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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1950 volume:

BOARD OF EDUCATION Education is a serious job of preparation for life. A school is not a rest cure, nor is it a place where pupils learn to rely upon others to tell them what to do. A school is a challenge to the ambitious, but a prison to the lazy. ANN GIBBONS EMIL PUFFENBERGER SARAH LAWRENCE MARY FLETCHER HELEN SIMPSON HOWARD SELCH MICHAEL FEDUNIAK A rustic bridge A quiet stream Reflecting skies Cause us to dream CLASS MOTTO Launched, but not Anchored President CLASS SPONSOR COLORS Scarlet and Silver FLOWER Gardenia Treasurer Secretary Vice President MARY LOUISE BAUMAN Mary Lou A lair haired, blue eyed girl, with many friends. Band 1, 2, 3. 4 Band Secretary 4 Band Librarian 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Y-Teens 1, 2. 3, 4 Y-Toen Membership 3 Y-Teen Treasurer 4 Snowball Queen's Crowner 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Home Ec. Music Ch. 2 Home Ec. Parliamentarian 3 Home Ec. President 4 County Home Ec. 2nd Vice-President 4 Junior Play Football Queen's Attendant 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Assistant Annual Editor Solo and Ensemble 2, 3, 4 Scholarship 1, 2, 3 P.O.D. Project DONALD DUANE ELLIS Pappy Some say Duane is shy, but- those who know wonder why. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3 Hi-Y 3. 4 Class Treasurer 1, 3, 4 Junior Play Annual Staff P.O.D. Project RICHARD EDWIN DAVIS Dick Red hair and dimples in his chin. Many friends he's sure to win. Band 1, 2. 3, 4 Band Vice-President 4 Solo and Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Football 3, 4 Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4 Declamation Contest 3 Hi-Y 3, 4 Hi-Y Chaplain 4 Junior Play Projector Club 1, 2 Hi-Y Basketball Tournament 3 Scholarship 1, 2, 3 Annual Staff P.O.D. Project 4 DOROTHY EARLENE MOORE Dot When you need a true friend. Dot's your gal. Football Queen 4 Home Ec. Club 1, 2 Y-Teens 1. 2. 3, 4 Y-Teen Publicity Ch. 3 Band 1. 2, 3, 4 Class Vice-President 2 Annual Staff Solo and Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4 P.O.D. Project 4 PHILIP FREDERIC MOORE Phil Quick to see, Quicker to think, Quickest to ad. Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Hi-Y 3. 4 Junior Play Student Council 1 Annual Staff Baseball 3 Scholarship 1. 2 Hi-Y Basketball Tournament 3 P.O.D. Project 4 FRANCES JOAN DUNCAN Joanie Happy and carefree she goes on her way, What she’ll do next, one never can say. Class Secretary 4 Junior Play Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Librarian 1. 2, 3 Commercial Club 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Band Librarian 1, 2 Solo and Ensemble 2, 3, 4 Scholarship I, 2, 3 Newspaper Staff Annual Staff P.O.D. Project VIRGINIA BELLE FRICKE Ginny Her big smile she'll always lend, long enough to win a friend. Home Ec. Club 1, 2 Band 1, 2 Ensemble 1, 2 Glee Club 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff Commercial 3, 4 Scholarship 1, 2. 3 P.O.D. Project 4 MARIAN PAULINE HARDGROVE Ping She packs her troubles in a box, then sits on the lid and turns the lock. Band 1, 2. 3, 4 Band President 4 Band Treasurer 3 Solo and Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Y-Teens 1. 2, 3, 4 Y-Teen President 4 Y-Teen Secretary Y-Teen Music Chairman 2 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Home Ec. Club Treas. 