Lake High School - Aura Yearbook (Millbury, OH)

 - Class of 1950

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Q . ., pointments that now serve only as amuse- c' ' . qkdzcatzon M vaK 'f by 5164 L by WW We the Semor Clas of 1950 d dlcate th1s ed1t1on of Th Sreak to Mr M rr1ll Purv1ance He has been our sponsor through lhree years of our h1gh school llfe He has help ed us to make many lmportant declslons and has always been very Wllllnq to co operaie Wllh any of our class prolects He not only helped us choose our Iunlor and Semors Class Plays but he also dlrected them He has helped to make our hxgh school years very pleasant and happy To Mr Purv1ance we W1Sh much happl ness and success always U . K ve. . ,, :,. S J., :yf,5.fffff5W5'::.. 1 259- 1- . ya. .J3?fl!e5'ifQi f f. I ,, n fam 3' ,M7c1 f' y,g1.,.l,N y N ,fm H ge! ff 'fmpfc 34, . . f.ff1gf1wQ.'. JW mmf? ffrfmwz ' . F . . fa f 9 - - - H , 1, - 9 . , . 9 1 , Seated Allen Pfabe Mr Purvxance Iean Stofier Carlos Hall Allce Espenschred Grace Fulmer Hershberger Gene Chapman Norma Hartong Elame Tessmer Ruth Anstme Sally Frease Bob Replogle Bob Hoover D1ck Kmsley Not Plciured Charles West ANNUAL STAFF Ed1tor 1n Chlef ASSOC1Gte Ed1tor Art Ed1l0IS Photography Class Edltors Act1v1t1es Sports Buslness Managers Ahce Espenschled Grace lean Fulmer Sally Frease D1ck Klnsley Gene Chapman Allen Pfabe Bob Replogle Carol Fulmer Harnet Cone Bob Hoover Ruth Anstlne Iamta Van Camp Norma lean Hartong Rodney Wagner Paul Smxth Elalne Tessmer lean Stoffer M1ckey Hershberger Standmg Paul Smnh. Carol Fulmer, Harriet Cone, Rodney Wagner, Ianita Van Camp Mxckey Assistant Ediior ............. Carlos Hall few, SAf1 A f gf! f fa f f .5 1 b fxfff. ,Tiki ' YY 'xml' 5 f ,f V! To Mr. Barry, our ever-understanding superintendent, the class of 1950 extends iheir deepest appreciation for his willing- ness to help us in every possible way. He answered dozens of questions daily, not only for the Seniors but for the entire school. He has been an excellent example, and an inspiration to us. We hope the best things in life will al ways come his way BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated Mr Wm B Gngor Mr George Fryberger Vice President Mr Edison Kinsley Clerk Mr Wayne Watson President Standing Mr G Henry Besse Mr I Linden Bxxler Our Board of Education has done an excellent Job of running our school Although they seldom hear a Thank You from students we are conscious of the work they are doing and we do appreciate theu' unt1r1ng efforts We feel that they have played no small part in making Hartville the fine school that it is . . . - . . , . I . , , . 1 . . . . , - - . u 11 . 1 MR. F. W. KARRES B. A. Valparaiso University B. Music Cincinnati Conservatory M. Music Northwestern Univ. Kent State Principal Teaches: Instrumental Music Speech, Driving, Social Studies Advises: Student Council VIRGINIA BOND B S W Va Wesleyan Teaches Commercial Phys Education Advises School Paper ROBERT COCI-IRAN B S Kent State Teaches Social Studies Physical Education Coach Advises Eighth Grade GERALDINE FRASHER B A Asbury College Teaches Home Economics Biology ROBERT HAMBLET B A Ohio Wesleyan Bloomsburg State Teachers Col Teaches Mathematics Science Phys Education Coach Freshman Class iffy FACULTY fed CONSTANCE McPI-IERSON B. S. Ohio State University Teaches: Vocal Music. Social Studies Advises: Y-Teen MERRILL PURVIANCE B A Mt Union College Western Reserve University Teaches English Advtses Senior Class Year Book Dramatxcs RALPH SCOTT B S Ohio State University M Ohio State University Teaches Science Industrial Arts Advises Iunior Class I-IIY BETTY WOOLLEY B S Mount Union College Teacnes Science English Physical Education Advises Seventh Grade LOIS ZARICH B A Akron University Akron University Teaches Mathematics Advises Sophomore Class HAZEL MCCOY B A Ohio University M A Ohio State University New York City University University of Idaho Columbia University Teaches Latin Soctal Studies Librarian . 