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

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1958 volume:

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F . e 1 1 P A 1 Q 1 E 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 bf 1 The 1958 Yearbook Staff presents the twenty-first addit-ion of the Moderian. t' I The staff wishes to express their appreeiationvto the citizens of the community and to the board of education for their attitude toward giving the students of Canton Local the best possible in educations P A I. ' V g Like our enjoyment for our new high school facilities, We hope you will find enjoyment in glancing through the new 1958 Moderian. A i ' ' Jim Tressel, ,.... ,.....e. E ditor Mr. Meese ..... ...,.. A dvisor --W 1 K f tf 4 .x A -. 1 . C za .N fi . . .1 , f 1 . 1 vu! 1 X ,xx 5 ' 1 - 4 . 'G 4 . 4 K, .X xii 1 1 .1 MODERIAN STAFF Seated lleft to right! Judy Sanford, Mary Lou McAllister, Jim Tressel, Yvette Miller, Margie Lape. Standing: Gary Beltz, Judy Gauze, Christine Cush, Margie Tressel, Judy Hagen. Carol Giaquinta, Jean Sheets. Last spring, the annual staff decided to use modern art as the theme and design for the 1958 yearbook. Also for the first time, We had a design made for the cover. Working with our own camera and the expert services of Troupe and Pluto, we were able to catch many of the school activities while they were happening. This year's staff includes five seniors, five juniors, one sophomore and one fresh- man. Jim Tressel and Margie Lape are three year members. Their experience and hard Work has been a leading factor in the production of this edition. Hard work and long hours have resulted in this, the finished product. We hope you will enjoy this edition as much as wc have enjoyed Working toward our goal. the publication of the 1958 Moderian. ...pf WK x..f ' 'B-Q-' g's,g,t- I tg .ht f 'Q , , . 1. . -K . .4 . 5 , ,- 'N 'xy - N Q , . N--1 M4 K-.5 Y z Of' Y w Q Q 5' it in age X , 2 be ' Mi Q t i if Q Q. DEDICATION To some people ,thirteen is an unlucky number but the Class of '58 feels it Very lucky in having her as one of their elass adviSors. This is her thirteenth year at Canton South. Her English students are very familiar with her pleasant smile and easy voice and the entire student body will easily recognize the picture above because eaeh morning Qhe can be found standing by her Classroom door with that familiar smile. The annual staff is proud to tlerlieate the 1958 publication of the Moclerinn to - MRS. IMOGENE NVEILER. Page 17 ctivities ffmzi?rKf'g A -5 - sy. X VY 5, 2 fi , .L , M X..1--.. , A' 3 9 fy lx' f'-wwfvgzgl - ' Q Q I V -v Tif-ws , Q 159' L ' ffm L . - , f, Y ' fi- ' W , Rin ....,,M....,,,- .,.,.,..,U .m..'.4.,-.--ff--J --, -, ga -A-.--V-2-, -Y ,V .5 .M-.-1 ..- ,f.Q,:,. ' ,, ,rn-15 ,. ,,.,,g:f- - .,,. 1nTz'fa::5'-',J',.w,1Q :W 'x.Wz'2wT'hrv:, ', 3, 'fS 'l A , W. !T 'f , '1'1 1,,- C'-':T 'f. 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OO . . .i.V he D , E V 2 YEAR MEMBERS fTop Rowb Dave Brewer, Norman Burch, Sylvia Gaines. Erma Harris, Dave Lehmiller. fBottom Rowb Kenneth McDonald. Yvette Miller, Pat Phillips, Robert Walter, Terry Wenger. Row 1 fleft to rightb N. Burch, E. Ha1'1'is, B. VVallu1'. Y. Miller. K. McDonald. D. Lchmiller, S. Gaines. D. Brewer, I . Phillips. T. W'emz01'. Row 2: M11 Rioger. N. Stephen. M. McCullough. J, Sheline. J Stauffer. M. Moore. J. Hampton, H, Bulcriun. C. Daxis. L. Andrews. Mrs. O'Cunnm', Row 3: M. Tressel. L. Fowler. J. Hagan, D. VV0of1e1'. P. Eberhart. S. Kostewicz, C. Relclmard. B. Bowers. L. Ley. Page 20 STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: fleft to righty P. Neil, A, Greenleaf, N. Stanley, P. Phillips, B. Patterson, S. Metz. Row 2: G. Beltz, H. Middleton. P. Ehret, L. Griffing, M. Antonio, M. Volkert, Row 3: T. Miller, P. Eberhart, T. Wenger, G. Nohl, B. Walter, D. Lloyd. The Student Council is organized as a re- presentative body of students tor the purpose of participating in student government. Each class is represented by tour elective mem- bers whose responsibilities include acting upon the wishes and concerns of their class members. Meetings, held weekly, are in- tended also to give experience in group participation. . This year's schedule included dances honoring the football, basketball, and track teams at which trophieswere awarded. We have sponsored full-length movie assemblies, initiated a suggestion box with cash prizes given for practical, constructive suggestions, and also initiated an overall school clean-up program which' was a tremendous success. 1Left to rightj T. VVengel'. P. Phillips, N. Stanley, B. VValter. Page 21 PROJECTOR OPERATORS Row 1 fleft to rightl Bruce Boyles. Kenny Cook. Glen Fernandez. Bill Sleightcr. Bob Rodgers, Mike Salapack, Larry Stallman. Row 2: Jim Ferguson, Joe Adkins, Dave Larson, Gary Gerber, Tom Stallings, Walter Hein. Art Myers, Bill Mollette. Rodger Trompower, Mr. Limbert, Advisor. SOUTHERNER STAFF This was the first year of publication for The Southernerf' This year not only proved successful, but a new experience for all members of the staff. Eight issues were published. Jo Anne Hampton, Editor, Mary Roberts, Assistant Editorg and Herb Groves. Sports Editor headed the Editorial staff, while Don Latta, Business Managerg Pat Messenger, Circulation Manager, and Jean Hampton, Ad- vertising Manager took care of the business end. The entire staff was under the supervision of Mr. Ted Kallergis. Pat Dedmond, Pat Messenger- Nancy Diano, Connie Keller, Kenneth McDonald, and John Fortune were later additions to the staff. Row 1 tleft to right? D. Harter. NV. Kiko, J. Collier, J. Hampton. J. Galloway, G. Wilson. Row 2: S. Tecplc. M. Roberts, J. Hampton, K. Rhoads, M. Malone. S. Hattery. L. Fowler. Row 3' T. 'vVenning, H. Groves, D. Jerrcll, D. Latta. Page 22 LIBRARY CLUB Row 1 - left to right - J. Schoeneberg. M. Harris, D. Harter, P. Stauffer, K. Nauman, R. Wagner, B. Weaver, J. Weines Row 2 - Mrs. Myers, J. Roettker, C. Mclntash, J. Tinlin, B. Snyder, J. Whitmer, J. Thomas, P. Phillips, J. Fernandez. N. Gubanish. Row 3 - J. Hickman, B. Hall. E. Harris, C. Himes, P. Neininger, S. McGuyrt, J. Oldfield, J, Coker, J. Aguilar. Row 4 - W. Slater, K. McDonald, J. Hillman, B. Mallette, D. Hughes, A. Saunders, D. Mangus. The Library club is composed of the student-librarians. Student librarian- ship is an important duty and a fine opportunity to learn by serving. Books are the compasses, the telescopes, the sextants and the charts which other men have prepared to help us navigate the dangerous seas of human life. Row 1 -left to right - J. Miller. J. Brown, S. Heaton. N. Diano, L. Tucker, S. Buccini, S. Pollock, B. Yerian. Row 2 - J. Meek, L. Crum, L. Funk, J. Beck, J. I-Iagi. R. Foringer, B. Tripp, S. Toulson. G. Guilliouma, P. Vogt. Row 3 - M, Harsh, K. Kramer, K, Todd, D. Woody, S. Lane, P. Talafous, C. Phillips, N. Brooks, O. Rentz. Row 4 - B. Heaton. M. Adams, C. Meek, J, Post, L. Hagi, L. Harbert, F. Ramsey, S. Habrun, D. Harter, M. Lapanja. Page 23 Y 7 , SCIENCE CLUB Row 1 fieft to rightj D. Volak, N. Burch. B. Boyles. Row 2: J. Schoeneberg, S Frankhauser, D. Hughes, G, Kleptach. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA E Row 1 Qleft to rightj J. Haney, J. Montgomery, M. Hughes, B. Bowers, J. Alberts, N. Gubanish, J. Fowler, B. Patter- son. Row 2: C. Steward, N. Crum. H. Thouvenin, M. Young, K. Walters, D. Lippert. C, Cush. C. Weaver. M. Franko- vich, T. Schook. Row 3: P. Powell, M. Tressel, B. Daniska. N, Irwin, C. Giaquinta, N. Moorehead, J. Wilson, M. Haney. Row -4. A. Smith. L. Kautz, S. Smith, N. Stanley, J. Borkowski, J. Stauffer, S. Shaffer, M. Harris, B. Craw- ford, B. Wilson. S. Young. Row 5: M. McCullough, D. Cavelli, J. Oldfield, J.WCrum1cy, H. Robinson, J. Mcrcurio, M. Strouble, C. Sickafoose, P. Phillips, P. Tinlin, J. Herbert. Page 24 NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE The N. F. L. helps promote a student in forensic speaking. The debate team argues pro cmd con on international issues. In N. F. L., there are two dif- ferent fields in which the student may perform. He may enter extemporan- eous speaking, in which the student is given an hour to prepare a speech on one of three topics which he selects, or he may enter oratorical declamation whereby he interprets great speeches of history. The fields of humerous and dramatic oratory involve reading and acting of excerpts from famous plays. For original oratory the student must write and prepare his own speech. Row 1 fleft to right? J. Hampton, A. Bradley, C. Dazey, H. Haren, B. Tripp J Lewis. Row 2: G. Kieptach, G. Morris, D. Brown, N. Burch, J. Ferguson, W. Sleighter Row 1 Ueft to rightj G. Kleptach, J. Hampton, B. Tripp, H. Haven. Row 2: G. Morris, D Brown, N. Burch, J. Ferguson, W. Sleighter. Page 25 DEBATE Participation in Debate activity is open to all high school students and is suggested for students preparing to go on to college. Debate affords oppor- tunities to become acquainted with vital questions of the day. Participants learn organization as they prepare their cases. They learn to think on their feet as they present speeches and refute the arguments of the op- position. Although the group was small at the beginning of the year, there has been quite a bit of interest shown on the part of underclassmen. Through the capable leadership of Mr. Leles, the team has made a fine showing, and with the experience gained this year, is looking forward to outstanding success in the future. JR - SR TRI-Hl-Y Row 1 tleft to rightb J. Hagan, C. Cush. B. Daniska, P, Powell, K. Gordon, B. Tripp, V. Plaskett, J. Gauze. Row 2:- P. Stallman. B. Eudy. G. Fliger, J. Paulus. L. Andrews. H. Hall, L, Garner, S. Shaffer. N. Galbreath, N. Moore- head, Miss Rowlev. Row 3: J. Wilson, B. Wilson. J, Knecht. S. Allerton, H. Buturian, M. Cairns, M. Young, N, Irwin. N. Gubanish, M. W'eaver, Row 4: D. Cavelli. C. Franklin. C. Morgon, E. Harris. C. Meek, M. McAllister. P. Bayer, J. Morcurio. C. Haager. H. Robinson. M. Daniska, J. Crumley. J. Oldfield. Row l qlefl to rightj C. Ellioi, B. Bowers. M. Hughes. C. Stowarl, J. Montgomery, J. Haney. B. Hockensmith. L. VVul- ters. Row 23 D. Lippert. M. Tressel, N. Crum. A. Bradley. P. Neil. L, Fowler. J. Rice. S. Hackley. S. Madden. B. McCollum, A. Perez. Row 3: M. Blackburn, M. Roberts. C. Davis, L. Ramsey, C. Ross. M. Paul L. Kautz. E, Haines, P. Hayhurst, M. Reichard. Row 4: N. Stephen, M. McCullough. L. Ley, M, Bednarz. B. Cherry. C. Giaquinia. P. Dedmon. S. Gaines, P. Phillips, J. Fernandez. J. Borkowski. Page 26 GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATICN SOPHOMORE TRI-HI-Y Row 1 lleft to right! M. Reichard. L. VValters. N. Diano, B. McCollum, J. Haney. A Biadlev J. Meek. M. Negulis. Row 2: C, Rcichard. L. Andrews, H. Hall, C. Keller, rl. Robinson N Beta M. Pribula, J. Fernandez. J. Knecht. Row 3: J. Hampton, C. Geiger. M. McAllister, J Hcishcy NT. Daniska. D. DEDCQI. D. C.1xLll1. C. Giaquintfi. l Row 1 Cleft to righth N. Diano S. Canal. L. Filimonuk. D. Slie line. G. Wilson. S. Teeplc, J Meek, C. Keller. Row 2: C. Phillips. N. Brooks P. Neil, L. Bicknell, J. Alberts B. Babich, B. Messenheimer, M Harsh, R. Faringer, Mrs. Abbott Row 3: J. VVilson, B. Frank, B Gray. M. Harris. B. Tucker. C Teeplo, S. Smith, N. Stanley J. Syler. Row 4: C. Abrigg. C. Sickafoose B. Rojice. J. Kintigh, C. NCi- swanger. S. Cairns, N. Groh. J Lune, A. Mozden. A. Gauze. Row 5: D. Dcncer. K. Rhozids. J. Price. A. Greenleaf. Row l tleft to right? M. Reinuck, B. Ycrizin. S. Pollock, T. Schools. S. Buccini. J. Fowler. M. Haney, B. Patterson. Row 2: J. Miller. H. Blzicklnirn. C. Lambert, M. Frzmk0x'ich. C. Chuffin. P. Stauffer. D. Plaslmf. B. Slulz. A. Wheeler. Row 3: N. Gaines. K. Todd. K. XVultcrs, S. Ross. C. XVeax'er. S. Hziburn, L. Strong. E. I-less, Row 4: J. Sickle. C. Steiner. J. Cooley. L. Shaw. D. Ellenbaugh, P. Ferrell. Row 1 Lleft to right? D. Toulson. R. Trompowcr, D. VVilliams. P. Farrer. K. Messenheimer. B Goodwill, G. Kleptach. J. Tressel. Row 2: F. Changet. J. lvlorgan. R. Bricker. B. Kirkbridc, H Groves. D. Woofter, L. Griffing. B. Buzash. Mr. Reiger. Row 3: R. Lenzy. T. VVenning. R. Med ved. R. Hass. D. Lloyd. B. Walter. D. McDonald, J. Fortune. B. Newhouser. Row 4: J. Briesc, R. Novak. T. Wenger, G. Clauss. D. Lehmillcr, D. Brewer, J. Hillman. G. Graham. B. Mallette, P, Eherhart. HI-Y .l l FREMORE HI-Y Row 1 Lleft to rightb B. Rogers. T. Abrigg. D. Sevier, D. Shaffer. J. VVines. R. Shearer. R. Bally. Row 2: T. Miller, M. Antonio, J. Fortune. R. Morris. H. Guillioue ma. G. Heckman. J. Brown. Row 3: A. Rotar, M. Horton. R. Patterson. A. Wolfe, J. Spencer. J. Miller, P. Peterman. Page 28 uuuxuanns-nn W' nsumnnniunl Row 1 ileft to rlghtj J. Fowler, N. Diano, T. Wenger, D. Brooks. J. Miller. B. Bowers, S. Buccini. Row 2: C. Murphy, J. Meek, J. Bailey, J. Gauze, C. Keller. K. Materna, J. Syler, J. Price. Row 3: B. Snider, K. Liitten, J. Hampton, C. Sickafoose, E. Harris. CHAIR CREW JR. RED CROSS Row 1 fleft to rightJ R. Dedmon, D. Wendell. G. Hcckaman. R. Stallman, M. Young, R. Stall- man, Row 2: D. Johnson. R. Shearer. J. Funk. B. Beltz, D. Gunn, R. Yanders. Row 3: K, Fliger. R. Patterson. V. Paulus. P. Hamlin. D. Whip- ple. Page 29 ATTENDANCE DEPARTMENT Row 1 Qloft to right? D. Cavelli, C. Ross, D. Pribula. J. Crumley. N. Galbreath. Row 2 Sanforrl. J, Oldfield, M. Moore. M. Daniska, J. Gauze, P. Hayhurst, Mr. McLaughlin. