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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1973 volume:

WILDCAT COUNTRY K DEDICATION Those of us who are graduating in 1973 hopefully have a definite advantage over those who graduated in 1926. In three years the stock market was to crash. Names such as Charles Lindbergh. Will Rogers and Herbert Hoover were to make the headlines. Another Herbert made the scene in 1926 when a diploma from Cambridge High School was awarded to a man named Hackenberg. Many events have taken place in the life of this young man who was destined to be an educator first and a coach second. After earning an AB degree from Wittenberg in 1930, he came to a small high school in Stark County which was then called Canton Township High School. He taught English I, geography, economics and history. The school was so small that the faculty taught whatever there was to teach. College majors and minors were incidental. His great interest in sports kept him occupied after school in the guiding of young athletes toward perfection in their chosen sport. In 1939 Herbert Hackenberg received an MA degree from Columbia and went to Canton Lehman to teach. In 1956 he returned to his high school Alma Mater to teach, but destiny returned him to Canton South in 1960 after a few years of being self employed. The last twelve years with Canton South have made this Christian gentlemen a legend in his time.” Many people do not know the intimate life of this educator because he seldom talks about himself. In World War II he was with the United States Navy as a Recruit Drill Instructor. While in the Navy he met Miss Wilma Osborne from Utah, whom he married. Their family of two fine sons, alumni of Canton South, gave the world a Doctor of Osteopathy and a basketball coach, John and Larry, respectively. Mr. and Mrs. Hackenberg also boast a fine grandchild, John Herbert. Space does not permit philosophizing about this outstanding educator. Suffice to say that Canton Township — Canton South is extremely proud to dedicate its 1973 Moderian to Herbert Hackenberg, The man, the teacher, the coach, the legend behind many success stories of Canton South students. 5 CLASS DIVISION innuit SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ray Timberlake, Vice-President: Kevin Doerschuk, President: Debbie Grossenbacher, Treasurer: Deb Balog, Secretary OUTSTANDING SENIOR SENIOR GIRL Debra Lynn Bednarz, Co-Salutatorian of the class of 1973, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bednarz. Debbie is a young lady with much physical energy and she uses this youthful vibrance in a posi- tive manner. Debbie is a versatile musician, playing the trombone. She is an offi- cer of the GAA and was an outstanding organizer of and player on the Red and Grey Basketball Team. Two of the highlights of Debbie’s high school career were her partici- pation in Girls’ State as a junior and her selection as Teen-Ager-of- the-Month as a senior. Her fellow classmates elected her president of the sophomore class; she has served on the Student Executive Board and holds a two year membership in the National Honor Society. She has held the vice presidency and presidency of the Tri-Hi-Y and membership in the Junior Classical League. Ohio Northern University has named Debbie a Getty’’ scholar, Timken has named her an alternate in their scholarship program and the Elks have granted her a monetary honor. BOY Robert Edward Smith, Co-Valedictorian of the class of 1973, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Smith. Robert graduates with a four point average. Robert, although quite active in many endeav- ors has never permitted his academics to become secondary and thus he has added to his accomplishments the earning of the State Board of Education Award of Distinction. As a sophomore, Robert was elected class president and served on the Student Executive Board. He joined the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and became its secretary as a senior. He was tapped for the National Honor Society as a junior and also joined the Hi-Y and became its vice president as a senior. Civically Rob- ert has been active in Environmental Crisis Society. Junior Achievement and Gold Rush Walk. Athletically Robert has played defensive halfback in football and pitches for the baseball team and played intramural basketball. Robert was recently named a Timken Company scholarship recip- ient and plans to use this grant to study chemical engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. 17 FLOWER White Rose” COMMENCEMENT CLASS OF 73 MOTTO COLORS Prepare now for the future, Burgundy and Pink that is where you will spend the rest of your life!9’ GRADUATION The world is open lo us now. Let’s make the best of it. Careful choices must be made. In which we’ll benefit. Say good-bye to memories. The good times of the past. Bid farewell to present friends. Forever they’ll not last. No more tests to worry about. No more scores to make Free of complicated notes. That we had to take. All we’ll have is memories Of happy times and sad. Of open hearts and sentiments Reflecting good and bad. Dianne Barlow 19 SI-ZL6I PROM Karen Tillon. Kevin Meers. Doreen Weaver. Mike McEndree, 72-73 Queen Lisa Moss. 72-73 King Ralph White. Michelle Dawson. Jim McGrew. Debbie Fontes, Victor Watkins, 71-72 Queen Debra Balog. 