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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1942 volume:

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Arithmetic Frcnch Algebra Haffgihl A morican Democracy American History Business English c'f62A,!Q Coach English Physical Education Home Economics English Public Speaking Instrumental Music English Salesmanship Commercial Law ff? 5 WWW Arithmetic, Plain Geometry, Mathematics, Solid Geometry, Commercial Arithmetic 027' X General Science Physics Chemistry 5320, Librarian Home Economics Vocal Music Jfiwzz 77721 History Geography wfwfsliwf Physical Education Latin Zf,f41,ZLf Arithmetic General Business Ffwwvffff-loaf Biology General Science Assistant Coach 6471? Typing Shorthand Bookkeeping ff 511, School Secretary 'Nw var its N Ky Senior Class I This is the last . . . our history is satisfactory . . . Our greenie year ffreshmanj Wayne Barnes was president . . . Sophomore year . . . Skating parties . . . A great success . . . Our president . . . Les Graber . . . An out door party and fun . . . . Junior year . . . President Les again . . . Rings . . . Best ever . . . Play . . . Through the Key Hole . . . good . . . Pie Plant Pete and amateurs . . . Paper sale . . . Won second prize . . . Prom . . . Colonial Theme . . . Queen . . . Ann Irwin . . . Maid of honor . . . Florence Wright . . . Attendants . . . Deloris Miller . . . Wilma Frutschy . . . Ruth Eversole . . . Rhea Hawkins . . . Orchestra . . . George Atnies . . . Our Senior year. . . Prexy . . . Rich Hayden . . . Vice.President . . . Les Graber . . Secretary and Treasurer . . . Virginia Wise . . . Pictures . . . Roche and Swartz . . . Invitations . . . Name cards . . . Paper sale . . . Senior play May 1 Pararie Rose . . . Prom . . . Thanks Juniors . . . It was swell . . . Dutch theme . . . Gradu' ation . . . Our flower . . . Red Rose . . . Our Colors . . . Blue and White . . . Our -Motto . . . Be not merely good-be good for something. OFFICERS Lester Graber General A woman is the leader of his deeds Football 1: Baseball 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 President 4: Class President 2, 3: Class Vice President 45 County Hi-Y Council Vice Presi- dent 49 Junior Police 3. Richard 'Hayden General He made himself the leader. Student Court 2, 39 Newspaper 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 45 Class President 4: Hi-Y 3, 45 Junior Police 1: National Honor Society 43 President 4. Jacqueline Short Commercial Smart and witty, gobs of fun, Jackie's known and liked by everyone. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Friendship Club 2, 3, 4: Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3: Annual Staff 45 Editor 45 Booster Club 4. Virginia Wise Commercial Follow her for a recipe for pep and fun. Friendship Club 3, 43 Treasurer 4C Dramatic Club 3, 45 Treasurer 4: Class Secretary and Treasurer 45 Annual Staff -lg Glee Club 1, -lg Bfoostel' Club 1, 33 Band 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Operetta 4: Play 4: Cantonian Staff 3. Wayne Hay General Oh-are you here today! Camera Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 42 Booster Club 33 Football Evelyn Hockenberry Commercial Let us live while we live. Newspaper Staff 4: Girl's Glcc Club 1, 3, 43 Secretary 4. Manager 4. Donald Hough General Aw-shucks, I'm not as innocent as I look. Junior Police 33 Hi-Y 4. Ann Irwin Commercial Her mirror is to be envied. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Friendship Club 3, 4, Vice President 45 Glce Club 3. Victor Jelechek General There must be some pretty hard work in him-none has Marjorie Kemper Commercial Actions speak louder than words. Booster Club 1, 2, 3gGleeClub4 ever come out. Maxine Downin Commercial 'Wve don't want to forget Maxine and hex' refreshing giggle. Office 4. Eileen Duffy Commercial A quiet lass-there are but fcw, who know the treasures hid in you. Girls Glee Club 3, 4. Frank Edwards General A midget in stature-a in charm. Radio Script 3. giant Ruth Eversole Commercial Good at immitation as well as flirtation. Gir l's Glee Club 3, 43 Booster Club 1, 2. Guido Giaquinta General A most congenial person. Junior Police 1, 25 Camera Club 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 43 Booster Club 1, 2, 3. Virgil Garner General I-Ie's little, he's wise, he's a terror for his size. Junior Police 1, 23 Camera 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice President 3: Annual 3, 43 Glee Club 4: Radio Script 3, Honor Society 4. Rhea Hawkins Commercial Good manners are a virtue. Booster Club 1, 25 Friendship 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Editor 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. Mabel Ruth Hart Commercial A mixture of a lot of nice things. Booster 1, 2, 3, 4: Newspaper Staff 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Radio Guild 2. Gordon Elliot General Loyal to friends. Baseball 2, 3, 43 Basket 2, 33 Radio Script 3. Ball Ormand Erwin General Never trouble troub1e. Football Manager 2, 3, 43 Bas- ketball 1, 3: Hi-Y 47 Stage Manager 43 Booster Club 2. Stephen Evanich General 'NVhatever I do I cannot be unhappy. Baseball 3, 4. Doris Mae Everett College Entrance To know her is to know her worth. James Foltz General Shun not the struggle-fall it Camera 2, 3, 43 Vice President 4, Annual 4, Football Manager 2, 33 Football 4: Stage Manager 4. Wilma Frutschy Commercial There is but one thought on her mind-Lester. Booster Club 2: Friendship 3, 43 Glee Club 3: Annual 45 Office 4. Elizabeth Brott Commercial William Joseph Casey General Let us live5 while we live. Bachelor Club5 Torch Club A very pleasant girl to know. Glee Club 35 Libriarlan 3, 4. Ruth Crumley Don Deckerd General Daytime I'm too sleepy to work, night I'm far too busy. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 President 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Glee Club: Class Vice President 25 Booster Club 15 Stage Manager 3, 45 Camera Club 2, 35 Basketball 4 Commercial You'lI like her just as she is. Glee Club 4 Carl Doerschuk General Quiet and unassuming, but always on the job. Boys' Glee Club 1, 25 Stamp Club 1, 2 Bill Deibel General His dramatic ability surprises us al1. Drum Corps 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Booster Club 15 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Student Play 4 F Jessie Bayer General Booster Club 3, 45 Lib Commercial Silence is one art conversation, Drum Corps 1, 2, 3, 45 Club 2, 3, 4 15 Short, but mighty full of fun. rarian 4 5 Orchestra 1, 4. Donald Berger General Cares, cares go away and come back some other day. Baseball Manager 35 Football Manager 45 Camera Club 2, 35 Stamp Club 15 Booster Club 1 Marjory Bowser of Booster Paul McKenzie General Silence often persuamles when speaking fails. Hi-Y 45 Junior Poliee 1, 25 Booster Club 3 Albert R. Aman General If we all talked ns much ns he, eternal silence there would be Bill Bagent College Entrance A lad who needs no crank to get him going. Junior Police 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y 3, 43 Booster Club 2, 3, 45 Vice President 33 President 4: Stage Manager 4: Camera Club 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3. Doris Bailey Commercial One whoni all would like to know. llooster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Friend- ship Club 3, -lg Treasurer 3, 4. l Firpo Marks General The world belongs to the energetic. Basketball 1, 2, 3, -lg Baseball J, 2, 3, -lg Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Ili-Y 4 Betty Markle Commercial A fun-loving prnnkstor full of wit and fun. Booster Club 1, 2, il, 43 Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4. Don McGrew College lllntrance VVo don't want Don any longer -he's long enough already. Rand 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club Il, -lg Vice President -lg Men's Glue Club 4: Junior Band 1, 2, 4: Junior Police 1, 2, 3, Junior Class Play 3, Dramatic Club Play -lg llrzimzitic Club Orchestra 43 Director 4. Guido Mattevi General A boy who does his own thinking. Booster Club 41 Dramatic Club rimitic Club Pin 24,43 D1 2 , zj 4: 16 Senior Play 43 The llost Carol -1 Bob Barnes David Barnes General lt's a wise cracker that knows his onions in every soup. Football 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 41 Camera. Club 3 General Victory is the product of the will. Wayne Barnes General Let us eat, drink and bc merry