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Row 1 flcft to rightb T. Schook, S. Buccini, G. Guilliouma, C, Kcllev, J. Hampton, B. McCollum. H. Thouvenin, C. Naylor. Row 2: B. Tucker, M. Lapc, J. Decker. K, Naurnan, S. Gaines, J. Hampton, C. Haager, P. Talafous, G. WVU- son. Row 3: S. Toeple, C. Choffin, N. Groh, B. Gray, M. Malone, J. Sickle, V. Plaskett, J. Sheets. Row 4: G. Klep- tach, E. Ellis, K. Rhoads, E. Harris, C. Phillips. J. Syler. J. Haver, C. Ward, J. Weaver. Row 5: N. Burch, J. Brown, T. Wenning. Page 30 BOYS LEADERS 1' , I E .way Row 1 tleft to rightb D. Brooks, P. Kitzmillcr, J. Weaver, J. Tressel, B, Ehret Row 2: P. Ehret, B. Graham. S. Knox, H. McAllister, T. VVenge1', J. McKinney, B. Newhouser. GIRLS LEADERS Row 1 deft to rightl M. Reichard, A. Gauze. S. Tee-ple, D. Pribula, L. Walters. Row 2: C. Rcichard. M. Daniska, J. Hershey. M. McAllister. D. Dencor, C. Teeple. J, Hampton. A. Bradley. Page 31 Cast teamwork makes a hit. Thrills! Chills! SENIOR CLASS PLAY 2 The Senior Class Play took place on November 22, l957, despite many difficulties, and was a great success. The play, Arsenic and Old Lace, involved two eccentric i old ladies who killed lonely men by poisoning them with l elderberry wine. The leads of the play were: JoAnne Hampton, Judy Everyone in Character E 2 Sheline, Yvette Miller, Steve Knox, and David Brewer. ,, ff , ff, if sw 4+ Q iii L' ' , LW, Liv . fi lywffzjyf: 4,yf WZ fjA,qf:w 1,7 ff wg, ff W,cfQf,W4 2123 4 if ,ff ,f f A f Mx Z X f:.. -: l'i'XW7L W W f -3. 1 'fr if Z J 1:- me-f f fff' A ifrww , M , 1: .e -,f .. -' 7 : - -: -. .1 f I W., Aim HIGH 2 - AMEg0ll-lGH lleft to right? Judy Sheline. Jo Anne Fernandez. Pat Phillips, Herbie Groves, Steve Kostewicz. Judy Malavite. Steve Knox, Dare Lehmiller, Erma Harris, Cindy Ross, Sheldon Eggleston, Sandra Groves, Eugene Throckmorton, James Ferguson, Margie Lape, Yvette Miller and John Fortune. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Junior Class Play took place on March 22, 1957, before a capacity crowd. The play, No More Homework, portrays what happens when the students take over the office postitions. The leads were played by: Pat Phillips, Yvette Miller, and Herb Groves. Buzz and Ronald fight as the principal walks in. The two janitors are arguing over a bucket as Shalimar and Pamela look on. Row 1 lleft to right? M. Lape, M. Sheline. J. Fernandez, Y. Miller, C, Ross. Row 2: E, Harris, S, Kostcwicz. B. Boyles, S. Knox, D. Lehmiller, H. Groves. P. Phillips, Page 34 THESPIANS Troup 1013 of the National Thespian Society is an or- ganization which honors students who have made a major contribution to the Dramatic Arts. By taking speaking roles in plays and by contributing to the back stage work in the theater these students have gained the honor of membership in this select national group. DIRECTOR DANCE ORCHESTRA Our candid camera catches the dance orchestra providing entertainment during intermission at the Senior Class Play. They also gave out their famous renditions for several school dances during the year. Mr, Edgar Heist CONCERT BAND Under the direction of Mr. Heist, our concert band once again gave several Wonder- ful performances during the school year. The annual Christmas Concert was probably the highlight of the season although they performed for the dedication ceremonies and the spring concert. Page 35 BAND OFFICERS Row 1 rleft to rightl C. Weaver. Secretary: K. Maternal. Secretary: J. Rice, Drum Maiorettu. S. Eversole. Secretary. Row 2: J. Tressel. Student Con- ductor: H. Groves, President, G. Kleptach. Manager, T. Stokes, Manager: D. Wolfe, Manager. Mark up another year of top perfor- mances for the marching band. The weather almost ruined several band shows but Mr. Heist drills them to withstand all obstacles. However, the sea of mud and water at Akron was iust too much and the band was forced to remain at home. ln addition to their regular footabll game appearances, they displayed their talents, along with other area bands, at a band show held in Massillon stadium. MARCHING Kneeling - N. Brooks, C. Reynolds, J. Calhoun, C. Cush. Row l tleft to rightb S. Schmaltz, N. Groh, C. Ward, P. Stallrnan, B, Eudy, J. Caxelli T. O'NVesney. P. Tinlin. E. Brown. D, Lutta. Row 2: L. Deifenbaugher, G. Kleptach. K. Goodwill, J. Hampton. E. NL-aiding. P. Blessengei C Daley. T. Stokes. J. Hauer. M. Lape. Row 3: C. Starkey. C. Bleek, P. Ferrell. J. Conley. B. Schnevk. J. King. J. Weaver. B. Brock Hunger. D. Brewer. Row 4: C. Homnuxn, D. Hanze, R. Long. B. Baxzxcl, J. Bair. L. Spencer, J. Reiter, H. Groves, L. Icurdi. Page 36 MAJORETTES Row 1 fleft to rightl J. Calhoun C. Reynolds. C. Cush. Row 2: M. Tressel. J. Gauze. N Brooks, Y. Miller. Head Major ette J. Rice. BAND Kneelmg lleft to 1'ightJ J. Rice, M. Tressel. J Gauze Y BIIUCI Row 1 C IVIOILBII J Cusp V Plaskett K Matema L Lev M Fmnkouch D. Sheline, E. Haines, S. Stallman C Weaxcl Row 2 L Shaw S Hostetler B Patterson T Schook J VVIISOII S Canne J Sheets P Neil, J. Haney, S. Eversole, Row 3 J McLa1n F Shaheen J Syler D L1ll1e N Galbreath D Woofter K Choffm C Phllhps J Sheline. Row 4: R. Rowley. A, Wolfe J TIGSSOI B Goodvull L Pxatek T Wenmng D Bergert D F1sher L Garner A SPONSORED PAGE REYNOI DS AND MCILVAIN DANCE STUDIO VARIETY SHOW .ft f .ff lg, Kd DANCE ORCHESTRA Row 1: J. Haver, K. Choffin, C. Phillips, S. Eversole J Sheline D Woofter D Latta Row 2: G. Kleptach, B. Baad, D. Bergert, T. Wenning J Reiter J Tressel B Goodwill Row 3: H. Groves, B. Schnect, D. Brewer, T. Stokes P Messenger C Dazey Accompanists - N. Groh, C. Haager. FEATURED VOCALISTS 2 Row 11 S. Gaines, S. Eversole, J. Haver. Row 2: J. Sheline, S. Cairns, M. Cairns. HAMPTON TRIO K Cl. to r.JS. Hampton, J. Hampton, J. Hampton. I Goodwill K Mftterna .'wm1,v4-mfg: V Q- .K - 4. - ff? :ttf wfwzav 2 25' '- e fo 6.2 11,3 J Q at-N: m, 535251-.pgft ff, mil? 1 f1.. 'fe i.f yr, tg 5 2 -, .2 o J Y g ' 1 1 leg ' I 4 F, 4. .-435-2:1533 1 is f, I .. f 'fi M ' Ivfi- f1sit52f?f9f fi if? it f , gt . t.e,m ,i.,rJfw.f1. ,ft ,.. z. ,a. . . -V ' .b ,gig 1. 4, 4 . :Y Y ' e . -S 4- 31 .XR ,,. ' 2- . f My V ' ' . .1 f f Ju ' gg?-FE? .. g z, . 3 i f it ' -A ' - Q Row 1: N. Galbreath, D. Lillie, O'Wesney. Row 2: L. Spencer, L. Garner. .ez , 5' 5. -X1 The theme of the annual H1958 Variety Show Was School Daze. The various parts of the show Were: When We were a Couple of Kids, School Activities, Variety Show, Class Prophesy, Happy Holiday, Corner Store, Junior-Senior Prom and the Finale. Those participating were the Dance Orchestra, the Danc' ing Majorettes, and various talented singers and dancers. Jr The Madrigal Group added to the enjoyment of the Variety Show by singing the Halls of Ivy. They consist of Bonnie Bowers, Dan Brooks, Helen Buterian, Bob Graham, Mary Ellen Cairns, Carl Dazey, Sylvia Gaines and Gary Everhart. The Girl's Drill Team consisting of C. Weaver, S. Van- Voorhis, P. Stallman, B. Eudy, L. Ramsey, P. Tinlin, C. Morgan, V. Plaskett, L. Ley, M. Lape, C. Ward, J. Haney. Dave Brewer, a very talented tap dancer, doing one of his numbers in the t'Variety Showf' The Majorettes and their supporting male partners in Jail- house Rockf' tleft to rightl Yvette Miller, David Lehmiller, Judy Gauze, Steve Knox, Margie Tressel, Bob Ehret, Joan Rice, David Lloyd, Christine Cush, Bob Walters, Judy Calhoun, Gary McGranor, Carol Reynolds, Jim Keller, Nancy Brooks, Bob Oster. A - CAPPELLA The advanced choir consists of upper classmen who specialize in a-cappella sing- ing. In addition to the numerous appear- ances at community functions, the choir is heard frequently in school assemblies. In addition, the group participates in the state sponsored contest. Wearing new robes, the members of the Advanced Choir made their debut at the Thanksgiving Assembly. The Advanced Choir is eagerly looking forward to duplicating its feat of last year in which they received a first place in state competition. This year, the contest will be held at Ohio State University in Columbus. One of the many functions of the advanced choir is their participation in the Christmas Concert. Row 1 fleft to rightb J. Cooper, B. Bowers, P. Neil, P. Croston, N. Stephen. C. Ross, B. Gray, J. Lane, B. Kolacsky, M. Roberts, H. Hall, J. Paulus. N. Stanley. J. Alberts. Row 2: N. Groh, P. Talafous, S. Hattery, C. Neiswanger, J. Calhoun, H. Buturian, C. Teeple, S. Cairnes. S. Gaines, L. Andrews, D. Wendell, A. Bradley, D, Lillie, L. McCollum, A. Gauze. Row 3: B, Rojice. C. Davis, M. Cairnes, S. Smith, J. Price, J. VVomer. S. Allerton, C. Haager, R. Stevenson, S. Russ. N. Utsler, A. Greenleaf. C. Sickafoose. C. Abrigg, L. Ramsey, Row 4: G Everhart. L. Schridor, B. Brock. C. Dazey. T. Abrigg, F, Casey. J. Fowler. J, Morgan. P. Brumbaugh, M. Frucliey. B. Schneck, G. Kleptach. D. Brooks. Row 5: C. Crowl, M. Antonio. M. Downard. E. Neading, E. Johnson, J. Miller. J. McKinney, B. Gra- ham, D. Lloyd H. Middleton. B. Goodwill, J, Richison. MADRIGALS Row 1: B. Bowers, S. Gaines, H. Buturian, M. Cairns. Row 2: G. Everhart, C. Dazey, D. Brooks B. Graham. GIRLS ENSEMBLE Row 1 Lleft to rightj M. Roberts, B. Bowers, C. Ross, N. Groh. ROW 2: S. Gaines, S. Russ, M Cairns. R. Stevenson, I-I, BUIUIIIH Page 41 SECOND CHOIR yi..-' L wif . - '-- . , . .L .s Y.. rl ...gf ii .hr - 'f Vflgi 'gig TTT? fm wi. 4, ef-j Q-. V :W gm ' . - fi. - ...gi-ig se. . gf. Q5 . gg ws. K ff? . ju- ' 424 f j . i v . W ' H F. ' ' J . 1 leg 92556 v W . Row 1 ileft to rightl C. Fernandez. C. VVest. L. Bonarn. B, Sigmund, K. Hackathorn. N. Hacklcy. C. Naylor. M. Muc-ci. M. Stimmel. Row 2: C. Murphy. C. Lambert. L. VVeave1', J. Miller. D. Miller. B. Weaver. S. Metz. B. Stacy. V. Harris, P. Bailey, B. Slutz. Row 3: S. Ross. J. Ley. Andrews, D. Schuster. XY. Kiko. P. Stauffer, L. Harbert. J. Beck. C. Homman. L, Goodwill. l.. Brott. K. Walter. K. Van Voorhis, M. Van Voorhis. Row 4: A. VVheele1'. E. Hess. P. Bonam. J. Harer. J. Bible. J. Greenfield, C, Block. H. Robinson. M. Pickett. D. Ellenbaugh, B. Miller. C. VVz1ltc1'. J. Oldfield. K. Nauman. J. Sickle. M. Lapanja. Row 5: L. Stallman. D. Richmond. G. Everhart, P. Messenheimer, C. Bartlett. M. Fmtchy. D. Young, E. Johnson. D. Volak. J. Fortune. C. Slaybaugh. D. VVa1'd. D. Dr-dmon. B. Simmons, B. Vliet. A. Sallo. ACCOMPANISTS Acting cis a training group for the Ad- vanced Choir, the Second Choir has 80 members who ore new studenis or incoming freshmen. Several times during the school year The Second Choir joined members of the advanced group in presenting various programs. Lleft to rightb C. Haager. N. Groh. K. VanVno1'his. S. Ross. s Mr. James Lotze, Director of Vocal Music BOYS ENSEMBLE Row 1 Cleft to rightl Bill Brock, Carl Dazey, Gary Everhart, Dan Brooks Row 2 lleft to right? G. Kleptach, Bob Graham, Bill Goodwill, Jerry Miller Left io right: G. Everhart, P. Brumbaugh, M. Cairns, S. Gaines OFFICERS Slyvia Gaines .... Vice-President Helen Buturian .... Secretary Dan Brooks . . ..... Treasurer Dave Lloyd ...., , .... 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S , ', :'L, X I'2.. :v-,f :Q ' 'iff f-tl N2 -rf fi.:--'I-. ffm '14 9:1 -'- wh 2 f'l'--71'-Wfi' fisf 'wi Q-feffi f3'ffr,4'-:,- K- 'WYE 'RH '22 JJ.