Jackson High School - Scoop Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1951 volume:

1 1 766 .5 I ACKSON HIGH SCHOOL Massillon. Ohio R. D. No. 3 FOREWORD VJe, the onnuoi stott, present the Scoop ot '51 ond hope thot in the iuture you moy find mony memories recorded omonq its pdqes. We hope mony hours ot enjoyment will he spent Wondering down memory's lone. CONTENTS Chooter Pdqe 1 Administrdtion 3 2 Ciosses 13 3 Activities 27 4 Athletics 41 5 Grordes 55 6 Ads 71 Thirteenth Annual Edition DEDICATION We, the class ot '51, dedicate this annual to our class adviser, Mrs. Hyde. All the advice and time she has qiven to the class activities will never be forgotten by the seniors. 2 CHAPTER ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION ik-11 SEATED: Mr. George Dobson, Vice President, Mr. William Essiq, Clerk, Mr Murray Collie, President. STANDING: Mr, H. C. Sauder, Supeririiendent Mr. Marion DeWalt, Mr. Marion Conkie. Secretary, Iurie Markham 4 ADMINISTRATION Superintendent, H. C. SAUDER Our pleasant, efficient superintendent is always ready to lend a helping hand. His helpful attitude has meant much to the students ot Iackson. High School Principal, PRESTON M. LAWRENCE Mr. Lawrence is boys counselor and gives much help to the seniors in vocational guidance. He also shows a deep personal interest in the students and their school activities, 5 Mr. Walter Amacher Shop VII, I, II Mechanical Drawing Phomqrdphy Club Adviser Mr. Kenneth Dobson Solid Geometry Trigonometry Business Arithmetic Physics Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach Mr. Paul Eshler Vocational Agriculture Adviser to F. F. A. Mrs. Flo Gault Dramatics English VIII, IV Adviser to Sophomore Class FACULTY 6 Mr. Charles Breden Instrumental Music High School Vocal Music Miss Arleen Dodez Typing Shorthand I, ll Bookkeeping Office Practice Adviser to Times Staff Adviser to Commercial Club Mr. Robert Fife Math VII Boys Physical Education Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Mr. Elmer Geib English I, II French I, Il Adviser to Sr. Hi-Y 1 Mrs. Florence Hyde American Literature Latin I. II Adviser to Latin Club Adviser to Senior Class Girls' Counselor Mr. Preston Lawrence High School Principal Civics, Sociology American History H. S. Attendancs Boys' Counselor Mrs. Margaret Piatt Home Economics Adviser to F. H. A. Mrs. Mildred Ramga English VII Librarian Adviser to Ir. Y-Teen Miss Constance Kauffman Girls' Physical Education History and Geography VII Adviser to I. T. A. A. Mr. Dan Matthews Math VIII Algebra I Plane Geometry Adviser to Iunior Class Mr. Cecil Ramga General Science Biology Adviser to Annual Staii Adviser to Freshman Class Mr. Robert Scott World History Public Speaking I. Il Debate Reading, Writing. Spelling VII MAINTENANCE BUS DRIVERS: William Haymaker, Iohn Crissinger, Charles Geib. Herb Schalmo. Leo Snyder George Rettiq, Lawrence Teeple, Winfred Shook. IANITORS: Herman Pelrach. Glenn Yant, Ralph Gross. 8 The Seniors delve into English Liierciure under Mrs. Gcxulfs kindly direclion Mr. Dobson explains the principle of the pulley io his physics students. 9 4 Bookkeeping proves its value under Miss Dodez's supervision. Mr. Lawrence guides the Iuniors through the historical foundation of our nation. Mechanical Drawing made interesting under Mr. Amucher's guidance. IO Mrs. Hyde makes Latin interesting to the Freshmen. The Ssphomcres lecrz the correct usage oi our English language in Mr. Ge'b's class. Mr. Eshler shows the Freshman-Sophomore Agriculture Class the importance oi keeping records i I I LIBRARIANS SEATED: Charlene Blackstone. Nancy Harper. report- Paul Hassman, Ioan Smith. Marcia Murphy. Sharlyn er, Marilyn King. historian. Blanche Goodman, trea- Smith. Sue Swart, Mary Keller. TOY D99 Gemind. Mrs. surer. Nancylee Renner. secretary, Carol Brick, vice Ramqa. adviser. Larry Teeple. president. Dorothy Iahnson, president. STANDING: OFFICE GIRLS ROW 1: Ierry Hernandez. Ioanne Benner, Iune Mc- son, Helen Greenfelder. Mary Metz, Ann Foltz. Audrey Connell, Iune Gross. Barbara Mechlinq. Phyllis Iohn- Dow. Patty Iolliff. son. Donna Lutz. ROW 2: Sue Miller. Dorothy Iohn- 12 CHAPTER CLASSES SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Louie Rohr fSqt. Iohnson fTreus.J, Iohn Maurer CSgt. CLASS CLASS CLASS at Armsb. Phyllis Dow CSecy.J, Iohn Murphy Wice Pres.i, Ronnie Gross at Armsi. Audrey fPresJ. COLORS - Green cmd Whiie FLOWER - Whiie Carnation MOTTO - Onward forever. backward never. e E Adviser: Mrs. Hyde has given the Senior class much help and advice in the various ac- tivities in which the class participated. They wish to thank her for her guidance during their hiqh school days. C, C, H., I4 THOMAS ALBRECHT College Entrance Halt a man's wisdom goes with his courage. l-li-Y l,2,3,4, Pres. 2,47 Sec. 37 Class Play 37 Annual Staff 47 Foot- ball l,2,3,47 Basketball Co-Captain l,2,3,47 French Club 3,47 Pres. 47 Class orticer l,2,3, Sgt. at Arms l, Pres. 2,37 Picture Operator 2,3,47 Scholarship Tests 2. IANICE BIGLER, College Entrance A kind heart is a iountain of gladness. Y-Teen l,2,3,47 Choir l,37 Latin Club l,2. BEVERLY BORON College Entrance Responsibility walks hand in hand with capacity and power. Y-Teen l,2,3,47 Band l,2,3,47 Ma- jorette 3,47 Orchestra l,237 Class Play 3,47 Times Staff l,2,37 Annual Staff 27 Latin Club l,2, V. Pres. 27 French Club 3,4, Treas. 47 Pho- tography Club l,27 Debate l,3,47 N.F.L. 3, 4, Treas. 37 National Hon- or Society 3,47 Music Contests 2, 3, State Contest 27 Prince of Peace 47 Scholarship Tests l,2,3,47 County Band 2,37 Music Ensembles 2,37 N, F.L. Student Congress 37 Football Attendant 47 Girls Basketball 3. ARLENE BRICKER College Entrance What is worth doing at all, is worth doing well. Y-Teen l,2,3,4, Program Chairman 3, Songleader 47 Choir l,2,3,47 Class Play 3,47 Times Staff 27 An- nual Staff 3,47 Latin Club l,27 Pho- tography Club l7 National Honor Society 3,41 Music Contests 2,37 Prince of Peace 47 Scholarship Tests 2,3,47 Music Ensembles 2,3,47 Girls Basketball l,3,4. GLORINE DOMER College Entrance A light heart lives long. Y-Teen l,2,3,47 F.l-LA. 47 Choir l, 2,3,47 Class Play 37 Latin Club l, 27 Photography Club 17 Music Contests 2,37 Prince of Peace 47 Music Ensembles 2,37 Girls Bas- ketball l,37 Debate l. HELEN BERRISFORD, General Charm strikes the sight but merit wins the soul, F.l-LA. 3,47 Girls Alf1l9ilCS Club l7 Horizon Club l,27 Bexley liigh School l,2. HELEN BLILE. Commercial The truly generous is the truly wise. Y-Teen l,2,3,47 F,l'l.A. l,2,3,47 Choir 1.2.37 Band 17 Orchestra i7 Com- mercial Club 3,47 Girls basketball l,2,3,47 Office 4. ANNA BRAND, Commercial The unspoken word never does harm. Y-Teen 1,41 F.H.A. 2,3,47 Commer- cial Club 3,4. ANNA IANE DANNER College Entrance True to her work, her word, hex' friend. Y-Teen l,2,3,4, Chaplain 37 Choir l,3,47 Class Play 3, Prompter 4, Music Ensembles 47 Times Statt 47 Annual Staff 47 Latin Club l,27 Prince of Peace 47 Scholarship Tests 3j Girls Basketball l,3,4, AUDREY DOW, Commercial Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound together. Y-Teen l,2,3,47 F.l-LA. l,2,3,47 Choir l,2,37 Class Play 3,47 Times Statt 3,47 Asst. Editor 47 Commercial Club 3,4, V. Pres. 37 Photography Club l,2,47 Music Contest 37 Class Officer 2,3,4, Sec.7 Librarian 27 Football Attendant 2,37 Football Oueen 47 Girls Basketball l,2,3,47 Office 47 Music Ensemble 3. ALLEN ELSASS, General A man of the world must seem to be what he wishes to be thought. Hi-Y 3,45 Band 25 Football 35 Mid- cllebranch l-LS. 1,25 Booster Club 1. Class Play 4. JACK FINK, General A man ol honor is one who is faithful to his word. Hi-Y 2,3,45 Choir 1,2,35 Class Play STC1f5e Manager 35 Football 25 Bas- ketball 15 Photography Club 1, ELAINE FRANK College Entrance A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find. Y-Teen l,2,3,45 Choir 15 Times Staff 1,4, News Editor 45 Latin Club 1,21 Librarian 15 Office 25 FOOT. ball Attendant 1. ARTHUR GETZ, IR., General He is the wise man who is the honest man. l-li-Y 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,25 Band 1,2, 3,4, V. Pres. 45 Orchestra 15 Swing Band 2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Stage Mgr. 35 Basketball 15 N.F.L. 45 Mu- sic Contests 2,3,4, State Contest 35 Prince of Peace 3,45 Speech Con- tests 3,45 County Band 35 Music Ensembles 2,3,4. DONALD GREENWALT, General Speech is great but silence is greater. l-li-Y l,2,3,45 Baseball 35 Lorin An- drews 1. PATRICIA ERVAN, Mixed Happiness is not perfected till it it is shared. Y-Teen 1,2,35 F.l'l.A. l,3,45 Choir 1, 2,35 Commercial Club 25 Latin Club 15 Photography Club 15 Music Con- tests 25 Music Ensembles 25 Class Officer 35 Lehman 15 Compton lr. College 35 Speech Contest 3. ANNABELLE FOLTZ, Commercial There is wisdom in generosity as in everything else. YATeen 1,3,45 Choir 15 Commercial Club 45 Speech Contests 15 lones 1-l. S. 15 Washington H. S. 25 Speech Club 1. MARY CATHERINE GEIB College Entrance The only way to have a lriend is to be one. Y-Teen 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Choir l,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Or- chestra 15 Swing Band 2,3,45 Class Play 35 Times Stall l,2,35 Annual Staff 3,4, Editor 45 Latin Club 1,25 Photography Club 1,45 National l-lonor Society 3,45 Music Con- tests 1,2,3,4, State Contest 35 Prince of Peace 45 Scholarship Tests 1,2, 3,45 Music Ensembles 1,2,3,45 De- bate 1. HELEN GREENFELDER Commercial The cheerful live longest in years and afterward in our regard. Y-Teen 1,2,3,45 El-l.A. 3,45 Choir 2,35 Class Play 35 Commercial Club 3,4, Treas.5 Office 45 Girls Basket- ball 1,2,3,4. IUNE GROSS. Mixed Happiness seems made to be shared. l:.l'l.A. 1,2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Prompter 35 Times Stall 2,3,45 Commercial Club 45 Latin Club 1,25 Photography Club 15 Debate 2,45 N.P.L, 3,45 Librarian 45 Prince of Peace 45 Speech Contests 3,45 Scholarship Tests 15 Librarian 25 Office 3,45 Choir 1,25 Band 2. RONALD GROSS College Entrance Men are great only as they are considerate and kind. l-li-Y l,2,3,47 Choir l,27 Band l,2, 3,4, Pres. 47 Orchestra l,27 Swing Band 3,47 Class Play 3,47 Stage mqr.7 Annual Staff 47 Football 27 Baseball lj Latin Club 1,21 Music Contests 3,47 State Contest 3j Class Officer Pres. 47 District Band 37 lflusic Ensembles 3,4. DOROTHY YOHNSON College Entrance How wise one must be to be al- ways kind. Y-Teen 3,47 F.l-LA. l,2,3,47 Choir l,2,37 Class Play 3, Prompter7 Times Staff 3,47 Commercial Club 47 Latin Club l,2f Photography Club l7 Librarian 2,3,47 Office 47 Li- brary Club 4, Pres. PATRICIA IOLLIFF. Commercial What sunshine is to flowers smiles are to humanity. Y-Teen 2,37 F.H.A, 2,3,47 Commer- cial Club 3,47 Office 47 'Wooster f-LS. l,2,3. ALYCE IEAN KELVIE College Entrance Never a dull moment. Y-Teen l,2,3,4, Pres. 27 Band l,2, 3,47 Orchestra l,2,37 Class Play 3,47 Times Staff l,2,3,4, Editor 47 Girl's Basketball 3, Co-Captain7 Latin Club l,27 French Club 3,4, Sec. 47 N.F.L, Student Congress 37 Photoa- raphy Club l,27 Debate l,2,3,47 N. F,L. 3,47 National f-lonor Society 3, 47 Music Contests 2,37 Prince ot Peace 4: Speech Contests 47 Schol- arship Tests l,2,37 Music Ensem- bles 2,3. DONNA LUTZ. Commercial A good laugh is sunshine in a house. Y-Teen l,2,3,47 F.H.A. 3,41 Choir 2,31 Class Play 3, Prompter7 Com- mercial Club 3,4, Sec. Ili Girls Bas- ketball l,2,3,47 Office 4. IERRY HEHNANDEZ. Mixed The highest wisdom is continued cheerfulnessf' Y-Teen l,27 F.l'l.A. l,2,3,47 Class Play 3, Make-up7 Commercial Club 3,47 Latin Club 17 Photogra- phy Club l7 Office 4. PHYLLIS IOHNSON, Commercial A kind heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Y-Teen l,2,3,4, V. Pres. 27 F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Treas. 