2, 4 Home Ec. Club V-Pres. 3 Rainbow Queen Attendant 3 Commercial Club 3 Junior Play Scholarship 1 Magazine Manager Annual Staff Snowball Queen 4 P.O.D. Project DAVID E. BAUGHMAN, JR. Dave His height is as tall as his friendliness. Football 1, 3, 4 Basketball 3 Baseball 3 F.F.A 1, 2 Hi-Y 3, 4 Hi-Y Sergeant at Arms 4 Class Secretary 3 Projector Club 1, 2 Junior Play Annual Staff P.O.D. Project DONALD SCHWENDIMAN Don There's mischief in his eyes of blue. Commercial Club 4 Hi-Y 3. 4 Hi-Y Secretary 4 Football Manager 2, 3, 4 Basketball Manager 2, 3 Basketball 4 Baseball 3 Junior Play Manager Annual Staff P.O.D. Project EVELYN ANN JOLLIFF Andie Blondie, blue-eyed and very sweet. To look at Ann is quite a treat. Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Home Ec. Social Service 2 Home Ec. Publicity Ch. 1 Junior Play Commercial Club 3, 4 Newspaper Staff Annual Staff P.O.D. Project CALVIN RAYMOND KNOTTS Knotts He has what every girl ad- mires — what every boy desires. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3 Hi-Y 3. 4 Hi-Y Vice-President 3, 4 Junior Play Class President 2, 4 Class Vice-President 1, 3 Projector Club 2 Annual Staff P.O.D. Project 4 EDNA FAY GILL Ed A sweet and attractive manner has she. Scholarship 1, 3 Student Council 1 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Home Ec. Secretary 2 Home Ec. Publicity 3 Home Ec. Social 4 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Y-TeenS Service Ch. 4 Junior Play Glee Club 3, 4 Commercial Club 3 Annual Staff Newspaper Staff P.O.D. Project 4 ROSE MARIE SIMONS Rosie Her hair is her crowning glory. Barberton 1, 2 Y-Teens 3 Commercial Club 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Annual Staff Junior Play Newspaper Staff Solo and Ensemble 3, 4 P;O.D. Project 4 JANET MARIE BAUMAN “Boots Her pep, and cheering abil- ity are a credit to our school. Commercial Club 3, 4 Annual Editor Cheerleader 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3. 4 Band Librarian 2 Football Queen's Attendant Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teen Chaplain 2 Y-Teen Vice-President 3 Y-Teen .Social Ch. 4 Solo and Ensemble 2, 3 Junior Play Scholarship 1, 2, 3 Newspaper Staff P.O.D. Project 4 IRENE SUCHKA Style and sentiment are all her own. Y-Teens 1, 4 Commercial 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2 Librarian 1, 2 Junior Play Scholarship 1, 2 Newspaper Staff Annual Staff P.O.D. Project BRUCE BENSON SULLIVAN “Sully Fascinating on the basket- ball floor and clever off. Hi-Y 3, 4 Band 3 Class Vice-President 1, 4 Class Treasurer 2 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Football Manager 1, 2, 3 Football 4 Glee Club 4 Junior Play Projector Club 1, 2, 4 Annual Staff Baseball 3 Declamation Contest 3 P.O.D. Project 4 GLORIA JEAN NICHOLAS “Nicky Quiet and serene, Jean is always ready to extend a willing hand. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3 Librarian 1, 2, 3. 4 Annual Staff Declamation Contest 3 P.O.D. Project 4 DONALD EUGENE SHILLING “Tiddly Football Star — First class fellow. Basketball 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Baseball 3 Projector Club 4 Glee Club 4 Annual Staff P.O.D. Project LAWRENCE JOHN KOBIE “Larry Larry's a clown seldom found with a frown. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Hi-Y President 4 Hi-Y Treasurer 3 Annual Staff Class President 1 Class Secretary 2 Baseball 3 Projector Club 2, 4 P.O.D. Project DOROTHY MARIE ZUNI “Tex Marie She can drive all dullness away, devilish and lots of fun. Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Annual Staff Newspaper Staff Declamation Contest 3 P.O.D. Project 4 EVAN THOMAS STANFORD Tinker He talks little but there is conversation in his eyes. Lorin Andrews 1 Football 4 Annual Staff P.O.D. Project 4 CARL EDWARD KOPPES Skip Happy-go-lucky, looks to the lighter side of life. Annual Staff P.O.D. Project 4 ALEXANDER ROBERT LOCKHART Bob- Just give me a car and let the rest of the world go by. Annual Staff P.O.D. Project 4 ROLAND C. LINDSAY Lindsay Never without his Plymouth, his smile, his humor. F.F.A. 1. 2 Project Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 4 Annual Staff P.O.D. Project JUNIOR CLASS First Row: Donald Reichenbach, Donald Steiner, James Shull, Melvin Cormany, Robert Hiltbrand, John Dittmer, Ray Baughman, John Stockert, Edwin Stanford, Carl Zimmer- man, Harry LeBerth, Thomas Ries. Second Row: Theresa Martin, Genieva Swisher, Carolyn Schmachtenberger, Betty Nichols, Ruth Ann Schroeder, Donald Hague, Dale Minks, Rosemary Brigham, Mary Lou Jones, Carol Harbaugh, Mary Lou Burwell, Shirley Carver, Mr. Selch. Third Row: Joan Colopy, Shirley Byers, Mary Jean Rohr, Bonnie McArdle, Joanne Ott, Thomas Stocker, Kay McClay, Mary Frances Ritchie, June King, Aletha Weaver, Mary Ellen Dye. SOPHOMORE CLASS First Row: Cecilia Marthey, Paul Ferdinand, William Greene, Beverly Stemple, Dawn Swisher, Coyla Hann, Marjorie Neidert, Janice Setterlin, Shirley Fudge, Gloria Swartz, Wanna Ledford, Norma Jean Mosgrove, Barbara White, Noreen Simons. Second Row: Jerry Cuthbert, James Fox, John Bosley, Glen Swigart, Clyde Lyons, Kenneth Boyer, Paul Simons, Orval Parker, James Stephen, John Glazer, Kenneth Decker, Jame§ Smith. Third Row: Patsy Foxx, Lois Hadley, Roy Ellis, Janet Hill, Carol Bauman, Herbert Seifert, Larry Douglas, Edward Moore, Walter Gill, Frances Wise, Donald Sullivan, Bonnie Long, Mr. Feduniak. FRESHMAN CLASS First Row: Clifford Smith, Richard Reffner, Doris Dye, Ann Gainey, Barbara Weaver, June Brigham, Wayne Douglas, Janet Hammock, Lorene Dewalt, Lester Decker, Norma Gerstenslager, Shirley Rudersmith, Shirley Shoemaker, Rosemary McArdle, Peggy Hansel, Marilyn Ledford, Jean Schembechler, Richard Hartmann. Second Row: Barbara Nichols, Alvin Notch, Wilda Kreakie, Gary Williams. Robert Williams, James Neidert, Gerald Bogard, Eva Moore, Robert Knotts, Richard Harbaugh, Janet Geier, Glenn Reichenbach, Robert Flake, Sherlock Rudersmith, Raymond Weber. Third Row: Miss Fletcher, William Lorenz, Cleda Bruegger, Betty Lou Snyder, Robert Jones, Connie Long, Richard Shafer, Byron Aughenbaugh, Edward Norris. Gabrial Sekulich, Janet Hardgrove, Gwenna Stanford, Betty Markus, Shirley Hiltbrand, William Fricke, Richard Jones, Mary Lyons. COMMERCIAL CLUB Y-TEENS Compliments of Arthur's Feed Mill HOME ECONOMICS CLUB NEWSPAPER STAFF PROJECTOR CLUB Compliments of B M Grill LATIN CLUB EDITORS SENIORS GRADES MUSIC BUSINESS MANAGERS PHOTOGRAPHS ACTIVITIES SPORTS a ART Compliments of Blank Coal Co. Compliments of R. E. Hardgrove Coal Co. We, the senior band members wish to express our appreciation to Mr. Puffenberger for all his hard work and his efforts to make our band a good one. We want to wish Mr. Puf- fenberger and next year's band all the luck in the world. Compliments of Ketter's Restaurant fern, Compliments of Denison Diehl The school is very proud of its Glee Club this year. It has increased considerably, and under Mr. Puffenberger's direction, they have sung on quite a few occasions. The orchestra has also been very active this year. Compliments of Fellmeth's Soda Bar Compliments of Finefrock Bros. Co. OS Essays AND LitefWf y- Complimenis of Fulton Flower Shop Compliments of Everhart's I.G.A. Grocery FOOTBALL SCHEDULE for 1949 Sept. 16 Rittman we 7 they 33 Sept. 24 Barberton . 