Hartville High School - Streak Yearbook (Hartville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1954 volume:

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Lloyd Sav- age, the wonderful man who heads our choral music depart- ment He has not only done a great deal for us, hut also for the entire school. We can not pos- sibly express so briefly our deep gratitude for the honorable in- stuction and uirforgetful exper- iences we have received from him, however, we are sure every- one recognizes and appreciates his outstanding accomplishments in our music department. ADMINISTRATION NIR. IJ. NI. BARRY - Superintendent VVe, the Senior Class of IQ?-I-, wish to extend our deepest gratitude to Mr. Barry for all he has done-- not for us only, hut for the entire school and eonneetions therein. We want him to know that his hard work :uul undying interest does not go unnoticed. His patient :uid helpful guidance and instruction we will long renieniher and grzitefully use in the ensuing years. Innunierahle thank-yous we humbly extend. Standing: Mr. Besse, Mr. Coeklin, Mr. Tsehantz, Seated: Mr. Betz, Mr. VVats0n, Mr. Reichenbach. BOARD OF EDUCATION ,i. x 4 x. '21 if ' .- fx Q W ,.. vga SQA' . Nami 'Q 0 -. V fzf 5 5, -'fn Z ' ik-Q f, ,ggfr :M f' 'SEQ . A-ix W wi3'3 5 'H -rg Q ? . I S S ss 5 me 'IW 'G W .. .V -Q 3-'f , .H iff' 1 al.- . QA' T' 11' W f 3 , is 1 I Y 4 xx X 1 9 0 14' E X 5 ss .. S .T 'P ww ?f QW xgsnx Q' Zz . , .... wg? Q X X ind Y, X , f X . 457' if jf 'fkf' w, 3 9 n'u 'L rx, -Q MRS. HAZE1, McCOY BA, MA Y-Teen and Library Sponsor Latin and 'H istory MR. LLOYD C. SAVAGE BME, MM Eighth Grade Sponsor Choral Mtisic MR. RALPH scoTT Rs, MA H i-Y Sponsor Industrial Arts MISS TACIE NELSON BS Biology, 7th and Sth Grade Science and lfIlgliSh Girls' Physical Ed. MR. MARSHALL SAYRE BA, ME Basketball and Track Coach History, Psychology, Sociology, Boys' Physical Ed. M R. ROBERT COCH RAN BS Senior Class Sponsor Football X Baseball Coach Social Sciences MR. M. PURVIANCE AB, MA Dramatics Director English, Speech MR. ,IOHN BONAR BME, ME Seventh Grade Sponsor Instrumental Mtisic, Driving MISS HAUGHT BA Sophomore Class Sponsor Home Economics, English MR. ESPENSCHIED BS, Nl lf junior Class Sponsor 7th Grade llath., Sth X 9th Grade General Science, Chemistry MRS. SHEIL BA, MA School Paper Advisor Commercial Courses MR. LINTON HONAKER Rs, MA Freshman Class Sponsor hlathematics, Debate M we 4-3 5? 3 F- .MBI- 1 .S gy: x I' YINIIU Y ANNUAL STAFF I would like to extend my sincere thanks and appreciation to all the Staff nicinhc-rs through whoef- arcluons work and co-operation has niznle M this '54 Annual possible. Ir is my hope that this hook will bring back many happy meniories to :ill those who rezul it now and in the years to come. 'lihzuik yon. Sincerely, llargo Hzicliiisiclc Editor'-ill-Cflirf Standing: Sue Brothers, Sam Bockius, Jackie Knowles, Donnie Hershberger, Nancy Unnninghznn. Seated: Harb D'At1'i, Donna Stout, Ted Espensohied, Marg: Mzlczliiisicrk. Alice Schnck, Bonnie 'Vesslnel Coniplinients of HA RTVILLE ELEVATOII CO. IKE In In Ted Espensehied, Vice President: Jim Besse, Secretary: Sue Brothers. Treasurer: Sam Uoekius. President. not l have known all of you since school opened last you and to you and to life in I-Iartyille High School was my first desirable school life in America. SENIOR CLASS Dear friends in Senior Class: September. lr was nice to know learn with you and to talk with enioy class work with you. My I will not forget this school life and will remember all of you with the name of this school. I think, o'ir grzuluation will be in hlay, time is going so fast, also this day will he so far to us. Wi' will say Good-by to each other with graaluation. I guess some of you will go to college and some are going to step in social life. However, we must all leave this school. The graduation means a separation, but I believe, the friendship that we have made through our school life will not change and it will continue forever. I :un a foreign student in the Senior class, and also 21 Korean student. I truly want to thank you for your kimlness and all of tht- kind faxors which already yOu have shown me. I am sending my hest wishes to all of you, and best of luck and happiness to you. Sincerely yours, Iieinam Song CAROL ANSTINIC Qlzifr - Q2llllI'7'lfll'.t',y' - fjllllillf As thin as a nerve.. it's niee to be natural when you'1'e naturally nice.. she lives to huild, not to boast.. neat as the proverbial pin .. a quiet tongue shows a wise head. ,HM IZKSSIC 7lIlll'lIf!'1l - 7I0fl'7'IlIIf - Terrifir A grin shy, wide, and handsome.. a twinkling humor and eyes to match.. ean't be beat.. if only all were like this one.. the good die young: I feel siek.. just wait - l'll do something wicked yet! .. keeps us in stitches. SAM Bl JCKIUS fjllflllflft' - tJlIl'l'fFllt' - filllflfiilllfllly Which shall I choosen women or foothall'?? IVOOTIBALLIY I Only want a buddy not a sweetheart. .. suceess and achievement he proudly possesses.. a laugh, rusty and impraetieed.. three cheers for our elass president! Uomplimeuts of YAlillG'l'Y STORE Hartyille, Ohio Rillllllli IK YIQTS Lifwfy - I,Kl1!j'!il'l' - Likllflfl' Short, sweet. and sinc-ere.. a plea- sant person to know.. a sweet southern gal that's a real pal .. a smile and friendly word for everyone . . her eyes punt-tuaie everything she says. Sl'lC lSRO'l'lllCRS f'nf111ff1r - l,!t'flA'l1I0 - Pr'm'lirf1! lJICI,lll'fR'l' CARNIICIIAICI, llllflfllllillff - llllflllffillf lff1fv1'z'.i'.n'i'Z'1' Like many students flo, he makes love at fountains and lockers. too .. a ll1lIlUI'ilg2llI' snxile.. hold as the hawk of a puppy.. girls may voine and lllily go: hut. ali ine. so llanrlled the finanves of our 4-lass to the hitter end .. a girl flefinitv- ly pinuptons.. fun to know and harfl to forget.. expressive hlue eyes and personality to inatm-h.. none hut hexself can be her par- Jf f'f1g 4,f Rwfxaj of 3 ,Ke .5 ., -,V ,.-Q. , allel. does luck! :iq ,, .- ,,.Q,. 2 NANCY CVNNINGHAM lllflffiljfllf - ln1'.qi1111li'L'z' lIllll'flt'IIIft'lIf A girl with a purpose.. quiet ex- cept when she wants to say some- thing., is she a blond or a hrun- nette, or does she have a conver- tihle top .. sophistivated lady 4 . the future has 11111011 in store for Nancc. 4'on1lvlilnm-nts of ll.Xll'l'YIl,l,IC l'lARl1WAlll'I. INN. BARR IYATRI CAROL IJICCKIQR .'l1'li.x!i4 - ,lzliwr - ,lpfnwlifzq Vlvilll' - rlvfilll - 'lv-llflifflf Youkl have to use a form letter Quiet Hull lIll2lSS1lllllllLL-- hut do to Il8SC'l'lll6 ln-r., 1'an't hold still we know l1er'!'