47 Choir l,2,37 Times Staff 47 Annual Staff 4, TYplSlj Commercial Club 3,4, Reporter 47 Photography Club l,2,4f Class Of- ficer 3,4, Treas.7 Librarian 27 Girls Basketball l,2,3,47 Office 4. IANET LEE KELLER College Entrance Do the duty that lies nearest thee. Y-Teen l.2,3,47 Choir 17 Class Plays 3, Properties7 Latin Club l. 27 French Club 3,4, Sec. Treas. 37 Girls Basketball l,3,4, Co-Captain l,37 National Honor Society 3,47 Class Officer l, Treas.7 Scholar- ship Tests l,2,37 Cheerleader 47 Play Proniptcr 4. NANCY SUE LOCKE College Entrance 'l'rue happiness is found in mak- ing others happy. Y-Teen l,2,3,47 Choir l,27 Class Play 3, Properties7 Latin Club l,2, Sc . 27 French Club 3,47 Girls Bas- ketball l,3,47 Prince of Peace 47 Speech Contests 47 Scholarship Tests 2,3. IOHN MAURER Vocational Agriculture He who has a firm will molds the world to himself. F.F.A. l,2,3,4, V. Pres. 4: Football l,2,3,4, Co-Captain 47 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4: Baseball 2,3247 Class Officer 2.3,4, Sgt. at Arms. , IUNE MCCONNELL Mixed Some cause happiness wherever they go. YfTeen l,2,37 F.H.A, 4, Historian 47 Office l,47 Coventry H.S. l,2,37 Spanish Club 37 F.T.Z-X. 37 Gym Show l. IOHN MESSMAN. Mixed Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. Hi-Y l,27 F.H.A. 3,47 Football l,2, 3,47 Baseball l,2,3. PAUL MILLER. Mixed He is great enough who is his own master. Hi-Y l,2,3,47 Chciz' l7 Fcotbctll l, 2,37 Photography Club l,3. DAVID MOHLER College Entrance Worry is a waste of time. Hi-Y l,2,3,47 Choirl7 Class Play 3,47 Latin Club l,Z, Sgt. at Arms 27 Photography Club l,27 I.T.A.A. l, 2,3,4. JOHN MURPHY College Entrance Learning makes a man fit com- pany for himself. Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Chaplain 3,4, Choir l,47 Class Play 3,47 Times Staff 3,4, Bus. Mgr. 47 Annual Staff 47 Foot- bcll 2,37 Latin Club l,27 French Club 3,47 N.F,L. Student Congress 3,47 Debate Varsity Team 2,3,47 N. F.L. 3,47 National Honor Society 3,47 Class Officer 4, V. Pres.7 Prince of Peace 47 Speech Contests 2,3, 47 Scholarship Tests 2,3. BARBARA MECHLING. Commercial He that inquires much learns much. Y-Teen 2,37 F.H.A. 3,47 Choir 27 Commercial Club 3,47 Office 47 Girls Basketball 37 Class Play 4. MARY METZ, Commercial It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Y-Teen l,2,3,47 F.H.A. l,Z,3,4, V. Pres. 47 Band l,2,3,4, Sec. 37 Or- chestra l7 Swing Band 37 Times Staff 47 Commercial Club 3,4 Pres. 47 Girls Basketball l,2,3,47 Photog- raphy Club l,47 National Honor Society 3,47 Music Contests l,Z, 3,4, State Contest 37 Class Officer l, Sec, l7 Office 47 Cheerleader l7 Class Play 4. SUETTA MILLER, Mixed A good friend is batter than sil- ver or gold. Y-Teen 3,47 F.H.A. 47 Choir l7 Times Staff 47 Commercial Club 3, 47 Latin Club l7 Treas. of Home Room 27 Librarian l7 Office 47 Washington High 1.2. RAY MORTON, Mixed A gallant man needs no drum to arouse him. PPA. l,2,47 Football l7 Ph.-itcge raphy l,2. BONNIE PARRA College Entrance Kind words are the music oi the world. Y-Teen l,2,3,47 F.H.A. 47 Choir l, 2,3,47 Band l,2,3,47 Orchestra I7 Class Play 3, Make-up7 Times Staff l,47 Girls Basketball 3j Latin Club l,27 Music Contests 2,3,47 Photogra- phy Club 1,47 Librarian l7 Music Ensembles 2,3,4. PAUL RICHARD PENICK College Entrance Most powerful is he who has himself in his own power. Hi-Y l,2,3,4, V. Pres. 2, Treas. 3, Sec. 45 Class Play 3,45 Times Staff 45 Annual Staff 3,4, Bus. Mar. 45 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l5 Latin Club 1,25 National Honor Society 3,45 Class Officer l,2, Pres. l, Sat. at Arms 25 Picture Operator 2,3, 4, Head Operator 45 Scholarship Tests l,2,45 Pres. National Honor Society 45 Class Play 3,4. LOUIS ROHR Vocational Agriculture It is the will that makes the ac- tion good. F,F.A. l,2,3,4, Pres. 45 Football l, 2,3,4, Co'Captain 3,45 Class Offi- cer 3,4, Sgt. at Arms. BRUCE SCHRADER College Entrance Courage is always greatest when blended with meekness. Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Choir 1,25 Class Play 3, Stage Mqr.5 Football l,2,35 Bas- ketball ly Latin Club l,2, DOLORES MARIS STANLEY College Entrance Kindness is virtue itself. Y-Teen l,2,3,4, Sec. 2, Treas. 3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 Band 345 Class Play 3,4, Bus. Mqr.5 Times Staff 25 An' rzual Staff 3,45 Latin Club l,25 Girls Basketball l,3,45 Class Officer 2, Treas.5 Prince of Peace 45 Music Contest 4. IAMES ZAHLER College Entrance He who does the most good is the greatest man. Hi'Y l,2,3,45 Choir l,45 Band l,2, 3,45 Orchestra 1,25 Swing Band 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Times Staff 45 Foot- ball l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Lat- in Club l,2, V. Pres. 25 French Club 3,45 Pres. 3, V. Pres. 45 Photo' qraphy Club l,25 National Honor Society 3,45 Music Contests l,3,45 Scholarship Tests l,2,35 County Band 3,45 Music Ensembles 3,45 Annual Staff 4. IOANNE IUNE RENNER, Commercial One of the sublimest things in the world is plain truth. Y'-Teen l,2,3,45 F.l'l,A. l,2,3,4, Pres, 4, County Pres. 45 Choir 1,25 Band l,2,3,45 Orchestra 15 Swing Band 2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Times Staff 45 Annual Staff 4, Typist Commer- cial Club 3,45 Girls Basketball l, 2,3,45 Photography Club l,45 De- bate lj Music Contests l,2,3,4, State Contests 35 Office 45 I.T.A.A, l,2,3,45 Music Ensembles l,2,3,4., RICHARD SAUNIER. Mixed The secret of success is constancy of purpose. HLY 2,3,45 Choir lp FOOibGll 1.2: Basketball lg PhotoqrCIPhY Club 11 25 Class Play 4, ROLAND SIMON College Entrance lt is the wise head that makes the still tongue. I Hi-Y' 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,4: I-Ulm Club l,2, Photography Club l,25 t.T.A.A, t,2,3,4. CLYDE TIPTON. Mixed Take the world as it is not as it ought to be. HY 2,3,4, Basketball li Baseball fn A SENIOR SKETCH Television has a knack for displaying the unusual. -This was the thought that passed through the woman's mind as she watched a play taking place in the dream world. The people acted as natural among the misty clouds as on solid earth. It was late and as she watched the screen her eyelids droopped, her head nodded. She made one last effort to stay awake and gazed at the screen. The figures blurred and then became distinct. But each actor had assumed the form of a 'Sl Senior. As she noted each familiar face, unforgettable characteristics came to her mind. There was Mary M. with a sign on her back boosting the team. If you want spirit, she always has it. With her is Joanne, a girl with the courage of her convictions, a valuable friend. A rollicking cloud comes into sight with laughter pealing forth. The cause of it all is June M. The giggling girls lounging about her are: Arlene, who is forethought and has a gen- uine interest in you, Anna D., always laughing and the possessor of some wonderful religious theories, Dorothy, with a demure appearance but a contradictory gleam in her eye, Nancy, who loves to draw and has some jokes of her own, and affectionate Dolores, whom you can't help but like. Stepping through the dreamy mists is Bar- bara with a perplexed brow. One of her famous questions is in the making. Occupied thus, she passes between Roland and a television set resting on another cloud. Having been inter- rupted from his favorite pastime, he makes one of his suitable, humorous remarks. Bumping along is a cloud which John Maurer, a star athlete, is driving. Riding in it are: Allen, who has the quietness to go with his vocation of farming, Looie, as out-standing football player whom fate plotted against, Don, really a quiet guy but with a sense of humor, and Ray M., who is always in some kind of es- capade. There's an odd bright spot over there. So that's whyl Pat E. has a sparkle in her eye to match the one on her finger. Another diamond also increases the brilliance. lt belongs to June G., the girl who loves to argue. Then on the cloud just coming into sight are three girls, who were usually seen working in the school office, Patty J., the sweet school secretary for l95l-1952, Sue, a quiet girl who is interested in the career of nursing, and Ann, a friendly girl with a pleasing personality. Sitting off on a higher cloud are three more girls who are eating chocolate creamsickles and listening to Jerry vigorously uphold the merits of wedded bliss. The three are: Helen Blile, whose main love is roller skating and she's a whiz at it, Donna, who always has some witty remark, and Helen G., who is always cheerful and makes you that way too. Wisecracks are flying fast and furious from two speeding clouds. Encompassed in them are, naturally, Clyde and Dick S., the inseparable two. lt quickly passes a lolling cloud on which reclinine Dave and Paul, two boys who whole- heartedly believe in living and making merry. Not to be by-passed is the misty vehicle on which Dick P., the boy with ability and sincer- ity, Tom, an all-around athlete and master of tact, Jack M. who makes the strangest sounds and has the ability to liven things up, Jim, who enjoys music and does a lot of daydreaming, are all listening to John Murphy weild his remark- able ability with the English language. Strolling along are two dark-haired boys, Ronnie is discussing some class problems with Junior who seems to be preoccupied lprobably thinking about one of the underclassmen he gets along with so welli. Also walking through the mist is Jack F., who loves to ram around in his Ford, and Bruce, always smiling and ready with an answer. Not far behind are: Alyce, a capable leader and she always has ideas, Bonnie, who has a certain graciousness and is someone you like to talk to, Beverly, our majorette who is always there ready to lend a helping hand, Mary Catherine, always dependable and with quite a few responsibilities, Elaine, who has a hidden layer of devilishness and also stands by what she believes, and Janet, who is resting from energetic cheerleading. All of them are engros- sed in conversation. Also pondering class problems are two offi- cers, Audrey, our sweet and petite queen, and prettv, conscientious Phyllis. The picture starts to fade out as it does a quartet of faces are noticable. They belong to Anna B., usually quiet except in study hall, Glorene, who has a way with men, Janice, with a friendly smile in her eyes besides on her lips, and Helen Berrisford, always willing to co- operate. There is a cloud on which are three boys who made the long climb with the rest but didn't finish with them. They are: Ray P., who has a job, Glen, serving in the Armed Worces, and Stan, who moved to the sunny state of Florida. When the picture had entirely faded, the woman sat there a few moments longer. Then she realized the station had gone off for the night. Slowly, Mrs. Hyde got up and with a dreamy smile wondered again over the unusual- ness of television and the Class of '5l which she will always remember as a grand class. PHOTOGENIC SENIOR Phyllis Iohnson was chosen by the staff of the Troup Studio as the most photoqenic senior of 1951. 