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

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1946 volume:

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Whether you are able to reach tuture milestones depends upon the abilities and attitudes developed during the course ot the preceding one. lt is our hope that the attitudes learned in school have been such that will enable you to successfully complete each milestone enthusi- astically and courageously ,doing the most good along the way lor your tellowmen. Best ot Luck! Wm L ADMISTRATION H SMR- HUNTER uperlntendent THE FACULTY MARY FLETCHER HELEN SIMPSON Latin and English Home Economics and A English I WINIFRED SMITH ANN REPEDE Mathematics and Commercial Subjects Science WILLIS KARNS Agriculture and Shop ROBERT ROUSOMANOFF History and Literature EMIL PUFFENBERGER Principal Music and History ARNOLD BLANK HARRY MYERS President Clerk BOARD OF EDUCATION WILLIAM WAGNER A GEORGE RUEHLING Custodian E. E. PARKER KENNETH MARKHAM 1 1 PERLEE ROHR Grade Custodian MR. PUFFENBERGER Senior Class Patron Class Motto-Today We Follow, Tomorrow Class Colors-Blue and Gold Class Flower-White Gardenia We Lead SENIOR OFFICERS EVELYN BRUMITT Evie Evie has what it takes all right, Her disposition is sunny cmd bright. Glee Club l, 2, 3 Home Economics Club 2, 3 Commercial Club 2, 3 Iunior Play Newspaper Editor-in-chief Annual Stall BETTY IANE ALBRIGHT nkmie.. Betty is a girl we all ad- mire, Oi her presence none of us tire. Home Economics Club 1, 2. 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3 Commercial Club 3, 4 Girl Reserves Chaplain 2 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 Iunior Play Newspaper Stall Annual Stall IUNE HATFIELD Jackson 1, 2 girl Reserves if ' ewspaper ta Annual Staff Librarian 4 Booster Club 3 Commercial Club 4 ROBERT KITTINGER Bob About Bob this we must confess, Nice and friendly, and neat ol dress. Basketball l, 2 Newspaper Stall Annual Stall Glee Club l Projector Club l FRANK GINDLESBERGER Uncle Gindy Congenial, lively, and full of fun, He can talk a leg oft any- one. F. F. A. 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. Sergeant-at-arms 3 F. F. A. Reporter 4 l-li-Y 2. 3, 4 Hi-Y Sergeant-at-arms 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Projector Club 2, 3 Lunior Play aseball l Newspaper Stott Annual Business Manager Glee Club 1 LEO BUCHTEL Bunny Lee Iune never has much to When Leo mixes H20 -to say, and yet HZSO4 we yell She's one ol the nicest girls He's at it again and run for you've met. the door. Student Council 3 Projector Club 2, 4 Iunior Play Annual Stall 'Hd' 'U'-'fi' get DON PITZ CIell Full of vitality and full of fun, Don is liked by everyone. Football Manager 1, 2 Basketball Manager 1, 2 laojectca Club 2 u Anriiglal Stl!!! Newspaper Staff IOHN FOXX Zefiie lohn's a fellow with lots of PGP. When it comes to dancing he's really hep. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 B b ll l ase a Projector Club 2 Glee Club 2 Class President l, 2 Class Treasurer 3 lunior Play Newspaper Staff Annual Staff CLIFFORD GAUDAUR lake Arguing is his chief delight, He can't be wrong, he must be right. Football 1, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 4 Annual Staff Newspaper Staff Iunior Play Class Vice-President l, 3 Glee Club l LORNA BUTLER Tae Her heart has long been gone, To a curly-haired blonde named Don. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 4 Home Economics Club Home Economics Club Pres. l Literary Contest 3 Newspaper Staff Annual Staff Junior Play Band Librarian 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Orchestra Vocalist 3 Commercial Club Treasurer 4 DOLLY HILL Tiny Her pretty blue eyes, and raven black hair, May well cause envy to lots of the girls. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Home Economics Club l, 2 Cheerleader 3, 4 Class Secretary 2 Vice-President 4 Annual Staff Newspaper Stall lunior Play Commercial Club 3, 4 Queens Attendant 3 Football Queen 4 Commercial Club Vice- Pres. 4 HELEN LINDSAY in She has her lessons every day, Succeed she will and must, we say. Girl Reserves 3, 4 Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3 Newspaper Staff Annual Stall Commercial Club 3, 4 Commercial Club Secretary 4 Home Economics Program Chairman 2 Librarian 3, 4 RITA BRUEGGER Pluto Rita has those raven black locks, That make the boys gather round her in flocks. Librarian 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Girl Reserves 4 Iunior Play Newspciper Staff Home conomics Club 2 MARY HILTBRAND Lou Mary with her hair so neat, Is kind, friendly, mighty sweet. Girl Reserves 3, 4 Girl Reserves President 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff Annual Staff Home Economics Club 1, 2 Home Economics Club President 2 Literary 3, 4 Band Librarian 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 EVELYN HESSEDENCE Evie H Brilliant, witty, and quite a gal, To everyone she's quite a pal. Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves. Committee Chairman 3 Girl Reserves Treasurer 4 Home Economics Club Treasurer 3 Home Economics Glub 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 2, 3, 4 Annual Stall Iunior Play Commercial Club 3, 4 CLARENCE DITTMER, IR. Smiley Iunie's a guy some like best, I think you'l1 agree he's never a pest. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. Sentinel 2 F. F. A. Vice-President 3, 4 Lvixnior Play i-Y 3, 4 Football 4 Newspaper Staff Annual Staff Hi-Y Sergeant-at-arms 4 TERRY BREMKAMP Luke At football Terry is quite a star, In athletics he will go far. F. F. A. 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. Reporter 3 F. F. A. Secretary 4 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y President 4 B b ll 1 ase a Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Newspaper Staff Annual Staff GLEN ROHR Tony Everyone knows he's quite a lad, He's easy going and doesn't get mad. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. Treasurer 2 F. F. A. President 3, 4 lunior Play Hi-Y 3, 4 Newspaper Staff Annual Staff IOSEPH MURPHY uloe., Here's the boy with the bril- liant mind, As a joker there's few of his kind. Annual Asst. Editor-in-chief Scholarship 1, 2, 3 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff MARION THOMAS Dutch Marion Thomas is his name, We know his brilliance will gain him fame. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 F. F. A. 2 Class Vice-President l, 2 Class President 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3. 4 Scholarshig l, 2, 3 Annual E 'tor-in-chief Glee Club 2 Projector Club 4 ALFRED BARBER HAI.. Al is often seen around town, On his face there is never a frown. F. F. A. 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. Secretary 3 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Hi-Y Secretary 4 Glee Club 2, 3 Newspaper Staff Annual Staff Iunior Play BETTY SULLIVAN Bunny Blonde and tiny, and mighty sweet, Her love for Frank cannot be beat. Home Economics 1, 2 Home Economics Club Reporter 1 Librarian 2, 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Treasurer 2 Commercial Club 3, 4 Queen's Attendant 3, 4 Newspaper Staff Annual Staff NEDRA LONG Neddie A brilliant mind has this fair lass, Who is the youngest of our class. President Spanish Club l, 2 Girl Reserves 2, 3 Commercial Club l, 2, 4 Sports Club l, 2 Librarian l War Bond Committee Iunior Play Booster Club Ir. Honor Society Norton I Akron West 2 Akron South 3 Annual Staff LEORA HUNTER ..Lee., Leora has that candid eye, But you can't say that she is shy. Wadsworth 2, 3 American Legion Award Student Council Student Council Cabinet Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Choir l, 3 Girl Reserves Cheerleader 2, 4 Newspaper Staif Annual Staff Queen's Attendant 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 ie., nal W ROBERT RIES ' - Bob U GEORGE SUCHKA Bob who 15 5leCdY' quiet George is very studious in and 5hYf , school, Can always keep his aver- He never seems to QC! Q argePh1?xh'1 2 a 4 fool' F1 F: A.. Trleasurer 3, 4 Qggaggsiggnl Class Treasurer l, 4 Projector Club 2, 3, 4 Scholarship 1, 3 Annual Business Manager FRANK LOCKHART A very nice lad from the farm, Who never did anyone any harm. F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Annual Stal! IUNIOR OFFICERS SOPI-IOMORE OFFICERS ' FRESHMAN OFFICERS L 2 3 X E i 1 2 X 2 , , -nw...