20 6 Sept. 30 Middlebranch . 0 30 Oct. 8 Hartville . 8 20 Oct. 15 East Canton . 19 13 Oct. 21 Dover . 12 7 Oct. 27 Jackson _ 7 21 Nov. 4 Navarre . 0 6 Nov. 11 Doylestown 0 26 Home games Compliments of the Century Bar Duane Phil Larry T i dd1ey Dick Bruce Tom Dave Calvin Compliments of Jolliff's Barber Shop Compliments of Kendall's Barber Shop Compliments of Ed Kobie Duane Tiddley Phil Don Calvin Dave Bruce Larry Compliments of Kenny Markham, Printer BASKETBALL SCHEDULE for 1949-50 we they Nov. 29 Clinton 29 40 Dec. 2 Brewster 19 29 Dec. 3 Jackson 18 60 Dec. 9 Middlebranch 34 65 Dec. 10 Dundee 41 54 Dec. 16 Dalton 45 51 Dec. 17 Beach City 38 32 Dec. 20 Magnolia 40 40 Jan. 6 Uniontown 37 39 we they Jan. 7 Waynesburg __________ 46 48 Jan. 14 Dover .............. 33 53 Jan. 20 Navarre ............ 41 50 Jan. 21 Hartville .......... 39 48 Jan. 27 Greentown .......... 51 39 Jan. 28 East Sparta .......... 37 69 Feb. 3 East Canton___________ 61 52 Feb. 4 Marlboro ............ 30 35 Feb. 11 Manchester ......... 48 54 Home games Compliments of McMillen Hardware Compliments of Jerry Broomall Compliments of Nelson's Village Restaurant Compliments of Max Rupe Irene McKee Lavona Corley Betty Hanks Dorothy Summers Pauline Weigle Lavina Mosgrove Ethel Knight EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Richard Fischnich, Paul Shonk, Karl Gilcher, Lois Cormany, Genelea Fox, Teddy Jolliff, Duane Dew alt. Lee Hammock, Patty Lou Taylor, Marvon Sullivan, Robert Duncan. Second Row: Jess Williams, James Ebert, Mary Jo Greene, Janet Miller, Glenn Mauger, Marilyn Evans, Mary Bogard, Paul Stockert, Ronald Levers, Mr. Summers. SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Linda Gesaman, John Weaver, Ronald Boyer, Donald Douglas, Clifton Smith, Betty Ries, Charlotte Bennage, Marilyn Simons, Mary Lou Gaddis, Jerry Gerstenslager, Junior Fox. Second Row: Robert Berdorf, Joyce Kraft, Joan Budziak, Betty Jo Miller, Ralph Moore, Nick Notch Jr., Joseph Wise, Charles Keefauver, Ronald McClay, Sue Hann, Shirley Ludwick, Mr. Maxwell. Third Row: Russell Mitchell, Marvin Hardgrove, Patricia May, Joanne Swisher, Junior Franklin, Ruth Anne Fricke, Barbara Crowe, James Reffner, Barbara Hague, William Stockert, Roberta Roop. Compliments of Johnny Shull SIXTH GRADE First Row: Roberta Gay, Sandra Moore, Gary Mathews, Jerry Semelsberger, George Reffner, Nancy Dye, Shirley Gesaman, Floyd Kirkpatrick, James Hiltbrand, Carol Miller. Second Row: Linda Mathews, Ruth Bogard, Roger Fricke, Ronald Huffman, Tom Garrett, Melvin Mansfield, David Krnach, Harlan Weygandt, Roger Atkinson, Beverly Barber, Mrs. Carr. Third Row: Barbara Zimmerman, Ann McMillen, Dorcas Oschenbein, Marlene Greene, David Duncan, Joan Nelson, Alberta Ott, Esther Hann, John Just, Doris Dewalt. FIFTH GRADE First Row: George Bennage, Jack Shonk, Robert Mansfield, Richard Gindlesberger, Judi Moke, Johnny Smith, Ada Jean Baum, Carmen Reffner, Sue Cuthbert, Tommy Reighart, c Virginia Foxx. Second Row: Lois Hoover, Marie LeBerth, Lois Stockert, Alice Markus, Robert Gindlesberger, Rita Matthews, John Gesaman, Robert Blachly, Richard Norris, Jerry Nicholas, Mrs. McKee. Third Row: Mary Ann Decker, Ann Fletcher, Richard Swisher, Sandra Neal, Carol Otto, Rosella Hartman, Dick Stoughton, Sharon Gilcher, Terry Kroeger, Judy Fudge, Elizabeth Siber. Compliments of