21 SENIOR CLASS PLAY George WashingtonyS1ept Here yy The Senior play was presented on April 20, l95l, lt was liked and enjoyed by Everyone. The pldy formerly had been cr rnovie. These pictures were taken beiore the presentation of the play. TO? - The entire cast. CENTER TO? -- The leads, Arlene Bricker and Iohn Murphy. CPNTER W BOTTOM - Mrs. Gault is giving helpful advice to the maior roles, Arlene Bricker, Audrey Dow, Ronnie Gross. Dave Mohler, Iohn Murphy, lim Zahler. LOWER LEFT - Some of the supporting roles. Dick Scxunier. Dick Penick, Mary Metz. Ioanne Renner. Alyce Kelvie, Iunior Getz, Allen Elsass. LOWER RIGHT - More supporting roles and the prsmffcrs. Ianet Keller, Anna Dcmter, lim Zahler, Farbara Mechling, Beverly Boron, Alyce Kelvie, Tom Albrecht, Audrey Dow, Ronnie Gross. Absent: Iune Gross. Cast Mr. Kimber ,,,,, Dave Mohler Newton Fuller Iohn Murphy Annabelle Fuller s Arlene Bricker Madge Fuller ,ss ,, Audrey Dow Steve Eldridge ss, Ronnie Gross Katie We , , Barbara Mechling Mrs. Douglas , , ss, Iune Gross Clayton Evans ss Tom Albrecht Rena Leslie ss, Beverly Boron Hester -s Ioanne Renner Raymond ss, ,,,, Iunior Getz Uncle Stanley lim Zahler Leggett Frazer s, Y Dick Saunier Tommy Hughes Allen Elsass Sue Barrington Mary Metz 1 Miss Wilcox , ,ss ,, nssss, s Alyce Kelvie Mr. Prescott ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,sn s s Dick Penick l 22 The Iumor Class Plav was given November 17, 1950. The play was iaken from the well known book of the same htle Everyone appreciates ihe hard work our director Mrs Gaul! pul into the play to help make Mr Smith lA St Louis business man! Iim Allen Evelyn Welker Shirley Dickes Evelyn Wolfe Lenella Mercier , Aliean Bigler Leon Dodez Grandpa Prophater lMrs Smiths father! , Dick Klink Katie fthe cookl Pat Stroble Mrs Wauqhap lan irate neighbor! Marlene Holt Ida Boothbv lsweet on Lonl , Pat Maydock Iohn Shephard lsweel on Rosel Duane Hopkins Fred Gregory lsweet on Idol Dick Clcmerbuck Luiclle Pentard la menace from ihe East? W, Mary Catherine Sarchet Mr Dodge lMr Smiths boss! Andy Anderson Mr Duffy lwho is uo to no goodl Bob Nixdorl onduclor Danny Dougherty Iumor Class Adviser Mr Malthews IUNIOR CLASS ROW 1: Rosanne Rohr, Aliean Bigler, Evelyn Wolfe, Margaret Geib. Pat Stroble, Bonnie Bergener, Ioy Dee Gemind. lean McKim, Pat Maydock, Shirley Miday. Shirley Shammo. Lenella Mercier, Mr. Dan Matthews. adviser: ROW 2: Floyd Lautzenheiser. Carl Safreed. Shirley Dickes, Mary Ludwick. Catherine Sarchet, Anne Little, Ianine Reed. Marlene Holt, Iean Rowe, Charlotte Berqener, Bob Nixdorf, Paul Spencer. Gerald Kiefer. ROW 3: Duane Hopkins, Dick Klink, Iim Holmquist, lack Stayer, Dan Dougherty, Marilyn Saunier. Audrey Scharver, Gerald Marchand, Bob Andrews, Bill Kauff- man. Glenn Ellington. Hugh Stockert. ROW 4: Lowell Leonard. Leon Dodez, Dick Clatterbuck. lim Braucher. Page Hoopes, Rodney Anderson, Leo Malinowski, Gene Seifert, Frank Moll, lim Allan. lack Miller. Cloyse Cheyney. Absentees: Howard Haynes, Evelyn Welker. Iane Guest. IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: V. PRESIDENT ,H Iim Holmquist TREASURER , ,,,, ,r Shirley Miday REPORTER W, W Margaret Geib SECRETARY ,,,, , H, Anne Little PRESIDENT , , Duane Hopkins SOPHOMORE CLASS K . ROW l: Adviser. Mrs. Gault. Don Scheetz. Tom Mea- gher. Larry Koontz. Iim Danner. Louella Van Sickle. Anna Mary Rohr. Martha Eckert, Sally Marnin. Shir- ley Rohr. Marlene Anushock. Iackie Mullet. Shirley Hudson, Nancy Weick. Charlene Blackstone. lack Mal- inowski. Kermit Cox. lim Staley. ROW 2: Dick Her- man. Kenny West, Raymond Halter, Ricky Preece. Ruth Safreed. Marie Weisgarber, Doralee Moran. Ioan Marchand. Mary Lou Fall. Carol Nickeson, Paul- ine Nickeson, Norman Albrecht, Jim Rohr. Don Schal- mo. David Grimminqer. ROW 3: LaVonne Hess, Mary Keller, Adrienne Bright, Blanche Goodman, George Brand. Buzz Boron. lim Edwards. Shirley Gemind. Lucille Nist. Marilyn King. lean Twyman. Barbara Haines. Karen Young. Sue Swart. Dona Floom. Kath- erine Ferguson. ROW 4: Ruth Ater. Kathleen Bryson. Lillian Nutter. Tom Brilsky. Noel Smith. Tom Strouble. Carl Swonger. Ralph Maurer. Don Good Gerald Saunier. Don Tipton. Bill Foust. Don McNutt. Dale Rohrer. Nan Gross. Delores Schaurer. Class Officers ROW 1: lean Twyman. Secretary, Lar ry Koontz. Vice-President. Gerry Sau nier. President. ROW 2: Mary Lou Fall, Treasurer. Carol Nickeson, Historian FRESHMAN CLASS ROW 1: Mr. Ramga. Adviser: Albert Richeson, Wilma M:Daniel. Walda McDaniel, Helen Malinowski, Nancy Harper, Carol Dretke, David Holmquist. Ierry Diana, Billy Burger. Carol Brick. Bonnie Kulla. Nancy Renner. Don Stevens. Bob Chevney, Iackie Biqler, Wayne Ama- cher. ROW 2: Ruth Domer, Shirley Dickeson, Terrie Seiple. Carl Geib, Iames Craig, Dick McCracken, Martie Timken, Phyllis Taylor, Earl Fosnauqht, Carolyn O'- Conner. Robert Michaels. Peggy Rohe, Ioan Scharver. ROW 3: lack Saunier, Larry Nelson, Nelson Miller, Dale Bealer, Dick Harper. Lyle Good, Sharlyn Smith. Iim Iohnston, Shirley Livingston. Louise Morgan, Carol Parr, Shirley Shonk, lanei Smith, Betty Price. Iacqueline Young, Ioan Smith. ROW 4: Wendell Goodman, lim Miller, Lindall Shatter, Merle Albrecht. Edward Carnes, Robert Taylor, Iohn Austin, Leroy Maurer. Frank Leon- ard. Roy Blile, Todd Bender, Dave Turske, Gene Stock- ert, Larry Gross, Charles Leonard. Absentees: Dean Kauffman. Larry Weiss, Carol Kauffman, Rose Wil- liams, Linda Seccombe. FRESHMAN OFFICERS PRESIDENT ,, Dave Turske V. PRESIDENT , Gene Stockert SECRETARY , Nancy Renner TREASURER ,, Ioan Scharver CHAPTER ACTIVITIES ANNUAL STAFF SEATED AROUND TABLE: Anna Dcznner. Mary Lou Fall, Carol Nickeson. Duane Hopkins. Pat Stroble. Dick Penick. STANDING: Mary Catherine Geib, Mr. Ramga, Don McNutt, Buz Boron, Arlene Bricker. Dolores Stanley. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ,,,, Mary Catherine Geib BUSINESS MANAGER W, , A , ,,,,, Dick Penick SENIOR EDITORS ,,,, Arlene Bricker. Dolores Stanley Azna Danner IUNIOR EDITORS: Put Stroble. Duane Hopkins lSportsJ SOPHOMORE EDITORS: Mary Lou Fall, Carol Nickeson, Buzz Boron. Don McNutt AD SALESMEN: Dick Penick, Tom Albrecht, Ronald Gross. Iohn Murphy, lim Zahler, Ray Penick TYPISTS: Phyllis Iohnson, Iocmne Benner. ADVISER W, ,,,,,,,,, Mr. C. A, Ramgu BUSINESS MANAGERS AND TYPISTS ROW 1: Dick Penick, Phyllis Iohnson. Iocmne Renner. Ronnie Gross, lim Zahler. ROW 2: Ray Penick, Tom Albrecht. Iohn Murphy. Compliments of I 6. I Motors Inc. - The Ford Center - Canton, Ohio 28 TIMES STAFF ROW l: Shelly Ramga. Louise Rohrer. Maureen St. mon, Anna Danner, Audrey Dow. tassociate editorl, Bonnie Parra, Nancy Harper, Marlene Anushock. ROW 2: Miss Dodez tAdviserl, Sue Miller, Dorothy Iohnson, Margaret Geib. Mary Metz, tFeature Editorl, Marilyn King, Anna Mary Rohr, Sarah Danner, David Bray. ROW 3: Carol Parr, Shirley Dickes, Anne Little, Don Shalmo. Buzz Boron. Phyllis Iohnson, Elaine Frank, tNews Editorl, Rheta Burger. ROW 4: Mary Ludwick, Ioanne Renner, Duane Hopkins, Dick Penick, Iohn Murphy, tBusiness Manageri, Alyce Kelvie, lEditor in Chiefl, Iune Gross. Absentee: Shirley Miday, tSo- ciety Editorl. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB M -,f . W -, ROW 1: Bonnie Parra, Blanche Goodman, Charlene Blacks'-vne, Audrey Dow, Evelyn Wolfe, Aliean Big- ler, Shirley Shammo. Larry Nelson, Bob Cheyney, Iack Bigler, Wayne Amacher. ROW 2: Mr. Amacher, U-idviseri, Marilynn Kinq, Phyllis Iohnson, Mary Metz, Carol Nickeson, Dick McCracken, Buzz Boron, Mary Catherine Geib, Marylyn Saunier, Audrey Scharver, Mary Catherine Sarchet. ROW 3: Ioanne Benner, Frank Moll, Gerald Marchand, Dick Klink, Todd Ben- der, Iim Miller, Don McNutt, Iohn Austin, Merle A1- bright, Wendell Goodman, Larry Gross, Kathleen Bry- SOR. Compliments oi Style Center Furs, Canton, Ohio Furs with a five year guarantee. 29 y gg gy g JUNIOR-SENIOR Y-TEENS ROW 1: Miss Kauffman. Adviser: Anna Brand, Audrey ROW 4: Glorene Domer, lanet Keller, Anne Little. Cath- Dow, Ianice Bigler, Anna Danner. Shirley Shammo. erine Sarchet. Mary Ludwig, Mary Catherine Geib. Evelyn Wolfe. Aliean Bigler. Lenella Mercier. ROW 2: Pres.: Donna Lutz, Phyllis Iohnson, Audrey Scharver. Dorothy Iohnson. Pat Maydock, Bonnie Parra, Sue Miller. ROW 5: Ann Foltz. Evelyn Welker, Arlene Bricker. Helen Greenlelder. Rosanna Rohr. Margaret Geib. Chap- Songleader, Helen Blile, Alyce Kelvie. Ioanne Benner. lain: Pat Stroble. V. President. ROW 3: Marilyn Saun- Marlene Holt, Shirley Dickes. Program Chm.: lane ier. Ianine Reed. Dolores Stanley, Treas.: Elaine Frank. Guest. Absent: Shirley Miday. Secretary. Nancy Locke. Mary Metz. lean Rowe. Beverly Boron. The Y-Teen went Christmas caroling at the Massillon supper in Ianuary. They had a panel discussion with State Hospital and the City Hospital. They sent choco- the Hi-Y participation. The annual formal dance was lates to the children in Greece to enlighten their Christ- held in March and enioyed by all. A tea for the mothers mas. The Massillon Y-Teen girls were guests at a chili ended the social events of the year. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS ROW 1: Marty Timken, Nancy Lee Renner, Ruth Domer, ROW 4: Carol Parr, Ioan Scharver. LaVonne Hess. Shirley Shonk. Darla Miller. Louise Morgan, Rosanne Shirley Gemind, Katherine Ferguson, Ioan Smith, Bar- Williams. Carol Dretke. Ioan Marchand. ROW 2: Mrs. bara Haines, lean Twyman. Marilyn King. ROW 5: Mary Ramga. Adviser: Wilma McDaniel. Carol Brick, Nancy Keller. Marie Weisgarber, Doralee Moran. Mary Lou Harper, Bonnie Kulla. pianist: Iackie Mullet. Chaplain: Fall. V. Pres.: Carol Nickeson. Sec.: Iackie Young, Shirley Hudson. Shirley Rohr. Marlene Anushock, re- Shirley Livingston, Nan Gross, Peggy Rohe. ROW 6: porter: Walda McDaniel. ROW 3: Dona Floom. Sue Lillian Nutter. Treas.: Kathleen Bryson, Ruth Salreed. Swart, Sgt-at-arms: Adrienne Bright. Blanche Goodman, Carolyn O'Conner, Terrie Seiple. Delores Schaurer, Anna Rohr. Martha Eckert. Nancy Weick, Sally Marnin. Phyllis Taylor. Ruth Ater. President: Lucille Nist, Songleader: Luella Van Sickle. The Y-Teens, under the guidance of Mrs. Ramga. theater party, Y-Teen lormal. and a Mother-Daughter opened the year with a very successful membership Tea. We also had some very interesting speakers, such drive, collecting around 55 members. The Y-Teen is not as a cosmatologist. and a girl from Germany. We are only interested in social events. but also in world fel- sure that the girls of this organiation find the club lowship, weltare service, and people from other coun- very interesting and a lot ot lun. tries. Some of our activities included a panel discussion, Compliments of Art McGrew. Rexal Druggist. Canal Fulton. Ohio 30 lUNIOR-SENIOR HI-Y ROW 1: Stan Harper, Gene Seifert, lack Stayer, Buck Keiler, Carl Satreed, Bob Nixdorf, Dave Mohler, Bob Andrews. ROW 2: lack Newlin, Iunior Getz, Bruce Schrader, lack Fink, Danny Dougherty, lim Allen, Bud Haynes, Ray Penick, Clyde Tipton, Mr. Geib. Ad- viser. ROW 3: Bill Kauffman, Hugh Stockert, Andy Anderson, lim Holmquist, Frank Moll, Glen Elling- ton, lim Zahler, Duane Hopkins, Treasurer, lack Mil- ler, Dick Penick, Secretary, Ronnie Gross. ROW 4: Roland Simon, Allen Elsass, Dick Saunier, Tom Al- brecht, President, Leo Malinowski, Paul Miller, Page Page Hoopes, lim Braucher, Lowell Leonard, Leon Dodez, Iohn Murphy. Chaplain, Don Greenwalt. The Hi-Y purpose is To create, maintain. ard extend throughout the school and commun- ity high standards ol Christian character . The Hi-Y program stands for clean speech, clean living, clean sports, and clean scholarship. The Hi-Y emblem is a triangle symbolizing the unity of mind, body, and spirit. Throughout the course of the year the club has engaged speak- ers for Hi-Y boys as well as for the student body. FRESHMAN SOPHO MORE HI-Y V y .