Dalton High School - Luanna Yearbook (Dalton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

% � i •.V - 4 .’ . i‘i-: 4 � =• f K . 0 . . .-s • 1 Page Senior Guts, Activities, Features, Underclassmen, Officers - - - - - Choirs, Bands, Orchestras, Contestants, Majorettes, Cheerleaders - - - - 23 Coaching Staff, Football, Basketball 37 Classrooms, Clubs, Service Organizations, Dramatics, and other Informals - - - - - 47 Administration, Faculty, Elementary 63 Advertising 75 - 2 - dedication with slncereat appreciation for the help and encourage¬ ment he has given us throughoiit our Thespian undertakings, for the faith he has had in our dramatic abilities,and for the trophies he has helped us to place in our trophy case, we, the class of , in grateful acknowledgement of his achievements,do dedicate pnls year ' s edition of the LUANNA to the director of our Speech Department, Mr. John J, Jogan. - 3 - BOWK a am u TYPISTS Marcella Nussbaum, Margaret Moser, Barbara Moser; Artist, Ronnie Gardner ADVERTISING Margaret Hofstetter, Nell Amstutz, Judy Horst, Harley Gerber, Jerry Berg. EDITOR Gloria Domer - 4 - staff - 3 - PEATURE EDITORS Dick Simpson, Ron Blosser, Rod Hostetler, Bill McCullough FEATURE WRITERS Shirley Archer, Catherine Good Marjorie Hasseman BUSINESS MANAGERS Chairman - Elaine Kerstetter, Sylvia Slabach, Bonnie Nussbaum, Marcella Gerber, Gary Close, Charles Chaboude, Daniel Gerber. ASSISTANT EDITOR Barbara Lehman 1413 3 Campbell has been In the employment of the Dalton Local Board of Education for the past ten years. She haS ' been an outstanding English and Latin teacher. ‘ ' any of her stu¬ dents have achieved success and prominence by rating high in the Ohio Scholarship tests. Her latest achievement has been the success of her Latin pupils in the Tri-State Latin Con¬ test held at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Miss Campbell has also served as our school librarian during these years. The library has grown to be one of the largest and best and most used of our local high school li¬ braries. Her work in this department has been one of the factors that helped Dalton Local Schools to achieve an excel¬ lent rating onthe recent examination by the State Department of Education. Many of the students will look back to her kindness and sympathy in the classroom. The faculty as well as the stu¬ dents will miss her friendly smile and ever pleas ant attitude Inthe times of stress and trouble. We wish for her continued success and happiness in the coming years of her retirement after the completion of thirty years inthe teaching profess¬ ion. - 6 - IIIMWIMIJ.ILIL. RODNEY HOSTETLER - Rod” Basketball 3 k Football 4 .; Track 3 4j Basketball Manager 2; Football Manager 2, 3; Latin Club 1,2; Latin Club Officer 2; Play Cast 3 4 j One-Act Play 4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4j Mixed Choir 3A; Boys ' Cho¬ rus 1,2; Luanna Staff 4; Barker Staff 4? Student Coimcll 2; Student Co incil Offi¬ cer 4 j Scholarship Team 1,2. JERRY BERG - Jer Football 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4;Hay Cast 3� 4; One-Act Play 4; Mixed Choir 1,2,3,4; Boys ' Chorus 1,2,3; Class Officer 4 FFA Officer 3 4; Luanna Staff 4; Parliamen¬ tary Procedure 3 4; Dairy Judging Team 3 , 14 ; Corn Judging Team 3,4; Live¬ stock Judging Team 3,4 PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT. • seniors BARBARA MOSER - Barb Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 4; Latin Club 1,2; Play Cast 4; Concert Band 1,2, 3,4; Girls ' Band 1,2, 3,4; MixedChoir 2,3, 4;Quintette 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2,4; Luanna Staff 4; Bar¬ ker Staff 4; Office Assistant 4 BONNIE NUSSBAUM - Bo-Bo Reserve Basketball Cheerleader 4; FHA 1,2,4; FHAOfficer 4; Class Officer 4; Stu¬ dent Council Officer 4; Hay Cast 3,4; Dec¬ lamation 3; One-Act Play 2; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1, 2,3,4; Girls ' Band 1, 2,3,4; MixedChoir 2, 3,4; Quintette 1,2,3, 4; Student Council 1; Luanna Staff 4; Bar¬ ker Staff 4 SECRETARY TREASURER JOHN LEHMAN - John F. Football 2,3,4; FFA 1,2; Play Cast 4;Con¬ cert Band 1,2; Mixed Choir 1,2,3,4;Class Officer 3,i4- NEIL AMSTUTZ - Toad Manager 1,3,4; Play Cast 3,4; One-Act Play 3; Mixed Choir 1,2,3,4; Boys ' Chorus 1,2,3; Luanna Staff 4 SERGEANT AT ARMS SHIRLEY ARCHER - Arch Attended Norwayne High School 1; Girls ' Chorus 2; Play Production Staff 3� 45 Li¬ anna Staff 45 Barker Staff 4; Office As¬ sistant 4; Girls ' Band 4. RALPH BASINGER - Ralphle Play Cast 3;Hay Production Staff 4;Con¬ cert Band 1,2,3,45 Mixed Choir 4; Barker Staff 4. o£ RUTH ANN BIXLER - Ruthie At tendedQrrvllleHigh School 1,2; ETA 3,45 Play Cast 35 PlayPro- ductionStaff 45 T ' S-xed Choir 3,4 BONNIE BLACKSTEN - Bib FHAl, 2,3,45 Play Cast 3,45 Play Production Staff 35 Mixed Choir 3,45 Barker Staff RONALD BLOSSER - Bios Basketball 1,2,35 Football 1,2,3,45 Bas¬ ketball Manager 4; Play Cast 3,45 Class Officer 2; Luanna Staff 4 LARRY BUCHWALTER - Bud Basketball 1; Track 45 FFA 1,2,3,45 Play Cast 3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3; MixedCholr 1,2,3,4; FFA Officer 45 Boys ' Chorus 1,2, 3; Parliamentary Procedure 2,3,45 Soil Judging 3;General Livestock Judging Team 3; Corn Judging Team 35 Dairy Judging Team 45 Soil Judging Team 4 - 9 - CONNIE CANTRELL - Connie Attended Washington High School 2,3;Play Production Staff 4 CHARLES CHABOUDE - Chuck Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 3; LatinClub 1,2; Play Cast 4; Mixed Choir 4. GARY CLOSE - Ciosie Football 3 4; Track 4; I ' te-nager 1,2,3; Play Cast 3,4; Mixed Choir 3,4; Luanna Staff 4 DAREL DANNER - Tow-Head Play Cast 4 GLORIA DOMER - Toot Latin Club 1,2; Play Cast 3 4; Declama¬ tion 3; Concert Band 1; Girls ' Band 4; Mixed Choir 1,2,3� 4; Quintette 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1; Luanna Staff 4; Barker Staff 1,2,3,4; Office Assistant 3,4;Home¬ coming Attendant 1,3 RONALD GARDNER - Ronnie FTA 3 4; Declamation 1,2,3; One-Act Play 3; Mixed Choir 1,2,3,4; Boys ' Chorus 1, 2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Luanna Staff 4; Barker Staff 4 - 10 - DANIEL GERBER - Danny” ETA 3,1;; Latin Club 1,2; Mixed Choir 1;; Luanna Staff 1;. HARLEY GERBER - Harley Baseball 2,3,4; Football 4; Track 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3; FFA Officer 3; Play Cast 3 , 4 ; Parliamentary Procedure 3� MARCELLA GERBER - Shorty FHA 1,2,3, 4; PHA Of¬ ficer 3 4 ; Play Pro¬ duction Staff 4;Con¬ cert Band 1, 2, 3; Girls ' Band 1,2,3; Mixed Choir 4;Girls ' Chorus 1,2; Barker Staff 1; luanna Staff 4 . CATHERINE GOOD - Katey PTA 4; Play Production Staff 4;luanna Staff 4 ; Barker Staff 4 ; Librarian 1,2,3,4; Girls ' Chorus 1,2; OfflceAssistant 3 4 - MARVIN GOOD - Marv PTA 4; Mixed Choir 1,4; Boys ' Chorus 1. MARJORIE HASSEMAN - Marge FHA 1,2,3 4; Play Cast 4; Concert Band 1, 2,3,4; Girls ' Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Choir 2,4; Girls ' Chorus 1,2; Luanna Staff 4; Barker Staff 2,4« - 11 - MARGARET HOFSTETTER - Margie Reserve Basketball Cheerleader l .; Foot¬ ball Cheerleader 3tki I HA 1,2,3� 4� Officer 3; Play Cast 3,4; Mixed Choir 1, 2,3,4; Luanna Staff 4; Barker Staff 4 JUDY HORST - Jude FHA 1 , 2 , 3 , 4; FHA Officer 3 ; Play Cast 4; Play Production Staff 3,4; MlxedCholr 4; Girls ' Band 1 , 2 , 3,4; Luanna Staff 4; Bar¬ ker Staff 4; Student Council 3« ELAINE KERSTETTER - Lainie Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 3; Latin Club 1 , 2 ; Latin Club Officer 2 ; Play Cast 3,4; One-Act Play 4; Concert nd 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Orchestra 1 , 2 , 3 � 4 ; Mixed Choir 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Girls ' Band 1 ; Ma¬ jorette 2 , 3 ; Drum Majorette 4 ; Quin¬ tette 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Luan— na Staff 4 ; Barker Staff 4 ; Student Coun¬ cil 2 , 4 ; Office As¬ sistant 4 RONALD KICK - Kicky FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Of¬ ficer 4; Play Pro¬ duction Staff 3,4; Parliamentary Pro¬ cedure 3 4; Corn Judg¬ ing Team 3; General Livestock JudgingTeam 3,4 PATRICIA KILLIAN - Pat FHA 1,2,3.4; Play Cast 3 4; Girls ' Chorus 1,2; Mixed Choir 2,3� 4; Girls ' Band 2,4« BARBARA