Workman's Service Welding Co. FOURTH GRADE First Row: Gary Leaver, Kenneth Sick, Paul Goerke, Albert Coolie, Harry Taylor, Henry Bergdorf, Joyce Ries, Judy Just, Buddy Hartman, Robert Reffner, Miguel Guzman, Lowell Gesaman, Roger Foxx, Deloris Bennage. Second Row: Mrs. Corley, James Selch, Dennis Johnson, Randall Woodall, Gerald Hammock, Joel Schimke, Dale Ferryman, David McCortney, Richard Flake, Lee Camp, Jerry Duncan, Rita Velk, Clifford Miller, Carson Ripley, Patty Nelson, Ronald Ries. Third Row: John Wise, Ruth Parker, Judy Semelsberger, John Tippel, Bill Simmons, Kenneth Fricke, Lyle Kirkpatrick, Larry Notch, Carl Smith, David Queen, Ronald Hague, Herbert Blachly, Carol Fellmeth, Donna Huffman, Nodine Eckroate. THIRD GRADE First Row: Robert Garrett, Donald Miller, Karen Ellis, Raymond Ferryman, Barbara McVickers, Ada Jean Baum, David Nichlos, George Lukinac, Donald Decker, Kenneth Waggoner, Richard Huffman, Thomas Nicholas. Second Row: Mrs. Summers, Nyda Mae Noftsinger, Clifford Mansfield, Billy Swigart, Thomas Norris, Thomas Otto, Carol Boyle, Robert Woodall, Jane Reid, Carole Rupe, Jacqueline Little, Dorothy Parker. Third Row: Billy Fischnich, Judy Mann, Wanda Hofsteter, Richard Dye, Jennie Hancock, Georgia Ketler, Richard Schmachtenberger, Marion Weygandt, Linda Ott, Jimmy Finefrock, Gordon Gay, Linda Suderow. Compliments of Ted's Service SECOND GRADE First Row: Tommy Gindlesberger, Rita Harm, Alex Markus, Linda Nicholas, Bobby Taylor, Ruth Ann Inghram, Jimmy Waggoner, Mary Ellen Weidner, Gary Hoeft, Donald Shearl, Billy Wittman, Glenn Garrett, Judy Lunkinac, Ralph Blachly, Betsy Fudge, Ronald Neidert. Second Row: Judy Lee Snyder, Billy Greenawalt, Larry Johnson, Ellen Schimke, Denny Smail, Dickie Weigand, Helen Stockert, Norene Brown, Marion Fricke, Charles Hass, Sandra Franklin, Vernon Siber, Marlene Parker, Ronnie Williams. Third Row: Mrs. Mosgrove, Jimmy Just, Marvin Sawyer, Jimmy Fellmeth, Cora Mae Boser, Mary Alice Moore, Duane Weygandt, Bill Rennie, Sandra Hammock, Bruce Gesaman, David Markovich, Bobby Wagner, Kenny McCullough, Tommy Gesaman, Marilyn Greene, Doreen Cuthbert, Mrs. Weigle, Absent: Norman Tippel. FIRST GRADE First Row: Gary Rhoades, Mary Lou Ketler, Carolyn Hass, Bobby Tesch, Tommy Baum, Pearl Dye, Paul Inghram, Allen Andrews, Marilyn Mann, Ramona Guzman, Eddie Markham. Second Row: George Shuman, Newton Bogard, Marsha Roop, Kathleen Young, Peggy Wood, Mary Evelyn Ries, Danny Miller, Flo Reichenbach, Jerry May, Frank Browne, Keith Harris. Third Row: Vada Ulrich, Catherine Lusk, Karen Kirkpatrick, David Tippel, Gary Parker, Barbara Phillips, Georgia Bennage, Mable Norris, Trini Shonk, Robert Mathews, Diane Sherwood, Mrs. Knight. Compliments of the Waldorf Dairy KINDERGARTEN First Row: David Juersivich, Marcia Swigart. Beverly Geiger, Paul Frommherz, Lynn Weigle, Gayle Brasaemele, Annabel Hancock. Tommy Finefrock, Janice Gilmor, Patty Pedrotty. Second Row: Mrs. Hanks, Tommy Gerstenslager, Steve Sitko, Sarah Norris, Ruth Ann Baughman, Sandra Lowery, Charles Kraft, Lois Rupe, Susan Evans, Barbara Brand. Compliments of R. G. Carver ST. PHILIP AND JAMES, PAROCHIAL SCHOOL THE REVEREND FATHER JOHN L. MAURER THE FACULTY SISTER MARY EWALDA Grades 1 and 2 SISTER MARY ST. JOAN Grades 3, 4 and 5 SISTER MARY LEONCIA Grades 6, 7 and 8 GRADES SIX, SEVEN AND EIGHT Front Row: Benny Bloomfield, Jerry McDonald, Freddie Lee Remark, Rosemarie Ilg, Nancy Stephan, Betty Gill, David Ferdinand, James Rohr, Laurn Rohr. Second Row: Joan Brigham, Mary Martin, John