?'? a smile as con- when .1 fast number is heing play- tagious as a yawn.. hair of gold: ed.. il.1npiness is the best teach- eyes of hlue .. her dream castle is er-- only the stupid are unhappy an old lll2lld'S cottage., sweet and .. always joyful, always gay. al- oh so swell! ways driving 1-ares away .. life of the party l TICIJ ICSIWINSCHIICIJ Shy - Sfy - Sz'11.vil1fI' Tall, dark, and handsome.. he knows how to disagree without being disagreeable., never trou- ble trouble 'til trouble troubles you.. the girls don't interest me - - at least they didn't use to! .. one wonderful guy! TOM ESSIG 171111 - lylfillllfl' - lvlllfllt The cat-man himself .. Tom seems quiet and sliyg Init after you know hin1-- oh my!! a little boy with big ideas., has definite ones about women the likes 'emi .. shy guy.. twanna bet?I. w e i nn? .WA ., Al 1 gr .1 ,stef Y.. MARILYN ICVANS .I111.sn'n! - .llrnzmrly - ,1lII'l'V1' She puts her proh'ems aside for a biainy dziy , what is so rare as an A in June.. the older I get the le s I pine for, the things I have Io stand in line for.. a good friend! P: .9 is ,iii - DON H ICRSH IEICRC IICR Lrznky - Inuiyuid - IJUIIIIYII If it weren't for my sense of humor, I sure would get mad.. please laugh I just erarked a joke.. he has many hidden tal- ents.. never lets his studies inter- fere with his education. ANN Hl'l'RlCH CIR AC If ,I AL' KSQ JN l i.vl1-fifh' - Frlfllzfolzy - Ifllll Ipllillfvl' - Drfinili - Diflimrrll She makes the water her habitat. She doesn't have red hair. Init .. not that I love studies less, she does have a temper.. small Init that I love fun more...al- but mighty.. she drowns hex ways there when things are pop- ideas in a flow of words.. an ping., some of the best boy atomiv bomb.. dou't worry about srouts are girls., a sweet gal.. lh'a1'e. shm-'il find a way! specs is her trademark: Hoopo her name, Compliments of NlIIl'l'H i'AN'l'0N I!l'IUIi - Sales X Sviwim- 'l'k'lt'Dh4lllD EITISEI .IICRRY IQINSLICY .1ly.vli1' - l1Iurl1'.xl - .vllfllllillfjfllf Whiz with an art pencil.. not much to say, not so well known. but he has a way that is all his own.. mystery man of the Son- ior class.. what's he like?. what does he think'?.. we can only wonder. -IACKIF KNOWLICS Cuff' - f.'lf Ur'r - C'ml1a'1lil'f1r1v Stands three deep in men.. cheeks nutmegged with freckles .. l'd like to be goodg but gosh it's so hard.. may-be all men aren't perfect. but they're the best oppo- site sex we've got! .. where there is laughter. there is Jackie! NVA I J IC LA R IC Cvlldllflf - Ijflflll - Crlnzlid All the world loves a lover.. 111an is like a. kerosene lamp. he often goes out at night.. another one of those well-dressed lads.. few people realize- the greatness packs ed in this one guy, 23- . 5 9 , D I JAYI IJ LICAI JBIC'1 1'lCR D1'Z'ifi.lf1 - lJ1'fi1'io11.x - 1J4'fc'1'f11bfz' Although he may not be studying, he always has his head in a book .. th3re is a hope that this boy will yet be a blessing.. a grin. a joke, and le sons undone.. if it wasn't for my studies l'd get along fine in class.. drives as if reliz-arsing for an accident. tmmplirneiits of STI-IHN .Q NANN UH. Canton. lbhiw NIARUO NIACIQUSICK 1,f'l'r1f iU1lA' - l'i1'i11 - l,l'l4A!lfifl' In and out like a fiddler's elbow.. California. here I come! .. a milky way of freckles spray her nose.. the gal from Cal is a jack of all trades.. variety is the spice of life.. talent grows within her.. our umbidextrous valedictorian '.. X. 1 R... vs SHIRLICY Nh-BRAYICR Jlnudy - fllrzgrzflzziflzozzr i1IIlA'fc'!'fNf Sho's a11 Eyeful Tower .. Gad give us men-- TALL MEN!! the rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my busi- ness.. she has R.S.V.P: eyes Z : Y-e-e-e-s?? .. swell gal, good pal. SHIRLICY HOUR Ifngagrd - l'fruj1'-Uuirzg Elzrozlrrlging Thats no search-light that Shir- ley's diamond.. can't help lovin!-I that man.. eyelashes so long that you could hang your hat on them . . she's retirerI-- just living on the interest that Iiod has in her. LUIS MORI ,IlIliffl'f'l'I1f - IU1lA'i'Z't' Izzxrfmrfzbfr I like work: it fascinates me, I could sit and look at it for hours. Seldom seen with books, but al- ways a smile.. it was twelve years .igo that most of us de- veloped elass hatred. SHIRLEY PAIAIICR R1'A't'l4'lIt'd - Rl'1I.S'!lIIIIllfl' RfllllI1IIfilii.W'f Two dimples tack her smile into place.. ,has more kinfolk than a microhe.. always ready to stick up for her own rights.. here is 31 look of angelic quietness. hut you should sec her when she is wound upf ICLICANUR PONTIUS llafvfvy - llrrllihy - lll'Ill1.l'fl'Ully She thrives on love and is getting healthier.. treats all boys as sequals.. snappy brown eyes that don't miss a trick.. sentimental as a valentine.. if there's any- thing of sorrow I'll put it off 'til tomorrow I .IACK PONVICLL Natura! - ixillllflllllllllf Notuwortlzy As large as life and twice as na- tural.. a great big fellow with a little car.. I know a lot but I just can't think of it.. life is one long process of getting tired.. great guy: always loads of fun. ARIJICN ROYI-IR lNll4'IlII011.l - ll1lllli.I'Ifi'l'1' l11tro'z'1'rl I don't need these glasses except for seeingn and it's much cheap- er than buying a dosr.. into the closed mouth the fly does not get. .. a big boy carrying a big horn ., hos O. K! UHIIIIIIIIIIUIIIH nf KING SIZIC IJIIIYI-I-IN Canton, Ohio AI,ICIf SCIIICIQ lffixxflzf - lirighl - Ifnwzhi' She looks intoligent when she wears her glasses but it's only an optical illusion , . of sludy she is not a hater: it's just that her love of fun is greater.. where there is excitement. there's,.. Sehurkl Ct JN N I IC SICN IFTICN le4'.IU1H'1lIfIlf - Rl'!'l'.l'.5'i1'l' - Rrgfnl No more nieniory than a lllll'l'0I' .. a gal of many talents.. loves io do sewing and fine needle-work.. at future woman in white.. faith- ful to a task as she is to a friend .. an alright kid! IJUROTIIY SLAYIIAUCIII Slim - Sfllfillfli - S1 irzfillntiny Good things come in slnall pack- ages.. when I feel like exercising I just lie down until the feeling goes away .. a friend to all.. love that Florida sunshinel.. paging one grand gal! l'HIllIlIllIIt'l1lS uf li U Ii Al' K IC IPS l'.llIl0ll. Hlnu IQICINAM SONG llrnmi - Giftrzl - fyllffllllf Speaks five different languages anal another with his eyes .. silen- ve is the perfect herald of joy.. wisdom of many.. we admire this guy for his determination.. in Korea or A1llQl'lCH,-- a great person to know! DICK SHOICNIAKICR llrfry - llmrty - IIIIIIIIIUIIII' Yet there is something in me that is dangerous., I'1n a, self-niade nian. hut I think if I had it to do over again I'd call in someone else.. athletic with a capital A .. a WPII-hllllt lad. saves his love for one.. the quality in his re- sounding bass voice sends shivers up your spine! x 'i I IDICLORIS STAIJLICR lfffzling - lflllflllllfit' - Eznfrgfrlizr Love will get you nowhere fast: hut Ivlll in no hurry.. a swell gal from way out West Virginia way. ., she charms many of the inale gender and keeps at least two guessing.. you ean't miss her with that southern drawl! DUNN.