Canton South High School - Moderian Yearbook (Canton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

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A dvertising Carol Rowley 7 , ,,,,,,rr, ,,,,r, ..r..,.. T y pist Robert Sherry rrrrrrrrrrrr.,.. rr,r.rrrr.,.,.,,.,r, S ales John Throckmorton rrrr,rv, ,.r,.... A dvertising Myra Icardi ,r,,rr,rr,rrr,r,r,,,....,rr,..r ,.,r,,rr A dvertising Patricia Zuber ,,,,,r,,,rrrrr..,r . .Y,rr..,,, ,,,,r,,,,,.rr. T ypist JUNIORS: Norma Adams , , , ,. A 7 , Sales james Albery . ,,.r.....,,...,.rrrrrrrr,,r.......,.e..,rr,,v.,,. Sales Patricia Hunter A Advertising and Typist Eva Kitzmiller ,,t, 7 Willis Laughlin ,t,,, , ,t,, A Sales Sales Nancy Marbott rrc,... rrrrrr., A dvertising Mike Murphy ,,,, W Advertising Sally Tilton r,r.,.,crr.,.crtv,,crrrccc,,...r., .rr..,,,,,cccr,cr S ales Carolyn Yohe cr,.,,,r,.cr..... A ......,,,t..,.., ,,r,.crr,,.,. S ales SOPHOMORES: MARY Lou IREY AND BARBARA FERREN Laffy I-aP?e eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee at eeee at Sales Lovina Miller , ,,,,,,,,,, , , , Y, ,,,, Sales Verna Neisel as rr,, Y, S Proofreading and Sales Carol Shew 7 , , t,,,,,,,, r,,,,,,,,,,, 7, ,,r,r .,,, , ,. Sales FRESHMEN: Demetria Dennis . S rrsrrsr,s, S rraraa Sales james Joliff t,,,,,,,..ttt.,, . H ,,r,,t,t,tt, .,r, S ales Jean Weiler ,, FOREWORD We, the Canton South Annual Staff, present the 1953 edition of the Moderian. This is the sixteenth edition of school life at Canton South. The first was printed in 1938. We truly hope you will be pleased with the contents of this year's book. For years to come, we hope this book will help you to bring back pleasant and cherished memories of your happy days at C. S. H. S. Page 1 Sales ' A iii iii 3, 52? Qi Q23 122 gig I H Q, 1 f 2 il 3? iii Ni iii? 3 3 E? Us Hi ,Q I M, , W5 25 g 4? Fi' A -X ?f'!5' f 3' 1 co' .,,., .K I!! llil EIB Q V 553 D 1 pc 4,4 HBE? fL J ' :IE H,-1 W .5 s a 1 af 2 ,bs Q 3. -1 2 ., . E To Cllllfflil South Higb Sflmol. llfe fzlezlge Illlftlilillg lllylllf-1'.' Une will make XIILTUXX our rule. And bring In you the l'il'l0J',1. Tboziglv the many be bard and long, Yet in nur lwarlx u'e'll sing Ilwix mug Ax we travel 011 our ll'tl-1' U e'll filzzvlwu inn' lllee. Red and Graj. DEDICATION i's'H'S'we-.xi To the memory of Robert Gauze, we dedi- cate this, the 1955 edition of the Canton South Year Book, Moderian. Maintaining a constant interest in outdoor life, he was a member of the Ohio National Guard, receiving basic training at Camp Carson, Colorado, later serving for more than a year with the United States Forces in Korea. As a graduate of Canton South in the Class of '49, he will be remembered as one who was well liked, and as a quiet and sincere friend of those who knew him. Page 4 RWM AIIMINISTIIATIU Q 'SQ 1 f 4 j - Q . --3. -1' E I- In Q BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: T. Corwin Bailey, Howard Mottice, Glen Yohe, Bud Syler, Paul Barth, Howard Jolliff, W'erner Thompson. STARK COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS 'T MR. SCHLEGEL MR. KNAPP MR. BIXLER Elementary Szzperrisor Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Stark County Schools Stark County Schools Stzzrle County Schools Page 6 SUPERINTENDENT MR. T. C. BAILEY SIlf767'i72l67ld617l of Canton S PRINCIPAL SECRETARY MRS. RUBY YOHE Office Secretary MR. WEISS Mathematics MRS. O'CONNOR Commercial MR. PEREZ Spanish and Mathematics FACULTY MISS MYERHOLTZ Vocal Instruction MR. KIPLINGER Science MR. BREZGER Psychology MISS SKRILETZ English Page 8 FACULTY MR. WILSON H istory MRS. WATKINS English MR. BEAZEL History MR. BOYCE Business English Page 9 MRS. MCNUTT 1101116 Ifcrmo mifs MR. RIEGER 1'l!lI'll1ll'Clf A I f!fbC'II1lIfil'.Y MRS. XWEILER English MR. HEIST I I25l1 ll7lle12ftIl AIll5iL' MISS PAUL Physical Educatiofz MR. GABLER Geography MR. HILKERT Latin FACULTY MR. WELKER W0odu'orking MRS. LONG Home Economics Page 10 FACULTY MR. CAMPBELL American Democracy MR. HINTON Commercial N Page 11 MR. FRANK Mechanical Drawing MR. FERGUSON Metal Shop MR. LIMBERT Biological Science MRS. MEYER Librarian -as fjii' MR. ASH MR. YOUNG MISS SEANOR LIR. GOERKE English Geography English History FACULTY Mi.. MAINTENANCE C O O K S 41 .RQ SENIOR OFFICERS JERRY HANEY, President Give Me A Litile Kiss, lVill You, Hula? DALE MEEK, Vice President Meandering CAROL ROWLEY, Secretary I'1n Never Satisfied GRANT MCFARLAND, Treasurer I Like the Wfide Open Spaces SPONSORS MISS SEANOR Our Very Own MR. GOERKE ffsmy A While Page I4 SENIORS SALLY SHIRLEY RONNIE SHIRLEY BABICS BALO BARONI BARTO 'Sentimental My Chattanooga M y Lucky Me Destiny Choo-Choo Charm CLEO SHERLINE DOROTHY BETTY BORON BROWN BURCH BURNS 'My Jealous Who It's a Blue Kisses and Eyes A Knows? World Tears Page 15 SENIORS KATHLEEN CAROL SHIRLEY BERNARD BUTTS CAIRNS CASTANIEN CHANEY 'Fm Going to Walk You Belong The Object of My Guy Is a and Talk with to Me Affection Guy the Lord JAMES BETTY LOU EVELYN MARY COFFY COONEY CRICK CRISP Pretty Keep It a Somebody Pretty Eyed Boy Secret Baby Page 16 EILEEN CRUM 'Life ls a Beautiful Thing SENIORS FRED JOSEPHINE DAVID CUSH CUSMA DANCY Beautiful Sweet Settin' the Woods Brown Eyes Violets on Fire I 2 FRED DONNA JERRY INA DAYTON DENNING DENNIS DIAMOND 'Way Up in North Tenderly And So to Sleep I'm Carolina Again Late Page 17 SENIORS RONALD PHYLLIS NORMAN JACK DINARDI DRABICK ECKINGER ECREMENT Hey, Good Remember Me in Rolling More Than I Care Lookin' ,1 Your Dreams Stone to Rememberu HELEN BARBARA MARGARET MARILYN ELLIOTT FERREN FINK GRAHAM Pm in Love With Tl9ey're Playing Hold Me, Kiss Be My a Wonderful Guy Our Song Me, Thrill Me Love Page 18 SENIORS JAMES DONALD SHIRLEY PHYLLIS GAUZE HAGER HAINES HOOKWAY 'I Like Mountain Let's Live a Dance, Ballerina, When My Darling Music Little Dance Calls Me Darling NANCY OLIVE DAVID MYRA HORST HOWARD ICARDI ICARDI Mixed I Don't Hot Rod My Truly, Emotions Care Race Truly Fair Page 19 SENIORS MARY LOU CHARLES BARBARA IRENE IREY JOHNSON KARNS KEREAKOS I Miss W'laere'.v Turn Back the My Sentimental You So Charley? Hands of Time Heart EMMA MILLIE PAUL KOEHLER KOSTENJAK KRAMER It Doesn't Cost Gypsy I Don't Want to Set a Dime to Dream Heart the World on Fire Page 20 BARBARA LANNING I Want to be Near You SENIORS ALICE WANDA HARRY RITA LARSEN LAW LEIGHTON LESH Who Kissed Me Do I Too You're Not in My Last Night? Worry.9 Young Arms Tonight JOHN CONNIE JOYCE MATZ MEISER MORRIS Music, Music, The Loveliest Night Absence Makes the Music of the Year Heart Grow Ponder Page 21 BONNIE MORTON Somebody Loves Me SENIORS DOLORES DON LOIS MARY LOUISE MCCAULLEY MCMILLEN NEEL POOL You Could Make Me jet Full Time A Girl Named Mary Smile Again Joh and a Boy Named Bill CRYSTAL LANNY ROBERT THOMAS POOLE POPE RILEY RODGERS I'm Yours to just One of Those A Marshmallow Painting the Clouds Command Things World With Sunshine Page 22 SENIORS TONY ARCI-IIE NAOMI BUD RODRIGUEZ ROHRER SCHROETER SCOTT Too Old to Cut I Confess Anywberel Have a Good the Mustard Wdnder', Time ROBERT PAUL JUDY SHIRLEY SHERRY SIGMUND SMITH STAHLER Gotta Find Somebody Slow Dance Me I Love the to Love Poke Loose Guy Page 25 SENIORS JACQUELINE ROBERT HAROLD LEROY STARK STEPHAN STOETZER TERRETT The Glory of You Fm just a Poor Choir Love Darlin' Bachelor Boy JOSEPHINE JOHN SHIRLEY EUGENE THOMAS THROCKMORTON UHL VERNIER 'There Will Never You'll Never Get My Heart Cries Unforgettable Be Another Love Away for You Page 24 GARY WALTERS I Love the Way You Say Goodnight SENIORS JACK WEAVER 1'll Get By:f CHARLES WEST Come What May!! JIM WEST Never Been Kissed E 4' SHIRLEY WITTER May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You HAROLD YVONNE PATRICIA WOLFORD YANDERS ZUBER Moonlight Wish You Were Undecided Mystery Here Page KW' iwqwlay X aw gafq Q i CLASS WILL Sally Babics wills her wedding plans to Patty Baum. Eileen Crum and Shirley Balo will their red hair back to the Tintair Co. Ronnie Baroni wills his harem of girls to Jim Albery. Shirley Barto wills her middle name of La Rue back to the cowboy, Lash La Rue. Cleo Boron wills her first name, Cleo, to Mr. Gabler's car of the same name. Sherline Brown wills her job in the library to Barbara Butts. Dorothy Burch wills her southern drawl back to the South. Betty Burns wills her ability to put on make-up to Donna Hobaugh. Katy Butts wills her size to Ann Adkins. Carol Cairns wills her peaches and cream complexion to Faye Arnette. Shirley Castanien wills her intelligence and efficiency to Eva Kitzmiller. Bernard Chaney wills his ability to blush to Mr. Young fas if he needs ith. jim Coffy wills his clothes back to the Man's Shop where they came from. Betty Lou Cooney wills her nickname, Rosemary Clooney, back to the singer of the same name. Evelyn Crick wills her love for red-headed boys to anyone who likes red hair. Mary Crisp wills her love for dual-tone mufflers to any- one who likes the sound of them. Fred Cush wills his football ability to Abby Changer. Josie Cusma wills her quiet ways to Hazel Mercurio. David Dancy wills his ability to fall asleep in the bar- ber's chair to anyone who hates to get haircuts. Fred Dayton wills his ability to strum a guitar to Eddie Arnold. Donna Denning wills her easiness to blush to Mr. Limbert. jerry Dennis wills his Dodge to anyone who can afford to put oil in it. Ina Diamond wills her regular attendance to Janet Ecksmith. Ronnie DiNardi wills his ever-lasting supply of gum to anyone who can afford to buy it. Phyllis Dllrabick wills her black hair to Barbara Hocken- smit . Norman Eckinger wills his beautiful complexion back to the Camay brides. Jack Ecrement wills the National Guard back to Eisen- hower. Helen Elliott wills her driver's license to Shirley Bednarz. Barbara Ferren wills her position as head cheerleader to Sally Tilton. Peggy Fink wills her ability to ride motorcycles to anyone who can dodge telephone