Jackson High School - Scoop Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1956 volume:

JOHN H. Mf:NE11.L 5636 REX DR, LAKS Q,-J, CANTON 9, Oi-HO ALAN ZINK BARABARA BENT MAUREEN SIMON MARGO GROSS Edmtor Bus Mgr Asst Edxtor Asst Edltor 1956 .S'CO0P IACKSON MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL MASSILLON OHIO SUE ZIESMER ...... Asst. Editor 1 'xv H M .-' 5 v 4 Y 4 'ff .'f f'A M.. x A :mN:'. haw-?4!N,g'?Q4 ,M n . ' Y . I . , x s 4 , 5 , . ' bv tfgky .- '-4 .f.5i'- 1 r Q. 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' 'f aaduw F 7, Here 1S a v1ew of the newly completed fleld house a port1on of a S636 000 bu1ld1ng progect undertaken by the school admmlstratlon A bond lssue was submltted to the voters 1n luly 1953 for S700 O00 to construct th1 held house and a new jumor hxgh Thls IS a fam1l1ar scene 1n the held house A basketball game holds the attentxon of these fans seated on the pull out bleachers These bleach ers have a capac1ty f 1360 people An electn cally operated foldmg door d1v1des the held house 1nto a boys and g1rls qymnasrum Th1s p1ClUI9 was taken from the northwest por t1on of our campus show mg the new lumor h1gh school and heldhouse ad jommg 1t rn the back ground The yumor hrgh contarns seventeen class rooms rncludmq modern sc1ence home ecnomrc and mdustrral arts rooms 2 lfmisbx X GJ W' A b Wie stu in nt me mo usY hd! dY 1 .1 cz candid Sho ho SP01 Ie W PeOP Tlze field lzouse lol: up befween 5 6 y fills' oskefboll go 177 SS. x l Tlze loofboll players look cz day off lo Visit Mrs. Pzle fcenfer weormg 50 V 'xxx wx oxK?Ye W d xYG on DUPXOTX vHf'aS . . LO a Pagan' HX Toqqg, C, W X offer vwkmi ng the 0110121 pionshzp. ll Ykie' 5 Kaine 'is ODXOVY 7,-I 13 5 dou'oX X5 AKX1 e ,Noxd ydffllgauea Q QUO- xteibfi OX Kb di' Q0 e Yxenrfix bo ee KYXKO nquex .Fw Nclt1OI1 al H onor Society md Uctl OI1, Qnds O do fb No On-UID e UIQ- Jorettes ,4 We heard the staccato chckmg of typevvrrters as we snapped thxs Typmq II class xA A crmc sessxon IS the focal pomt of the cam era m ih1s advanced art class I x 'N LHTINWLJI Latm posters create the background forth1s scene of a Lat1n I class A httle further down the hall s11ence greet ed us as we stepped 1nto the busy hbrcxry The hmshmg touches w111 complete these two becxuttful p1eces of fur n1ture mode by Vlfgll Bertom cmd Ronme Dovx tn Shop II class I, .KH -Agn-my R Here among T squares protroctors and books ure our mechomcol drclwmg boys busy at work 2 ,gp 13' :ff 4 f 1 W, ., ., , -. 531, f p ws z 1 x 5 .1 .-S' s 3.. i 4 I X' .ang X Paw f if .54 r eu' 'sf 5.1 if-9 'L ., ,. Y 'EJ 2-fi? 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Q5 oun CLASSES Wowmetlou W5 H C SAUDER Mr Sauder Super1ntendent of Iackson School w1ll soon complete 23 years 1n thrs pos1t1on He has seen Iackson grow from a school of about 500 pup1ls to the present enrollment of 1650 1D the entlre school Mr Sauder may be seen at drfferent trmes throughout the day walkrng through the bu1ld1ng to take care of some busr ness or other affarr Wh1Ch comes under h1s dut1es as superxntendent Hrs ofhce IS 1n the hxgh school bulldmg and the student body has rather close contact wrth h1m PRESTON M LAWRENCE Here IS a man very fam1l1ar to every hrgh school student Mr Lawrence IS prlnclpal of the hrgh school He IS the overseer of all happenmgs w1th1n the hlgh school 1tself Mr Lawrences dut1es for the day vary greatly He may be seen g1v1ng h1s approval to the announce ments rn the morn1ng or treatlng h1s CIVICS class to a llttle party m the after noon IACQUELINE YOUNG Iackre, as everyone knows her, IS the secretary for Mr Sauder and the entrre school Whenever there rs money to be depos1ted or pa1d out for an organlzatlon rn the school, correspondence to be typed, or announcements to be made over the publlc address system, Iackze IS the person responszble calolaaeawzledaa N 1' BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated W S ESSIQ M A Conkle pres1dent M L DeWalt v1ce pres1dent Stcmdmq R M Bent I W G11mor H G T1lton H C Sauder supermtendent s Wxlhum ESSIQ Purchcrsmg Agent Iune Lorenz Secretory STUDENT OR ADULT? Mr. Kinney, Mr. Haxton, and Mr. Ramga take their turn sell- ing tickets at a basketball game. LANGUAGE William Hart English I and III, Dramatics Coach Elmer Geib English II, French I and II, Advisor to Sr. Hi-Y, Florence Hyde Latin I and II, English IV, Girls' Coun' selor, Advisor to Senior Class Robert Haxton English II, Public Speaking, Practical English, Debate Coach. .-.I ,W , ' r ,ri Ji is 5 vii Q! I SCIENCE Kenneth Dobson Chemistry, Physics Boys' Counselor. Cecil Ramqa Biology, Advisor to Annua Iohn Cain General Science, Advisor to lr H1Y, SOCIAL STUDIES Preston Lawrence Civics, World Geography Mary Mayrose American History, English I. Advisor to Y-Teens Harry Dutka Civics, Physical Education, World History, Asst. Football Coach, Asst. Basketball Coach udanakaaleda i I I f 1 ,,,,..,..,.,.---- Wf- 'x'?1k, MUSIC AND ARTS Clarence Dyer Art I, Il, III, Special Art Richard Ralston Band Instrumental Music William Riley Choir Qui DRIVING Walter Amacher Driving, Mechanical Drawing PHYSICAL EDUCATION Robert Fife Head Football Coach, Asst. Basketball Coach, Boys' Physical Education Lois Baxter Health and Physical Education, Advisor to Cheerleaders, Advisor to Iunior Red Cross, Advisor to Sophomore Class Dale Haverstock American History, Occupations, Physi- cal Education, Head Basketball Coach, Asst. Football Coach, Wav: COMMERCIAL Lawrence Gatchell Commercial Law, Business Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, Business Training Virginia Bond Shorthand, Typing I, II, Advisor to Times Staff 'H il' K - VOCA TIONAL Margaret Piatt Industrial Arts V ,,., ki. ,,---.-g...,b.,w..,,, , , -N Home Economics, Advisor to FHA Norwood Davidson OPERATING Smith Corona Office aaddntle MATHEMATICS Dan Matthews Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Plane Geometry, Algebra II, Advisor to IMAA, Advisor to Iunior Class Ruth Knowles General Mathematics, Algebra l, Advisor to Freshman Class LIBRABIAN Mildred Ramga LOOKS LIKE FUN! After the Christmas assembly, Mr. Mat- thews and Mr. Dobson observe the performance of a newly acquired toy car in the gym. Tczkmg care not to get too close Iczne Bouqhmcm and Carol W1111ams ex amme thzs annehdcx Cbet ter known as an earth worm! It was evxdent by the odor that thzs Chemzstry class was prepcmnq chlorme l7'1 20 ,of Now you put the x nght here But who can see the x 1n thzs Algebra II cIass'?'? 14 In cr rare idle moment, the freshman class officers pause for the camera. They are: Virginia Stamman--Hec. Secy. Barbara Disler--Vice President Betty Nutter ....... Corr. Secy. Eric Roberts --- ---Treasurer Ronnie Holmes -----. President 744 44 Iohn Ater Loren Bates ,i A r 4 Linda Baughman - '7 J .' L. A, Ann Belknap . , f X zf: a v Kay Berger 9 ' ' 'f , is A Mary Ann Bernard ,Q ,V I ' r f I Mary Berring -ai' ,ll M' Christee Blxler ' W Clay Blades ' K V W V y Q Y I Richard Boron ' , V - ,U 'J ' C s.. Walter Boron I, ' 2 V K i T ' 1 , - Vt 5' W Gary Boss , ' , rl 'J if ' fi Frank Boyd A 1 1 ' A X -ir- fi' mf Y A Kenny Brick Qi X 'J is- G' D Ti! 'vt' sf 'T J As7Hi A zff 5 Sue Brower Ross Carter , 1: I - 5 Linda Clark ' Q. r w.l 4' 3 5 I by David Clatterbuck J ' cw , Gal' my f fx is V Thomas Cozy V C A Q i C' If ff' - , Irene Craig I Tfi X-11 T- X yr R, 3LV. U, g lean Danner , Kirk Darraqh V Q Barbara Disler I Q L A K , K D Q Marjery Eby 7. A ,. -l f s. ' Carolyn Edwards , an A T7 , 1 4 Q 311 f 4 lames Fenton i bf 0, QR.. I K Iohn Pick I V 1 f V A E Rose Fierstos . Larry Floom William Forsyth 9 'X ' loan Getz , V T ' f Ioyce Gill tix N 67 A cw ' 557 lohnny Griffith rl Q 55 - iw, , Iohn Haney l A r 4 v- Fred Hann if B Pi Bob Hartzell Howard Hietger . 5 Dave Helmick ' Susan Hershberger '-v ' Ienniler Highly ' , Ronny Holla lack Hollinder J ' JET M. ll gk C N rf, if In uhhh.. , THE kt L I N E U P I T Ronnie Holmes Ianet Holshoy Shirley Huffman ' ,-, Bill Hunsinger 5: 1 '-4 T . - by J i W f : Bob Iarrett I vf., ' .591 79 , ' Q' i Q f Q, 7 , Don Iohnson 'L .X 'T ' . D ,. . 1' f , Rita Iones W Q i ' I s Q H Mary Kintz - Marianne Kirk Nancy Klinqe Q A 3 ,A ef ,. 5 H' 0 Barbara Krnach Q, ,N ' ,1 ,J 3 .V ludy Ladd '77 I 'W' 1 Q ' li N Q Vw, lim Laursen . X . A Ioan Lee .R 1 A X f Kay Lemasters Q yy Tom Lewis 7 ' ii Ann Linn .4 A Nancy Linn It V A ' Q 'Z J 4 M 7 3 rug N f' lane! Livingston ' l l f Q 3, 5 'E' ,f Tom Lockard ' ,A Z H? N NV' L N, V Tom Malinowski 5- ' , . A - - ,fm I i .f Cynthia Mallalieu Iudy Mann ' ' Daniel Mantsch i y N 1 -4' .P Stuart McArdle 7 'J A - Q 5 ', ,M - gg H .... Nancy McCort tg, ' 5+ 7 R291 ' '77' 41 K. ' 'X Sally McNutt 2, Y.. 5 '--f A 1-,M f. . lim Mead I fi I . X , V i' ' 1 ' ayfx-Ai lack Mercier Bill Metz Dorothy Miller 'J Q -3, L. 3 -J ,L 35. lewel Miller ' 1 vp, 3 , V. , - A ' x , 4 Dave Mobberley , ' f W W ' ' , 'vi cv' Betty Nutter Y , ',, - Pr ' ' ' - lcnet Ort , .A V f I K' M ev' N SEMA t f l Pat Ott Dianne Paul Karen Phillis Robert Handles David Rankl X? Harry Heed Vera Reel After lunch the freshmen gather around to watch two classmates play ping-pong. aauicnadetldfzcaazy. - f: rd, 'P X v- J ll 'll -71' 1 ,':'i Sf? '1 Eff ' W S' , 1 in l Ai 2 Amina 1 ' X , Y -A Q 2 - ff . Q Q S N! U- L ' ' J' R S 'lf V-V n xlgygy ' , 4 J fy Y , ii Q- .gt I , rl 43. j N1 A ' .r 2 r ff- M T' , L C 'Q f L '- 68 I Q: X . wt! 5 A I 'i 5 telix - X J ' 3 -3 Q .. R7 A i ,I lm 5 . 5 X N Qr t - f ,R 'I iff 'M 'Z Q ' ' : ' .v i Yr 'ci Q N xi-JN A-,Y I if ' l f . Gi v A ' -' A 'K X say S Q' 6 5 N 5 . EJIX i s 1 NL' if is v n NM div 5,9 All Eric Roberts Bob Rohr Martha Rohr Nancy Rohr Shirley Rohr Rita Schalmo Wesley Schaub Daneen Schiltz David Schmader Iim Seloqy Ella Sibila Karen Smith Geraldine Snyder Gary Sponseller Virginia Stamman Ioan Stayer Eddy Swan Ion Tolle Ronny Ulm Lee Underwood Acie Uplinqer Leona Van Camp Dale Van Voorhis Barbara Vieracker Demaris Vincent Bill Wackerly Harry Wooden David Wertz Elaine Wyles Gordon Wyles Barbara Yoder Peggy Zahler Suzanne Zastudil Mrs. Knowles. Advisor 74a Lester Albrecht Ierry Ater Mike Bacon Rosemary Barnhart Don Bates Bob Bauer Barbara Becherer Harry Beck Don Benson Bob Bent Dick Bernard Iim Blackstone Miriam Bower Frank Bresson Marilyn Bresson Colleen Buss Charlene Casper Harriett Cleckner Richard Climes Paul Daily Sandra DeMuesy Bonnie Ditch ludy Ditch Orpha Domer Charles Eckenrode left Emhotf William Finger Vicky Floom Ralph Forrer Kay Gardner Ioan Garner Carla Garvin Dick Gessinger Donna Gemind Linda Grant Margo Gross The sophomore class officers are: lim Buss ..,........ President j Chuck Iolliff ---Vice President ,i Barbara Becherer ---- Secretary Bonnie Little -------- Treasurer - ' r ... 1 C7 f 5' 'vs T I fs. - -N4 ix-,ny ,, Q gl I ,, J A if A W B A' I, li f ' f' ' px A FA . ,R 1 K .,,--I1 f w H, - Q Q V gy aa , A QW! .4A.y I -' Q V t ' V r J. -f ,, 'A 1 V 4 .A SP1 7 1 A A .. V7- . E X b, Q f -N' A if Q N Q A Q-B-fe.. .Q is lr . , 'HN fy ,V f Q: 5' L1 T X 7 , C 5 ' at ce,-1 'ig ' , g X I 1 V' Ev Kin- I Q -9 ' fr L 4 r Y - S' if -J --:v v ov SCA! B How long will they have them? The sophomores receive their class rings about Christmas time and by New Years many of them have changed hands. today... , V Myron Hoagland 9 'R if ' f ' 3? Louis Holben I H we r , V' i 5 ludy Holsworth -... M 'K Ts, fi Carol Huhiak B, 1 Chuck Iollitf Barbara Kern Pat Kracker M Nancy Krnach 3 ' 3 I David Lappin y 3 11 fi Q Linda Leonard Bonnie Little Harry Ludwiclc M f., , 7, , X Alvin Lutz 'ly'1 -.-. .. Q' ,, ' Sharon Maqers -5 ... Q 4 George Matako 't V . , J -V , f Kathleen McKelvey ' Q Helen MacKim i f A 9 Pat Michael Roger Michael J u Cliff Miller Q Q -- 'E V . MH Dick Miller Q1 5, 5? Q-ji ffl Linda Miller N' g 4 X . . Carol Minter lg- ' '., A ! I I1 Roger Moesle J! .7 JL-, loan Moorhead , , Randall Mosley 'T 1 V' ' A A G, ' Karen Neidenthal Yin K sv I 5 ' Q-5 Carol Nelson ' r ' er A Carol Nichter ., A Charlotte Nist a t . Iohn Paustian Margaret Pfluge ,. Gene Phillahaum f Ioy Pratt Y Darian Richardson . J 25 , 3 . C - el , L - I 0 K - N .W - J ' . ' -S: vw , YU X: U Richard Ramga . xx? ,H il Jl H! 5 Y A group of sophomores gather in the tieldhouse lobby and display their new class jackets, 4le'dlemouaaofu6,4lddele44pl4g Bob Rudy lim Russ Ioy Scott Don Sebald Ann Seel Larry Shafer Nelson Shammo Kenny Sibert Burletta Sinnett Shirley Sloat David Snyder Karen Smith Patty Smith Wesley Smith Bill Stevens lee Stockon Ted Stuhldreher leannine Swart Chris Thomas Gary Townsend Iames Ulm David Wallenhurst Gary Weltlich Linda Welty Charles Wertz Bill Willaman Carole Williams Don Williamson Ken Wolfe Marcus Workman ' Carol Zinlc Mrs. Baxter Advisor 'v ' miie if 1 S4 1 -'L '4- sf, . w EQ: 7 Q 3. 4 6 S. 56 1. X. '-4' , ., - 'l , 5. . 3 - ' ' r 2 V 1 i . , e - F 1 , ' ll fl' 1 it 6'-ISI X A 4' Lf ggi 1 -ir' uf if if ra 5 3 , I The junior class officers are stopped as they are going in to talk to Mr. Matthews. They are: Gayle Pettay - - - , - rHistorian Chuck Danner ...... President Gail Mack ..... Vice-President Carol Lecky .,ee,... Secretary Sue Ziesmer - - - - - ,Treasurer . rf' ,f.f f,J x ' at pluf! xii! , , y :Q K - M1 r L A 3 '13, 2 r f 0 ef Q - 1 5 f 4 L -,W 4 -5' ' I QU' -1' 4 2 I 1 -At mi Q i - y 1: 'S , t , Y. ' 'xr' ' -TLP - ef' E- A 23 T ' ' N5 A 7 ' 4.1: Q - f a it : -f'.