Hammer, Albert Ott, Lewis Etling, George Ott, Jerry McAvinew, Raymond Shipplett, Janet Gill, Frances Arnold. Third Row: Jack Yanke, Peggy Boak, Carol McAvinew, Mary Elizabeth Whisler, Marilyn Ferdinand, Sally Hammer, Robert Oser, Raymond Schembechler. GRADES THREE, FOUR, AND FIVE Front Row: Gary Stephen, James Stitz, Lee Ann Hellmer, Ellen Ilg, Rosanne Oser, Martha Blank, Louise Seifert, Judy Burger, Annette Schalmo, Tom McDonald, Gary Heather. Second Row: Vincent Orr, Mary Damales, Lucille Boak, Ann Danamiller, Rita Bloomfield, Judy Heather, Joanne Workman, Rita Young, Marlene Freed, Joanne Appleman, Gretchen Geier, Albertine Seifert, Mary Ellen Brigham, John Shondel. Third Row: Tommy Culp, Tommy Berger, Robert Gill, Clarence Workman, Walter Talalas, Robert Kolar, Dale Stephen, Larry Etling, Robert Schettze, Robert McFarland, Donald Young, Raymond Yurick, Robert Schaffer, George Baugham. 13434 GRADES ONE AND TWO Front Row: Mary Ann Remark, Rosemary Gill, George Gabor, Bobby Rohr, Kenneth Aman, James Chenevey, Caroline Callret, Barbara Kendall, Joyce Yingling, Mary Lou Stitz. Second Row: Barbara Berger, Philip Maynard, John Kolar, Terry Wilmont, Michael Gozden, Patty McFarland, Bonnie Stitz, Joyce Talalas, Linda Youngblood. Third Row: Carl Youngblood, Allen Yingling, Thomas Orr, James Danamiller, Billy Williams, Katherine Garman, Mary Garman, Ann Wyiniorick, Carol Ann Linhart, Doris Boak. £mfilimnts oj CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1950 BLOOMFIELD CHEVROLET SOUTH CANAL STREET Canal Fulton’s Most Modern Auto Service A — Always B — Buy C — Chevrolet Compliments of GRANT TOTTEN COMPANY (Wholesale Only) Everything for the Roofing, Heating and Sheet Metal Dealer Phones 41812 — 45639 1215-19 McKinley ave., s. w. canton, ohio Compliments of Raymond Ries and Richard Simmons E. Congratulations to Class of 1950 The Economy Dry Cleaning Co We operate our own plant. E. PARKER MOTOR CO. De Soto - Plymouth All Work Guaranteed Pick Up and Delivery Service 104 Canal Street Phone 2282 or 2086 CANAL FULTON BEST —WISHES To The Class of 1950 YOUR WESTINGHOUSE STORE YOUR SPORTING GOODS STORE YOUR ZANDER S AND RUSS’ HARDWARE STARK COUNTY'S ONLY DRIVE-IN HARDWARE CANAL FULTON PHONE 2397 HUSTON-PUGH Sporting Goods Co. Highest Quality Athletic Equipment The Finest In Class and Varsity Sweaters 35 So. Main St. Akron, Ohio BL-3106 BL-3107 Compliments of THE OBERLIN DAIRY Pasteurized Dairy Products Nelson Industrial Supply Co. 416 — 4th Street S. W. MASSILLON, OHIO Distributors of Onliwon Paper Towels and Lily Tulip Paper Cups also Janitor Supplies “QUALITY SERVES YOU BEST” Phone Massillon 4666 308 20th St. N. W. Compliments of a Friend GOOD LUCK and SUCCESS to the GRAD’S of 1950 THE EVENING INDEPENDENT Compliments of MILROSE DRIVE-IN Curb and Table Service Compliments of SUPERIOR PROVISION CO. Phone 2-1591 MASSILLON, OHIO Located on Route 21 3 Vi Miles North of Canal Fulton ED PATRIS, MANAGER New, Used and Reconditioned We Rent Sell and Repair All Makes M. H. MARTIN CO. Your authorized educational representative for Bell-Howell Cameras, sound projectors, sound equipment, tape recorders. If It’s 8 or 16 m.m. movies, we have it in service and sales. Phone 858G Massillon, Ohio BENSON TYPEWRITER CO. 336 — 4th Street N. W. Canton, Ohio 1949-50 SEPTEMBER 7 School Begins Officially. 9 Stark County Football Preview. 16 First Football Game — Rittman 33, Fulton 6. 20 First Teachers' picnic. 22 Organization of the First Successful Glee Club. 24 Homecoming Football Game — Barberton Res. 6, Fulton 20. 