-X S'l'Ul 'I' l RAXL'lCS Sl'SL'tJ lil JXNIIC 'l'l'fSSNllfR Dfliyllflll - Dymzniif - 17t'xn'rnu.v lfflllll-1' - lizzuynnl - lft'f1t'1'ulr'f1l lffllllllj' - lfnfflinq - lflllillizzff Of all the !l'i'llQlll'f'S fziir to see-. il God hlvss the hoys, I lure thc-ni llvr spirits go up thi- stnirs tlirw- tiny ring: is the thing for ine., all.. an enlightening I-fill tn liuvv stops ut zu time-.. her iuiucl is ul- just look :it those simikly e5es.. around.. at hard worker and gouzl ways on the tip nt' her tonuue.. see-worthy in u hzithing' suit... sport. never let your studies iu- shi- 4-ntl-rs tho rooiu lztnpzh t'irst.. threw olive-rs for our cliziinpiou terfere with your studies. and endlt-ss uhility.. the hegiuniug ot' l'llOt'l'lt'2ldl'l'f vic'l'-versa.. at t'rie-liilly svllolur, ull good things is hllllllll W .-. ...dggi lJORU'l'llY V.-Xl'CillpXN LORICX XYlCRS'l'I,lCR R.-UIUN YULNU .Yifly - Xniij' ' .xvflflff D1 I'?l'A'J' - lJi7'!'l'.ti'l'l' - Diitilltfiiw' illlllllllft - ,lfhfrlif - .ltlt'11li1'r' l i'm-klvil ns it ligvl'-lily . . u inirth- No c-:tres ut alll. no muse to wor- lf svlioul Imuhs 111-ult, with font- quuke ot' llIIlQllll4'l'.. it is hetter ry, not ever the hell run niuke nic- hull I':l get the highest i.1r:ulc-s.. fm- tht- yumly' lgttly tu blush than hurrv . hlessinpls on ltilu whim in- possesses tru- stromrth ot' llercnl- turn pale-Y , he who luugzhs hearty vented sleep.. always Willing to vs.. us rvluxvd :ls u puuvlwml egg is never poor.. an ine-ri'y sole is gi lend u hand. caller ot' SKl1lill'i' on tuzlst .. when this smitlipaiw pri,-elpsq pusy-ssimi, ilullvvs hnt 21 better lllllll'Pl' yet., hits the hull. don't expect to have wuke llll' np when the hell rings! it l't'llll'll0ll. ll.XIZI,l-IY'S lI.XKl'lllY Vniilplillwiits of A lfinoe l':isIry -- 'I'. Rl, l'l-IIIIIY Iirirtxrillv. llhiw llzirt x illv. trhiu CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1950, a bunch of scared, dubious but thrilled kids entered the lfreshman homeroom. They soon found out, however, that the high school routine wasn't so awesome after all - - the teachers didn't bite and Nlr. Coch- ran, their advisor, was helpful in a wonderful and understanding way. Early in the year they voted the following officers: President, Ted Espenschiedg Vice President, Donna Stout: Sec'y., Barbara Townsend, Treas., Susie Broth- ersg and Student Council: Bonnie Tessmer and Don Hershberger. They initiated themselves into the social life with a square dance, open to the public and called by Doctor Lotz, one of Hartville's better loved citizens by teen- agers. Football was good this year and Bonnie Tessmer was elected the Queen's Freshman Attendant for the Home- coming Game and the Dance. They showed their business prowess by selling shakeroos at the games and selling wreaths about town at Christmas time. They started their Sopohomore year by choosing these class officers: President, -lackie Knowles: Sec'y., Ted Es- penschiedg Treas., Susie Brothers: and Student Council: Alice Schuck and Don Hershberger. The class number in- creased by one with the arrival of Charlie Byrd. Susie Brothers was the honored Sophomore attendant to the Queen and Homecoming festivities in 51. A memorable occasion and just for fun was a hayride for the class around Hallo- ween time. And, oh yes, they were allowed to order their jackets this year - - big time! They won the magazine sales drive by a large -margin and also were the Winners of the contest in this endeavor between grades seven through twelve. Having discovered a little work and industrious endeavor increased the bank account, they earn- ed more money by several paper drives. Well seasoned now, they called themselves juniors and proved their importance by wearing their jackets. Great day! They were blue gabardine, sporting a large emblem, the class original design. Donna Stout was the Queen's attendant this year. Next on the list, class officers were voted: President, Nlargo Nlacliusickg Vice President, Don- na Stoutg Sec'y., Bonnie Tessmerg Treas. Susie Brothers. The junior play, What a Life was a great success and the class found out it had some actors and actresses of no mean account. Class rings were ordered this year. Social life was beginning to whirl with dances. A Color Dance was the first, then a few minor Ones and following these the grand Junior and Senior Prom held April 25th at the Alliance Country Club. April in Parisl' was the theme and a beautiful party it was. Six members left the class this year: Glennis Oswald, VVayne Stutzman, Eldon Wolf, Barbara Townsend, Betty Goodin and .loyce Strang. Despite the Class's smaller mnnber this was their most pros- perous year. They had the usual drives, sold Christmas wreaths and most important, had charge of the concession stand at all home football and basketball games. By now their bank account was the envy of the school. At long last they were Seniors, that very honorable position in life. Their final voting of class officers went like this: President, Sam Bockiusg Vice President, Ted Espenschiedg Sec'y., ,lim Besse: and Treasurer, Susie Brothers. Early in the fall they received their rings with much excitement. Before Christmas the business of Senior picture- taking at Troup and Plutols was all over. Homecoming was a grand affair with the Seniors traditionally in charge. October 10th was the date and Susie Brothers was voted Queen with lfleanor Pontius as Senior attendant. Two students, Charlie Byrd and Dorothy Slaybaugh left the class this year but their places were filled by two newcomers, De-Loris Stadler and Keinam Song. The Seniors were happy and proud to have Keinam, all the way from Korea, as