- ROW 1: Ike Richeson, lack Bigler, lim Danner, tChap- lainl, Larry Koontz, tPres.J, Tom Meagher, Iim Iohn- ston, lack Saunier, Bob Cheyney, David Holmquist, lim Edwards. ROW 2: Buzz Boron, Kenny West, Dave Turske, CVice Pres.l, Charles Leonard, lohn Reiger, Dick Herman, Bob Berrisiord, Dick McElhenie, Larry Gross, Mr. Brumme, fAdviserl. ROW 3: Don Tipton, Roy Blile, Noel Smith, Don Good, Carl Swonger, lSgt. at Armsl, Tom Strouble, lTreas.l, Don McNutt, tSec.l, Gerald Saunier, Bill Foust, Gene Stockert, Todd Ben- der. The club organized a haskeball team and competed in the Stark County Basketball League. Swimming in the YMCA pool was enjoyed by some ol the boys. All meetings are opened by reading scripture and prayer. Three ot our boys had the privilege of attending the Stark County Hi-Y retreat. Compliments oi R. E. Hardgrove Coal Co. - Canal Fulton, Ohio Phone 2416 - Residence 2227 FRENCH CLUB ROW 1: Mr. Geib, Adviser: Shirley Dickes, Catherine Sarchet, Bev. Boron. Alyce Kelvie. ROW 2: Margaret Geib, Ianet Keller, Anne Little. Nancy Locke. ROW 3: The French Club has for its purpose the promotion of the French language among the students. Club ac- tivities consist oi reports about the French people. their Duane Hopkins, Lowell Leonard. Tom Albrecht. Iohn Murphy. lim Zahler. Absentee: Shirley Miday. culture, their country, and their life in France. Fre- quently games are played to iurnish drill for class- roo mwork. LATIN CLUB ROW 1: Mrs. Hyde, Teacher: Wayne Amacher. Larry Nelson, Secretary l: David Holmquist, Charlene Black- stone. Secretary 2: Marlene Anushock, Sgt.-at-arms 2: Carol Dretke, Walda McDaniel. ROW 2: John Reiger. Pauline Nickeson. President 2: Blanche Goodman, Carol Parr, Reporter 1: Louise Morgan, V. President 1: Marty Timken. Ruth Domer. Darla Miller. ROW 3: Iim Ed- wards. Tom Meagher, Buzz Boron, Reporter 2: Dick The Latin Club is composed ol iirst and second year Latin students. Meetings are held once a month during the regular class periods. In the spring both classes join in putting on a banquet in the old Roman Herman. Larry Weiss, President 1: Nelson Miller, Larry Gross. ROW 4: Dick McCracken, Iames Simon, Dick Harper. lim Iohnston. Adrienne Bright. Treasurer 2: Mary Keller. V. President 2: Kathleen Bryson. ROW 5: Terrie Seiple, Wendell Goodman. Don McNutt, Don Good. lim Miller, Sgt.-at-arms l: David Turske. Gene Stockert, Treasurer 1: Carolyn O'Conner. Absentee: Todd Bender. style. The Freshmen await it in fear and trembling, for they are slaves. while the Sophomores look lor- ward to playing their parts as famous Roman citizens. COMMERCIAL CLUB ROW 1: Pat Iolliff. Anna Brand. Pat Stroble. Audrey Dow. Helen Greenielder. Treasurer: Shirley Shammo. Evelyn Wolf. Aliean Bigler, Lenella Mercier. Miss Dodez, Adviser. ROW 2: Sue Miller. Ierry Hernandez. Dorothy Iohnson, Evelyn Welker. Ioy Dee Gemind, lean Rowe, The Commercial Club is made up ol Iunior and Senior girls taking a commercial course. They have Donna Lutz, Secretary: Phyllis Iohnson, Reporter: Mary Metz, President. ROW : Marlene Holt, Audrey Scharver. Marilyn Saunier, V. President: Iune McConnell. Iune Gross. Helen Blile. Iocmne Renner, Mary Sarchet, Bar bara Mecklinq, Ann Foltz. had business people speak to them: parties. and sold cards and stationery to raise money for equipment. I. T. A. A. ROW 1: Pat Stroble, President: Margaret Geib. Sec'y- Treas.: Anna Rohr, Martha Eckert. Sally Marnin. Bonnie Kulla. Miss Kauffman, Adviser. ROW 2: Ioanne Renner. Shown here are the members of the council repre- senting the student body in the I. T. A. A. It is an or- ganization formed to promote athletics in the school. Iim Simon, Roland Simon. Dave Mohler, Dick McCracken. Mary Ludwick, V. President. Every student in the high school is a member. The I. T. A. A.'s main pr:iects are the annual football and basketball banquets. F. H. A. ROW l: Bonnie Bergener, Bonnie Parra, Audrey Dow, Carol Brick. Nancy Renner. Nancy Harper, Patty Iollift, Evelyn Wolfe, Aliean Bigler. Lenella Mercier. ROW Z: Mrs. Piatt. Adviser: Anna Brand, Ioy Dee Gemind. Pat Ervan, Helen Berrisford, Anna Rohr, Reporter: lean Mc- Kim, Charlene Blackstone, Rosanna Rohr, Shirley Sham- mo, Dona Floom. ROW 3: Lucille Nist, Suetta Miller. Ianine Reed, Marie Weisgarber, Martha Eckert, Shirley Gemind, Katherine Ferguson, Phyllis Iohnson, Treas.: A few of the purposes ol the F. H. A. are to em- phasize the importance ol worthy home membership and to further interest in home economics. A county Mary Metz. V. President: Barbara Mecklinq. ROW 4: Shirley Dickeson, Pauline Nickeson, Secretary: Marilyn King, Dorothy Iohnson, Helen Greenlelder, Donna Lutz, Glorene Domer. Ioan Smith, Pat Stroble. Sue Swart. ROW 5: Charlotte Bergener. Lillian Nutter. Dolores Schaurer. Doralee Moran, lune Gross, lune McConnell, Historian: Helen Blile, Ioanne Benner, Pres.: Marilyn Saunier, lerry Hernandez. F. H. A. meeting is held every month at one oi the- schools in the county. F. F. A. ROW 1: Louie Rohr, President: Paul Spencer, George Brand, Bill Burger, Don Scheezt lim Staley, Bob Chey- ney. Mr. Eshler, Adviser. ROW 2: Carl Geib, Nelson Miller. lack Malinowski. Floyd Lautzenheiser, Norman Albrecht, Dale Bealer. Ricky Preece. ROW 3: Ray Mor- ton, Raymond Halter. Lindell Shaffer, Dale Rohrer, Hugh Mr. Eshler and his class believe that the motto of the F. F. A. best expresses their purpose: Learning Stockert, Robert Micheals. Gene Stockert, Don Shalmo. ROW 4: Tom Brilsky. Eddy Carnes, Kenneth Taylor, Leroy Maurer, Ralph Maurer, Sgt.-at-arms: Iohn Maur- er. V. President: lack Messman. Secretary: Cloyse Cheyney. Absentees: lim Rohr, Treas.: David Grim- minqer. to do-'Doing to learn-Earning to live-Living to Earn. Compliments of Herman's Food Market-On the square of Crystal Springs - Dial 9650 34 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY aww Ns A M fwryy ROW 1: Ichn Murphy, Iim Zahler, Arlene Bricker, Mary Duane Hopkins. Mary Ludwick, Shirley Dickes. ROW Metz, KSec'y l'reas.l, Icret Keller, QV. Pres.l, Dick 3: Pat Strcble, Shirley Miday Mary Catherine Geib, Penick, lPres.l, Mr. Sauder, lAdViSe!'l, ROW Z: Ilm Hofmquisi. Paul Spencer. Margaret Geib. Beverly Marleie Holt, Alyce Kelvie, Gene Seifert, Frank Moll. B'rcr1. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE v........ ., ...,l.,W...........,..,M-Mw-Af--M-'--Xf--'-'-f---N-f A . ,,,4 , , W ,..,........,,N. .M .MW .t ,M T -Af-WT., W I ... , 1 , ROW 1: Dick McCracken, Shirley Midcry lSecrelary!, phy. Leon Dodez lPresiden!l, Todd Bender, Don Mc- Louise Morgan, Marilynn King, Carol Nickeson, Mary Nvtt, Deane Hopkins. Iune Gross lTreasurerl, Mr. Scoit Lou Fall, Alyce Kelvie, Bev Boron, Buzz Boron. ROW U-ldviserl. 2: Shirley Dickes. Dick Klink, Iunior Getz, Iohn Mur- 35 ND BA R I SEN Iohn Gross, Iunior Billy Fa Wayne Amacher, -1 .-. wards, Wendell Goodman, Rohr, Fall, Shirley Lou YY on, Ma 95 ck lNi Kelvie, Caro Alyce LE: RC I C NSIDE I Sarah Danner, Clatterbuck, Ioanne Dessecker, Iimmy Decker, Bill Holben, Snyder, Anna Mary Rohr, Ronald Blate, Margar- Gerald Marchand, Barbara Todd Price, Patty Carol Rohr, Carol Brumbaugh, Donna Nutter, Iune Sauder, Haynes, Peggy wart, S Sue LE: RC I C LE ckeson. MIDD Ni Pauline ib, Ge et Parr, Dick McCracken, Bender, Ronnie Gross lPres.l. ACROSS BACK: Carol Clara Haymaker, Carol Yost Marie Barbara Wyles, Patty Frazee, Nan Gross, Bar- Iean Twyman, Larry Nelson, Dolores Stanley, Iunior Getz lVice Pres,l, Shirley cNutt, M O11 Boron, D Buzzy Boron, Carol Iohnston, Beverly FOIL Bo Bonnie lim Miller, Bob Berrislord, Mary Ludwick, Mary Metz, bara Haines, nne Renner. OUTSIDE CIRCLE: OU ib, I Ge Catherine FY Dickes, Carol Lecky, Ma en lDirectorl. ed Metz, Mr. Br Edna Parra, d. mE Ii otz, K ack r.I Bricke Beverly dn. aym Sl Faye CHL dm O0 G cmche Bl GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ROW 1: Ioan Smith, Bonnie Parra, Margaret Geib, Pres- ident: Bonnie Bergener, Rosanna Rohr, Anna Danner. Nancy Harper, Nancy Renner, Shirley Shammo, Evelyn Wolfe, Aliean Bigler, Marlene Anashok, Mr. Breden. Director. ROW Z: Nan Gross, Adrienne Bright, Sue Swart, Mary Keller, Charlene Blackstone, Evelyn Welk- er, Ianine Reed, Marilyn King, Iean Rowe, Glorene Domer, Dolores Stanley. ROW 3: Charlotte Bergner, Shirley Dickeson, Marilyn Saunier, Kathleen Bryson, Arlene Bricker. Mary Ludwick. Marlene Holt, Shirley Dickes, Secretary: Audrey Scharver, Anne Little, Pat Maydock, Mary Geib. BOYS' GLEE CLUB ROW 1: Kermit Cox. Larry Nelson, Dick McCracken, Duane Hookizs, Dan Dougherty, Mr. Breden. Director: ROW 2: Dave Turske, Gerry Saunier, lim Zahler, Iim 37 Miller, Tom Brilsky, Rick Preece. ROW 3: Tom Strouble Leon Dodez, Tom Albrecht, Ralph Maurer, Carl Swon Maydock, Mary Catherine Geib. MIXED CHOIR ROW 1: Ioan Smith, Navcy Harper, Marilynn King, Marlene Anushock, Charlene Blackstone, Nancylee Benner, Margaret Geib, Evelyn Wolf, Aliean Bigler. Shirley Shammo, Bonnie Parra, Bonnie Bergener, Nan Gross. ROW 2: Mr. Breden tDirectorl, lean Rowe, Kathleen Bryson, Sue Swart, Mary Keller, Adrienne Bright, Arlene Bricker, Audrey Scharver, Mary Cath- erine Geib, Evelyn Welker, Charlotte Bergener, Anne Little, Pat Maydock, Ianine Reed. Rosana Rohr, Anna Dznner. ROW 3: Glorene Domer, Dolores Stanley, Shirley Dickeson, Marilyn Saunier, Duane Hopkins. Tom Albrecht, Carl Swonqer, Ralph Maurer, Leon Dodez, Iim Zahler. Mary Ludwick, Shirley Dickes. Marlene Holt. ROW 4: Kermit Cox, Larry Nelson, lim Staley, Dick McCracken, Dave Turske, lim Miller, Tom Strouble, Tom Brilsky, Iohn Murphy, Gerald Saunier. Danny Dougherty, Ricky Preece. TRIPLE TRIO, Seated: Charlotte Bergener, Arlene Bricker, Kath- leen Bryson, Glorene Dome-fi. 38 Standing: Anna Danner. Char- lene Blacksi-one, Pat Maydock, Bonnie Parra, Donnie Berenger. OCTET, Seated: Iim Miller, Tom Albrecht, Iim Zahler, Duane Hop- kins. Standing: Iim Staley. Dick McCracken, Danny Dougherty, Lary Nelson. r SAXOPHONE QUARTET: Don McNu1t. Shirley Dickes, Mzry Catherine Geib. Ioanne Renner. MIXED CLARINET QUARTET: Mary Lou Fall, Margaret Geib, Carol Nickeson. Alyce Kelvie. DRUMS: Carol Parr, Larry Nelson, Dick McCracken, Iunior Getz, Dolores Sianley. Duane Hopkins. TROMBONE QUARTET: Todd Bender. Gene Stockeri, Ronnie Gross, Iim Zahler. i 39 SOLOS. Seated: Buzz Boron, Margate! Geib. Ioanne Renner. Pauline Nickeson. Standing: Iunior Geiz. Mary Ludwick. Mary Metz, Carol Parr. VOCAL TRIO: Shirley Dickes, Aliean Bigler, Mary Ludwick. MAIORETTES: Beverly Boron, Anna Mary Rohr, Mary Lou Fall. lean Twy- man. Barbara Haines.. DRUM MAIOR: Buzz Boron. 40 CHAPTER ATHLETICS VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW 1: Mr. File lCoachl, Dick Penick, lack Messman. Ray Penick, Iim Zahler, Iohn Maurer, Louie Rohr, Stan Harper, Tom Albrecht, Mr. Dobson Uissistant Coachl. ROW 2: Hugh Stock- ert, Ilm Allen, Andy Anderson. lack Slayer, Iim Braucher, Page Hoopes, Lowell Leonard, Dick Clalterbuck. ROW 3: Bill SEASON'S RECORD Minerva kept lackson on defense most of the game and won 26-7. Iackson bounced back to trim Waynesburg Mohawks to the tune of 26-6. The offensive power of the Bears was too much for the Marlboro Dukes as the 27-O score indi- cates lackson received their first league loss of the season as Navarre upset the Bears by the g g g SENIOR Kauffman, Danny Dougherty, Carl Swonqer, Ralph Maurer. Gerald Saunier, Ricky Preece, Carl Safreed. ROW 4: Buck Kiefer, Dan Good lM:maqerl, Ike Richeson tManaqerJ, Frank Mall fManagerl, Charles Leonard score l9fl2. The Bears held North Canton score- less until near the end, when the Vikings scored on a pass to win 6-U. lackson rolled over Ra- venna Twp. 33ffl2 in one of the roughest games of the year. lackson suffered an upset at the hands of Fulton before a homecoming crowd 12-6. The Bears stopped East Canton 1376 in a mix- ture of rain and snow. MEMBERS gy Iack Messman, lim Zahler, Dick Penick, Louie Rohr, lohn Maurer, Ray Penick, Tom Albrecht. Stan Harper 42 RESERVES ROW l: Mr. File lCoachJ, Don McNutt, Leo Malinowski, Merle ston. Dick Herman, Larry Koontz, Iim Holmquisl. ROW 3: David Albrecht, Leroy Maurer, Roy Blile, Tom Strouble, Todd Bender. Hooper llVlanagerl, Dave Tursl-ce, Gene Stockerl, Iohn Reiqar, Dick Hunsinger, Mr. Dobson fResrve Coachl ROW 2: Frank George Brand. Larry Weiss, Iim Simon, lack MacKim, Gerald Leonard, Kenny Venosdle, Ierry Diana, Bill Foust, lim Iohn- Marchand lManagerl. Absentees: Iim Rohr. Bud Haines. CHEERLEADERS Anne Little, Nancy Weick, Nancy Renner, Shirley Miday, Ianel Keller. 