LEHMAN - Barb FTA 3,4; FTA Officer 4; Latin Club 1,2; Class Officer 3; Play Cast 3 4; One-Act Play 4; Poetry Reading 3; Mixed Choir 2, 3,4; Girls ' Chorus 1,2; Girls ' Band 3,4; Luanna Staff 4; Barker Staff 4; Student Council 4 - 12 - ! JOHN PAUL LEHMAN - Johnny Mixed Choir 1,2,14.; Barker Staff I 4 .. PAUL LEHMANN - Bing-Blng Baseball 1; Basketball 1 , 2 , 14 ; Football 1, I 4 ; Track 1,2,14; Play Cast 3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; MlxedCholr 1,2,3,4; Boys ' Chorus 1,2,3; Luanna Staff 4. WILLIAM McCullough - Bill Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Base¬ ball 1,2,3,4; Foot¬ ball 1,2,3,4; Co- Captain PootballTeam I 4 ; LatinClub 2; Lat¬ in Club Officer 2; Class Officer 1,3; Student Council 1,3 I 4 ; Student Council Officer3,4;Play Cast 3 , 14 ; One-Act Play 3; Extemporaneous Speak¬ ing 3; Prince of Peace 3; MixedChoir 4;Bar¬ ker Staff 4; Luanna Staff 4 . MARGARET MOSER - Margie FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Of¬ ficer 4; FTA 4; Play Cast 3 , 14 ; Declamation 3 , 14 ; MlxedCholr 2,3, 14 ; Girls ' Chorus 1,2; Student Council 1; Librarian 4; Typing I Team 3 ;Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Luanna Staff 4; Barker Staff 4. RAY NORR - Ray Attended Geneva High School, Indiana 1,2, 3; Play Production Staff I 4 . EILEEN NUSSBAUM - Eileen FHA 1,2,3,4; Play Cast 3; Girls ' Chorus 1,2; Mixed Choir 4; Barker Staff h. -13- wunmmmasBsmKi MARCELLA NUSSBAUr4 - Marcella Attended Lake Center Christian Day School l; ' AttendedSonnenbergChrl3tlan Day School 2; FTA 4; Play Production Staff [(.; Luanna Staff Barker Staff 4; Officeassistant MYRON NUSSbAUM - MiKe Football 2,4; Play Cast 3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Choir 1,2,3,4; Boys ' Cho¬ rus 1,2,3; Class Officer 1. RICHARD SIMPSON - Dick Baseball2; Basketball 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Play Cast 3� 4; Concert Band 1, 2,3,4;Orchestra 1,2, 3,4; MlxedChoir 1,2, 3,4; Boys ' Chorus 1, 2,3; Trumpet Trio 4; Class Officer 2; Lu¬ anna Staff 4« SYLVIA SLABACH - Sylvie Reserve Basketball Cheerleader 3,4; FBA 4;FHA0fflcer 4; la,sa Officer 2,3; PlayCast 3,4; Concert Band 1, 2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Girls ' Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Choir 1,2,3,4; Quintette 1,2,3,4; Trumpet Trio 4; Bu- anna Staff 4; Barker Staff 4. NORMAN SLABAUGH - Norm Play Cast 3; Mixed Choir 1,2,3,4 WALTER SPRUNGER - Fritz Basketball 2; Latin Club 1,2; Play Cast 4; One-ActPlay 3,4;Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2, ,k; Mixed Choir 1,2,3,4; Boys ' Chorus 1,2,3; Class Officer 2,3; Latin Club Officer 1,2; student Co-uncll i;. - 14 - GARY STEINER - Gary Basketball 1,2,3; Play Cast 4. MAYNARD YODER - Henry Baseball 4; Basketball 4; Play Cast 3; Play Production Staff 4 calendar SEPTEMBER 3 Teachers ' Orientation Meeting—Anticipation- Hope, Faith, Charity 4 First day of school 7 Football preview with Rlttman as host 10 Wayne County Fair Day—holiday for all 20 First football game at Waynedale - defeat 27 Football game at Smithvllle - victory ! OCTOBER 5 Hartvllle there - we tried 2 11 Doylestown there - another chance next year 1 21 Mlllersburg here - the flu bug ' s fault 24 Shreve here - Parents night anda great game 1 30 Girls ' Band marches in Massillon for Halloween parade NOVEMBER 1 Homecoming game with Rittman - SylviaSlabach reigning as queen 8 Norwayne there - tough break] 11 Girls ' Band plays at Apple Creek 14 Seniors served the Equity Banquet. More mon¬ ey in the treasury 1 22 Strasburg there - opening game - not enough points 1 23 Seniors present Cyrano de Bergerac 25 FHA is host for Bi-County Rally 27 School dismisses for Thanksgiving 29 Orrvllle there - tight game DECEMBER 3 Northwest here - lost 6 - Shreve here - again a loss 10 Smithville there - were victorious 2 13 Waynedale here - unfortunate 16 FHA entertains children from Wayne County Home 20 Seniors receive their plct ires and school is adjoiorned till the new year JANUARY 3 We bow to Klllbuck 6 Routine starts again 2 7 Doylestown there - another defeat 10 Northwestern here - no success 10 Nine Seniors take the scholarship test at Wooster 14 Norwayne there - another loss to chalk up 17 Shreve there - a heartbreaker 24 Smithvllle here - loss 28 Waynedale there - what a game 2 30 Our debaters go to Wooster College 31 Rittman there - can ' t win everytime2 FEBRUARY 4 Klllbuck there - close game 7 Doylestown here - again it ' s close 8 County declamation - Shreve 11 Northwestern there - a loss 13 Dalton High School on the air 13 Girl ' s Band Banquet at the Methodist Church 14 Norwayne here - we finish right 2 15 Wayne County Music Contest at Waynedale 20 Wayne County Tournament starts - hopes are high 2 Good boys 2 2 22 Tourney Finals - another trophy 28 Roman Banquet - Fellcltla 2 MARCH 4 Home Ec. girls go to Flower Show 6 Donkey Basketball game 8 Solo fi: Ensemble contest at Kent 11 Poetry reading contest at Norwayne 21 Band concert 22 Chorus Band go to Akron University Contest 25 One act play at Smithvllle 28 Athletic Banquet--thanks to all 2 APRIL 4 Good Friday - no school 12 State solo and ensemble contest atYoungstown 26 State band and chorus contest at Ashland MAY 2 Jr. Class Play 9 Wayne County Musical 11 Vesper Service 16 Junior Senior Banquet 19 Senior Trip 23 Baccalaiireate 27 High School CoiTimencement 28 Last Day of School 2 -13- One day inSepteinber, 19Sh� group of fifty-four venturesome individuals prepared to enter the New World called High School. We had received our charters from our Junior High government leaders , after eight years of workand a great deal of study. After sailing for three months, our ship docked at the New World port and we clamored ashore eager to begin our adventures. We followed the foot- beaten paths of earlier settlers in the wilderness of high white trees and low green shrubs that much resembled flat walls. We saw many narrow entrance ways into small settlements and climbed steep step cliffs. Finally, we came to a small unoccupied clearing where we decided to unpack and set up a temporary settlement. There were three other set¬ tlements near by,and a tribe of Indians whose tribal name was Teachers. Two of these friendly Indians came to our settlement to advise and help us to get started. They were Mr. Gonter and Miss Seager. We decidedto set up a small government in our set¬ tlement and elected the following officials: Pres¬ ident, Bill McCullough; Vice-President, Marilyn Graber; Secretary, Gloria Domer; Treasurer, Myron Nussbaum. We also sent three representatives to the Student Council of the New World. They were: Margaret Moser, Bonnie Nussbaum, andRonald Gardner. On October 22, a group of settlers, called Sen¬ iors, gave a big party for us which they called initiation. After this, we felt more like the other settlers. On May 17, we had a rollerskating party. Some of our parents went along to drive the covered wagons. By this time, we knew pretty well what we were seeking in this New World and we realized we would have to explore farther into the strange land. So, we packed our covered wagons and painted the sign Diploma or Bust on the side of the wagon. We stopped, after traveling for another three months at a new clearing and set up o ar government which consisted of President,Ron Blo3ser;Vice President, Fritz Sprunger; Secretary, Sylvia Slabach; Treas¬ urer, Barbara Moser; and Sgt.-at-Arms, Dick Simp¬ son. Our Representatives to the Student Council were Bill McCullough, Rodney Hostetler, and Elaine Kerstetter. The Indians standing guard over our settlement were Miss Campbell and Mr. McFarren. We were now better acquainted and not nearly so bashful as we had been as we ventured to the trad¬ ing post to order our class rings. Of course, we had to keep moving in order to reach our goal, so we gathered our belongings and left to seek other adventures. In the fall of 1956, we stopped again and were met by two of our Indian friends; namely, Mrs. Shankleton and Mr. Gonter. First, we established our little government which consisted of Fritz Sprunger as President; Bill McCullough as Vice Pres¬ ident; Sylvia Slabach as Secretary; Barbara Lehman as Treasurer; and John F. Lehman as Sgt.