30 Football Game — Middlebranch 35, Fulton 0. OCTOBER 4 Organization of Booster Club. 8 Football Game — Hartville 20, Fulton 8. 10 Band Picnic. 14 Freshman Hayride. 15 Football Game — Fulton 18, East Canton 13. 17 Juniors begin practice for Class Play. 19 School Holiday, Teachers Institute at Reedurban. 21 Football Bame — Fulton 12, Dover 7. 21 Senior Individual Pictures. 24 Jackson beats Fulton — Jackson 21, Fulton 7. 27 School Holiday, N.E.O.T.A. 28 School Party. 31 First Noon. NOVEMBER 4 Navarre beats Fulton — Navarre 6, Fulton 0. 6 Y Teen recognition service. 11 School Holiday, also Doylestown Football Game. 12 Box Social and Square Dance sponsored by Booster Club. 21 Seniors Choose Annual Covers. 23 Thanksgiving Holiday. 29 First Basketball Game — Clinton 40, Fulton 29. DECEMBER 2 Basketball Game — Brewster 29, Fulton 19. 3 Basketball Game — Jackson 60, Fulton 18. 9 Basketball Game — Middlebranch 65, Fulton 34. 10 Basketball Game — Dundee 54, Fulton 41. 13 First Band Concert — A great success. 14 First Every Pupil Tests. 16 Basketball Game — Dalton 51, Fulton 45. 17 Basketball Game — Beach City 32, Fulton 38. 20 Basketball Game — Magnolia 40, Fulton 46. 21 Christmas Vacation. 30 Snowball Dance. JANUARY 3 School begins after Christmas Holidays. 6 Basketball Game — Uniontown 39, Fulton 37. 7 Basketball Game — Waynesburg 48, Fulton 46. 8 Pupils Chosen for County Literary Contest. 10 First meeting of Hi-Y Club. 13 O.P.S. Program. 14 Basketball Game — Dover 53, Fulton 33. CALENDAR 18 Semester Exams. 19 Semester Exams. 20 First Semester ends — Basketball Game Navarre 50-41. 21 Basketball Game — Hartville 48 Fulton 39. 24 March of Dimes Campaign. 27 Basketball Game with Greentown. 28 N. E. Ohio Band Clinic held here. 28 Basketball Game with East Sparta. 30 Seniors choosen for Senior Scholarship Test. FEBRUARY 1 Wrestling Exhibition K.S.U. 3 Senior Scholarship Contest — East Canton Basketball Game. 4 Drawing for Basketball Tournament — Marlboro Game. 7 Seniors choose Cards and Announcements. 10 P.T.A. Dinner for Athletic Fund. 11 Manchester Basketball Game. 13 County Literary Contest. 14 Basketball Tournament Begins. 21 Band Concert. 22 County Music Solo and Ensemble. 24 Home Sweater Hop. 25 Final of Basketball Tournament. 27 Mrs. Benninghaugh Book Review. MARCH 1 Senior Play Practice Begins. 4 P.T.A. Fair for Band and Athletic Fund. 11 Band District Solo and Ensemble. 14 Home Ec. Style Show. 25 District Band Contest — Capital University Concert. 28 Athletic Banquet. 30 Spring Every Pupil Test. APRIL 6 Senior Play. 7 Preliminary District State Scholarship Test. 22 State Solo and Ensemble Contest. 25 Y-Teen Poppy Daughter Banquet. 29 State Band Contest. MAY 5 Y-Teen Mothers' Tea. 6 Grade Band Contest. 8 Grade Band Banquet. 11 Spring Band Concert. 13 Junior-Senior Prom. 15 Senior High School Band Banquet. 22 Baccalaureate Service. 25 Commencement. Compliments of TUSCORA FOUNDRY SAND COMPANY OTIS D. CLAY SONS W. E. GILCHER LUMBER COMPANY Compliments of William A. Wagner Mule Hide Roofing HYBRID SEED CORN Lumber • Sash • Doors • Millwork West of BtO Station PHONE Canal Fulton, Ohio RES. 2256 BUS. 2337 Compliments of 6ILCHER LUMBER CO. Compliments of • Florian P. Cuthbert, M.D. BOB SWIGART Manager Phone 2222 SCHALMO IMPLEMENT Compliments of McCormick - Deering Tractors and implements ■ H| Refrigeration HOFSTETER BROS. New Idea Spreaders DON’T FORGET! • “WE BUY FURS, HIDES, Repairs Fence and Farm Hardware AND WOOL’’ Compliments of C. R. KURTZ GAS AND OIL