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jjaclzAan Memorial cMixjJi School ?. 4?. 2 . 3, Matedllon, Ohio nineteen hun d ed an nine U U U UI It seems like only yesterday since, tanned from the summer sun, you entered again the world of book, desk, and homework, doesn't it? That first day . . . you were aware of freshly-waxed floors, gleam- ing windows, and maybe . . . smaller desks. Then, suddenly, it seemed that the year was almost over. You sat in the stifling classroom, wish- ing with all your heart that you were outside in the warm air of the first spring days. The year had gone . . . Because we of the annual staff feel this way too, we have chosen for our theme How the Time Flies. As you look through this book, we hope to be able to show you...................................... luuu the time jjh i lcJde l Gonientl 9ntroductio+i................................... 2 AdnuttiUrxUio t 8 QiaSieS 16 Seniors .................................. 18 Juniors .................................. 30 Sophomores................................ 34 Freshmen.................................. 38 Miss Jacksonite .......................... 42 Sfxorts.........................................44 Football.................................. 46 Homecoming ............................... 54 Cheerleaders ............................. 56 Basketball ............................... 58 Activities..................................... 68 fJuHi i JiiCfti 88 Advertisements 100 9ndex..........................................129 ... while, qou' ie earning tar and (jxUncj, j uunr School. ...ai you clieesi the team ta iMctosuf,. (•riru«T4 irritam UMn««u triSat? ii ' -.- CbDddR'ryss BLiiBoasai •luBbCSaSuB £■ «■■■■ ■■ 1______ ■ dirtu.r eroBBtt 14KB3a rm - ■e j TFnt JwvvkYVr)J0 Wff vn ... whe+t 4f u'te with that ip cial fonteaw. AdnunlitAxiii ... (jiudleA in the. endtteM. GC ni unCf. knacalexL e For the student with a problem, a teacher — busy schedule or not — always seems to be able to find time to give some extra help. It is this unselfish attitude which causes us to express our appreciation to the mem- bers of the faculty—our friends. H. C. Saucier Superintendent Anyone who is familiar with Jackson High School is also familiar with the quiet, friendly man who is our superin- tendent. Commander-in-chief of the operation of grade school, junior high, and high school, Mr. Sauder successfully combines his wealth of experience with common sense in carrying out his many duties. P. M. Lawrence Principal Junior high and high school students alike respect Mr. Lawrence as the keeper of law and order. Possessed with an uncanny sense of timing, Mr. Lawrence has collared many an unsuspecting cul- prit and led him back to the straight and narrow. He also finds time for the efficient handling of the many other responsibilities of his job. 10 Mrs. June Lorenz, Secretary Mr. William Essig, Clerk-Treasurer Roc uH l CrduxxMxwL Secretaries: Mrs. Betty Keck Miss Jackie Young SEATED: Mr. Tilton, Vice-Presi- dent; Mr. Bent, President; Mr. Essig, Clerk. STANDING: Mr. Sauder, Mr. Mack, Mr. Gilmor, Mr. DeWalt. faculty Science Department Mr. Cecil Ramga B.S., Ohio Northern University Biology; General Science; Advisor to Annual Staff Mrs. Florence Pfouts B.S., Ohio State University Chemistry; Physics Mrs. Geneva Kershaw B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University General Science; 7th Grade Science, Advisor to Freshman class Math Department Mr. Norwood Davidson B.S., Kent State University Industrial Arts III and IV; Algebra I; Advisor to Senior Class Mr. Dan Matthews B.S., Mount Union College M.A., Kent State University Plane Geometry; Algebra I and II; Solid Geometry; Trigonometry; Fresh- man Basketball Coach; Faculty Man- ager; Advisor to J.M.A.A. Any more questions about that deer I shot? Mr. Dutka seems to have solved the discipline problem in this Civics class. 12 Arts Department Mrs. Elma Rohrbaugh A.B., Ohio University M.A., Ohio State University Latin I; Senior High Choir; Junior High Vocal; Advisor to Latin Club Mr. Clarence Gates A. B., West Liberty College Senior Band; Junior Band; Beginner's Band Mrs. Jean Rice B. S., Bowling Green University Librarian; Advisor to Librarians Industrial Arts Department Mr. Walter Amacher B.S., Kent State University Mechanical Drawing I and II; World Geography, Shop Math Mr. Howard Burgess A.B., Fairmount State College Industrial Arts I and II; Advisor to Freshman-Sophomore Hi-Y Mr. Ramga and Mrs. Kershaw confer over a promising Big smiles from everybody's favorite ticket sellers, list of general science scholarship hopefuls. Mr. Ayersman and Mr. Kinney. 13 Language Department Mrs. Florence Hyde A. B., Lake Erie College English Literature; Latin II; Advisor to Junior Class; Guidance; Attend- ance; Advisor to Latin Club. Mr. Thomas Kinney B. S., Boston University American Literature; Advisor to Sophomore Class; Senior Class Play Director Mr. Edgar Ensminger A.B., West Virginia University English I; Junior Class Play Director; Advisor to Freshman Class Mr. Elmer Geib A.B., Wittenberg College M.A., Ohio State University French I and II; English II; Advisor to French I and II Clubs Social Studies Department Mrs. Mildred Ramga B.S., Ohio Northern University M. A., Kent State University American History, English II; Advisor to F.T.A. Mr. Harry Dutka B.S., Ashland College American Government, Health; Guid- ance; Advisor to Senior Hi-Y; At- tendance. Mr. Joseph Poling A. B., Wittenberg College Public Speaking; World History; Sociology, Economics; Advisor to N. F. L; Debate and Dramatics Coach. Mr. Joseph Ayersman B. A., Waynesburg College American History; General Business; Business Arithmetic; Wrestling; Ad- visor to Junior Class It's surprising how much Mr. Haverstock and Mr. Matthews DON’T look like Ricky Nelson. 14 Home Economics Department Mrs. Vera Lininger B.S., Ohio State University Home Economics I and II; Advisor to Y-Teens Miss Mary McCoy A.B., Fairmount State College M.S., West Virginia University Home Economics III; Advisor to F.H.A.; 7th Grade Science Commercial Department Mr. Lawrence Gatchell B.S. and M.E., Kent State University Typing I; Office Machines; Office Practice; Bookkeeping I and II; Book- store Mrs. Virginia Bond B.S., West Virginia Wesleyan College Typing I and II; Shorthand I and II; Advisor to Bear Facts Physical Education Department Mr. Dale Haverstock B.S. and M.E., Kent State University Reserve Football Coach; Varsity Basketball Coach; Physical Education Mrs. Lois Baxter B.S., West Virginia Wesleyan College Physical Education; Advisor to Jr. Red Cross Council; Advisor to Senior Class; Advisor to Cheerleaders; Ad- visor to Future Nurses. 15 From the first frustrating freshman days to the solemn ceremony of graduation, a student finds himself a mem- ber of a class. Often this identification is taken for granted until the final year, when being a senior becomes a matter of distinction and pride. Setu iA, CLASS OFFICERS Barb Disler, President Judi Swartout, Recording Secretary Joan Lee, Corresponding Secretary Dave Mobberly, Vice-President Bob Hartzell, Treasurer It gathered speed and before we realized, it was over. The last-minute adjusting of cap and straightening of gown, and we were ready for the bjg night . . . Commencement marked the end of four years of high school training; it meant also the end of hectic weeks of prom planning, exam cramming, and general confusion among the seniors. It was a night of reminiscing. Our freshman year—a little disorganized perhaps, but fun. Bake sales, car washes and other projects characterized our sophomore and junior years as we concentrated upon making money to show the seniors how beautiful a prom could be . . . and we certainly showed them! Almost before we knew it, we were seniors, and facing the future with the traditional mixture of appre- hension and anticipation. The year flew by—crowded with senior activities and the successful production of My Sister Eileen in the fall, and ending in the solemn dignity of Graduation Night. Mrs. Baxter and Mr. Davidson The Senior class wishes to express its sincere appreciation to Mrs. Lois Baxter and Mr. Norwood Davidson, who became our advisors this year in the absence of Mrs. Knowles. With patience and understand- ing they have guided us through our final year, and we are grateful. 18 Henry Aegerter: Class Play 4; Hi-Y I, 2, 3; Longfellow I. . . John Ater: Hi-Y I, 2, 3. 4; Reserve Football I, 2 . . . Loren Bates: Class Play 4; Hi-Y 2, 4; Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Varsity Football 4; Re- serve Football I, 2; Class Sgt.-at-Arms I, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Basketball. Lynda Baughman: Y-Teens I, 2, 3. 4; Bear Facts Staff 2; Office Help 4; F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader I, 2. 3, 4; Band I; Jr. Red Cross Council I, 2. 3, 4 . . . Ann Belknap: Y-Teens I, 2, 3. 4; Bear Facts Staff 4; Scholarship Tests 4; Glee Club 3; F.H.A. I, 2. 3. 4; F.T.A. 3. 4... Mary Ann Bernard: Y-Teens I. 2, 3, 4; French Club 3. 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Scholar- ship Tests I, 3, 4; Bear Facts Staff 4; Class Plays 3; F.H.A. I, 2. 3, 4; F.T.A. 3. 4. LYNDA BAUGHMAN ANN BELKNAP MARY ANN BERNARD Marty Berring: Y-Teens 1.2,3.4; I.C.C.R. 2; Latin Club I, 2, Treasurer I; Bear Facts Staff 3. 4; Class Plays 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Office Help I; 2. 3. 4; F.H.A. I. 2. 3. 4; Scholarship Test 4; Jr. Red Cross Council 2, 3; F.T.A. 3, 4, President 4; Future Nurses 4. President 4; Sr. Girls Ensemble 4; Choir Secretary 4 . . . Chris Biller: Latin Club I. 2; Scholarship Tests 3, 4; Class Plays 3. 4; Band I. 2. 3. 4; Hi-Y I. 2. 3. 4; Hi-Y Basketball 3. 4 . . . Gary Boss: Scholarship Tests 3; Hi-Y I. 2. 3; Varsity Football 4; Reserve Football 2. 3; Track 2; Freshman Basketball. MARTY BERRING CHRIS BIXLER GARY BOSS Frank Boyd: Class Play 3; Hi-Y I, 2. 3; Reserve Football 3 . . . Steven Braneky: Latin Club I, 2; Librarian I; Hi-Y 3, 4; Kent Roosevelt I . . . . Sue Brower: Y-Teens I, 2, 3. 4; Secretary 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Glee Club 2. 4; Scholarship Test 4. FRANK BOYD STEPHEN BRANEKY SUE BROWER 19 Margaret Burwell: Y-Teens 2, 3; Latin Club 2, 3; Glee Club I; G.H.A. 4; Longfellow I . . . Ross Carter: Tax Stamp Committee I, 2; Ways Means 3 . . . Linda Clark: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4; Scholar- ship Tests I, 2; Glee Cub 3; Office Help 4; F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Future Homemaker of Tomorrow 4. MARGARET BURWELL ROSS CARTER LINDA CLARK The present-day football uniform? Tom Malinowski models his shop apron for the 4th period health class. ' - :.r; ; David Clatterbuck: Ad Salesman 4; Scholarship Tests 4; Hi-Y Ij- Varsity Basketball 4; Reserve Basketball 2, 3; Class Vice-President 2; Track 2, 3; Varsity Football 4; Reserve Football 3 . . . Irene Craig: Latin Club 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Future Nurses 4 . . . Jean Danner: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4; F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; President 4; Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross Council I, 2, 3, 4; Class Secre- tary 3; F.T.A. 3; Attendant to Football Queen I, 2, 3; Basketball Queen 4. DAVID CLATTERBUCK IRENE CRAIG JEAN DANNER Kirk Darragh: Latin Club I, 2; N.H.S. 3. 4; Scholarship Tests I, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football 4; Reserve Foot- ball 3; Baseball 2. 3, 4; Hi-Y Basketball 4 . . . Barbara Disler: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club I, 2; Bear Facts Staff I; Glee Club I, 2, 3; Office Help I, 2. 3 4; F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3. 4; Treasurer 2; Secretary 3; Jr. Red Cross Council I; Class President 3, 4; Class Vice-President I; F.T.A. 3, 4; Majorette 2, 3; Drum Majorette 4; Football Queen Attendant 4 . . . . Carol Dunn: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club I; Class Play 4; Glee Club I; F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses I; Lincoln I. 20 KIRK DARRAGH BARBARA DISLER CAROL DUNN Sesutoi Carolyn Edwards: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; F.H.A. I, 2. 3. 4 . . . Jim Fenton: Ad Salesman 4; Class Plays 3, 4; J.M.A.A. I, 2. 3, 4; Hi-Y I, 2; Baseball I . . . John Fick: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball Manager I, 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Reserve Football I, 2. CAROLYN EDWARDS JAMES FENTON JOHN FICK ROSE FIERSTOS LARRY FLOOM JOAN GETZ Rose Fierstos: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Larry Floom: Hi-Y I, 2, 3; Varsity Football 3; Reserve Football I, 2. . • . Joan Geti: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4; President 2; French Club 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Scholarship Tests I, 2, 4; Bear Facts Staff 3, 4; Class Play 4; Glee Club 2, 3; F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3; Future Nurses 4; J.M.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; Treasurer 4; Librarian 2, 3; 4; President 4. This very busy study hall just might be a typical one. John Griffith: N.F.L. 4; Glee Club 3; Hi-Y I, 2 . . . Fred Hann: French Club 3, 4; President 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Secretary- Treasurer 4; Class Plays 3, 4; Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Tests 4 . . . Stephen Harris: French Club 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Scholarship Tests I, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4; Librarian 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball I, 2, 3, 4; Ad Salesman 4; Toledo DeVilbiss I. JOHN GRIFFITH FRED HANN STEPHEN HARRIS 21 Senioni Robert Hartzell: Hi-Y I, 2, 3. 4; Vice- President 3; Treasurer 4; Class Treasurer 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Howard Heitger: Varsity Foot- ball 3, 4; Reserve Football 1,2... David Helmick: Scholarship Tests 4; Hi-Y I, 2; Reserve Football I; Baseball I. ROBERT HARTZELL HOWARD HEITGER DAVID HELMICK SUSAN HERSHBERGER JENNIFER HIGHLEY JACK HOLLENDER Susan Hershberqer: Y-Teens I, 2, 3 4; French Club I, 2; Class Plays 4; F.H.A. i, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 2; Glee Club 2, 3. . . . Jennifer Highley: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Bear Facts Staff 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Scholarship Test 4 . . , Jack Hollender: Latin Club I, 2; Scholar- ship Tests 3, 4; Class Play 3; Glee Club 3; Hi-Y I, 2, 3; Reserve Football 3; Track 2. Ronald Holmes: N.H.S. 3, 4; Scholarship Tests I. 4; Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basket- ball 3, 4; Reserve Basketball 2; Class President I; Baseball 4; Freshman Basket- ball; Ad Salesman 4 . . . Janet Holshoy: French Club 4; Vice President 4; Latin Club I. 2; N.F.L. I. 2. 3; N.H.S. 3, 4; Scholarship Tests 2, 4; Bear Facts Staff 4; Glee Club I, 4; Band I, 2. 3; Class Secretary 2; Sr. Girls Ensemble . . . Shirley Huffman: Y-Teens I, 2; Scholar- ship Tests 4; Glee Club 2, 3; F.H.A. I, 2, 3. 4; Band I, 2. 3, 4. RONALO HOLMES JANET HOLSHOY SHIRLEY HUFFMAN Now Joan, if doesn't hurt that much. It's hard to say whether Joan Lee is in pain or just laughing as she is given a tubercu- losis test shot. 22 William Hunsinger: Latin Club I, 2; Ad Salesman 4; Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4; Vice-Presi- dent I; President 2, 4; Class President 2; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3. 4; N. H. S. 4; Scholarship Test 4 . . . . Robert Jarrett: N.F.L. I, 2; Ad Salesman 4; Bear Facts Staff 3; Class Plays 4; Band I, 2, 4; Hi-Y I . . . Nanci Jarvis: Y-Teens I, 2, 3; Latin Club I; Scholar- ship Tests 2; Glee Club 2; Office Help 2; F.H.A. 3. 4. WILLIAM HUNSINGER ROBERT JARRETT NANCI JARVIS Sandra Johanning: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Latin Club I, 2; Class Play 4; Glee Club 4; F.H.A. 3, 4; Speech Club I; Future Nurses 2, 4; California I; Hoover 2 . . . Rita Jones: Y-Teens I, 2, 3; Latin Club I, 2; N.F.L. 2, 3, 4; President 4; Scholar- ship Tests 3. 4; Class Plays 3, 4; F.T.A. 3; Future Nurses 4 . . . Ruth Kekich: Y-Teens 3. 4; Glee Club 2. 3, 4; F.H.A. 3. 4; Washington I, 2; Sr. Girls Ensemble. SANDRA JOHANNING RITA JONES RUTH KEKICH BONNIE KELLY RAYMOND KEOGH MARIANNE KIRK Bonnie Kelly: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Scholarship Test 4; Bear Facts Staff 4; Class Play 4; Glee Club 2 . . . Ray Keogh: Scholarship Tests I, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4: Glee Club 3; Librarian 2, 3; Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4; York Com- munity I . . . Marianne Kirk: Y-Teens I, 2; Latin Club I, 2; N.H.S. 3, 4; Scholar- ship Tests I, 2, 4; Bear Facts Staff 3. 4; Office Help I; F.H.A. I; Band I. 2, 3. 4; Vice-President 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Major- ette 4. And just before lunch, fool These four biology students seem to be very interested in the disection of their grasshopper. 23 Nancy Klinge: Y-Taens I, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Latin Club I, 2; N.F.L. I, 2. 3. 4; Secretary 3; N.H.S. 3, 4; Scholar- ship Tests 3. 4; Class Play 3; F.H.A. I; Band I, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4 . . . Barbara Krnach: Y-Teens I, 2. 3, 4; F.H.A. I, 2. 