Jackson High School - Scoop Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1942 volume:

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Lawrence We dedicate our annual to Mr. Preston M. Lawrence, the assistant superintendent, who has always shown a very keen interest in the various activities of the school. He has helped us not only with our class work but he has aided us in selecting and preparing for our future vocations. In this way we wish to show our appreciation and thank him for all the many things that he has done for us. 3 R J IT WW 'hm fs. Administration ...1'L 5 N 'frfix ,xssj W L ,MNNR s,'Nx 1.3 ACN! x'-9-X x E , gg,-3-I vxvk K. ,M- :W ' W V2 :wx Xkx 7 l A x -Lvyvl.-:N x' vi 'F '1 K ,.- R J. ' M , ,, '+2,A fail, ' '.N'f.' 'li Akiafltmsitx 'fr ' ' 4 V 1-'M'- W 4 In Oi N QLWQ Ab' Q .f fx. f-N., '-L 5 51- , Y':: '-s 'dw' , i ' ,F 1, Y fi 3: , 'I' , , 1 ' ' 3 ' -0 A' , .1 3 v Ml- A ab ,Q ,,,,Q . 'A' ,AQ ,Ab bf 'S WW -Q if N i f M WQQQQW M Www H -4- Q f 1 Wx Q- .1 A -' K Q .. , 5!QKg.-. ILM 524422, A 53 ..,,:..:... I . 2 fs? X if W ggimff Ligggwg Q ,sf ,W 5 gf x fx. 4? ., - N Superintendent June Boerner's sweet smile brightens the office and enlivens the spirits of those who associate with her. HAROLD C. SAUDER Ohio State University Bachelor of Science in Education Master of Arts in School Admin istralion Faculty MR. WALTER AMACHER Kent State University B. S. Ohio State University Industrial Arts Photography Club Adviser MR. KENNETH DOBSON Ohio State University B. S. Chemistry Math. VII, VIII Science VII Assistant Coach MISS CATHERINE FELLMETH Ohio State University B. S. Typing I, II Shorthand I, II Business English and Commercial Social Science Bookkeeping Sophomore Class Adviser Assistant Girl Reserves Adviser MISS DONNA GADDIS Cincinnati Conservatory of Music CDiploma in Pianoj University of Cincinnati B. S. Vocal Rhythm Band Law MISS RUTH BYE Ohio'State University B. S. Home Economics I, III General Science Adviser of F. H. A. MR. PAUL ESHLER Ohio State University B. S. Vocational Agriculture Adviser of F. F. A. MR. JESS FREEMAN Dana's Musical Institute B. M. Kent State University B. S. Ohio State fworking on M. AJ Instrumental Music Assistant Adviser of J. T. A. A. MR. ELMER GEIB Wittcnburg College A. B. Ohio State University M. A. French I, II English I Business Arithmetic Adviser of Hi-Y Freshman Class Adviser MR. PRESTON LAWRENCE Assistant Superintendent Kent State University B. S. Western Reserve University M. A. National Problems XII American History XI Social Science 1 I MISS ALICE NIESTOCKEL Akron University B. S. Columbia University University of Wisconsin English VIII, III, IV Girls' Physical Education Newspaper Staff Adviser Junior Class Adviser .fb 1 y z V' wiv ,Mn we MR. RAYMOND RICHARDS Wittenburg College B. S. Physical Education Algebra Geometry Coach Adviser for j. T. A. A. MISS LAURA SIMON Ohio State University B. S. Home Economics VII, VIII, II Biology Adviser of Girl Reserves Assistant Adviser of F. H. A. MISS JEAN MCDOWELL Indiana State Teacher's College B. S Art Q English VII Librarian MR. CECIL RAMGA Ohio Northern University B. S. Akron University Ohio State University Biology General Science Science VIII Math. VII Annual Stalf Adviser MISS MARGARET SELANDERS Ohio Northern University A. B. Ohio State University English II Latin I, II Social Science VII Senior Class Adviser Debate Bus Drivers Ueft to rightj-C. E. Geib, B. K. Pry, W. O. Lantz, George Rettig, Arthur Domer, W. H. Pry, R. L. Snyder, H. O. Albrecht. The cafeteria is an enjoyable place because of the good management of Elva Stockert and Mrs. Hawk. 10 5515? ,pm ,U ,125 W nw A C? ESS I 'ii' 95155 E 1 1 M jj 3, af 'awww MM .':A ,. :ff N, W' ,www M' Seniors CLASS OFFICERS Left to right-Duane Diana, Vice Presidentg Doris Longworth, Secretaryg Dan Iceman, President, Anna Mae Ballard, Treasurer. Class Sketch Each year a group of boys and girls graduate from jackson to pass on and be forgotten. The class of '42 is no exception but perhaps you will remember-+Gene Maurer's unique personalityg Dan's call to order in class meetingsg Betty Crone as a cheerleaderg Bev giving dramatic readingsg Helena and Pauly Fiscus blushingg Jay working in a laboratoryg Perry getting A'sg Max discussing carsg Doris at the head of the classg Blanche's giggle ringing out in the classroomsg Florida's grace on the dance floori Lucy playing some devilish prankg Norma as the editor of the TIMES g Karl beating the big drum at festivals and gamesg Rookie with a bright answer for every question: Betty Floom the life of any partyg Arline Froman so sweet and shyg Henry out on the football field doing his bestg Leland interested in farmingg Toot Scharver acting in playsg Herbie always displaying a genuine interest in mechanicsg Sara as a fashion leader, always neatly dressed: Duane the class vice presidentg Eileen the jitterbug of the classg Jean Kiko's rosy cheeksg Eileen Rohr quiet and studiousg Juanita doing office workg Billy Henegevelt's blond curlsg Genny and Kate always Cutting up g Irene Toth Michigan's gift to jacksong Russ's shy smileg Ellis and his clarinetg Mary Oberlin spending her lunch hours in home roomy Elsie's shy manner in classesg Alma and Thelma as different as night and dayg Anna wearing a different hair ribbon every dayg Ralph Johnson's big brown eyesg junior Haer always ready for an argument. 12 CLASS COLORS-Blue and White. CLASS FLOWER-Carnation. CLASS MOTTO-Onward forever, hack ward never, CLASS POEM FAREWELL TO IACKSON The time has come for us to part, A cherished memory in each heart, Many pleasant years have gone by, Years we've spent at Jackson High. It's been such fun throughout the years, Sharing our hopes, abandoning our fears, Even though it may seem far in the past The memory of jackson will always last. Now we'll enter the way of life Encountering happiness, fear and strife, Courageous in heart, and mind, and soul, We'll strive to attain the highest goal. -Doris Longworlb. Top-Miss Niestockel's English IV class. Cfllfl'YTThC senior chemistry class at work. Below-Secretaries in the making. ANNA MAE BALLARD Her ready smile wins her many friends Classical Course Girls' Glee Club CPresident 3-45 Annual Staff 3-4 Scholarship Team 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Photography Club 4 Newspaper 4 Athletic Association CV. Pres. 43 Class Treasurer 2-3-4 Choir 3-4 BEVERLY BOYD Music and drama are my delight Commercial Course Choir 4 Literary 4 Girls' Glee Club 4 F. H. A. CTreasurer 45 Class Play 3 Newspaper 1-2-3-4 Athletic Association 4 HERBERT BRESSLER With little to say he worked each day Classical Course Football 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Boys' Glee Club 2-3 Scholarship Team 1 Orchestra 4 Athletic Associationx4 5 L RUSSELL DECKER A shy, teasing smile General Course Hi-Y 4 Scholarship Team 3 Dramatic Club 1 Athletic Association 4 Lehman 1-2-3 JAY DOTSON Still waters run deep Classical Course Basketball 1-2-4 Football 1 Band l-2-3-4 Choir 1-3-4 Boys' Glee Club 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Hi-Y 4 Radio Play 2 Scholarship Team l-2-3-4 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Newspaper 4 Athletic Association 4 Class Secretary I Trombone Quartet 3-4 LUCILLE BALLARD Misehief dances in her eyes Classical Course Choir 4 Girls' Glee Club 4 Photography Club 4 Girl Reserves 3 fTreasurer 33 Newspaper 4 Athletic Association 4 Class Secretary 2-3 I5 - u l II FLORIDA BOZZACCO A carefree lass ever seeking a good time h Classical Course D Choir 4 . J Girls' Glee Club 4 Y Annual Staff 4 5' Orchestra l , 'i Photography Club 4 J Newspaper 4 Athletic Association 4 Class Play 4 BETTY CRONE She may seem quiet, but we know ber Commercial Course Band 1-2-3 Choir 1-2 Annual Staff 1-3-4 Cheerleader 3-4 F. H. A. l-2-3-4 Newspaper 1 Athletic Association 4 DUANE DIANA The unspoken word never, does harm General Course f' Football 1-2 A Band 1-2-3-4 -'Zio' Choir 1-2-3-4 1 Boys' Glee Club 3-4 Annual Staff 3-4 Radio Play 3 Class Play 3 Sax Sextet 1-2-3-4 Newspaper 2-3 Athletic Association 4 Class Vice President 3-4 Class Treasurer 1 PAUL FISCUS 'fBlusl9ing is the color of virtue r Classical Course , Band 1-2-3-4 Q Choir 1-2-3-4 Boys' Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Hi-Y 