2 . , . f Q ' - l I . , 3 I . 2 . . . 'XC' 1 U n ' x. . J Advises: - : 1 :J J ,J I . . . . Hof yx I I ' . . . 'K I, X 1 5 h . . . FA Ad N Utyr' X- W . . . , ,Q J ' I 1 V WH . ' . . Bal I fy X ' ' s' ELEMENTARY GRADE TEACHERS Seated Mrs Cathon Mrs Fulmer Mrs Daley Mrs Gniuths Mlss Shaffer Standing: Mrs. Glendenning. Mr. Werstler, Mr. Barry, Mr. Brumbaugh, Mrs. McCartney, Mrs Balliett. I X fX :M J FX X 9 A S . ,2 . I 3 f, A 7 y X f' 'V , X f . ' if .h vmg:-'Q V ' 1 - - . i ' 1 s?f ,'1-5 2 A ,. 4. L11 V 5 -1 kj ei' ' 525- ff' HT ' 4- ,, 1 Fi ., ,b i ngs 1 ' A T- f f , re ary lvr Purvlcmce Aclvlsor Se ond Row Ruth Anshne Treasurer Bob Replogle Normcr Hcrrtong Gene Ckaumcm Student Counc11 members x. !q -In-I I 'A Push Row: Mickey Hershberger V1cePres1dent Ahce Espenschxed Presldeni Carol Fulmer Sec x l -Q .0 5 .1 , ,. Q I ' s , s 1 ,- -1,1 .gf uf f' ' l Q . -0- J I J 3 TWELVE YEAR STUDENTS Flrst Row Norma Hortonq Charles West Elcnne Tessmer Bob Replogle Ahce Espenschxed Bob Hoover Second Ro v Gene Chopmon Grace Fulmer Ruth Anstme Icxmto Von Comp D1ck Kmsley Paul Smnh Rodney Wagner I MW, , 1 I. 3 1 A fi' 2' ll . .-., gs- 1 . 1 f' Q W.. -56 - 'Zim fgxbfffkcl 'E I - CJ!!! ' Q, K .n. If L. ,.,v RUTH ANSTINE College Preparatory Course Band I-2-3-4: Instrumental Con- tests' Band Clinic' Clarinet Trio: Girls Glee Club 124 Mixed Chorus 12 34 Vocal Contest 2 3-4 Annual Stall 4 Paper Stall 34 Co Editor 4 Booster Club 1 23 Class Treasurer 2 Class Secretary 4 G R 1234 G R Chaplain 4 Scholarship Senior Play Office Secretary WM College Preparatory Co rse Basketball 1 Z 3 4 Football 4 Manager l 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Stall 3 Student Council 14 H1Y 234 Boys Glee Club l 2 Mtxed Chor usl 23 Scouts 1 Booster Club 1234 Iumor Band 1 Senior Play HARRIET College Preparatory Course Band 2 34 Glee Club 24 Mix ed Chorus 234 GR 1234 Paper Stall 34 Annual Stall 4 Booster Club 3 Declamatron 3 Scholarship 2 Poetry Anthology LAWRENCE FAUSNIGHT ? Student Union Q 'Q Frer ch Club 5fffw7w,ce.c0g.g. 4444, ALICE ESPENSCHIED College Preparatory Course Band l-2-3: G. R. 1-2-3-4, Treas. 2. Chorister 3-4: Chorus I-2-3-4: Girls Glee 1-2-4: Sextette 4. Oce tette 3 Booster Club 1234 Cheerleader 1234 Debate 3 Declamatton 3 Prince of Peace 4 Scholarship 1234 Office Secetary 4 Librarian 12 Class Pres 1-4 Vice Pres 2 Scouts l Iumor Play Semor Play Paper Staff 1 3 Annual Staff 4 Editor Band Clinic 3 CARLOS HALL IR General Course Annual Staff 4 Paper Stall 4 H1 Y 4 Football 4 Semor Play SALLY FREASE College Preparatory Course G R 1234 Chaplain 3 Mixed Chorus l Z 34 Girls Glee 1 2 4 Sextette 4 Librarian I2 3 Band 4 Scholarship Prince of Peace Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Council 3 Booster Club 1 2 3 4 Iumor Play Senior Play Girl Scout 1 BILL HARRISON Football Basketball H1 Y Booster Club CAROL FULMrR College Preparatory Course Paper Staff 34 Ir Fdrtor 3 Fd tor 4 Annual Stall 4 Class Ol lrcer Treasurer 4 Prrnce t Peace 34 Poetry 3 Debate 3 Momtor 1 Band 12 34 Glee l 24 Sextette 4 Octette 3 Mrxed Chorus 1234 Booster Club l 234 G R 1234 Musxc on tests Iumor Play Semor Plav Student Councrl 2 Grrl Scout 1 Scholarshrp MICKEY HERSHBERGEH College Preparatory Course Mrxed Chorus 123 Boys Glee 23 Quartet 3 Annual Staff 4 Paper Stall 34 Scouts 1234 Booster Club 12 3 Basketball 3 Manager 1 HIY 234 Ofhce Sec 4 Class Vrce Pres 34 De hate 3 Freedom Tram Repre sentatrve 3 S holarshrp Tests Iunror Play Semor Play my mwwfvftfwqw GRACE IEAN F College Preparatory Course Grrl Reserves 1 2 3 4 Vrce Pres 3 Annual Staff 4 Asst Editor Paper Staff 3 4 Grrls Glee Club 1 2 4 