a class member. Nloney making projects this year were Christmas wreath and candy sales and on April 10th, a chicken supper aided and abetted by Senior mothers. Social life whizzed with parties, dances and activities. The Y- Teen Formal was gay and colorful through the efforts of those on the committee, who designed and painted the decor 'for the cafeteria asa merry-go-round and a carnival to fit the dance theme, Carousal. The Senior Y- Teens also put on a talent show as the year's last meeting and invited eighth grade girls CY-Teens of next yearj to attend. Another junior-Senior Prom again and very elegant it was, too, and with never to be forgotten memor- ies. The class got a smattering of Art Appreciation when they visited the Canton Art Gallery April 12th. The Sen- ior play, Samuel French's Broadway hit, Goodbye lkly Fancy, was presented March 19th and 20th. Through lXIr. Purviance's artistry as director plus some fine talent among the class, the play was a great success. Nearing the end of school, all Seniors were anticipating the trip to VVashington and the wonderful experiences there. Baccalaur- eate came all to soon with Rev. Huprich the speaker. Then Commencement arrived, that sad and glad day. Vale- dictorian, Margo Niacliusick and Salutatorian, Frances Susco gave the student speeches with Reverend Ralph M. Besse as guest speaker. So long remembered will be the bitter and the sweet of being a Senior and having to say goodbye. This is the Class History and may the Class of '54 continue to make history always! Compliments of CQmDlim'GI1fS of STANDARD HARTVILLE FARM SUPPLY CO- TELEVISION SERVICE Hartville, Ohio POPULARITY POLL Q hi, 1 HX 1 I M A J-iq BUSY Ilffflkillilf Hut All1!ct:': bun' BI'Utlll'l'm lcd hshcnsclucd fXI:11'g1u Hzlvlinusick, Dick Slmclmnlkvl' :HUM l?llf'mf'll5- . Ilzmpj.-Clc'-I,11fky: lim-lu I7'fXtri, Ilmmlmj. Hflfb UAIH, .INN H0559 xfillllliilll, Alia- Schllvk, -I7!k'kii' IQIIOXYIIN Class Martyrs: yyimwr: Bonnie Tcssmcr, VVzlcle Lure, Suv Brothers lackic klmwlps Dmhl IA.mlbt.tU.l. Sam Bockius, Nlargo Xlacliusick, Ramon IgwtAIDrCgqCd. Y . Y .. . Omrg buc B1'otl1c1's, VVzulc- Lau? Best Stmemsl Klost Lika-lv To Sllccccdz Suv Brothers, Sam l'1':u1ces buscu, Uou I'Ic-rshbe1'gc-1- Hocking Cmnpliments Uf LNIHIIIIDHIIIIJIILS of SHANWS 'pHARM,4CY H.Xll'l'YIl.l,IC DRY l l4l'IANP lleliulmh- l'l'0S0l'iIlTi1lll Service W 'I'0IQ'Dhll!1C 509 pplmm- 9152311 Gram-ntuvvn, Ohio TWELVE YEAR STUDENTS First liuw: I,m'4-n We-will-1'. .Kun llup1'i1'll,.Izu-k Vuwull. INVIIIZI Sim Sevond Row: llonlliv- 'Fvsslnr-r, lSzn1'If:L1'u lD'ALri. llorutlly Yzuxglmll, Wade l,ux'1-,. Thirml How: Iflunm-vs Susvu. Imviml l.1l'illilN'fl0I', Rmnon Yuumz, .lim Iivssv, Stzuldillgqi Tom Iflssig. llc-llwrt f'.ll'Illi1'llZlt-'l. .lvrry Kinsley. Ted lCspe11sc'llls'rl, Cairo! lH'c'k1'1'. .xlim-4' Svlnu-k, f'0!llli1' Svnf- ten. Hlfxilllill' Pontius. K'urul :Xll.4Tilll'. Shirley Moor. Gluuf-.lzu'lasn11. 'QIIIIIIDITIIIUIITS uf Vululplirm-urls 1-I' Hllz INN lxllllNlull .IHI-I SI..Xl'1:Il'l'l-Ill XIICNN WI-SAK Vlznzu Slwpping l'1'IlTl'l' l'l:nzqu Vgmtwxm. Hhxw CLASS WILL I jackie Knowles, will my happy-go-lucky ways to Donna Ifausnight. I, Wade Lare, will my smoke-no-more tables to Tom Fulmer. I, Donna Stout, will 1ny position as head cheerleader to Betty Schrock. I Margo Macliusick, will my short hair to Biruta Gruntals. I, Shirley Moor, will anything as long as I can keep Rod. I, Dick Shoemaker, will my car to Gene Ringer for parts. I, Alice Schuck, will my Bermudas and knee socks to Suella Chinn. I Dorothy Vaughan, will my love of fun to Delyte jones. I, Connie Senften, will lily determination to be a Nurse to Biruta Gruntals. I, jack Powell, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Larry Bagnoli. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Y Q , Ted Espenschied, will llly last seat in Chemistry to Inars Gruntals. Delbert Carmichael, will my invention of the excuse machine to anyone in need. Barbara D'Atri, will my love of Ray Anthony and Charleston ability to Judy Nlartz. Ann Huprich, will my love for swimming to Sandy Harrison. , jerry Kmsley, will my shoeshine to Kendal Eshelman. W Lorin erstler, will my ability to be tardy to Dick Wagner. Frances Susco, will 'my Chrysler and driving ability to the birds. Lois Nlori, will my grades in English to anyone who'll have them. Shirley Palmer, will my quiet laugh to Joanne Lavern. Le adbetter, will my skill with women to Gene Ringer. Don Hershberger, will my ability to play poker all night to anyone else dumb enough to do it. nn Besse, will my speedy track shoes to Eddie Stump. Robbie Dave .l' Botts, will my height to Gene Ringer. o Nlancv Cunningham, will what's left of the Uniontown boys to Sally Thompson. , Sue Br thers, will my love for tennis to David Senften. a 1 i. D I I I I I I ! 1 Carol ecker, will my hostility toward boys to my sister, Sandra. Sam Bockius, will my colorful language to Mickey Spillane. , Tom Iissig, will my algebra book to Chuck Slusser. Ramon Young, will my muscles to Chuck Slusser. A Carol Eleanor Pontius, will my used Shorthand pads to Betty Schrock. nstine, will my position in band to .lane Zartman. I DeLoris Stadler, will my place in the Senior Class to Kay Rubright. I Shirley lVIcBrayer, will my height to Peggy Brumbaugh. I, Marilyn Evans, will my ability to go steady with one guy to Henri Bledsoe. I, Bonnie Tessmer, will my hunting ability to Helen Adeox. I, Keinam Song, wish all the remaining kids luck! I Arden Royer, will my driving ability to Nlerle Kiener. I, Grace jackson, will my ability to disagree with Mrs. McCoy in History to anyone capable of holding the position. I Dorothy Slaybaugh, will my I9-inch waist to .Iewelldean lllosley. We, the Senior boys, will our success with girls to Dallas Grey. We, the Senior girls, will our love of life and high spirits to the junior girls because they need it We, the We, the badly. Senior class, leave the homeroom in a mess, waste paper on the floor and chalk dust on the floor. Senior Class, leave the faculty tiredg depressed, disgusted, but much relieved at Com- IIICIICCIIICIIL Conmliments of Compliments of REDDY PARKING LOT RICE DRY CLEANERS CaIlt0n. Ohio Canton, Ohio ww -f 1hv J UNIORS 'l'o111 l'1llll1lfjl', Vice President Gem- lii11ger, l7l'6SlIl0llt Mary Allll lSow1.11111, 'l'l'9llSlll8l' Betty Sclirock. Secretary l4'o111'tl1 Row: lnars Gl'llllfEllS, Dallans Gray, Lester Meadows, Roy