Hartville High School - Streak Yearbook (Hartville, OH)

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' T i-,454 fq ' - .Y w , .. 1 ,- .L M- 'Q' F .,,. 4 1 ,rg my -1, A. xi.-. ks 1 gg, Ev unp- p A 1 1V . i.' 5HQ , '-J uf .J 1- . - 1 1 I ki Clk- IX'-Q'. X , I ' .H T -9 ' 5 4 V-X J' Y iq k '- if 9 flu' U ,xl f 'r 1 . H' A L. T ' , ? 1 - .--i ' - 1 - FOREWORD To the community, we the graduating class of 11958 would like to present this year's edition of THE STREAK. We hope that in years to come this year- book wi1I bring back many happy memories of the wonderful times we've shared at Hartville High. DEDICATION In sincere appreciation, we the Seniors of To Mr. P. M. Barry, we the class of 1958 dedicate our Annual, in appreciation for all the unselfish things he has done for us. He has always been willing to offer advice on any problem we might have. He has helped us, not only as a class, but also as individuals. Mr. Barry will long be remembered by the seniors of Hartville High School for the guid- ance he has given. 1958 proudly dedicate our Annual, The Streak, to Mr. Lloyd C. Savage. As our class sponsor, he has guided us through the past six years. He has given freely of his time and energy in assisting us in our various projects. Mr. Savage will always be remembered for the outstanding things he has done for all the students, especially in Choral work. He has succeeded in leading the contest choruses to the State Contest for many years. As this is his last year at Hartville High School, we would like to wish him luck and happiness in whatever he does in the future. .IOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF BOARD OF EDUCATION STANDING Mr. Brumbaugh, Mr. Kamerer, Mr. Tschantz. SEATED Mr. Hoffman, Mr. Pressler. Mr. Reichenbach. We, the graduating class of 1958, would like to express our deepest appreciation to Mr. Barry. As the Executive Head of our School, he has done a wonderful job of combining the two schools, and making our last year at Hartville High School a success. VICE ADMIRAL As the graduating class of 1958, we would like to express our thanks to Mr. Lash for all he has done for us during our Senior year. His first year at Hartville High has been a success, as he has made many friendships among the students and community. HOWARD LASH Kent State University A.B. M.Ed. Principal FLEET CAPTAINS Commercial IOHN M. BONAR Kent State University M. Ed. 11th Grade Sponsor Instrumental Music, Driving ROBERT BOYLAN Kent State University BS English, Speech ROBERT COCHRAN Kent State University B.S. History, Phys. Ed. IAMES ESPENSCHIED Baldwin Wallace B.S. Kent State University M.A. Science, Mathematics 8th Grade Sponsor LINTON HONAKER Mt. Union B.S. Western University M.A Purdue University Mathematics W. C. MEACHAM University ot Oklahoma B.A. Mathematics, Science. 7th Grade Sponsor MAUDE GARDNER University of Kentucky A.B. English, Latin J THELMA HATZEL Fairmount State College A.B. Home Economics GENE KINSLEY Ohio University B.S. in Ed. History Democracy. Phys. Ed. HELEN HOWARD Kent State University B.S. in Ed. English, Phys. Ed. JOSEPH ROMEO West Virginia University B.S. History, Geography. Psychology HAZEL R. MCCOY Ohio University B.A. Ohio State University M.A. University of Idaho Peabody Columbia New York City University Tri Hi-Y Advisor Librarian. Latin LLOYD C. SAVAGE Otterbein College B.M.E. University ot Michigan MM. Vocal Music 12th Grade Sponsor RALPH SCOTT Ohio State University B.S. and M.A. Industrial Arts Hi-Y Advisor 10th Grade Sponsor MRS IUDITH MCCHEIGHI' Bowling Green State Um- versity BS in Ed Commercial IAMES WITHEROW in Ed., M.Ed. Kent State University B.S. Biology, Health. Phy. Ed. MARGUERITE wEs'rL1NG Wittenberg - Ohio State English 9th Grade Sponsor O neg ' F lit 4 , 1- . : - -ll.. '- il -.l. 1 '-1 '-- - ' 1 - - .i - l 'ill- i lil. l - ' . g lii..-1 -l . i .-....,. . . l- i - 1Tl i il : ' ' 3 -1-1 ' 3 l-il 1 . : '- i l - l :. - E - - 3 - -l - l O 3 2 O .1 - ig! SE IURS I CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS COLORS - Blue and Grey MOTTO Nothing Great Is Ever Achieved Without Enthusiasm FLOWER - Peppermint Carnation O F F IC E R S President - - - lim Stoll Vice-President - -- Keith Knowles Secretary - - Iudy Jackson Treasurer - - Bonnie Slusser DON ANSTINE College Prep. Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y Basket- ball 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Select Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Octet 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y MARLENE ATKINSON Commercial Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3: Girl Reserve Officer 3: Chorus 2, 3: Girls' Octet 2: Class Officer 2, 3. DALE BISHOP College Prep. Chorus 1, 2. 3: Hi-Y 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Octet 1, 2: Baseball 2, 3: Iunior Play: Hi-Y Basketball 4. NOAH BORNTRAGER General RUTH BORNTRAGER Commercial Paper Staff 4: Chorus 3, 4: Iunior Play: Ensemble 4. ROBERT BOHAYCHYK College Prep. Basketball 3, Football 3 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play KATIE CAVALIER Commercial Middlebranch High 1: Chorus 1, 3. 4: Class Olli- cer 1: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 1: Paper Stall 4: Student Council 1: Iunior Play: Senior Play. BOB BOURN College Prep. Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4: Track 1: Hi-Y 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Student Coun- cil 1, 4: Class President 2, 3: Sweetheart Attendant 3: Winner American Leg- ion Essay Contest 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Scholarships Test. BILL DAVIS General Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Honor- able Mention All-County 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 1. 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2: Hi-Y 4: Iunior Play. PAT BROWN College Prep. Y-Teen 1: Girl Reserves 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Girls' Octet 2: Ensemble 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4: Cheer- leader 1: Annual Statl. is CAROL ESHELMAN General Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2: Y-Teen 1. LEONA COBLENTZ Commercial PAT GOLD Commercial Girl Reserves l, 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3: Girls' Octet 2: Class Otiicer 2, 3: lunior Attendant: Student Council l. RICHARD EVANS College Prep. Band 1, 2. 3: Chorus l, Z, 3, 4: Footocll 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Octet l, 2, 3, 4: Select Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Play, Senior Play: Hi-Y 1, Z, 3. 4. A f in INA GREEN Commercial TERRY EWING College Prep. Chorus l, 2, 3: Hi-Y 3, 4 Football 2: Baseball 1: Band l, 2: Basketball l: Basketbzzll Manager 3. CLARENCE HINERMAN General Football l, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3. BECKY GRABLE College Prep. Girl Reserves I, 2, 3 May Dance Alterzdc-ut 3 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Sewio Play: Girl's Octet 2: Am erican Legion Essay Win ner 2, 3: Annual Staff, xrff . gi WILLARD KANNAL General NANCY HOFFMAN Commercial Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1. 2, 3: Y-Teen 1: Iunior Play. LOWELL KINSLEY General Senior Play: Chorus 1. IUDY IACKSON College Prep. Chorus 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y Officer 4: Junior Play: Senior Play: Scholarship Test 2: Paper Staff 4: Class Officer 3, 4: Ensemble 4: Annual Staff. PENNY KINSLEY College Prep. Y-Teen 1: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Play: Paper Staff 3, 4: Librarian 3: Ensemble 2, 3, 4: Select Chorus 3: Select Band 4: Senior Scholarship Test: Tri-Hi-Y Officer 4: National Honor Society 3, 4. EARL KETTERING General Football 1, 2, 3: Track 1 2. 3: Chorus 2, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3. KEITH KNOWLES College Prep. Hi-Y 3, 4: Annual Eclitor: National Horror Society 3. 4: Scholarship Test 1, 2: Senior Scholarship Test: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4. IANET LEADBETTER Commercial Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 1. SANDY MARTZ Commercial Y-Teen 1: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Band 1: Senior Play: Freshman Attendant: Homecoming Queen: Paper Staff 2, 3, 4: Ensemble 2, 3, 4: Scholarship Test 1: Senior Scholarship Test: Select Chorus 3, 4: An- nual Staff. CAROL LAUGHLIN College Prep. Chorus 1, 2, 3: Paper Staff 3, 4: National Honor So- ciety 3. 4: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Librarian 3, 4: Y-Teen 1: Tri-HieY Z, 3. 4, Tri-Hi-Y Officer 4: Ane nual Staff. VERA MILLER General Band 1, 2: Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3: Freshman Attend- ant: Chorus 2: Girls Octet Z. ,f 1 , ,Q YQ M4471 k win, SONNY MANNO General Football 2. 