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mu src Contest 3 4 Grrls Sextette 4 Class Play 34 Ltbrarran 123 Scholarshrp Tests 1 2 3 4 Prmce ol Peace BOB HOOVER Football 2 H1Y 2 34 Annual Stall 4 Booster Club 1 Z 3 Momtor 2 Qu S NORMA JEAN HARTONG Commercxal Course Gul Scout 1 Student Councxl 4 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Grrls Gle 2-4 Paper Staff 4 Annual S all 4 Class Secretary 1 G R 12 34 Presrdent 4 Band 12 34 Booster Club 12 3 Semor Play Scholarship ,ve ,1f 'D' DICK KINSLEY General Course Annual Stall 4 Momtor 2 Booster Club 12 3 914. IEAN STOFFER GR 1234 Band 234 Grrls Glee 124 Mlxed Chorus 4 Paper Stall 234 Annual Stati 4 Momtor 12 Semor Play ALLEN PFABE General Course Football 3 H1Y 34 Annual Stall ELAINE TESSMER College Preparatory Course G R 1234 Booster Club 123 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Grrls Glee 124 Student Coun rl 3 Band 123-4 Clarrnet Trro 4 Paper Stall 34 Annual Staff 4 Must Contests BOB REPLOGLE Mxxed Chorus 12 34 Boys Sex tette 23 Boys Glee Club 123 4 Octette 3 Football 1234 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 34 HrY 234 Student Councrl 4 Pres Freshman Play Semor Play Booster Club 12 3 Paper Staff 3 Annual Stall 4 PAUL SMITH General Course Football 1 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3-4 Senror Play Basketball 1 2 3 gl fl Annual Staff 4 44.9 Booster Club 1 2 3 Monrtor 2 IANITA VAN CAMP G 1 4 4 H 1 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Paper Staff 34 Annual Staff 4 Ojfxce Secretary 4 new-M Www RODNEY WAGNER College Preparatory Course HrY 2 34 Pres 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 13 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Musrc Contest 1 2 3-4 Band 1 2 3 4 Band Clmrc 3 4 County Band 3 Iumor Play Semor Play Booster Club 12 3 Boys Chorus 1 3 Scouts l Z 3 4 Scholarshrps CHARLES WEST Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 4 Baseball 12-4 Band 234 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Z 3 4 Musrc Contest 3-4 lumor Play Senror Play Booster Club 12 Paper Stall 3 4 Annual Staff 4 According to the Hugh School Poll BFST STUDENT MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST LOOKING WITTIEST BEST ATHLETES MOST MUSICAL ALL AMERICAN Rodney Wagner Rodney Wagner Gene Chapman Allen Pfabe Bob Replogle Rodney Wagner Bob Replogle Ahce Espenschred Alrc Espenschred Norma lean Hartong Iean Stolfer Carol Fulmer Grace lean Fulmer Ahce Espenschred .R, -2-3- ,IW - , 4. WSU-QQV' ,r L ' 11 Baseball 1-2-3-4 A College Preparatory Course I' 4 . . . Q. : L L 1 Character Sketches RUTH ANSTINE Stately Serene Soft Spoken An easy smrle and a pleasant manner that rust seems to make frrends for her ever effrcrent posrtron as class secretary valuable experrence for her future well groomed shrnrng brown harr erect posture the krnd of grrl you seldom frnd GENE CHAPMAN Casual Carefree Corney Tall blond and blue eyed really smooth on a basketball floor always ready to strck up for hrs own rrghts anyplace persrsts untrl he rs convrnced or convrnces well known for hrs yellow convertrble alvr ays well dressed hell get along ALICE ESPENSCHIED Actrve Able Attractrve The ever capable Senror class presrdent conscrentrous about all she does everythrng from studres to leadrng cheers neat as the proverbral pm snappy brown eves that dont mrss a trrck knows how to get along wrth everyone and does LAWRENCE FAUSNIGHT Serrous hy Selfcontarned Tall blond gentlemen from way up North occasronally takes hrs nose out of a book to favor us wrth a slow shy smrle mystery man of the Senror class whats he l1ke what does he thrnk? we can only wonder SALLY FREASE Laughrng Loyal Lrkeable Shrnrng eyes and a ready smrle quret except when she wants to say somethrng then she says rt and makes herself heard full of rdeas and suggestrons for