Ilosteller. llzirold li11l111, llill'l'yl Zullors, I,ill'l'j' 13212111711 Loroy Pfabe, Third Row: Kelvin lSol1z1ycl1yk. .lol111 l':1storo, Roger NVcisel, Ciltil4'l'lllC Slllllll, Opal lIi11e1'1111111, liQll'iJ1tl'Zl Sll0l'l'Y. S Allen. Merle Kiener, Kendall ElS1l8lIllill1. Second Row: N0l'lllIl. Kz11111z1l, llirutu G1'l111Lz1ls, Snirley J0lll190ll. Lois Griggy, ,Xllllil l4'o1'k11111, Dick lluvy, .Indy lil'llll1 baugli, Alice lSz1si11ge1'. Sandy llarrismi, Mr. Espe11scl1ied fSD0llS0l'l. First Row: Donna l4'a11s11igl11, Mzxrilvn Watkins Carol Stoll, liotty Sl'hl'0l'ii. VF0lll l+'11l1111-r, Gene Rlll?,6l', Nlury Jxllll lion lllilll, S114-llz1 l'l1i11n, Unllie Spain-e, llelyte Jones, Noi pivtllredt John Grulmlm, Kay li11l11'igl1t, Con1pli1nents of M.XlililC'l' HlGI1lll'I'S l'lIAliAl.fXl'Y lflllltflll, Ohio li 2 .Xrnuld Wys'-, 'Fw E . Z 56 L. E, 5 SOPHONIORES '1lSlll 'l O ' 1 Lum: IIMVI, he-1-11-tall , 'sillvllt Rlillllit' F1111:-mipzllt, Yirv l'1w-sillm-ill Ifmirtli Huw, llul1S4'lml'y, Ralph lie-ilmldt, IJzmGzn'n1zm, Dainty Hall, Eddie Stump, Ilnvid Se-nftvn, In-lh-rt 'l'urnc-r, Ilic-le XYQIHIIPV, llolm Kvitli, Le-1' Maltlu-rs, .lim l illlSllll2Iht, Gellar Bair. 'l'l1il'tl Ruwt Ilcmiiir- Oswald. Ilvnri lllvclsmv, .lumly Mzlrtz, Lilly Sl2ll't'llt'l'. Hola Vluhhs, Ilnllzls Molilv-r. liulnmi lflvzuis, Duv- irl Yamlw. lllli Watson. lim-ii Spivm-y, Lynn Iiossv, ilil'llCP Ai'mitz1g:v, Gail Flslleliiiziii, Iiimlan Sot't'0l. Se-tnml Huw. Nuiivy ll0llt't0I', Sully Vlyllllllllbbillll. Ami Amit-li. Mmm Stout, Sunrlru Ile-vlmxy lllnriamm- Slim-nunkvr, llwe-ii Watkins. .luiw Zurtmziii. Sully Uznilipime-ll. Lois liie-lwr, Uolorvs Casper. Ilorotliy Molilf-r, Kitty llzxim-S, .ls-uvllrle-ull Mos- ley. Miss llnuglit tsponsorl. First Huw: liutli Alilt'llillllt'l', ll:-le-11 Aclvox, .loulme l1iiY0l'Il. Louisa l uln'ni. Maury Ann tlruhh, Iluris 'l'k'SSlll!'l', .lun Svh- uvk, Htllllllfl l 2!ll9lllL1'llI. Lama IJ'.Xt1'i, .Xmulrl Wyse-, Foggy lmziiilmziligli, .loyw Jenkins, Armoritu li:n'rim', N'::ri:m Hop- kins. t'lmi'lnttv Kinslvy. Not pit-tiirwlz .Xllll Szulle-V, Vllllllll' Stlxlllrln-l1v1', Annu Ymlcr, llurultl liulm, ROSi'lllill'Y Kinsls-y, .-i7zf'3T.L'l'Q.L,1'oWg N U S BAU M S Enmhuv-odlf'J V IOSE Tun FRESHIVIEN Ileloris llzigiioli, Vice l'1'0sidc'11t lfredzi liars ll1'11:11l1:111::,l1, Suc'1'citz11'y ' ar lxurl Kim-111113 'l'i'e-z1s111'e1' Voeci' Ul.1y. Presideixt Q3 Ifouitli How: Holi Murtz, limb St2l'H l'. llleuii Kilisley. .luiiiers Iiiuliiig. llaiwii Rziir. Third llnw: Ililly Adcock, lleriiice Miller, .Ii111 'l's1'l1z111tz. 112111115 lliiigliziiii. llriva- Clloiilleiiiiig. S111i1ll'11 lieltwiligr. Iiaitlilvvii lfziiisiiiglit, Szimlrzi Pfzilie, .lim Mosley, Bob xVilf2,ll6l'. Secoiid How: Curolyii Vaiike-, Shi1'lvylloz1d, Judy Yodvr, Mzirleiie 'l'111'iier1'. .lm-:iii Mz11'l1:1.iiiv1', Kiirmii Youiig, I10l'll2l P011- Liils, llorutliy Seiiftvii. Rose A1111 Clofiigfv, Mary Alice Yzxiiflaiiip, ,llldj SU-ll'llU:'l'. M12 lloiizikeri spoiisorl. lfirsit I'nwf liutli VV01'stlew1', Shirley liixisley, Uhzirlvs Sluss er. llogev' Clay, Karl Kiviivr. lleloiwis llzigiioli, l 1'f11l11 Rm' l3r1111li:11'5ill, -llllllit Williams. Jeziii Cowell. Judy Sliiitli, Not Illifllllllill Num-y lil'llllllJ2lll,LIll, Joyve Shrixoi. 1f11111't 11 INGHTH 111111. 11111111111 N1i1!1'1'. Way111J '11i111J1', C1l1l1'1E-YS M11111'. R11'1121l'K1 1'l1'a11s, 111111 11111. 1'11l'lis 11111111i11, l'1a1'11111'1- 1111l1'1'i1l21l1. 111111111 111'1l1lll11l. 'l'1111'1i 1111112 XV1111ll'l1 K111111z1l, xY11l'l'f'l1 Dale We-st, '1'1-1'1'y 1Cwi11g:, 111111111 Sli11g11111'1'. .11ll1y f,SW21111. 1411111 iG'11Pl'111Q3,', 1,j111l t4I11l1l111'1'11111'. .1141'1'Y '1'11111'11t1111. 17111111 143S1l61lllll1l. f'2l1'01 11Zl1IQ.I1l11ll. 11111111 11121l1kHll51l1l1, 1'a11y 1'111111s1-y. 14111111111 111'11l11'1'. 51111'vi11 1.111111 S11111111l Row: 11111111111 S111sS1-1'. 11111191 111'z11111et,1111'. ,111s111111i111- Sfllillllllll. Mary S111111111'1's, 1111111111 1'1111l1111Iz, 1'1-11115 1ii.1s1115, Nilllly S11111l11y. N11111-y Hllfflllklll. A111111 Mahi. S119 1111y111', 11l111'i11 11111111i11, 111J1'111-1'1 livist- ,V 1.- ' .1 s' , 1 '. Savage :+111111s01'1. First, Row: 1111111119 11111V121', 1111111111 11l111.lV1'1lY1C, 11111111 XY2l11i1llS. l1,141111j 11111511 111111 X11 111111 N11 1 h , 11111 Ibavis. 111-11111 Z11111-rs. .1i111 Stoll. Saiicly Marti. 11111 S1'l1111'y. Keith 1i1111w11-S. Cl1'a11y .X111'11x, 1111y 111-1's111-y. 1111111 llis- 111111, 111ll'l'Y Smal, 1'y11t11i11 1!l111ls1111. 1'i1l11l'l1l 111111: .Xl1'i11 1111111-11y, .1111111-s 1i11w111's, xv2Ll'l'6Il J11cks1111, 1J11vi1l 'l'1'oy111'. 'l'1111111as 11111111133 1,1-stvi' Wils1111. 1111111111 Sturgill. 1111111 Y111'11g. 141111111 W11g11:11', .1i111111y W11it1ey. 172119 Shields. '1'11i1'11 111111: xvllylltl 1111111111-111-11. 1'a111 1 Z1llHll1f.f1l1. , 111ll'111l1'11 li11111'1'i11g. 3111111111 S1'11111'y. Sally .1111'l1s1111, Sa11dl'11 31111112 Marg 11'i1'1e. .ltlllll Y111111g, 1111111110 111111111-1', 1l11y Gllflllilll. T11111 '1'1i1l'21l1'1. 1111111'y 1i1111i1'1'. W11y11v Sl11y111111g:11. 11111111111 G11spe1'. 141111111 f'1111l1111lZ, S110111111 Row: 1CS11l9l' Mast. .xllll 1'Q'2ll'- 51111. M11111-1 Wliite. 111111111 511111152 1+'1'a11k l.11111g111i11, Eli Si'1l1Rl1l21t'1l. Peg 111ll1'1'1llZlll, Netiiv 11111111-111z. 1111111 Ki1-111-11 gxllly 01i1'111'. 1'11a1'l111111 111111. SR1l1f11'21 1ii1'k1a111l, 11111-11111 Goad. Mary Mill111'. l'at 1i11l111. Mr. 111111111' 1s111111s111'1. 1+'i1's1 How: T11111- lllj' W11stli11g, 11111 311111111 1i111111i1- C'111'f11l1,. Ken Ma111111111e1'. 