- ...4 -y - 'i 1 . 0 , .L -cg Q 51' ' ' L 'X 5' X xx V h K T Vlllxxrf , ,Jn Lit? E ld .' 715 ,lt ' ' -Q 1 G ' , C 'Q ll -' ,J ,L . ff-L fiLff'L Dorothy Amacher Ioe Arnold A Nancy Bartko Cathy Baughman Terry Berrinq Charlotte Bittner Steve Blate Ruth Blile- Shirley Bocmhower Betty Boron lane Bouqhman Howard Bower lolin Boyd Dale Bravis Phil Bray Ianice Bresson Carol Brumbauqh Charles Bush Owen Cheyney Sandra Clapper lorry Crawford Harold Culler David Danesi Charles Danne: Cgzrol Dessecker lohn Easterday lohn Fenton Ronny Finger Eusebia Fisher lack Garner Pat Gems lames Gemind Barbara Getz Pat Good Sherrie Goodwin ,Q Harold Grant Iudy Harbaugh Dick Harper Lee Hayes Iohn Heppe Iulia Heppe Paul Hernandez Penny Hernandez loe Hoagland Ellen Holben Donna Holla Mary Anne Hyde Tim Iones RoseMarie Iordan Tom Keck IoAnn Kessel Dennis Kirven Iudy Kogel Bob Kompara Carol Lecky Ann Liber Gail Mack Iudy Magers Agnes Maurer loyce McCollough Iohn McNeal Ianice Meeting Ianet Michel Donna Miller Donna Morton Marialice Myers Carol Norris' Wandene Norris Fred Nye Iean Oberlin l What'll you have? Pat Good and loan Stephenson are among the juniors who work in the lunior supply booth. And of course one can always find Mr. Gatchall there, too! X :N x Q' ., 11' A M Q EE - cw ' E 2 ? t W I Ekrvaatmflw 'Q X 41, is i 4 2 2 so E MQ-5 i plif jf 4513, ff g Y- 5 itvn any -.F V, Q RW '- g le ? S5121 'dey tj if tr 7 I ' J - I V ' S. X -, V4.2 , A 0 ,t y .2 .,, we ,, W -U Y' y x. ,I f 'r f fs- - ' 2' r f wa 4, r say 1 'k fy qvsvii 0 I ' J 3 A ' 1, X14 .'-Q1,.'x Meanwhile, back at his locker, lack Garner sings M-i-c- k-e-y M-o-u-s-e as he displays his mousketeer membership and a picture of a character called 'Whatl Me worry?' If th S L ni. 6. U I Q 'iii Q Q ' Q16 , sN V tr: I :if Y U V1 A - at 4' . -. .V Q 'N f Q N. t U u vu A 1 gm 'Y 7' nad Q fx , Q, it 'S x . X- fx L M 1 ' ' , -Q.. - 5, I , .I-S V S , . rf! R i x ' .Q9 ' - ' K . K s 4 I t. L42 .i, 4 h. if w v::','f ,if j N? i9 fs 'K i . 4 5 I outage. Walter Olsen Elsie Orr Sally Paustian Pete Pearson Dick Pelkousl-ci Gayle Pettay lack Pratt . Sandy Reiqle Elaine Rohr Eleanor Rohr Ioan Rook lanet Boyer Ioyce Sauder lohri Scheetz Ianice Schumaker Iim Scott Bob Sebald loe Seloqy Sandy Simpson Marian Smith Darryl Snyder Nancy Soqorka Ioan Stephenson Betty Taylor ' t, f' v 'ttt I f Peggy Teagarden ' A V Indy Thompson , A - ft, V Roger Vincent X -4 1 L Nancy Wadian Dan Watkins f . Ierry Werner S' CL I thc lames Wesie Ronald Yant Sue Ziesmer Mr. Matthews Advisor Snow iun being a class officer. Pictured here are: Bud Russell ...... Sgt.-at-Arms Eddie DeMuesy .... Treasurer ludy Myers ........ Secretary hX 'w. Marjorie Frank-sVice-President Alan Zink .......... President Bill Dessecker .... Sgt.-at-Arms 5 .1 Seniors at last! lt seems as though the highest aim of a high school student is to be- come a senior. The last year of high school is a busy one for a senior. In the fall, football absorbed the interest of most seniors. Twenty members of the class were on the varsity team, and six of them placed on the all-county team. To the Class of 56 was given the honor of sponsoring the first program in the new auditorium. A play, Buy Iupiter was very successfully presented on November 18. The swishing of dresses sounded a brushy accompaniment to the music of Paul Bingley and Orchestra at the Senior Prom. This Christ- 0,35- Q- mas dance was held on December 28, at Wil- lowdale Club House. After the dance every- one went to the Park Theatre in North Canton to see a movie. Soon after Christmas vacation, exams were upon all. Following exams, all happenings seemed to focus upon graduation. Measuring for caps and gowns, ordering name cards and announcements, writing the class will, history. and prophecy, scholarship tests, and selection of a college or university all consumed the time of the Seniors. As a finale to twelve years of school. the class of 1956 were privileged to be the first to graduate in the new Iackson auditorium. ffawe dead.. Upon Florence As a She has MRS. HYDE entering into high school, the class chose Mrs. Hyde to be its advisor. group, we feel very grateful to Mrs. Hyde. approached this task in her best manner and has accomplished a very valuable and understanding job in guiding us through our four years of high school. And now lor the mortar board, Margie. Preparation tor graduation included mea- suring ior caps and gowns Pictured here are Pinky Nye. Sally Koontz. Frank. and Margie IEANNETTE ATER Commercial Course Class President 1: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: NFL l: Class Play fmalce-up? 3: Glee Club l, 2, FHA l, 2, 3, 4' Band l, 2, 3, 4: Majorette 2, 3, 4: Football Queen 4. NAOMI BACON College Preparatory Course Marlboro High School l, 2: French Club 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Glee Club l, 2: Speech Club 2: Cheerleader l, 2: Librarian l, 2. SALLY BATES Mixed Course Y-Teens l, 2, 3: Glee Club l, 2: FHA l, LOREN BECK General Culture Course Hi-Y 4. 0602 1 t I I I BARBARA BENT College Preparatory Course Class V. President 1: Ir. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, V. President 4: FHA l, 2, 3: Class Play istudent directori 3, tmake-upl 4: Office Help 2, 3, 4: Times Staff Z, 3, 4, Ass't. Editor 3, Editor 4: Scholarship Tests 1, 2: Annual Staff Z, 3, 4, Bus, Manager 3, bl NHS 3, -1: Latin Club l, 2, Treasurer l, 2: French Club 3, -1, Prog, Chairman 3, Treasurer -if Y-Teens l Z, 3, -l, Prog. Chairman l, bt, President 2, DAN BERNDT General Culture Course lVlcKinley High School l, 2' Hi-Y l, 2, 3 4 Presie dent l, 2. TED BERTONI College Preparatory Course Class Sqtfat-Arms 2, 3: Hi'Y l, 2: Reserve Basket ball 3: Varsity Football l 3 3, 4, All County 2. Co-Captain 4. BARBARA BORON Commercial Course Y,Teen l, 2, 3: Librarian 2 MARIE BORON Commercial Course Y-Teens l, 2, 3, -1: French Club 3, -if NFL l, 2, 3, -1 Secretary -lf NHS 3, 4: Times Staff 4: Glee Club l 2' FHA 3 4' Band l, 2 3 4 Reporter 4' Select Band 4. PAT BORON Mixed Course Reserve Football l, 2: Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4: Librarian -tr Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. 1 ,QL 172 1 7 lzyiilzfr 2' ' Q H '--ii. , .I :Jw .E , - , ,. WHAT A DIFFERENCE caeloallacl RONALD BOWEN Mixed Course Lincoln High School l, 2: Varsity Football l, 2, 3, -1: Annual Stall Ad Salesman 4: Class Play ibusi ness manaqerr 4. THERESA COPPER Commercial Course Class Reporter 2: Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary l, 2: Latin Club 3, President 3: NHS 3, 4: Annual Stall 2, Sophomore Editor 2: Scholarship Tests 2: Times Stall 2, 3, 4, Makeup Editor 3, 4: Class Play 3, imake-up 4: Glee Club 3: FHA l, 2, 4 ALLEN CRAIG General Culture Course Baseball 3 1' NHS 3, 2, Sec.Treczs.1rer 4: Scholar- ship tests 2, 3 1' Glee Club l' Band l 2, 3, 4. TOM CULBERTSON College Preparatory Course Band l, 2, 3, V1 Secretary A1 French Club 3 4 Sgt-atrArms 4. CAROL DE lANE College Preparatory Course Class Secretary l' Banii l 2 3, 4 FHA 2, 3, 4' Office Help 2 3 Off-e CQ :li Q T.rr1es Staff 3' Scholar sh gi Tesis 2, NFI. 2 3, ,Q lat: Club Q 2, Reporter l Frerzcn Club 3 4, V Presser' 1 'r Teens l 2 3, 4 State W.nner TB Cintesf lllVl DECKER General Culture Course 'larsrty Football -1: H1'Y l, 2 3, L Bane 1 Glee Club 1, 2 A-5' :4-'Y ' 4 A ?.A-Y.. a' lf s , . ll 5--: FOUR YEARS CAN MAKE. RALPH DEMUESY General Culture Course Class Treasurer -lf Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Varstty Football 4 Reserve Football 37 Baseball 3, -1: Glee Club 4 BILL DESSECKER College Preparatory Course Class St.-at'Arms l, 2, 3, 1: Varsrty Football I Ll -1 All County '17 Reserve Foo'ball l: Baseball 3: Re serve Basketball l' Varsrty Basketball 2 3, 4 Hr'Y l, 2, 3, -Z, Vice Presrdent 3, President 2, 41, H 'H County V. Presraent 47 Glee Club 2, 3, -17 Class Play 3, 47 Annual Staff Ad Salesman 4' Latin Club l T' Vice President l lIlVl DIEBLE General Culture Course Hr-Y l, 2, 3, Al: Lrbrarian 41: Varsrty Football Z Reserve Football l' Baseball l, 2, 3 4 VERLENE DOMER College Preparatory Course Y-Teens l l.at1rr Club 2, 3' Giee Club 7 RONALD DOW General Culture Course College Preparatory Course Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club l 2: Varsity Football 3, 41 Reserve Football l, 2. Glee Club 2, 37 Lrbrarrcn 1' HLY 1 I 3, 4 Varsty Basketball 3: Reserve Basketball 2' Varsgty Football 2, 3 4: Reserve Football l. BILL DRURY aauitlahnaauy BILL FALL General Culture Course Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 41 Band 1, 2: Glee Club 1. lUDY FENSTERMAKER College Preparatory Course Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: NFL 4: Times Staff 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3: Gluee Club 2, 3: Office Help 4: Speech Club 3: FHA l Librarian 2, 3, Treasurer 2, President 3: Latin Club l, 2, MARIORIE FRANK Commercial Course Class V. President 3, 4: Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: Times Staff 4, Business Manager 4: Glee Club 1: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Band 1, Z, 3, 4, V. Presi- dent 4: Majorette 2, 3, Drum Majorette 4: Office Help 4. RUTH GEIB Commercial Course Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Times Stall 3, 4, Circulation 4: Office Help 4: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Librarian 4: Cafeteria Help 3. IOHN GROSS College Preparatory Course Latin Club l, 2: Scholarship Tests 2, 3, 4: Times Stall 4: Class Play 4: Glee Club 1: Band l: Hi-Y 1. 2, 3, 4: Varsity Football 3, 4: Reserve Football l, 2: Freshman Basketball 1: Manager Basketball 3. PHIL GROSS College Preparatory Course New Trier High School 1: French Club 2: Annual Staff Ad Salesman 4: Class Play 4: Hi-Y 4. MARLENE DUKE Commercial Course Picken High School l, 2, 3: Y-Teens 4. LEE DYCUS General Culture Course KENNETH ETTER General Culture Course Annual Staff Ad Salesman 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4: Reserve Basketball 1, 2, 3: Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3, 4: Reserve Football l. MARCIA EVERHART College Preparatory Course Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club l, 2: FHA l, 2, 4. I KAY HAMERSLEY Commercial Course Class V. President 2: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: French Club 3: NFL 1, 2, 3, 4, V. President 4: NHS 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Office Help 4: FHA 2, 3, 4. NANCY HANSEN Commercial Course Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. SHERRON HANSEN Mixed Course Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, tmake-upl: Glee Club l, 2: FHA 1, 2. 3, 4. RITA HABTMAN Commercial Course Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Class I '-JV' z Play 4: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. 7Zow,a4a1e S J I I I ROSE HEIMER Vocational Home Economics Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Times Statt 3, 4: Class Play 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3. FRANK HENSON General Culture Course Hi-Y 4: Reserve Football 3. SHIRLEY HOLT Commercial Course Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2. lOANNE lOLL1FF College Preparatory Class Historian 2, 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Glee Club l, 2. 3' Latin Club 1, 2: French Club 3, 4, Reporter 4' Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 4, Treasurer 1, 2 SONDRA lONES College Preparatory Lehman High School 1, 2' Y-Teens 1. 2, 3, 4: NHS 3 4: Times Stall 4, Art Editor. 4: Class Play 4: FHA 3, 4, Secretary 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Select Band 4: Majorette 3, 4. BARBARA KARNS College Preparatory Y-Teens l, 4: French Club 3, 4: Class Play 3: FHA 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Librarian 4. DICK KEATLEY General Culture Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Baseball Manager l, 2, Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, SALLY KOONTZ Home Economics Y-Teens l, 2, 3, -1, V. President 2, Sgt.