for tomorrow we dict. Football 1, 2: Class President 1 Stage Manager 3, 4. Homer Miller General When fun and duty clash, let duty go to smash. Basketball 1, Hi-Y 4 Deloris Miller Commercial A pleasing: countenance is no slight advantage. Glee Club 1, 23 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary and Trea- surer 3, 4: Friendship Club 3, 45 Librarian 2, 3. Johnny Mucci General Not very tall, yet not too small, but full of mischief and liked by all. Football 3, 4, Baseball 3, 43 Camera Club 3. Walter Miller Commercial One of the fellows we all like Newspaper 4 Norman Myers College Entrance Remember 'Donald Duck'. Hi-Y 3, 43 Camera Club 3, 43 Junior Class Play 3, Junior Police 1, 2. Emma Marie Myers Commercial In dancing: she does excell, And personality just as well. Friendship Club 3, 4: Booster Club 1, 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Librarian 2, 33 Band 2, 3, -1 Donald Joy General Each of us bears his own destiny. Harold Kieffer General The more We study the more we see our ignorance, so why study? Hi-Y 3, 4: Booster Club 13 Camera Club 1, 33 Glee Club 13 Stage Manager 33 Chair Crew Baseball 1, 2, 3. Robert E. King Commercial Every night is ladies' night with Bob. Annual Staff 3, 43 Student Council 23 Chair Crew 13 National Honor Society 4 Donald Klingaman General From little sparks may burst a mighty flame. 17 The kc Dick Oster General On the field he shows his grit, Off the field he shows his wit. Football 1, 3, 4, Booster Club 3 Joseph Shaffer f,it'l'lCl'Lll Late to bed, later to rise: Makes a Stll1lPI'lt-OI' otherwise Football 2, 33 Baseball l, 2, 33 Jllnior Play 3, Hi-Y 3, 4. Atlee Sponseller College Entrance Ile speaks not often nor loud, lint wisely when he does. Junior Class Play 33 Ili-Y 3, 4: Radio Play 33 Give Club 33 C2lIllQ'l'1L Club -lg Basketball Jig Senior Class Play 4 Lilly Smith ff0IllJll0l'C'lll1 'She cllzlrllls us by nl-atnl-ss of person. Booster Club 2, 3 ill'I' ' 18 Dean Lanzer General y to every man is thought. Junior Police 2 his Betty Jane Ley Commercial Sincere efforts are rewarded Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4: Glee Club 45 Radio Guild 425 Office 43 Newspaper Staff 4 Lottie Lichtenwalter Commercial Of friends she has many, of foes-has she any? Drum Corps 1, 2, 3, 43 Glec Club 1, 35 National Honor Society 4 Helen Linsenbigler Commercial Music is the universal language of mankind Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 3, -lg President 43 Dramatic Club 1. 2, 3, 43 Secretary 2, 33 President 4: Friendship Club 2, 3, 4, Play 2, 35 Operetta. Q Class Secretary 1. Fred Long General His smile gives him away every time. Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4. Billy Manley General I'll get there-the tortoise did' Booster Club 35 Football 4 Betty Stokes General Her smile brightens up the darkness corner. Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play Booster Club 1, 2. Margaret Stallman Commercial Silence is golden, hence I am wealthy. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian l, 2. Priscilla Stuber General VVhen you are looking for an argument and lots of fun- don't forget Priscilla. Friendship Club 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Glee Club 1, Operetta 4. Robert Staub College Entrance There a re enough serious things in life without consider- ing yourself one of them, Ili-Y 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Base- ball 4 June Taylor College Entrance A smile carries one a long way... Friendship Club 43 Newspaper Staff 43 Booster Club 1: Glee Club l, 4: Business lklanagrcr 41 Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Trea- surer 43 Junior Class Play 33 Sn-nior Class Play 43 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Librarian 4: Presi- dent 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3. Arleen Stokes Commercial As well be out of the world as out of fashion. Librarian 13 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2: Glee Club 4, Friendship Club 2, 3, 42 Operetta. 4. Helen Negulise Commercial It's the little things that count. Glee Club 1, 2: Friendship Club 3, 43 Librarian 3, 4. Dave Ream General Never study today what you can bluff tomorrow. Football 2, 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 ter Club 1, Senior Play 4 Calvin Oyer General Troubles trouble me not, Neither do I trouble trouble. Dramatic Club 3, 43 Dramatic Club Play 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Booster Club 1: Senior Class Play 43 Junior Class Play 35 Student Play 4. Lawrence Page General Studying: makes some people wise, but me, otherwise. :unera Club 3, -lg Junior Police 1. 2. 3, 4: Chair Crew 2, 3, 43 Baseball 4, Stage lwlanatrer 4. Basketball 2, 3: Hi-Y 45 Boos- Virginia Schondel Commercial Her loveliness we never knew until she smiled on us. Librarian 1: Friendship Club 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Promptcr 3: Gym 3. Elizabeth Schneiders Commercial She is a slim lass, who stands at the head of her class. Librarian 1, 2: Debate 1, 2, 3: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Com- mittee Chairman 4: Annual Staff 4: Secretary 4: Junior Class Play 3: Senior Class Play 4: Dramatic Club Play 2: National Honor Society 4. 4. Roberta Saul Commercial A friend to all who know her Librarian 1: Newspaper Staff 4 Mary Schoolenberg Commercial '4VVork first - then rest. Band l, 2, 3. 4: Historian 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 4: Librarian 1 Lillian Schwindling College Entrance Howe'er it may be, it seems to me 'tis only noble to be good Librarian 3, 4: Booster Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 3: Gym 4. Rita Shane Commercial Being good is an awful lone- some job. Librarian l, 2: Junior Class Play 3 Alice M. Schwyer Commercial lt's good nature that wins the heart. Operetta 4: Glec Club 3, 4: Librarian 1 William Woodside Commercial A photographers first love is his Camera. Band 1, 2, 8, 4: Annual Staff 3, 4: Camera Club 3, 4: Junior Police l, 2, Ii, 4: Stage Manager 4: Drum Corps 1, 2. Robert Young General . 'Let b l t I . Florence Wright me C W la am College Entrance Shc's tiny, but every inch electrified. Band 2, 3, 4: Vice President 4: Orchestra 4: President 4: Na- tional Honor Society 4: Vice President 4: Friendship Club 3, 4: Booster Club 1, 4: Camera Club 2, 3, 4: Secretary 4: As- sistant Secretary and Treasurer of Class 3 Victor Kenneth Wallace General Keep me informed. Gladys M. Wendell General We who live to please must please to live. Arthur Wayne Wellman General The world knows nothing yet of its great men. Baseball 4 Ella Woit General Nice to know. Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 4, Newspaper Staff 15 Glee Club 1. Mary Stepanovich Commercial She'll dance and sing and study some. and all her days with joy do hum. Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Class Play 33 Stamp Club lg Friendship Club 43 Glee Club 1, 2. Madonna F. Thompson College Entrance 'Engagingzly pleasant, always pleasantly engaged. Friendship Club 2, 3, 43 Booster Club 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Daniel Tilton General Everything is easy after it's once begun. Hi-Y 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Play 4. Ralph' Troup College Entrance Happy-go-lucky and full of pepf, Hi-Y 3, 43 Camera Club 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 4. UNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ....... ...... W illiam Evans Vice President ,,,,,,,., Carl Yohe Secretary ....... Mary MacRae Treasurer .... Betty Motz Juniors started off to a good year by selling candy at football and bas- ketball games, and continued collec- tion of sales tax stamps, sellim: of pennants and other novelties, all of which help to boost our treasury. Then came the selection of class rings and waiting anxiously for the day they arrive. Everyone admired them for they are beautiful. Junior class play, An Old Fash- ioned Mother with leads taken by Eunice Lloyd and Bud Melilfresh. Juniors also win the senior paper sale and get :L two dollar bonus for eollecting more paper than the seniors. Then comes anxious waiting for prom and Ezuriosity as to who the queen is, but it was wonderful with a dutch setting. So ends another year for we, the seniors, of tomorrow. 5. 