71-72 King Ray Timberlake FOOTBALL QUEEN: Pam Meister TRACK QUEEN: Mary Malavite PROM QUEEN: Lisa Moss BASKETBALL QUEEN: Dori McWhorter Wayne Woodrow Barrick Elizabeth Ann Aukerman Kathy L. Baum Roy A. Bevington Debra Lynn Bednarz 23 Robert Woodrow Bigler ■HiHi Caressa Ann Bishop Ricky A. Bice Lea Ann Borland I Deborah Ellen Bragg Stephen Paul Bradshaw Thomas Dewey Brantch Scot Allen Breedlove Gayle Ann Brooks 24 Ernest Burkes, Jr. Teresa Maude Butts Dean Nelson Caley 25 Denise Lynne Carmin Linda Paulette Childs Scot Willy Christiansen Billy Lee Cleary William H. Coffman, Jr. Madeline Annette Compton 26 Edward Allen Conrad Charles Edward Cotyk Sheila LuGene Crambletl Jill Lynne Cramer Sheryll Diane Cumpston Charlotte Diane Crowther Bruce Edward Davis Susan Marie Davis Arlene Kay Decker Burress John F. Deibel 27 Terry Lee Deibel Richard A. Dulin Gregory Scott Ellis Lorraine Anne Flott Diane Lee Foughty Dorene Mae Dick Kevin Micheal Doerschuk Tom Dean Eckinger Melvina Denise Evans John C. Foughty 28 Gerald Kim Froelirh Jack E. Fuller, Jr. Debra A. Garrett Kenneth Ray George Jeanne A. Frank Susan Rae French Helen Marie Fritchley Edith Ann Fry Dwight Carl Grove Holly Eileen Haag Debra Gay Grossenbacher Jerry Arthur Haddad Suzanne Louise Hager Nancy Jane Hanna John Michael Hayden d David Andrew Hanood Darlene Kay Herbert Mark William Herbert 31 Patricia Ann Himes Laura Hooper Jackie Lee Johston John William Hoekensmith Connie Lee Hoobler Rick Alan Hull Peggy Husk Kathryn Christine Jackson Paul Martin Johanning Deloris Michele Johnston Judy Joyce Jones Miranda C. King Stephen Wayne Jolly Elaine L. Kelly Jeryl Lynn King Robby Richard Lake Anita Faye Krebs Loree Ann Joy Michael Lloyd Kirby Judy Kay Knapski 33 Jim Lanham Daniel F. Laubacher Roy Martin Lee Craig Alan Lechner Lorraine Marie Lipinski Sally Ann Lehmiller Darla Cheryl Lillie Lynn Louise Long Mary Martha Malavite 35 Steven James Mayes Harold B. Maze Bonnie Jean McCrae Marie Sue Mclnturff James Lee McWhorter Pamela Marie Meister Doralee D. McWhorter Mary Ruth Mercurio Paul Frederick Merrin Melody J. Mikunda 37 Gregory Allen Moore 38 Linda Kathern Moore Dwain Ray Moore Lois Elaine Moore Diana G. Morse Debbe Jean Morgan William Robert Mosteller David Francis Myers Michael Edward Murphy Robert Lewis Mozie 39 Timothy James Narduzzi Keith Allan Nichols Clifford Fredrick Nevel Brian Norris Richard D. Numbers Victoria Lavonne Neading 40 41 Diane Kay Pryor John Steven Remley R,-I � th I 111 Rirhanls Darlene Ruth Rayner Karen Joy Repasky rVhrH Kav Ri,- Don Potts 42 Susan Diane Riggenbach Sherrey Patricia Rippl Brenda E. Rosette Rex Daniel Rollins Gary Ray Riggle David Paul Robertson Joseph L. Ross Barbara Carole Roush Dennis Charles Schleappi Dennis Floyd Shankle Reana Salisbury Mary Ann Schott Glenn W. Sells Michael Jay Sawyer Robert Allen Scott Nancy Kay Shirley Timothy Paul Shonk William Joseph Shondrick Robert Edward Smith Dennis Lee Strouble Roy Charles Syphers, Jr. Joyce Ann Steigerwald Regan Andrew Starkey Sheryl L. Steinbach ■ Roger Dale Sutton Larry Wayne Taylor Richard Talkington Darlene Marie Teis Dale Allen Thompson Vickey Lynn Thomas Gary Allan Thompson 47 k ' A Susan Marie Szakacs Cara Lee Thouvenin Larry Tichenor Kenneth James Van Pelt Ray Kenneth Timberlake, Jr. Kathy Ann Kerr Veasey Penny Marie Tripp Jeffery H. Travis Michael Smith Walters Sandra Wells Allen Dale Westover f' : ■ WMA ' Barbara Anne Wilks 49 Pictures Not A tollable David Allen Anderson Diana Lynn Kovach Debra Lynn Barton Donna Jewell Lidderdale Robert Keith Brenner Daniel Ray Mason John David Brirkwood Robert Allen Mauler William Robert Brirkwood Joseph Lee Mayle Annmarie Elizabeth Briestensky Kenneth Edwin Millard Ricky Ray Broadwrater Misty Gae Millican Steven Samuel Brown Marion Daniel Miner Barbara A. Caporali Bonnie Jean Mullet! Cindy Lynn Cupples Kincaid John Lee Nolan Perry Dwayne Dadisman Joseph Franklin Rodgers James Richard DeWitt Jane L Sal Richard Allen Dickerson David Lee Slutz Kirk Douglas Dickinson Joseph Lee Talbert Nelson Guy Freshour Jonas Leon Tanner Norman Gay Freshour George Dirk Tansek Sharon Ann Hardesty Roger Dale Van Camp Patrick Anthony Himes Joyce Sue Warrick Ronald Edward Home Mary Weaver Francis Eugene Inman Janet Lea Wolverton Kathy Ann Kerr June M. Wolverton On These I -lllll l’(iVS I ' CLASS PROPHECY The year is 1983. The date Jan. 14. As Carolyn Greavu and Bob Lake settle down in front of their T.V. preparing themselves to enjoy the great inauguration of Pres. Doerschuk with their 4 kids yelling in the background. Bob exclaimed, Don’t Deb Grossenbacher and John Hayden make good newscasters? And look who they have for their guests today; Mary Schott, Penny Tripp, and Beth Aukerman.” Carolyn said to Bob, Did you hear who’s going to the inauguration? The mayor of Waco, Steve Bradshaw, and his wife Joyce Steigerwald.” Where did you pick up all of this gossip?” Bob asked. Well, while Caressa Bishop was doing my hair today I overheard Nancy Abbott, the wife of the mayor’s chauffeur, Dennis Barnes, talking about it.” Meanwhile, back in Waco at the Bradshaw house, we hear their maid, Connie Hoobler, bidding the Bradshaws adieu. Driving down their mile-long driveway, they wave to their gardener, Randy Holdsworth; their butler. Bill Cleary; their upstairs maid, Pat Brown; and their gate keeper, Jim Dewitt. Their first stop is Bob Brenner’s gas station. It was exciting to see Don Miller and Steve Brown working as mechanics. They had great help from Lynn Long and Loretta Giffen pumping gas. Over in one corner we saw Judy Maston fixing a flat for Leon Tanner, Diane Bailey, Diane Barlow, and Wayne Barrick on their way to the inauguration. Back on the road again we saw Kirk Dickinson, Chuck Cotyk, Kim Froelich, and Miranda King, hitchhiking to the big sock hop” for the new President. After driving awhile we stopped at Fuller’s Hot Dog stand and we were very much surprised to see Mel Mikunda and Sue McCollough fixing some hot dogs and fries. Munching away at hot dogs we saw the Foughtys, Diane and John, with Debe McGuyrt and John Hockensmith. We found ourselves behind schedule and hastily sped away only to be delayed by the shrieking siren of officer Ken George, but lucky for us Ken forgot his ticket book and we got off with just a warning. Finally, we arrived at the new Hilton-Shankle and there was Big Dennis with his wives Kathy Baum, Debbie Ries. Judy Knapski, Barb Caporli, Darlene Herbert, and Jackie Johnston. The doorman, Dan Mason, led us to the good-looking bellhops Bruce Davis, Joe Ross, and Mike Skipper. After checking in we were ushered to our suite to find that directly across the hall were staying David and Cindy (Riffle) Ash. They were entertaining Ray Timberlake, Debbie Balog, Lorraine Flott, John Brickwood, Jane Sal, and Allen Westover. Steve and Joyce decided to check out the lounge. As they entered the elevator operated by Nelson Freshour, they tramped on Darlean Green, Doralee McWhorter, Darlene Teis, and Sharon Perry. Suddenly the elevator jerked and stalled. Maintenance man Dennis Schleappi slithered through the emergency