-at-Arms. Our Student Council Representatives were Ronald Gardner, Judy Horst, and Dick Simpson. history This year, we again went to the trading post and when we returned we were wearing our new class rings. We sawthat we would soon need more money in our treasury so we sold stationery with the picture of our log cabin on it. We also servedthe R iralYouth ' Banquet which helped us a little. On May 3� to provide some entertainment, we presented our class play Our Town. The theme Moonglow was used for the Banquet which we gave for the seniors who would soon be leaving us. Following these activities, we again packed our covered wagons for travel. We repainted our slogan Diploma or Bust and by the time we were ready to found our last settlement there were only forty- four members in our group. Some had chosen to ex¬ plore new paths and others had busted. We were pleased to find Miss Santschl and Mr. Howey to greet us this time and to have them as ad¬ visers. Forthls perlodof activity, our government consisted of Rodney Hostetler as President; Jerry Berg asVlce President; Barbara Moser as Secretary; Bonnie Nussbaum as Treasurer; and John F. Lehman as Sgt.-at-Arms. This year, we had officers in the Student Council as well as representatives. The officers were Bill McCullough, President; Bonnie Nussbaum,Secretary; Fritz Sprunger, Treasurer; and Rod Hostetler, Sgt.-at-Arms. Our Representatives were Barbara Lehman, Elaine Kerstetter, and Dick Simpson. One day, we climbed on our horses and went to several near-by trading posts to sell advertising for the football programs. Another time, we went to see Mr. Davis at his trading post to have our senior pictures taken. On November ll;., we served the Equity Banquet. The following week we were busy getting ready for the dress rehearsal and presentation of our class play, Cyrano de Bergerac. In January, we saddled our horses and went to the trading post to sell advertising for the Annual. This was the beginning of o ir big job, publishing the Luanna. With the Junior-Senior Banquet, the Senior trip to New York, and Commencement, we leave to explore further into the worlds unknown to us, but the things we have learned here and the friends we have known here will never be forgotten. rt e. prophecy Walking throughthe lowerhall one day, we stopped In the lab to talk to Mr. Howey. He asked us if we wouldllke to see science in action. Of course, we did, so he ushered us into his Time Machine and told us to push the button marked Future. We pushedthe button and were lost for a moment in the whir of odd noises which followed. Then came si¬ lence. We decided that the experiment was a fail¬ ure and knocked on the door to be let out. After what seemed like ten years, the door was opened, and we were surprised to see Daniel Gerber waiting to greet us. He said that he had taken over the science department of Dalton High ten years ago, after Mr. Howey retired with a broken heart when he lost several students in a time machine. We took our leave of Daniel and decided to ex¬ plore the new high-school bul ' ldlng. Hearing music, we followed our ears to the music department where we found ElaineKerstetter, teacher of vocal music, directing the mixed chorus. In another room, we found Dick Simpson teaching Instr-uraental music. A buzzing noise in a room across the hallattrac- ted OTur attention. This was the sewing room where the girls from the Home Economics department with their teacher, Marcella Gerber, were making new drapes for the cafeteria. Next, we stopped in the office to see Mr. Berg. Darel Danner, the truant officer, was returning several boys to school. They had developed the habit of attending school half-time and Darel was trying to explalnthe Importance of regular attend¬ ance habits. As we stepped outside the building to walk down town, we hardly recognized our little town of Dal¬ ton since it had grown into a city. We boarded a city bus driven by Gary Close. 0 ir first stop was Chaboude ' s Service Station where Charles checked the oil and filled it up with gas, Our next stop was the new hospital whlchhad been constructedby RonaldMck. The mason work had been done by an expert, Maynard Yoder. When we entered the hospital, we were greeted with a smile by the receptionist, Judy Horst. In the hall, we saw Bonnie Nussbaum, a nurse ' s aid, serving a tray of food prepared by the dletltion, Marjorie Hasseman. And, inthe operating room, we saw Dr, FritzSprung- er performing an operation with his most efficient nurse, Barbara Moser,- handing him his Instruments. Feeling the pangs of hunger,we left tbe hospital and went to a restaurant across the street. We were served by the proprietor himself; namely, Ronald Gardner. Bonnie Blacksten, his only waitress, came to have a chit-chat with us when she saw us. She told us that the delicious chicken we were eating had been raised on Harley Gerber ' s poultry farm. Our next atop was Ralph Basinger ' s Chevrolet Garage. There we saw GarySteiner,the top mechanic, covered with grease from head to foot. Ralph very generously offered us one of his new cars to drive out to Jerry Berg ' s dairy farm. Jerry, with nothing to do, was sitting In the house listening to a re¬ broadcast of a Dalton- aynedale basketoall game. Dalton won this game, as they had all the others, since Bill McCullough was coaching. We recognized the voice of the broadcaster as that of NeilAmstutz. We asked Jerry about some of our former classmates and, since tney didn ' t live so far away, )e decided to visit them before we returned the car. Driving westward, our first stop was the Kidron Electric Company to see Marcella Nussbaum. She was busy typing in the new office of the enlarged store. That night, we stopped at Slabaugh ' s motel,owned and operated by Norman Slabaugh and the former Eileen Nussbaum. After long hours of driving,we crossed the bor- dec between Illinois and Iowa, Since it was Sunday, and we were in Iowa, we drove over to The Little Brown Church in the Vale. The pastor of the church was Larry Buchwalter, In the afternoon, he took us out to his smallfarm to show us where he spent his leisure time. Our next stop was at Ray Norr ' s ranch in Colo¬ rado. Ray took us to see one of his tenants, whom We recognized as the former Margaret Hofstetter and her husband. The children, unlike their mother, were very bashful. We traveled next to South America and had the privilege of drl lng onthe new Trans-Americanhigh- way which Myron Nussbaurahad constructed afteryears of battling the jungles in South America. We stop¬ ped at a large experimental farm where we fSund Marvin Good teaching the Indians how to farm the scientific way. Being unaccustomed to jungle travel, we had developed the tropical sniffles. Marvin directed us to the village drugstore for medicine. The pharmacist, Rodney Hostetler, was happy to sell something to North Americans with whom he could visit for a while. Going out to the coast, we boarded an Around the World Ship andafter a boring forenoon we went to the recreational room of the ship. There we found Margaret Moser, the recreational director, who helued us to entertain ourselves. con ' t on page 59 class will We, the members of the Senior Class of 1958, who are about to depart from the hallowed halls of D, H. S,, feel that we should like to leave with our younger friends here some mementos of the happy days we spent together. So we hereby certify the following individual gifts as our last official act: I, Neil Amstutz, will my magnificent ability to be a good football manager to John Hare. I, Shirley Archer, will my ability to be calm at basketoall gaiiies to Janet Zltnraerly. I, Ralph Basinger, will my ability to resist girls to Dave Gerber. I, Jerry Berg,will ray ability to run coal trucks off the road and give Mr.McFarren a thrill to anyone who takes driver training. I, Ruth Ann Blxler, will all my gnlworg pills to Nancy McCullough. I, Bonnie Blacksten, will my ability to have fun on bus No. i; to Pat Lowery. I, Ronald Blosser, will the city of Orrvllle to Dave Mlzner. I, Larry Buchwalter, will my class ring to anyone who can get it away