded, but not the Friendships and memories, For they will linger on Forever. ROBERT CLAY Cordial and rourtearu, A gentlemen in and oul. Class Pres. I, 2, 3, 14 Band I, 2 Orchestra I, 2 Glee Club 2, 3, Li Football A I-Ii-Y 2, 3, u Debate 2, 3, lo Scholarship 3 Junior Play Indian Stahl: 3 Annual Staff A PAULINE SCHOTT Bland hair and eye! qfblueg fwifh plenlv qfmixrhiefaml tal- flli 100. Class Sec'y. ll Orchestra 2, 3, A String Ensemble 3, 14 Literary 2, 3, la Debate to Scholarship Team 2, 3, 14 Librarian 3, A Indian Staff A Annual Stag A LLOYD SMITH He ha: ez manner debonair, W ith Jhining patent leather hair. Hi-Y 3, A Annual Stall lo FOREST STUMP l'm elver merq fwhen I hear Jfwing muxir. Band I, 2, 3, 14 Orchestra 2, 3, L1 Glee Club I, 2, 3, a Annual Staff RICHARD BU RWELL Keen .feme and rommorr Jenfe, Leasuef lilile roomjbr nafuense. Glee Club I, 2, 3, a Baslretball 2 Football 2, LI Hi-Y 3, 14 Librarian 3, ll Scholarship Team 2, 3, li Annual Staff 14 Indian Staff 3 ROBERT SWIGART Girlr may rome and girl: may ga, But ah, me, Jo doe! lurk. Class Vice Pres. 14 Band I, 2, 3, ll Orchestra I, 2, 3, u Basketball I, 2, 3, I-I Football I, 3, 14 I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 14 Debate 3, ls Literary I Junior Play Annual Staff la Scholarship 2, 4 FORD DICKERHOFF ll eertainbf i.r a fren! Io Jef, Ayauth ru mode!! rr.: if he. Class Treas. LJ Manchester I Glee Club I, 3, 14 Football 2, 3, 14 Basketball I, 2, 3, I-A Baseball 3, A I-Ii-Y 3, A Debate 2, 3, I-I Scholarship I, 3 Annual Staff 14 ANN ZABADAI-I Ann .reemf rather quiet and Jhy, But ajieryou knolw her, My--My. Girl Reserves I, 2, it Home Ec. Club I Librarian I Annual Stalfli Ls FLORENCE ARNTZ Man haf hi: fwill, but a -woman har her -way. Glee Club I Scholarship 2 Annual Stahl: I4 Indian Stal:l: A AUDREY REICI-IENBACI-I Neither :inner nor Jam! zn the rlan. Home Economics Club I WARD MILLER U'1'rn too bury to .rleep niglztr, I ran .rleep in dau. Shreve I, 2 I-li-Y I-I High School Play 3 Annual Stafli ls Scholarship is EDITH GESAMAN Don't lnyour Jtcadyr inlerjire 'with your Jtudin. Glee Club I, 2, 3, A Girl Reserves I, 2 Literary 3, 14 Librarian 14 Annual Staff I-I Indian Stalif 14 LORIN SCHULTZ A littlzjizn no-'w and tlzrn, If goodjor zu important men. Basketball Mgr. 2, 3 Football Mgr. 3, lo Longfellow I I-li-Y 3, u Glee Club I Librarian 3, 14 Annual Staff la Indian Staff 3 Junior Play Cheerleader 3 BETTY BURZLAFF Brig? cheerful and full 07101, Sh: ir likrd by mort :furry one. I-Iome EC. Club I Librarian la Home Ex. Play I4 Scholarship 2, 3 Annual Staff A FLOYD SAWYER Girl 's don 'I intern! me Wall, rxrcpt Harriet. Basketball I, 2, 3, it Football J, ll Band 2, 3, A Glas Club I Annual Staff it I-li-Y 3, it wal 3 .qw 005' 'Q lg: :rash -I I Q 1. . .6- .--.1 ,J W ,.....-0 PAUL OSER lux! 'wait andyou 'will Ju, A fwondnful milkman lll'.I' bound to lu. Annual Stalili I4 MIKE DURINSKY Hzroe: are made not born. Football I, 2, 3, ls MARY SIMON Sh: ix Jfwnt, kann! and truz, Herjriendflzip i.r one you'l1 newer ruz. Lorin Andrews I Girl Reserves I Glee Club 3, A Librarian lb Annual Stalif I-I Literary I-L MARY JANE WILLIAMS We -will remember the day, Whzn you fwerz trofwnzd fluan of th: May. Manchester I Glee Club J, 14 Annual Staff la May Queen 3 CHESTER KIEFFABER All good 'work i.r done tha! -way, Without boaxting, fwitb- out dmculgy, 'without limitation. F. F.A. I, 2, 3, u F.F.A. Play 1+ DELBERT ROI-IR Valuable thing.: are done up in .rmall packages. F.F.A. I, 2, 3, ll inf! DELORES SIBILA The fwhale -'world lofuer an athlete, Wly :hauldn 't Tontie. Orchestra I, String Ensemble I Girl Reserves I, 2, ll Home Economics Club I Librarian I, 2 Cheerleader 3, It GENEVA FLETCHER Patient, mlm and full ef fvfof, Wan't the make a darling nurrie. Girl Rescrvcs I, 2, 1+ Home Economics Club I Annual Staff I+ ZORKA MARKOVICH In her heart, the defw qfyauth, On her lipr, the .mile U' truth. Manchester I Glee Club 2, 3, a Annual StaFF A Junior Play NELL FINEFROCK 1t': nice to be natural . When you're naturally nzte. Band 3 Orchestra 2, 3, I4 String Ensemble 3, It Glee Club I, 2, 3, lt Junior play Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, Lb Librarian 2 Literary 2, lc Indian Stalili ll Annual Staff A -,dau 'i can ALAN HOBBS Here'.r to lofve, the fire agaxnrt fwhuh there ir no rruuranee. Manchester I Basketball I, 2, 3, LL Football 2, 3, I-L Band 2, 3, I4 Orchestra 2, 3, is I-li-Y 2, 3, a Literary 2, 3, lb Junior Play Baseball 3, la Annual Staff ll Scholarship 3 WELLINGTON KETLER All :tate Center and all around athlete. Basketball I, 2, 3, A Football 2, 3, LL DALE McCLELLAN I 'would rather be right than he prerident. Annual StaFF I4 Glee Club 2, 3, A Coventry I, 2, 3 GLADYS KIPLINGER Where the mimi if, There the heart ir alm. Band 3, is Orchestra 3, I4 Glee Club 2, 3, I4 Manchester I String Ensemble 3, ll Junior Play Literary 3, lb EVELYN DOXSEE Not too Jhy, not too bold, Hair like runfhine, Heart like gold. Orchestra 2, 3, I-A Glee Club I, 2, 3, 1+ String Ensemble 3, I4 Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, It Librarian 2 Annual Staff lt Indian Staff: lt CHESTER SCHELLENGER What a man daref, I dare. Glee Club I Basketball I, 2 Portage Junior Highl Barberton Central 2, 3 PAULINE STENGER Alfwzgu at fworh, to do her bit, Helping other: 'when :he fee: ft. Glee Club I Girl Reserves I Annual Staff is Indian Staff I4 MARGARET SIMMONS Not .ro murh to my Not .ro -'well knofwn, But the hat a fway that'.r all her ofwn. Girl Reserves I, 2, I4 Home Ec. Club I VERLA MAE SCHALMO Variety if the .rpire qflye. Orchestra I, A Glee Club I String Ensemble 3, ll Literary ls Girl Reserves 2, 3, is Home Economics Club 3 EARLE DUNN It i.fn 't fwhatyou are thought to he, But -what you are. Danville I , 2 Annual StaFF A 4 Ns bw 'TIS' EDWARD CAMPBELL Generally fpeuhing, Ed ix generally Jpeahing. Manchester I Football 3, ll Basketball 3, I4 Band 2, A Ochestra 2, la Junior Play Hi-Y 2, 3, A Annual Staff ll Scholarship is IRENE I-IATI' Her thought! are fixed on duxty .rhel-'ue.r, Where mug' fuolumef hide Ihemrelfvex. Glee Club 2, 3 Home Ec. Play I1 Annual Staff: I4 BEI lY WILLIAMS l W ith gentle, yet pre-vailingjorre, Intent upon her Jertined raurxe. Manchester I Glee Club 2, 3 Indian Stall it GERTRU DE DANKO lyk? no longer fave hurry, LU2 J no better fwe fworry. Clinton I, 2 Band 3, a Orchestra 3, LL Glee Club 3, U ROBERT FISHER Why fnotber: get gray. Band 1, 2 Orchestra I, 2 Glee Club 2, 3, ll Hi-Y is BENNIE RAY I newer let my Jfudief inieqfkre fwitlz my edumtion Manchester I 'Basketball 2, 3 vw 4 1,7-is 4,4 ii- T H E was-ea -1 ll N l U N S JUNIOR CLASS Top Row: Margaret Stenger, Jean Sisler, Sarah Koppes, Mary Ellen Dunn, Russell Geiser, Doris Elsner Harold Drew, Louise Bruegger, Violet Weller, Anna Sedar, Ada Jean White. Third Row: Miss Fletcher, Sponsorg Faye Ott, Frances Arman, Evelyn Kaser, Earl Wolfe, Kathryn Trachsel Henry