exit and talked the elevator back into working condition. Eventually we reached the 1st floor. Steve decided to buy some gum and Joyce pursued the magazines. Chomping on her gum, Sherrey Rippl sold Steve an eight stick pack of Juicy Fruit, while Joyce flipped to the center fold of Cosmopolitan. Lying there on a bearskin rug, wearing nothing but a tie, was Craig Lechner. This was almost too much for any person to cope with so Joyce suggested to Steve maybe a ginger ale on ice would help. As they walked up to the bar, who should be standing there mixing a scotch and water, none other than Rick Hull. It wasn’t too much of a shock to see him in this business, but when he informed them that he only worked first shift and Carl Busnick, and Scot Christiansen occupied second and third and that Roy Bcvington, Dave Anderson, Scot Breedlove, and Dave Myers were now in apprenticeship, they could hardly believe their ears. Just about this time a piercing crash was heard out in the lobby. They ran to investigate. It seems that Jeanne Manly, Suzanne, Hager, Mary Malavite, Nancy Semple, and Diane Smith were helplessly caught in the revolving door, and as fate would have it, Jeanne, tripping on her shoe string, ended this nightmare by stumbling through the glass door. They called for Dr. Steve Jolly, the house doctor, only to find that he was out of town. Quickly thinking Steve ran and called Haddad's ambulance service, in a flash they were there and Jeanne was being carried out on a stretcher by Tim Shonk and Gary Riggle. Rich Dulin was given strict instructions to run ahead and inform Coffman-Conrad hospital an emergency case was on the way. This was too much excitement for one day so the Bradshaws decided to retire to their suite, catch a quick shower and prepare for the inauguration. Continued on Page 162. CLASS OF 1974 56 Cheryl Allbrilain Myra Anders Dave Arbogasl Jark Arrant Bob Aukerman Steve Aukerman Dave Baad Norman Baker Fred Bandi Joe Barnett Rose Basa Lynn Bechtel Albert Beighle Ron Belknap Brenda Bell Norman Benner Becky Bibey Charlene Binder Carol Blackburn Cheri Borger Lea Borkowski Richard Bourquin Sharon Boyd Mark Bracken 57 Tony Bradley Irene Briestensky Blain Brown Diane Brown Dennis Burk Deb Burkett Weymuth Burkes Paul Bush Danny Buxton Mary Kay Cairns Tim Carnes Mike Carroll Diane Caswell Cheryl Chapman Connie Chastain Rod Clapper Joni Clugston Jeff Coker Red Collett Doug Connor Beth Cornelius Cindy Coy Steph Crilow Danny Crisp 58 Mark Criswell Deb Growl Cathy Cush Greg Darrah John Davidson Michelle Dawson Jeff Dayton Bill Dazry Tom Decker Dennis DrCost Dave Drdmon Danny Dexter Tina DiLoreto Gary Doepker Dyane Duplain Crystal Eddleman Julie Edwards Bob Eggleston Gordie Elliott Michelle Ellis Bob England Steve Englrman Ken Evans Ron Fashbaugh 59 Tom Faust Tina Fausto Mike Fetters Eric Fitch Bill Fitzwater Valerie Foehrenbach Adelino Fontes Alex Fox Dave Frank Tim Frank Sherman Franklin Cindy Fritchley Ron Fuller Cathy Garrison Pat Gill Dawn Glantzer Glenna Glenn Mike Goff Linda Graber Randy Gribble Nancy Griffing Linda Griffith Guy Griffiths Cheryl Guthrie 60 Damon Habrun Rence Haines Venus Hall Larry Hamrnan Aldeana Hardesty Connie Haut Karen Heid Bonnie Hein Rose Hein Sieve Henderson Bill Henry Ron Hermann Connie Hester Mark Hice Jill Highman Pal Hinkle Terry Hinkle Fred Horner Lori Horst Sandy House Victor Huff Gina Hunt John Hussar Rick Inherst 61 Regina Inman Carla Jacobson Marsha Jacobson Charles James Jeff Jeffers Charles Jeffries Bill Johnson Danny Johnson Charles Johnston Jesse Johnston Bob Jones Kathy Jones Virgil Jones Paula Joy Randy Kaser Vicki Keeton Julia Kellogg Debbi Kelly Kathy Kelp Sue Kennedy Dave Kincaid Don King Ruth Kohring Sue Kostic 62 Belinda Leach Vikki Lee Belly Lemasters Rose Lenzy Bob Lindenbaum Dennis Lippcrt Mike Lopez Deb Lowe Anita Mariol Deborah Mathews Diane Mattevi Cary Mattevi Holly Maurer Deb Mayle Mary Maynard Mary McCauley Gail McCoury Gary McCoury Karen M«-Crav Jan McDonald 63 Ron McDougal Mike McEndree Jill McFarland Eddie McGlothlin Jim MeGrew Lori Mclnlurff Janice McIntyre Theresa McIntyre Jack McMillen Bill McWhorter Kevin Meers Diana Merriweather Sue Merritt Norma Meyers Roger Mick Charles Millard Dennis Miller Mark Miller Mindy Millican Shelda Minor App Minor Charlie Monroe Bill Moore Joanne Moore 64 Homer Morgan Lina Moss Theresa Moyer Rick Murphy Carol Myers Don Naule Linda Neal Greg Neff Amy Negulis Deb Negulis Bruce Nehlen Vernon Nelson John Nemelh Joe Norman Pal O’Connor Gndy Ohman Diane Oyer Ann Page Janice Painter Mike Patterson Allen Peeler Rene Ida Peldunas Mike Pence Cathy Perks 65 Bob Pernell Becky Perry Paul Petz Charlotte Phifer Mona Pope John Porter Nancy Predragovich Tracy Preston Don Prosser Pete Ramey Bill Randolph Paula Rawson Ron Raycheck Barb Reagan Denny Reno Glen Richardson Jessi Richards Tony Richards Valerie Richards Randy Riley Peggy Rinehart Danny Ritz Steve Roach Keith Roberts 66 Sheila Robinson Jim Rodgers John Rodgers Marcella Rodgers Mike Rodgers Tony Rossetti Jim Sanor Penny Saunier Sharon Schott Deb Schwitzgebel Dave Schofield Dale Selby Randy Selby Peggy Senn Joe Shaheen Jim Sheaks Ethel Sheilds Theodora Shrum Darlene Sicber Deborah Simmons Jim Simodi Anita Slatzer Cheryl Smith Karla Smith 67 Ron Smith Sharon Smith Jerry Snyder Shirley Snyder Duane Souers Amni Stalnaker Mark Stark Terry Stauffer Dennis Steen rod John Sterling Flek Stoehr Kim Swinehart Becky Swink Jerry Szakacs Lois Taylor Valeric Terry Vivian Terry Mark Tesch Adriene Thompson Teena Thompson Terry Thompson Deb Thoroughgood Karen Tilton Jeanette Tolley Becky Treadway Debbie Tripp Gary Trom power Mary Ujcich Bob Unkefer Russ Valentine 68 Gonzella Wynes Frost Zimmerman CAMERA SHY: Caryn Adams Roger Bracken Jan Casio Delinas Chaffin Tim Cherrington John Cross Mary Cross Wayne Dauseh Dan Dearman Jessie Eddleman Jim Fletcher Deb Fonles Jackie Garrett Gndy Guthrie John Hall Russ Hamilton Rose Hixson Mike Lee Charles Lenzy Bridget Van Pelt Ray Waers Pam Wagner Genese Walker Bob Walker Mark Wallace Sheryl Walter Judy Warman Greg Warren Victor Watkins Debbie Weaver Doreen Weaver Mary Wellman Debbie W’endell Gail West Bruce Whitcomb Joe White Ralph White Vera Wickline Ken Williams Kent Williams