43 IACK MESSMAN: lack played his sceond year of varsity ball for Iackson. He was a fast-charging. hard-block- ing guard. Iack was equally strong on offense and defense. lack is a senior. TOM ALBRECHT: Tom. a strong tackle, showed the aqgressiveness which it takes to become a good football player. Playing his third year of varsity ball, he did a good job on both defense and offense. Tom is a senior. DICK PENICK: Dick, a senior playing his second year on the varsity. turned in a very commendable performance at center. He was a good blocker and always gave the game all he had. Dick will be missed next year. I PAGE HOOPES: Page played his first year of varsity ball and turned in a fine performance at his end position. Page is a junior. CARI. SWONGER: Carl. a sophomore. did a good job of calling signals. He is a good passer and runner. A lot is expected of him next year. RAY PENICK: Ray. injured early in the season, turned in good performances near the end of the season. Ray is a senior. STANLEY HARPER: Stan, playing his second year on the varsity. was iniured in the first part of the season and missed several games. He was a fleet-flfooted halfback who could really carry the pigskin. Stan is a senior. LOUIS ROHR: Lou. also a senior. served as co-captain on the team. Lou played very good ball although ham- pered by iniuries most of the season. IOHN MAURER: Iohn. a fast-charging, hard-hitting tackle, served as co-captain on the team. Iohn is a senior. HM ZAHLI-IR: Iim. a senior halfback, played his second year of varsity ball for Iackson. He was very shitty and a good runner. lim was always a threat to the opposition. 44 IACK STAYER-lack played his second year on the Varsity. He was a hard-blocking guard and a defensive standout who was in on nearly all the tackles. lack was elected Captain of the team for next year. DICK CLATTERBUCK-Dick alternated at the halfback position. He was a fast, hard runner and a good player. Dick is a Iunior. GERALD SAUNIER-Gerry, a strong defensive halfback, played his first year of Varsity ball. He was a constant threat to oppos- ing runners. Gerry is a Sophomore. BILL KAUFMANN-Bill. a Iunior, playing his first year of Varsity ball. was one of Iackson's outstanding backs. He was forced to miss the last few games because of an iniury. A lot is expected of Bill next year. HUGH STOCKERT- Hugh. a rugged hard-blocking guard. was a very capable replacement. A lot is expected of Hugh next year. LOWELL LEONARD-Lowell, a Iunior. played his first year on the Varsity. He was a defensive bulwark at his position of line- backer. A lot is expected of him next year. GERALD KEIFER-Buck alternated at the- guard position. He shows a lot of promise and a lot is expected of him next year. Gerald is a Iunior. RALPH MAURER-Ralph, playing his second year on Varsity. proved to be a good end. His height combined with the desire to catch the ball made Ralph a good pass receiver. Ralph was chosen as an All-County End. He is a Sophomore. IIM BRAUCHER-lim alternated at the guard position. He did most of the place-kicking assignments for the team. lim is a Iunior. BUB LEONARD-Bub played his first year of Varsity ball. He was an outstanding line-backer. making many hard and vicious tackles. Iust a Freshman, Bub has three years to play ball. CARL SAFREED-Carl. a Iunior. with lot of football know-how. played his first year on the Varsity and was a defensive bul- wark despite his small stature. A lot is expected of him next year. IIM ALLEN-Iim played his first year of Varsity ball and was a capable replacement at any of the backfield positions. A lot will be seen of lim in the future. lim is a Iunior. DAN DAUGHERTY-Dan. playing his first year. was a very capable replacement at center. Dan turned in a good performance. He is a Iunior. RODNEY ANDERSON-Andy. a big tackle. played his second year on the Varsity. He held down his side of the line very well, being equally strong on offense and defense. Andy is a Iunior. RICKY PREECE-Ricky was another fine defensive back. making many hard tackles. A lot is expected of him in the future. Ricky is a Sophomore. UPPER LEFT: Unidentiiied Iackson back stopped by North Canton aiter short gain on end run. UPPER RIGHT: Kauffman stopped by Navarre. LOWER LEFT: Kaufiman around end against North Canton. LOWER RIGHT: Iackson on defense against Navarre. LEFT: Co-Capatins Zimmerman and Stanford ot Canal Fulton and Albrecht and Stayer of Iackson. ABOVE: Safreed and Leonard closing in on Navarre. Zahler breaking loose against Navarre. Iackson tackler siops Navarre with Maurer closing in. RIGHT: Leonard, Saireed and Stayer combine eiioris to siop Navarre. FOOTBALL QUEEN tm-M ff W MWMK' AUDREY DOW, a cute Senior, was crowned Homecoming Queen at the Canal Fulton game. She also reigned as Queen at the Football banquet. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP: Nancy Weick, Sophomore, Anne Little, Iunior, Audrey Dow. Queen, Beverly Boron. Senior, Nancy Lee Renner, Freshman. These girls were chosen by the Football team to represent their respective classes. CENTER: The Maiorettes, Queen and her attendants with their escorts during the crowinq ceremony. LOWER LEFT: The Queen and Co-Captains, Iohn Maurer and Louie Rohr. These boys were injured during the middle of the season and were unable to play in the Home- coming qame. LOWER RIGHT: The Queen and her attendants after the crowning. 48 -FX VARSITY How l-Carl Safreed, Bill Kauffman, Tom Strouble, Andy Anderson, Hugh Stockert, lim Zahler. lack New- Hoopes, Ralph Maurer, Iohn Maurer, Tom Albrecht, Leo Malinowski. lin Mr. Dobson, coach. Row 2-Carl Swonger, Page e They We Waynesburg B7 East Sparta Magnolia 35 North Canton Middlebranch 57 Canal Fulton Hartville 46 Ravenna Twp. Uniontown 33 Navarre East Canton 39 Alumni We They 50 Magnolia 44 43 Waynesburq 62 W..--if They We They 70 50 Beach City 48 45 34 Greentown 35 59 70 Brewster 41 35 58 Ravenna Twp. 50 37 44 Navarre 58 57 We They 48 Middlebranch 37 31 Middlebranch 42 RESERVES W.. Row 1-Dave Turske, Don Schalmo, Bub Leonard, Dick McElhenie, Kenny West. Row 2-lohn Reiqar, Manager: 50 Dick Hunsinger, Manager: Duane Hopkins. Don Good, Leroy Maurer, Roy Blile, Gene Stockert, Mr. Fife, Coach FRESHMEN ROW 1: Wayne Amacher, Billy Burger. Bobby Cheyney, Albert Richeson, Iackie Bigler. ROW 2: Iames Craig, Larry Weiss, Larry Gross. Edward Carnes, Iohnny Reiqar. lim Iohnslon, Mr. Matthews. Coach. Albrechl lakes rebound in alumni game. Ralph Maurer watches for the rebound against the Alumni. An- xious haxds wail for the ball. Our iailhlul cheerleaders inspire the team. 51 These folks see that the basketball games keep going. LEFT: Timekeeper Messman. Scorekeeper Klink. MIDDLE: Cheerleaders: Nancylee Benner. Nancy Weick, Shirley Miday, Ianet Keller. RIGHT: Coaches File and Dobson. Hoopes fights for the hall with Anderson eagerly waiting. Ralph gets the tip-off against Brewster. Maur- er stretches to block a shot against Brewster. Ralph, lol-m, cmd Andy wait for the rebound. 52 lack Newlin, Iim Zahler. Tom Albrechi. Ralph Maurer, Iohn Maurer Leo Malinowski, Page Hoopes. Bill Kauffman. Tom Strouble. Carl Swonger, Andy Anderson. Hugh Siockerl, Carl Scrfreed. 53 Maurer gets the tip-off against East Sparta. Strouble attempts to block the shot ot an East Sparta player. Maurer gets another tip. All eyes eagerly Watch the toul shooter, Ralph gets the rebound. Maurer reaches high to block a shot, 54 CHAPTER GRADES IUNIOR HIGH TEACHERS ROW 1: Mrs. Ramga, Miss Ingram, Mrs. Gault, Miss Kauffman, Mrs. Piatt, Miss Buchman, ROW 2: Mr. The Seventh and Eighth grades are set up on a departmental plan to themselves. The above teachers : Mr. Brumme. grade Principal-Science 8. Mr. Amecher. Industrial Arts 7. Mr. Scott, Reading 7. Mr. Knowles, History and Geography 7 and 8. Mr. Breden. Instrumental Music. Mrs. Rumga, English 7. Brumme. Mr. Amacher, Mr. Scott. Mr. Fife, Mr. Know- les. Mr. Breden. Mr. Sauder. are whole time or part time teachers in the Junior High School. Miss Ingram, Vocal Music. ' Mrs. Gault. English 8. Miss Kauffman, Physical Education. Mrs. Piatt, Home Economics 7. Miss Buchman, Reading, Writing, Spelling, 7 and 8. Mr. Matthews, Mathematics 8. GRADE TEACHERS ROW 1: Mrs. Burgess. Miss Griffith, Mrs. Maxhimer, Miss Hessin, Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Goodman. ROW 2: Mr. Brumme. Principal: Mrs. Schneider, Mrs. McQueen, Mrs. Uldricks, Mrs. Sheets, Mrs. Swindell. Mrs. Wood. Mrs. Donze, Mr. Lessig. ROW 3: Mrs. Coss, Mrs. Stockert, Mrs. Wyles. Mrs. Nickeson, Mrs. Weiss, Mrs. Gress. EIGHTH GRADE ROW 1: lSeatedJ: L. to R.: Carol Rohr, Shirley Stitz, Donna Nutter, Beverly Bricker, Sherrie Floom, Ronnie Wyles, Ronald Blate, Iunior Holben. David Pry. ROW 2: Mrs. Gault, Barbara Snyder, Patty Price, Clara Hay- maker, Dick Hunsinqer, Iune Sauder. Carol Iohnston. Richard Marchand, Peggy Haynes, Ioanne Clatterbuck. ROW 3: lack Kotz, Sarah Danner, Iudy Iolliff, Robert Lautzenheiser, Dale Ensinqer, Kenneth Decker, Patricia Frazee, Carol Yost. ROW 1: Patty Swart, George Gemind, Carl Hossler. Dennis Popham, Donald Michaels. David Mercier, Wil- bur Smith, David Bray, Gene Matako. ROW 2: Mr. Knowles, Marcia Murphy, Tom Smith, Albert Ziesmer, Sam Stockton, David Luqinbuhl, Kenneth Venosdale, Twyla Miller. lane Eckert, Donna Harrison, lack McKim. ROW 3: Sue Bush, Robert Wilhelm, Iimmy Watkins, Patricia Michel, Kathy Lewis. Tom Conkle, Mary Kim- pean, Arlene Grisez, Linda Harper, Absentee, Ronald Lang. EIGHTH GRADE ROW 1: Mr. Matthews lTeacherJ, Shirley Sogorka, Bev- erly Schaurer, Carol Eqqenschwiler, Shirley Eqgen- schwiler, Dick Robinson, Elden Hoffman, Tom Frank, Larrey Teeple, lack Marnin. ROW 2: Mary Garey, Betty Miller, Tony Maurer, Gail Sheitler, Charles Schneider, lim Bender, lim Sloat. ROW 3: Paul Hassman, Dorothy Surbey, Rheta Burger, Ianet Rowe, Barbara Easterday, Arden Shammo, Mary lane Kiefer, Edith Haas, lean Ensinqer. Absentees: Rosa Lee Reichman, Bill Darush. SEVENTH GRADE ROW 1: William Fall, Iames Decker, Wayne Gross, Fred Nye, David Hoopes, Houston Lemasters, Ir., Rob- ert Leonard, Pat Boron, Theodore Rohr. ROW Z: Mr. Scott, Louise Rohrer, Marie Boron, Edna Metz, Patricia Shaw, Sally Koontz, Kaye Hamersly, Barbara Wyles, Richard Morton, Edward Haas. ROW 3: Kenneth Moor- head, Patricia Olsen, Agnes Maurer, Ralph Wilkens, Elizabeth Maurer, Richard Uhrich, Paul Boron, Robert Nye, Barbara Boron, Rita Hartman. ROW 4: Gretaiean Willaman, Dorothy Schalmo, William Drury, William Dessecker, Virginia Maddox, Faye Slayman, Allen Craig, Robert Farnsworth, Janice Gresson, Doris Sloat. Absent: Shirley Haney. , SEVENTH GRADE ROW 1: Richard Keatley, William Timken, Lee Dycus, Bob Watkins. David Smith. Harman Noling, Vincent Bann, Bob Willaman, Ronald Wynn, Howard Bower, Gail Malinowski, Henry Scheetz. ROW 2: Fred Grimes, Iudy Iolliif, Iacqueline Swart, Iudith Fenstermaker, Nancy Dowlin, Carol Delane, Shirley MacKim, Iudith Stark, IoAnn Bates. Rochelle Ramqa. ane Malinowski. Maqdolenn Heppe. lack Helmick, Miss Buchman. ROW 3: Donald Wissmar, Iames Smith, Kenneth Etter, Sally Bates, Rosemary Wadian, Doris Wertz, Marioirie Frank, Gayle Shonk, Shirley Ketler. Barbara Goodwin, Dale Seifert. ROW 4: Martin Russell. Ieannette Ater. Ianet Shaw, Shirley Sherman, Iudith Paustian, Shirley Holt. Bonnie Miller. Barbara Nye, Ruth Geib, Ronald Puente, Dale Hines. Absent: Daniel Rohr, Alvin C. Amos. ROW 1: Sherman Cox, Bob Mullet, Betty Hooper, Shirley Hale, Sherron Hansen, Marcia