the betterment of the class she lrkes to have a good trme a credrt to the class of 50 CAROL FULMER Vrtal Versatrle Varrable Close cropped naturally curly harr wrth a reddrsh glrnt grggle thats both comrcal and contagrous a flarr for clothes thats really amazrng cant hold strll when a fast number rs berng played qurte effrcrent when rt comes to really serrous matters Oh my Iohn' what would we do wrthout her? GRACE IEAN FULMER Dramatrc Drstrnctrve Drscernrng The flash of whrte teeth revealed by a sunny smrle dark harr rn a short do clothes rn always the latest of style lrkes to gab and admrts rt uses mrle long words wrth unassummg ease utterly frank but never tactless nrce to know PAUL SMITH Dauntless Droll Devrlrsh A twrnklrng humor and eyes to match very fond of teasrng poor helpless grrls usually found where theres excrtement easy gorng and unperturbable one swell guy IEAN STOFFER Elfrsh Eager Engagrng Gay and sparklrng brrght snapprng eyes zrps here and there always on the go her prquarnt manner charms many of the male gender and keeps at least two guessrng a good frrends no doubt about rt we lrke her ELAINE TESSMER Bonny Blond Bouncy Sweet and petrte drrves a hard bargam rn frnancral matters famous for her fudge and table tennrs cute specs are '-rer trademark a flrrty manner keeps em rnterested always there when thrngs are popprng a cute krd YANITA VAN CAMP Srrnple Sweet Srncere A quret frrend loves to do sewrng and frne needlework her readrness to help makes her a valuable commrttee member hers rs a look of angelrc quretness but you should see her when shes wound up a sweet gal RODNEY WAGNER Talented Tall-:atrve Teasrng A great brg fella wrth a lrttle car can coax beautrful melodres from a prano lrlce a master but would rather go to town orr poo numbers very unassummg about hrs talents wants to be cr pharmac st the future has much rn store for Wags CHARLES WEST Banterrng Burly Bumptrous A well burlt lad wrth a casual arr of selfconfrderrce dark wavy harr and penetratrng eyes hrs hot accordran tunes set toes tapprng he saves hrs love for one our gal Sal ta atrve and jokrng thats Chuck HARRIET CONE Frank Fashronable Flrppant A gal of many talents rhymes words whrmsrcally and serrous desrgns and makes much of her own wardrobe wrrtes and rllustrates for the Hr Lrtes her qurps are cute she has a grggle too just our Harrret BILL HARRISON Nrce Neat Nonchalant Lean and blond blase about rust anythrng and everythrng hrs mam drversron playrng hookey hopes someday to be an M D dont let hrs arr of rndrfterence fool you ' CARLOS HALL Breezy Bold Blunt Blond harr wrth a rust so wave blue eyes that laugh or snap accordrng to hrs mood he has many smooth of man ner but not a typrcal smoothre lrkes a gay old trme dependent but frrendly handsome? we thrnk so NORMA IEAN HARTONG Frrendly Farr Flrrtatrous Elond harr sparklrng blue eyes and a peaches n cream com plexron somewhat the heartbreaker but she really doesnt mean to be lust hkes a good trme loves to dance rrtter Luggrng wrth Carol preferred always on the go an alrrght r MICKEY HERSHBERGER Lanky Lrvely Loquacrous Our most traveled class member can boast of havrng extensrvely rrsrted thrrty states and two forergn countrres actrvely enroys outdoor sports beautrful frgure skatrng hrs specralty under hrs serrous expressron he hrdes a dry wrt whrch keep em laugn mg an asset to any crowd BOB HOOVER Inqursrtrve lmpulsrve lndrvrdual Always ready to lend a hand hrs mam drversron sleep drstrnctrve specks grve hrm a professorrsh arr another one of those well dressed lads has defrnrte rdeas about women the lrkes em? hes O K DICK KINSLEY Agreeable Affable Apprecratrve A quret frrendly manner rs hrs wrelds a wrclred hammer whrch helps turn out beautrful furnrture wants to make wood workrng hrs career has a shy but sly humor hes nrce ALLFN PFABE Amrable Ample Amusrng Sleepy eyed jolly though he grves a good rmrtatron of slow motron he generally accomplrshes what he sets out to do enjoys a good laugh especrally when rts on hrm famous for hrs srgh good old Al BOB REPLOGLE Athletrc Aggressrve Argumentatrve Dark moody eyes whrch set grrls dreamrng tall wrth a loose grace whrch ards on both the dance floor and basketball court sometrmes mrxed up when rt comes to affarrs of the heart vre couldnt do wrthout hrm J - -. - ' ... 