Cathy Winkleman Jim Winkleman Pam Wise Dave Wolford Harriet Mosteller Terry Wilson Blanc Neff Mary Rebillot Tom Shrader Sybil Sims Patty Stout Rick Stronger Cathy Thompson Art Yerian 69 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Dean Parsons Joe Velovitch..... Becky Mortenson . Theresa Aukerman .....Co-President .....Co-President Secretary- Treasurer Secretary- Treasurer 70 Shirla Adams Theresa Albaugh Sherry Allen Craig Anderson Kalhy Anderson Theresa Angelo Marjorie Archer Jeff Arrant Paul Ash Joyce Atkins Theresa Aukerman James Bagent Darla K. Baker Darla S. Baker Joe Ball Terry Balias Robert Balog Cary Barlow David Barstow Denny Barton Deborah Basa Dean Bednarz Robin Bell Valle Bell Richard Bennett Charles Blackstone David Blile David Bolev Rick Borland Dave Boron Tom Bourquin Mary Bowen Ron Bragg Shannon Breedlove Jim Breuer 71 John Brewer Linda Brewer Richard Britton Ronald Broadwater Renee Brooks Keith Brown Ruth Brown Sheila Brumbaugh John Burch Betti Burleson Galen Burns Teresa Burns Alan Butts Jenene Camereon Bob Campbell Sharon Caporali Jeff Carpenter Stephen Carpenter Tim Cartwright Larry Casto Nancy Casto Gail Chadwick Mike Changet Alice Clcndenin Sally Clendenin Regina Coffman Judy Coker David Coram Sherry Cotyk Brenda Cox Linda Cox Debbie Coy Jeff Crisp Dave Croston Jim Crowl 72 John Crow I Candace Cunliffe Theresa Cunliffe Kirk Daniels Dave Dawson Linda Deaton Marian Decker Jane Drnkhaus Richard Devaul Ed Devitt Ron Dexter Cheryl Dieffenhaugh Virginia Dolin Becky Dowell Leeanne Draime Janice Eckinger Starlet! Eddleman Terry Edwards Robin Egbert Michelle Engel Marie Enot Sharon Evans Dan Everetts Neal Everhart Maggie Farley Sharon Faux Dee Dee Fedevich Faith Fogle Keith Foringer Brian Fry Cail Fumey Jackie Callihcr Roy Galliher Brenda Garabrandt Craig Geiger 73 Lawrence Giust Kathy Greenfield Cheryl Griffith Wayne Habrun Vicki Haines Dale Hall Don Hanna Tina Harlan Bob Hasseman Dan Haul Denise Hawthorne John Heade Jeff Hein Hank Heinbuch John Hennis Jamie Holbein Darlene Hollabaugh Doreen Hollabaugh David Homer Leon Horton Ernie Hough Dave Hurless Randy Inboden Linda Inman Daryl Irwin Mike Isner Susan Jacobs Diane Johanning Kirt Johnson Cynthia Jones Deloris Jean Jones Ruth Jones Tim Kalem Mark Keller Dan Kellogg 74 Deronda Kendrick Cheryl Kennedy Danny Kennedy George Kennedy Kathy Kersey Angela Kessler Richard King Tesa Kintigh Darla Kirby Walt Klingaman Gary Knight John Kostic Kathy Kovesci Carol I mbert Theresa Larke Roger l arkins Steve Larsen Peter Laubacher Brian Leach Norman Lee Ken Lewis Sarah Littlefield Donna Lockhart Alan Logan Lisa Logan Jeanie Long Ronnie Long Chuck Lorey Randy Lyons Steve McAtee Kent McConnell Sharon McCray Jim McKenzie Brant McMillan Terry McMillen 75 Kevin Malavite Brenda Mathews Joani Mattevi Edsel Mayle Bob Mayle Mark Merritt Tom Metz Anita Michaels Brenda Miller Lori Miller David Minor Bill Mittas Johnna Montgomery Debra Mooney Debbie Moore Cindy Morris Cheryl Morrison Becky Mortenson Mike Mortenson Darla Murphy James Myers James Mylius Joe Narduzzi Jill Natal. David Naus Eric Neff Jean Nelson Kathy Nemeth Karen Newkirk Tena Newman Mary Norman Dean Parsons Dale Peek Susan Pence Cary Pemell 76 Brian Pelera Wendy Phillips Craig Posted Tom Prokopchuk Patty Prophet Dave Prosser Patty Rasnake Patty Reagan Karla Reed Teresa Reilly Dan Richards Tim Riffle Dale Riggenbarh Mark Riggenbarh Rick Rine Tina Risaliti Pam Ritenour Cheryl Robertson Bill Rodgers Rick Rohrer Becky Rollins Kerry Ross John Roush Janet Rucker Edwin Rush Joe Russo Jeff Sandor Danny Sandy Diane Schott Francis Schwing Brent Sheffer Dan Sills Ken Simmers Dawn Smith Debbie Smith 77 Mark Smith Pam Smith Cindy Snyder Diane Sopp Annette Sorge Debbie Stahl Dan Stahl Dave Steinbarh Jack Sterling Becky Stock Jeff Stokoe Rita Svik Roger Swick Jackie Szakacs Darlene Talkington Philip Tanner Dean Teis Bob Telaroli Pam Thomas Polly Thomas Debra Thompson Diane Thompson Jeff Thompson Ken Thompson John Throckmorton Bob Tolley John Travis Nelli Ulrich Rick U ns worth Beth Utsler Vivian Van Camp Cindy Van Pelt Vanesa Van Voorhis Raymond Varner Joe Velovitch Joyce Volak Terri Waid Valerie Waid Susan Walters Cheryl Ward Sandy Warnick Arleen Warren Debbie Weaver David Wendell Trcna Werner Richard Weasels Monica White Valerie Wiad Terry Wilson Vicki Wilt Diane Wiltshire Sue Winkleman Joan Wiseman Don Witts Gwen Wood Ron Wood Dave Wooddell Cindy Worrell Brrnda Zrleski Ken Carpenter Ken Carter Lonnie Adkins Doug Biedenbach Jim Brewer Bill Burrow Mary Craig Vicki Dyer Bill Judy Debbie Pittman Bev Westover 79 CAMERA SHY: Toni Bianchi Linda Bolen John Garrison Manuel Fontea Angela Gulia Stan Hull Bob Jones Simpson Kennedy Mark Knutty Wanda McBride Darrel Norris Tammy Shrum Charles Sumpter Clarence Swonger Rosemary Willis RAH! 80 . . . and that’� the truth! Ta-daa Ohh! That’� cute. Friendly persuasion. Another Racquel!?? Why can’t OUR cheerleaders look like that??? What ha happened to the dress code?? Excedrin headache number 9th period study hall. 81 Caesar’s dearest friend. Whistle a happy tune. Hey guys, he doesn’t use Head and Shoulders. May I eome out of the corner now?? Pooch parade. Blondes really do have more fun?? . . . and what instrument do you play, little girl? 82 The odd couple. Those exciting faculty forum meet- ings. Will the real Ray Timberlake please step forward? A scene from The Godfather. 