McCabe, Raymond Fisher, Elizabeth Reid, William Potter, Mildred Martin. Second Row: Paul Lantzer, Billy Fellrneth, Dean Kull, Harry Eicher, Roderick Burlchead, Robert Hanks Donald Potter, Wilbur Klever, Merle Jaclrson, Lillies Miller, Dolores Miller. Bottom Row: Betty Etling, John Clay, Joe Stitz, Helen Seliclr, Gerty Beavers, Robert Fishnich, Roy Dunn Gerald Hoeft, Alice Semelsberger, Ruth Gill, Maxine Galloway, 1 5 iii-HHN R 5'5- SOPHOMORE CIASS Top Qow: Philip Netling, Sylvia Vollc, Ethel Gesamen, Glenn Ellis, Minnetta Hessedence, Marjorie Burwell, Harriet Gilcher, Germaine Klein, Mabel Gibbs, Jaclc Boyd, Joe Gozdan, Ruth Oser, Anna Mary Crone. Third Row: Irene Graham, Dorothy Fisher, Ilo Harbaugh, Gilbert Hill, William Gibbs, Carl Drew, Roland Hansel, Jack Roach, Lillian Wood, Elsie Peyton, Milce Marlcovich. Second Row: Miss Hiltner, Sponsor, William Beavers, James Dugan, Clarence Kobie, Roger Cassidy, Rob' ert Shook, Jaclc Lehman, John Blank, Harry Baab, Ralph Laughlin, Richard Shetler. Front Row: Buryl Bloomfield, Jeanne Gascoyne, Robert Qichards, Robert lclces, Dorothy Getz, Mary Louise Lewis, June Harvey, Harold Oser, Arwood Diclcerholif, Martha Youngblood, Hilda Gainey. RE 5 H n E N FRESI-IMAN CLASS Top Row: l-larry Gaad, Alma Qohr, Glenn Semelsberger, Anton Stenger, l-lerlzert Miller, Mary Elizabegh Amos, Fred Smith, John Maxhimer, Norma Jean Stephan, l2uth Ann Colopy, Roy l-latt. Third Row: Vernon Johnson, Viola Franklin, Geraldine Schmidt, Pauline Greene, Clililcord Lindsay, Raymond Nichter, Faye Marie Reighart, Evelyn Gainey, Doris Gaudaur, Jeanne B-nab, Lewis Kull. Second Row: Mr. Lutz, Sponsorg Wayne Foxx, Vernon Bolgrin, l-lyla Athey, Ward Hitchcock, Lewis Miller, Ralph Kracker, Junior Ketler, Jack Dugan, Richard Dittrner, Edwin Kobie, Noel Ketter. Front Row: Walter Drew, llussell Ketler, Edwin Suderow, Constance Butler, Blanche Dolores Miller, Carl Smith, Francis Jane l-lill, Harriette Kittinger, Evelyn Jean Head, Robert Sibila, Ruth Donnenwirth, Sylvia Cormany. -2. as .Ib .- 4 f, i, nf . -1 L A . pg- if fif 225,153 QW ,gg 'N .: :M . mug M ww u-Nu m E......::f n sf gf Q.. EIGI-ITI-I GRADE Top Row: Donald Swigart, Claude Arman, Alberta Pryor, Dorothy Arrnan, William Quby, Robert Lohr, Gene Eellmeth, Eva Biblis, Beatrice Koppes. Middle Row: William Biblis, James Lerch, Edgar l-Qeighart, Alvin Simmons, Eugene Neal, Galen Hostetler, Hazel Pitz, Ruth Brenner, Bonita Schultz. Front Row: Melba Fischnich, Twila Lehman, Dorothy Ertle, Kathryn Seliclc, Nellie Smith, Patricia Parker, Melvin Boyd, Julia Horvath, Dale Trachsel, Gale Hartel. SEVENTH GRADE Top Row: Jay Butler, Bobby Johnson, Jessie Lepley, Edith Levers, Euna Gindlesberger, Otis Goodman, Jaclc Kittinger, Betty Klien, Merle Rohr, Marion Heppert, Margita Richards. Middle l2ow: paul Hitchcock, Henry Pendria, Richard Douglas, Qussel Hessedence, Harry Myers, Orin Laut- enschlager, Ray Gindlesberger, Doyle Lautenschlager, Lois After, Mrytle Cormany. Front Row: Henry Lindsay, Qebecca Kull, Jean Shooln, Elizabeth Durinslcy, Jeanette Burwell, Ella Notch, Olive Schultz, Robert Fox, Junior Everhart, Norma Edwards. Absent: Cecil Whitman, Virginia Rose. SIXTH GRADE Top Row: Earl Wood, Richard Swigart, Viola Lohr, Lloyd Shull, Delores Lindsay, Loah Lautenschlager, Betty Hill, Roy l-lostetler, Esther Jane Gilmor, Betty Lee Graham, Jean Rose. Third Row: David Shultz, June Rose, Lucretia Maier, lris Long, Ralph Spaulding, George Wallenhurst, James Fletcher, Donald Roach, Audrey Gaudaur, Dale Smith, Darrel Login. Second Row: Lloyd Smith, Glellene Amos, Lois Edwards, Helen Friclce, Lldis Fox, LeRoy Amos, Harlen Saures, Peggy Lou Keller, Anna Maier. Front Row: Jane Lytle, Doris Trachsel, Francis Roach, Dorothy Shoolc, Ruth Gibbs, Betty Palmer, Hazel Wolfe, Dale Roach, Franl: Stump, Delores Geiser, Betty Jane Hiltbrand. J-V Y f f,,f'?', 5 t . A t 2 9 ' K ' i . '-- s ,vw ra. Y s , 'C 'W ,it rr- , FIFTH GRADE Top Row: Richard Zabadah, Moana Brummit, Donna Edwards, Sliirley Burwell, Bobby Martin, Margaret Williams, Ethel Shoolc, Gene Suderow, Keith Gainey. Middle Row: Duane Miller, Carl l-lessedence, William Demharter, Betty Sovine, Norma Bruegger, Jean Fox, Thais King, Evelyn Franlclin, Woneta Dunn. Front Row: Bobby Neidert, Billy Ertle, Mildred Roby, William Powell, Byron Kohn, Marvin Gordon, John Parker, Thomas Lockhart, Mae Butler. Absent: Wilma Fletcher, Dorothy Hoiistetter, Dwight Saurers, Gertrude Siclcrnan, Eleanor Thiel. QQ 'fs-5 'Q 'QU FOURTH GRADE Top Row: Kathryn Smith, Elnore Smith, Elnore Edwards, Gene Heller, Eugene Grandstgfli, Jimmie Leh- man, Donald Rinehart, Arlene Dietz, Ralph Hitchcock, Thelma Amos. Third Row: Leona Notch, Erank Gindlesberger, Donald Ritz, Roger Brady, Erank Lockhart, Rita Bruegger, Mary Lou Hiltbrand, Vera Hostetter, Evelyn Brumitt, Dolly Hill. Second Row: Evelyn Hessedence, Mildred Sparks, Billy Reichenbach, Betty Hitchcock, Mary Kosa, Marjorie Grandstalif, Richard Hall, John Eox, James Smith, Clifliord Gaudaur. Eront Row: Jack Gesaman, Arthur Koppes, Samuel Ravkov, Alfredo Stewart, Heleh Lindsay, Richard Shu- bert, Harlin Grubb, Charles Kull, William Koppes, Junior Kittinger. Absent: Beverly Boron, Vern King, Robert Ries. THIRD GRADE Top Row: Patti Bauman, Maurine Brumitt, Thurl Gindlesberger, Charles Stump, George Grubb, Richard Powell, Mary Lee Henderlong, Raul Hostetler. Middle Row: Grace Lyons, Lucy Smith, Donald Eletcher, Merle Gordon, Laurabelle Mays, Carol Baab, Helen Rae Martin, Steve Benko. Front Row: Jean Schlauch, Alice Smith, Sally Lou Schroeder, Homer Bruegger, Rose Mary Fletcher, Rob- ert Shull, Barbara Miller, Robert Kittinger. Absent: Edna Mae Sickman, Robert Fuller, Louetta Holisteter, George Lee Hann, Lucille Long, Stanley Suderow. MN ,nr farm-.AQQQX SECOND GRADE Top Row: Barbara Rose, Carol Simmons, Donald Neidert, Donald l-lenderlong, Jaclc Greenhoe, lsabelle Lockhart, Sally Gordon, Edna Lohr, Vera Pavlcov. Middle Row: Donald Finefroclc, Wilma Albertson, Edward Mitslcevich, Delbert Burwell, lrene Kosn, Vera Simmons, paul l-lessedence, Patricia Hardgrove. Front Row: Dick Ries, Mabel Shook, John Maier, Alice Arman, Billy Gesaman, James Butler, Delores Bor- on, Norma Jean Smith. FIRST GRADE Top Row: Beverly Klein, Diclc Fletcher, Jack Seclcman, Jimmie Donnenwirth, Mary Ann Kull, Harlen Davis, June Saurers, Bobby Cormany, Mildred l-lostettler, Leila Joy Schroeder. Front Row: Ervin Dye, Wanda Greenhoe, Lawrence l-lann, Joann Wilson, Janet Ritz, Ralph Suderow, Vic- tor Fox, Floyd Miller, John Gibbs, William Gibbs, Glenda Gene Roach. Absent: Dona Gesaman, Laura Jean Bauman, Theodore Koppes. WIEIEIEIkErErEfErErErE2E?35E5EA UPPER GRADES Top Row: Donald Volk, Dale Hardgrove, Don Frantz, Ann Babiclc, Cecelia Paulus, Dorothy Gill, Vincent McCabe, Jaclr Stitz. Third Row: Marcella Rohr, Ruth Rohr, Roselle Rohr, Carl Oser, Don Rohr, Daniel Volk, Monica Young- blood, Harriet