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Ruth Anst1ne Norma Hartong and Ianlta Van Camp would l1ke to take Job 1n an offrce Ruth plans to go to college and then become a stenographer Norma wants to become a secretary nght after graduat1on from h1gh school and Ianlta has declded to become a book keeper Gene Chapman would hke to get lnto the market1ng busmess He wants to do whole sale or reta1l selhng Harrret Cone w1th her eye for art wlshes to become an lnterlor decorator Ahce Espenschred Sally Frease Grace enter the teachlng professlon Ahce wants to she wants to teach and Iean Stoffer wants to teacher Carol Fulmers ambxtlon IS to become a Lawrence Fausnlght wants to make h1s Iean Fulmer and Iean Stoffer have declded to teach lrttle cluldren Sally cant decxde what be a Commerclal and a Physxcal Educat1on fashlon co ordrnator 1n a large well known l1v1ng as a chem1st Carlos Hall w1shes to become an englneer ln some busmess B111 I-1arr1son would hke to become a Doctor of M9d1C1H9 Mrckey Hershberger chooses the great outdoor hte Hrs des1re IS to be an explorer and lncldentally a bachelor Also a lover of the outdoors IS Bob Hoover He has chosen farmlng as hts hte work If anyone wants any cab1nets made 1n the future they wxll be able to call on Dlck Klnsley and Allen Pfabe These boys have dectded to become Cablnet Makers Paul Smtth and Charles West desmng to be thelr own bosses w1sh to go mto busmess for themselves Paul wants to become a garage owner and Chuck tsnt sure what type of bustness he would l1ke Rodney Wagner has decrded to follow IH clst Bob Rep ogle 1 so wrapped up 1n trytng he hasnt hao tlme to thlnk about what he trylng to declde between college and the Elame Tessmer has deftmtely declded to h1s fathers footsteps and become a Pharma to ugure out what to do after graduat1on that wants to do tn a few years R1ght now he 1S Navy go to college but she IS havrng a l1ttl rouble ln makmg up her mtnd about what she wants to do after graduatton from college . . e , I , A r , ' ' c . . 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A B 1 I I ' ' ' ' ' , . . . . . . e 1 S6 IHOP ClElSS We the S mor Class of Hartvrlle Hlgh School bemg of sound mrnd and memory do declare thrs to be our last vull and testament Ruth Anstlne leave my ewrng ab1l1ty to Fern Pontlus Gene Chapman leave my trusty yellow convertrble to B1ll Susco Harrret Cone leave a prece of kleenex to whoever needs rt Ahce Espenschred leave my dotted SWISS glasses to Iohn Aman Lawrence Fausnlght leave my seat 1n Arnerrcan H1SlOIY Class to some lucky for otherwrsel Sophomore Sally Frease leave my loyaly to my man to Iean Fausmght Carol Fulmer leave my love of fun f1'Ol1C and 11Ve to Ieanne Vrdal Carlos Hall leave my roller skat1ng abrlrty to Tom Kanel B111 Harrlson leave w1th a slgh of relref Norma lean Hartong leave my ptterbuggmg to Henry Taylor Mlckey Hershberger leave my love of the great outdoors and my wander us to Tom Koontz Drck Krnsley leave my bashful blue eyes to Ionsey Domer Al Pfabe leave my class rrng to Marge Raft Bob Replogle leave my S1X tt and over frame and my broad shoulders o Iohnny Tschantz Paul Smlth leave my love C75 of teachers to lack Strlcklch Iean Stolfer leave my petrtness to Dlck Eble Ela1ne Tessmer leave my 1mp1sh manner to Ianlce