3, 4 . . . James Laursen: Class Play 3; Hi-Y 1,2; Baseball I, 2. NANCY KLINGE BARBARA KRNACH JAMES LAURSEN Joan Lee: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Class Secretary 4 . . . Kay Lemasters: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4; Presi- dent I; Secretary 2; I.C.C.R. 4; French Club 3, 4; Latin Club I, 2; Treasurer 2; N.F.L. I, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 2; N.H.S. 3, 4; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Tests 2, 3, 4; Class Plays 3, 4; Glee Club I; Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3; F.T.A. 3, 4; Quill Scroll 3, 4 . . . Anne Linn: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Scholarship Tests I, 4; Class Plays 3, 4; Scholarship Tests I, 4; Class Plays 3, 4; Speech Club 2; Band I, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3. 4. JOAN LEE KAY LEMASTERS ANNE LINN During the noon activity period anything can happen .... and it usually does. Nancy Linn: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Class Plays 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; F.H.A. I, 2; Librarian I; Sr. Girls Ensemble . . . Janet Living- ston: Y-Teens 2, 3; N.H.S. 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Office Help 4 . . . Thomas Lockard: Latin Club I, 2; N.H.S. 4; Scholarship Tests 3. 4; Class Play 4; Band I. 2. 3. 4; Hi-Y I, 2. 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Hi-Y Basketball 3, 4. 24 NANCY LINN JANET LIVINGSTON THOMAS LOCKARD mm JEFFREY MACK THOMAS MALINOWSKI CYNTHIA MALLALIEU BettUwi Jeffrey Mack: Latin Club 2, I; Scholar- ship Tests 4; Hi-Y 3; Reserve Football I, 2; Western Reserve I . . . Thomas Malinowski: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y Basket- ball 4; Class Sgt.-at-Arms I, 2. 3, 4; Varsity Football I, 2. 3. 4; Reserve Foot- ball I; Freshman Basketball . . . Cynthia Mallalieu: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club I, 2; N.F.L. I, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Scholarship Test 4; Bear Facts Staff 2. 4; Class Play 4: Glee Club 3, 4; F.H.A. I, 2; Librarian I; Sr. Girls Ensemble. The time really flew and so did the pencils as the seniors worked on the civics semester exam. Judith Mann: Y-Teens I, 2, 3. 4; Bear Facts Staff 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Scholar- ship Test 4 . . . Daniel Mantsch: French Club 2. 3; Hi-Y I. 2; Freshman Basketball . . . Stuart McArdle: Latin Club I, 2; Ad Salesman 4; Class Play 3; Hi-Y I, 2. 3, 4; Track 2; Freshman Basketball I; Scholarship Test 4. JUDITH MANN DANIEL MANTSCH STUART McARDLE Nancy McCort: Y-Teens I, 2, 3. 4; French Club 3, 4; Vice-President 3, 4; Latin Club I, 2; N.H.S. 3, 4; Scholarship Tests I, 3, 4; Bear Facts Staff 4; Class Plays 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 2; F.T.A. 3, 4; Treasurer 3 . . . Bonnie McGlynn: Y-Teens 3. 4; French Club 3, 4; N.H.S. 3. 4; Scholarship Tests 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4; Glee Club 4; F.H.A. 4; Timken I . . . Sarah McNutt: French Club 3, 4; President 3, 4; Latin Club I. 2; Secretary I; President 2; N.F.L 2. 3; N.H.S. 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Scholarship Tests I, 2, 3, 4; Class Plays 3, 4; Glee Club I, 4; Band I, 2, 3; F.T.A. 3. 4; Vice-President 4; Quill Scroll 3, 4; Sr. Girls Ensemble; Miss Jacksonite 1959. NANCY McCORT BONNIE McGLYNN SARAH McNUTT Confusion and mess ruled as the mem- bers of the cast were made up for the Senior class play. James Mead: Class Plays 3, 4; Hi-Y I, 2, 3; Baseball I . . . Jewel Miller: Y-Teens 1, 2; P.H.A. I; Band I . . . David Mob- berly: Class Plays 3, 4; Glee Club I, 2; Hi-Y I, 2; Varsity Basketball 2. 3, 4; Class Vice-President 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; Reserve Football I, 2; Baseball I, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4. JAMES MEAD JEWEL MILLER DAVID MOBBERLY Betty Nutter: Y-Teens: I, 2, 3, 4; Secre- tary 3; Glee Club 2; F.H.A. 3. 4; Band I, 2; Class Secretary I . . . . David Persinger: Latin Club, I, 2; N.F.L. I, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Test I, 4; Bear Facts Staff 4; Class Plays 3, 4; Band I. 2, 3, 4; Librarian 2, 3, 4; Canton South I; F.T.A. 3 . . . Karen Phillis: Y-Teens I, 2, 3; F.H.A. I, 2. BETTY NUTTER DAVID PERSINGER KAREN PHILLIS Robert Randles: Latin Club I, 2; Class Plays 3. 4; Glee Club I, 2. 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Hi-Y 3, 4 . . . David Rankl: Class Treasurer 3; Hi-Y I, 2. 3; Class Play 3 . . . Vera Reel: Youth for Christ; Vice-President 4. 26 ROBERT RANDLES DAVID RANKL VERA REEL I now pronounce you man and wife. That'll be five dollars, please. Darlene Bolea and Marty Gradijan are married Roman style by priest Bob Kershaw at the annual Latin Banquet. Martha Rohr: Y-Teens I, 2. 3, 4; Bear Facts Staff 4; Class Play 4; F.H.A. 2. 3, 4; Librarian 2, 3. 4; Vice President 4 . . . Nancy Rohr: Y-Teens I, 2, 3; F.H.A. I. 2. 3, 4 • . . Shirley Rohr: Y-Teens I. 2; F.H.A. 4; Future Nurses 4. MARTHA ROHR NANCY ROHR SHIRLEY ROHR Rita Schalmo: Y-Teens I, 2; F.H.A. I, 4 . . . Wesley Schaub: Band I, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y I. 2, 3, 4 . . . Anna Mae Scheetz: Y-Teens 3, 4; Latin Club I; Glee Club I, 2; F.H.A. 3, 4; Central Catholic I, 2; F.N.A. I, 2. RITA SCHALMO WESLEY SCHAUB ANNA MAE SCHEETZ ■ DANEEN SCHILTZ DAVID SCHMADER JAMES SELOGY Daneen Schiltz: Y-Teens I. 2. 3, 4; Latin Club I, 2; N.H.S. 3. 4: Scholarship Tests I, 3, 4; Bear Facts Staff 3. 4: Editor-in- Chief 4; Class Play 4; Glee Club 3, 4- F.H.A. 3, 4; Librarian 2; Class Secretary 3; Quill Scroll 3, 4: Foot- ball Queen 4; Senior Girls Ensemble; Future Nurses 4 . . . David Schmader: Latin Club I, 2; N.H.S. 3, 4; Scholarship Tests I, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4; Glee Club 4; Hi-Y 1,2... james Selogy: Hi-Y I, 2; Varsity Football 3; Reserve Football 2. 27 SetUosU' Ella Sibila: Y-Teens I, 2, 3. 4; N.F.L. 2. 3, 4; Bear Facts Staff 3, 4; Class Play 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Senior Girls Ensemble; F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 2 . . . Karen Smith: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 2; Latin Club I; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 4; Librarian I; Senior Girls En- semble . . . Gary Sponseller: Latin Club I; Class Plays 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3; Hi-Y 4; Ad Salesman 4. Virginia Stamman: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Latin Club I, 2; N.H.S. 3, 4; Class Play 3; Speech Club 2; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary I; F.T.A. 3; Scholar- ship Tests 4 . . . Joan Stayer: Latin Club 1,2... Judi Swartout: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; French Club I. 2; N.F.L 3; N.H.S. 3, 4; Scholarship Tests 3, 4; Class Play 3; Glee Club I, 2; Office Help 4; Class Secre- tary 4; Lower Merion I; R. J. Reynolds 2; Sophoteers 2; F.T.A. 3, 4; Secretary 3; Varsity Speedball 2; Hockey I. RONALD ULM LEE UNDERWOOD ELLA SIBILA KAREN SMITH GARY SPONSELLER The confetti flew as the Jackson students cheered their team to a victory in the Homecoming game. VIRGINIA STAMMAN JOAN STAYER Jon Tolle: Latin Club I, 2; Scholarship Tests 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4; Reserve Football 2; Baseball I, 2. 3, 4; Track 3; Hi-Y Basketball 3, 4 . . . Ronald Ulm: Latin Club I, 2; N.H.S. 4; Class Play 3; Glee Club I; Speech Club 2; Hi-Y 3; Varsity Basketball 4; Reserve Basketball 2, 3; Varsity Football 3, 4; Re- serve Football I, 2; F.T.A. 4; Treasurer 4; Scholarship Test 4. . . . Lee Underwood: Latin Club I, 2; Secretary 2; N.H.S. 3. 4; President 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Editor-in- chief 4; Scholarship Tests I, 2, 3. 4; Class Plays 3, 4; Hi-Y I, 2, 3. 4; Reserve Football 2; Track I, 2; Wrestling 4; Quill Scroll 3. 4. JUDI SWARTOUT JON TOLLE Demaris Vincent: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President I; Class Play 3, 4; Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4; Senior Girls Ensemble; F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Band I, 2 . . . Harry Wooden: Scholarship Tests 3, 4; Bear Facts Staff I, 2; Class Plays 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Band I; Hi-Y I, 2, 4; Varsity Football 4; Reserve Football 3; Baseball I, 3, 4; Freshman Basketball I . . . David Wurtz: Hi-Y 2; Washington High Night School. Peggy Zahler: Y-Teens I, 2, 3. 4; F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3. 4; Secretary 4; Majorette 3, 4; F.T.A. 3 . . . Suzanne Zastudil: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Tests 3; Glee Club 2. 3, 4; F.H.A. I, 2. 3, 4; J.M.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4; President 4; F.T.A. 4; Girls Ensemble 3; Senior Girls Ensemble. Acie Uplinger: Hi-Y 4; Reserve Basket- ball 3 . . . Leona Van Camp: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club I, 2; Class Play 3; Glee Club 4; F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Librarian I. 2, 4; Secretary 2, 4; F.T.A. 4; Senior Girs Ensemble . . . Dale Van Voorhis: N.H.S. 3, 4; Ad Salesman 4; Scholarship Tests 3, 4; Class Plays 3, 4; Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4; Baseball I, 2. ACIE UPLINGER LEONA VAN CAMP DALE VAN VOORHIS DEMARIS VINCENT HARRY WOODEN DAVID WURTZ Elaine Wyles: Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4; Treasurer 2; Latin Club I, 2; N.F.L. I, 2; Scholarship Tests I; Glee Club I; F.H.A. 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3 . . . Gordon Wyles: Latin Club I, 2; Vice-President 2; N.F.L. I; N.H.S. 3, 4; Ad Salesman 4; Scholarship Tests I, 2, 3, 4; Class Plays 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Band I, 2. 3, 4; Hi-Y I; Quill Scroll 3, 4 . . . Barbara Yoder: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4; Trea- surer I; French Club 3, 4; Secretary 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Class Plays 3, 4; F.H.A. I. 2; Librarian I; F.T.A. 3; Scholarship Test 4, ELAINE WYLES GORDON WYLES BARBARA YODER PEGGY ZAHLER SUZANNE ZASTUDIL CLASS OFFICERS Gayle Grant Fred Berndt Dave Hostetler Ned Guest Secretary Treasurer Vice President President Linda Bartko Pat Bates Bob Bender Fred Berndt Sandy Bernhart Victor Bertoni Patty Billman John Blackstone Margaret Boron Shirley Bowen Claudia Braucher Bill Brenneman Ron Burtnett Sandy Burwell Bart Cable Bonnie Callahan Dorothy Cantelupe George Casper Bernice Cheyney John Clapper Judy Clatterbuck Harold Coleman Dave Coltrin Barb Corbett Carolyn Crisp 30 Rich Davis Sherry DeMuesy Eunice Domer Patty Drury Ann Dunning Ray Eberhardt Julia Everhart Gayle Ferguson Larry Fierstos Jackie Finger Bob Fisher John Flood Tim Floom Florence Furbee Sondra Geis Gaye Grant Ned Guest Ted Habony Mary Anne Halter Nadine Halter Pat Hanes Jack Hite Judy Hoffee Bonnie Hollender Dave Hostetler David Joiliff Sally Karns Mike Keck Bill Keifer Joe Kirven Judy Klainski David Krantz Shirley LeBeau John Lorenz Tom Marchand George Marinakis 31 ffustUViA, Pete Marinakis Paul Markowsky Allen Mathena Dianne McCart Pat McCormick Janet Miller Sherry Mosely Carole Murphy Dave Nelson Karl Ney Carol Nist Carol Nye Gyda Otten Jean Paul Robin Pearson Carol Pettay Judy Pettay Glenn Phillabaum Barbara Price Jim Rankl Eugene Reynolds Tom Ricker Paula Ritchie Diane Robertson Betsy Rohr Helen Rohr Judy Rohr Mary Ann Rohr Richard Rohrer Ronald Royer Paul Schalmo Barbara Scheetz Dan Seckler Tim Serra 32 James Shaeffer Donna Shearer Pat Sheppler Jackie Shoemaker Linda Sirotock David Smith Joyce Smith Ruth Ann Smith Jay Smythe Judy Sommer Chuck Stoner Carl Stuhldreher Don Stump Barbara Sturm Dick Sturm Ralph Sweany Donna Taylor Tim Taylor Terry Thompson Tim Tilton Judy Trachsel William Vitak Bob Wagner Jim Walsh Herb Walton Donna Watts Jack Weimer George Welty Terry Westfere Grace Wiandt Ron Williams Sandi Williams Bob Wood Barb Zinti 33 CLASS OFFICERS Terry Ulm Bob Webster Helen Yingling Judy Lee President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Qojikxunosi L Dick Albrecht Marta Alexander Pat Andrews Donald Ash Carol Baer Karen Baughman Susan Bethel Blaine Binkley Bob Bober Darlene Bolea Carole Boomhower Carol Boron Leo Boron Sue Boyd Chauncey Boyer Ray Braucher Sherry Bray James Bresson Judy Brumbaugh Connie Bryson Karen Buchman Dave Burgoon Kim Calla Ronald Canterbury Jerry Cartiea Joyce Ann Casper Lawren Coltrin Nancy Copeland 34 Tom Covert Janet Cushing Sandi Decker John Dretke Bonnie Edwards Judie Elder Eleanor Etter David Faverty Marlon Feller Dale Fidler Joan Fidler Louise Fierstos Ronald Fink Lorena Floom Barbara Forsythe Steve France Richard Frazee Marlene Frick Bonnie Frum Sheila Garner Will Gates Barbara Gerber Leslie Gergel Dave Gowing Martin Gradijan Joe Guest Paul Halter Susan Halter Jean Hamilton Norwood Harder Ronnie Harper Wanda Harper Larry Haymaker Pat Hency William Hensel Annabelle Hershberger Cary Hill Sandi Hoff Betty Anne Horst Dennis Huey 35 SophxMnoA l Nancy Huffman Larry Huthmacher Roland Johnson Tim Jolliff Sandy Ann Jones Dick Keogh Robert Kershaw Gene Kettering Donna Kimble Larry Kirk Edward Kraus Carole Lockard Judy Lee Betty Lenegar Larry Lutz Hanly Mann Gary Marnin Terry McNutt Charlene Meek Martha Mercier Sandy Miller John Minter Donald Montgomery Charles Moorhead Sue Murdock Chuck Naylor Norma Norris Barb Palm Bob Parsons Bill Paulus Ernie Petscher Jamie Rader Bill Rees Jeff Regula Jill Reiderman Lila Reynolds Betty Rohr Tom Rohr Ted Rohrer Nancie Ronk 36 Clement Roolc Frances Ross Gary Ross Bobbie Ruch Greg Savchenko Bob Schaub Sue Schiltz Bill Schroeder Gary Scott Judy Seifert Carol Selogy Richard Sheehan Beverly Shulty Heath Simpson Donald Smart Ed Smith Sandy Smith Sue Smith Mary Sogorka Sue Sommerville Kathy Swartout Bill Thackwell Mary Thomas Ed Tusing Karen Tusing Terry Ulm Rose Van Camp Larry Van Voorhis Bob Webster Robert Welch Ralph Wellendorf Jim Werti Sue Ann Whitacre Lorelei Windle Jerry Wright Judy Yant Joyce Yellin Helen Yingling Beth Ziesmer 37 CLASS OFFICERS John Arnold .... President Bob Ater Charles Barnhart Alan Weber Treasurer Jeanne Bednar Sandy Lamp . Secretary Tom Waffs Vice President Jay Bernhart Bruce Blocher Jim Bolender Karen Bolender Gene Boomhower Kenny Boss Margaret Braucher Darlene Brenner David Brown Anita Burgoon Kenny Burtnett Jim Clark Roger Climes Carol Cogan Elaine Culler Randy Craig Craig Darragh Jackie Davis Ray Davis Jill Decker Lyn DeMuesy Marilyn Ditch Kathy Donovan Sherrie Duke Tom Eckenrode Garry Etling Frank Fair Cary Feller 38 Tim Pilkill Veronica Pilliez Donna Pisher Vivian Porrer Nancy Gessner John Gillis Jan Gilmor Jim Goodwin Julie Grimm Louie Haer Edward Halfer Gordon Hann Jeff Ha erstock Kenny Hays Paul Heitger Rosemary Heitger Tom Henderson Mike Heppe Barbara Hewitt Diane Higgins Kathy Hill Chris Hite David Hoff John Hoffee Prancis Hoffman Gary Holt Gail Hopkins Charles Hubiak John Johanning Judy Jones Merlin Jones Shirley Jordan Pennie Keller Bob Kelly Nick Kimpean Paul Kinti 39 fyn ilun n Phil Krebs Sandy Lamp Dean LeBeau Lewis Linn Carolyn Livingston Wayne Longbrake Jill Luthia Carol Marchand Tony Markinakis Timmy Matako Nancy McArdle Tom McWhorter Karen Mead Suzanne Michael Raymond Michaels Jim Miday Prank Monateri Donna Murray Linda Naylor Kathy Nelson Pattie Nist Diane Parr Bob Parsons Peggy Persinger Jill Petscher Dick Pfluge Dan Pickering Lloyd Price Cheryl Rosenberger Bruce Rohrer Diana Ries Mike Schoen Faith Scott Linda Shafer Jim Shafer Gerald Simon 40 Ronny Simon Jim Smarr Betty Smart Carol Smith Duane Smith Karen Smith Reginald Smith Lynn Smyth Bill Synder Joel Solly Harry Sommer David Stamman Karen Stayer Karen Steiner Virgil Steiner David Sturm Allen Talbott Bruce Tidball Connie Tilton Bob Underwood Kathi Waldron Tom Watts Alan Weber Bob Weimer Penni West Sally Westfall Jean Wheeler Joe Wiandt Larry Wilhelm Rick Willaman Jim Wood Nancy Wyles Mary Jane Yingling Cheryl Yost Bill Zettler Dennis Zbinden 41 MISS NANCY McCORT MISS VIRGINIA STAMMAN MISS KAY LEMASTERS PAT BOONE This year the Jackson yearbook has a new feature. We proudly announce that Miss Sally McNutt has been chosen our first Miss Jacksonite. All senior girls with a 2.5 grade average were eligible to be candidates for this honor. Each member of the senior class voted for the five girls he felt had done the most for our school. Out of the top ten in this poll, the Troup Pluto Studio chose the five most photogenic girls. These girls were then asked to answer nine questions that required personal and honest answers. The questions and the five sets of answers were sent to Mr. Pat Boone, who chose the winner. «U MISS SALLY McNUTT 43 MiAA, jjaxdiAxMtite 1959 ... U takeA. ntoAe to taie well Ilian to- win. As anyone who has seen a last-minute rally by the home team or a sprinter as he nears the tape can tell you, time is very important. BILL HUNSINGER Senior Halfback Co-Captain Va lAitlj, OFFENSIVE UNIT TED HABONY Junior Fullback DAVE MOBBERLY Senior Quarterback TOM MALINOWSKI Senior Halfback Co-Captain All-County JOHN FICK Senior Guard TED ROHRER Sophomore Center All-County TIM TILTON Junior Guard All-County JACK WEIMER Junior End All-County RONNIE ULM Senior Tackle KARL NEY Junior Tackle DAVE HOSTETLER Junior End One-hundred-five boys showed up on August 20, the first day of football practice this year. By the time school started, the 35 members of the varsity squad, including 12 seniors, were eagerly awaiting their first taste of action. On September 6, the Polar Bears met the Wildcats of Canton South in the football preview and defeated them 8-0. On September 12 in the season's opener, Jackson again came up against New Philadelphia. The Bears gave their fans an idea of what the rest of the season would be like by defeating the Quakers 16-6 and avenging last season's 21-19 loss. Orrville played host to Jackson on September 19 and it appeared that our team was well on the way to its second victory. Behind by a 22-8 count at half-time, the Red Riders roared back in the second half and clinched a 24-22 decision in the final two minutes of the game. Bouncing back from defeat, the Polar Bears overcame Canton Central Catholic with a 6-0 count the next week. Our first league game was with Glenwood on October 4. The Eagles scored the first touchdown in the game and it was also their last as the Polar Bears came out on top 32-8. Sandy Valley was the next team to be overpowered by the Bears. Our team defeated the Cardinals by a 22-14 score and took a firm hold on the AA league lead. 46 DAVE CLATTERBUCK Senior Linebacker fyoothall DEFENSIVE UNIT DICK STURM NED GUEST Junior Halfback Junior Halfback GEORGE WELTY Junior Linebacker VIC BERTONI Junior Linebacker JACK HITE Junior Guard .. — i BOB HARTZELL Senior Linebacker RONNIE BURTNETT Junior End LOREN BATES Senior Tackle HOWARD HEITGER Senior Tackle GARY BOSS Senior End At the Homecoming game on October 17, Jackson met Northwest, the AA defending champions. Fitting the occasion, the Polar Bears scalped the Indians 14-6 and gained revenge for the 13-0 upset last season. The stage was now set for what appeared to be the most important game of the season. Our team met second-place Perry on October 24 to decide the AA League champions. A Jackson victory would give us undisputed right to the crown, while a Perry win would make a two-way tie. For the first time this season the Bears found themselves behind at the half, but they rose to the occasion and defeated the Panthers 18-13. In the final game of the season North Canton Hoover finally turned the trick as they defeated Jackson 20-14. In this fashion the Jackson Polar Bears turned in another fine season, compiling a 6-2 record and regaining the Stark County AA crown. 