-............. ...W Q Q R l W , f , f i vm 5 ....w.....-...............wi 3 X E 2 fm ' , is 7 v will bmi , IUNIOR CLASS Front Row: Mary Boalc, Grace Lyons, Phyllis Kobie, Alice Mae Sibila, Patly Bauman, Sally Schroeder, Helen Kiko, lim Lehman, Barbara Youngblood, Clara Wagner, Barbara Miller, Rita Boak, Maurine Brumitt, Kathryn Becker. Middle Row: Mr. Rousomanofl, Charles Noel, lim Schwendiman, Sam Pavkov, Io Ellen Aron- halt, Carl Huddleston, Wanda Smilh, lim Kuriz, Leonard Dittmer, lim Duncan, Stanley Suderow, Robert Paulus, Laurabelle Mays. Back Row: Fred Hensley, Mary Belasco, Carole Baab, Lucille Long, Doris Greenawalt, Patty Gill, Ieanne Schlauch, Charles Stump, Edna Sickmari, Alice Schwartz, Mary l-lariong, Faye Decker, Ted Hargrove. Absent: Helen Martin, George Grubb, Richard Powell. 5 Q 4 f 5 M- -we--H--A j r 3 Q A . E Q 2 W.. 5 W ..........., 5 . 5 y Q ' ' jg , .Wm J ' SOPHOMORE CLASS Front Row: Edward Murphy, Glenn Lautzenhiser, Betty Ott, Robert Shull, Norma Smith Donald Albright, Mary Kurtz, Delbert Burwell, Ruth Moore, Leerie Summers, Patty Har grove, Iames Butler, Winona Nicholas. Middle Row: Marabelle Hunter, Fred Darkov, George Hann, Robert Hartong, Mabel Shook, Merle Gordon, Donald Neidert, Donald Ludwick, Warren Shook, Carol Wittman, Miss Smith. Back Row: Iack Greenhoe, Ierry Schwendiman, Iudy Rhoades, Martha Ott, Hazel Street, Edna Lohr, Ioan McArdle, Elizabeth Hardgrove, Mary Rhoades, Carol Simmons, Della Greene, Isabelle Lockhart, Mary Schwartz, Vera Pavkov. Absent: Barbara Rose, Fanny Greene. - 5, X , f Q f - , Wm x 5 , FRESHMAN CLASS Front Row: Thurl Gindlesberger, Paul Hessedence, loe Hansel, Harlan Davis, Lawrence Hann, Iohn Gibbs, Donald Stephan, Gordon Ebert, Robert Stanford, William Gibbs, Charles Suchka, Iames Donnenwirth, Earl Scheetz. Second Row: Mary Alice Brinker, Dorothy lunn, Dick Ries, Forest Norris, Don Hallett, Phillip Dittmer, Ray Bremkamp, Victor Foxx, Kenneth Becker, Ruth Moore, Eddie Miskevich, Homer Bruegger, Chester Smith, Ralph Suderow. Third Row: Ruth Davis, Martha Markham, Carol McClay, Evelyn Stocker, Carol Lawrence, . . . . . C 1 Sally Gordon, Beverly Klein, Shirley Mauger,Al1ce Arman, lola Ochsenbe1n,l1m o opy, Glenn Sibila, Iohn ColoPY, Gene Sibila, Elaine Heather, Mary Louise McArdle. lc R R th Krites Nathalie Nicholas Wanda Greenhoe Delores Boron Marva Greene, Bac ow: u , , , , Martha Schmachtenberger, lanet Pitz, Pat Bettis, Laura Bauman, Katie Stambaugh, ' ' ' ' S h d , Mi s Sim son. Marilyn Glll, Barbara Ries, Betty Huddleston, Leila c roe er s p Absent: Ioe Decker, Robert Decker, Don Nelson. P1 .--1 BUSINESS MANAGER MUSIC SPORTS wwg M if 5' ., A-fm W 4 f ig fp . I fig 1, Y , : ii . 'V TI I' -:I '. I S, si K . . WA ,EZ V . A ., , .Y..,h., J' : f 3 Iv, . 5 , nw- -2-,Q fb Q w 'af , ' -121: 1,5 Y wif? I 4 Q, :Y frgxlfdvn Vg, M : w,j,'?im5, j , , 4yfj-:fi w 1 .1 -' Mzfi, A If - v na , 14i n-.4-is C Hifi Eff, nf.. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ACTIVITIES ART SENIORS 'E PICTURES GIRL RESERVES HI-Y F.F.A. PROIECTOR CLUB LIBRARIANS NEWSPAPER STAFF COMMERCIAL CLUB HOME ECONOMICS CLUB ANNUAL STAFF IUNIOR PLAY CAST 1 A 4-is CHRISTMAS PLAY CAST Mr. Puffenberger Phyllis, Iean, Scilly, Carol We are very happy to welcome Mr. Puflenberger back to our faculty alter his absence during the war. Under his capable leadership every member of the Band has improved in playing and we senior band members feel much indebted 'no Mr. Puflenberger for whai he has taughi us. The Band this year has increased from a very small marching band to a 60 piece concert organization. During football season We participated in half-time shows at our home games and also enjoyed a trip to East Canton. We played at one of Baldwin Wallace College football games. During the remainder of the year we have played a December concert, a February concert and our Annual Spring Concert, In addition we participated in the District Band Contest held at Kent State University. ORCHESTRA GLEE CLUB it 2,1 g, ,egg gi ,AE,.. L, P' A A ,Q ,Q J flmflig 2 EN ! 