11111111111 tlrigzgy, liilly Miller. .1G'l'I'y Clay, 11ay11111111l 1111111-1111-. xf11'g1l11Zl U1111111111-ll. '1'111l 1111f1', 112111111 S1l11l'Illl, 11ill'11Zil'Zi CO1119Il1,Z. 111111111 1.1-e K1111wl1':4, .1a1111t 111-1:41112 1'2l1111111' W11g1,., 1'a1'ko1' 1'1111s111gl11. SEVENTH GRADE SCHOOLTEACHERS Scents-'li 1'-rs. Scott- Mls, ill 11fle11i'1x.:. XI1'sA Hzxllivtl. Mrs. Mvtyge-1'. Stilllllilll, Miss Sh:L1'fm'. Mr. I3 ulllbullfglx. NIV. XY0l'SI16l'. M12 .Ia1c0bs. M11 ll.11',y. Mu lllllllfl IFF' K.. Maude llolmyc-hyk. Sully liolmyvhyk. liditix Xmivk. COOKS CHRLS CHORUS Fourth Row: Marianne Shoemaker, Gwen Watkins, Sally T1lUlllI9SOll, Alice Svlulck, Jackie K1l0Wlf'S. Slle l5l'0l,ll6l'S, Ann Huprich, Marilyn Evans, Carol Anstine, Donnie Oswald. Judy Martz, Catherine Smith. liathleen Fausnight, Lilly Starclier, Opal Hiuerlnan, Shirley Melirayer, Gail Eshelinan, Third Row: Lois liiener, Judy liruinbaugh, D1-loris liai- noli, Alice llasinger, Sandy Harrison, Margo Macliusiek, Judy Sternicr. Sandra Kettering. Eleanor Pontius, Dorothy Mohler, Delores Gasper, Kitty Lou Haines. Dorothy Senften, Rose Ann George. Mary .Xlicc Van Camp, Joyce Jenkins, Henriette Bledsoe, Mona Stoi t, Sandra Decker. Second Row: Donnie Tesxsnier, Donna Stout, Janet Williams. Judy Smith, Judy Yoder, Betty Schrock, Arlnorita Barrier, Ma'ian Hopkins. Charlotte Kinsley, Lorna Pontius, Karen Young. Marilyn Watlcine. Norma Kannal, Mary Ann Bowinau, Jane Zartnian, Lois Griggy, Alina Forkum, lliruta Grun- tals, Ann AllllCk, Mr. Savage lchoral directorl. First Row: Ruth Macllainer. liuth Werstler, Peggy l:l'lllllll21l1Qjh, Shir- ley Kinsley, Shirley Goad, Carolyn Vanke, Freda Rae llrunihaugh. Louisa Fahini, Mary Ann Grubb, Doris 'l'ess1m-r, Nancy Honetor, Jean Machamer. Marlene Turner, Carol Stoll, Donna Fausnight, Delyte Jones. Suella Chinn, Cullie Spence, DeI.oris Stadler. . , , . , . . Top How: Donnie Hershberger. Darryl Zellers, Roy Hostetler, Jiin Fausnight, Harold Kuhn. Gene Ringer, David Senf- ten, Gene Bair, Jan Sehuck, Jim Kieling. Middle Row: Roger Weisel. Merle Kiener. Jinx lic-sse, Wade l.are, Delbert Turner. Glenn Kinsley, David Leadbetter, Dick Shoemaker, Mr. Savage tchoral directory. l10tf,Olll Row: Roger Clay, Chuck Slusser, Karl Kiener, Arnold NVyse. Roland Evans, Jllll Tschantz, Lanny l1inglia1n.l,ynn Hesse, Sam Allen, lnars Gruntals. BOYS CHORUS SENIOR GIRLS OCTET Slillldillpf' lionnie 'l'l'SSlll0l'. Carol llevlisw, Shirlvy Mom. Carol Anstiuv, vllllllif' Svllftvll. Idle-zllmm' l'ul1tius, Dtbllllil Stout, Mr. Szxvugu- lm-lwrul 1ll1'0l't0l'!. Svzxtvdi .lzlvkiw Kllcnvlw, Gl'Zll'l' .lil1'liS0ll. Allll HlllDl'ii'll. IX1:u'g'u Mzlvlillsivk, Muri- lyn EVZIIIS. Stundillgz Ilzxvicl Sefllftvlx. flpm- Iiiugrer. Roy llostetlvr. I1l2ll'SGl'lIIlUilS,2i!lll Ilirew-tor, Mr, Savings-. Svuted. Ilznvicl 140:111- hotte-1, ,lim llvssv. lion IIv1'sI1lmv1'gv1'. Dick Slmemuk 1 BOYS OCTET First Row: l'1'1'1'111pvl,s1 Sllil'lt'f,' M1-l11'11ye'1'. .Izwk Pnwbll, 512115-C0 NIm'K11sivl1, 011111110 St,11l11m11'vi1e , Karl Kie11fJ1', Viml HMV 'l'P1lf 1 llf11'11H+ I-'fig Kif'1l Y'- 'UHF' UNI Svvollql Huw: lIa11'old Gozul. D011 .X11sL111w. Htllllliix Us-W IIz1i11Ps. Iiosq- .XIz11'jv K111slvy. Veg' H1111-1'111:111. Svc-mul Row: Wald, Nzamgy Ilo1I1eLm'. li1r'l1z11'cl I'1vz111si ilillltllllgi lIll'lllllSl 'Um-immi Hows, MM-lp Ki,1li,.1-v Judy Sw,-,,,,.,-. 110,-mt. 'l'o111 Wvstuillil milf 1' Weisz-l l7ill'l'V '.elle1':s 'I'o111 lful- . . - .' ' ' ' Www-, r'l'1'11111lm11 -an Rum-1' Cluv, l:11111x' l'lllf'I!91Ill. qiilllll- 111913 011:11 lI111v1'111z111. tlTy111b:1!sl 1711111-k Slllssvr. llivllsb n Q ' A 'I ' 5. ' Delyte Joneqv ,mH.,.wl., Ml.. ROHM.. 11111: tllzws Ho1'11s1 .Xl'1lE'll Itoyvlx lizlvlll S+-11111-11. First Row: 1C'lz11'il1eI.s1 Sl1i1'lPy Moor, Mz11'iIy11 lCx'z1,11-1. First, Row' tlflllivsl A1111 lI1111i'i4'l1. Shirley Gozlll, l'xl't'tl1l I'e1111y Kinsley, C'z11oI A11sti11v, Sw'o11d Row: Sz111d1'a1 Ret- Rue I31'11111l1:111gh. tllzws C'Iz11'i11vt,b lloimie 'I'1'ss111v1', Sw-- te1'i11g5, Dl'1lJl'iH Haglloli. .lz111e1 Za1't111z111. Ile111'i Ulvclsov, 01111 Row: QSRIXUDIIOIIPSP IJ01'o1I1y Mohler, lwlul'is Gals- 'l'l1i1'nl liow: Hvtty Sc-111'0m'k. Nz111m'y Ho1'f111a11, Sz111d1'zx pw, l,o1'11z1 l'o11l,i11:a. I,y1111 Sf,lllll1ll'9lIL'1'. St,z1111li11g: .Indy Nz11't,z. .Indy Oswald. IW:1w11 l:ilil'. f1Iz11'1z11111v Sll0t'lIl2lkt'1', Mz11'1z, .Xlzlry .xllll 111'11I1h. .lrmyvv Slll'iVt'V, .Xlic-v SVIIIIVR. l:lll'Il2ll'1l Iivllf-1'111g, I3u1111iv Sl11sw1'. l.z11'1'y l32lQ,lllJli. 1lIlI'Il'1N'S .XIl'SIl' S'I'HIil'I 1'n11111Ii1114-111s uf IZ1 1'l4'X'1'l2ll1Il Aux. S XY., 1':1111f+11. IP. H IC ll fl ' S 'l'1-l1-11!11u114- ISIS! ll:11'lviIIv, llhiw dl ! ' 'VK N I , il L' z 5. 5. gI:iL iii' W i NN Z , 'O Lax vs Qi 'sw M E I i Q 1, I- 4' 4 .1, ,J . 'y KI' A Wu-.,t ', 1. X5 gi ajft? - l..i i X' . Y 1 h Y I I F ,2 1 Q 4- gf ff w 4 r 1 '--- A M , 1 ' f if' E -1 . , wp 4...-.. f - 2 , 5 K s 44 ff , Q ' - ' iii it ' f - ' f- --, il----4., m..., ... -..,-,. , ,., , .,..W,,, 4 A . gf QA af 'Q 5 , 1 1 A FX if X Q isa: -55 X S X X X Q Y 3 Y-TEEN Fonrtli Row: Susie lirotliers, l'xl'kllll'PS Snsm-o. Alice Scclnn-li. .Iuvkiv linowlvs. Marilyn lflvnns, Sllirlvy Moor, l'zll'ol An- stine, l1zxrbz11'n Sherry. Opal Hinerinnn, Connie Senften, Dorolliy Slzlylmiigzli. 'Flzird Row: lllnry .Xnn llownmn. Shirley Johnson, .Indy Ilrninlmangli, Catherine Smith. Alive llasiiigor, Eleanor Pontins. llnrlm lV.Xtri, Margo lllnvliiisirk, Dorothy Vznipglian, Sandy Harrison, Second Row: Donna Stout, Cnllie Sneiicez. Carol Stoll, Marilyn Watkins, Nornin Killllllll, Ufxlly Sc-lirock, Lois Griggv. Alina lforknni, Lois Mori, Sliirloy Paliner. First lion' Robbie Notts, Gl'2ll'l' .Izn'kson. Snella Chinn, Delyte Jones, Shirley Mc'I3i'ziye1' 1Presidontl5 Mrs. Mm-Coy 4Sponsori, lionnie- THSSIIIUI' 1'l'i'ez1sli1'o1'l: Ann Hiiprich fcihillllkllllll Nancy Cnnningliain lSe0i'PtaryJ3 Dolioris Stzullvr. Unrol llvvkeiit Fonrtli Row: Linda Soffol. Lilly Starclier. Dawn Nair, Kutlilveii l'w2lllSlllQ'llt, .lndy Mnrtz. Saindrn livtt,en'ii1g:. .Indy Storin- er. Sandra Pfalme, Lilly Ada-ook. Second Row: Mary Alit-D Ynn Cznixp, Ro-:Q ,Xnn flvorgo, Ilonniv Oswald. llolorvs Claw per. Kitty llaines, Henri liledsov. Dorothy Molilvr. Lois Kiener. .lane Zzirtinnn. Ann Ainivk, Sally Tll0llllbSlbl1. .lonnno llavorn. Second Row: Gwen Watkins, Mzirizniiie Slioeindker, Sznidrn Ibm-leer. lllonn Stout, Dolores llngnoli, Nuin-V Honetor, Marian Hopkins, Charlotte Kinsley, Lorna Pontius. Kni'en Yorng, Jenn Mnnlniilier, Marlene 'l'nrnvr. First ltow: Carolyn Vzlnke, Shirley Gond, lfrecla line Ul'lllllb2lllQIll. .Indy Yoder. .Indy Sniitll. llnlli XYe1i'sll1'-1'. .lllllkll Vvlllllllllbi, .loyrv Jenkins. Mary Ann Grnhlm, lionisn l nhrni, llelen Adcox, linth ll'lilCll2llllCl', Y 5 r 5 x 2 if 'f T F 1 S I . 1 9? I fb' .ULF 8 'E X ,Q Q ? Q Av -.y QM, 'Sv-Y 1 u o N . , Q 4 0 as 5 1 A... ' QW mu- 'J sg WW J!! if A fQifli'ffQ5i. f Q 7' N, N553 - 4 F v - S ,gy gv , nk? xv Q , 2' L Q NME 'Q N mi. A Q, iv K 25 -1 -ALE? 35 1. vp. P-my h if' 1 ., ax, k 0.-mf, A ip. - .. K Qs JUNIOR PLAY '6 The Curious avage by John Patrick Directed by NIV. Plll'Yi2lIICC Nm'c-xubcr 20 X 21, 1933 C A S T The Guests: l f0f'I'!ll'l' - C11tl11'rim' Smith Carol Stoll llannihzll - Larry llaqnoli John l'n.vlon' Fairy fllrly - furly Igflllllllllllgh Sllrllr. Chinn frffry - Tom lfllllllfl' fl I rx. 