poles. Marilyn Graham wills her quick temper to Janet Smith. jim Gauze, Don Hager and Don McMillen will their curly hair back to the Toni Trio. Jerry Haney wills his position as class president to the junior who can best fill the seat of honor. Shirley Haines wills her love for motor scooters to anyone who likes bumpy rides. Phyllis Hookway wills her apple blossom wedding to janet Rice. Nancy Horst wills her supply of sweaters to Ann Bardine. Olive Howard wills her quiet disposition to Judy Mc- Fadden. David Icardi wills his ability to drive stock cars to anyone who has the courage. Myra Icardi wills her friendly manner to Wanda Rogers. Mary Lou Irey wills her neat, natural red hair to Mariorie Filliez. Charles johnson wills his Old Brier pipe tobacco back to Martin Cane. Barbara Karns wills her position as Mr. Campbell's sec- retary to anyone who can read his writing. Page 27 Irene Kereakos wills her love for shorthand to Darla Strobel. Emma Koehler wills her singing ability to Jane Froman. Millie Kostenjak wills her love for underclassmen to joan Sickafoose. A Paul Kramer wills his neatness to Marvin Long. Barbara Lanning wills her gift of gab to Carole Berger. Alice Larsen wills her ability to fall asleep in class to anyone who can stand the hard seats. Wanda Law wills her corny jokes to Mr. Ferguson. Harry Iiieighton wills his sawed-off appearance to Walt Ha . Rita Lesh wills her position as head majorette to Nancy Marbott. john Matz wills his ability to play the saxophone to Norma Adams. Dale Meek wills his blonde hair back to the peroxide bottle from which it came. Connie Meiser wills her diet to anyone who needs it. Joyce Morris wills her commercial ability to Marilyn Kovesci. Bonnie Morton wills her position as Tri-Hi-Y president to anyone who can keep 65 kids quiet. Dolores McCauley wills her ever-shining hair back to Halo. Lois Neel wills her job at Kresge's to Patsy Hunter. Mary Pool wills her constant smile to Kip Kas if he needs ith. Crystal Poole wills her driving ability to the Police Department. Lanny Pope wills his love for baseball to Ted Wenger. Bob Riley wills his quietness to the Freshman Class in general. Tom Rodgers wills his shape to Patrick Hunter. Tony Rodriguez wills his Spanish ability to Mr. Perez. Archie Rohrer wills his talking ability to anyone with a good set of tonsils. Naomi Schoeter and ,losephine Thomas will their abil- ity to cook to Mrs. Long and Mrs. McNutt. Bud Scott wills his long side burns to Russell Poole. Bob Sherry wills his position as president of Honor Society to any able iunior. Paul Sigmund wills his deep voice to Miss Myerholtz. Judy Smith wills her ever-lasting supply of nylon blouses back to the DuPont Co. Shirley Stahler wills her love for the Navy to Bob DeVault. Jackie Stark wills her freckles to Katherine Kidd. Bob Stephan wills his hitch-hiking ability to anyone who likes to see cars go by. Harolgd Stoetzer wills his great physique to Charles tlas. Leroy Terrett wills his jalopy to anyone who has the insurance. john Throckmorton wills his good looks to Dale Snider Cas if he needs themh. Shirley Uhl wills her far-awav look to the Space Cadets. Eugenie Vernier wills his study habits to the Sophomore C ass. Gary Walters wills his Ford to anvone who can afford it. Jack Weaver wills his iob at Fowler's Station to his sister, Shirley fif she wants ith. Charles West wills his attention in democracy class to oncoming seniors. Jim West wills his ability to irritate the teachers to Leslie Ferrell. Shirley Witter wills her hair stvles to Pat Sheline. Harold Wolford wills his small stature to Ed White. Yvonne Yanders will her scholastic ability to Roger Wyatt. Pat Zuber wills her way of flying through the halls to Miss Paul fas if she needs ith. Betty Kiggins wills her stylish ride to school each morning to Mr. Goerke. Carol Rowley wills her position as first clarinet to Pat McFarland. Grant McFarland wills his size 13 shoes to Mr. Brezger. CLASS HISTORY ..t- It seems like only yesterday we entered Canton South as frightened, trouble- some seventh graders. Miss Mayer and Mr. Werstler were our first class sponsors and Jim Filliez was our first class president. Our big project was the paper drive, and we ended our first year at Canton South with a class party. We advanced into the eighth grade still uncertain of what was going on. Our president was Tom Daily and Miss Anderson and Mr. Allen were our sponsors. We had shadow-cutting in the Senior Carnival to build up our treasury. Our class party was the big event of the year. It seems that the girls never can beat the boys in baseball. At last we were full-fledged freshmen. john Matz was our president and Miss Anderson and Mr. Kiplinger helped make our year successful. We collected tax stamps to raise money. To wind up the year we had our class party. Our sophomore year began with Barbara Ferren as our president and Miss Seanor and Mr. Kiplinger as our very able class sponsors. Our big money-making project was our skating parties. We had a paper drive, collected tax stamps, sold balloons and tape, and collected class dues to help build up our treasury. Our big thrill was ordering our class rings. We had our class party at New Phila- delphia. At last we are Big Time Juniors. Barbara Ferren was our president once again and we still had our very able sponsors, Miss Seanor and Mr. Kiplinger. Since our junior-Senior Prom wasn't far away, we had to work very hard to make it successful. We collected tax stamps and class dues, had another paper drive, sold autograph books, and had our famous wrestling show in the Senior Carnival. Men Are Like Street Cars was our junior Class Play, and quite successful at that. Our junior-Senior banquet was held at the First Presbyterian Church. Martin Alexander played Hawaiian music to carry out our theme. At last it was time for the junior-Senior Prom. We danced to the music of Phil Mason in the ballroom of the Onesto Hotel. Our theme was Rhapsody in Blue. Our last event of the year was our class party at Lake O' Springs. And now our senior year with all of its thrills and excitement. Jerry Haney was our class president. Miss Seanor, who was a great help to us during most of our high school days, and Mr. Goerke were our sponsors. The magazine sale was our big project. The boys and girls had a contest to see who could sell the most magazines, and the girls won. The boys treated us to a weiner roast. Too bad it had to snow, but thanks anyway, boys. We collected stamps, paid class dues, and sold soap kittens to raise money. Our Class Play, Mother Is a Fresh- man, went over big. We chose our class colors, had our class pictures taken, Rita Lesh wrote the words to our song, chose our class flower, and ordered our invitations. The Prom which we received from the juniors was swell . . . thanks! Finally Baccalaureate and Commencement. After six wonderful years at Canton South we knew it had to end, but we know for sure we will always remember Canton South. Page 28 -'W av WM' N- rw! tu' t .gg -. yr - i f 'iff ax! ,, 'Y 0 'gf' Er lx wg U X iv- S Y 'Q' REQ if? 5 K S! PQ bmw gt- SENIOR CLASS PLAY On November 22, 1952, the Senior Class presented its annual Class Play. This year's play, Mother Is a Freshman, a comedy by Raphael David Blau, succeeded in being one of the best class plays seen here at this school. Starring in the leading roles were Mary Lou Irey as Mrs. Abigail Abbott, the mother, Barbara Ferren as Susan, her daughterg Grant McFarland as Professor Michaelsg and Bob Sherry as Dean Gillingham. The play was directed by Miss Skriletz. ....t.. PAT ZUBER Queen JERRY HANEY King UNIOR-SENIOR PROM The Junior-Senior Prom was held May 17, 1952, at the Onesto Hotel. This was the first year the prom was ever held away from the school. We chose Rhapsody in Blue as our theme. The main event of the evening was the crowning of our queen, Pat Zuber, and king, jerry Haney, with the orchestra furnishing background music of Rhapsody in Blue. The court attending the king and queen were Shirley Castanien, Barbara Ferren, Shirley Haines, and Rita Lesh, with their escorts: jim Coffy, Dale Meek, Glen Richardson, and Leroy Terrett. UNIORS ROW l: C. Ferrell, B. Evans, S. Byrd, P. Baum, A. Changet, B. Bracken, L. Andrews, J. Angelo, G. French, J. Ecksmith, D. Farver. ROW 2: B. Fleck, L. Arnold, J. Cush, J. Funk, A. George, J. Decker, B. Buckle, C. Berger, B. Butts, S. Bed- narz, H. Barr, N. Adams. ROW 5: D. Bragg, F. Brittain, B. Beltz, R. Drabick, J. Albery, J. Duffy, A. Adkins, B. Gaskill, F. Arnett, R. Alborn. ROW 4: L. Barnes, B. Braden, W. Caron, B. Ball, R. Baker, G. Bren- ner, C. Clark, E. Edwards. ROW' l: E. Kitzmiller, B. Hocken- smith, R. McCollum, P. Marty, C. Hurst, T. Hackathorn, A. Hanze. J. Griffiths, M. Long, P. Moore, V. Lloyd. ROW Z: H. Hupp, N. Marbott, S Maxwell, Leetch, I. Gubanish, G. Groves, H. Mercurio, J. McFad- den, D. Hohaugh, L. Larsen, M Kovesci. ROW' 5: W. Laughlin, R. LeMun- yon, L. Long, D. Maurer, J. Her- shey, E. McCartney, H. Lutz, J King, M. Hayden, P. Hunter. ROW -iz W. Hall, B. Gilbert, P Hunter, D. Marburger, D. Harris, E. Mucci, J. Lewitzke, M. Murphy ROW 1: R. Wolford, M. Whalen, B Ward, P. Prysock, D. Shreffler, J Smith, F. Robinson, J. Smith, J Sickafoose, S. Tilton, H. Sigmund ROW 2: B. Poling, B, Townsend F. Showalter, C. Rice, D. Strobel S. Tourdot, C. Yohe, M. Sicka: foose, L. Rollins, S. Osborn, W Rogers, J. Thomas. ROW 5: J. Rice, P. Sheline, J. Rotar S. Weax'er, R. Wagner, D. Reich- ard, D. Snider, N. Richards, C Randall, H. Wheeler, R. Phillips ROW -iz G. Stark, J. Pollock, S Neyel, D. Zucal, R. Poole, D. Stahl B. Strobel, D. Sheffer, C. XY'alters D. Tabellion. v 1 xx Q K x - 5,4- 7-m 'Q '9 S N A P S H 0 T S ITS ALL IN A DAYS XX'ORK. I VUONDER XVHAT 'I'HEY'RE LOOKING A'I Page 1 ROW l: B. Baum, P. Davis, S. Bren- ner, N. Bricker, B. Deremer, F. Craig, R. Barto, C. Adkins, S. Bal- las, J. Brokaw, D. Albaugh. ROW 2: L. DeCamp, E. Brower, D. Baum, V. Brechbuhler, P. Abrigg. L. Booth, M. Cush, R. Changer, T. Cavelli, B. Chaney, B. Clugston. ROW 3: R. Bowers, G. DiNarda, R. Downin, R. Barnes, B. Crisp, T. Doney, R. Deckard, L. Block, C. Dyer. ROW 4: J. Doane, B. DeVault, T. Dyer, B. Bernabei, G. Brown, B. 1 Bolon. ROW l: P. Fashbaugh, A. Kellicker, E. Huther, E. Easterday, L. Hager, J. Giaquinta, M. Everly, D. Roude- bush, J. Espenshied, S. Gordon, R. Hayhurst. ROW 2: P. Griffin, J. Griffiths, J. Kleptach, D. Kidd, C. Jolliff, S. Heiney, S. King, H. Knox, M. Hambach, H. Greayu, C. Hind- marsh, M. Fry. ROW 5: M. Gilliam, Griffith, R. Edwards, B. Harsher, D. Gauze, R. Jones, D. Horansky. J. Hardin, P Eiler, P. Ehret, R. Horst. ROW 4: J. Johnson, G. Grella, D. Fecik, R. Hause, R. Dyer, G. Brown, D. Madden, L. Gerzina. ROW 1: M. Mattevi N. Philli s - P B. Nevius, B. McWhorter, J. Le- Munyon, M. Lehmiller, N. Mc- Granor, P. Meiser, J. Prysock, L Miller, M. McMillen. ROW Z: C. McLean, P. McFarland J. Macy, J. Mechaney, P. McCaulZ ley, E. Price, K. Pollock. C. Mar- quet, R. McConnell, S. Poole, D Marker, N. Lehmillcr. ROW 5: J. Miller, V. Neisel, S. Mid- cap, B. Morris, N. Pfiffner, J Mann, D. Marshall, L. Lape, H Nevel, R. Montgomery, D. Mason ROW 4: N. Oster, D. Larke. H. Mor- gan, J. McFarren, F. Price, R. Neff, D. Madden, J. Lloyd. OPHOMORE SOPHOMORES ROW l: V. Slu'z, D. Snyder. M. Neiswanger, L. Ramey, S. Vogt, W. Wagner, V. Roiice B. Schreffler, M. Rinkovsky, A. Ryter, M. Young. ROW 2: S. Stirz. M. Sigmund, A. Snider. C. Shew. C. Sheline, j. West, T. Sigmund, R. Shrider, j. Shampcl, H. Utsler. ROW j. ROW' 5: D. Tanner, A. Slatzer. V. Shawver, D. Thomas. B. Woodlock, D. Reynolds, Weaver, P. Reukauf, R. Rohrer. -5: C. Zucal, R. Shaffer, G. Vogley, C. Stiles, T. Wenger, J. Schaufele. it, Page 35 FRE HM ROW l: C. Cooper, J. Caringi, T. Brokaw, G. Bradshaw R Albaugh G Buxton B Aman C. Byers, R. Barclay, E. Bragg, G. Cooper. ROW 2: J. Arnold, B. Drabick, D. Dennis, S. Brenner B Dazey J Beungton M Cnhon S. Diamond, Y. Bober, J. Derlick, D. Albery P Carona ROW 5: A. Bracken, A. Boron, B, Andrews, C. Brown R Crum E Danesku R Baker R. Adams, W. Bober, D. Ashley, B. Babik, S Bormg ROW 4: J. Bayer, J. Cramer, R. Clapper, F. Cooley J Bardme J Bungard D Corner ROW l: D. Howard, K. Knerr, E. Garner, B. Gulnther J Ehret T Fmk R Lehmxller C. Fowler, S. Kohler, T. Leech, J. Henderhan ROW Z: M. Grohl, N. Haas, J. Eversole, J. Evans J Ehret N Fry M Hopton W Karns M. Filliez, J. Koehler, 1. Jones, S. Eddy. ROW 5: R. Green, J. Kinder, C. Everett, F. Hunter G Haas J Hall L Lehmnller P Kintigh, N. Larsen. D. George. ROW fi: H. Jolliff, T. Fryberger, F. Filliez, R. Long J Fry J Jollxff P lzllenhaugh H. Jensen. Page 36 FRESHME ROW I: P. Paul, M. Pauline, N. Mayer, J. Madden. R. Ramey, C. Malone, P. Long J. Poling, B. Pattison, M. Reineck, K. Pasthing. ROW 2: P. Ruth, C. McCartney. J. Oyster, P. Rogers, N. Reichman. J. Reynolds, J. Nupp R, Mozden, K. McKinney, D. Rhodes, D. Miller, N. Raines. ROW 5: B. Moorehead, D. Murphy, R. Mirto, F. Redmond. L. Rice, P. Pruett, R. Mc- Farland, B. Roberts, S. Quinn, J. Rollins, T. Rotsteen. ROW 4: C McCollum, L. Miller, P. Reikowski, J. Pickett, J. Rinkovsky, R. Montague G. Myers. if- ROW 1: J. Tourdot, P. Vernier, J. Wendell, T. Saurers, Y. Whittacre, S. Wilson, D. Shaw B. Wilson, J. Willoughby, M. W'o0dlock, D. Thomas. ROW 2: G. Warner, C. Safron, W. Sparks, I-I. Winovich, G. Stoner, W. Simler, H. Schoon- over, J. Weiler, B. Sedlock, L. Syler, J. Walter, G. Strouble. ROW 3: F. Wilson, F. Starks, D. Slatzer, N. West, L. Talbott, V. Sokol, R. Singer, D. Schlup, A. Thompson, D. Snyder, J. Solby, R. Utsler. ROW 4: D. Wharton, R. Tabellion, B. Sponseller, J. Thomas, B. Stephan, B. Stahler, R. Schroeter, B. Strouble, M. Wheeler, H. Thomas, G. Schuster. Page 57 - s ROW I: P. Dobransky, D. Bowman, J. Coop- er, L. Bailey, 1. Decker, P. Abrigg, J. Cap- per, T. Bolon, B. Barto, R, Alborn, P. Burris. ROW Z: M. Bevington, M. Boyd, J. Bradley, R. Briese, M. Cusma, N. Chaney, A. Angelo, J. Blackburn, G. Brown, B. Dayhuff, J. Deuker, M, Bennett, P. Betz, M. Brooks, B. Anthony. ROW 5: R. Collier, F. Cunningham, C. Byrd, T. Davis, G. Bennett, P. Adkins, S. Blom, A, Bardine, S. DeVault, L. Ahon, B. Dean, M Allen Bar crt R Davidson B Burns ROW Ai: R. Cook, B. Cornett, J. Block, G. Alexander, B. Beltz, J. Braden, F. Allen, D. Beck, P. Bice, J. Cooper, C. Creighton, M. Bales, M. Bungard, D. Boring. ROW l: M. Helman, L. Hopton, R. Guinther, J. Ferry, R. Finger, C. Howard, R. Hocken- smith, B. Hester, H. Griffith, J. Klink, R Horton. ROW 2: F. Dolin, M. Elliott, W. Fry, M Jensen, B. Frigley, B. Ferry, K. Johnson, F Fritch, J. Hobaugh, J. Hoff, S. Keister, S Griffin, J, Emery, A. Facenbaker. ROW 5: M. Keel, T. Eibel, R. Hanze, B Fisher, B. Gauze, M. Harris. J. Fliger, G Fryberger, G. Hopton, D, Halter, W. Jacobs D. Guy, P. Harper, R. Houmard, N. Driver ROW -3: B. Greenleaf, P. Hayes. M. Ecrement F. Eberhart, J. Jones, J. Johnson, C. Hayes, J. Funk, J. lcardi, T. Doney, B. Harris. L. Griffith, J. Hilton, R. Herbert. EIGHTH GRADE ROW l: J. Morris, P. Mayberry, V. LeBeau, S. Negulise, G. Rebstock, R. Penland, P. Pedicord, G, Phillips, D. Myers, D. Prilrila, S. Miller, J. McClelland, J. Marty, H. Moore ROW 2: J. Elliott, R. Rotsteen, M. Negulise, H. Plaskett, F. Miller, R. Matz, L. Myers, R Mehalick, J. Mclntire. B. Leeders, T. Leetch, K. Miller, R. Middleton, J. Mechaney, M. McKenzie, P. Mutchelknaus, J. Morrison. ROW 3: M. Mirto, S. Palmer, H. McAllister, J. McWilliams, N. Lloyd, P. Perrott, H Maxwell, P. Pfeiffer, J, Miller, G. Pope, J Patterson, J. Kohler, L. Marzocco, M. Hall, M. Rennie, M. LeBeau, L. Lehmiller. ROW li: R. Morris, D. Lauver, J. Nauman, J. Morten, D. Mossor, J. May, A. Passwaters, D. Pool, N. Philippi, D. Morris, C. Mc- Millen, F. Mayer, J. Morgan, R. Randall, L. Mullet, E. Mattison, R. Nohl, ROW l: M. Sparks, J. Ritzert, G. Workman, R. Stallman, N. Yeater, C. Yohe, R. Bush, G. Sanford, P. Wellman, R. Wyatt, R Shrider, D. Roudebush, L. Wharton, S. Rhodes, P. Rinkoysky. ROW Z: S. Saunier, B. Sexton, R. Wyatt, N Young, L. Todd, J. Whirmer, F. Ruth, J Robinson, D. Talbott, J. Weaver, P. Yanders, L. Strong, E. Snyder. R. Throckmorton, G. Wildes, B. Welker, C. Fenstemaker. ROW 5: E. Stephen, C. Thomas, N. Wooley, J. Vogley, P. Starks, N, Welker, P. Thomp- son, D. Wilson, R. Weaver, J. Wildes, R. Tritch, R. Young, P. Schambs, A. Schrader, S. Schwindling, J. Stewart. ROW 4: N. Slusser, F. Tedrow, S. Smith, S Sickafoose, D. Russell, B. Slutz, W. Vogt, R. Stokes, G. Shearer, W. Willson, M. Rice, R. Tebroski, R. Stewart, C. Thompson. f Z 4.i1'2' cv' S , Q S ,..M,qv+ fr .1-f. Q - 5 :go ' ldlwi 'A Q' Q -Yarfd A U T I V I T I E S 4 I iq cum, ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service are the four principles on which the new members are chosen. This year there were ten members carried over from last year, and at the induction service on March 4, two Seniors and twelve juniors were initiated to represent the Honor Society for the coming year. Each student must meet the qualifications of the four principles before he is considered for membership. The goal is high, but by following the motto, Truth Is Lightf' it can be achieved. i if 4' lf, ROW 1: D. De 'ng, M. L. Irey, B. Sherry, R. Lesh, ' ' , C. Rowleygnllii Morton, J. Matz, E. Koehler, S. H07107' Society O Zceys' Castanien. . B. SHERRY ...,..,., ,,,.,. .............,....,..,...... P r esident ROW 2: Mr. Reiger, sponsor, H. Barr, D. Marburger, . l M, crisp, B. Cooney, P. Hunter, s. Timm, Miss E. KOEHLER ..... ...... V ice Presldenr Myerholtz, sponsor. B' MORTON Secretary ROW 3: E. Kitzmiller, M, Murphy, C. Yohe, D. Snider, N, Adams, M. Kovesci, J. Albefy, N. Mefbon. R. LESH ee eeeee eeeeee T reasurer Page 40 SENIOR HI-Y The Hi-Y is a group of junior and Senior boys who are affiliated with the National Hi-Y. Our purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, a high standard of Christian living. Our club has won the state honor award for the past two years and we hope to qualify again this year. Our contribution to World Service was 515000. We entered the County Hi-Y Basketball League and won the championship trophy, which was presented at a county banquet. Members of the team were jim Albery, Bernard Chaney, Al Changer, Charles Clark, -Ian Cush, Ed Edwards, Daryl Harris, Dave Marburger, Russell Phillips, and Bob Sherry. Mike Murphy was a representative to the Model Legislature held in Columbus in April. Senior Hi-Y Officers: BOB SHERRY ,,,, . . ,,tt,, t,,t,, P resident MIKE MURPHY . ,,t, Treasurer JOHN THROCKMORTON . Chaplain jim Albery, Secretary, and Patrick Hunter, Vice President, were absent when picture was taken. Page 41 ROW. 1: M. Murphy, F. Cush, T. Rodgers, W. Laugh lm, McCartney, J. Cush, M. Long, L. Rollins A. Hanze, B. Buckle, B. Ward. ROW 2: Mr. Reiger, B. Stephan, N. Eckinger, B. Sher- ry, B. Scott. L. Terretr, F. Dayton. R. DiNarda D. Dancy, D. Harris, J. Throckmorton. ROW 5: R. Baroni, B. Chaney, R. Phillips, D. Mar- burger, P. Hunter. H. Wheeler, D. Stahl, j. West E. Vernier, C. Clark, E. Edwards, j. Coffy, J. Matz w TRI-HI-Y ROW l: C. Meiser, M. Irey, li. Kitz miller, J. liksmith, B. Townsend R. McCollum, S. Uhl, D. Denning J. Cusma, P. Fink. ROW 2: Miss Paul, sponsor, H. Barr P. Marty, J. Angelo, J. Decker H. Mercurio, D. McCaulley, P Drabick, B. Evans, L. Neel, S Castanien. ROW 5: B. Deremer, C. Horst, C foose, S. Bednarz, P. Moore. B Butts, S. Tilton. ROW l: N. Schroeter, J. Thomas J. Thomas, M. Kosteniak, E. Crum B. Morton, W. Rogers. C. Yohe N. Marbott. M. Sickafoose. ROW Z: F. Arnett, O. Howard, S Stahler, S. Babics, N. Horst, M Poole, J. Stark, P. Zuher, D. Stro bel, S. Tourdot. J. Rotar. ROW 5: S. Weaver, A. Adkins, R Alborn, B. Gaskill, C. Rowley, P Hookway, M. Kovesci, P. Hunter D. Hobaugh, J. McFadden. The purpose of the club is to create, maintain and extend, throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. The main project of the year was sponsoring the Easter program for the school, and co-sponsoring the Valentine Dance. The Tri-Hi-Y also contributed to XWorld Service, and W'hite Gifts at Christmas. The use of the Y. M. C. A. swimming pool was given to us several times for parties. We joined the Junior-Senior Hi-Y for a St. Patricks Day banquet. Tri-Hi-Y Officers MORTON President HOOKXVAY Vice President ROWLEY Secretary CASTANIEN Treasurer DENNING Devotional Chairman DRABICK Program Chairman 1 Page 42 Berger, J. Rice, P. Baum, J. Sicka- STUDENT COUNCIL Participation in the government of Canton South is offered to the student body through their twenty representatives in the Student Council. At weekly meetings, committees deal with school safety, the assembly program and noon movie schedule, monitor operation and all-student activities. We attempt to create better understanding of student responsibilities in their society and to improve the school spirit. Representatives are elected by their respective classes for a one-year term of office. -t- ' ' ROW -1 . R' , N. D , A. S 'd r, T. 