47 VciMiLf, OFFENSIVE UNIT KIRK OARRAGH Senior Halfback BILL KEIFER Junior Fullback ALAN MATHENA Junior Quarterback LEO BORON Sophomore Halfback CARL STUHLDREHER Junior Guard DAN SECKLER Junior Center JOHN BLACKSTONE Junior Guard HARRY WOODEN Senior End TIM FLOOM Junior Tackle CHUCK STONER Junior Tackle RONNIE WILLIAMS Junior End 48 Varsity Coaches Andy Steve and Bob Fife inspect some equipment before storing it away at the end of a very successful football season. fyootball ROW I: John Fick, Kirk Darragh, Howard Heitger, Harry Wooden. Dave Mobberly, Bill Huntinger, Tom Malinowski, Dave Clatter- buck, Gary Boss, Loren Bates, Bob Hartzell, Ronnie Ulm. ROW 2: Tom Watts, Carl Stuhldreher, Ned Guest. Leo Boron, Vic Bertoni. Dick Sturm. Dave Hostetler, Tim Floom, Tim Tilton. Alan Mathena. Ted Habony, George Welty, Wayne Longbrake. ROW 3: Mr. Bob Fife, Coach; Ed Smith, Manager; Bill Keifer, Jack Hite, Dan Seckler, Karl Ney, John Blackstone, Chuck Stoner, Ronnie Burtnett, Ted Rohrer, Ronnie Williams, Jack Weimer, Mr. Andy Steve, Assistant Coach. The Polar Bear Machine goes into action against Central Catholic with the attack spear-headed by Ronnie Ulm who is being followed up by Dave Mobberly and Ted Habony, the ball carrier. Co-Captain, Bill Hunsinger, eludes two would-be tacklers in the North Canton game. Halfback, Tom Malinowski, pulls up from behind to halt this Central ball-carrier. 49 If Malinowski doesn't get this Central player. Hunsinger will. Some people find the oddest times to look for 4-leaf clovers. Once Burtnett gets that ball, he will be on his way. And he's going....................... Hunsinger seems to be snowed under in a mad attempt to cross that line. Wouldn't bet much on this Panther's chance as Hite. Weimer, Rohrer, and Heitger rush in to head him off. 50 Now that I've got it, what do I do with it? asks George Welty as a North Canton player lunges at him. Make yourself comfortable! Jackson plays host to this Central ball-carrier. ROW I: John Arnold Larry Kirk Tom McWhorter Larry Van Voorhis Dave Sturm Gary Marnin Tom Watts Larry Lutz ROW 2: Mike Schoen John Hoffee Phil Krebs Harry Sommer Bruce Blocher Larry Haymaker Jim Bresson Larry Wilhelm ROW 3: Mr. Haverstock, Coach Ed Smith, Manager Richard Frazee Bill Thackwell Louie Haer Lloyd Price Bob Weimer Gary Etling QootUilL ROW I: Tim Jolliff Ray Braucher Tom Covert Bob Kershaw Jim Clark Bruce Rohrer Ronnie Harper Kim Calla ROW 2: Tim Filkill Virgil Steiner Joel Solly Bill Snyder Tom Henderson Kenny Burtnett Dave Burgoon Kenny Hays ROW 3: Bob Webster Chuck Hubiak Martin Gradijan Bill Zettler Jamie Rader Wayne Longbrake Terry Biller Mr. Weisgarber. Assistant Coach 53 cMcune MHAsUf, -1958 The Queen smiles happily as she is crowned by Bill Hunsinger while Tom Malinowski watches after having presented her with one dozen white mums. Miss Schiltz and her escorts, football co-captains Tom Malinowski and Bill Hunsinger. Miss Daneen Schiltz, an attractive blonde, reigned as Football Queen this year. Chosen by the Re- serve and Varsity teams, Miss Schiltz was crowned during the halftime ceremonies of the Jackson- Northwest game. The Misses Barbara Disler, a senior; Linda Bartko, a junior; Sue Schiltz, a sophomore; and Faith Scott, a freshman; served as her attendants. The football team entertained the queen by de- feating Northwest 14-6. Consequently, everyone had a good time after the game at the Home- coming Dance which was held in the queen's honor. The attendants, Sue Schilti, Linda Bartko, Barbara Disler and Faith Scott, are shown as they are chauffeured onto the field. Jim Fenton, the Queen's chauffeur, manages to get a dance with her despite the waiting line. 54 IU 1958 fyoothcdl 2uee i g uH cJleA Gount MISS BARABARA DISLER Senior Attendant MISS DANEEN SCHILTZ Football Queen MISS LINDA BARTKO Junior Attendant MISS SUE SCHILTZ Sophomore Attendant MISS FAITH SCOn Freshman Attendant 55 GAYLE GRANT Junior JEAN DANNER Senior KAY, LYNDA, GAYLE, JUDY, JEAN HeAeAve CUee decube ti, Judy Pettay, Sue Schilta, Eleanor E+ter, Faith Scott. This year's squad of pepetfes , consisting of five Varsity and four Reserve cheer- leaders, kept quite busy during the football and basketball seasons. Besides leading cheers at the games, the cheerleaders were in charge of the rallies, made up new cheers, chants, and skits, and made the clever posters seen in the halls and at the rallies. Under the excellent supervision of Mrs. Lois Baxter, the girls learned to mix business with pleasure. It was this attitude that helped to encourage the teams to the successful seasons that they had. Her® a glimpse is caught of the busy life of a cheerleader, which includes making posters for the football and basketball seasons. 57 DAVE MOBBERLY Senior RICH DAVIS Junior RONNIE HOLMES Senior Despite a poor season the Polar Bear cagers continued to draw very good crowds. feoAJzeihcM, NED GUEST Junior DAVE HOSTETLER Junior JACK HITE Junior And then there are those days when nothing seems to go right. VaAAitif, Varsity managers, John Flood and Ed Smith. This McKinley player doesn't stand much chance of getting the ball out of there. Ronnie Holmes is trying to get a shot over this Perry player's fingertips. Jack Hite takes a rebound out of an opposing player's hands. KNEELING: Ed Smith, Manager; Mr. Dale Haverstock, Coach; John Flood, Manager. STANDING: Dave Hostetler, Ned Guest, Dave Clatterbuck, Jack Hite, Ronnie Ulm, Rich Davis, John Clapper, Bob Bober, Ronnie Holmes, Tim Tilton, Dave Mobberly. Even thought at first glance this year's basket- ball record doesn't appear to be impressive we had a thrilling season. We came out second place in the Class AA League after Perry eked out a two-point victory over us. In the Canton Sectional Tournament, we advanced to the second round where we were defeated by Canton McKinley. Letters were awarded to all Varsity players and plaques were given to the senior members at the basketball banquet which was held at the Fulton House on March 23. At this banquet, Rich Davis was named Most Improved Player and Dave Mob- berly received the award to the player making the most foul shots. It was also announced that WHBC had elected Ronnie Holmes as Jackson's most valuable player. SCHEDULE Jackson........34 Green ................ 50 Jackson 54 Sandy Valley 49 Jackson 47 Canton South ..........53 Jackson 52 North Canton Hoover 44 Jackson 40 Bridgeport ............55 Jackson 46 Canton Timken .........67 Jackson 63 Perry..................58 Jackson 43 Glenwood ..............35 Jackson 49 Dennison St. Mary 44 Jackson 49 Sandy Valley ..........61 Jackson 50 Northwest 58 Jackson 58 Perry..................60 Jackson 42 Canton Lincoln 63 Jackson 43 Canton South 72 Jackson 45 Glenwood ............. 44 Jackson 39 Wooster 71 Jackson 52 North Canton Hoover 59 Jackson 50 New Philadelphia 69 CANTON SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Jackson 60 Manchester 40 Jackson .......36 Canton McKinley .......62 61 It looks as if Hite is slightly annoyed that this Bulldog is trying to make a shot. Ronnie Ulm goes off the floor in an attempt to grab the ball. Rich Davis takes the rebound off the fingertips of a Perry player. Jack Hite can't quite reach as high as these McKinley players. 62 Rich Davis is hoping to make that score 53-45. Davis just doesn't seem to be able to stretch tar enough to reach that ball. Dave Mobberly cuts around these Perry players as he tries to get into position for a good shot. Let the expressions in this picture speak for themselves. 63 KNEELING: Harry Sommer, Dave Sturm, Jim Shafer, Bill Zettler. Alan Weber, John Gillis, Frank Fair, John Arnold. STAND- ING: Mr. Matthews, Coach; Wayne Longbrake, Tim Filkill, Lloyd Price, Louie Haer, Ray Davis, Dick Pfluge, Chuck Hubiak, Bruce Rohrer, Tom Watts, John Johanning, Manager. fyteAJuncut Sc uoA Height seems to be the barrier for Bruce Rohrer and Louie Haer as they try to rebound against this Jones player. SCHEDULE Jackson. 31 Northwest .33 Jackson. 30 Canton Timken .37 Jackson. 37 Massillon Ed Jones 44 Jaskson. 29 Massillon Lorin Andrews. 30 Jackson. 35 Canton Lincoln 37 Jackson. 35 Jackson 8th Grade 18 Jaskson. 29 North Canton Hoover 46 Jackson. 37 Perry .26 Jackson. 32 Canton McKinley 43 Jackson. 54 Massillon Lorin Andrews. . . 52 Jackson. 40 Perry .26 Jackson. 32 Massillon Ed Jones 41 Jackson. 52 Canton Timken 44 Canton South Invitational Tournament Jackson. 40 Minerva .37 Jackson. 49 Louisville 44 Jackson (Overtime) 46 Canton McKinley . . 44 Jackson. 41 Canton Lincoln 43 Tom Watts presents the tournament runner-up trophy to Mr. Sauder who accepts it on behalf of the school. 64 KNEELING: Mr. Steve, Coach; Chauncey Boyer, Manager; Ronnie Harper, Manager. STANDING: Ronnie Burtnett, John Clapper, Karl Ney, Ted Rohrer, Bob Bober, Roily Johnson, Bob Webster, Martin Gradijan, Kim Calla, Terry Ulm, Larry Lutx, Gary Marnin, Bill Walworth. SCHEDULE JACKSON Green ...................26 Sandy Valley ............31 Canton South ............42 North Canton Hoover 46 Canton Lincoln ... 41 Canton Timken .......... 58 Perry ...................42 Glenwood ................50 Dennison St. Mary .......27 Sandy Valley ............65 Northwest .............. 48 Perry .................. 43 Canton Lincoln ..........39 Canton South ............58 Glenwood ................44 Wooster 59 North Canton Hoover 40 New Philadelphia .........45 OPPONENT Jackson................ 29 Jackson.................16 Jackson.................45 Jackson............... 39 Jackson ................ 34 Jackson................. 48 Jackson..................35 Jackson (Sudden death) 52 Jackson..................42 Jackson..................28 Jackson 39 Jackson..................41 Jacksorv (Overtime).....38 Jackson..................52 Jackson .................42 Jackson..................38 Jackson..................50 Jackson..................47 Karl Ney and Ted Rohrer seem to have this Perry player out-manned as they go up for a re-bound. And Bober lays it in for two points. 65 Qy+n Dave Mobberly, Ed Smith. ON STAIRS: Barb Disler, Lynda Baughman, Gayle Grant, Barb Krnach, Pat Andrews, Jeannie Danner. Popularly known as Baxter's Brownies , these students help teach the gym classes. They are a great aid and help to lessen the burden on Mrs. Baxter's and Mr. Haverstock's shoulders. tf-neA-luna+t - SapliatnoAe. Ai - fZoAkeMxcdl SEATED: Larry Van Voorhis, Bill Synder. John Hoffee, Tim Jolliff, Joe Gue:t, Larry Haymaker. STANDING: Ronnie Harper. John Minter, Gary Ross, Leo Boron, Dick Keogh, Kenny Hays. SCHEDULE Opponent Jackson Canton South ........................................Won Perry................................................Won Middlebranch ....................................... Won Canton South .......................................Lost Perry ..............................................Lost Middlebranch .......................................Lost Canton South .......................................Lost 66 Hl-Y A TEAM STANDING: Jon Tolle, Lee Underwood, Chris Bixler, John Ficlc. Bill Hunsinger. SEATED: Loren Bates, Tom Malinowski. Tom Cozy, Acie Uplinger, Bob Hartzell. fjl. Si. liaAJ etLcJl A TEAM — SCHEDULE OPPONENT JACKSON Canton Lincoln ................................Won Sandy Valley P ...............................Lost Louisville A .................................Lost Louisville C .................................Lost Canton Timken..................................Won Marlboro .....................................Lost East Canton ...................................Won Hartville.....................................Lost Tournament Minerva ......................................Lost MB TEAM — SCHEDULE OPPONENT JACKSON Perry...................................... Lost Louisville B ...............................Lost Canton McKinley ........................... Lost Sandy Valley Q..............................Lost Canton Lehman .............................. Won Canton South ...............................Lost Minerva ................................... Lost Tournament Perry ..................................... Lost Hl-Y MB TEAM STANDI NG: CeH StuUdrehar Dave JoW'rK Bob Wood. S Keiter. Pe‘ MorioiBi SEATED: Ray Eberkaro- Affaa Ma t ena. George W§ -| Tent Rider. Herb WaW. 37 ActilHti i ... the teal memotuf, male Ual ... the otefOsu aluuiA,, meeting, jxex ple. Whether we are keeping time with the band director, rushing to a meeting during activity period, or enjoying the finished product of weeks of class play rehearsal, we are aware of time . . . and its flight. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE CLUB ROW 1: Sue Smith, Janet Cushing, Beverly Shulty, Frances Ross, Judy Seifert, Sandy Smith, Sue Boyd, Sue Sommerville, Margaret Braucher, Annabelle Hershberger. ROW 2: Bonnie Edwards, Sherry Bray, Bobbie Ruch, Bonnie Frum, Sue Murdock, Kathy Nelson, Corol Boomhower, Joan Fidler, Betty Smart, Mary Thomas, Sue Halter, Nancie Ronk. ROW 3: Eleanor Etter, Sue Schiltz, Judi Elder, Sandi Decker, Carol Boer, Karen Baughman, Barb Forsythe, Sandy Hoff, Nancy Copeland, Nancy Huffman, Corol Selogy, Betty Rohr, Betty Lenegar. ROW 4: Rose Von Camp, Vivian Forrer, Anita Burgoon, Jill Decker, Jan Gilmor, Veronica Filliez, Gail Hopkins, Lila Reynolds, Louise Fierstos, Barb Gerber, Judy Brumbaugh, Pat Hency, Jean Wheeler. ROW 5: Mary Wetstone, Helen Yingling, Joyce Yellen, Jane Yingling, Charlene Meek, Connie Bryson, Carole Lockard, Kathy Swartout, Karen Bolender. MISS McCOY Advisor tf-utune, d'OmemaJvesiA, af America GluLl Any student in the Home Economics Department may be in the Future Home- makers of America. In this club, the girls learn to work with each other in planning programs designed to interest young homemakers. At Christmas, they furnished dinners and brought in Christmas gifts for needy families. Another project was visiting Massillon State Hospital. Their biggest social event, the F.H.A. formal, was held in April at the Canton Y.W.C.A. JUNIOR-SENIOR CLUB ROW 1: Barb Disler, Ellie Sibila, Carol Dunn, Sondra Geis, Treasurer; Jeannie Danner, President; Judy Lee, Secretary; Gayle Ferguson, Vice- President; Barb Krnach, Marty Berring, Joan Getz. ROW 2: Susan Hershberger, Carolyn Edwards, Judy Rohr, Carole Murphy, Linda Bartko, Judy Hoffee, Patty Drury, Donna Shearer, Nadine Halter, Betsy Rohr, Sherry DeMuesy, Barb Scheetz. ROW 3: Pat Hanes, Sherry Mosley, Nanci Jarvis, Shirley Huffman, Peggy Zahler, Lyn Baughman, Betty Nutter, Linda Clark, Nancy Rohr, Bonnie McGlynn, Ann Belknap, Mary Ann Bernard. ROW 4: Sue Zastudil, Anna Mae Scheetz, Elaine Wyles, Sandy Johanning, Ruth Kekich, Barb Zintz, Shirley LeBeau, Linda Sirotock, Diane McCart, Judy Trachsel, Barb Sturm, Mary Anne Halter, Barb Price. ROW 5: Carol Nist, Fluff Furbee, Sandy Burwell, Bernice Cheyney, Pat Bates, Rita Schalmo, Carol Pettay, Mary Ann Rohr, Janet Miller, Bonnie Callahan, Martha Rohr, Margaret Burwell. Row 6: Karen Smith, Shirley Rohr, Kay Lemasters, Eunice Domer, Carol Nye, Paula Ritchie, Donna Watts, Bonnie Hollander, Sandi Williams, DeMaris Vincent, Rose Fierstos, Daneen Schiltz, Leona Van Camp. 70 JUNIOR-SENIOR CLUB ROW 1: Tom Ricker, George Morinokis, Tim Tilton, Dove Nelson, Ned Guest, Bill Hunsinger, Bob Hartzell, Loren Bates, Dale Van Voorhis, Dave Coltrin. ROW 2: Ray Eberhardt, Don Stump, George Casper, Gary Sponseller, Bob Randles, Bill Vitak, Fred Hann, Robin Pearson, Kirk Darragh, Pete Marinakis. ROW 3: Joe Kirvin, Bill Keifer, Jon Tolle, Dick Sturm, Victor Bertoni, Dave Hostetler, Carl Stuhldreher, Herb Walton, George Welty, Tom Malinowski, Stu McArdle. ROW 4: Lee Underwood, Tim Floom, Ray Keogh, Allen Matheva, Jack Weimer, Ronnie Williams, Chris Bixler, Bob Fisher, Tim Taylor, David Krantz, Steve Harris ROW 5: Ronnie Burtnett, Terry West- fere, Larry Fierstos, Dave Jolliff, John Ater, Wesley Schaub, Tim Serra. John Blackstone, Acie Uplinger, Fred Berndt, Rich Davis, Bob Wood. MR. BURGESS Advisor FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE CLUB ROW 1: Craig Darragh, John Hoffee, Ted Rohrer, Bob Weimer, Secretary; Ronnie Harper, President; Wayne Longbrake, Vice-President; Dave Gowing, Treasurer; Richard Frazee, Dean LeBoau, Raymond Michaels. ROW 2: Kenny Burtnett, Gordon Hann, Kenny Boss, Tom Henderson, Roger Climes, Nick Kimpean, Ronald Canterbury, Tom Rohr, Mike Schoen, John Gillis, Harry Sommer, Tom McWhorter. ROW 3: Lorry Van Voorhis, Jay Bernhort, Joe Wiandt, Bill Snyder, Bill Rees, Duane Smith, Dan Pickering, Bruce Blocher, Gene Boomhower, David Brown, Joel Solly, Don Smart, Jim Shafer. ROW 4: Joe Guest, Tim Jolliff, Dick Keogh, Will Gates, Larry Haymaker, Dave Stamman, Robert Welch, Clement Rook, Leo Boron, John Minter, Dennis Zbinden, Ronnie Fink. ROW 5: Kenny Hays, Gary Ross, Bill Zettler, Jim Bolender, Tom Watts, Larry Lutz, Martin Gradijan, Roily Johson, Bob Underwood, Tim Filkill, Jim Smarr. ROW 6: Jim Wertz, Dave Faverty, Edward Halter, Bob Shaub, John Dretke. MR. DUTKA Advisor jti-y GUU The purpose of the Hi-Y clubs is to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the school and community. The aim is to develop the social, physical, and spiritual welfare of the members. Among other activities the club sponsored a dance. They were very active in sports. 