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Miulcllv' 'l'lu- Qlltlfll :xml ll:-r f'Hlll'l 1llll'lllLf the 1-vvllinu l'UI'1'lllUllj' :xml :zum-. llmtum' Svnim' .Xttm-mlamt :mm lixumrt lGl+-mmm lwmtinw zuml W:ulvl'n1'4-3 .llllll0l'.Xll1'll1l1llll :xml ICM-m'I 'l'wilu lie-yfm-l':111cl .lulmny Hrulmlxg Suplmlnmw - V - v V .Xltvllclzlnt :xml lasvurt: .lurly .Xlzxrlx :mel llmmu- l'2lllSlllillllI l'I'4'SlllllElll .Xlll'll1l1llll zum! luwlwli Sumlru Kl'll1'l'lll2 mul liurl liielm-:. i nf 'nv I .. I 5-wa-f JANITORS Mr. amd M1's.A11 Stine 'll' ,- R-'! ' , 2, a.. ' 4 Q -, Q. U' , M' .Q lg, Left to Right: Mr. Watson. Mr. Phillipzz, l l'I'Ill1lll Slublu I1 BUS DRIVERS MV. lleull, Mr, llacml. SENIOR PLAY 1 ZYIC HY l gXNL'Y, pl'cscl1tmwl H:1r'ul1 I'lrh :mul filth, I 334. .'Xcu1m'4Iy XYl'lfU'lI lg lim KJIIIUI zlml mlirc-vt Ll lux Xlmrrill l'uI'x'i:l THE LEAVING FOOTBALL PLAYERS The l 0ll!' Svllim' lluysi Hlllllllll Young. llivk S1l0Glll21.kHl', VVu1lvLz11'e. Sam Huvkills lf'ilDIilillfI uml Uualrlle-s. Mr. 001-11 ran and M11 Sayre. 4'HNf:I:,x'I'I'I ATIHNS' N,-X4lY'S Hzlrtx xlln. 131110 s ??Sx VARSITY FOOTBALL Third Row: Gene Ringer. Gene llair, ltonnim- Fausniglit. Jim i'4dllSlliL.illL, l'oy llostetler, Ramon Young. Johnny Grubb. Second Row: Mr. Sayre tAss't. Coat-hh. Lee Mathers. Dick Shoemaker. Toni lfnliner. Sain Hot-kius. Larry liagnoli, Le- roy Pfalw, Wade l.arf-, .Ian Sl'illlt'k, Mr. tfochran tllead Con hi. lfirst, llowz Ralph Ile-iholdt fnianageri, Sain Allen, Jim liieling, Hill Watson, lloh Cluhhs. 1511109 Arinitage. Ken Spivey. lloland Evans. Karl Kiener. t'ongratulatious to tht- HI522 llartville lligh Svhool foothall team. During the sz-a-:on ilu- Streaks garm- it their all and 4-ame through with a fine 5-Sl record, good enough to rapture sevond place in the league standings. The stu-or-ss of the team was clue to its own df-sire to win, the vapahle leadership of the coaches, Mr. Cor-liran and Mr. Sayre, and tho whole-heart:-tl iHlt'kllly' ot' the student, hotly, This yt-ar's team plat-ed two players on the All- County First Team: Guard Sam Allen and Cents-.' Dick Shoemaker. Shooey being a unanimous vhoiue. The Streaks will lose four Seniors this year, hut ten letterinen will he returning, so that next sea' son Harlville should have one ol' the best teams in the county. The Class of '54 wishes next year's team the best of luck! Volnplumtnls of 'l'lll'I l'AN'l'IlY llartx ill., lrhio Sent.. I2 Garrettsville Sept. lil Greentown S: pt, .54 .Jackson Ort. Northwest Ott, Sl Ot t.. Ili Ott, Z.. Oct. 'H Nay arrv M arl horo Idast t'aut,on M itlrllm-ln-aiu-li 1 Garfi T lil 20 25 0 19 13 0 20 xx A lic I... ng, X N 'ig .5 V, had AJ wwf Q2 7 ,X N3 KN 3:1 X-f .. i 'gf K Way J ,PQ 4,,,, JN Lv P 1 X 'A 3 L . 1 I ,- f x wb ' V. Q ' ,. L A A '2f ' 51?f..,kQ L ' ,vvkx i x M it W1 ' Rx :ff V 'X J' 4 , . .QP4 I . t 4 1, ' K ,gf M X ' if A ' f . ' 1 . ' 5.--5 N , if .1 w a 21 Na.: VARSITY Standing: llob Schory, Don llershberger, Gene Bair, Ronnie lfausnight., Sain Allen, Roland Evans and Coach Sayre. Seated: Gene Ringer. .lan Schuck, Roy Hostetler, VVade Lare, Johnny Grubb. Ramon Young. The Streaks started out the season with a bang for Uoach Marshall Sayre by winning their first five games over Greensburg, Navarre, East Canton, Greentown. and Marlboro. respectively. Union- town finally turned the trick by defeating the Streaks 58-55 at the Bobvats home floor. H. H. S. then bounced back with an easy 74-43 win over Brewster. .Jackson pinned the second loss on the Streaks 54-45 at .Jackson and this quickly followed by a loss to a good East Sparta five before the boys came back with wins over Beach City and Marl- boro, Then tho Vikings of North Canton pulled an upset by tripping l-Iartville 49-47 at North Canton. llartville copped its ninth victory with 59-46 win over Northwest. then invaded the town of Waynes- burg where they went down to defeat 69-48 in a hotly-contested game. Then playing one of their best games of the year. the boys from H. H, S. de- feated a Uniontown five 59-56 on their ,home court. The Streaks then dropped their last two league games of the year by losing to Middlebraneh 52-44 in an overtime battle, and to Magnolia 52-43 at Magnolia. ln the County Basketball Tournament the Blue Streaks rolled off two straight wins, ousting Brew- ster 60-22 and then Magnolia 42-39. Then disaster struck as the Streaks lost 59-T3 to a sharp-Shooting Sparta five. and then were defeated 49-38 by a scrappy Greentown five. The Streaks gave all they had every game this season and the remaining players plus Reserve help should form a good nucleus for the next year's team. The class of '54 wishes them the best of luck! I X at ,.- Opponent We Greensburg 53 Na v arrc 7'l East Canton lit! Greentown 65 Marlboro 49 Vniontown :man llrcwster 74 Jackson 45 East Sparta 52 llearh City 532 Marlboro 412 North Canton 47 Northwestern 59 Wayiieslmrg 48 Uniontown 59 Middlebranch 44 tovertimel Magnolia 413 TOURNAMENT Brewster 60 Magnolia 42 East Sparta 59 Greentown :IX Compliments of REI LG'S Hartvillo, Ohio They 48 tilt 45 54 :ist 5x 42: 54 ns ::7 ::-4 41+ 41: on no 52 nv 'I 'P 259 7 3 -49 RESERVE Seated: Roger Clay. Karl KIGIIPV, Roland Evans, .Iini Tschantz, David Vzuikr-, l.unny Iiiiiglizivie. Itrix-41 Illmicleiiim. Stzmaiiiigr Mr, Cocliraii ifloacill. Jim Kieling, Lee Mathers, .lim I 2iIlSIlIgIII,. llzivifl S6lIfI,OII. Iloinim I4':ius1iiglil,, Leriy Pfzihe. Kvii Spivvy. Laing I7'At1i. Chuck Slusser fManagerJ. XXV Standing: Dah- Bishop. Bill Davis, Larry Ringer. Lynn Stullldreiier. D011 Anstine. Dave X'VziLIai11s. Mr, C701-Iil'zm QC'o:i.cI Seated: Keith Knowles. Terry Ewing, Richard Evans, Clareinze Hinermaui. Iiill Sriiory. .lim Stull. Hob Holnziyc-Iiylc. JUNIOR HIGH 1 '35 5 4 P ,ri lima 1 li M9 ww T 1 is Q A-. ff B-.fails SNAIDS 3 AIDWIEIIQWTIISIEMKIENTFS of Monarch Rubber Co. Hartville, Ohio Play a better game . . . graduate to Spalding f Q A, .f I ' if f ,,, sf Q ' My 'xp' t X S i f ' V.: ty,fA,.,f N tiff , .H I L, . f ' 1 f K V '93 J Q f ,.,.::,: Q , ,,,:: . - X X t tt tWt if ' rl-I: 'V tl-:Ars OFFICIAL WITH AMERICA the finest in quality, low priced. sport equipment gifts GOLF ' . BASKETBALL ' VOLLEYBALL IOHNSON .OUTBOARD MOTORS ' BOATING HUNTING ' I FISHING TENNIS ' BADMINTON ' BASEBALL .. 