3: Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4: Track 1.4: All- County Football 3: Honor- able Mention All-County Basketball 3, 4. RONNIE MILLER College Prep. Basketball 3: Track 2, 3. MARSHA ORR General Sweetheart Attendant 1, 2. 3: Chorus 2, 3: Student Council l: Office Help 2. TERRY PAGNA General Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girl Re- serves l, 2. 3: Girl Re- serve Officer 3: May At- tendant 1: Sophomore At- tendant: Sweetheart Maid of Honor 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Paper Staff 2, 4. BONNIE MOYER Commercial Band l, Z: Y-Teen I: Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3, 4: Majorette 2, 3, 4: Paper Staff 1: Senior Play: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. BONNIE POE General Majorette Z, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: May At- tendant 3: Homecoming Attendant 4: Annual Staff. x . ,S i IUDY OSWALD Commercial Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 1: Tri-Hi-Y Z, 3, 4: Select Chorus 3, 4: Ensemble 2, 3, 4: Iunior Play: Cheer- leader l. 2, 3, 4: Iunior Attendant: Paper Staff 4: Annual Staff. RICHARD MISHLER General Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1. BILL SCHORY College Prep. Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Play: AllfCounty Football 4: An' nual Staff: Class Officer I, 2: Hi-Y Officer 3, 4: Scholarship Test 1, Z, 3: National Honor Society 3. 4: Librarian 2. BONNIE SLUSSER Commercial Band l, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 1, 3, 4: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Sophomore Attend- ant: Paper Staff 3, 4: Y-Teen 1: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Tri,-Hi-Y Officer 2, 3: Buck- eye State: National Honor Society 3, 4: Senior Schol- arship Test: Anual Staff. LARRY RINGER College Prep. Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 3: Track 3. 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Basketball 4: Senior Scholarship Test: Class Officer 2: Scholarship 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3: Octet 2, 3: Librarian 2: Paper Staff 3, 4: Annual Staff. IIM STOLL College Prep. Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 1, Z, 3, 4: Baseball 3: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: I-li'Y l. Z, 4: National Honor So- ciety 3, 4: Iunior Play: Student Council 1, 2: Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4: All- County Football 4: Schol- arship Test 2: 100 Point Track 3: Football Manager 2: Anuual Staff. LINDA SLINGLUFF Commercial Debate 1: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Speech 2: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Y-Teen 1: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y Officer 3. 4: Annual Staff. LARRY STOUT General LYNN STUHLDREHER General Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Basket' ball 1, 2. 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Iunior Play: Hi-Y 1. 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2: Octet 1. 2: Band 1: All-County Foot- ball 4: Honorable Mention All-County Football and Basketball 3: Second Team All-County Basketball 4: Annual Stall. HUGH WISE General Band 2: Senior Play: Paper Staff 4: Anual Stall. KENNY ZELLEHS College Prep. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Officer 3, 4: Football l: Football Manager 2: Baseball 1: Track 1: Track Manager Z: National Honor Society 3. 4: Senior Scholarship Test. OC:-f' 1'6 fmiiff 66353 565917 f?- - 5 fb 45 V2 X 1'--- 5. ,CSU U 09:55 oifr sfgx 6 9 C Q 5? of 'C C-5? Eco pf-5:5 Q U Cfngsfg, Q Q'C-ICQ bc DC-Qf3N9E' U 990 f-as MD G.n'7 ca Gniopcdgcga n 0 Qr 'Oc,C-01'-, a2:12fMf' Q.oQ.Pw':-J if-E u Q-H f- fx ,xy CE' ,-...- r '- fn -Z ,... YNUC 4. QQ 'LLC10 of CUC Ou .J J OUQ ZQ.-.- 55 . 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P I 5 Qljyownluej PAT QA ,v 6 , N N X, WHIARD CUNQIQ, ,FM 3 Q' V S visum y' , Q ' .V lx , JIM DQ 5 , ., SM' Q , -- fi. ,. ' 5 .. f' f ' Vx ., g '- - MAR lang i I 9' ' f C AROK MEET THE CLASS NAME: Don Anstine CI-IARACTERISTIC: Always scratching my yhead. PET PEEVE: Women drivers PET VANITY: Food GOAL IN LIFE: Be an engi- neer NAME: Richard Evans CI-IARACTERISTIC: Khakis PET PEEVE: Teachers who always complain PET VANITY: Iazz and food GOAL IN LIFE: To be a com- mercial airline pilot. NAME: Pat Brown CHARACTERISTIC: My laugh PET PEEVE: Noisy people PET VANITY: Roger and Kim GOAL IN LIFE: Get married NAME: Lowell Kinsley CHARACTERISTIC: Forgetiul PET PEEVE: Nosey people PET VANITY: Girls GOAL IN LIFE: Be a success NAME: Keith Knowles CI-IARACTERISTIC: The way I stand PET PEEVE: Some teachers PET VANITY: My little sister GOAL IN LIFE: Make a lot of money NAME: Richard Mishler CHARACTERISTIC: Lazy PET PEEVE: Bleached blondes PET VANITY: Females GOAL IN LIFE: Be an engi- nee! NAME: Leona Coblentz CHARACTERISTIC: Shy PET PEEVE: People who think they're it and aren't PET VANITY: Playing the piano GOAL IN LIFE: To be a sec- retary or teacher NAME: Ruth Borntrager CHARACTERISTIC: Reticent PET PEEVE: Persons who have superiority complexes PET VANITY: Traveling GOAL IN LIFE: To become a top-notch secretary or de- signer NAME: Bonnie Poe CHARACTERISTIC: Short hair PET PEEVE: People who think they're getting a dirty deal since the consolidation PET VANITY: My radio GOAL IN LIFE: To be a good person and make a success of my life NAME: Hugh Wise CHARACTERISTIC: Brown eyes PET VANITY: Cars PET PEEVE: English Class GOAL IN LIFE: To be a pilot FAME: sin Davis CHARACTERISTIC: '49 Mer- cury PET PEEVE: People PET VANITY: Sports cars and girls GOAL IN LIFE: To be a pro- fessional iootball player NAME: Terry Ewing CHARACTERISTIC: Ivy- league clothes PET PEEVE: Algebra II PET VANITY: Girls and clothes GOAL IN LIFE: To be a pilot NAME: Linda Slingluii CHARACTERISTIC: Talking a lot PET VANITY: My teddy bear PET PEEVE: Two-faced people GOAL IN LIFE: Successful homemaker NAME: lim Stoll CHARACTERISTIC: Talk with my eyes PET PEEVE: Can't stand poor losers PET VANITY: Cindy GOAL IN LIFE: Be a success and live comfortably NAME: Iudy fackson CHARACTERISTIC: Laughing a lot PET PEEVE: My seat in Chemistry PET VANITY: My collection of old ticket stubs. cor- sages. and ice cream bar sticks GOAL IN LIFE: To be a first c-r second grade teacher NAME: Nancy Hoffman CHAHACTERISTIC: Usually talking PET VANITY: True friends PET PEEVE: People who talk behind one's back GOAL IN LIFE: To be a suc- cess in whatever I may attempt NAME: Ronnie Miller CHAHACTEHISTIC: Lazy PET PEEVE: Routine PET VANITY: Archery GOAL IN LIFE: Archer, Bow hunter NAME: Katie Cavalier CHARACTERISTIC: My laugh PET PEEVE: Girls who smoke and drink PET VANITY: My souvenirs and memories and ring GOAL IN LIFE: To marry a wonderful guy and have twelve children. NAME: Terry Pagna CI-IARACTERISTIC: A temper PET VANITY: Sports and Cheerleading PET PEEVE: My empty gas tank GOAL IN LIFE: To be happily married and raise part of a football team and a couple of cheerleaders NAME: Iudy Oswald l CHARACTERISTIC: My quiet- ness PET PEEVE: Guys in school that smoke PET VANITY: My cheering trophy GOAL IN LIFE: Be a good wife and mother some day NAME: Sandy Martz CHARACTERISTIC: Ticklish- ness PET PEEVE: Conceited people PET VANITY: Memories GOAL IN LIFE: To be a kind. understanding wife and mother NAME: Kenny Zellers Cl-IARACTERISTIC: Always late PET VANITY: Peggy PET PEEVE: Most teachers GOAL IN LIFE: Getting through college NAME: Sonny Manno CHARACTERISTIC: Goofing off PET PEEVE: Bawling and giggling women PET VANITY: Sports and hunting two-legged deer GOAL IN LIFE: To get through school NAME: Marsha Orr CHARACTERISTIC: My long hair PET PEEVE: Iealous people PET VANITY: Butch and Chev's GOAL IN LIFE: Being hap- pily married NAME: Willard Kannal CHARACTERISTIC: Carefree and agreeable PET VANITY: Nice car PET PEEVE: People who think they're something GOAL IN LIFE: Get out of school and be successiul NAME: Bob Bohaychyk CHARACTERISTIC: Car talk PET PEEVE: People who worry too much PET VANITY: Chrome-plated floor shift GOAL IN LIFE: To graduate MEET THE CLASS NAME: Bob Bourn CHARACTERISTIC: My seri- ousness PET PEEVE: Loud-mouthed girls PET VANITY: Basketball GOAL IN LIFE: To own my own business NAME: Marlene Atkinson CHARACTEHISTIC: Quiet type PET VANITY: Spaghetti that is hot, cokes, and Fred Rogacs PET PEEVE: People who don't tell the truth GOAL IN LIFE: To work in an office and to be married in November '58. NAME: Janet Leadbetter CHARACTERISTIC: Talking about nothing PET PEEVE: Two-faced people PET VANITY: Class ring, records GOAL IN LIFE: Be a nurse NAME: Penny Kinsley CHARACTERISTIC: Pony tail PET PEEVE: Two-laced people PET VANITY: Pat Boone. Tab Hunter. and jazz GML IN LIFE: To marry a millionaire and be a good wife and mother MEET THE CLASS NAME: Carol Laughlin CHARACTERISTIC: Bermudas and sweat-shirt at a formal PET VANITY: An apple core PET PEEVE: Cheaters GOAL IN LIFE: To beccme a doctor NAME: Larry Ringer CHARACTERISTIC: Black Walkers PET PEEVE: Fords that beat Chevys. PET VANITY: My car GOAL IN LIFE: To be the hero in cowboy movies. NAME: Bill Schory CHARACTERISTIC: My walk PET PEEVE: Having to get tardy slips for being five seconds late to class PET VANITY: Basketball GOAL IN LIFE: To get a complete education and be a success NAME: Bonnie Slusser CHARACTERISTIC: Blushing PET VANITY: People PET PEEVE: People who drive egtremely slow GOAL IN LIFE: Become a private sceretary NAME: Dale Bishop CHAHACTERISTIC: Smiling PET PEEVE: Cake PET VANITY: Dodges GOAL IN LIFE: Catch five- thousand muskrats so I can buy a new car NAME: Larry Stout CHARACTERISTIC: My curly hair PET VANITY: Cars PEI' PEEVE: Women drivers GOAL IN LIFE: To own a new Chevy NAME: Lynn Stuhldreher Cl-IARACTERISTIC: My ankles crack when I walk PET PEEVE: I don't like girls in knee-socks PET VANITY: Clothes and cars GOAL IN LIFE: To own my own machine shop NAME: Ina Green CHARACTERISTIC: Very quiet PET PEEVE: Two-faced people PET VANITY: Bill and sports GOAL IN LIFE: To marry and become a secretary NAME: Carol Eshelman CI-IARACTERISTIC: Always talking PET PEEVE: Show-offs PET VANITY: Graduating GOAL IN LIFE: To be a success NAME: Earl Kettering CHARACTERISTIC: Flat-top hair cut PET PEEVE: Big-mouthed girls PET VANITY: Fast cars GOAL IN LIFE: To graduate NAME: Vera Miller CHARACTERISTIC: Long hair PET PEEVE: Little lip PET VANITY: Rex and swim- ming GOAL IN LIFE: To become a beautician and get married NAME: Bonnie Moyer CHARACTERISTIC: Dancing PET VANITY: Memories and pictures PET PEEVE: People who try to run everything GOAL IN LIFE: Be cr success in whatever I do and have a lot of friends NAME: Becky Grable CHARACTERISTIC: Saying the wrong thing at the wrong time PET PEEVE: People who al- ways find fault PET VANITY: Jerry and be' ing with people GOAL IN LIFE: A nurse and being happily married to Ierry NAME: Pat Gold CHARACTERISTIC: Blue eyes PET PEEVE: Two-faced people PET VANITY: Kermit and true friends GOAL IN LIFE: Being hap- pily married to Kermit NAME: Noah Borntrager CHARACTERISTIC: My quiet- ness PET PEEVE: Nice cars PET VANITY: People who change their minds GOAL IN LIFE: To be a suc- cess NAME: Clarence I-linerman CHARACTERISTIC: Brown eyes PET PEEVE: Two-faced people PET VANITY: Football GOAL IN LIFE: Graduating from hiqh school CLASS PROPHECY The reunion of the class of '58 of Hartville. Ohio was held recently on the ship S. S. Savage. All of former students were flown to Cleveland by the Evans Airlines, which are owned by Mr. Richard Evans. Chief Pilot Mr. Terry Ewing was in charge of the flight. The guests were all made comfortable by Mrs. Sandra Sweitzer, the former Sandra Martz. After the party had reached Cleveland and all were aboard the Savage , Miss Vera Miller, who now has her own beauty shop, and her head manicurist, Miss Ina Green, gave all the ladies a hairstyling and manicure. Plus this all the ladies received mink stoles, compliments of Mr. Earl Kettering. Later a spaghetti dinner was served with the compliments of Miss Terry Pagna, who is now the owner of Garesi's Spaghetti House. Terry is noted around the world for her famous spaghetti. Food was also supplied by Hugh who has taken over his father's dairy store. Mrs. Bonnie Tokas, the former Bonnie Poe, now Produce Manager of the Nation's Kroger Stores, sent food for the rest of the cruise. Mrs. Tokas in- formed the guests that Kroger's receive all of their produce from the Zellers Produce Farms, now owned by Mr. Kenneth Zellers. While on the subject of farming it was mentioned that Mr. Clarence Hinnerman owns one of the largest ldlpiry farms in Ohio. This was brought up by Miss Bonnie Moyer who is the Vice President of the Lawson ilk Co. The guests had no worry when it came to medical care. On board were Dr. James Stoll and his two nurses, Mrs. Becky Marteney, the former Becky Grable and Miss Ianet Leadbetter. For extreme cases Miss Carol Laughlin the noted psychiatrist, was on board. She specializes in the mental disorders of high school teachers. Quite a few of the former students have entered the teaching profession. Teaching grade school are Miss Penny Kinsley and Miss Leona Coblentz. Teaching in High School is Miss Carol Eshelman. Going even higher is Professor Donald Anstine, who is mathematics Professor at Mount Union College. Many of the young women are now secretaries. Miss Bonnie Slusser is secretary to Mr. Lowell Kinsley, who is the President of Uniontown Savings and Loan. Miss Ruth Borntrager is private secretary of Mr. Willard Kanal, who is President of the Monarch Rubber Company in Hartville. Mr. Richard Mishler, who is running for his second term as Mayor of Akron, could not attend. He was busy campaigning. Bill Davis also could not attend. He had to play in the All-American vs. Pro. game in Los Angeles. The former Judy Iackson was there with her famous husband. He is a five-star general in the Army. Miss Nancy Hoffman has given up modeling and has opened her own charm school in Hollywood. Of course many of the women have settled down to a life of homemaking and motherhood. Patty Atkinson the former Pat Gold is raising a family and is helping her husband run the County Line Market. Mrs. Marsh Keppler, formerly Marsha Orr, is now living in California and is the mother of eight children. Linda Slingluff, now Mrs. Dale Stermer, is the mother of six sons. Mr. Larry Ringer is now U. S. delegate to the U. N. He has done a lot for world peace and for the United States. Mr. Lynn Stuhldreher, who owns a chain of national and international machine shops, was unable to attend the reunion. Mrs. Marlene Rogacs, formerly Marlene Atkinson, has also joined the secretarial profession. She is a private secretary for the Akron Insurance Company. Mr. Robert Bourn who is one of the largest contractors in the States, has a large affiliation with the Schory Cement Block Co. This company is of course owned by Mr. William Schory. All of the gentlemen received a much appreciated gift of a Cadillac, donated by Mr. Robert Bohay- chyk who is President of General Motors. Ot course this gift didn't mean much to Sonny Manno and Larry Stout, who are stock car drivers. Dale Bishop also drives his own special car. His is black with the word POLICE spelled out in big red letters. Gas for all the cars was donated by Mr. Ronnie Miller who has taken over his father's gas station. During the evening Keith Knowles held the attention of all the guests as he told of his experiences as a Nuclear Physicist. Pat Brown added much to the evenings entertainment with her songs. Mr. Noah Borntrager, the noted poet added to the evenings entertainment for he was spouting poetry constantly, it was reported. Miss Katie Cavalier the world's most famous lady Detective was also aboard protecting everyone's valuables. Iudy Oswald, her bodyguard and Photographer fshe has a lot of Publicityl, was along to get pictures for her columns in the New York Times. These former students all enjoyed themselves and, as you can plainly see. turned out much better than most of their former teachers predicted. HARTVI LLE HISTORY HARTVILLE CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1946, a group of frightened, starry-eyed children entered the port of education at Hart- ville. We were a small, eager crew of thirty people. Our Skippers on this first voyage were Mrs. Knight and Miss Merkle. In the the second grade we set sail with Mrs. Malone and Mrs. Cathon. Our greatest achievement this year was learning to write. Next, we embarked into the rough waters of grade three with Mrs. Fulmer and Mrs. McCartney. Among the things to master this year was learning to multiply. We set sail in our fourth year with Miss Shaffer and Mrs. McCartney. This was the year of our first exams. Finally, in our fifth year, we were sent topside where our upstairs teachers were Mr. Brumbaugh and Mrs. Balliet. Two new members signed up with the crew-Iudy Iackson and Linda Slingluff. As sixth graders, our adventure as Grade School Chi1dren was almost over. Our teachers were Mr. Werstler and Mr. Paul. In the seventh grade, we welcomed a few more privileges and changed classes for the first time. Our first experiences in parliamentary procedure were in evidence as we held class meetings and elected class officers. This year, Mr. Savage was appointed our sponsor, and we were happy to have Carol Eshelman sign the roster. Two new sailors joined our eighth grade crew--Terry Ewing and Leona Coblentz. This was the year for better organized class meetings and the responsibility of dance arrangements along with more interest- ing and