-LH'-' Li- Q . . 'f-,,.2+L-QQ 3: +A Ji. 5.-w, -r-r:- w -if 14,5 ar-if-' wg, 'Jfwmnz-W f -' 1-,2'5? i 4-'T W rf -w?a Gf- wt 'W -fm --ff-mfg A' ff H M ab il , M--, -,w 3 ,ff-f ,ywh-,,,.-. ,..u,,3 : fr. mm mf. M. M ,,-.A fwms- wh -ug f5r4:m-if,If':mLvFuwe21-51121,-K fb.E?b?.L'?Q?iim35'n!31-.agen-Mata?-mf faffjmwrl 5'!?H6i'fai?9iii'51ix5Ex252?1E2'M1m.-f-awQE'2i:'5'Tgwifa+?'E5aQ?52:?55u?4?:1we:ciwwqx-1f:4'w-iiffc , NX 2 -B aus we ' , .. Q V - - k an 'P Y ' . f 1 w. U 3 J., Q ,Q ,-. , H xx V In ., V ff Q - , 6 4, A J s' A f Y Q' ,r .,,,, .,.2f2,,, ' .A., ,V,,W , FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Evenings after school will find these girls cheering the fresh- man team to greater heights. Although the attendance may sometimes be small, these girls are giving their all. fleft to right! M Heinck M Haney M Frankovich S Ross J Ley B. Patterson RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Teamwork and timing are two requirements for cheerleaders The camera catches both in action during one of the home games Reading from ileft to rightl the cheerleaders are Penny Neil Carolyn Abrivg Sandy Cairns Donna Lippert and Nancy Stanley. Page 47 HOMECOMING QUEEN JUDY HANEY g S HOMECOMING The highlights of the T957-58 home- coming game was the crowning of this year's queen, Judy Haney. Her escort was Richard Gerber. The maid ot honor was Ruth Stevenson, escorted by Jim Loutzenheiser. The Queen's court and their escorts were Senior Attendant Delores Cavelli escorted by Terry Wen- gerp Junior Attendant Margie Tressel, escorted by Jim Brown, Sophomore At- tendant, Nancy Stanley, escorted by Paul Kitzmiller, and Freshman Attendant, Mary Lapania, escorted by Jerry Miller. Following the game, a dance, spon- sored by the Junior Class, was held in the Queen's honor. Janey McClelland, last year's Queen, crowned Judy, who reigned over the dance. Music was provided by the Music Masters. Queen Judy and Maid of Honor, Ruth Stevenson en- joying their ride at the homecoming game. Co-captian Bob Graham crowning Judy Haney during halftime ceremonies. The Queen and her attendants seem to be enjoying the game or perhaps its from resting their feet. WILDCATS DOWN UHRICHSVILLE Our 195758 football season opened with a 19 - 13 victory over Uhrichs' ville. In the first quarter Terry Lan- zer went 15 yds, on a delayed end run to score the first touchdown. Bob Ehret ran the extra point. In the fourth quarter, Joe Briese ran around end for 46 yards and another Wildcat score. With less than a min- ute to play, Bob Graham threw a short pass to Briese who went all the way for the final touchdown. The play covered 49 yards. SOUTH HELD SCORELESS BY WOOSTER GENERALS On a rain-soaked field, South fell victim to the Wooster Generals. Wooster's touchdowns came in thc first and third quarters. Coach Layne had praise for his boys desa pite the loss. SOUTH DEFEATS GLENWOOD The South Wildcat team downed the Glenwood Eagles 20 - 13. At half- time South led 20 - 6 but Glenwood came back strong in the second half while our team seemed to suffer a letdown. SOUTH FALTERS IN SECOND HALF The Wildcats traveled to Sandy Valley to meet their neighboring rival, but after leading 7 - 0 at the half the Cardinals scored twice to win 14 - 7. The series is now even between the schools, at two wins each. LINCOLN LIONS TAME WILDCATS The Lincoln Lions defeated the Wild- cats 39 to 18. After roaring to a 26 - 0 halftime lead, the Lions faced a different team the second half. VVith Quarterback Bob Graham do- ing the passing, our team scored three times during the last half while the Lions scored 13 points. Graham threw touchdown passes to Dave Lehmiller and one to Bob Len- zy. LEOPARDS NIP WILDCATS Our inability to make extra points after touchdowns proved costly as Louisville came from behind in the second half to defeat the Wildcats 14 - 12. South scored twice in the first half on Graham to Lehmiller passes but failed to hit paydirt the second half. Louisville came back strong after the half, scoring two touchdowns and making both extra points. SOUTH LOSES TO AKRON HOBAN A disease called fumblitis caught the Wildcats as the Akronites pinned the fifth defeat of the season on our team. South had many opportunities but each time was stopped due to fumbles. McAllister scored South's touchdown on a 6-yard run in the fourth quarter. DOVER DOWNS WILDCATS With quarterback Bob Graham lead- ing the way, South scored three times in the first half. On two occa' sions, Graham kept the ball after faking a hand-off into the line and scored without a hand touching him. However, the officials were fooled by his deceptiveness and called both plays dead at the line of scrimmage. Although apologies from the offi- cials were appreciated, the end re- sult was a 14 - 7 defeat for our Wildcats. FOOTBALL COACHES Q? I QE? . fleft to right? Don Polingg John Hendersong Cyril Lane Head Coachg and Walt Stauffer. TEAM MANAGERS On the field early and the last ones to leave applies to the team managers. Their names are never in print but these boys certainly do their share of work in getting the team ready to take the field against our opponents. Left to right: Kenny Fliger, William Hanlon, Vernon Paulus. FOOTBALL SENIOR LETTERMEN Bob Ehret Sheldon Cunningham Bob Lenzy Bob Graham Dave Houck Terry Lanzer Harry McAllister Mike Hasen Dave Lehmiller Dan Brooks 9a as 4a Row 1 Cleft to right! J. Schott. D. Cox. T. Madden, J. Philippi, E. Lenzy. D. Larsen, H. Guilliouma, B. Lenzy, B. Kirkbride. Row 2 J Weaver. T. Lanzer, B. Ehret. G. Clauss. D. Lehmiller, P. Eberhart, B. Graham, H. McAllister, S. Cunningham. Row 3: G. Schotts J Hough. G, Zollins, R. Whipple, R. Patterson, S. Ordovensky, E. Mizanoski, T. McGill, P. Peterman, M. Downard. Page 52 be S. 3 X This was one of many pep rallies held during the season. The team experiences cz serious mood here and no doubt would feel more at ease on the field. Bob Graham, Harry McAllister, and David Lehmiller made all city lst team. Bob Graham made all county lst team. Harry McAllister made all county 2nd team. David Leh- miller made all county 2nd team. Bob Ehret and Mike Hasen were honorable mentions. l 5335! Row l fleft to rightj S. Alberts. P. Stropki, J. Adkins, R. Turpin. Row 2: D. Houck, P. Ehret, J. Brieso, M. Hasen, D. Brooks. Row 3: J. France, T. Miller, M. Antonio. L. Griffiths, VV. Changct. Sideline action appears to be calm. Someone missed their assignment a n d th e Coach appears upset. Our team fumbles and the other team recov- ered. Joe Briese rounds loft emi and shows his The stiff arm riidlft work as Joe Briese heels In hig number 50. amd Dave Lohmillel' goq the-il' man. ,adam ,1,1f.,f,1,41,z4 As helmets dash. Terry Lanzer is stopped after a short gain. FRESHMAN TEAM J-4,4 ' v Y 3 y. . Q if' . .2 .t .Q l 5 li xl .gf Freshman Coach. How 1 4left to right? C. Yiney. D. Yoluk. R. Fligex: L. Cox. F, Hmvzilwl. F. Copeland D. Boswell, C. liragoniire. R, Russ. Row 2: J. Fortune, J, Allen. J. Davis. R. Toth - i J. Jnlllff, D. Alllery. H. Bxtnnel' D NV:tlke1'. T. A Ed Palmgy- Each boy was helping his teammate on the field during a tense moment. Danny was reucly were far hehinfl in ling flresserl. Terry Lzinzer eludes an arm and Mike Hasezl has his sights set on Number 41. pratetice but the rest wif -wwf' Www Ml , H we f 'Sf -ol qw 5 . -.Q4 '52 5 4. -as 'av f -an M, W. ,naw M.: N. f ,f xr Q 4 , 1 5: ls N, if qv- lun-Q SCHEDULE Sandy Valley ., VVooster ......... New Philadelphia Central Catholic . Louisville .,...,. McKinley . . . Jackson ........ Akron Central .,,.,. Alliance ,....... ..., VVeste1'n Reserve Steubenville .,... Massillon ... Lincoln ...,..... New Philadelphia Dover .,....,.... Central Catholic .... Sandy Valley ....... Glenwood , .. South South South South South South South South South South South South South South South South South South SECTIONAL CHAMPS South 62 - Timken 57 South 62 - Lincoln 57 District Tournament South 39 - Akron St. Vincent 47 BASKETBALL COACHES Walter Staufferg Charles Ash, Head Coach Don Poling 'aluxm goes up fm' El BASKETBALL SWQH T3 5 ff' f EDDIE l EEE? SOUTH fi 3- -5-' 'Um OUTH WI fsGUTH E223 SOUTH 2341 '-F J' enum 4 U 4 Row l mleft to rightl Paul Kitzmiller. Dan Brooks, Don Jarrel, Alex Rotar Row 2: Jerry McKinney, Harry McAllister, Wilbur Allen, Sheldon Cunningham nfl jump shot. ODP l I l . Allen lays one in for two points. 9UUTHl 0..- Yn.4 ' wass- 5 it l wr X I7 L Q 2 E 135 'Tm' ew Jgoun-,N E 4 SUUTH EYE! :mn Row 1 lleft to righth Bob Graham, Terry Wenger Row 2: Kenny Herbert, Phil Eberhart, Mgr. Jim Tressel. SENIOR LETTERMEN Wilbur Allen, Dan Brooks, Shel- don Cunningham. Bob Graham. Harry McAllister. Jerry McKinney, Terry Wenger. Jerry McKinney made All'City and All-County first team. Sheldon Cunningham made the sec-ond team. Terry Wenger received honorable mention. Page 59 COACH AND ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 3 T iii pn. Charles Red Ash McAllister trying for a rebound. Allen stands by ready to assist. RESERVE Kneeling lleft to right? T. Madden, P. Kitzmiller, P Ehret, J. Schott, T. Miller R. Turpin. Standing tleft to rightl H. Guilliomia, G. Kirsch, K Herbert, P. Eberhart, R. Rowley, A. Rotar, D. Jarrell. ww? -EM3 COACHES Don Poling Freshman Coach Ted Johnson Freshman B Coach Walter Sltauffer Reserve Coach FRESHMAN Seated Cleft to right? J. Fortune, M. Fruchey, J Jolliff, R. Toth, G. Cooney R. Russ, H. Brenner. Standing llcft to rightb G. Nohl, R. Fliger, J. Miller S. Quinn, J. McLain, F Copeland, Mgr., R. Sherer VARSITY BASEBALL Jerry McKinney goes into third but his hat didn't make it. Here it comes! Terry Wenger hopes it will be to his liking. S . E Row 1 Cleft to rightb D. Gunn, Mgr., D. Jarreii, G. Cush, T. Eibel, D, Brooks, B. Guinther, Tn. Wenning, F. Changet, S Kostewitz, D. Boring, G. Beltz, Mgr. Row 2: Coach Stauffer, B, Kirkbride, B. Graham, J. McKinney, S. Cunningham, G McGuyrt, S. Knox, J. Gibson, B. Collier, T. Wenger, R. Bricker. The picture was taken in the spring of '57. Page 61 FRESHMAN TEAM w...an. f Row 1 ileft to rightl M. Downard, R. Turpin. T. Miller. P. Kitzrniller, T. Hayes, D. Whiteleaiher, G. McCau1ley. J. Matter. Row 2: R. Shearer, Mgr.. T. Madden. H. Guilliouma, E. Lenzy, D. Larson, S. Ordovensky, P. Peter-man. Coach Poling. The team picture is last spring's team due to the fact the yearbook is at press when the baseball season opens. Due to our increased enrollment, we played a freshman schedule in baseball for the first time. FACULTY MANAGER Edward Welker Reaching for the ball. McKinney stretches all of his 6 ft. 2 in. body. Spain? Spaaia GOLF SQUAD Dave DeFrank, Don McDonald, Warren Baer, Dave Lehmiller, Alex Rotar. Row 1 fleft to rightj J. Cooper, J. Patterson, J. Bergert, R. Rush, D. Renfand, C. Howard, W. Ellis, R Morris, R. Hanze, B. Fisher. Row 2: J. Weaver, R. Stallman, P. Appel, T. Lanzer, D. Houk, M. Leslie D. Morris, B. Walter, J, Brie-se, B. Ehret, J. Tressel, K. Fliger. Row 3: Mr. Lofland, Mr. Layne, V Paulus, M. Hasen, P. Ehret, S. Alberts, J. Schott, J. France, M. Horton, P. Eberhart. Page G3 EISSBS edm- 'ol 4 -XA wmpmyfk . fr' LA,f' 5. ff -1ffrwff'-vw'--rf'L7w+fvfn': vf1Nfis'v-:fra a-ww, .5 ii-as-1-fifltwfwf-'-rvfgfv 11ff1fzz3rrx1-1PSH?'re:zwffa?--Af1.- f1f,5mw:Q1f+T-r:'ffw-wg fagy-vg+1 'v .Fifa:-4'-Gffbwffvwswvfri-'Q-+1i? 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I X u I ., ' , ' f 1. fa 'g ' fi -f-.H gf ' fl-fs 3,1'v'P:'14a5,iX'f1 '.il1--1p 1 Zi- ' .-if if' :'.,'.-Q-P23f'WEf'z'f:f ?v:f3fQz'Ffl,gf ,'7'l .Si-'Eff' I-531-'1L32Z.'i,1'-'3'f, ifgi .?f,5+'3f'5:,1 i.-'Z ,. r.':f'5'l1Mff'.L,L,4'.'ikrivf-A-1 V- . ,U-,M X V .r::.',:',,'.4- E A 4 rl. fAximY'-Sifazukjwnum'Jffwlea1'.m,:5'.z9'55,1r3Vgu-2-iff..-1f +h,':1'.':u.:uK-a:p:f,'1',:i'aS..fHm,!fTe?'5r'5 TzbU5.'M!iw-rglikiel'5,i1f.Ci?afiMHifvifff'twfTwLfi'm1!.W1!-Fufiif-x1'Yk:ff'K'n k'kfi3' meg aw,-K 'P-:M,him.,z1wwim-..m! fv,z:.3f.fz,. W--.Qf'f.+..fM.,mw an-Q? SENIORS OFFICERS BO B WA LTERS Vice-President JUDY HANEY Secretary TERRY WENGER President DAVID LLOYD Treasurer SENIOR CLASS HISTORY It seems like only yesterday we entered Canton South High School as confused freshmen. We collected tax stamps our first year to pay for our class party. Our sophomore year, realizing the .lr.