1. Emmet Tilton James Lyons 'Walter Eckinger Fanny VVi1ey Eva Welch 2. Virgil Swartz Harvey Stokes Henry Miller 3. Dorothy Rudnick Marie Smith Helen Smith Ann Schorsten 4. Leo Oster George Reese John Woodloek James Piatt Gene Rauschenbaeh Marjorie Henderson Miriam Phillips Alma Gogerty 6. Betty Reisling VVilma. Yohe Fay Meese 7. Eileen MeMillen Alice McFarland Doris Miller Deloris Miller R. VVar4l Cairns Kenneth Bracken Harold Deaver Ruth May Q. Marian Vouprht Carmelia Tartaelio Mary Snyder Lloyd Sehneiders Joseph Tabellion 10. Robert Marker Louis Mikunda Robert Dennis VVilliam Evans Ralph McElfresl1 L-3,5 1. Mary MacR:1e Shirley Mason Mary Etta Miller Florence Lewis 2. Frances Sponseller Richard Schario Earl Robinson Robcrt Sewell 3. Martha Barber Audrey Dippel June Chabot Gertrude Eberhart -I. Corrine Heinbuch Betty Kintifrh Laura. Belle Kirk Vivian Jones 5. Dorothy Starkey Doris Youtz Pauline Tanner fi. .lane Be'z Jean Everctt liuth Brumbaugh Anna. Finley 7. Nm-limla Rodriguez Nettie 'Marcelli Kathryn Miller Carrie Mark 8. Dorthabelle Lewis Eunice Lloyd Margaret Kiscla Sara May Lloyd 9. James Lewis Eugene Poling Earl llarcn Robert Lotz 10. Milvc Scghi Betty Motz Naomi Plaskett 11. .Toyce Bricker Grace Duncan Norman Hookway Nvilliain Kessler 12. Donna Jean Garner Doris Albaugh Roberta Evans Virginia. Thewcs Janici: IJOIDPI' 'gr' mu Back Row: R. Rhodes, I.. Shaw, D. Sheffer, M. Stepanovich, J. WVireman, J. Scott F. Recd, G. Wrifrht, H. Young. Second Row: IG. Thouvenin, F. Winklcman, M. Speck, E. Thcwes, R. Shaw, E. Phillips C. Young, E. Schwyer, Y, Speck, A. Schoolcnbcrg. Firsg-1iovi1i:fD. Plaskctt, W. Neel, O. VViley, W. West, D. Thompson, M. Swinchart . in e cr. Back Row: F. Mortcnson, R. Inman, S. Jacoby, J. Marzocco, D. Himcs, P. Jacobs R. McDonald, G. Lanzcr, D. Joscph, R. Hartman. Third Row: E. Jeffcrs, A. Jones, Y. Jones, R. Himes, M. Hill, E. Lippcrt, C..McKcnzic P. Jcffrics, M, Jiminez, J. Len. Second How: H. Klinxxamans M. Hawk, V. King, D. Iloutz. A. Phillips, V. Mancilly H. Millcr, J. Muckluy, 0. Motticc, J. Marker. First Row: M. Mm-kle, A. Ilurlcss, R. Haydon, O. Huff, H. Mikunda, II. Kicffcr, P M:-ircelli, Ifi. Iluff, E. Mucci, NV. MQ-csc, WV. Lcy. U5- me if AQ' dm 5 r j u y ophomore Class President ....... Eugene Jeffers Vice President .... ..... R uth Boyer Secretary ....... Donna Houtz Treasurer ..... .... F red Reed The Sophomore Class held a Christmas party in the auditorium on December 23, 1941. They have sold red and gray caps and red and gray Wildcat signs for automobiles to help fill the treasury. They have sponsored five skating parties at the Land O'Dance, all of which were successful. To get the benefit of summer labor they are ordering their class rings this spring. The Sophomores have been aided by their sponsors, Miss Evans and Mr. Pensyl. Back Row: W. Barnes, N. Ferry, N. Greavu, N. Fausnight, E. Franklin, T. Barnes N. Cale-y. Third Row: I. Cable, J. Davis, M, Brumbaugh, N. Deaver, D. Grubbs, B. Dazey, IG Griffith, H. Clemens, L. Graber. Second How: L. Brownsword, 111. Brastoff, R. Cairns, G. Barton, D. Dore-mer, D. Cox C. Aman, W. Fyffe, D. Beebe. First Row: R. Boyer, A. Eberhart, B. Garrett, F. Bayer, XV. Albaugh, R, Ecksmith L. Doerschuk, D. Byers, D. Gween, E. Edwards, M. Brill. 133- Back Row: Left to Right--L. Stilllon, J. Tripp, D. WVeaver, S. Miller, F. Llotti, B Strgxsser, P. Overly, R. Thompson, P. Young, R. Rowlee. Third Row: R. Saul, D. Roshong, D. Sewell, A. Slckafoose, M. Raderchak, B. Robinson R. VVelln1an, L. Neisel, VV. Troup, L. Slutz, Second' Row: T. Young, E. Rushe, B. Slbert, M. Staub, B. W'ireman, C. Robinson, N I Phillips, E. Welker, B. Tilton, H. Morgan. First How: H. VVise, L. Yoder, A. Neuman, B. Snyder, L. Roslng, R. Oyer, R. Yohe D. Tanner, D. Poling, D. Shaffer, H. Snyder. Back Row: Left to Right-D. Ferren, ll. Baittistu, L, Ferren, C. Fetters, C. Augustine, E. Fogle, A. Adams, G. Dunbar. Third Row: B. Broods, NV. Farmer, O. Farmer, R. Bren-hbuhler, B. Ault, NV. Beebe, W Andrews H. Brown, M. Cranston, E. limslcy. Second .Rowz Doerschuk, R. ldbvrsolv, W, Charton, R. ldnglemun, li. Bowers, D. Bechtel L Everett, 15. Bible, D. Davis, L, llurnislm. First Row? J.'Brueken, D. Byrd, I. Ferry, A.Albaugh, D. Berger, E. Betz, N. Braucher, L. Braucher, H. Bracken, B. Dippel, E. Ecksmith. M www' my was I- nm me 1 :mm F eshman lass President ............ ..... J ohn Tripp Vice President ..... ..... N ancy Heim Secretary .......... ..... .....,. R i chard Yohe Treasurer ........... .................. B etty Wireman Class Sponsors ...... ..... M rs. Slusser, Mr. Allen Our first year as high school students is nearly over. We started earning money early-selling Christmas cards. We also worked very hard collecting papers, and won second prize in the paper sale. Our class decided not to have a party. We have had a lot of fun as freshman and will have many good times to rememf ber in the coming years. The freshman class is also eagerly looking forward to be' coming sophomores and hope that the freshman of next year will enjoy it as much as we did. Back Row: J. Lawhun, A. Lanzer, R. Kenney, G. McFarland, C. Hendricks, D. McClain B. Frank, R. Gauze, W. McF1lfresh, P. Mason. Third Row: D. Knight, M. Kukich, A. Miller, A. Marks, P. Harris, M. Hartman, R Hufstetler, G. McMil1en, E. Horne. Second Row: B. Lantz, M. Marker, C. Mercer, D. Hykes, J. Morris, N. King, F. Kisela E. Martin, D. Filliez, N. Heim. First Row: P. Hoffman, E. Haines, L. Gogerty, M. Jeffries, R. Jiminez, E. Habrun R. Ley, G. Jacoby, D. Geyer, V. Henry, J. Huff. ' my Top Row, Left to Right-R. Barber, N. Brownsword, V. G:u'dm-r, XV. Franklin, D. Baer, B. Brothers, D. Carpenter, C. Fleishour, B. Brechbuhler, R. Denkhau:-1, H. Drury, D. Aman, C. Butcher. Second Row: R. Dazey, F. Casser, R. Garrison, J. Chabot, D. Dayton, D. Dettinger D. Edwards, B. Fink, M. lfYlKlf'lIIilI'l, I. Beck, R. Ferry, K. Courtney. Third Row: A. Brumb:,1u1:h, M. Elder, F. Freenmn, L. Bechtel, M. Bray, S. Everhart J. Dayton, B. Buck, J. Drummond, A. Gilbert, R: Brecker, D. Clugrston. Fourth How: II. Brenner, M. Deremer, B. Beck, N. Byers. V. Dcckerd, B. Edwards, A. Flory, L. Bailey, J. Gilmore, N. English, D. Dazey. 1 1 Bottom Row, Left to Right-J. Miller, D. McDonald, J. Jamison, L. Miller, YV. Ketter imr, H. llookway, G. Inman, D. Kintigrh, C. Ilockenberry. Second How: K. Lewis, I.. Hully, F, Marzocr-o, K. Ileyshon, J. Gutscher, H. Miller V. Melienzie. J. Joseph, M, Haber, J. Marcelli. Third Row: G. Jimenez, C. Maher, H. Louis, 111. Klinpramun, L. McIntyre, M. Hughes Y. Halley, I. McFarland, J. Kiseln. Fourth Row: B. Huthur, C. Hvid, F. Kohinfz, I. Hancock, C. Leo, B. Lowmzm, J. Grohl P. Kohler, ld. Johnson, 13. Hayden, B. Miller, A. Myers. fs fl.il'rfwu. ns..isi.1s i hth Grad The Eighth grade class opened the school year by greeting their new sponsors, Miss Zurcher and Mr. Ash. The election of officers took place at our first meeting and Bill Hayden was elected presidentg Miriam Engleman vice president, Betty Strobel, secretary and Viola Mae Deckard, treasurer. We won the third prize in the paper sale sponsored by the Seniors. We also have a blue ribbon girls' volleyball team and a wonderful Junior High and Boys' Choir. Our year closed with the spring party. Bottom Right lst: E. Yvagner, M. Owen, D. Thorley, J. Stevens, F. Phillips, R. Wise, H. Raidcl, D, Winkleman, B. Strobel, B. Smith, N. Yarger, N. Waller. Second Row: P. Weaver, G. Tinlin, J. Rauschenbach, L. Mclntyre, R. Wallace, M Pachmayer, M. Ross, B. Oyer, E. Toulson, R. Schlupp, G. Mark, G. Rippl, C: Schneiders. Third Row: R. Strong, J. Roush, 0. VVagner, B. Whiteford, G. Schwyer, C. Phillips C. Sibert, M. Wright, K. Snider, D. Saul, N. Rominger, R. Stallman, W. Rohrer Fourth Row: R. Starkey, L. XVeaver, R. Rodriguez, E. Richards, R. Palmer, E. Smodley B. Rhodes. A. Welsh, VV. Young, M. Parks, D. Reeds. fa 1-:fi-I . F Third Row: B. McLaughlin, J. I'I2l.Vl'kl!'lS, J. Joliff, C, Hufstm-tlwi-, G. lfuglv, M. Mcliinnvy Y D. Hershey, G. McNutt, M. Janson, VN. Griffith, C. Huron, NV. Marbott. Second Row: D. Horne, G. Joy, J. McF:1rlnnd, D. lXh-csv, F. Mz1rkS,ll. Hvim, G. Fillivz N. Foltz, E. Grnhl, P. Gonculvvs, H. l.:lnning', A. Fuotu. First Row: R. Hocka-nborry, J. Fry, fl. Mvlntyrv. T. Gogvrty, Il. Gatvs, N. Ley, P. Fry, S. Lccczyk, M. 1'lllHllL'S, J. Filliez, J. Griffith, H. Hvllenthul. Fourth How: C. Fields, B. Barth, M. F1-ttcrs, M. Bigrg, J. Czirpuntcr, ll. Bice, M. C'ul'pc-ntc-r, II. Cox, R. Durnvs, D. Famlvy, H. l,llQ'2ll'il, J. Dfli'kIlI'4l. , Third Row: R. Strong, F. Illilv, II. Cuflmlvy, II. Baud, XV. Fi:-lds, D. Cunningham, I. Fl-tiers, D. Biblv, D. Edwards, G. In-unch, K. Bam-nt, H. Coker, Second Row: G. Brown, li. Cook, C. llrfxsloff, H. llimvs, J. Brac-kiln, H. IJCI1kllilUS, J. Ilzxrnvs, M. Allman, XV. l:Icr'g'v1', Ti. lildm-r, J. Adams, G. Brownsword. irst Row: R. Dipplv, 13. Frvvmnn, M. finlivr, ll. Doerschuk, IC. 15r:,1Cken, L. Bctz, J. Broker, D. Dozivur, B. Barnes, E. Bray, ll. Elkins, J. I'!1-:um-r. 2 Se nth Grad President ......... Marie Fetters Vice President ..... ...... -I ames Oster Secretary ......... .... D orothy Caley Treasurer ,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, Betty Cox Sponsors ...... ...... M iss Ream, Mr. McLaughlin Babies, kids, youngsters . . . Yes, that is what they call us, but we feel that we have made a nice beginning. Collecting sales tax stamps, a part in the senior paper sale and a class picnic were the main events of the year. Fourth Row: E. Phillippi, J. Oster, F. Neuman, D. Thewes, P. Phillips, R. Smith, B. Van Drunen, K. VVallace, P. Miller, J. Todd, D. Ray, D. McAnnulty. Third Row: R. Westover, D. Townsend, A. Miller, B. Wilson, E. Pineda, B. Neighbor, N. Mucci, A. Wade, R. Smith, J. Yarger, E. Palmer, A. Thompson. Second Row: R. Smith, R. Yohe, J. Mosser, N. Thompson, V. Russ, J. West, F. Muck- ley, B. Palmer, B. Vlade, B. Woodlock, A. Platzer, L. Wright, A. Moog. First Row: J. Platzer, C. Steigerwald, G. Van Drunen, B. Rosing, R. Page, R. Thorley N. Stokes, 1. Wendell, B. Stallman, J. Miller, K. Nichols. .sk Mi X i' ,ws Q . A-rl 'X x 354' E-Sf' PIR : SW' HQ, i 4 53: H Rack Row, left to right-Miss Beck, F!'0nt Row: O- Hllff. J- Sh0I't, V- W. Troup, R. Troup, W. Evans, NVise, E. Schneirlers, R. Gauze, VV. R. King, J. liawhun, WV. VVoocl- FVUKSCIIY. M- Seghi, H- 1405'- sisle, V. Garner. N MODERIAN STAFF The new annual staff was selected by the faculty and notified of their duties last spring. We went to work as soon as school started. Pictures had to be taken, cut, and mounted. After much work and many convincing arguments we ordered padded covers. This is the fifth annual, but our first one with padded covers. We have enjoyed working together this year on the Moderian and hope that each staff in the years to come may try to keep up the quality that we have strived to obtain in the 1942 Moderian. We appreciate Miss Beck's help and suggestions more than we can tell. CANTONIAN STAFF There's a little of everything in each issue-sports, feature stories, comics, alumni activities, gossip, coming activities and events, yes, its all in the Cantonian. Published monthly, it is, and the journalism students enjoy working together. Miss Kayler, is the new sponsor and with the able assistance of editor Rhea Hawkins, much progress has been made. Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores are rep' resented on the staff. We sincerely hope the staff of next year will have as much pleasure working together as we have had, and wish them success in each and every effort to produce a Cantonian that will be enjoyed as others have been in years gone by. First Row: E. Hockenberry, J. Taylor, R. Saul, D. Rudnick, M. Kiseia, S. Lloyd, N Marcelli, Miss Kayier. Back Row: G. Duncan, M. Barber, H. Miller, B. Evans, W. Miller, R. Hawkins, E. McMillan. lnuxnixl I va lluck Row, 1.1-ft to Right-ll. lflvzins, lNlL'K1-nzic, H, Miller, Mr. Tucek. Svc-onwl liow: A. Sponsellcr, ll. Stokes, Third Row: G. Giaquinta, F. lvlarks 141. I'oling', R. Dennis, li. Stuub. I3. lin-sslcr, H. NVc1scl1, ll. Miller, B. Diebcl, l'. N. Myers, NV. llziy, O. lrlrwin, D. Ream, L. Grabvr. I.. Mikunmlu, Il. Mcldlfresli, R. Lotz, B. Bugcnt, l-fourth Row: li. Tilton, R. Roshong, D. llarncs, H. Kicffcr, J. Tube-llion, G. Rea-sc, li. Marker, C. Yolic, J. Tilton. I-II-Y CLUB To create, maintain and extend through- out the school and community high stand- ards of Christian character . . . is our creed . . . The purpose . . . to help and assist one and all in anyway possible . . . Activities , . , Participation at home-com- ing . . . Initiation for new members . . . f if 'Mrrirf' Splash party , . . State Hi-Y conference at Springfield . . . educational indeed . . . Co-sponsor with Louisville for county Hi-Y dance . . , great fun for all . . . Chapel service for benefit of student body . . . Distributed White Gift baskets at Christ- mas . . . Friendship-Hi-Y dance . . . The boys have been successful in their under- takings and will continue to be successful under the supervision of Mr. Tucek. One of the first events of the year . . . initiation of 14 new members in the school cafeteria . . . Later Red Cross knitting class led by Miss Beck and Miss Hunter . . . dropped stitches, crossed threads . . . oh, dear! . . , Heart sisters and surprises all year . . . Who is my friend? . . . At last meeting the secret's out . . . So you were my sister. I thought it was . . . Meetings with the Friendship Club . . . The club joined the County Girl Reserves Organization . . . Who will be the lucky girls to go to the Girl Reserves Camp this summer? CO PA ION CLUB President -- Margaret Kisela Vice President Ann Schorsten Secretary -- Treasurer - Rack Row: Miss Hunter Chabot, M. Kisela. Third Row: M. Smith, I XVest, L. Graber. Second Row: H. Kintiprh Twmpson I VMQ1 I Nlllbllll H lxicffcr A Mc ai land, XV. Fyffe, G. Iubuhart O Huff A Dippel First Row: N. Roflrifruoz J luck: R logu P Hawdmn .I Mucklq XV Mwst C. Mark, INI. Brill. Back Row F McM1llen D Rudnick X Wise A Irwin R Hawkins, H. Linsenbigler, second Row Miss Ream M Puber J Taylor M Mac Ric V. Schondel, D, Bailey, lust Row D Miller P Qponseller M Xought W Frutschy E. Lloyd, S. Lloyd, F. FRIENDSHIP CLUB Friendship . . . Juniors and Seniors . . . Sponsor Miss Ream , . , initiation QRe- member those buckets girlslj . . . candle- light service . . . Weiner frazzle . . . a chapel program . . . Bull sessions 1 Re- member Wilmaj , . . a talk by Mrs. Zinn . . Christmas baskets . . . carolling . . . a visit by some of the girls to different' discussion groups in Canton . . . A dance at Louisville Cnice looking kids go there, don't they gir1s?J . . . Secret Sisters . . . a last farewell to our President Virginia and other officers . . . Another year of being Gracious in Manner . . . Impartial in Judgment . . . Etc. Your health and education form the foun- dation of your life. Many take care of their health, and many their education, which is established through books. Alladin rubbed his lamp and got what he wished forg you can make your wishes come true through the magic of a book. The library is a store house of knowledge from which you are able to achieve the goal which you are seeking. Begin now developing your character and read books of fiction and non-fiction. There are plenty of books, both old and new on the shelves of the library ready for your use. Miss Rice is the supervisor of this library. LIBRARY STAFF Back Row: K. Miller B Stokes L Wolt J Chabot L Schwindlmg D Brott Taylor, F. Kisela, J Bayer Miss Rice Second Row: L. Brownswoid A McFarland N Ilaskctt I Ll l E W ll M. smith, D, Rudnick M Mac Rae L. Duncan OM ec' W WN First Row: B. Dipple IN Rodriguez N Marcelli B H l D H J. Betz, A. Dipple J Bricker L BIdUCh6I dwell outz A Jones' Top Row: H. VVellmz1n, M. Cranston, IC. Emsley, F. Phillips, B. Kampher, A. Miller, O. Marks, M. Rarlerchuk, A. Sickfoose, W. McE1fresh, F. Kiselu, G. Mclvlillen Miss Rice. Third How: A. Gilbert, H. Brown. P. Harris, D. Thorley, N. Phillips, T. Ferry, M Marker, C. Mercer, 11. Lantz, H. Miller, M. Flngleman, B. Tilton, B. Strobel, Second Row: L. Bailey, S. lllberhart. IC. NVelch, B. Wirernan, M. Staub, R. Sibert, J. Chabot, D. Hykes, D. Shaffer, C. Robinson, M. Bray, N, Heim, N. Yarger. First Row: A. Flory. P. Koehler. I.. Yoder, K. Snider, C. Phillips, M. Wright, C. Sibert, V. Deckerml, F. Loo, Y. Halley, E. Johnson, J, Dayton, N. Horninger, A. Cairns, Y. Henry. GIRL RESERVES OFFICERS President ...... Lorna Jean Yoder Vice President ...... Betty Tilton Sec'y-Treas. .... Miriam Engleman The Girl Reserves is an organization of eighth and ninth grade girls. Their purpose is, To find, and give the best. Their meetings are held every two weeks in the Theater Room after School. They have had small parties and entertainments through- out the year. The biggest event was the Christmas Party, which consisted of a good program, exchange of gifts, and plenty of eats. The Girl Reserves would like to thank Miss Rice, their sponsor who so willingly assisted them throughout the school year. SENIOR CLUB H President ...................... Helen Linsenbigler i Vice President .... ...... D onald McGrew Secretary ..,....... .... P riscilla Stuber Treasurer ............................ Virginia Wise it JUNIOR CLUB President ...,..,.....,................... Betty Tilton Vice President ...... ,.......... L orna Yoder Secretary ............. ...,, G race McMillen Treasurer .... .... J anet Dayton DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club has been rather active during the school year 1941-1942. The Club sponsored the sale of Coca-Cola in order to provide funds, At Christmas time the club cooperated with the Music Department in pre- senting a production entitled A Lost Carol. This production was presented before the Promoters Club and also the student body. The annual club play entitled Wild Ginger was presented on February 21. This was given to a very appreciative, but not lage audience, The Dramatic Club assists in various programs during the year, such as, Armis- tice Day, Thanksgiving, Easter, Programs. One of the unique contributions of the 1941-1942 club was the production written and produced by Helen Linsenbigler. She was assisted by members of the club and the production was a total student production. One half of the proceeds was given to the Red Cross. A Junior Dramatic Club was organized in order to provide for Seventh, Eighth, and Ninth graders. This group is in its infancy yet, but as time goes on it is ex- pected to develop into a beneficial group. Both Clubs are given the benefit of Mr. Fl0hr's able assistance. Back Row: C. McKenzie, G. Mattevie, D. McGrew, W. Deibel, NV. Kessler, E. Polinp' - ' ' ' . M' Fl h. C. Oyel, lu. bchneiders, 1. o r Third Row: M. MacRae, D. Starkey, D. Poling, J. Taylor, D. Rudnick, V. Thewes B. Reisling, E. McMillen, P. Mason, Y. VVisc, H. Linsenbigler. Second Row: M. Barber, C. Helnbuch, I-I. Emsley, R. Wellman, WV. Yohe, B. Motz, A Gogerty, P. Marcelli, H. Mikunda, G. McMillen, P. Stuber. Front Row: N. Rodriquez, A. lflberhart, D. Youtz, G. Duncan, M. SC2'-Thi, S. Lloyd, B Tilton, VV. West, B. Hayden, E. Lloyd, N. Plaskett, A. Dippel, L. Yoder. Buck Row, left to riglit-fA. Sponsellcr, XV. Huy, J. Foltz, N. Myers, R, MCE1fwSh, Mr. Pcnsyl. Second Row: VV. VVoo1lsi1le, R. Roshong, E. Phillips, G. Giaquinta, J. Taylor, B. Bagent, D. Smith. First Row: V. Garner, F. Xvright, IC. Tilton, R. Ebersole, XV. Troup, M. Staub, NV. Charton. CAMERA CLUB The camera club breaks all records this year by its fine quality -salon work. During the year, the show case in the main lobby has been kept well filled with exhibition prints. The dark-room has been attractively redecorated by the members during their free periods. Noon movies were sponsored as usual. The most outstanding thing con- cerning the club this year is the manner in which the members have been expressing their originality and initiative in the scien- tific and artistic making of fine pictures. The club is under the direction of Mr. Pensyl who is an experienced pictorial photographer. STOP! LOOK!! LISTEN!!! These are three words backed up by the C. T. Junior Police. The 1941 and 42 squad under the capable leadership of Mr. Ferguson and supervis- ion of the Stark County Sheriff Patrol, has done a commendable piece of work in per- forming its duty. The purpose of this organization is to assist bus drivers to and from school, to patrol the halls, and to aid motorists in parking their cars at special occasions. With everyone willing to cooperate, the Junior Police will make this community a better and safer place in which to live. Back Row I oft to Right-Mr. Ferguson, J. Tripp, D. Grubbs, D. McCIew W ketteunf., D Smith I fliffith, L. Fcrren. S1 cond Row S Mason, L. Doorschuk, W. Woodside, W. Cairns, V. C'l.l'llIl0I I' Robin First Row B Dlpplc, W. Rohrer, R. Jiminez, E. Brastoff, D. Byers L Braucher N Liauchu D Dazcy. 'Qin if-k Row: XV. Tlzirth, 1-I. Drustoff, R. McDonald, D. Joseph, L. Stillon, L. Rosingr, R. Uyi-I'. 'ont Row: ll. f'I'Ik4'l', II. Iiuntz, D. Thorley, F. Phillips, M. Cranston, D, Knight, A. Gilbvrt, U. Fields. n OFFICERS HOBBY CLUB President ........ Reid McDonald Vice President .... Donald Joseph Sec'y.- Treas. .... Florence Phillips The purpose of our club is to cultivate hobbies and to develop our talent in any way possible. We have, we think, had a very successful year. Our club is becoming a going organization and in a few more seasons may be the largest club in the school. We wish to thank Mr. Allen and Mrs. Slusser, our sponsors, for their time and help with our hobbies. Cheers! Cheers! Cheers! That's the spirit our Booster Club had this year. It has been lots of fun going to the games, cheering for the team whom we knew would do their best. Our club had monthly meetings. The membership was 100. One of the cheer- leaders, Betty Markle, will be lost next year through graduation. The Booster elubers give their sincere thanks to Mr. McLaughlin for his patience and coopera- tion with the club. BOOSTER CL OFFICERS President .....s,..... Bill Bagent Vice President ..... Bobbie Evans Sec'y.-Treas. ...... Deloris Miller Cheerleaders-Betty Hayden, Pat Jefferies, Betty Markle, Milve Seghi, and Betty Tilton. Last Row, Left to Right: Mr. McLaughlin, F. Marzocco, E. Lippert, L. Schwindlimz, VV Melfllfresh, H. Rrechbuhler, A. Sehorsten, E. Thewes, R. Evans, P. llarris, N. Ferry Sixth Row: A. Phillips, M. Sehwindling, R. Idcksmith, D. Houtz, M. Jiminez, W. VW-st B. Stokes, J. Davis, D. Hailey, A. Marks, M. Bowser, M. Raderehak, P. Tanner A. Sickafoose, B. Sibert, C. Floishour. Fifth Row: ll. Charton, M. Hartman, V. Jones, C. Mercer, M. Yaugrht, N. Phillips, I Ferry, M. Hayworth, H. Miller, H. Miller, A. Cairns. Fourth Row: W. Young, VV. Marbott, B. Ley, J. Muekloy, D. Thompson, NV. Ley, D Polinpr, G. Negulisv, E. Mucci, W. Berger, J. Bayer. Third Row: H. VVise, M. Markle, E. Habrun, IG. Myers, D. Miller, P. Phillips, F. Marks A. VVelch, C. Sihort, M. Jeffries, C. Phillips, F. YVri,f:ht. Second 1-tow: G. Ecksmith, J. Xvest, F. Muckley, B. Wilson, C. Leo, M. Brill, L. Yoder 111. Johnson, Y. Deckvrd, P. Koehler, N. Draucher, R. Ilayvr. First Row: B. Markle, B. Tilton, Heid, P. Hoffman, H, Ferry, NV. Troup, P. Jeffries XV. Hayden, R. Barber, M. Dorcmer, B. Hayden, M. Seghi. ' , 1 .1 n1.i Top Row: F. Lewis, V. Wvlse, N. Caley, P. Mason, R. Stallman, B. Brothers, G. Barton, M. E. Miller, B. Woodside, F. Bayer, C. Heinbuch, R. Brumbaugh, E. Heist. Third Row: E. Thewes, N. Plaskett, W. Yohe, B. Reislingg D. Youtz, M. Schoolenberg, R. Troup, D. Starkey, A. Stokes, L. Gogerty, C. Young, B. Brooks, C. Oyer, M. Staub, H. Phillips, B. Kessler, IC. Tinley, VV. NVest, B. Metz, J. Buck, E. Myers, D. Jacobs. Second Row: H. Gauze, G. McMillen, M. Engleman, D. Sheffer, C. Yohe, R. Oyer, V. Henry, L. Yoder, R. Yohe, D. Deckerd, R. Slutz, J. Lawhun, M. Stallman, J. Tripp, VV. Cairns, S. Mason. First Row: A. Irwin, F. Domer, M. Barber, J. Muckley, M. Fetters, H. Kieffer, E. Bowers, A. Gozerty, E. McMillen, H. Mikunda, H. Linsenbialer, D. Thompson, F. Spon- seller H. I-leims, J. Bricker, F. VVright, J. Short, N. Foltz, R. Marker, D. McGrew, V. Thewes. BA President .................... Donald Deckerd Vice President ......,,.....-, Florence Wright Secretary-Treasurer ............. Doris Youtz Historians---Martha Barber, Mary Schoolenberg Quartermaster ............ Arthur Brurnbaugh Managers ...,, Richard Stallman, Ward Cairns Librarian ........ .. .......... Frank Bayer Ass't. Librarian .... Richard Cunningham Drum M.ajorette ........ Helen Lisenbigler Concert Mistress ......,,.. Martha Barber Heads up! Here comes the band perform- ing for football games both at home and ? away. 5 The winter months found the band add- f ing to the enthusiasm of the basketball games, planning a party, and working hard for the half-hour concert at the County Teachers' Institute. Spring brought the contests in solo and ensemble numbers at Jackson Township and at Berea. The organization entered the Band Contest on April 11, at Kent. But the climax of the school year came two weeks later on the evening of the Spring Concert. Attention!!! Forward March . . . That is the call of the Drum Corps as they start out the school year. During football season many periods are spent marching with the band in preparation for their colorful dis- plays. The Drum Corps consists of twenty-one members including twelve drummers, two cymbol players, two scotch drummers, and five twirlers. Their president is Sarah Mae Lloyd. Now comes the festival with its amuse- ments and gayiety, next Armistice Day program calling for long marching, and last the concert which displays the accom- plishments throughout the year. Thus ends a busy season of activities for the only Drum Corps in Stark County. DRUM CORPS Top Row: Eshrar L. Hllsf H YVIILITVIXI D Pechtol NV Mclwlfu h NI Pull D Hskrs Second Row: R. YVike. R hoshong 1 Remse B llffllbml L P1 cnt J Tibellxon R Cairns First Row: P. Mnrcelli L llchtenvmltel M lx scla C habot F 'Xlxe L Llo 1 9 Lloyd, M. Bowsu D Jacobs V gf., ssfmnzlnmll lmamlini G IRLS GLEN FLI' I! First Row L1-ft to Rifrht: F. 1,1-wis, H. Mikumlu, D. Jnvobs, J. 