from Carol Zlraraerly. I, Connie Cantrell,will my ability to have problems in bookkeeping to whoever is taking it next year. I, Charles Chaboude,will my ability to lose my temper in basketball games to Mr. McFarren. I, Gary Close, will ray electric shaver to John Douglas. I, Darel Danner, will my ability to study to Christy Nichols. I, Gloria Doraer, will ray nickname wreckless to Lynn Welkert. I, Ronald Gardner, will my artistic ability to Marilyn Tschantz. I, Daniel Gerber, will my cheirilstry book to Randy Kratzer. I, Harley Gerber, will my taxi service to any safe driver in the Junior Class (if there are any. ) I, Marcella Gerber, will my calm and gentle voice to Mrs. Shankleton. I, Catherine Good, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Shankleton to my brother. I, Marvin Good, will my ambition to Sidney Amstutz. I, Marjorie Hasseman, will ray place in the concert band to Charlene Hostetler. I, Margaret Hofstetter, will my love for Orrville boys to Bonnie Goudy. I, Judy Horst, will my ability to stay home nights to Karen Eckard. I, Rodney Hostetler, will ray ability to walk to Cat Saurer. I, Elaine Kerstetter, will ray spot remover for ray neck to Connie Bodager. I, Ronald Kick, will my ability to keep my speed down to Dave McFarren. I, Pat Killian, will my shorthand book to anyone who can use it next year. I, Barbara Lehman, will ray ability to go to class inprepared to Eunice Steiner. I, John F. Lehman, will my used set of dlrnples to Jeanne oerg. I, John Paul Lehman, will my ability to play ping pong to Kenny Hueoner. I, Paul Lf.’raan, will my ability to do advanced algebra to Charles Meier. I, Bill McCullough, will my ability to get racked uu in football to Jeff Eckard. I, Barbara Moser, will my nickname Porky to Delores Staken. I, Margaret Moser, will itiy extra energy to Bruce Adams. I, Ray Norr, will some of ray height to Mr. Biggs. I, Bonnie Nussbaum, will my thinness to Keith Goudy. con ' t on page 59 -13- y Junior Officers President Charles Meier Vice President - - - John Douglas Secretary ------ Prudy Gonter Treasurer ------- Don Johnson Sergeant at Arms - - Lynn Weikert Sophomore Officers President ----- Russell Gregory Vice President - - - Robert Lehman Secretary ------ Jeanne Gerber Treasurer ------- Lyle Royer Sergeant at Arms - - - Bruce Adams Freshman President Vice President Secretary - - Treasurer - - Truman Martin - John Mumaw Joan Nussbaura LaDeane Nussbaum Class Officers un ss men der cla rrgeant at Arms Leslie McBride a s s of 1 9 5 9 First Row: Adeline Amstutz, Cheyenne Kratzer, Connie Bodager, Karen Eckard, Corrlne Kurzen, Gwen Boss, Linda Pahrney, Betty Palb, Charlene Hostetler, Patsy Dearolf. Second Row: Arlene Gonter, Betty Hochstetler, Danny Hostetler, Raymond Archer, John Douglas, Donald Johnson, Herbert Eberly, Richard Blxler,Betty Kelner, Karen Gerber. Third Row: Mr. Gonter, Class Advisor, David Gerber, Robert Butcher, Mervln Horst, Keith Goudy, Jeff Eckard, Jim Forrer, Jerry Amstutz, John Hare, Fred Gerber. First Row: Louella Shane, Carol Zlramerly, Elsie Mumaw, Bonnie Renner, Joyce Miller, Nancy Wlthrlch, Eunice Steiner, Pat Lowery. Second Row: Mrs. Shankleton, Class Advisor, Evelyn Shanklln, Shirley Moser, David Mct arren, Keith Peters, Richard Nussbaum, David Mlzner, Barbara Moser, Bonnie Weisgarber. Third Row: Robert Sommers, Clayton Steiner, Paul Zuercher, Lanny Royer,Gerald Snyder, Charles Meier, James Smith, Lynn Welkert. -20- m First Row: Sonja Haney, Bonnie Goudy, Ruth Gelser, Janet Chaboude, Ann Kelner, Judy Crofut, Harold Brewer. Second Row: Howard Amstutz, Martha Horst, Catherine Douglas, LaFay Adams, Pauline Berg, Jeanne Hammer, Jeanne Gerber, Fae Hauensteln, Karen Ely, Barbara Gerber, Gordon Gelser. Third Row: Robert Geiger, Ronald Hackett, David Deterlch, Junior Doraer, Bruce Adams, Russell Gregory, David Humerlckhouse, Bob Kapper, Donald Gerber, Mr. McFarren, Class Advisor. First Row: Nancy McCullough, Judy Parker, Mabel Shlsler, Marll3m Tschantz, Camille Schultz, Judy Mlshler, Diane McCullough, Janet Zlmmerly. Second Row: Mr. Biggs, Class Advisor, Allen Wines, Robert Lehman, Duene Shie, Dennis Zaugg, James Sommer, James Meier, Paul Mynk, Jeff Slusser. Third Row: John Nussbaum, Gary Rudolph, Elwyn Martin, Lyle Royer, Randy Kretzer, Billy Sapp, Earl Nussbaum, Arden Shlsler, Jon Sword. - 21 - a s s First Row: Connie Bach, Myrna Hofstetter, Lois Burkhart, Betsy Dye, Jean Berg, Eimna Jean Hllty, Irene Gelser, Arlene Good, Sharon Gelser, Rosemary Gerber. Second Row: Ella Mae Hofstetter, Gary Houghton, Ronald Eckard, Kent Berg, Kenneth Huebner, Bob Berg, John Amstutz, Darrell Berg, Ronald Domer, Joyce Breltfeld. Third Row: Ed Porrer, Russell Humerichouse, James Buchanan, Joe Karcagl, Gary Bosley, Bill Kapper, James Good, Melvin Good, Howard Boals. £ 9 6 1 First Row: Edith Steiner, Thelma Williams, Mavis Martin, Ruth Moser, Ruby Kandel, Judy Zucharo, Janet Sullivan, Sheila Marty, Judy Smith. Second Row: Elaine Mlshler, Ruby Mast, Delores Staken, Rachel Lowe, Janet Kick, La- Deane Nussbaum, Karen Nussbaum, Lucille Mumaw, Nancy Wenger, Amy Miller. Third Row: Miss Seager, Class Advisor, Donald Lehman, Christy Nichols, David Shane, Loren Weaver, David Patterson, Donald Palmer, David Martin, Larry Lehman, Howard Wenger, Larry Mast. 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WAYNEDALE CONTESTANTS First Row: Rosemary Gerber, Joan Nussbaum, Barbara Lynn Moser, Bonnie Welsgarber. Second Row: Lucille Mimaw,Bon¬ nie Goudy, Betsy Dye, Ade¬ line Amstutz, Elsie Mumaw. Third Row: Bonnie Nussbaum, John F. Lehman,Russell Greg¬ ory, Dick Simpson, Elaine Kerstetter. If;:.,) SENIOR CONCERT BAND MEMBERS First Row: Bonnie Nussbaum. Second Row: ElaineKerstetter, Sylvia Slabach. Third Row: Barbara Ann Moser, Ralph Basinger, Marjorie Hasseman. Fourth Row: Dick Simpson, Paul Lehmann, FritzSprunger,Ron¬ ald Blosser, MyronNussbaura, Rodney Hostetler. SENIOR GIRLS ' BAND MEMBERS Elaine Kerstetter Sylvia Slabach Judy Horst Barbara Moser Bonnie Nussbaum MargieMoser MargeHasseman Shirley Archer ANNOUNCERS Junior Domer, Russell Gregory Barbara Lehman, Pat Killian. -33- XJ 4:1 H f 5 p o P rH 05 ca • w M 40 X) «% 05 ro H C c rH 01 pi ® • •H CO pi fn a rH S O cd oi 4 :: 0 M g G +: ® 0 • ® 0$ •H :2 bO 0] K C fn m CO •t ri e ® os 4 : 0 a pQ M • 0 DO (X, ' O -P d ® o C •H • ' Co •H cd oJ D X3 d d PQ CO 0 ® 0 cd iH • 0-5 © •. rH X3 -P bQ d •H 0 Cd ® -p Cd j:j D G rH -P d S G 40 cd CO m Cd O G 0 X! 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Rod is a first year letterman. - 1 + 0 - Gerber - Halfback Harley,a speedy and shlftyhalfback, played his first year of football, Harley is a first year letterman. Co-Captain McCullough - Halfback Bill was a speedy,hard-hitting half¬ back who wouldn ' t give up at any odds. Bill was hurt in the Doyles- town game and was unable to finish the season. Bill is a three year letterman. - End Dick was a fine pass receiver and a hard defense end to move. Dick is a three year letterman. Berg - Quarterback Jerry, playing his first year at quarterback, did a great Job in run- nlng the team. Jerry is a two year letterman. Simpson I Close Halfback Gary, a hard-driving halfback, gave it his all. Gary is a first year letterman. Lehman - End Paul, playing his first year of foot¬ ball, tried hard and wouldn ' t give up. Paul is a first year letterrasin. Lehman - Guard John was a good blocker on end sweeps and ahard defensive linemen toblock. John is a two year letterman. Co-Ceptaln Blosser - Guard Ronnie was a fine blocker and good defensive line man who wouldn ' t give up. Ronnie was 8 fine leader of the team. He Is a three year letterman. Dalton-—- 6 Dalton----25 Dalton--— 0 Dalton--— 0 Dalton----13 Daiton——26 Dalton-6 Dalton---- 7 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Waynedale-26 Smlthvllle-0 Hartvllle-13 Doyle 3 town-18 Mlllersburg-27 Shreve----0 Rlttman-26 Norwayne-14 THE 1957 FOOTBALL SEASON Red Riders Trample Bulldogs The 1957 edition of the Dalton Bulldog Grldders began with a trip to Doylestown where they met the Orrville Red Riders in the Wayne County Football Preview. The Bulldogs fought hard but were out manned and were defeated 12-0 in the sixteen minute