Hartville High School - Streak Yearbook (Hartville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

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V A gr J v N X A -, w Q 3 N .A I 4' 5 Qf i N 1 ir THE SENIOR CLASS of 1951 LAKE TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL H t lle Ohxo I V The' I , P ak published by ala lo Thee our Hxgh School we rmse cz cheer prolonged Chensh sweet memones as we smg th1s song Days f1lled w1th laughter well remember of er We ve left Thee Hortv11le H1gh Our Alma Mater tned and true Long do we pledge our loyalty to you Fnendshxp entwlmng th1s IS our b1nd1ng To Thee decrr Hartvllle H1gh Foreword Thls book rs a book of Memones Not only for the Class of 51 but for all those who read rt We have tned to record the many that, as you look through xt you w11l remember your h1gh school days If we have accompl1shed th1s we know that our Annual 1S worth the work that was put 1nto xt happenings of the past year in such a way UEUIEATIUN Mr Ralph Scott Mr Lmton Honaker It 1S w1th great pnde that we the class of 1951 dedlcate our Annual to Mr Scott our advlsor 1n recognmon of h1s hard work as our sponsor and to Mr Llnton Honaker 1n appre c1at1on for the way he has taken such an m terest 1n our class To these two men go our smcere wlshes lor a happy and successful future and our thanks for the guldance and help they have given us 1 1 - 1 1 I I I - 9 ,af 1' Se,-2 lxkf-,L-11-'S y'f..-1-v:- I ANNUAL STAFF Edrtor rn Chref ASSOCIGAG Eduor Assxstant Edrtor Advrsor Art Edltors Class Edxtors ACIIVIAISS Edltors Sports Edrtors Busmess Managers Advertlslng Edxtor Grnny Hershberger Tom Koontz Nancy Harnngton Mr Scott V1rg1l Domer B111 Krnsley Ed Lrmbach Iamce Shoemaker lack Stnckrch Lydra Mrller Betty Iane Moor Mary Beebe Kexth Pont1us Mary VanHooser Ruth Lavv Eleanor Lyons Mary Lou Walker B111 Susco Iohn Aman B1ll1e McBrayer Rrchard Eble Henry Taylor Dave Hambleton IoAnn Graber Iack Clark Gwen Harns Lawrence Oswald Fern Pont1us Ioan ESSIQ 2 XXN , 0 I I -I A I X A S. 'U Il' . . 9, .A - . Q I . ' 'U I IJ' I , 'Q . I ' I A A A A I A . A A I A::A A I E E F E A ASEE E : 1 I I I E i5:: I A A A A A I AIAA ' , I I I I I 'III : , I I I I , ' A A A A I A 'IIA 7 : ' I A A 1 III' A : 1 : : I I 1. 5 : 1 I I .5 : E 5 I . A ' - 1 1 ff N N VZ, It! .44 To Mr. P. M. Barry the Class of '51 owes its undying gratitude for his help and guid- ance. His wonderful school spirit and un- derstanding ways have won the respect and admiration of our class. In later years, we will look back upon these years as some of the happiest we will ever know, and he will be a part of our happy memories BCARD OF EDUCATION Seated Mr Tom Cocklm Clerk Mr W E Watson Standing: Mr. I. L. Bixler, Mr. G. N. Fryberger, Mr. H. Besse, Mr. W. B. Grigor. MRS GERALDINE ABBOTT B A Asbury College Teaches Home Econcmxcs IOHN M BONAR B S Educatron Kent State Teaches Instrumental Musrc Hlstory Band MRS VIRGINIA BOND B S West Vlrgmla Wesleyan Teaches Commercral Advxses School Paper ROBERT COCI-IRAN B S Kent State Teaches Socxal Studxes Physrcal Educatlon Coach Advxses Freshman Class LAWRENCE H KECK B A Mount Umon College 'leaches Physxcal Educatzon Socral Sczence Englxsh Advtses Sophomore Class LIN TON R HONAKER B A Mount Umon College M A Western Reserve U Teaches Scxence Mathematrcs Advrses Debate FACULTY I MERRILL URVIANCE B S Mount Umon College Westem Reserve Umversxty Teaches English Advxses Dramatxcs RALPH C SCOTT B S Ohxo State Umversxty M A Ohxo State Umversxty Teaches Industrxal Arts Advmses Senxor Class I-I1Y HAZEL MCCOY B A Ohxo Unrversrty M A Ohlo State Umverslty New York Cxty Umversrty Umversnty oi Idaho Columbia Unxverslty Teaches Latm Socxal Studies Lxbran R WCG CONSTANCE MCPHERSON B S Ohxo State Unrverstty Teaches Vocal Musxc Social Studres Advnses YTeen Club ,jf 1 V, I J BETTY WOOLEY Mount Umon College Teaches Science Biology English Phys Ed Advxses Exghth Grade L IS ZARICH B A Akron Unrversrty Teaches Mathematncs Advtses Iumor Class ELEMENTARY GRADE TEACHERS FIYSY Row Mr Brumbcxuqh Mrs Leuenburqer Mrss Shaffer Mrs Glendenmg Mrs Fulmer Second Row: Mr. Werstler, Mrs. Bcxlliett, Mrs. McCartney, Mrs. Griiiitlts, Mrs. Dcxly, Mr. Barry 5 . H 11 BUS DRIVERS Iohn Roth Gus Phrllips Ferman Slaybaugh Dick Vickers JUNIOR DEPUTIES The Iumor Deputles under the supervlslon of Mr Brumbaugh did an ev: cellent job toward ra1s1ng the safety standards of our school These boys d1r ected the school chlldren across the hlghway on their way to and from the school building They also helped at football and basketball games and saw that the flag was raised and lowered each day Foil Charles Slusser Iames Tschantz Kenneth Zellers Billy Davis David Watkins Second Row Iames Bowers Don Anstme Daniel Lutz Roland Harris Billy Schory Ierry Thorn ton Richard Evans Lanny Bingham Karl Kiener Curtis Goodin Joseph Beachy Kenneth Plummer Third Row Melvm Miller Warren Dale West Andrew Helmuth Robert Martz Glen Kinsley Clarence Hmerman Earl Kettering Eugene Bair Lvnn Besse Alvin Garman Dale Boyer Harold Miller Olen Stutzman Ralph Beebe Keith Know les First Row: Larry Ringer, Dale Bishop. Robert Bohaychyk, Iames Stoll, Donnie Devies. Connie CUSTODIANS Back Row Les er Meadows Mrs Anstme Mr A15 ne Front Row Darryl Zellers Bryce Glendenrnq CAFETERIA One of the most valuable parts of a rural school rs the hot lunch plan These workers had the darly duty of prepannq and servmg tasty hot lunches to hungry puprls and faculty members The staff lncluded Mrs Maude Bohayrhyk Mrs Sallv Bohaychyk Mrs Edlth Am1ck and Mrs Carrre Stuhldreher Frrst Row Iean Machamer rlsre Weaver Amanda Coblentz Marlorre Wagler Freda Slabauqh Leona Wyler Leora Wyler Second Row Mrs Amrck C rrolyn Wagler Maine Coolenlz Opal Hmerman Judy Brumbaugh Lots Grrqgy Maude Bohaychyk M s Tho npson Thrrd Row Sally Bohaychvk Mrs Stuhldreher Tom Esslq Wayne Stutzman Drck Shoemaker Davrd Leadbetter Delbert Carmrchael : t , . rn, r , . 1 . . . , , . A , . , . . . ' ,.., .. : . ',L ' , ' . , . ' ' , , r. 1 . SCHOOL DHHS STHRI 4' vLH H S SENIORS 1 My WW ani'- I-T ci. 7 51 Z M 57 1 .f f 6 - yl f' TNG-I ' '-S, ' ' ' I I-'? f g-731.-'i fx ' QW, fa - 4 , , I --- -5 nl1EiglM rf A ,f I f ' , A- f - - -f-GL.. nf N- , OFFICERS Standing: Iack Clark, Vice-President Richard Ebie, Treasurer. Seated: Lydia Mae Miller, Secretary Tom Koontz, President. 'Seated Ioan Essig loAnn Graber Fe n Pontius Iydia Mae Miller Mary Lou Walker Betty Moor Standing Keith Pontius Tom Koontz Virgil Domer lack Strickich Richard Ebie Bill Susco Law ence Oswald Bill Kinsley TWELVE YEAR STU DENTS M MARY BEEBE Commercial Cours Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Paper Staft 4 Annual Staff 4 Monttor 1 Lrbrary 1 2 3 Booster Club 24 4H Club 3 Senxor Play 4 IOAN ESSIG College Preparator G Y Teen 12 34 Mxxed Chorusg EJ' MQ' Iunror Play Q Annual Staff 4 4 H Club 1 2 3 4 Grrls Chorus 12 L Booster Club 2 Llbrary 2 3 Senxor Play I OANN GRABEP Commerclal Course Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 4 Mlxed CIIOYJS 1 2 3 Gxrls Chorus 2 3 Annual Stall 4 Student Councxl 2 Momtor 1 Booster Club 14 G A T B Test Semor Play NANCY HARRINGTON College Preparatory Declamatron Contest 4 YTeen 34 Annual Stall 4 Asst Edrtor YTeen Play 4 Senxor Play GWEN HARRIS College Preparatory YTeen 1234 Paper Stall 3 Mlxed Chorus 123 Guls Chor us 1 2 3 Band 34 Booster Club 24 Llbrary 3 Iumor Play Annual Staii 4 YTeen 4 De hate 4 Semor Play IOHN AMAN College Preparatory Basketball l 34 Foothc ll 34 Baseball 1234 HxY 123-4 Chaplam 4 Iumor Play 3 Scouts 123 Booster Club Senror Play 4 Annual Staff 4 G A T B Test I ACK CLARK General Course Class Pr srdent l Vlce Pre-srdent 24 Football 1 Basketball 1 H Y 1 2 3 4 Semor Play VIRGIL E DOMER College Preparatory Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 123 H1Y1234 Iunxor Play 3 Debate 4 Annual Staff 4 Art Edxtor Paper Stall 23-4 Asst EdlfOI 4 Band 12 3 4 Mixed Chorus 12 3 Muslc Contest 3 Scholarshrp Team 2 N R O T C Test S holarshlp Test 1 2 3 4 RIC HARD EBIE College Preparatory H1Y 123-4 Treasurer 4 Class Treas 234 Park Board 34 Basketball 1234 Baseball l Band 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus l 2 34 Boys Chorus 23 Scholar shrp Tests 1234 Annual Bust ness Mgr 4 Paper Staff 3 Band Cllrnc 34 G A T B Test Senxor Play DAVID HAMBLETON College Preparatory H1 Y 1 2 34 Scholarshrp Tests 1 Z 3 4 Student Councxl 3 Booster Club 12 34 Annual Staff 4 Monrtor 1 Speech Contest 4 G A T B Test Senlor Play . U A - , - M - tw Sl . . 1- - - - Library 3 3. SeniorIP1ay: G. A. T. B. Testg VIRGINIA HERSHBERGER College Preparatory Y-Teens 1-2-3-4. Treas. 