Eberhart. Ierry Danner, Betty lo Snyder, Dick Scheetz, Rose Heimer. ROW 2: Mr. Fife, Kenneth Winchell. Loren Beck, Clifford Shepp- ler, lack Pratt, Alan Zink, Larry Laursen, Maureen Simon, Nancy Hansen, Harriet Shaidnaqle. Glen Lautzen- hieser. ROW 3: Gwen Berrisford. Bill Berrisford, Ed- ward Frank, Donny Frank, Edward Brand. Ronald Dow. Donna Rohr. Verleen Domer, Cynthia Smyth, Nancy Willaman, Mariorie Lowe. Absent: Bonnie Norwell, Iames Haney. SIXTH GRADE ROW 1: Wandene Norris. Ioan Rook, Iudy Taylor. Carol Norris, Elaine Rohr, Ronald Overbey, Walter Olsen. Iohn Scheetz, Nancy Sogorka, Miss Hessin. ROW 22 David Wood, Darryl Snyder, anice Meeting, loyce Sauder, Nellie Woods, Clarence Masters, Dick Swon- qer. Bill Miller. ROW 3: Donna Morton, Beverly Rich- eson. Ioan Stephenson, Ierry Werner. Ronald Yant, Ioan Meqrew, Donna Miller, Carol Brumb'v qh. Iudy Thompson, Iim Scott. Absent: Ianet Boyer. B:b Sebald. ROW 1: Mrs. Maxhimer, Philip Bray, Steven Blate. Richard Harper, Cathy Baughman, Owen Cheyney. Charles Danner, Alvin Lutz, Vista Haney, Dorothy Amacher. ROW 2: Frank Busson, Harold Culler, Rose Garey, Patty Good, Barbara Getz, Dale Bravis, Ann Liber, Lee Hays, Carol Lecky. ROW 3: Donald Bates, Geraldine Hudson. Iohn Easterday, Mary Ann Hyde, Penny Hernandez, lane Boughman, Carol Dessecker. Ncmcy Bartko. Ellen Holben, Paul Hernandez. SIXTH GRADE ROW 1: Iohn Heppe. Charles Bush, Dennis Kirven. Tom- my Wyles. Paul Daily. Robert Ketler. Larry Scheetz. ROW 2: Mrs. Uldricks. Helen Mackim. lulia Heppe. Iohn Feld, Betty Boron. Iohn Boyd, Iames Gemind, Sally Paustian. Marion Smith. Sandra Riegle. Alice Blile. ROW 3: Iudy Freitag. Dick Meagher. Ianice Schumach- er. Sue Ziesmer, Ruth Blile. Iames Wesie. George Foust. Orrin Noling. Martha Grimminger, Betty Taylor. ROW 4: Peter Pearson. Marialice Myers. Gail Mack. lean Oberlin, Timothy Bann. Danny Watkins. Nancy Wadian. Tommy Keck. Sherrie Goodwin. Ianet Michel. Absent: Barbara Rinder. Charles Michel. ROW 1: Harriet Cleckner. Carlin Garvin, Iackie Eggen- schwiler. Vickie Floom. Iohhny Griilith. Michael Kin- nard, Iudy Ditch. Kathleen McKelvey. Patty Kracker. ROW 2: Louis Holben, Ierry Ater, Iim Blackstone. Dickie Bernard. Ianice Lowaman, Bob Bauer. David Hess. Ioanne Danner. Mrs. Coss. ROW 3: Bonnie Little. Mari- lyn Bresson. Harry Ludwick. Linda Miller. Orpha Domer. Barbara Becherer. Iudy Holdsworth. Iacqueline Miday. Sonny Finger. FIFTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Don Richeson. Nelson Shammo, Iunior Ellington. David Snyder, Dick Ramga, Iames Overbey, Charlotte Nist, Mary Surbey, Rita Schalmo. SECOND ROW: Shirley Sloat, Ioan Moorhead. Gary Weltlick. Ruth Werker, Carole Williams, Marcus Worwman. Iames Ulm, Iames Russ. THIRD ROW: Erma Richeson, David Wallenhurst, Kenneth Wolfe, Carole Zink, Don Benson, loy Pratt, Gary Shetiler, Barbara Saunier, Mr. Lessig. ABSENT: Phyllis Werker, Carol Minter. FIRST ROW: Kenneth Brick. Chuck Iolliff. Roger Mich- aels, Charles Moyer, Ralph Forrer, Lee Stockton, Dick- ie Geissenger, Skipper Willaman, Gene Phillabaum. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Sheets, Patty Michael, Ieannirxe Swart, Loretta Lindeman, Donna Brock, LeRoy Scheetz, Hal Krider, George Maiako, Wesley Smith, Nancy Krnach Linda Grant. THIRD ROW: Bobby Bates, Rich- ard Halter. Iohn Paustian, Wanda Rinker, Paity Smith, David Lappin, Charles Wertz, Charlene Casper, Karen Neidenthal, Mary Ann McConnell. FOURTH ROW: Ann Marie Seel. Greg Gilmore, Miriam Bower. Robert Weiss, Carol Nelson, Charles Boyd, Richard Climes. Teddy Stuhldreher, Donna Gemind. ABSENTEES: Donald Se- bald, Dallas Boyd. FOURTH GRADE ROW 1: Garryl Sponseller. Iohn Pick. Betty Nutter, Kay Berger, Shirley Huffman. Charlynne Smith, Elaine Wyles, Barbara Krnach. lack Mercier, Billy Gilmore. ROW 2: Mrs. Goodman, Ted Habony. Loren Bates, Iefirey Mack. Margery Eby, Acie Uplinger. Connie Worth. Barbara Dlsler. Iudy Mann. Sally McNutt, Robert Spillman, Peggy Zahler. ROW 3: Robert Randles. Davizl Mobberley, Mary Kintz. Tom Malinowski, David Schmadeu Francis Boyd. Dennis Wynn. Wesley Schaub. Billy Metz, lack Degen- hard, Vera Reel, David Helmick. Absent: Gary Boss. Ned Guest, Don Smith. ROW 1: lean Danner, Iudith Allison, Susan Hershberger. Mary Ellen Cox. Barbara Garey. Dale Fidler, Richard Boron, Irene Craig. Linda Clark. Carolyn Edwards. Mrs. Schneider. ROW 2: Lynda Bauqhman. Carole Anger- man, Mary Anne Bernard, Fred Harm. Billy Hunsinqer, Charles Ayers. Virginia French. Harold Allison, Carol Good. Lawrence Floom. ROW 3: David Clatterbuck, Walter Boron. Carl Bealer. Richard Hall, Harold Floom. Ralph Carlone, Ioan Getz, Nancy Klinge, Marianna Kirk, Ianet Holshoy. Absent: Paul Saunier. FOURTH GRADE ROW 1: Susan Yost, Joanne Miller, Ienniler Spaulding. Anna Scheetz, Iames Laursen, Harry Reed, Edwin Swan, Robert Sloat, Gale Matzen. Charles Haas, Ioan Stayer, Mrs. Wyles. ROW 2: Ierry Leonard. Ralhp Sweaney, Ioseph Mattingly, Richard Knowles. Thomas Marchand, Kirk Slasor, Kay Lemasters, Cynthia Malle- lieu. Dorothy Miller, Daryl Woods. ROW 3: Nancy McCort. David Wurtz, Leona Van Camp. Karen Smith, Gordon Wyles, Ronald Ulm, Tommy Lewis, Sandra Muckley, Ianet Livingston, Iewel Miller, Geraldine Snyder. Absent: David Rankl, Kenneth Shaffer, Bar- bara Yoder. Barbara Haney. THIRD GRADE ROW 1: lack Cox, Billy Tarr, Ronald Harper, Bernice Cheyney, Iudy Hofiee, Raymond Eberhardt, Bonnie Callahan, Timothy Floom, Linda Bartko, Sondra Geis, Patricia Drury, David Soltrin, Bonnie Edwards. ROW 2: Ieftrey Greenlelder. Robert Bender, Leo Boron. Eunice Domer, Iacquelyn Finger, Barbara Mattingly, Grant Ditch, Iames Bresson, Patricia Hanes, Leolla Haney, Nancy Hall. Shirley LeBeau, Margaret Boron, Mrs. Donze. ROW 3: Anthony Bamer, Iudy Clatterbuck, Bart Cable, Louis Beshara, Glenn Shefiler, David IolliH, Timothy Humes, Iohn Blackstone, Iulia Everhart, Flor. ence Furbee, Iohn Baich, David Hostettler, Gayle Fer- quson. Enrolled later: Susan Yost and Ronald Burtnett. THIRD GRADE ROW 1: Paul Schalmo. Larry Shaffer, Billy Vitak, Stuart Pearson, Billy Kiefer, Tommy Overbey. Iohn Mlnter, lim Ellington. Loyal Wengerd, Walter Lautzenheiser. ROW 2: Iudy Trachsel, Barbara Price. Terry Thomp- son. Sandra Tietze, Iacqueline Shoemaker, Betsy Rohr, Iudy Shank, Ianet Miller, Carol Nist, Penny Mauqer, Mrs. Weiss. ROW 3: Timmy Tilton, Robert Wood, Rob- ert Knowles, Chuckie Stoner. Patty Maurer. Albert Maurer, Patrick Maurer, Ierry Royer, Gretta Piatt. Carol Nye. ROW 4: lim Walton, Sally Westfall. Paul Markow- sky, Patty Maddox, Zoe Sweaney, Iefirey Regula, Iirn Kracker, Richard Rohrer, Teckla Sander, Carol Pettay. ROW l: Donna Shearer, Iames Walsh, Laura Wiandt, George Casper, Glenn Phillabaum, Patty Bates, Patty Danner. Douglas West, loey Mack, David Bradshaw, Iohn Lorenz. ROW 2: Mary Ann Halter. Ioyce Smith. Barbara Scheetz. Gary Smith, Robert Wagner, Bobby Schaub, Robert Fisher, Ann Marie Dunning, Pat Todor- an, Diane Lightbody, Donna Taylor. ROW 3: Mrs. Wood, Carl Stuhldreher, Ierry Raday, Ieif Tollin, Edward Smith. Gary Price, David Nelson, Ioseph Kirven, Erma Barr, James Wertz, Diane Ketler. ROW 4: Jack Timken, Gayle Grant, Claudia Braucher, Theresa Grisez. Linda Goodwin, Linda Sirotock, Georald Brock, Iulia Meagher, Sally Babetski. Elsie MacKim. Ruth Ann Smith. Absen- tees: Patty Degenhard, Michael Keck, Sandra Kauff- man. SECOND GRADE ROW 1: ffrontl: Clement Rook, Timothy Iollilf, Barbara Tietze, Norma Norris, Lois Willaman, Ioel Solly, Mary Sogorka, Iune Megrew, Terry Ulm, Gary Marnin, Mrs. Burgess. ROW 2: Larry Lutz, Virgil Steiner, Tom Rohr, Sheryl Woods, Vivian Richards, Ernest Weston, David Faverty, Patricia Kirmard, Iudith Yant, Ted Rohrer, Richard Shairath. ROW 3: Paul Sogorka, Robert Muck- ley, Thomas Richeson, Rose Van Camp, Thresa Sentz, Iames Leonard, Charlotte McGrire, Charlene Meek, Donald Montgomery, Ernest Wengerd, Dean Lautzen- heiser. Absentees: Cecil Tucker, Mary Haney. ROW 1: Ronald Canterbury, David Burqoon, Raymond Michaels, Chauncey Boyer, Cynthia Halter, Connie Bry- son, Nancy Huffman, Palricia Andrews, Martha Mercier. ROW 2: Mrs. McQueen, Anthony Feld, Tommy Eckert, Clyde Coleman, Chryseda Gilmore, Charles Moorehead, Stephen France, Sandra Decker, Bonnie May, Ronald Fink, Sue Boyd. ROW 3: Donald Fick, Harlene Hicks, Raymond Braucher, Louis Haer, Hanly Mann, Leslie Hamilton, Betty Lenegar, Judy Brumbaugh, Ioyce Casper, Eleanor Etter. SECOND GRADE ROW 1: Sue Smith. Linda Moore, Heath Simpson, Ken- neth Smith. Dale Miller. lill Reiderman, Sandra Smith. ROW 2: Mrs. Swindell. Carl Williams, Bobby Sutherland. Maurita Sharp. Helen Yinglinq. Paul Wadian, Ralph Miller. Richard Frazee. ROW 3: Linda Stambaugh. Sandra Sponseller. Paula Scheetz. Iudy Seiiert. Bobby Tidrick, David Michel, Chester Moyer, Wesley Worth. Absent: Thomas McElhenie. Dwight Reigle. Garold Royer, Billy Thackwell, Rickey Willaman. ROW 1: Lorena Floom, Teddy Burch. Iudith Elder, Larry Haymaker. Sarah Miller, Michael French. Ruth Ann Boron. Pamela Flickinger, Patricia Flinkinger, Robert Hall, Karen Bauqhman. Mrs. Wells. ROW 2: Leslie Geigel. David Unklebay. Martha Unklebay. Larry Huthmacher. Tommy Good, Billy Hensel. Marvin Hess. Frances Haas, Iohn Dretke, Richard Harlow, Larry Blate. ROW 3: Ioan Fidler. Larry Kirk. Timothy Elling- ton. Sherrilyn Bray, Gordon Hann, Lawren Coltrin, Iimmy Byers, Charles Haney. Leola Hall, Carol Boron, Annabelle Hershberger. FIRST GRADE ROW 1: Chester Hudson, Duane Marnin, William West- fall, Iohn Hoifee, Mary Humes, Iulie Grimm, Paul Kuhn, Duane Diana, Wilma Gamble, Geneva Haney, Mrs. Gress. ROW 2: Patricia Gass, Iames Clark, Thomas Iamison, Nancy Gessner, Sharon Dow, Anthony Haas, Elaine Culler, Marilyn Ditch, David Brown, Dennis Beshara. ROW 3: David Boron, Diane Hoopes, Dean I.eBeau, George Lowe, Linda Carlone, Wayne -Ham- mersly, Mary Eicher, Kenneth Hays, Mary Bresson, Carolyn Livingston. Absent: Carol Marchand, Iune Megrew, Iudith Haney, Kenneth Burtneti. ROW 1: Martha Norris, Eleanor Sherban, Karen Ann Steiner, Duane Tietze, Earl Miller, Patty Nist, Maxine Venosdle, Clyde Overbey, Karen Stayer, Carole Lou Saunders ttranslerredl, Bobby McGuire, Miss Griffith. ROW Z: Lynda Smyih, Gerry Simon, Iimmy Wood, Lloyd Price Bruce Hohrer, Larry Wilhelm, Gary Moor- head, Sandra Reed, Sandra Woods, Paul Salmen, Tim- my Regula. ROW 3: Dallas Snyder, Iimmy Miday, Billy Snyder, Iunior Sloat, Harry Rohr, Diane Parr, Randy Craiq, Iudy Whitmeyer, Connie Tilton, Billy Venosdle, Mary Miller. FIRST GRADE ROW 1: Gary Mackim, Betty Miller. Gloria Sherman. Duane Smith, Michael Schoen, Donna Wagner, Benny Stuhldreher, Reqinal Smith. Nancy Malinowski. ROW 2: Viola Nickeson. Walter Sherman, Timothy Matako, Diana Ries, Donald Wilton. Gary Holt, Mary Iane Yingling. Donna Murray, Iohn Boyer. Penny West. ROW 3: Beverly Sponseller, Cheryl Yost. Theresa Sharp, Carolyn Randles, Nancy Wyles, Mary Alice Smith Kathy Nelson, Ioe Wiandt. Carol Smith. L ROW 1: Iames Goodwin, Mike Heppe, Margaret Brauch- er. Anita Burgoon, Iimmy Cowlin, Darlene Brenner. Ianice Gilmor, Bonnie Dickes, George Kimpean. ROW 2: Mrs. Stockert, Vivian Forrer, David Bright, Gail Hopkins, Pennie Keller, Carol Cogan, Iimmy Halter. Phyllis Shannon, Daniel Keck. ROW 3: Frances Hotl- man, David Amacher. Roger Climes, Sharon Covairt, Donald Ketler, Iill Decker, Paul Kintz. Ronald Brock, Dorothy Boron, Absent: Kenneth Boss. I UN IOR HIGH BASKETBALL ROW l: David Mercier, Larry Teeple, Kenny Decker, Albert Ziesmer, David Luqinbuhl, Don Wissmar, Sam Bobby Zeller, Richard Robinson, David Hoopes, Dick Stockton, Larry Seball, Iim Bender, Dick Marchand, Morton, Alan Zink, Bob Farnsworth, Buddy Russel. Bill Desseker Dale Ensinger, Mr. Brumme, Coach. ROW 2: Iack Koiz, Billy Darosh, Managers, Tom Smith, I UN IOR HIGI-I CHOIR tr , I 4 - sr . 