1 ., 'E X4 wi : Ii ' M L: A . .. ,Zh ji W ,, . 45 A 1. rv-X' am X fl:-rx + fgarV2- f .fwxa M , ' A ' W iA,..Q.,1, It 1 3 2 vw vo N 5 ' Q ,, ,, 4 -H i . y 4 . 'Q W, A973 fig' J -'A 'iff 'QM -,Q 'ff ' WET, MEX I 'fil f 3.2. iff, Y ' 2 1 I 4 Q f4i 4 . 'i - if 'f:. ' ' riff- 1 4, N fwgii? 1. . 'W 1 . ,Q -513 ff! a Z 2 'ff Y Y 5 M, M? -.Q ,mf - f , N.. ,M V -wwf? T kg my wr, XL, r , vf-,M LYNN 4 ww 4 A MW, W-YM, .4 fb X., f ?' W sz E 1, 4 yy y . 55? X Q 4 ' . 1 W? 1 'M Y?-531 1 3 X ff 'lynn 2 V hw' Q, ef. , W W f IKE ELLIS COACH HUNTER Assistant Football Coach Date Sept. 15 Sept. Z1 Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 12 Oct. 19 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 15 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Team They Bcxrberton Res. .. ..... .. 0 Middlebrcmch ........ ....... 1 2 Wcxynesburg ....... O East Canton ......... .... U Iczckson Twp. ....... .... 6 Kent State ......... .... O Greentown ....... .... U Brewster ....... .... U Naval re ...... .... 6 24 K,,,,,,,-w-- . . . 'U J tv '-f Nr., M FOOTBALL SQUAD VTEASER H ffrmrz' K, v,,l QIIA M 3335 In ,ww A ' 1 4 ggfz v f ,g 2 TED 'x ag' Aff fy iwffwggg NRANDY' , H if iv 'L A Q- E' A 'ITCHSEX' ,A ,Qs A 'H' 4 .J Q M-if ggyxfa SEZ' 55' F 1 A ' . we ,gftfffg M , Lim ,' V 1 . , ' 1 ft 5' A 'PUBE' V ,. ., ., .,, , L. fsfiifiif Wi?'? 221. I X . ,.,, - , .... .. , . 2 I... ,. 'I IZ, gi ,, I .6 .:., 5 -5 gig .A A fs, E ly . xx-J, A .. A , A Q, 1 Qskiwi igfnf B 15 . 5 - Q I If 'LIINIX' 'ZEFFIEW 'JAKE' 'EMILEYV SKEXEEQZLJ A 'b fi ,jf 153 3 ' UBINNYNN Ev. 1 gy f gb A , 551 , J , ,, 'I 3' .' .. 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Dolly, Gene, LSOTCI, Iudy DATE December ll n u Ianuary H H February ll 11 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE BASKETBALL 45-46 OPPONENTS WE THEY Brewster ....... ......... 3 6 16 Uniontown ....... ......... 3 4 25 Clinton ............... .,....... 2 4 23 Waynesburg ....... ......... 2 5 57 Brewster ........... ......... 3 3 25 East Sparta ....... ......... 5 5 39 Marlboro ........ ......... 3 3 35 Navarre ...... ......... 2 4 25 Hartville ........ ......... 3 6 26 Clinton ........... ......... 2 7 25 Doylestown ....... ......... 3 O 22 Beach City ....... ......... 3 2 35 East Canton ......... ......... 4 4 53 Canton Twp. ....... ......... 2 9 43 Greentown ....... ......... 8 U 38 Navarre ............. ......... 5 1 32 Iackson Twp. .44 32 Middlebranch ....... .......... 3 7 32 Rittman ......... ............. 2 0 21 694 604 Reserves won 13, lost 6. BASKETBALL SQUAD HJR- N, M 0 7 i 3 5 'V 3 LUKE DUTCH EINNY y 6 :..,. ,.,,.JL.,,. . ,,L,7.,.5., 'JAKE' ZEFFIE EASER K L Q :ffm A 4 ,,,,1, i ' V 'T E D' ' D 1 N K -' 'RUBE H fi fe Lax Q ' Ab. an af ,sr Qi? H, Q 9 N 5 I Q ii ww ,walk W uf 'fm y' Y 5 3 TEACIWR cvrssrr mnpms inosfr remains BEST FIGURE SCHOOL SEPTEMBER Vacation is over Come back to school kids!! 7 - First scrimmage football game at Wooster. ll - Girl Reserves start their new year with a wiener roast. l2 - Election day for Cheerleaders! Rah! l4 - La-Mar, the Magician comes to Canal Fulton. Watch your hat, there may be a rabbit in it!! I5 - Fulton Indians get oft to a good start winning over Barberton- Reserves. 17 - An old member of our faculty is back, Mr. Puflenberger. Seniors elected class officers. 19 - FFA, have their first meeting of the year. 24 -Charles Stump has a black eye, Tell us about it, Chuckie. 25 - Girl Reserves admit their new members to their meeting. 28-Assembly on Snakes. Oh! Nightmares!! Waynesburg and Fulton went into battle this attemoon to come out with a score ol 6-0 our favor. Yea! 29-FFA. and Home Ec. Club l-lay Ride. Nice moon, wasn't it? OCTOBER 1 - Rev. Goodhart speaks at Assembly. 5- N.E.O.T.A. Meeting. No school!! 6 - Iimmy Lehman got hurt today and was sent to the hospital. East Canton and Fulton tie. 8 - Mr. Rousomanoft organized his I-li'Y tonight. ll - Pep Rally down at the ball field. Snake dance. l2 - Indians outplayed Polar Bears 19-6. 