'h l Sffldwll' C01111C1l Officers B. 'Fe.l,. 1i?eH...k.n.2ifL, B. p3.'.iS.,... E' 6 PAT 7UBER President ROW 2: M. Murphy, C. Dyer, P. Zuber, C. Shew F. Cush, B. Sherry. PATRICK HUNTER ..., Vice President CAROL SHEW V SCCFUHFY Madden, j. Throckmorton. ROW 3: D. Marburger, P. Hunter, J. Bardine, D ROW 1: K. But's, M. Crisp, L. Mil ler, C. Shew, B. Ferren, M. Irey S. Tilton, D, Dennis, E. Koehler E. Kitzmiller. ROW Z: N. Adams, J. Weiler, V Neisel, P. Zuber, N. Marbott. C Yohe, P. Hunter, N. Horst, B Cooney, P. Hookway. ROW 5: Y. Yanders, F. Cush, R liff, M. Murphy, J. Albery, L Lape, C. Rowley. NNUAL TAFF This year, for the first time, underclassmen were admitted as members of the Annual Staff. In addition to the thirteen senior members, there were also ten juniors, four sophomores, and three freshmen. The entire membership took an active part in one way or another, either helping in the production or distri- bution of the book. It was almost a daily occurrence to find several members gathered in the panel room, mounting pictures, setting up copy, making write- ups, setting up ads, or doing any one of various and sundry duties connected with the yearbook publication. Under the capable leadership of Mary Lou Irey and Barbara Ferren, co- editors, the group worked towards the goal of a larger, better book, with a variety of pictures, depicting various phases of school life on the campus, on the athletic field, and in the classrooms. ROW l: j. Hobaugh, H, Barr, L Arnold, C. Meiser, C. Shew, P Eiler, P. McFarland, A. Snider B. Butts, P. Baum, S. Bednarz. ROW 2: Mr. Hilkert, M. Graham, : Y. Yanders, M. lcardi, N. Horst, B. Sherry, j. jolliff, M. Murphy W. Laughlin, D. Murphy, A Hanze, T. Fink. ir SCHOOL PAPER The newspaper covers the highlights of the year. The name for the paper this year was The Wildcatter. Serving on the staff this year were seniors, jun- iors, sophomores, freshman, and the eighth grade had two apprentices. Page 44 Sherry, J. Throckmorton, j. jol- --.....,,,,.-.e. ' , , ' , ,, ROXV l: C. Boron. C. Meiser. M. Xwoodloek, K. lones, D. Shaw. ll. Smith Lfbl III 'J' Clffb C21 5 I. Kereakos, P. Long, S. Stitz, 5. Kohler, S. Arent. .,,. 1. ROW! 1: Mrs. Meyer, P. Fink, XV. Law, L. Neel. S. Brown, j, lfusma, ll. Mc N' l?lS,4R5l V. prtsldent XY'hCrter. VI. LeMunvon. N. Maver, li, Crum, V, Bennett. S. llurnette. IW M4113 NIU: Rruhldent RUXV 5: S. liednarl. N. llorst. M. Pool. M. Oys'er, li. llenuska. AI. XVL-aver 5. Bllflxvlxl 5CCfCUU'j' D, Baum, V. Neisel. ll. Marker. li. Nevius. B. Butts. j. Sickafoose. Al. POOLE TFCLISLIFCF ROW li M. Gilliam. B. Cfoonev. D. Burris. D. Mason. S. Stahler. LIBRARY S FF Education is not knowing evervthing, hut knowing where to find infor- mation when you want it. The Library Staff. under the supervision of Mrs. Meyer, aids students to find needed material. Student lihrarians receive credit for work done in the lihraryg thus hv serving others they enrich their own lives. Maryhelle Gilliam was elected president of the Ohio Association of Student Lihrarians. TTE ANCE DEPARTME ROW' V: P. Baum, IJ, Fafxer. D, Shreffler. ROXW Z: Mr. McLaughlin. P. llunter. Cf. Berger. M. Hayden, M. Sickafoose. E TURE HOME AKER OE A ERICA mund, j. I. Smith, B. Townsend. ROW 2: Mrs. McNutt, sponsorg P. born, LI. Evans, ROW 5: H. Mercurio, H. Hupp, D. Ashley, O. Howard, P. Ellenhaugh, miller, S. Brenner, M. Lehmiller. ROW' l: M. LeBeau, L. Miller. C. Shew, I. Thomas, C. Poole, J. Thomas, T. Sigmund, C. Cooper. B. McWhorter, J. LeMunyon. ROW Z: E. Easterday, M. Mattevi, M. Sigmund, T. Bevington, C. Fowler, P. Carona, M. Hopton, D. Albery, R. Barclay, M, Ramey. L. Lehmiller, C. jolliff. The Canton South Chapter of Future Homemakers of America doubled its membership this year. One of the members, Ina Diamond, served as County F. H. A. president. The chapter sent several boxes of gifts at Christmas to an Indian mission in New Mexico. Mrs. MCNutt and Mrs. Long were Co-sponsors of the local chapter. li. H. A. Ogfficeviv FIRST ROW: .IESSIE THOMAS . Historian C. SHEW . Treasurer VIOSEPHINE THOMAS . . President SECOND ROW: C. COOPER . Parliamentarian M. A. SIGMUND Newspaper Reporter B. BURNS Secretary C. POOLE . Vice President ROW l: R. Mozden, D. Howard, XV. Karns. H. Elliott, j. Stark, A. Bracken, N. Reichman, H. Sig- Eiler. P. McFarland, M. Kosten- iak, N. Hause, j. Hall, M. Madden. N. Eversole, C. McCartney, R. Al- N. Schroeter, E. Brower, N. Leh- ROW' 5: D. Howard, P. Paul, j. Smith, V. Brechbuler, K. Pollock, XV. Rogers, N. Larsen. P. Kintigh. FREMORE HI-Y R. CHANGET The Fremore Hi-Y is composed of freshman and sophomore boys who pledge themselves to accept the following purposes: To create, maintain and extend, throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. Hi-Y Officers D. CORNER Secretary T. XVENGER Vice President D. WAL'I'IER President Treasurer ROW l: M. Cush, I. Cavelli, D. Schlup, B. Clugston, R. Chaney, R. Changer, B. Montgomery, L. Deliamp, T. Fink, P. Long, B. Aman. ROW' 2: Mr. Limhert, H. Morgan. D. Reynolds, D. Corner, L, Lape, B. Dyer, j. Miller, K. McKinney, F. Hunter, D. Murphy, D. Snyder. ROW 5: T. Wenger, L. Gerzina. R. Neff, G. Brown. D. Gauze. D. Madden, B. Bolon, T. Bungard, J. Hardin, J. Schaufele, R. Crum. ROW 4: B. Snonseller, j. jolliff, R. Hause. j. Fry. D. Walter. Page -Q7 The junior Tri-Hi-Y is a girls' branch of the Y. M. C. A. and the membership is open to all freshman and sophomore girls. This Dast vear our membership was higher than it has ever been. XVe contributed financially to the Y. M. C. A. Wtxrltl Service program and the chapel which is being built on the Y farm. Our girls conducted the formal initiation of all Stark County clubs, this being the first year a girls' group had ever been in charge. Pat McFarland, a sophomore, was also elected president of the countv organization. Along with the Senior Tri-I-Ii-Y, we were co-sponsors of the Valentine Dance. The advisors were Mrs. Irene Long, freshman, and Mrs. Evelyn Mc- Nutt, sophomore. Tri-Hi-Y Officers TOP PICTURE: BOTTOM PICTURE: A. SNYDER President P. CARONA . . Secretary P. MCFARLAND S. QUINN President Vice President B. SEDLOCK Chaplain C. SHEW Secretary L. SYLER Vice President K. POLLOCK Treasurer J. CARINGI Treasurer JR. TRI-H1-Y ROW l: D. Roudebush, M. Nlattevi 1.. Miller, J. lispenshied. N. ismkf er, F. Craig, R. Barto, S. Vogt, G Mack. A, Snyder, H. Knox. ROW 2: Mrs. McNutt, sponsor: C McLean, K. Pollock, M. McMillen, J. Mechaney, S. Poole, H. Greavu, M. I-Iambach, M. Sigmund, T. Sig- mund, E. Easterday, j. LeMunyon B. McWhorter. ROW 3: C. Hindmarsh, P. Eiler, P McFarland, C. Shew, N. Lehmiller S. Brenner, V. Brechbuhler, N Phillips, J. Giaquinta, S. Gordon, B. Nevius, V. Roiice. ROW 4: V. Neise1,C.jolliff, S. King C. Marquet. J. Weaver, M. Gilliam N. Oster, D. Marker, D. Thomas B. Morris. j. Macy, R. Shrider. ROW l: B. Pattison, D. Albery, M Wfoodlock, Y. Whittacre, D. How- ard, N. Haas, G. Stoner, N. Fry B. Drabick, D. Myers, M. I-Iopton ROW 2: K. jones, j. Willoughby W. Karns, P. Carona, j. Caringi M. Madden, P. Kintigh, I.. Leh miller, G. Strouble, B. Roberts, M Ramey, K. Knerr, Mrs. Long, spon sor. ROW' 5: L. Syler, j. Walter, B. Sed lock, j. Nupp. P. Pruett, S. Quinn D. Dennis, C. Cooper, j. Iivans, j Arnold, B. Bahics, P. Fllenbaugh R. Harris. X The Chair Crew sponsored by Mr Frank takes care of the chairs when we are going to have an assembly They also take care of the blelchers on the football field and stage PROJECTIO OPERATORS The Projection Operators run the movies for the school They take ure of the movies that we have during the year and those shown at noon ROW 1: D. Snyder, H. Nevel, G Schuster, j. Mann, H. Leighton D. Thomas, L. Decker, L. Hopton L. Bailey, R. Finger, j. Ferry. ROW Z: Mr. Kiplinger, J. Rinkoy sky, H. jolliff, R. Utsler, J. Haas R. Bowers, j. Lloyd, L. Booth, H Thomas, D. Wharton, F. Hunter R. Singer. ROW 5: C. Zucal, B. Braden, D Stahl, F. Cooley, F. Price, j. Bar dine, R. Baker. B. Sherry, B. Bolon D. Walter. ROW l: N. Yeater, J. Fhret, T Leetch, D. Thomas, W. Crouch, N. Raines, J. Patterson. ROW Z: V. Slutz, j. Funk, F. Red- mond, H, Nevel, N. Philippi, C Byrd, D. Snyder, D. Mossor. ROW 5: R. Montague, J. Rollins, D. Wharton, F, Price, D. Rey- nolds, R. Singer, M. Grohl, Mr. Frank. JUNIOR RED cRoss ROW 1: N. Adams, P. Moore, R. Lesh, P. McFarland, M. Irey. ROW 2: Mr. Hilkert, J. Lloyd, L. Barnes, B. Sponseller, L. Rollins. The Junior Red Cross is an organization of representatives from each class. Each class has