clash. Golden Bear Claws Bulldog After a week lay off because of an open date, the Bulldogs played host to the Waynedale Golden Bears in a Wayne County league game. The Bears pulled what can be considered an upset over the Bulldogs by downing them 26-6. The weather was very rainy and the field was muddy. The only Dal¬ ton tally came on a blockedpunt which Ronnie Blos- ser fell on in the end zone for the touchdown. Bulldogs Rebound Against Smithies The Bulldogs traveled to Smithvllle to meet the Smithies in a league game. The Bulldogs fought hard and gained a 25-0 victory. Jeff Eckard scored two touchdowns on three and five yard runs. Another tally came on a thirty yard pass play from Jerry Berg to Lanny Royer. The final tally came on a twenty-nine yardrun by Bill McCullough. John Price kicked the extra point. Blue Streaks Whiz by Bulldogs The Bulldogs traveled to Hartville to meet the Blue Streaks in a Saturday afternoon contest. The Bulldogs fought hard the whole game and held the Streaks scoreless until late in the fourth quarter when they came up with two touchdowns to down the Bulldogs 13-0. Chips Raid Bulldogs Trying to even up their season record,the Bull¬ dogs traveled to Doylestown. This game was marked by enthusiastic rivalry between the schools. The Bulldogs fought hard but couldn ' t master enough power to down the Chips. The score was l8-0. Bill McCullough was Injured in the first quarter and was unable to play the rest of the season. Spartan Traps Bulldog Next, the Bulldogs played host to the Mlllers- b irg Spartans in a Monday night game. The game was changed from Friday to Monday due to the flu out¬ break. Both teams played a good game considering the flu. The Bulldogs were downed 27-13 Lynn Weikert scored two touchdowns and an extra point. Jeff Eckard added the other touchdown. Indians Scalp Bulldogs The Bulldogs played host to the Rittman Indians in a league game. This was Homecoming in Bulldog town. The Bulldogs played a good game but fumbles cost them the chance of winning. The score was 26- 6. The Bulldogs fumbled seven times and the Indi¬ ans recovered seven times. The lone Bulldog tally come on a fifty-seven yard pass play from Jerry Berg to Dick Simpson. Co-captains Ronnie Blosser and Bill McCullough crowned Sylvia Slabach queen of the 1957 Homecoming. Bulldogs Chew Trojans The Bulldogs played host to the Shreve Trojans in a league game on Parents ' Night at Dalton. The Bulldogs ground out a 26-0 victory in the rainy weather. Lynn Weikert carried over for the first score from two yards out and added another score from four yards out. Jeff Eckard added two extra points and a touchdown. Martin added the other touchdown from the one yard marker. Bobcat Claws Bulldog The Bulldog traveled to Norwayne to close the season. The weather was cold and it snowed during a good part of the game. Lynn Weikert scored the lone Bulldog score from twenty-two yards out. The final score was Norwayne ll4. Dalton 7 The Bull¬ dogs closed the season with a 2-6 record. BASKETBALL MANAGERS Keith Goudy, Ronnie Blosser, Neil Amstutz, Jerry Amstutz. -U2- Daltori ' Dalton ' Dalton ' Dalton ' Dalton ' Dalton ' Dalton ' Dalton ' Dalton- Dalton- Dalton- Dalton- Dalton- Dalton- Dalton- Dalton- Dalton- Dalton- Dalton Dalton- VARSITY SCHEDULE -38 Strasbiarg- -63 -56 Orrvllle- -75 —47 Northwest- -62 —52 Shreve- -74 —69 Smlthvllle- -61 —67 Waynedale- -85 —57 Killbuck- -66 —59 Doylestown- -70 —59 Northwestern- -88 -41 Norwayne- -54 —63 Shreve- -65 -45 Smlthvllle- -53 —42 Waynedale- -41 —49 Rittraan- -76 —67 Killbuck- -72 —57 Doylestown- -63 —47 Northwestern- -78 -65 Norwayne- -54 TOURNAMENT —52 Doylestown- -50 -54 Northwestern- -92 CHEERLEADERS Prudy Gonter, Barbara Moser, Louella Shane, Nancy Wlthrich, varsity First Row: Paul Sturpe, Paul Lehmann, Rod Hostetler, Lanny Royer, Jeff Eckard, Chuck Chaboude. Second Row: Manager Nell Amstutz, Maynard Yoder, David Gerber, Coach Biggs, Lynn Welkert, Bill McCullough, Manager Ron Blosser -U4- Hostetler Chaboude A good set shot man and a good team man. Rod received his first varsity letter this year. A fine rebounder and set shot at the forward spot. Chuck collected his first varsity letter this year. Lehman A fine rebounder and good jump shot. This was Paul ' s first year on the varsity. He was second In scoring. McCullough A scrappy player on defense and a good jump shot on offense. Bill earnedMs second varsity letterthls year at the guard spot. Yoder A speedy and scrappy guard, Maynard earned his first varsity letterthls year. Maynard played guard. -k5- RESERVES SCHEDULE Dalton-19 Straaburg- 36 Dalton- 28 Orrville-14 Dalton- 27 Northwest-17 Dalton-1|.7 Shreve-40 Dalton-33 Smlthvllle-45 Dalton-33 Waynedale-34 Dalton- 42 Killbuck.33 Dalton- 27 Doylestown-34 Dalton- 28 Northwestern—57 Dalton- 19 Norwayne-27 Dalton- 31 Shreve-33 Dalton-39 Smlthvllle-49 Dalton- 29 Waynedale-4l Dalton- 32 Rlttman-45 Dalton-34 Killbuck-37 Dalton- 32 Doylestown-49 Dalton- 27 Northwestern—o2 Dalton- 49 Norwayne- 9 CHEERLEADERS Connie Bodager, Sylvia Slabach, Bonnie Nussbaum, Margaret Hofstetter. reseryes RESERVE BASKETBALL First Row: Ronnie Eckard, Jeff Slusser, Ronnie Renner, Dave Mlzner, David Deterlch, Lynn Welkert. Second Row: Truman Martin, Bruce Adams, Lyle Royer, Russ Gregory, David Humerlck- house. Coach McFarren. -46- class Industrial Arts Ind. Arts ' Boys working with Steel Driver Training -48- I American History Horae Ec. Kitchen Sewing Room Chemistry Lab rooms I! l f study Hall Chemistry Lab FTA Initiation Rumpus Room -50- school Chair Committee Projection Crew service student Council - 53 - hbd H OFFICE ASSISTANTS -54- Trl-State Latin Scholarship Team First Row; Mrs. Shankleton, Adeline Amstutz, Prudy Gonter, Ruth Bixler, Margaret Moser, Sonya Haney, Ruth Geiser. Second Row: Marvin Good, Eunice Steiner, Catherine Good, Marcella Nussbauni, Nancy Withrich, Corrine Kurzen. Third Row: Daniel Gerber, Elsie Mumaw, Betty Palb, Bonnie Renner, Cheyenne Kratzer, Barbara Lehman. -55- r. X. A. President - - Vice President Secretary - - Treasurer - - Librarian - - - Barbara Lehman - - Elsie Mumaw Cheyenne Kratzer - Nancy Withrich - - Ruth Geiser President Marcella Gerber Vice President Secretary - - - - Treasurer - - - - Sergeants at Arms News Reporters Song Leader - - - Margaret Moser - - LaPay Adams - Sylvia Slabach - Pae Hauensteln Bonnie Nussbaum - - - Gwen Boss - - Judy Mlshier LaDeane Nussbaum F . H .A. First Row: Miss Seager, Bonnie Welsgarber, Evelyn Shenklln, Ruth Moser, Janet Sulli¬ van, Judy Zucharo, Connie Bach, Joyce Breitfeld, Judy Smith. Second Row: Mavis Martin, Rachel Lowe, Camille Schultz, Elaine Mlshler, Judy Mlshler, Janet Zlmmerly, Margaret Hofstetter, Margaret Moser, Marcella Gerber. Third Row: Mabel Shisler, Gwen Boss, Jean Berg, Judy Horst, Catherine Douglas, Karen Eckard, Connie Bodager, Bonnie Nussbaum, Patsy Dearolf. Fourth Row: Pae Hauensteln, LaPay Adams, Bonnie Blacksten, Janet Kick, LaDeane baum, Marjori e Hasseman, Pat Killian, Eileen Nussbaum, Sylvia Slabach. Nuss- F.r.A. First Row Mr. Scott, Robert Geiger, Larry Mast, John Amstutz, Ed Forrer, Howard Wenger. Second Row: Dave McFarren, Richard Nussbaum, Jerry Berg, Ron Kick, Don Johnson, John Nussbaura, Jim Smith. Third Row: Ron Hackett, Bob Kapper, Bill Sapp, Jim Forrer, Gerald Snyder, Larry Buch- walter, Arden Shisler, Gary Rudolph. il- F. F. A. Officers President ---------- Jerry Berg Vice President ----- Donald Johnson Secretary ------- Larry Buchwalter Treasurer --------- Ronald Kick Sergeant at Arms ------ Bob Kapper Reporter -------- Arden Shisler Will cont ' d I, Eileen Nussbaum, will my ability to go steady to Fae Haeunsteln. I, Marcella Nussbaum, will my contagious giggle to Waneta Cunningham. I, Myron Nussbaum, will ray good driving ability to Lanny Royer. I, Dick Simpson, will ray No. 31 football jersey to Lyle Royer. I, Sylvia Slabach, will ray long hair to Nancy Wlthrlch. I, Norman Slabaugh, will my ability to stay out late to Herbert Eberly. I, Fritz Sprunger, will some of ray height to Richard Blxler. I, Gary Steiner, will my fender skirts and lowering blocks to Jerry Amstutz. I, Maynard Yoder, will ray ability to play basketball to Keith