16 -Time out for a picture show. Courageous Dr. Christian 19 - Fulton goes to Kent and comes back victor. 13-0 ILLIEST SGPHOMGRE 20 -Sophomore Hay Ride. 24 25 26 29 31 -Rev. Barthlow speaks at assembly. - Fulton invaded Greentown, 18-0. - Another day oft. Teachers' meeting at Cleveland. - Broken camera at Davis Studio. Seniors had pictures taken. - Father Maurer-Assembly. NOVEMBER 2-Homecoming game and dance. We beat Brewster 7-0. Dolly reigns as queen. 7 - Freshmen get a chance to put on Assembly. 13-Iuniors ordered rings. 14 -Dr. White, Good assembly lor Chemistry students. 15 - Navarre and Fulton tie 6-6. What a game!! 16 - Hi-Y Dance-Get out your dancing shoes. 21 -School dismissed at 2:30. Thanksgiving vacation. 1-. M 26 - Pass the aspirin!! Vacation is over. PRETTI Si EYES 27 - Athletic Banquet. Booster Club is organized, 28-Assembly-Dr. Boggs spoke about prisons. 30 -lr. Class shows talent in The Campbells are Coming . DECEMBER 4 - Fulton beats Brewster 36-l6 in our tirst basketball game ol the season. 5 - Musical Assembly. 6 - Band Concert 7 -Girls finally get a day off to go shopping. Uniontown takes a back seat, Fulton wins 34425. 8 - Clinton is invaded by Fulton 24-23, 10 - Home Ec, Party. 11 -Pie Plant Pete 61 Bashlul loe. 12-Teachers' Party. All work and no play make teachers very boring. RGMEQ at JYTLIEZ' E kt4'?ETi lll,l5S'l' main WSW- -N-Ql:gL :Q H E ...W use-6 Lsvzfsu 1. u BEST CALENDAR DECEMBER Waynesburg ruins our schedule by a score of 57-25. 18 - Brewster and Fulton-33-25. 20 - Grade school shows their talent in an operetta! l5- 21 - School dismissed. Merry Christmas! East Sparta and Fulton. 55-39- Our favor. IANUARY 4 - Marlboro and Fulton-33-35-Guess who? 5 -Navarre and Fulton-24-25-Guess again. 8 -High School Party with our orchestra playing its best. 9 - Hartville and Fulton-36-26-Our favor. IU - The Seniors grow up. Dr. Guy Mars Bingham talks to us about our future!!! ll - Clinton was overrun again by the Indians 27-25. 12 - Fulton outplayed Doylestown 30-22. l7 - Picture Show. 21 - Beach City beat us 35-33. 22 - Dennison St. Marys and Fulton. No game. Dennison not at home. 25 - East Canton and Fulton -44-53-their favor, 28 - Girl Reserves have style show. Woo! Woo! 29 -Canton Twp. and Fulton FEBRUARY l - Greentown and Fulton 2 - Navarre and Fulton 5 - Iackson and Fulton 7 - Band Concert 8 - Middlebranch and Fulton 9 - Rittman and Fulton 12 - Senior Party l3 - Rev. Manley-Assembly 14 - Valentines Day. Watch Cupid today!!!! 16 - Tournament 20-Ir. Class Assembly . . . What talent . . 22 - Tournament 23 - Toumament 28- Picture show! More love nests!! MARCH 6 -Girl Reserves put on assembly. 8 - Senior Scholarship Exam. 21 - Picture Show 23-County Music Contest at Canton Township. APRIL 1 -April Fool's Day-Don't fall for too many jokes. 3 - Hobart Band Concert 6 - District' Solo and Ensemble Contest at Mt. Union College. 13 - Music Contest at McDonald 16 - Picture Show 19 -District Band Contest at Kent. 20 - District Band Contest at Kent. MAY l - Senior Assembly-Much More Talent!!!! 3 - Senior Play-Huba! Huba! 7 - Picture Show 9 - Spring Concert ll - Iunior-Senior Prom 19 - Baccalaureate 23 - Graduation 24 - End of school-Happy Vacation!!!! FILES cmmsm comms MOST STHDI OWS SMILE .46 GRADE SCHOOL .2 - 5 x a E .na fzoiizigzf S 5 H Virgil Summers Ida Hunter Cora Curr f GRADE scHooL u FACULTY ' .-,,' gy ', Lenorcx Briney Lois Lutz D orothy Summers Lida Burris Irma Martin . Y 5, f V 2 E FE' EIGHTH GRADE Front Row: Richard Davis, lrene Suchka, Duane Ellis, Philip Moore, Donald Schwendiman, Virginia Fricke, Robert Lockhart, Bruce Sullivan. Middle Row: Mr. Summers, Mary Lou Bauman, Calvin Knotts, David Baughman, Donald Powers, lack Ames, Earlene Moore, Pauline Hardgrove, Back Row: Ervin Dye, Evelyn Iollifl, Donald Shriner, Ioanne Duncan, Dorothy Zuni, Gloria lean Nicholas, Ianet Bauman, Roland Linsay. Absent: Iohn Sewell. N. kv SEVENTH GRADE Front Row: Donald Hague, Ioan Ott, Ianice Shriner, Ray Baughman, Mary Lou Burwell, Harry LeBerth, Mary Ellen Dye, Thomas Stocker. Middle Row: Mrs. Hunter, Shirley Byers, Kay McClay, Ruth Ann Schroeder, Iohn Stockert, Bobby Hiltbrand, Genieva Swisher, Carolyn Schmachtenberger, Melvin Cormany. Back Row: Iames Shull, Andrew Kerley, Thomas Ries, Donald Reichenbach, Dixie Lee Rose, Wanda Boyd, Aletha Weaver, Lois Ann Hunter, Billy Smail. Absent: Ronald Temple, Beuford Hensley. W-p--qi' -N. f-am, ..,.