-at-Ams lf Glee Club 21 Office Help -1: FHA l, 2, 3, 4. LARRY LAURSEN General Culture Hi-Y 4. lEANNIE LEATHERMAN Commercial Goshen High School l, 25 Y'Teen 3, Al: Ir. Red Cross 3: Class Play 3, lmakeupl. caelooltotk ' -ipl . l I I HOUSTIE LEMASTERS Mixed Annual Staff Ad Salesman 4: 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 4. ROBERT LEONARD General Culture Hi-Y l, 27 Hi-Y Basketball 2. SHIRLEY MACKIM Commercial Course Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, IANE IVIALINOWSKI Commercial Course Y'Teens l 2, 3, -47 FHA l, 2 ELIZABETH MAURER Mixed Course Q Glee Club l, 2: Band Secretary 4: Varsity Y-Tr-r,-ns l 2 3, -15 Glee Club l EDNA METZ Commercial Course Y-Teens l, 2, 3, A1 Treasurer el Class Play -1 Office Help -if Band l, 2, 3, 41: Select Band 4: Librarian l BARBARA NYE Commercial Course Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 3: Times Staff 3, 4, Circulation Manager 4: Class Play 4, Student Direc- tor 4: Glee Club l, 2: Office Help 4: FHA l, 2, 3, 4. PAT OLSEN Mixed Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 4: Glee Club 1, 2: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 4. l UDIE PAUSTIAN Mixed Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club l. 2: Glee Club l, 2: FHA l, 2, 4. lIM PHARES Mixed Hi-Y 4. RONNY PUENTE College Preparatory Latin Club I, 25 Annual Staff Ad Salesman 4: Class Play 4: Glee Club 4: Hi'Y l, 2, 3, 4: Hi'Y Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4: Reserve Football 3: Varsity Football 4. DICK RADER General Culture McKinley High School l, 2, 3: Varsity Football 4' Reserve Football l, 2: Reserve Basketball 1, 2, 3' Varsity Basketball 4' Hi-Y 4, Chaplain 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 004 BONNIE MILLER Commercial Course Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Select Band 4: Librarian 2. DICK MORTON Mixed I-'FA 1, 2: varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4. DARRELL MURPHY Mixed Canton South l, 2, 3: Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4: IMAA 4: Band l, 2, 3: Times Stall 4: Annual Staff Ad Salesman 4. IUDY MYERS College Preparatory Class Secretary 4: Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Program Chair- man 3, V. President 4: Latin Club l, 2, President l, 2: NFL l, 2, 3, Business Manager 2: NHS 3, 4, V. President 4: Scholarship Tests l, 2, 3: Times Stall 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1: Band 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Ir. Red Cross 1, 2, 3: NFL Hall of Fame 2. I I I Jr up I J f 2' ft 5 5. 440416 ROCHELLE RAMGA College Preparatory Class Reporter lf Y-Teeris l, 2, 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: Latin Club l, 2: Band l, Z, 3, 4: Scholarship Tests 2, 3: Times Staff i, 2, 4: Class Play 4: Glee- Club l, 2, 3: NHS 4. PAULINE ROHR Commercial Course Notre Dame Academy l, 2: Y-Teens 3, 4. LOUISE ROHRER Commercial Course Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: NFL l, 2, 3, 4: Times Stall li Class Play 3: Glee Club 1, 2: Speech Club 4: FHA 3, 4: Librarian 4. BUDDY RUSSELL General Culture Class Sqtfat-Arms 3, 4: Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 47 Reserve Basketball 1: Varsity Basketball 2. 3: Varsity Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, All County 4. DOROTHY SCHALMO Commercial Course Y-Teens 1, 2: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. HARRIETT SCHAIDNAGLE College Preparatory Y-Teens l, 2, 3, -lf Latin Club l, 2: NFL 4: Class Play 4: Scholarship Tests 3: Glee Club l, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Librarian 4. Ambitious young actresses! These senior girls wait to perform during play practice. Q 1 DICK SCHEETZ General Culture Course Hi-Y 3: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Reserve Basketball 2: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, All County 4: Reserve Football l. OWEN SECOY College Preparatory Course French Club 3: Annual Staff Ad Salesman 4: Glee Club 4: Reserve Basketball l, 2: Varsity Football 3. 4, All County 4: Reserve Football 1, 2: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 3. 4: All County 4. IANET SHAW College Preparatory Course Y-Teens l, Z, 3, 4, Sgt.-at'Arms 3: Latin Club 2, 3: Scholarship Tests 1: Glee Club 1: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Select Band. PAT SHAW Commercial Course Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Glee Club l, 2: FHA 2, 3. 4: Band l, 2. 003456004 . 46' '55 CLIFFORD SHEPPLER General Culture Course Hi-Y 1, 2. SHIRLEY SHERMAN College Preparatory Course Latin Club 2, 3: Scholarship Tests l, 3: Times Statt -t GAYLE SHONK Commercial Course Y-Teen l, 2, 3, 4: FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Sqt.-at-Arms 4. MAUREEN SIMON College Preparatory Course Class Secretary 2, 3: Y-Teens l, 2. 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4: French Club 3. 4, President 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2, Secretary l, Z: NPL 1, 2, 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: Annual Statt 4: Scholarship Tests 1, 2, 3: Times Staff 3, 4, Current News Editor 4: Class Play 3: IMAA l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, President 4. BURLENE SINNETT Commercial Course Y-Teens l. 2, 3. 4: Class Play 4: Glee Club l: Office Help 4. FAYE SLAYMAN College Preparatory Course Y-Teens l, 2. 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Glee Club 1: Office Help 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4. DAVE SMITH General Culture Course HLVY 4: Speech Club 4: Reserve Football l, 2: Varsity Football 3, 4. CYNTHIA SMYTH College Preparatory Course 'i'-Teens 2, 3, -3 V. Presgdent l Secretary 4' French Club 3, 4,Tre::s1.zrer 3, Secretary -1: Latin Club I 2, Reporter l: NFL l, 2 3, 4' NHS 3, 4: Times Stall 4: Scholcrshgp Tests 2, 3 BETTYE SNYDER College Preparatory Course 'Iv-TEENS l, 2, 3, 4: French Club 3, 47 Latin Club l, 2' Class Play 4: Scholarship Tests 2, NHS 4, IUDY STARK College Preparatory Course French Club 3, 47 Latin Club l, 2: NHS 3, 4: Annual Staff 2: Glee Club l: Times Stall 4. Feature Editor .45 Scholarshzp Tests l, 2, 3: Ottice Help 41 Librarian 4, President 4. Sotaqoa, Wdglsclool... SALLY STOBTZ Commercial Course Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 2: Class Play 3 tmake-upi, 4: Glee Club l: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. IACQUELINE SWART Commercial Course Glee Club l, 2: FHA 1, 2, 3, 47 Librarian 3, 4, Secre- tary 4. DICK UI-IRICH Mixed Course FFA 1, 2. BOB WATKINS Mixed Course Hi-Y 4: Reserve Football 2, 3. DORIS WERTZ Commercial Course FHA i. 2, 3, 4q NHS 3, 4: Times Staff-1, IOHN WHITACHE College Preparatory Course Lincoln High School 1, 2: Varsity Basketball 3 Varsity Football 3. 4. What's this action? Seniors heap paper on the back of a dump truck during their paper drive in the fall. They are: Iim Smith, Ronnie Dow, Bud Russell, Bill Dessecker, Kay Hamersley, Cynthia Smyth, and Bettye Snyder. weld GBETA WILLAMAN Commercial Course Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2: FHA 2, 3, 4: IMAA 4: Librarian 4. NANCY WILLAMAN College Preparatory Course Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Sgt,-at-Arms 1: Latin Club 1. 2: Times Staff 4, Sports Editor 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Speech Club 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: Ir. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, V. President 3, President 4: Attendant to Football Queen 1, 2, 3. BOB WILLAMAN College Preparatory Course French Club 3, 4: Annual Staff Ad Salesman 4' Speech Club 2: Hi-Y l, 4: Varsity Football 2.44. Manager 2: Reserve Football 3: Baseball l, 2, 4, Manager l, 2, 4. BARBARA WYLES College Preparatory Course Class Treasurer l, 2, 3: Attendant to Football Queen 1: French Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, Program Chair man 4: Latin Club l, 2, Reporter lf NFL l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, President 4: Times Staff 4: Class Play 3: Band l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 4 Majorette 3, 4: Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, President l Proaram Chairman 2 Treasurer 3' State Speech Finals 1, 2, 3. ALAN ZINK College Preparatory Course Class President 2, 3, 4: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 All County 4: Reserve Basketball l, 2: Hi-Y 1, 2 3 -1 V President l, Treasurer 4: Glee Club 3 Class Play 3, 4' Scholarship Tests l, 2 3: Annual Staff 3, 4 Editor 45 Annual Staff Ad Salesman 4 NHS 3, 4, President 4: Latin Club l, 2, Sqt,-at-Arms l, Times Staff 4. ff N 1 Nw prrrmgtygaamm Mosr PHOTOGENIC GIRL fav, wwf-f7 OVW? c QHYJBESPX The candrdates for the Most Photogeruc Grrl we h re c osen by Troup and Pluto Studro from the por trarts whrch they took of the g were then taken rn drapes These were sent to a commrttee at Metro Goldwyn Mayer Prctures Mr Dore Schary head of MGM acted as charrmctn of thrs commrtt h ee w rch made the selectron for the Most Photogeruc Grrl of 1956 P' ? ' ' senior girls. Portraits of these six irls ' . ANNETTE A TER IVIAHIORIE FRANK SHEHHOIV HANSEIV SALL Y S TOR HBAHA WYLES TZ 5 AS we SA UN TER Tl-:Rouen Q is f, , nf 1 . t 3, nn ' if 11 1, xf A, Q1 I Y I ,. if ,v' 1 ..: n ,2, ., v,, a 4, 1' - yi J, sq, J o I 6 ul -s-31.1 wx sl! pv- 'rf' BARBARA BBNT f'4 ROCHELLE RAMGA MARIE BORON THERESA COPPER ALLEN CRAIG Secretary Treasurer N I I 5 Character Scholarsh1p Leadershlp and SGIVICG are the four cardxnal pr1nc1ples of the Natronal Honor Soc1ety wh1ch a person must possess 1n order to become a member All of the h1gh school teachers are g1ven ballots wh1ch conta1n the names of all Jumors and semors who have atta1ned a scholast1c ratmg of B or better The students are then voted on accordmg to the prevrously ment1oned prmclples Thxs year durmq an etfectrve candle hghted ceremony two sen1ors and seventeen jumors were mducted 1nto the socrety As the old mem bers 11t the candles of Character Scholarsh1p Leadersh1p and Servlce they spoke on these qual1t1es Then they c1rculated among the aud1ence and tapped the new members The oath was admlnlstered and Mr Sauder congratulated them on becomrng members CYNTHIA SMYTH' IUDY STARK' Tapped m Iumor Year Chuck Danner shows a very pleasmg sm1le as Kay Hamersley taps h1m and p1ns on a yellow rose, s1qn1fy1ng that he 15 to become a member 1 if 9 , , ff' , 5? ' ' A stat 5 I Evrg . - . . I . I I. u as to A It A u MARIORIE FRANK KAY HAMERSLEY SONDRA IONES IUDY MYERS My 1.4. IUNIOR MEMBERS SEATED Dorothy Amccher Cathy Bczuqhmnn Icme Bouqhmcxn Sebm hsher IoAnn Kessel Ann Ltber Betty fcrylor Sue Zte mer STANDINC Mv Sauder Domus Kexxm Gall Mock MGXIGIICQ Myers Harold Culler Davtd Dcmwst Bcuhctm Getz Iunet Mmhcl Pat Gets Chuck Donner Him-. ALAN ZINK' BARBARA WYLES' Preszdent Vzce Preszdent MAUREEN SIMON BILTTYE IO SNYDER DORIS WERTZ Q M R ' It , ' X 6 y . I ' I ' H 4 ' A I 'A A A , f Q F34 R ' N . E A f! iz . V, X Ig , 4 Q I to ROW 1 Gayle Pettay Barbara Wyles Presrdent Kay Cynthxa Smyth Iudy Fenstermaker HGII19tl Shaldnagle Hamersley Vrce Presrdent Marte Boron Secretary Peter Betty Boron ROW 3 Maureen Slmon Ianet Holshoy Bob Pearson Treasurer Rochelle Ramga ROW 2 Karen Bent Iack Garner Bob Kompara Davlcl Danesr Irm Russ Nerdenthal Karen Smrth Lourse Rohrer Nancy Wrllaman Carol Delane Cynthra Mallalreu The mam purpose ol the Natxonal Forensrc League s o help students develop thelr speakmg abxlxty Many long hard hours of work are spent by members preparmg for speech tournaments They partrclpated IH xndxvrdual events whrch lncluded dramatlc humorous and oratorrcal declamatlons orrgmal oratory and extemporaneons speakmq Debate tourna ments were also held Iackson played host at a debate tournament and the county speech contest was also held here In thrs contest Carol Delane Marre Boron and Rochelle Hamga quallhed for the state contest They presented a very hne productron of The Lrttlest Angel 'UN 15 4 Advisor Mr Haxtfon The Lrttlest Angel was grven Ill pantornrme by the NFL at the Chr1s mas assembly Here Barbara Wvles real the story and other nrfmbers Karen Nerdenthal Karen Smrth Daneen Schrltz Carol Dc lane Mare Boron HarrxettSha1r naglc Pete Pearson Bob Iarrett Bo Ben lm Russ and Elame Wyles portrayed the blrth of Chrrst ' ' i A' I I ' - ' A - The N.F.L, had charge ol the Christmas Assembly. A , s D b I 1, L V, ' I I I I SEATED: Maureen Simon-President, Ann Liber+Secretary- Ioan Getz, Suzanne Zastudil. STANDING: Chuck Danner- Treasurer, Greta Willaman, Gayle Pettay, Nancy Krnach, Vice President, Bob Bent, Iim Fenton, Richard Miller, Mr Three persons from each new freshman class are chosen to be in the Iackson Memorial Athletic Association, student booster club, which works in conjunction with the adult booster club. at work planning the football and basketball Members of the I.M.A.A. were seen hard - Matthews, Advisor. banquets or decorating the throne and goal post for the Homecoming Ceremonies. Parents Night and the Senior-Faculty basketball game are projects of this club. This year they initiated a contest in the school for characterization of our school mascot, the Iackson Polar Bear. The Y-Teens is a Christian organization devoted to creating better relations among all races, religions and nationalities. All high school girls are eligible to become members of this club. A Iackson Y-Teen is a member of her own Y-Teen club, the Massillon YWCA, the YWCA of the U.S.A., and the World's YWCA. This year there were, for the first time, four separate clubs. Individual meetings were held several times a month, but quite often they worked together on such projects as the Recognition Service, the Y-Teen Formal, and the Easter and Mother's Day assemblies. SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS BOW 1: Helen MacKim, Carol Williams President, Linda Grant Vice President, Bonnie Little Secretary, Barbara Becherer Treasurer, Margo Gross Pro- gram Chairman, Pat Michaels. ROW 2: Carol Minter, Carol Zink, Ann Seel, Carla Garvin Pat Kracker, Vicky Floom, Kathleen McKelvey, Alice Blile HOW 3: Ioan Moorhead, Sandra DeMuesy, Nancy Krnach, Mir- iam Bower, Donna Gemind Linda Leonard, Charlene Cas per, Charlotte Nist Carol Nich ter. ROW 4: Colleen Buss, Icy Pratt, Ioy Scott, Barbara Kern Karen Neidenthal, Karen