McArdle, Lois Sibila. Second Row: Richard Stephan, Joe McCabe, Rosemary Zimmer, Helen Volk, Frank Hamilton, Robert Steph- an, Ralph Schmidt, William Sibila, Alice Netling. Front Row: Betty Colopy, Stella Jare Schroeder, James Youngblood, Mary Volk, Verla Rohr, John Kran- shan, Richard Kobie, Harold Wagner, Vernon Rohr, Thomas Rohr. Absent: Donald Schondel, Edward Schott. LOWER GRADES Top Row: Charles Hamilton, Gene Sibila, Glenn Sibila, John Colopy, Anna Vollc, Patty Gill, Paul Schmidt, Joan McArdle, Mary Louise McArdle, Kathleen Seiliert, Marilyn Gill. Middle Row: Donald Stephan, Ted Hardgrove, Russell Hamilton, Terry Bremlramp, Fred Hamilton, Gerald Stephan, Joseph Murphy, Eunice McCabe, Phyllis Kobie, Glen Rohr. Front Row: William Remarlr, Eddie Murphy, James Colopy, Ray Bremlcamp, Elizabeth Hardgrove, Virginia Volk, Alice Mae Sibila, Robert Paulus, Barbara Youngblood, Dorothy Rohr, Dorothy Smith. .......1- HETI ITIEE EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES The question is often aslzed Why include extra-curricular activities ia a school program? The justifica- tion For such, is ir the opportunities they provide students to meet and exercise honorable traits of char- acter. Desirable self-expression in its various forms is essential to social, mental and spiritual growth. A well balanced, properly controlled and efficiently applied extra-curricular program is a natural means oF securing desirable sell:-expression. lt may talre place as a result of action on the gridiron or hardwood court, in music, literary, dramatics or Forensic competition or it may emerge through participation in club wor' and class leadership, yet each desirable activity becomes an agency that tends to provide the parti- cipant with a maximum opportunity and necessary experience to help develop special abilities and specific personalities. The choice ol: an avocational pursuit for whiling away leisure hours may become a vocational activity in lilieg the interests aroused, knowledge acquired and slrills developed in extra-curricular participation may lead to specialization in new and worthy Fields. The game of today may be the career of tomorrow, the imagination of the present may be a reality of the Future, and the novice in childhood days may be the budding genius of later life. I-II-Y Today Mr. l-leim is our club advisor and has served in that capacity since l933. Although the club en- gages in social activities, it is intent upon the support and improvement of our school and community. Along this line and in cooperation with the Girl Reservesg baslcets containing Food and clothing were dis- tributed during the Christmas season. A picture show and chapel discussion was held at the high school dealing with the temperance problem. During the school year a series oF twelve dancing lessons was spon- sored by the Hi-Y Club. LIBRARY Who is it who helps us out when we,just, must Find the liFe history oF a centipede, the name oi: Caes- ar's Mother or the population ol: Bulgaria? The librar- ians oF ccurse--those Faithful souls who must guess what bool: we want, when we only know the author's First name. lt's their duty to keep track ol: the 30 papers and magazines which circulate each period, the IOO boolcs which leave the library each day and more than that, they must appease the little youngsters From the grade school who just can't wait another day to read Mrs, Peter Rabbit . For their patience, their accuracy and their willingness to help, let's give them a vote ol: thanlcsl GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserve is an organization For girls of high school age which is fostered by the Y.W.C.A. It purpose is the development of Christian womanhood and the enrichment of personal and social living. Our club was organized in l932 and has a membership of twenty-Four. Speakers both instructive and inspirational have assisted us in our programs this past year. ORATORY TEAM The Oratory team members under the direction of their coach, Mr. Lutz, have made a splendid record For themselves regardless of the Fact that neither received First place. Alan Hobbs, one member of the team, lost by the vote of one judge, and Ada Jean White, the other member, lost out in the Finals. Both, we can say, did theirhvery best, 'and deserve all the credit given to them. S Hill AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT Top Row: Walter Drew, Russell Geiser, Harold Drew, Arwood Diclcerhott, Chester Schellenger, Earle Dunn, Joseph Stitz, John Maxhimer, Delbert Rohr, Phillip Netling. Middle Row: Mr. Swallen, Merle Jaclcson, Donald Potter, Ralph Kracker, Wellington Ketler, Ralph Laughlin, Chester Keilrfaber, Richard Dittmer, William Potter. Front Row: Joseph Gozdan, Vernon Johnson, Clilfliord Lindsay, Gilbert Hill, Mike Durinslcy, Junior Ketler, Roy Dunn, Robert Richards, Harold Oser. INDUSTRIAL ARTS HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Top Row: Ward Hitchcock, Noel Ketter, Edwin Kobie, Robert Top Row: Mary Ellen Dunn, Ethel Gesaman, Miss Haag, Har- Fischnich, Vernon Bolgrin. riette Kittinger, Jeanne Sisler, Sylvia Cormany. Front Row: Harry Gadd, Harold Drew, Anton Stenger, Fred Middle Row: Blanche Miller, June Harvey, Audrey Reichenbach, Smith, Robert Sibila, Russell Ketler. Norma Jean Stephan, Ruth Colopy, Francis Hill. Front Row: Anna Sedar, Betty Burzlalili, Maxine Galloway, lrene Hatt, Geraldine Schmidt, Evelyn Kaser. X 2 1 ... me is A I t 5 M., f 1 'L :Taxi :'ii'F.f:.. . Q, , - STARK COUNTY DEBATE CHAMPIONS Our school is very proud of the debate teams who have won the First Starlc County Debate Champion- ship that Canal Fulton has ever had. ln winning the championship, the teams won the last ten debates. The members of the two teams are: labove, left to right? Ford Diclcerhott and Qobert Swigart of the Negative team, Qobert Clay and John Clay OF the Affirmative team, and llower lelttl Pauline Schott, alternate. fLower rightil Mr. Russell--coach ot debate during the last three years, during which time Fulton has tied For one, and won one championship. Mr. Lutz assisted with the debaters the Forepart ol: the season, until the oratorical team was organized. This ma azine is written d EM EQEEQM Ee Q l ff l e 1 e Q Feb. 4,1958 STAFF IN THE LAST FEW YEARS--- 501711 C1317 Canal Fulton has turned out Mildred Martin many great athletic teams and we Dean Kllll know that the students and towns Harry Eicher Florence'Arntz Evelyn Doxsee Nell Finefrock Pauline Schott Pauline Stenger P L A 15 people are proud of them and their records. l However, there is another field 1 has stood in which out which speaks ollowers of This is 'ia the spect- of which . It is the which our school or good tors, of- we hope e games us. A have , booing ple rumry m f..X sting of the . .A. was helm llst evening in the High School Auditorium. A debate between the Doylostown Aff. and the Canal Fulton Neg. teams furnished the program. Mrs. Smith gnve Q vocal solo. 1 , Q-,QU A pi' ig , W. ,E 4' H75 fkig f' , ww l , 'i QW, ow, 1 ,RM -fs Q xy 'g7?3gvf's X 2 iff - W V qv' s s tw I 4' 4' xg H. ,,. , Q l , . 