-gm.,-Q.. SIXTH GRADE Front Row: Dawn Swisher, Shirley Fudge, Roy Ellis, Billy Greene, Torn Sewell, Gloria Swartz, Cal Arthur, Coyla Hann, Bobby Humble, Don Sullivan. Middle Row: Mrs. Carr, Marjorie Neidert, Marion Root, Ianet Hill, Denzil Piggott, Mary Ann Greene, Esther Twaddle, Clyde Lyons, Carol Bauman. Back Row: Ierry Cuthbert, Edward Moore, Iim Smith, Patsy Foxx, Bonnie Long, Charles Becker, Lois Hadley, Iimmy Fox, Glenn Swigart, Larry Douglas. Absent: Larry Ochsenbein FIFTH GRADE Front Row: Connie Long, Mary Lyons, Lorene Dewalt, Roberta Hitchcock, Shirley Hiltbrand, Harold Ott, Shirley Burt, Thelma Becker, Ann Gainey, Doris Sewell, Barbara Weaver, Wayne Douglas, Doris Dye. Middle Row: Mrs. Briney, Martha Knapp, Norma Gerstenslager, Robert Knotts, Eva Moore, James Neidert, Luther Greene, Kenneth Darkow, Richard Harbaugh, Gary Williams, Shirley Rudersmith, Bassie Kerley. Back Row: Edward Norris, Byron Aughenbaugh, Billy Friclce, Betty Streharsky, Shirloc Rudersmith, Alvin Notch, Allen Notch, Cleda Bruegger, Ioanne Piggott, Glenn Reichen- baugh, Richard Hartman, Lester Decker. Absent: Shirley Shoemaker, Raymond Weber. FOURTH GRADE Front Row: Lois Cormany, Robert Duncan, Karl Gilcher, Dickie Fischnich, Paul Shonk, Duane Dewalt, Ronald Leavers, Calvin Franklin, Patty Lou Taylor, Betty Becker. Middle Row: Mrs, Lutz, Glenn Mauger, Paul Stockert, Marilyn Evans, Patsy Ulrich, lack Shriner, lanet Miller, Mary lo Greene, Teddy lollill, Eddie Dickerhool, Paul Rose. Back Row: Shirley Schilling, lames Ebert, Patty Boyd, Susan Hann, less Williams, Mary Ann Schroeder, Ronnie McClay, Genelea Fox, Marvin Sullivan, Absent: Io Ann Swisher, fri ' 'Wt THIRD GRADE Front Row: Shirley McMillen, Travis Grecithouse, Betty Reis, lohn Weaver, lerry Gersten slager, Ruth Fricke, Mary Gaddis, Peter Shilling, Barbara Hague, lunior Fox, Middle Row: Mrs. Summers, Shirley Ludwiclc, Ronald Norris, Melvin Mansfield, Ralph Moore Charles Root, Marvin Hardgrove, loyce Kraft, Betty lo Miller. Back Row: Richard Tallman, Robert Piggott, Donald Douglas, Patricia May, Linda Gesaman Billy Stocker, George Temple, loan Gesaman, Charles Keeiauver, Lillian Ruehling. Absent: Russell Mitchell, Frank Shoemaker, Nicholas Notch, SECOND GRADE Front Row: Roger Fricke, Nancy Dye, Gerald Tallman, Sandra Moore, Beverly Barber, Roberta Gay, Floyd Kirkpatrick, Ann McMillen, Iarnes Hiltbrand, Carol Miller. Middle Row: Richard Schilling, David Lee Duncan, Carol Hunter, John Gesaman, Daniel Greene, Esther Hann, Robert Hensley, Marlene Knapp, Ierry Nicholas, Mary Ann Decker. Back Row: Mrs. Burris, Marlene Greene, Richard Swisher, Edwinna Boyd, Gerald Semels- berger, Alberta Ott, Gary Mathews, Doris DeWalt, Robert Gindlesberger, Shirley Gesaman. Absent: Dorcas Oschenbein, Ioan Nelson, Iudith Herkes, Donald Ketler. FIRST GRADE Front Row: Elizabeth Ann Siber, Robert McMillin, Rosella Hartman, Carson Ripley, Shirley Becker, Ada Iean Baum, Ronald Ries, Linda Weaver, Ronald Hague, Thomas Reighart, Thomas Nicholas, Virginia Fox. Middle Row: Robert Kroeger, Iackie Shonk, Walter Talalas, Lois Hoover, Lois Stockert, Ran- dall Woodall, Richard Norris, Robert Blachly, Carol Ott, William Layton, Marie Le- Berth, Dennis Iohnson. Back Row: Miss Martin, Margaret Greene, Robert Mansfield, Richard Hartong, Sharon Gil- Cher, Iudith Fudge, Sue Ann Cuthbert, Richard Stoughton, Ann Louise Fletcher, Richard Gindlesberger, Sandra Neal, Iohn Smith. Absent: Iames Selch, Iunior Weber, CADET BAND IUNIOR POLICE CHORUS n x Q 'x KW g St. Philip and lames, Parochial School THE FACULTY Sister Mary Ewalda Grades 1 and 2 Sister Mary St. Ioan Grades 