Smith Burletta Sinnett, Carol Hubiak ROW 5: ludy Ditch, Margaret Ptluqe, Ioan Garner, Carol Nel son. Kay Gardner, Patty Smith I-I FRESHMAN Y-TEENS HOW 1: Linda Clark, Kay Le- masters -President, Damaris Vincent4Vice President, Karen Smith Secretary, Barbara Yoder- Treasurer, Virginia Stamman - - Program Chairman, Susan Hershberger. ROW 2: lean Danner, Elaine Wyles, Nancy McCort, Peggy Zahler, lenniter Highly, Barbara Vier- acker, Karen Phillis, Kay Burger, loyce Gill, Carolyn Ed- wards, ROW 3: Iewel Miller, Mary Kintz, Dianne Paul, Ger- aldine Snyder, Ann Belknap, Nancy Rohr, Shirley Huffman, Betty Nutter, Lynda Bauqhman, Barbara Krnach, Mary Ann Bernard. ROW 4: Cynthia Mal- lalieu, Ioan Getz, Ioan Lee, Suzanne Zastudil, Iudy Mann, Shirley Rohr, Mariery Ebe, Rose Fierstos, Leona VanCamp, Da- neen Schiltz, Rita Schalmo. Martha Rohr. ROW 5: Rita Jones, Ella Sibila, Dorothy Mil- ler, Barbara Disler, Nancy Klinqe, Sue Brower, Marty Ber- ring, Nancy Linn. Q JL- ,t Q- ,f Advisor MRS, MAYROSF 'fo IUNIOR Y-TEENS ROW 1: Sandy Reigle, Gail MackgPresident, Carol Des- secker A Vice President, Carol Lecky-Secretary, Sally Paus- tian-Treasurer, lean Oberlin Program Chairman, Dorothy Amacher. ROW 2: Eleanor Rohr, Cathy Baughman, Mary Ann Hyde, Peggy Teagarden, Gayle Pettay, Donna Morton, Ioan Stephenson, Nancy Bartko. ROW 3: Marialice Myers, Iudy Har- baugh, Nancy NVadian, Char- lotte Bittner, Penny Hernandez Elaine Rohr, Ellen Holben, Pat Geis, Ann Liber ROW 4: Sherrie Goodwin, Barbara Getz lane Boughman, Ruth Blile Ianice Meeting, Sandy Simpson Agnes Maurer, Maxine Ledford Judy Thompson, Pat Good. SENIOR Y-TEENS HOW l: Ieannie Leatherman Maureen Simon President Iutlu' Myers Vice President Cynthia Sniyth Secretary Edna Met? Treasurer, Barbara Bent Prr, qram Chairman Pat Shaw ROVV Z: Shirley Macliim Rc chelie Ramga Bettye Snyder Rita Hartman Marcia Everhart Marlene Duke Marze Borer leannette Ater Sondra Icnes Sally Kccntz ROVV 3: Louise Rohrer Kay Hamersley Bar hara VVyles Barbara Karr: Ioanne Iollrll Ruth Geib Ru: ene Sirinett Faye Slavrnart Nancy VV1l1aman lady Fenste: maker Harriet Shazdnaah ROW 4' Theresa Copper Bc: nie Miller Sherron Hansen Rose Hiemer Indy Patistian Nancy Hansen Mariorie Frank Barbara Nye Sally Stcrtz Greta Willaman Shirley Holi Pauline Rohr. ROVV 5: Ianet Shaw Pat Olsen, Elizabeth Maurer Gayle Shonk Carol Delane ,fum Getting Y-Teens. and San Service projects played an important part in the activities of these clubs. At Christmas time they decorated a tree for the lobby and brought gifts and canned goods for needy families. A visit was made to Applecreek State Mental Hos- pital by the Senior club. There they entertained one of the wards with a party and gifts. Other clubs made tray favors tor the hospitals. This year the Y-Teens also conducted the Community Fund Drive in our school. The Y-Teen program included fun and recreation. Dinners at the YWCA, movies, Weekends at Camp Valley View, panel discussions and a variety of evening meetings were some of the activities in which the clubs participated. into the Christmas spirit are these Iunior Ianice Meeting, Donna Morton, Ann Liber, dy Simpson, decorating a tree for the lobby. I W 4.4 Advisor Mr Ge b I tk IR. HI- Y ROW 1: Dick Boron, Chuck Iollitt President, Bill Hunsinqer Vice President, Bob Bent Secretary, Dan Mantsch Treasurer, Don Benson- Sgt.-at-Arms, Don Bates Sgt.-at' Arms, Dave Helmick. ROW 2: Wesley Schaub, Dick Geissinger, Gary Weltlich, Bob Iarrett, Kirk Darragh, Larry Floom, Jim Laursen, Dave Schmader, Dale Van Voorhis, Iohn Griffith, Frank Boyd. ROW 3: Jim Russ, Gary Bass, Eric Roberts, lack Hollender, Kenny Brick, Gordon Wyles, Stuart McArdle, Tom Malinow- ' ski, lack Mercier, Gene Philla- baum, Nelson Schalmo, Iohn Tolle. ROW 4: Lee Under, wood, Bob Hartzel, Walter Boron, lim Fenton, Tom Cozy, Bob Rudy, Cliit Miller, Harry Reed, Chris Thomas, Dave Snyder, Harry Ludwiclf lim Blackstone, Bill Fo:- syth. ROW 5: Harry Beck, Lee Stockon, Tom Lockard. David Wallenhurst. lerry Ater, Dick Bernard Bob Bauer Richard Clrmes Dave Lappin Louis Holben Skip Wrllaman Dick Miller Charles Wertz To create maintain and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the school and community is the purpose of the H1Y club The aim is to develop the social physical and spirrtual wel fare of the members Advisor Mr Cain Their soc1al activity was carried out by sponsorrng a dance for the high school They also conducted a magazine sales campaign and a religious assembly Their spiritual welfare IS supplemented by reading the Bible and having prayer to open each meeting They participated 1n the H1Y basketball league and won two trophres After five games they Won the league trophy and then went on to win the county championship which en titled them to a second trophy SR HIY R W l Ioe Arnold Bill srcl-ccr Prosidr nt Chuck D in I co rr cnt Hou tie r is Ut I ir, in re L er Dirk i L Clic. r den 5 at Arms Terry Berring ROW I-lrr,er Jim Dcclfr ax Smr h Ronny linger Phil Gros exe Blae Iirn e 1r'J D rr ir n Yea Q at Boron a Ru sfll Yennw ' ' lite Hon ira Bower Phil B ay rr N,e Darrcl Nlurpriy Paul Hfr rnatrz ROW 4 lm co I Icon Fasterc ha Bcneetz DJ r, Snvaer DL Larr, ciurscn Ro gfr Vinccnt rri if RCW ann Dc x f vis CL, :- ll LJ J -A 1 Boi: All rrfan lfhr' Gro r of Watkins r--N-nl ' ,rf - W ' 4 ,Z K 1 I 1 1 1 ' v A . l 'B 'R ' ' . ' C 1 . X 'sf ' ' ' T , , I . i 3 Q I : I 5 gt lellllr V + lil? kg V O 1 , ' Des Z G ll iisr V1 P 'reid 21, sy ' W 2 ru' fic-rs 50' -K Al' Z,nl4: Q ' I' 'I as ir , '. Ri ri -i ',, A V lrzin Rcrin: lt . to 'gt.-f - 1 Dlckll co , A-':-,D'To A ' Bt I t , . QE J Q l b ' I li vc , Dirk .- t. hy, Vlfaltcv ' , Olsen. ROW 3: Eddie Dolfluesy 't , - 'F P ilu' sxl , t .' 1 ' . , 1 yr yi ' 'P 1 t I I , ' 9 'A 1' ,ri 1 ,S J ITF ' A . f l li , I. -f, Hayes Q , , lgy 4 J ' -3 , , Jem si , , fr .A 'lr Eur: Se 'ld, Hill Fall, ' t ' . L A , i r J '- , Ir. , 4 D :Dre ' Q3 H ,f. -,-I , I , i Fr rnk H,-. .on Harold 4, A , V , B 'l Tr' Loren Bc-ck, Dan A I . ' is fir-:rtdr D110 Bran: ltr: Phares Z Bob Ifornpara, ' ' ' .f .. ., 1. . Q ioe Sn ry Bob ROW l: Ann Seel. Carol Zinl-c, Pat Shaw, Dorothy Schalmo, Barbara Vieracker, Sandy Rerqle. ROW 2: Nancy Wadian, Jean Ober- lin, Leona Van Camp, Dianne Paul, Eleanor W ll' Rohr, Joan Stephenson, Barbara Yoder. ROW 3: Barbara Nye, Louise Rohrer. Ella Sibilia, Demaris Vincent, Judy Paustian, Harriet Shaidrraqle, Janice Schumacher, Elaine Rohr. ROW 4: Judy Thompson, Carol Williams. Jacqueline Swart, Doris Wertz, Joy Pratt, Greta Willaman. The Future Homemakers of America is sponsored by the Home Economics depart- ment. Girls do not have to take Home Ec. to belong. Members went I Christmas caroling and sponsored the annual F. H. A. formal. X 1 X, :ill ROW l: Marjorie Frank President Joyce Sauder. Vice President Srzzz dra Jones Secretary Srzlsy S're::. Treasurer Fat Cnet: llzstorr. Pat Olsen Sat. 11 v Arms GIF, J Shonk Sqt-ate!-.rnzs HOW 2: Jury. Holsworth Donna Holla I-.irce E.r.t- l.ynda Bauqhrnfrrr Jean Pzrnrro' Susan Hershberqwr l..nd:: Clark Carolyn Edwards Joyce Gill HORN 3: Miriam Bower Charlene Caspvr Ann Belknap Mary Ann Bernrrl Margo Grass Cfziiiy Fuxfghrrzrrrr Jeannette F-.tor Mzrrw Evrrr: Crt. Garvin Shirley Hxztfrnan FOXV ? Charlotte Bittner Jfrzn Get? Pmzrz Hernandez Rose llrraor S :mir z fl, Muesy Kay ltltrtwz H-V ll HE: C--1 Sally Bates HM.: Hzztrrzirrz I-fra: Everhart J.rnd1 Crirrzt FORK' Barbara Getz, Nazty Elf-1:1113 Nan -. Hansen, Ruth llijv Tirvrr-ar Ctr, per, Carol Desseclwr Cfrrzrl PeJ:r:v Snerran Hansen C' :rel Br zrtilta 1-1:1 Sandy Cltzppvr lirse Yrvrstcs C' I leen Buss 'L O ' S: '. Jignrxt f- r. - - .u : . .L -.c ll- . . L... ' fl :iri . ' Tj x 1:5 H: . f-f tru' .lift cf' ' Nh: L . N . fri .4 ras Ile X x :If Ness: n ,. J .. fl:1..t FCHN' -Q .1 fr 1:36 ':.1s: fx -.jet J Y. - 'V- V- - x'--fl- 531135 r X .Ig Kgnqe I new., Advrs lVlr Garb X ROW l Peter Pears n Presrdent Gall Mack Vice Prestclent Eusebra Frsher Secretary Sue 71csmer Treasurer ROW 2 Betty Taylor Pat Ge Sally Paustran Ann Ltber Donna Morton ROW 3 Ellen Holben Davrd Danesr Bob Bauer Iantce Meet ng Chuck Danner The mam purpose of the Frenf h Club 1S to enjoy takrng French The groups makmg up the French Club conststs of those takmg French I and those tak1ng French II At the carry on act1v1t1es wh1ch are spoken or wrrtten rn French and hear speakers that have traveled through France The French I Clubs mam project for the year was a banquet for the second year members French II Club has been workrng to ra1se enough money for French records to be used by future French students ROW 1 Maureen Stmon Presrclent Carol Delane Vrce Presrdent Cynthra Smyth Secretary Barbara Bent Treasurer ROW 2 Mane Boron Bettye Snyder Rochelle Ramga Naomr Bacon Iudy Fenstermaker Iudy Stark ROW 3 Barbara Wyles Edna Metz Tom Culbertson Bob Wrllaman Ioanne Iollrtt Barbara Karns I I I 1, f ng fy I X 'ry':f:'f6 t I W y r. sf - T T T H' 1 , . Of t.. 3 X K- 1 F , .- ev I . ,I is. meetings, held separately once a month, they . , , y 1 1 , ' ' Y V .7 . . . .Q I 3 . Y A i 7 F 7 A 3 y 7 Q mf gt , ' sy ff , .X 'Y F y aadtk U I I ROW 1: Blll Hunsinqer President, Bob Randles Vice President, Sally McN11tt Secretary Martv Berrmq Treasurer Lotus Holben 'iqt at Arms Er1c Roberts Sq! at Arms ROW 2 Ioan Stayu K1rk Darraqh Flame Wyles Nancy lVlrCort Gary Sponseller Ion Tolle V1rq1n1aStamman Daneen Amo te IS one ol the llISl express1ons uttered by the Latm students and 1t 1s the one express1on wh1ch w1l probably ren1a1n wxth them longest The Latm Club IS an organ1zat1on of Lat1n l and ll students The clue SlTlV6S to keep the mterest 1n Latln ahve and to lear1 more about the Romans Therr ma1n proyect IS the Lat1n banquet vvh1ch usuallx d9p1ClS some event of Roman h1story and demonstrates the Lat1n hte and Customs The ldes of March bemq one of the most eventful days 1n Roman hlSlOTY the lacksor' Advisor Mrs. Hyde Sch1ltz, ROVV 3: Karen Smith, Leona VanCamp Cynthla lVlallaE1e11, Rnta Jones David Schmadm Cordon Wyles lark Hallencler Stuart Mckrdl Janet Holshoy ROW 4 lVlr111r1r1ne Krrlc Ronn lm ancy Khnqe 111s BlXlLl Tom larltarr. R 1rba1a Dlsler lee Undc rwnml Kay lOl llCY'wlOIS D1anne Paul Romans try to have the1r bc nquet on ar near the htteenth of March each year The f9SllV1l es beqm Wllh a slaxe sale The slaves 1s11ally freshmen q1rls are auch e to the former Lat11 st 1dents a1d members of the let n ll cl1h Th1s lS greet lun and manv href the b1cld1r1q aees 11te hqh e th slave sale ch ner lS serxed 1- e tracttcnal Roma aJ11o11 Qexerel second wear s erts orow de entertane 'nent afte1 IIN er hes been compe e The entertemme t 'nav 1nch1t'e s'un's er rectetxons wh1Ch st ree stude s ere reqtured 0 R W l lmda Crant Presvh rr' B' l-:stem Georqt Mf1'1ltt t1s1 1 C s surer Barb 11 tr'1e1 1 11 11 V1Ce Presxdn nt Marc 1s VK orkman Presrdent W 2 G rw Nt't1e11 nl se r Chuck Bush I n1ne Su rt R sen 1rx n tr M1r1am Bower Ann See1 H1 1 ett Cleckner VS 3 R11 1111n Bet' Be t K'1x Gardner n du 1 x h L o scott 1 a 1 tn Kaur- Nn11Ih ROVN. 4 man G U '11 C1 ler 1 t 1 an IC 1 ser D rt Bernar Bumscn Kenneth Vtolt J r 'X e Deud Ill0l hurst John Pqustxan Born e D tch .R ' ' '- f ' 'N 1,: N A , C17 1, f -- f l ' ' . I 1, ' ' , 'On Ci 1 - . A s ' , , q: 1 . Alt 7 V I - V V e ' 'rt ' ' 1 . th .1 1 :rt - ' I V -Y f ' ' , s - '- . . A' ll1'l j ':. '. . 1 . , 1 t ri. ' . .' I1 ' ' . ' . A ' 2 , . 1 1 . ' hr' A' .r . 