-Sr. Prom was rapidly drawing nearer, we sponsored sock-hops and skating parties to boost our treasury. The paper drives also helped our finances and we climaxed this year with a dance for our class party' The first big event of our iunior year was selecting and ordering our class rings. We spon- sored more sock-hops and also the homecoming dance based on the theme Autumn Leaves. Excitement reigned supreme when we received our rings shortly before the Christmas vacation. Our iunior class play was an hilarious production entitled No More Homework directed by Miss Batten. Of course, the highlights of the year were the long-waited Jr.-Sr. Prom and Banquet with the theme Almost Paradise used for both events. Terry Wenger and Pat Phillips reigned as king and queen climaxing a banner year. We started out our senior year with a magazine sale. It really surprised us how seniorish we began to feel when our graduation pictures began to float around. Our class this year did Arsenic and Old Lace for the class play directed by Mr. Casper. Now, here we are, caught up in the whirlwind of events that make up graduation. But before we leave Canton South we would like to thank everyone who helped make our stay here so full of enioyment, education, and happiness. Page 66 5'-' CLASS '15 -I Commercial girls helping with the heavy Work in the Office. SHARON ALLERTON PAUL APPEL DANIEL BAILEY WILLIAM BAUM NANCY BETZ JEAN BORKOWSKI DAVID BORING DOROTHY BOWER Page 67 TO CANTON SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL DONALD BROWN NORMAN BURCH Page BRUCE BOYLES JOANN BRACKEN ANNE BRADLEY DAVID BREWER RODGER BRICKER DAN BROOKS WE PLEDGE UNFAILING LOYALTY GLADYS BUTTS HELEN BUTURIAN ROBERT BUZASH MARY ELLEN CAIRNS DELORES CAVELLI FRANK CHANGET JUDY CHRISTMAN ROBERT COLLIER One of many proiects undertaken by the pep club during the season was the con- struction of the display booth. From this booth, old members were able to sell several hundred new membership cards. CUITCII SMITH FBUTBMJ. Page 69 A dance held in honor of the football team at Amos McDannel Grade School. JACK COOPER ELIZABETH CRAWFORD JUDITI-I CRUNILEY PATRICIA CROSTON sI-IEI.ooN CuNNINc.I-IAIvI MARGARET DANISKA GARY DAVIDSON JAMES DAVIS Page 70 TIMOTHY DOBBINS RONALD DRABICK BARBARA DRILLIEN BONNIE DONEY CHARLENE DRAGOMIRE ROBERT EHRET RAMON DiNARDA FREDDIE DISS Page 71 WE WOULD MAKE SUCCESS OUR RULE SHERRYL. EVERSOLE JERRY EVERSOLE PADI. FARVER JAMES FERGUSON Page 72 Homecoming Queen, Judy Haney, and her escort, Richard Gerber. Taking a rest from their paint job of the scenery for the Senior Class Play are Bob Ehret and Jack Cooper. AND BRING TO YOU THE VICTORY JOANNE FERNANDEZ KENNETH FLIGER JOHN FORTUNE JESSE FOWLER JAMES FUNK SYLVIA GAINES THOMAS GAUZE CAROL ANN GEIGER RICHARD GEREER ROBERT GRAHAM DALE GRovEs HERBERT GROVES Page 73 SANDRA GROVES NANCY GUBANISH ROBERT GUINTHER CAROLE HAAGER Senior girls are hard at Work during their class of Clerical Office Practice. JOANNE HABRUN SHIRLEY HACKLEV .JQANNE HAMPTON JUDITH HANEY Page 74 Senior Tackle, a solumn rite for football players. At the close of the last evening of practice, the senior boys receive the honor by making their last tackle against the junior varsity. ERMA HARRIS MICHAEL HASEN SHIRLEY HATTERY ROBERT HEATON DALLAS HEINEY JUDITH HERSHEY RUTH HORANSKY DAVID HouoK Page 75 THOUGH THE WAY BE HARD AND LONG QUINCE HUSCUSSON JAMES KELLER RICHARD KIKO ROBERT KIRbCH JUDITH KNECHT STEVE KNOX STEDHAN KOSTEWICZ TERRY LANZER Page 76 YET IN OUR HEARTS WE'LL SING THIS SONG MARJORIE LAPE JAMES LOUTZENHEISER DAVID LEHMILLER ROBERT LENZY ANTHONY LESLIE JAMES LINDIMORE DAVID LLOYD JACK LOHR Some students just can't keep their mind on their Work. I Page 77 Below the stage, while the actresses and actors perform for the audience, you will find a group known as the make-up crew. Our candid camera catches them at work. Without these students, the performers would undoubtedly be unable to cope with the situation. WILLIAM LOUGH FLOYD LUTZ SANDRA MADDEN JERRY MCKINNEY JUDITH MALAVITE KATHLEEN MATERNA FLOYD MAYER JOHN MAYER Page 78 BEVERLY MCCOLLUM KENNETH MCDONALD GARY MCGUYRT RICHARD MEDVED KENNETH MESSENHEIMER YVETTE MILLER HARRY MCALLISTER MARY LOU MCALLISTER Page '79 AS WE TRAVEL ON OUR WAY, GENE MOOMAW NANCY IVIOOREHEAD , E .1 qv' I x 4: ul DON MORRIS SHIRLEY MORRIS I 5 I X I ' iwl 'm I I' IIII Ny Page 80 Homecoming Maid of Honor. Ruth Steven- son, with escort, James Loutzenheiser. We're not sure Whether Dick is offering to carry Kathleen's books or Kathleen has offered to carry Dick's books. Jerry seems to be looking for something in his locker. It really wasn't books was it Jerry? WE'LL ALWAYS LOVE THEE, PATRICIA NEIL ROBERT NEWHOUSER JOAN OLDFIELD ROBERT OSTER MARY PAUL PATRICIA PHILLIPS PAULINE POLEN MARY ANN PRIBULA BEVERLY PRICE- HARRY RAMEY LAURA RAMSEY ROLLAND REED Page 81 EVELYN RENTZ MERLE RENTZ JUDlTH REUKAUF CAROL REYNOLDS One of the typical be- tween class hall scenes. JOAN RICE EDWARD RICHARDS HELEN ROBINSON CYNTHIA ROSS Page S2 Previous year's queen and king, Janey McClelland and Tom Eibel, crowning the '1957 Prom King and Queen', Pat Phillips and Terry Wenger. SAUNDRA RUSS JUDITH SANFORD JACK SCARPUZZI KAREN SCHUSTER SANDRA SHAFFER MARJORIE SHELINE LELAND SPENCER TONY SPENCER Page 83 LOWELL THOMAS FLOSSIE STATEN MARY STEPH EN J UDY STRASSER JOYCE STAUFFER RUTH STEVENSON RONNIE SWIER EUGENE THROCKMORTON Page 84 RED AND GRAY PATRICIA TINLIN JAMES TRESSEL ROBERT WALTER LYNDA WALTERS N BETTY TRIPP NANCY UTSLER CAROL WEAVER MARY JANE WEAVER You will find our lovely yearbook queen among these girls. Page 85 DOROTHY WENDELL TERRENCE WENGER SHERRY WHEELER JOAN WILSON LARRY PHILLIPS Page 86 BARBARA WILSON DAVID WOOFTER Deloris Cavelli, senior homecoming attendant. escorted by Terry Wenger. A trampoline act during one of our frequent assemblies Is the food good or is the camera man funny? Students hard at Work in Mechanical Drawing Class. Page 87 Miss Moderian of 1958 Miss Yvette Miller, selected by the host of AMERICAN BANDSTAND9' DICK CLARK Page 88 QUEEN ATTENDENTS MISS JOAN RICE MISS NANCY UTSLER MISS PAT PHILLIPS MISS HELEN BUTURIAN E. ADOLPH ,Z , Fig. J ,.., M ,A ' , Q. R- AMAN Q, A i 1.-as ,. -55 , ' , , E L- ANDREWS S S ' . . , N .. T. BALLAS 5 .L - V X xi I . kV,k T r xg . . I Q in G- BARNES S i. .... e. ' QfQf1 S F iiii i P' BAYER , V .L - iw . 3 fix 2,- i .- J in ag f h M. BEDNARZ Q Q N N . J. BLACKBURN ,V .E . A . ,. . K M. BLACKBURN s W- B'-ANTON 2. - . e ' e . J. BoRKowsKl f H ., A 4' 31' i 1 Absent - w. ALLEN S s. BENNETT CLASS OF '59 CLASS OFFICERS: Judy Hagan - Vice President Judy Gauze - Treasurer Margie Tressel - Secretary Joe Briese - President Page 90 L. BORON T. BOWER B. BOWERS J. BRIESE J. BROWN P. BRUMBAUGH B. CHERRY G. CLAUSS L. COFFY C. COKER D. COX C. CRISP N. CRUNI C. CUSH B. DANISKA 1 cf' I 5 I I if 'I CLASS OF '59 X c. DAVIS - -I , D. DEANGELO f if . As: f x . Q5 - W ' F. DECKER - - ' 31 .. . V ,gg -V 5, . pf P. DEDMON ' I I ...gm 1' V .- V. .1 .. ' '- . BERHART A J' I ' '- ' w g f . -.. P E EGGLESTON U? gi' i -' K c. ELLIOT M 1. E B- EUDY - 62. 3 ,J A I Y , I L. FASHBAUGH Q' X4 j A .gin if f: W A:- G. FENSTEMAKER m. D 33 D. FERGUSON A . v i i . Qs., C- FINK I V -: . . A X G. FLIGER . .- . . L. FOWLER A- 2 5 -- x V . FRANKLIN - I ' . I -1 1' ' C A-. ...ff .L . Gif.. L - J' FULTON M: . ,L N. GALBREATH A wwf ' '-asf - -if .. 2 W- -nf' iy ' A j' I L. GARNER .I f 3 ' if L--I L-LL .A ' .!! 5f 'gif . Q.. .1 Y. .xy 5 x ff. ' 5 A6276 H3115 IN. If f.. fy , , In f... ., Q in , I ' 2 .,.., I. fit.. Ac' S2 xii 2. A J. GAUZE . . , .1 . .f,.. .E .LL.- c. GIAQUINTA - I A . -- ,.- A ' - D W' GOODWH-L it 35- A -,7f 'fy , -Q KVVV . K' GORDON 1 .. ' G.. GRAHAM R . , L. GRIFFING II., . . . . . , R. HAAS A I' E. HAINES I A 4. .if J. HAGAN J. HAG! H. HALL W. HANLIN H. HAREN H. HARSH P. HAYHURST T. HENDERHAN K. HERBERT T. HEXEMER W. HICKMAN J. HILLMAN C. HIMES ,f B. HOCKENSMITH W 'I D. HOOVER M. HUGHES A ' I I ' L. HURLESS 9, 92 .5 , xi F. HURST L. ICARDI if 3 IZ. I ,... ' ,I , m A. IMLER N. IRWIN L. ISNER D. JARRELL G. JONES P. JONES L. KAUTZ L. KELLICKER Absent - H. GIBSON . f. .N ::- f , , Q I Page 91 D. KIKO Fl. KIRKBRIDE G. KLEPTACH J- KOLACSKY . J. LEWIS L. LEY D. LIPPERT 1 S t ' nm..- I W3 sir . 3 x ww l N . I .. I .. ? I It Q I Eiff w . w. u.n.ovo 1 svn. MCCULLOUGH 1 'L M . D. MCDONALD Ag, . J. MACEV 5.3. I . XLVA t W. MALLETTE H :A . f Mifug . , I J- U .. ' Eh II M, - 2.4.5. ' 1 CLASS O Tressol escorted hy Jim Brown. H. MIDDL M. MO C. MORGA J. MOYER P. NEIN B. NYE F '59 J. MONTGOMERY ORE N J . MORGAN G. MOTTER INGER R. NOVAK . . . L S Junior attendant for the homocomlng game. IXT21l'gIG J FAU U J. PEREZ G. PETTIT V. PLASKETT J. POST Absent - Page 92 V. PAULUS D. PHILLIPS - 2255. gg. 3 rf 'W' .. V Mita, . -. 4. 13. ' K et. .2 :'. ,. j i : ki V .. i N N I ..- , 5 IM V921 4 -W .... . . .... .... . .. 'IK' J' X I ,if L . 3 L55 my . ..,. . . Et , ,fkfff ni ' A Y it 'fag W. ' . . ' .fc ,,.f 9 Q, . P. POWELL I. . ' J. PRICE .sv 4. If -M isa 4. w. PYLES 4. I . I,g,g4 V c. REIOHARD Q- '..gf'1' f ,I M REICHARD E i 1 .ff I7 I. , HQ . ' ,- .Sw I 1 K X Q f HY? 1.35 I-If I I ' , 5- Q igitfig Jgfl, L.5.,lj.' 99551,-. 'i?4,. . Q - iff' , .f ,Z ., Rl RICE K, , -1 Qu qt . - IvI. ROBERTS ,A,, J- ROETTKER 9 if-S4 .- . 'Q' 1 I.. ROGERS I A 2 H L M, I K H. SANDERS ff I v .I .3 it R A I gf, I Ri I ' ' 2253 I Ei gg , ff G. SAUERS ... I 5, W. gap f 5 ,I . W. SOI-INEOK . H-. ,..P W',,, .' I .1 '25 D. SHAFFER .. . XS 1, S' SHAFFER -J If 'P .I , G. SIMPSON I S - If , I ff ' R. '21-.sv A-if .I M M A.SMWH It fa If f. -.F X 79. . J fl lf: .45 I 'f' ali-Raw A2 I '95 I Page 93 B. STAHLER T. STALLINGS P. STALLMAN R. STALLMAN S. STEPANOVICH N. STEPHAN C. STEWART P. STROPKI M. STROUBLE C. TANSEK J. THOMAS H. THOUVENIN L. THROCKMORTON D. TOULSON M. TRESSEL R. TROMPOWER S. VAN VOORHIS R. WAGNER C. WARD J. WEAVER T. WENNING D. WHITE D. WILLIAMS J. WINES D. WHITTER D. WYATT M. YOUNG M. YOUNG W. YOUNG Absent -- REITER STEINER TRITCH WEAVER WHEELER E?P9?U J c. ABRIGG .J JW .OW . T l '5S???2'1' 2-.. S EJ 3 J. ADKINS S Jw S 2 J. ALBERTS j S r ,-A. s. ALBERTS J OJ ., M. ANTONIO A CLASS OFFICERS: Seated - Paul Ehret, Presidentg Jean Loutzenheiser, .V,, JJJJJJ Vice-President. Standing - Paul Kitzrniller, Treasurerg B' BABICH J. BAILEY ..': Sharon Smith, Secretary. JJ :::: J - CLASS OF '60 . A J :1' A -JJJ , HQE. J J , c. BARTLETT J.. .f e'J J J J J O. J nen, -f . L. G- BE'-TZ J A ' iJ OJ A 'J L'T 1 . R. BELTZ -: . as ykkk y H 1 w if'-' .. J .' J. M ' BEN N ETT A g A 3 'T' 'S S' 'f 5 J ...,' Q S - S D. BERGERT 1 Zz. fb,- .f Q 14' 'ef 5' 9 J fvb if -at in 19233.44 J3: A 5 xl I J WI .Q X J E Q A ' N J J get J -Q, , . .JM .Q .nf ,JS A ' A . Uk? N M . ' J' M .Ja J. .1 J, r ,fr :gsJ,.4J ' 'fx . 'Q . qi .QW X 3 QJ n is 9 W T1 N ii 3 J J J ...,,, 3, Limixi 7 Ll JJ ' LIL 'V JS QVJJJ, J 1 L- BICKNELL S' JR J J JL J K. BOATWRIGHT . WJ: - .J IJ . ik' f- A 'k M ' --'. 2 JJ A P- H f ' .kf 'J JL M BONAM .. Q 4 J. J J1 E- BROCK af T- A .J . A N- BROOKS . A ee.-W'A - J ag: I A J. JJ S V J I k T. if g s kk E- BROWN . .J J J J. BROWN .J ' J JJ JJ A I J J- BROWN ' S O ii A A J. D- BUXTON . J. J ff A' .. J JJ ' 1 S- CAIRNS J .JJ J paaaamf ' faaeaaaeaa A J.. 1 Q JJ W 5 A J. CALHOUN if .3 JVJJF I JJ: In K 15 H I 2, W, K S. CANAL J OSJJ J F- CASEY .' .JJ S W- CHANGET J 7J'J J Q O J ' J ' S S A A J. COLLIER JJ.. V .,. 6 V JJ .J J. JJJJ J In J i JJ ,Q 9 : .J X ' JJJJJ P 575 E' CONE is X Za- fJJk JJJJ I h - . la, L: X A PJ: Page 94 JJ , I JJl 2 5 'I Q . 'K- az . 1 ,. , uf 1 Ml ' kv gf I I L k A .L zzh aw W. i ., N ix + M . xxx, L - 2:55 24- 'A .. +151 'L 2 . -A--.. 1 f In fm.-.-... -f r l 'fn Y-32,2 Rf iii. . A A 'I Lv' , as ev ' is 5. . 9' jw w K :il sus ew . sy' 1. S fi..- if 42 A pf-A-W -'f75 ,, QQMXC' M I' if.. A. GAUZE R. GLOECKNER K. GOODWILL B. GRAY A. GREENLEAF L. GRIFFITHS J. GRINDEL N. GROH H. GUILLIOUMA D. GUNN B. HACKLEY K. HALL S. HAMILTON B. HALL ., A . ,,,, A HZJI, 1 ,,,. V . I .V-,,.Vl 73 K :ll K I s A .... L. L . . A A i L... . Es.. f f . L 'K' 'N fs 2 Ja' 1'K'r-N 'V 1 X 1 as JN . 