Peters. prophecy con’t Our first stop, on this part of our trip, was in Africa, where we enjoyed ourselves very much at John F. Lehman ' s zoo of American animals. In the evening, we were entertained at a basketball game by the natives who were coached by Paul Lehman. From Africa, we journeyed into Italy. InVenlce, we found Barbara Lehman enjoylngher favorite past- time, riding in a gondola. She said she could do this during her vacation from teaching English in the schools. Just as we thought, however, she vms more interested in the gondolier, than the relaxa¬ tion. In Paris, we found Pat Killian modeling the lat¬ est in Paris fashions. Upon our returnto the United States, we went to see the biggest sky scraper of all times in New York City. Ronald Blosser had become famous for his part in engineering the construction of the building. High in the top of the building we found the fearless secretary, Shirley Archer, enjoying her work up in the clouds. On our way to Florida, we stopped to go sight¬ seeing ' in Washington D. C. There we found John Paul Lehman serving as press, secretary to the re¬ sident . While exploring the hills of Kentucky, we came upon a group of Kindergarten children out for a hike with their teacher,Catherine Good. The child¬ ren said they did this often because the teacher liked hiking better than teaching. Our stay in Florida was very pleasant, because Sylvia Slabach ' s Darlette andher own special brand of ice cream helped us to forget the heat. One day we saw strolling along the beach a short girl and a tall, dark, handsome man. We instantly recognized the girl as Gloria Doraer and, upon in¬ quiring, found that the man was her boss in the office where she worked. Coming back to Dalton,we thought that we should stop to explain about the car. At the garage, the secretary, Connie Cantrell, told us that Ralph had gone to the school. At the school,the fourth grade teacher, Ruth Ann Blxler,told us she had just seen him go into the lab. Once inside, we were again attracted by the Time Machine. We remembered how to work it, so we entered and pressed the button marked Present. Again, there was the whir of odd noises and then silence. We knocked on the door, and it was opened by a smiling Mr. Howey, who was glad to see us back so soon and proud that his in¬ vention worked. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS -59- -60- B Frieda Moser Leona Sword Mabel Moser BUS DRIVERS Floyd Douglas Earl Bixler Veryl Bach Dale Steiner George Amstutz Junior Troyer Arthur Berg CAFETERIA CUSTODIANS Donald Stahl Marlon Berg service personnel I administration DONALD R, BAKER Executive Head - Dalton Local Schools Kent State University - B. S,, M. Ed, Salesmanship - Business Law BOARD OF EDUCATION Clerk, Robert Slusser; President, Carl Hauensteln; Vice President, Merle Lehman, Henry Thomas, Donald Gelaer, Paul Amstutz. -63- Mildred I. Santschl Dean of Girls The Ohio State University B. S. In Ed., M. A. Business Education I. GLEN BERG High School Principal Bluffton College, B, A, The Ohio State University, M, A, English CARL B. GIFT Principal Dalton Elementary Grade Six George Arastutz Principal Kldron Eleraentarv Grade 8 ■65- Clark Howey Wooster College, B. S. Chemistry - Geometry Algebra Kathryn Seager Western College, B. A. Home Economics Esther Eshleraan The Ohio State University Typing I John J. Jogan Baldwin-Wallace College, B. A, English - Speech Edna J, Campbell Wooster College, Ph. B. English - Latin Dale H. Scott The Ohio State University, B. S. Vocational Agrlcult ire Bill McFarren Wooster College, B. A. Science - Dr. Training Head Football Coach Helen J. Shankleton Hiram College, A. B. History - Phys. Ed. Ned C. Biggs Defiance College, B. S. in Ed. Social Studies, Phys. Ed. Head Basketball Coach -66- Judy Hertzl Kent State University Art Celia Gerber Goshen College Grade 5 Victor B. Gerber Bluffton College, B. Sc., M Music Gertrude Levine Kent State University Grade Two - 67 - Shlrlay Hare Office Secretary Martha Plank Ashland College, B. S. Kindergarten Mary Lou Miiniaw Dalton Kindergarten John H. Gonter Miami University, B. S. Ind. Arts - Faculty Manager Josephine Haney Ashland College Grade One Florida Yeaman Kent State University Grade Two m Bessie Coffman Mt. Morris College Bethany Biblical Seminary Grade One Mildred Scott Ohio University Grade Two Ruth Bopp New Jersey State Teachers College Cornell Grade Three Elsie Burckhart Goshen College, B. A. Grade Three Ruth Moser Ashland College Grade One Donna Bates Cincinnati Conservatory University of Cincinnati, B. A. Elementary Music Geneva Beals Kent State University Grade Three -68- f Roena Muraaw Baldwin-Wallace, A, B. Grade Foiir Ernest Dodez Kent Ashland Normal Schools Grade Five Charles Smith Ohio University Grade Eight Homer Gerber Bluffton College Grade Six and Seven Delvin Kirchofer Bluffton College - Kent State University of Mlohlgan,A. B. Grade Six Edith Meier Kent State University Grade Four and Five -69- ; I u ' vV ' . s . Verna Edwards Kent State University Grades I4. 5 Paul Badertscher Bluffton College Grade Seven Alma Parris Heidelberg College B. A. Seventh Sc Eighth Grade English SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE BAND Center: Carol Moser, Glenda Kurzen First Row: Walter Bassford, David Blosser, Jayne Wertz, Sandy Moser, Shirley Young, Richard Shlsler, Dean Mar, Danny Reed, Joan Crofut, Sandy Smith, Judy Amstutz. Second Row: Lyell Ober, Ken Sword, Louise Speck, Dean Falb, Tim Sword, Ricky Myers, Judy Eckard, Diane Berg, Arden Nussbaum, Ardlth Nussbaum. Third Row: Virginia Meiers, LaVonne Sutton, Susan Douglas, Jill Eckard, Harry Hoch- stetler, Sandy Shanklln, Gretchen Gerber, Gary Nussbaum, Blake Bach, Janet Orwich. Fourth Row: Mary Lou Thomas, Sally Amstutz, Vicki Guleff, Twlla Weaver, Cheryl Simp¬ son, Bobby Woodruff, Pam Lintern, Kathy Burger, Cheryl Fahrney, Eileen Snyder. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS ' CHORUS First Row: Carla Porter, Sandy Smith, Arvada Steiner, Carol Yoder, Lynn Hunter, Jane Hostettler, Susan Douglas, Ruth Ressler, Velma Good, Glenda Kurzen, Lynda Eash. Second Ro’-r: Pam Lintern, Gretchen Gerber, Kathy Burger, Cheryl Fahrney, Carol Moser, Vicki Guleff, Leah Sharamo, Charlene Gerber, Sally Amstutz, Barbara Gerber, Carol Fannin, Mrs. Bates. Th rd Row: Emma Horst, Helen Steiner, Margaret Lustig, Jayne Amstutz, Judy Shoup, Jill Eckard, Edna Gerber, Linda Williams, Sandy Shanklin, Karen Smith, Cheryl Simp¬ son, Marianne McCullough. Fourth Row: Twila Weaver, Linda Butcher, Gloria Santmyer, Sharon Ott, Donna Snyder, Ruth Blacksten, Linda Clet, Judy Hackett, Rachel Good, Mary Zimmerly, Betty Mynk, Linda Boss, Pam V oodruff, Ruth Slabach. - 10 - Dalton Jiinlor-High Football Team Dalton J xnior-Hlgh Basketball Team Cheerleaders - 71 - KIDRON BASKETBALL TEAM KIDRON CHEERLEADERS The second grade. Mrs. Meier ' s fourth and fifth grade. seventh grade Compliments of BECKER HARDWARE • ★ • Massillon, Ohio Brown’s Limch Confectionary Dairy Products Best Wishes to the Class of ' 58 Douglas Insurance Agency All Kinds of Insurance Dalton, Ohio TA 8-2705 Feel Secure With Compliments of BACH BROS. CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS NATIONWIDE INSURANCE LIFE — FIRE — AUTO HEALTH - ACCIDENT HOSPITALIZATION PAUL T. BADERTSCHER, Agent Route 2, Orrville, Ohio Kidron 2148 Kidron Road Compliments of Dalton, Ohio STAG LUNCH DALTON, OHIO • • • 76 CONGRATULATIONS, Class of 1958 SONNENBERG MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION Compliments of W. A. MUMAW Protection Since 1859 6c SONS • • Florist Fire • Lightning • Windstorm • Tornado Cyclone • Hail • Extended Coverage • II • TAIbot 8-2763 Dalton, Ohio Office Phone: TAIbot 8-2242 R. V. Fredrick, Pres. E. L. Sprunger, Secy. John H. Gonter Complete Insurance Coverage SAURER’S Fire — Casualty — Life ROY SAURER, Prop. Shoes for the Entire Family Dalton, Ohio TAIbot 8-2280 Your Home Deserves The Best That ' s Always ADMIRAL John Kick Sons, Inc. DALTON RADIO and APPLIANCE Farm Building Construction • Supplies Hardwares • Laminated Rafters Charles Pawley Dalton TA 8-2477 11 West Main St., Dalton 77 SUCCESS to the CLASS OF 1958 Ellmer