71 FRESHMEN ROW 1: Faith Scott, Sandy Lamp, Diane Higgins, Donna Fisher, Margaret Braucher, Sally Westfall, Alice Bednar, Diane Parr, Peggy Persinger. ROW 2: Kathy Nelson, Sherry Duke, Noncy McArdle, Kathy Waldron, Betty Smart, Karen Steiner, Vivian Forrer, Suzanne Michoel, Karen Smith, Anita Burgoon. ROW 3: Jill Decker, Nancy Wyles, Jan Gilmor, Linda Naylor, Rosemary Heitger, Connie Tilton, Julie Grimm, Frances Hoffman, Jean Wheeler, Cheryl Yost, Lyn Smythe. ROW 4: Carol Sm ith, Gail Hopkins, Jill Luthi, Linda Shafer, Karen Mead, Pennie Keller, Carol Cogan, Lyn DeMuesy, Karen Bolender, Nancy Gessner, Penny West. This year the Y-Teens formed two clubs—the Freshman-Sophomore Y-Teens and the Junior-Senior Y-Teens. The Freshman-Sophomore club met at the school the 2nd Wednesday of the month. Their advisor, Mrs. Lininger, was assisted by three mothers. A trip to Applecreek on March 23 was their main service project. SOPHOMORES ROW 1: Beverly Shulty, Annabelle Hershberger, Bonnie Edwards, Sandi Decker, President; Elaine Culler, Vice-President; Mary Jane Yingling, Secretary; Sue Boyd, Treasurer; Judy Lee, Janet Cushing, Sue Smith. ROW 2: Barb Palm, Marty Mercier, Lorelei Windle, Carole Boron, Judy Seifert, Frances Ross, Sandy Smith, Sherry Bray, Sue Murdock, Jill Reiderman, Bobby Ruch, Sue Sommerville. ROW 3: Norma Norris, Pat Andrews, Sue Halter, Nanci Ronk, Sue Bethel, Betty Ann Horst, Betty Rohr, Joan Fidler, Bonnie From, Carol Boomhower, Lorena Floom, Karen Tusing, Beth Ziesmer. ROW 4: Eleanor Etter, Sue Schiltz, Judi Elder, Mary Thomas, Joyce Casper, Donna Kimble, Betty Lenegar, Nancy Huffman, Rose Van Camp, Carol Baer, Karen Baughman, Barb Forsythe, Sandy Hoff. ROW 5: Darlene Bolea, Lila Reynolds, Louise Fierstos, Marlene Frick, Judy Brumbaugh, Pat Hency, Kathy Swartout, Terry McNutt, Helen Yingling, Carole Lockard, Sheila Garner, Joyce Yellen, Connie Bryson. ROW 6: Barb Gerber, Karen Buchman, Sue Whitacre, Marta Alexander, Judy Yant, Jean Hamilton. 72 JUNIORS ROW 1: Judy Klainski, Judy Rohr, Carole Murphy, Linda Bartko, Potty Drury, Judy Hoffee, Cloudio Braucher, Jeon Paul, Betsy Rohr. ROW 2: Sondra Geis, Sherrie DeMuesy, Barbara Scheetz, Pat Hanes, Pat McCormick, Sherrie Mosley, Barbara Sturm, Julia Everhart, Judy Trachsel, Diane McCart, Shirley LeBeau. ROW 3: Gayle Grant, Gayle Ferguson, Mary Anne Halter, Florence Furbee, Carol Petfay, Janet Miller, Bonnie Callahan, Jackie Shoemaker, Pat Sheppler, Eunice Domer, Shirley Bowen, Diane Robertson, Judy Pettay. ROW 4: Sandy Bernhart, Barb Corbett, Gracie Wiandt, Barb Zintz, Jackie Finger, Carol Nye, Dottie Cantelupe, Donna Watts, Sandy Williams, Paula Ritchie, Ann Dunning, Bonnie Hollander, Ruth Ann Smith, Judy Clatterbuck. fju+u i and S nUrt, - Jee+iA MRS. LININGER Advisor One of the bigger activities of the Y-Teens this year was a rally with the Massillon and Navarre Y-Teens. This helped to bring about better relations with other Y-Teens in our area. We have also had some very interesting programs this year. In all of our activities we try to fulfill our ideal of Christian personal and social living. SENIORS ROW 1: Barb Disler, Ellie Sibila, Kay Lemasters, Sue Brower, Secretary; Virginia Stomman, President; Marg Boron, Vice-President; Barb Price, Treasurer; Judie Swartout, Nancy McCort. ROW 2: Jean Danner, Susan Hershberger, Carolyn Edwards, Barb Krnach, Nancy Jarvis, Jennifer Highley, Bonnie McGlynn, Lynda Baughman, Betty Nutter, Ann Belknap, Anna Mae Scheetz. ROW 3: Sue Zastudil, Ruth Kekich, Sandy Johanning, Mary Ann Bernard, Linda Clark, Barbara Yoder, Peggy Zahler, Martha Rohr, Joan Lee, Bonnie Kelly, Judy Mann. ROW 4: Karen Smith, Elaine Wyles, Nancy Linn, Leona Van Camp, Marty Berring, Nancy Klinge, Carol Dunn, DeMaris Vincent, Rose Fierstos, Anne Linn, Daneen Schiltz, Joan Getz. 73 fieasi tyacti This year the newspaper staff has continued many of the new things which were started last year, including the size of the paper, the type of printing, and the name. One addition this year was the paper's motto, The Voice of the Polar Bear. Advertising was the main source of income. Support was also received from patrons. In addition to these, subscription sales, two staff- sponsored dances, a bake sale, and the sale of candy helped to balance the books. SEATED: Daneen Schiltz, Ellie Sibila, Helen Yingling. Marty Berring. STANDING: Janet Holshoy. Ann Belknap, Bonnie Kelly, Dave Persinger, Ronnie Harper, photographer; Sue Schiltz, Nancy McCort. SEATED: Gayle Grant, Joan Getz, Jennifer Highley, art work; Judy Mann. STANDING: Martha Rohr, Marlene Frick, Sugar 'n Spice ; Mary Jane Yingling, business manager; Tim Tilton, Marianne Kirk, circulation manager; Mary Anne Bernard, Sandy Decker, Louise Fierstos. SEATED. ROW I: Daneen Sch:ltz, Editor-in-Chief; Gayle Grant. Assistant editor; Marty Berring. SEATED, ROW 2: Mrs. Bond. Advisor, Joan Getz. Jennifer Highley, Judy Mann, sports editor. STANDING: Ronnie Harper. Bonnie Kelly. Ann Belknap, Janet Holshoy, Martha Rohr, Dave Persinger. Helen Yingling, Marlene Frick, Mary Jane Yingling, Ellie Sibila, Tim Tilton, Marianne Kirk, Nancy McCort, Mary Anne Bernard, Sandy Decker, Sue Schiltz, Louise Fierstos. 74 Scoa x Staff]} One of the hardest jobs for the Scoop staff this year was the selection of a cover. Lee Underwood, editor-in-chief; Gordon Wyles, business manager; Mr. Cecil Ramga, advisor; Kay Lemasters, typist; and Sally McNutt, senior editor, look over some prospects. Staff photographer, Barf Cable explains some pictures to junior editors, Barb Cor- bett, Shirley LeBeau, and Barb Zintz, and sophomore photographer, Bill Schroeder. Work on the 1959 Scoop officially began in August, 1958, but three members of the staff had attended a journalism workshop at Ohio University in June. By November the groundwork was finished and work had begun. After much discussion, we selected a cover and theme. Soon after Christmas vacation, pictures began to come back and page lay- outs and copy were turned in. It was an- nounced that this year there would be a spring supplement, as well as several other changes. The April IOth deadline rolled around and the book was sent to the printer. ''' w 1959 Ad Salesmen—Bob Jarrett, Steve Harris, Dan Mantsch, Bill Hunsinger, Jim Fenton. Dave Rankl, Gary Sponsellor, Tom Lockard, Dave Mobberly, Stu McArdle, Dave Clatterbuck, Ronnie Holmes, Dale VanVoorhis, Ronnie Ulm, Chris Bixler, Gordon Wyles. 75 J. M. A. A. SEATED: Gayle Ferguson, Joan Getz, Secretary-Treasurer; Dave Hostetler, Vice - President; Suzanne Zastudil, President; Helen Yingling. STAND- ING: Carol Cogan, Dan Seckler, Jim Fenton, Dick Sheehan, Frank Fair. MR. MATTHEWS Advisor fJcudzAa+i Memorial Athletic Ad4ocicUicut The J.M.A.A., student booster club, works closely with the adult booster club. Working under the supervision of Mr. Matthews with the idea of promoting school spirit and athletics in mind, the J.M.A.A. meets once a month. This year, the members of the club handled the football homecoming and planned the football and basketball banquets. 76 tfutute eactteAA oj America The Future Teachers of America was organized last year to encourage students interested in entering the teaching profession. Again this year many future teachers were able to gain valuable practical experience by substituting for grade school teachers. The group held its induction ceremony on Thursday, April 23. MRS. RAMGA Advisor ROW I: Sally Karns, Claudia Braucher. Marty Barring, President; Ronnie Ulm, Treasurer; Sally McNutt, Vice-President; Pat Andrews, Patty Drury. ROW 2: Mary Ann Halter, Suzanne Zastudil, Karen Buchman, Dave Mobberly. Darlene Bolea, Judy Clatterbuck, Judy Trachsel. ROW 3: Sue Halter, Nancie Ronk, Carolyn Crisp, Judy Pettay, Judy Swartout, Nancy McCortt Ann Belknap, Mary Ann Bernard, Irene Craig. ROW 4: Elaine Wyles, Marianne Kirk, Marta Alexander, Nancy Klinge, Barb Disler, Anne Linn. Kay Lemasters, Ann Dunning, Louise Fierstos. 1958 SesUvi GlaU Plcuf SEATED: Joan Getz, Ginger, Carol Dunn, Dale Van Voorhis, Gordon Wyles. STANDING: Bob Randles, David Persinger, Kay Lemasters, Daneen Schilfz, Harry Wooden, Dave Mobberly, David Schmader. AT WINDOW: Jeannie Danner, Susan Hershberger. MY SISTER EILEEN When the Sherwood girls, Eileen and Ruth, came to Greenwich Village, no one could have fore- seen the strange and amusing events which would involve them. Their drab little studio was constantly being invaded by strange characters of all sorts—the Wreck, who never touched a drop—during football season, and Appopolous, whose dabblings in art often brought about a blue-green or red-red mon- strocity. An international incident was barely avoided when half the Brazilian navy arrived to form a conga line in the girls flat. But Eileen turned on the charm, and the disaster was avoided. The Seniors presented My Sister Eileen on November 14 and 15, 1958. Mr. Thomas Kinney was the director. CAST Mr. Appopolous---------------Gary Sponseller Ruth Sherwood_____________________-Joan Got Eiloon Sherwood--------------Daneen Schilfz Jensen-----------------------Harry Wooden Urchins-----Jean Danner, Susan Hershberger A Pair of Drunks----David Persinger, Bob Randles Lonigan----------------------------Jim Mead The Wreck--------------------------------Chris Bixler Mr. Fletcher-------------------------------Bob Jarrett Helen Wade-----------------------------Cynthia Mallalieu Frank Lippencott-------------------------David Schmader Chic Clark ----------------Dale Van Voorhis Cossack ---------------------Harry Wooden Violet Shelton____________________Carol Dunn Mrs. Wade ------------------------Ellie Sibila Robert Baker ---------------- Lee Underwood Six Fleet Admirals: David Persinger Bob Randles Steve Harris Fred Hann Dave Mobberly Bob Jarrett Walter Sherwood _____________Gordon Wyles A Prospective Tenant ________Kay Lemasters The Consul-------------------,----Ray Keogh SEATED: Ray Keogh, Ellie Sibile, Randy, Jim Mead. STANDING: Chris Biller, Cynthia Mallalieu, Bob Jarrett, Steve Harris, Fred Hann, Gary Sponseller, Lee Underwood. SENIOR MEMBERS ROW I: Virginia Stamman, Bonnie McGlynn, Bonnie Kelly, Joan Getz, Sally McNutt, Vice-President; Judi Swartout, Nancy McCort, Barbara Yoder. ROW 2: Janet Livingston, Kay Lemasters, Ronnie Holmes. Nancy Klinge, Gordon Wyles. Steve Harris, Marianne Kirk. Daneen Schiltz, Mary Anne Bernard. ROW 3: Janet Holshoy. Fred Hann, Secretary-Treasurer; David Schmader, Lee Underwood. President; Kirk Darragh, Dale Van Voorhis. Natia+uil Jlo+tosi Society On Thursday, March 5, 1959, 22 juniors and 3 seniors were inducted into the Jackson chapter of the National Honor Society. They had exhibited qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service which made them eligible for membership in the society. Bart Cable is tapped for membership in the N.H.S. by Sally McNutt. Barbara Yoder pins a yellow rose on Judy Pettay to signify that she has been elected to membership in the National Honor Society. 78 The new members of the National Honor Society take part in the candle-lighting ceremony. President, Lee Underwood, ad- dresses the student body during the N. H. S. assembly. FIRST-YEAR MEMBERS R°W 1: Mary Ann Halter. Sally Karns. Shirley LeBeau. Pat McCormick. Pat Sheppler Linda Sirotock Sand (Un u- SHc 79 LATIN I ROW 1: Diane Parr, Donna Fisher, Dean LeBeau, Philip Krebs, Craig Dorragh, Vice-President; Karen Stayer, Diane Higgins. ROW 2: Kenneth Burtnett, Nancy McArdle, Karen Steiner, Linda Naylor, Horry Sommer, Tony Marinakis, Connie Tilton, Frank Fair. ROW 3: Tom Covert, Joe Wiandt, treasurer; Jay Bernhart, Julie Grimm, President; Linda Smyth, Secretary; Duane Smith, David Amacher, Randy Craig, Jim Miday. ROW 4: Karen Mead, Bruce Blocher, David Stamman, Bruce Tidball, Jeff Regula, Robert Welch, Bob Underwood, Penny West. MRS. HYDE Advisor Jlatin Glubi MRS. ROHRBAUGH Advisor Membership in the Latin club is open to all Latin I and II students. The goal of this club is to have a more thorough knowledge of Roman customs and how they have influenced our world today. The main project of the club this year was a Roman wedding which was held on March 14th. LATIN II ROW 1: Carol Boron, Susan Bethel, Betty Horst, Donna Kimble, Joyce Casper, Ron Canterbury, Ralph Wallendorf. ROW 2: Judy Brumbaugh, Pat Hency, Heath Simpson, Bob Kershaw, Don Montgomery, Sue Brower, Martin Gradijan, President; Terry Ulm. ROW 3: Sandy Decker, Irene Craig, Lila Reynolds, Beth Ziesmer, Bill Rees, Chuck Naylor, Dennis Huey, Darlene Bolea, President; Barbara Gerber, Secretary-Treasurer. ROW 4: Joyce Yellen, Bob Webster, Gary Scott, Bill Schroeder, Bill Thackwell, David Gowing, Judy Yant, Marta Alexander. 80 FRENCH I ROW I: Carole Murphy, Janet Holshoy, Vice-President; Gayle Ferguson. President; Judy Pettay, Treasurer; Barb Zintz, Secretary; Patty Andrews. ROW 2: Gayle Grant, Sue Murdock, Julia Everhart, Judy Trachsel, Chauncey Boyer, Gyda Otten, Louise Fierstos. ROW 3: Lawrin Coltrin, Pat Billman. Donna Shearer, Sally Karns, Claudia Braucher, Sherry Bray, Pat McCormick, David Coltrin. ROW 4: Shirley Bowen, Kathy Swartout, Hanley Mann, Bill Brenneman, Don Stump, Judy Sommer. fytesudt GltAi MR. ELMER GEIB, Advisor Some of the traditional French love of life must have been transmitted to America, because in our French club there was never a dull moment, and seldom a serious one. We did undertake a bake sale and a tax stamp drive; and under the leadership of the French I class, we entered the Community Club Contest. The money from our projects was used for our French banquet in the spring. FRENCH II ROW I: Bonnie McGlynn, Fred Hann, Treasurer; Sally McNutt, President; Barb Yoder, Secretary; Nancy McCort, Vice-Presi- dent; Susan Hershberger. ROW 2: Mary Ann Bernard, Bonnie Kelly, Nancy Linn, Ann Linn, Steve Harris, Nancy Klinge, Kay Lemasters, Joan Getz, Jennifer Highley. 8) ROW 1: Pot Drury, Sally Karns, Margaret Boron, Rita Jones, President; Barb Corbett, Vice-President; Judy Pettay, Secretary-Treasurer; Ron Canterbury, Sue Bethel, Darlene Bolea. ROW 2: Gyda Otten, John Arnold, Tom Ecken- rode, Tom Watts, Gerry Simon, Johnny Griffith, Tom Rohr, Donna Kimble, Beth Ziesmer, Julie Grimm. ROW 3: Judy Clatterbuck, Lila Reynolds, Carol Baer, Nancy Gessner, Carol Cogan, Wonda Harper, Ellie Sibila, Heath Simpson, Alan Weber, Terry Ulm, Martin Gradijan. ROW 4: David Hoff, Gary Scott, Kathy Donovon, Nancy Klinge, Bob Kelly, Don Ash, Bob Bender, Lewis Linn, Kay Lemasters, Judi Swortout. ROW 5: Wayne Longbrake, Tim Serra, Jim Angle, David Persinger, John Blackstone, Tom Marchand, Dick Sheehan, Jim Rankl, Ray Eberhardt. National Jlecujue. The N.F.L. has contributed greatly to the activity of our school. Among other things, it spon . sored a dance and a play. MR. POLING Advisor MRS. RICE Advisor This year the librarians experienced the guidance of a new advisor, Mrs. Rice. She continued the great work of the former advisor and helped improve the facilities of the library. The librarians enjoyed their work and were very efficient. SEATED: Carolyn Crisp, Sandy Smith, Sandy Lamp, Ray Eberhardt, Joan Getz, Martha Rohr, Leona Van Camp, Donna Shearer. STANDING: Pat McCormick, Gyda Otten, Sue Schiltz, George Welty, Dave Persinger, Sandra Williams, Kathy Donovan, Sandra Jones, Karen Stayer. 82 KNEELING: Nancy Ronk, Judi Elder. STANDING: Susan Halter, Peggy Zahler, Pat Hency, Barb Disler, Marianne Kirk, Judy Brumbaugh, Sandy Decker. MajosietteA The Jackson High majorettes were at their best this year. With Barbara Disler as the drum-majorette, they executed near perfect performances. Pep Pond The pep band added greatly to our rallies this year by providing enthusiastic music. 