1 finally ught one! 84 c 0 c A P T A 1 N WILD ATS Dale Thompson SENIOR GRIDDERS mECATb Jerry Haddad c 0 c A P T A 1 N Carl Busnick Scot Christiansen Bill Coffman Terry Deibel Vine ATS rflLDCAis f7«r 4. WILDCATS iJk RQ 0 Randy Holdsworth Bob Lake Paul Merrin -r iLDCAri 11 M 4 H1LDCAI5 -iilLui Alb 31 a QO WILDCATS acL79 1 86 Mark Rine Bob Smith Larry Taylor Bill Wright Most Efficient Offensive Back Carl Busnick Most Efficient Offensive Lineman Paul Merrin Most Efficient Defensive Back Scot Christiansen Most Efficient Defensive Lineman Terry Deibel Outstanding Offensive Player Jerry Haddad Wilcat Award Jim McGrew Defensive Player Award Jim McGrew Most Valuable Player Award Jerry Haddad Dr. Nikishin Award Dale Thompson Booster Club Award Bob Smith Varsity Assistant Coaches Archie Strimel. Bill Hall. Bill Balogh. Don Ross. J. McConnel 87 Canton South 0 Toledo Scott 20 Canton South 25 Glenwood 14 Canton South 7 Central Catholic 22 Canton South 36 Fairless 0 Canton South 14 North Canton 28 Coach Bellisari , . Front Row: Carl Busnick. Jerry Haddad. Dennis Shankle, Bob Smith, Randy Holdsworth. Paul Merrin, Bill Wright. Bill Coffman. Bob I.ake. Bob Mauler. Mark Rine, tarry Taylor. Scot Christiansen. Dale Thompson. Homer Morgan. Denny Reno. Second Row: Bob Aukerman. Terry Stauffer, Terry Diebel, Tim Carnes. Jon Hall. Ray Warn. Bob Lindenbaum, Ron Fuller. Mark Miller. Mike McEndree, Jim McCrew. Dan Crisp. Ron Smith. Chuck Lenzy, Francis A A % Inman. Fred Horner. Jim Sanor, Sieve Henderson. Back Rou: Rick Borland. Mike Change!, Gary Knight, Rick Rine. Dan Stahl. Bill Mittas. Bill Burrow. Dan Barton. Rick Unsworth, Dave Boron. Leon Horton. Mark Merritt. Boh Tolley. Lonnie Adkins. Kurt Johnson, Dave Steinhach. Al Logan. Keith Brown. Jim Bagent, Allen Butts. Brant McMillan. Jeff Sandor. Terry McMillen. Bob Balog, Dave Hurleas, Ron Broadwater. Ken Simmers. Canton South 7 Oak wood Canton South 8 Louisville Canton South 10 Jackson Canton South 7 Perry Canton South 13 Marlington VARSITY CAGERS 9th FEDERAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP Roti I: Ron Fuller-Aggressive Player Award. Dave Caldarelli-Best Field Goal % Award and Dr. Igor Nikishin Award. Jack Fuller-Most Assists Award. Steve Bradshaw-Aggressive Player Award. Kevin Meers-Best Foul Shooter. Row 2: Mark Mi Her-Aggressive Player Award. Tom Eckinger-Most Improved Player, Dave Ash-Hustler Award. Paul Ash-Aggressive Player Award. Weymuth Burkes-Controller Ball Award. Rick Hull-Most Rebounds Award. Victor Watkins-W.H.B.C. Most Valuable Player and Offensive Player Award. South 100 C.C. Latin 69 South 78 Jackson 60 South 65 Perry 47 South 58 N. Canton 53 South 74 Louisville 60 South 59 Glenwood 37 South 61 Marlington 46 South 47 Lincoln 43 South 41 Fairless 34 South 66 Perry 48 South 68 Oakwood 34 South 75 Jackson 51 South 67 N. Canton 30 South 78 Louisville 64 South 72 Glenwood 36 South 61 Marlington 57 South 79 Oakwood 56 South 56 Fairless 58 90 Asst. Coach Marko and Coach Red Ash 91 Senior Jack Fuller 22 RESERVES Xotc I Randy Inboden, Mark Smith. John Kostic. Mike Change . Jim Bagent. Rou 2 Chuck Sumter. Kirk Johnston. Denny Barton. Kick Unsworlh. Mark Mrrrit. Dave Boron. Tim Riffle. George Kennedy. 93 Isi Rou : Bob Scot, Brian Peter, Don Hanna. Jeff Sandors. Randy Inboden, Fred Homer. Rirh Dulin. Glen Richardson, Jeff Hein. Ed McGlothlin. Mike Rodgers, Bill Rogers. 2rul Rou Mike Fetters. Tony Richards. Dennis Sehleappi. Alan Logan. Pat O’Connors. Red Collet. Greg Neff. Steve Mayes. Mike McEndree. Jim McGrew. Dave Hanood. Dave Minor. Terry Wilson. Bob Tolley. Cur Griffith. 3rd Rou: Bill Midas. Kiri Johnson, Bill Burrows. Greg Ellis, Dan Minor. Terry Stauffer, Bob Lindenbaum. Paul Merrin. Harold Maze. Dave Caldarrlli, Rick Hull. Bill Coffman. Mark Criswell, Erl Conrad. South 66 4 Glen wood 60 4 South 85 Dover 42 South 54 Louisville 73 South 77 Massillon 50 South 104 Fairless 23 South 79 Perry 18 South 82 Jackson 45 South 74 Marlington 53 South 77 Oakwood 50 New Records for South Dennis Sehleappi Low Hurdles . . . 19.9 High Hurdles. . .15.1 Dave Cardarelli Tied Pole Vault Record . . . 12 ft. 94 R E S E R V E S 1st Rou : Dave Boron; Mark Riggenbarh; Drnny Barton; Jeff Thompson; Ray Warns; Joe Russo; and Mike Change!. Back Rou-: Dean Bednarz; Jim Bagent; Terry Wilson; Bob Hasselman; Richard Weasels; and Denny Winters. BASEBALL V A R S I T Y Front Row: Mike Skipper. Sieve Brad- shaw, Bob Smith, Jack Fuller, Dennis Shankle, Larry Taylor, Scot Christiansen. Second Row: Coach Tim Miller, Tim Cairns. John Rodgers. Mark Miller. Dennis Reno, Homer Morgan. Coach Ray Baltz. Third Row: Manager Way nr Barrik, Joe Shaheen, Jeff Dayton, Ron Fuller, Ron Smith, Steve Roach, Manager Skip Simmers South South South South South South South South South South South South South South South South South 4 McKinley 3 4 Alliance 3 2 Louisville 3 3 Oakwood 0 5 Perry 8 1 New Philadelphia 0 4 New Philadelphia 0 5 Oakwood 3 3 Fairless 4 3 Louisville 0 5 New Philadelphia 6 3 Jackson 2 2 Marlington 3 6 Lehman 5 1 Glenwood 0 5 Massillon 6 0 Dover 1 97 SENIOR GRAPPLERS Jerry Haddad 155 Bob Lake 185 Dale Thompson 167 VARSITY WRESTLERS 10-0 Row I: Rick Bourquin, John Hayden. Brant McMillan, Guy Griffith. Glen Richardson, Mike Kirfoy. Carl Busnick. Row 2: Coach Balogh. Tom Malavite, Jerry Haddad. Dale Thompson. Glen Hall. Bob Lake. Bill Wright, Asst. Coach Randall Huhn. South 47 Perry 6 South 27 North Canton 25 Varsity South 34 Louisville 10 South 60 New Philadelphia 0 Scores in South 46 Carrollton 11 South 42 Glenwood 18 Dual South 64 Fairless 0 South 26 Oak wood 23 Meets South 49 Morlington 3 South 54 Jackson 3 RESERVE WRESTLERS 1st Row: Dean Bednarz. Mike Woodell. Jeff Sandor. Jeff Hein. Dave Dawson. Bob Balog. 2nd Row: Tom Prokopehuk, Bill Mittas, Bob Tolley. Homer Morgan. Don Witts. Fred Homer, Kevin Malavite. 3rd Row: Bill Daisy, Terry Stauffee. Dave Minor, Dave Stahl. Brian Peters. Ron Broadwater, Leon Horton. Not Pictured: Eric Neff, Perry Edwards, John Nemeth. Bill Coffman, Steve Henderson, Darrell Erwin. Gary Knight, Steve Larson. Jim McW'harter, Greg Neff. Ralph White. Dave Schofield. 99 73 LINKSTE Left to Kifhi: John I hrockmorton. Rich Bourguin. Bruce Newlan. Mark Bracken. Keith Nichola, Tom Erkinger. Kent McConnel. Joe Norman. Joe White. RECORD 18-11 Varsity Average Points Tom Eckinger 38.1 44 Mark Bracken 39.1 31 Kent McConnel 40.8 23 Keith Nichols 42.3 25 Joe Norman 43.4 16 Reserves Kevin Daurshuk 45.2 8 Joe White 47.3 6 Rich Bourguin 44.8 10 Bruce Newlan 51.5 2 J. Thrackmorton 48.2 4 SCHOOL RECORDS Low Score — 31 Larry Adler 1970 Low Average — 38.1 Tom Erkinger 1973 High Points — 44 Tom Eckinger 1973 Low Team Score — 149 Tom Eckinger 35 Mark Bracken 35 1972 Keith Nichols 40 Dave Elliot 39 COACH: Jim Swierczack 100 Senior Captain Tom Eckinger CROSS COUNTRY The Canton South Cross Country Team went through a season of rebuilding. The team’s most valuable runner was Tony Richards, and he, along with Keith Roberts, received second year awards. First year letter winners were Mike Fetters, Randy Lyons, and Randy Inboden. Other runners were Mike Rogers and Don Hanna. 