1-ini: 'Qs s Q CLASS OF 60 1. A, . rg. - - il 2 -wx -rw 2 2 N HARDIN NI HARRIS M HARSH - gg: . - L .,-K c. HAMPTON l E A I A. A' ' 4 Wy as Page 95 CLASS OF '60 D. HARTER B. HEATON . . s. HEATON V cs. HECKAMAN S9 I I.. HEIM K. HENDERHAN J. HERBERT 31 1 J. HICKMAN D. HUFFMAN M. HORTON J. HAUGH A. HOWARD D. INGLE K. KEIM C. KELLER W. KIKO J. KINTIGH R. KINTZ P. KITZMILLER C. KNECHT B. KOLACSK L. KOLACSKY J. LANE C. LARKE D. LARSEN D. LATTA L. LEHMILLE E. LENZY D. LILLIE P. LITTEN B. LONG D. LOUGH J. LOUTZENHEISER G. MCCAULLEY L. MCCOLLUM Y R - -:1 I f Absent - P. Hintz I I .. .,.A . 'J'JJ 9 . If ill I JDJD I . Qs.. Y 4 h - T 'flu I .. 1 -I . iw .I I . L Q59 ' QL , . . M' . ,.,, fi' 5:7 Q f ,i f f 'iggmx I tfffgzi-55? H, nf. n ' . . V , i f I 1-..4gvg.f . Qi. ' I Ia .L K ff.wWLi5,. I- -. , . ka I A.. -f , 9? - K I '. A Page 96 . . wig' i f ,.sg.I,- .3,. Wlxs 3 ,gil K. .. 'Hu sn' E 3' . T. MCGILL J. MCGILL G. MCGRANOR C. MCINTOSH C. MCLANE C. MADDEN J. MADISON M. MALONE D. MANGUS P. MASON S. MAUTER C. MEEK J. MEEK P. MESSENGER B. MESSENHEIMER C. METZ B. MILLER D. MILLER Absent - R. NICGLOTHLIN D. MCGUIRK M' M 4 SIR. ,Liss +. fa X L .336 . 'Fif' La . -: . I .. ,. 1 .5-' .1 2, . I 's J. MILLER T. MILLER S. MIRTO E. MIZANOSKI D. MOORE G. MORRIS R. MORRIS D. MOSSBERGER J. MOTTER A. MOZDEN C. MOZDEN A. MYERS M. NEGULIS J. NEIGER P. NEIL Bill Brock working on one of his projects in shop class CLASS OF '60 1 V I c. NEISWONGER T . I i ' sf I j R. NEISWONGER .gn .5 If T. fu. .. I- mr- .35 39 G .L-1 .1 f. ' Q1 s. oRDovENsKv T T. ovERcAsHER , A' A, .A VfH.QL tix , I A .1 K-1,'7 -2 -.W . T- OVVVESNEY ' Kunz- ,X Xl, I If .QI I ' - I A Q J. PATTERSON -Tick. .3 it 7,.-, .yy , if VV. i 1. Q A R. PATTERSON 'f-f-ff ' 5 , . ggi, f . if .- .. ' K. J fm R. PAUL T M 5 . T R. PENLAND TCL .. , . . fa.-I Q if f' A . Q.. Q. P. PETERMAN we ' -. X wx, 153 R . D. PFIFFNER A ' .Ll . A I -ff J. PHILLIPPPI .35 9 Q wg... .T d A ' 6, c. PHil.l.lPs xl ' 'as 'Iwi , Q 5552 X. ff QIQZJQ T Q A3731 Page 97 J. PRICE i . A D- RE'GER n ' I N I Q. I T J I - 0- RENTZ A at ft ' 1 9 mi.1L..m 'IW K. RHOADS h -1 J. RICHARDSON 5 m., I R. RODGERS t , gg., L ' R. ROETTKER X 1 . ,. -, .1 Q 3 'Ll at B. ROJICE -. I L v A. ROTER .2 q V53 I 'I 5 I ,jw Rl ROWLEY ... .1 .Q 445 :WK-K .K wifi. xl' M. SALAPACK . . . i S- SCHMALT2 A I , I -I I J- SCHOTT ff G. SCHOTTS ,ff , ' n i A I H 'I ,Zz A I CLASS OF '60 HI S Q I P925 D- SCOTT Iwi, T M ' - D. SHAFFER 'H 551 K N A R- SH EARER .e 54:1 4, I. X hi : -s i. .,.A g. I .,. VM . D. SHELINE I ' ML i!'Iwj c. SIcKAFooSE 1' ? B. SLAYMAN . ,prifg .1 A w. SLEIGHTER A 4 B. SMITH . I was :I Silt S. SMITH . 15 01. Y 3 ' if It S. SMITH I J. SPENCER ' .gg -I gf 4gf2 5gA R. STALLMAN ' Q75 'fi 'II If , 545313152 ' A Q 2 The Sophomore Queen attendant fm' the hOI'HOCO!'l1i1lQ ' game was Nancy Stanley escorted by Paul Kitzmilier. Sl STALI-MAN I A- N. STANLEY SW.. K .M . .rv H. STEPANOVICH .5 ' 1559, I T4 Absent - A. SMITH Q TIxim5tVIu,.-ff I Page 98 f Mu- .. ... .M Q Fw 4 .Ii g ,. ? X . 'M M 4, i- , ,,,. T. STOKES W. S.T R. TUR ' iq SUUMMONS C. VA P. V X gf ..,. . -'AE 2 . i A Y 5 Z, , ax viz? X x .H Q CLASS OF '60 A .7 - , J. SYLER F R' 4, ' ij. l.AFous Q if h - , Ffa P. TA .55 . .. , 3 'Is if Q.. R ' 1 fi 1 . li ai . c. TEEPLE . EEPLE 3? - H1 kd? J. TINLIN 1 7' wi 4 4 J fj f B. TUCKER J ' I -I J. TURNER RJ J J wa ' 9 5 12. PIN t. , , f Qi'- R. WAGNER m h 4 :.. . J. WALTERS . . J . LX 2 A , . 1 4 t '..., D- WENDE'-L .J A A ' ,L D. wi-HPPLE J -1'J D. WHITELEATHER gg, f J H. .. J :fl 3' R. WHITMER . J'GWLb.'iL'?,S,?N M N, A I , m, J. WILSON A J ff' , . J. wmovlcl-1 V. M :., ., in A- WO'-FE ' wi R. YANDERS - . , W s. YOUNG 'Y 435. W. YOUNG wil ' 2 -5 R ' 'S Page 99 G. ZOLLINS Absent - D. WYATT i OFFICERS Left to right: BARBARA PATTERSON Secretary LINDA GOODWILL President JIM ALLEN Vice-President JUDY HAVER Treasurer T. ABRIGG W. ADAMS CLASS OF '61 D. AKE iw S. ALBERY J. ALLEN E. ANDREWS B. ANGELO L. ANTHONY J. AQUILAR B. BOAD P. BAILEY J. BAIR R. BAITEY C. BARABAS A. BARONI R. BARRICK L. BARTO J. BECK G. BESHACE S. BEST . J. BIBLE B. BILLMAN H. BLACKBURN J. BLEAKNEY C. BLOCK L. BONAM P. BONAM J. BORON D. BOSWELL G. BRANDON S. BRECKBULER H. BRENNER L. BROTT J. BROWN M. BROWN z,QmgV3g f ,141 - Q, 9 . M' J hx J? l g.- ...yr-is f . g A . 5 it ' .3 M' 44 mil... f 5 , z ,. 2. 'Wg 53? L.gWvfM?m.A A I I 4 4 . . . .T . Kg: . ,315 is fi , II.A .I .gi Q... vm: IW QQWKHVQ: 3 W,-12 '- , 5? , . .J , I5-1 -Q. 6123! . 33 H 1 WH Eff Qiwe! . . W I . . NP J - A 1 I V E' 5' A I ,QQ . , Y. ,.g?f ..J. '-K 1 . f I , 'F , nav VH Q HH fr 55Hnf' 5?.?,i,:Qg? A xi' X' V. X , , ,,L i.-. Bai b 'x?QL ywwIEI gg. ...W Ti 'xi 92, W T55 A .ww , ' .c f QW j . - , .. A . Q.,-71 J L ' fri' A R If'3'ff i2?f2.2, ' . Ewhff.zWM Page 100 K- 'Im' . I If: ,ii NEIIIA 2? . A f -,W W,-' in v .y ?fw JC V ,Rf f '2.l ' 31.283 J-fz , I j. Q ' Q 3-QT, fy .W 1 A iy xi .y,4 Nlwv' .Ev . , ggmww' I ,M ' ' .7 f 11 :W ,, zewgggl .Q3wWw .aQ E4:.. ifig .4Q9gI ,, 1. , ' -f-. 'Ly I i ? AQ.,..,.1l3'5aj-if Q: 2 I .hwwwkmy ..,1 ., , f My fm w 1, 1 -f- 'W Q' . ..d3,. ig I I- . if g M. .LBP Hyww ,. . .. Q... V - -ff ng, ,ETF . . .H H J. ... ..wi ' 'A 1.-ZI FQI 1,-1 -my .. A A L .,., .4 ,. .gg Vf .3F? af? I W, M fi? sf? I 5 CLASS OF '61 in s. BuccINI , ff -I fi 'w' Sw if 1 R. BUNGARD .I T. CAROTHERS I' J G. CASTENIEN -2- I J. cAvELI..I ' T33 1 . 1 K. CHOFFIN I ,vi 1123! 2 A H I ' I -. IvI. cHovAN 5 .3111 .Y 1 . W. CHRISTMAN I , I R. CLENDENIN :N ff W JIGCOSSSLEY ..., I .I 1 . , I . YI, -- 1 .4 F. COPELAND 4 ' ,, I , ' . X f QI - QM . II. . ' X 5 il k r K Q. R. CORNETT .. . 'R A W ag s. COULSON A., . L. COX I M Q, ,gg ,Q K. CRAMER A W J. CRISP 4 cz. CROWL W . 1 f I 2, L. cRuNI Mm., . m 5 V A M I. ,H I s. CRUMLEY I A 'V . gg c .. R. DANISKA f' Q Jw I ' A' E. DAVIS 5 .. Y If -f ,V I I J. DAVIS A ,IME . AN 5 W .EL N in f .,,, W I D. DAYI-IUFF .1 P Q, A' c. DAZEY A ' f 24 J, hc 2 , 2, s. DAZEY S I W .- t, F. DeANGELO aw-. . , my In -0 ff M f I A J A. DECK if M j f I ' I.. DECKER . . , Ji A 4 . Nf 'xg S If 6 The Canton South band returning from after school band practice. R. DEDMON G. DEMKO G. DILWORTH D. NINARDA C. DRAGOMIRE M. DUCKWORTH J. EDWARDS D. EIBLE D. ELLENBAUGH W. ELLIOTT E. ELLIS C. ENGLISH G. EVERHART S. FANKHOUSER R. FARNSWORTH S. FELLER C. FERNANDEZ P. FERRELL A. FISHER D. FISHER J. FISHER R. FLIGER J. FORTUNE J. FOWLER M. FRANKOVICH K. FREDRICK M. FRUCHEY S. FRY L. FUNK N. GAINES M. GARNER G. GERBER M. GALLUCIA S. GIGGLIATTI J. GLENNY CLASS 0F '61 L. Gooowlu. L' J. GORDON SX? if 1 fi? 1 sip xi .,,. ..g I , , . ' ' , - J.. ' . . I I :,,Y , fee . X' U. wifi' Q . A I LQ 'E , J. FE 4 J. GREENFIELD G. GUILLIOUMA '6- G. GRAY I., s. HABRUN W . . A. I . M K. HACKATHORN gig. Q- 5 5 , A.. N. HACKLEY EFI i l J. if Vf'ii I L- HAG' ' K. HALSEY . Y I . NI- HANEY .21 . , :MIX . I I P. HANLIN 4 ' R. HANZE 3 ' ' Lg? J , E L. HARBERT gpg, Af? Q... P. HAREN ',hI v. HABRIS I ..,gm ' J- HARSH J. HAVER Hg, W, . 3 i f 4 V Q Page 102 in v -- 45' A S, 5 F. 53-fx as f 'i .- wa.- 'nf S M 535 J 2 X x . v rw fn.. Q -.. nw. J-4 ,M R. 454' S pf. . X 5' YET? S, a s. 'W 1. .gf - f -A-5 ii ., :J ,H ,rf wr 1 .5 L :,, sd, ?',fVx,XQ,., S , rg mf? x 04' Liv' - W 1 N I,'7r,l.V.- .4 B. HAYES E. HAYES N .2- R. HEATO V '. P .EV . . , ...ML gm: 1, J w. HEIN f ,V . E. HESS -J c. Howl MAN in ky: B. HOPTON ... J S. HOSTETLER F. HOWARD D. HUGHES D. HUNTER af' R. JAcoBS x i -. ,.,- .fsl 1 W , ,J 4 5 D. JOHNSON g, X ' V15 W E- JOHNSON Queen attendant Mary Lapanja escorted by Jerry ' 'Q xg QQ .LQ J- JO'-'-'FF Miller represented the Freshman Class at the . , homecoming game. - f ,Ja ' CLASS OF '61 J ' .. . P V , f .A E - I , - J. KEHNER fir, .W - .gfmfk 4 .. , J. KING R- ... J if MV . l 4 'Q jf Wg ' c. LAM BERT J SN. ' 2:2 S S- LANE ,. J wagggh Q V ,,.. r J Jkt M. LAPAN JA , el .Q M., ,, ,, ., C .Sw . , 'gh gf S. LASHINSKE X' Y Q Y B- LEW'S ., f 4 , . E h y ' A - R. l.EWzS X, 1 Q. ,N 1' zN'fg i A if F . W ' J- '-EY J rf G. LIBER S fm 'W .Mg C. LIBERTORE V A ,, . 5... f . Ll ERTORE I 7 .Q Vw bk c B N ,, ---v .,,- ,1 f ,f , ,. iw, ffx,-1fQf:f,fQ3 ' ff A fa, J. LIPPERT in 1 - . 52,1111 lg. YL ffgffan 2. 2 . Q J K- '-'TTEN '- RS' f K Li M? ff .J s? H11 J J 2 Page 103 CLASS OF '61 R. LLOYD W A M . . RL LUNG --me Q . Q . xr Q. K , A -I LIS? TG I 'J. MCGILL If.. , A . -Q . K ' E- MCGONAG'-E , .. - I. A A 5, W QF-iw c. MCGUYRT KI J- MCLANE , .Qgg:. 1 I' Y 5.3354 n in X lm I. 4 I I f I K- ff. ' ' . K J' MADDEN I if Tsifrzii- 3ffax'i?rt4 N. MALATESTA A A A A E c. MALAVITE V I 4 A. m K V K in J. MAsoN in ' Z' H is Is- d sjm QI J. MASTERS s. MAYLE I , ff I if I Q iff P. MEssENI-IEIMER I I Qu? s. METZ 531 W' MIDCAP V K U f . 1, .J-I+ B, MILLER ,Q in 5 3, 5 1' D. MILLER fw -M. W -TA J. MILLER A 7 RTK' . . 'Y J- 'V '-'-ER . , - B. MILLI-IoNE ' f-: K ' . K 1 E. MINER A. MORRIS g I . L D. MovE A'f 'vlF K C. MURPHY I... ' I . .- 1 In 6-Il Sv KK ,. My M. MuccI k. I3 ww K. NAUMAN . 1- 'fjiglqur ,yy C. NAYLOR I . F? wKwTzWff..i I J E. NEADING. ,K ' A 'r. NEFF 3 K 1 F. NEININGER g,..,f HS gm s. NOTTURNO ,fmfgy . KV,, K f J- OI-DFIEI-D I I , E C- PARSONS - . I 1' I. 1 ,TW If ,.-,, 1 'LEA'-31 an. . Altz ' if f'k 'fl ni' , , 3- A . . Y K... 1 A I P Q Q w Q gf ,... l QM 'S F455 Q. . J , , - ' K, 'N A 1 Ah' ' ' V 'I' .5 K K? - A K 2.3 J ' WW , I . ' ' ' '52 FL I Q. ...w ig Q NM Page 104 IX I .I f W WI W 5 X if K -- w. -'sf' . f l , A ,A 1 Q 'MS , .JI , .K . Y . X 4 , I A if. E. B. PATTERSON L. PIATEK M. PICKETT D. PLASTOW S. POLLOCK S. QUINN F. RANSEY B. REDMCND H. REIDI M. REINECK D. RICHMOND G. RITZERT S. ROSS R. RUSS A. SALLO A. SANDERS F. SAUNIER J. SCHOENEBERG I .. V? .H-. -v- - Y h kv, W. . .W , . - jf rf, . ' l X X ' A . 5 for 5' Q -Q Q fam . -affl- .M .V,. 4, fix, MH, .I . S .,. ,N 3 s in M 1 'X 'H ,Q X ff lava.. 2:15. .QQM 5.3. 3 2 Uk, . Q gre: 1. fr' ,f7'Q .gr on Y f Sl Q.x, A H ,N : '.,,: ,-, I 4': . -7 5 .3 ,Q wer' rg E T. SCHOOK D. SCHUSTER F. SHAHEEN V. SHAMBLIN L. SHAW J. SHEETS L. SHRIDER B. SHUMAN J. SICKLE B. SIGMOND B. SIMMONS E. SLAYBAUGH B. SLUTZ L. SLUTZ G- SMITH Along with our mental growth, development of the body is essential. Mr. Ash is conductmg a typical gym class by starting with C3.11Sth9I11CS CLASS OF '61 . Q N ..y 1 ' , K L y Q :L 3 Q f Q Q' E 5' F' I I V, ff -- t Q A,: P . T L A 'KJ' 'f' A . T Hz' 7 iii.-Sill. , . ..... 5 .V sl, lrgifi? K 1..f ff: f E- '- Qs? AJr'V H? r.:' 5.2 1.42. 7... I. , if . 7. J 5Qvk2'u I ll' , ' I fl A' 53 5 ' 55 ' 'Y ,,l. Q, .,l,, 351. A ., l ' ' s yf' . f l ' ,, ' L HL, , . ,lm Page 105 W. SMITH B. SNYDER E. SPARKS W. SPENCER G. STACKHOUSE B. STACY J. STAFFORD L. STAFFORD L. STALLMAN S. STARKEY P. STAUFFER S. STUD C. STIENER J. STEWARD M. STIMMEL L. STRONG R. THARPI J. THOMAS E. THOUVENIN K. TODD J. TOLLEY .if .wK' . ,QQ 'MJ ' f -. . ,fp R. To'rH I H. TOULSON f , A I L. 'mom POWER A fix L. TUCKER M- VAN VOORPHS E? L T., w?Tif:fT. C. vnNEv A 1 f,jii'1. D. VLIET 1: 3 ...Niger ' , -M its . S -sf CLASS OF '61 One of the daily scenes in Mr. Frank's shop class. J Page 106 D. VOLAK M. VOLKERT D. WALKER D. WALPOLE C. WALTER K. WALTER D. WARD J. WARNER B. WEAVER C. WEAVER D. WEAVER J. WEAVER J. WEAVER L. WEAVER C. WEST M' a g Q. . 'Y R .- X xv, . ye, Q i - A 59553 ,M E z- , W it-f 'S A Q- ws X, . -.1 El' , , , Nw., 4- . 1 9 , ti s .. 1 X .Ziff Q is ' ' Wkwg. ,KQ ..::. , ,. 559 E .- ..... . , . . Q :K fu 'Q . M ,,,. Y , P' -Q , it... g if . qi dm! 1 ,ii-iiw v E' N. 3 , A-Q fx. ., i C. WESTON G. WEYAND A. WHEELER f CLASS OF '61 'Nfl - '- ., . , J. WHITMER , 4,2 Qwnuluviuu I D. WILSON 1 E I 'ZS . , T? - gg . 'Q .. 7 UD .. 4 . 1, A 'E gy F ,.. . .If - A l - A g L. wn.soN . - , Q A Q. D. VVOODY W Fa : 2- :qv : , 4? . , . B' YEFUAN 3 gf ,Q Q f D. YOUNG ' s. voumc. A5135 I L 55+ ' L A 2 ' A , SE. N M f S. YOUNG , 4 7 11 Bmnrg uf 5 3 8 vw . A 1 5 ,, , KATHLEEN ENGLISH Q THOSE THAT GOD LOVES DO NOT LIVE LONG. Page 107 Fam y 1 an 3 2.35-B.. Ii, W.. e- ,m.,,3.7,,.,..,,,. . , k.,, ,, , v. Q: ,v...,. . ,. , ,.,.,, ,...,,.V,,,.,,,.:,,.r., ff .mag ww M tt wif 2' PM A BOARD .rm It OF EDUCATION . 2 - .wg Q X Q. 