'I':iyl0i', H. Milinr, TC. lim-ke-nb01'l'y, li. Hawkins, J. Davis, M. SVViI'lQ'illll't, il. Kiwffvr, P. Maruellx, H. Rf-islimr, M. i:l'l1lNbIlll,EZ'i'l, M. ifl'IIlIJCl'. Qvonnl How, Lf-ft to liiuht: D. Miilvr, VV. Lvy, L. Durnish, II. I.insenbig'lvl', C. Young, D. Svwvll, IC. Duffvy, M. Hurt, ll. Miller. A. Schwye-V, D. Beebe, M. Downin, V. VN'isc. R. f'l'llHlil'Y, B. Loy, D. Gvvwn, A. Stokvs, pianist. BIIXICD CHOIR Top How: F. Lvwis, Il. Hawkins, 141. Polinfr, D. NiL'4iI'f'VV, D. Dvckarrl, NV. Evzins, D Rvzmi, V. M:1I'm-lli, V. ii!lI'I'lPl'. Front Row: I. llurnish, P. Young, J. 'l':1yIor, IC. llocks-nbvrry, V. VVisc, H. Linsonbiglm J. Davis, M. Br'umb:1u1.:li, A. Stink:-s, pianist. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB --- MIXED CHORUS ORCHESTRA This has been a busy year for the members of the glee club and choir, directed hy Miss Weaver. Une Monday a month these groups furnished special music for the chapel service. Then twice during the month of December they presented The Lost Carol. On the twenty-seventh of March the vocal groups of the high school, aided by the grade schools, presented their annual concert. The theme for the evening was i'America Marches on in Song. This patriotic program reached its climax when the group sang Ballad for Americans. The orchestra too has had a varied program. Throughout the year members of this organization have played for school assemblies and other programs throughout the township. Their director is Mr. Heist. First Row, Left to Right: A. Schoolenbery, B. Ecksmith, D. Bechtel, F, Wright, G Barton, IC. Phillips, F. Bayer, B. Hi'othe1's, VV. Cairns, J. Tripp, D. Sheffer, L Yoder, R. Yohrf. Second Row. Left to Right: P. Marcelli, D. Roryor, M. Schoolenbcry, J. Gilmore, K Snider, D. Filliez, J. Bayer. M R. HHIST, Director -- BETTY TILTON, Pianist w:m rrwr 2ur dv arm' Wfvigfwf ' if Back Row: D. Byers, H. Snyder, B. Strasser, R. Rowlee, J. Foltz, F. Liotti, C. Fetters, J. Cranston, B. Battista, P. Overly, B. Thompson. Second Row: Coach Ash, L. Oster, R. Saul, R. Troup, J. Brittsan, J. Mucci, R. Lotz, B. Manley, E. Polinz, E. Tilton, B. VVelsch, Coach Tucek. First Row: D. Tilton, H. Stokes, R. Hayden, R. Oster, D. Ream, R. Staub, R. Dennis, D. Himes, H. Miller, L. Mikunfla, F. Marks. Managers: R. MCE1fresh, NV. Hay, O. Erwin, D. Bechtel. FOOTBALL SCORES Canton Township ............... 6 Navarre .,... Canton Township --. ...........-. 13 North Canton Canton Township ............... 33 Malvern .s.. Canton Township ............... 0 Jackson ..... Canton Township ............... 0 Brewster .... Canton Township --, ............. 13 East Canton - Canton Township ............... 0 Louisville --- Canton Township ...t... 20 Greentown -- The largest football squad. in the history of Canton Township started drills early this September under the leadership of their new head Coach Charles Ash and Assistant Coach Tucek. The boys finished the year with a .500 average. -02' ef, Magi .www mswvvlzw magma ' www ,w X1 ,f ' 'WV 'H '5 s 'Z ws iw ,: 7 ' -4 'es H' N M. K ' x ,fax rf N , 'ff PPERCLASS LETTERMEN W f ff f7T fiwfifk H WTS 1 x.f .J ANYON 6 , , ' ,Q-:X - C6 H X s A , dy be g 0 - A : 41 5'?'f ' .fp xv' 9 ww, 2 ff, 113300, w, Y H i fl ' xg my 1 . F X3 ' S 'iv my A 4 A 3 M 5 X f , , . C Q - .1v, , Q V SW 1' X: .- . 2 , , H, ., N is W Y X gk S x F .- E ,r m L A W 5j sy am ggnxmaasm .- ' x x 1 ,.. W 9, 'ffgg L 5 W g ig? 5 , E' n 0 ,m ig f 3 5 , F f 7 R . ,f i 1 g w 2 ' E E Q , 'St EMZE1 Q' S' 1:4 f 5, . fa gw f Q 12 Q' ' 1 5 if ic' ' M - It . v I 4 , 5 X 'w Buck Row: Coach Ash, R. Lotz, C. Fvttors, J. Cranston, R. Qehnio D Dtlemor Front Row: M. StL'1J2ll lOVl4ll, IZ. Battistzn, F. 1l:1i'1'is, D. Cox, R lliitn n Managers: XV. Albaugh, J. Marker. RESERVE BASKETBALL The Reserve team hoasts that it heat at least once every tc1m vthith it met th s year. When the season closed, the hoys had won nineteen games and lost only one The one and only loss was a hearthreaker, for when the gun ment off tht Wildtits were trailing Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton hy a single point. Township ....... --- Township ,,- - .... ---. Township --- Township U- Township Township Township -,,- Township --- Township --- Township .... Township Township Township Township -,- Township .... Township Township Township Township -,- Township --- Hi-Y ,,.. Navarre --- Hartville .-.. Greentown -- East Canton , Canal Fulton Jackson W--- Middlebranch North Canton Waynesburg - Uniontown E, East Sparta - Beach City E- Brewster D..- Marlboro -, Louisville -,- Lincoln o-... Springfield -- Minerva ,o.. North Canton Back Row: Coach Ash, R. Strasser, XV. Troup, P. Overly, H. Snyder, D. Weaver, A. Lanzer, R. Eversole, J. Marker, Mgr. First Row: R. Yohc, J. Cranston, B. Battista, C. Fettcrs, R. Brenner, D. Roshong. Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Township Township Township Township Township Ttownshi p Township Township FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCORES 34 St. John 24 47 Fairmount 28 44 HifY 24 34 Jackson ..... .... 2 4 TOURNAMENT 41 Stow ............................. ....... 2 2 16 Massillon Longfellow 15 23 Akron South 32 28 Massillon E. A. jones 30 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Canton Township ..., ........ 9 Genoa -n,.,--,-.,-,..,. ,--- 1 - 11 Canton Township T-- --- 19 Hartville ,,....,.,,-,.,,.,- ,Vu 17 Canton Township ...h --- 17 Navarre .7..A-,,-,.. , .,,. ,,-,-- 28 Canton Township -1 - --- 19 Osnaburg- Township .... - -,- 10 Canton Township -- ........ 23 Richville s.....s.,.,.. ,-- 19 Canton Township -- .... -- 15 Canal Fulton ....., -, U, 18 Canton Township 1, --- 18 Jackson Twp, Q, -1--, --- 19 Canton Township -- -,- --- 31 Edgefield ........ ,,,,,,, 22 Canton Township .,...,,.. --- 16 North Canton ,,.. C-, 6 Canton Township -, -- .... --- 16 Allen ....,..,. - --, 44 Canton Township s,....... --- 17 Waynesburg --- G- 21 Canton Township -- , .... --- 27 Edgefield ..., , 1-1 14 Canton Township -1 -1, -,- 22 Beach City -,- -H , 5 Canton Township ,- ....... --- 22 Brewster .-.. .-,,, 1 - n 4 Canton Township -- , .... --- 15 Marlboro ,-...,. ,,,-..,,, - 1- 13 Canton Township -- --- 23 Louisville H-- .,,, ,-.,-- 1 ,mu 16 Canton Township -, --- 41 Lowell Reformed 1-..,1--,,,1. U- 27 Canton Township -- --- 11 Waynesburg .,..,, ...,. - uh--,H 21 Canton Township -1 - -U 25 Fairmount Children's Home------ 12 Canton Township U ........ 34 Genoa 1, ........,,..-. -----,.-- 1 6 Canton Township -- - ..... 26 Longfellow .1,..,.- --- 22 Canton Township -- ......,... 32 Magnolia .1... - --- 20 Canton Township -W .....,s,... 27 North Canton 0- H- 14 Season: Won-16: Lost 7. Junior High Reserves Junior High Reserves --- , .-.... 3 Waynesburg Reserves --, 1--1-, 7 Junior High Reserves .....,. ,--- 12 Jackson Reserves --..,- --- --N 1 Junior High Reserves --- ....., 14 Marlboro Reserves --- H 3 Tournament Canton Township -, -..