2, Vice- Pres. 3: Sec. 4: Scholarship Test l-Z-3-4: Ohio History Test 4: Prince of Peace 4: Band 1-2-3- 4: Mixed Chorus 1-2-3: Girls Chorus 2-3: T. B. Tour 3: Annual Editor 4: Debate 3: Office Sec. 4: Librarian 2-3-4: Ir. Play: Sr. Play: Booster Club 2-4: Y-Teen Play 4: Scholarship Team 1-2- 3-4: Sr. Scholarship Test 4: G. A. T. B. Test 4. BILL KINSLEY General Course Booster Club 1 Music 1 Annual Staff 4 Semor Play 4 ELEANOR LYONS Commercial Course Library Assistant 4 Mixed Chorus 4 YTeen Club 4 Senior Play 4 BILLIE MCBRAYER Commercial WL 3 YTeen 4 W M Paper Staff 4 Annual Stall 4 Booster Club 4 Senior Play 4 LYDIA MAE MILLER College Preparatory 4 Paper Staff 1234 Ir Ed 3 Editor 4 Office Sec 4 YTeens 1234 Treas 4 Iunior Play 3 Annual Stott 4 Booster Club 2 4 Monitor l Scholarship Tests 1234 Scholarship Team 3 G A T B Test 4 Semor Play 4 Semor Scholarship Test 4 Kent State Um N O S P Conference RUTH LAVY Commercial Course Y-Teen 4 Mixed Chorus 3 Girls Chorus 3 Paper Stall 3-4 Annual Stall 4 4-H 1-2-3-4 Senior Scholarship Test 4 Senior Play 4 TOM KOONTZ College Preparatory Course H1Y 1234 Sec 2 Class Pres 34 Student Council l Booster Club 24 President 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Z 3-4 Iumor Play Mixed Chorus 12 Boys Chorus 12 Buckeye Boys State 3 Scholarship Test 12 34 An nual Asst Editor 4 G A T B Test 4 Semor Scholarship Test 4 Senior Play 4 EDWARD LIMBACH Football 12 34 Capt 4 Bas ketball 1 2 34 Baseball 1 2 3 4 H1Y 1234 Vice Pres 3 Pres 4 Student Council 14 President 4 Class Pres 2 Class Vice Pres 3 Iumor Play Stage Man ager Paper Stait 3-4 Annual Stall 4 Monitor 1 Booster Club 2-4 Scholarship Tests 12 34 G A T B Test 4 Semor Play 4 LAWRENCE OSWALD General Course H1 Y l 2 3 4 Pand l 2 3 Baseball 12 Basketball 1 Football 1 2 3-4 Annual Stal! 4 Semor Play 4 KEITH PONTIUS College Preparatory Staff 4 Student Council 34 Treas 3 Se Treas 4 Prince oi Peace Winner 4 Mixed Chor us 12 Booster Club 24 H1Y 2 3 4 Iunior Play 3 Football Mgr 3 4 4 H 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 34 Baseball 2 34 Scouts l Scholarship Test 123-4 Librar ion 4 Semor Play 4 Senior Scholarship Test 4 G A T B Tes 4 lad-f' 70.564111-pl-Q-C444 ,M ' . Class Sec. 1-2-3-4: Library Staff Paper Statl Bus. Mgr. 4: Annual 3-4. gh... .4 49,5 A t u f J' f , ,, ' fp I' K' 1 4 ' ' BETTY IANL MOOR Commercral Course YTeen 4 Lrb ary 4 School Paper Stall 4 Bocs er Club 2 Annual 'tail 4 Senlor Play IACK STRICKICH General Course Football 3 Baseball l 2 4 O Basketball l 2 3 4 H1Y 1234 Chaplarn 2 Sergeant at Arms 4 Class V1ce Pres 1 Student Councxl 2 Iunxor Play Stage Mgr 3 Annual Staff 4 Semor Play FERN PONTIUS gf, 9 9- A Commercxal Course Y Teen l 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 12 Annual Staff 4 Girls Chorus 12 Iumor Play 3 YTeen Pramst 4 lv! Sextette Pranrst 4 Gxrls Chorus Plamst 4 G A T B Test 4 BILL SUSCO College Preparatory l'l1Y 1234 Football 234 D bate 34 Scholarshrp Team I2 34 Ohro Hxstory Test 4 Mrxed Chorus Boys Chorus Paper Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Lrbrary Staff 34 Iumor Play 3 Prxnce ol Peace 4 Booster Club 4 Basketball 1 G A T B Test 4 Senror Scholarshxp Test 4 Sen lor Play 4 rw F QW, M355 CLASS COLORS Gray and Blue CLASS FLOWER Red Camatlon CLASS MOTTO I Farlure rs behmd success IS our goal IANICE SHOEMAKER General Course YTeen 1234 Treas 3 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 Guls Chorus 2-4 Octette 2 Sextette 34 Booster Club 2 Olhce Secretary 4 Annual Staff 4 Musxc Contest 23 Semor Play HENRY TAYLOR College Preparatory Mrxed Chorus 12 Football 3 Annual Stall 4 Booster Club 14 H1 Y l 2 3 4 Paper Stall 3 Boy Scouts 12 Baseball Mgr 23 Senlor Play G A T B Test 4 MARY VA Hoofp I0 College p or Mrxed Chorus ' 3 Sec3Pres4B s 24 Scholarshrp Tes 1234 Paper Staff 23-4 Annual Staff 4 Llbrary 3 Iumor Play 3 Band 4 YTeen Play 4 Senror Play Student Councrl 3 Grrls Chonrs 23 MARY LOU WALKER YTeen 1234 Mixed Chorus l 2 3 Girls Chorus 2 3 Cheer leader 12 3-4 Otfxce Secretary 234 Paper Stall 23 Annual Stat! 4 Pnnce of Peace Contest 4 Band 1 3 Booster Club 24 Scholar p Test 3 umor Play X Play A T B Test 4 ff f' jp, .. 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K fl fl H!! , 1 7,1 41 CLASS HISTORY One sunny fall day rn 1939 srxty small wrde eyed flrst graders started then long road to become educated 1nd1v1duals for SOCIGIY The flrst year we were d1v1ded rnto two groups one being taught by Mrss Ashton the other by Mrss Ianson We were an exceedrngly brrllrant group and learned fast In fact 1t took only the better part of that year for us to learn our AB Cs The students whrch started that year and are strll with us are Dlck Ebre Lydta Mae Mrller Mary Lou Walker Ioan Graber Tom Koontz Lawrence Oswald Betty Moor Kerth Pontrus Fem Pontrus B111 Sus co Henry Taylor lack Stnckxch Vrrgrl Domer B111 Klnsley Davrd Hamble ton and Ioan Essrg Our group found many happy hours playmg at recess on the swmgs and see saws Our second grade teachers were Mrss Cordler and Mrss Ianson That year we struggled through the Ahce and Ierry books Cops and robbers or cow boy and Indrans were our favonte games at recess For the thud grade we had MISS Keller and Mrss Kostus Oh that long awarted tune was now over' Fmally we could play at recess on the other slde of the school We also recerved the three R s rn more conuntatron In the fourth grade our teacher was Mrss Shaffer Th1s year we recerved the fundamentals of geography d1v1s1on and multrplrcatron The next year we really were the B1g Guns fWell at least we thought sol We now had our home room upstarrs Our teachers were Mrss Pnce and Mr Brumbaugh We were dellghted to recerve two new students B1ll1e Mc Brayer and Gwen Harr1s In the srxth grade we were rn Mxss Pnce and Mr Werstler s rooms Alon wnh studres we leamed handrcraft rn both rooms That year Grnny Hersh berger Mary Beebe and Iamce Shoemaker jorned us Our seventh grade was one year we all were lookrng forward to Now we could change classes wrth the b1g hrgh school krds' But lh1S year also proved fatal to one of our best lrked classmates Herman Stoll was krlled ln a tractor accxdent Our home room teachers that year were Mr Kmder and Mr Knrght That year Ed Lrmbach 10 ned us In the erghth grade our teachers were Mrs Goodson and Mxss Underwood Mrs Goodson our class sponsor that year started us savrng money for our future class tnp by collectrng sales tax stamps That year Iack Clark 1o1ne.i us After a slaughter of an 1n1t1at1on we became full fledged Freshmen Our class offrcers were as follows Pres1dent lack Clark V1cePres1dent lack Stnckrch Treasurer Paul Hrmmelnght and Secretary Lydra Mae Mrller Tn year we had two class partres and a dance We also recerved Mary Van Hooser Ruth Lavy and Iohn Aman as newcomers to our class In the Sophomore year our class members were busily strugglmg through Latm II Brology and Plane Geometry Class offlcers that year were Presr dent Ed Lxmbach V1cePres1dent Iack Clark Treasurer Drck Ebre and Sec retary Lydra Mae Mrller We sold pennants and vanous other artxcles for money makrng that year We also ordered our class sweaters and lackets Wh1Ch are a very neat blue and gray The fall of our Iumor year found everyone droolxng over our new flashy jackets and sweaters We put on a melodrama play For Her Chrld s Sake whrch brought the house down at H H S Thrs year we really drd well fm ancrally havlng held paper dnves bake sales a Sweetheart Dance and Bas ketball concessxons We held a beautrful Prom at Shady Hollow County Club Our class OIIICGIS were Pres1dent Tom Koontz V1cePres1dent Ed Lrmbach Treasurer Drck Ebre and Secretarv Lydra Mae Mlller The only new mem ber of our class that year was Nancy Harnngton We also ordered our beau trful solid gold concave class nngs rn the spnng to be delxvered when we became Senrors Fmally we came to the last mrlestone m our school careers Now we were Senior' Our rrngs came rn the fall and most every Senlor could be seen . . . - . .v 1 1 , 1 - 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 - 1 - 1 , . , ., . 1 1 - 1 1 ' . 1 1 ' . . . . 1 , 1 1 3 1 1 - 1 L . . . 4 , , 1 . 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 . . . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 - 5- 1 1 - 1 1 1 - - ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 11 - 1 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 flashrng therr smart nngs rn the halls Our class ofhcers were chosen and are as follows Presrdent Tom Koontz V1cePres1dent Iack Clark Treasurer Drck Ebre and Secretary Lydra Mae Mrller We had two Chlcken Suppers several paper and scrap dnves our last fall We also backed a very suc en by any class rn Hartvxlle Along wxth our scrapes wrth teachers cr tnp to Texas and vcmous other events our Semor year proved hrghly excrtmg a enloyable The only student Jommg us our Semor year was Eleanor Lyon Havmg had a wonderful hard workmg sponsor from our Freshman clas on, Mr Scott we can readxly say we have had cr successful class THE CLASS OF 51 cessful School Paper and our Senior play was rated as one of the finest giv- . 