83 Go vc it ROW I: Barbara Disler, Nancy Ronk, Julia Everhart, Mary Thomas, Peggy Zahler, Karen Smith, Jerry Cartiea, Connie Bryson, Beverly Shulty. ROW 2: Marianne Kirk, Tom Lockard, Judy Hoffee, Nadine Halter, Nancy McCort, Pat Drury, Jeanie Bednar, Betty Horst, Betty Lenegar, Frances Ross, Judy Trachsel, Nancy Klinge, Shirley Huffman, Anne Linn. ROW 3: Judy Brumbaugh, Pat Hency, Barbara Palm, Martha Mercier, Lorelei Windle, Sandy Berger, Sheila Garner, Nancy Gessner, Peggy Persinger, David Amacher, Jill Reiderman, Penny West, Carol Boron, Sue Halter, Judy Elder, Irene Craig, Donna Kimble, Joe Guest, Willard Gates, Joe Kirven, David Stamman, Dean LeBeau, Virginia Stamman, Bill Brenneman. 84 featul. ROW 4: Bob Randles, Wesley Schaub, Bill Vitale, Judy Clatterbuck, George Casper, Tom Ricker, David Gowing, John Dretke, David Persinger, Bob Schaub, Sandy Decker, Jim Angle, Lewis Linn, Gordon Hann, Jeff Regula, Tim Taylor, Gordon Wyles, Terry Westfere, Rick Williman, Leslie Gergle, Don Montgomery, Jim Wood, Larry Huthmacher, Janet Miller, Margaret Boron, Glenn Phillabaum, Bill Paulus, Bob Parsons, Chris Bixler. STANDING: Linda Shafer, Nancy Huffman, Carol Lockard, Jim Wertz, Mr. Gates, Band director; Bob Jarrett, Jay Bernhart, Craig Darragh, Blaine Binkley. 85 ROW I: Kathy Nelson, Pat Billman, Barbara Sturm, Donna Kimble, Shirley LeBeau, Linda Sirotock, Ruth Kekich, Suzanne Michael, Darlene Bolea, Nancy Wyles, Daneen Schiltz. ROW 2: Louise Fierstos, Eunice Domer, Leona Van Camp, Linda Shafer, Penny West, Marty Berring, DeMaris Vincent, Marta Alexander, Judy Yant, Dorothy Cantelupe, Pennie Keller, Elaine Culler, Kathy Donovan. ROW 3: Mrs. Rohrbaugh, Choir Director; David Burgoon. David Coltrin, Edward Kraus, Dan Pickering, Tom McWhorter, David Brown, Jamie Rader, Tim Taylor, Gordon Wyles, Harry Wooden. jUcjlt School GJuvud GUI SENIOR GIRLS ENSEMBLE ROW I: Karen L Smith. Leona Van Camp, Daneen Schiltz, Ruth Kekich, Suzanne Zastudil. ROW 2: Janet Holshoy, Ellie Sibila, DeMaris Vincent, Marty Berring, Nancy Linn, Sally McNutt. 86 ROW I: Karen L. Smith, Sandra Johanning, Mary Ann Halter, Nancy McArdle, Suzanne Zastudil, Jennifer Highley, Betty Anne Horst, Sondra Geis, Donna Fisher, Faith Scott, Annabelle Hershberger. ROW 2: Ellie Sibila, Ann Dunning, Wanda Harper, Carol Cogan, Julie Grimm, Karen Buchman, Judy Pettay, Marlene Frick, Nancy Linn, Judy Ciatterbuck, Sally McNutt, Janet Holshoy, Gail Hopkins: ROW 3: Gregory Savchenko, Terry Westfere, David Schmader, George Marinakis, Ronnie Burtnett, Dick Sheehan, Bob Webster, Ronnie Harper, Don Stump, Eugene Reynolds, Bob Randles. Once again the Choral Club, under the direction of Mrs. Rohrbaugh, spent a year busy with re- hearsals and performances. Their music at the holi- day assemblies made us feel more deeply the true meaning of Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. On Friday, February 20, they sang with the massed chorus in the annual Stark County Music Festival in the Canton Memorial Auditorium. Our group was represented that evening in the Select Chorus by Marta Alexander, Gail Hopkins, and Don Stump. This year's colorful Spring Festival, the club's biggest project, was held May 15. 87 '«MW ottiCflt, .. tlte futuAe UadeAA a td nefxAeA ttcUioeA. of 0«A 'Lcltooi. The junor high years are a time of endless excite- ment and fun, but they also provide the first taste of the responsibilities that life will bring. Cricjjttlt Qna e Jim Alford Tom Altond Peggy Altman Mike Andrews David Ardelean Charles Ayers Ernest Baich Karen Baird Leslie Badertscher Annette Bender Ronnie Bender Pam Bixler Linda Blackstone John Boerner Diane Bolender Dave Boron Don Braucher Mary Bresson Floyd Brisbine Made Brooks Violet Brooks Patsv Brown Jackie Brumbaugh Ted Burch Ronald Burleigh Frank Campbell Jone Campbell Sonia Cecil Jack Cole Susie Corbett Wayne Craig Allen Crawfort Susan Crisp Danny Dahlberg Dick Daniels Martha Davis Allan Day Gary Ditch Karen Drew Marty Eckert Ronnie Emhoff Cheryl Fechtelkotter Don Fick John Fiecoat John Fierstos Gene Flinn Tommi Floom Elaine Garvin Linda German Sue Gilmor Tom Greening Susie Grant Sandra Graybill Tanya Green Bonnie Haer Jeanne Halter Wayne Hammersley George Hanes Bruce Harris Bonnie Harper John Harper Sandy Hartmann Robert Heavilin Mike Helmerich 90 Bruce Henze Lorry Hickle Rosalind Horning Denny Hostetler Bill Howenstine Dean Huthmocher Steve Jobe Scott Jolliff Dan Keck Roy Kershaw John Klinge Bridget Kraig Jerry Landis Jim Leonard Gary Lloyd Jade Luthi Gory MacKim Tom McAfee Mike McCormick Betty Jane Miller Roger Miller Tim Mohler Eddie Moll Bob Montgomery Gory Montgomery Chester Moyer Karen Muntean Ronny Nixdorf Jack Nye Frances Often Kris Pearson Linda Persons Patty Poth Bennie Prato Carol Pritz Fred Puente Janet Quass Harold Rohr JoAnn Rohr Alan Ross Lee Ross Tim Rummins Lee Saenger Vernon Schaub Kenny Scheetz Jeri Sebald Carol Seifert Thresa Sentz Gayle Shannon Phyllis Shannon Ted Sima Cheryl Smith Jean Smythe Paul Sogorka Joyce Sommers Beverly Sponseller Benny Stuhldreher Bill Sturm John Taggart Bill Talkingfon Bill Thomas Margaret Tifft Judy Turns Linda Ulm 9] Sandy Vernon Doug Wallenhurst David Weidman Larry Welch Larry Whitacre Chip Willaman Donna Williams Terree Wilhelm Mary Winholt Sandra Wolfe Joanne Yoder David Ziesmer Ronnie Zintz Seventh Q uuSe Donovan Ackley Karen Alexander Steve Ayers Linda Babetski Andrew Bartko Robert Beck David Bender Clayton Bennett Julie Bethel Barbara Bigelow Danny Boron Thomas Boron Thomas Boyer Juanita Brady Daniel Braucher Steven Breyfogle David Bright Ellen Brockman Jim Burger Amy Butzer Greg Cartiea Bruce Casper William Chariton Carol Cholley Janie Compton Charles Coppins Arlene Craig Dawn Daniel Barbara Davis Judith Davis Chuck Diem Sharon Dow Lana Duke Karen Dunning Dennis Eckert Judy Everhart Thomas Fair John Faverty Linda Fiecoat Tom Fillies Tom France Ray Fribley Larry Frick Marilyn Fricker Dianne Gabor Winston Gardner Judy Garratt Danny Gayhart 92 John Geib Pool Gerber Holly Gessner Glen Goodwin Serena Sue Greer Kathryn Guilliouma Bill Hansen Jerry Harder James Harold Brad Harder Sally Helmerick Jayne Helmick Gerald Hershberger Judy Hershey Jyl Hill Kim Hilling Kathy Hoff Marilyn Holsing Bob Horst Duane Hooverkamp Mary Lou Huff Larry Iceman Diane Johnson Gerald Johnson Pamela Kelley Elizabeth Kelly Joyce Kelly Judy Krelles Andy Krnoch Julian Loboucane Linda Lamp David leBeau Kay Leonard Larry Liggett Wanda Lloyd Joyce Lorenz Allen Lowe Joan Mack Jeana Mackley Cynthia Mansfield Elaine Marinakis Bonnie Markowsky Duane Mamin Sandra Matthews Denny May Peggy McCort Edgar Meek Pat Mercier Timmy Mercier Anne Messenger Becky Miday Bruce Miller Dean Miller Harold Miller Loman Miller Vickie Mohler Gary Moorhead Roberta Moorhead Joan Norman Martha Norris Brud Often Nancy Perault Robert Perkins Jackie Preece 93 Seventh QnvAe Martha Price Cheryl Puskas Linda Quass Larry Ramsey Carolyn Randles Gary Lee Randles Terry Rank Carol Rankle Kent Reed Helen Reel Susan Rees Tim Regula Jack Reiderman Dan Reynolds Bruce Ries Nancy Rinehart Ellen Ritchie Linda Roberts Gary Rohr Terry Rohr Dale Rose Nancy Ross Mary Royer Bob Russ Kay Russell Don Safreed Daniel Sanders Fred Schleich Diane Schott Tom Seifert Wanda Sentz Brent Shackelford Dale Shiplett Jeff Simon Bruce Simpson Ronald Sirotock Cynthia Smith Mary Alice Smith Wayne Smith Dallas Snyder Ruth Ann Sommer Frances Stark Ken Stenger Deanna Stephen Kay Strock Carolina Stuhldrehe Charles Swartout Sharon Talkingtor David Taylor Tom Taylor Catherine Tidball Dennis Trachsel Lee Uplinger David Urban Lois Valdiserri Billy Venosdle Maxine Venosdle Jim Watts Mary Alice Warner Mina Weidman Roberta Weltlich Donna Werner Stan West William Westfall 94 Kathie Willaman Cheryl Williams Daniel Williamson Cheryl Windle Gory Wolfe Elaen Workinger Bobby Wright Susan Wright Steve WyTes Dick Zastudil Lilly Zermeno Mary Jo Zetfler Barbara Ziiulen Brad Zupp GIucm i °W 1. M.r,i.r lompJohn Alexander. Nancy R.neh rt, ck-rv, WSndle Joan RohTJudy Davis. BorboJo Bigelow. Kim Hilling. Wayne Hammersley. Jyl Hill. Linda Bobetski, }e'ryJ°,hfSOn'. Kraren, ,'53. Tom Fair Elaine Garvin. Peggy Altman. Ellen Ritchie. Sandra Matthews. Elaine Marinokis, D.anne is Valdiserri, Carol Cholley. RO Hoff Judv Garrett Amy Butzer, Cynthia Mansfield, Martha Norris. Judy Everhart, Sharon Dow, a aww jx «• — — “• flu+u i iatuJl Maj ietteA. Bonnie Harper, Karen Baird, Martha Davis, Jackie Brumbaugh, Roberta Moorhead, Barbara Zinslen, Kristine Pearson. flu+UoA. cM-Ufit 7eaclieA SEATED: Mr. Tschantz, Mr. Fife, Mr. Weisgarber, Mr. Steve, Mr. Hushour. STANDING: Mrs. Kershaw, Mrs. Coolidge, Mrs. Holshoy, Miss Jeannero, Mrs. Geib, Miss McCoy. 96 jUcjh fcoAJvet- Lail KNEELING: Bill Howenstine, feenny Prato, Denny Hostetler, Bruce Harris, Tim Rummins, Doug Wallenhurst, Larry Hicltle, Bruce Henze. Bob Montgomery. Gary Montgomery. Mike Andrews, Benny Stuhldreher. Ronnie Zmtz. STANDING: Mr. Weisgarber, Larry Frick, Kenny Scheetz. Jimmy Watts. Don Safreed. Bruce Ries, Larry Whitacre. Fred Puente. Tom Graening. Paul Gerber. Brad Harter. David Taylor. Glen Goodwin. Jim Leonard. Jackson. 67 SCHEDULE Clinton Jackson 35 Jones 37 Jackson 36 Northwest 24 Jackson 46 Lorin Andrews 25 Jackson 36 North Lawrence 32 Jackson 27 Longfellow 37 Jackson 33 Lorin Andrews 35 Jackson. 32 Navarre 21 Jackson 35 North Canton 36 Jackson 31 Northwest 25 Jackson 25 Longfellow 33 Jackson 33 TOURNAMENT East Sparta Jackson 30 Hartville 32 Jackson 30 Middlebranch The Junior High basketball team had a good season this year. They had 8 wins and 6 losses, playing against some excellent teams. The boys were coached by Mr. Weisgarber. In the tournament, Jackson took the consolation trophy, defeating Middlebranch, 30-24. GUeeSi- lea eAA. LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Baird, Jackie Brumbaugh, Lois Valdiserri, Linda Blackstone, Ruth Ann Sommer. 97 7tit Qlade Goustcil SEATED: Donna Werner, Linda Quass, Dawn Daniel, Ray Fribley, Rebecca Miday, Ellen Ritchie. STANDING: Bob Russ, John Geib, Don Ackley, Mary Jo Zettler, Dallas Snyder, Mrs. Geib. Advisor; Anne Messenger, Susan Wright, Kay Strock, Cheryl Williams, Tom France, Stephen Ayers, Don Dafreed, Deanna Stephen, Brad Harter. fia+td ROW I: Patty Poth, Jackie Brumbaugh, Sue Grant, Martha Davis. ROW 2: Kristine Pearson, Jeanne Halter, Bonnie Harper, Joanne Norman, Donna Warner, Danny Ardalean. ROW 3: Carol Seifert, Barbara Zinslen, Nancy Ross, Mina Weidman, Kay Russell, Peggy McCort, Joyce Lorenz. ROW 4: Dennis Trachsel, Karan Baird, Ernest Baich, Tom Altland, John Klinge, Joyce Sommers, Kay Strock, Julie Bethel, Bob Horst, Duane Hoovercamp, Kent Reed. Jackie Price, Denny May, Bruce Casper. 98 Stlt Qia e QcuuuUl SEATED: Mr. Hushour, Advisor; Janet Quass, Bennie Prato, Jim Leonard, Ron Emhoff. Tom Graening, Jeanne Halter. Susie Corbett, Elaine Garvin. STANDING: Alan Ross. Larry Whitacre, Bruce Henze. Fred Puente. Ann Bender. Marty Eckert. Carol Priti, Jon Talkington, Linda Ulm, John Taggart. Mike Andrews, Jeri Sebald. Gene Flynn, Jackie Brumbaugh. Bonnie Harper. {Ju+UoA. Ba+id ROW I: Mary Alice Smith, Mary Lou Winholt. Jade Luthi, Kathy Willaman. Joan Mack. ROW 2: Roberta Moorhead, Donna Williams, Linda Roberts, Cheryl Fechtelkotter. Judy Hershey, Marilyn Holsing, Linda Persons, Eddie Mol. ROW 3: Mary Alice Warner, Kathy Guilliouma, Martha Price. Holly Gessner. David LeBeau, Larry Liggett. John Geib. Row 4: Bruce Casper, Julian Laboucane, Charles Diana, Bradley Zupp, Kenneth Stenger, Bruce Simpson, Gene Flinn, Rosaline Horning, Mr. Gates, Jean Smythe, Robert Heavilin, Ronnie Emhoff, Allen Ross, Jeff Simon. '© GJSttlfi AdoeAtiA ne+vtd ... the people and edieJUidltmenti we h+iaux and palAoeu e. The time will come when each of us will take our place in the world of business, whether it be as owner, supplier, or customer. This section is our tribute to the subscribers who have supported our book. SPONSORS THESE PEOPLE HAVE SPONSORED YOUR YEARBOOK. PLEASE PATRONIZE THEM FREELY CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1959 TRINERS W-R SPORTS COUNTRY FAIR SHOPPING CENTER CANTON OHIO CASPER MOTTICE VERNON CASPER MERLE MOTTICE CARPETS -LINOLEUM -ASPHALT JTjj RUBBER TILE FORMICA COUNTERS CUSTOM FURNITURE 5200 FULTON ROAD EXT. CANTON 9, OHIO PHONE: HY oeinth 9-6156 STORM WINDOWS STORM DOORS 2604 FULTON ROAD N. W. COMPLIMENTS OF LEW ALUMINUM CO. JALOUSIES SIDING SPOUTING PHONE GL 4-4113 SPORTING GOODS COR. FIFTH COURT, N.W. CANTON, OHIO Glendale 5-5267 J oe xlaualiier MEN'S j WEAR 3 0 T H ST. PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER COMPLIMENTS OF MARTINS STATIONERY PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER THE EXCHANGE BANK COMPANY CANAL FULTON, OHIO 2% Interest Paid on Savings Deposits F. D. I. C. INSURED to 10,000 W. E. GILCHER LUMBER CO. Mule Hide Roofing Canal Fulton, Ohio Phone UL 4-2337 THE HAGER COMPANY 111 North Canal Street Canal Fulton, Ohio Upholstering Supplies Phone Office ULster 4 — 3948 Residence TEmple 2 — 3717 THE BRIGHTEN UP STORE SHERWIN - WILLIAMS PAINT IMPERIAL WALLPAPER MASSILLON AREA ART CENTER 133 E R IE N. T E 3-842 1 . £=V AvVA- va — — Art, nr if, ,4bu wUj ■ Diamonds 'XI H I :f PI i U | X A (t Jewelry Repairing Established 1910 105 E. Tusc. CANTON, OHIO DALE HARRIS’ COUNTRY MARKET 2025 Wales Road Eit. Massillon. Ohio TE 2-2820 KRAFT’S SERVICE STATION Blue Sunoco Products Expert Lubrication Accessories TE 2 0167 145 Wales Rd.. IE. COMPLIMENTS OF STONE BROS. CLOTHING 104 LINCOLN WAY, WEST MASSILLON ZIMBER INN Famous for Fish and Shrimp Quality Dry Cleaners Dyers THE BORDEN COMPANY Twice Weekly ICE CREAM Cantin’s I Massillon's only cleaners of siede coifs ad jackets T'1112 EAST TUSCARAWAS ST. GR 71534 CL 5 - 0231 FOR HOME DRESSED MEATS IACK FOX MEN'S SHOP BROOKSIDE MARKET PROVISION CO. COUNTRY FAIR SHOPPING CENTER REEDURBAN CANTON, OHIO WHITEY’S OAKDALE SERVICE NYE’S DEPT. STORE FORMERLY HUMMELS RT.241 TRAPHAGEN RD. Oshkosh Health- Tex JOE WHITE PROPRIETER Bill Sims Levis Red Boll Jets Phone T E 2 - 0206 132 S. MAIN ST. N. CANTON CARL SPONCELLER SONS INC. VALLEY VIEW SUPPLY CO. Hot Water 6 Steam Heating Lawn Seed - Fertiliser- Builders Supplies Sanitary Plumbing Water Softener Salt 1325 PORTAGE ST. f PHONE HY9-4066 N. Canton, Okie HY 9-3522 NORTH CANTON, OHIO North Canton Radio Appliance We Sell the Best SURBEY ELECTRIC CO. Philco • RCA Zenith EASY - DUMONT - SYLVANIA - GIBSON Admiral • Motorola TELEVISION HOME APPLIANCES Television • Radio • Appliances ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES WIRING Sales and Service KODAK PHOTOGRAPHIC NEEDS PHONE HY 9-4500 440 N. Main St. Paul Kindy (Owner) N . CANTON, Ohio 1505 PORTAGE ST. - N. CANTON STRAUSSER HOLL HARDWARE PITTSBURG PAINTS — LAWNBOY MOWERS NORTH CANTON 5C $1 STORE SCHOOLSUPPLIES NOTIONS PLUMBING, ELECTRIC, AND GIFT SUPPLIES TOYS GIFTS DIAL HY 9 - 5406 902 N. MAIN N. CANTON 15 1 N. MAINS T. N. CANTON, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF FULTON FEED SUPPLY CO. CANAL FULTON SCHALMO IMPLEMENT MC CORMICK DEERING NEW IDEA Implements Canal Fulton. Ohio III 4-2442 NOLAN COAL COMPANY SALES AND SERVICE OF OIL AND GAS FURNACES OR CONVERSION BURNERS G L 4- 4515 1338-5th N .W . CANTON, OHIO GETZ CARRY OUT ACCESSORIES-HARDWARE - GROCERIES MEATS AND DAIRY PRODUCTS 2103 Portage St. N. Canton HY 9 2450 The Quality Supply Co., Inc. Power Farm Machinery Sales and Service Allis-Chalmers New Idea North Canton, Ohio More Service Per Dollar 0. M. SMITH’S APPLIANCES ‘YOUR FRIGIDAIRE DEALER’ PHONE HY 9-5465 3 15 S. MAIN ST. N. CANTON, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF LEWIS GREENHO FURNITURE 35 YEARS OF QUALITY HOME FURNISHINGS 400 S. MAIN N. CANTON CENTRAL HARDWARE ON THE SQUARE IN NORTH CANTON HY 9-3309 STROLBLES TAVERN Famous for Ham Sandwiches and Home made Turtle Soup Open Sundays 1 700 PORTAGE ST N. CANTON m€LLO‘ miLK NORTH CANTON DAIRIES, INC. Portage St. Ext HY 9-3345 BURKHART'S TEXACO SERVICE Corner Wise Portage Roads Car Washing Lubrication LONG’S MEN’S SHOP Tailoring Haberdasherg Fine Custom Tailored Suits Dobbs Hats Enro or Manhattan Shirts Paul Crone 50 Erie St., N. lohn Crone TE 2 2211 1 r . COMPLIMENTS OF DUTKA’S GREENHOUSE H. T. D U T K A PROP. 1642 E. MAPLE HY9-2388 WYLES SHEET METAL Waterburq Furnaces and Air - Conditioners HY 9 - 2644 COMPLIMENTS OF BAIR TRACTOR SALES 6956 PORTAGE N. CANTON HY 9-4545 COMPLIMENTS OF MONTGOMERY GENERAL STORE CANTON, OH 10 TURNS INN CORNER 241 AND N. CANTON ROAD HY 9 9083 LANTZ PEAT MOSS FOR FLOWERS. SHRUBS. LAWNS W. 0. Lantz GL 2 2432 4840 Fulton Road Ext. CANTON 8, OHIO LAKE CABLE CARRY OUT Groceries - Meats and Dairq Products HY 9 5498 5638 Fulton Rd. Eit. Canton 8. Ohio Say it with Flowers FROM ALBERT KEHL, FLORIST ■WE GROW OUR OWN 4214 CLEVELAND AVE., N. W. CANTON, OHIO harvard ° fashions MARKET south At Second FINNEYS DRUG STORE 415 MARKET AVE ., N. CANTOH, OHIO MARY GEIB FLOWERS 2638 Fulton Road. N. W. CANTON, OHIO w RANKL’S AUTO SERVICE COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE Cor. Tremont 2nd St. S. W. TE 3-3518 PHONE CANTON GL 5-424 1 PHONE C NU FULTON UL...r 4-220 1 PHONE AKRON BLoekston 4244 (funmmc mm com. 1 MTWKE.T F RST ST H.fc. y_____________TWIWfc, ________ STEEL PIPE FABRICATORS AND WHOLESALERS H J. ROTHWELL PRITCHARD BROTHERS HOME - DRESSED MEATS MASSILLON OHIO HOMEMADE LUNCHEON WEINERS MEATS ON ROUTE 236 JUST OFF 21 BOB BILL PRITCHARD FREEDOM’S KEY TO BETTER LIVING IS YOUR NEWSPAPER THE EVENING INDEPENDENT BLOOMFIELD CHEVROLET SO. CANAL ST. CANAL FULTON, OHIO BUS. PHONE UL 4 - 2216 BURYL BLOOMFIELD DEALER COMPLIMENTS OF SAMPSON GENERAL TIRE COv INC COR. 9 TH CLEVELAND AVE. N. W. PHONE GL 5 - 0351 CANTON 2, OHIO BANKING SERVICE THAT'S COMPLETE COURTEOUS AND CONSIDERATE PROGRESSIVE - MODERN THE PEOPLES MERCHANTS TRUST COMPANY Serving Stork County bonking needs at Canton and Mass il Ion. Member of the Federal Reserve System - Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. STUDER’S SPORTING GOODS 217 Third St. N . W. GL6-271 ‘YOUR SPECIALISTS IN SPORTING GOODS' THE FINEFROCK BROS. CO. CANAL FULTON, OHIO Quality Home Furnishings And Carpeting RADIO AND TELEVISION • ★ Open Tues. Thurs. Eve. UL 4-2361 The E. W. Bliss Company wishes to extend congratulations to you, the Class of 1959. You are now faced with a choice—-whether to continue your education or to enter the business world. Whatever your decision may be, it is important to realize that you are on the threshold of a new frontier. The day of rugged individualism, when a man could carve a living out of the wilderness with his bare hands, has long since given way to the less tangible frontiers. Inherent in the new frontiers is the need for a different type of individualism. We like to call it educated individualism. A scholarship program for high school graduates who enter the engineering field is one of the methods used by the E. W. Bliss Company to develop educated individualism. Such an approach enables us to say with pride that BLISS IS MORE THAN A NAME........IT'S A GUARANTEE! FRED E. HANN EXCAVATING CONTRACTOR H. W. HAWLEY INC. PRINTERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS 1230 LINCOLN WAY E. PHONE TE 2-5045 CELLARS GRADING SEWERS 4540 BRUNNERDALE RD. CANTON 8, OHIO HY 9 — 2398 School x td MAURICE MOSE ESSIG 5945 MAPLE ST. LAKE SLAGLE Canton 8, Ohio SUPERIOR COACH SALES CARL P. MOCK 2537 WAYNESBURG RD. CANTON 5, OHIO GL 3 - 8329 For Exciting Footwear For Graduation . . . For College . . . 