1 nt' , . , ' t, t rio. A TMR Y l O 1 1 . uen: I: . mac.. , .1 RC ' 1 Wvlllfl Q rx t I' V1ce Presxtlt-nt Carol W1l.1.z1z:s Secretary pmvld S -,V X thin- DH? A Chu .k 1511111 I Y 1 .t -' Trac. ue: Ma :go ,rox Tzetz -. Bk It KI, K, H 51,3 .ft N., J , yd' . ,I - 1 11 Rs-A tx Spf wtrzry fin: R ss l. vu' v H ,,l,,L, Iqmes If A IUMA no 1 Q1 3 1'-.1 5 11111 rmqw 1:1 11 of NU- 711 H ,lm df A lf' dg Rm Q . ean '51 Q. it A' Bar hut V ' U Q XY ff 7 ' ' lx-' l ' 1 Kay Linsey ,,,,, Bruce Peck. . . Betty Linsey . Ioe Burns ,,,, Mrs. Iackson ,,,, Hank Hughes Lester Krinkle . . Mrs. Quackenbush Mrs. Blanford.. . Mrs. Ioyce ,,,,,, Fizz Foster ,,,, Irene ,,,,,, Gloria ..,,. . Miss Quick. . . Mr. loyce... .. Mrs. Dufrost r,,, . First, Second and Third Shoppers- Sharron Hansen, Burlene Sinnett, Pat Olsen Bill Dessecker tricks Rochelle Ramqa and Rose Heimer by posing as a mannequin. . . ...Sondra Iones . ,,,, . ,,,.,, Phil Gross CAST . .Rochelle Ramga . Bill Dessecker . .Nancy Willaman . ,,,,,,, Alan Zink . .Ronny Puente Bettye Snyder . . . .Rita Hartman . .Harriet Shaidnagle . .. . John Gross . . . Sally Stortz .. . . .Rose Heimer . ,,,,,,. Edna Metz Houstie Lemasters .,. , . . .Iudy Stark Phil Gross, Sondra Iones, and Alan Zink listen as Rochelle Ramga confesses that she placed an order without the manager's consent. Kay is a young and attractive toy buyer for a large store. A game-craze swept the country last year and toy sales were ex- tremely high. Now they're down, and Kay is getting the blame. Find another craze she's told. Her younger sister, Betty, return- ing from school, couldn't help but overhear the conversation from where I stood . Where she stood was on the back of Ioe, the stock boy, who elevated her to a point of vantage. Betty, realizing that her older sister is in serious trouble decides to do something about it. A humorous character named Fizz Foster arrives to sell Kay an order of Iupiters eintlated rubber rabbits that are supposed to talk. The talking aspect of the rabbit, however, is a fake. Betty persuades her sister to invest a sizable amount ot the store funds in buying a large supply ot these rabbits, She is rushed into paying for them without stopping to consult Hank Hughes, who heads the new products inspection department and who is in love with Kay. They decide they have to DO something-somehow create a craze for these dumb-bunnies ! Kay's job is saved for the moment by Ioe's hiding in a delivery cart parked next to Iupiter . He gives the bunny a new voice while Betty supplies the visual demonstration. They start a buying craze that rocks the town! The Iupiter craze brings confusion to Ioyce's Department Store. Iudy Stark, Rita Hartman, Bettye Snyder, Marjorie Frank, Sandy Iones, Rose Heimer, Nancy Willaman. Houstie Lemasters are pictured below. Q5 Q , . X CAST Prxson Natron 'Kg e Barlrlf Iudge Heath we Dlstrtct R tornev Y n Hrs Secretary Defense Attorney S eve I G z: 14 H s S c e rx Cle k o't'1e Ccu t Karen Ardre Dr Krrl-c and lt' s c Homer Van F err Elme Swear Lee Q ers Io nCr1an Wh Qlgr 0 er! rn Stertoq phe Two Po censor SEATED Paul Hernandez Pete Pearson Garl Mack D le Braxrs St rng Sktp Olsen Elsie Orr Carol Desseclcer lack Garn Sue Zresmer Sally Pausttan Chuck Danner D1d Karen Andre commrt a murder or not? Th1s IS the questron that must be answered by the yury Th1s 1S a murder tr1al of Karen Andre accused of k11l1ng Bjorn Faulkner her former boss A body was found thrown from the top ot a burldrng wrth a bullet shot through the heart No one could rdentrfy the body Two women ruled Faulkners lrte Karen Andre partner of hrs swmdlrng busrness and h1S wrdow Nancy Lee Faulkner On the thrrd day rn the court Larry Regan appeared and testrfred that the body thrown over the bu1ld1ng wasnt Bjorn Faulkner Faulkner Regan and Andre were plannrng to swlndle S10 U00 000 and then leave the coun try In order for Faulkner to do th1s he was gomg to fake cr death to take hrs place On thrs nrght Lefty O Toole a gangster was to be shot Larry Regan got hrs body and took 1' to Karens apartment for her to push over the top ot the burldtng Regan also testrfred that a plane crashed rn New Iersey and that he thought Faulkner was rn rt although that body couldnt be rdentrhed erther Regan suspected Iohn Graham Whrtfreld Nancy Lee Faulkner s father as havrng caught on to therr plan and havrng a part 1n thrs because Faulkner was desertrng hrs daughter and also steal1ng Whrtfrelds money The lury prcked from the aud1ence made e flnal decrsron SLATFD Ianrce Meetrrg Hoge Vrncent Prul Bra' Ioan Steo Dennrs Krrven Om en Chev neu lqnes Maurer Iohn Mcxlec Terry Berrrng lVlr Hart D rectc t .A n s f.fi:..rf- ' ,, Slap Olse Ox' n Cheyne ' ' 1 I . A 11 t 'Pete Pears: ' ' Silly Pfzustgfz . . . ,Irma i e r ta ' fanzce I-feetz. r . I 'Y Dennis K1r'.'e r Gall f-firm: . ' 1 . - ferry Eoin: lr. I Hutchins Els.. C: r l A ?:1.Q EV: r ' -.ey Lee E?':'.w Nancy lfcrtnknor 1-,... nf.s-.-1:12 Mczqclfr .,v S .f- fT,..s:rf h Z fx? L ' rttzf-I: flfzh- H: lane C'?:':r1:lfvA: lQ,,1-r. H' :1 . lllnqfrxzlst :1: L: I :nw lrxrry Hr-g'rn ll 1 .. H1-1:1 ::. :-- ll b :r V: llw-rttfssw. :wr IJ 1:1 SH-I ' ' . ra. r Czri. I-- F: . ' lt . r Fntge: YJ. 1' and lcrzn I-TLNQ, 3 . ' '. fr ' arti : 1 ' 1 , . or, . , I' ' , 1 - - 1 - - - - - - ll ll I ' - 1 1 1 1 , . , 1 . . I ' 1 - . . . , A . I I ' , , 1 . I I ' . . , , . . - - - 1 . . , . . I I ' I I . y 1 1 - th ' ' ' . 1 enson STANDlNG Lee Hayes tk I I I .,. .4.L..2u- :' -1441 -9-aq--.. Sonara lcnes, Art Eaztcr Theresa Copper, Layout Ear tor: Doris Wertz, Asst Lay gut Ffjitor' Pete Pearson Asst Editor: Darrell Tux Photographer. 0 I V. 4-an 1. 5, Indy Stark, Feature Editor: Nancy Willaman, Sports Emi. tor: Barbara Beit, Editor-znCh1ef7 Maureen Simon, Current News Editor: Mrs, Bond, Advisor. rffiitf Confusion, headlines, deadlines and a dripping paste jar are all familiar to the staff members the day before the Iackson Times goes to press. The Iackson Times is a lithographed news- paper which is published monthly for eight months and bimonthly in May. The last issue is dedicated to the departing seniors. The paper is run entirely by students with the assistance of the faculty advisor. A student may become a reporter his Freshman year and from there he may advance according to ability. All phases of school life are covered by the staff: sports, assemblies, social events, club news, grade news, and the honor roll. A finished copy of the Times brings a great deal of satisfaction to the student reporters, edi- tors, artists and photographers, whose coopera- tive efforts make the paper possible. 58 VIHST ROW Gayle Pettay, Iiifly Fensteimaker. Rochellf- ftzrrnga, Marie Bonn, Caro. Ztnlt, Betty Boron. SFCONIB HOW Ruth Gezlv. Barbara Nye, Carol Desseclcer, lohn Grass, Harry Wooden, Mar iorie Frank, Hose Hiemer, ludy Thompson, Doris Wertz, Peggy Teagarden, Gail Macl-1 fwztleqem. Mr Ramga, Advisor: Margo Gross, Barbara Bent, Alan Zink, Sue Ziesmer, Maureen Simon. The 1956 SCOOP has many new and different character- istics this year. An effort has been made to eliminate or change many of the formal, posed pictures and to include pictures of school life and events and general informality throughout the book. This was aided by the purchase of a press camera. Planning for the book began just before school started. This continued through September, October, and November while pictures were being taken and the advertising was sold. After the main plan of the book was established, the staff began to write the copy for organizations and captions for the pictures. A stress has been placed on interesting and entertaining write-ups. After Christmas vacation, the pictures began to come back and the work of inserting the final details, cropping pictures, and combining the copy with them was done. The book was completed on March 15. arnerrrrnn around school this Alan Zrrik The Annrrzrl Statt to.r.rht this crown graphic Carrera which .s t. to secure oritfic spot pictures ot school lite and activities which could not have bm-n trrkeri by our studio photographer AD SALESMEN Ronny Puente, Bob Willa- man, Alan Zink, Phil Gross, Kenny Etter, Owen Secoy, Bill Dessecker, Houstie Lernasters, Pat Bowen. LIBRARIANS SEATED AI' FIRST TABLE Iudy Stark President Ianet Michel Vice President Karen Sm th Rose Marie Iordan Iaclae Swart Secretary SEATED AT SECOND TABLE Ruth Geib Greta Willaman Ioan Morrhead Barbara Yoder The primary duties of the student librarians are to check books in and out and to ard stu librarian teaches them to repair and acces Leona Van Camp STANDING Harriet Schardnagle Bar bara Karns Rose I-leimer Mrs Ramqa Advisor Carla Garvin Ronnie Dow lim Dreble Treasurer Pat Boron Reporter sion books and magazines Keeping attractive book displays 1n the been their proyects th1S past year JR RED CROSS 7 .nJ 25 'N .-4' ROW 1 Lynda Bauqhman Gene Phillabaum lim Ulm PVS Bflfbfffff Ben' V103 Pres Peqf-JY T9GCJGfd9T1 S95 Chuck Bush lean Dunne, ROW 2 Nancy Wlllomcr Treas Ioan Famer Farol Williams Indy Myers Eusebx The Iunror Hed Cross is a service orqaniza tion made up of two members from each class in the high school These members are selected thelr freshman year by the class presldent and serve for the remainder of their high school years This year the Iumor Red Cross not only collected for their own drive but they also Fmsher Mrs Baxter advisor collected S250 for the Polio Fund and S50 for the Tuberculosis Fund The grade school section filled Red Cross boxes which were sent overseas Under the able direction of their advisor Mrs Baxter the Iackson Chapter contributed much to the work of the national Red Cross 1 I , X I rf ' va 5. , - 'g 1 W dents in finding them. Mrs. Ramga, head halls, panel discussions, and a dance have O if 1' A ' , 1 L ' J xl I 1 X S X V v 11 s is ' I f - i I - , 1 I -A I ' L . r 1 ,V V A: , , I G MAJORETTES Left to nght Barbara Wyles Iearmette Ater Carol Dessecker Marjone Frank Carole W1111ams Sondra Iones Cathy Baughrnan The marchlng band appeared m a parade at MGSSIIIOH ' my 1., 5524 Y X . X - ' If .1 f 4 xkllu. I I if ' ff 4 . , 4 4 , 1 Q G . Milk , A ' 4 f , Q ar 4' , - . ,I Q I V In WL an . Y Q 5 . ' V Q , fr W Z S ,YAV f...I .nd 'N 1. 0 1 . 4' , 'I' . 4 . V ' .J 4 ,ug , 5 P' .I I ,V ' 'B 6 in 5 X 2-if Q X X . my l SCHOOL BAND Kxrven Charlene Casper Carol Dessecker Cathy Baugh man lane Boughman ROW 4 Tom Lockard Sondra Gets Carole Mrnter Iudy Hoftee Nancy McCort Dxck Sturm Bob Iarrett Sharon Maqers Iudy Myers Ronny Harper Iudy Magers Janet Shaw Ray Eberhardt Heath Stmpson The football held gave brrth to lazz a the 1955 56 Iackson Hrgh School march1ng band maneuvered therr way through countless pre game and halftrme shows After swelter mg through a multrtude of summer band re hearsals the students held the spotl1ght at the Stark County Farr The marchrng band concluded thetr season w1th the annual M111 tary Ball of whtch Tom Culbertson and Barbara Wyles were crowned kmg and queen Concert season then commenced wtth the band part1c1pat1ng 1n numerous band cl1n1cs Mlke Sheldon Glenn Phlllabaum Chuck Stoner lohn Batch Bob Wood Mmam Bower Allen Cralg Davtd Danest Chrxstee Bxxler Marcus Workman VlYqlI1lCI Stamen Faye Flayman Nancy Klmgo Anno ltnn Rtcharcl Mlller Shlrley Huffman band also took part rn the band festlval held tn the Canton Memorlal aud1tor1um on Febru ary 22nd Outdoor concerts mdoor concerts muslc festtvals and a band assembly are just a few of the many GCllV1ll9S rn whrch the band parttctpated Our band was also well repre sented ln county d1str1ct and state musrc contests The band took the1r down beat from Mr R1chard Ralston who was new to Iackson th1s year ' ' ' , s at Northwest, Mount Union, and Alliance. The PEP BAND up mol, Th1s year we have had an added atiractron at our ralhes The Iackson pep band and therr hot mus1c have really helped to enthuse the students Such songs as Seventeen Dance W1th Me Henry and Rock Around the Clock have been heard blanng from therr mstrurnents W , yn., N. 4 -- Q , f A - , s X ,,,. . v sv., , n The theme song for the football rallies was Rock Around the Clock to which the majorettes and the kids really rocked. SELECT BAND ROW I Barbara Wyles Marianne Kirk Tom Culbertsc Barbara Kern Betty Boron Margaret Zahler Kay Gardner Barbara Dlsler HOW 2 Barbara Becherer Carole VM lxams Carol Zrnk Iudy Thompson l'larr1etCleckner Carole Mrnter Elaine Wyles Betty Nutter lanet Holshoy Carol Brumbauqh Marie Boron Blll Finger Sondra Iones Mar lone Frank ROW 3 Robert Handles Bonnie Miller lean nette Ate-r Gordon Wyles Wesley Schaub David Danesr Glenn Phillabaum lohn Balch Bob Wood Miriam Bower Marcus Workman Ioe Krrven Faye Slayman Carol Des secker Cathy Bauqhman lane Bouqhman ROW 4 lanet Shaw ,udy Myers Dick Sturm Bob Iarrett The select band is made up of the more ad vanced members of the band to enable them to play more difficult pieces. MIXED wi Marralzce Myers accompamsl ROW 1 Ianet Hol ehoy Ellen Holben Carol Lecky Sebla Frsher Gary Welthch Ronny Ulm lack Mercxer Drck Harper Mary Ann Hyde Kay Lemasters Karen S'l'lllh Rosemary Barnhart Mr Wllharn R1ley Dzzector T Y 5 ff ' xl S . ' ' ,f 4 ! 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'Km '41-ml NWN 4 Six bt A 'ia , 5, x :iw vi 5 We 1 n Q, V 'xs X As the last cold days of the season 3 came, the team practiced with towels b around their heads, stocking caps, ear M Q muffs and gloves. OWEN SECQY Sr. Quarterback All-County DICK SCHEETZ Sr. Center All-County 36 dv!! s. X 1 ' -i i sur' SJ l BUD RUSSELL fr A, NJ ! sr. Halihack L A11'Couf3fY I L s V l' '- 1 r CHUCK BUSH Ir- Huliback laffucawv 7 fl 4 ' ' ku ALAN ZINK L, 6 Sr. Guard Aucoumy of , 'Q BILL DESSECKER 7 S SY. End E' I QQ? All-Counly all ' N 31 BONNIE DOW I - Sr. Tackle N 3 C-L 70 IOHN WHITACRE Sr. Tackle ccoutledz xx? '11 5' gg, : DAVE SMITH Sr. Fullback 5 , 5 IQE HOAGLAND Ir. Haliback , it fi HOUSTIE LEMASTERS Sr. Guard ill R Q1 I L-4' DICK RADER Sr. Haliback fOHN SCHEETZ Ir. Linebacker gd After beating North Canton, the team rode home singing the songs and display ing the smiles that characterized the bus ride home from a game. , 1 ,oft ty U F' o 4' BOB WILLAMAN gr. Guard a, 'L fit, X U!! F BOB SEBALD Ir. Center f X' h W1 1 Ktx V . - 3- . - pf t 5 PAT BORON CHUCK DANNER Sr. Guard Ir. Hclfbcck LEE HAYES Ir. Guard U1 My . S 'K' J Xi? sf 5 Q Q . 