'I a at - : 5 1. 4 4 uk K I f my 25' ' 3 F5 -' ' ' , 'B 'i M' M , J! l , a I W 3 , ? .., 'Q :gf V. ,p ' .J L ' mn x ' ' , A.-: 4 Q ' T Y :Q V , Q H y x 'a-532, M j'4',,A's 1 Af' L. 4, I O l!1Q'i,f,Q 3 . is 'W 4 yi gP '1,t 'yr ', QVJM ,- Q ,gi arf Q ,N ML , Ui? ale! b- ' if H'.3?:2ffff, 55154315 S M yimff vii ' f f'?ff45f' in sdfb h, A ' fi! ? 'Q if iii , 7 41,3- gny A ,xml A . M3252 f ' J ' S45 1 4 ? Elf? f f I ff ,Q 4 ,T 4 ' gig? f . N ,f Q if Y f :gg ' if 5' f Q35 4 6 Q X 'Zi' ' 3 ii J ' X X .4 EBF? 4 , 5 , f ,W 5 fn ' I Mhiiw -S3 . is ht W .,Ls ' A Sky? LITERARY TEAM Front Row: Pauline Schott, Edith Gesaman, Ruth Gill, John Blank, Doris Gaudaur, Faye Reiglwart, Eliza- beth Reid. Beclr Row: Norma Edwards, Rebecca Kull, Marjorie Bunfvell, Gladys Kiplinger, Evelyn Gainey, Nell Fine- Froclc, Edwin Suderow. Absent: Verla Mae Sclwalmo. The events included the Following: piano solo, dramatic reading, stringed instrument, wind instru- ment and vocal duet. Fulton was represented in the semi-Finals and Finals of the county elimination. Miss l-liltner coached the dramatic readings. The musical events were coached by Mr. Puffenberger SCHOLARSHIP Top Row: Sarah Koppes, Edwin Suderow, Marjorie Burwell, Roy l-latt, Glenn Ellis, Vernon Johnson, John Maxhimer, Constance Butler. Middle Row: Jeanne G-ascoyne, Elsie Peyton, lf-lelen Seliclz, Milne Marlcovich, l-lyla Athey, Pauline Schott, Doris Gaudaur, Robert Hansel, Jean Baab. Front Row: John Blank, Dean Kull, Robert Shook, Edward Campbell, Harry Eicher, Richard Burwell, Robert Swigart, John Clay, Ward Miller. JUNIOR POLICE Top Row: Bonita Schultz, Hazel Pitz, Melba Eischnich, Alvin Simmons, Edgar Reighart, Eugene Neal, Dale Trachsel. Bottom Row: Robert Lohr, Alberta Pryor, Donald Swigart, Twila Lehman, Patricia Parker, Gale I-lartel, Nellie Smith, Billy Ruby. W Q59 Sm. 'Y n,f wwf' Nur sw WT, 'La'-H' ak T x 1 X 1 5 Jajvili 1? ,R+ sg . Q A 1-1 'B He! Q 4 P , QQ jzifg iliw, 'iq . 8? 5 ., x .44 YA ,Q'f251sf Tl7 5 ,S-.W Wg IJAL S Qll his Q i N . Mr. Puttenberger came to us three years ago and as a result ot his eiiiiorts, Canal l:ulton's music department is one ot the most outstand- ing in Starlc County. l-le has so arranged a schedule ol: lessons that students receive individual instruction each weelc. Under his guidance the orchestra and glee clubs have become industrious organizations, whose splendid perliormances are an evidence of his capability and a source ot pride to the school. Who needs to mention the Band! lts well-ordered drills in those uniiiorms are only contributory to a lceener appreciation ot the excel- lence of the music they play. Surely Canal Fulton is most Fortunate to have a director so able, a teacher so diligent and a gentlemen so Fine in this most worth-while department. l-le has truly been an inspiration to us all. BAN D Fulton's band of 60 members has today developed into the greatest organization ol: its kind that Canal Fulton High has ever known. The remarkable performance and marching ability that has been devel- oped in these boys and girls has been evident at our Football and basketball games throughout the year. Not conFining itself only to its marching Feats and home appearances, the band appeared at the Stark County Fair, P. T. A. Fair, the Spring Music Concert and various other activities. Enough cannot be said in appreciation of this organization For iz has not only gained recognition from the townspeople and sur- rounding communities, but has been praised throughout our part of the state. ORCHESTRA The orchestra, made up of I-AO young musicians,is nearing the end of another very successful season. Not only has their quality ot performance been outstanding, but they have added new members and new instru- ments to the organization, greatly enchancing its possibilities. dnder the able direction of Mr. Puffenberg- er, the orchestra rendered the musical setting For our three high school plays and their Christmas numbers provided the body ot our Christmas program. The seniors espe:ially want to thank all orchestra members for their invaluable participation at the Baccalaureate serxices as vxell as Commencement. GLEE CLUB The Glee Club pictured here, a group ol: sixty mixed voices, has met throughout the year as a regular curricular activity. Mr. Putfenberger has not only developed a chorus that has proven itself very eFFicient at accompanied singing, but has an organization that is equally adept at a capella, or unaccompanied work. This is not even undertaken in many high schools throughout the state. The appearance ol: the club at P.T.A. meetings and the Spring Music Concert has won For them wide acclaim. The appreciation ol: their eliforts and resulting quality of behavior and perliormance at both the Christmas program and the Bacca- laureate service cannot be Fully expressed by mere words. Y 'i 'U X IEW' 9 Q Q L' A ex 5? - . v '3 gg .-I t . . A , ff N N. Q . Q Q, , Q 1 1 ,' I S ' -FV . sp ' I . 5 f 5 1 ' 5 . 5 .,.., i zz.. ' 5 , ' ,., ..,. . S ev Z A I f A - - - 4 A 1 A .-. .3 2 2-. if vu f-X V 'jx'- f.s. X--'- wV s A - .' Q 1 Q E, at Y M45 .HV'W's'V 6 . 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Indeed Coach Nip l-leim is deserving ol: the tributes paid him as the attainments ol: his teams veriliy: Winners of Sportsmanship Trophy in l93ll and I935g Sectional Basketball Co-champs in I93llg County League and Tournament Basketball Champions,County l:ootballChamp- ions in I935g County League Basketball Champions, Northeastern Ohio District Basketball Champions, County Football Champions in I936g District Basketball Champions in l937g County League and Tour- nament Basketball Champions, Northeastern Ohio District Basketball Champions, Ohio State Basketball Champions in l93B. FOOTBALL Top Row William Beavers paul Lantzer John Clay Clarence Kobie Second Row Junior Ketler Jack Lehman Robert l-lanlcs Robert Fishnich Robert Shook Harry Eicher Wayne,Fox Wilbur Klever SQUAD Third Row Robert Clay Ford Diclnerhoff Floyd Sawyer Alan Hobbs Wellington Ketler Milne Durinsky Edward Campbell Robert Swigart Fourth Row William Gibbs Noel Ketter Richard Burwell Lewis Miller Jack Dugan Ralph Laughlin j FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Canton St. Johns Magnolia North Canton Greentown Rittman Brewster Jackson Twp. Navarre Middlebranch Waynesburg We-They lu-o ru-o o-o o-o I2-7 L16-6 le-6 26-6 IQ-21 32-O -QA rx. X my S im, Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb Feb. Feb Feb Feb Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. I9 Mar. I9 OHIO STATE Northeastern Ohio District Champions BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Rittman East Sparta Onville No. Canton