214 MARKET AVENUE, NORTH CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 55 LINCOLN WAY W. MASSILLON M. A. COZY SONS, INC. TAILORS “TO MEN AND WOMEN” MAKERS 0 F JACKSON HIGH BAND UNIFORMS 13 0 THIRD N. E. G L 3 - 4640 ZINK'S DAIRY BAR ICE CREAM And DAIRY PRODUCTS Modern Dairy and Delicatessen Store Wales Road — Route 241 Massilln, Ohio TE 3-6591 J. T. REES - OWNER MACK PHARMACY SCHILTZ YOUR PRESCRIPTION STORE SHOE SERVICE WE DOCTOR SHOES, HEEL THEM, 414 S. MAIN ST. ATTEND THEIR DYEING, AND SAVE THEIR SOLES NORTH CANTON, OHIO 127 PORTAGE STREET NORTH CANTON, OHIO 124 YE ARS SERV1NG S HO ES PHONE HY 9 - 8111 THE SCHAFER MESSERLY DRUG CO. REXALL DRUG STORE P bone HY 9-2564 Prescription Phormacists Since 1912 A Fine Drug Store In A Fine Community THREE REGISTERED PHARMACISTS 118 South Main St. North Canton, Ohio SCHALMO’S FOOD LOCKER 353 SOUTH LOCUST STREET HOME DRESSED BEEF PORK Retail - Wholesale fugas Er }(ereford Quarters of (Reef DAY UL 4-2301 EVENING UL 4-2910 Compliments of THE MOHLER LUMBER CO. Lumber • Millwork • Builders' Supplies North Canton, Ohio HY 9-3385 Wishing the Graduating Class all That is good THE NORTH CANTON BUICK SALES SERVICE 129 North Main Phone HY 9 3389 NORTH CANTON CLEANERS lei n Mill st. n )'!« North Canton. Ohio R. D. FRYE HARDWARE NORTH CANTON OHIO 950 South Main Street HY 9-3387 COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 PIETZCKER’S MEN’S SHOP COMPLETE MEN'S TAILORING Featuring Bostonian Shoos Managor Tom Stroughn 167 LINCOLN WAY E. TE 3-3950 FORMAL WEAR RENTAL CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS OF TO THE CLASS OF 1959 THE Fine froc k5 s FIRST SAVINGS of and Massillon • s « LOAN CO. Established in 1888 Complete Home Furnishings and Decorating -ip ' Phone TEmple 2-1547 64 1 LINCOLN WAY WEST TE 3-8537 153 Lincoln Way East Massillon, Ohio Compliments of Massillon Hardware Company c“ 39-LINCOLN WAY-WEST - MASS1LLON - OH IO TE 3-3177 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK in Massillon, Ohio MASSILLON'S ONLY NATIONAL BANK TWO CONVENIENT AND COMPLETE BANKING OFFICES MAIN OFFICE - LINCOLN WAY WEST AND ERIE STREET AMHERST OFFICE - AMHERST SHOPPING CENTER LAKE AVE. AMHERST ROAD DRIVE - UP WINDOWS AT EACH OFFICE COURTESY, CONVENIENCE, FRIENDLINESS, SAFETY I I I I I I I I I I I ★ Steam or Dry Irons j i ★ Die Castings i i ★ Electronics j i i i i i i i ★ VacuunrCleaners ★ Floor Polishers HOOVER FINE APPLIANCES ...around the house, around the vA orld COMPLIMENTS OF THE CERES SUPPLY CO. INC. MASSILLON, OHIO MANUFACTURERS OF FINEST QUALITY FEEDS FOR MAXIMUM RESULTS rrorrorirB-RTrinnrgTrtr irrnrrrn nrpnnrTOrrrTirrtrrnnnnrir FENCE II SEEDS II FERTILIZERS I! LIME I! FARM SUPPLYS COMPLIMENTS OF CANAL CASTINGS INC. CANAL FULTON PHONE UL 4 - 2777 BUD” CROWE, OWNER MONTY’S HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES ZENITH RADIOS AND TELEVISION AMOCO GAS AND OIL Complete Line of Paints, Galvanized Ware and Hardware Route 241 at Jackson High School Dial TE 2-6817 Fremont Montgomery, Owner Congratulations-another born critic! BORN in America—so he has freedom of speech. He's ex- pressing it already—and he can go right on criticizing, discuss- ing, debating for the rest of his life here. Nobody's ever going to tell him to shut up! Imagine the difference, had he been born in a Communist coun- try. He'd never be able to criti- cize anything. He couldn't sound off about taxes, government, job, prices, criticize public officials. Why not? Well, if he did he'd be shot. We hope he becomes a good, honest, sincere critic. We hope he'll always stand right up and defend his rights. We hope he’ll never be afraid to turn the spot- light on wrongs — so someone will take steps to right them. Be- cause that’s the American way, and it’s an American right guar- anteed by the Constitution. It's a freedom, and we're all born to it. One thing we know: the rest of us aren't going to let anyone come in and rob him of this right, until he grows up and can defend it for himself. We aren’t going to trade our freedoms— any of them—for Iron Curtain conditions. Will you stand up and defend your freedom of speech? If you do, nobody can ever take it away from you. IIAOI-MAtK «10 U. I AT. On. The Timken Roller Bearing Company The right to u ork shall not he abridged nor made impotent” MORRISON MUSIC CENTER Band Instruments Record Plaqers String Instruments • Accordions Sheet Music - Records 220 liicoli Way East TE 3-7569 BUY-SELL - TRADE USED CARS ECKERT MOTOR SALES CO. ONE YEAR 100% GUAR. 2 0 6 lit. N. E. TE 3 — 6800 RANKL'S FOOD LINER THE BEST IN FINE MEATS, GROCERIES, PRODUCE P hone 2-1569 405 Parkview N . E. Massillon, Ohio BERNARD’S MASSILLON’S FINEST AND MOST COMPLETE FURNITURE STORE Phono TEmpIo 3 - 3189 140 S. Erie St. Mosiillon, Ohio MASSILLON PAINT GLASS CO. QUALITY PAINT PRODUCTS WALL PAPER 64 S. Erie St. TE 3-5038 “COURTEOUS EFFICIENT SERVICE” CENTRAL €1 SERVICE 237 I.INCOLNWAY W. Station Mgrs: Willard Batteries Herman F. I.onas Auto-I.ite Spark Plugs Raymond E. Indorf Quaker State Oil COMPLIMENTS OF THE )dMl COMPANY MASSILLON’S ONLY HOME-OWNED DEPARTMENT STORE Massillon Sugar Bowl DOWNTOWN AMHERST PARK SHOPPING CENTER AND THE Palace Sugar Bowl CANTON, OHIO FINE FOODS FOR FIFTY YEARS MORTLAND SHADE SHOP Venetians - Shades - Awnings Storm Windows COMPLIMENTS OF MASSILLON COAL BUILDERS SUPPLY CO., INC. 33 Exchange St. Neit to First National Bank Massillon. Ohio Phone TE 2-1912 321 Second S t.f S. W. — Massillon, Ohio Phone TE 2 - 1523 Our Complete Facilities Save You Time and Money COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF SHEELY FLOWERS ART SNYDER 208 ROYER ST. N . CANTON, OHIO Sheet Metal Work H Y 9-48 19 GAS AND OIL FURNACES COMPLIMENTS LAKE SHOPPING LAKE CABLE BARBER SHOP CABLE CENTER McARDLE'S IGA BERNADINE'S POODLE PARLOR KIDDER HARDWARE PRY'S BODY AND PAINT SHOP Wrecks Rebuilt • Body and Fender Work Lubrication • Tires • Accessories SOHIO GAS OIL 37 qears of Automotive Experience One Half Mile North of Jackson Phone TEmple 2-1000 HAMBURG INN CHAMPIONS OF GOOD I0HN LOW SON BARBER SHOP 819 MARKET S. OPEN NEW IMPROVED PARK 2 4 HRS. N G NO WAITING ARKING APLENT Y COMPLIMENTS TO THE SENIOR CLASS MATHIE COAL SUPPLY COAL AND BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES 1931 PORTAGE STREET NORTH CANTON, OHIO HY 9-257 5 Complete Line of Athletic Equipment Guns and Ammunition Fishing Tackle Archerg Bow ling 37 N. Erie St. as POST SHOP sillon, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF AMHERST PARK SHOPPING CENTER MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION PANDORA’S BOX ( Gift ) AMHERST BARBER SHOP AMHERST BEAUTY SALON SUGAR BOWL V. H. MOYER FOOD CITIES, INC. TROY LAUNDRY BOWLING LANES KIDDIES KORNER STUDER'S PAINT DECORATING CENTER AMHERST RADIO T. V. SERVICE BEN FRANKLIN STORE MERIT SHOES BRINERS DRUGS RAND HARDWARE RELIABLE OFFICE SUPPLY GEORGE - ANN’S SPECIALITY SHOP JOHNNIE’S PASTRY P. J. BORDNER CO. DRIVE A LITTLE SAVE A LOT PITKIN FORD SALES EWING CHEVROLET CO. CHEVROLET HEADQUARTERS SINCE 1914 929 CLEVELAND AVE. N. W. CANTON, OHIO DIAL GL 4 - 5141 1185 CANAL ST. FORD CARS TRUCKS PHONEUL4-2207 CANAL FULTON,OHIO SALES COMPLIMENTS OF McDONALDSVILLE MERCHANTS ANGLEMONT DAIRY HERB’S SERVICE HILL’S SOHIO SERVICE STARK EQUIPMENT CO. McDONALDSVILLE FEED SUPPLY HY 9 - 6094 CONGRATULATIONS -CLASS OF 1959 Congratulations DAVE’S HANDY STORE Dave MacKim Wise Road THE WAYNE POULTRY CO. CHICKEN AND TURKEY PROCESSING WINESBURG - OHIO HATCHERY DiyiSION FEED DIVISION BREWSTER, OHIO BREWSTER, OHIO COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 CAMPBELL OIL COMPANY DISTRIBUTERS OF CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS THE BROWN LUMBER CO. MASSILLON, OHIO LUMBER INSULATION TILE BOARD SPECIAL WOODWORK ROOFING PLYWOOD 405 SO. ERIE ST. PHONE TE 3 - 4111 CONGRATULATIONS DALE’S SOHIO STATE WALES RD. N. E. HAVE GUN - WILL GREASE SERVICE IS MY BUSINESS T E 2 - 0376 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF'59' 0. C. JESTER SON INSURANCE AGENCY .L28 Portage Street NORTH CANTON. OHIO PHONE HY 9-6789 DICKSON’S TAILORS THE NEW GROSS APPLIANCE TELEVISION CO. General MOTOROLA NORGE APPLIANCES T. V. 138W. TUSC. CANTON, 0. GL3-0S81 NORTH CANTON HY 9 - 2866 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '5 9 C. N. VICARY CO. 415 MARKET A V E ., N • CANTON, OHIO FATHER SON SHOE STORE 138 TUSCARAWAS ST. E. CANTON, OHIO COMPLETE LINE OF BOY S' AND MEN’ S SHOES, HOSE, BELTS ALWAYS A GOOD PAIR LOUIS M. NUDO, MGR. Compliments of BLACKSTONE MOTORS ELDER'S BEAUTY SALON IMOGENE ELDER HAIRSTYLIST COIFFURES SOFT PERMS FOR TEEN - AGERSA SPECIALITY 606 N. FREEDOM RD., N. CANTON PHONE HY 9-2441 COMPLIMENTS OF MASSILLON JEWELERS ASSOCIATION John L. Fromholtx Show Jewelry Pltcock Wagner Sutter Jewelry Rogers Jewelry Store C. J. Duncan Nat Westman Massillon Seed and Supply Co. Massillon's onlg complete garden store COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND SHAFFER BLACK F. W. ARNOLD AGENCY “INSURANCE THAT INSURES COMPANY LINCOLN WAY THIRD ST. N. E. PARKING IN REAR PHONE TE2-1556 COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES TROUP AND PLUTO STUDIOS PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS 3145 W. TUSC. GL 2 - 5789 CANTON, OHIO Nam Pag No. A Ackley, Donovan-------------------92, 98 Aegerter, H nry -------------------19 Albrecht, Dick --------------------34 Alexander, Karen___________________92 Alexander, Marta _________ 34, 76, 80, 96, 95 Alford, Jim _______________________90 Altland, Thomas ___________ 90, 98 Altman, Peggy _____________ 90, 95 Amacher, David _________38, 80, 84 Andrews, Mike___________90, 97, 99 Andrews, Patty — 34, 06, 76, 81 Angle, Jim--------------38, 82, 84 Ardalean, Dan _____________________98 Ardalean, Dav ____________________90 Arnold, John_______38, 52, 64, 82 Ash, Donald _______________34, 82 Ater, Bob--------------------------38 Ater, John ----------------19, 71 Ayers, Charles ____________________90 Ayers, Stephen-------------92, 98 B Babetski, Linda -----------92, 95 Babetski, Sally ___________________30 Badertscher, Leslie___________ -.90 Baer, Carol_____________34, 70, 82 Baidi, Ernest -------------90, 98 Baich, John _______________________30 Baird, Judy Ann____________________30 Baird, Karen-------90, 96, 97, 98 Barnhart, Charles__________________38 Bartko, Andrew --------------------92 Barfko, Linda..30, 54, 55, 70, 73 Bates, Loren—19, 47, 49, 67, 71 Bates, Patty ----------------------30 Baughman, Karen ___________34, 70 Baughman, Lynda _________ 19, 56, 66, 70, 73 Beck, Robert ______________________92 Bednar, Alice______________________72 Bednar, Jean-------------------38, 84 Belknap. Ann .19, 70, 73, 74, 76 Bender, Annette---------90, 95, 99 Bender, Bob________________30, 82 Bender, David ---------------------92 Bender, Ron________________________90 Bennett, Clayton___________________92 Bernard, Mary Ann ________________19, 70, 73, 74, 76, 78, 81 Berndt, Fred ______________30, 71 Bernhart, Jay------38, 71, 80, 84 Bernhart, Sandy_________30, 73, 79 Berring, Marty -------------------19, 70, 73, 74, 76, 8o Bertoni, Victor________30, 47, 49, 71 Bethel, Julie _____________92, 98 Bethel, Susan 34, 80, 82 Bigelow, Barbara___________92, 95 Billman, Pat ___________30, 81, 86 Binkley, Blaine------------34, 84 Bixler, Chris______________19, 67, 71, 75, 77, 84 Bixler, Pam _______________________90 Bixler, Terry _____________________53 Blackstone, John ___________7, 30, 48, 49, 82 Blackstone, Linda----------90, 97 Blocher, Bruce---------38, 52, 71, 80 Bober, Bob ___________ 34, 59, 61, 65 Boerner, John _____________________90 Bolea, Darlene -------------------27, 34, 76, 80, 82, 86 Bolender, Diane____________________90 Bolender, James ___________38, 71 Bolender, Karen_________38, 70, 72 Boomhower, Carol___________34, 70 Boomhower, Gene ___________38, 71 Boron, Carol ___________34, 80, 84 Boron, Daniel _____________________92 Boron, David ______________________90 Boron, Leo-----34, 48, 49, 66, 71 Boron, Margaret..30, 73, 82, 84 Boron, Thomas ____________________ 92 Boss, Gary----------19, 47, 49, 71 Boss, Kenneth _____________________38 Bowen, Shirley----------30, 73, 81 Boyd, Frank________________________19 Boyd, Susan________________34, 70 Boyer, Chauncey --------34, 65, 81 Boyer, Tom ------------------------92 Brady, Juanita-------------92, 95 Braneky, Steve ____________________19 Braucher, Claudia ----------30, 73, 76, 79, 81 Braucher, Dan______________92, 90 Braucher, Margaret______38, 70, 72 Name Pag No. Braucher, Ray_______________ 34, 53 Bray, Sherri 34, 70, 81 Brenneman, Bill 30, 81, 84 Brenner, Darlene 38 Bresson, Jim 34, 52 Bresson, Mary 90 Breyfogle, Stephen 92, 95 Bright, David 92 Brisline, Floyd 90 Brockman, Allan 92, 95 Brooks, Made 90, 95 Brooks, Violet 90 Brower, Sue 19, 73, 80 Brown, David 38, 71, 86 Brown, Patsy__________ 90, 95 Brumbaugh, Jackie 90, 96, 97, 98, 99 Brumbaugh, Judy 34, 70, 80, 83, 84 Bryson, Connie 34, 70, 84 Buchman, Karen 34, 76, 87 Burch, Ted ------------------90, 95 Burger, James_____________________92 Burgoon, Anita 38, 72 Burgoon, David 34, 53, 86 Burleigh, Ron 47. 71, 90 Burtnett, Kenny 38, 53, 71, 80 Burtnett, Ron 30, 49, 50, 65, 79, 87 Burwell, Margaret ______________ 20 Burwell, Sandy __________________ 30 Butzer, Amy--------- 92, 95 C Cable, Bart ________30, 75, 78, 79 Calla, Kim 34, 53, 65 Callahan, Bonnie 30, 73 Campbell, Frank _________________90 Campbell, Jane 90 Cantelupe, Dorothy 30, 73, 86 Canterbury, Ron 34, 71, 80, 82 Carter, Ross______________________20 Cartiea, Gregory-------- 92 Cartiea, Jerry________ 34, 84 Casper, Bruce 92, 98, 99 Casper, George 30, 71, 84 Casper, Joyce 34, 70, 80 Cecil, Sonia 90, 95 Charlton, Bill 92, 95 Cheyney, Bernice 30 Cholley, Carol 92, 95 Clapper, John 30, 59, 61, 65 Clark, Jim 38, 53 Clark, Linda 20, 70, 73 Clatterbuck, Dave 20, 47, 49, 58, 61, 65 Clatterbuck, Judy 30, 73, 76, 82, 84, 87 Climes, Roger--------- 38, 71 Cogan, Roger 38, 72, 76, 82, 87 Cole, Jack 90 Coleman, Harold 30 Coltrin, Dave 30, 71, 81, 86 Coltrin, Lawren 34, 81 Compton, Jane ___________________92 Copeland, Nancy__________34, 70 Coppins, Charles ______ 92, 95 Corbett, Barbara 30, 73, 75, 79, 82 Corbett, Susan 90, 99 Covert, Tom_____________35, 53, 80 Cozy, Tom -----------------------67 Craig, Arlene -------------- 92, 95 Craig, Irene 20, 76, 80, 84 Craig, Randy 38, 80 Craig, Wayne 90 Crawford, Walter ________________ 90 Crisp, Carolyn ________ 30, 76, 82 Crisp, Susan ________________90, 95 Culler, Elaine 38, 86 Cushing, Janet __________________35 D Dahlberg, Daniel ________________90 Daniel, Dawn________ 92, 95, 98 Daniels, Richard ... 90 Danner, Jeannie _________________20, 56, 66, 70, 73, 77 Darragh, Craig 38, 71, 80 Darragh, Kirk 20, 48, 49, 71, 78, 84 Davis, Barbara 92, 95 Davis, Jacqueline _______________ 38 Davis, Judy _________________92, 95 Davis, Martha 90, 96, 98 Davis, Raymond 38, 64 Davis, Richard 31, 58, 61, 62, 63, 71 Day, Alan ________________________ 90 Nome Page No. Decker, Sandy _________________35, 70, 74, 80, 83, 84 DeMuesy, Lynette 38, 70, 73 DeMuesy, Sherrie 31, 70, 73 Diana, Charles 99 Diem, Chuck 92 Disler, Barb 18, 20, 54, 55, 66, 70, 73, 76, 83, 84 Ditch, Gary _____ . _ 90 Ditch, Marilyn 38 Domer, Eunice 31, 73, 86 Donovon, Kathleen 38, 82, 86 Dow, Sharon 92, 95 Drew, Karen 90, 95 Dretke, John 35, 71, 84 Druary, Pat 31, 70, 73, 76, 82, 84 Duke, Lana 92, 95 Duke, Sherrie 38, 72 Dunn, Carol 20, 70, 73, 77 Dunning, Ann 31, 73, 76, 87 Dunning, Karen 92 E Eberhardt, Ray 31, 67, 71, 82 Eckenrode, Tom 38, 82 Eckert, Dennis 92, 95 Eckert, Martin 90, 99 Edwards, Bonnie . 