4 Scholarship Team 3-4 Orchestra 1-2 Athletic Association 4 BETTY FLOOM folly, neat, and Very swec'!', Commercial Course Choir 1-2 F. H. A. l-2-3-4 fTreasurer 2, President 41 Scholarship Team 3 Girl Reserves 3-4 Athletic Association 4 'i PAUL FOSNAUGHT And let him be sure lo leave olher men their time lo fallen General Course Football 1-2 Athletic Association 4 KARL GRACY If sfmly killed a man, well, here'x anolher Mr'llJusr'lah General Course Band I-2-3-4 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Athletic Association 4 EILEEN HIZIN Of Eileen wr Wea' no! say- jurf laik fo ber and she will tell you alln Commercial Course Band 1-2-3-4 NX Choir 1-2 X5 R F. H. A. l-2-3-4 - . Scholarship Team 3 t Orchestra 4 Class Play 3-4 X Girl Reserves 3 Newspaper 1-2-4 Athletic Association 4 SARA JANE HENZE Tall, gracious, and so likeable Commercial Course Choir l-2-4 Girls' Glee Club 4 Annual Staff 4 F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 Scholarship Team 3-4 Newspaper I-2-3-4 Athletic Association 4 GENEVIEVE FOLTZ A smile is lhe whisper of a laugh General Course Choir 4 Girls' Glee Club 4 F. H. A. I-2-3-4 Girl Reserves 4 Athletic Association 4 ARLENE FROMAN Quief and relicrnf in manner Commercial Course Choir I-2 F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 Girl Reserves 4 Newspaper 2 Athletic Association 4 JUNIOR HAER Why all ihis toil for lhe friurnplas of an hour General Course Basketball 1-2 Football 1 g 141 ff Band 1-2 'N Boys' Glee Club l- -3-4 Choir I-2-3-4 ' Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Sax Sextet 1-2 Athletic Association 4 BILLY HENGEVELT Modesty becomes a young man Vocational Agriculture Football 1 V F. F. A. I-2-3-4 Class Play 3 DANIEL ICEMAN j f Paddle your own canoe General Course Basketball l-2-3-4 Band I-2-3 -4 CQuartermasttr Choir 3 Boys' Glee Club 3 Scholarship Team 2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Athletic Association 4 Class President l-2-3-4 Trombone Quartet 3-4 KALPH JOHNSON He is woman shy Vocational Agriculture Course Football 1 F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 QTreasurer 41 Athletic Association 4 ,H l LH LELAND KAUFMAN Has his work righi up to the minute, The world is richer for his being in if' Vocational Agriculture Course F. F. A. 1-2 Scholarship 1-2-3-4 H .- j I ,' JEAN KIKO True to her work-her word -her friend Commercial Course Choir 1-2 Girls' Glee Club 3 F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 lSccretary 41 Scholarship Team 3 Newspaper 1-2 ELLIS LE BEAU ff , , Slow but sure General Course Band 1-2-3-4 CBusiness Mgr.j Choir 1-Z-3-4 Boys' Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 4 Athletic Association 4 Class Vice President 1 DORIS LONGWORTH The hes! gifts rome in small packages Classical Course Band 1-2-3-4 1Drum Majorettej Choir 3-4 Girls' Glee Club 3-4 X Annual Staff 4 Scholarship Team 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 - Photography Club 4 lTreas. 41 Girl Reserves 3 Newspaper 4 Athletic Association 4 Class Secretary 4 1 J JUANITA JONES A genuine love for work-- she simply will not shirk Classical Course Kenmore High 1-2-3 Scholarship 4 F. H. A. 4 Literary 4 HELENA KIEFER A quiet, friendly sluclentv Classical Course Band 1-2-3 CDrum Majorettej Scholarship Team 2 Newspaper 4 Athletic Association 4 v-fb-f iw PERRY KRISHER Reserved and sfudious is he Vocational Agriculture Course Annual Staff 4 Scholarship Team 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Newspaper 4 Athletic Association 4 Oration 3-4 'I I NORMA LONG Laughs when she mn,-is candid when she must Commercial Course Band 1-2-3-4 Choir 1-2 Girls' Glee Club 1-2 F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 Dramatic Club 2-3 Newspaper 1-4 fEditor 4J x Athletic Association 4 Scholarship Team 2 V X Class Play 3-4 Q A Kwai- N , . ix GENE MAURER Peppy, witty, und lots of fun General Course ,. Basketball 1 Football 1 Boys' Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Choir 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Photography Club 3-4 CVice President JJ Athletic Association 4 fPres. 4D ew HENRY NEIDERT 0. Ii wasn't a good game with- out him Vocational Agriculture Course Basketball l-2-3-4 Football l-2-3-4 F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 flfresident 41 Class Play 3-4 Athletic Association 4 MARY OBERLIN The power of genileness is irresistible Commercial Course Band 2-3-4 F. H. A. 2-3-4 Orchestra 4 ELSIE RAMSIRE Quiet, gracious, unassuming Commercial Course Band 1-2-3-4 Choir 1-2 Annual Staff 4 F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 Scholarship Team 3 f ' Orchestra 1-2-3-4 . 'I Newspaper 3 Athletic Association 4 French Horn Quartet 3-4 if THELMA REIKOWSKI What sweet delight a quiet life ajordsn General Course F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 Athletic Association 4 ROBERT ROOK A good laugh is sunshine in a house Vocational Agriculture Course Basketball l Football 1 Choir 1 F. F. A. 1-2-4 Baseball 1 Class Play 3-4 Athletic Association 4 BLANCHE NOFTSINGER You could hear her laughter in any elassroomn Commercial Course Choir 1-2-3 Girls' Glee Club 2-3 F. H. A. 1-2-4 Girl Reserves 3 Newspaper 1-4 Athletic Association 4 KATHLEEN OLIVER Her smile is contagious Commercial Course Choir 1-2-3-4 Girls' Glee Club 1-2-4 F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 Girl Reserves 4 Athletic Association 4 ll Ll! A x ALMA REIKOWSKI An unspoken word never does harm General Course F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 Athletic Association 4 EILEEN ROHR Never despair, but if you do, work on in despaif' General Course F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 Athletic Association 4 ,. LOYOLA SCHARVER The hes! preparation for the future, is the present well seen to, and the last duty done Commercial Course Choir 1-2-3 Girls' Glee Club 3 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 ' I Band 2-3-4 String Quartet 4 f Ns Radio Play 3 'i 9 Literary 3 Dramatic Club 43 Class Play 3-4 Newspaper 2 Athletic Association 4 Scholarship 1-3-4 Annual Staff 3-4 F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 fjo IRENE TOTH What is woflh doing al all, is worlh doing well Commercial Course Prescott.High School 1-2-3 Girls' Glee Club 1 Dramatic Club 3 Athletic Association 1 Student Council 3 lSec.-Trea s.J aww In Memoriam FRANK STRAIN, JR. Junior was a friend to every- one. He participated in many of the school activities. The class of 1942 will never forget him, for his jolly manner won the admiration and respect of all his classmates. X 18 MAX TRAXLER Working with automobiles is my pet hobby General Course Basketball 1-2-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 3-4 Hi-Y 3-4 Baseball 2-4 Newspaper 4 Athletic Association 4 Juniors First Row, left to right-Eleanor Bender, Patty Fisher, Jean Lingle, Mary Ferguson, Mary Boron, Doris Sefert, Marjorie Stark, Elinor Flicltinger, Hope Alene Garner, jean iliampelt, Ellen Braucher, Ruth Sigler. Setond Row-Betty Finger, Ruth Middleton, Harriet Shreve, Dorothy Weisgarber, Esther Hines, Patricia Gilson, Delores Shar- rock, Gilberta Nickles, joan Hoss, Norma Schilling, Ethel Paul, Geraldine Crone ffrcasurcrj, Leatrice Turner, Esta Venosdle, Jean Goodwin. Third Row-Bill Hammen, Gene Diana, Bob Tracy, Edward Marietta, Bob Collie, Don Sauder CPresidentj, Bob Fasnacht, Glenn Whitmyer, Gene Daily, Steve Kraus, Dean Dye, Bill Staley, Miss Niestockcl CAdvisorj. Fourth Row-Dean Cable, Ralph Seharvcr, Donald Frantz, Ben Wyles, Walter Gill, joe Smith, Luke Kurtzman, Howard Rider, Stanley Seifert, Harold HoH'man, Arden Carlson. Abxentres-Doris Kimel, Wade Hawkins, Edgar Ulmer, Bob Schiering, Carl Schworm, junior Dotson. CLASS OFEICERS Left to right-Geraldine Crone, Treasurer, Dean Cable, Vice President, Ben Wyles, Sergeant-at-arms, Don Sauder, President, Harriet Shreve, Secretary, Bob Collie, Business Manager. Mr. Lawrence teaching the Juniors the history of America. Juniors performing experiment in Chemistry. Industrial Arts boys taking off rough edges. juniors learning about American Literature. Sophomores 1:-argmsrirv...