'K -1 ROW 1: Iudy Iolliff, Shirley Stitz, Marcia Murphy, Carol Yost, Donna Nutter, Rochelle Ramga, Iackie Swart, Sherrie Floom, Patty Swart, Shirley Sagorka, Patty Frazee, Faye Sicxyman. ROW 2: Thomas Smith, Iames Bender, Doris Sloat, Barbara Boron, Mary Kim- pean, Sue Bush, Marjorie Frank, Nancy Dowlin, Gretae iean Willaman, Ruth Geib, Harriet Shaidnagle, Mary no yyqy g L I UNIOR Iayne Keiter, Albert Ziesmer, Kenneth Venosdle, Miss Ingram, director. ROW 3: Carol DeIane, Peggy Haines, Barbara Nye, Carol Iohnston, Iune Sauder, Betty Miller, Iane Eckert, Barbara Goodwin, Patty Price, Donna Harrison, Patty Olsen, Nancy Hansen, Barbara Snyder, Sally Bates. BAND INSIDE CIRCLE: Carol Dessecker, Iudy Thompson, Ca- rol Zink, Carol Williams, Carol Minter, Sonny Finger, Barbara Nye, Kay I.eMasters, Betty Boron, Dorothy Amacher. MIDDLE ROW: Marjorie Frank, Rochelle Ramga, Pat Shaw, Nancy Bartko, Patty Good, Iimmy Russ, Richard Geisinger, Donna Brock, David Sny- der, Iames Blackstone, Ierry Ater, Ioe Kirven, lane Boughman, Cathy Baughman, Michael Kinnard. OUT- SIDE ROW: Gwen Berrisiord, Vickie Floom, Barbara Becherer, Carol Delane, Harriett Cleckner, Bonny Mil- ler, Ieannette Ater, Ioyce Sauder, Gene Philiabaum, Nelson Shammo, Bob Farensworth, Gregory Gilmore, Dick Harper, Houston LeMasters, Robert Weiss, Lee Stockton, David Wallenhurst, Miriam Bower, Frank Bressen, David Wood, Louis Holben, Iimmy Scott, STANDING: Ianet Shaw, Mr. Breden, Director. CHAPTER ADVERTISEMENTS Compliments Of Massillon Merchants ANGLEMONT FARMS I C E C R E A M Milk - Cream - Buttermilk Cottage Cheese North Canton 9-2926 McDonaldsville, Ohio HI-IRB'S SERVICE HERBERT SCHALMO and KEITH BENDER Proprietors General Repairing A. Il. A. Towing Service Firestone Tires We do body and fender repairing and spray painting Phone 9-1600 R. D. 7, North Canion VAIL'S NURSERY Hills and Dales Road Acllolnlng Tam O' Shanter Golf Course Shade and Fruit Trees Shrubs 0 Vines 0 Roses Evergreen Hedge Plants and Perennials GROWERS AND PLANTERS DIAL 87I9 THE KIDSBAR Cor. Rt. 241 6. Canal Fulton-N. Canton Hd. We Make Our Own Ice Cream FROZEN CUSTARD SUNDAES ' SHAKES ' MALTS BRAUCHER'S SERVICE General Auto Repairing and Blacksmithing Welding - Electric and Acetylene CANDY - SOFT DRINKS Batteries ' Tires SANDWICHES Accessories TRY oUH HAMBURGS AND coNEYs phone 9,8599 TELEVISION McDonalclsville, Ohio MONTGOMERY GENERAL STCRE Gas - Oil - Accessories Groceries - Meats Compliments of TURNS INN Lubrication 5 S E Hg'-dwg.-9 und Giffg Corner 24I and North Canton Road Fulton Rd. Ext., R. D. -ll'2 Phone 4-I287 Phone 9-2895 CANTON, OHIO Complete Luncheon Service Sandwiches Sodas, Sundaes ZINK BROS. Delicious ICE CREAM And DAIRY PRODUCTS Modern Dairy and Delicatessen Store Wales Roacl - Roule 24l LECKY'S I. G. A. MARKET Complete Food Markef McDonclldsville Phone N. C. 9-9865 We deliver QUALITY FEED ' SEEDS ' CEMENT GENERAL FARM SUPPLIES MCDONALDSVILLE FEED and SUPPLY T. M. SEIFERT, Proprielor Tel. 9-8579 McDonald 'll R I 7 N C I Oh' COMPLIMENTS OF BAIR TRACTOR SALES FERGUSON TRACTORS FERGUSON SYSTEM IMPLEMENTS I 241 nd Canal Fulton Road Ph 9-1544 GETZ GULF SERVICE ACCESSORIES-HARDWARE GROCERIES AND MEATS Phone 9-2450 Portage St. - North Canton Domer's Frozen Food Locker and Food Market McDONALDSVILLE ROAD We Sell and Process Meats For Lockers and Home Freezers Phone 9-1382 North Canton. O. R. D. 7 LAKE CABLE SERVICE PRICE 6. CHUCK Auto Accessories Lubrication and Washing R. D. 9, Canton. Ohio - Phone 9-1078 LANTZ PEAT MOSS FOR FLOWERS. SHRUBS. LAWNS W. O. LANTZ Phone 4-3043 Fulton Rd. Ext. R. D 2. Canton, Ohio WYNNWOOD INN CATERING TO CLUBS. PARTIES, WEDDING PARTIES Route 241 Phone 9-2719 Corner Massillon-Airport Road Wise Road Nursery Garden MODERN COLOR PLANTING Leo E. Lookabaugh, Prop. R. D. 2, Wise Rd. Phone 3-8404 Canton. Ohio USE mELLO ITI I LK lT'S CITY INSPECTED North Conton Doiries, Inc Dial 9345 Portage St. Ext. YOUNG AND SCHISLER PROPRIETARY MEDICINES CONFECTIONERY HEGGY'S CANDY 2805 Fulton Road - Canton 9. Ohio ANSON'S CRE ER FIVE STORES IN CANTON TO BETTER SERVE YOU U FRESH BUTTER - FRESH GRADE A EGGS l HOLMES COUNTY swiss CHEESE i LUNCHES, SUNDAES AND SODAS - DELICIOUS HOME MADE ICE CREAM OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK i i i N N i GOOD LUCK TO GRADUATING CLASS Texaco Service COMPLIMENTS or FULTON ROAD , AT IIM S SWEET SHOPPE HILLS AND DMS ROAD 116 Harmon St, - Phone 9-2224 Free Pick Up and Delivery North Canton, Ohio Phone +0591 Compliments of THE MOHLER LUMBER CO. Lumber - Millwork - Builders' Supplies North Canton, Ohio Phone 9385 COMPLIMENTS 012' COMPLLMENTS TO THE SENIOR CLASS BURKHART 5 Mathie Coal 5: Supply COAL AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES I Corner Wise and Portage Roads i N. Canton' Ohio -d Phone 9-1527 Portage Street at B. 6 O. Tracks Phone: 9649 Car Washing and Lubrication I Tires - Tubes - Accessories NORTH CANTON, OHIO i I vs Yolill be happier , f ig ig I In 4 'I t fgm., xx Q vo .K Rylxrj . or f . ' 2,-zgi. fflw i 2- j I BEST WISHES CENTRAL HARDWARE Successors fo J. F. Gross Hardware On fhe Square in Norfh Canfon LARRY LOW BARBER SHOP 3 Chairs 0 North Canton 8:30 I-LM. - 7:00 P.M. 6 Chairs ' Reedurban A 9:00 A.M. - 8:30 P.M. 1 77 LEWIS 81 GREENHO Dependable Furniture Funeral and Ambulance Service Dial 9607 Norfh Can+on CARS TRUCKS Compliments B E s T senvlce of STROUBLE'S HARP LDM T R O O O TAVERN IOIZ Sou+h Main Sf. Phone 9-2545 N r+h Can+on FOR FINE FOOD BILL'S DINER l35 N. Main Nor'H1 Can+on, Ohio Phone 9544 78 Wishing the Class of '51 all that is GOOD THE NORTH CANTON SUPPLY CO. We are as near as your telephone Phone 9341 Portage Ext. NOHTH CANTON, OHIO Willis Motor Company FOI The zozw M 1 sf 1 Cream of The Crop ' up e ree NORTH CANTON, OHIO See The New CHEVROLET PONTIAC New Hydromatie Drive Cay For Sixes and Eights DEMONSTRATION Phone 9395 24 Hour Service QAngie's Beauty Shoppe Towing 24 Hours A Day MYERS CI-IEVRULET ' Phone 9-1124 524 North Main Street NORTH CANTON, OHIO Hours 9 -to 6 125 W. Maple St Phone 9354 NORTH CANTON R. D. FRYE HARDWARE NORTH CANTON OHIO 950 Souih Main Slreei' Telephone 9387 79 THE SCHAFER-MESSERLY DRUG CO. A Fine Drug Store In A Fine Community WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT US QR wtf THE REXALL DRUG STORE North Canton, Ohio GROSS APPLIANCE CO. The Big Four Products THE HOOVER CO. THE GENERAL ELECTRIC THE MAYTAG CO. THE IRONRITE CO. HUMMEL'S NORTH CANTON'S LARGEST STORE. Complete F ood Market A 5 DEAL POR YoUR o DOLLAR Dry Goods I47 No. Main S+. Ph 2 NORTH CANTON, ol-no one 935 Power and Hand Mowers Repaired and Sharpened SNYDEIPS MOWER CRAWFORD'S SALES 0 SERVICE MEN AND BOYS STORE SERVICE cmd PARTS on BRIGGS and s'rRA'rToN ENGINES Phone: 94636 and Oiher Air Cooled Engines Hills 6. Dales Road Phone: 3-7449 NORTH CANTON- OH'0 W 80 CARL SPONSELLER Hot Water 6 Steam Heating Sanitary Plumbing North Canton, Ohio Phone 9522 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '51 SCHILTZ Shoe Service North Canton, Ohio VALLEY VIEW SUPPLY CO. Minneapolis Moline Farm Machinery Full-0-Pep and Wayne Feeds Phone 9-IO66 NORTH CANTON, OHIO LIUALITY SUPPLY C0. Power Farm Machinery ALLIS-CHALMERS cmd NEW IDEA Dial 9-2537 NORTH CANTON, OHIO Avondale Shell Service nom: sznvrcz vvrrznr. muxncme COMPLETE LUBRICATION AND WASHING SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS Phone: 4-0513 Corner of Broad 6 Fulton North Canton Recreation 8 CENT ENIAL ALLEYS OPEN BOWLING SAT. 1 - 11:30 SUN. 1- 8:00 TeL 9-7082 For Reservations SEBALD'S GROCERY PORTAGE ST. EXTENSION NORTH CANT ON Open Evenings and Sundays I-'or Your Convenience We Deliver Phone: 9-1543 HI! Home Owned en! Operated by Don Mueller Phone: 9-2490 123 Portage St. 9 SPILLMAN S BEMODERN Country JM eats SAVE Food Route 241 Wales Road Ext. MASSILLON, OHIO SAVE Labor COOK ELECTRICALLY ROGERS MUTUR SALE t USED CARS 1230 Lincoln Way East MASSILLON, OHIO THE 0HIO EDISON CU. IMPERIAL DRY CLEANING ROBERT L. BURG, Prop. 604 North Avenue N. E. Phone 4936 MASSILLON, OHIO East Side Hardware Housewares ' Paints Plumbing. Electrical and Builders' Supplies Phone 4046 716 State Ave. N. E. tO1d Whittier School? MASSILLON, OHIO Plenty of F' ree Parking Compliments of ANKL BROS. I. G. ll. SUPER MARKET MASSILLON'S ONLY SELF-SERVE MEAT' DEPT. The Best in Fine Meats. Groceries. Produce 405 Parkview N. E. PHONE: 21569 Massillon, ohio G. and . RKETS Massillon, Ohio 112 ERIE STREET. SOUTH - PHONE 23618 31 FEDERAL AVENUE N. W. - PHONE 21260 Retail Meats, Groceries and Produce MASSIlL0ll CAMERA Sll0P 44 First Street. N. E. MASSILLON. OHIO Phone: 5997 Massillon Seed and Supply Go. Garden, Field and Lawn Seeds Poultry Supplies, Bulbs and Shrubbery nquauty Service for Every Phone 8500 I39 Firsl Sl. N. W. Photographic Need MASSILLON, .OHIO 00 alyb 556513 THE FINEST IN DAIRY PRODUCTS READY T0 WEAR 27 Lincoln Way Phone: 20225 28 Lincoln Way' East MAssn.1.oN, or-no Massillon Painl 8: Glass Co. QUALITY PAINT PRODUCTS The Brighlen Up Slore, lnc smznwm-vv1L1.1AMs Pnonucrs 133 Erie Norlh WALL PAPER MASSILLON, OHIO Phone: 5038 64 So. Erie St. phone, 8421 LINCOLN WAY MOTORS, Inc. , Used O Serwce cars MERCURY II36 Lincoln Way Easf Dial 3l75 MASSILLON MORRISON MUSIC SERVICE Band Instruments Pianos, Accordions, Sheet Music, The Sanitary Laundry and Dry Cleaning 421 First Street N. E. MASSILLON, OHIO . We own and operate our own laundry String Music, Records and dry Cleaning Pick-up and delivery twice a week in Jackso 220 Lincoln Way E. Phone 6435 ' ' C l' t Athletic Supplies mflgmen 5 GUNS AND AMMUNITION FISHING TACKLE MYERS SPORT SHOP 'file' 37 Erie Sf. Norfh Phone 5740 MASSILLON, OHIO KANNER'S Massillon's Store for Men and Boys 32 Lincoln Way E. LINCOLN WAY AT WALES ROAD, EAST Complete Shell Service Self-Serve Market Frozen Foods Fancy Groceries Meats I24 6th Sf. N. E. Phone 6929 MASSILLON, OHIO Compliments of THE ACME DAIRY PRODUCTS CU. Fiesta Ice Cream for your Dinners and Parties MASSILLON. OHIO Phone: 20215 RED KRAFT SERVICE STATION BATTERY CHARGE SPRAY WAX GENERAL TUNE-UP Cor. North and Wales Rd. Phone 2-0 I 67 MASSILLON, OHIO .lackson's maiorettes strut their stuff. Cheerleader t the Homecoming game. The High School Bond supporting the team. B. 81 B. MOTOR COMPANY Distributors DeSOTO - PLYMOUTH SALES and SERVICE 47 Tremont' Street' S. W. Phone 3048 MASSILLON, OHIO TO THE CLASS OF 1951 BEST IN SPORTS Go Best Wishes for the Future MASSILLUN HARDWARE We congratulate you FEATURING Sport C ts, Slucks and T ser ! the Gradual Complete Outfits to'I171fl,en and Young Men and STUNE BRUS. 104 Lincoln Way West MASSILLON, OHIO Wish you success COMPLIMENTS OF THE BERNARD'S Furniture Co. EVENING I MASSILLON. OHIO N Ph 3189 140 South Erie SPORTS ' SUPPLIES FURNITURE DESKS Office Outfitters CHAIRS On Federal - Near P. O. FILES MASSILLON, OHIO FIXTURES Typewriters and I Adding Machines' and Supplies West Park Grocery QUALITY GROCERIES AND MEATS 607 Bebb Ave. S. W. ,BONNY PARRA, Prop. Compliments of KARL BOYERS POP CORN - ROOT BEER Navarre - Massillon Road AFTER YOU'VE ENJOYED THE SHOW, The SUGAR BOWL is the place to go. The Massillon Sugar Bowl P U R E MILK ' CREAM DAIRY PRODUCTS In Account with OBERLIN DAIRY Sealed with Cellophane lor your EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL for the Home THE COMMUNITY STORE 2922 Lincoln Way N. W. Phone 2-I543 SERVING THIS COMMUNITY FOR THE PAST 30 YEARS Protection QUALITY SERVES YOU BEST Phone 4666 308 20th St. N. W. Congratulations MAYTAG OSWALD CO. 117 Erie St. North Phone: 3727 Compliments of PROGRESSIVE CHEVROLET CU. 256 Erie St. South Phone 4126 MASSILLON, OHIO 1 II By RUDYARD KIPLING If you can keep your head when all about you Q Are