Waynesburg Alumni Brewster Orrville No. Canton Canton Twp. Rittman Beach City Greentown Jaclcson Twp. Middlebranch Navarre East Canton Beach City Canton Twp. Sebring Independence Greentown Wyoming U. Arlington Shawnee Enon there here there there here here there here here here here here there there here here Massillon Massillon Massillon Kent Kent Kent Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus TH EY 34 I8 25 I3 26 30 2I 20 I5 23 115 I8 II 25 I7 I7 I3 20 29 20 25 25 40 218 26 2I County League and Tournament Champions Front Row: Middle Row: Back Row: BASKETBALL SQUAD Ford Diclcerhofli Robert Shook Harry Eicher Wellington Ketler Alan Hobbs Robert Swigart Floyd Sawyer P. K. l-leim, Coach Ralph Lauglin, Mgr. Robert Fischnich Jaclc Lehman Robert l-lanlcs Edward Campbell Dean Kull Junior Ketler Billy Fellmeth Buryl Bloomfield Harry Gadd Raymond Nichter Jaclc Boyd Jacl: Dugan John Blank l-larry Baab Wayne Fox Jack Roach , Henry McCabe, Mgr, GRADE SCHOOL BASKETBALL Back Row: Mr. Albrecht, Joe lVlcArdel, Dean Fisher, Lloyd Shull, Jaclc Kittinger, Bobby Martin, Franlc Stump, Keith Gainey, Bobby Fox. Front Qow: Diclc Swigart, Melvin Boyd, Junior Eberhart, Doyle Lautenschlager, Dale Trachsel, Orin Laut- enschlager, Gale l-lartel, Don Swigart, Gene Fellmeth. Mr. Albrecht upon his graduation From Capital Univer- ifill l sit in IQ37 came to Canal Fulton in the Fall of the iq j y ? same year as n member ol: the grade school Faculty, couch oF grade school athletics and assistant Football L coach. OOKIN FORW RD THROUGH THE PAST N3 4' ' .. ,wflns -- 4' 4. ,ng x M wg, 1 H -.fs-W '13-lgQ'.5lL 'pf . we ..,,,,. .a .Q '51-hx: x., 'fivifikl V. g iw 1 mg. Sept. nv n u Oct. n rn Nov. in an n u n n in n nv Dec. I3- I3- I7- 211- Q- 8- io- 28- 29- 29- 29- so 2- 14- 5- 5- 12- I2- io- 20- 20- 20- 214- 25- 29- 9- CALENDAR School opened. Boolcs and locker assignments. St. Johns-O Fulton-l2. Magnolia-O Fulton-ILL. North'Canton-O Fulton-O. Greentown-6 Fulton-O. Rittman-I2 Fulton-7. Brewster-6 Fulton-LI-6. Teachers Convention, Cleveland. Four girls sang For the convention. l-li-Y-Girl Reserves l-lalloween Party. P. T. A. l-lalloween Party. East Sparta:O Fulton-6. , R T. A. Covered Dish Dinner at School Small Tovvn Qorneof' Navarre-6 Fulton-20. Middlebranch-2I Fulton-IQ. Open l-louse. l2oller Skating Party. Waynesburg-O Fulton-32. Senior Day. penny Fair. Girl Reserves Formal lnitiation. Thanksgiving- No School. Girl's Junior Jackets. Grade Declamation Contest. Dec. H H lr ir in rl n n n Un. n H ll lv u in n H n H ll n ll n H II4- CALENDAR Rittman-34 Fulton-2I. East Sparta-I8 Fulton-514. Orrville-20 Fulton-145. North Canton-I3 Fulton-I-LI. 22- Waynesburg-26 Fulton-37. 23- Christmas program. - Auction and Christmas' Exchange 214- Vacation begins. 28- Alumni Game su-so. 29- p.T.A. Alumni party. Back to School. Fulton-I-L5 Brewster-2l. Orrville-20 Fulton-514. IO- AFP. Debate at Smithville. Qoller Skating Party at Canton. All Debate at Massillon. Neg. Debate at N. Canton. AFF. Debate at Jackson. North Canton-I5 Fulton-39. Neg. Debates-Jackson. I9-2O- Semester Examinations. Canton Twp.-23 Fulton-60. 22- Rittman-145 Fulton-514. - Picture Show Tundra , 28- Beach City-I6 Fulton-bl. 29- Fulton-59 Greenrown-H. eb. 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 11 Mar. u 11 CALENDAR LL- Fanfare Quintette. Li- Fulton- 65 Jackson-25. 7- Annual pictures talcen. Q- Visit by State lnspector. IO- Navarre Neg. Debates at Canal Fulton. ll- Qev. Fudge spoke. Il- Middlebranch-I7 Fulton-50. I2- Teachers lnstitute and Convention ot Board Members at Canton Twp. I2- Debate Tournament at Canton Twp. I2- Navarre-IQ Fulton-5I. lu- Cupid's busy day. ILL- Semi-Finals in Debate at East Canton. I6- l2ev. Brand. Mr. Bingham of Washington, D. C., with Seniors. I8- Picture At the Front in the afternoon. l8-IQ- County Baslcetball Tournament, Massillon 2I- l2ev, Rohrbaugh addressed the school. 22- Holiday- Washington! Birthday. 25-2b- County Basketball Tournament. lo- LL- Sectional Tournament at Kent. Sebring 20-Fulton 31 ll- District Tournament at Kent. I7- State Tournament at Columbus. ' X .Mi-vi March ll in April May in rl u eg e 25- 25- 26 28- 2- 8- 3- ln- i5- ia- 2o- 22- 29- 3o- 6- 7- 2o- 214- 25- 26- 28- 28- 29- ai- CALENDAR First Literary Contest. Qev. Maurer before the student body. Debaters at Findlay. Show and Lecture on the Pan-American Operetta. Second Literary meet. Rev. Cassidy. Literary Contest Finals. Glee Club-Manchester. Rev. Fudge. Band at Canton. Rev. Brand. Junior Play. Rev. ROl1fbBlIQl l. Music Contest at Alliance. Music Concert. Canton Music Festival. Senior Play. Final Examinations. Vacation-Farewell, Seniorsl Junior-Senior Banquet. May Day exercises. Alumni Banquet. Baccalaureate Services. Commencement. U2oad. .Y QW 'Se . y Y . cfzfsi. . .a . - .4 1 .L ,J .9- ?f i 2 3 + M L r - Pffiii' A. ' 1 A y T 2. P is ,fi y x's.,a,i-,glqsh ll RTM A ,. I 1 . ' fb 2' '.-.,- ., , 1 f fwgfzw- ... - X K K.. X f Compliments of KANNER AND BERGER v The Leading Clothiers for Young Men nnd Women U MASSI LLON, OHIO CLASS OF 1878 Frank A. Fisher J. Wesley Blller Frances Houck CLASS OF 1880 Alden J. Klttlnger James J. Easly Alpheus W. Jackson Anna M. Daler Louisa Eckroad Phllomena Steiner Flora Bergold CLASS 0F 1881 Arthur E. Breece Charles E. Freet Charles E. Jackson Wm. E. Klttlnger Thomas J. Leeser Nathan C. Miller B. B. Hayle C. M. Shafer Albert B. Wagner Anna M. Brown Maud Klrk cuss or me Reese H. Clark Thomas D. Wagner John C. Wiser Albert-B. Showers Abble J. Porter Callle McLaughlin Clara Moke CLASS OF 1883 Ed. E. Wagner Grace A. Kurtz Florence Breece CLASS OF 1884 E. L. Gicher Harry G. Kurtz Ed. C. Miller James E. Pomeroy George F. Pollock William H. Wagner Louisa Forst CLASS OF 1885 ysses Hourlet ttle Buckmaster va B. Danner Cora B. Elliott Nellle Hoover Clara Stover CLASS OF 1886 Edwin B. Robinson T. J. LaCroix James T. McLaughlin Freeman A. Leeser Ella May Wagner Mary M. Hourlet Ella M. Murphy Etta Klrk Katie E. Henry CLASS 0F 1887 Phldello Smith Fanny M. Breece Alda L. Harmon Katie M. Flynn Ellen B. Leaver CLASS OF 1888 Samuel R. Bachtel Wm. P. Evans D. E. McGee John L. Llg ett Samuel G. Zimmerman Slathlel M. Llggett Wm. H. Harter John S. Hoover Edmund D. Eckroad Albert C. Ackemxan Effie F. Harter Emma C. Donnenwlrth Chloe E. Kmmger Emma A. Moke Lucy N. Yockey CLASS OF 1889 Arthur R.. Albright Samuel E. Elllot George Fellmeth Edward J. Hammer Charles W. Kirk Horace G. Kirk Russell R. Robinson Thomas M. Sterling Anna Edwards . Zellna E. Hourlet Luella B. Landrock Mary L. Llggett Q Frankie E. Murphy Bertha E. Porter Myrtle M. Porter Jennie Sandoe Minnie F. Taggart Flora Williams CLASS OF 1890 George B. Fulton ' Wesley F. Houk Clement F. Housman F. E. Mobley Ada L. Jackson Maud E. Porter Lulu M. Porter Belle Kirk Emma E. Leeser Clara L. Labbe Anna L. Pomeroy Minnie M. Oberlin CLASS OF 1891 Harlev H. Robinson Paul B. Patterson Cyrus R. Myers Annie Robinson Florence E. Davis Adella M. Donnenwlrth Nannle E. Group Irene G. Porter CLASS OF 1892 Herbert Shafer Albert Fellmeth Homer E. Moke Dennis J. Jordan John G. Schroeder Charles Ruch Charles C. Relnoehl Otls G. Stover Maggie M. Easly Edith J. Elllot Emma A. Forst Edith 1-I. Hoover Lillian G. Schllllnger Jennle G. Kitt Rosa B. Jackson Alberta Schllllnger . CLASS OF 1893 Archie A. Campbell Truman Buckmaster George P. Stovfer Meta E. Buck Grace Moore Anna A. Eckert Lizzie L. Fishley ,Daisy M. Ford Meta B. Housman Jennie C. Streeby CLASS OF 1894 George A. Hoover John A. 