- 16 Canal Fulton --- --- 23 Front Row, Left to Right: Albert Thompson, VVayne Marbott, DeXVayne Ray, Bill Hay den, Rolland Westover, Floyd Meers, Thomas Gogerty. Second Row, Left to Right: Mr, Tucek, Bill Barth, Gene Brownsword, Neal Brown sword, Edward Palmer, Maurice Deremer, Richard Reed, Albert Diss. Third Row, Left to Right: Richard Yohe, Robert Barber, Bruce Lawhun, Jack Jollif Paul Fetters, NVendell Young, Milton Parks. Home Back Row, Left to Right: L. Page, L. Oster, D. Hlmes, W. Hay, C. Aman, H. Snyder, R. M- kar F. Liotti B. B tti t . ar e , , a s a Second Row: Coach Ash, F. Long, G. Lanzer, R. McElfresh, D. Deremer, B. Strasser, L. Graber, G. Elliot, VV. Choffin, W. Troup, R. Cairns, D. Berger. Front Row: F. Harris, D. Cox, D. Barnes, J. Tilton, M. Deremer, F. Marks, G. Jiminez, L. Mikunda., R. Hayt en, R. Lotz, S. Evanich, R. Schario. ON THE DIAMOND When the Moderian went to press only one game of the schedule had been played. Since the members of the staff have lost the crystal ball and therefore are unable to foretell the future, they must do the next best thing-print the schedule. It's up to you, dear reader, to make this baseball story complete. just what were the results? Write them yourself. BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 2+North Canton .................... April 10-Navarre .......... ..... April 13-Waynesburg April 14-Louisville ....... ..... April 28 1 v A ' ' f W. NKINWKY 'if-WN. fi i!'7kY?fR:ZC'2C17l5 iL.4.S.'LW'5l' 'l A Nw 15 Vw .ivbhdtlslbw MKMQ N,LQw1A,mw April 17-Hartville ..... April 17-Minerva ..... April 21-jackson ....... ..... April 24-Minerva ..... Brewster ........ ...... May 1--North Canton May SH-Waynesburg . May 8-Hartville ......... ...... May 12-Brewster ..... May 19-Louisville ..... ...... May 22-Jackson ...... i Home Home Away Home Home Away Away Home Away Away Away Away Home Home GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL SOPHOMORESa Back Row: B. Miller, E. Thewes, R. Himes, H. Mikunda, V. Kimz. Front Row: B. Hayden, B. Stokes, H. Miller, M. Brill. FRIGSHM ICN- Ruck Row: B. Tilton, M. Straub, D. Bechtel, M. Cranston, D. Davis, E. Habrun. Front Row: G. Jacoby, A. Neuman, D. Berger, L. Gogerty, N. Bruucher. JUNIORS- Back Row: M. Barber, R. Reisling, V. Thewsrs R. May, J. Chabot, M. Kisela. Front Row: B. Kintigh, E. Lloyd, N. Marcclli, W Yohe. EIGHTH GRADE- Back Row: D. Edwards, M. Haver, A. Cairns, F. Marzocco, J. Gutcher, J. Short, H. Miller. Front Row: B. Edwards, P. Kovhler, N. Rominger, M. Bray, E. Johnson, M. W'right. GIRLS' SPORTS Since there is no county athletic organization for the girls similar to the organization for the boys, the girls under the supervision of Miss Ream have developed intramural competition in volleyball and baseball, Gthers enjoy tennis and various kinds of indoor games. by 1' 1 1' MT' If X 1' L st I s .. t Xiu . :.:::355,, ,X ,L ' fs- . ,sm - N -, .- - '- U MM Y - , sfsisirss -.,,.-v i 1 sat. ral mw Il THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1942 We, the Senior Class of 1942, being sound in mind and body, hereby bequeath to the various members of the oncoming classes of 1942. all that we possess to be distributed to its individual members as follows: ALBERT AMAN-his intelligent answers in Democracy to Gene Rauschenbach. BILL BAGENT-fhis old jeep to his little brother, Bud. DORIS BAILEY-'her peaches and cream complexion to June Chabot. DAVID BARNES-his way with the women to Don Cox. BOB BARNES+his dark complexion and winning smile to Pat Jeffries. WAYNE BARNES-his great physique to Ivlaurice Deremer. JESSIE BAYERW-her figure to Madeline Markle. DONALD BERGERfhis idea of playing tough man to Bill Kessler. MRJORY BOWSER+her ability to blush to Alma Gogerty. ELIZAGETH BROTT---her quick temper to Audrey Dipple. WILLIAM CASEYfhis ability to make friends quickly to Walter Eckinger. RUTH CRUMLEY, RUTH EVERSOLE, MABLE HART, RITA SHANE, MAR' GARET STALLMAN, BETTY STOKES, ELLA WOIT, MARJORIE KEIVIPER, and WILMA FRUTSCHY won't will their diamonds to anyone. DON DECKERD-his ability to swing out on the trumpet to Butch Yohe. BILL DEIBELfhis good looks to Bob Dennis. CARL DOERSCHUK-his rosy cheeks to Tommy Barto. EILEEN DUFFYeher humorous remarks in shorthand class to Betty Reisling. FRANK EDWARDS-his height to Jack Cranston. GORDON ELLIOTT-'his big husky bass voice to Lee Miller. ORMAND ERWIN-fhis lazy farmer walk to Harvey Stokes. STEVE EVANICH--his ability to argue with Mr. Kinney in history class to Lou Mikunda. DORIS EVERETT-'her pleasant smile to La Deane Graber. JAMES FOLTZ--A his blue eyes and blond hair to Eugene Poling. VIRGIL GARNER-his corny jokes to Homer Wise. GUIDO GIAQUINTO-his very shy smile to Glen Barton. LESTER GRABER and WILMA FRUTSCHY-their dream of a home in the country to Alice and Eugene Jeffers. RHEA HAWKINS'--her beautiful blond tresses to Virginia Thcwes. WAYNE HAYathose big brown eyes to Bud Evans. RICHARD HAYDEN-his job as class president to the Junior who can best fill the seat of honor. EVELYN HOCKENBERRYffher dainty features to Sara Mae Lloyd. DONALD HOUGH-his love of the fair sex to Frank Bayer. ANN IRWIN and HELEN LINSENBIGLERYW-their close friendship to Corrine Heinbuch and Frances Sponseller. VICTOR JELECHEK-his ability to talk so fast no one can understand him to Del' bert Plaskett. DONALD JOY-his freckles to Eugene Schario, BETTY JANE LEY-her dainty figure and soft voice to Eunice Lloyd. HAROLD KEIFFER--his pipe to Herman Brenner. ROBERT KING--his ability to fall asleep in Democracy class to Reid McDonald. DONALD KLINGAMAN and BILL MANLEY-their way of going around the bush to ask a girl for a date to Bud McElfresh and Bobby Marker. DEAN LANZER-his general knowledge of all subjects in school to Arthur Myers. LOTTIE LICHTENWALTER and ALICE SCHWYERwtheir love to work in the office to Grace Duncan and Margie Henderson. FRED LONG-his beautiful dark red hair and his how about a date , smile to Don Deremer. BETTY MARKLE-flier cheer leading ability to Betty Hayden, Betty Tilton, and Melvi Seghi. EIRPO MARKSmhis friendly manner at all times to Emmet Tilton. GUIDO MATTEVI-his alibi of had to dig potatoes when absent from school to whoever thinks they can get away with it. DONALD MCGREW-his acting ability to Raymond Roshong. PAUL MCKENZIE-his half asleep, half awake look to Lloyd Schneiders. DELOIS MILLERW-her clear blue eyes and cuteness to Wilma Yohe. HOMER MILLER--his want of a nice steady girl friend to Joe Tabellion. WALTER MILLERAhis good grades to Dick Schario. JOHN MUCCI-his regular attendance to james Piatt. EMMA MYERSfher acfobatic ability to Virginia Manielly. NORMAN MYERS+his Donald Duck impersonations to Donald Baer. HELEN NEGULISEfher very pretty eyes to her sister Georgian. RICHARD OSTER and DAVE REAM--their places on the football team to Leo Oster and Don Himes. CALVIN OYER'Hhis job on the farm to Norman Hookway. LAWRENCE PAGE-his heighth to Chuck Fetters. BILL WOODSIDEM his studious manner to joe Marzocco. ROBERTA SAUL-her quiet shy way to Nettie Marcelli. ELIZABETH SCHNEIDERS-her place at the head of the class to Grace Duncan. VIRGINIA SCHONDEL-her innocent smile to Miriam Engleman. MARY SCHOOLENBERG-her curly hair to Sarah Mae Lloyd. LILLIAN SCHWINDLING-her tall well poised figure to her sister. AIOSEPH SHAEEER+his milkman's job to anyonc who thinks they can get up at 3 in the morning. ' 'IACQUELINEI SHORT-her will is out of school. LILLY SMITH--her love of under classmen to Shirley Mason. ATLEE SPONSELLER-his nice disposition to Dick Hartman. ROBERT STAUB+his joy in trying to date someone else's girl to Wayne Choffin. MARY STEPANVITCHf-her neatness and poise to Betty Motz. ARLEEN STOKES-her ability as a pianist to Betty Tilton. FRISCILLA STUBER-her have a good time spirit to Betty Hayden. ,IUN E TAYLORf-her kind manner to Martha Barber. DONNA THOMPSON-her lovely personality to Eileen McMillen. JUNIOR TILTON'-won't will a certain blond to anyone. Namely Eleanor Thewes. RALPH TROUP---his ability to pick an argument from no where to-gosh who would want a will like that. VICTOR WALLACE-his always neat appearance to Robert Engleman. WAYNE WELLMANY-his hobby of dating girls to Carl Yohe. CLADYS VVENDELL-f-her habit of saying nothing at any time to Wilma Fyffe. VIRGINIA WISE'-her will is in the army. FLORENCE VJRIGHT-her brown eyes to Corrine Heinbuch. ROBERT YOUNGT-his half here, half there look to Leonard Shew. MAXINE DOWNIN-her giggle to Dorothy Starkey. To the juniors we will our seats of honor. To the Sophomores a bigger and better prom. To the Freshmen we will the right of 5 skating parties a year. To the oncoming freshies a very bright shade of green. Attenshun! C 0 0 k Electrically l CIW . 