two representatives, whose duty it is to promote the Red Cross drives in our school. Four of these representatives go to meetings at the Canton Chapter once a month. junior Red Cross Officers M. IREY , President L. BARNES , , , Vice President R. LESH , ,,,, Secretary-Treasurer Page 50 THESPIANS ROW l: M. Crisp, B. Karns, B. Morton, R. Lesh, B. Ferren, M. Irey. ROW 2: B. Sherry, J. Gauze, C. Rowley, D. Burris, N. Horst, M. Graham, Miss Skriletz ROW 5: J. Haney, G. McFarland, J. Coffy. This year there were 21 members in the Thespian Club. Miss Skriletz was our new sponsor. Our main project was selling Canton South T-shirts and sweat shirts. At the end of the year we initiated our new members. Th espiazz Officers B. SHERRY . President G. MCFARLAND .. Vice President B. FERREN Secretary-Treasurer Page 51 UNIOR POLICE This group of boys and girls have to do with the safety of the students at Canton South. The boys at the intersections at noon are doing a fine job. The boys and girls on the buses are not only concerned with the students at the High School but also at the Grade School. There have not been any tragic accidents this year, and the Junior Police are to be given much credit. ...t, ROW 1: H. Moore, S. Stitz, L. Decker, j. Robinson, H. Griffith, R. Shrider, L. Hopton, R. Hockensmith, P. Dobransky, L. Bailey, R. Finger. ROW 2: Mr. Wilson, R. Shrider, N. Haas, H. Mercurio, D. Russell, F. Wilson, P. Eiler, P. Fashbaugh, A. Kellicker, T. Sigmund, M. Mattevi, M. Neg1lise. ROW 5: P. Baum, C. Berger, P. Griffin, S. Babics, S. Stahler, D. Bennett, F. Mayer, B. Vogt, M. McMi1len, V. Brechbuhler, D. Baum. if Page 52 .F.L. Snyder, S. Tilton, D. Dennis, j. Sickafocse, E. Kohler. C. Yohe, S. Tourdot. P, McFarland, P. Filer, S. Quinn, M. Sigmund, Miss Seanor. ROW 5: N. Pfiffner, M. Graham, B. Sherry. F. Price, L. Lape, M. Hay- den, j. Rotar. The National Forensic League consists of boys and girls in grades 9 to 12. Students participate in individual events and debates. Credit points are given to members for special attainments. After 20 points have been obtained, mem- bership is available to the students. Memberships were earned this year by Demetria Dennis, Larry Lape, Lovina Miller, Forrest Price, Sue Quinn and Theresa Sigmund. A Degree of Honor was earned by Marilyn Grahamg Carol Horst earned a Degree of Excellence. Demetria Dennis and Sally Tilton partici- pated in the Ohio State Finals at Columbus. N. L. officers E. KITZMILLER ., Vice President S. TILTON . , President J. ECKSMITH . Secretary-Treasurer Page 55 ROW l: E. Kitzmiller. L. Miller, J. Ecksmith, A. ROW 2: H. Barr, C. Horst, PHOTOGR PHYCHLW ROW 2: A. Hanze, D. Murphy, L. Lape, D. Marburger, J. Jolliff, R. Baker, D. Snyder, Mr. Limbert, sponsor. OFFICERS Qlnsetlz E. Kitzmiller, secretary, D. Marburger, treasurer, R. Baker, president 15.3- HALL ITORS ROW I: G. Brown, M. Ramey, S. Shrider, M. Irey, P. Betz, C. Allen, C. Malone, H. Leigh- ton, j. Iilliotr, Y. Whittacre, S. Stitz. ROW 2: M. Hambach. C. Berger, D. Poole, P. Fashbaugh, E. Easterday, J. Giaquinta, R. Mehalick, j. Angelo, L. Andrews, V. Bennett, J. Reynolds, M. Young, N. Phillips. ROW 5: M. McMillen, j. Weaver, S. Maxwell, P. Eiler, P. McFarland, B. Dyer, D. Snyder, J. Miller. B. Morris, P. Zuber, D. Baum, L. Miller, N. Wooley, C. jolliff. ROW 4: j. Thomas, -I. McFadden, F. Arnett, E. Price, N. McGranor, S. Osborn, V. Lloyd, T. Rodgers, N. Fckinger, j. Schaufele, L. Larsen, P. Reukauf, W. Rogers, A. Bracken, S. Poole, D. Marker. Page 54 CGNCERT BAND ...t.... The 80-member Canton South High School Band has had a busy year. The band started its season marching at the Stark County Fair. Next came the Massillon Preview and the half time shows presented during the football season. The inside concert season opened with a Christmas concert December 15th. The annual banquet was held january 10th. Many students from the band entered the county and district solo and ensemble contests, with 22 of them qualifying for the state finals. The band is now getting ready for Commencement and the summer pro- gram of festivals and homecomings. -t-. FLUTE QUARTET 11 KITZMILLER A. SNIDER J. MORRIS B. FERREN ...t... BAND DIRECTOR MR. EDGAR HFIST This Page Spozzsored By L6fb61'lllrlll Seed Co. Page 56 SAXOPHONE SEXTET N. ADAMS C. ROWLEY J. MATZ R. PHILLIPS C. MARQUETTE P. SHELINE CORNETS D. CORNER T. WENGER D. DECKARD C L A R I N E T S cz. ROWLEY J. MATZ H. WHEELER P. MCFARLAND iii BAND OFFICERS ROW 1: C. Rowley, vice president, R. Lesh, head majoretteg B. Ferren, president, secretary. ROW 2: E. Kitzmiller, assistant secretary, R Barnes, managerg T. Wenger, managerg B. jones, manager, N. Adams, assistant secretary. DANCE ORCHESTRA ROW l: R. Phillips, C. Marquette, P. Sheline, P. McFarland, H. Wheeler, J. Matz, C Rowley, N. Adams, J. Walters. ROW 2: J. Mcliarren, C. Walters, J. Pollock, D. Corner, R. Barnes, T. Wenger, D. Deckard B. Matz, B. Ward. ROW 5: B. Fisher, G. Shuster. J. Jolliff, E. Koehler, E. Heist, M. Kostenjak, C. Yohe The Dance Orchestra has been active during the past year playing for different events in the community. The orchestra furnished music for the class plays and also participated in school assemblies. On February ith the group furnished dinner music for a meeting of all Stark County superintendents and school board members. Other engagements included playing for a dance at school and the Lions' Club Minstrel Show. UNIOR BA D The Junior Band is composed of grade school as well as high school students up to the ninth grade. COLOR GUARDS C. BERGER M. KOVESCI P. ZUBER J. SICKAFOOSE ....t- MAJORETTES Page 59 N. MARBOTT C. YOHE C. MCLEAN K. POLLOCK B. EVANS S. UHL S. HAINES R. LESH FRESHMAN QUARTET J. KLEPTACH D. SNYDER J. JOLLIFF D. SNYDER G SHUSTER SDPHDMDRE QUARTET B. XWOODLOCK J. LLOYD L. DeCAMP 'fi MIXED CHORUS ROW' I: B. Hockensmith, li. Kitzmiller, B. Fcrren, A, Larsen, K. Pollock, M. Knstcniak M. L. lrey, j. Sickafnose, j. Ecksmith, C. Yohe, R. Lesh, Miss Myerholtz. v ROW' Z: N. Adams, N. Marhotf, C. Berger, L. Larsen, M. McMillen, C. Rowley, B. Butts, li. Koehler, C. Shew, P. Drabick, M. Graham, S. Haines, C. Cairns. ROW' 5: YI. Pollock, R. Singer, G. Schuster, D. Snyder, j. Kleprach, L. DeCamp, B. Belrz D. Schlup, D. Snyder, -I. Rollins, B. Scott, D. Hager, L. Terrett, L. Rollins, j. Loyd. ROW' -iz P, Kramer, VI. Ecremenf, D. Wfalters, R. Phillips, D. Marhurger, J. Griffiths, B liolon, P. Hunter, Wf. Caron, -I. jolliff, H. Wfheeler, B. Wfoodlock, D. Snider, R. Barnes F. Dayton, R. Downing. Q Q -..t.. BOYS' AND GIRLS' UNIOR NSEMBLE EMBLE ROW l: B. Ferren, M, Kosteniak, R. Lesh, C. Cairns. ROW' !: D. Dennis, N. Larsen, M. McMillen. C. Shew li. Koehler. K. Pollo:k, j. Kupp. ROW' 2: F. Dayton, -I. jolliff, D. Marhurger, j. jolliff, ROW' 2: D. Snyder, j. Kleptaeh, li. Wfoodlock, T L. Rollins, Wfenger, j. Loyd, D. Snyder. ROW' l: P. Ellenbaugh, S, Quinn, B. Sedlock, J. Nupp, D. Dennis, P. Kintigh, H. Utsler, R. Shrider, N. Ever- sole, , ROW 2: D. Strobel, S Tourdot, J. McFadden, B. Deremer, J. Stark, R. Roberts, J. Thomas, S. Gordon, S. Babies, S. Stahler, F. Craig, M Rinkovsky. ROW 5: D. Thomas, C ZVWFZE W:-:U E. 52522.52 :f,,:,-anis: g'f3zQfDE.!- .HUUFW L gzmgm -nF3ar HISESM' ?:'Pr:'r' Zbwdm mond. ROW l: S. Arent, Pattison, D. Farver, Harris, L. Miller, Snider, G. Stoner, Fry, M. Woodlock, E Easterday, J. Espen- shied, S. Tilton. ROW 2: E. Robinson, H Sigmund, S. Vogt, S. Barto, B. Fleck, J. Rotar H. Knox, J, LeMun: yon, J. Prysock, T. Sig- mund, E. Garner, P. Carona. ROW 5: Caringi, G. Mack, M. Sickafoose, P, Fashbaugh, N. Mc- Granor West F. . J- - Wilson, D. Albery, N Haas, J. Arnold, J Evans, B. Babik. GIRL ' GLEE CLUB ACCOMPANISTS MARY LOU IREY AND MILLIE KOSTENJAK. ' Page 62 VOCAL ENSEMBLES JUNIOR AND TRIO B. HOCKENSMITH E. KOEHLER N. MARBOTT ct. YOHE BOY S' MIXED EN SEMBLE G. SCHUSTER D. MARBURGIZR F. DAYTON D. WALTERS L. ROLLINS J. jOLLlFF J. PoLLoc:K SENIOR FRESHMAN, SOPHOMORE TRIO -1. NUPP M. MCMILLEN N. LARSEN cz. smaw C. c:A1RNs K, PoLLoc:K R. LESH D. DENNIS P C5 EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS ROW ,l: Miss Myerholtz, K. Miller, B. Weeker, L. Bailey, D. Hockensmith, C. Yohe J. Davis, R. M. Briese, P. Rinkovsky. ROW 2: P. Lohr, R, Middleton, B. Ferry, L. Strong, R. Rush, P. Pedicord, J. Bergert, L. Todd, N. Welker, D. M. Meyers, P. Mutchelknaus. ROW 3: L. Marzocco, J. Morrison, W. Fry, W. Ellis, B. Harris, J. Nauman, S. Miller, M. McKenzie, B. Sexton, J. Hobaugh. ROW 4: D. Guy, S. Smith, P. Thompson, R. Houmard, J. Koehler, C. Thompson, F. Allen, B. Gauze, P. Pribule, M, Boyd, G. Fryberger. A ROW 5: A. Phillips, M. Hall, A. Bardine, S. Sickafoose, B. Greenleaf, B. Beltz, J. Braden J. McWilliams, J. Witmer. ACCO PANIST ROSE MARIE BRIESE Acrompunisl for Eighth Grude Chorus X Page 64 1 ...- A P M, f .Q 1 .-' 1--- iwmiwmwww f , - L , ,f ff aw .',1 An: 4 ,A ,Q ' A . .' I :1 'ff -F - ' ' 11, 341 ,dl yi W , A , Pxli- TJ ' ,ig f in A7 .M D., ,...g4,. A-Nu-ff, , 61 .. . - :-:.- ' .. , ffm - , PQ-H L. in ..... -Q Q wvmg' Y k Q K - i f M? . Q T ' , Q 'ffl 1-'-ll ,N 1 . ,F . v.w'v1'ra X X v as-mnwmvm ba... : . , i 'q' KV 0 t N' if fl' ighvf 4, ' A 2 g ln! 2 g 11 fs ' ' ' 'fQ I ,,,N 'N .M,n 1 1 was ,wb-as.-.M gm, ' v '- M , ,ga 5 Y 6 iw ,Aw X x M u ' ' A .1 V' 'M 4 515 ' 5, 1.73 'M M fin --W Q WM, .. ,,,4 W. if ,PL I , g a si 5 53' ' WMM , V,, mwMMlii1l?yI!fi'7fff A .. ana.. p-I ui. gp. -..Q-.qx QQ R ii an I - Fw! I .I X rg, 1 .... A Qs ... I ...fs x M Q9 -HA. q K-.axgvs.,,k R 1 nv EM f. 4 , sg.. -wi, X - Q QQ fi - Q W , ,fm 4 'si ,. Vw: 7 .QU fs , ':5-. :- 1' R i 5 if 'mf is , gi Q ,YW 1-2.1 W A a 'H ,pn gr 1 s Q, 4 5. sf ' . 