losing theirs and blaming it on you, If you can trust yourself when all imen doubt you, But make allowance for their doubting toog If you can wait and not be tired by waiting, Or being lied about, don't deal in lies, Or being hated don't give way to hating, And yet don't look too good, nor talk too wise, If you can dream-and not make dreams your master, If you can think-and not make thoughts your aim, If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster And treat those two impostors just the same: If you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools, Or watch the things you gave your life to, broken, And stoop and build 'em up with worn-out tools, If you can make one heap of all your winnings And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss, And lose, and start again at your beginnings And never breathe a word about your loss: If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew To serve your turn long after they are gone, And so hold on when there is nothing in you Except the Will which says to them: Hold on! If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue, Or walk with Kings-nor lose the common touch, If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you, If all men count with you, but none too much: If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds' worth of distance run, Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it, And-which is more-you'll be a Man, mv son! From REWARDS AND Failures Copyright, 1910, by Rudyard Kipling Published by Doubleday, Page 81 Company All rights reserved EATON MANUFACTURING CQ. Reliance Division Massillon, Ohio 88 MONTY'S HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES ZENITH RADIOS AND TELEVISION NORGE HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES GIFTS AND TOYS Complete Line of Paints, Galvanized Ware and Hardware Route 241 at Jackson High School Open Daily and Sunday until 11:00 Dial Massillon 2-681 7 Fremont Montgomery, Owner 89 1 'limi ,,... ' ' If 'I Ia ' ' :.'?i-'1'i.-.F ,1:'- 154-fpg.,,, . Im it Ein . 5 I i ,I A.. .. qw - Ive! I' I- 1, 1' I .gg Igy1a.lg56L.,LIf , :lp , g . .UT--5 .'.. 5 ' 2 'I!51T '1 4 .P-, Q va If' , II , n III 'I ., f t .I Jil: :Sift-svzke v f:f' ' I M -,fL-7Av . - Q I ' I I I L :', I ff I f ' - I H' I 5 . .fn g-I ' 'SUI 'i' 5515i HERC LES ENGINES 3 T0 500 HORSEPOWER GASOLINE 0 DIESEL DESIGNED AND BUILT BY THE WORLD'S LARGEST EXCLUSIVE BUILDERS OF HIGH SPEED, HEAVY DUTY ENGINES. USED EXTENSIVELY BY THE AUTOMOTIVE, AGRICULTURAL, CONSTRUCTION, MINING, LUMBER, ROCK PRODUCTS INDUSTRY AND FOR HUNDREDS OF SPECIALIZED INDUSTRIAL PURPOSES-BOTH HERE AND ABROAD. HERCUIES MOTORS CORPORATION ' Canton, Ohio 90 EWING CHEVROLET CO. CARS-929-4l Cleveland Avenue. N. W. TRUCKS-914 McKinley Avenue. N. W. DIAL 4-5141 Congratulations to Iackson Polar Bears WHEN BUYING OR SELLING A CAR SEE ECKERT MOTOR SALES CO. Canton's Most Reliable Used Car Dealer 432 South Market Phone 4-9191 Compliments of T RK'S Three Complete Depo rtment' Stores MASSILLON 0 CANTON 0 ALLIANCE COMPLIMENTS OF The Livingston Furniture Co. 300 Market Ave. North Canton. Ohio OHIO'S MOST BEAUTIFUL IEWELRY STORE ju, W A '-T'--J. NIUSBE f 5 rsnsusnrn BDWIOS rusc. sr. 5 . CANTON, OHIO T h e Canton Flower Shop FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION 108 Third Street S. W. Phone: 3-3605 CANTON, OHIO BEST VVISHES TO CLASS OF '51 BAERS' OF CANTON 320 Cleveland Ave. N. W. QUGHIY Sidi-ionery -- Greeting Cards A Complete Line of Athletic Equipment 134 Second Street, S. E. Canton, 0hio T. A. 'Caddie' Studer, Mgr. Sweaters Jackets C . STARK MDTDR SALES Gmpllments Authorized of DE so'ro PLYMOUTH 2108 Tuscarawas Street. West Canton, Ohio Sales and Service 2117 Tuscarawas St. West CANTON 3, OHIO I. B. Carnes W. C1ark,Wise f Dick Frazier Buick, Inc. BEST DEAL IN TOWN 1124 Market Ave. N. Canton, Ohio Ph 6 8288 CONGRATULATIONS! TAYl.0R AUTO SALES from Fine Used Cars CITY BLUE PRINT SERVICE CONGRMULATIONS 524 FOl11'f1'l Sl. N. W. CCII11011, Ohio 1851 Dial 2-2703 l606 Wes? Tuscarawas Sf. Artist Supplies 0 Drawing Supplies Dial 5-5556 Ed F. Bolender Barber Shop 216 Fourth Street. N. W. ACROSS FROM AUDITORIUM Smart Apparel for Women and Children on marc 6 421 Market Ave. North CANTON, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of '51 And for the clothes to help you succeed at college or in the career ahead, it's . . . Wkwwwmcv 312 - 324 MARKET AVENUE. NORTH CANTON 93 TYPEWRITERS RECONDITIONED We rent, sell, and repair all makes New PORTABLES BENSON TYPEWRITER CO. 336 Fourfh S+ree+ N. W Canfon, Ohio l COMPLIMEN TS OF Gilmore Flower Shop 2638 Fulton Road, N. W. CANTON, OHI O coMPL1MEN1's or YOUNGFS MARKET 1800 Sixth Street, S. W. CANTON. OHIO Famous Food For Fifty Years Chas. Grandiean, Prop. CHICKEN STEAK MCDONALDSVILLE INN Route 241 Pho HIGH QUALITY MILK HOME MADE ICE CREAM, GROCERIES EGGS. CHEESE, COUNTRY SA USAGE AND LUNCH MEATS SHOP AND SAVE A T ne: N. Canton 9-7068 SMITH DAIRY STORE Special Attention to Banquets and Parties Canton-Richville Rd, S, W, A1 and Grace Newlin Open DGHY 9 U- In- - 9 P- Tn- FISH FRQG Owned 6 Operated by M. Penick 6. Sons Phone: 9-9953 COMPONENTS OF Lake Cable llpphance ' ' MAYTAG WASHERS Glenn Torrr 5: B111 Dahllns WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES REVCO DEEP FREEZE SENTINEL TV PLEASANT VIEW INN MOTOROLA TV LAKE CABLE ROAD W. W. SCHAUB, IR. CANTON. OHIO 54 I-Iart' s Frozen Food Locker QUALITY HOME DRESSED MEATS BY THE QUARTER, FOR YOUR LOCKER FRESH OR CURED POULTRY OF ALL KINDS RETAIL MEATS 353 Locust St. Phone 2301 Zander's 8: Russ Hardware Cor Cherry 6 Walnut CANAL FULTON. OHIO YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DEALER Phone 2397 PETER E. SCHAlM0 McCormick -:- Deering Tractors and Implements New Idea Implements Hi Home Freezers and Refrigerators CANAL FULTON, or-no Phone 2442 W. B. MYERS Phone 2333 Ford Cars and Ford Parts CANAL FULTON, OHIO McMIllEN HARDWARE The Hardware Center Since 1872 ON THE SQUARE CANAL FULTON Phone 2420 Bloomfield Chevrolet CANAL FULTON. OHIO Truck Headquarters 24 Hour Towing Service PHONES: DAY: 2216 NIGHT: 4493 I 95 E. E. PARKER MOTOR CO. Telephone 2424 CANAL FULTON, OHIO PLYMOUTH DE SOTO Philco Appliances W. E. GILCHER LUMBER CO. Mule Hide Roofing Canal FuII'on, Ohio Jusi' wesf of B. 8: O. Sfafion Phone 2337 N eidert of Sons IOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE Phone: 2577 CANAL FULTON. OHIO THE FINEFROCK BROS. CO. CANAL FULTON, or-no Quality Home Furnishings e-E - RCA and ADMIRAL TELEVISION Open every Thurs. and SaI'. Eve. 8:30 Phone 236I GILMORE FLOWERS Phone 5-5712 Flowers for all Occasions 134 Cleveland Avenue. N. W. Canton. Ohio Mrs. Michael McKinney. Prop. THE STERN AND MANN CO. Canton .... Ohio L4 CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1951 ART SNYDER COAL - OIL - GAS FURNACES ROOFING - SPOUTING NORTH CANTON. OHIO Phone: 9-1353 I-lf HOMER'S Cleveland Ave. at Third N. W. GOOD CLOTHES FOR YOUNG MEN MEN WHO STAY YOUNG NORTH CANTON CLEANERS 163 North Main St. Dial 9-7154 NORTH CANTON, OHIO Ei! Odorless Dry Cleaning COMPLIMEN TS OF Torr, 54th Street and Wise Road PHONES: North Canton 9-7341 Canton 3-2340 FULL COURSE DINNERS SANDWICHES CATERING TO PRIVATE PARTIES AND BANQUETS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1951 ON ESTO and MILLER FINE FLOWERS CANTON, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF The I ewel Box Finest Iewelry Onesto Hotel Bldg. 2nd 6. Clevland N. W. Canton. Ohio GREEN'S MUSIC STORE, INC. 124 Cleveland Avenue S. W. The Largest Stock of Musical Merchandise in Stark County., We Sell and Buy New and Used Instruments. Repairing on All Instruments. f rage. -I 63,5 -A , .. ri fs .-, Q 8 fig '-,ji 'v,, s-I 423 , Q XI ' fb f J' 1 , 4 ' .- - W ,,, H sf Q -pg 5 x l 'fl' . f K 4 -: lffl' - lg f fs. 2' CANTON 2, OHIO Phone 4-3522 W 8c R SPORTS, Inc. COMPUMENTS OF I-I. H. MARTIN COMPANY THE WESLIN STUDIO 50 Charles Ave. S. E. ARTS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Massillon. Ohio - Phone: 8586 Phone 5803 51 Erie St. N. Massillon' Oh-lo Bell and Howell Equipment Member of Photographic Association For Home' School and Church Use of America 98 Awaiting the tipo!! in u Fresh lild. Stocker! q up in a Freshman game. Baskelball??? Lee Furniture Company Complete Home Furnishings 1143 Lincoln Way E. Phone 8457 Massillon, Ohio CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF '51 All the world is a, camera, M. un so smile please Compliments of STARK GLASS COMPANY 409 Erie Street, North Massillon, Chio Phone 4175 1 99 Dial 139 Erie Street S. 8520 Massillon, Ohio MOLNAR PHOTO-SOUND CO. Phone 7937 227 Third St. N. W. MASSILLON, OHIO NEHI BOTTLING CO. Bowers of Compliments of ROYAL CROWN COLA ' NEHI AND Massillon Independent PAR T PAK ssvmcrs Retail Jewelers I. L. Fromholtz Brunswick Recreation Seeefe lewelefe C. I. Duncan Bowling ' Billiards Glenn P. Heckert .-. Pitcock and Wagner, Inc. l4b Lincoln Way East MASSILLON - OHIO P 0 N T I A C The Most Beautiful Thing On Wheels HICKS MOTOR CAR COMPANY 222 Erie Street North Dial 4I5l Massillon, Ohio When in need of AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE I O H N G A S S E R See or call M. Expert Watch Repairing Complete Line of lewelry R- D- 7 Norm Cfmfen Peneqe Ext 118 2nd si. s.E. Phone 2-3204 Phone 9-9020 Canton, Ohio Courteous . . Prompt . . Service IOO FULTON FEED 61 SUPPLY CC. Feed -- Seeds -- Hay - Lime - Fertilizer, etc Te19Dh0Il9 2431 Canal Fulton, Ohio I Robert S IGWGITY Compliments of 120 Canal Street Canal, Fulton, Ohio D Shaffer Motors, Inc. Elgin- and Blll0Va Watches 113 First Street S. E. Massillon, Ohio Starlight Diamonds I Your Fmenclly Ford Dealer Watch and Clock Repairing HOF Top left-A scene from the Ir. Clan play. Top right- and Larry Koontz. Bottom right-Ir. Hl Cheerleaders. Confusion during the homecoming game. Bottom lett-- Lett to right-Rheta Burger, Nancy Wlllaman, Peqqy Entertainment between the acts of Ir. play-Anne Llt- Haynes. Barbara Wyles, Barbara Easterday. tle and Lowell Leonard. Bottom Middle-Marilyn King 101 Massillon's Newest - DEALER - CHIEF LOGAN Compliments of USED CAR BROKER Renewed - Guaranteed ASSOCIATION OF Chief LOGAN MOTOR MART MASSILLON FLORISTS 2829 Linway East Phone 2-1845 Kolleker Greenhouse I-Ii-Way Greenhouse Leo Brediqer, Florist Compliments of Tom Coyne, Florist SIGWCIIIIS Iewelers Bc1iley's Flower Store 139 S. Market Street Fisher Flowers Your Jeweler On The Square Canton, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO IACKSON'S CLASS OF I95I FROM LAKE-O-SPRINGS ICIZ STANDARD PLUMBING 6: HEATING CO. Plumbing. Heating. and Hot Water Heaters 435 Walnut Avenue, S. E. CCITIIOI1 2, 01'1iO PHONE 5-0151 ai, Permutit Conditioning Water Softener DAN N ER 61 RINGLEY Congratulations to all the Graduates PE A T M O S S Altman Iewelry CO. Moss and HUMUS Diamonds - Watches - Jewell? HARRY DANNER CHUCK RINGLEY 110 s. M k t st t Cantoirll ilhioree Nong Canton Massillon -1576 8421 Compliments HARRY'S CIRCLE of DRIVE INN Rt. 21 Canal Fulton - Mass. Rd. SANDWICI-IES - ICE CREAM SHAKES -- CANDY - ROOT BEER I4 Lincoln Way East MASSILLON, OHIO Try our Hamburqs and 12 Coneys Clair Reed, Proprietor U. S. Certified CO. U. S. Approved PULLORUM PASSED CHICKC Canal Fulton, Ohio AMSTUTZ HATCHERIES Phone 2222 916 Lawrence Road N. E. 103 'SSW J? 'xt xx Row I-Ready for a date. Tom? Stan in the Florida ready? Leon. Row 3-Ilm Z. How about a ride? Leqsll sunshine. Ending a hard day with a smile. Smile at Weren't they cute? All dressed up for the prom. Row the birdie. Dave and Skip acting a tool. Row 2-Iunior 4-Skip and his girL Our good drum maior. Going lot boys pose lor a picture., Guess who!Il?? Everybody a rlde?? Intermission at the State Music Contest. 104