101 Coach Ed Warstler GREY Row 1: Captain Paula Joy, Beth Cornelius. Row 2: Sue Pence, Diane Duplane, Susie Walters, Teresa Butts, Coach Miss Bishop. Cheerleaders: Tina Harlan, Diane Brown, Margorie Archer. SCORE 38-25 RED From: Deb Bednarz, Captain. Row 1: Wendy Phillips, Irene Bries- tensky, Darlene Sicber, Venus Hall, Gail McCoury, Charlotte Phi- fer. Cheerleaders: Lisa Logan, Joyce Atkins, Diane Oyer, Gail West. 102 CSHS CHEERLEADERS VARSITY 103 Mcl Mikunda Jackie Garrett, Pam Meistcr, Debbie Tripp. Rose Basa. Michelle Dawson RESERVE Back Row: Carla Jacobson. Tesa Kintigh. Middle: Janice Casto. Lisa Moss. Front Rou: Janice Kekinger. Tina Fausto. 1972-73 F O O Senior Attendant: Darlean Green T B A L L H ’72 QUEEN O PAM MEISTER M E C O _ _ Junior Attendant: Michelle Dawson M N G 72 73 Queen crowned by Sophomore Attendant: Sharon Caporali ’71 72 Queen Angie Ferrell 104 B A S K E T B A L L 19 Don McWhorter being crowned by 1972 Queen Nancy Jo Cauti. 73 — Senior Attendant — Beth Aukerman escorted by Mr. Don Aukerman — Junior Attendant — Tina Fausto escorted by Mr. Ray Barnabei — Sophomore Attendant — Karla Reed escorted by Mr. Richard Reed 105 CANTON SOUTH WILDCAT MARCHING BAND M CONCERT BAND STAGE BAND ADVANCED CHOIR INTERMEDIATE CHOIR SOUTH PACIFIC DIRTY WORK AT THE CROSSROADS” CAST: Beth Aukerman Darla Baker Mike Carroll Jill Cramer Kevin Doerschuk Debbie Grossenbacher Walt Klingaman Mary Schott Cheryl Smith Patty Stout DIRECTOR: Miss Nancy Kienzle ANNUAL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Nancy Abbott BUSINESS MANAGER: Leon Tanner ADVERTISING: Leon Tanner Larry Giust Wendy Phillips CLASSES: Section Editor Nancy Shirley Mary Norman Beth Aukerman FINE ARTS: Section Editor Mary Malavite Dawn Glantzer SPORTS: Section Editor Sally Lehmiller Tom Eckinger STAFF: Section Editor Lori Horst PHOTOGRAPHERS: Head Randy Holdsworth Joni Clugston Denise Evans CHIEF: George Shaheen C.S. JOURNAL STAFF PAGE EDITORS TYPIST . ADVISOR .......Mike Isner Terry McMillen Renelda Peldunas John Rodgers Joe Shaheen Deb Thoroughgood .......Linda Neal .....Mr. Paumier NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION CEREMONY 119 HI-Y RED CROSS SPANISH CLUB ito fTSi — F.C.A. F.T.A. BLACK AWARENESS SOCIETY C.O.E. SENIOR GRAPHIC ARTS SENIOR BUSINESS 126 JUNIOR BUSINESS JUNIOR SECRETARIAL JUNIOR ACCOUNTING 128 SPEECH CLUB THESPIANS 130 RADIO CLUB 131 NFL BLACK AWARENESS ASSEMBLY STAFF DIVISION 137 ADMINISTRA TORS GEORGE W. FULTON Assistant Principal WILLIAM J. BALOGH Administrative Dean DANIEL J. DOWLING Principal 138 WILLIAM J. HAYDEN Local Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION JOHN R. ROHRBAUGH Director of Curriculum and Instruction Rou 1: RAY EIBLE-President; LEROY SLUTZ-Vicc President. Rou 2: VIRGIL STEINMETZ, ELDON TAYLOR, WALTER YOUNG. 139 HERBERT HACKENBERG English ROSE MARY O’CONNOR Business GEORGE SHAHEEN Art MARY BROWN Foreign Language DEPARTMENT HEADS JUANITA ADAIR Home Economics GULIELMO SHORI Industrial Arts CHARLES ASH Physical Education RICHARD CAIN Science BARBARA WALLACE Mathematics MO LEE BOWMAN Music ROLAND PETERS O.W.E. MARTHA COOK Director of Guidance RAY ALTIER Counselor NORMA OEFINGER Counselor GENE HENDON Counselor SYLVIA BARTHEL Junior Secretarial DEANE BOOTH Choir, Music Theory DONALD CASSIDY Bookkeeping, Typing JAY BISHOP Woodworking JOY BISHOP Special Education CLAUDIA BROTHERS Senior Accounting NANCY CARMICHAEL Senior Clerical RICHARD CARTER D.C.T. CHERYL DELAGRANGE English ROBERT DELAP Social Studies ARLENE DOTSON Home Economics 142 JEAN DOWNES Home Economics JAMES G. FERGUSON Graphic Arts RICHARD GARMHAUSEN Electricity DAVID GEISBERGER Physical Science, Physics KAREN JOSEPH Girls’ Physical Education CHRISTINE HARROWER English RANDALL HAHN Geometry BERNICE KIBLER English NANCY KIENZLE Speech JOSEPH KILPATRICK Social Studies IVERNE KOEHLER French, German ANTHONY MARKO Drafting 143 CLAUDE PAUMIER English RICHARD NORTH Social Studies VICALYN OTT Algebra II JAMES McCONAGHY Chemistry, Biology ELIZABETH PEDICORD English JAMES PIERSON Government, American History CULLEN PFENDLER Mechanical Drawing THELMA POWELL Reading Consultant LYLE RANDOLPH Math II and General Math II i DAN J. RISALITI Bookkeeping C.O.E. Co-ordinator ROBERT E. RITCHIE Biology DONALD E. ROSS Driver’s Education 144 RALPH SANTANGELO Typing I, Accounting VERA MADGE STEFFY English SHIRLEY A. WEBSTER Typing I, II, Off. Mach. Record Keeping SANDIE SCHUSTER Sr. Bus. English, Jr. Graphic Comm. 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Phone 484-2229 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Regional Office 1014 N. Market Ave. An equal opportunity employer. DON ROSS MOTORS 4001 Cleveland S. E. Phone: 484 2103 Good Luck Class of 73 STERN AND MANN’S Downtown Canton, Belden Village Mall, and 30th St. Plaza ( 152 STOFFEL WELL AND PUMP INSTALLATION 1 4510 Cleveland Ave. Canton, Ohio Phone: 484-1875 gPEPSIJ got a lot to give. || Phone: 455-3265 Flowers by Wire SCHUMW DRUGS McGILL'S FLOWERS FREE OEUvtfiy Pre%C' d$� ■• 4'� ' 1 3700 Orchardview Drive S. E. Canton, Ohio Flowers For All Occasions! j SchvJ i i � 91 0 j j St 7Z.. 7 CON W Nlf NT VOCATIONS 153 Progress Takes Energy Much of the push behind progress comes from the petroleum industry, which supplies about 75 per cent of the energy America uses. Meeting the nation’s energy require- ments is a big assignment; we of Ashland Oil are glad we’re involved — just as we’re involved in producing chemicals, building highways, and doing thousands of other things that the world wants and needs. Ashland Oil, Inc. Ashland Ashland, Kentucky 41101 C a C super Service 1957 EAST TUSCARAWAS ST. CANTON. OHIO 44707 FIRESTONE JUDSON CASE _ WILLIAM HANE PHONE 452-3326 n « inffon flower shop 138 Third Street, S.W., Canton 2, Ohio Dial 453-0183 CANTON BUILDING AND FOUNDATION CO. Robert J. Woit Bricklayers 3004 Lincoln St. S. E. Canton, Ohio 44708 LA-PIZZARIA RESTAURANT Featuring Italian Foods Steaks, Chops, Pizza Phone: 453 4755 Compliments of DON STRINBACH Builders of Fine Homes 2001 Prairie College St. S. W. Phone 484 3802 PHONE 455-2210 Stephens Tire Co. 0620 EAST TU6C. RT. 30 EAST CANTON. OHIO 44730 KITCHEN AND FORMICA SPECIALISTS EXPERT INSTALLATIONS R N KITCHEN MART DISTRIBUTOR FAMOUS KEMPER KITCHENS WOOD-MODE AND QUAKER MAID 2727 CLEVELAND AVE., S. W. CANTON, OHIO 44707 Phone 484 3929 Compliments of MALAVITE EXCAVATING 5508 Ridge Ave. S. W. ELMER SCHLABACH SOHIO DISTRIBUTOR Gasoline — Heating Oil — Motor Oil 5130 Tyner St. N. W. Phone 477-5145 STATE WIDE LAND FILL CO. 