varied activities. The day finally arrived for our great promotion. Our rank was raised to Freshmen. This year we chose our subjects and elected the following officers: President, Bill Schoryp Vice President, Bonnie Slusser: Secretary, Keith Knowles: Treasurer, lim Stoll. Two new students carne aboard on this voyage-Katie Cavalier and Noah Borntrager. When our Sophomore year arrived, we sold basketball schedule pencils. Other activities included a Sock Hop and a May Dance. Our class officers were: Pres.,' Bill Schory: V. P., lim Stoll: Sec'y., Keith Knowles: Treas., Larry Ringer. In our Iunior year, we were the skippers of the concession stand for both football and basketball. This kept us very busy. The big event for us was the Iunior-Senior Prom. Our class jackets arrived, of which we were very proud. The class officers this year were: Pres., lim Stoll: V. P., Keith Knowles: Sec'y., Iudy Iackson: Treas., Bonnie Slusser. One new sailor signed up this year-Ruth Borntrager. UNIONTOWN HISTORY UNIONTOWN CLASS HISTORY By Becky Grable In September 1946, eight of the 1958 graduating class of Lake Local High School embarked on the first lap of their journey in formal education from the port of Uniontown school. They were Iim Whittaker, Hugh Wise, Bob Bourn, Vera Miller, Ronnie Miller, Ioan Barta, Kenny Iones and Becky Grable. These little sailors were accompanied by proud mothers who tearfully bid them bon voyage and left them in the hands of the Skipper , Miss Erlewine, who, during the year, skillfully unfolded some of the mysteries of reading, spelling and arithmetic. This group sailed along during the next six years and started their seventh year under the able super- vision of Mr. Witherow. There were twenty-six on board the craft of learning by this time. Bonnie Poe, Lowell Kinsley, Marlene Atkinson, Ianet Matson, Iim Baldinger, Nancy Noel, Rex Diehl, Marsha Orr. Mary Ann Susdorf had joined the crew. On the last lap of the grade school journey eighteen sailed into port. Mrs. Gamble was the skipper and the crew was ably handled by President lim Whittaker, Vice President lim Baldinger, Secretary Bonnie Poe, and Treasurer Ianet Matson. This year Terry Pagna joined the group. Leaving smaller craft behind, the crew now numbering thirty boarded the ship Uniontown High Schoo1. Officers were elected and the journey was started from rank Freshman to Seniors. The 1958 graduates who joined the Freshman crew in 1954 were Pat Gold, Herbert Kiester, Sonny Manno, and Dave Iarvis. The next year still numbering thirty having lost four of the crew but gaining Pat Brown, Dick Mishler, Larry Barnes, Iack Dost and Carlon Howington, the group ranked as sophomores. They were represented in football, basketball, cheerleader and various active groups. Sailing into the Iunior year having lost two and gaining Ina Green twenty-nine crewmen began to feel the pole of rough waters. Money must be made for the Iunior-Senior Prom. Tax Stamps were col- lected, a ham supper was served, newspapers were gathered and candy sold. We were also the first class to make a float for the annual homecoming dance. Our class also sponsored the sweetheart dance. Every- body worked hard. Class officers were President Bob Bourn, Vice President Pat Gold, Secretary Marlene Atkinson, Treasurer Dave Iarvis. Not until the end of the year did the crew learn that this was to be the last sailing from port Uniontown High School. Larger craft was manned and in the fall of 1957 sixteen Uniontown High Seniors joined the ranks of Lake Local High School at Hartville for the last lap of their voyage. Some of their fellow crewmen joined the ranks of Springfield Township High School thus separating a crew that started together eleven years before. Iim Whittaker, Hugh Wise, Bob Bourn, Vera Miller, Ronnie Miller, Lowell Kinsley, Bonnie Poe, Marlene Atkinson, Nancy Noel, Marsha Orr, Terry Pagna. Pat Gold. Sonny Manno, Dick Mishler, Pat Brown, Ina Green and Becky Grable went to Lake Local and Kenny Iones, Ioan Barta, Ianet Matson, lim Baldinger, Mary Ann Susdorf and Dave Iarvis went to Springfield Township High. Ioining forces with the Hartville crew meant combining efforts and the results were gratifying. They were proud that Union- town's Iim Whittaker made All County in sports. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Our last cmd best year at H. H. S. started off with the combining of Uniontown cmd Hartville. We added a few new teachers and lost a few, but everything worked out very well. The next important event was the arrival of our class rings, of which we are very proud. In November, we had our Senior pictures taken. The successful endeavors of the Championship football and basketball teams aided greatly to the contributions of our Senior class. All the years have passed easily and quickly for us but our sponsor has gained a lot of grey hair in the past six years. We have often wondered if Mr. Savage would quit before we were graduated or would go down with the ship like a good Captain should. The class as a whole worked together and at long last arrived at the final port on Graduation Day when with diplomas in hand the crew, some for the first time in twelve years, separated and face a new journey on the Sea of Life. TWELVE YEAR STUDENTS POPULARITY POLL MOST POPULAR -,- WITTIEST L,..... BEST DRESSED -M ALL-AMERICAN L L - BEST ATHLETE FRIEND ................... MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 1 i iw if RESULTS OF POPULARITY POLL BOY ---L Bill Schory ---,- ---- Lynn Stuhldreher LA ,Au Terry Ewing ,-- ---, Jim Stoll --, -,-- Bill Schory ,-- ---- lim Stoll --- --- Bob Bourn H-- GIRL Sandy Martz Iucly Iackson Sandy Martz Iudy Oswald Terry Pagna -- Pat Brown Iudy Iackson CLASS WILL L I. L L to be L L L L I. L L L L L of it. I. L L L I. L I. L L L L L L I. Carol Eshelman, will my ability to get along in band and with Mr. Bonar to Ned Rimmele and lim Reese. Katie Cavalier, will my Elvis Presley Scrapbook and records to all the Iunior boys who can fight over it. Noah Borntrager, will my shortness to Tom Sherry. Pat Gold, will my ability to go with just one guy and be happy to Sandy Breckenridge who seems doing the same. Ruth Borntrager, will my ability to eat anything without gaining weight to anyone that is dieting. Richard Evans, will my ability to play basketball to Big Tom Sherry. Bob Bourn, will my ability to run out of gas to my brother, Don. Ina Green, will my sad moods to Bobbie lean Coblentz. Leona Coblentz. will my quietness to Pat Coblentz. Bill Davis, will my old Merc to any junkyard that will take it. Iudy Jackson, will Ioy Henson my athletic ability. Dale Bishop, will my trap line to Doc. Snyder. Nancy Hoffman, will my love of Shorthand to Barbara Edge. Marlene Atkinson, will my quiet ways to my aunt Delores Friedman who I think could use a little Clarence Hinerman. will my position on the football team to Wilbur Yoder. Robert Bohaychyk, will my ability in math class to Norman Smith. Linda Slingluff, will my back seat in Democracy class to a Iunior, so they can sleep too. Iudy Oswald, will my common courtesy to Patsy Hall. Sonny Manno, will my ability to play basketball to Norman Parker. Bonnie Moyer, will my baton, whistle and majorette boots to Big Tom Sherry. Sandy Martz, will my love of sports and understanding of football to the more fragile females. Keith Knowles, will my position on the annual staff to any unlucky Iunior who gets it. Pat Brown, will my reserved personality to Pam Darrah who needs a little taming down. Bonnie Slusser, will my bashfulness to Penny Calla. Richard Mishler, will to Gene du Maurier my bad luck in keeping a driver's license. Penny Kinsley, will my ability to keep my mouth shut to Penny Calla. Don Anstine, will my TRUE blonde hair to Pennie Wolfe. Lynn Stuhldreher, will my scholastic ability to Frank Laughlin. Becky Grable, will my ability to have a good time and always say the wrong thing at the wrong time L to Charlotte Hall. I L L L I. L L L Marsha Orr, will my happiness with one man to Peggy Hinerman. Larry Stout, will my curly hair to Linny Knowles. Terry Ewing, will my car to any junkyard that will take it. Larry Ringer, will my Chevy to Ierry Clay who needs a good car. Carol Laughlin, will my ugly legs to Mr. Boylan. Bill Schory, will my ability to write to Tom Dunn. Vera Miller, will my ability to keep my hair long to Katharin Knippenburg. Ronnie Miller, will my ability to be absent from school more than present, to Art Kidd, whom I'm sure will be able to take over. I. L I. L I. L I. I. Lowell Kinsley, will my great basketball ability to Bill Muffley. Hugh Wise, will my hot rod ability to Dave Kriechbaum. lim Stoll, will my baseball talent and abilities to Dickie Memmer. Earl Kettering, will