HEATING BEST WISHES Compliments to the o f CLASS of T 1950 THE ★ COMMERCIAL PHOTOLITH CO. THE STERN AND MANN 137 First Street, N. E. COMPANY Massillon, Ohio Canton Ohio Best Wishes to CLASS OF ’50 Compliments of Tremco Manufacturing Company CLEVELAND, OHIO Mastic Specialties, Paints, Enamels, Protective Coatings for Maintenance and Construction Mr. C. F. Murphy Box 221 North Canton, Ohio Phone 9379 Compliments of LOCKHART Coal Contracting Co. Akron, Ohio Phone HE-8789 To The Class of 1950 BEST IN SPORTS go BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE from the BEST IN SPORTING GOODS The Canton Hardware Company Sporting Goods Compliments of ROBERT S - JEWELRY CANAL FULTON, OHIO MYERS SPORT SHOP Fishing Hunting and Athletic Supplies 37 Erie Street N. SHELL SERVICE STATION Glenn Heller, Prop. Gas, Oils, Batteries, Tires Corner State Routes 93 and 21 Compliments of SWEIGERT’S Recreation, and Confectionery Candy, Ice Cream, Soft Drinks and Staple Groceries NORTH LAWRENCE, OHIO Compliments of Fulton Beauty Shoppe Lois Majo Compliments of T. Q. LAWRENCE Complete Food Market On the Square Phone 9193 North Lawrence, Ohio ART McGREW Rexall Druggist Your Health — Our Business Phone 2461 Canal Fulton, Ohio Compliments of MUSIC CENTER Phone 26907 216 S. Market Compliments of Edward Steiner COAL-BUILDING SUPPLIES CANAL FULTON, OHIO PHONE 2319 BOX 206 Compliments of Western Auto Associate Store E. W. HARRIMAN, OWNER Canal Fulton. Ohio The Sanitary Laundry and Dry Cleaning 421 First Street, N. E. Massillon, Ohio Plenty of Parking Space Drive in off the street One block south of to our front door St. Mary's Church Compliments of Miller Auto Supply Inc. 243 S. Erie ARMANS Kitchen-Cooked Potato Chips MADE FRESH DAILY Phone 2862 HART'S FROZEN FOOD LOCKER GROCERY LLOYD W. SMAIL AUTHORIZED TAPPAN DEALER “The Best” in Gas Appliances Compliments of THE COMMUNITY STORE Radio - Television ■ Electric Appliances MASSILLON, O. PHONE 21543 Canal Fulton, Ohio Dial 2)56 Paul R. Swigart Funeral Director Invalid Car Service Monuments Compliments of EDNA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE and EARL'S BARBER SHOP Phone 2212 CANAL FULTON H. C. ALLISON Water Well Drilling CANAL FULTON OHIO Phone 2437 LEY BROS. TURKEY FARM OHIO TENDER GROWN TURKEY’S Phone 2712 Canal Fulton, Ohio Compliments of Stone Bros. Clothes Large Selection of Suits For The Graduates SPORT SLACKS — JACKETS COATS — FURNISHINGS 104 Lincoln Way W. Massillon, O. W. B. MYERS FORD CARS and TRUCKS PHONE 2333 OSER'S GIANT ELM DAIRY Pasteurized Products R. F. MURPHY SONS Water Well Drilling CANAL FULTON Phone 2261 WHY TAKE CHANCES In not belonging to the motor car owners guardian. Cost only $10.00 per year. THE MASSILLON AUTOMOBILE CLUB Compliments of MASSILLON RETAIL JEWELERS The Modern Home Is All Electric THE OHIO EDISON CO. MASSILLON, OHIO The Exchange Bank Co. DEPOSITS INSURED Compliments of NEIDERT AND SONS DISTRIBUTORS OF JOHN DEERE FARMING IMPLEMENTS Phone 2377 Canal Fulton, Ohio THE KOONS WALLPAPER CO. 9 Wallpaper • Window Shades Linoleum 55 N. ERIE DIAL 4434 Compliments of Compliments of JOSTEN JEWELRY CO. DeLuxe Dry Cleaning 55 FOREST AVE.. S. E. Compliments of W. M. KYSER SALES CO. P. 0. D. PROJECT Yoiill be happier w fh a HOOVER THE CERES SUPPLY CO., INC. ROBERT R. HESS AND SON Manufacturers of CERES FEEDS HIGHER QUALITY FEEDS FOR LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY FARM SUPPLIES Carload Shippers and Receiver of Grain and Ingredients Tremont Ave. W. ai Viaduct Phone 5111 MASSILLON, OHIO