5 g LM ' Q i -N-Q1 3 J. H if ff 6 X . gf may M gs f X R Q 2 FOOTBALL Coach Ash says that this year's football schedule was the toughest ever played by a Canton South team. It indicated that we could compete against major Class A high schools, since we performed so well against Lincoln. This was a building year for South and as a result we have twelve lettermen return- ing. The only two regulars from last year were the co-captains, Cush and Baroni, but the team did very well considering their lack of experience. iii ROW 1: W. Moorehead, B. Woodlock, D. Harris, R. Changer, R. McConnel, M. Long, S. Changer, F. Cush, D. Snider, L. Ferrell, D. Reynolds, R. Baker, B. Stahler. ROW 2: Coach Ash. G. Crowe, F. Filliez, R. Neff, D. Dancy, R. Poole, J, Ecrement, D. Madden, F. Gardiner, D. Walters, C. Zucal, j. Duffy, B. Bolon, Mr. Welker. asst. coach. ROW 5: C. West, G, McFarland, G. Brown, -I. Bardine, D. Sheffer, B. Chaney, W. Hall, G. Walters, R. Baroni, L. Gerzina, B. Devault. This Page C0m'lesy of Nu-Way Super Market Page 68 STUDENTQMANAGERS Canton South Canton South ,,,,7,7,, Canton South Canton South Canton South ,, ,,uuu ,, Canton South ,uuuu ,7,,, Canton South Canton South. .uu, 7 Canton South -t.. C. DYER B. THROCKMORTON SCORES 12 , 6 26 ,S . ,213 26 so 33 37 S 12 Bellaire St. John uu.o Wooster , ,77tt,,..,, 7 Berea . ..,u.. Mansfield Madison D. GAUZE B. CHANEY 32 6 26 Lincoln . .,,, 32 Louisville t,,u ..u.,. 1 3 Akron Hower t,,tt ....,, 0 Niles McKinley ,,,,t,t,, tt.... 5 2 Central Catholic .,.uu 20 This Page Sponsored by Reynolds and Mcllvain Studios Page 69 1.15516-Ev Tiff? f .14 .rjl X M, ------l..... . -..-1.1 -1.1 XX, X!! O 7' XS A, X sN 's. 4 x,,1,1,,.s--.'-3, X . '. K i. .f'- ww., , ROW I: R. BARONI, B. CHANEY, J. ECREMENT. ROW 2: L. GERZINA, G. MCFARLAND. ROW 5: G. XWALTERS, R. POOLE, D. SHEFFER. Page 70 -. i 5 5 -5 -+- XX ' 'Ns,x gf . .X X X . In-iii ROW 1: G. BROWN, A. CHANGET, D. SNIDER ROW 2: C. WEST. ROW 3: F. CUSH, W. HALL, D. MADDEN. Page 71 Y BASKETBALL VARSITY ROW l: B. Woodlock, D. Mad- den, C. Griffith, D. Snider, F. Filliez. ROW 2: Mr. Welker, assistant coach, D. Sh ff , J. B - e er ar dine, W. Hall, J. Ecrement, T. Wenger, L. Gerzina, Mr. Ash, coach. Adding to this year's team was the return of jack Ecrement. Coach Ash says that he is one of the finest gentlemen he has ever coached and he was a splendid influence on the team. This year's team had a wonderful spirit and won 9 out of its last 10 games. All but one of the first five will be returning next year, so next year's team holds a lot of promise to Coach Ash. In addition, Ed White, a former letterman, has returned to South. SCORES Canton South New Philadelphia .. 45 Canton South , 61 Wooster , , , 56 Canton South 40 McKinley . . . 47 Canton South, ..., ..... 3 7 Massillon .. . 75 Canton South 88 Orrville . .. . 57 Canton South ,, .... 45 Louisville , , . 48 Canton South , 65 Alliance ,..., ,... ...... ,... . 7 9 Canton South ..... 51 Youngstown Ursuline .. . . 40 Canton South , W .... 78 Central Catholic L , , 65 Canton South ,. .. 47 Akron St. Maryis .... .. .. 41 Canton South .... 68 New Philadelphia .. . 61 Canton South . ,,,, .. 75 Western Reserve Academy .. 59 Canton South . 85 Lehman ., . .. . 79 Canton South , . 65 Lincoln , ., , 48 Canton South ., 65 Ravenna ., . ., . 58 Canton South L . 48 Youngstown Chaney . 55 Canton South ,, ,. . .. 65 Central Catholic ,, ,, .. 61 This Page Sponsored by Climfzlene C0. Page 72 MR. HENDERSON Baseball and junior Higb Football Coacb. MR. ASH Head Football and Basketball Coacb. MR. WELKER Assistant Basketball and Football Coacb. COACHES ROW 1 J BARDINE L. GERZINA D. MADDEN B. WOODLOCK ROW 2 C GRIFFITH T. WENGER D. SHEFFER ROW 3 J ECREMENT W. HALL F. FILLIEZ D. SNIDER. .jgyfy -X Z ' 3 7 , : . , , . 1 ' , , , W ' fr X fy f YJ I f ff - X nf ,f 19- 3 xx ., . W A . X MN.. X ,vvvk UNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL ROW 1: K. Pasthing, J. Thomas, J. Patterson, H, Rotsteen, L. Talbott. D. Boring, J. Morton, V. Sokol. ROW 2: C. Brown, D. Montague, R. Long, C. McMillen, -I. Rinkovsky, F. Cooley, R. Stokes, E. Denuska, Mr. Henderson, coach. ROW 5: R. Cornet, J. Hilton, H. Jenson, T. Doney, M. Wheeler, A. Boron, J. Funk, J. Tourdot. ABSFNT WHEN WAS TAKEN: W. Mocrehead. .i'. ,.. I .',.. .. o. JU IOR HIGH BASKETBALL ROW 1: C. Wilson, AI. Funk, D. Morris, R. Hanze, B. Fisher, T. Eibel. ROW 2: Mr. Henderson, coach, W. Strobel, H. jolliff, R. Baker, T. Doney, R. Harris. R. Stokes, student manager. ROW 3: R. Sponseller, R. Fry, R. Morris, L. Griffith, D. Corner. Page 74 1 1 Efiigzliiff fx ' Q I 5552 ii: A . sy! ' 2 5 Y EL 5 V 4' 5 1 C -sf . Q Asha Q xi, ,-5. 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This year the Gray team came out on top, 35-27, but the Reds are planning to even up the score in years to come, as we hope that this will become an annual event for our sports-loving girls. Page 76 ROW 1: J. Madden, S. Vogt, C. Hindmarsh, S. Gordon, ROW 2: J. Evans. C. Thomp- son, P. Ellenbaugh, R. Hou- mard, K. Pollock, B. Guin- VARSITY S. TILTON B. FFRREN M. I.. IREY S. TILTON P. BAIFM S. VOGT B. FERREN C. SHEXY' ml. SICKAFOOSE RESERVE S. KOHLER N. LARSEN P. PRUETT S. ARENT M Xxx: YU , Wm x + 39 'qv X w . XXV? I ,.,-2 CHEERLEADERS HOMECOMING QUEEN X I . S ' . ?F . 0 0 el op AQ ' 0 The Football Queen this year was Barbara Ferren, senior. Her attendants were Nancy Marbott, maid of honorg Joyce Morris, seniorg Sally Tilton, juniorg Carol Shew, sophomore: Paula Pruett freshmang and Rita Houmard, eighth grade. Their escorts were jim Coffy, sen- f riffith unior err H'1ne senior Don Reinhard junior Dick Reynolds sopho iorgClifG ,j gj y 1 y, g. 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XHX li o Vai' ,.....-- 'Eff -3 A , .S y X .nxt , , A A if f H Y 1 W J A2 ,M-1 , I ' 2 SENIOR STUDENT ACTIVITIES SALLY BABICS Companion 1, 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Hall Monitor l, 2, 3, Library 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4. SHIRLEY BALO Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Hall Monitor 1, 4. RONALD BARONI Fremore Hi-Y 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Football 3, 4. SHIRLEY BARTO Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Music 1, 2, 3. CLEO BORON Hall Monitor 1, 2, Library 4. SHERLINE BROWN Companion 1, 2, Library, Secretary 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. DOROTHY BURCH F. H. A. 1, 2. BETTY LOU BURNS F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Secre- tary 4. KATHLEEN BUTTS Companion Club l, 2, Student Coun- cil 2, 3, Annual Staff 3, 4, Class Play 3, Library 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4. CAROL CAIRNS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Companion 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Hall Monitor 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY CASTANIEN Band 1, 2, 3, Color Guard 4, Com- panion 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Tri-Hi- Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4. BERNARD CHANEY Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 3, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4. JIM COFFY Class Play 3, 4, Football 1, Fremore Hi-Y 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Thespians 4. BETTY LOU COONEY Annual Staff 4, Companion 1, Li- brary 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4. EVELYN CRICK Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Companion 1, 2, Vocal Music 1, 2, 3. MARY CRISP Annual Staff 4, Class Play 3: Com- panion 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Thes- pians 4, Honor Society 4. EILEEN CRUM Companion 2, F. H. A. 1, Hall Moni- tor 4, Library 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. FRED CUSH Annual Staff 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Fremore Hi-Y 2, Hi-Y 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4. JOSEPHINE CUSMA Companion 1, Friendship 3, 4, Li- brary 4. DAVID DANCY Chair Crew l, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Fremore Hi-Y 2, Senior Hi-Y 3, 4. FRED DAYTON Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Quintet 3, 4, Senior Hi-Y 3, 4, Thespians 4. DONNA DENNING Companion 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Hall Monitor 1, 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. JERRY DENNIS Football 1, 2, Radio Club 3, 4. INA DIAMOND Companion 1, 2, F. H. A. 4, County President 4, Glee Club 4, Hall Moni- tor, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. RONALD DINARDA Senior Hi-Y 4, Hall Monitor 4. PHYLLIS DRABICK Companion 1, 2, Friendship 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Choir 4. NORMAN ECKINGER Fremore Hi-Y 1, 2, Senior Hi-Y 3, 4, Hall Monitor 4. JACK ECREMENT Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Dramatics 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Choir 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Class Secretary 1, Thes- pians 4. HELEN ELLIOTT Companion 1, 2, F. H. A. 4, Hall Monitor 2. BARBARA FERREN Annual Staff 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Companion 1, 2, President 3, Football Queen 4, Friendship 3, Thespians 3, 4, Vocal gllusic 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer PEGGY FINK Companion 1, 2, Hall Monitor 1, Li- brary 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. JIM GAUZE Band 1, 2, Dance Orchestra 2, Thes- pians 3, 4. MARILYN GRAHAM Class Play 3, Companion 1, 2, De- bate 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 2, Mixed Choir 3, 4, News- paper 4, N. F. L. 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Thespians 3, 4. DON HAGER Mixed Choir 4. Page 85 SHIRLEY HAIN ES Cheerleader 1, Class Play 4, Com- panion 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Major- ette 2, 3, 4, Mixed Choir 3, 4. JERRY HANEY Football 1, 2, 3, Thespians 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, Class President 4. PHYLLIS HOOKWAY Annual Staff 4, Band 1, Class Play 4, Companion l, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Hall Monitor 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Vice President 4. NANCY HORST Annual Staff 4, Class PlaY 32 Com- panion l, 2, Hall Monitor 1, Library 3, President 4, Newspaper 4, Thes- pians 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. OLIVE HOWARD F. H. A. 