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S CLASS PROPHECY TIIIS tryrng to guess who ll be who or who s what rn twenty years from now 15 a trnng task Let me see oh Ioan Essrg Thrs makes me sleepy yawn yawn guess Ill rest a second zzzz snore Uh I must have been asleep I can remember my dreams though lt show ea a huge mounrarn and on 1t l can see any year and place at any ume vv hy there s a mountarn and an rdentrcal path to the one rn my ureams l wonder rf well theres one way to fmd out Gee thrs hrll IS steep never say are Remember Nancy Harrrngton my famous quotauons rn remem brance of a srlly grrl who rrred out a dream Why gosh there s the peak and I actually can see everythrng I can mark down the names persons and what they re aorng as I see them and later rearrange them for our prophecy lhrs hrgh penthouse belongs to Ioan Essrg she s sull blonld slrrn vrvacrous and lrvrng on the alrmony of her past four husbands She certamly loovcs cute rn that black velvet gown W hy she used to be a powder putt grrl Downstarrs rn the hotel lobby of the Hartvrllran Hotel I see lack Srrrckrch rs Arthur Murrays leadrng teacher I wonder why he works he a mu mrllronarre from hrs Jet propelled stock car racrng track Eleanor Lyons must be usrng Duane as her stage name I see on thrs pos ter she s got the lead rn the musrcal comedy Hrt and Mrss Vxrgrl homer rs her leadrng man I see hes producmg thrs too Vrrg rs commonly known as the wear a roupee and gufdle john Aman rn nrs black rs gomg to meet urcx l:.ore 1-rome the funny rhrng rs he already has to to hold hrrnself rn smock black shoe strrng tre and van dyke beara urck rs the potent banker here rn the crry l-le s clrpprng the coupon trom hrs bonds now Davrd l-lambleton drd all of thrs rnterror decoranng My hrs technrque rs unrque lhe modem touch rs darlrng I guess he s done most ot the large homes m thrs crty Edward Lrmbacn rs the famous desrgner and brulder of the Golden Gates Bndge ne has aone most of the trner homes around here l:.very summer he goes ro hrs new arr desrgned home Lets see oh theres lom Koonrzs beautriul ranch house styled Acme stores l-rrs charns have really made good He s also a famous hydro plane racer ln the season Anne runs the store That srgn rs publrcrzrng Mary VanHoosers act next weekend Mary lett the powder puff grrls and became a Torch srnger frrst rn New York Crty and then many engagements from famous hrgher class clubs and hotels Gosh theres Iody Grabers Super Collosal Ten Rlng Iet Propelled Crrcus and Srde Show lr contarns the brggest srde show rn the world Iody has the prettrest and uglrest best and oddrest abnormalrtres rn the world The sword chewer rs Ioay s husband She also was a powder puff grrl That barker outsrde rs Gwen Harrrs also a former powder puff grrl She and Iody entered thrs on therr off seasons of the powder puff gurls Hummm theres a blue and prnk affarr with elephants on rt down there 'Ihats Macons new Last Gulp Saloon Iack looks the same wrth hrs mrlk shake belly W O W that fushra Cadrllac covertrble down there IS sharp Guess rt s Gm ny Hershberger returnmg to her Marrne husband hve chrldren and luxunous house on the Rrvrena She just completed a world wrde lecture tour She used to be a powder puff grrl The well dressed woman wrth her rs Lee Mrller Lydra rs edrtor of the Hartvrllran Herald and celebrated the world over for her edrtonals Lee rs engaged but has not set the date yet Theres Betty Moor berng arrested by a state trooper rn the new Karser , . -- I I . 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I 1 ' ' and with books under hrs arm- - 'course he's Dean ot the Umversrry now-- ' - ' ' - - 1 ' 1 I Rocket car motorcycle Betty IS olympxc 100 yard free styl track star Why that trooper IS Lawrence Oswald He helped on the blue pnnts of that car motorcycle Its a car t1l1 you need the motorcycle and then you press a button and lose the frame Speak1ng of 1nvent1ons Professor Susco has yust patented h1s 406th one He s greatly added to our fly1ng suacer shxps and new jet propelled shoes A ha1r stylmg show QLVSH by Henn Taylor 15 111 progress He s world fam ous and h1s shows are hela at h1s school headquarters here HIS next larg est IS 1n Pans Ian1ce Shoemaker and Ken have modem1zed Isaly s and 1t looks cute w1th the p1r1k and purple polka dot drapes all over the PICIUIG W1I1dOWS I1mm1ny Cnckets Kexth Pont1us 1S a famous lawyer here Hes a crlm 1nal lawyer and a promment one too Speak1ng of famous people Mary Lou Walker has gone on to become a well known Surgeon She kept 1t up after her marrlage and has been re warded A mce degree and pract1ce plus a happy home and famlly B1ll1e McBrayer IS her head nurse She IS engaged to one of the Mannes on the 8th floor Her sweet and lovable personalrty has ga1ned her many fnends B1ll Kmsley IS one of her pat1ents He needs a rest cure H1s last fthe tenthl safan lasted SIX months Hunt1ng new unknown anlmals for E I Ruth Lavy has a new sculptors stud1o It s all done up 1n black and Whlle marble She opened up Wllh Mary Beebe Mary Beebe 1S a well known portra1t pa1nter She and Ruth d1d the Prest dents bust statue and l1fe SIZS portra1ts the other day Fern Pont1us 1S Sllllng over there on a park bench rock1ng a baby buggy Her Whlle sat1n sun dress looks darl1ng wxth her hall' She helps B1ll on the books occas1onally but usually doesnt work Gosh where am I oh that ma1l box says Nancy HGIIIDQIOD then that beaut1ful glass house must be m1ne There I am Gosh how t1red I look hover1ng over that stove Gee 1f I do have fourteen ch1ldren I can see why I am happy though I have the man I wanted and I used to be a powder puff grrl Imag1ne one of the famous g1rls football teams Ah yes thats l1fe and farlure 1S behmd us we ve yet to succeed Id better get down to supper I hear Mom call1ng Wa1t theres a re un1on party why IIS our class of '51 Tom 1S speakmg he s wonder1ng how I ever came across such luck to see twenty years 1nto the future My I wonder yawn Im sleepy agam But I dare not fall asleep and dream another l1ke tl'11s It also m1ght come true - . , ' ' . e '. I I I , A Graber and Circus. CLASS WILL Bemg of sound mlnd and free wxll I Gwen Harrrs leave my dancmg tech 11 que to Iohn Brothers Bemg of no mmd and all b1lls I V1rg1l Domer leave my d1staste for H H S g1IIS to Tom Kanel Berng me I B111 Krnsley leave the end of the lunch lme to lack Freas Bemg of an unsound mmd and unwrllful w1ll I Nancy Harnngton leave MIS Abbott wrth a freed mmd and peaceful heart and the Casablanca to Shu' ley Keyser Ianxce Shoemaker be1ng of sound mmd and free w1ll leave my place rn the sextette to Iamce Besse IoAnn Graber just be1ng leave to Kay Knapp my athletrc ab1l1ty Carl Edward Lrmbach leave my amazmg techruque of staymg away from gomg steady to Eldon Barry Tom Koontz bequeath all my flashy sh1rts and clothes to who ever w1ll wear them lack Stnckrch hopmg Im st1ll sound hereby w1ll my woman troubles and love affarrs to Sam Bockrus wlth a prayer that he gets along as safely as I have Grnny Hershberger leave my pos1t1on as drum major plus a box of Blue Iay corn plasters to one of the malorettes the Annual plus a box of aspmn to a Iuruor and hereby retlre to run a drug store and sell these products Betty Moor bequeath my job on the school paper to some unlucky person B1ll1e McBrayer wlllfully bequeath my long blonde ha1r and petrte ways to Marge West Mary Beebe be1ng of sound mlnd leave my typrng ab1l1ty to Shuley Evans Fern Pontlus w1ll my sewmg Gblllly to whoever needs 1t The SIX semor boys on varsrty leave room for rmprovement to the fellows next year A certam semor boy leaves a certam freshman g1r1 to a certarn college boy mother We JoAnn Graber and Mary Lou Walker w1ll Locker 136 to anyone who w1ll clean rt out Man and Macon leave a tr1p to Texas to any Iunxor boys wrth nerve enough to try rt' Ioan ESSIQ being of a mmd I dont know how sound leave the Spot and the fellows to Nancy H111 Lawrence Oswald w1ll my bnllxant scholastlc ab1l1ty to Larry Re1chenbach Mary Lou Walker be1ng of sound mrnd leave my cheerleadrng ab1l1ty to ct lucky 8th grade gxrl and my teddy bear to Donna Chapman Lyd1a Mae Mlller be1ng of sound mrnd bequeath rr'y posmon as edltor of the school paper to some lucky Iumor edltor and my long frngernaxls to Lors Kurtz I Kerth Pontlus w1ll my neatly pressed clothes to Krpp Kmsley Bexng Davrd Hambleton l wrllfully transfer to hm Mohler by ab1l1ty to stay out of reach of the H H S grrls I Mary VanHooser be1ng of sound mmd w1ll a tube of 11pst1ck to Shrrley Key ser since she never seems to be able to keep one 1 1 1 1 ' , , , 1 . . . . . . O 1 1 1 V' 1 1 1 ' . . 1 1 ' 1 I, 1 1 I. . , . L . 1 I. , . I . . . 1 . . 1 1 I . I . . . . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . I. , . 1. , . I. , , - I . . . . . 7 . I 1 1 . . . . . 1 Q o 1 . 11 11 11 11 - - - I . . . , 1 1 1 1 I, , . I. , , 1 . I, , . - 11 11 . . . . , , , 4 . 1 1 1 1 ' MESH BER 5ENmor1 BABY Y-I-l 5 NN GRABQR EMM! FE N MA12Y1.ou W Z v1u.a.ER 2 M Wiz 03 JDO SENIOR POPULARITY POLL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lydru Mrller Tom Koontz ALL AMERICAN V11'glI'11G I-Iershberger Edward L1mbdch BEST LOOKING BEST STUDENT LYCIIG Mxller R1chc1rd Eble BEST ATHLETE IoAnn Graber Edward Llmbcxch MOST MUSICAL Fern Pont1us Rrchcrrd Eble WITTIEST Ioan Essxq Tom Koontz Mary VcmHooser lack Strickich gggimi X QQ 0'hl.l.II. Nllfdtfl FIM Ei, W , 653 X N ' Cr N 5 , '. 1 ' I, if Q LL' ' N . I I QQ ' ffizi 4 . 0 j I JUNIOR CLASS The lun1ors elected the followlng people to offrces th1s year Prestdent Margaret West V1ce Presrdent Mary Lou Kanel Secretary Lawrence Retchenbach Treasurer Iaruce Besse Nancy H111 Nelson Moor and Ioe Hupnch were elected to represent the class m the Student Councll Mrss Zanch was our able class sponsor The class act1v1t1es mcluded collecttng sales tax stamps havmg basketball concesstons at home games and selhng turtleneck and sweat shuts The h1l1ght of the year was the Iunror class play entxtled The Mad March Herrs It was a three act comedy and a smashmg success Another btg moment was when we chose and ordered our class nngs To round off a very successful and eventful year the annual Iun1orSen1or Prom was held at Shady Hol low on Apnl 28th The Iumors wlsh the Senlors the best of luck and happmess m the years to come Frrst Row Ioan Hoover Shtrley Keyser Lawrence Rerchenbach Iamce Besse Margaret West Mary Lou Kanel Nancy Hull Nelson Moor Second Row Donald Hartong Bruce Watkms Ehzabeth Vaughn Ieralene Mosley Shtrley Evans Doree Rubnght Norma Iean Faus mght Helen Bumbaugh Delores Carmtchael Ieanette Kmsley Miss Zanch Thrrd Row Gary Hershberger hm Harnson Shrrley Young lack Frease Itm Mohler Iohn Brothers Ioe Hupnch Donovan Bohay chyk Iames Stacher Donald Fulmer Klpp Kmsley Tom Kanel SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class 1n hlgh school proved very successful At the flrst meetrng they elected offrcers as follows Presldent