-,.ee.:-..:l F'-'Y-' .rwa-.A W ' .L L L 7 4 172, Firsf Row, lefl to rigbl-Pearl Hines, Jean Akins, Glorine Smith, Marjory Hornberger, Rita Halter, Delores Rohr, Winifred Wensel, Mary Greenfelder, Marie Scheetz, Clara Hines, Delores Hamel, Shirley Dickerhoff, Betty Duling, Donna Daily, Dorothy Palmer. Second Row+Fred Zahler, Gloria Vogelsang, Eileen Noftsinger, pelt, Miriam Bender ffreasurerj, Angeline Marzilli, Gloria Violet Hawk, Thomas Sigler. Third Row-Edward Fisher, Howard Roby fVice Pres.j, Dale Walter Beazel, Fred Fliclcinger, Dick Chantler fSecretaryJ Lutz, Argel White, Miss Fellmeth fAdvisorj. Fourlh Row-Alonzo Derringer, Paul Goodwin, Robert Wuske, Helen Schauer, Alice Pendleton, Alberta Lant2, Betty Ram- Hengevelt, Catherine Schneider, Doris Good, Dorothy Good, Smith, Eugene Dobos, Lawrence Easterday, Paul Griffith, , Don Seifert, Leroy Konen fpresidentj, jack Miller, Paul Lionel Buhecker, Leo Rambo, Gerald Tabellion, ,lack Ranick, Paul Whitmyer, Eugene Smith, Seudder Kelvie, Dale Renner, Blaine Braucher, George Rohr, Dewey Bosley, Charles Pott- hast, Don Wuske, Robert Langenfeld, Bob Dobson. Abxentees-David Guisinger, Judith Lappin. Upper left'-Mr. Richards demonstrating technique in basketball. Lower lefl-Mr. Lawrence's Wmirld History Class. Lower rigbl-Miss Simon's Home Economics class at work. Freshmen j f 'g T ,,,,,,,-925-1 ,ge ' 7-,fig-fFffr'1',,-F-1,Ni Fw -'I 'Q lf'-ff-Q - - f 1, is ig 5. -Y-if-fH,r'.::51.11-a','fg:sf i 'i':?m31,2 F'+f'fgx-331:-ft-::.,, H ,.sx.'zi1'g.vi.:tf'5rf-1 4. Q Q 4- ' First Row, left lo right-Carol Dewalt, Gloria Parra CTreasurerj, Catherine Williams, Norma Bashford, Betty Palmer, Betty Griesheimer, Beverly Weaver, Lois Speck, Donna Sharver, Elsie Grimminger, Betty Mclnnes, Beverly Reikowski, Concetta Greco, Marybelle Renner, Evelyn Sigler Qsecretaryj, I,orene Kraus. Second Row-Campbell Adamson, Ivan Yost, Christina Kraus, Shirley Willaman, Donna Hostetler, Mildred Reikowski, Avonel Smith, Ruth Yarman, Rosemary Miller, Caroline Smith, Alice Foltz, Doris Boker, lla Mae Uplinger, Mary Rambo, Isabel Eckenrode, Richard Shilling, Mr. Geib. Thin! Roux-Bill Frvan, Jim Nixdorf, Robert Kohlmeier, Jim Chicvitx CPresidentj, Roger Sauder, Bob Watts fVicc Presidentj, Bob Iceman, Norman Price, Bill Hawk. Dick Long, Bob Fosnaught, Emerson Foltz, Howard Greenfelder, Bob Riggs. Fozzrlla Row-Dick Hill, Charles Clark, David Domer, Donald Oser, Wayne Harper, Richard Reikowski, Ross Hoffman, Bob Reikowski, Dick Thomas, Willard Snyder, james Marchand, Bob Heltzel, Don Rogers, Paul Conley. Absrrzfrrx-Harry Hatfield, Lewis jones, Bob Kiko, Clement Kramer, Charles Mallette, Paul Marchand, Steve Paul, Helen Kimel. Upper left-Latin students enjoy their Work. Lower left-Freshman English still goes on. Below--Girls learn principles from Miss Bye. Eighih Grade aa...-...Q m-.-.mm-....., 'Qf' ... 5uBiiii'mYi6i'w 1aoW2sd2'1wr'i-M new if-aw ,, LQ .k ...-. Firsl raw, left 10 righl-Richard Hornberger, joseph Brand, Jack Richeson, john Philp, Franklin Rohr, Ernest Morris, Andrew Lantz, Herbert Snyder. Sefoml Rauf-George Hoffman, Warren Bucher, Billy Shreve, Delores Kulla, Dora Lee Brant, Geraldine Keller, Gladys Rohr, Helen Dunbar, Donna Oberlin, Belly Ann Mitchell, Waimda Morton, Glenda Koontz, Ramona Yarman, Marjorie Garner, Mary Hammen, Tom MacKim, Paul Rook. Tbiril Rou'-Elmer Rohr, Eileen Tracy, Donna Gallion, Betty Nist, Betty Brown, Delores Traxlcr, Twila Maye Maurer, Monica Foltz, Roselinc Brand, june Hatfield, Darline litter, Ruth W'etzel, Anna Greceo, Phyllis Hein, Chester Gallion, Melvin W'olfe, jimmy Scheetz, Miss Simon. Forzrlff Ron'-Mr. Amacher, Fred Drake, Donna Mae Fiseus, Leona Smith, ,lean W'ood, julia Hein, Gloria Leonard, ,Ioylette Lemasters, Clara Radel, Marion Blile, Rita Rd-l A l- WI Wyles, Richard Hickey. .1 e , rt una rite, Margaret Hamel, liixra Maxhimer, Roy Thompson, Yale Ififlb Row-lfmerson Bigler, Gene Tuttle, Carl Nist, Mae Iceman, Donald Burwell, Keith Kirsh, Thomas Singer Icon Kurtz- man, Glenn Blile, Charles Shaffer, Bill Reikowski, Paul Rowlands, Billy Breed, Gerald Carnes, junior Hockenluerry, Alan Tabellion. IilbSl'IIfl'L'S1M3lCDlfH Chapman, Tommy Forshay, Robert Stanley, Vivian Jones. Mr. Rangcfs science class learns the cause of an Eighth grader-5 learn Citizenship ffgm CCUPS6. Mr. Lawrence. M-gun. Seventh Grade Firsf Row, leff lo riglal-Stanley jones, Thomas Long, Bill Eckert, Cletus Barnhart, Gene Dotson, Richard Ramsire, George Fisher, Glen Longworth, junior W'olfe, Donald Hassman, Paul Mohler. Seroml Row-Frank Parra, Theresa Halter, Marion Lutv, Marilyn Wtmlfe, Carmen McBride, Mary Ifllen Truet, Phyllis Greer, Caroline Hanford, Betty Miller, Shirley Noftsinger, Mabel Crone, Beverly Bigler, Robert Hockenberry. Third Row-Marvin Oberlin, jack Koontz, Helen Kiko, LaVonne Venosdle, Iivelyn Dunbar, Marilyn Hengevelt, Rita Marchand, Virginia Hoffman, Grace Babetski, Paul Rohr, Thomas Scharver, Paul Burger. Fozzrlb Row-john Edward, Donald Kulla, Melvin Royer, Glenn Konen, Donna LeMasters, Marian Yearkey, Margaret Neidert, Betty Pancake, Delores Floom, Milton Snyder, Lowell Dectz, Donald Nixdorf, Mr. Dobson. Fiflb Row-Richard Rohr, Williani Parker, Otto Hoffman, David Seifert, Russell Frank, Herman Hein, Fred May, Ralph Schworm, Howard Rowlands, Robert Rogers, David Smith, James Duffie, Robert Smith. AlISt'lIfl'l'X'KlClllCCH Rieheson, Stanley jones, Fernon Smith, Milton Snyder, Betty Daily, Norma Geiger, Ann Miller. Miss Selanders tries to keep the seventh graders up on their geography. Health for education. . .Ma v' za- 1 .pa at Hwwo ,f r' K Q xr 1 if w -Q wi is U ,35 K M. Q 'ty'F,nf'1! . -1. ww .. if ,Jw W , 5 ,Kg X Orchestra First Row, left to right-jack Miller, Donna Lemasters, Judith Lappin, Alberta Lantz, Donna Daily, Loyola Scharver. Svcoml Row-Ronald Grnndjean, Fred Drake, Grace Babetski, jimmy Chievitz, Bob Watts, Ellis LeBeau, Shirley W'illaman, Wade Hawkins, Marion Yearkey, Lavonne Venosdle, Phyllis Greer, Marjorie Gross, Marguerite Walsli, Thin! Row-Miriam Bender, Davi.l Domer, Elsie Ramsire, Carol Dewalt, Herb Bressler, Dewey Bosley, Elinor Flickinger, Fred May, Barbara Brant, Alice Schill, Lois Smith. Fourth Row-Marjorie Hornberger, Eileen Hein, lvan Yost, Paul Goodwin, Dick Hill, Donald Sauder, Dan Iceman, Jay Dotson, Harriet Shreve. Sfumling-Karl Gracy, Bill Ervin, Dick Chantlcr, jr. Haer, Betty Rampelt, Mr. Freeman Qljirectorj, Pianist, Gloria Vogel- sang. HIGH SCHOOL COUNTY CONTESTANTS Seated, left I0 rigbf-jack Miller, Loyola Scharver, Donna Lemasters, Gloria Vo- gelsang, Shirley Willaman, Wade Haw- kins, Paul Goodwin, Dick Hill, Lavonne Venosdle, Dorothy Weisgarbcr. First Row, left to right-Alberta Lantz, Roger Sauder, Donald Sauder, Daniel Iceman, Jay Dotson, Herbert Bressler, Dewey Bosley, Elsie Ramsire, Carol Dewalt. Setoucl Row, left lo riglol-Grace Babetski, James Chevitz, Betty Rampelt, Miriam Betty Daily. Absentee-Paul Fiseus. All the above rated either superior or excellent in the County Contest. Tbi: page sponsored by Sutter, Massillonh Quality Store--Dignified Credit-Phone 5858-25 Factory S. E., Massillon 26 lBender, Robert Watts, Dora Brandt, Band Standing, left fo right-Betty Finger, Doris Longworth, Lois Spleck, Jorctta Keifer CMascotj, Jeanne Goodwin, Elinor Flickinger. Inside Cirrle, lvfl Io right-Wade Hawkins, Shirley Willaman, Ellis LeBeau, Marion Yearkey, LaVonne Venosdle, Marybelle Renner, Pat Gilson, Joylette LcMasters. Second Circle-Gloria Vogelgesang, Mary Oberlin, Junior Hockenberry, Catherine Williams, Elsie Ramsire, Carol Dewalt, Herbert Bressler, Esta Venosdle, Dewey Bosley, Gloria Parra, Dick Rohr, Donna LeMasters, Jim Nixdorf, Harriet Shreve. Third Cirvlr-Helen Kiko, Paul Mohler, Dick Hickey, Betty Mitchell, Dick Hill, Paul Goodwin, Ivan Yost, Eileen Hein, Bob Heltzel, Billy Wise, Donna Fiscus, Billy Parker, Dick Ghantler, Betty Daily, Delores Sharrock, Dora Lee Brant, Bob Watts, Betty Rampelt, Billy Breed, Jim Chievitz, Grace Babetski. Fourlla Circle-Ellen Braucher, Arden Carlson, Ronald Grandjean, Junior Dryer, Evelyn Sigler, Miriam Bender, Ross Hoffman, Dave Domer, Gerry Carnes, Fred Drake, Virginia Hoffman, Gene Dotson, Paul Fiscus, Twila Maurer, Don Sauder, Roger Sauder, Dan Iceman, Jay Dotson, Standing-Jack Miller, Billy Eckert, Fred Flickinger, Karl Gracy, Loyola Scharver, Judith Lappin, Alberta Lantz, Gerry Keller, Betty Griesheimer. J. B. Freeman CDirectorj. This page sponsored by Segel's Clothes, 28 Lincoln Way E., Massillon, Ohio 27 Girls' Glee Club Law .va First Roux, left fo rigbl--Hope Alene Garner, jean Rampelt, lillen Braucher, Mary Boron, Ethel Paul, Shirley XVillaman, Gloria Parra, Leatrice Turner, Norma Bashford, Kathleen Oliver, Genny Foltz, Marie Sheetz, Doris Longworth, Mary Ferguson, Carol Dewalt. Second Row-Betty Mclnnes, Dorothy Weisgarber, Esta Venosdlc, Elinor Flickinger, Shirley' Diekerhoff, Helen Schauer, Alice Pendleton, Sara Jane Henze, Anna Mae Ballard, Florida Bozzacco, Avonell Smith, Ruth Middleton, Mary Belle Kenner, Beverly Boyd, Miss Gaddis Clnstructorj. Third Row-Elsie Grimminger, Winifred Wensel, Mary Grecnfelder, Katherine Schneider, Violet Hawk, Patricia Gilson, Gilberta Nickles, Dorothy Good, Doris Good, Donna Scharver. Abserztevs-Gloria Vogelgesang, Eleanor Bender, Pat Fisher, Doris Kimel, Lucille Ballard. Boys' Glee Club 'nl :lm Fin! Row, lvfl Io right-Miss Gacldis Qlnstructorj, Richard Shilling, Dick Hill, Robert Heltlel, Paul lfiscus, Don Sauder. Serum! Row-Gene Diana, junior Haer, jay Dotson, lillis Le Beau, Gene Maurer. 