my ability not to go steady with any girl till my Senior year to any Sophomore boy. Willard Kannal, will my ability to get into trouble to anybody unlucky enough to have it. Ianet Leadbetter, will my natural blond hair to Helen Heimbaugh. Kenny Zellers, will my hot Ford to Ierry Clay. Terry Pagna, will my great love and knowledge of football to some of the girls who go to the game and sit behind their mirror. I, Bonnie Poe, will my grey crewneck to Sandy Breckenridge whom I hope makes as much use of it as I did. Q x CLASSES O JUNIOR OFFICERS President - Torn Dunn Vice President - Norman Smith Secretary - Bob Zink Treasurer - Fred Pamer ROW 1 - Peggy Hinerman. Linda Kernpel, Norman Parker, Sally Schick, Frank Laughlin. Phyllis Lasch, Tom Taggart. Ethel Smith Sandra Moor. ROW 2 - Fred Pamer, Henry Kumpt, Roy Garman, Vernon Myers, Ricky Kearns. Dave Krichbaum, lim Phillips, Tom Dunn, Iesse Shaw, Mr. Bonar. ROW 3-Susan Miller. Ianet I-Ieiser, Diane Decker. lean Young, Wayne Slaybaugh. Dolly Young, Gene Du Maurier, Barbara Edge. Wayne Doubledee, Judy Grove, Karen Grubb, Ray Shaw. ROW 1, L. to R. - Carol Griffin, Edna Coblentz, Charlotte Hall. Marjorie Price, Helen Spivey, Sandra Kirkland. Ioanne Flamish. Nancy Messner. Nancy Clapper. Dorothy Miller, Catherine Essig. ROW 2, L. to R. - Pat Coblentz. Barbara Coblentz. Don Crist, Marjorie Miller, Tom Westling, Peggy Manno. Martha Schory, Dorothy Ott, Bob Zinc. Betty Shier, Sally Jackson. Mr. Bonar. ROW 3. L. to R. - Ned Rimmele, Katharin Knippenberg, Jim Reese, Barbara Kettering, Ierry Miller, Lindalee Knavles. Bill Miller, Ronnie Coifelt. ludi Fischer. Barbara Foutz, Kenny Machamer. Delores Friedman, Don Bourn. ROW 4. L. to R. -- Bill Helems, I. T. Whitley. Jim Taylor, Ralph Salvino, Ben Lutz, Ronald Gasper, Clayton Glass. Art Kidd, Al Beachy, Tom Bossart, Ray Brenckle, Larry Sherman. Ierry Clay, Kenny Marckle, Charles Snyder. 1 'f' 1 71w3 W!': '-'tm i'?73vi4't'!?lffl3-1147552 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President - Terry Machamer Vice-President - Alfred Capuano Secretary - Barbara Slaybaugh Treasurer - Lee Willmore ROW 1 - Maxine Hinerman, Penny Wolfe, Betty Io Wise, Nancy Oswald, Sandy Moore, Mickey Norman, Cora Ann Parker, Linda Hartong, Iulie Andrew, Becky Mill n, Helen Himebaugh. ROW 2 -- Mr. Scott, Bill Duell, Carol Heisler. Hazel Davis, Ioan Schaefer, Betty Carver, Martha Sommers. Kathryn Borntrager, Sarah Wsngerd, Patty Kempel, Ianice Carmichael. ROW 3 - Cynthia Graber, Pam Darrah, Iudy Zartman, Sandra Bonnell, Ruth Reiboldt, Terry Machamer, Ioy Henson, Iim Kandal, Edna Erb, Bea Adcock, Mary Beachy, Barbara Slaybaugh. ROW 4 - Ronnie Seese, Ronnie Glendenning, Curtis Hall, Arnold Yoder, Gary Kaser, Max Hinerman, Dennis Finley, David Stoll, Kim Knowles, Iim Slabaugh, Mike Rosso, Iohn Sommer, Tom Hershey. FIRST ROW, left to right-Linda Lou Brumbaugh, Bill Bossart, Sandra Breckenridge. David Graber, Treva Mohler, David Pressler, Iudy Wenzlawski, Roy Adcox, Kitty Lou Kimberly, Roger Kinsley, Diane Campion. SECOND ROW, left to right-Mr. Scott, Penny Calla, Larry Martz, Michael Winnett, Iohn Griffith, Irwin Coblentz, Herb Wise, Howard Shilts, Tom Sherr , Le W'l R l d H ' H ' ' ' ' ' y e 1 more, o an arris, enry Tompson, Richard Miller, Alfred Capuano, Louise Riemenschneider. THIRD ROW, lelt to right-Linda Scarberry, Ioanne Miller, Tom Gay, Bob Kearns, Iames Moore, Bill Roth, Cody Phillips. Iunior Clark, David Griggy, Shelby Wearstler, Ruth Deel, Richard Memmer, Tom Kinsley. F RESHMAN OFFICERS President ... Leroy Fresh Vice-President - Tom Tschantz Secretary - Ianet Aiken Treasurer - Bill Tessmer TOP ROW. left to right--Carol Griffith, Nick Lovy, Clyde Phillips, Loretta Norton, Ierry Wilker, Mary Doris Messner, Warren Hill, fim Meyers, Gary Vaughan, Charles Slevin, Gloria Beres, Dcuglas Yerrick, Pam Brumbaugh. SECOND ROW, left to right--Mrs. Westllnq, Ioan Kinsley, Tom Tschantz, Bill Sadler, Denver Bishop, Ronald Weisel. Franklin Burge, Rodney Stutzman, Richard Crewse, Iack Eshelman, Vernon Miller, Ross Rogers, Carroll Hopkins. SEATED, left to right- --Sandra Kuhn, Bill Tessmer, Kay Andrews, Ioe Alleman, Pam Molley, Richard Gill. Nancy Lapp, Iohn Laughlin, Carole Snyder, Richard Hopkins, Carol Brown. TOP ROW, L. to R.-Helen Butler, Patsy Hall, Myrna Moon, Donna Kirkland, Pat Kocar, Connie Colfelt, Nancy Carnahan, Bill Brothers, Randall Lavy, Ianet Aiken, Dean Miller, Carl Hall, Diane Hardesty, Iudy Bittinger. SECOND ROW-Clair Besse, Danny Stadler, John Ross, Bill Kimberly, Gene Brenckle, Franklin Stevenson, Douglass Custis. Betty Mae Miller, Shirley Heiser, Iudy Bourn, Charlotte Mohler, Mary Ann Moyer, Alice Shriver. THIRD ROW-Sally Hill, Marilyn Finley, Dorothy Miller, Iudy Ziegler, Ioyce Ziegler, Rita Doubledee, Mary Summerfield, Ella Mae Miller. Linda Shields, Bill Anstine, Clark Sherman, Mrs. Westling. SEATED--Suzy Titus, Mike Greer, David Snider, Richard Poe. Mark Cassitty, William Yoder, Rex Shover. Ernest Wengerd, Karen Smith, Vera Robertson, Pauline Atkinson. EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW Virginia Keller, Wendell Lotz, Scotty Martz, Steve Stull, Ronnie Hanft, Bob Senften, Iim Schory, Iim Spivey, Becky Beachy, Ruby Coblentz, Inez Davis, Mary Ann Young, lean Wittmer. SECOND ROW Mrs. Hatzel, Patty Kannel, Dick Simpson, Leona Vassilo, Delores Sturgill, Dale Held, Sandra Weber, Sandra Stermer. Betty Shelter, Ruth Ann Schrock, Margaret Coblentz, Marilyn Tagqert, Roberta Kurtz, Linda Butler, Mrs. McCreiqht. THIRD ROW Carole Saunders, Alice Zartman, Ioyce Heiser, Richard Carnahan, Tom Brenckle, Harold Butler, Elizabeth Glock, Bill Schumacher, Patty Bowers, Kathryn Glock, Dennis Himebauqh, Rosalee Knowles, Ioey Schott, I-Iarlie Wiley, Susiebel Weidman. FOURTH ROW Paul Troyer, Geoff D'Atri, Ray Young. Ann, Garman, Gayle Sherry, Karen Memmer, Ivan Gentry, Bill Weekly, Larry Keith, Iohn Kettering, Kenny Martz, Terry Wales, Sandra Starcher, Andy Santora, Bill Nagy. ROW l Geraldine Rush, Gary Kandel, Dorothy Wenzlawski, Sharon Stutzman, Drena Keener, Terry Rundquist, Karen Stutzman, lane Laughlin, Edward Carl, Mary Ann Starkey, Carol Weisel, Sarah Miller, Thomas Kinsley. ROW Z Mr. Meacham, Candace Wolfe, Iudy Yoder, Dorothy Ann Rogers, Tommy Watkins, Roland Webster, Martha Alice Beachy, Tressie Boggs, Susan Corrigan, Sandra Carver, Carrie Kreimer, Patricia Wise, Linda Griffin, Mr. Romeo. ROW 3 Viola Schlabach, Karen Slabaugh, Barbara Gay, Terry Brumbauqh, Carol lean Crist, Edna Mae Warsfler, Ioe Sadler, Rebecca Berq, Gary Kocar, Nancy Lee Brown, Ronald Kurtz, Willard Titus, Patricia Adcox, Laverne Schrock, Patricia Foultz, Don Cassetty. ROW ft Floyd Lapp, William Eshelman, Gary Moor, I-Iomer Haines, Roy Spivey, Terry Harting, Larry Claar, Iarnes Griffin, Iames Sisco, Donale Gill, Daniel Bossart, Wayne Keyser, William Ringer, Robert Memmer, Luke Bledsoe, Carl Brolin, Iohu Schlabach, Frank Breckenridge. 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K A X - 1 x MRM .Nw Xf --X fw, 2gwXXS,,.h X xfvw- ' 'Q fig'- K 3 9 N X :xxx Q k wx .wg e X . - ws X x if -S 'Nh Q 'Q 2 mx V ff my s . N ,Q X x' ww ' NL A. N, w. FOOTBALL ACTION .... -.. , a l w . is t l x Our football team, under Head Coach Robert Cochran, rolled to the Stark County Championship, unseat- ing Brewster who reigned as champs last season. Five team members were selected to the All County team. Nine members of the squad are seniors this year and will be missing from next year's lineup. The season record is listed below. H O Doylestown 7 19 Brewster 7 13 Marlboro 33 0 Dalton 13 0 Coventry 48 0 Marlboro 26 0 Mogadore 32 7 Brewster 21 7 SENIOR PLAYERS fx Q nr tr A , x 'Mu-2. 1 ,S f fx it f is Y f' x six 39 ' i ., Q MH . J' I' HF' T l ui X 54 , tl Q.. .. ,,:...1 5 11 ! 9 fn' A if fi T - Ne w e 9 fs r Lett to Right Bob Bourn, Bill Davis, Sonny Manno, Coach Kinsley, Lynn Stuhldreher, Iim Stoll, Bill Schory. H Nlorth Canton 33 Vlarlboro 57 Breen 57 Randolph 66 Klavarre 66 Brewster 40 HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Vlogadore 52 loston Township 47 Iast Canton 57 leach City 61 llarlboro 58 SEASON RECORD H Mogadore 51 Perry B2 Randolph B6 Brewster 62 Beach City 65 Suffield 64 COUNTY TOURNAMENT Navarre 61 Brewster 64 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Leetonia 54 Columbiana 53 EJ Q1 O 68 71 39 55 49 26 44 43 49 55 BASKETBALL avis. Stoll, Bill D lim Schory, o, Bill Mann Lynn Stuhldreher, Sonny Bob Boum, Bill Muffley, NT PRO Dunn, Vernon Myers Managers Tom Sherry and Max Hinerman. Willmore. Tom Lee Parker. GI1 HH No Gene Kinsley, BACK!-Coach INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM STATISTICS 22190 5.5.53 QRS? ECON! QQTIQ. Iggi IIII :::u ffl: II EIIE gif' HI: Illg II Iggl Illl IIII -sn' 'ln Iqgwd 15,651 loom? 'EEG 1533 I mfg. 