Roy VanHooser V1ce-Presldent Lawrence Mrller Treasurer Lowell Amrck Secretary Shuley Ashley The Student Councll members Kay Knapp and Iunlor Hostetler 'lhe class had several act1v1t1es to ra1se money sellrng pencrls w1th the basketball schedule on them and a Back to School dance The class was under the helpful sponsorshrp of Mr Keck Frrst Row Lo1s Kurtz Amta Brumbaugh Lots Sturm Betty Mrlbum Rose Mary Essrg Lowell Amrck Lawren e Muller Kay Knapp Second Row Lewxs Bockrus Melvm Domer Conme Pontrus Adelyn Tessmer Anne Owens Myrna Zellers Ianet Relchenbach Iulxa Hall Phyllls Hrmebaugh Mary Yoder Mary Sommers Dorothy Roth Arlene Wolf Paulme Mtller Irene Weaver Ruby Mxller Arthur Wyse Dale Lower Robert Keener Mr Larry Keck Thxrd Row Bob Sunday hm Brumbaugh Iohn Tschantz Eldon Barry Donna Chapman Barbara Mohler Shtrley Tessmer Clans Norns Anne MacKus1ck Iva Mttchel Marjone Ralf Lee Cam Alan Cathon Russell Bonsky Rodney Rauschenbach Ia k Clubbs Way ne Mrller Calvm Schrock FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman Class started off the year w1th a brg bang by electrng the followxng Off1CefS Presrclent Ted Espenschred V1ce Presldent Donna Stout Secretary Barbara Townsend Treasurer Susre Brothers and rn Student Councrl the class was represented by Bonme Tessmer and Donald Hershberger Mr Coch ran was the class advlsor and under hrs dufectron they had a prosperous and successful year A square dance was held 1n the cafetena and Dr Lotz called th1s dance was open to the pubhc and was well attended Ftrst Row Shrrley Palmer Reva Pl'0lflll Nancy Stutzman Dorothy Vaughn Donald Hershberger Barbara Towns nd Ted Espenschred Donna Stout Suste Brothers Bonnre Tessmer Carol Decker Grace Iackson Second Row Arden Royer Eldon Wolf Gerry Ktnsley Carol Anstme Ioyce Strang Nancy Cunningham Barbara DAtr1 Glenms Oswald Eleanor Pontxus Ahce Schuck Iacquehn Knowles Lots Mort Betty Goodm Earl Schlabach Tom Essrg Delbert Carmrchael Mr Cochran Thlrd Row Ramon Young lack Powell Wade Lare Sam Bockxus Davxd Leadbetter Wayne Stutzman Iames Besse George Hmer man Ann Hupnch Esther Mrller Dorothy Slaybaugh Alta Wtttmer Conme Senften Frances Susco Martlyn Evans Margo MacKus1ck Shtrley Moor Shrrley McBrayer Dxck Shoemaker Loren Werstler . . . : . I : . - . I I . I I I , 1 , , - - . . H . H I , . : ' . : ' ' . ' : . ' : , ,. 1, . Shirley Ashley, Roy VanHooser, Iunior Hostetler, Harley Evans, Ralph Hall. ' : ' ' , : , : , ' . : . . . I . , 0 . 1 EIGHT!-I GRADE Frrst Row Dxck Lavy Iohn Norrxs Tom Fulmer B111 Mrller Second Row Harold Van Camp Delyte Iones Carolyn Wagler Suella Chrnn Kay Rubrrght Merle Kemer Phxltp Cathon Kelvm Bohaychyk Betty Schrock Elsze Weaver Iohn Pastore Glen Mon Thrrd Row Carol Stoll Opal Hmerman Alma Forkum Barbara Mrller Ada Mtller Mattr Coblentz Norma lean Kanel Cullre Spence Lors Gnqgy Donna Fausnrght Russell Pesko B111 Barkus Roger Wersel Leroy Pfabe Daryl Zellers Mrs Woolley Fourth Row Roy Hostetler Irm Cam Ioel Wagler Iudy Brumbaugh Alrce Basrnger Sandra I-larrrson Barbara Sherry Carolyn West Nancy Beachy Catherme Smrth Marrlyn Watkxns Shrrley Iohnson Mary Ann Bowman Paul Keener Iohn Grubn Lester Meadows Eugene Rmger SEVENTH GRADE ley Lang DAtr1 Bobby Schory Dallas Mohler Ioseph Mrller Roland Evans Arnold VVyse Second Row Bonme Oswald Conme Stuhldreher Ioan LaVerne Ruth Ann Machamer Leora Byler Dons Tess mer Leona Byler Gwendolyn Watkms hm Fausmght Vrctor Schlabach Esther Byler Mary Lee Sarah Troyer Peggy Brumbaugh Thrrd Row Ieweldean Mosley Elrzabeth Cumpston Nancy Honetor Eddte Stump Ralph Rerboldt Dan Garman lack Lucas Lrnda Sofiel Krtty Lou Homes Mary Graber Sally Campbell Dorothy Mohler Ioyce Ienkms lane Zartman Danme Ball Glen K1nsley Emma Mrller Delores Gasper Ann Saddler Sally Thompson Mrs Abbott Fourth Row Eugene Barr Ian Schuck Olen Stutzman Robert Clubbs Bruce Armrtage lOlm Myers Anna M09 Yoder Bertha Lapp Henrretta Bledsoe Charlotte Kmsley Sandra Decker Mona Stout Lors Kenner Ann Amrck Marranne Shoemaker Mary Ann Grubb Martha Barkrus DArles Gehman Charles Moor Iulxan Brown Complrments ol MF FREASE First Row: Lynn Besse, Daniel Beachy, Dale Royer, David Senlten, Ronnie Fausnight, Iudy Martz, Hose Mary Kins- ,ff f' , ,, , HHS ff PRESENTS I I I ffrtfxfwfx X 1, 1 I I X f X X f 4 Z . . . , , 1 A S. , 0 o o 4 f if fff W? M M Li-'Z' fi: 5 iiiillfi Q rf'bji'E'S 'w- fN-:Lil ggi jj: ' ' ' '- W K H F X, r w f N r 'X. :XM ff , S 1 S f S ,LX , ' 1 , ' I 4 1 ' , f , , W ,f 1 Z ' Y TEEN The Y Teen Club was under the presldency of Mary VanHooser lh1S year Other members ofthe cabmet were V1cePres1dent Margaret West Secretary Gmny Hershberger Treasur er Lyd1a M1ller Chaplam Shrrley Ashley Chonster Barbara Mohler and Pranrst Fern Pontlus Mrss McPherson was the sponsor The act1v1t1es of the Club rncluded a Chocolate for Chnstmas Dnve a play for the March of Dlmes campalgn and the annual formal dance The dance named the Sardust Ball was held on December 19th The club also gave scnpture readlngs over the pubhc ad dress system each mommg Glnny Hershberger was ele ted presrdent of of the Inter Club Councrl at th Brewster meetlng of the eleven clubs of thrs dlstnct and preslded at the councll meetmg 1n the sonng F1rstRow Lots Mon Betty Mrlburn Lyd1a Mae Miller Brllre McBrayer Vrrgxma Hershberger Shrrley Ashley Margaret West Mary VanHooser Fern Ponuus Barbara Mohler Eleanor Lyons Ioan Essrg Nancy Harrrngton Second Row Shrrley Keyser Mary Lou Kanel Ioan Hoover Carol Decker Ioyce Strang Betty Gocdm Dorothy Vaughan Grace Iackson Helen Bumbaugh Delores Carmrchael Susre Brothers Shrrley Moor Reva Proltrt Betty Moor Thrrd Row Mrss McPherson Carol Anstme Myrna Zellers Ann Huprlch Glenms Oswald Do ee Rubrrght Elrza beth Vaughan Maryorxe Ralf Ianet Rerchenbach Ioan Graber Phyllrs Hrmebaugh Iulra Hall Dorothy Slaybaugh Ieralene Mosley Nancy Cunnmgham Manlyn Evans, Ahce Schuck Iackre Knowles Frances Susco Eleanor Pon trus Mary Beebe Fourth Row Bonme Tessmer Barbara Townsend Margo MacKus1ck Iamce Shoemaker Conme Seniten Anne Mac Kusrck Gwen Harrrs Connre Pontrus Lots Sturm Rose Mary Fsslq Shlrley Palmer Ruth Lavy Robbre Botts Amta Brumbaugh Lots Kurtz Barbara DAtr1 Frith Row Clans Norrrs Mary Lou Walker Shrrley Tessmer Donna Chapman Kay Knapp Nancy H111 Norma Fausnrght Shrrley McBrayer t 1 ' : ' - ' , 7 . Q 7 - , ' : , 1 1 . , ' I - - 1, , 1, 1 - 1 . . C . - . 9 Ruby Miller, Adelyn Tessmer . I 1 1 - 1 I 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 D I - 1 1 ' . . HIY The purpose of the I-T1Y oraanrzatlon IS to create ma1nta1n and extend throughout the ,chool and communlty hrgh standards of Chr st1an character The H1 Y had a very successful season under the leadersh1p of Ed L1mbach He was as slsted by Tom Kanel v1cepres1dent Dlck Ebre treasurer Roy VanHooser secretary Iohn Aman chaplaln and lack S I'1Ck1Ch sergeant at arms Mr Scott served as advrsor The ma1n events of the year for the H1Y were w1ener roast ChI1SlIHGS dance at the Y M C A and a sprlng dance also held at the Y 1n Canton The annual YTeen H1Y Conference was held at Loulsvllle 1n the sprlng Our H1Y club entered one team 1n the H1Y basketball league plus sponsorrng noon movles every Tuesday and Thursday F1rstRow Lawrence Mrller Vxrgrl Domer Kexth Pontrus Iohn Aman lack Clark Roy VanHooser Ed Lrmbach Tom Kanel Drck Ebxe Iack Stnckr h Ralph Hall Donny Hartonq Second Row Bruce Watkms lack Clubbs Tom Koontz Nelson Moor Bob Sunday Drck Swoemaker Larry Rerchen bach Calvrn Schrock Wayne Mrller Kxpp Kxnsley RussBonskey Eldon Barry lohn Tschantz hm Brumbaugh Mr Scott Thrrd Row Bob Keener Shrrley Young Don Fulmer Ir Hostetler Larry Oswald Iack Frease Irm Starcher Don Bohaychyk B1llSusco Henry Taylor Io Hupnch MGIVIH Domer lack Powell Dave Hambleton Comphments of HI Y 1 t 1 - . . . 1 1, . . - ' -, 1 1 . . . . ,, , 1' . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 , , . , ' ' . . . 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L .. a A BOY SCOUTS Top Row B111 Watson Harold Van Camp hm Fausmght Gene Ba1r Rrchard Wagner Davrd Senlten Ian Schuck Mrddle Row Larry Rmger Lang D1-lm Darryl Zellers Bob Schory Kelvln Bohaychyk Robert Bohaychyk Davxd Watkms Front Row Mr Hennmg I1m Stoll Brxce Glendemng Dan Lutz lack Lucas Chuck Slusser Irm Tschantz GIRL SCOUTS Top Row Sandra Decker Henrrette Bledsoe Carol Decker Dorothy Vaughan Barbara DAtr1 Marrlyn Evans Ahce Schuck Bonme Tessmer Iackre Knowles Shrrley Moor Shxrley McBrayer Carolyn West Sally Campbell Mrddle Row sally Thompson Kathleen Fausmght Marranna Shoemaker Gwendolyn Watkms Ehzabeth Barcus Vrrgrnxa Hall Bonme Slusser Penny Kmsley Cynthza Bledsoe Nancy Huffman Iudy Oswald Sandra Martz Sue Poyer Ioyce uhrrver Freda Rae Brumbaugh Patty Cooksey Ianet Wxllrams Iean Corral Sandra Pfabe Roseann George Shrrley Iohnson From Row Dorothy Mohler Bonnre Norrzs Iudy Iackson lean bprvy karen Young Iudy Smrth Shxrley Goad Iudy Stermer Donna Van Camp Iudy Brumbaugh Ann 'Sadler Bonnte Oswald Dolores Bagnolr lane Zartman Connxe Stuhldreher Manlyn Watkms Iudy Martz, kitty Haines, Lindla Souffle, Martha Barcus, Rosemary Kinsley, Ann'Amick. , 1 --,NM BROW INHE SCOUTS Frrst Row Peggy Ann Wagner Sandra Moor Ethel Smrth Lmda Lou Brumbaugh Penny Wolfe Vzrgmra Campbell Patty Lyon Sandra Breckenrrdge Second Row Martha Schory Nancy Gammel Sandra Woodward S.1zanne Portz Pamela Darrah Barbara Slay hauqlx Lourse Remmschnerder Krtty Lou Krmberly Helen Hrmebaugh Cnarlotte Hall Thxrd Row Sally Iackson Lmdalee Knowles Ieanette Rovenstme Ruth Rovenstme Nancy Oswald Sandra Lee Barley Iudy '7crtman Sandra Decker Cynthra Graber Iulrarme Andrew Mrs Hill Mrs Martz Mrs Bagnolr Mrs Keyser Mrs Know es Mrs Moor Mrs Decker 5, - .. M . P , N f -A , wr 4 K' ', Q a- ' A ,.f . Q I Q 2 ? i L S 5 3 Nz 5 S 1 ' ' l ' g . . l . I , , ' . I 1 1 I ' . 