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Tri-Hi- Y 3, 4. MYRA ICARDI Annual Staff 4, Chorus 1, Compan- ion 1, 2, Glee Club 2, 3, Newspaper 4. DAVID ICARDI MARY LOU IREY Annual Staff 3, 4, Co-editor 4, Band l, 2, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, Class Play 3, 4, Companion l, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Latin Club 2, 32 Mix- ed Chorus 3, 4, Accompanist 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, 3, 4, Thespians 5, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 5, 4. CHARLES JOHNSON Class Play Chair Crew 4. BARBARA KARNS Class Play 3, Companion l, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Thespians 4. IRENE GAY KEREAKOS Glee Club l, 2, 3, Hall Monitor 1, Library 4. BETTY KIGGANS EMMA JEAN KOEHLER Annual Staff 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Companion 1, 2, Secretary 2, Dance Band 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Girls' Trio 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 4, N. F. L. 2, Quintet 3, 4. MILDRED KOSTENJAK Dance Orchestra 3, 4, F. H. A. 4, Glee Club 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Quintet 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. PAUL KRAMER Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4. BARBARA LANNING Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Companion 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3. SENIOR STUDE T ACTIVITIES ALICE LARSEN Companion 1, 2, Hall Monitor 1, 2, Library 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Vocal Music 2, 3, 4. WANDA LAW Companion 1, 2, F. H. A. 4, Hall Monitor 1, 2, Library 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3. HARRY LEIGHTON Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Monitor 4, Li- brary 1, Projector 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play Chair Crew 4, Brass Choir 4. RITA MAE LESH Class Play 3, 4, Color Guard 1, Com- panion 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 3, Glee Club l, 2, Hall Monitor 1, Major- ette Z, 3, Head 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer4, Quintet 3, 4, Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Class Secre- tary-Treasurer 1, Class Secretary 3, Thespians 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. JOHN MATZ Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Fremore Hi-Y 1, 2, Latin Club 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Class President 1, Senior Hi-Y 3, 4, Treas- urer 4. DOLORES MCCAULLEY Companion 1, 2, Friendship 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3. GRANT MCFARLAND Band 1, 2, 3, Class Play 3, 4, Foot- ball 4, Fremore Hi-Y 2, Thespians 3, 4. DON MCMILLEN DALE MEEK Band 1, 2, 3, Dance Band 1, 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. CONNIE MEISER Class Play 4, Companion 1, 2, Hall Monitor l, 2, Latin Club 2, 3, Li- brary Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 4, Thespians 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. JOYCE MORRIS Band l, 2, 3, 4, Companion 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3. BONNIE MORTON Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Com- panion 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, Student Council 4, Thespians 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Presi- dent 4. LOIS NEEL Class Play 4, Companion 1, 2, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Hall Monitor 2, Li- lzrary 4, Vice President 4, Thespians MARY LOUISE POOL Chorus 1, Class Play 4, Companion 1, 2, Library 4, Treasurer 4, News- paper 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. CRYSTAL POOLE Band 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Hall Monitor 1. LANNY POPE ROBERT RILEY TOM RODGERS Fremore Hi-Y 2, Hall Monitor 4, Senior Hi-Y 4. TONY RODRIGUEZ Fremore Hi-Y 2, 3, Football 4. ARCHIE ROHRER Fremore Hi-Y Z, 3, Football and Basketball Manager 3. CAROL ROWLEY Annual Staff 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Clarinet Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4, Companion 1, 2, Vice President 2, Dance Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Treasurer 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, National Hon- or Society 3, 4, Saxophone Sextet 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 4, Thespians 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Secretary 4, Class Vice President 1. NAOMI SCHROETER Companion 4, F. H. A. 4, Hall Moni- tor 1, Tri-Hi-Y 4. BUD SCOTT Fremore Hi-Y 1, 2, Senior Hi-Y 3, 4. ROBERT SHERRY Annual Staff 4, Baseball 4, Class Play 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Manager 1, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, President 4, N. F. L. 2, Projector Operator 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Thespians 3, 4, Presi- dent 4. PAUL SIGMUND JUDY SMITH Band 1, Class Play 4, Companion 2, F. H. A. 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Li- brary 2, 4, Thespians 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. it.. Page 86 SHIRLEY STAHLER Companion 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. JACQUELIN STARK Companion 1, 2, F. H. A. 4, Glee Cluib 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, - ROBERT STEPHAN Senior Hi-Y 3, 4. HAROLD STOETZER LEROY TERRET Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Fremore Hi-Y 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Hall Monitor 33 Senior Hi-Y 3-4. JOSEPHINE THOMAS F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. JOHN THROCKMORTON Annual Staff 3, 4, Baseball 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 35 Student Council 4. SHIRLEY UHL Band 1, 2, Companion 1, 2, Glee Club 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Major- ette 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. EUGENE VERNIER Camera Club 3, 4, Hall Monitor 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. GARY WALTERS Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES WEST JAMES WEST Senior Hi-Y 4. SHIRLEY WITTER Companion 1, Glee Club 3, 4. 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LE'-. :' ,,-Ky -Q :iff - 3 If-vigp.,3.':j'N-:Arg-Erigmyuh, These are American HE foreign language newspapers you see here are,as American as the funny papers. Yet these papers are pub- lished in languages that look very strange to most of us. They are just a few of the many hundreds of foreign lan- ua e newspapers published in America The publishers newspapers. DO YOU KNOW YOUR RIGHTS? As Americans, we have the greatest freedom and the highest standard of living in the world. Help keep it that way by knowing your rights and guarding rhcm well. Some of rhcm arc: 8 8 - of these papers have the same freedom to express their Zqfiaam of uqbjf . I Q - I I to IPHPI d ol views and support their interests that English language 'llfigbg to iT...-1wZ4,.,,.f ,.,.f.,,. ,paw ,W .fm Q VF? 0 .Y P f newspaper publishers have. suffix ol ffefpff.. . ' . 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Freedom Right to I-'rvedom T Right I0 ro au-n pmpt-ny rr-orb derpile union jurixdirlional dirpuler Io work in any Iutalily propzr ruprrririorr ol your umon urlfarc fund: History re-written to glorify the state. There are those in fr.P..1..,,, ,O ,mi ...id .....,..g...f.,..f,,.,. . . . . . Freedom Ia make a profil this country who would like to re-write our Constitution srzfgm,101mbayfmzb,-m.f0,,1f.14m xThcsc are rights you enjoy under rhc TnhPHarrley law. THEY'RE YOUR RIGHTS, TREAT THEM RIGHT! so that it would wipe out our rights, too. The only way we can prevent this is to stand up for our rights whenever we see them threatened. Remember, rhey're your rights, so treat them right! THE TIMKEN ROLLER BEARING COMPANY The right to work shall not be abridged or made impotent Page 89 COMPLIMENTS OF Stark C ouratylv Largest Dealer EWING CHEVROLET CARS 929-41 Cleveland Avenue N. W. ir TRUCKS 914-30 McKinley Avenue N. W. Dial 4-5141 CANTCN. OHIO 'Ir Chevrolet Headquarters Since 1914 Page CGNGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1953 i' C6l7Zl07Z,S Reliable Prescription Stores I if SCHUMAN DRUGS 2105 East Tusc., Corner Belden Dueber and Navarre Road S. W. 3600 West Tuscarawas Street Compliments Of Compliments I 0 CLYDE C. DAVIS f SERVICE STATION , s T A R K ' s ' Tires - Tubes Battery Service - Auto Repairing I Automobile Accessories ' C Route 8, Sherman Church Road O MASSILLQN CANTON, OHIO ' ALLIANCE Dial 4-0277 - . I , C o m p l i m e n t s I Compliments of I of HDL-CUERNS , CHAS. LEHR Co. DAIRY Groceries -Dry Goods Let Us Deliver Milk and , Dair Products to S. W. P. Paints - Hardware ll Your Door 414 Waynesburg Road S. E. 0 REFRESHMENTS 0 LUNCHEONS 7 I ICE CREAM O DINNERS ' o COLD MEATS 0 BANQUETS Phone 3-0828 3400 Cleveland Avenue N. W. joHN F. L CHTENWALTER - C. N. GRABER I CANTON' OHIO Phone 6-7904 Pg 92 C0llIPZi7ll67lf5 C07IlIlPli77167ZlS of 0 f T H U R I N ' S com lete home - lamziu UHL'S SOHIO P WMP S' S E R V I C E A FLfR.v1Tl.'RE - CARPETS - RUGS CURTAINS - DRAPERIES - LAMPS AV NUE CORNER OF BELDEN E 524 MARKET AVENUE, N. and WAYNESBURG ROAD S. E. CANTON, OHIO 'lr T H U R I N ' S HOUSE OF MODERN 137 Sth STREET, N. E. C 0 111, l 172 6 72 f S to the Of CLASS OF 1953 CANTON nk SOUTH Y O U N G ' S VARIETY FEED SUPPLY STORE 4105 Cleveland Avenue S. CANTON, OHIO 429 Waynesburg Road S. E. CANTON, OHIO Phone 4-5732 Nothing But The Besti' C 0 ,Z g V 61 tu 1 6, i 0 72 5 DILWORTH'S and NORTH INDUSTRY, OHIO Phone 2-4325 Best Wishes Groceries - Meats 7, 0 m Proeince - Notions ' Spree! Satin Paint I A General Merchandise I F R I E N D Why did they sign the Declaration of Independence? QiE i3 - iiwv 49 wif -4 4 higyqlxl' ii,5ffff ,wM?i it Wm! e5IlHH?' ii ' Msam ,AH LM itnn Mffifi 'Ar' Q-'? 