'Fellmeth John M. McLaughlin Edwin O. Ackerman Frank F. Buckmaster Jonathan G. Lester Erwin H. Porter Flora Kitt Emma P. Blank Marguerite E. Breen May Kirk Cora A. Harklns Hattie L. Schild Helen Elliott Elta M. Lutz CLASS OF 1895 Henry R. Gllcher Harry W. Stover Early R. Porter Alvin L. Simmons Florence B. Edmonds Ella M. Gill Elfholtz Mary Lutz ' Mattie E. Hammer Iris C. McFarland Clara D. Simmons Grace Yost CLASS OF 1890 Charles W. Buck Harry H. Brown Harty V. Schroeder Ira W. Lerch Carl K. Myers Edward E. Porter Grier P. Mobley Homer H. Weaver J. A. Lloyd Weaver Jennie C. Myers Helen M. Ernshaw Mary B. Danner Emma Llmbach 0. Grace Fisher Rosa A. Breen lumni , Lottie L. Schllllnger Eva G. Bevard Ehie M. Simpson Esther B. Harman Mabel C. Kitt Mary M. Lereh Nellie M. Breece Cordla M. Weir Josephine M. Herman Olive G. Bevard Emma M. Eippert G. Hattie Glll Estella Well Eva R. Breece Lottie A. Rlehl CLASS OF 1897 Samuel S, Blller Edward J.'Nlchter Carl L. McFarland Edward R. Kelly Walter P. Fisher J. Kirk Ott James E. Sandoe Homer ,Naftzger Abbie McLaughlin Ella Simmons Jennie Wilson Sadie Yoder l CLASS 0F 1898 Lloyd Harktns Charles V. Klttlnger Wm. Parks Burton 'N. Rohrer Clarence Stump Grace Balchley Maud E. Maurer Nettle 0. Simmons Elizabeth Sorn Rosa M. Yock CLASS OF 1899 Albert Nlchter Edward Donnenwirth Charles Schlld Marjorie Donnenwlrth Cora E. Kreer Ella Wagner Nellle J. Klttlnger Mary Williams Nettle Brown Ollve Schlllinger Caroline Lelbenguth Miriam D. Hoover Louisa Bauman CLASS OF 1900 Earl G. Mathle Charles W. McLaughlin Percy H. Harmon Arthur McFarland Wm. R. Myers Lee A. Reinoehl Dorothy N. Focht Bertha L. Buck Goldie M. Blller Carrie B. Kirk Mabel C. Myers Nora Murray C. Elsie Hourlet Catherine Som Kittie Wilson Maggie A. Moke Ethel M. Hardgrove Rosetta A. Links CLASS OF 1901 C. Albert Breece Ralph R.. Bevard Jay N. Braucher Curtis s. Klttlnger M. Curtis Miller Berlin B. Well L. Roy Miller Ervin Donnenwlrth Edith E. Schrader Ada B. Becker Charlotte E. Swlgart Bertha I-1. Blank Laura B. Myers Pearl R. Myers Pearl E. Kittlnger Rosalie C. Mayet Frances A. Steiner Florence Kenlray CLASS OF 1902 Wm. N. LaVlers Oscar W. Whltmyre Gertrude A. Brown Florence M. Clemens Edlth D. Foltz Clara M. Elppert Alice L. Griffith Amelia M. Hlser Louisa. M. Paul CLASS OF 1903 1 Walter B. Anderson Ivan H. Wenger -Harry Wagner Henry W. Simmonds ' Pearl M. Housman M Emma McLaughlin 'Hazel L. Miller ' Lottie Murray CLASS OF 1904 '- Lewis M. Shafer Ernest R. Wolf , Frank M. Elppert hHarry N. Myers .John F. Links Leila Maud Oberlin HRuby Shgljlng ' - Lilly M. rn Y Aimee Hoover xGrace M. Klttinger Luella R. Leibenguth CLASS OF 1905 f-William H. Links J- Elmer Downing N Purcell L. Hammer N Carrie B. Rhoades x Nellie B. Moulton CLASS OF 1906 Carrie M. Glnther' Esther M. Grod' Cora Blanche Myers CLASS OF 1907 f W. Arnold Blank vMahlon A. Shafer Edgar M. Kauffman - Harry E. Foltz Edna Brown Gertrude Clay Eva Luclle Flnefrock -Grace M. Labbe -Florence E. McGee Edna E. Paul Amanda J. Foltz , Frances M. Koehler - Lottie M. Stoner CLASS OF 1908 Leo Brown Floyd C. McLaughlin William H. Sorn Frank L. Oberlin 'Gerhard H. Blsker John C. Koehler Bessie Cameron Miller -.Jennie S. Breck Mabel E. Gettlngs CLASS OF 1909 Ray O. Brinker Ralph W. Pitz Alvert A. Lelnlnger -Dremond M. Slsler -.Norma B. Smith -Abbie M. Krear Zella Belle Grotf .J Mary C. Kurtz ,- Maud M. Moulton -Helen E. Labbe '- Ila M. Miller Maud Morrison CLASS OF 1910 1-Clarence W. Brown Arthur C. Blank 'Arthur H. Foltz Daniel Gaddls Clyde F. McCllntic Russel A. Brand James C. Leith Helen Marian Miller 'Mary M. Foltz Vera A. Rhoades Anna M. Otten Ella Smith Leda R. Brown Belle Perskey CLASS OF 1911 Donald Gordon Leith Robert D. Fellmeth .James Lester Flnefrock ' James Henry McGee 'r Margaret M. Lehman Hazel E. Kirk Gladys D. Moyer Jennie B. Shetler -'Ruth Hilda Knight CLASS OF 1912 Q' Frank H. Blsker S- Kenneth R. Hoffman M- John A. Jones Leo E. Koehler 'Jacob A. Persky Q Oakley M. Shafer Frank J. Sours Mabelle E. Clay Barbara E. Griffith Hazel Hauxwell Esther E. Kurtz Ethna M. Miller r' Ora F. Mlller Vera Miller -.Mary C. Vanderhoof CLASS OF 1913. Ralph J. Blank HD. L. Huffman Edward C. Labbe Russel P. Glnther Ray F. Hiser uf Herbert Swlgart Clyde H. Butler Claude H. Fashbaugh Arnold C. Fisher Archie R.. Brinker Andrew Dlgwan Miller Russell J. berlin John R. Slsler Howard Stoner Hazel Dell Foltz ' Helen M. Miller v Anna Morrow Marie Smith Jennie E. Noot Cora N. Putt CLASS OF 1914 Virgil V. Braucher Russell H. Rudy ...Ralph D. shook -Paul R. Swlgart Charles A. MCL8UKhlln 1Glennard Well ' V-Weldon Willgohs J. V. Dugan . -Grace M. Anderson - Florence Brand .Vera M. Flnefrock Carrie Lelnlnger -Katy W. Otten Esther Presky Kathryn M. Shafer Velnp B. Braucher Alice E. Clay Sarah J. LaVlers CLASS OF 1915 Roy R. Baughman 'F. Whitney Evans Carl H. Koeler Nathan A. Miller Fred P. Miller Howard J. Richter ' -Milton M. Rhoades Perlee C. Rohrer Carl L. Smith Grace Lauretta Daily Ethel Frances Marsh --Portia Charmane Marsh W-Dorothy Alys Miller -Gladys Lurille Miller -.. Clara Edna Monroe Mildred Grace Oberlin CLASS OF 1916 Arnold J. Labbe - Charles W. McGee Sldnew J. McGrew Owen S. Rardon ,Ellie M. Shembechler Austin Llggett Vanderhoo Edith E. Bauman -Edna B. Herron ,Lois E. McGee 4-Worth C. Myers -Lydia F. Wlttman A cuss or 1917 -- Pauline Steiner -'Madeline Smith K Paul Fellmeth Clifford Brown CLASS OF 1918 ' Fannie McGee Emma Baughman Metta M. Miller S. Irene Persky Howard R. Flnefrock Nelson Koehler Lowell B. Streby -.Burton W. Lytle -Edwin J. Evans Marllne Lawrence H. J. Carter Charles G. Rhoades Dewey Greenhoe f CLASS OF 1919 'Paul Blank. fGlenn Hellar -Leslie Simmons -n Randall Klrtz Q, Nellie Botklns p Maurlne Brown Dorothy Fellmeth Corlne Moulton Marian Rayl Beulah Scott CLASS OF 1920 Howard Evans Reed Meckllng Luclle Hartz Rule Ketter QCBYY Kirk Grace Kellar Hazel Schallenberger Florence Troytman CLASS OF 1921 Wendell Flnefrock Oscar Kurtz Hazel Davidson pfiwendolyn Woodworth -Eleanor Streby' CLASS OF 1926 Lavenda Baughman Alma Beougher . Treva Elcher- Dorothy Johnson Florlne Kurtz Helen Packard Inez Phllpot Lillian McGee Alma Bauman 4-Wilbur Bauman Ralph Burget Robert Evans -Calvin Franklin Edwln Oser Leona Williams CLASS OF 1921 Helen Arntz Bessie Burget Sadie Diller Garnet Doxsee Grace Fletcher ihelma Geler Dorothy Hellar qborothy McGee Hazel Whitman -Chester Hunold CLASS OF 1922 Lester Dgily Isabel Blanki - f .5 Vlrgll Etling Elizabeth Blller Marvla Greenhoe Ursula Gill 'Walter Wagner Flocla Fllllez 'Eugene Young 0Esther Fudge , Zenith Lawrence qnhllllan Ruehllng Grace Stover Grace Troyer Porter. 