28 Wi' or First Row, loft fo righl-Marie Scheetz, Isabel Eckenrode, Lois Speck, Ethel Paul, Mary Boron, Shirley Willaman, Gloria Parra, Leatrice Turner, Norma Bashford, Mary Ferguson, Hope Alene Garner, jean Rampelt, Ellen Braucher, Doris Long- worth, Carol Dewalt. Srroml Row-Betty Griesheimer, Donna Scharver, Betty Mclnnes, Elsie Grimminger, Florida Bozzacco, Elinor Flickinger, Genevieve Foltz, Kathleen Oliver, Helen Schauer, Shirley Dickerhoii, Mary Greenfclder, Winifred Wensel, Beverly Boyd, Miss Gaddis. Third Rout-Violet Hawk, Dorothy Good, Doris Good, Catherine Schneider, Sara jane Henze, Anna Mae Ballard, Alice Pendle- ton, Patricia Gilson, Gilberta Nickels, Ruth Middleton, Avonel Smith, Mary Belle Renner, Esta Venosdle, Dorothy Weisgarber. Fourfb Row-Dick Schilling, Paul Fiscus, Gene Maurer, Ellis LeBeau, jay Dotson, Junior Haer, Bob Heltzel, Don Sauder, Dick Hill. Absentee:-Christina Kraus, Arden Carlson, Doris Kimel, Lucille Ballard. VOCAL CONTESTANTS The group competed in the county solo and ensemble contest at Canton Township. They were divided into three ensembles: trio, sextette, octette, and received the rat- ing of excellent and very good. ' First row, left to righl-Donna Scharver, Hope Alene Garner, Doris Kimcl, Beverly Boyd, Esta Venosdle, Norma Bashford. Srcoml Row-Violet Hawk, Patricia Gil- son, junior Haer, Ellis LeBeau, Gene Maurer, Jean Rampelt, Kathleen Oliver. This page sponsored by Weslin Studio, 106 Lincoln Way W., Massillon. Phone 5803 29 Junior Band First Row, left to right-Ronald Grandjean, Helen Kiko, Shirley Willaman, Billy Shreve, Thelma Dewalt, Margaret Truett, Mary Renner, Joylette LeMasters. Second Row-junior Dryer, Paul Mohler, Eddie Buker, Donna Kiefer, Carol Dewalt, Gloria Parra, Donna LeMasters, Christina Kraus, Dick Rohr, Alice Braucher, Donald Cornelius, Dora Lee Brant, Marion Yearkey, I.aVonnc Venosdle. Tbinl Row-Catherine Williams, Caroline Kuder, Rita Rachel, Jacqueline Williams, Dick Rohr, Billy Wise, Billy Parker, Ivan Yost, Dwaine Maurer, Melvin Royer, Donna Fiscus, Bernard Harper, Bob Heltzel, Florence Moll, Rose Baker. Marvin Oberlin, Phyllis Essig, Philip Miller, Bob Watts, Betty Daily, Bob Weinland, Junior Hockenberry. Fourth Row--Lois Speck, Dick Hickey, Beverly Essig, Betty Mitchell, Mary Ellen Truett, Dale Turske, Ross Hoffman, David Domer, James Nixdorf, jerry Carnes, Milton Snyder, Gerry Harper, Edwin Hoss, jimmy Chievitz, Billy Breed, Dave Seifert, Mary Wise, Grace Babetski. Fifth Row-Evelyn Sigler, Miriam Smart, Kenneth Whitmyer, Elinor Gjertsen, Dallas Baird, Louis Moll, Geraldine Keller, Billy Erwin, Donna Oberlin, Billy Eckert, Paul Berger, Betty Greisheimer, Harry Buker, Mac Iceman, Carmen McBride, Virginia -Hoffman, Gene Dotson, Scott Shreve, George Fishsr, Billy Harper, Yale Wyles, Twila Maurer, Marshall Bosley, Roger Sauder. Mr. Freeman-Standing in back. The Junior High Band received superior rating from all judges, at the state contest at Wooster. JUNIOR HIGH STATE CONTEST jean, junior Dryer, Helen Kiko, 'Paul Mohler, Milton Snyder. Second Row-Gerry Harper, Mary Wise, David Seifert, Betty Daily, Edwin Hoss, Donald Cornelius. RATING Clarinet Quartet-Superior. Saxophone Quartet-Superior. Saxophone Sextette-Superior. Saxophone Solo-Mary Wise-Superior. This page sponsored by Style Center, Massillon, Obie 0 Furs, Meals and Women's Clothing, House Furnishings 30 First Row, left lo right-Ronald Grand- Marimba Solo-Milton Snyder-Excellent. Future Farmers of America ln: ns W FE: Wil 5 A ' , :Z Wt. ,,,, ' ' , ' Ji, ,,f',.E .: .... First Row, left lo righl-Henry Neiclert Cljresidentj, Arnold Hein CVice Presidentj, Bob Wuske CSecretaryj, Ralph johnson fTreasurerj, Luke Kurtzman fReporterQ, Bill Staley fSergeant-at-Armsj, Paul Eshler fAdvisorJ, Don Wuske. Second Row-Paul Whitmyer, Dick Reicosky, Walter Gill, Glenn Whitmyer, William Hengevelt, joe Smith, Eugene Smith, Argel White, Alonzo Derringer, Gerald Tabellion. Third Row-Edward Fisher, Emerson Foltz, Ed Marrieta, Stanley Seifert, Dick Thames, Bob Rook, Ivan Yost. Absenlees-Forest Hines, Bob Kiko, Steve Paul. This puge sponsored by Massillon Hatchery, 908 First St. N. E., Massillon, Ohio Conkey Feeds, Blood Tested Baby Chicks, Poultry Equipment and Supplies 31 ,w..q:...M, Wo W1-4 Fuiure Homemakers' Associaiion M My W, ,nam N ..--...M r...g.w.s..... ... .,..- WA ... ...Q ,,'5,, g,,, ,, ,j .-uri..-W -.Wu .Tis-1e'!'w-M aww m smfa 'u'1 p 'a..l?L ,iw ymena-L mr 'Nn .'Qw 'J ualwfAravmzf.ff?t?5fWnwwm -',: f1t -wits- '5 v., was 'Sh i- 4 a i .-rm. .', L, 4 E,,,1'5w 'ivJ'?..w Noam 4..w,f-wwwea u-awww- mf ...aww .uw aww. mu,-Q-Mmpnms aww-mmf .W -7- mmm-um .W ngrqw umm., A, :Haw ,sam mamma -umm mana: ,W nm awww. ngiga1wQ,mnfg.Qm.nnwar.... ff 53-L, m-fam-:sagem nsas-angina sl ' V . 'w!2- ' n.im.,fQ'E W ' ., f., .- .:,.:-' vp- mnwfw '!- stab-2'!.wQi.! wa W'swu. ' -2' mwmwm . First Row, lefl ,lo right-Christina Krause, Mary Ferguson, jean Rampelt, Hope Garner, Leatrice Turner, Loyola Scharver, Mary Oberlin. Second Row-Carol Dewalt, Ruth Sigler, Shirley Willaman, Donna Hostetler, Donna Daily, Catherine Williams, Lois Speck, Elsie Grimminger, Betty Melnnes, Esther Hines, Donna Schglrver, Beverly Reikowski, Concetta Greco, Isabelle Eckenrodc, Betty Griesheimer, Norma Long, Beverly Boyd CTreasurerj. Third Rauf--Miss Simon, Ellen Braucher, Mary Rambo, Marjorie Hornberger, Betty Crone, Blanche Noftsinger, Ruth Yarman, Betty Floom QPresidentj, Sara jane Henle, Miriam Bender, Vivian Frith, Gilberta Nickles QVice Presidentj, Eileen Hein, Arlene Froman, Jean Kilco fSecretaryj, Juanita jones, Miss Bye QAdvis0rj. Fourlh Row-Esta Venosdle, Ethel Paul, Mary Boron, Gloria Hengevelt, Marie Shcetz, Doris Boker, Eileen Noftsinger, Helen Schnuer, Shirley Dickerhoff, Winifred Wensel, Mary Greenfelder, Caroline Smith, Mildred Reikowski, Evelyn Sigler, Lorraine Krause, Eleanor Bender, Doris Sefert. Fifth Row--Dolores Rohr, Catherine Schneider, Alice Foltz, Thelma Reikowski, Rita Halter, Violet Hawk, Dorothy Good, Doris Good, Delores Hamel, Angie Marzilli, Genny Foltz, Kate Oliver, Pearl Hines, Eileen Rohr, Clara Hines, Dorothy Weisgarber, Pat Fisher. Absentees-Elsie Ramsire, Alma Reikowski, Helen Kimel. The F. H. A. and the F. F. A. entertain their parents and teachers at their annual banquet. 