35, 70 Edwards, Carolyn 21, 70, 73 Elder, Judi__________35, 70, 83, 84 Emhoff, Ron __________________ 90, 99 Etling, Gary 38, 52 Etter, Eleanor 35, 57, 70 Everhart, Judy 92, 95 Everhart, Julia______31, 73, 81, 84 F Fair, Frank 38, 64, 76, 80 Fair, Thomas 92, 95 Faverty, David _______________ 35, 71 Faverty, John__________________92, 95 Fechteltkotter, Cheryl_________90, 99 Feller, Cary _______________________38 Feller, Marlon ____________________ 35 Fenton, Jim 21, 54, 75, 76 Ferguson, Gayle 31, 70, 73, 76, 79, 81 Fick, Donald ______________________ 90 Fick, John 21, 46, 49, 51, 67 Fidler, Joan __________________35, 70 Fidler, Nick _______________________35 Fiecoat, John 90 Fiecoat, Linda _____________________92 Fierstos, John ____________________ 90 Fierstos, Larry -------------31, 71 Fierstos, Louise 35, 70, 74, 76, 81, 86 Fierstos, Rose . .21, 73 Filkill, Tim ________7, 39, 53, 64 Fillies, Thomas ___________________ 92 Filliez, Veronica-------- 39, 70 Finger, Jackie _______________ 31, 73 Fink, Ronnie _________________ 35, 71 Fisher, Bob ___________________31, 71 Fisher, Donna _ 39, 72, 80, 87 Flinn, Eugene 90, 99 Flood, John 31, 60, 61 Floom, Larry _______________________21 Floom, Lorena 35 Floom, Tim 31, 48, 49, 71, 90 Flynn, Gene ________________________99 Forrer, Vivian ........... 39, 70, 72 Forsythe, Barb ________________35, 70 France, Steve _____________________ 35 France, Tom 92, 98 Frazee, Richard 35, 52, 71 Fribley, Ray __________________92, 98 Frick, Larry___________________92, 97 Frick, Marlene _ 35, 74, 87 Fricker, Marilyn _____________ 92, 95 Frum, Bonnie 35, 70 Furbee, Florence - 31, 73 G Gabor, Dianne ________________ 92, 95 Gardner, Winston, _________________ 92 Garner, Sheila ____________ 35, 84 Garrett, Judy 92, 95 Garvin, Elaine 90, 95, 99 Gates, Will 35, 71, 84 Gayhart, Dan _____________________ 92 Geib, John 93, 98, 99 Geis, Sondra 31, 70, 73, 87 Gerber, Barbara 35, 70, 80 Gerber, Paul 93, 97 Gergel, Leslie 35, 84 German, Linda 90 Gessner, Holly ________________93, 99 Name Page No. Gessner, Nancy 39, 72, 82, 84 Getz, Joan 21, 70, 73, 74, 76, 77, 78, 81, 82 Gillis, John 39, 64, 71 Gillmore, Janice 39, 70, 72 Gillmore, Susan 90, 95 Goodwin, Glen 93, 97 Goodwin, Jim ____________________ 39 Gowing, David 35, 71, 80, 84 Gradijan, Martin ____________27, 35, 53, 65, 71, 80, 82 Greening, Tom 90, 97, 99 Grant, Gayle 30, 31, 56, 66, 73, 74, 79, 81 Grant, Susan 90, 98 Graybill, Sandy 90, 95 Green, Tanya 90 Greer, Serena 93, 95 Griffith, Johnny 21, 82 Grimm, Julie 39, 72, 80, 82, 87 Guest, Joe 35. 66, 71, 84 Guest, Ned 30, 31, 47, 49, 59, 61, 71 Guilliouma, Kathryn 93, 99 H Habony, Ted 31, 46, 49, 51 Haer, Bonnie 90 Hoer, Louie------- 39, 52, 64 Halter, Edward 39, 71 Halter, Jeanne 90, 98, 99 Halter, Mary Ann 31, 70, 73, 76, 79, 87 Halter, Nadine 31, 70, 79, 84 Halter, Paul ___________________ 35 Halter, Susan 70, 76, 83, 84 Hamilton, Jean ___________________35 Hammersley, Wayne 90, 95 Hanes, George 90 Hanes, Pat 31, 70, 73, 79 Hann, Fred 21, 71, 77, 78, 81 Hann, Gordon 39, 71, 84 Hansen, William ________________93 Harder, Brad ___________________93 Harder, Jerry ------------------93 Harder, Norwood 35 Harold, James 93, 95 Harper, Bonnie 53, 90. 96, 98, 99 Harper, John ____________________ 90 Harper, Ronnie 35, 65, 66, 71, 74, 87 Harper, Wanda 35, 82, 87 Harris, Bruce 90, 97 Harris, Steve 21, 71, 75, 77, 78, 81 Harter, Brod _______________ 97, 98 Hartman, Sandra 90 Hartzell, Bob__________ 18, 22, 47, 49, 67, 71 Haverstock, Jeff 39 Haymaker, Larry 35, 52, 66, 71 Hays, Kenny 39, 53, 66, 71 Heavilin, Robert 90, 99 Heitger, Howard 22, 47, 49, 50 Heitger, Paul_____ 39 Heitger, Rosemary ..39, 72 Helmerick, Mike 90 Helmerick, Sally 93, 95 Helmick, Dave 22 Helmick, Jayne 93 Hency, Pat 35, 70, 80, 83, 84 Henderson, Tom 39, 53, 71 Hensel, Bill ... 35 Henze, Bruce 91, 97, 99 Heppe, Mike 39 Hershberger, Annabelle 35, 70, 87 Hershberger, Gerald 93 Hershberger, Susan 22, 70, 73, 77, 81 Hershey, Judy -------------- 93, 99 Hewitt, Barbara 39 Hickle, Larry -------------- 91, 97 Highley, Jennifer 22, 73, 74, 81, 87 Higgins, Diane 39, 72, 80 Hill, Cary------------ 35 Hill, Jyl ------------------ 93, 95 Hilling, Kim 93, 95 Hite, Chris _____________________ 39 Hite, Jack-------- 31, 47, 49, 50, 59. 60, 61, 62 Hoff, David ________________39, 82 Hoff, Kathy 93, 95 Hoff, Sandy 35, 70, 84 Hoffee, John 39, 66, 71 Hoffee, Judy 31, 70, 73, 84 Hoffman, Frances ____________ .39, 72 Nam Pag No. Hollender, Bonnie 31, 73 Holl nd r, Jack___________________22 Holmes, Ronnie __ 22, 58, 60, 61, 75, 78 Holshoy, Janet_______________22, 74, 78, 81, 86, 87 Holsing, Marilyn ___________ 93, 99 Holt, Gary ______________________ 39 Hopkins, Gail 39, 70, 72, 87 Horning, Rosalind 91, 99 Horst, Betty Anne 35, 80, 84, 87 Horst, Robert_________ 93, 98 Hostetler, Dave 30, 31, 46, 49, 51, 59, 61, 71, 76, 79 Hostetler, Dennis 91, 97 Hooverkamp, Duane 93, 98 Howenstine, Bill ___________ 91, 97 Hubiak, Chuck 39, 53, 64 Huey, Dennis --------------- 35, 80 Huff, Mary _______________________93 Huffman, Nancy 36, 70, 84 Huffman, Shirley 22, 70, 84 Hunsinger, Bill 23, 46, 49, 50, 51, 54, 67, 71, 75, 79 Huthmacher, Dean 91 Huthmacher, Larry 36, 84 I Iceman, Larry ____________________93 J Jarrett, Bob---- 22, 75, 77, 84 Jarvis, Nancy____ 23, 70, 73 Jobe, Steven _____________________91 Johanning, John — -39, 64 Johanning, Sandy .23, 70, 73,87 Johnson, Diana ________________ 93 Johnson, Gerald _ - 93, 95 Johnson, Rolland 36, 65, 71 Jolliff, Davie ___________7, 31, 67 J o 11 iff, Scott _______________ 91 Jolliff, Tim_________36, 53, 66, 71 Jones, Judy --------------------- 39 Jones, Merlin__________________ --39 Jones, Rita ---------------23, 82 Jones, Sandra ------------36, 82 Jordan, Shirley___________________39 K Karnes, Sally 31, 76, 79, 81, 82 Keck, Dan ...................... 91 Keck, Mike _______________________31 Keller, Pennie _______ 39, 72, 86 Kekick, Ruth ...23, 70, 73, 86 Kelley, Pamela ___________________93 Kelly, Bob _ 39, 82 Kelly, Bonnie 23, 73, 74, 78, 81 Kelly, Elizabeth _________ 93, 95 Kelly, Joyce _________________ ...93 Keogh, Ray ___________23, 71, 77 Keogh, Richard 36, 66, 71 Kershaw, Bob 27, 36, 53, 80 Kershaw, Roy----------------------91 Keifer, Bill 31, 48, 49, 67, 71 Kettering, Gene _________________ 36 Kimble, Donna 36, 80, 82, 84, 86 Kimpean, Nick______________39, 71 Kintz, Paul ______________________39 Kirk, Larry----------------36, 52 Kirk, Marianne 23, 74, 76, 78, 83, 84 Kirven, Joe______________ 31, 71, 84 Klainski, Judy___________ 31, 73 Klinge, John _________ 91, 98 Klinge, Nancy _____________24, 73, 76, 78, 81, 82. 84 Krantz, David ___________ 31, 71 Kraig, Jo Ellen 91, 95 Kraus, Edward ___________ 36, 86 Krebs, Philip.- 40, 52, 80 Krelles, Judy ____________________93 Krnach, Andy ____________________ 93 Krnach, Barb__________24, 66, 70, 73 L Laboucane, Julian ------- 93, 99 Lamp, Linda __________ __ 93, 95 Lamp, Sandy . 38, 40, 72, 82 Landis, Jerry_____________________91 Laursen, Jim _____________________24 LeBeau, David _____________93, 99 LeBeau, Dean 40, 71, 80, 84 LeBeau, Shirley __31, 70, 73, 75, 79, 86 Lee, Joan_______18, 22, 24, 70, 73 Lee, Judy ___________________34, 36, 56 LeMasters, Kay 24, 42, 56, 73, 75, 76, 77, 78, 81, 82 Lenegar, Betty 36, 70, 84 Leonard, Jim ........... 91, 97, 99 Leonard, Kay_____________ 93, 95 Liggett, Larry_____________ 93, 99 Linn, Anne _______24, 73, 84 Linn, Lewis ____________ 40, 82, 84 Linn, Nancy 24, 76, 81, 86, 87 Livingston, Carol _________________40 Name Pag No. Livingston, Janet 24, 78 Lloyd, Garry 91 Lloyd, Wanda ___________________ 93 Lockard, Carol 36, 70, 84 Lockard, Tom 24, 75, 79, 84 Longbrake, Wayne 40, 48, 49, 53, 64, 71, 82 Lorenz, Joyn 31 Lorenz, Joyce 93, 98 Lowe, Allen 93 Luthi, Jade 99 Luthi, Jill 40, 72, 91 Lutz, Larry 36, 52, 65, 71 M Mack, Jeff ______________________25 Mack, Joan 93, 99 Mackley, Jeana 93 MacKim, Gary 91 Malinowski, Tom 20, 25, 46, 49, 50, 54, 67. 71 Mallalieu, Cynthia 25, 77 Mann, Hanly 36, 81 Mann, Judy 25, 73, 74 Mansfield, Cynthia 93, 95 Mantsch, Dan 25, 75 Marchand, Carol 40 Marchand, Tom 31, 82 Marinakis, Stella 93, 95 Marinakis, George 31, 71, 87 Marinakis, Pete 32, 67, 71 Marinakis, Tony 40, 80 Markowsky, Bonnie 93 Markowsky, Paul 32 Marnin, Duane 93 Marnin, Gary 36, 52, 65 Matako, Tim _ 40 Mathena, Allan 32, 48, 49, 67, 71 Matthews, Sandra 93, 95 May, Dennis _ 93, 98 McArdle, Nancy 40, 72, 80, 87 McArdie, Stuart 25, 71, 75 McAtee, Tom 91 McCart, Diane 32, 70, 73 McCormick, Mike .91 McCormick, Pat 32, 73, 79, 81,82 McCort, Nancy 25, 42, 74, 76, 78, 81, 84 McCort, Peggy 73, 93, 98 McGlynn, Bonnie 25, 70, 73, 78, 81 McNutt, Solly 25, 43, 75, 76, 78, 81, 86, 87 McNutt, Terry 36 McWhorter, Tom 40, 52, 71, 86 Mead, Jim _ _ 26, 77 Mead, Karen 40, 72, 80 Meek, Charlene 36, 70 Meek, Edgar 93 Mercier, Martha 36, 84 Mercier, Pat _______________93, 95 Mercier, Tim 93 Messenger, Anne 93, 95, 98 Michael, Suzanne 40, 72, 86 Michaels, Raymond 40, 71 Miday, Jim 40, 80 Miday, Rebecca 93, 95, 98 Miller, Betty_________ 91 Miller, Bruce _________________93 Miller, Dean___________________ 93 Miller, Earl ------------------95 Miller, Harold 93 Miller, Janet 32, 73, 84 Miller, Jewel _________________26 Miller, Lawman 93 Miller, Roger ________ 91 Miller, Sandra 36 Minter, John 36, 66, 71 Mobberly, Dave 18, 26, 46, 49, 51, 58, 61, 63, 66, 75, 77 Mohler, Tim __________ 91 Mohler. Vick ______________ 93, 95 Moll, Edward 91, 99 Monateri, Frank 40 Montgomery, Don 36, 80, 84 Montgomery, Gary 91, 97 Montgomery, Robert 91, 97 Moorhead, Charles 36 Moorhead, Gary 93 Moorhead, Roberts 93, 96, 99 Mosley, Sherry 32, 70, 73 Moyer, Chester _________91 Muntean, Karen________ 91 Murdock, Susan 36, 70, 81 Murphy, Carol 32, 70, 73, 81 Murray, Donna 40 N Naylor, Charles 36, 80 Naylor, Linda 40, 72, 80 Nelson, David 32, 71 Nelson. Kathy 40, 72, 86 Ney, Karl 32, 46, 49, 59, 65 Nist, Carol _________32 Nist, Patty____________________40 Name Nixdorf, Ronald Norman, Joan Norris, Martha Norris, Norma Nutter, Betty Nye, Carol Nye, Jock C Otten, Brud Often, Francis Otten, Gyda P Palm, Barbara Parr, Diane Parsons, Robert Paul, Jean______ Paulus, Bill Pearson, Kris Pearson, Robin Perault, Nancy Perkins, Robert Persinger, David Persons, Linda Petscher, Bill Petscher, Ernie Pettay, Carol ------- 40 36 32, 73 Pettay, Judy 32, 57, 73, 76, 78, 79, 81, 82, 87 P.luge, Richard _________ 40, 64 Phillabaum, Glenn 32, 84 Phillis, Karen 26 Pickering, Dan 40, 71, 86 Poth, Potty _____________ 91, 98 Prato, Benny 91, 97, 99 Pag No. Nam Pag No. 91 91 93, 98 94, 98 95 94, 95 36, 93 Royer, Ronald 32 26, 70, 73 Ruch, Roberta 37, 70 32, 73 Rummins, Tim 91, 97 91 94, 98 94, 98 93 Russell, Wanda S 91 91 32, 81, 82 0 A 07 OR Sanders, Dan 94 ■u 84 BO Savchanko, Greg 37, 87 77 Schalmo, Paul 32 40, 32 84 73 Schalmo, Rita 27 o Schaub, Bob 37, 71, 84 36 84 98 71 95 Schaub, Vernon 91 01 96,' 32, Schaub, Wesley 27, 71, 84 Scheetz, Anna Mae 27, 70, 73 92, Scheetz, Barbara 32, 70, 73 93 Scheetz, Kenny 91, 97 76, 77, 40, 82, 72, 91, 74, 84 84 99 Schiltz, Daneen 27, 42, 54, 55, 73, 74, 77, 78, 86 Schiltz. Sue 37. 54. 55, 57, 70, 74, 82 Preece, Jackie 93, 98 Price, Barbara 32, 64, 70, 73 Price, Lloyd Price, Martha Pritz, Carol Puente, Fred Puskas, Cheryl Quass, Janet Quass, Linda 40, 52 94, 99 91, 99 91, 97, 99 ..........94 ........91 94, 95, 98 Rader, Jamie 36, 53, 86 Ramsey, Larry -------------------- 94 Randles, Bob 26, 71, 77, 84, 87 Randles, Carolyn 94, 95 Randles, Gary 94, 95 Rank, Terry _______________________94 Rankl, Carol _____________________ 94 Rankl, Dave__________________ 26, 75 Rankl, Jim ___________________32, 82 Reed, Kent __________________ 94, 98 Reel, Vera _______________________ 26 Reel, Helen _________________ 94, 95 Rees, Bill ..............36, 71, 80 Rees, Susan ______________________ 94 Regula, Jeff___________ .36, 80, 84 Regula, Tim -----------------------94 Reiderman, Jack 94 Reiderman, Jill 36, 84 Reynolds, Danny 94 Reynolds, Eugene 32, 87 Reynolds, Lila 36, 70, 80, 82 Ricker, Tom 32, 67, 71, 84 Ries, Bruce 94, 97 Ries, Diana ______________________ 40 Rinehart, Nancy 94, 95 Ritchie, Ellen 94, 95, 98 Ritchie, Paula 32, 73 Robertson, Diana «... 32, 73 Rohr, Betsy, 32, 36, 70, 73 Rohr, Betty 70 Rohr, Gary _______________________94 Rohr, Harold ____________________91 Rohr, Helen 32 Rohr, Jo 91, 95 Rohr, Judy 32, 70, 73, 79 Rohr, Martha 27, 73, 74, 82 Rohr, Mary Ann _ 32 Rohr, Nancy 27, 70 Rohr, Shirley _________________ 27 Rohr, Terry 94 Rohr, Tom 36, 71, 82 Rohrer, Bruce 40, 53, 64 Rohrer, Richard 32 Rohrer, Ted__________ 36, 46, 49, 50, 51, 65, 71 Ronk, Nancie_________ Rook, Clement _______ Rook, Frances Rose, Dale Rosenberger, Cheryl Ross, Alan___________ Ross, Frances_____________ Ross, Gary---------------37, 66, 71 Schmader, David 27, 77, 78, 87 Schoen, Mike Schutt, Diana Schroeder, Bill Scott, Faith 40, 52, 71 94 37, 75, 80 40, 54, 55, 57, 72, 87 37, 80, 82 91, 99 32, 48, 49, 76 91, 98 37, 70 94 37, 70 Scott, Gary Sebald, Jerilyn Seckler, Dan Seifert, Carol Seifert, Judy Seifert, Tom Selogy, Carol Selogy, Jim .27 Sentz, Thresa 91 Sentz, Wanda _________________94, 95 Serra, Tim _____________ 32, 71, 82 Shackleford, Brent 94 Shafer, Jim 33, 40, 64, 61 Shafer, Linda 40, 72, 84, 86 Shannon, Gayle .................. 91 Shannon, Phyllis ________________91 Shearer, Donna _________________ 33, 70, 79, 81, 82 Sheehan, Dick 37, 76, 82, 87 Sheppler, Pat 33, 73, 79 Shiplett, Dale 94 Shoemaker, Jackie 33, 73 Shulty, Beverly 37, 70, 84 Sibila, Ellie_____ 28, 70, 73, 74, 77, 78, 82, 87 Sima, Ted ---------------------- 91 Simon, Gerry _________________40, 82 Simon, Jeff _________________ 94, 99 Simon, Ronny 40 Simpson, Bruce 94, 99 Simpson, Heath 37, 80 Sirotock, Linda 33, 79, 86 Sirotock, Ronald ________________94 Smarr, Jim___________________ 40, 71 Smart, Betty 41, 70, 72 Smart, Donald 37, 71 Smith, Carol -----------------41, 72 Smith, Cheryl ________________91, 95 Smith, Cynthia_____ 94, 95 Smith, Dave________________________33 Smith, Duane 41, 71, 80 Smith, Ed 37, 49, 52, 60, 61, 66 Smith, Joyce ____________________ 33 Smith, Karen 28, 41, 72, 87 Smith, Karen L. (Sr.) 73, 84, 86, 87 Smith, Mary Alice . 94, 99 Smith, Reginald 41 Smith, Ruth Ann 33. 73 Smith, Sandy 37, 70, 82 Smith, Sue 37, 70 Smith, Wayne 94 Smyth, Linda 41, 72, 80 Smythe, Jean 91, 99 Smythe, Harry _ 33 Synder, Bill Snyder, Dallas Sogorka, Mary Sogorka, Paul Solly, Joel 41, 53, 66, 71 94, 98 37 91 41, 53, 71 Sommer, Harry ______________ 37, 41, 64, 71, 80 33, 81 91 76, 83, 84 37, 71 Sommer, Ruth Anne Sommers, Joyce 94, 95. 91, 37 37, 94 Sponseller, Beverly Sponseller, Gary Stammon, Dave 1 1 28, 71, 75, 41, 80, 70, 84 Stamman, Virginia 28, 42, 73, 78, 84 Nome P 9« No. Stork, Francos ------------------94 Stayer, Joan ----------------- ‘J Stayer, Karen----------41, 80, 82 Steiner, Karen 41, 72, 80 Steiner, Virgil _-----------41, 53 Stenger, Kenneth Stephan, Deanna 94, 98 Stoner, Chock ------- --33. 48, 49 Strock, Kay ----------------94, 98 Stuhldreher, Ben------------91, 97 Stuhldreher, Carl 48, 49, 67, 71 Stuhldreher, Carolyn 94, 95 Stump, Don------33, 71, 79, 81, 87 Sturm, Barbara------33, 70, 73, 86 Sturm, Bill ----------- ----- -91 Sturm, Dave -------- 41, 52, 64 Sturm, Dick----- 33, 47, 49, 71 Swartout, Jeff ---------------- 94 Swartout. Jodi Swartout, Kathy - 37, 70, 81 Sweany, Ralph ---------------------33 T Taggart, Charles ----------—91, 99 Talbott, Allen Talkington, Bill ---------- 91, 95 Talkington, Sharon — - 94, 99 Taylor, David --------------94, 97 Taylor, Donna -------------------33 Taylor, Thomas ----- 94 Taylor, Tim-----33, 71, 84, 86, 94 Thackwell, Bill— 37, 52, 80 Thomas, Bill------------------- 91 Thomas, Mary -----------37, 70, 84 Thompson, Terry ----- 33 Tidball, Bruce------------------41, 80 Tidball, Catherine ---------41, 94 Tifft, Margaret ------------91, 95 Tilton, Connie------------------72, 80 Tilton, Tim--------33, 46, 49, 58, 61, 71, 74, 79 Name Page No. Tolle, Jone 28, 67, 71 Trachsel, Dennis 94, 98 Trachsel, Judy 33, 70, 73, 76, 81. 84 Turns, Judy 91 Tusing, Eddie 37 Tusing, Karen------ 37, 70 U Ulm, Linda 91, 95, 99 Ulm, Ronnie 28, 46, 49, 51, 58, 61, 62, 75, 76, 79 Ulm, Terry 34, 37, 65, 80, 82 Underwood, Bob 41, 71, 80 Underwood, Lee 28. 67, 71, 75, 77, 78, 79 Uplinger, Acie 29, 67, 71 Uplinger, Lee-------------------94 Urban, David - - - 94 V Valdiserri, Lois 94, 95, 97 Van Camp, Leona 29, 73, 82, 86 Van Camp, Rose --- 37, 70 Van Voorhis, Dale 29, 71, 75, 77, 78 Van Voorhis, Larry 37, 52, 66. 71 Venosdle, Maxine 94 Venosdle, William 94 Vernon, Sandy 92, 95 Vincent, DeMaris 29, 73, 86 Vitak, Bill __________ 33, 71, 84 W Wagner, Bob --------------------33 Waldron, Kathy 41, 72 Wollenhurst, Doug 92, 97 Walsh, Jim 33 Walton, Herb 33, 67, 71 Walworth, Bill _________________65 Warner, Mary 94, 99 Watts, Donna 33, 73, 98 Watts, James --------------94, 97 Nome Page No. Wotts, Tom 38, 41, 48, 49, 52, 64, 71, 82 Weber, Allan 38, 41, 64, 82 Webster, Bob 34, 37, 53, 65, 80, 87 Weidman, David ________________ 92 Weidman, Mina 94, 98 Weimer, Bob 41, 52, 71 Weimer, Jack 33, 46, 49, 50, 51, 71 Wellendorf, Ralph 37, 80 Welch, Larry 92 Welch, Robert 37, 80, 71 Weltlich, Roberta 94, 95 Welty, George -------------33, 47, 49, 51, 67, 71, 82 Werner, Donna 94, 98 Wetz, James 37, 84, 71 West, Penny 41, 72, 80, 84, 86 West, Stanley ----------------- 94 Westfall, Sally 41, 72 Westfall, William 94 Westfere, Terry 33, 84, 71, 87 Wetstone, Mary 70 Wheeler, Jeon______________41, 70, 72 Whitocre, Lorry---- 92, 97, 99 Whitacre, Sue Ann 37 Wiandt, Joe 41, 71, 80 Wiandt, Grace 33, 73 Wilhelm, Larry 41, 52 Wilhelm, Terree 92 Willaman, Chip 92 Willamon, Kathy 70, 95, 99 Willaman, Rick 41, 84 Williams, Cheryl 95, 98 Williams, Donna 92, 99 Williams, Ronnie 33, 48, 49, 71 Williams, Sandra 33, 73, 82 Williamson, Daniel 95 Windle, Cheryl 95 Windle, Lorelei 37, 84 Winholt, Mary -------------92, 99 Name Page No. Wolfe, Gary ...95 Wolfe, Sandra 92 Wood, Bob 33, 67, 71 Wood, Jim . ____________ 41, 84 Wooden, Harry 29, 48, 49, 77, 86 Workinger, Elden . —95 Wright, Jerry -----------------37 Wright, Robert 95 Wright, Susan 95, 98 Wurtz, Dave 29 Wyles, Elaine 29, 70, 73, 76 Wyles, Gordon 29, 75, 77, 78, 84, 86 Wyles, Nancy 41, 72, 86 Wyles, Steve 95 Y Yant, Judy 37, 80, 86 Yellin, Joyce 37, 70, 80 Yingling, Helen 34, 37, 70, 74, 76 Yingling, Mary Jane 41, 70, 74 Yoder, Barbara 29, 73, 78, 81 Yoder, Jo Ann ___________________ 92 Yost, Cheryl ____________ 41, 72 Zahler, Peggy 70, Zostudil, Suzanne 73, 76, Zbinden, Dennis Zermeno, Lily Zetler, Mory Jo Zettler, William 41, Ziesmer, Beth Ann Ziesmer, David Zinslen, Barbara Zintz, Barbara 73, Zintz, Ronald Zupp, Bradley------------ ------ 29, 73. 