'ID ID :Z-Ez? Digg: 5,228 QUE? 'LEEE muon OGJCDCD :-r-1z-f:- 5555 -30,-G-1 ww-4 E363 2:52 ami? l U I :GE: Iupql Ig'-'I I IGI! IUI, :2 ': I :EIS ICI: IOII :VIII 'III Ill' Ill! 'Ill Iial 'III 'url EI :lb-I IIS: I :GTE 1520 'feng 'nu 53:11 L4 l1ll-I 0:1 Sing wmv o.a.3?5 oo as I-I-Em With nine lettermen reporting to Coach Kinsley at the start of the 1957-58 cage season, the prospects looked bright. An opening season loss to North Canton failed to dampen our hopes. Uphill victories over Marlboro and Green the next week proved that our boys were fast improving and developing into a smooth working team. Victories over Brewster and Mogadore during the Christmas vacation were real team efforts. The Streaks gained runnerup honors in a holiday tournament held at Revere High School. Ianuary and February saw the Streaks continue to dominate league action. A memorable come-from- behind victory over the Brewster Railroaders at Brewster assured us of an undisputed league Champion- ship with a 6-0 league record. Highlighting the 1957-58 season was the improved tournament play of the Streaks. Hundreds of local fans were treated to a fine display of team play and basketball finesse as our boys easily toppled Navarre and defending champion Brewster to bring home the County Class A Tourney Crown. It has been fif- teen years since our school could boast of such an accomplishment. The Hartville Cage Express was finally stalled by the Columbiana Clippers in the finals of the state sectional tournament. This disputed and controversial game will be a topic of conversation for many years to come. G ' if ' . Q A 'W X5 X gi 2 W EX 3 2? x Y I x 'K 215 x f 33 g GQ RESE RVE BASKETBALL 'RONT Iim Sluybuugh. Iim Taylor, Terry Mochcmer, Dick Menvmer. fIlDDLE Couch Iumes Witherow, Lee Willmore, Tom Dunn, Kim Knowles. 'OP Fred Pumer, Al Ccxpuono, David Stoll. ' ALL-COUNTY Sonny Mcnno Bill Muffley All County Center All County Guard BASEBALL BACK ROW Coach Gene Kinsley. Al Beachy, Earl Kettering, Iim Phillips, Lynn Stuhldreher, Tom Dunn, Sonny Manno, Lee Wilmore, Dennis Finley. SECOND ROW'--Gene du Maurie, Kenny Marckle, Iim Slabaugh, Terry Machamer, Don Bourn, Richard Memmer, Ierry Clay, Kenny Machamer. Wayne Slabaugh, TRACK rw BACK ROW-Bob Zink, Larry Martz, Norman Parker, David Graber. Ralph Salvino, Iim Stoll. Dave Pressler, Bill Davis, Al Beachy. SECOND ROW'--Coach Bob Cochran, Lynn Stuhldreher, A1 Capuano, Sonny Manno, Tom Sherry, Bill Schory, Don Anstine, Vernon Myers, Coach Iim Witherow. THIRD ROW---Tom Gay. Dave Stoll, Bob Gold, Bill Bossart. Mike Rosso, Iohn Sommers, Roger Kinsley. FRESJHWAN FOOTBALL ACK Coach Iames Witherow, Bill Anstine, Leroy Fresh, Gary Vaughn, Ierry Welker, Gary Poe, Carl Hall, Mark Cassetty, Coach oborl Cochran. RONT Tom Tschantz, Ioe Alleman, Bill Tessmer. Rodney Stutzman, Nick Lovy, Vernon Schlabcrch, Warren Hill. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL QONT Carl Hall, Bill Anstine, Mark Cassetty, Rex Shover, Clair Besse. IDDLE Coach Robert Cochran, Rodney Stutzman, Richard Crewse, Frank Berge. Ierry Welker. DP Mike Greer, Ioe Allman, Bill Sadler, Tom Tschantz, Bill Tessmer. COMPLIMENTS OF H. L. TESSMER I Q 2 I ly 6' s av 5 F wx W . . - .Wm f Q-f --Y ' N3 Y fy' 5 s ' 4 , ln. RESERVE CHEERLEADER FRONT Myrna Moon Iudy Bourn BACK- 'Nancy Oswald, Sandy Moore. The cheerleading squad was very suc- cessful this year. Their success included winning the Cheerleading Trophy for the outstanding cheerleaders in the County Basketball Tournament, and inspiring the football team and basketball teams to res- pective championships. These great honors bestowed on the cheerleaders and school could not have been possible without the help of all the student body who participat- ed in the cheering. The squad this year was led by Seniors, Iudy Oswald and Terry Pagna. JUNIOR HIGH W ....... 2 , fl -5 - BACK ROW, left to right Frank Breckenridge, Homer Haines, lim Schory. Dale Held, Ronn'e Hanft, Steve Stull, Tom Watkins, Bill Schumacher, Terry Rundquist, G. Kinsley lcoachl. SECOND ROW, left to right--Scotty Martz, Bill Ringer, Ramon Young, Kenny Martz, Bill Weekly, Iohn Kettering, Bob Memmer, Carl Brolin. THIRD ROW, left to right Keith Darrah, Mgr., Tom Kinsley, Don Cassetty, Gary Kocar, Ronnie Webster, Ioey Schott, Gene Martz, Mgr. TOP Robert Memmer, Ken Martz, Bill Weekly, lim Griffin, Bill Ringer. CENTER Coach Al Tess- mer, Scotty Martz, Bill Schumacher, Wendell Lotz, Ioe Schott, Homer Haines. BOTTOM Harley Wiley. Ioe Sadler, lim Schory. Tom Watkins, Dale Held. Q gx ' ACTIVITIES f It 0 HOMECOMING v QUEEN YJ ' I nw 15 WE? ijgtifi, EZEVEKIN W Qisaistg 5 ! 2 f i Freshman Attendant - Icmet Aiken Sophomore Attendant - Cynthia Graber Iunior Attendant - Ioanne Flamish Escort - Ioe Alleman Escort - Cody Phillips Escort - Ierry Clay X x Y- ' f img -f ggi , N A f tt: 5 -, ..., f - X I g . Nt S -S . -KN W N Nr X X is Senior Attendant - Bonnie Poe Queen - Sandy Mcxrtz Escort - Don Anstine Escort - Iim Whittaker JUNIOR PLAY Barb Kettering ,, Tom Bossart ..,., Ioanne Flamish .. Iim Phillips Linny Knowles .. Ned Rimmele ,,i, Charles Snyder Ethel Smith Phyllis Lasch Sandy Kirkland .. Martha Schory ,, Wayne Slaybaugh lean Young , Tom Taggart ,, Charlotte Hall .. A CASE OF SPRINGTIMEH Cast ol Characters .Ml IOAN ABERNAKER .. Y BOB PARKER , BETTY PARKER EDDIE' ABERNAKER GWEN ANDERSON DICKIE PARKER , MR. ABERNAKER MRS. HILL MRS. BRUNSWICK ,, MRS. IAMES , MISS BRIGHT PLAINCLOTHESMAN MRS. PARKER , MR. PARKER LOUELLA r SENIOR PLAY QS E I, L. Katie Cavalier Linda Slingluii Becky Grable Bonnie Slusser Iudy Iackson Dick Evans ,, Keith Knowles Don Anstine , Lowell Kinsley Bonnie Moyer Hugh Wise . Sandy Martz , Bob Bohaychyk HSEVENTEENTH SUMMER Cast of Characters I , , , ANGIE , , , MARGAHET , , LORRAINE KITTY MRS. MORROW MR. MORROW IACK ART , , , MARTIN , . 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BOW 3 Katharin Knippenberg, Charlotte Hall, Bonnie Slusser, Icanne Flamish, Sally Iackson, Katie Cavalier, Sandra Moor, Sandra Kirkland, Bonnie Poe Terry Pagna, Bonnie Moyer. FHESHMAN-SOPHOMORE TRI-HI-Y ROW 1, left to right f- Michelle Norman, Cora Ann Parker, Linda Hartong, Patsy Hall. Iulie Andrew, Shelby Wearstler, Betty Wise, Cynthia Graber, Nancy Oswald, Sandy Moore, Pam Darrah. ROW 2, left to right- Mrs. McCoy, Betty Carver, loan Kinsley, Pat Kocar, Myrna Moon, Donna Kirkland, Iudy Zartman, Ruth Reiboldt, Ioy Henson, Ioan Schaefer. Iudy Biftinger, Rita Double-dee, Alice Shriver. ROW 3. left to right Linda Scarberry, Iudy Ziegler, Carole Snyder, Pam Brumbaugh, Suzy Titus, Joanne Miller, Sandra Bonnell, Ianice Carmichael, Ioyce Ziegler, Linda Shields, Iudy Bourn, Charlotte Mohler, Mary Ann Moyer. HOW 4, left to right -Barbara Slaybaugh, Helen Himebaugh, Louise Reimenschneider, Kay Andrew, Maxine Hinerman. Pam Molley, Treva Mohler. Iudy Wenzlawski, Kitty Lou Kimberly, Diane Campion, Sandy Breckenridge, Penny Wolfe, Linda Lou Brumbaugh. HI-Y FIRST ROW Terry Ewing, Denver Bishop, Dale Bishop, Raymond Brenckle, Alfred Capuano, David Griggy, Bob Bohaychyk, Charles Snyder, Ronald Glendenning. SECOND ROW Lynn Stuhldreher, Don Anstine, Larry Ringer, Mr. Scott, Kadvisorl. Earl Kettering, Tom Bossart, Rodney Stutzman, Vernon Myers, Richard Evans, Keith Knowles, Tom Dunn, Bill Schory, THIRD ROW Tom Tschantz, Bill Anstine, Iim Reese, Terry Machamer, Kenny Machamer, Ierry Clay, David Stoll, Kim Knowles, Iim Stoll, Kenny Zellers, Bob Bourn, Gene Brenckle, Carl Hall, Dennis Finley. HILITES STAFF STANDING--Iudy Oswald, Bcnnie Slusser, Kate Cavalier, Larry Ringer, Sandy Martz, Mrs. McCreiqht fadvisorl, Ruth Borntrager, Terry Pagna, Linclalee Knowles. SEATED Penny Kinsley, Carol Laughlin. Iudy Iackson, Charlotte Mohler, Katharin Knippenberg, Hugh Wise, Louise Reimenschneider, Ethel Smith, Sally Iacksorx, Barbara Kettering. LH RARIANS 'Wha- STANDING Ccxrol Laughlin. Sandra Moor, Sandy Breckenridge, Eurbclrcx Kettering, Betty Carver, Iulie Andrew. SEATED- Iudy Iuckson, Scmclrcx Kirkland, Mrs. McCoy. Sully Iuckson, Cynthia Graber. STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW- Bob Bourn, Bill Schory, Terry Cluy. Mike Rosso. SECOND ROWH lean Whittmer, Iounne Flemish, Advisor-Howard Lash, Don Ccxssetty, Pam Molley. A3 0 fc.l .ll-X - - 1 i Q M Dri ' I -i , Q NG! IVIIISIC Log 'unuuog UVI 'YPIOQEGH V-UNH DP Salim-IO '5PI9!'-IS Pius '16 0.1. MU! ugpsa 'Eu HCI g uqof - xopa UO 'ID .I H OH M W4 XD H au! U! 19 'UDLU HDS 'Auaqg guuog 9 '1fUDH PUVI X aeln OU S 'salm UD 1-P OH IH! 'Ha nuuoq 'PUDPUDI W umd 0 'Aan uuoq 95 a 'Sod UO agu .uajd 'zaloyq 'gsgnbpung .K q1aH 'esaag fwvu 'wmow auorwwo 'aszm 'ebppuazpazg IZUS 19 ' Shu Aaupog A1191 'uouxzlmg Bnnquxnxg 'Q U9-IDX 'ZUUX 95'-TU0H'NXOH HLHHOJ :zaqag 'umuzmgg D3 H X6 Apnf '6 Q 'xapogt 91 DLI uaapi '16 uqof UW 'uxmfmvr OS 'SIBUXLU 5i3!G '19I'I5!W PGN 'alauxuxgg sg lomg all DWI I'U W! CIHIHJ. OH S 'WF'-'IS I9'I1H C1I9U'AA LID IS Dip I9 'ISUI nzpung SCISM uomqg 'J 'ubwzlmg yu uog 6 1195103 H12 qi: K! uuog 9! 