9 V i. f IOHN GROSS sr. End x. PAUL HERNANDEZ Ir. End -4' IOE SELOGY Q A Ir. Tackle ' t This time it was food that was de- voured ots the hungry team fecxsted Gt the banquet. sq I HAROLD CULLER Ir. Quarterback EDDIE DEMUESY Sr. Center HOWARD BOWER Ir. Guard Virgil Bertoni prepares to take out a Middlebranch Owen Secoy pours it on as player as Bud Russell keeps his eye on other pur- he skirts the end in the game suers, and qoes around their end for another long against Orrville. gain. Halfback Chuck Bush streaks downfield away from these Middlebranch tacklers. But Bertoni--ftl'1ere's no time for holding hands now! A group of Middlebranch players approach from behind. Middlebranch, Middlebranch all around and no place for Smith to go. And he s over Thmqs are lookmg up for Bud Rus sell as he hterally rolls over Navarre to score agam about to be done m bY backs espec1ally w1th the ard of hm Dleble Others rn Berton and anothe I k son mgkler I GC plcture are Vrrgll Bertonr Drck Scheetz and Alan Zmk This Navarre player is The ground seems to be the favorite spot for Navarre 87gQQs g.f5 ' QEQSS 0' J L t ROW lc Chuck Bush, Chuck Danner, Ronald Bowen, Dick Morton, Dave Smith, Dick Rader, Owen Secoy, Paul Her- nandez, Howard Bower, Harold Culler. ROW 2: Don Sebald, Walter Olsen, Managers, Harry Duflca, Assistant Coach, Lee Hayes, Iohn Scheetz, Iim Dieble, Ronny Puente, It Eddie DeMuesy, Alan Zink, Bud Russell, Virgil Bertoni. Bob Fife, Head Coach, lim Scott, Manager. ROW 3: Dick Scheetz, Ioe Hoagland, Kenny Etter, Bob Sebald, Iohn Gross, Houston Lemasters, Ronny Dow, Bill Dessecker. Bob Willaman, Iohn Whitacre, Bill Drury, Ioe Selogy. VARSITY SQUAD Like Ole Man River, the Polar Bears rolled on and on, Coach Bob Fife fielded the most powerful team this year that Iackson has ever had. Practice began on August 20, with twenty seniors re- turning, some for their second, third, and fourth year as lettermen. Practice was hard those first few weeks. and very soon the season was under way, The team started in fine style by steam-rollering Uhrichsville 61-O. This was the beginning so necessary toward a successful season, The boys had started as a well balanced, determined unit. Against Orrville the Bears scored a 27-0 revenge in one of the most important games of the season. Next, Iackson defeated their third foe, Sandy Valley 58-6 in the first league game. The following week Middlebranch visited our gridiron to receive the short end of a 33-6 score. By this time our team had begun to show the potentialities which it had. The big, undefeated Navarre team awaited Iackson on October 14. This was perhaps the game of most interest this season. But Iackson rolled again, decisively defeating Navarre 44-7. Standing at the top of the Stark County League. Iack- son met and defeated Northwest 52,0 for the fourth league win. The next team to come was probably the one we knew the least about and feared the most. But our boys proved that they were not daunted by the reputation or size of Springfield Twp. Iackson won the game 45-0. Talk of an undefeated season began to circulate as the last two games of the season approached. The third county championship in a row and the first undefeated. untied season in the school's history lay ahead. but so did Iaclison's biggest rival, North Canton. Never to be scoffed at, North Canton appeared to bo a real threat to our team's record. They scored the first touchdown of the game. It was also their last. With their heart set on vzctory and their efforts mustered in one team effort, the Polar Bears stomped North Canton 60-7. The last game was a league contest with East Canton, and would definitely decide for us the county champion- ship. The score: Iackson 73 - East Canton 0. This was the completion of an unmarked season in which the Polar Bears compiled a total of 453 points. while holding their opponents to 26. Iackson finished with a rating of twenty-third in the state. These facts are certainly an account of the tremendous power, desire. and teamwork of the 1955 Iackson Polar Bears. .,..-'.... ,ey fwJ?,.i..jzf,.g5,. ' v. few '- , 'f' Nflfy, QA :wh -V E r 'V ROW l: Iohn Fick, Iohn Ater, Larry Floom, Iames Kracker, Nelson Schammo, lack Mercier,IRonald Ulm. Dave Mobberley, Chuck Iolliff, Alvin Lutz, Bill Forsyth, Ierry Werner, Iim Decker, Ierry Crawford, lack Garner. ROW 2: Duane Smith, Ted Habony, Managers, Pete Pearson, Tom Keck. David Snyder, Tim Tilton, Iim Russ, Skip Willaman, Tom Malinowski, Ioe Arnold, George Matako. lim Ulm, Walter Boron, Loren Bates, Harry Reed, Paul Markowsky, Coach Dale Haverstock, Tom Eckert, Manager. ROW 3: Louis Holben, David Wallenhurst, Ierry Ater, Harry Ludwich, Dick Bernard, Iohn Easterday, Iim Blackstone, Richard Climes, Don Benson, Bob Bauer, Darryl Snyder, Ted Stuhldreher, Roger Moesle, Dick Pelkouski, Nick Radel. RESERVE SQUAD 1958 VARSITY SCHEDULE Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. The big Assistants, Harry Dutka and Dale Haver- stock, could be discussing a play, cr player, or a coming opponent. 14 ---- -- Uhfichsville 1955 RESERVE RECORD ig' ' ' ' ' 053126 Iackson 27 Loren Andrews- 6 Shi Midcgebrcnci Iackson 26 Canton South - , 7 12' A ' ' E Navarre Iackson 27 Orryille - , - . , , . 0 ' ' ' ' Iackson 27 Central Catholic 6 - Northwest Wooster North Canton East Canton 19--, 26,,, ,,-,-- 2-E- -, 10--- -- ' E . . ,vw fl. ,W-. 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'78 IEANNETTE ATER FOOTBALL QUEEN Miss Jeannette Ater reigned as the football queen at the homecoming game on Saturday, Octo- ber 7, l955. She and her attendants were chosen by the members ot the football team. Members of the queen's court were: Barbara Wyles, senior: lean Oberlin, junior:Linda Grant, sophomore: lean Danner, freshman. Fitting to the occasion, Iackson defeated Middle- branch 33-6! . Due to the rainy weather the Coronation was held in the gym- nasium. The queen was escorted by Bud Russell and Virgil Bertoni, co- captains. Other escorts were Alan Zink, Bill Des- secker, Kenny Etter, and Owen Secoy. Following the crowning, a dance was held in honor of the queen and her court. ft ,fuxwxim X85 5 SX 1 X W xx X The Queen and her court: Linda Grant, sophomore: lean Oberlin, junior: Iayne Miller, crown bearer: Queen Ieanette: Barbara Wyles, senior: lean Danner, freshman. The escorts are: Kenny Etter, Bill Dessecker, Bud Russell, Virgil Bertoni, Alan Zink, Owen Secoy. .1 ly Oh, but of course! Co-captain, Virgil Bertoni takes advantage of the opportunity to kiss the Queen. The first dance with the Queen is shared by Bud Russell. Shown in the background are lean Oberlin and Bill Des- secker. A view of the horne- coming dance. 79 lean Ober11n Nancy W11laman L1nda Grant Iean Danner VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Oh please' Its gotta go 1n But 11 dldnt RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Addrng to the hmehght of the Athletrc Department are the Varsxty and Reserve cheerleaders Chosen the hrst part of May by the student body these grrls have been 1n charge of rallres the student rooting sec trons at games and the pubhcrty of athletic games Durmg football season the Reserves are rdle 1n cheermg but help the Varsxty wrth the rallres In basketball season they partrcrpate ln the ralhes and cheer for the Reserve team at the games These g1rls are chosen from the nrnth and tentl' grades The Varsrty squad open to all tour grades cheers for all Varsxty team com pet1t1on and at all ralhes Supervrsed by Mrs Baxter therr advrsor these grrls plan the ralhes and make .up and mtroduce new cheers and rdeas On Nov 4 the Varsrty squad attended a cheerleadrng clmrc at Ashtabula Ohro There they were mstructed rn better ways to cheer plan sk1ts and organtze ralhes At the football champ1onsh1p rally the grrls mvrted Gene Dtllon to speak and he 1955 Champs The Varsrty cheerleaders were mvlted by North Cantons cheerleaders to par trcrpate wrth them rn therr rally before the Jackson North Canton game and we also had the Vrkmg cheerleaders as our quests for the afternoon rally Near the end of the season the East Canton cheerleaders were present at the rally for the Mrddlebranch game to see how Iackson conducted rt s pep assemblres ,r Q Whos a head and whos behlndj Therr race for the charnplonshxp IS d Thrs rs the lmeup ot the county class A ptcted by a horse race rn thrs skrt put on teqmg at a basketball rally Here Jackson rg com was present to give his comments on the Q Q- E 'A ' LX A 4 A K ! if W ' ' 4:1 t ' I A 5 SEATED Im Scott Don Benson Bll Dessecker Harold Culle Dck Scheetz STANDING Dale VARSITY Sportmg new unrforms and knee socks thrs season the 1856 Polar Bears set out to make the1r record as brrght and spot less as the1r unrforms It was anyones guess about who mrght be the Stark County Class A Champs thrs year Our basketball team started the1r campaxgn wrth thrs goal before them Berng cond1t1oned for a large court they showed great brrllrance and spark from the outset Sharp passlng and ac Haverstock Coach Chuck Bush Owen Secoy Ioe Hoagland Iohn Scheet Dzck Rader Iohn Frck Manager BASKETBALL curate shootrng were characterrstrc of the 56 Bears They provrded the fans wrth many tense and excrtrng moments throughout the season As they steadrly made the1r way through the lrst of op ponents they won ll out of 17 games At the end of the regular season Iackson stood second rn the league just short of the county champronshrp The season was concluded wrth a loss to Wooster rn the County Class A tournament Iackson Iackson Iackson Iackson Iackson Iackson Iackson Iackson Iackson Sandy Valley East Canton Northwest Alumnr Wooster North Canton Mrddlebranch Sandy Valley East Canton Iackson Iackson Iackson Iackson Iackson Iackson Navarre Northwest Orrvrlle Mrddlebranch Greensburg Uhrrchsvrlle TOURNAMENT Iackson 34 Wooster 53 , -,-- 66 86 H-, 60 E -H 48 78 -C Iackson 73 Navarre ,ss, 6 .... 58 Iackson 67 North Canton 68 NVE-. 74 77 ' ,,,,, 48 ' ss,,, C, ,, 44 62 ' 67 ,sudo -, 61 71 , 50 .u,s 60 92 ' ' , 56 ' .u.u 45 59 .u.u 48 71 .,,r,u 74 . - -, - Owen Secoy - Sr. Bill Dessecker - Sr. Dick Rader - Sr. All County Does the expression go with the fake, Rader? i Dick Scheetz - Sr. Expressions are in fashion. The camera caught Bill Dessecker off balance and the ball seems to be out of control of this Middle- branch player. 83 Chuck Bush - Ir. T06 Hoagland - Ir. Harold Culler - I-r the floor as he takes a rebound from Harold Culler brrngs the ball down the boards agarnst Sandy Valley from the Mrddlebranch backboard N r Owen Secoy is the only one to go off Sorry Buddy! I already have it. Its Bush out rn front by a length A Sandy Valley forward flnrshes second Ioe Hoagland holds the ball out as though temptmg th1s Navarre player to try to get 1t Stre e ee tch' B111 Dessecker goes h1gh 1n the a1r to tlp the ball away from Sandy Valley at the open1ng lump Iohn Scheetz I Don Benson Soph I I ' lim Scott - Ir. ' - r. S Y y V S N. RESERVE BASKETBALL SQUAD The Reserve team was entirely made up of Sophomores. They did very well this year, compiling a total record of 17 wins and 2 losses. This is one of the best records ever held by a Reserve team. SEATED: Louis Holben, Lee tStockon, Clitt Kenny Wolfe, Larry Schafer, Don Benson, Miller, Dick Miller, Alvin Lutz, Chuck Dick Climes, lim Blackstone, Ierry Ater, lollilf. STANDING: Harry Dutka, Coach, Bob Baurer, Manager. RESERVE RECORD FRESHMAN RECORD We They We They Sandy Valley . . . 25 44 Northwest ' ' ' 39 35 East cannon e, e. 48 aa gajfnc Lihmcn Navme -r in 44 39 cgltnon 7 if if 54 58 Noffhwes' -VEE A - 71 41 Louisville ..cc,,, ee e 21 35 Wooslef --f-f A A 39 53 East Canton .,l, , , 50 48 CCI'llOl'1 South , , Canton Sgufh YQAY Y Y NOIUI CGHTOH 4 - - - 45 28 Canton McKinley , , , , , 50 65 Middlebranch , , , C37 34 Louisville ,,V,,,, , , , 46 44 Canton Lehman .l,, 52 41 East Canton ffv- 1 Y - 29 36 Sandy Valley f M 48 31 Canton Lehman , , , . 39 56 East Canton , , , . 48 38 gonh Cufnon ' ' ' ' 23 43 Navarre - i - i i A A i 5,7 33 anton Lincoln , , , . ,. 27 38 Canton McKinley . , ,..., 44 43 Northwest A ' ' ' 55 39 Canton South ......,...,, 44 38 North Canton . , , 58 37 TOURNAMENT Orrville .,,,,, , 76 39 Middlebranch , , . 51 45 North Canton Y N VVYYYY VX? TIQZY Greensburg - 47 27 East Canton , . , , . 36 47 Uhrichsville , , 40 38 Uniontown , . , , . 51 41 f' 7-',titfiQ?t:sf:kgifQt ,wx 5 i x A ff it wt' wav, FRESHMAN W BASKETBALL SQUAD After completing their season with a record of 6 wins and 9 defeats, the Freshman team entered the Frosh tournament at North Canton. Here they won the consolation championship. 86 Vw SEATED: Stuart McArdle, Gary Boss. David Clatterbuck, David Mobberley, Tom Malinowski, Dan Mantsch, Bill Hunsinger. STANDING: Dan Matthews, Coach, Ronny Holmes, Loren Bates, Harry Reed, Acie Uplinger, Iames Fenton, Tom Cozy, Ronny Ulm, Bill Forsyth, Harry Wooden, Manager, ABSENT: Richard Knowles, Ronnie Holla, HI-Y BASKETBALL y SQUAD RECORD We They Sandy Valley .,., 41 18 Marlboro .,.. .,., 7 6 21 Middlebranch .... 44 25 Hartville ........, 37 12 Sandy Valley ..,e 43 23 TOURNAMENT Middlebranch ---. 52 32 Louisville ..., .... 4 5 38 Canton South .,a, 49 45 ROW 1: Eddie Demuesy, Bud Russell, Kenny Etter, Ioe Selogy, Dan Berndt. ROW 2: loe Arnold, Paul Hernandez, Fred Nye, Darryl Snyder, Bob Willaman, Bob Sebald, Mr. Hart, Coach TUMBLING TEAM ROW 1: Kenny Etter, Ronny Dow, Bud Russell Bob Kcmpczza, Bob Willaman. ROW 2: Roger Vin' cent, Don Williamson, Steve Blate, Dick Harper. ROW 3: Paul Hernandez, Ronny Finger, Fred Nye. Tuck your head. Tuck! Crunch! Another tumbler bit the floor. Mr. Dutka trained Iackson's first tumbling team this year. These boys, members of various boys gym classes, displayed their skill at diving, flipping and other tumbling arts during the intermissions of the basketball games. Will he make it? That's what the boys on the mat are won- dering as Bud Rus- sell dives over them. Wg, x -7? I 1- 1. :gi I s.,1 'N f .Yr ' 1 if fs wg, W K g 4- Q, Q 'u Q- 0 D. V' Qfvf f' H., .ssksg l W QQ xj ws 1L1 Mm , .. 