3 s 3 Sl gg, . .. wx 'xjmjm LSR? A wb K ggi gg NN S5564 9 'sf M5 Div W - SSM Q F 5 Q ffifh i ff On 1 I Hi-Y First Row, left to right-Bill Hammen, Donald Sauder Qllresidentj, Jay Dotson fVice Presidentj, Arden Carlson fSecretaryj, Gene Diana flleporterj, Mr. Gcib QAdvisorJ, Bobby Riggs. Second Row-Richard Shilling, Paul Fiscus, Robert Heltzel, Max Traxler, Dick Hill, Bill Hawk, Howard Greenfelder, Roger Sauder. Absentee-Wade Hawkins Cfreasurerj. Girl Reserves A-X, 5 First Row, left to right-Ethel Paul, Mary Boron, Doris Sefert, Mary Ferguson, Leatrice Turner fSecretaryj, Hope Alene Garner, Jean Rampelt, Ellen Braucher, Esta Venosdle. Second ,Row-Gloris Hengevelt, Eileen Noftsinger, Kathleen Oliver, Genevieve Foltz, Betty Floom, Delores Sharrock, Gilberta Nickels fPresidentj, Winifred Wensel, Miss Simon fAdvisorj. Third Row-Marie Sheetz, Dorothy Good, Katherine Schneider, Alice Pendleton, Doris Good, Shirley Dickerhoof ffreasurerj, Delores Hamel, Mary Greenfelder. Absentee.:-Doris Kimel fVice Presidcntj, Violet Hawk. This puge sponsored by Stark Co. Milk Producers Association, 122 2nd St, S. W., Canton, Obio 34 Junior Class Play l ffm. 1 y SPRING FEVER Left fo right-Gilberta Nickels, Aunt Maud , joe Smith, Prof. Bean , Bob Fasnauglit, Mr, Percelng Delores Sharrock, Mrs. Percelng Betty Finger, Lou Herrera , Ralph Scliarver, Edd Burns g Don Sauder, Mr. Dexon g Joan Vivian , Gene Diana, Vick Louisvg Dean Cable, Howard Brant g Marjorie Stark, Ann Percelng Pat Gilson, Mrs Spangler. Literary and Debate ,, .5 .., l I 2 MWMJW 1 vl A First Row, left lo righf-Campbell Adamson, Betty Duling, Dewey Bosley, Alberta Lantz, Seudcler Kelvie, Howard Roby, jack Miller, Robert Dobson. Second Row-Juanita Jones, Beverly Boyd, Carol Dewalt. Sponsored by SNYDER FEED CO. Vitality Feed, Larro Feed, Grinding and Mixing. Cornen Nortb 5 lst St. N. W. Massillon, Obig 35 Hoss, Q ,Wa 2 I ' Pl 4' ze Y Q J: v ' 7 if if 5 , fvfV4iQE?' .?NW7f55TgQf. . .lloWmQKE5TJg? 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Photography - - - - Bob Iiasnaclit Sales Managers ---- - Loyola Sclinrvcr, lflsic Rnmsirc Business Managers - Perry Krislmcr, Dunno Diana, Max Trnxlcr, Bob Dobson, Filccn Hein, Betty Floom. Typists ---- Sara Hcnzc, Loyola Sclmrvcr Adviser - - - Mr. Ramga 37 fl ,gi ii ,Q Scholarship Team First Row, left to right-Campbell Adamson QAlgebra lj, Harriet Shreve 1French IJ, Leatrice Turner QShorthand IJ, Kath- leen Oliver CTyping IJ, Doris Longworth QFrench IIJ, Loyola Scharver fShorthand IIJ, Juanita Jones flinglish IVJ, Eileen Rohr QBi0logyj, Eileen Hein flliologyj, joan Hoss CEnglish lllj, Betty Duling QWorld Historyj, Bob Dobson fEriglisl'1 HQ. Sefllnrl Row-Roger Sauder CAlgebra lj, Avonel Smith flinglish lj, Kathrine Williams CGeneral Sciencej, lrene Toth fShort- hand lj, Ethel Paul QEnglish Illj, Anna Mae Ballard fllreneh llj, Miriam Bender Clinglish Ill, Sara jane Henze fShort- hand HJ, Delores Sharrock ffyping U, Alberta Lantz QGcometryj, Patricia Gilson CFrench IJ, Jimmy Chievitz QEnglish IJ, Mr. Sauder. Third Row-Bob Watts fLatin lj, Bob Collie QAmerican Historyj, Gene Daily fAmerican Historyj, Herbert Bressler iBook- keepingj, Perry Krisher Qliookkeepingj, jay Dotson fChemistryj, Dick Chantler CGeometryj, Howard Roby QWorld Historyj, Donald Sauder CChcmistryJ,'Dick Hill QLatir1 IJ, Dewey Bosley QLatin Ill. ,vm ii Photography Club Left to right, scaled-Lionel Buhecker, Anna Mae Ballard, Doris Longworth CTreasur-erj, Lucille Ballard, Florida Bozzacco, Norman Price, Lewis Jones, Wayne Harper fSecretaryj. Left to right, sfanding-Paul Griffith, Gene Maurer, Donald Oser, Dick Long, Stanley Seifert. Absentee-Bob Langenfeld Cllresidentj. The nosy Iunior peeking through the window-Bill Hammen. Compliments of Kanner's-Massillon's Store for Men and Boys 0 32 Lincoln Way East, Massillon. Ohio 38 I . P 1 9 Q55 9 i J Y A an we 'ff f 5: 9 R 4 Huff' x 4 3 9 .ffifizmzi 'X -f' ' ,1,,,m x Q, , xg KQV .. ijshm X A-,MQ sffli if Q U., Sig- 2 Ep.: , I H' vig. fa: ,ff-fiiaxffel. wg- A 3 a , -l:..s4fm8x. J.- W .1 X 4 'ffn if x z .Af Lflffffqvibkf V 7' J ,, . .y 3 N , li-1 4 f Hag. V iff y t,,' fy f' 6 'Ky Zisw ,A QJY'-?.f,',,5,x4 5 +wQmamfvQKgi 5,41-'S i ff 'wA'g.f.,,v 47,5 A Q gr ' ' Qsmif It xxll ,Q nl WG, .gm Q wi, 589:33 L4 XM ff' xW ,, 'vm 1 1 M Ai B , f 2 uf gg, fx ? aimsfaw aw.-Q x- xi-4 in Eff Mi s.. 5, ,ij-x,. '-Js:'.fM'Ui .WY 4. ,A ff f aj-1,wi,g.w?,R1w+:,1gsg1v Aww 6 ,C ,ca , A . . iqmm A V .Mi Sw f Q- x6jgix U i X 'I f ff 'nsiqw f ' K . f sq WF , ,W 4 4 sf- A ' all L W 'NFFUEV , Q X At ' as , s. ' P, S mf- , in az ,af x A , , 5, Hits iwfn!.,s 4. 3 aban- bww N' ,M Ss. ,.. ww in QA mn A M 0 V' 'J' PM mv? ns: A 4' ihsv-vis. . ,Mtv xi-.pm tal 6 .. hh. wwf all V' Q I Ti. K AQ F .,-wv g-253, ' in 3,1-f,fn ,. , HQ-. L11 af' e , ,, J, s .. . 'I W , 0 ,,, r W t H' Above-Daily cuts back on an end run-Kraus and Eckenrode blocking. Cvnlcr-Collie intercepts a pass and runs it back for a substantial gain. Opposing team is Brewster. Bottom-Kraus gets OH good kick. Compliments of Economy Wall Paper Store, 225 East Tuscarawas St., Massillon, Obio. Headquarters for Nu-Enamel 40 W Fooiihall 35,4 ef x fa. First Row, left to right-Howard Roby, Robert Flickinger, Walter Beazel fManagersj. Second Row-Stanley Seifert, Dick Chantler, Fred Flickinger, Steve Krause, Bob Collie, Gene Daily, Herbert Bressler, Henry Neidert. Third RWW4-Leroy Konen, Eugene Dobos, Bob Fosnaught, Bob Reicowsky, Max Traxler, Dale Smith, Bob Heltzel, Robert Langenfelt. Fourth Row-Mr. Richards fCoachJ, Bill Hawk, Donald Seifert, Ross Hoffman, Dick Reicowsky, Blaine Braueher, Harold Hoffman, Mr. Dobson QAsst. Coachj. SEASON'S RECORD They jackson They Iurlexon They Iackxon Greensburg 0 6 Canton Twp. 0 12 Middlebranch 26 6 Navarre I3 0 Canal Fulton' 0 ' 12 East Canton 0 19 Brewster 14 12 Greentown 0 13 North Canton 13 0 FOOTBALL SEASON On September 20, we opened the 1941 football season. In the initial game a strong defense plus some good passing netted jackson a 6-0 victory over Greensburg. The next Friday we lost our first league game to a powerful Navarre team 13-0. Again we suffered the taste of defeat after the Polar Bears dropped a heart-breaker to Brewster 14-12. .Iackson's second triumph of the season came after scoring an upset over Canton Twp. 12-0. Tallying on two passes jackson captured another victory by defeating Canal Fulton 12-0. For seven long years, jackson grid fans have waited for a victory of these age-old rivals, Canal Fulton. For the third week in a row Jackson tasted the fruits of victory. This time the victims were Greentown by a score of 13-0. The highlight of this game was the spectacular 105 yard run by Steve Kraus for one of the touchdowns. jackson's victory string at 5 was snapped by a highly spirited and powerful Middlebranch team 26-6. Once again we returned to Winning ways by downing a fighting East Canton 19-0. Steve Kraus had a field day scoring all three touchdowns. On Nov. 15 jackson played one of the best games of the season but North Canton succeeded in winning 13-0. Thus, as you see, jackson had a very successful season under its new coach, Mr. Richards. Best Wishes from The Brown Lumber Co. 0 405 S. Erie St., Massillon, Obio 41 l HENRY NEIDERT-Another senior who has played his last game for Jackson. Henry played on the line and in the backfield equally well and will be a hard man to replace next year. Concn RAYMOND Ric:-:Aims an DICK CHANTLER- -- Sharon's gift to Jackson. A first year man who proved himself of var- sity caliber. He played a tough game at end and netted several long gains through passes. STEVE KRAUS-Steve, with a natural ath- letic ability, developed into one of the fastest, hardest running backs. A triple- threat man, he furnished the top run of the season with a 102 yard touchdown dash at Greentown. DALE SMITH - A sophomore with a great deal of promise. His size, weight, and aggressive- ness were prime factors in mak- ing him a dangerous lineman. EUGENE Donos--After being shifted several times, Dobos was finally placed at guard. From this spot in the line, he played a tough, heads-up game. FRED FLICKXNGER - If there were a most improved player award given at jackson, we feel sure that Fred would be the most likely candidate, for after playing only a few minutes in the 1940 season, he stepped into the line-up this year and played an outstanding game at center. Compliments of Lewis and Greenbo-Dependable Furniture at Reasonable Prices 0 Dial 9607 0 Nortb Canton 42 ,lj 4 .0 ilj'h1 J,y fa I .fy ,pile Z yr ASSISTANT COACH KENNETH DOBSON fffijfl . E fff-4' Bon COLLIE-'ODF captain and quarter- back. Assigned these two difficult tasks, he carried them both well. In addition to this his blocking was hard and accurate and many long gains were the result of GENE DAILY-Being one of the fastest men on the team, Yak was destined to be one of the chief ball-carriers. An elusive and tricky back, he netted several large gains for this year's team. HERBERT BRESSLER - Being the heaviest man on the team, Herb obviously was a constant threat to the opposition. He played practically every minute of ev- ery game and was outstanding among the linemen. Bon FASNACHT- Another first year man who came through with flying colors. Bob played a smart, hard-charging game and was a constant threat to the opposition. his pass-catching ability. Bucit .KoNEN-Although small Buck proved his merit in fast charging and smart, hard'block- ing. NORTH CANTON SUPPLY-Only the Best in Food:-Coal-Feed. Plume 93 60. 