83, 84 29, 70, 86, 87, 95 41, 71 95 95, 98 53, 64, 71 37, 80, 82 92 95, 96, 98 33, 70, 75, 79, 81 92, 97 95, 99 fyacultq, 9+ul x, Name Po9« No. Amacher, Walter ------------ Ayersman, Joseph ----------13, 14 Baxter, Lois-------15, 18, 57, 66 Bond, Virginia ---------- 15, 74 Burgess, Howard 13, 71 Coolidge, Sara ---------------- 96 Davidson, Norwood 12, 18 Dutka, Harry 12, 14, 71 Ensminger, Edgar ---------------14 Essig, William-------------------H Name Page No. Fife, Robert 48, 49, 96 Gatchell, Lawrence ------------- 15 Gates, Clarence 13, 85, 99 Geib, Doris 96, 98 Geib, Elmer 14, 81 Haverstock, Dale 14, 15, 52, 60, 61 Holshoy, Eleanor 96 Hushour, W. C. -. 96, 99 Hyde, Florence--------------14, 80 Name Page No. Jeannero, Janice-------------- 96 Keck, Betty -------------------11 Kershaw, Geneva 12, 13, 96 Kinney, Thomas 13, 14 Lawrence, Preston 10 Lininger, Vera ---------------15, 73 Lorenz, June ---------------- 11 Matthews, Dan 12, 14, 64, 76 McCoy, Mary ----15, 70, 96 Pfouts, Florence --------------12 Name Page No. Poling, Joseph ------- —14, 82 Ramga, Cecil 12, 13, 75 Ramga, Mildred 14, 76 Rice, Jean 13, 82 Rohrbough, Elmo 13, 80, 86 Sauder, H. C. -------- 10, 64, 79 Steve, Andrew 48, 49, 65, 96 Tschantz, Martin______ 96 Weisgarber, Robert 53, 96, 97 Young, Jacqueline -11 April 10, 1959 At last it's finished! With this page, eight months of hectic work are ending. During this time, we have tried to do our best to produce an annual that you will like and of which you will be proud. We have tried several new ideas and we hope that we have improved on a number of the old ones. I want to thank the students and teachers who have put up with us while we were taking pictures and causing other confusion, as well as the members of the staff for their co- operation during the past year. Our special thanks go to Troup and Pluto Studio and to the Seiple Lithograph Company for their aid and advice in completing the 1959 SCOOP. Best of luck to next year's staff. I hope they have as much fun as we did this year. Sincerely, LEE UNDERWOOD Editor Seni i Awa uHi i PEGGY ZAHLER Outstanding Typist MARTHA ROHR James H. Herbert Commercial Award LINDA CLARK Secretarial Award Chosen as this year's outstanding commercial student, Miss Linda Clark was presented with a copy of the Standard Handbook for Secretaries , the gift of the Massillon Chapter of the National Secretaries Association. Linda had passed her 120-words-a- minute shorthand test on new, un- previewed dictation with 98 per cent accuracy. On the basis of her progress and achievement in the commercial de- partment, Miss Martha Rohr received the James H. Herbert Commercial Award which is given by the Harter Bank and Trust Company. Martha exhibited qualities of scholastic de- pendability, personality, cooperation, and character, as well as maintaining a good attendance record. A medallion, presented through the Underwood Awards program. was awarded to Miss Peggy Zahler as the Best Typist of the year. Peggy had reached a speed of 69 correct words per minute on a five-minute writing with 5 or less errors. Bob Randles received the John Philip Sousa Award for his outstanding work in the band, where he has played first chair trumpet for 5 years. This past year he served as president and student director of the band, and he also has his own dance band. This honor was awarded Bob on the basis of his musicianship, his co- operation, and his faithful attendance at all band activities. Miss Marianne Kirk was presented with the National Arion Foundation Music Award for her accomplishments on the clarinet and her attendance and cooperation in the band. She has received many music honors during her high school career, including holding first chair in the concert band for 4 years, and playing with the select bands at Northwest and Baldwin-Wallace College. As a senior she was a majorette. e u i AumaaJU Miss Bonnie Kelly, on the basis of her score in the D. A. R. test, became this year's Good Citiien. She received a pin and a certificate for her knowledge of American history and her national loyalty. Chosen for the honor by the administration and the faculty, Lee Underwood was named the Outstanding Senior of the Class of 1959. The award, a watch, was presented to him on the basis of his cooperation, char- acter, courtesy, and civic leadership by Mr. Sauder. DAVE MOBBERLY BARBARA DISLER Danforth Award Danforth Award As the young man and young woman who have exhibited distinct qualities of leadership in diversified fields, Dave Mobberly and Miss Barbara Disler were chosen to receive copies of William H. Danforth s inspirational book I Dare You. This award was made possible this year by the Danforth Foundation. Camme+tceme+it Four years of high school suddenly came to an end for one-hundred-four students at Jackson Memorial High School on Friday evening, May 29, 1959. Dressed in black and white, the members of the graduating class marched into the auditorium to the somber notes of Pomp and Circumstance. The salutatory, valedictory, and commencement addresses were presented . . . LEE UNDERWOOD Salutatorian SALLY McNUTT Valedictorian . . . As the class of 1959 assembled fogefher for fhe last fime. And suddenly if was all over. Names were called, diplomas were presented . . . The fountain in the entrance hall seems to add a certain amount of enchantment in fulfilling the name of the prom, Une Belle Soiree Enchantee. J r Jackson's Senior boys pose proudly with their lovely dates. By examining Bob Hartzell's expression, we come to the conclusion that Joan Lee has told another one of her funny stories. There is obviously a great deal of difference in comparing the first dance of the year, the Homecoming Dance, with the last dance of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom. Rich Davis just goes out of his mind when the band swings into a fast number. Sciiaia lUp. 7eam ROW I: Mary Ann Bernard—French II, Barb Sturm—Bookkeeping I, Gayle Grant—French I, Suzanne Michaels—Algebra I, Nancy McArdle—Latin I, Donna Fisher—English IX, Claudia Braucher—American History. Judy Rohr—Bookkeeping I. ROW 2: Marta Alexander—English X. Sue Whitacre—Biology, Nancy Klinge—Senior Scholarship Test (Honorable Mention in Stark County), Judy Yant—English X, Tim Tilton—Chemistry, Dave Schmader—Senior Scholarship Test (Honorable Men- tion in Stark County), Jack Hollender—Senior Scholarship Test (Honorable Mention in Stark County), Ronnie Holmes— Senior Scholarship Test (Honorable Mention in Stark County), Ray Keogh—Senior Scholarship Test (Honorable Mention in Stark County). ROW 3: Lee Underwood—Senior Scholarship Test (1st in Stark County, Honorable Mention in the Kent State District and in the State), Chris Bixler—Senior Scholarship Test (Honorable Mention in Stark County), Ronnie Ulm—Senior Scholar- ship Test (Honorable Mention in Stark County), Bill Schroeder—Plane Geometry, Harry Wooden—Senior Social Studies, Gordon Wyles—Senior Scholarship Test (Honorable Mention in Stark County and Kent State District), David Persinger— Senior Scholarship Test (Honorable Mention in Stark County), Ron Burtnett—Algebra II, Tom Lockard—Senior Scholarship Test (Honorable Mention in Stark County), Bill Thackwell—World History. ROW 4: Fred Hann—Senior Scholarship Test (Honorable Mention in Stark County), Kirk Darragh—Physics, Senior Scholar- ship Test (Honorable Mention in Stark County and Kent State District); John Flood—American History. Barb Zintz—English XI, Sally McNutt—English XII, Senior Scholarship Test (Honorable Mention in Stark County), Judi Swartout—Senior Scholarship Test (Honorable Mention in Stark County), Martin Gradijan—Latin II, Nancy McCort—Senior Scholarship Test (Honorable Mention in Stark County), Jon Tolle—Senior Scholarship Test (Honorable Mention in Stark County), Frank Fair—General Science, Larry Van Voorhis—Bookkeeping I, David Amacher—General Science. The students of this page either placed in the Senior Scholarship Test, were 1st at Jackson in the Preliminary Scholarship Test, or placed in the Final Scholarship Test in their subject. Many of them placed in the District and in the State, but due to lack of space only those in the Senior Scholarship Test were mentioned. Judy Pettay, who received an excellent rating in the poetry reading division of the state contest, is seen in the library making her selection. The cast members of the district-winning play proudly admire their trophy with their advisor, Mr. Poling. National fyoA nAic Jlecu ue This year proved to be a very successful one for the National Forensic League. Among their numerous accomplishments, the club quite deservingly received a first place in their district for the play. Under the excellent supervision of Mr. Joseph Poling, the club made a good record for our school throughout the whole year in the field of speech. Mr. Poling is shown giving awards to the outstanding Speech students. It takes a lot of hard work to receive any glory. Here we see Allen Weber, Jim Angle, Carol Cogan, and Nancy Gessner rehearsing a scene from the play. Bob Bender, Dick Sheehan, Terry Ulm, Judy Clatterbuck, and Wanda Harper polish up a few rough spots which helped to make the play a winner. 1959 fjuswM' GladA Play From left to right are the cast members: Mrs. Bradman .....Linda Bartlco Dr. Bradman ...... Bart Cable Edith .......... Barbara Sturm Elvira ........... Judy Baird Charles Condomine Tim Tilton Ruth Condomine Judy Pettay Madame Arcati Gayle Grant Director . .Mr. Edgar Ensminger Student Director Gyda Otten BLITHE SPIRIT When Ruth Condomine entertained her friends by having Madame Arcati give a seance, she could never have foreseen that this would bring back Elvira, the ghost of her husband's first wife. Being visible only to Charles, Elvira hated Ruth and caused much trouble between the two. In a scheme to kill Charles so that they could be together again, Elvira killed Ruth instead. Madame Arcati discovered a way to send the ghosts of both wives back to wherever Elvira came from and Charles was quite relieved. But before Ruth and Elvira left, they got even with Charles by knocking down pictures, smashing vases, and wrecking the house. The Juniors presented Blithe Spirit on April 10 and II, 1959. Mr. Edgar Ensminger was the director. Charles asks Elvira to prove to the skeptical Ruth that she is really in the room by carrying across the room the bowl of flowers from the mantel. Tom Malinowski and George Welty examine the Industrial Arts displays at the Festival. A supper club scene was one of the acts in the Choral Club's Spring Music Revue. Bob Randles entertained us with a cornet solo during the Spring Band Concert. Fred Hann. Jackson’s offering to the Spage Age. explains his rocket display at the 1959 Festival. This is just a fraction of the confusion that prevailed the day the Scoop came out. With his Geiger counter Gordy Wyles has actually found something in Dave Persinger's headl Jon Tolle insists upon breaking up this quiet lunchroom scene. But Virginia. I'm positive home economics is in the room upstairs! The huge crowd at the Junior Class Play was kept in stitches by the hilarious antics of the performers. ROW I: Nancy McCort, Barbara Zintz, Shirley LeBeau, Kay Lemasters, President; Gayle Grant, Barbara Corbett, Sally McNutt, Martha Rohr. ROW 2: Mrs. Bond, advisor; Daneen Schiltz, Marianne Kirk, Bart Cable, Gordon Wyles, Tim Tilton, Lee Underwood, Janet Holshoy, Mary Ann Bernard. 2uill and Scroll cManosia iy Society Eleven new members were inducted into the Quill and Scroll Honorary Society this year. All Junior and Senior members of the Scoop and Bear Facts staffs are eligible for the society if they rank in the upper third of their classes. The advisors of these publications submit these names to the executive secretary of the society for acceptance and approval. Ite tyututa ojj America The Future Nurses of America is a newly organized club at Jackson. The club consists of those girls who want to make a career of nursing. ROW I: Gail Hopkins, Connie Tilton, Pat Hanes. Rita Jones, Vice-Presiden : Marty Berring. President; Mary Ann Halter, Secretary-Treasurer; Carolyn Crisp, Irene Craig. ROW 2: Mrs. Baxter, advisor; Carol Cogan, Barbara Corbett, Leona Van Camp, Joan Get , Sandy Bernhart, Daneen Schiltz, Jill Luthi, Sandra Johanning. ROW 3: Judy Clatterbuck, Lyn Smyth, Paula Ritchie, Grace Wiandt, Karen Mead, Marilyn Ditch, Marlene Frick, Kathy Donovan, Carole Lockard. ROW 4: Judy Lee, Sally Karns, Nancy McArdle, Jackie Shoemaker, Karen Steiner, Nancy Wyles, Diane Parr, Pat McCormick, Norma Norris, Sherry Bray, Diane McCarf. KNEELING: Ronnie Holmes. Bob Harwell, Jack Hite. John Blacksfone. Steve Harm. Roily Johnson George W K.rk Darragh. Mike Andrews. Manager. STANDING: Larry Van Voorhis. John Arnold. Ray Braucher. B.II Zettler. Chuck Naylor. Wayne Longbrake. Kenny Hays. Tim Tilton. Carl Stuhldreher. Alan Mathena. Dave Burgoon. Tom Watts. Denn.s Huey. Marl, Gradijan, Chauncey Boyer. feaA LalL Hard luck plagued this year's edition of the baseball team as they compiled a 4-17 season. Had a few breaks gone their way they might have won a greater number of games and even rung up a winning Season. As it was, they played the better teams in Stark County and managed to pull a few upsets of their own. With only four seniors on this year's team, Mr. Fife is looking forward to an interesting season next year. Coach Bob Fife fakes time ouf during a praefice session fo give some insfruefions fo Wayne Long- brake. Al Mafhena, Kirk Darragh, and Bob Harfzell. SCHEDULE Jackson 7 Sandy Valley 3 Jackson 7 Navarre 4 Jackson 4 Norfh Canfon Hoover II Jackson. . 7 Louisville 9 Jackson 3 Canfon Timken 18 Jackson 4 New Philadelphia 5 Jackson 10 Canfon Lincoln 13 Jackson 2 Glenwood 8 Jackson 1 Canfon McKinley 7 Jackson 2 Sandy Valley 4 Jackson 0 Canfon Timken . 3 Jackson . 0 Canfon Cenfral Cafholic. 4 Jackson.. 3 Perry .. 7 Jackson . 9 Navarre 1 Jackson 1 Norfh Canfon Hoover . 5 Jackson. . 3 Canfon McKinley 5 Jackson 5 Glenwood .10 Jackson 0 Louisville 6 Jackson. . . .1 Sandy Valley 8 Jackson... . 6 Canfon Cenfral Cafholic. . . 4 Jackson. . . ... 1 Canfon Lincoln . .18 If that ball were hit as hard as Welty looks like he hit it, it would probably go for a home run. Welty slides into second as Zettler covers for the tag. John Arnold appears to be in good form as he pitches the ball. Hartzell raps out a bounder to the pitcher during a practice session. KNEELING: Mr. Steve, Coach; Bob Kelly. John Gillis, Ned Guest, Pete Marinakis. Vic Bertoni. Tim Jolliff, Joe Wiandt. Duane Smith. STANDING: Bob Kershaw, Manager; Dave Stamman, Ted Rohrer, Dick Frazee, Bob Wood, Ronnie Ulm, Bruce Rohrer, Terry Um„ Dick Sturm, Bill Thackwell, Manager. IriacJz Although this year's track team never knew what it was like to be on the winning side of the slate, they did not lack in spirit or desire throughout the season. Only twenty boys came out for track at the beginning of the season. However, Mr. Steve trained these boys well, and this training showed up in the county meet where two of his thinclads, Ronnie Ulm and Pete Marinakis, qualified for the finals in the broad jump. SCHEDULE Dual Meets Jackson. . 29 Canton Central Catholic . . 89 Jackson 17 Glenwood .77 Jackson . ... 30 Sandy Valley . .79 Jackson 29 Minerva . 80 Stark County Track Meet Louisville .......................................65 Glenwood .......................................47 2 Canton South .................................,...42 Sandy Valley ..................................34 2 Perry ............................................|? Minerva ..........................................12 Jackson ...........................................3 Ronnie Ulm, anchor man on the mile relay team, crosses the finish line just behind the winner. f- A dash, a jump, and a thud are always characteristic of the broad jump. Ted Rohrer shows some strain in his shot-put windup. Get set! If Bertoni isn’t careful, he may throw his shoulder out of joint with that discus. Gol Ronnie Burtnett gets off to a fast start in a relay during the county meet. It takes all kinds to make the world go 'round, and these are just a few of the characters at Jackson . . . We don’t know what these Junior girls were doing, but they looked so pretty that we just had to use the picture. During our practice air raid Mr. Matthews tests the stability of one of our sixteen bomb shelters. It takes a combination of the second-story gang . . . . . . And the boys in the basement to complete a physics experiment. Diplomacy Dept.: We do and say the nastiest things in the nicest way. Looks like Big Bill Huns- inger finally caught up with Dreamy Eyes McArdle! After entries like this, the annual staff was forced to discontinue the Most Photogenic contest.
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