'e , nw . .V A ,, g , iz gh I Q- , If . ' ,Ex A 5. ran. h ' ypxn f .A ' A A Q 0 'ir' ly 1 .M W Af . wif. , .- 5 r W - u ,fi 'P J,1. 4,,,fV' i 4 ,,,, L' , . I '-. 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Masullon, Ohio CENTRAL HARDWARE On the Square an North Canton HY 9-3309 , g ' Class of 1956 0 Jackson Memorial Hrgh School Letherman's Seed Store CANTON omo MARY GEIB FLOWERS 2638 Fulton Road N W CANTON OHIO PLEASANT VIEW INN Wrllram G Dcrhhne HY 9 9071 Lmcoln Way Motors In Sales and Service Continental llncoln Mercury 1136 Lincoln Way East Massillon Dial 3175 MORRISON MUSIC SERVICE Band Instruments Pnanos Accordlans Strrng Instruments Sheet Musrc Records 220 lrncoln Way East IE 37560 IE 3 7434 Q 'I' INTERIOR oecorznorzs' 181 lmcoln Way East Musslllon Oh1o BAIR TRACTOR SALES Ferguson Tractors and Equxpment Steam Cleanmg Repalrs Weldmg Chore Master Garden Tractors Ioro Lawn Mowers CARL SPONSELLER Hot Water 6 Steam Healing Samlary Plumbulg tt Canton llluo HY 93522 LAN TZ PEAT MOSS FOR FLOWERS SHRUBS LAWNS W 0 lantl Gl 2 4840 Fulton Road Ext HAREQERMMSQTOR CARS TRUCKS B E s T SERVICE Canton9 Uhw I4 carton ohm HY 92545 9 Con ralulaizonr In and Fulurf' Gr dualvv al I Ce I ff , l ' I stiff' my 8 . 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' ' i . , ' , . 2-243 if I X . 7 ' GETZ CARRY OUT ACCESSORIES HARDWARE GROCERIES MEATS AND DAIRY PRODUCTS 2103 Portage St H Canton HY 450 ITIELLO ITI I LK North Canton Dames, In Portage St Ext HY 93345 Lake Cable Servlce Auto Accessones Brake Servrce cmd Tune ups Lubrxccxtmon and Washmq 5622 Fulton Road Ext Canton 0lrro HY 04078 Massrllon Parnt 8: Glass Co QUALITY PAINT PRODUCTS WALL PAPER Er TE 35038 DANNER 6- RINGLEY PHAT MOSS MOSS cmdHUMU8 HARRY DANNER CHUCK RINGLEY HY 94576 TE 38421 TE3 0421 THE BRIGHTEN UP STORE Inc Sherwrn W ll oms Products 133 sms Norma MASSILLON OHIO lmperral Wallpaper Artrsts Supplies Shoe Serv1ce 127 Portage Street North Canton Ohro ATHLETIC GOODS 2212 T W Canton Flower Shop 108 Tlurd Street S W CANTON OHIO PETER E SCHAINIO McCormrck Deerrng New Idea Implements Canal Fulton 0luo Ul 42442 C S Henrlch Motor Co Your Chrysler Plymouth ond lnternatronol Truck Dealer l208 lrncoln Ylay East TE 23800 oss on, o TURNS INN Corner 24I and North Canton Road HY 9 IIIIB3 ll C. I I U . . 9-2 h O . ' ' ' n 54 S. I8 SI. ' , . ' - I I I Est. 1924 Diol 3-6867 O , y ' uscorowos St. est Canton, Ohio I f Q O M rrr one D Best Washes To The Class Of 56 I N WILARY L0 Canton 0lno K-INNERS Mosslllon s Most Dopulor Store For Men 32 lincoln Way East Masslllon 0hlo FISIIER ALTO SUPPLI L0 136 Walnut Ave M E Canton 2 0hlo Cl 31104 IlR0l II ARD S Dlurnbunq Supplq Warehouse Wholesale Dlstrnbutor lncoln Way E Masslllon 0hlo 1E 26100 Andy and Junior Your Cltq Bokerq Bous YEA IACKSUN' LAWREN CE ROAIl MARKET Bag Enough To Serve You SmC1llEnouqh To Know You 628 lawrence Road ll E Crqstol Sprunqs TE 39650 Compliments BELKER IIARDWARF Massillon 0luo Compllments RELIABLE IIFFII E Sl PPI I I 0 159 llncoln Way West Massillon 0hlo SPIES LOI.0N IAI, MARKET 2805 Fulton Rd I W Gl 62878 and lil 62877 Flnest un Quolutq Food L01NG S MEN S Slllll' Touloranq 8. Hoberclosherq Fune Custom Toulored Suats Dobbs H ts ca Enro or Monhotton Shorts Paul Crone rue St lohn Crone TE 22211 WATERL00 DRI! E INS 3250 Cleveland Ave ll W Cl 63055 4431 W Tuscarawas mm CR 72700 y - - - 401l' .-0n 0.S.Rt. 30 IIEBMAN lilllllflilll' ot ol N V , 50 E ' ., ll. ' u - 0hio STONE BROTHERS CLOTHE S Nldssullon s Number One Store For Men 1114 llneoln Way West llasslllon lllno TE 36166 Eompllments OHIO DRILLING COMPANY V Q7 BLOOMFIELD CHEVROLET 1 I h ut 4 2216 CANAL FULTON ol-no Q H I TREAT YOURSELE 7 ro me nest: ls MASSILLON amera ho svsnm-unc Puoroomoruoc 44 FIRST STREET NE I-UW04 NU5B!jXUMS CANTON OHIO JOE GOLDENFELD Men s Furnoshmqs And Shoes 169 llneoln Way West llasslllon tlhto TE 36240 PROGRESSIVE CHEVROLET llncoln Way West at 3rd St New Cours Used Cours JOHNSON AUTO CO Sales Ford Service Your Frtendlq Ford Dealer Canal Fulton llhto tll 42333 MAJORETTE DRIVE IN 1209 llncoln Way East Delnclous Food Home of the largest bcmno spluts In the world LEMASTERS PLUMBING AND HEATING 2635 Broad Ave ll E lllghlantl Park Wassillon, lllno TE 21128 DAVES HANDY STORE llave Waclllln Wise Road ' 9 EHAND GEORGE Q! dF7,.... E 'QS 5 Q -1 E ' so A, 4: So. Canal Street eep one - IXXIGVCIWUVWSI 9 QUT' 97' SITO? ' . numzur 1111 CDLN WA T .2-9555 M SILLQN, ,iff AT Q-IS-M1 'l'-. ,Ti Hgtgfffaefe f 5 tr. Diamonds ' ff f Jew l y Wat-:hes . I W ' Reps: g Lstubluhai H310 IOS Ii 'fuse n u MASS 0 , on o , . . I . Q O ' . R D FRYE HARDWARE NORTH CANTON OHIO 950 South Mann Street HY 93387 D W Goan Mass1llon Book 8c Statlonary Complete 32 F N E SUPER MARKET School Suppl es Frozen Foods T Fancy Grocerues ypewr ters Stat onery 124 bth S+ N E Ph 6929 B00kS MAsslLLoN or-no G fts COMPLIMENTS OF THE MASSILLUN STEEL CASTING C0 MASSILLON OHIO K d I O 0 o irst Street . . Massillon 2-2825 i . i Meats Office Supplies y i CHQ ' i I 1 ,k ff tTh ' f S 1 C ings You Wcmt When You Want The l PRY'S BODY AND PAINT SHOP Wrecks Rebudt Body and Fender Work Lubncahon Tlres Accessones SOHIO GAS OIL 35 Years fz Mlle North of Icckson of A utomotl ve Expenence Phone TEmp1e 3 9549 Congmtulatzons to the Class of 1955 F1nefrock s F' Masslllon Where Complete Home Furmshmgs and Decorfatmg pl 41-41 THE RST SAVINGS an LOAN C0 abl h d Grandpa Started to n TE ple 2 L col W llo o Save IN MASSILLON ITS BORDNER S FOR FINE FOODS 3 COMPLETE FOOD MARKETS TO SERVE YOU . . . . . . Q 1 I - ' a of el O . x+, . Es? is e in 1888 ' f +1 0 mf 0 Pho e m -1547 641 lincoln WKIX' XY1-sm ' 153 in n ay East TEIN C BA Massi n, Chi I 7 Compllments ot STILRK GLASS Inc 409 Erle Street North Mass1llon Chlo Phone 4175 MASSILLON INDEPENDENT RETAIL JEWELERS C J Duncan J L Fromholtz Glen P Heckert Sutters Jewelers Pltcock and Wagner Inc The North Canton Bulck Sales and Servlce 315 N th M NORTH CANTON OHIO QED 9389 tso THE MOHLER LUMBER CO Lumber Millwork Builders Supplies North Canton Ohio HY 9 3385 I l I I Compliments of I I , . Wishing the Graduating Class all that is good or ain Phone Complimen t 0 . o . I . 1 ' ' When Buying or Selling a Car SEE BILL ECKERT ECKERT MOTORS 206 F' Street N. E. Tl 3 6680 We're growing fast . . . there must be a reason Compliments of the STARK FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 304 West Tuscarawas Canton Ohio GI 60548 DALE HARRIS COUNTRY MARKET TE 22820 W1 H Cl Masmll Ohio THE FINEFROCK BROS CANAL FULTON OHIO Quality Home Furmshmgs And Carpeting G E and RCA TELEVISION Sales And Service llpen Tues 8. Thurs Eve UL 42361 M H MARTIN COMPANY IE 21467 1118 lincoln Way East MASSM-ON OHIO 0 i 0 I 1 - I 0 i 0 45 E 5 I s n 2025 cz es ou Ext. ' on. Audio-Visual Equipnwnl for bvhoo s - CllllI'l'll1'S - lndustry O O let nurhllS1ll8SS he your husmess lhlll 1011 tlllllk of IIBZIIU IIUSIMSS Spgglalmng In Pgfmangntg Harrsiylmg Harr and Scalp treatments Harr Crrttrng llyrng Bleachrng wzeaeemfmmwzaem K ,H ,E fr JJ AMHEBST Op Zena rr, 9 to 9 PARK BEAUTY sAL0N Complrments of on ra ula 1ons cg rswsussco to the m W T GRANT C0 'WM Equp Towne Plaza C iii? 135 Raft Road S W IVIASSILLON OHIO E E PARKER MOTCR CO Tee hone UL 42424 CANAL FULTON OHIO PLYMOUTH DE SCTO Phrlco A pplrances All dlllilf 4501 . . 2-4711 A W e i O O O S6I'li01'S Mechanical and hqdraulic presse C and ontainer c inerq Roni in r ment Special Ma hinerq I p - H.W.HAWLEY Inc. 2 ' Tfmple 3 7842 1230 LINCOLN W , 02.40 Lee Stockon Inc Seiberlmg Tires A Complete Ture Servuce Center Chen at 7th N E Phone Gl 67375 MONTGOMERY GENERAL STORE Groceries Meats GAS O MEATS LUBRICATION HARDWARE AND GIFTS 4 1287 CANTON OHIO . ' 0 O , O o s o o 2:5 o Fulton Rd. Ext., R. D. 2 Phone - RUBY PLUMBING AND HEATING CU. Installation and Repairs PUMPS - WATER HEATERS ' PLUMBING FIXTURES any 500 Feet North of Mudbrook Road on Route 241 Phone MQSSIIIOH 26067 HOWARD C ROBY IR Owner Comphments CANAL CASTINGS CQMPANY Canal Fulton Phone UL 4 2777 Bu C o e Ouner . , ., of 'k t t tr dn r VV , , , J M EASTERDAY LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR Attaiet Feias A d Pi va a O Spe a y HILLS AND DALES ROAD GR 75015 KRESS IGA SUPER MARKETS Un Route 30 in East Canton 3255 Cleveland Ave N 'W 1221 East Tusc KRESS SELLS FOR LESS I I Residential aria Commercial Beautification i ,ic i ri an raun S ur ci It Compliments ot MLSSILLDN BUICK SILIS IND SERVICE INC when better cars are built Buuck will build them l3l Tremont Ave S W TE 21473 Massillon llhlo Athlf-tu lzqulpment Guns and Ammumtuon Fnshmq Tackle Archerq Bowlmq Spa 9 4'r Formerlq Mqers Sport Shop Sweaters Jackets 37 Ene St llorth lasslllol llhlo I O o t o . , . Complete Line of W9 W 0 8 Read your local newspaper with care, To discover the freedom of choice that promiees vou a richer 1 e TIIE EVENING INDEPENDENT JANSON DAIRY STORE COR BROAD AND FULTON RDS ltg B CONGRATULATES JACKSON TEAMS ON A REAL CLASS A' SEASON . . J QE Dairy Professors of Quai 1 utter and Fine Ive Cream cc a R. I. Zl1l,l LR, Marnzxqw THE SCHAFER MESSERLY DRUG CO WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT US HY 9 2564 THE REXALL DRUG STORE N h C fi00VfR FINE APPLIANCES ARUUND THE HUUSE, ARUUHD THE WURLD A Fine Drug Store In A Fine C 'ty ort anton, Ohio ri 'W 'rr x , -l fs 1 ef ata? XMX Xxxw I CoNGRlI:a if Seuaofqi -I J' fix-f 73.4 125 J.:-L fy C,-.3 Why dld they slgn the Declaratlon of Independence? Were our ore athers just another group o radreals trying to create A government or their oun gaun? Or uere they earnestly stnvtng to estabhsh a democracy o the People by the people and or the people? The value and oreslght o thezr uords as wntten tn the Declaratlon 0 Independence has been proved by the ra Progress and growth 0 Amertcan Democracy What was wntten over 175 years ago stall holds good that all men are created equal that they are endowed by theur Creator wath certam mahenable Rtghts that among these are Lx e Luberty and the pursunt o happmess Lets suck to :L giasohue Dzefel and Gas fugznes am! Power llmts HERCULES MOTORS CORPORATION Canton, Ohlo,U SA fngzne Spmalzsls :ure 1915 CNC G Your C0011 flppetzte Meets X FTIBIIIIIJ 10011 at America s lrst AIIEIectr1c Dlners North Canton N, EBM? F3 The Only Dmer m the World Servnng Famous J I J cggfgg Jjjffggff fjiffwdd OPEN 24 HOURS ...J S around the clock lla' null prvlmrv ulnlhin-f on ilu' 7 DAYS A WEEK .9 , x F B I mvnu for curry mal. l'lmm' your nrrlvr, no uwulang. . . I ' I' . ya , 1 , S X. . Y ,f,l My . wg,.- ,-N dn, or W I -xyffv I , 7.1 I ., , x. 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CANTON OHIO ' m ff mm W if Lil..-. 0 'IJ' . XXX The Ceres Supply Co Inc ROBERTRPIESSGSON Muictur of CERES FEEDS FOR LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY O Y d h pp F dP ltryR 4121 tl WatVidc' M sill Oh! J M A COIY 81 SONS TAILORS Makers czckson I-hgh Band Umforms 130 - Third St. N. E. El 34540 'I an a on S ' t'f' y Formulated Feeds of Outstcxndinq udlit C 1 b y d ' 1 ' ond inqredients - Seeds - ertilizer L' , - Fe - - R fC t' Q - L' stock on ou emedies Ph T n vo. . a as on. o O O SAMPSCN GENERAL TIRE C0 INC 5 0351 2 Compliments to the Blass ul 56 Pletzckers Men's Shop Complete Men s Tculorlnq Feoturmq Bostonucm Shoes Exclusive 167 lincoln Way E TE 3-3950 Compliments of 'I Cor. 9th 8. Cleveland Ave. N. W. E Phone - Canton , Ohio Q RAYSC R Q '1 .Q ,Six xii? D4 we 3014 CAN'l'0N ,S SEAT COVEll HEADQUARTERS Auto Seat Covers Dlstlnctwely Styled For Your Car Fabre Jet Spun Seron Dlostnc Nqlon C I M ll QM W AUgi'gl 155115 'WM M Cor Interuors Door Panels Auto Upholsterq Truck cmd Bus Seats Rebullt RAY S 1203 W TUSC Gl 24498 llustnhutor What! No school today? Not when 35 tree Pig's Ilinners awaited the t Monday after winning the championship. ZlNK'S DAIRY BAR IIUMEMADE ICE CREAM And DAIRY PRODUCTS Modern Dairy and Delicatessen Store I Comp ete . Wales Road - Roufe 24I Luncheon Service Sa dW'Che5 wassiiinnoino TE3-6591 Sodas, Sundaes MBININALDSVILLE MERCIIANTS ANGLEMIINT DAIRY IIERIPS SERVICE IIILIJS SOIIIO SERVICE LECKYQS IGA MBDUNALDSVILLE FEED 81 SUPPLY CUMPLIMENTS 0F Compliments of MASSILLON HARDWARE CUMPANY KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS PLUMBING SUPPLIES POWER TOOLS GARDEN SUPPLIES SCOTT S LAWN SUPPLIES TAPPAN GAS and ELECTRIC RANGES SPORTING GOODS JOHNSON MOTORS BOATS MODEL AIRPLANES MODEL BOATS HOUSEWARES BARRELED SUNLIGHT PAINTS DAN BOZZACCO M q 39 L1nco n my West 'M sillon, Ohio 'k t i' 7 H' N By RUDYARD KIPLING If you can keep your head when all about you Are losmg thexrs and blammg xt on you If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you But make allowance for thenr doubtnng too, If you can walt and not be txred by waltlng Or bemg hed about don t deal m l1es Or bemg hated don t glve way to hatmg And yet don t look too good nor talk too wlse If you can dream and not make dreams your master If you can thunk and not make thoughts your anm If you can meet wnth Trxumph and Dxsaster And treat those two xmpostors just the same If you can bear to hear the truth you ve spoken Twlsted by knaves to make a trap for fools Or watch the thmgs you gave your llfe to broken And stoop and bunld em up wxth worn out tools If you can make one heap of all your wnnnmgs And rxsk lt on one turn of pxtch and toss And lose and start agam at your begmmngs And never breathe a word about your loss If you can force your heart and nerve and smew To serve your turn long after they are gone And so hold on when there IS nothmg m you Except the Wlll whxch says to them Hold on Or walk wnth Kmgs nor lose the common touch If nenther foes nor lovmg frnends can hurt you If all men count wxth you but none too much If you can fill tle unforgxvmg mmute Wnth SIXIY seconds worth of dxstance run Yours ns the Earth and everythmg that s nn xt And whxch ns more-you ll be a Man my so F mn REV nos ND F ll Copy gh! 1910 by R dy d Kpl PblhedbyDobledyPg8LCOpy A gh: EATON MANUFACTURING CU Reliance Duvnsaon Masslllon Ohio . . . Q 1 9 . . , . . 