43 MAX TRAXLER-After being in- jured at the beginning of the season, Max finally came into the line-up 'about half-way through the schedule. .His size and speed were his main weap- ons as he battered his'way into the opposing backfield. ,t 4 M, K U wi Q v ni at 1 'r if A 4. Nl' iff' .Wai W Mm 6 4 we 9-sl . L.-f.a.iv '9 M 4, jf A R,1,Ef,,, ., . x , Nikita ' K' 'X M sage? rw? if fzwiflh si- Top-Daily on another end run. Kraus paving the Way. Middle-Kraus about to be brought down after intercepting a pass. Below-Daily attempting a drop kick for the extra point. Compliments of C. N. Vicary Co., Canton, Obio Sports Coats and Slack: for every occasion of summer wear. 0 Coats 316.95 0 Slacks 36.95 44 Basketball 4 3 , . . i . , N, F s Voss I z 1 1 M A. L 3 Km'f'Ii11g, Icff 10 rigbl--Dick Long QManagcrj and Walter Beazel. Silling-Henry Neidert, Dan Iceman, Steve Kraus, Gene Daily, Argcl White, Sfamfing-Mr. Richards CCoachJ, Fred Fliekinger, Max Traxler, jay Dotson, Stanley Seifert, Dick Chantler, Mr. Dobson fAssistant Coaehj. SEASON'S RECORD Thcy Iafkwn They Iwkmn On Nov. 18 about 35 candidates turned out for basketball. This number was soon cut to about 18 Navarre 27 26 Canton Twp. 59 37 Louisville 32 27 Brewster 45 40 regular members. Beach City 22 23 Marlboro 32 45 . l V . A e egmmng 0 t e season was rat er isappoint- Hartville 34 30 Navarre 45 35 Th b f h h d Uniontown 32 35 Gfggnggwn 38 43 ing but the team soon hit their stride and turned in N- CHHIUU 44 24 ESS! Canton 20 43 several rather spectacular victories. Waynesburg 35 40 Canal Fulton 60 44 Greensburg 33 42 Middlebranch 41 34 Although the final average W35 OUIY 50013 the East Sparta 39 55 N. Canton 50 34 squad exhibited a smart and well-balanced team in TQURNAMENT the majority of the games. 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In A . hw , B f I, ' ' fi s ' J ,FT-'J B Uxx In-A , x La'-A' 3 hx. .Il 'a ,f I 'K ff' x I fvINI I E v Y, Q, in lmxwm- 1 T. 53 'V 'Xremx NX H In the above pictures, rigbf-Ncidert and White wait for the rebound. Lef!-Daily fakes and follows through with a set shot. In ilu' lower picture, Baseball Tram, First Row, left to righf-Bob Helrzel, Dick Hill, Dick Long, Dale Smith, Billy Erwin, Red Langenfeld, Bill Hammen, jack Miller, Buck Koncn, Don Seifert, Bob Watts, Harold Hoffman, Mr. Richards. Second Row, lrfl to right-Ross Hoffman, Gene Daily, Steve Kraus, Don France, Dean Cable, Dean Dye, Mr. Dobson, Max Traxler, Dick Chantler, Fred Flickingcr, Bob Collie, Ralph Scharver. 48 Reserves Siiling, lvfl lo right-Robert Dobson, Richard Chantlcr, Don Sauder, Robert Collie, Bob Langenfeld. Standing-Assistant Coach Kenneth Dobson, Bill Hammen, Norman Price, Ross Hoffman, Robert Helrzel, Willard Snyder, Roger Sauder, Dick Long. Jr. High Baskelhall Team First Row, left fo righf-Mr. Richards, Yale Wyles, Carl Nist, Mac Iceman, Albert Lantz, Herbert Snyder, Mr. Dobson. Ifff ff' Vigbf-JOHN H055, Berry CYOUC, Elinor FliCkif1gCl', ENCH Srnmd Roux-Dick Long, john Philp, Lcon Kurtzman Thomas Brauchcr. Singer, Ernest Morris, Gerald Carnes, Dick Hickey. 'Nb-x X it my 5 E X,-w-iLx E X Q? x , , 4 Q A V' up K gli -1 r b 1 if 1 em Q A Lf I lr 'X f My mix W Elementary Grades Christmas time again for the kiddies 51 ,A A SIXTH GRADE Firii Row, lefi lo right-Barbara Brant, Barbara Hoffman, Carol Shafer, Helen Wertz, Beverly Essig, Alice Braucher, Alice Schill, Lois Ann Smith, Mary Jane Albrecht, Mary Greco, Patsy Kulla. Sefomf Row-Rose Ellen Baker, Duane Maurer, Robert Brown, Blaine Hochstetler, James Leonard, Donald Cornelius, Billy Thompson, Duane Bricker, Paul Dreyer, jr., Richard Wetzel, Bobby Fliclringer, Kenneth Keller, Chas. Ludwick, Miss Ruby Whiteleather. Third Row-Joseph Rohr, Billy Wise, Harry Conley, jack Ford, Jacqueline Zahler, Marguerite Langenfeld, Barbara Ann Greenfelder, Ruby Garner, Mary Ann Frank, Edwin Hoss, Philip Miller, Roland Grandjean. Fourth Row-Bernard Harper, Robert Easterday, Herbert Braucher, Richard Cropper, james Domer, Leo Rohr, Kenneth Whitmyer, Max Leonard, Donald Blile, Billy Harper, Scott Shreve. Absz'n!z'f'x-Leonard Safreed, Marshall Bosley, Eddie Bucher, Miriam Smart, Nancy Grametbauer, Norma Jean Snyder, Billy Hines. FIFTH AND SIXTH COMBINATION First Row-JGary Harper, Bob Morton, Archie Leonard, Herman Horn, joretta Kiefer, Florence Moll, Shirley Pritchard, Harold Nixdorf, Doris johnson, David MacKim, Richard Lutz, Millard Oberlin. Seromf Roux-Dale Rohr, David Grametbauer, Naomi Mayfield, Rita jean Rachel, Ralph Wertz, Dale Harper, Dwight Keller, Gloria McClelland, Kay Fisher, Donna Kiefer, Opal Nye, Felice May, Miss Brevoort. Third Row-Betty Pickins, Stella Marzilli, Rosa Mae Marchand, Alice Griffiths, Caroline Kuder, Helen Campbell, Clcona Hana, Lola Mae York, Joyce Philp, Rosemary Rosche, Marguerite Walslx. Fourlh Row-Charles Uplinger, Andy Neidert, Richard Markham, Lester Iceman, Army Marzilli, Peter Neidert, Jerome Eckroate, Donald Elliott. 52 FIFTH GRADE First Row, left to right-joan Duffie, Jackie Williams, Betty Wolfe, Catherine Radel, Carol Ross, Nancy Taylor, Joanne Artman, Robert Crofut, Carl Wise, Richard Smith, Dallas Baird, Tommy Brown, Jackie Bucher. Second Row-Miss Strohl, Theresa Rambo, Eleanor jo Ramsire, Betty jane Thomas, Gloretta Holt, Hazel Bretz, Pat Deetz, Margaret Truett, Myrtle Saylor, jean Boughman, Nancy Schworm, Mary jane Bashford, Anna Brand, Kenneth Rook. Third Row-Dick Coursen, Stanley Richeson, Norman Dunn, Betty jean Swonger, Mary Evelyn Seifert, Blanche Shafer, Mar- teena Gardner, Ray Rogers, William Martin, Leo Reikowski. Fourth Row-David Stoudinger, Kenneth Rohr, Harry Yoho, Harvey Anderson, Paul Smith, Arthur Swonger, Billy Holt, Paul Radel, Thomas Rohr, John Schill, David Cornish. Absentees-Harry Bucher, Ruth Caldwell, Norma jean Haer, Ralph Miller, Billy Herman, Donald Zurschmit. FOURTH GRADE First Row, left to right-Marilyn Rohr, Nellic McClelland, Ardcn Mercier, Jean Yarman, Thelma Maurer, Marilyn Grandjean, Carolyn Greco, Betty Wetzel, Ronald Malinowski, Donald Pry, Charles Stroble, Martin Rohr, Billy Neidert. Second Row-Ray Morton, Bobby jones, Aldene Miller, Charlene Miller, Carol Hawk, Vernon Tabellion, Gloria Ricker, Alfreda Rohr, Marjorie Gross, Louise Uhrich, Gene Weisgarber, Flora Uplinger, Thelma Shafer. Third Row-Luther Miller, Louis Moll, Louis Rohr, Jeanette Yearkcy, Thelma DeWalt, Roland Langenfeld, Tom Rosche, Dale Turske, june Markham, Marie Sogorka, Alvin Sims, Jean Schott. Fourth Row-Harold McClelland, joe Marchand, Norma Hollinger, Gene Smith, Warren Smith, Maxine Wolfe, John Blile, Richard Helder, Mary Wise, Rita Seifert, Harold Radel. 53 THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE First Row, Iefl to right-Janice Bigler, Anna Danner, Viola Clieyney, Cloyse Cheyney, Lucille Nist, Evelyn Brown, Donald Buckle, Glorine Domer, Helen Jones, Beverly Boron, Patricia Cranston. Second Row-Virginia Cox, Arlene Bricker, Treva Ford, Cynthia English, Marlene Carnes, Helen Blile, Olive Eckroate, Elaine Frank, Betty Smith, Julia Ann York, Pauline Floom. Third Row-Mary Easterday, Mary Lou Fiscus, Eleanor Gjertsen, Jean Gallion, Nancy Collie, Phyllis Essig, Glenn Bender, Roy Gardner, Donald Brown, Dale Floom, Arthur Bartchy. Fourth Row-George Batims, Max Cheyney, Thomas Pancake, Robert White, Kermit Ferguson, Kenneth Ferguson. Abxentees-Angella Halter, Joan Kraus, Harriet Allen, Ralph Christensen. THIRD GRADE First Row, leff to right-Allen Wood, Phyllis Johnson, Doris Wagoner, Jeannette York, Joanne Gross, Bonnie Parra, Janice Schill, Ruth Martin, Mary Metz, Janet Keller, Joyce Traxler, Raymond Halter. Second Row-Marlene Rachel, Helen Greenfelder, Lois Rohr, Donna Jean Lutz, Edith Wolfe, Joann Renner, Rosanna Rohr, Paul Miller, Robert Thomas, Donald Muckley, Francis Langenfeld, William Kinsey, Gerald Kiefer. Tbirrl Row-Melvin Venosdle, Charles Miller, Leonard Maxhimer, Gilbert Hines, Junior Getz, James Hardy, Ronald Gross, Clement May, Walter Nist, Harry Kuder, Robert Safreed, Stanley Harper. Fourth Row--Dorothy Johnson, Alice Kelvie, Max Kimel, Margaret Davis, Jack Fink, Stanley Palmer. Leo Malinowski, Robert Burwell, Mary Catherine Geib, James Zahler, Miss Oakes. 