'Buck -rRussell Humlbert Herman Fudge - 'Harry Kellar 1-Owen Housman xiii! Welden Moke Whitney Well Marlon Dewalt ' CLASS OF 1923 Dorothy C. Franz , Anna McGee Gertrude Ruehllng Zelma. Whitman Stanley Fudge 5-Ralph Heppert CLASS OF 1924 Margaret Albrlght Florence Geler -Jessie Packer Isabelle Rail Mary Schembechler Ethyl Troyer 'scary Wagner Preston Lawrence Thirl Lawrence 'Carl Suderow -Laveme Streby -Donald Simmons . CLASS OF 1925 Gladys Burget Dorothy Flnsfrock Lorraine Fr erlck lLol.s Gerth Dorothy Greenhoe Gertrude Hammer Margaret Jackson Margaret Ovudear Mary Paffle 'May Relchenbach Evelyn Simmons Dorothy Stockert Koen. Tritt ls Young Alma Schalmo Catherine Steiner Robert Albright Wllbur Blller :Harrison Foust George Fudge 'valley Gels I John 'Gill Edwin ,Guess ,Lawrence Hall -'Nevin Jones ' Harold Kurtz, Howard Mayer ' xeurlce Mitchell Bhlll ,FAI-den Surbey John Staple . -600119 Geler, Mnr..1'n :I .8onT CLASS OF 1928 'Elizabeth Kurtz Mary Wlllmotte Lillian Shilling Deltha Flshnlck Karl Shook +'Carey M. Gordon John Stltz -Edwin Bauman 4'Henry Ruehling-ACKBO -Glenn Ripley William Evans Richard Fellmeth sDavld Baughman Orold Seifert Ethel Yager CLASS 01 1929 Wilma Bauman Harriet Jones Ruth Troyer Camilla Youngblood Hermlne Hessedenoe oHarry Williams Paul Ellis Lester Etllng qPaul Young Wilbur Fellmeth CLASS OF 1932 Pearl E. Cormany Q Louis M. Everhart Helen M. Franklin Ruth C, Haag Margaret Kick Violet B. Kellet Marle C. Nichter Leone Reinoehl Catherine Sanders Marie A. Stltz Daniel D, Carmany -Delmar M, Flnefrock -Perlee 0. Franz James A. Gabor 'Fred A. Gill Wayne Greene George K. Hoover Peter M. Hessedence Roger Ketler Raymond King Keith Lawrence Harold R. Lewis Alfred Mansfield William E, McFarland Richard G. Relghart Paul E. Seifert Joseph W. Seifert Lewis M. Stltz Paul F. Stltz Donald P. Swope Lester E. Yager Melvin A. Youngblood uWalter E. Gesaman CLASS OF 1933 Cecil Rardon Lloyd Shaffer John I-Iennlng Mary Moke Paul Ripley Marie Smith George Schuman Florence Kulp 4-James Flnefrock Nina Dunn Lois Mathle George Wentsch Allean West. Richard Lercn Ifenelclggef mms wagner no d mmim Wllllam Wagner 5' Dy Ralph Packer Harry 'ich ba h John Kick Evelyn R' en U3 William oser :msn Ronald Rennlnger vincent Sm, wuiiamlganmcx Robert Moke Jung! al0scar Calome in . Josephine Krutky CLASS OF 1930 Esther Dye Elizabeth Hessedence 'Harold H5341 Geraldine Reichenbach -'Cleo Stump Norma Frake Charles Toth Lillian Drew Ruth Hessedence Catherine Suderow Grace Hall Marie Knxtky Sylvia Williams 1lPaul Harget Cloyd Lawerence tRobert Ketter Raymond Oser CLASS OF 1931 John Smith Louise Buchman Mildred DeWalt Mary Kipllnger Emily Mathle Irene Roby Hazel Gill Ruth Guess Mabelle johnson Edith Troyer Geynell Lusk Helen V. Donnenwirth Dorthea Dunn Mamie Relchenbach Hamid Shetler mbelmal' Culp Earl Luthe Harry Melbert Delmar Jones ,Helen Wlttman Karl Youngblood Delores Schalmo Ruth Poetter CLASS OF 1934 Robert Amt: Catherine Baughman Lela Bean Herman Beougher Cathryn Blanchard Helen Bredenberg Esther Calame John Carmany MU? 0010111 Margaret Dlckerhoof Bernard Drew Wllllam Evans Hilda Elcher , -William Flnefrock Donald Hoover Gordan Jones John Stenger George Gaber Charles Gadd Helen Galney , Blanche Galloway -vRoy Galloway Helen Gomdan uvlvlan Greene Herbert Klever Paul Kolesar Eugene Lerch Park Lewis 'Wllllam Myers Marjorie Matson Ralph Nettle Maxine Relgha-rt Raymond Rohr Alvin Ruehllng Robert Shetler Eugene Sllger Vincent Stephan Edward Troyer ' Ruth Wertz A-Vlvlan Williams -Gerald Yager William Yant Gerald West Wilma Wentsch -Joseph Wlllmotte Val Yant Olivia Youngblood Melba Hartel Avanell Henning CLASS OF 1935 Beatrice Arman Raymond Baughman Richard Bauman Florence Beougher Verneil Baird Louis Colopy Phyllis Denison Donald DeWalt Toma Ellis William Felllez Richard Franz Thelma Gadd Paul Glll Edna Glnther Thomas Griffith Sidney Hampshire Donald Hare Lloyd I-Iatt Jeanette Jones Russell Luthle Robert Kellar Marlon Kemmpel Harold Klpllnger Richard Kaser Angeline Marthy Miriam Millet Wilma Rohr Lewis Slsler Mary Scoville Eleanor Seifert Jeanette Slblla Robert Stump Mildred Schott Thomas Stltz Stella Beckman Ted Willmott: Helen Wleman Dorothy Wlttman Mildred Young Paul Zabadah CLASS 01 193 Earl Baughman John Baughman Dick Eicher Robert Fellmeth tRalph Frase Wilbur George -. Walter Gesunan 1- Zane Gllcher Emerson Gllmor Elmer Glndlesberger +Steve Goadan Otis Hampshire -Ralph Harget - Dwight Hartel Vemon Kllllnger Stanley Marglleld Clarence Pa er Francis Rohr Floyd Bchalmo Russell Semelesberger George Simmons Carson Slsler Glen Sllger Adrian Trachsel Joseph Zabadah Ronald Wlttman Hazel Bosley Pearl Britton Ruth Chovan Madelyn Diehl Thelma Dunn Betty Gels Anna Gelser Edith Gerhart Eva Gordon Irene Klffaber Betty Klttlnger Rhea Jane Kull Betty Jane Lewis Betty Miller Marie Netllng Eva Oser Mary Ott Annabelle Relghart Fannie Rohler Leona Schott Matilda Sedar Evelyn Som Margaret Stump Louise Suderow Mary Suderow Dora Wolfe 1 CLASS OF 1931 Helen Blanchard james Gilmor Irene Laughlin Robert Baughman Margaret Carver Herman Buie 4 Lillian Dahler john Drew Ethel Forrer jay Felix Catherine Fellmeih Lois Fuller Harry Harget Dorothy I-larbaugh Raymond Lnhnson Earl Sloug ton Vemon Williams Feme Hartel Roy johnson Telfird Killinger Amy Hessedence William Knltky Pauline Kostelnick Donald Lerch Betty Martin Richard Myers Elizabeth King a-Cornelius McGrew Marilyn Lerch Ralph Miller Irene Mugrove Mary Ellen Mathie Glenn Oser Ola Rohm Michael Penzenik Vemon Renninger Mary Steiger Glenn Ro er Evelyn Wiemaa Emil Seifert lane Swisher mice Wolfe Harold Smith lean Youngblood Charles Smith William Shook Newton Carmany n COMPLIMENTS OF The MASSILLON MERCHANTS Q, ALSO PORTABLES fNVith touch conlrolj BENSON TYPEWRITER CO 336 Fourth St., NW. CANTON, OHIO COURTESY OF Finefrock Bros. Co. COMPLIMENTS OF Fulton Dry Cleaning johnny Shull P COMPLIMENTS Ol' Williams Beauty Shoppe COMPLIMENTS OF R. S. Ries COMPLIMENTS or Adams Grocery JQKES Dear Mr. Putfenbergerz Kindly excuse Lloyd's absence yesterday. l-le Fell in the mud. By doing the same you will greatly oblige his mother. Mrs. Smith , 1-1 Notice: Will the person who swiped the ther- mometer lirom the laboratory please kindly re- turn it, as it only registers IOOO and won't do him any good where he is going. Mr. Heim .111- Floyd Sawyer: Everything seems bright after l've been out with you. l-larriet Gilcher: lt should-you never go home till morning. Mr. Russell: l take great pleasure in giving you an BI in Government. - Zorlca: Aw, make it a IOO and enjoy yourself. -. -. Jeanne Sisler: I told Billy he mustn't see me any more. Ada Jean White: What did he do? Jeanne: l-le turned out the light. COMPLIMENTS OF Jollifli Barber Shop Compliments of P. E. Schalmo Tractors, Implements SC Repair Service. Ou Kiplinger Radio Service Public Addres Systems For all Occasions For Sale or Rent Manchester, Ohio Pill! SH 93W Q Fa.