'bQ,,,-. Seated fleft to right? - Bud Syler, Vice-Presidentg Harold Walker, Superint Ray Graham, President. Standing: Henry Heinbuch, Clerkg Charles Jolliff Brechbuhlerg Walter Young. i' 'x IW' T104 I I X S Nj X K it fi, t F ' - A SUFERINTENDENT As we enjoy the story of life at Canton South High School so fully protrayed in these pages of the 1958 Moderian, so will we forever cherish the memories that it alone will help us recall. By thus representing pictorially the life of our students in Canton South High School. we cannot help but see the vivid contrast between this kind of life and that which is lived in countries where man is not our afforded the dignity of freedom. It has been earnest desire to inculate upon all students the principles and benefits of true democratic living Dauntless. and full of zest for living. youth stands on the threshold of life accepting the challenge of the future. As goes our youth so goes our nation. for it is the lifeblood of America. the promise of tomorrow. They must march on with heads high :ind banners flowing for the challenge of the future is to maintain an American Way of life which re- veres God. respects the individual, and exemplifies brotherhood. This is the way of life so sacredly hallowed by the great deeds of past generations. And now. in these times, the preservation of life all over the world depends upon you. the present generation. to meet this challenge and carry on. endentg 5 Clyde My il? if ,-if-QL? . Wtgkzkltwgyfa-m..,, v , Harold C. Walker Page 110 A PRINCIPAL Joseph L. Hafer fffifjf ASSISTANT sxscuwss HEAD fnf Vvillifgfl AZ Secretaries Standing tleft 'to right? Miss Brenda Greenleaf, Miss Terri Hagan, Miss Barbara Knox. Seated - Mrs. Carl Yohe. Barbara Sexton joined the staff at mid-term. . : WW Z' DOROTHY ABBOTT A. B., Mathematics CHARLES ASH B. S. in Ed., M. A., Physical Education RICHARD CAIN B. S., M. Ed., General Science During the construction of the new gym, Curley could be found most any time checking the progress being made. His main interest was, would it be ready in time for basketball. WILLIAM CASPER B. A., English and Speech The second Wednesday of each month will find Mr. Haier conducting class in room 100. This after school class is the monthly teachers meeting Where the school and faculty problems are discussed and solved. JAMES FERGUSON CHARLES FRANK EDGAR HEIST JOHN HENDERSON B. S. in Ed., Industrial B. S. in Ed., M. A., In- B-P. S. M., Instrumental B. S., General Science Arts dustrial Arts Music f? V, . -- Zfffaffjdlfm. Page 113 WILLIAM HILKERT T. R. JOHNSON ELEUTHERIOS CYRILL LAYNE M. A., B. A., English B. S., Commercial KALLERGIS B. S A B Drlv B. S. in Ed., English Education SAM LELES RICHARD LIMBEFIT IRENE LONG JAMES LOTZE M. A., A. Bl, B. S., in B. S. in Ed., Science B. S. Home Economics B-P, S , M Ed Voca Ed., Social Studies Music Mr. Hilkert is using an informal approach on one of his sophomore English classes. 1f: mlui New .,-.. 1.-f . - .,-f .asv ,,-- w- ...Mmm-1 MRS. RUTH LOUTZENHEISER, MR, IVAN LUCKEY, A. B., Latin, English B. S., industrial Arts MR. M. E. McLAUGHLIN, MRS, NANCV NIANG, B. S. Ed., M. A., Mathematics B, S,, Nl, A., Physical Ed. MR. JOHN MANSON, MR. KENNETH MEESE, B. A., M. E., Social Studies B. S. Ed., Commercial A familiar scene in Mr. McLaughlin's office. As assistant principal, Mr. McLaughlin handles the attendance and school treasury. 'Mme.xciwfafwffwmsuq.vwfswt,Lxrwvrvkalwszayximxfmfswsart2swims?4136422rLGw6S3349R'siv92SieiI2s,mi3i9if4K1.iiiiilii Mrs. O'Connor and Mr. Leles share the task of preparing hot dogs for the hungry crowd at the basketball game. Mr. Rieger's Hi-Y crewfseHs pop Unah basket ball fans who become thir- sty aher eadng hot dogs No, Mr. Rieger isn't pouring pop froni the bucket just drannng the pop cookm afuw the ganueis over BEATRICE MEYER EDWARD NASIATKA ROSE MARY O'CON R AQUILINO PEREZ A. B., Library Science B. S., M. A., English B. S. in Edffxxni ial B. A., Spanish i xii A WX ii I Page 116 kj ff wwf? CULLEN PFENDLER JOHN PHILLIPS DONALD POLING PAUL RIEGER B. S. in Ed., Industrial B. S., M. A., Industrial B. S., M. E., Commercial A. B., Mathematics Arts Arts I JOHN R Hb B2 . CAROL ROWLEY GEORGE SHAHEEN WALTER STAUFFER 'x B. S. M.: . U i ce 'QL B. S., Home Economics B. S., Art B.S. in Ed., Social Studies Counselo ' by X I . 0 Cf It W fre 1 f' ' jf ff 1' J l A popular industrial arts subject is the crafts class taught by Mr Phillips. Students work together in leather goods, painting, drawing and different types of art work. X gsyxl nu' 1. MR. CHARLES STRAUSS B. S., M. Ed., Science MISS HARRIET SWARTZ B. S., Home Economics MRS. THELMA WATKINS A. B., English . .Kg ' Q MRS. IMOGENE WElLER VXI-. A. B., English MR. EDWARD WELKER B. S. in Ed., Health MR. JACK YOUNG B. S., M. A., Social Studies Before teachers meeting is called to order, the teachers find themselves doing just what they warn their students against. CAFETERIA EMPLOYEES lleft to right? Mrs. Frank Davis, Mrs. Kenneth Tressel, Mrs. Walter Stauffer, Mrs. Clyde McFarren, Mrs. Robert McDonald. -- Absent: Mrs. A. E. Solomon Mr. George Green Mr. Ralph Barton CUSTODIANS Mr. William Plaskett Mr. John Wenger, Head Custodian Mr. John Forte Supervisor of Maintenance M2 i nm Jffjwfw 14 94611 ,A J! fl ,J- V f2 1Qb 'ljw5jQW I ff gi -5 cf? ' 'bi MW MQ? fi'-??Q2f?ESHQ X W E? 2255 Q, , Q -Q2 fjgf - -Qknfww C3 Z4 z A h 5521 iggjif af M M'f4Wfff 2-2f,,? L1 Vw MW 625Fk img, QWV W ' , 'W .W A af 1 Xi SENIOR SHARON ALLERTON Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 35 Red Cross 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Hall Monitor 45 Jr. Class Play. RONNIE ANDERSON Football 2, 35 Track 3. PAUL APPEL Pep Club 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Soccer 4. , DANIEL BAILEY Projector Club 1, 2. WILLIAM BAUM NANCY BETZ Tri-Hi-Y 35 Pep Club 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3- 4. JEAN BORKOWSKI Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 45 Library Club 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID BORING Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Hall Monitor 2, 35 Football 1, 25 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY BOWER Tri-Hi-Y 1- 25 Secretary 1, President 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hall Monitor 45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 35 Homecoming attendant 35 Clee Club 1. BRUCE BOYLES Projector Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 N.F.L. 45 Thespians 3, 45 Science Club 45 Pep Club 15 Radio Club 2 JO ANN BRACKEN Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hall Monitor 1, 2. ANNE BRADLEY Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2- 3, 45 Vice-President 45 Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Vice-Presdient5 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Girls Leader 3, 4. DAVID BREWER Honor Society 3, 45 Class Play 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Choir 35 Band 1- 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. ROGER BRICKER Hi-Y 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Class Play 45 Thespians 45 Baseball 35 Football 2. DAN BROOKS Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Mixed Ensemble 3, 45 Boys Ensemble 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 2, 3, 45 President 45 Variety Show 3, 45 Leaders Club 3, 45 Foot' ball 1, 2, 3- 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD BROWN F.T.A. 45 Debate 45 N.F.L. 45 Choir 15 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. NORMAN BURCII F.T.A. 45 Debate 45 N.F.L. 45 Science Club 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. ' GLADYS BUTTS Glee Club 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Hall Monitor 35 Library Club 2. HELEN BUTURIAN Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 35 Class Play 3, 4: Choir 1, 2- 3, 45 Choir Club Secretary 45 Mixed Ensemble 45 Girls Ensemble 4. ACTIVITIES ROBERT BUZASI-I Library Club 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 4. MARY ELLEN CAIRNS Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Variety Show 3. 45 Class Play 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Mixed Ensemble 3, 45 Girls Ensemble 2, 3, 45 Chairman on Choral affairs 4. DELORES CAVELLI Tri-Hi-Y 1, 45 F.H.A. 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Sextet 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Panel Room 3, 45 Girls Basketball 1- 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Attendent 4. FRANK CHAN GET Hi-Y 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 35 Baseball 3. JUDY CHRISTMAN F.H.A. 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Girls Ensem- ble 25 Cheerleader 1. ROBERT COLLIER Thespians 45 Class Play 3, 4: Projector Club 2, 35 Base' ball 3, 4. JACK COOPER Class Play 45 Football 1, 25 Track 3. ELIZABETH CRAWFORD F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 35 Hall Monitor 35 Panel Room 3. J UDITH CRUMLEY Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3, 45 F.H.A. 45 Girls Glee Club 15 Panel Room 45 PATRICIA CROSTON F.H.A. 25 Pep Club 15 Advanced Choir. SHELDON CUNN IN GHAM Pep Club 45 Football 1, 2- 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 45 Baseball 3. MARGARET DANISKA Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. 3, 45 Panel Room 45 Girls Leaders 45 Pep Club 2, 35 Girls Basketball 2, 3, 4. GARY DAVIDSON JAMES DAVIS Football 25 Track 2. RAMON DINARDI Hall Monitor 2, 3. FREDDIE DISS Hi-Y 2, 35 Red Cross 1. TIMOTHY DOBBIN S BONNIE DON EY G.A.A. 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. RONALD DRABICK CIIARLENE DRAGOMIRE BARBARA, DRILLIEN Tri'Hi'Y 1, 2,5 G.A.A. 1- 25 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. Page 121 ROBERT EHRET Pep.Club 23 Vice-President, 3, 43 Leaders Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Variety Show 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Co- Capt. 4, Soccer 4. SHERRYL EVERSOLE Tri-Hi-Y3 Pep Band 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Girls Ensemble 23 Band 1' 2, 3, 43 Secretary 3, 43 Dance Orchestra 2, 3, 4. JERRY EVERSOLE Hi-Y 2, 33 Pep Club 3, 43 Variety Show 43 Class Play 4. PAUL FARVER, JR. Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 3. JAMES FERGUSON Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Police 43 Debate 3, 43 Pep Club 4. JOANNE FERNANDEZ Student Council 13 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 33 Basket- ball 43 Class Play 33 Library Club 2, 3- 43 Thespians 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH FLIGER Pep Club 3, 43 Football 1, 23 Mgr. 3, 43 Track Mgr. 3. JOHN FORTUNE Library Club 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Thespians 3, 43 Newspaper 43 Football 2. JESSE FOWLER Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Mens Octette 33 Male Quartet 1. JAMES FUNK Chair Crew 1, 2, 3- 4, THOMAS GAUZE Pep Club 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 4. SYLVIA GAINES Band 1, 23 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice-Pres. 43 Debate 13 F.H.A. 3, 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 43 Chaplain 23 Glee Club 13 Newspaper 4. CAROL ANN GEIGER F.H.A. 33 G.A.A. 43 Malvern H.S. 1, 23 Girls Basket- ball 3, 4. RICHARD GERBER Football 1, 2. ROBERT GRAHAM Student Council 1' 2, 33 Boys Leader3 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Ensemble 3, 43 Mens Octette 3 ,43 Freshmen Quartet 13 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Base- ball 2, 3, 4. DALE GROVES Football 13 Track 4. HERBERT GROVES Band 1, 2, 3, 43 President 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Newspaper sports editor 43 Thespians 3' 43 Dance Orchestra 3, 4. SANDRA GROVES Thespians 43 Pep Cub 2, 3. NANCY GUBANISH F.H.A. 13 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 33 Pep Club 13 Library Club 1, 2, 3. ROBERT GUINTHER Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Baseball 2, 3, 4. CAROLE HAAGER Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 13 Treasurer 13 Dance Band 3, 43 Advanced Choir 2, 3, 43 Accompanist 2, 3, 43 Tri- Hi3Y 2- 43 Pep Club 1, 3, 43 F.T.A. 43 Youth For Christ 33 Girls Ensemble 3. JOANNE HABRUN Tri'Hi-Y 1, 23 Choir 1, 2, 33 Girls Sextet 1, 23 Pep Cluh 1, 2, 3. SHIRLEY HACKLEY Massillon H.S. Glee Club 13 Cambridge High, Y-Teen Club 13 Tri'Hi-Y 4. JO ANNE HAMPTON Bolivar H.S. Band 1, 23 Choir 13 Class Play 13 Scholar- ship Teams 1, 23 Prince of Peace 1, 23 Canton South, Debate 3, 43 Dramatics 3, 43 F.T.A. 3, 43 President 43 Class Play 43 Youth For Christ 3. 43 Vice-President 33 President 43 Newspaper Editor 43 Pep Club 43 Honor Society 4. JUDITH HANEY Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Officer 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Officer 43 F.H.A. 