54 SECOND GRADE First Row, left to rigb!-Lenella Mercier, Aljean Bigler, jimmy Crawford, Patty Maydock, Shirley Miday, Howard Haynes joseph Greco, Rodney Dreyer, Frank Moll, Audrey Fiscus. Second Row-Patricia Singer, Margaret Geib, LaVonne Hess, Gerald Marchand, James Holmquist, Lowell Leonard, Marlene Holt, James Allen, Mary Ludwick, Joan Marchand. Third Row-Kenneth Boyer, Paul Beard, james Braucher, Carl Swonger, Miss Miller. SECOND GRADE First Row, left to right-Beverly Yarman, Robert Nixdorf, Shirley Shammo, Evelyn Wolfe, Noel Smith, Darrell Miller, Carl Safreed, Donald Wetzel, Dick Wise, Donald Schalmo. Second Row-Nedra Kraus, Patsy Stroble, Charlotte Bergener, Hugh Stockert, Dorthia West, Eugene Seifert, Linny Ross, Donald Rohr, Jean Rowe. Third Row-Audrey Scharver, Clifford Anderson, Rodney Anderson, Paul Spencer, Miss Henry. Absenteex-jean Mackim, Joanne Mack, Donald Schcetz, Mary Lou Sees, Harry Shriver, Evelyn june Wilker, Kenneth Miller. 55 1 FIRST GRADE First Row, left to right-Gay Gorman, Shirley Kirsh, Larry Koontz, jack Mackim, Francis Boron, Norbert Halter. Gerald Hines, Lois Hollinger, James Danner, Edward Brand fseatedj. Second Row-Dale Radel, David Kline, Norma Gerstenslager, Carolyn Kimel, Martha Eckert, Mary Keller, Shirley Ann Eck- haus, Dale Hamel, Richard Herman, joy Lee Horn, Blanche Goodman, Richard Harper, Jack Malinowski. Thifd Row-'Ralph,May, Bill Burwell, Donald Good, Ruth Ater, Dorothy Cheyney, DonaIMarie Floom, Roy Blile, Mary Lou Fall, Edward Carnes, Doris Crofut, Nan Gross, Cullen Maxhimer, Margaret Kutz. Absentees-Peter Haidet, Evelyn Heimer, Virginia Campbell, Charlene Blackstone. FIRST GRADE First Row, left to right-James Edwards, Edward Uhrich, Anna Mary Rohr, Shirley Rohr, Donna Rohr, Janet Smith, Edith Uhrich, Dorothy Schill, James Marchand, Dale Rohrer. 4 Second Row-Shirley Nickels, Duane Ricker, Sally Marnin, Estelle Saylor, Barbara Shafer, Ruth Safreed, james Rohr, Ronald Pritchard, Shirley Livingston, Sue Swart, Loren Wagoner, .Kenneth Muckley, Eugene Rice. Third Row-Pauline Nickeson, Dolores Miller, Marie Weisgarber, Dolores Schauer, Gladys Davis, James West, Joseph Uhrich, Carlton Oberlin, Mike Murphy, Kenneth Venosdle, Charles Leonard, Miss Evans. 56 1 5 l X RTR 4wfiWsm ls The grades present their annual Christmas program for the P. T. A. I Calendar Monday, September 8, 1941 Seventh grader: Could you tell me how to find Junior High Study Hall?,' Thursday, September 11, 1941 Election of Cheerleaders: Rah! Rah! Rah! Saturday, September 20, 1941 We got the team, we got the fight -Jackson 6, Greensburg 0. Tuesday, September 24, 1941 Assembly: We hear some delightful Scottish songs. Friday, September 26, 1941 Sophomores hold their first Roller Skating Party. Jackson loses iirst League game to Navarre 13-0. Friday, October 3, 1941 Band goes to Fawcett Stadium for McKinley High School. Saturday, October 4, 1941 Brewster nips Jackson 14-12 on our own field. Wednesday, October 8, 1941 Seniors have their first blowout in form of a wiener roast. Saturday, October 11, 1941 Jackson topples Canton Township 12-0. Seniors celebrate again with a Roller Skating Party. Saturday, October 18, 1941 Jackson brings home another victory from Canal Fulton. 12-0. Monday, October 23, 1941 Assembly: The Potter and His Wheel. Thursday, October 23, 1941 Jackson defeats Greentown. 13-0. Friday, October 24, 1941 Ah! A day off! Teachers go to Cleveland. Thursday, October 30, 1941 F. F. A. treats the F. H. A. to a wiener roast. Saturday, November 1, 1941 Middlebranch game 6-26. J. T. A. A. had a wiener frazzle. Friday, November 7, 1941 School displays their skill at the fair. Saturday, November 8, 1941 We show East Canton our stuff. 19-O. Monday, November 10, 1941 Booster Club meeting. Beat North Canton: Wow! Tuesday, November 11, 1941 Jackson band struts in Massillon. 58 Calendar llloniinuedl Wednesday, November 12, 1941 Band parents sponsor supper to buy new band uniforms. Friday, November 14, 1941 Dear old Jackson loses to North Canton again. 13-0. Saturday, November 15, 1941 The Band was invited to the Massillon football game. Monday, November 17, 1941 Booster Club talks over plans for the football banquet. Tuesday, November 18, 1941 Students get shot. QOnly by the Camera Man.J Wednesday, November 19, 1941 The boys receive their polar bears and letters at the foot- ball banquet. Thursday, November 20, 1941 We think it's Thanksgiving fat least we celebrated itj. Wednesday, November 26, 1941 Oh, Romeo, my Romeo! -It's only the Junior Class Play, Spring Feverf, Friday, November 28, 1941 Navarre topples Jackson 27-26. Saturday, November 29, 1941 Louisville defeats Jackson 32-27. Friday, December 5, 1941 Jackson edges Beach City in first league basketball game. 23-22. Saturday, December 6, 1941 Hartville wins over Jackson 34-30. Tuesday, December 9, 1941 Jackson vs. Uniontown 35-32, overtime. Our favor. Saturday, December 13, 1941 North Canton cleans up on Jackson 44-24. Friday, December 19, 1941 Jackson nips Waynesburg 40-35. Wednesday, December 24, 1941 Santa Claus is coming to town. Junior girls act as hostesses for the boys at a spaghetti supper. Saturday, January 3, 1942 The boys start the New Year with a victory over Greens- burg 41-33. Wednesday, January 7, 1942 Mr. Guy Bingham speaks to Seniors on Vocations and points out a few of their faults. Friday, January 9, 1942 Jackson upsets East Sparta 55-39. 59 lil lllfg Calendar lflonlinuedl Saturday, January 10, 1942 Canton Twp. drowns Jackson 45-40. Friday, January 16, 1942 Brewster captures Jackson 45-40. Saturday, January 17, 1942 We go to Marlboro and come home victorious 45-32. Wed. 86 Thurs., Jan. 21-22, 1942 Days everyone looks forward to- examinations! Friday, January 23, 1942 Navarre does it again-45-35. Tuesday, January 27, 1942 We take over Greentown on their own floor. 44-38. Wednesday, January 28, 1942 Band Parents hold a very successful steak supper for the benefit of new band uniforms. Thursday, February 5, 1942 Chl am I full! -The F. F. A. and F. H. A. annual banquet. Friday, February 6, 1942 Victory, Victory is our cry! East Canton 20g Jackson 48. Saturday, February 7, 1942 Canal Fulton sweeps Jackson off their feet. 62-34. Thursday, February 12, 1942 Community Institute takes place. Friday, February 13, 1942 Middlebranch spills Jackson 41-34. Saturday, February 14, 1942 North Canton thumps Jackson 50-35. Tuesday, February 17, 1942 All the Juniors and Seniors reform and go to church. Thursday, February 19, 1942 Jackson loses first tournament game to Greentown 43-41. Friday, February 27, 1942 Hartville tosses Jackson from tournament. Monday, March 2, 1942 Hi-Y starts selling defense stamps. Friday, March 6, 1942 ThenGirl Reserves skating party went over with a boom, and not only on the floor! Friday, March 13, 1942 Superstition didn't prevent the Juniors from giving a successful dance-they even had a band! 60 Calendar lllonlinuedl Tuesday, March 17, 1942 The girls are wearing the pants now! Wednesday, March 18, 1942 The boys said, If the girls won't show their legs we willli' Up with the pant legs-on with the skirts! Saturday, March 21, 1942 Contestants get high ratings in the County Ensemble held at Canton Twp. Monday, March 23, 1942 P. T. A. sponsors a variety show given by the Alexander's Trio. Saturday, March 28, 1942 Seniors go to Canton Twp. to take General Scholarship ICSI. Friday, April 3, 1942 At last, another day off! Itis Good Friday. Friday, April 10, 1942 District Band, Orchestra and Vocal travel to Kent. Saturday, April 11, 1942 All aboard for the District State Scholarship. Wednesday, April 15, 1942 The little tots have their Music Festival. Saturday, April 18, 1942 District Solo and Ensemble. Friday, April 24, 1942 The Band goes to Columbus for the State Finals. Friday, May 1, 1.942 It is the first of May and Music Festival day. Saturday, May 2, 1942 The District State Scholarship Test held at Kent. Saturday, May 9, 1942 Final Spelling Contest held at Canton