3, 4 and 5 Sister Mary Leoncia Grades 6, 7 and 8 THE REVEREND FATHER IOHN L. MAURER GRADES SIX, SEVEN AND EIGHT Front Row: P. Ferdinand, W. Gill, H. Seifert, L. Remark, R. Shiplett, S, Gallagher, I. Colopy, M. Glancy, I. Iastraub, C. Marthey, S. Sabo, D. Steiner. Middle Row: E. Gill, M. Smith, L. Fye, P. Iastraub, L. Lamb, E. Walter, I. Iastraub, L. Kobie, K. Rohr, M. Rockson. Back Row: B. Rovkson, R, McCabe, D. Collins, I. Gill, I. Gardner, I. Stephan, M. Rohr, R. Bremkarnp, B. Butzer. GRADES TI-IREE, FOUR AND FIVE Front Row: R. Ilg, M. Whistler, G. McAvenue, L. Hammer, B. Bloomfield, I. Rohr, R. Oser G. Marthey, I. Marthey, I. Heather, P. Boak. Middle Row: R. McArdle, R. Shiplett, C. Brown, R. Williams, I. Geier, G. Ott, L. Etling I. Baumgartner, I. Hardgrove, B. Book, A. Ott, L. Iastraub, Back Rowi S. Hammer, M. Martin, M. Ferdinand, L. Byron, H, Haag, I. Schembechler N. Butzer, I. Gill, R. Shaffer, M. Hunt, D. Steiner, I. Gallagher, I. Hammer. 1 GRADES ONE AND TWO Front Row: W. Butzer, Setter, L. Bock, I, Appleman, E. Marthey, I. Rohr, L. Rohr, T. Culp, R. Shafer, R. Bloomfield. Middle Row: B. Hunt, N. Oaul, K. McDonald, T. Remark, R. McKenna, D, Ferdinand, M. Volk R. Arnold, R. Young, R. Nau. Back Row: C. M,cAvenue, A. Etling, B. Gardner, L. Etling, I. Iereusivich, F. Sabo, R. Scheetz N. Head, M. Herman, B. Lee, B. Gill. 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Ohio-Merchants Trust Co. J. C. Penney Co. Peoples Federal Savings 8: Loan Association Reliable Ottice Supply Co. Sears, Roebuck 8: Co. Segel's D. M. Sift Shoe Co. Spuhler's, Inc. State Bank Company Stuhldreher's Cigar Store Workingman's Store ELLIS BROS. General Contractors Builders Homes 0 Store Fronts 0 Industrial Commercial Buildings Mason 0 Concrete ' Cement Work of All Kinds Excavating 0 Grading CANAL FULTON, OHIO PHONE 5901 Compliments of HOFSTETER BROS. DON 'T FORGET WE BUY FUR, HIDES AND WOOL BENSON TYPEWRITER CO. R O Y A L STARR COUNTY DEALER 336 Fourth Street, N. W. Canton, Oh THE CERES SUPPLY CO.. INC. ROBERT R. I-IESS AND SON Manufacturers of CERES FRESH FEEDS HIGHER QUALITY FEEDS FOR LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY Millers of High Grade Pastry and Blended Family Flour Made From YOUR Wheat FARM SUPPLY Carload Shippers and Receiver of Grain Ph 5Ill Tremont Ave. W. at B. 8: O. R. R. one MASSILLON, OHIO Compliments of Ohio Home and Auto Supply Co Distributors of B. F. GOODRICH TIRES 0 TUBES 0 BATTERIES AND AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES AND ACCESSORIES MARTIN SOUND SYSTEMS 'k Bell Howell Motion Picture Equipment 'k Centralized Radio Systems for Schools and Churches 'k Authorized Service Station for 1 6 MM. Equipment i' 50 CHARLES, S. E. MASSILLON PHONE 8586 ENGELHARTS MUSIC STORE BAND INSTRUMENTS -:- PHONOGRAPHS GUITARS -:- DRUMS -:- PIANOS RADIOS 'A' BEST OF LUCK TO A GREAT BAND 'A' 47 ERIE SO. PHONE 3203 MASSILLON, OHIO EDUCATION and FREE SPEECH i' THE GUARANTORS of PERSONAL FREEDOM 'k The Evening Independent H. L. FRIEND MOTOR SALES CADILLAC 8: OLDSMOBILE 306 ERIE STREET N. MASSILLON, OHIO PHONE 7635 TO-DAY AND EVERY DAY READ 0lll0'S MIIST UIIMPLETE EW PAPER THE AKRON BEACON JOURNAL 7 STAR SERVICE Serving its readers with Associated Press, United Press, Chicago Daily News Foreign Service, International News Service, U. P. Wireplloto, Acme Telephotos and North American Alliance. Add to this list a host of prominent national and local writers and you have 0hio's most complete NEWS paper. an, all HIE grfhnouvu' Bye 85 '765 . i s W X I XX 'ati ' i 2 x mw Jxx THE HUUVER CUMPANY GREEN'S MUSIC STORE A Complete Music Service Since 1920 We Repair-Buy-and Trade New and Used Instruments We Teach All Band Instruments 124 Cleveland Ave. S. W. Phone 4-3522 CANTON 2, OHIO HERMAN'S GROCERY Square of Crystal Springs Route 21 Groceries and Meats Electrical Appliances Phone 9650 MASSILLON, OHIO GILCHER LUMBER CO Goon LUMBERU THE KOONS WALLPAPER ,WCHER ,OR Co' Route 93 - Caxfal Fulton Ph Wallpaper 0 Window Shades 0 one 2611 . I 643 Holmes Ave., Barberton, Ohio Lmo mm SHerwood 2922 55 N. ERIE