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls Basketball 1, 2, 33 Class Officer 3, 43 Homecoming Queen 4. ERMA HARRIS National Honor Society 3, 43 Treasurer 43 F.T.A. 3, 43 Thespians 3, 43 Student Council 13 Youth For Christ 1, 2, 3, 43 Sec-Treas. 3, 43 Glee Club 13 President 13 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Girls Ensemble 23 Red Cross 2, 3, 43 Library 3, 4. MICHAEL HASEN Thespians 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 4. SHIRLEY HATTERY F.H.A.3 Y.F.C.3 Tri-Hi-Y3 Newspaper 1, 43 Advanced Choir 1, 2. ROBERT HEATON DALLAS HEINEY JUDY HERSHEY G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 President 4, Secretary 33 Pep Club 3, 43 Secretary 33 Girls Leaders3 Girls Basketball 2, 3- 4. RUTH HORANSKY Tri-Hi-Y 1, 23 Pep Club 13 Red Cross 1. DAVID HOUCK Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 3. QUINCE HUSCUSSON Chair Crew 2, 33 Hall Monitor 33 Pep Club 3, 4. JAMES KELLER Pep Club 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2. RICHARD KIKO Pep Club 3, 43 Movie Operator 1, 2. ROBERT KIRSCH Pep Club 1, 3. 4. JUDITH KNECHT Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 3' 43 Pep Club 3, 4. STEVE KNOX Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Vice-President 43 Class Play 3, 43 Thespians 3, 43 Boys Leaders 43 Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 3, 4. Page 122 STEPHAN KOSTEWICZ Projector Operator 25 Hi-Y 3, 45 Chaplain 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Class Play 3, 45 Thespians 3, 45 Variety Show 45 Basketball 1- 25 Baseball 2, 3, 4. TERRY LANZER Pep Club 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3. MARJORIE LAPE Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Thespians 45 Class Play 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 Student Council 35 Variety Show 3, 45 Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4. JIM LOUTZENHISER Chair Crew DAVID LEHMILLER Honor Society 3, 45 President 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Band 1- 25 Choir 45 Science Club 45 Thespian 3, 45 Schorlarship Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Foot- ball 2, 3, 45 Golf 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3. ROBERT LENZY Hi-Y 45 Library Club 2, 3- 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Track 2, 4. ANTHONY LESLIE Football 1, 35 Track 35 JAMES LINDIMORE Chair Crew 1, 25 Fremore Hi-Y 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 25 Hall Monitor 3. DAVID LLOYD Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 3, President 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 President 45 Class Officer 3, 45 Student Council 45 Pep Club 45 Madrigals 35 Boys Octette 35 Basketball 25 Golf 3- 4. JACK LOHR WILLIAM LOUGH Chair Crew 3, 45 Projector Club 15 Science 1. FLOYD LUTZ SANDRA BIADDEN Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hall Monitor 4. JERRY MCKINNEY Choir 1, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hall Monitor 25 Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2- 3, 4. JUDITH MALAVITE Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 15 Class Play 3, 45 Thespians 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Variety Show 45 Hall Monitor 25 Girls Basketball 3. KATHLEEN MATERNA Newspaper Staff 15 Science Club 15 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Band 2- 3, 45 Officer 2, 45 Glee Club 15 Y.F.C. 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Variety Show 2, 4. FLOYD MAYER Pep Club 35 Hall Monitor 35 Chair Crew 3, 4. JOHN MAYER Projector Club 2, 35 Hall Monitor 25 Mgr. 4 HARRY McALLISTER Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY LOU McALLISTER Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Officer 25 Girls Leaders 35 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 25 Adv. Choir 3, 45 Pep Club 1- 2, 3, 45 Annual 2, 3, 45 Advertising Mgr. 45 Variety Show 25 Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3. BEVERLY MCCOLLUM Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 Choir 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH McDONALD Honor Society 3, 45 Newspaper 45 Library Club 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 1, 2. GARY McGUYRT Hi-Y 1, 2, 45 Hall Monitor 1, 2- 35 Pep Club 4, Officer 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2. RICHARD MEDVED Hi-Y 3, 45 Science Club 45 Pep Club 45 Library Club 1. KENNETH MESSENHEIMER Hi-Y 3, 45 Pep Club 35 Library Club 25 Track 4. YVETTE MILLER Majorette 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2- 3, 45 Annual 3, 45 Bus. Mgr. 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Thespians 3, 45 Class Officer 15 Student Council 15 Officer 15 Class Play 3, 4. GENE MOOMAU Hall Monitor 3. NANCY DIOOREHEAD Tri-Hi-Y 45 F.H.A. 45 Pep Club 4. DON MORRIS Basketball 2, 35 Football 35 Track 3, 4. SHIRLEY MORRIS Tri-Hi-Y 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hall Monitor 4. PATRICIA NEIL Band 1, 2- 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Student Council 3, 45 Secretary 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Variety Show 2, 3, 4. ROBERT NEWI-IOUSER Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 1, 25 Boys Leader 2, 3, 45 Chair Crew 1- 25 Football 15 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. JOAN OLDFIELD Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Library 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 F.H.A. 45 Panel Room 4. ROBERT OSTER Pep Club 3, 45 Class Play 35 Variety Show 45 Hall Monitor 2, 3. DIARY PAUL Choir 15 Tri-Hi-Y 4. LARRY PHILLIPS Hall Monitor 35 Class Play 3. PATRICIA PHILLIPS Library Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Officer 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 1- 2. 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 45 Secretary 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Thespian Club 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Officer 45 Class Play 35 F.H.A. 3, 45 Prom Queen 35 Panel Room 3. PAULINE POLEN Pep Club 4. MARY ANN PRIBULA G.A.A. 2- 3, 45 Officer 25 Girls Leaders 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Basketball 1. 4. BEVERLY PRICE Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Newspaper 25 G.A.A. 25 Girls Basket' ball 25 F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. Page 123 HARRY RAMEY Hall Monitor 1. LAURA RAMSEY Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1 ,2- 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 At- tendance 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1. ROLLAND REED Hi-Y 1, 25 Library 1, 25 Track 1. EVELYN RENTZ Red Cross 15 Pep Club 1. MERLE RENTZ Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1. JUDITH REUKAUF Pep Club 15 Tri-Hi-Y 25 G.A.A. 25 Red Cross 3, 45 Hall Monitor 2. CAROL REYNOLDS Majorette 2- 3, 45 Choir 15 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 15 Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. JOAN RICE Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Head Majorette 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 President 15 Vice-President 35 F.H.A. 1, 25 Pep Club , 2, 3, 4. EDWARD RICHARDS Library 35 Hi-Y 15 Chair Crew 1, HELEN ROBINSON Tri-Hi-Y 1- 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 F.H.A. 35 Pep Club 25 Basketball 2, 3, 4. CYNTHIA ROSS Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Panel Room 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 glasls Play 35 Thespian 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 35 Girls Ensem- e . SAUNDRA RUSS Panel Room 3, 45 Choir 1- 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Girls Ensemble 4. JUDITH SANFORD Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Panel Room 3, 45 Annual 3, 45 Officer 4. LOUIS SCARPUZZI Choir 15 Football 1, 2. KAREN SCHUSTER Choir 1, 25 Hall Monitor 35 Pep Club 4. SANDRA SHAFFER Hall Monitor 25 Pep Club 45 Choir 15 Class Play 3. MARJORIE SHELINE Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3- 45 Thespians 3, 45 Class Play 3. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Sextet 4. LELAND SPENCER Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Variety Show 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2- 3. 45 Brass Choir 45 Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. TONY SPENCER Hall Monitor 3. FLOSSIE STATEN Hall Monitor 2. JOYCE STAUFFER F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 15 Class Play 45 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3. MARY STEPHEN Pep Club 1- 2. RUTH STEVENSON Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Treasurer 15 Ensemble 1, 2. JUDITH STRASSER Tri-Hi-Y 15 Pep Club 1, 2. RONNIE SWIER Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Red Cross 3, 45 Hall Monitor 35 Pep Club 3, 4. LOWELL THOMAS Projector Club 15 Hall Monitor 2, 3. EUGENE Tl-IROCKMORTON Projection Club 1, 2. PATRICIA TIN LIN Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1- 2, 45 Clarinet Choir 1, 2, 3 .45 Girls Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES TRESSEL Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 President 25 Secretary 35 Boys Leaders 3, 45 Annual 1, 2, 3, 45 Bus. Mgr. 35 Editor 45 Basketball Mgr. 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Co-Captain 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY TRIPP Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Library 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 25 Choir 25 F.H.A. 1- 2, 35 N.F.L. 3, 45 Debate 3, 45 NANCY UTSLER Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 15 Red Cross 2. ROBERT WALTER Honor Society 3, 45 Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Vice-Pres. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Variety Show 4. LYNDA WALTERS Tri-Hi-Y 1- 2, 3, 45 Newspaper 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Secretary5 Girls Leaders 45 G.A.A. 45 Thespians 3, 4. CAROL WEAVER Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Officer 45 Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 45 Variety Show 2, 3, 45 Scholarship Team 3. MARY JANE WEAVER Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4, F.H.A. 1. DOROTHY WENDELL Cheerleader 1, 2, 35 Choir 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 F.H.A. 15 Pep Club 1, 3, 45 President 45 Class Officer 35 Band 15 Variety Show 1, 2, 35 Attendance 4. TERRENCE WENGER Class President 1, 2, 3- 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Officer 1, 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Officer 1, 2, 35 Boys Leaders 2, 3, 45 -Choir 1: Scholarship Team 1- 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. SHERRY WHEELER Choir 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Pep Club 1. ELLA MAY WILDES Choir 1. BARBARA LORREE WILSON Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. JOAN WILSON Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 F.H.A. 3, 45 Pep Club 2- 3, 4. JUDY W OMER Choir 3, 45 Variety Show 4. DAVID WOOFTER Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3. 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Class Play 45 Variety Show 3, 45 Sax Choir 45 Thespians 45 Scho- larship Team 2, 3. Page 124 luwson's Dairy Store Your Friendly Neighborhood LaWson's Dairy Store 3655 Cleveland Ave., S. Gene Mauer--Your Food Dollar buys more at Lawson's le1herman's O 501 McKinley, N. W. MAYTAG APPLIANCES CONVENTIONAL OR AUTOM Washers Dr ers Ran es ATIC - Y - 8 Refrigerators - Freezers - Ironers Jaff a .: I i , , 1 .X 4 ii l f- I K I CANTON'S OLDEST FACTORY AUTHORIZED MAYTAG DEALER 31 Years Maytag Experience Dial Glendale 2-5774 MAYTAG RICE CO. 430 MARKET S. FREE PARKING CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of 1958 The Kwik Shake Inn 4043 Cleveland Avenue - South Proprietor - Jack O casher CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES ' to the CLASS OF 1958 NicCREERY KREIGHBAUM FINEFROCK FUNERAL HOME CANTON MAGNOLIA l Z V, STARK COUNTY DAIRY ' A i A . Proclucfs Association . . 1716 Dillon Pl. N. E. 1VIilk 1 ggi X ' ' ' elim, .- Yuu neVBl 9' ulllqfuw X2 Yuurneed I furMilIc! SUBURBAN X o gf Gas 81 Appliance Co. D , k I sses 2619 Waynesburg Rd., S. E. 7772 g G . 