Shoemaker Ianlta Van Camp leave my argumentlveness to Marge West I Ianrta Van Camp lease my lcxe of popcorn to whoever enloys Cleve land Indlan baseball games I Rodney Wagner leave my argumentrveness to Marge West I Charles West leave all my new cars to lack Clark The Senror boys leave the l1brary ln one plece CPD to Mr McCoy The whole Semor Class leaves therr supenorlty complex to the Iunlors We leave the rema1ns of the band to Mr Karres To Mr Pur nance w I av our rnterest rn Enghsh L1terature 1 ' 1 ' J L I, ' , ' s ' ' ' ' . I, , ' ' . I, ' , ' ' . I, . I . . . I , ' . I, I . . . . I, , ' . I, ' I 4 . I t . I, Bob Hoover, leave the shop to Scotty. I, , ' . I, , ' . t . I ,, ' . I, ' , ' . f - f V 7 . ' U WW QXCIY M CCL? Cfcwoeo W W W OL W ffl WL Jurxuora CLASS f s F1rstRow Mr Scott Mary Beene Vrrgmra I-lershberger Ruth Lavy B1ll1e McBrayer Fern Pon trus Mary Van Hooser Lydra Mrller Dons WVUQIIEI Betty Moor Ioan Esslq Second Row Iaruce Shoemaker Keith Pontrus Ioanne Graber Lawrence Oswald Tom Koontz Mary Lou Walker Davrd Hambleton Gwen Harris Bxllre Kinsley fhlrd Row Ed Llmbach Vxrgxl Domer Iacx Clark lack Strrckxch Drck Ebie Henry Taylor B111 Susco Iohn Aman Not Pictured Nancy Harrrngton IUNIOR CLASS NEWS President Eddie Limbach Secretary Lydia Mae Miller Treasurer Dick Ebre During the first semester the Iunlors gave a Community Party which in cluded a box socral cake walk and sauare dance The boys held a paper drlve wh1le the girls put their efforts into a bake sale The hi light of the year was that event everyone had been looking forward to the Junior Class play It was a three act comedy and a smashing success The Juniors had the conf'ess1ons at the basketball games and also had the honor of treating the fellows from the opposing and home teams To round off a very successful and eventful year the annual Iun1orSen1or Prom was held The class was under the able and wilhng sponsorsh1p of Ralph Scott Complrments of EARL HILL Plumbmg 6. Heatrng The class officers for the past year were: President, Tom Koontz: Vice- SOPHOMORE CLASS First Row: Miss Zarich, loarme Hoover, Bruce Watkins, Donny Hartong, leanette Kinsley, Delores Carmichael, Marge West. Second Row: Mary Lou Kanel, Mary Ellen Stutzman, Bob Van Dyke, Iack Frease, Kipp Kinsley, David Bagnolia, Doree Ptubright, Betty Vaughn, Alice Miller. Third Row: Shirley Young, Iim Harrison, Nelson Moor, Nancy Hill, Shirley Keyser, Ianice Besse, Alleda Kannal. Geraldine Mosely, Shirley Evans. Fourth Row: Tom Kanel, Garry Hershberger, Iohn Brothers, lim Mohler, loe Hupriclv, Dan Fulmer, lim S'archer, Don Bohaychyk, Lawrence Reichenbach. Not Pictured: Norma lean Fausniqht. FRESI-IMAN CLASS irst Rov Ralph Hall Dale Lower Wayne Workman Lawrence Miller lim Brumbaugh Lois Kurtz Rosemary Harrolet Alalyn Tessmer Lois Sturrn Iolan iscnantr Boy Van Hooser Pauline De Pew Wayn Hrmebaugh Betty Milburn Dorothy Roth Allen Carron lulia Hall Shirley Ashley Ieanne if Second Row M Miller Pl yllis Vidal Third Row Ruby Miller Connie Pontius Mary Sommers Bill Sut man 'ours Bocrcius Calvin Schrock Betty Sloybaugl' Ianet Reichenbafh lva Mitchell Arlene Wolf Iudy Moor Marge Rall Fourth Row Eldon Barry Iuke Hostetler lim Kimmel Lowell Amick Sfirley Tessmer Donna Chapman Melvin Dorner lack Clubbs Bob Ke ner Mike Berg Barbara Mohler Kay Knapp Bob Sunday Sherwood Mohler Not Pictured Ann MacKus1ck lil 9 L .DP - 'X npr ' QR - .,, x!-at-LS I Ja '. - . X 'FP . wi X 9 .. o , -' o. ' :r , ,H rn . 5. .4 1 , 'IU - Q . 1: . P. w- ' D - :Y . 5 ro . :: o' . , . , Q O ru . P' - 'cz . Q. ' E. . i . cn ' - ff ' ' 1: - Fm' - Q .B , Q P I.-1 A rn . Z 0. ' 0 V 4 Q , F , , -, ,E A-4: , rl E , Q I ' ' : N ' - 2. ' . ' ' QQ- . ' r S' tn :Tx - 'Tl -A , H sr- 7, , i f . G if ' , 1, K , ., I, I ' ,, If U I Q 5 ,M 1 1' , h C ' 0,1 1.