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DAVIS, JR., Dir. 122301 484-2518 1 452-8801,492-4333 M « OMUM t | HUI 1WC | an CUVKAMB M | ORIGINAL CHICKEN MANOR Congratulations Class of '73 Seating Capacity — 200 From Carry-out Service on All Meals JACK’S KWIK SHAKE LOCATED AT: 8043 North Cleveland Ave. 4034 Cleveland S. W. Phone: 484-9484 North Canton Phone: 499-9093 157 LETHERMAN SEEDS LAWN AND GARDEN SEED FERTILIZER AND SPRAY MATERIAL STORE: McKinley Ave. N. W. FARM STORE: 1203 Tuse. W. YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER THE PRESS NEWS Published by The East Canton Printing Company CANTON ASPHALT CO. WHARTON ELECTRIC, INCORPORATED Hot-Mix Bituminous Concrete and Cold Mix QUALITY — SERVICE We Mix To North Industry, Ohio All Specifications (Incls. State and Federal Specs.) 499 6888 591 1 Whipple N. W. North Canton, Ohio Office 4515 Salway Ave. N. W. Congratulations Class of '73 PLEASANT HILL BAPTIST STOLL'S IGA FOOD LINER CHURCH 2928 Cleveland S. W. 3990 Faircrest S. W. Canton, Ohio Sunday School 10:00 AM Worship 1 1:00 AM Wed. 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PHONE 484-2428 or 484 2269 158 GOOD LUCK SENIORS Brown's Restaurant Delicious Creme Donuts Dumont's Sporting Goods Franklin Saw Company PATRONS Landmark Tavern M H Martain Phillips Radio The Phillips, Russ, Dorothy and Wendy Addis Family Dave Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ash and Sons Mr. Norm Bagley The Bartons, Glen, Bobbie, Debbie and Denny Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bellisari and Daughters Russ Briggs Miss Claudia Brothers Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cain Camp-bell-Donnie, Donna, Diane, Denise, Delores Harry Clayton Family Mrs. Martha Cook Miss Creech Barb Cush The Deeton Family Mr. Dan Dowling Richard Garmhausen David Geisberger Bob Gilmore Dick, Doris, Doug, Dawn, Darren BOOSTERS and Dodd Glantzer Bill Gorden Mr. and Mrs. Hermann and family Karen Joseph William Kannam Bernice Kibler Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kintigh and family Mrs. Latta Jack and Carol McFarren and sons-Rick and Jim Mark Miller Mary Norman Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Page Mr. and Mrs. Paulus and sons Mr. and Mrs. Claude Paumier and daughters Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pedicord Mr. and Mrs. Everett Perks and family Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Phillips and Tommy Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Phillips and family Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Bob, Mary, Tina, Patrice, and Diana Risaliti Robert Ritchie Don Ross Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Santangelo George, Kevin and Maria Shaheen Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Sheffer and family Mr. and Mrs. William Shondrick and family Coach Shori Jim Simodi Bob Smith Jim Swierczak Bill Wagely Mr. and Mrs. Glen Walters Mrs. Hariet Warstler Mrs. Lena Weaver Edward Welker Gary Wehling Joe Winland GLOTONE CLEANERS 1131 Cleveland Ave. N. W. Phone: 452 8806 GOOD LUCK SENIORS Congratulations Seniors From CANTON SOUTH Bowlerama 130 Faircrest S. W. Dick Ziegler — Owner, Manager WALSH CHEVROLET SALES PAUL W. PIKULIK PLUMBING HEATING Canton, Ohio Phone: 455-2665 Good Luck Seniors! East Sparta, Ohio Good Luck Class of 73 Glenn Walters — Ted McGill Terry Walters WALTERS McGILL, INC. Water Well Drilling Pump Installation and Repair Canton, Ohio Phone: 484-1919 484-1332 Five individuals in this company are Canton South Graduates RED AND GRAY BOOSTERS Next we hear Joyce plead with Steve, May I please call Cumpston’s Delicatessen and order a salami on rye?” We don’t have time now,” answered Steve, because I just heard Paul Johanning’s all-brass band and I want to see it.” The couple rushed to the elevator just in time to make it to the first floor, out the hotel doors, and see the parade begin. Closely following the brass band was Anita Krebs and her Marcherettes. The group consisted of some familiar faces, a few of which were Deb Bednarz, Theresa Butts, Denise Carmin, Melissa Fetters, Helen Fritchley, Holly Haag, Loree Joy, and Diane Wessels. The laughs of the parade were provided by Bigler’s clowns. Performing dangerous feats on the unicycle were Dave Caldarelli, Daniel Minor, and Dwain Moore. Following close behind were the jugglers, Harold Maze, Mark Porter, and Gary Thompson. The circus played a major role in this parade and it was very generous of them to lend their main attraction. Muscle Mountain Man Wright, and his manager Nancy Shirley. The next attraction was the All-American dog team with their trainers. Holly Janson, Gayle Brooks, and Ernest Burkes. Bringing up the rear of the circus portion of the parade was George Tansek and his Tin Can Band. Performing to the beat of this music was his Go Get’em girls, Becky Richards, Reana Salisbury, Margie Wolak, Barb Wilks, Vikki Neading, and Linda Moore. As Steve took a quick look around the crowd, who should he see warming up for Big Time Wrestling but Lea Borland, Misty Millican, Karen Repasky, Sue Davis, Linda Flynn, Sue French, and Edie Fry, all members of the women’s lib club. It was so exciting yet shocking to see Charlotte Crowther screaming out orders to her army platoon consisting of Debbie Barton, Rick Bice, Rick Broadwater, Kim Brown, June Wolverton, Randy Yerian, Mike Walters, Darlene Warren, Bob Smith and Ken Millard. The Final Feature of the parade was Peggy Charley’s animals consisting of elephants, gorillas, and lions. Following close behind with shovel and wheel barrow was the clean up crew, Pat and Patricia Himes, Tom Brantch, Will Brickwood, and Ann Briestensky. After the parade ended it was announced that John Deibel, the captain of the Canton Police 162 Dept., was to meet at Freshour and Griffith streets to lead the Presidential motorcade to the White House. It was a great honor for the