1 ' . ..., . . . v 1 - -Www-Wy , , ,.,,, . , PRINCE OF PEACE DEBATE First Row Nancy Cunningham Eleanor Lyons Susan Brothers Marge Rafi Francis Susco Margo MacKus1ck Second Row Mr Honaker Wayne Stutzman B111 Susco Virgil Domer Lawrence Miller Bruce Watkins .1 3 ,. f xi ' X Standing: Mr. Purviance, Bill Susco, Keith Pontius, MaryLou Walker. OFFICE STAFF Left to Rrght Shuley Keyser Iamce Shoemaker Kay Knapp Shrrley Evans Lydra Mrller Margaret West Gmny Hershberqer Mary Lou Walker Mr Barry seated LIBRARY STAFF Standmg B111 Susco Kay Knapp Doree Rubrrght Eleanor Lyons Ecldre Lrmbach Betty Moor Ke1th Pon ms Gmny Hershberger Ieralene Mosley Donna Chapman Seated: Delores Carmichael, Margaret West, Lydia Miller, Mrs. McCoy. 44-1 ANNUAL STAFF Every member of the Seruor Class had a Job on the annual staff and M S ott was the advisor Puttmg the annual together took a lot of hard work but we gained valuable ex penence and had a lot of fun at the same tlme We would l1ke to thank everyone for their splendld cooperation 1n helpmg us produce Cn annual we can be proud of We hope you get a lot of enjoyment out of 1' Lavy Mary Beebe Second Row Bill Kmsley Keith Pontius Gwen Harris Ianice Shoemaker Betty Moor Mary Lou Walker Eleanor Lyons Mary VanHooser Mr Scott Third Row Dave I-lambleton Larry Oswald Virgil Den' er Henry Taylor Dick Ebxe Iack Stnckrch Iack Clark B111 Susco, Iohn Aman Eddie Lirnba h ' ' , r. c First Row: Fern Pontius, Ioan Essig, Billie McBrayer, Tom Koontz, Ginny Hershberger, Lydia Mae Miller, Ruth N EWSTAFF The name of the school paper this year was Hartvllle H1qh L1ghts Elght 1ssues were put out dunng the year w1th spec1a1 art1cles and art work for hollday 1ssues The paper was entered III the N O S P Conference at Kent and several members of the staff attended the Press Cl1HlC at Kent Mrs Bond was the adv1sor The staff would 11ke to take this opporturuty to thank the students and teachers for thell' splendid backmg of the paper this year Helen Bumbaugh Iumor Editor Second Row Ginny Hershberger Alice Schuck Betty Moor Exlhe McBrayer Vlrgll Domer Mary Beebe Mary VanHooser Ioan Essxg Shirley Keyser Mary Lou Kcmel Third Row Lawrence Miller Eleanor Lyons Keith Pon urs Margo MacKus1ck B111 Susco lack Frease Ed Llm bach Claris Norris Barbara Sherry Seated: Ruth Lavy, Elizabeth Vaughan. Nelson Moor, Iunior Editor: Lydia Miller, Editor: Mrs. Bond, advisor: HOMECOMING The homecommg game was played wlth Marlboro on October 21 1950 at North Cantor: Stadxum Hartv1lle came out on top wtth the score of 20 6 The honor of belng Football Queen was bestowed on B1ll1e McBrayer a member of the Sen1or Class Her attendants were Sen1or Mary VanHooser Iumor Shtrley Keyser Sophomore Ann MacKus1ck and Freshman Bonnle Tessmer For the presentat1on of the Queen and atte dants on the held at the stadlum the qrrls rode out 1n a maroon convertrble They were all dressed tn su1ts and really looked sharp I ' ter they were presented they were seated on the 50 yard l1ne to watch the last half of the game At the Homecomlng Dance 1n the even1ng the attendants marched 1n on the arms ot the1r escorts and stood by the throne unt11 B11l1e was crowned by Ed Lrmbach captarn ol n1e was dressed 1n a n1le green formal Next came the Sophomore attendant Anne Mfr Kus1ck and her escort Eldon Barry Anne wore a very becommg red formal Then the Iumor attendant Sh1rley Keyser and her escort Tom Kanel walked across to the throne Next came the Semor attendant Mary VanHooser and her escort Tom Koontz Mary wa dressed tn a black and rose formal Last but certamly not least came the Queen Blllle McBrayer escorted by Ed Llmbach Brlly looked very attracttve 1n a Whlle formal carrymg an arm bouquet of wh1te mums Her crown was gold and s1lver wlth a football on top She and all her attendants rece1ved corsages of small Whlle pom poms Harry Woodheld orchestra played Sweetheart of Sxgma Chl as the court marched 1n The cafetena was decorated w1th gold footballs and autumn leaves Cc mphments of Y TEEN S 5 the team. First came the Freshman attendant. Bonnie, and her escort, Dick Shoemaker. Bon- - I I I ' S . . - A . ,S JUNIOR PLAY Wxth the help Of fill the me Hb I of the lu111Cr Class a very successful play was presented on November 18 and 18 It was a comedy wrth many laughs cmd much suspen e lt was entltled The Mad Mar h H 1r The cast conslsted of the followmg peopl Le my March Ferber Hoslland March Cordella March lVl del1ne Laval Fred Hamlet March Uxdy Hunnlcutt llebuchadn zzar Hen 1 tta March lord DuBo1s Frledo Bruce Lawrence Roh Normal Iul Kalhcfk Margaret Wes Ioe Hupr1ch lean Fausmght Doree Rubnght Shuley Keyser Ehzabeth Vaughan Delores Carrmchael Donald Fulmer Garry Hershberger K1pp Klnsley Ioan Hoover March Nelson Moor Ieralme Mosley Larry Relchenbach lanlce Besse Iarnes Starcher lack Frease Iohn Brothers Mrss 'an h and Mx Purvranc drrected the product on and all the members of the class Jho were not ln the play had otner Very xmportant jobs such as scenery pamtlnq ush r lna adverhsement etc ' . . r . 1 e s ' I ll I - ll : : e 3. ' '. e: i YY.,,Y--------vY 1 .Iv . H . 1 I A l ,,.,-....-,.,,., lane Kenning ,,,r...-...-- Mary Lou Kanel L' - .,- 9 Y ' ........ -re rr- ., rr.. -r - ' ' ces ' 4 VM-- .,..,. rr-, .' A Z. 'C . ' 9 - l ' v r ' - ' ' ' : , : ' , e- , . . SEINHOR PLAY Murder :rm Rehearsal Blood curdhng screams p1SlO1 shots dlsappearlng corpses polsoned dnnks all he1ghtened the suspense as the sen1or thesp1ans presented therr last efforts on the Hartvrlle stage Murder 1n Rehearsal was the tltle of all thrs vrolence a play w1th1n a play wxfhrna play wh1ch kept the auchence guessrng nght up mg were all under susp1c1on Vlfgll Domer B111 Susco Nancy Harrlngton Gln ny Hershberger Ioan ESSIQ Ian1ce Shoemaker Larry Oswald Iohn Aman Ed Llmbach Lydla MIIIGI Tom Koontz Fern Pontlus Mary VanHooser Mary Beebe Eleanor Lyons B1l11e McBrayer Mary Lou Walker lack Clark Iack Stnckxch was above susplclon he was the corpse 1 ' 1 1 1 I - 1 - 11 - - ' . 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 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H 529.7 ,,. .Ji-r ,A .. -71 X -Qs .- 'fi'-'r srw EE ' SENIOR BAND The 58 prece band rncludrng malorettes started somethrng new to Hartvrlle called precrs ron marchmg Summer practrces made 12 possrble for the band to make a good showmg at the Farr Football Prevlew football games festrvals and concerts The Iunlor Majorettes were added to the marchlng band th1s year The Senror Majorettes under the leadersh1p of Grnny Hershberger worked out some snappy twrrhnq ard marchrng routrnes whlch com blned wtth the new marchrng system gave us a band to be proud of Mr Iohn Bonar drr ected the band th1s year Frrst Row Grace Iackson Manlyn Watkms Doree Rubrrght Ioanne Hoover Grnny Hershbe ger Iackre Know les Iwancy Htll Ann Amrck Gwen Vtatkrns Second Row Donna Chapman Marranne Shoemaker lane Zartman Charlotte Kmsley Mary VanHocser Roger Wersel Tom Fulmer Opal Hmerman Margaret West Darryl Zellers Shrrley Tessmer Iohn Paste Ioyce len kms Ioan Essrq Thrrd How Mr Bonar Barbara Mohler Marilyn Evans Carol Anstlne Shrrley Moor Kay Rubrrght Bonnre Tess mer Ioyce Shnver Lorna Pontrus Mary Ann Grubb Dorothy Mohler Iudy Martz Myrna Zellers Mer1Ke1ner Mary Ann Bowman Henrrette Bledsoe Dorothy Roth Gwen Harrrs Fourth Row Arden Royer Harold Van Camp Shrrley Key ser Ann Huprrch lack Powell Ralph Rerboldt Nancy I-lonetor Iohn Grubb Shrrley McBrayer Eugene Rrnger IoAnn Graber Rrchard Ebre Krtty Lou Hames Lors Kem er Eldon Wolf Complrments oi EARL HILL ' I I - r 1 4 . ' I 1 I A I ' , . . ' - ' - ' ' ' Y ' . r ' ' r ' 1 . , . - ' . ' ' , . - FC. ' - . , . , . 1 r I 1 I I 1 1 ' JUNIOR BAND lhe Iumor Band has greatly mcreased 1n 1ze dunng the past years The members are preparmg for future places 1n the Senlor Band They are also under the d1rect1on of Mr Iohn Bonar Frrst Row Delores Bagnolx Sandra Ketterrng Nancy Lmmbaugl Ecnme Slusser Lynn Stuhldreher Kenneth Zellers Rrchad Evans Karl Keener Connre Eoff Conme Suhldreher Rosemary Kmsley Ian Schuck Sandra Moo! Carol Laughlm Delores Gasper Second Row Brlly Watson Robert Clubbs Iannette Helser loe Iohnson Larry Rmger Iohn Meyers Brlce Glenden mg Dcn Anstme Bonnxe Oswald Iudy Oswald Prudence Barnard Cynthra Bledsoe Eenme Lutz Danny Lutz Wxl ham Barcus Thrrd Row Sandra Martz Dawn Farr Be ly Schock Qanda Decker Lors Grrggy Dale Royer Phrl Cathon Sarah Troyer Shrrley Iohnson Fourth Row Pennre Kmsley Rath Ma l'amer Patty Cooksey Sandra Pfobe Nancy Hoflman Dannre Ball Glen Kmsley Sally Thompson Delrte Icnes Calvm Bohaychyk Davld Wertenberger Charles Slusser Robert Bohaychyk Tommy Westlmg Erm Wertenberger hll Lucas Lmdalee Knowles Tanet Leadbetter ,-1 . . . N. . 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 A 1 1.1 Z' 1 1 1 1 . . . ' F . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 , - -rv HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS CHORUS The rnusrc department has been actlve th1s year wrth a grrls chorus cmd two sextettes A Chrrstmas Carol Smq was the h1ghl1ght of the hohday season and was held on the af ternoon of December 17 The double tr1o sanj at the Lutheran church on February 8 for the World Day of Prayer Mtss McPherson lS the drrector of the department Top Row Barbara DAtr1 Paulme Nrchols Shrrley Tessmer Phyllrs Hrmebaugh Ianet Rerchenbach Ieralene Mos ley Arlene Wolf Paulrne Mtller L rs Kur z Eleanor Lyons Margaret West Row Three Betty Mrlbum Ann Huprrch Doree Rubrrght Elrzabeth Vaughan Glenms Oswald Carol Anstme Frances Susco Alrce Schuck Iackte Knowles Ieanette Krnsley Fern Pontrus Donna Stout Row Two Grace lackson Bcnnre Tessmer Anrta Brumbauah Adalyn Tessmer Shrrley Evans Marrlyn Evans Shrrley McBrayer Connte Sentten Eleanor Pontrus Iamce Besse Ianrce Shoemaker Mrss McPherson Seated Iuha Hall Ioyce Stranq Carol Decker Dorothy Vaughan Robb1e Botts Dorothy Roth Iva Mrtchell Shrrley Moor Shrrley Palmer Revo Proltrt SEXTETTE LEFT SIDE Frrst Row leanette Kmsley Ehzabeth Vaughan Doree Rubrrqht Fern Pontrus Second Row Iantce Besse Iantce Shoemaker Shtrley Tessmer Mrss McPherson SEXTETTE RIGHT SIDE Frrst Row Fern Pontrus Eleanor Pontrt Phyllts Hrmebaugh Adalyn Tessmer Second Row Nlrss McPherson Carol Decker Donna Stout Grace Iackson 'N , X s it E7 . , .,!a....:. , . . , , , I . . 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SCHOOL CALENDAR SE:-TEMBER 5 The Hartvrlle Band partlcxpated wxth 15 other bands 1n a very spectacular srght at the stark Coun ty Falr 6 School offrczally opens for the 1950 51 season 9 Hartvrlle and East Sparta opened the 1950 Gnd Prevrew at Massxllon w1th a 10-mlnute duel whxch ended 0 0 15 Began the 1950 football season at Dover St Ioseph our game 60 21 Y Teen members attended an Inter-Club Coun c1l meet1ng at Brewster 23 Football at Lomsvxlle w1th East Canton their game 612 28 The Booster Club held 1ts 11111101 meetrng of the year to make plans for the commg year and for the elect1on of offrcers 29 Football at Umontown their game 719 30 Y Teen members went to Mmerva for a dlstnct meetlng D1scussed how to handle meetrngs and Boy Gul relatronshrp OCTOBER 5 Seventh Grade class party 6 Waynesburg beat Hartvrlle 19 0 at North Can ton Stad1um Sen1ors sponsored communrty chrcken dlnner 14 Y Teens went to Columbus to dlstnct meetmg 14 Sophomores sponsored dance and cake walk 16 Ken Smlth an artrst xllustrated Our Amenca to the ent1re twelve grades 21 Homecomrng Hartvrlle defeated Marlboro 20 Sgt N C Iun1ors sponsored Homecommg Dance 24 School plctures taken for the Annual 2425 Sen1or prctures taken 25 Mobrle XRay Un1t v1s1ted school 26 Y Teen put on a pageant 1n assembly 26 Hartvllle came home from Brewster vlctonous 83 0 27 Teachers attended NEOTA at Cleveland 27 Sen1or paper dnve 30 Freshmen sponsored Square Dance rn school cafetena 31 Communxty Halloween parade and street dance NOVEMBER 10 Open House The work of the students was put on drsplay from 7 p m untll 8 30 after whlch the students from Grades 1 through 12 put on a play descnbmg the development of Amenca w1th spec ral mus1c rn between skrts 12 FIVE students from the speech class competed rn a Pnnce of Peace contest at the Church of the Brethren 1718 The Mad March Herrs a comedy thrrller ln three acts by the Iunror Class B111 Susco and Vugmza Hershberger went to Oh1o Un1vers1ty for fmals of Oh1o Hrstory test DECEMBER 1 Openxng basketball game w1th Navarre post poned due to bad weather 8 Hartvxlle lost operung game at East Canton 40 37 Reserve game ours 3015 9 Basketball w1th Greentown here our game 38 24 Reserve game ours 38 13 9 Iuruor I-hgh basketball game agalnst St LOUIS our game 29-11 15 Basketball w1th Umontown here our game 66-44 Reserve game ours 3017 15 Iumor I-hgh basketball w1th Un1ontown here our game 45 15 18 Basketball at Brewster our game 67 34 Re- serve game ours 43 33 16 Iumor I-hgh basketball at Brewster our game 30-19 17 Chnstmas Concert sponsored by the Grrls Chorus and the Band 19 The annual YTeen Chnstmas formal dance was held rn the school ballroom Th1s year 1t was called the Stardust Ball w1th Dave Hupnchs or chestra from Akron 20 Chnstmas vacatxon began 21 Iumor Hlgh basketball w1th Genoa our game 40 20 21 Basketball w1th Alumm Hartvrlle won 63 38 meanmg school team of course 22 Postponed game w1th Navarre played here our game 56 53 overtrme lANUARY 5 Iackson here therr game 44 41 Reserve game also thelrs 34 26 6 Basketball at East Sparta the1r game 49 42 Reserve game ours 2824 Iunror Hxgh also won 32 14 10 Assembly sponsored by Oh1o Power Company called Hot W1res Everyone seemed to get a b1g charge out of lt 12 Basketball at Beach Crty our game 5447 Re serve game therrs 26 25 12 Edgefleld Iunlor 1-hgh here our game 34 30 13 Marlboro here our game 60 38 Reserve game also ours 3316 16 Iuruor Hlgh at Genoa our game 3122 19 Reedurban Iumor High here our game 29 13 ' ' - - I I I 1 I - o ii 1 1 ' - , ' ' . , ' . ' . I I I ' - ' ' ' 1 ' . . ' ' . . . I I . . I I I ' ' - ' - 1 ' . - . 1 1 ' - 1 I ' - , , 13 Hartville victorious over Greentown. 20-0. H I U - . I I I ' ' ' - . I - I 1 . ' ' I 1 - . I ' 1 - 1 I - ' I 1 I ' I . - I - 1 ' ' . ' . l 1 1 1 ' . I I I - I 19 End of th1rd s1x weeks 20 Basketball at Canal Fulton our game 40 38 Reserve game also ours 42 37 25 An assembly g1ven by Mus1c Masters 26 Waynesburg here then game 44 31 Reserve game also the1rs 26 25 27 Basketball at Un1ontown upset 48 46 Reser ve game ours 37 30 30 Mmerva here our game 62 61 Reserve game therrs 48 25 FEBRUARY 1 Stark County Lrterary Tourney at East Canton 3 Magnolra here our game 67 60 Reserve game ours 42 23 5 8 Debate Tourney at lackson 6 Mlddlebranch here our game 39 37 Reserve game ours 28 19 6 Greentown Iumor Hrgh here our game 41 ll 8 Iumor Hrgh at Iackson our game 36 20 9 Basketball at Marlboro our game 65 44 Reserve game ours 35 26 10 Greensburg here our game 5943 Reserve game therrs 41 35 14 Hartv1lle played hrst Tournament game and lost to Mrddlebranch 44 40 17 Hartv1lle played second Tournament game and beat Beach Crty 64 45 19 20 Y Teen put on a play Sweet Sally Brown to earn money for March of Drmes 22 Hartv1lle played Un1ontown rn Tourney and won 45 33 24 Hartv1lle played Greentown 1n semrfmals of Consolatron play and won 60 29 24 Hartv1lle played Mlddlebranch ln Consolatlon Frnals for a repeat performance and a guaranteed tnp to Kent m Sectronal Tournament We lost 59 51 27 Hartv1lle played Wrndham 1n Sectronal Tour nament at Kent and won 55 42 MARCH 2 Hartv1lle played North Canton rn Sectronal frnals and lost a thrrller tn the last three seconds 52 51 9 Elementary musrc concert 10 Seruor Class chrcken dmner 10 Stark County musrc contest at Canton South 16 Basketball squad was feted to a dmner at Yants Cottage rn Canton 17 Iumor Class box socral and dance 19 Annual Latrn banquet 27 Y Teen brrthday drnner 30 Local spellrng el1m1nat1on 31 Y Teen splash party APRIL 6 Band Concert 7 Mrxed Chorus to Mount Un1o College 10 Prelrmmary Scholarshlp tests 13 End of hfth sur weeks 14 Iunror Class frsh supper 14 Stark County spellmg fmals MAY 5 Frnal scholarshrp tests 10 Annual Recognltron banquet 13 Baccalaureate 18 Commencement Hurray' 1 1 ' - ' ' ' 1 ' . ' - 11 - 11 , . ' ' 1 1 ' - 1 ' - 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 . I I I . I . 1 ' v . 1 . 1 1 ' 1 ' , ' . . 1 1 ' - ' - 1 ' - , 1 1 ' - - . 1 1 ' - 1 1 ' - T 1 ' - 1 1 ' - . . 1 1 ' - 1 ' - ' 1 ' - . 11 11 - . I , , ' . 1 ' - ' WW W Q . A ffm ,ga hw Bib 23550 3739 .R , J f?yX f - F' fi 5 N 9 gif' 0 m ,Q ' .,. ' ' I ' Q- 'M WW 'll yfq -ff, 'I 2323 FOOTBALL COACHES Robert Cochran has really come through this year A product of Kent State he did his practice teaching at Springfield Th1s IS his first year as successful Many thanks Mr Coch ran the stat1st1cs prove how good you have been Our thanks go also to Larry Keck who did a splendid Job as ass1stant coach September September September September October October October October SCHEDULE MANAGERS The managers for football season were Lawrence Miller and Iumor Hos tetler These boys deserve recogn1t1on for the fine work they have done Thev all season Three cheers for your very good sportsmanship and support We They Football Preview CEast Sparta? Dover St Ioseph East Canton Uniontown Waynesburg 1 Greentown 2 Marlboro Z Brewster November 4 East Sparta . - Vixqwxx X h ' Pm X head coach and it proved to be very sparked the team with their fine spirit 9 ' 0 0 15 . 6 0 23 6 12 29 ' 7 19 6 7 13 3 20 0 1 20 6 6 83 0 25 0 QQ Front Row Mr Barry Lawrence Rerchenbach B111 Susco Lours Bockrus Tom Kanel Tom Koontz Lawren e Os wald hm Mohler Lawence Mrller Second Row Bruce Watkms Drck Shoemaker Krpp Kms ley lack Frease Melvrn Domer hm Harrlson Ted Espen schxed Sam Bocktus Mr Cochran Thlrd Row Mr Keck Shrrley Young hm Brumbaugh Eldon Barry Iohn Aman Raymond Young Eddze Lrmbach hm Starcher Nelson Moor Iumor Hostetler Bob Sunday Iohnny Tschantz Hats off to the football team of 1950 who proved to be the most successful team 1n the h1story football at Hartvllle The boys were always out there hqhtlng no matter 1f 1t was hot fold or ramy To these fellows go our apprec1at1on of carrymg the name of Hartv1l1e far 1n football The team accomplxshed many feats that w111 go down m the h1story of H H S Football 111 Beat Marlboro C21 Scored 83 po1nts 1n one game t31Scored 1n the second half C41 F1ISl t1me to come from behmd and w1n a game 151 Won more than half the games we played '61 Frrst t1me to have a member of our football team selected for a r1os1t1on on the All County Team fTom Kane11 The coaches for our successful season were Bob Cochran GSS1Sl9d by Larry Keck The Streaks wxll lose f1V9 Semors lh1S year but wxth eleven lettermen returmng the Streaks should really be hot next year We the Class of 51 wlsh them the best of luck and sur' cess 1n future years of football Complrmems of H L TESSMER I 1 1 -J 1 1 1 1 1 C - . 1 1 1 1 1 , - . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1, . . . . . 1 -f 1 . - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 . . 1 1 ,' EDWARD LIMBACH fEdl Helght 5 10 155 lbs Ed was captam and quarter back He was well known for hrs trlple threat Besxdes mg the bram he dxd our pass mg and kxckmg Ed recerved honorable mentlon on the all county team LAWRENCE OSWALD CLarryl 5 10 203 lbs Larry was very effrctent at left ackle and was one of the great assets tn our defensive lme TOM KOONTZ fToml 5 81fz 155 lbs Tom was troubled most of the season wxth knee trouble but nevertheless he proved to be very rmportant at left guard HM STARCHER Ulm 6 185 lbs Ixm showed surprxsmg power at the fullback posrtxon He prov ed to be our most powerful back whenever a few yards were needed We could count on hm Compllments of ROBERT FIENNING WILLIAM SUSCO CB 6 170 s Bxll was the cocaptam and helped wtth a lot of rmportant decrsrons A very tough and tmportant rrght tackle IOHN AMAN Uohnnyl 5 9112 139 lbs Johnny although he was af fected wxth shoulder mjurres through most of the season was well known as a very hard dr1v mg half back TOM KANEL fToml 5 7 150 bs Tom recelved the hrghest honor of any Hartvllle football player by placmg as the all county center Through hrs abrhty t tackle and to put the ball the rrght hands he was elected captam for the 51 52 season IIM MOHLER Ulm 510 140 s hm showed great abxlrty at catchmg passes from the left end posrtxon He also drd very good Iob at defensxve end ' im ' lb . . ,. . -,. . be- l l . 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U SAM BOCKIUS 129 s Sam has the honor of bemg the only freshman letterman thts year Sam wanted to play and as Mr Cochran says Its the desrre to play that counts H played left guard NELSON MOOR fNe1lxeJ 5 9'fz 210 lbs Nelhe was extremely fast lor hrs werght and played both full back and deiensxve guard LAWRENCE EEICHENBACH CLarryJ 510 155 bs Larry was thxs years ut1l1ty man playmg both quarterback and end although most of the trme he was end He dlsplay ed great sklll at deiensxve end ELDON BARRY 7 150 s Eldon was our speedy hall thrs year and It looks hke he has two great years ahead of hm Hrs speed and sk1l1 rn out runmng the oppcnents gave much to thrs years team SHIRLEY YOUNG cshonym 5 8 155 lbs Shuley was fast and drsplayed sk111 at runnmg the ball but 1'e was known pnmarrly as a very good defenslve halt back HM HARRISON Uxm 5 8 159 hs Ilm played a hard game at left tackle and we expect to see a lot more oi hrm next year BRUCE WATKINS 6 146 Bruce played ofiensxve guard and defensrve hne backer H showed us he hkes to tackle LOUIS BOCKIUS CLOUIBJ 5 BV2 125 lbs Louxe played a tough game at rxght guard We expect to see qurte a bn of football out of Loure rn the next two years Cornplunents ol JACK CLARK 1 I FOOTBALL CH EER LEADERS The cheerleaders for the football season were Mary Lou Walker Senlor Mary Lou Kanel Jumor and Kay Knapp Sophomore The glrls wore royal blue sklrts and Whlte turtle neck sweat rs vuh a blue H on them Pats off to our ch erleaders who were always cheenng for the team 1n all kmcls ot weather p in I 9 ' . --- 52 ,v ,T 5 A ,tt,,:., , 'Yr ,L QL , . f , . l t , ,.,.- V zlt. , Wa -::,,., 5 :ef,,l6 ,,:. 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I - Q -..- A- JUNIOR HIGH ATHLETICS The Iumor Hlgh boys have been glven the chance to start football and basketball trammg early rn therr school careers to be rn good shape for hrqh school sports Mr Keck was the football coach whlle Mr Cochran handled the basketball troubles W1th the showlng the Iunror Hlgh teams made thrs year Hartvrlle fans really have a lot to look rorward to When these boys get 1nto h1gh school Ftrs Ro J Bob Schory Glen Morr Kelvrn Bohaychyk Tom Palmer Ronnre Evans Russell Pesko B111 Mxller Se nd Row Mr Cochran Roy I-Iostetler Iokn Grubb Eugene Blarr Gene Rmger Paul Keener Larry Rerchenbach Second Row Lang DAtr1 Ian Schu k Tom Fukner Brl lVI1ller Iohn Norrrs Hon Evans Nanager Ralph Rerboldt 1 1rd Row Mr Keck hm Besse Irm Fausnrgrl IoI'n Crubb Eugene Blarr Roy Hostetler Gene Rrnger Ron me Fausnrght Larry Herchenbach Comphments of TV! D KURTZ I . . . ' I ,., . ' ' I - I ' I ' ' ' - Firsg Row: Leroy Pfabe, Bruce Armitage, lack Lucas, Bob Schory, Icel Wagler, Iohn Pastore, Dale Royer. 'Er' 1 . , ' , A ' 'A . - - , ' . . ' . - BASKEIBALL COACH Larry Keck Hrs everlastmg and never t1r 1ng efforts to produce a top team has really been appre c1ated He halls from Mount Unron where he was an out standlng player He now plays for Canton Colleg1ans rn h1s spare moments of bemg head basketball coach Wlth th1s coachs efforts we hope to zoom to greater herghts MANAGERS Harley Evans and Lawrence M1ller were managers for the basketball season These boys deserve recogn1t1on for the f1ne work they have done To be manager 1snt a job that bnngs a lot of pralse but the fellows had a love for sports and came through w1th shmmg colors Congratulatrons on a job well done The curtcun fell on a most successful baske ball season on March 3 when North Canton defeated the Streaks m a thr1ll1ng Sect1onal Tournament f1na1 game at Kent 52 51 The Blue Streaks started off the season wlth a defeat at the hands of East Canton but re ga1ned the1r strength the followmg week and kept rt up the rest of the season The season record was 13 wms and 5 setbacks gO11'1g to 17 and 8 1n tournament games Coach Larry Keck assrsted by Bob Cochran used as h1S hrst four lack Stncklch Ed Lnn bach Iohn Aman and Eldon Barry Drck Ebre Irm Mohler and Don Bohaychyk were alter nated at f1fth man To these boys Mr Keck and Mr Cochran goes our most smcere congratulatlons for the successful season December December December December December lanuary Ianuary Ianuary Ianuary Ianuary Ianuary Ianuary I anuary February February February February l 2 2 8 9 10 They TOURNAMENT East Canton Greentown Brewster Alumm Navarre Iackson East Sparta Beach Clty Marlboro Canal Fulton Waynesburg Unrontown Mmerva Mxddlebranch Magnoha Marlboro Greensburg Beach Clty Umontown Greentown Mrddlebranch N mdh am North Canton We They . t I We 37 40 38 24 December 15 Uniontown 66 44 Middlebrcnch 40 44 6 67 34 1 ' 63 38 ' 54 45 Z 56 53 , 5 41 44 45 33 s 42 49 61 30 12 . ' 54 47 ' 13 60 38 ' 51 56 20 46 38 26 31 44 X' 55 42 27 ' 48 48 30 . , 62 61 51 52 Z ' 39 37 3 ' 67 80 ' 9 65 44 ' 58 43 BASKETBALL VARSITY SQUAD Seated Iack Strrckrch Ed Lrrnbach Iohn Aman Kerth Rc-rms Tom Koontz Drck Ebre Standrnq Mr Keck Nelson Moor Larrv Re Hen ach I1 Hupnch Ixm Mohler Eldon Ba rv l B8 E7 BASKETBALL RESERVE SQUAD Seated Ir Hostetler Melvrn Domer Larry Rerchenbach Nelscn Moor Roy VanHooser hm Mohler Don Bohaychyk Standmg Mr Keck Donny Hershberger Drck Shoemaker Wade Lare Carry Hershberger Iohn Ts rantz Ralph Hall Mr Cochran Comphment of CHARLES REPLOGLE ' 1 . . , , A 5: 'Q , - ' , ' TX z, if W 6 as A 29 L4 A E ' gg if .ag f X' f 9 I , N ., Q , e ' g I S A VHA K IACK STRICKICH Hlgh and Mnghty An out standmg player m brmgmg our team to a successtul hmsh lack was awarded Second Team All County IOHN AMAN Iohn was an outstandmg guard and also d1d a lot oi sconng throughout the season His nev erdte spmt helped a lot spurrmg the team to vlctory DICK EBIE Made hrst hve Varslty a val uable man Helped xmmeasure ably m makmg our season a success KEITH PONTIUS Earnest and aggressxvel Al ways loyal and ready to con tnbute hrs best for H I4 S EDDIE LIMBACH Ed always a valuable spaxk to the team not only made the Second Team All County u helped ixre our own team to a commendable hmsh ELDON BARRY Carry on Eldon we re gomg to watch your record You have what lt takes to wm a Trophy for good old Hartvxlle tn 1952 TOM KOONTZ Agrle spmted and spunky' Prepared and eager to pull the team to victory' Q .lz .. . I - I bt . .. - by . . n ' . up ll BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS At the begmnmg of the basketball season Freshman cheerleader Donna Stout jomed Mary Lou Walker Mary Lou Kanel and Kay Knapp Wxth the royal blue dresses and whlte A fme job was done by our cheerleaders ID leadrnq the Hartvllle fans at all of our games Sportsmanslup was thelr goal and we are sure they were successful 1n reachxng 1t Comphments of TOM VICK RS majorette boots, our cheerleaders made a very attractive foursome. E BGOSTER CLUB The High School Booster Club had a slow start in the way of organizing The first meet ing was held on Ianuary 5 1951 The offrcers were elected as follows Tom Koontz pres1 dent Mary Lou Kanel V1 epresldent Lawrence Mlller treasurer and Susan Brothers sec retary Once roll ng the club really put out and showed one fine example of what our school 1S made of The cheering the cheerleadmq and the whcle atmosphere changed and we had a very successful club Seated Bobby Schory Dick Lavy Donald Hershberqer Bonnie Tessmer Nancy H111 STUDENT COUNCIL The mam nrolect oi the Student Council th s vear was to mstall the Natlonal Honor Soc 191V in oLr school This Society 1S in most ol the Stark County Schools and is 1n every State of the Union and qulte a few of 1ts outlylng possesslons To be a member of this Honor Societv you must have a B average for five semesters and malntain this average unt11 you graduate The Student Council was supervised by Mr Borry and led by Ed Lrmbach president Gin nv Hershberqer vice president and secretary treasurer Keith Pontrus Seated Mr Keck Marv Lou Kanel Susan Brothers Standmg Lawrence Mrller Tom Koontz 1.4 LA 'cf .fstff 2 Ak N. lf If Cr! 9' W' Ai. C ' . Standing: Mr. Barry, Nelson Moor, Keith Pontius, Iunior Hostetler, Ginny Hershberqer, Eddie Limbach, Kay Knapp, T ' , , ' i . ' . . ' - ' - . . 