H. Schroeder Steiner Upholstering The Service That Satisfies GULF DISTRIBUTOR TAIbot 8-2294 Dalton, Ohio Dale J. Steiner TAIbot 8-2535 Dalton, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 Compliments of SANTMYER GULF SERVICE WRIGHT ' S 50 to $1.00 STORE The World ' s Finest Oil DALTON, OHIO Tires — Batteries — Accessories Headquarters for TAIbot 8-2535 Dalton, Ohio Candy • School Supplies • Toys Notions • Household Items Main and Mill St. CONGRATULATIONS, Class of 1958 Success to the Class of 1958 • ® • From SANDWITH’S BARBERSHOP FIRST DALTON, OHIO NATIONAL BANK GERBER IMPLEMENTS • M • ALLIS-CHALMERS Sales and Services Treated Posts • Poles and Lumber Dalton, Ohio TA 8-2966 East Main Street 78 Congratulations and Best Wishes from C, V. AMSTUTZ your G-E Dealer You can put your confidence in General Electric” Book Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gregory Son Dalton, Ohio Compliments of Dalton Hardware LOUIS E. TSCHANTZ, Prop. DALTON, OHIO THE POST HOUSE Restaurant Opeit 24 Hours Jet. Routes 5 and 94 Compliments Slusser Food Market TAlbot 8-2245 Dalton, Ohio Congratulationsy Class of 195S BERGS DRY GOODS • ★ • 131 North Church Street Dalton, Ohio 79 SUCCESS to the CLASS OF 1958 • Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 G. G. Grim Company Plymouth — De Soto TAlbot 8-2228 Dalton, Ohio Compliments ADAMS of LUMBER COMPANY Eckard Bros. • Fleet-Wing Products E. A. Vandersall BERG’S I.G.A. JEWELER Dalton, Ohio FOOD MARKET • Elgin Watches • Hamilton Watches A complete food service -The Beautiful Way To Tell Time TAlbot 8-2525 Dalton, Ohio DALTON EQUITY, INC. OBER ' S WELDING RADIATOR SERVICE Grain. Feed. Fertilizer. Seeds. Fence. Grinding. Builders Supplies Minor Body and Fender Repairing” « K COAL TAlbot 8-2755 Dalton, Ohio Rt. 30, Dalton, Ohio TAlbot 8-2476 80 I When flotuers are needed for any occasion WILSON’S GREENHOUSE DYE ' S DINER RICELAND, OHIO Open 24 Hours Daily Orrville, Ohio • yfe • WEST LEBANON GARAGE - - CHEVROLET Sales and Service Meals • Short Orders Sandwiches Phone TEmple 3-9414 Owner — Lem Hignight FOR BEST FEEDING RESULTS Ask us for BUCKEYE QUALITY FEEDS Enriched with MAWAMAR BUCKEYE DOG FEEDS MANAMASH POULTRY FEEDS Ufe the sea KIDRON FEED SUPPLY • Phone 2861 Kidron GEISER’S FEED STORE • TAlbot 8-2733 • Dalton, R. D. BUCKEYE FEED MILLS, INC. • TAlbot 8-22 51 • Dalton, Ohio 81 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 THE KIDRON AUCTION Every Thursday Office Equipment School Suppfies FRED SMUCKER OFFICE SUPPLY 104 East Market Street Orrville, Ohio ♦♦♦ V Everything for the Office • yfe • COMPLETE SALES SERVICE Telephone 2641 or 2691 Kidron, Ohio FAMILY SHOE STORE ♦ A Home ol Good Shoes Orrville Ohio ANSTUTZ SPORTING GOODS Compliments of ★ II ★ E. P. GERBER SONS Hunting ond Fishing Supplies Lumber - Hardware - Roofing Raw Fur and Hides ★ II ★ • Phone 2541 Kidron, Ohio Phone 2021 Kidron, Ohio Compliments of A. E. RABER AND SON Kidron, Ohio LEHMAN HARDWARE APPLIANCES A ROOFING • SPOUTING • ★ • SHEET METAL WORK Westinghouse Maytag HEATING and PLUMBING Kidron, Ohio Phone: Kidrpn 25 51 82 Congratulations Class of 1958 BRENEMAN - ROSS Insurance Service Box 5 Kidron, Ohio Auto Fire Liability • Bonds Life Health • Accident • Grovp Service Beyopd the Contract CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 Lehman Signs KIDRON, OHIO Remember — Education is some¬ thing we think we have until we get more of it! Compliments of AMSTUTZ POULTRY 5c EGG Phone 2921 Kidron, Ohio “We’re Pulling for the Bulldogs” Kenny’s Store Groceries — Meats — Drugs Dry Goods — Footwear — Notions Phpne 2041 Kidron, Ohio Erky’s Barber Shop Kidron, Ohio LEHMAN’S AUTO SERVICE Willys Service - - General Auto Service Phone 2981 Kidron, Ohio 63 GERBER’S POULTRY FARM FRESH CHICKENS Worth Crowing Aboiit’ Phone 2731 Kidron, Ohio Biery Swiss Cheese Market On U. S. Route 30 R. D. No. 2 ORRVILLE, OHIO Phone 5008-Z CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 u- 1. E. SOMMER and SON Kidron, Ohio Success to the Class of 1958 NUSSBAUM CONSTRUCTION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 Hofstetter Bros. SUPER MARKET - - Phone 2055 Kidron, Ohio Excavating • Black-Topping Grading • General Construction Kidron, Ohio Compliments of Amstutz Hatcheries Authori zed Producers of H N ' ' Nick Chick” Leghorns Vantress-Arbor Acres Cross for Broilers ORRVILLE KIDRON 84 KIDRON BODY COMPANY Custom Built Bodies Construction Machinery Cabs and Fabricated Metal Barts THE VARIETY STORES Brewster Apple Creek WEAVERS HARNESS SHOE REPAIR SHOP ★ II ★ • • Two Good Stores In Two Good Towns Saddles and Riding Equipment Tarp Repairing 1 Mile West of Kidron Ap pie Qn h Soled West Lebanon Village Store FROZEN FOODS FORD CARS FOR];) TRUCKS Groceries and General Merchandise SALES SERVICE Route 2 Dalton, Ohio Apple Creek, Ohio Phone TE 2-0045 Phone 2721 85 MT. EATON EQUIPMENT CO. MT. EATON ELEVATOR Internotional Harvester Harvey Nussbaum, Prop. New Holland Grains • Feeds • Seeds • Fertilizer General Electric Appliances Master Mix Feeds and • 0 • Murphy ' s Concentrates Phone: Wilmot 4-3304 Phone Wilmot 4-3487 — Mt. Eaton Compliments of MULLET COAL CO. HERSHEY INSURANCE AGENCY 120 North Vine St. Producer of Industrial and Domestic Coal • ★ • • ★ • Phone MU 2-2976 Orrville, Ohio Merle Bob Mt. Eaton, Ohio Phone: Wilmot 4-3702 Congratulations! Senior Class of 1957 THE PARKWAY || Good Food Harris W. Devoignes § ORRVILLE, OHIO Eric’s Market Compliments of KINNEY Groceries and Meats LUMBER CO. • MT. EATON, OHIO • ★ • ORRVILLE, OHIO Phone MU 2-1896 86 The REXALL Store SEIFRIED ON THE square- phone 150 ORRVILLE. OHIO kTHE ' eOtClJU. TORF (ghib Pharmacists on duty Rene Orr Frank Seifried Shafer Electric Westinghouse Appliances ORRVILLE, OHIO 240 W. Market St. Good Luck To The Seniors Steiner Implement Co. ORRVILLE, OHIO Compliments of C. R. MOSER Jeweler Watches • Silverware 116 N. Main ORRVILLE, OHIO Compliments C. S. Snyder Sons FORD - MERCtRY Orrville, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 DICK ZARLE On the Square of Orrville, Ohio Compliments of MURRAY ' S BAKERY where Butter makes the difference Orrville and Dalton 87 National Pattern Manufacturing Co. Wood and Metal Patterns 318 North Main Street Orrville MU 2-6871 Compliments of LAD N ' LASSIE SHOP Fashions for Children S c h a n t z Organ C o. Orrville Orrville, Ohio Just East of The Square SMITH DAIRY Congratulations, Class of 195 8 MARTIN’S Home Decorating Center CARPET • LINOLEUM • PAINTS • BOOKS Quality Chekd Orrville, Ohio MILK • ICE CREAMS Orrville Murray 2-1075 HOSTETLERS CYCLE 1202 West Market Street Orrville, Ohio CYCLE SALES and SERVICE Authorized Whizzer Dealer Open Evenings Orrville, Ohio Best of Luck To the Class of ’58 THE NATIONAL BANK OF ORRVILLE With Complete Banking Service Member of LDIC 88 ORLO PARTS 1263 Market St. Orrville, Ohio TIP TOP Troveler ' s Service 24 Hour Restaurant Truck and Car Service ★ II ★ Your N. A. P. A. Jobber is a good man fo know Rt. 30 — 4 Miles East — Wooster, Ohio R. D. No. 3 — Lincoln Way East HOward 2-6246 Bill Brubaker HOWELL - OLDSNOBILE See and Drive the GOLDEN ROCKET 88 • ★ • Orrville, Ohio Compliments of ALPINE ALPA CHEESE CHALET ★ Route 30 •Orrville, Ohio THE ORRVILLE SAVINGS BANK A Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. ★ ★ ★ ORRVILLE, OHIO Plumbing — Heating Electric - Air Conditioning Bottle Gas ORRVILLE, OHIO Donald J. Boop, D. D. S. National Bank Bldg. Orrville, Ohio Compliments of POUCH’S LG. A. SUPER MARKET MU 2-3926 • ★ • Orrville, Ohio 89 WILL-BURT STOKERS Heat At Its Best THE WILL-BURT CO. Orrville, Ohio RICELAND TRAILER COURT Modern and Convenient We invite you to check with us for a clean place to locate your trailer. HORST MACHINE CO. Joel and Anna (Zuercher) Lehman, Mgrs. R. D. 2, Orrville 0 Jobbers in Machine Work Wood and Metal Patterns Compliments of Electric and Acetylene Welding RICELAND SOHIO SERVICE. Route 30 at 94 • • • Orrville, Ohio ORRVILLE OHIO 90 ORRVILLE BOWLING LANES 515 West High Street Orrville, Ohio OPEN BOWLING Saturday and Sunday Afternoon and Evening FRIGIDAIRE RCA • WHIRLPOOL • AMANA SUNBEAM Sales and Service BENNETS Orrville, Ohio Next to the Post Oifice Compliments