Twp. Friday, May 15, 1942 Seniors give their annual class play. Saturday, May 16, 1942 Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom held at Shady Hollow Country Club. Sunday, May 24, 1942 The end is almost near when Baccalaureate services start. Tues. 86 Wed., May 26-27 Alas, what we all have been waiting for-exams! Friday, May 29, 1942 That long awaited day has arrived, but it hasn't been long. 61 Alumnae George Beam Oscar Cailson Robert Ebersole Laverne Gill Frank Halasz Vasey Herman Howard Keck Gibson Ritenour William Sisler Carl Tritt Paul Wyles Rae Floom Charlotte LeBeau Helen Ramsire Agnes Reikowsky Hazel Rettiq Geraldine Turner 1 932 Lloyd Bower Iohn Crissinger Howard Donaldson Robert Eckroate Robert Gray Philip Krisher William Rohr Harry Wernet Evelyn Ashton Helen Carnes Edna Dice Mildred Floom Elsie Geib Ethel Good Ruth Keck Edith Lewis Crystal Price Florence Young 1933 Carl Bachtel lay Daily Sylvester Eckenrode Edward Gyoriy Howard Henry Harold Marchand Dwight ' Mills Kenneth Reeves Paul Schott Arthur Tonn Aretta Brewer Dorothy Boron Clara Gracy Dawn Holl Georgia Sullivan Mary Wyles 1934 Melvin Albrecht Andrew Bocinec Carl Brothers Paul Brothers Richard Christian Walter Pick Alvin Hamilton Guy Laursen Earl Lindenberger Carl Lutz Albert Morris Arthur Poe Glenn Reeves Ralph Rohr Dale Rohrer Iohn Russell Thomas Scheetz Arthur Snyder Iohn Zulic Catherine Berdel Wilma Bower Roma Bozzacco Catherine Foltz True Gehman Mildred Henry Ruth Hess Kathryn Keck Margaret Miklos Viola Myers Iona Myers Bernice Palm Edna Reikowski Eileen Rodebaugh Arline Rohr Carolyn Rohr Rheta Small Edna Stockert Adelia Tilton Evelyn Yost 1935 Delbert Axe William Beam Frank Bocinec Carl Braucher Edmund Conley y Robert Dew Kenneth Floom Homer Grant Robert Helder Russell Kiko Glenn Kuntzman Harry Kuntzman William Mead Raymond Pry Benjamin Reikowsky Howard Rohrer David Saylor Leslie Turner Clement Valot Iohn Wyles' Sarah Ashton Rose Haas Rita Hinkel Glenna Holl Kathryn Marchand Margaret Marchand Lucille Miller Dorothy Mill Wreathyl Pettigrew Irene Sonnhalter Virginia Strouble Elna Wuske Helen Yost 1 936 Robert Barnhart Keith Bender Lynn Buchtel Adam Callahan George Crissinger Ioseph Marzilli Donald Rodebaugh Ralph Shook Frederick Strouble Iohn Swiqart Ralph Yarman Paul Ziesmer Iune Boerner Edna Boron Martha Eckroate Betty Gray Hilda Ioseph Blanche Konen Dorothy Kramer Geraldine Mitchell Ethel Mowder Mary lane Reeves Florence Rohr Dawn Rohrer Mary lane Sigler Geraldine Sheridan Inez Smith Margaret Snyder Myra Tabellion Marie Wackerly Virginia Welland Betty Workinger Della Wuske 1937 Americo Bozzacco Charles Cook Richard Dew Raymond Getz Wilbur Huthmacher Delmar Kaufman Iohn Marzilli Robert Russell Albert Sheridan Ioseph Tilton. 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MITCHELL, Manager HUMMEL'S 'l' Good Things to Eat Largest Varieties- and Wear Lowest Prices NORTH CANTON, OHIO Phone 93 52 67 A Thrifty Graduate Buys His Suit at STONE BROS. 104 Lincoln Way MASSILLON - OHIO All-Wool Graduation Suits 516.90 and 518.90 Massillon Seed 86 Supply Company Garden, Field, and Lawn Seeds Poultry Supplies Bulbs and Sbrubbefy Pets and Pet Supplies Phone 8500 139 First St. N. W. Phone 3-0 1 56 DUMONT'S ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT akli' 134 Second Street S. E. CANTON, OHIO Vitamins for Victory BRING YOUR KITCHEN UP TO DATE WITH A NEW ELECTRIC RANGE Save Good Vitamins and Minerals For your own Defense The Ceres Supply Co. Robert R. Hess 8: Son MASSILLON, OHIO 'A' Manufacturers of Ceres Fresh Feeds Distributors of Ouaker Oats 0 Ful-o-Pep Feeds Millers of High Grade Pastry and Blended Family Flour You Save MONEY when you EXCHANGE your wheat for CERES FLOUR PLENTY of POWER for DEFENSE and YOU Congratulations ak CLASS OF 1942 THE AUSTIN SCHILTZ OHIO PUBLIC SERVICE Shoe Rebuilding C0' NORTH CANTON, OHIO SHULAN, Jeweler THE u1'rLE STORE or me VALUES Finest Quality DIAMONDS ' WATCHES JEWELRY YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU CAN BUY ELSEWHERE FOR LESS SPILLMAN'S Country 9931 eats Route 241 Wales Road Ext. MASSILLON, OHIO Massillon Recreation THE ISHN L HERMAN STRONG ACIQJTO SUPPLY Bowling - Billiards 48-56 First Street S. W. Massillon, Ohio MassilIon's Recreation Center Everything for Automobiles Radio Supplies, Electrical and Battery Service The Young Salesmen who sold us this space said: Practically everyone around us reads the EVENING INDEPENDENT. We said: Good, keep up the good work. HENCE, THIS AD. Thanks, people of Iackson Township The Evening Independent MASSILLON The Koons Wall Paper Co. Wall Paper ' Pain! Window Shades ' Linoleum Venetian Blinds 'A' 55 North Erie Dial 4434 En joy . . . M E L L O Dairy Products North Canton Dairies Dial 9750 GROSS HARDWARE STORES HARDWARE, BUILDERS' SUPPLIES, HOUSE QAngie,s Beauty Shoppe PERSONAL HAIR STYLING FURNISHINGS, PAINTS, OILS, RADIOS, 'A' GAS and ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Phone 9-1124 A III Deal for Your O DoIIar Hours 9 to 6 125 W. Maple St NorI'h Canfon Greenfown, Ohio NORTH CANTON NORTH CANTON CLEANERS 163 North Main St. Dial 9754 NORTH CANTON, OHIO II! Odorless Dry Cleaning NOTICE, BAND! Before you buy your new instrument, see WM. E. STRASSNER The mcm of many years of band experience FOR QUALITY AND PRICE CALL: Strassner's Music Studios 112 McKinley Ave. N. W. Znd Floor Phone Z-6209 YOURS FOR is VICTORY THE I-IOOVER COMPANY 70 Compliments of ROCHE and SWARTZ Tlaotograploers Commercial Tortrait Framing Phone 2-4533 1206 Cleveland Avenue N. W. CANTON, OHIO RIVYAL TYPEWRITERS Dealers tor Stark Co. Standards 8: Portables WE SELL, RENT AND REPAIR ALL MAKES Advance and retain your speed by renting cr typewriter during vacation. BENS TYPEWRITER CO. 336 Fourth Street N. W CANTON, OHIO 71 ri ,Muni null' ' Q iC'..t GRADUATES IN DEMAND Would you like to be a secretary. a typist. a bookkeeper. an accountant, or an assistant to cz business executive? The demand for trained office workers is greater than we have ever known. Young men and young women are needed. They are needed both by local industries and by the Government. Prepare for a better position and permanent employment by attending Canton-Actua1- located in one of the great defense areas of the country. CALL AT THE COLLEGE. WRITE. OR PHONE 3-5908 FOR A FREE CATALOG A Modern Drug Store for Prescriptions, Kodaks, Parker Pens, your convenience Medicines THE SHAFER-MESSERLY DRUG CU. THE REXALL DRUG STORE When in need of drugs or medicines our store is close to you. We give you what you ask for and try to help you when you are undecided ..... May we be of service to you. NORTH CANTON, OHIO 'kit Our prices are as low as elsewhere Your patronage is desired 72 Compliments of The Mohler Lumber Co. LUMBER, MILLWORK, BUILDERS' BEN BRAUCHER SERVICE General Auto Repairing SUPPLIES 'M' Blacksmithing Norfh Canton, Ohio Phone 9-9864 SHREVE AND NELSON VOLUNTEER STORE Groceries ' Meat ' Hardware ' Shoes Paint Dealers Quality Products And Leading Brands To Give Satisfaction To The Giver Greensburg, Ohio Tel. MA-1851 CHICKEN FISH McDona1dsville Inn Heinie and Frances Urmetz F RUG STEAK The Way To A Better Job! Don'+ be saiisfied wiih any kind of a job-here Jroday and gone iomorrow. Train yourself for a betier job-a fob ihai leads foward a future, wiih better pay, beiier hours, belier surroundings. We are placing every irained , student. Ask 'For furfher information- No ob'igal'ion the lllassillen Commercial Institute, lncorporaied A. E. PATTON, Director of lnstruciion Fourth Floor, The Ohio-Merchants Bldg., Massillon, Ohio Telephone 3 Day and Night Classes 43 l Enter Any Time 73 LEWIS AND GREENHO Dependable Furniture at Reasonable Prices Dial 9607 ' North Canton C Sport Coats Zridsilgzilglfoxeigery occasion SUPPLY Only the Best in Foods--Coal--Feed cog m W co BIRDSEYE FROSTED FOODS Slacks from WMM A . Phone- 9360' 56.95 Barkley, Smart-Form Foundation Garments Individual C. 8: D. Dresses, Slips, Lingerie, Hose MEN'S' APPAREL Represented by A Phone 9560 Massillon, Ohio ANGLEMONT FARMS Ice Cream Only the Best N. Canton 99672 ' Phone ' Massillon 6322 HERB'S SERVICE HERBERT SCHALMO, Pro p. COM PLIMENTS OF Ge 51'5',Li5gP:ZiZf,a d SCH RADER Bnos. 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