1 b - - . . Y F . . fig ,M-'ff .AM WING if-AN GI rw.. 5 BEST TH eau, -PALS + KPN 35? TNF' '3 ii-hu X L'AKESlDE.1 1 POL-CE LJHC- U Cpl f KQQ IOAN GRABER MARY LOU WALKER B N D Q0 A fy f Ex w if 'f 4 A , gf A f k 1-O! llliv , -f S 1 ff - Q B W 'U ' Q X 2 4 ,Y , F E H 4 at Xt! 'V gr V, QMS l A' -r 1 'V , -V ' I x E M-ZZ V KB b1L,LY G-A1-5 TEXAS Bc U ND ME MAID PLAYERS G Il-D W '9 Q9 HALF BACK X NRRYH GLPW1 G54 Bw, emu 9952592 9 D06 K TEEN PLAY Sweet Sol ly Brown OPEN HOUSE My HARTVILLE DRY CLEANERS 138 South Prospect St Hartvllle Ohlo N E eryth ng Musical A N D U M E N Green s Muslc Store, Inc 124 Cleveland Ave S W Phone 43522 Canton Ohlo COMPLIMENTS GLEN GARMAN STANDARD OIL DISTRIBUTOR Phone 860 Hartvllle Ohlo COMPLIMENTS GREENTOWN SERVICE AAA WASHING 6 GREASING SOHIO PRODUCTS Phone 9 7059 Greentown Ohlo WILBUR FOHL 81 SON BREADY GARDEN TRACTORS 5, EQUIPMENT Phone 91557 RD 6, North Canton, O 2 m11es North of North Canton off Route 8 COMPLIMENTS of EAST AKRON CASTING CO. 79 Kelly Avenue AKRON, OHIO V . in I . D C K to C I GSS of :G 'Q ' D' ' ': f ':'u:' 'L M' WA UT' 2 Instruments 1 15-I 1 I I . o of of B MDNARCH RUBBER Co OMPLIMEN of l DMNK IN BOTTLES CONGRATULATIONS C2 G 772 efz G on, c GREEN I' OWN OHIO Not gold but only man can make A natlon great and strong 'Vlen ho for t th ana honors sake Stand fast and suffer long Bra e men ho work whxle others sleep They bunld a not1ons p11 ars deep And hit them to tl'e sky EMERSON CANTON HARDWARE Canton Oh1o INDOOR and OUTDOOR ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Wllson Spaldmg OShea Spotbllt Goodrlch NATIONALLY ADVERTISED HUNTING and FISHING EQUIPMENT JACI1 lllIlII+IlS FllIlNl'l'llIiI+ IIIIPPI1 630 Cleveland Avenue North Phone 9 2527 Uust North of Forest H111 Cemeteryl OPEN EVERY EVENING CJ . . S S n . vWho. dalfle while others ilyg ' 1 I 1 1 I9 1 1 1 l . I J l I J l J COMPLIMENTS DYE S QUALITY MEATS A A MEATS PIONEER FROZEN FOODS A MEAL COMPLETE of 1 ALSO A Full Line of Kmsley Floor Covemng MIRAPLAS Afmsfwnes GIBSON 1'II.I5 L e m APPLIANCES 442 W M pl UNIONTOWN OHIO OX 2521 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS FERRIOT BROS INC Moms ron RUBBER d PLASTICS 40 ACRES SERVING GOOD FOOD S BOSSART S GENERAL STORE A 91754 HARRY S DRIVE IN DINNERS LUNCHES SODAS h H og R 8 N C est cx e I , of of I ' - - an R ervcxtion Dinners Home-Made P1 Ak Oh' D ' I V1 Mile outh of Uniont I , - 12-' ot D s T S nn C ' Ph h Youll be happier ll00VER ! COMPLIMENTS of Ohio Ferro Alloys Corporation 0 A 'gjfg A 'L 9 6, ' 4 : 'QL - ' I A Q! qi! . Q! . J ,-f lf ri f:-:Qi f 1 if E 't I I l Te GRABLE AGENCY Reo ltors Insuronce UNIONTOWN OHIO Telephone OX 2589 S1nce 1927 WAYNE E GRAYBILL Manager CITIZENS SAVINGS 6. LOAN CO North Canton Ohlo Stonsbury Funeral Home Invahd Ccn' Servxce Day or Nlght S Prospect St COMPLIMENTS HOWARD'S Rlch Frozen Custard Wholesale Rotcxxl Canton Hcxrtvllle Road Phone 9 7337 Compl :ments few is PERENNIAL GARDEN h Phone 364 Hartvillo, Ohio of 0 9 of CONGRATULATIONS to the C ASS OF SI Q M2149 ATHLETIC GOODS Complete Llne of SPORTING EQUIPMENT COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS I I YOUNGS A qoylend CORNER MARKET ? . IQUMCQMFS M 0 H L E R S SUPER SERVICE KAISER 6. FRAZER CARS GMC TRUCKS Greasmg General Repamng Weldmg 24 HOUR TOWING Phone 512 Nlght Calls 589 JACOB GRABER 8- SONS Growers of VEGETABLES Hartvllle Oh1O Belle Glade Fla Phone 356 Phone 3400 ALBRIGHT FRYE HARDWARE 81 SUPPLY Co BUILDERS HARDWARE mms PLUMBING 6. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 950 South Maln Street North Canton Oh1o Leo J Domer Agency INSURANCE CASUALTY HEALTH L I F E FIRE ACCIDENT HOSPITALIZATION BEST IN INSURANCE Phone 533 Maple Street W Hartvllle Oh1o I Hartville, Ohio O C COMPLIMENTS of THQ gDant'zy Home Cooked Meals COMPLIMENTS S C H 0 N E R S CHEVROLET 8. OLDSMOBILE of 9 Hortville, Ohio COMPLIMENTS WERTENBERGER GROCERY NORTH CANTON RECREATION 8 Brunswlck Alleys with Tel E Score Soda Bar PHONE 92895 FOR RESERVATIONS COMPLIMENTS W H KAMERER 81 SONS Compl :ments HENRY TAYLOR D1 8 H 11 h of ' O. - - - Hcrrtville, Ohio - - of . . of ' 52 74 . O . H A RTV I L L E ELEVATOR CO. CUSTOM CHOPPING FLOUR 6. FEED HARTVILLE LOCKER SERVICE Complete Line of IVEAT PROCESSING CURING cmd SMOKING BIRDSEYE FROZEN FOODS FROZEN CUSTARD GRAIN FERTILIZER SEED CEMENT 6. LIME SAND 6. GRAVEL SEWER 6. DRAIN TILE COAL Dlal 547 COMPLIMEN TS Marchand s A Q Deal For You O Dollar SAVEWAY MARKETS I hone 320 Hartvllle Ohlo 2962 North Market CANTON OHIO Watches Jewel ry To attcnn cz higher educahon you must have a good understcxndxng M O 755-f?,4 SHOE ZFRZTCE NIUQI M ESTABLISHED l9l0 l05 TUSC ST E C L MCCONNEY Hartvllle Ohlo Located tn basement of Hartvllle Bank Bu1ld1n Q Dlomonds .. - of I .. I .. 491-',f .,S1.23r151 1lTe M - . 42 V 7 . Y Q A ,EIO W 1 4 4 X CONGRATULATIONS Compliments to the Groduotmg Closs of 1951 T e White Barn Restaurant KANDEL BROTHERS GOOD CLOTHES SHOP S ff ld Oh WE AIM TO SATISPY ll h COMPLIMENTS T e orwl Motors Inc WORTH C MEYERS C0 FINE FURNITURE FRIGIDAIRE TELEVISION PIANOS OPE Q of l u ie , io L . . O . of l 9 I ' 965 Cleveland Avenue, North All' Oh' Canton Ohio Fha egtem 62' mann CQQ Canton, Oh1O offers nts CONGRATULATIONS mrm GRADUATING CLASS OF 1951 DOSSAL CURTAINS PLLPIT LECTERN d ALTAR COVERS STO ES d BIBLE MARKERS KANEL BROTHERS C an ' L cr North Market Road at criro CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 5I SPOTLESS SPOT Canton s Fmest DRIVE IN COMPLIMENTS T M PERRY R D FRYE HARDWARE 9387 Bullders Hardware Paints PLUMBING SUPPLIES HOTPOINT ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Compl :ments HARTVILLE BILLIARDS 11 Ch Barber Shop C1 1 NW GREEN POINT INN Service Statlon Fl G G11 to the 1 I . Phone - 502 South Main St. North C . of JOHN LOW 81 SON - air ' 3036 eve and Avenue, . . C Oh' of eeiwing as O's COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of C H E E R Y A C R E S RQLLER RINK Pontuus Road UNIONTOWN OHIO wa9neh'S ptzafzmacxl COMPLIMENTS o STICKLER S BARBER SHOP COMPLIMENTS ISALY S ll h CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '51 TARKS Canton Alllance Masslllon MUSIC CENTER 216 S M k t A 26907 Selmer and Kung Band Instruments DOMERS Radio 81 Electric TELEVISION ' I ARVIN EMERSON CAPEHART Wllllam Hartong General Repanrlng pl sf 11 h Ph 372 9154 f I X U of :If ' I Ph . 910 Hartv' O ' I BCA PHILCO ADMIRAL MOTOROLA . ar e ve. Canton Oh' Phone WestMc1 e reet Hartvi e, O i one COMPLIMENTS CONGRATU LATIONS A d f h COLLEGE CAREER AHEAD T e CLOTHES fr STUDENT HALL E h CASUAL SHOP C N EVERYTHING IN LUMBER 11 h Ask for I77,e6ZoL mdk Rich IH Food Volue Pure IH Quollty Wholesome ond Nutrntuous NORTH CANTON DAIRIES Inc DIAL 9315 of n or t e or h ' m C1 F I e Qi . . . Co. 312 - 324 Market Avenue, North Ph 311 Canton, Oh' H ' O ' I I ' I a CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1951 agfetemg djwad Boke S Of PETER WHEAT BREAD Troup agfudic I I' PHONE CANTON 68333 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK to the Closs of 51 AMOCQ SERVICE and Future Graduates FOSTER BETZ Prop of HARTVILLE HIGH S Prospect St Phone 9107 Hartvrlle from WASHING LUBRICATION YOUR GOLDEN STORE Free Prck up and Dehvery OIL Quaker State Amoco Permalube BATTERIES Wllllllfd Kelly Square Deal SEED STORE TIRES Mohawk Amoco Kouy Canton Ohxo Spray Gloze for LASTING BEAUTY of YOUR CAR ' Hartvllle Hardware, Inc The QUALITY Store Phone 339 I-lortvllle, Ohio LETHERMAN's U H . 'I I' Compl :ments S L A Y B A U G H S CANFIELD SERVICE ll h CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 51 K W ZELLERS 81 SONS 1 h FORD :FY-G '31-ef You con poy MORE but you con 'r buy BETTER' RUSS BRIDENTHAL Ph 368 H 11 h EL!TE RESTAURANT 206 T S W 40535 CHOPS 6. SANDWICHES qu CANTON BOTTLING CO DELICIOUS FLAVORS IN C 6. KOHLMAN S CHOCOLATE B 1 SAHARA DRY GINGER ALE of ' I H O ' H '1 O ' Ph 37 . , 3 usccrrawcxs t., est Canton, Ohio Z F, -- '-'15 ' Phone if v nf 1A SEA rooms - sTEAKs ' li 5 - Ban et Room for Private Parties - 1 ll ll 8 B one cxrtvi e, O io G R 0 S S APPLIANCE CQMPANY COMPLIMENTS HOOVER GE APPLIANCES M Yf Q ALTMAN S MARKETS O 92866 HARTVILLE COMPLIMENTS BLOCK 81 SUPPLY SLAG BLOCK CEMENT Pr IP When BETTER Automoblles are Bullt BUICK Will Build Them' For BETTER Used Cors ee North Canton Bluck 315 N h M T 1 ph 9389 NORTH CANTON OHIO of Ironrite a a ' AfD1f Yur Dollar Greentown, Ohio N h C O. Ph of All S' St IS h SHIRLEY ESPENSCHIED nes ee - Water oo aint - Phone 645 - - S . . . ort Gin Street WHEN IN UNIONTOWN MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT M A R T Z DEARDORFF 5 coNsTRucT1oN co Phone Oxford 9201 GRADING :S EXCAVATING CONTRACTORS Dump Trucks Bulldozers Schrum Rosslter Crawford Co H A R D W A R E Arr Compressors Glass Paxnts Oxls Guns Varnrshes 431 Market Ave N Canton Oh1o phone 3 2408 BEST WISHES COMPLIMENTS to the CLASS of 51 to CIGSS of BAERS of CANTON HARTVILLE HEATING 320 C1 1 d A N nh eve an venue o Charles Mon FURNACE INSTALLATION 6. REPAIRING Spoutmq 6. Sheei Me'al Work The Uniontown Savings 202 South Prospe t St 81 Loon Association Phone 788 BRANCH OFFICE HARTVILLE I Q The AMMUNITION 'S SPORTING GOODS Phone 562 of 531 Har1v111e, ohio I I on fzafu affons to the Carl R. Llmbach GENERAL CONTRACTORS Hcrtvalle Ohuo Phone 882 Glasso6'5l C COMPLIMENTS of Fausn1gl1t Ponhac Sales HARTVILLE OHIO CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 51 KOBACKERS CANTONS PROGRESSIVE DEPARTMENT STORE I I 1 H. 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