3- . .3152 ' FREE DELIVERY to Hartville exery Mouwlay :mtl Dial Canton 5-0191 IUI I SHI l l 'l'l' I Str:-Ot NE R1 FXIL. . . Thursday 114 Fourth NIV K 215 M Ix t N ' DOSSAL CURTAINS ' PULPIT, LECTERN and ALTAR COVERS ' STOLES and BIBLE MARKERS KAN EL BROTH ERS North Market Road at Cairo BILLHERM SCENIC STUDIOS, INC STAGE CURTAINS, CYCLORAMAS AND WINDOW DRAPES COMPLIMENTS ST-2876 Res. ST-7649 of , SCHONER Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Hartville, Ohio cuban s - FLIIRAL Ani suov - EASTGATE SHOPPING CENTER BOB GORDON Akron, Ohio COMPLIMENTS of modmn B u R Kws Shoe Service CHEESE MARKET A GOOD PLACE TO BUY CHEESE! Route 8 - Pontius Road E. L. MCCONNEY Hartvillel, Ohio Phone 722 321 Short Street HARTVILLE TOOL 8: DIE CO. General Machine Work - Molds - Tools Iigs - Fixtures 61 Special Machinery We Special in Atomic Hydrogen Welding Hartville, Ohio COMPLIMENTS of J A M ES Launders 81 Uleaners 1501 Harrisburg Road, N.E. CANTON, OHIO of SCHUMACHER LUMBER C0 STARK'S The GRABLE Agency Appraisers - Realtors - Insurance 202 North Main Uniontown, Ohio COMPLIMENTS of Stickler's Barber Shop COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS f f Earl Hill DEW 5,3014 PLUMBING s. HEATING Beauty Shop H rtville, Ohio H rtville, Ohio 3o.rn49Zim,en66 60 the Class of '54 MELBQURNE BROS. CDNSTRUCTION CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 8. BUILDERS 308 Mellett Building COMPLIMENTS of Vaughan's Radio and TV Service CONGRATULATIONS and BEST wrsm-:s TO CLASS or 1954 and FUTURE GRADUATES of HARTVILLE HIGH from Letherman's Seed Store 438 Cleveland Ave., N.W. CANTON 2, OHIO COMPLIMENTS of FAU IGHT .Tantiac Salea, H. L. FAUSNIGHT, Owner Hartville, Ohio Leo J. Domer Agency - .9n4,uJLance - CASUALTY HEALTH L I F E FIRE ACCIDENT HOSPITALIZATION -Q BEST IN INSURANCE -- Phone 351 Maple Street, West Hartville, Ohio 5 ZA' fx I P ZL- fe - 5' 4 7 5 I jig I QuAu ONELQ ocus X SCHORY CEMENT BLOCK 1423 Harrisburg Road N. E. CANTON 5, OHIO Dial 4-7877 AM ERlCA'S B EST Golden Age Beverages TRY THE NEW . . . Golden Age Gingeralel Canton, Ohio 00 B. F GOODRICH TIRES - TUBES - BATTERIES CARLON PLASTIC PIPE Flint 6. Walling Water Soft rs Kelvinator Applia e Motorola Radio 6. Tele is' WILL SUPPLY CO., INC. 9 Cleveland Ave., N.W. Phone 5-5269 C t n, Ohi Canton Washer Parts The House of A Million Parts 214 - 6th St, N.W. Canton, Ohio DIAMONDS - WATCHES H- MOUNTINGS Special Order Work C310 . Vfnft it XX X 'fl fl fiigy-V-efftt'-T-ig YC N QNX-. ' P U N C H E 5 ewelers 126 W. Tuscarawas Street CANTON 2, OHIO Rice OFFICE SUPPLY Company 204 - 3rd Street, N.W Canton, Ohio Keith's HARTVILLE ISALY'S you can whip awc cmeam . . . . . . .93ut gnu can't Heat awc milk MILK BY THE GALLON LOWEST Price in Town . . HIGHEST Quality You Can't Buy HEALTH . . but you can buy ISALY'S IVIILK! Al' Our Modern Soda Fountain . . . try a I2-inch CONEY with RaIph's Delicious Sauce I HartviIIe's ONLY Ice Cream Cone Bar! ICE CREAM BY THE GALLON mscouN'r ON ALL SPECIAL onnsns ovsn S10 COLD POP T0 TAKE OUT .... at N0 EXTRA cl-IARGE : .-.---- Meet Us At Isaly's COMPLIMENTS of Ohio Tar 8 Asphalt Co. CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS off '54 Cad 92. - GENERAL CONTRACTORS - I-Iortville, Ohio Phone 882 1 S COMPLIMENTS Service 81 General Store . . Of Howard M111er - Proprxetor B t 619 Ph 731 K. W. ZELLERS SUNOCO PRODUCTS GOLDEN DAWN FOODS 8 THOMPSON'S DAIRYLAND HOMEMADE Hcmvme Ohio ICE CREAM Gospel Book 8zPamt Depot of ALVIN YODER, Prop. 139 Prospect St., South HARTVILLE W E S T ' S ' SALES 81 SERVICE Books DuPont Paint Greeting cords s ouvo nits DESC-ro School Supplies ReCOI'del'S os. Supplies PLYMOUTH Hobby supplies Cameras 5. Film BOSSART'S J A M E S GENERAL STORE HARDWARE MAKE OUR STORE YOUR STORE Phone 9-1754 PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Telephone 6-6660 YOUR COMPLETE HARDWARE STORE CAIRO, OHIO COMPLOQMENTS COMPLIMENTS ODA DZI N'S of GREENHOUSE ECONOMY FL:JVa':Ege' Yo? nee:LPZTS F E E D 81 EL EVATCR CO. CALL ODADZIN Hartville-Randolph no-1. Hfmville, Ohio Telephone Hczrtville 2916 COIVIPLIIVIENTS of HARTVILLE AMOCO SERVICE GAS - OIL - TIRES BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES 24-Hour Road Service Phone 9107 772oI:Ie'z's Sufrefz efzvice KAISER-FRAZER CARS INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS General Repairing - Greasing - Welding Hartville, Ohio Telephone 512 or 589 PLUMBING - ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES HEATING and HARDWARE WILLIAM H. AYRES, INC. Dealers in Comfortable Living 931 Canton Road AKRON 12, OHIO Telephone REpub1ic 3-2296 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '54 ! BAERS' OFFICE SUPPLY 320 Cleveland Ave., N.W. Canton, Ohio COMPLIMENTS GEORGE M. VARGA, INC of Yiudehakea PARTS SERVICE CANTON ROAD U 1150 Mcun Street North Canton, Ohio CHESTNUT RIDGE AZTEC DRIVE INN CANTON ROAD South of E11et FINE GOOD FOOD SERVICE MILK 84 ICE CREAM ron THOSE wHo WANT 'mn BEST 2776 Albrecht Avenue ELLET Phone REpublic 3-2256 COIVIPLIMENTS of I-lortville Heating FURNACE INSTALLATION SHEET METAL WORK cHAm.Es Mom Telephone' 788 Qfiir' IN mono fit LCE S! Washers Kg Refrigerators DRYERS , f Ranges -,J-.-,if 2?' f Water Heaters Air Conditioners Ironers Dehumidifiers FRIGIDAIRE Hartville Appliance WE SELL THE BEST AND SERVICE THE REST 627 South Prospect Street Telephone 590 COMPLIMENTS of Th Hoover . NORTH CANTON, OHIO Vacuum Cleaners Steam and Dry Irons Floor Polishers Washers COMPLIMENTS of Canton Road Cleaners 1375 Canton Road COMPLIMENTS of SIIOCIIIHICCIJS SERV ICE ATLANTIC Petroleum Products Phone 592 CONGRATULATIONS no-eh PATENT MEDICINE - NOVELTIES FOUNTAIN 6. SANDWICHES Uniontown, Ohio Hartville Locker Service AL YOUNG Telephone 547 R. D. FRYE HARDWARE Phone 9387 950 South Main St. North Canton, Ohio BUILDERS' HARDWARE PAINTS PLUMBING SUPPLIES HOTPOINT ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES of T. R. Vickers SOHIO SERVICE of Arch's Implement and Supply CARPET from LAWSON'S of Firth - McGee - Roxbury We Lead . . Others Follow ARMSTRONG INLAID LINOLEUM Bread Cake l Estimates Gladly Given -- Ice Cream 5 T U L L Electric 81 Floor H tvi11e,Ohi0 Installation Phone 364 510 s P p 1 HARTVILLE COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS f O of ASPLIN Basket Co. 90619 n0't,.5 H glwnatmacy PLI of The Diamond Portland Cement Co. of DYE'S QUALITY MEATS A A MEATS A F II Line of PIONEER FROZEN FOODS A MEAL COMPLETE COMPLINIENTS of fIHe.9Owaudkw.9hzaa HAHTVILLE, OHIO i ,ls F I, J:i!!f.. COMPLIMENTS X f A FRIEND