DIAL 4434 CARL BRADY, Owner Compliments of TUSCGRA FGUNDRY SAND COMPANY OTIS D. CLAY 85 SONS Compliments of ELMER SCHROEDER KETTER'S Cement Blocks RESTAURANT PHONE 3992 ART MCGREW Compliments of REXALL DRUGGIST M. H. RUPE REFRESHMENTS 0 VITALIZERS In Business to Keep You Healthy 5 to 1.00 STORE CANAL FULTON, OHIO Compliments of YALE CLOTHES if 308 N. Market Canton, Ohio ROY BLOOMFIELD Manager Compliments of DeLuxe Dry Cleaning 55 FOREST AVE., S. E. Phone 8404 MASSILLON, OHIO BEST WISHES tothe CLASS of 1946 ir THE STERN AND MANN COMPANY Compliments ' of GEORGE SCHROEDER Compliments of K A N N E R'S 32 Lincoln Way E. Y Massillon's Leading Men's Clothing Store BE MODERN! Save Food Save Time Save Labor ELECTRICALLY! -,,- The UHIII PUBLIC SERVIGE 0 o . MASSILLON, OHIO Compllments Stark Glass Co. o f Glass Contractors 'I- Stark County's Largest Distributor of Large Mantle Mirrors THE CUMMERCIAL PHUTOLITH T CU. 505 Erie Street N. Phone 5697 137 First Street, N. E. Massillon, Ohio MASSILLON, OHIO Compliments of W. H. FELLMETH Compliments of ADAMS GROCERY Compliments of RANDALL KURTZ FURNACES SPOUTING REPAIR WORK R I E S TRANSPORTATION CO CANAL FULTON Phone Canal Fulton 2703 TIGER BOWL Beer, Wine and Lunch l2I9 First Sfreef N. E. MASSILLON. OHIO Compliments of JOLLIFF BARBER SHOP R 0 G' E R S Canal Fulton, Ohio Dial 5281 Your Friendly jewelers Paul R. Sfwzlgart FAMOUS FOR DIAMONDS F,,,,,,,,, D,,,,,,, Watches of the Airways MASSILLON OHIO Invalid Car Ser-'uire Monument: Say it with Flowers Zllulinn Zlllnwer Shop MARY BLOOMFIELD, PROP. FLORIST AND GARDENER Flowers and Plants for All Occasions PHONE 9 I Compliments of JOHN WALKER FRANK SCHALMO Compliments of Fulton Dry Cleaning Johnny Shull Phone 7560 Morrison Music Service Band Instruments Pianos, Accorrlions, String Instruments Victor, Columbia and Decca Records 30 Iiictory Sr. S. E. Massillon, Ohio Compliments of DUMUNT ATHLETIC GOODS W. V. Studer cmd T. A. Studer 134 Second Street, S. E. CANTON, OHIO Compliments of O. E. WHITE GENERAL STORE Manchester, Ohio STONE BROS. Clothes SUITS OF ALL PATTERNS FOR THE COMING GRADUATES A Complete Line of Sport Slacks, Coats and Twosomes Hats ' Furnishings ' Shoes 104 Lincoln Way E. Massillon, Ohio For Finer Quality Everything in Iewelry R. K. Sutter, Jeweler MASSILLON'S QUALITY STORE Credit Terms Phone 5858 25 Factory St. S. E. The Sanitary Laundry and Dry Cleaning Courtesy of 421 First Street, N. E. Massillon, Ohio FINEFROCK BROS. CO. Plenty of Parking Space Drive in ot! the street One bloclrsouth ot to our front door St. MczfY'S Chufch The Exchange Bank Co. DEPOSITS INSURED J. L. FROMHOLTZ Distinguished jewelry and Friendly Service 154 Lincoln Waxy W. Phone 5915 MASSILLON, OHIO Compliments of DENISON AND DIEHL COMPLETE Foon MARKET Greene's Radio 85 Electric RADIOS 0 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES MYERS WATER -SYSTEMS CANAL FULTON Compliments of Schalmo Implement Co. Compliments of FULTON FEED SC SUPPLY WITT 85 PITTS GARAGE 225 NORTH ERIE ST. General Auto Repairing PHONE MASS. 5347 RAY'S WELDING 81 RADIATOR C0. ELECTRIC AND GAS WELDING We weld anything but a broken heart ,, . 1. 503 ERIE ST. NORTH, MASSILLON, OHIO Phone 6446 MILLER AUTO SUPPLY Machine Shop Service Sherwin-Williams Automotive Finishes 224 Lincoln Way, W., Massillon, Ohio Phone 3056 Compliments of Kendall's Barber Shop Compliments of EDDIE'S INN BEER 0 WINE 0 LIQUOR SANDWICHES 0 SOUPS Compliments of Bloomfield Chevrolet NEIDERT 85 SONS , W. B. MYERS Iobn Deere Quality Equipment Hardware and Repairing Ford Cars . Ford Parts Electric Welding Machines PHQNE 2661 PHONE 6023 Compliments of R. E. HARDGROVE LESLIE HARDGROVE Coal and Feed Roofing o Spouting Electric Pumps PHONE 3 58 1 LINDE'S LADIES' READY-To-WEAR 23 LINCOLN WAY EAST Exclusive, But Not Expensive Phone 7374 Kunkle Hardware Co. GENERAL HARDWARE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES CLINTON, OHIO PHONE 3642 B. N. BROWN, Agent FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Auto o Life o Pmpmy v Liability N. 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