- 5' h .agi- V1 3- E1 ad 'ff' EIGHT!-I GRADE First Row: Donald Hershberger, Wayne Stutzman, Arden Boyer. Eldon Wolf, Edward Brittian, Tom Essig, Earl Schlabach, Ierry Kinsley, Tom Dabney, Delbert Carmichael, Grace laclzson, Carol Decker. Second Row: Dorothy Vaughn, Robbi Botts, Barbara Miller, Donna Stout, Verbia Byler, Betty Goodin, Nancy Stutz- man, Bonnie Tessmer, Alice Schuck, Jackie Knowles, Sandy Van Dyke, John Otto, Sam Bockius, Dick Shoemaker, Mr. Cochran. Third Row: Nathon Taylor, Iim Besse, David Leadbetter, George Hinerman, Reva Proifith, Dorothy Miller, Shirley Palmer, Rose Ann Mohler, Sally Ponte, Ann Huprich, Eleanor Pontius, Carol Anstine, Shirley Moore, Barbara D'Atri, Nancy Cunningham, Glennis Oswald, Shirley McBrayer. SEVENTH GRADE First Row Betty lean Shrock Harold Van Camp Kelvin Bohaychyk Phil Cathon Dick Lavy Merle Keiner Tom rulmer Ions Ann Gnggy Carolyn Wagler Elsie Weax r Darryl Yeller lol-n Pastore Second Row M s Woolley Roger Weisel Ada Miller Martha Weaver Suella Chinn Kay Rubrrght Cullie Spen ce Mattie Coblentz Bill Miller Carol Stoll Leroy Pfabe Barbara Miller Third Row Iudy Brumbaugh Lester Meadows Norma lean Kannal Aetemease Williams Nancy Beachy William Barcus Larry Bagnolr Iack Wagler Marilyn Watkins Sandy Harrison Delyte Iones Mary Ann Bowman Fourth Row Opal Hmerman Eugene Ringer Opal lustice Shirley Iohnson Catherine Smith Alma Forkum Roy Hostetler Royce Albaugh Barbara Sherry lim Cain Iohn Grubb Paul Keener Alice Basenger Susan Troyer l ,,YY-+1-... ., , . . V D F 1 1 1 1 V 1 1 o , 1 . . Z . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - - 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 .- 1 1 - Umganmatccno T gill s wg ' cf ,, Y J S . 3-' NEWSPAPER STAFF Seated Mary Lou Walker Vlrgmla Hershberger Mrs Bond Ruth Anstme Carol Fulmer Norma Hartong Marge West Ioanne Hoover Second Row lean Stoffer Gwen Horns Lydra Mlller Suella Chmn Iackre Knowles Ruth Lavy Grace Fulmer Elame Tessmer Harrxet Cone Betty Slaybaugh Sally Frease Ed Lrmbach Thlrd Row Mary Van Hooser Ianlta Van Camp Carlos Hall B1ll Susco Charles West V1rg1l Domer Edltor rn Ch1ef ASS1SfQnl Edltor Carol Fulmer Ruth Anstme Iun1or Ed1lOIS Lyd1a Mrller Gmny Hershberger Buslness Manager Sports Ed1l0IS Club and Soclety Art and Features Carlos Hall B111 Susco Ed Llmbach Elame Tessmer Hamet Cone Grace Fulmer Norma Hartong CLASS REPORTERS Sen1or Sally Freas Iumor Sophomore Freshman Elght Grade Seventh Grade Lower Grades Alumnae Ruth Lavy Ioan Hoover Betty Slaybaugh Iackre Knowles Suella Ch1nn Ian1ta Van Camp Mary Lou Walker MIMEOGRAPHERS Ruth Anstme Carol Fulmer Ianlta Van Camp Iean Stoffer Mary Lou Walker Advisors Mrs B111 Susco H nry Taylor D1ck Eble V1rg11 Dorner Ed L11T1bQCIl Bond and Mr Purv1anCe Jokes and Gossip -- ........... --- Margaret West . ---A----------------------E- e e - 1 STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Bob Replogle, President: Norma Hartong, Vice-President: Mr. Karres, Advisor: Dave Hamhleton, Alice Schuck, Nelson Moor. Standing: Eldon Barry, Secretary, Mary Van Hooser, Gene Chapman. ludy Moore, Keith Pontius, Treasurer: Dick Lavy. Not Pictured: Connie Pontius, Norma lean Fausnight, LIBRARY STAFF Seated: Ieralene Mosley, Ginny Hershberger, Ioan Essiq.Standing: Mary Van Hooser, Gwen Harris. Mrs. McCoy. Ioanne Graber Marge West B111 Susco Compliments of MONARCI-I RUBBER CO OFFICE STAFF -P-. ,fx Seated Shxrley Keyser Mxckey Hershberger Mr Barry Standmg Marv Lou Kanel Ruth Anstme Mary Lou Walk er Iamta Van Camp Blame Tessmer Ahce Espenschxed SPEECH CONTESTANTS 1 Seated Nancy Harrmqton fDec1amat1on Contestb Grace Fulmer CPr1nce o! Peace Contest? Sally Frease fPrmce of Peace Contest Debate' Ahce Espenschled fPnnce of Peace Contest! Carol Fulmer fPr1nce of Peace Contestl Standmq B111 Susco CDebatel Mr Karres flnstructorl Vrrglnxa Hershberqer KDebateJ Charles West CDebateJ Comphments of AVALON DRIVE IN Canton Ohio Wu if Y , ' 1 A' rv- S .