0fMilk every day Canton, Oh1o Ph. GL 5-7821 Shop and Save on Thousands of Family Items . . . SHOES, CLOTHING, HARDWARE, PAINTS, Toys QF '58 , , , SOUTH VARIETY STORE 2906 Cleveland Ave., South CForrnerly South Theaterj On this very important occasion in BQLIVAR RQAD your life, Vicary's extends to you VARIETY STORE a hearty handshake and sincere 3655 Dueber Ave., Ext. C0UgT'atU1a'fi0nS- COne Mile South of Cantonj Just a word of advice for the ca- rees ahead: It's the fellow who looks success who usually makes rHAxToN nnues Prescription Service 4726 Cleveland Ave. S. NORTH INDUSTRY, OHIO 312-324 Market Avenue North Phone HU 4-2515 CANTON, OHIO Page 126 Meet Your Friend . . . AFTER THE GAME OR SI-IOVV DRIVE IN AND RELAX VVITH A DELICIOUS SANDVVICH AND A DISH OF G O LD EN FRENCH FRIES AT CANTON'S DIOST POPULAR RESTAURANT. I 7 6, Q'- S2 ,tli ew i - fun 5 H P NIGHT Ulildllfgf 91111 819 South Market - Plenty ot Porking Graduation or Commencement? Two words with different meanings. It all depends on your point of view. VVill you graduate or will you commence? Graduation means the completion of a required Eg Course. Commencement means the '94 . . +3 beginning of new experiences. e lf- '35 . . . . X Thls year, seniors w1ll be starting new tasks. Some 3 of you will become housewives, others will start new jobs , . 'XJ in shops, factories and offices. Still others, will continue vour studies in college. Q? l All of these opportunities are ll chance to commence anew. X - f .W a ff.. ' Make the Most of it. HERCULES MOTORS CORPORATION - Canton, Ohio, U.S.A. Page 127 r.' ,- F. E. BRECHBUHLER 8. SONS SCALES Sales - Service - Rental NORTH INDUSTRY, OHIO Phone HU 4-2555 BEST WISHES CLASS OF '58 NICKLES BAKERY Bakers of Toastmaster Bread Learn Business Administration Higher Accounting and Auditing Secretarial Office Machine Courses Canton Actual Business College 428 Market Ave., N. Canton, Ohio SINCE 1876 Page if Compliments of Firestone 8 Matter Architects Canton, Ohio Compliments and Best Wishes THE ENDED , 17 I ' 4, 1' Q PORTR T PHOTOGRAPHY 2108 West Tuscarawas St. GLenda1e 2-5789 Canton, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF '58 Stern 8. Mann Co. Compliments of John Sufron, Agency Compliments ol Shirley Shoes 214 Market Ave., N. Canton, Ohio Compliments of S P 0 R T S M A N General Insurance - Bonds and R, I E t t B k ea S 3' 6 rloirl. Market H A V E N GL 6 4789 Canton 2, Ohio SIBERT'S SUNOCO SERVICE Tires - Batteries - Accessories lowest Prices in Town 1816 Cleveland Avenue S. W. CANTON, OHIO Phone GL 4-0498 P 9 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1958 BAERS' OF CANTON CONGRATULATIONS to the cLAss or 'ss BRATKA T V. Congratulations to the Class ot '58 THE M. CONLEY CO. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FROM A FRIEND Pa e 130 Compliments ot CANTON LAUNDRY and CLEANING CO. 45 Years Serving This Area may ' '-'- N- 'f2212351E2E3E5E535E5E2EE2:-:E- 2115'11ErErE5E1fff ' . YQWQQ QQ egg.-5 4? ..4Ez:5:fr2ee:1.1... ,.- - .E55gi53-gf'P113E353j?iErErEf:r1-1-1-.-. , . .-::1:z:2?2?E5E2EfE2i2iEs2z:2::::.f. , .. 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CANTON 2, OHIO B E N S 0 N TYPEWRITER co. FINE APPLIANCES IIO0V6R AROUND THE HOUSE .... AROUND THE WORLD CONGRATULATIONS Complimenfs and Qf BEST W'5HE5 W. M. Kyser Sales Co. to the CLASS OF ,58 INSTITUTIONAL EQUIPMENT FOLDING CHAIRS sa BANQUET TABLES K 0 B A C K E R I S 3425 Youngstown Rd., S. E. P.O.Box 366 WARREN,O. Phone 4-5631 E g13 Cook, Launder, Do Dishes . . . All At Once! Why not? It's easy with today's automatic electric helpers. You can go shopping or visiting while range, washer, clothes dryer and dishwasher are doing the Work! All four jobs will be done when you get home. rqsil 4' Lys. dzg -.ff1:f.,f., gn. ying ' I a. COMPANY 4 I -.. y a5g53iQ5,.. Compliments of M A R K E R ' S I. G. A. FOODLINER NORTH INDUSTRY, oH1o Qffrimt Page 132 RAY C. OSTER 25th and Roberts N.W. CANTON, OHIO Plant Phone GL 4-7567 Office Phone GL 5-3225 All Grades of Washed Sand and Gravel Crushed Road Gravel Mason Sand East Canton Printing Co. Quality J ob Printing Publishers of The East Canton News and The Observer 200 Church S. W. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 Canton's Reliable Prescription Stores SCHUMAN DRUGS Dial GL 4-5195 DUEBER AND NAVARRE ROAD S.W. Dial GL 5-5152 3600 TUSCARAWAS STREET WEST Dial GL 6-0501 807 30th STREET N.E. AT MARKET GL 6-0515 Compliments of THE STANDARD PLUMBING 8. HEATING CO. Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning Mechanical Engineers Contractor 435 Walnut Avenue S.E. CANTON, OHIO Page 133 Compliments of sYLvEsTER's MARKET 3650 Cleveland Ave., S.W. Compliments of STOLL'S I. G. A. 2928 Cleveland Avenue South CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 CANTON AUTOMOBILE CLUB 1800 Tuscarawas West JOSEPH H. WEAVER HARDWARE Hardware - Paints - Glass Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Phone GL 2-3603 1837 Cleveland Avenue S.W. CANTON 6, Ol-HO North Industry Shell 4103 S. Cleveland Avenue CANTON, OHIO CARBURETOR ' IGNITION BRAKES ' BATTERIES TIRES ' EXPERT TUNE UP +1 24-Hr. AAA Towing af Phone HUxley 4-9483 Page 134 PATRONS GREEN'S SOHIO STERLING BAKERY SHARFF GLASS, INC. DILWORTH'S FOOD MARKET McHUGH'S TEXACO 4735 Cleveland Ave. S. NORTH INDUSTRY, OHIO Phone: HU 4-9482 HANl0N'S GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING CLUTCH SERVICE ' ENGINES ' BRAKE SERVICE ' +1 3625 Cleveland Ave. S. Phone HU 4-3333 AND AMCCC S E RV I C E Cleve. Ave., S. W. Ph. HU 4-2287 f'fv .2i.?9'f TIRES TUNE UPS BATTERIES WHEEL BALANCING ACCESSORIES GENERAL REPAIRS Pg 135 E. W. MORGAN REALr Y WE GET RESULTS GL 3-0296 1615 VV. Tusc. Compliments of MARY LOU'S DRIVE-IN 3730 Cleveland Avenue, S. E. NORTH INDUSTRY COAL CO. Phone HU 4-2114 Clarence and Ida Senn, Proprietors NATIONAL BEAUTY C0l.LEGE 237 Court Avenue, N. W. AUDIO-VISUAL and SOUND EQUIPMENT for M. H. MARTIN COMPANY 1118 Lincoln Way East Phone TE 2-7467 MASSILLON OHIO Compliments of DR. G. R. FITZ 207 - 3rd N. W. SHADES DRAPERIES Ohio School Equip. Co. 2109 Fulton Rd., N. W. CANTON 9, OHIO Phone GL 2-8323 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '58 NUSBAUMS ECKER and SONS Jewelers 124 Cleveland Ave., N.W. Canton 2, Ohio Phone GL 6-6723 Compliments of Ferrell Construction Inc. 716 Figueroa Place, S.W. Canton, Ohio Now in Our 25th Year With Three Conveniently Located Stores To Serve You FLANAGAN and NIST Canton's Complete Paint Stores MAIN STORE McKinley at 5th N.W. W. TUSC. BRANCH 3007 Tuscarawas W. CLEVELAND AVE. 2747 Cleveland Ave., N.W. Page 137 GOOD LUCK 'l'O CLASS OF '58 Eppy's Chevrolet lnc. 730 Market S. GL 6-2401 Factory Authorized Dealer Compliments of FlNNEY'S DRUG STORE 415 Market Avenue North CANTON, OHIO Guttuso's Music Center 130 Market Ave., S. Canton, Ohio DISTRIBUTORS OF KING BAND INSTRUMENTS GENERAL ACCORDIONS LeBanc CLARINETS- Musical Mdse. Charles Gattuso GL 6-2806 Compliments of GARLOCK and GUEST Toyville 3700 Cleveland Avenue South CANTON, OHIO Page 138 Compliments of GLOBE DAIRY 0 Corner of East Tuscarawas and Trump Road I PHONE GL 5-0732 CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of '58 The Harvard Corner On Fashions For Men and Boys Market St., S. at Second Compliments ot Arnold's Funeral Home 817 Market, N. Quality Is Remembered Long After Price Is Forgotten THE WALKER LUMBER CO. 1107 Navarre Road S. W. CANTON, OHIO lehmiller Hardware HARDWARE - FURNACES PLUMBING MATERIALS BERNIE FRANK'S SERVICE Tires Batteries Accessories 1605 Cleveland Avenue South Phone GL 4-0666 CANTON, OHIO Compliments of Anderson Flower Shop 413 - 12th st., N. W. CANTON, OHIO Phone GL 2-4077 HOUSEWARES Phone HU 4-2737 Drink North Industry C 0 C A - C 0 L A OHIO In Bottles P ge 139 Compliments ot Reynolds Machinery Co MACHINE TOOLS 3107 Carnegie Ave. Cleveland 15, Ohio Telephone EN 1-3745 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '58 RICE OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Dial GL 3-2573 204 Third Street, N.W. The Finest in Fountain Pens F R E D G 0 E R K E Ray's West Tusc. Amoco GAS - OILS - GREASES Expert Lubrication Repairs 1330 W. Tusc. GL 4-0962 RAY MARK, Prop. Compliments of The Rcledel Secretarial School 312 - 31-d st. N.W. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '58 R A P P O R T ' S 224 Market Ave.N Compliments of StucIer's Sporting Goods 217 3rd St. Phone: GL 6-2719 UHL'S SOHIO SERVICE Corner Of Belden Ave. and Waynesburg Road S.E. CANTON, OHIO Whitmer Lumber Co. 3738 Cleveland Ave., S.E. CANTON, OHIO R. H. Whitmer Ph. HU 4-3707 Compliments of CROWLEY'S Waco Produce Market 1660 WAYNESBURG ROAD Southeast Bes In t FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Open The Year Around CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 YOUNG'S FEED SUPPLY 465 Waynesburg Road S.E. CANTON, OHIO Phone GL 4-5732 CONGRATULATIONS GONGRATULATIONS to the and CLASS OF '58 BEST WISHES to the 1RlN5R'5 CLASS OF '58 W-R Sports , Sporting Goods Toys W E A V E R G COUNTRYCEQQIEEHOPPIN C 0 A L C 0. CANTON, OHIO CANTON, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '58 O CANTON FLDWER SHOP CAMERAS FILMS GIFTS O EDWARD J. RDTH Prescription Druggist Free Prescription Delivery O 1213 MARKET AVENUE S. Corner of Navarre Road CANTON, OHIO Page 142 Clyde C. Davis SERVICE STATION Tires - Tubes - Battery Service Shepler Church Road S.W. Phone GL 4-0277 FREE ESTIMATES BLUE PRINTS M. R. fRedj DEREMER Home Builder HU 4-2200 CANTON, OHIO DEUBLES Canton's Fine Jewelry Store For 125 Years 1833 - 1958 Cleveland at 5th St. N.W. ECKARD'S Excellent Food 3602-04 Tuscarawas St. West CANTON, OHIO Ohiofs Only Drive-in Featuring Car Hops on Roller Skates! Squawk Box You can squawk all you want about how your government is being run. You can squawk to your family, your neighbors, the boys at the shop, or your barber-anyone who'll listen. Or you can praise your government. But your squawks and praise won't pay off unless you deposit them in the ballot box. The right to a secret ballot gives you an actual voice in your government. By casting your ballot at election time, you can help decide who is going to run the show. It's not like this in every country. Behind the Iron Curtain there's a lot to squawk about. But people have to keep it to themselves. If you com- plain out loud, you may get a one-way ticket to Siberia. At election time you may get a ballot, but there'll only be one person to vote for. But in America you can choose. And choosing means that you've got to do some serious thinking to make sure you vote for the right man. The secret ballot is a right you don't exercise every day. But the fact that elections are not daily occurences makes the right all the more important. And the guy who fails to vote has lost the right to squawk. Think it over-and then make sure you vote. It's your rightg so treat it right. TRADE-MARK REG. U. 5. PAT. OFF. The Timken Roller Bearing Company The right to work shall not he abridged nor made impotent DO YOU KNOW YOUR RIGHTS As Americans, we have the greatest freedom and the highest stand- ard of living in the world. Help keep it that way by knowing your rights and guarding them well. Some of them are: Freedom of worship ifllight to know how your union is Right to be presumed innocent Right to secret hallot run until proved guilty 52275535 fo My de by 5222503 iz.:zfzs3g2tfZ:i.. Freedom of speech ,jury jurisdictional disputes Freedom of the press Right 10 bel? 0f 4 lawyef Freedom to work in any locality Right to criticize officials 1fRigl,p pg bggr your employe,-'5 ,fide P Right to proper supervision of 'R1ght to know salaries of your gf ding,-eemengg your union welfare funds union officers . . Freedom to start and manage a Freedom from search without R'jZiZffjZ1jjvjffj, as 4 witness business warrant , l Freedom to make a profit Right to petition government for ikR'5hf to feffffe 10 Pffmff the 'kRight not to he fired hy union redress of grievances '7heck'0fl of umm' due-' leaders ' ,kRight to. know if your union :KRight to go direct to your boss Mllight to vote on company's best ogicers are Communists with a grievance oder 'l'These are rights you enjoy under the Taft-Hartley law. +'VThis is a right enjoyed by members of United'St.eel Work- ers, C.I.0. only when the Taft-Hartley, law is invoked. Page 144