77 OHIO POWER CG A N-J' COMPLIMENTS OF 5PdTl6l1'l C7 CWC 1675 . ,nv ii' W' X I , W gn, gm s, :-,-:,pg+f:f:sfw-Aff 3' 1 K IX gangs Q -5: V 5 b . sf 4 F Q S h A , 4 55:5 NEFF-WYLES LOCKER CO. 413-15 - iam sr. N. W. COMPLETE COLD STORAGE LOCKER SERVICE -and-- FOOD MARKET Phone 3 0 8 0 O F. E. Brechbuhler 81 Sons SCALE SERVICE ALL MAKES REPAIRED, TESTED AND INSTALLED WOTRK GUARANTEED Phone 37722 North Industry, Ohio BENSON TYPEWRITER CO. I -A -. M : 'RlU'S No.1 Adding c Rent QP Machines Q ll and New, Rebuilt Repair Holder and Used A 'TFm Typewriters 336- T - ewo d's YPmg Record 338 Fourth St. W. Canton, Ohio Phone 27026 fx W tim .WW mx Q -X Jnfffi by COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF HAM B U RG INN Buy 'Em By The Suck 819 South Market Never Closed Canton, Ohio YODER'S WE AIM TO PLEASE North Industry, Ohio Phone 2-4111 D. SPONSELLERS GROCERY GROCERIES AND MEATS Waco, Ohio Phone 2-6974 CALENDAR September Se-School opens-Not much work-YET! 9- -Why isn't my schedule like hers? 10W-Who caught Miss Evans when she almost fell from a second floor window? 22-Classes met and elected officers. No first period. October 6-Chapel. Rev. Beck was the minister. 8--Assembly on pottery making. No potters in C.T.H.S. so far. I7-First skating party at Land O'Dance. 18-Large absence list. Must be stiff from night before. 24-Teachers went to Cleveland. No school. Why don't they go every day? November 5'-junior play pictures taken. Lloyd Schneiders proposing to Betty Reisling. 6-Seniors stayed in home room for talking. Well, it was fun while it lasted. 7--Played football with Greentown. Of course we won 19f6. IO-Dress rehearsal for junior play. My what we don't know! 11-Armistice Day Program. 14-- An Old Fashioned Mother . Eunice Lloyd at least 60. 20-Thanksgiving-No school-Lots of turkey. 28-Alumni Game-C. T. won. 28-Dense fog-Bus hit-Anna Finley was hurt, but is back now. December 1-Seniors in home room for talking-What again! 2-HifY chapel. We all appreciated it. 3-Special assembly Rip Van WIDJKICII. Why not every day? 7-Japs attacked Pearl Harbor! NEWTON'S SOHIO SERVICE COMPLETE LINE OF SOHIO PRODUCTS BARRY'S MUSIC 220 Second St. N. W. Dial 2-5161 Canton, Ohio Compliments of CLOVER LEAF DAIRY BAR ICE CREAM, LUNCHES, MILK North Industry Road Phone A. L. DECKERD 2f4'5l6 COMPLIMENTS DRIVE oUT TO HDL-GUERNS DAIRY -for- ICE CREAM Luncheons Sz Refreshments 3400 Cleveland Ave. N. W. o F A FRIEND Congratulations . . . Class of 4Z STERN 81 IVIANN GRADUATION GIFTS THAT LAST From Canton's Oldest Reliable Credit jeweler E JEWELRY COMPANY 135 Tuscarawas St. E. 26 Years of Service to Canton and Vicini FY 8-United States declared war on japan. 8--Senior girls telling their soldiers good-bye. 11-United States declared war on Germany and Italy. 12hPlayed basketball with Hartville-Score 44f29 -Why we won. 23-Last day of school this year. Assembly . . . White gifts. . . Seventh and Eighth graders got lost on the gym floor. 24---All good seniors are waiting on Santa Claus. 25-Merry Christmas to everybody. 26-Didn't get up till noon so don't know what happened. .al-Lots of noise and no sleep for tonight. January 1fHurrah! A New Year! No School Yet!! 5-Back to school-Oh, well, I guess we have to. 8-Miss Hunter absent for the first time in years. S-A special assembly . . . Some of our boys got a lesson in conduct from the Indians. 21-EXAMS! It at least changed the schedule of the day. 22---juniors gave play at Robertsville-Couldn't find enough to eat. 23-We learned of the intelligence of the birds. 27-First air raid drill. 30-Miss Grim became Mrs. Slusser. February 2-Friendship Club held chapel. 2-Senior paper sale started. 4- Break of Dawn All student production. Compliments of CHAS. LEHR Sz CO. GROCERIES - FEED HARDWARE 0 Q R 0 Welshimer 81 Rulon A COMPLETE MUSIC SERVICE SINCE l92I .-.QQNN Green's Music Store 124 So. Cleveland Canton, Ohio .- QM . i Wa. J' ,,e.44fe yf ak A up 'ini in ws. 'N' rf ,MH I A is .NP A W Q . .k nv Q f' ,t 'X' dl' , y me ,af 4 N' ' 1 vnu: .f 1 'A' ' A 1: Compliments of GLENN HUFF BUILDING CONTRACTOR O. O. HUFF, R. F. D. 4 MASSILLON, OHIO Phone zosss COMPLIMENTS OF HENRY'S STORE GROCERIES - MEATS North Industry Ohio Compliments of ALICE LIN DIMODD Quality Groceries Fine Meats East Sparta Rd. Phone 37433 Compliments of RAY HECKAMAN Men's Wearing Apparel 431 East Tuscarawas Street, CANTON, OHIO CORONA SPEED MODELS AND ALL OTHER MAKES ++oVY5RHEADD0OR Sold, Rented and Repaired Sold-lnstallecl and Serviced By The XX Overhead Door Co. Stebbins Typewriter C0. Canton, Ohio Dial 35123 331 West Tuscarawas John Tripp Dial 7074 10-Notice the wind? It was the rush to buy annuals. 12-Seniors worked for first time. Typing budgets were due. 17 -Juniors and Seniors heard Dr. E. Stanley Jones at First Christian Church in Canton. Well- all of those who didn't go up town. 21- Wild Ginger Eileen McMillen is wild, but sweet. 23-NO SCHOOL! Good old Washington. 25-Magician and ventriloquist was here. March 3--Blizzard-Sent home at the end of the eighth period. 4-Snow melted-Everyone but Pike Township back to school. PAUL MOLNAR'S MARKET WE BUY AND SELL TOP GRADES OF MEATS East Tusc. Canton 6-The ideal school day. No 3, 6, 7, 8 periods due to show and assembly. 10-Mr. Campbell sang with us and.the National Honor Society installed. 22-One tiny mouse put the girls glee club, feet first in their chairs. 25 -Novelty Trio-Out of school for awhile. 27-Spring musical with a military air. April 16-Athletic banquet. A good time was had by all. 17-Amateur program sponsored by juniors. We really have loads of home talent that we didn't know about. 18-High school and ensemble at Berea. 18-HifY- Friendship dance and splash party. No midnight limit for the girls tonight. 21-Double'header baseball game. Swell day. 24-Last time the seniors have to take 6 weeks tests. May 1- Prairie Rose by seniors Bill Deibel gets his Prairie Rose , Priscilla Stuber. ADELMAN'S AUTO WRECKING 2 District scholarship tests at Kent. Even on Saturday. 9-Spelling finals at C. T. 9-JuniorfSenior Prom. What time did you get mr. Congratulations . . . -from- CANTON TOWNSHIP TRANSIT CO. 24 Baccalaureate at the high school. Not long now. 28-Commencement! The last great event in the school life of the seniors. 29-Alumni Banquet. You should have been there. 29-The very last day of school. See you next year in another MODERIAN. A. C. WITTER GROCERY WAC0 PHONE 23352 ROCHE,and SWARTZ PHOTOGRAPHERS COMMERCIAL - PORTRAIT - FRAMING 1206 Cleveland Ave. N. W. Phone 2-4533 Canton, Ohio + gg E N .Me vhs me mls V255 f3fi5 msi ,, xsirq ilfiw A wax? www W3 ' aww 'mx xiwf 51595 ' 2,3 ww lm maxi 5 wg, irgmamaazm ,WV kgs Q 4 .e , ,.., gig? Q b il 5 5 Av' ' ,g YS mal S , X 1 4, 'Z' s. favs W 1 f, Q, ymw, 0- 'VK 1 ,X Y x f 9 4,6 xr, f ,I 2 E ? 4' in S M WA , ii f ' 'M J 55 :5 , - fwiiigffifl ' , ,a:. K , y, gl Q W- , ffm 4 l f,,,k . A . M' Mr wusxx Q ,, I -'P f-sql 'fx- f ,F RICHIVIAN'S Present UNIVERSITY STYLES COAT SWEATER AND TROUSERS Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 42 S18-50 Canton Laundry and EXTRA TROUSERS . 34.00 Cleanlng Co. 427 North Market 319 Ninth St. S.W. Phone 7188 CANTON OHIO CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 42 SCHUMAN DRUGS BOB BEATTY'S QUALITY GROCERIES Home Owned No. 1-East Tus Cara was and Belden Deluxe Market No. 2-Nav arre Rd. and Dueber s.W. 220 East Tw, Canton, GMO WHEN QUALITY COUNTS Ask For BLACK and WHITE LINSENBIGLERS FINE FQODS CON F ECTION ERY For Sale By Your Independent Grocer The Lehmiller Company ' EXPLOSIVES ' PUMPS ' HARDWARE ' FURNACES ' MINER'S SUPPLIES ' BATHROOM FIXTURES Prices Furnished On Request Phone 36737 North lndustry, Ohio CANTON'S LEADING JEWELERS SINCE 1910 xf 1 sf 7545592 IUKSIB' WIS CANTON, OHIO CONVENIENT TERMS AT NO ADDITIONAL COST JANSON'S BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE DELUXE MARKET East Tuscarawas St. Canton, Ohio 5- ,g i15y,,xL Q --' nur aAs ', , af WX -.,. M X Q A -uf J S5 WH Compliments of HOOKWAY'S DAIRY PASTEURIZED MILK WE DELIVER North Industry, Ohio Compliments of Plaskett Motor Sales Best In Used Cars Lowest Prices and Easiest Terms Tel. 38012 North Industry, Ohio GLOBE DAIRY CO. For Quality Dairy Drive Uut and Try Our Famous Ice Cream East Tuscarawas at Trump Road DIAL 6732 Compliments of UHL'S SERVICE STATION SOHIO GAS Phone 32305 Suburban Bottled GAS Gas Beyond the Gas Mains VIRGIL BURRIS R. F. D. 4 Phone 27271 Canton, Ohio Compliments of North Industry Bakery rHAROLD DOMER, Prop. Phone 38436 Wiseland Ave. North Industry 'C im nw rw '. ww ,, s, bw. Null 'wif' M . www i A mls fs 5 nv in ww ASQ x mnw FETTER'S SERVICE Compliments of STATION Dumont Athletlc Goods GENERAL REPAIRING For the Best in Sports Phone 24511 34 Second St S. E Amoco GAS AND on C t Oh PHONE 23225 North Industry, Oh COIVIPLIMENTS OF The Preston Clay Company North Industry, Ohio DEPENDABLE SERVICE 1 1 1 3 I 1 l 1 Congratulations Class Of -42 F. W. 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