-1 suenwoon sam zv?o 7 TODD WEAVER MOTOR CO. Chevrolet Sales - Service Presented bv A. T. WEAVER JOKES Mr. PuFFenberger: This Glee Club looks like a pasture Field. Everyone's chewing. Florence Arntz: ls Mary Simon a Fast worker ? Junibr Stump: Gosh, yeh, she's so Fast that Wm. Blank Coal Co. Ohio, Kentucky Sc VV. Va. Coal Phone 5391 she has to use a water cooled typewriter with 1 with an asbestos ribbon. Edith's Big Moment: Cpressing her soft cheek . against hisD My little rose! PRINTING F Edith Gesamamflzeeling his whiskersj My lit- TYPEWRITERSRADEIQEIQ tle cactus. High heels, according to Christopher Morley, m i 5 n n 5 nn were invented by a woman who had been kissed The Typ: Cores to I Th SA ual by on the Fofeheed- Markham Printing Company ll.. KENNETH H. MARKHAM. Prop. C I F I , Oh' Bob Clay: Pauline, what would you do iF you .M u ton .0 were going down Park Avenue and suddenly your Four wheel brakes Failed? Pauline Schott: Gosh, what would I do? There O arn't any trees around are there? COMPLIMENTS OF De., Glgdygg Denison and Diehl l stole a kiss the other night, My conscience hurt a lot, l'm coming back again tonight, and give the blame thing back. Edward Campbell COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMIQNTS QF Myers Auto CO. W- A- Hammer Manchester, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF F. H. Campbell Manclmester, Ohio Compliments of Bloomfield Chevrolet Dealer New Cv Guaranteed Used Cars LATIN TRAGEDY Workibus Forevera Teacher callonus No reshorum, No preparedum Scratchum headbus Markus zeronus The Exchange Bank Co' Markus lowerum. Killum all joyum. DEPOSITS INSURED C. R. Donnenwirth DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE OHIO FARMERS INSURANCE CO. LeROY, OHIO Ninety Years of Continuous Service 'l T HE ME I -gi' r1lIl!FiVH5f1lWl1EKu!H! vm 5 51-va - rnvs 1 nas - . N muwmmmmm ummmhi 26 North Main St., AKRON, O., BLIZI4 BASEBALL GOLF JACKETS FOOTBALL TENNIS SWEATERS TRACK BASKETBALL BADMINTON 7712 Bart Sporting Goodx At the Lowfxt P7'lT'F!. Contents of the Average Physics Notebook Sixteen telephone numbers. Twelve drawings ol: girls' heads. Five imaginative drawings ol: the superintendent. One imaginative drawing ol: the principal. l-lall: page ol: unsuppressed literary talent. Une page ot inward rages against the teacher. Four, supposedly, cute sayings. Six pages ot Physics notes. Voice:CAt Basketball Gamel Hey, sit down in Front. Nell: Can't, l'm not made that way.' 1 .1 Lf- A maiden entered the trolley car, And Firmly grasped the strap And every time they hit a curve She sat on a ditlierent lap. The hill grew higher The turns grew worse, At last she gasped with a smile Will some kind person tell me, please, How many laps to mile . iil. No Community Can Be Any Better T non It'.r Schools The Evening Independent Canal FuIton's Newspaper PHONE 7560 1 WFT Iliff' If oru. I KI?:7S ' Morrison Music Service CONN 8: KING BAND INSTRUMENTS PIANOS, ACCORDIONS, STRING INSTRUMENTS SHEET MUSIC, REPAIRING MODERN TEACHING FACILITIES 30 FACTORY ST M'ASSILLON, OHIO Q ' q 1 E. E. Parker Y . Motor Co I Telephone S121 5, DeSoto Plymouth xfgiijej .HWS I . International Trucks Canal Fulton, - Ohio 'fi plqmouth A I COMPLIMENTS UF W. H. Fellmeth JOKES Mr. l2ussell: l3auline, go to the board and Find the greatest common deno.ninato.'. Pauline Green: Gosh, there's something lost around this blame building all the time. Miss Haag: When the room settles down, l'll begin the lesson. Ed Campbell: Why dont'cha go home and sleep it oft. Mr. Swallen: Come on, Ill show you how to milk a cow. Roy Dunn: Perhaps l'd better start on a calf. Debater: l want social reliorm. l want political reform. l want economic reform. I want ---- Voice From audience: ChloroForm! Mr. Trachsel: Ruth, what is a Community Chest. Ruth Gill: lt's an organization that puts all its begs in one ask it. coMPr.rMENTs or Brendel Producing Company Gilcher Lumber Co. Canal Fulton, Ohio Phone 2611 Gilcber For Good Lumber. Compliments of Dumont Athletic Goods Hugh Spotts and T.,A. Studer 134 Second Street, S. E. Canton, Chio Don H. McMillan HARDWARE ESTABLISHED 1872 More For Your Monfy. Paul R. Swigart Funeral Director Canal Fulton, Ohio In-valid Car Ser-vzce M onummtr Phone S281 GOOD JOBS for TRAINED PEOPLE In good times or bad, the best jobs always are held by trained people. The trained man or woman Finds employment sooner, advances Faster, is paid better. The comparatively short time it takes to train For business pays For itself many times in Future prosperity and happiness. Every year we place many students in good jobs-equipped to malce good and to advance. The day you are graduated From high school is the day to decide to TRAIN YOURSELF FOR BUSINESS THE MASSILLON COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE, INC. Fourth Floor, Ohio Merchants Building A. E. PATTON, Director oi: Instruction Phone 3lb3I MASSILLON, OHIO Compliments of MILLS PLUMBING COMPANY U. I. BOI I, Prop. Phone 3-2890 Canton, Ohio Compliments of Yale Clothes,Inc. 309' North Market, Canton, O. ROY BLOOMFIELD, Mgr. Y71e Canterbury-Crane Book l-louse 201 Sixth Sl.,N.W. CANTON, O. We Can Supply Any Book In Print. The Caps and Gowns Worn by the Graduating Class of 38 were furnished by THE C. E. Ward Company New London, Ohio Who also fumishcd those snappy uniforms worn by the C. F. S. Band. ESCO Invitations and Diplomas School Supplies Printing and Engraving Educational Supply Co. Painesville, Ohio Send For Free Catalogue A i938 Seniors, who are loolzing beyond Commencement, are invited to send For our Free catalogue. lt explains how high school and college graduates, of both commer- cial and academic courses,can capitalize their educational baclcgroundg how an intensive business course will increase their o ortunitiesg how our Employment Department PP assists graduates in securing positions. A postcard or phone call will isrmg a Free copy, without obligation. CANTON ACTUAL BUSINESS COLLEGE 1426 Market Ave., N. CANTON, OHIO Compliments of Davis Studio Herff-Jones Company Manufacturing jewelers and Stationers INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA GAS The Modem Fuel The East Ohio Gas Co 1? 3 .Z 4 fi 13 4' , , , . -4- 7.3 :F A l A j, - i-. s V vials., - 9 .I ' '-a- . nr-'iff-'x L. F. ,Q -3-'v-. , . . , NJZJQIEQEU -J. - 45.5 J 4' , grjwzfi 1 ,f5,r,,- Ep. J- . wi: JL . . .. M, . - ,A V L 'fx v. ' V: fo .5 , U if .' . . ' , ' 1 gr.. 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