Canton Police Dept., composed of Ed Casto, Dean Caley, Jim Burkett, Terry Diebel, Dave Hanood, Francis Inman, Mark Herbert, Steve Lockhart, Ray Wright, Dennis Smith, Jim Moats, John Nolan, and Cliff Nevel, to be in charge of the duties of the day. The motorcade was stopped abruptly at Vermillion St. when Pres. Doerschuk decided he wanted to stop and see the organ grinder, Cara Thouvenin, and her monkey, Deloris Johnston, perform to South Rampart St. Finally we reached the White House and the ceremony began. It started with a prayer given by chaplain Bob Scott. Next on the program were speeches by Senators Betty Mathews from Miss., Mark Rine from New York, Sheryl Steinbach from California, Gary Weaver from Iowa, Cheryl Welker from Texas, and Diane Zirhut from West Virginia. The entertainment was given by The Birth of the Nations dance team, who filed out in this order: Sue Szakacs, Helen Witts, Terry Smith, Peggy Brown, Sandy Caudill, Linda Childs, Gail Caldwell, Madelyn Compson, Jill Cramer, Sheila Cramblett and Cindy Cupples. Several institutions presented awards to those who contributed to the political campaign. Among the recipients were Dadisman College, Decker Trucking Service. Dickerson’s Dog Kennels, Ellis' drug and pharmaceutical supplies, Evan’s Bakery, Garrett’s motorcycle and auto shop, Gordon’s dance studio. Grove Wine Liquor Supply, Hanna Paper Co.. Hardesty’s Construction Co. and Jackson Camera shop. Vice Pres. Steve Mayes and his stunning wife, the former Cheryl Lillie, were there to accept all these awards with great appreciation. The food for the inauguration was catered by Violet Johnston’s catering service. We were informed that the meat was provided by Roush Rice Beef Farm, so we knew it had to be grade A. The vegetables were donated by Joe Mayle’s muck farm, desserts by Dave Slutz’s goodie shop and the drinks by Pam Meister and Jim McWhorter’s state store. As the music began by the Potts Brothers orchestra, the couples began to float out onto the floor. As Steve and Joyce began to dance they ran into many familiar faces, such as Jeryl King, Kathy Kerr, Mike Kirby, Judy Jones, and Jim Lanham, Diana Kovach and Dan Laubacher, Loretta Larke and Roy Lee, Cindi Mangus and Tom Malavite. Just for a change of pace the M.C., Robert Mauter, decided to 163 Strobel. We learned through the M.C. of the floor show, Roger Sutton, that Miss Oregon (Darlene Rayner) and Miss Rhode Island (Debbie Richards) were also in the audience. The show started with Sue Riggenbach and Florence Smith singing a duet with Roy Syphers accompanying them on the drums. The next act was Dick Talkington’s dancing girls: Elaine Kelly, Sally Lehmiller, Loraine Lipinski, Vickie Thomas, Pam Walters, Joyce Warrick, Mary Weaver, Sandy Wells, Janet Wolverton and Cathy Wood. Joyce thought this act was kind of risque, but Steve enjoyed it very much. I wouldn't have ever thought that the next act would be play ing here. It was a male barbershop quartet with Joe Talbert, Larry Taylor, Dale Thompson, Roger Van Camp and Ken Van Pelt on piano. But the most entertaining event of the whole evening was Tom Eckinger and his wife, the former Jeanne Frank, and their singing birds. The Bradshaw’s finally reach home and as the story comes to an end we hear Steve say, It sure was fun but I’m glad it’s over!” have a dance contest, consisting of some oldies but goodies such as the jitter bug, twist, jerk and the watusi. Surprising enough, at the end of the dance the first 8 places were occupied by: 1st Gloria Mayle and Paul Merrin, 2nd Linda Mayle and Don Miller, 3rd Bonnie McCrae and Greg Moore, 4th Marie Mclnturff and Bill Mosteller, 5th Mary Mercurio and Bob Mczie, 6th Sandy Miller and Jeff Travis, 7th Marion Minor and Mike Murphy and 8th Patty Minor and Tim Narduzzi. This had really been quite an inauguration, but to top it all off everyone was invited over to Deb (Morgan) and Denny Pellegrini to help celebrate their 6th wedding anniversary. Well, seeing that the Bradshaws’ chauffeur hadn’t stayed for the inauguration, they decided to call Mike Patterson's taxi cab service as a means of transportation to the Pellegrini’s. Just as the cab pulled up, who should walk down the sidewalk but Lois Moore and Keith Nichols and Diana Morse and Brian Norris, so they all decided to squeeze into the cab and ride together to the party. The party seemed to be quite a drag so the Bradshaws decided it was time they get back to Waco. Back at the Hilton-Shankle we find the maids, Donna Lidderdale and Linda Markle, helping Mrs. Bradshaw: pack as Steve and the bellhops Joe Rodgers and Randy Reed pack the car. Soon we hear the doormen, John Remley and Dave Robertson, bidding the Bradshaws farewell. Finally they are on their way home. They soon find they are low on gas and what a better place to stop than Nelisher’s gas station. Somewhere along the way they decided they were hungry and stopped at Mosteller-Mullett nightclub. At first they worried about what to order, but when they heard the kitchen help was Annamarie Nemeth, Shirley Nicholas, Richard Numbers, Clem Ohman, Renee Oester, Richard Parks and Sue Penland, they knew anything they ordered would be delicious. While waiting on their food they talked with Marcia Pence, Dan Rollins, Shalla Perrenoud, and Glenn Sells, who were sitting at the next table. Dinner was brought on by waitresses Dorene Dick, Margie Mark, Diane Pryor and Barb Prittori, and the dishes were cleaned up by bus boys Mike Sawyer, Bill Shondrick, Regan Starkey and Dennis CANTON LOCAL ART SHOW 166 Jackie Johnston Renee Oester r Queen: Mary Malavite Sharon Perry Dehbie Ries 1973 TRACK COURT Head Majorette: Anita Krebs Band Student Director: Paul Johanning Club Advisors: Mr. Bowman President: Nancy Abbott Medical Secretary: Ann Nemeth Vice President: Mary Malayite Careers Treasurer: Suzanne Hager President: Mary Schott Speech Secretary: Jill Cramer Vice President: Kevin Doersehuk Club Advisor: Miss Kienzle Director: Mr. Deane Booth Secretary: Darlene Green President: Harold Maze Choir Treasurer: Jim Burkett Vice President: Judy Jones Manager: Craig Lechncr President: Nancy Hanna Library Secretary: Cathy Perks Vice President: Barbara Rush Club Treasurer: Cheryl Allhritain napii