1 , . , . . a Y ' I 1 9 5 '- 1 I I 1 1 s . , . . ' s . . . - - , 9 9 ' ' . Kl ',, If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue, i 9 a , f u 1 I , o , . . , . . Q - ' , n! r A A A IES.. ri , , u ar i ing u is u a , a c m an ll ri s reserved C u 5 as N. .-M Q XFN I -:M ,WN Ng 5 x l . w fl,f1 I V.55'3w' Isla' -- MONTY'S HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES ZENITI-I RADIOS AND TELEVISION AMOCO GAS AND OIL Complete Line of Paints,l Galvanized Ware and Hardware Route 241 at Jackson High School Open Daily and Sunday until 10:00 Dial TE 2-6817 Fremont Montgomery, Owner LAKE CABLE G CENTER FUWI ER BRI GS Drescrlptlons Free Deluverq HY 94790 LAKE CARI E HARDWARE Do It Yourself Headquarters HY 94786 WleARllLE'S llnA The Fraendlq Store HY 92747 NBRTII CANTIIN 51 to Sl 00 North Canton Lake Cable HY 92654 9622 IIAWKIN S PL RE 0lL EL DORA BEALTY SlIOP HY 92767 lAl W Al B XKLRI HY 96060 TUBN 1'Nlll0l'NTRl BR! ILEKNERS LAKE CABLE BARBER Sll0P v vqw 4 ,K w A 4 n A . v v v Q 0 v.w v 71 Ln Y w ' L uv q v 9 1 A4 I vv . , vv v v, v 1 AXA A lg L A 4 K f 6 3 .i 1 ' x 1 i Q 6 5 M- i I I 4 5 G 2 . f 3 GZ P' Mtv , li' X r .T 0 I o ' . ,Q f W X, 1. je :T . 'S' 'S f'?1 l Z -A f I.. ., '5' fb ' Q . . Q f 'R if ff E 143 ff' e :bv 'Q S- -if fi' 5 rf. um? S53 ' if , Q . ' '- v:-. . 4, , ' R, Q F 5 ' he t . ,, 3514 Q ws -Q fsnnas- .pall rl-Inoue:-I Tl-us JR. HIGH SEVENTH GRADE Marta Alexander Patricia Andrews K m ,. x Charles Ayres . P 5 , .5 A ,,. 'A 4 'G' Karen Bauqhman ' ' ' A 'A 'T I K V , , -. Lawrence Blate ' ' Q, A V - 'K ' A ' V YQ' , ' Carole Bockard I -, Y y wyj Carol Boomhower X 6 xt- Carole Boron .nn i zo N . ' ' V I , - A ' . ' . . '51 Y j ' , Q., t X X ' ' Ai' fy A at , i 4 l ' e 1 ' -I l lr . lullz Q QQ , ML 'f .V . 5' Q 1 , H 3 , , a' L, QQ -M .Q - V , f 'sr - ' ix rri, . Q . A ' x ' ... at -ef Y-3 A E ' sam! w A X ' E ' , 9 , 1 in Q X K! 9 L , , 'M N 4, '. ' 1 , 4.4 P t . 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Ronald Canterbury leftia ,, IR HIGH Charles Coltrm IerrY Cartxea : lack Crawford Janet Cushrnq v wa Sandra Decker Lawrence Drllon 6 Us Nancy Copeland 3 Q l Iohn Dretke X Charlotte Duke f- Thomas Eckert 6 Bfanme Edwards udlth lder Eleanor Etter s., YT 'Lf Davxd Faverty Iohn Frdler Loulse Fxerstos Veronxca Frllrez Ronald Fmk Pamela Flxcktnger Patrlcla Fllckmger V W, Barbara Forsythe Stephen France 'sa Rxchard Frazee Marlene Frlck OS. Shelra Garner Leslle Gergel Davxd Gowrnq Larry Guest Frances Haas Louxs Haer Susan Halter Charles Haney U' --4 Gordon Hann Ronald Harper Kenneth I-laslage ,, Larry Haymaker Q' Q Wrlllam Hensel T7 ., QSM Annabelle Hershberqer Marvxn Hess -4 Harlene Hrcks xx Sandra Hoff Davrd Holla Elxzabeth Horst 4' 'N Dennis Huey Nancy Huffman 47 3 vs Andrea Hulbert ' Y' Larry Huthmacher Tun Iollrii llliil A 1' V 1:9 -1 -.a llxw '7 wx, Q Ill' C w-K i 4- vi TWH ft' n- CJ 'fx Q gl C Q. .1-4 5. Wliehl LL an av SEVENTH GRADE Iudy Iones Sondra Iones Donna Kimble Larry Kxrk Davrd LaBrrere Iudrth Lee etty Leneqar Larry Lutz Nanly Mann Gary Marmn Terry McNutt Charlene Meek Martha Mercxer Donald Montgomery Charles Moorhead Shrrley Murphy IR HIGH Norma Norrrs Edward Ott Thomas Page Barbara Palm Robert Parsons Wrllram Paulus Iamre Radar Wrllram Rees Jeffrey Requla Irll Rerderman Drane Roberts Thomas Rohr Theodore Rohrer Nancy Ronk Clement Rook Frances Ross Robert Schaub Paula Scheetz Sue Schrlrtz Stephen Schreep Wxllram Schroeder -, ,rf Q I 's X50 C9 9 w-1' E' fig, Mimi r-Q 'I -. vs, .x A 1 f 'S yr as lg Gary Scott Iudy Sertert Larry Shatter Mrchael Sheldon Beverly Shulty Heath Slmpson Rossetta Srnnett Robert Sloat Donald Smart Edward Smxth Iohn Smrth Sandra Smrth Sue Smrth Mary Sogorka Suzanne S0'nmerw.1lle Sondra Sponseller Robert Sutherland Wzllram Thaclcwelt Mary Thomas Barbara Txetze Iames Townsend Terry Ulm Rose Van Camp Larry Van Voorhrs Roberta Vxeracker Paul Wadran Robert Webster SEVENTH GRADE Robert Welch James Wertz Sally Westfall X Sue Whrtacre 'E' Carl W1ll1ams Maxme Wxlson Loreler Wmdle Iudy Yant Helen Ymglmq EIGHTH GRADE Sally Babetskx Iudy Baird Lmda Bartko Patncra Bates Iohn Beck Robert Bender Fred Bernd! Sandra Bernhart Pat Blllman Iohn Blackstone Claudra Braucher Margaret Boron Shrrley Bowen Ronald Burger Ronald Burtnett Bonme Callahan Georqe Casper Bermce Cheyney Iohn Clapper Judy Clatterbuck Harold Coleman David Coltrm Iosre Copper Barbara Corbett Cheryle DeMuesy Grant Drtch Eunxce Domer Pat Drury Ann Dunmnq Raymond Eberhardt Iulra Everhart Gayle Ferguson Dale Frdler Iacqurlm Frnger Robert Frsher Dxanne Forrest Florence Furbee Sondra Gels Linda Goodwm Gayle Grant Ned Guest Ted Habony Mary Halter Nadrne Halter uv 57 av- 4 Ou fb l Z ,4- oi 'Z' V7 gl. M er 'Y 7 s- 2 O '5 D aw X17 jd -nif we 7 x., A .4- 1' va, w-1 -Q Q FGGIQ Pat Hanes lv' Leolla Haney Ioy Henson ,gb 6. x Q 45. Q ' ' Q ' f I. E' ' M E., Ei ,L ' ' X ' T' ' ,Nf 3, .af , t l ' ' ,, ' ' 5. Q ' ' - ' .., ' . . 7, - ' l - . . - .4 2 3 Q1 ? I I X . x 9 J , I 'ra Q V ' G K R . . by , I N -. lg. K 8 , V - h 'f EP , Tl l T' CP ,, , , V ' 'ii n W ' 4 XL, E. 4 Q - -: Z' Q t e','S'. 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Sara Karns Sandra Kauffman Mrchael Keck Betty Keener Wrllzam Kreier loseph Kxrven Robert Know lames Kracxe Shrrley LeBeau ?'Q 'rv- -,., 'vi IR HIGH Ierry Leonard Dxane Lrqhtbody lohn Lorenz Ioe Mack Elsre MacK1m Thomas Marchand Paul Markowskv 'r-.. -Q as Q.. 4- 'rw- 'x -, vi!! 3140 3 ru J iffy, l 'T' si Qbl Ianet Mlller Barbara Mlllhone lohn Mmter Sherron Mosley Carole Murphy -I Davxd Nelson Karl Ney 'Y Carol Nrst ,X eq -Q NJ flee E2 Carol Nye Davld Orr Gycla Otten C' Robm Pearson Carol Pettay Judy Pettay Glenn Phrlrabaum Marqaretta Platt Barbara Price Gerald Radel Thomas Rlcker Paula Hmtchxe 'W Iudy Rohr Betsy Rohr Drck Rahrer '-5 Paul Schalrro Danxel Seckler .5 Iudy Shank 4' Donna Shearer Iacque rn Shoemaker Charles Shulty Lrnda Slrotock Davrd Smxth J.. i I loyce Smrth V Ruth Ann Smrth lay Smythe .v- r -3 J Leslle Stoner V A Ca l Stuhldreher x- 'V ' H, -I Donald Stump 'f ' Dxck Sturm 'Q' . rub s A Ralph Sweaneyl Donna Taylor I xx , W D R ? . Q Q V gl Vi, -Q A 2 ' 4 b' Q- . I f . 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X' , Q ' J. ' ' ' ' , EIGHTH GRADE Tim Taylor S Sandra Tietze 5 . 5, J A , .Q Tim Tilton e '- Q Q ,gf 4 'i A ' 4, c - f . - N- -. f Q., Ward Timken ' Q I f , K 1... .. f , ll ' f 4 7' , Y, Terrance Thompson 'G' A '74 ' I N L' S4 V , t M V Iudy Traschel ' ' ' ' f 5 M ' I Bill Vitak f ' r , ' X R Iames Walsh x , 1 I Z . Y 4 Donna Watts ' lack Weimer I5 L I i t George Welty fs I' -f . , A' v. Z - Q . 4 Douglas West 'Q 'E ,, , 'L ' , ' Q A A '3 K4 ' Laura Wiandt rv A .-f -'I 'V N-W ' ' ' yy .wg I Ronald Williams f ' ' , QW, y f gg' ' 5 - Bob Wood ' y L' -4... 1 ' X' - ' ' g I 11 V Daryl Woods ,I 'yt .2 x -- '., E y ! 55-:ai 'CH 3' 6 Lil Barbara Zintz ,ri P JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY SEATED: Mr. Hushour, Science: Miss Coy, Home Ec.: Mrs. McNutt, English: . Saccone, Industrial Arts. STANDING: Mr. Tschantz, Geography: Mr. Knowles, His- tory: Mr. Kinney, English: Mr. Riley, Vocal Music: Mr. Fife, Math.: Mr. Brumme, Math., Grade School Principal. JR. HIGH COUNCIL The council is a form of student government in the junior high. Four members from each of the eighth grade classes are chosen by popular vote and the seventh grade presidents are their representatives. Organizing and planning all the social events is the main work of the council. Students are encouraged to make suggestions for improvements which the council then considers and attempts to better classes and social life in the junior high. the conditions of SEATED: Gayle Grant. Secretary: Tim Tilton. President. STANDING: Linda Bartko, Iudy Pettay. Gayle Ferguson, Bob Wood, Dianne Lightbody, GeorgeWe1ty, Dave Smith. Bill Kiefer, Carol Pettay. Sandra Geis. f 7 e SEATED: David Iolliff, Iames Kracker, Bill Kiefer, Iohn Clapper, Dan Seckler, Ned Guest, Ronald-Burtnett. STANDING: Mr. Brumme fCoachi, George Welty, David Hostetler. Fred Berndt, Tom Marchand, Ierry Radel, Tim Taylor, Paul Markowsky, Iohn Blackstone, Tim Humes tMgr.l, Robert Sutherland tMqr.J. EIGHTH GRADE SCHEDULE Longfellow ....,.... North Canton ....... Longfellow ..... - - - Navarre ----- --- St. Marys ..., - - - Fulton ....... - - - Brewster ....... - - - North Canton ...e,.. Edmund Iones Fulton ........ - - - - Navarre ..,. Edmund Iones Navarre ..... - - SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL SQUAD SEVENTH GRADE SCHEDULE We They Longfellow - - L - 24 North Canton Canal Fulton 35 N, -. 25 Clinton .ss.s. - - 26 Brewster ..,.. - - 17 North Canton v - - - L 29 Clinton ..,., - , , 26 Canal Fulton - - , - . 33 i l --al nh tv QW SEATED: Larry Van Voorhis, Larry Lutz, Terry Ulm, Ronny Burger, Ray Braucher Gary Marnin. STANDING: Mr. Knowles ICoach, Tom Rohr, Dennis Huey, Iack Crawford Ted Rohr, Steve Schreep, Tom Eckert, Steve France, Bob Webster, Larry Shaffer, Carl Williams JUNIOR .s ' 1 P? 2 , f ,, x g 1 I i xi - I 213 3 fI A ,Q i Q - l It 57' 1 yi Q 4:1 ROW 1: Patty Drury, Linda Bartko, Ruth Ann Smith, Martha Mercier. Iudy Brumbaugh. ROW 2: Betty Murphy, Terry McNutt, Paula Scheetz, Sandy Sponseller, Ioe Guest, Penny West, lill Ridemann. ROW 3: Ianice Gilmore, Carol Smith, Nancy Gessner, Pat Bates, Lorelei Windle, David Amacher, .A V Sandy Hoff, Donna Kimble, David Gowinq, Sandra Decker, Susan Halter. ROW 4: Craig Darragh, Nancy Hoffman, Connie Tilton, Carol Lockhart, Hanly Mann, Wayne Hamers- ley, Iay Burnhart, Iim Wood, Larry Huthmacher. Q JUNIOR HIGH R i , CHEERLEADERS. I KNEELING: Sue Schiltz, Iudith liee, STANDING: Iudy Pettay Iosie Copper, Gayle Grant, BAND 4 5 , - I 1 5 I Q 3 1 E I , Z , Kp 2 , i ' i f :gif ' 5. 51,1-- Qfa fig: 5. 2 If: :, I? ff 5 ? I l ' , I L B Donna Fisher David Stamman BOW l: Francis Ross, Andrea Hulbert, Betsy Rohr, Ioy Bob Wermer, Dean e eau, A, - Henson, Iudy Rohr. BOW 2: lill Decker, ludy Elder, Carol ludy Trachsel, Nadine Halter, Iaclcie Finger BOW ei: Ianet Boron, Bill Schroeder, Beverly Shulty, Nancy Rohr, Mary Miller Margaret Boron left Requla, larnee VVert7 l'.rr1 Thomas. BOW 3: lohn Dretke, Bob Schaub, Randy Crarq l-ll.lt lrrmes Welch, Dwarne Smith JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR B, SEATED AT PIANO' Don Stump ROW l Gyda Otten Carol Nye. ludy Hoftee, Diane Liqhtbody, Sarah Karns Linda Bartko, Iudy Bohr Dzclc Sturm, Bob VVocd George Casper, Glenn Phrllabaum, lohn Batch, Mike Keck, Neri Guest, Nadine Halter, Patty Hanes, Shirley I.eBeau, lane! Miller ludy Shank, Carol N:st Donna Shearer BOW' Il lohn Clapper, Iohn Beck, Bab Fisher lack Werrner, Bill Kiefer, Tim I-Iumes, Bonnie Burtnett. BOVV 3 Pat Bates Grace VViandt, Shirley Bowen Gayle Ferguson Margaret Boron, Gayle Grant, ludy Pettay, George Welty, lohn Blackstone, Karl Ney, Davzd Hostetler Dan Sackler, lce Kzrven Davzi Nelscn lugiy Trachsel Bennie Callahan Florence Fuzliee Sandy Kauffman fvfary Ann Halter Shxley Hollrarqhauqh ROVV ,1 Linda Srrotctk Indy Clatter E-prrk, Issze Copper, Barbara Zzntz, Paula Rlfhlt? 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A 1227 128 8, , 54, 58 ', ' 122 . 7 , , 22, 52, 55, 63 , 77 7 ,7,, 122 , 7 21, 52, ae ' . 122 , H , 12' 7 7 77 7 7 7 7 77 277 49 ' 7 ' 7 21. 50 ' , 25, 52, 77 7 , 77 7777 77 124 , 7 7 4. 1 . 129 . . ,777, 77 77 7728, , ' ,, 25, 77, gg 7 77 777777 122 . 1, 7 , az 73, ,a2, 64, 85 , , 3, 12 mantle March 15 1956 Well here we are at last As I do thrs frnal page my thoughts go back erght months to our fnst meetrng before school started when we made the ftrst def1n1te plans for th1s book W1th only frve of us on the staff 1t has been hard at trmes especrally these last two months when the rush was on Now as we f1n1sh I cant help wonderlng rf we have carrred out all of our plans to the fullest and followed through wtth all the detatls But rn two months we shall see our fmrshed product and I feel sure that rt w1ll be good I want to say thank you to all of you who have worked on the staff for all of your trme and efforts and to express my apprecmauon to all others who have cooperated rn any way toward completrng thrs the 1956 Scoop Srncerely ALAN ZINK Edztor 1 I . . 1 - 1 1 . . 1 - 1 1 11 11 1 1 . 1