1'X-ill.Qiflf-if44. N ,fisbkgsiwffsimsa N... gi as fiSS5?SYe MX xma- Were our forefathers just another group of radicals trying to create a lo CONGRESS- 11-we 'nf government for their own gain? Or were they earnestly striving to 'm d3ZlEf'fif'fIf1T.f'f1f2l.'f'ff'f'. establish a democracy of the people, by the people and for the people? The value and foresight of their words, as written in the Declaration ::F'Lf:. L,f1f:T::'-??51,E5? 'Z :'i':5:. ?1': Hf.'Io . of Independence, has been proved by the rapid Progress and growth of 15:e'5.?f:?'QL Lr5fEg:':-155551555 4 . , American Democracy. What was written over 175 years ago still EJ' Cf-'F :7'-E:??Zi'.?'.'i:' f71'f,':Egf,f 'gZ , , holds good. -that all men are created equal, that they are endowed 23fg-3-e71Aif-?1.f?'i?Qif?5f:5'1'1f2Tft-:-5f.1 . - - - - - by their Creator with certain inalienable Rights, that among these are , , . . 2922-1'-ff-f6,iE2i3i'f1E'f.i2e35f1'5?e?i Li e, Libert and the ursuit o ha mess. Af.. Zz gh Y P PP '55 :M Let's stick to it. gg.. .4 65:9 ,.k.'-i... Gasohae. Diesel and Gas efngines and Power llnils HERCULES MOTORS CCRPORATION Canton, Ohio. U.S.A. fngine Specialists since 1915 Page 94 C 0 m P Z 9 72 1 5 When It Comes T0 Lnniher of W GEORGE'S THE FINE USED CARS CTBRIEN Wrecles Rehzzilt ' 'A' 24-Hour Towing S ewice Phone 3-5321 8th crnd Belden Avenue N. E. CANTON, OHIO Coinpliinents Of W 81 R SPORTS 'A' Athletic Equipment 1202 Cleveland Avenue S. W. CANTON 11, OHIO Phone 6-8239 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '53 from KOBACKER'S DEPARTMENT STORE 501 Market Avenue N. CANTON, OHIO Leaclers In Styles For The Young Set RAY C. OSTER CONGRATULATIONS ik t0 OFFICE AND PLANT NO. 1: 1367 Cherry Avenue N. E. THE CLASS OF 1953 Phone 5-3255 i 170111 PLANT NO. 21 25th cmd Roberts N. W. Phone 4-7567 IDEAL ,K FURNITURE All Grades of Washed Sand and Gravel CANTQN, 01-110 Crushed Road Gravel Mason Sand For a Dependable Source of High-Quality Dairy Products CALL THE CANTON PURE MILK CO. PHONE 5-5274 I STANDARD MILK O HOMOGENIZED MILK O COFFEE CREAM O COTTAGE CHEESE I SOUR CREAM O CHOCOLATE MILK O WHIPPING CREAM I BUTTERMILK I BUTTER O ORANGE DRINK I ICE CREAM MIX P 96 Stark C oztnty's Leading Athletic Goocls Store DUMONT ATHLETIC G O O D S 134 Second Street S. E. CANTON, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1953 MCCREERY- KREIGHBAUM FUNERAL HOMES CANTON MAGNOLIA Compliments Uf HALLE BROTHERS CANTON, OHIO Compliments Of R 8: N Youngstown Kitchens MART 3001 Cleveland Avenue S. W. CANTON, OHIO Phone 6-5167 Sales - Service - Planning Installation L I THE CONGRATULATIONS RESTAURANT AND f0 fbe DINING ROOM CLASS OF 1953 Fiize Foods ' A 4 THE FAMILY ' t I VAAPL I mi A'1: 2 1:' 2800 Cleveland Avenue S. W. I CANTON, OHIO Phone 2-0072 I Office Phone 4-4664 Res. Phone 3-6579 C O M P L I M E N T S RELIABLE FLOORS Of CO. W A C O 406 McKinley Avenue N. W. D R Y C L E A N E R S CANTON 2. OHIO 'A' Cmmjey Tops Pickup and Delivery Floor Fiiiislaiiig I Semfe Carpet - Linoleum I if Tile - Wal Coverings ON THE SQUARE OF I WACO, OHIO BERNARD B. SCHARIO I Phone 3-8289 Page 98 N l l CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1953 EBERHART COAL COMPANY Phone 2-4411 NORTH INDUSTRY, OHIO GRADUATES OF'55... Un this very important occasion your life Vicary's extends to y a hearty handshake and since congratulations. ,lust a word of advice for the ca- reers ahead: 1t's the fellow who looks success who usuallv makes the grade. i . 1 QNYwcmg Ca 312-324 Market Avenue North CANTON, OHIO ADELMAN'S AUTO WRECKING 'A' Buyers of OLD AND WRECKED TRUCKS ir 2001 Wcrynesburg Road S. E. Ame1'ica,s Best GOLDEN AGE BEVERAGES if GOLDEN AGE DISTRIBUTING CO. 150 Cherry Avenue N. E. CANTON, OHIO Phone 3-3333 'Ir S M E D L E Y ' S U GREENHOUSE C 0 m P Z 1 m e W t 5 Flowers for All Occasions Uf VEGETABLES, AND CORSAGES 210 51st Street S. W. NORTH INDUSTRY, OHIO if Phone 2-3086 Fw' 5004 DONALD L. KEEPER U-fed C5175 - - - Quality Meats Only , if P I' A S K E T T S 418 Waynesburg Road S. E. Corner Of Phone 2-7305 37th and Cleveland Ave. S. W. CANTON, OHIO Business Phone 5-3636 Residence Phone: 3-8012 J. H. PLASKET J. J. PLASKETT 'lr 1651 Tuscarawas Street E. Phone 3-6562 I .. CANTON, OHIO Il.-. Compliments Of CLOVERLEAF DAIRY BAR I ce Cream Li gb! Lunches Fozmtaiiz Service Milk by the Gallon Fame Penn Laundry 81 Dry Cleaning Co. 809 Marion Avenue S. W. Phone 6-7288 ir Pickup Station: GARLOCK 81 GUEST 3700 Cleveland Avenue S. W. Off : 2-9908 Resiclen . 2 663 BOTTLING Our Coal Makes Warm F riemlsv THE PUNCHEON COAL CO. O COAL AND COKE 0 Corner of Cleveland Ave. and 18th St. S. W. CANTON 6, OHIO Compliments Of FINNEY'S DRUG STORE 415 Market Avenue North CANTON, OHIO F. E. BRECHBUHRLER 8: SONS SCALES Sales, Service and Rental NORTH INDUSTRY, OHIO Phone 3-0213 ROHRER BROS. Groceries - Meat Hardware 1642 Wctynesburg Road S. E. I Phone 5-6304 CONGRATULATIONS . . . THE CLASS OF '53 RICE OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Dial 3-2573 204 Third Street N. W. fNext to Western Union! CANTON, OHIO The Finest in Fountain Pens F R E D G O E R K E I xxxl- X124 5 N , l 3 X x 5' 1 f ' X V X , a ls X S' W 7F L-:-.a - re X- l ss . W0l'lC5 lllw, iff:-fig. I 1:23,-.Q -. . X a charm Ou.: L X O MBl'0 lllllk8S llll Wllillillg BlISl8l'- 1 OULVLL SAVE MONEY I . I dainty garments, family laundry- Q clothes came out cleaner, whiter, 3i2ef612fEHlKli'FtlEAEi2g1gI Elggglgmy sweeter. Saves work. Easy an hands. Y f . dly B d D I g at OUI' flefl Ol' en ea ef. M all grocers. gmgvq, MEX50 Made hy the i- THE makers of BORDEN ICE CREAM CO Sani-Flush 2:12. CANTON, OHIO ii-. .. l Congratulations... CLASS OF 1953 I 2108 W. TUSC. PHONE 3-9334 CANTON, OHIO P 03 SIBERT'S SUNOCO SERVICE ir Complete Lubrication Motor Time-Up - Carburetor Repair if 1816 Cleveland Avenue S. W. CANTON, OHIO V015 U .be tti eeCt hi' P P 'e iiooi or WWI 3 Page EOWLER'S SOHIO SERVICE and WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Car Washing - Greasing Tires, Tubes, Etc. Phone 4-0476 NORTH INDUSTRY, OHIO LEHMILLER HARDWARE Hardware - Furnaces Plumbing Materials Housewares Ph e 3-6767 NORTH INDUSTRY, OHIO ACE DINER Sandwiches - S oups Dinners Coffee - Ice Creafn Soft Drinks NRY KACEJ ROWN P . NORTH INDUSTRY OHIO R t 8 DRINK XXL, O' I X X P Of I N B O T T L E S 'now p oduef! - s freshly frogron A delightful fragrance selecfed women themselves, it refreshes disappears leoving the ba! C Ganlflg I U '- disinfecfs os ' removes ug y sioins where germs an u cause of odors lurk. Sold every- where y . X-21 P . San!-Has! Sanz-Hush of mr: ,ul ' Wh-.,, A ' iozumteed hyii f'l1.'fZ'f1If5!l2' gil ' iliar yell can I NOW FRESHLY FRAGRANT CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1953 THE STERN 8: MANN CO. CANTON, OHIO I I C 0 m p l i m e n 15 s Of M C H U G H ' 5 . ' TEXACO SERVICE 4735 Cleveland Avenue S. NORTH INDUSTRY, OHIO I I Phone 4-0970 I L Page 106 Compliments of the Exclusive Bakers Of PETER WHEAT and MISS 19', HEALTH BREAD Compliments of Compliments I DANNEMILLER I Of GROCERY Co. ' SUMMERS ' FURNITURE .Division of I Consolidated Grocers C0rp0rati0n : 4630 Cleveland Avenue N. BLAc?i2TR1:31iil1gRSvil11TE OP-'ffl E1'e'Zi12.s'-' FINE FOODS I Phone 9-2527 Homework made EASY! The homemaker's job is easier today than ever before in history - thanks to electric helpers like the clothes washer and dryer, the dishwasher, the automatic electric range. Cheaper than the old way, tool W OHIO POWER C4 Pge 07 GHEEN'S K NLBUNS gow We Specialize in Buns TOPS-ALL BAKERY, INC 543 Clarendon Avenue N. W. Phone 2-9601 QQURF 1 aw mmm Av: s cmrou onuo 01' Q TE PERM W Y ACROSONIC by BALDWIN Todays Finest Spinet Piano xl if 'U+nTWI HAHN GCO. 404 W. TUSC. CANTON, OHIO DIAL 4-4923 IF IT'S PAINT . . . CONGRATULATIONS FLANAGAN 8: NIST ,md - THREE STORES - BEST WISHES MAIN STORE: to the McKinley Avenue at 5th St. N. W. BRANCH STORES: I OF I 3 2747 Cleveland Avenue N. W. 3007 Tuscarawas Street West from Ca1ztou's Complete Paint Stores BAERYS 014: CANTON Visit Our Complete Art Departn t P 09 h i l A 7 l I l Nonpareil Sheet Metal- JOSEPH H. WEAVER 81 Heatin CO. 3 HARDWARE Autloorizecl Dealer . Hardware -- Pamts TIMKEN and TORRIDHEAT WALL FLAME OIL EURNACES AND BOILERS Glvlf-V 'md Plumbing and Electrical CONVERSION BURNERS ' GAS AND COAL FURNACES Supplies SPOUTING AND GENERAL SHEET METAL WORK Phone 2-3603 146 46th Street S. W. CANTON, OHIO Phone 2-4324 - 1837 Cleveland Avenue S. W. CANTON 6, OHIO I.. . ... .I I 'Conn Band Instruments 'Leedy Drum Equipment ' Epiphone String Instruments ' Excelsior Accordions TRY OUR RENTAL PLAN PRIVATE LESSONS ON ALL INSTRUMENTS MUSIC - REPAIRING - ACCESSORIES GREEN'S MUSIC STORE, INC. CANTOlV'S MOST COMPLETE MUSIC SERVICE 124 Cleveland Avenue S. W. Phone 4-3522 CANTON, OHIO Pg 110 Edward J. RQTH DRUGS Prescriptions Accurately Compoimded NYAL REMEDIES COMPLETE LINE OF VITAMINS NYAL - SQUIBB - LILLY - PARKE-DAVIS SICK ROOM SUPPLIES - FIRST AID SUPPLIES RUBBER GOODS - COSMETICS INFANTS' SUPPLIES KODAKS AND FILM FILM DEVELOPING SERVICE Visit Our Modern Soda Foimtairi 1213 Market Avenue South, corner Navarre Road - Y, ff Lfx -' X HX Iliff-4--Qi... the werId's iff! L! 4 '21, v f I ff 7: ZX your eysterkief in a telephone Q W ANQE y 1 N K GUOD 'ee ' fa in X gala? WZ!! g i I47 - THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY f l Engravings by THE CANTON ENGRAVING AND ELECTROTYPE CO. 410 THIRD STREET S E. CANTON OHIO I - Another Publication by the I I - STANDARD PRINTING . COMPANY I 'II8 126 FOURTH STREET N E CANTON OHIO I Page 112 EA L., , . I v Jf., , , ng xr if-znggmgfz -Q, f- '1 .,l 1 Ly' , V- r 1 f I X , 1 . ,NN , f x 1 7, -'Vx-.g'..,,,.x I , Q 1.1, ..-ff-u:g,.:45x nm , ,-