'IIS SS '16 X Mind 'ID30 uA1g1nW 'uafzfnol Dd U1 'qfnnnqumxg 'ZUTIX DUGQOH 'UOON DUIKW 'Salsa 1311013 fljalj-MOH GNOQHS 110501 Smllrd 56694 uqbsua M bn S 'xau UD cow mp 11 UD uuog 'uaxfgy 1a 9! 'pxnmw .Rox 'asaag 'unuxunz 99!IV 'uasuaH Aol 'ununmz Xuuad--Moa LNOHJ 'lalsugx :gunz-1 'uqqbnoq H ID mnq 'bugxauax AounN uqof 'uouxgog 'WIEIIUS xnw U!H I9 of 'umu UD 'Aalsugx Abbed U!!-I 19 g 'uoux SO Apnf 'selmoux aalo BAND MAJORETTES HQH SENIOR GIRLS ENSEMBLE STANDING Sally Hill, Barbara Kettering. Ruth Borntrager, Sandy Martz, Iudy Iackson. Pat Brown, Sally Iackson, Penny Kinsley, ludy Oswald. SEATED Mr. Savage. SOPHOMORE GIRLS ENSEMBLE TANDING Linda Lou Brumbauqh, Iulie Andrew, lanice Carmichael, Cynthia Graber, Louise Riemenschneider, Pam Darrah, Treva Iohler, Rath Reiboldt, Iudy Zartman. SEATED Mr. Savage. GIRLS CHORUS BOYS CHORUS S3199 -an X . V s- . x 5 O w A . N X .Q jj, . ,gr . ii . gfvf, 445 N. A VMS, MJ XX v ,,, , i Q Y' -al O pc FRONT ROW Pat Kempel, Ioan Schaefer, Linda Scarberry, Iulie Andrew, Betty Carver, Becky Grable, Pat Gold, Ruth Borntrager Cynthia Graber, Pam Darrah, Barbara Slaybaugh, Sandra Woodward, Vera Miller, Ruth Reiboldt, Pat Brown. SECOND ROW Patty Kocar. Peggy Wagner, Peggy Manno, Ianet Heiser, loy Henson, Ethel Smith, Ioanne Flamish, Sandra Kirkland Helen Himebaugh, Kitty Lou Kimberly, Iudy Wenzlawski, Penny Calla, Linda Hartong, Nancy Oswald, Penny Wolfe, Diane Cam- pion, Treva Mohler, Diane Decker. THIRD ROW Charlotte Mohler, Ianet Aiken. Pam Molley, Loretta Norton, Myrna Moon, Iudy Borun, Joyce Ziegler, Iudy Ziegler, Shir- ley Heiser, Linda Kemple, Ianet Leadbetter, Katie Cavalier, Bonnie Moyer, Bonnie Slusser, Iudy Iackson, Sandy Martz, Iudy Oswald, Penny Kinsley. Terry Pagna, Bonnie Poe, Peggy Hinerman, Sally Iackson, SOURTH ROW Iariice Carmichael, Sally Hill, Dorothy Miller, Ioan Kinsley, Donna Kirkland, Diane Hardesty. Cora Ann Parker, Sandy Vloore, Michelle Norman, Linda Lou Brumbaugh, Sandy Breckenridge, Barbara Edge, Maxine Hinerman, Charlotte Hall, Barbara Ket- ering, Iudy Zartman. 'IRST ROW Wilbcrt Yoder, Mark Cassetty, Delbert Borntrager, Ronald Glendening, Kim Knowles, William Bossart, Vernon Myers, Iurtis Hall, Charles Snyder, Lee Willmore, David Griggy. SECOND ROW Irwin Coblentz, Tom Hershey, Iim Slaybaugh, Max Hinerman, David Graber, Don Anstine, Tom Dunn, Richard Mem- ner, Alfred Capuano, Terry Machamer, Bob Zink, Richard Evans. THIRD ROW Mr. Lloyd Savage, Director: Dick Mishler, Bill Anstine, Bill Kimberly, Clair Besse, Carl Hall, Rodney Stutzman, Bill Sadler, Richard Crewse, Tom Tschantz, Bill Brothers, Bill Tessmer, Randall Lavy, Sonny Manno. FRESHMAN CHORUS RONT ROW Patty Kocar, Pam Molley, Myrna Moon, Loretta Norton. Ioyce Ziegler, Iudy Ziegler, Iudy Bourn, Shirley Heiser, Donna irkland. ECOND ROW Charlotte Mohler, Nancy Hill, Ianet Aiken, Richard Crewse, Bill Sadler, Carl Hall, Eugene Brenckle, Diane Hardesty, orothy Miller, Ioan Kinsley. HIRD ROW Tom Tschantz, Rodne y Stutzman, Randall Lavy, Bill Tessmer, Bill Brothers, Bill Anstine, Clair Besse, Bill Kimberly, Mark assetty, Wilbert Yoder. IAMES STOLLL WM. SCHORY BONNIE SLUSSER NA ONAL is -fr! HONUR SOCiETY 4 SL. HQ! KEITH KNOWLES ROBERT BOURN PENNY KINSLEY LP-RRY HINGEH KENNETH zmms I SANDRA MARTZ CAROL LAUGHLIN RUTH BORNTRAGER CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Molley, Mrs. Andrew, Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Wise, Mrs. S. Bohcxychyk, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. M. Bohoychyk, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Brumbaugh. BUS DRIVERS X 4 I . as . , . -r sm, . M .g ..- in-fr r K M ' 1 , Q ' ----4 .... -. . -- r 5.-.- Mr. Young, Mr. Myers, Mr. Reed, Mr. Otto, Mr. Robison, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Dean, Mr. Belz, Mr. Sloybcxuqh The Senior Class would like to bring re- cognition to the men who keep the polish on our school. Although they are seldom seen during the day, their work, by no means, goes unnoticed. Every evening they are at the school cleaning it inside and out getting it ready for the next day's activities. From the Senior Class, thanks, for a job well done. Mr. Hunter. Mr. Kinsley, Mr. Anstine OFFICE SECRETARY We the Senior Class would like to express our most sincere thanks and appreciation to Mrs. Slaybaugh, our reliable office secretary. She has always been ready, willing and able to assist us in any way possible. Her understanding ways will long be remembered after graduation. CUSTODIANS ANNUAL STAFF VHONT BOW Becky Grable, Nancy Noel, Sandy Martz, Bill Schory, Keith Knowles, lucly Oswald, Larry Ringer, Pat Brown, I ly lackson, BACK BOW Bonnie Poo, Penny Kinsley, Carol Laughlin, Linda Slinglutf. Editor Keith Knowles Society and Activity ,L Assistant , Bill Schory Business Manager Sandra Martz Annual Theme Assistant Pat Gold Advertising Manager H ,, Assistant Sports Editors Photography Copy Manager Prophecy History Larry Ringer Iudy Oswald Bill Schory Lynn Stuhldreher Terry Pagna Bonnie Poe Bob Bourn Pat Brown lim Stoll ludy Iackson Carol Laughlin Linda Slinalutf Marlene .Atkinson Carol Laughlin Becky Grable Personality Poll Class Will Activity List ., H ,, Popularity Poll Narne Lists W Penny Kinsley Bonnie Moyer Sandy Martz Iudy Iackson Pat Brown Nancy Noel Bonnie Slusser Vera Miller Bonnie Poe Terry Pagna Carol Eshelman Ianet Leadbetter Vera Miller Becky Grable Pat Brown Marlene Atkinson Linda Slinglutf Carol Laughlin Iudy Iackson Sandy Martz Pat Brown O CX J i j' Q !., j ' TB X 3 2 E - 0 W A I Q sronsons COMPLIMENTS of STANDARD FARM SUPPLY Hortville, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS Stark Motors, Inc. 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Wildman Planned Estate Creation and Conservation Since l927 THE oH1o NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE coMPANY Cincinnati, Ohio Heautigwi Clearwater Park 0hio's Largest Miniature Golf Course State Approved Swimming Pool LARGE SHADED PICNIC GROUNDS AND CONCESSIONS Located on Route 619 between Uniontown and Hcxrtville and Sunset Park Healthy Recreational Facilities BALL FIELDS . . . . . . CONCESSIONS HoRsEsHoE comms . . . . . . CATERING sznvlcz and SWEITZER CHINA Iust Ecrst of Intersection of Routes 619 cmd 44 Cangfzatulatianfs f rom FINE APPLIAN CES . .. around the house, around the world Vacuum Cleaners . Steam and Dry Irons Floor Polishers Q Automaiic Coffee Pots Electric Mixers Die Castings Q Electronics COMPLIMENTS of gauanigfnf wontiac sgaeea 543 WEST MAPLE STREET Hartville, Ohio TELEPHONE TRic1ngle 7-9301 Hartville owling Lanes 240 KENT AVENUE HAHTVILLE, oH1o Telephone TRiangIe 7-2226 Bowl the Year Around at HartvilIe's Beautiful Recreation Center CONGRATULATIONS CQMPLIMENTS of RUNDQUIST HARTVILLE o msummcs o BILLARDS HARTVILLE, OHIO COMPLIMENTS 0' SPONSORS Glen Gurmun Sohio Products HARTVILLE, OHIO Iccob A. Reib ldt Dye's Market l w Squawk Box You can squawk all you want about how your government is being run. You can squawk to your family, your neighbors, the boys at the shop, or your barber-anyone who'll listen. Or you can praise your government. But your squawks and praise won't pay off unless you deposit them in the ballot box. The right to a secret ballot gives you an actual voice in your government. By casting your ballot at election time, you can help decide who is going to run the show. It's not like this in every country. Behind the Iron Curtain there's a lot to squawk about. But people have to keep it to themselves. If you com- plain out loud, you may get a one-way ticket to Siberia. At election time you may get a ballot, but there'll only be one person to vote for. But in America you can choose. And choosing means that you've got to do some serious thinking to make sure you vote for the right man. The secret ballot is a right you don't exercise every day. But the fact that elections are not daily occurences makes the right all the more important. And the guy who fails to vote has lost the right to squawk. Think it over-and then make sure you vote, It's your rightg so treat it right. TRADE-MARK REG. U. S. PAT. OFF. The Timken Roller Bearing Company The right to work shall not be abridged nor made impotent D0 You KNOW As Americans, we have the greatest freedom and the highest stand- ard of living in the world. Help keep it that way by knowing your rights and guarding them well. Some of them are: Freedom of worship 'Right to know how your union is Right to be presumed innocent Right to secret ballot run until proved guilty 'Right to know how your union R- ht 1 d d bl- t - I b Freedom to own property spends your dues ,fury 0 mee y an pu lc rm y 'l'Right to work despite union Freedom of speech , jurisdictional disputes Freedom of the press Rfgbf f0 bell' of 4 ldwyef Freedom to work in any locality Right to criticize officials flfkigln gg hear your employe,-'5 yidg 'Right to proper supervision of 'Right to kgow salaries of your of disagreements F yogr union welfatj funds union o icers . . ree om to start an manage a Freedom from search without Rmb, .not to appfar as E wffnfff business warrant it ,dgmmt youne f , Freedom to make a profit Right to petition government for Rfb' to 'efffe tv pffmlt the Right not to be fired by union redress of grievances 51795506 of umfm due-f leaders 4'Right to know if your union :l'Right to go direct to your boss 5F 'Right to vote on company's best ojicers are Communists with a grievance offer 'These are rights you enjoy under the Taft-Hartley law. This is a right enjoyed by members of United-Steel Work- ers, C.l.0. only when the Taft-Hartley law is invoked. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of of MYERS VAUGH AN,S FORD SALES MIOTW Q49 - A Radio 8 TV Service HARTVILLE, OHIO COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of of HARTVILLE ECONOMY FEED a. ELEvA'roR BLOCK 81 SUPPLY Co. Haxtville, Ohio Hartville, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '58 Gail ffmlmclu GENERAL coNTRAcTons Hartville, Ohio The Grable Agency REALTORS INSURANCE APPRAISALS Since l927 UNIONTOWN OHIO oxf fx 92223 Cangfratufatiarw to the CLASS OF 1958 Keyser Brothers - - FANCY VEGETABLES -- Sarasota, Florida Hartville, Ohio COMPLIMENTS T. R. VICKERS of D O L L Y ' S FLOWER SHOP ' Canton-Hartville Road R. D. 1 HARTVILLE, OHIO Telephones: TR 7-9702 or TR 7-9347 Hmville' Ohio P E L COMPLIMENTS Book sroma of Telephone TR 7-9701 Hartville, Ohio MATERIAL MINISTRY for ASSOCIATE STORE SPIRITUAL NEEDS COMPLIMENTS oi B 81 K HOBBY SHOP BOATS - - - PLANES PLASTIC MODELS Radio Controls for Boais 6 Planes EDUCATIONAL TOYS 128 West Maple St. MODERN SHOE SERVICE A. K. McConney Hartville, Ohio B E R G ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Hartville, Ohio COMPLIMENTS of D 81 H SPORTS 204 Lake Street Hartville, Ohio COMPLIMENTS of CLEANERS 3112 Market Avenue, North Canton, Ohio GOTTHEFF'S SHOE STORE IVY-LEAGUE HEADQUARTERS PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER ioe slaughter Mews wma ARROW IANTZEN Telephone GLendale 6-5534 MCGREGOR PENDLETON INTERWOVEN IOCKEY For Gifts You Give With Pride Let SHULAN Be Your Guide! were S H U L A N ' S I 2 5 IEWELRY 6 GIFTWARES Plaza Shopping Center FINLEY L. DIETZ CONSTRUCTION CO. WHEN BETTER HOMES ARE BUILT DIETZ WILL BUILD THEM! Years Young ! It's hard to realize that since 1833 the same Deuble family has served the greater Stark County area with fine jewelry and gifts. It's with pride that we serve those of the Hartville area. D E U B L E S FIFTH 6: CLEVELAND N. W. mcfvdet Beauty Salon 127 East LIncO1n - Hariville, Ohi Telephone TR 7-9143 S HAIN E'S PHARMACY Pw , I c. I. SHANE. Ph. O. ,I Q5 ' 5 RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE ESTABLISHED l9l0 NW f IOS TUSC. sr. E . Ph S: HY 9-5155 - HY 9 9076 CANTON, OHIO GREENTOWN, OHIO COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of Of STERLING BAKERY HARTVII-I-E Charles Huffman TELEVISION SERVICE T lephone GL 6-8333 TIIDEIPS SPORTING GOODS 217 Third Street, N. W. CANTON, OHIO Class Jackets Athletic Goods T. A. CADDIE STUDER The L. A. KURTZ CO 2510 Triplett Blvd. AKRON 12, OHIO RE 3-2268 G R O S S APPLIANCE CO. GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 147 North Mcrin Street NORTH CANTON, OHIO P. A. FURNITURE P. 5. T. FURNITURE CITY 707 Canton Road RE 3-2211 AKRON 12. OHIO ADAIR'S INFANTS 84 CHILDREN'S W EA R 119 South Main Street North Canton, Ohio COMPLIMENTS of Superior Provision FRANKIE . . . THE KEENER WIENER ffqwd awe' KEEP ROWING NOT DRIFTING NAGY'S IGA FQODLINER HARTVlLLE'S COMPLETE FOOD STORE Hartville Shopping Center PARK'S GARAGE CONGRATULATIONS Atlantic Gas 8s Oil from 2472 Canton Hood H AKRON 12, OHIO OX 9-3515 ELEVATOR CO. CUSTOM GRINDING - FEED Funk's G Hybrid Seed Corn C O M P L I M EN T S Seed 6. Fertilizer Cement 6 Lime of Sewer 6 Drcrin Tile Sand 6. Gravel Grain 6 Flour Fuel Oil G HARTVILLE Telephone TRicmg1e 7-9320 ELLET CONGRATULATIONS to CLASS of 58 fr PLEASAIZIHI' VIEW LEO J' DGMER AGENCY I N N All Forms of I N S U RA N C E C O M P 1-IM E N T S Phone TRiangle 7-9351 of Maple Street, West HARTV LLE, I POLITTE'S I OH O I S A L Y ' S HARTVILLE, OHIO The Diamond Portland Cement Co. Middle Branch Ohio n GREETINGS from FRED GARERS 8. SON SPAGHETTI HOUSE 372 South Main St. AKRON 11, OHIO DlIMON'I S - Quality Since l874 - All Sports Wear 4' DOSSAL CURTAINS if PULPIT, LECTERN and ALTAR COVERS if STOLES and BIBLE MARKERS KANEL BROTHERS North Market Rocxd 8: Equipment GfCf1ir0 134 - 5th Street, N. W. CANTON, OHIO Telephone GL 5-5267 HOPKINS BERNER'S PHARMACY 5 Q H I Q - Prescriptions - Telephone HY 9-7815 954 Main Street NORTH CANTON, OHIO and CUSTARD SHOP Middlebrcmch, Ohio Telephone HY 9-8035 'THE CARE NEW CARS DESERVE . . . AND OLD CARS DEMAND BELLAS CLEANERS GORDON REPLY, OWNER 2487 Triplett Blvd. ST 4-9122 gsummnan 116 it v I HAHN 81 CO. 404 West Tusc. GL 4-4923 Canton, Ohio We Specialize in BALDWIN PIANOS cmd ORGANS COMPLIMENTS of I-IARTVILLE BARBER SHOP WE SPECIALIZE IN FLATTOPSH 526 South Prospect St. C O M P L I M E N T S C O M P L I M E N T S of of AS P N snoEnAxEn's Atlantic Service BASKET co. Hcrrtville, Ohio Atlantic Oil Products TIRES ACCESSORIES BATTERIES Telephone TRiangle 7-9592 129 North Prospect St. Hartville 6:5 U-S UAL 975 COMPLIMENTS of B E N S O N ' S Your ROYAL Dealer GL 2-7206 401 - 4th sn. N. W. CANTON OHIO BEST WISHES CONGRATULATIONS to the COMPLIMENTS The Graduating Class f of '58 O 7 The ST 0 l l S C. N. VICARY 'GA F O O D L I N E R Co. CANTON , OHIO 2928 Cleveland Ave. S.W. CANTON OHIO COMPLIMENTS of MDNARCH missin co. HARTVILLE OHIO LENNY'S IGA MARKET CANTON ROAD 1X4 Mile North of Uniontown Phone OX 9-2929 LES ZUERCHER'S HOME DRESSED MEATS CALL ST 4-0189 930 Canton Road AKRON, OHIO SHULAVN JEWELERS - as YEARS EXPERIENCE - 2 Stores To Serve You 85 South Main Street Eastgate Shopping Center Akron, Ohio PATRONIZE JACK'S BARBER SHOP IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD 2467 Akron-Canton Road ELLET BLOCK CO. BRICKS - BLOCKS - SASH and OTHER BUILDING MATERIAL 2474 Triplett Blvd. AKRON 12, OHIO ELLET LAUN DRY MAT OHIO'S FINEST AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY SOAP FREE SOAK-PERIOD FREE Hours: 8 to 9 daily - 8 to 6 Saturday 610 Canton Road ST 4-87131 RE 3-6545 COMPLIMENTS of AIR P O R 1' DOT 5 AUTO PARTS CO. NEW - USED - REBUILT AUTOMOTIVE Pnonucrs 1493 rriplen Blvd. AKRON, OHIO RE 3-2254 BEAUTY SHOPPE NEOMA PRATT 645 Canton Road Phone ST 4-4565 COMPLIMENTS of Moore's Garage UNIONTOWN, OHIO 1, 1 1 k a ,, . , wif frgfg-az.. ff' a X X iff?5525255555522ii2525252522555555555iiisflifi-fs: f - f ' Un 'jffs':3. ,js ' 1 Vo Vg 'X - -X . 2:2a2s22Iffififisifffisfsafsiffsfsfsfafaf5f5 sfsg1:1'A. rl ' 1 a . 3:51. ':' 2 - ':- :f:-.,3 ':f:':3f' 'S if - I X ' v D42,yfi I 5-1. . ,Ax f,,4q A1 N X. uuu fl , 'A f .vK'CR -9 ,:::33:.-sr -'7 f.-1,-gg3,j:22':-.1:'-'Sigggiggfgggfg I -0 ' f, ei , Q 17 jewels 5 ff, . 'asv I cf' ' , if ., 25r5,jjE555,' J ' A 5 A shock resistant 5 , Q0 1-w ll, 1? 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CXCYCICXC ICICI fn ,1 ACICICTEICICZCXEXC g U L ov A . 1 355555E!E?E?E?E?EEa:a.:.w.u4.m '- 4. 1 George Burris - Jewe ers Phone RE 3-2120 610 CANTON ROAD EL L E T ROLLERLAND CONGRATULATIONS cmd BEST OF LUCK CLASS OF 1958 10 West Main St. Alliance, Ohio GRAY'S SPORTING GOODS COMPLIMENTS IACKETS - SWEATERS of a. ATHLETIC Goons Oh 0 R W I G LOU 81 HAZEL'S TRUCK STOP Packard - Studebaker 8: German Lloyde . Allicznc Ohio On Route 619, s from Marlboro S h 1 THE LAMP j IN THE WINDOW t glowed, of unselfish servlce. Today's Graduates Light The Beacon at Hope tor The Future! Qongtafufationa zaduatea - May Your Future Be Healthy and Prasperausf Buckeye Pharmacy 105 South Prospect TR 7-9207 Hart-ville, Ohio COMPLIMENTS of UNIONTOWN SAND 8. GRAVEL SUPPLY, INC. R. D. 1, Box 30 UNIONTOWN, OHIO RUSS BRIDENTHAL, PRES. COMPLIMENTS of DR. WALLACE J. M I L L E R SUSDORF BROS. Florists and Greenhouse Canton Road Uniontown FLORAL DESIGNS FOR ALL OCCASIONS CORSAGES CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS Open Evenings - Sundays and Holidays DELIVERY SERVICE Phone OX 9-2427 Jlflafagfo .73eautg Sfzap WHERE YOUR PA'1'RONAGE IS APPRECIATED Cold Waves A Specialty 102 South Main Street UNIONTOWN, OHIO OX 9-32 I 9 -1 , . . Til QIGWLII PIII! K, Y in V I' :,:Hf', , , -- V,- - e 'L 11. ,. , Fl' L' gas 4-- L .4 f n ' . kg, r -N 1 45.11 1 u 4..,,'l .