of EDGERTON Congratulations to the Class of 1958 DRUG STORE Dalton, Ohio R. H. Dick HOCHSTETLER • ★ • THE D. E. K. MFC. CO. Quality Masonry Construction Fiberglass Laminates • ★ • Our Specialty R. D. 2 Orrville, Ohio Phone MU 2-5836 Orrville, Ohio Compliments of Massillon Sugar Bowl LANDES AND LANDES and the Realtors Palace Sugar Bowl Insurance Brokers Canton, Ohio 22 8 West Liberty Street Wooster, Ohio Established 1905 Fine Foods For FUty Years 91 ■C=. HAGAN CHEMICALS CONTROLS, INC. • ★ Orrvllle, Ohio MATHIAS WHITSON, INC. East Pine Street Orrville Phone MU 2-1916 Ready Mixed Concrete Concrete Construction Work Barnyards Concreted All Building Supplies • ★ • Free Estimates 92 THE WOOSTER LUMBER CO. One of the Most Complete Lumber Yards in the State FREE DELIVERY Wooster, Ohio HOward 2-8015 PAYNE ' S ALIGNMENT 1867 Lincoln Way East of Wooster V 2 Mile from the City Limtis — South Side of Highway □ □ □ We align front ends • We make tires round • We balance wheels We straighten wheels • We straighten frames • We reline brakes Wooster, Ohio HOward 2-0846 Howard Johnson’s Sea Foods Our Specialty 28 FLAVORS ICE CREAM Landmark for Hungry Americans Copgratulatidns WOOSTER TRACTOR SALES BRENNER BROS. Corner East Liberty and Spink Wooster ' s Largest Exclusive Store for Men and Boys Wooster Ohio Phone 34741 WOOSTER, OHIO 93 Compliments of AHSTER SHOE STORE House of Good Shoes Woosier ' s Better Shoe Store WOOSTER, OHIO Satisfaction Since 1884 FREEDLANDER ' S It Pays to Buy Quality Wooster Has Good Stores Blatz Shoe Store in Massillon Red Cross — Air-Step Florsheim Shoes for the Entire Family 46 Erie St. South Massillon CRITES - WATSON OFFICE SUPPLY 220 East Liberty St. Royal Typewriters Electric • Standard • Portable Office Equipment and Supplies Gifts • Books • Stationery McINTIRE FURNITURE CO. □ HD WOOSTER, OHIO HOward 2-7791 Compliments of WOOSTER MUSIC CENTER South Side of the Square Wayne County ' s Complete Music Store Wallace E. Franks Brooks D. Franks HOward 2-5886 94 Compliments H. W. Giltz Realty Company 37 Erie Street South Massillon, Ohio Specialists in Farm and City Property Congratulations to The Class of 1958 HAL’S SPORT SHOP • ★ • Compliments of Ideal Gas Service 219 N. Buckeye St. Wooster, Ohio ANgelus 3-3730 Distributors of Pyrofax Gas Over 25 Years of Dependable Service Hunting, Fishing, Archery Athletic Equipment Hobbycraft • ★ • 37 Erie Street North Massillon, Ohio SHEARER FARM EQUIPMENT Compliments The Ideal Co. Wheel and Crawler Tractors • Diesel and Gas The Big Store With The Little Door Finest in Farm Machinery • WOOSTER, OHIO MASSILLON, OHIO Best Wishes and Congratulations DARI-LAND Candy Kitchen to the Class of 1958 Chocolates • Nuts • Candies Mints for Weddings BOND SHOE STORE Open all year ' round W. Liberty St. Wooster, Ohio Corner West Liberty and Grant Wooster, Ohio 95 I VENTURA ' S SHOE SHOP NEW SHOES SHOE REPAIRING Compliments of • ★ • 45 First Street N. W. MASSILLON, OHIO - - Compliments of Sears Roebuck Co. MASSILLON, OHIO The Store for the Entire Family 47 Lincoln Way West Massillon, Ohio TEmple 3-4115 OBERLIN DAIRY Quality Serves You Best Good Luck to All and Many Thanks «YOUR” PIZZA SHOP ★★★ 308 20th Street N. W. Massillon, Ohio 3 32 South E rie St. Massillon, Ohio 414 Twelfth Street N. W. • Canton, Ohio 303 South Market Street • Wooster, Ohio • ★ • ★★★ Dial Masslllpn TEmple 3-4666 Remember . . . The Finest Pizza Anywhere! 96 Phone 2871 • Kidron, Ohio Myer ' s Water Pumps and Softeners Ifotpoinl: Appliances Zero T-33 Can T-20 Tanks Milk Coolers Compliments of Lehmans Decorating Co. Painters Since 1926 • ★ • R. D. 1. Dalton, Ohio Menno S. Lehman Phone Kidron 2137 TREMONT STREET T.V. Radio • Television • Applionces • yfe • HOWARD F. DUTTON 0 660 Tremont Ave. S. W. TEmple 2-7725 Massillon, Ohio Compliments of The State Bank Co. Massillon Town Plaza Office in Shopping Center STONE BROTHERS CLOTHES _ ..A, _ 104 Lincoln Way W Massillon ' s No. 1 Store for Men 97 Compliments of MASSILLON SEED SUPPLY CO. 139 First Street N. W. • ★ • TEmple 2-9500 Massillon, Ohio SOHIO Schaffter ' s Sohio Service Junction Rts. 93 and 90 R. F. D. 2 • Massillon, Ohio Morrison’s Music Service Compliments of Band Instruments. — Accordions IDEAL DAIRY String Instruments Massillon, Ohio Sheet Music — Repairing Complete Line of TEmple 3-7560 220 Lincoln Way E. Quality Dairy Products MASSILLON, OHIO and Ice Cream COMPLIMENTS OF One Day Pick-up and Delivery Service CROSBY’S LOU THE TOE GROZA SHOE STORE The MOST in Dry Cleaning • ★ • 224 Lincoln Way West TEmple 2-3725 • ★ • Massillon - Ohio TEmple 2-9900 Massillon DARLING SHOP Massillon Paint and Glass Co. LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR • ★ • Paints • Oils • Varnishes • Glass and Painters- ' Supplies Lincoln Way West 64 South Erie Street TEmple 3-3784 Massillon, Ohio Phone TE 3-5038 Massillon, Ohio 98 Compliments of Nehi Bottling Co. MASSILLON, OHIO - - Compliments of THE OHIO DRILLING CO. MASSILLON, OHIO - - Long’s Men’s Shop TEmple 2-2211 50 Erie Street Tailoring and Haberdashery Dobbs • Mallory • Resiston Hats John Crone Paul Crone Compliments of SANITARY LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING Massillon, Ohio Compliments of PEOPLES FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION • ★ • 58 Lincoln Way East Massillon, Ohio • ★ • Current Dividend 3% Per Annum At the Chime Clock Hering’s SELF SERVE MARKET 619 Tremont Ave. S. W. We Deliver MASSILLON, OHIO TRIANGLE ReslauranI Service Station Rts. 93 and 30 GOOD EATS TE 2-0351 Massillon, Ohio 99 WALT GREEN, Tire and Supply Success to the Class of 58 W. T. Grant Co. Totvne Plaza Shopping Center • ★ • Massillon, Ohio • ★ • 124 Tremont Avenue S. W. Massillon, Ohio The MASSILLON HARDWARE Co. 39 Lincoln Way West Sporting Goods Hardware Appliances • Tools • Tappan Ranges McCULLOUGH’S Pollock ' s Sohio Service SERVICE GAS and OIL • ★ • Gas • Oil • Tires • Tubes Lubrication • Batteries • Tires Tubes and Accessories Washing • Greasing • Batteries 24-Hout Towing Service • ★ • Phone Day: TE 2- 444 Phone Night: TE 2-3082 Lincoln Highway EAST GREENVILLE, OHIO EAST GREENVILLE, OHIO UNIVERSAL DRY CLEANING CO. 35 Charles Ave. S. E. Pick-up and Delivery to Dalton Tuesday — Thursday Proprietor WALT LEMMON 100 Freedom ' s Key to Better Living is Your Newspaper THE EVENING INDEPENDENT Best Wishes THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN from MASSILLON Bank of Friendly Services C. S. HENRICH MOTOR CO. Massillon ' s ONLY National Bank (Your Chrysler— Plymouth Dealer) TWO OFFICES 1208 Lincoln Way E. Main Office—Lincoln Way and Erie South Amherst Office—Amherst Park Shopping Center Compliments Congratulations, of Class of 1957 H. M. BLOSSER Glazed Block and Brick Sales • Phone 8-2751 Dalton, Ohio C. 0. FINEFROCK CO. of Massillon ROBERT ALLEN STORES Firestone Products • 121 Lincoln Way West Phone TE 2-1130 Massillon, Ohio 641 Lincoln Way Automobile Goods and Parts Toys and Household Goods TEmple 3-8537 101 Lowe Young Soles Services Wooster, Ohio • Route 30 East TREASURE HOUSE Minneapolis Moline Machinery New Holland Equipment Remingt6n Chain Saws Lincoln Welders HO 2-2126 HO 2-6248 Hobbies Wayne County’s Most Complete Stock of Hobbies and Crafts Phone Angelus 3-6951 GOUDY ' S FURNITURE Dealer in Quality Furniture and Household Appliances Compliments of GERBER MEATS Custom Butchering Phone TA 8-2765 Dalton .... Ohio NobiPs Shoe Store Wooster, Ohio Dr. F. C. Porter Dentist Corner of Mill and Main Streets Shoes for the Entire Family Phone TA 8-2747 Dalton, Ohio Good Luck, Class of 1958 Wooster Farm Equipment, Inc. John Deere • Case New Idea Quality Farifl Equipment Phone 2-9766 Wooster, Ohio McCulloch Chain Saw Jamesway 102 PATRONS OF OUR SCHOOL A. B. SOMMER - Kidron KIDRON NEWS - Kidron AMOS GEISER - Kidron ETHEL ' S BEAUTY SHOP - Dalton GOLD STAR FEED MILLS - Wooster CRATER MOTORS - Wooster BIXLER JUVENILE SHOP - Massillon MARIE ' S BEAUTY SHOPPE - Dalton WILMA ' S BEAUTY SHOPPE - Dalton 103 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS THE DAVIS STUDIO Photography ! St andard jf rintina and Co. LETTERPRESS and LITHOGRAPHY PHONE T43 CARROLLTOKOHIO MUELLER ART COVER AND BINDING CO. Binding 104