-5' t W N I ,ya B. . 3 5. 1 W 1 PM . Y-TEEN First Row: Miss McPherson lAdvisorJ, Ianita Van Camp, Ioan Essig, Virginia Hershberger lVice-Pres.J, Mary Lou Kanel CPianistl, Shirley Keyser, Elaine Tessmer, Connie Pontius, Lois Sturm, Rosemary Essig, Mary Beebe. Ioanne Hoover. Second Row: Adalyn Tessmer, Pauline DePew, Shirley Ashley, Ieanne Vidal, Alice Espenschied fChoristerb, Marge WGS-1. ISCII1 Swffer. Lydia Miller, Mary VUY1 HOOSGY lSecretaryl, Dolores Carmichael, Mary Ellen Stutzman. Third Row: Doree Rubright, Betty Vaughn, Lois Kurtz, Marge Ralf, Ianet Reichenbach, Joanne Graber, Norma Hartong CPresidentJ, Carol Fulmer, Grace Fulmer, Sally Frease, Ianice Shoemaker tTreas.l, Fern Pontius, Myrna Zellers. Fourth Row: Shirley Evans, Kay Knapp, Alireda Kannal, Ieralene Mosely, Phyllis Himebaugh, Ruth Anstine fChap- lainl, Mary Lou Walker, Harriet Cone, Norma Fausnight, Barbara Mohler, Donna Chapman, Nancy Hill, Gwen Harris. HY First Row Ralph Scott Ralph Hall hm Brumbaugh Lawrence Miller Kipp Kinsley Calvin Schrock Eldon Barry Rov Van I-looser Iohn Tschantz Donny Hartong Second Row Wayne Miller lack Frease Lawrence Re1cher'bachfSecl Mike Berg Iohn Aman Ed Limbach tVice President' Keith Pontius Iuke Hostetler Tom Koontz Denier Bill Sasco Tom Kanel tChaplainl Lawrence Oswald Fourth Row lim Kimmel Carlos Hall Irm Starcher Don Fulmer Charles West fSgt at Armsl Dick Ebie Don Bo havchvk lack Stricki h Bob Replogle Gene Chapman Rodney Wagner lPres Al Ptabe tSgt at Arms Not Pictu ed Nelson 'Vloor tTreasurerl Third Row: Bruce Watkins, lack Clubbs, Shirley Young, Bob Hoover, Melvin Domer, Bob Keener, Iack Clark, Virgil BOY SCOUTS First Row: Mr. Werstler, Charles Slusser, Robert Schory, Iohn Pastore, Ian Schuck, Billy Watson, Mickey Evans. Second Row: Iack Lucas. William Barcus, David Leadbetter, Iohn Tschantz, Sam Bockius, James Fausnight, Ronnie Fausnight. Third Row: lock Powell, Roy Van Hooser, Iack Frease, Louis Bockius, Lowell Amick, Kipp Kinsley, Wayne Worlr- man. Fourth Row: Richard Shoemaker. Ted Espenschied, Wade Lare, Melvin Domer, Iohn Grubb, Eugene Bair, Eldon Barry, Iim Brumbaugh. Not Pictured: Lang D'Atri, Donny Fulmer, Tom Fulmer, Dick Lavy, Harold Van Camp, Roger Weisel, Daryl Zellers, GIRL SCOUTS First Row Patsy Cooksey Iudith Stermer Nancy Brunnbaugh Sandra Ptabe Marianne Shoemaker Ann Sadler Concetta Baqnoli Robbie Bolts Iudy Smith Carol Decxer Gwendolyn Watkms Second Row Shirley Goad Bonnie Tessmer Sandra Van Dyke Nancy I-lonetor Dorothy Mohler Dorothy Vaugl-n Jane Zartman Sally Thompson Sandra Decrcer Henrietta Bledsoe Ioyce Ienkms Ruth Machamer night Iudy Martz Ann Amick Mary Ann Grubb Alic Schuck Joanne Lavorne Ianet Williams Fourth Row Shirley Iohnson Betty Goodin Barbara DAtr1 Sue Brothers Shirley McBrayer Marilyn Evans Glennis Oswald Nancy Cunningham Shirley Moore Kitty Lou Haines Martha Barcus Lillie Starcher Not Pictured Jean Correll Lois Kiener Sandra Kettering Connie Stuhldreher ILeadersJ Mrs Alton Knowles Mrs Earl Evans Mrs Decker Mrs Paul Moor Mrs Earl H111 Mrs F Keyser Mrs R Martz Mrs Sam Bagnolx Miss Dolly Hill l , Third Row: Ioyce Shriver, Marilyn Watkins, Iackie Knowles, Rosemary Kinsley, Bonnie Oswald, Kathleen Faus- - . , I - 1 I - I I 1 ll , I I I . I BUS DRIVERS lllil I 5 .?,ui 5, Ferman Slaybaugh Iohn Roth Gus Phrlhps Dxck Vzckers JUNIOR DEPUTIES Fxrst Row Roger Clay Bobble Mczrtz Glen Mlller Harold Second Row Ralph Beebe Hxchard Ansnne Calvm Smxth Besse Thrrd Row Curtrs Goodm Bnce Glendenmg Dcrmel Lutz lack L lcos Bruce Armxtage Fourth Row Ralph Rerboldt Eldon Wolf D Arles Gehman Brumbaugh Arden Boyer lVI1ller Ian Sclmck Charles Slusser Mr Erumbauqh Iames Mosley Lanny Bmgham Icxmes Ts hcmtz Lynn Dam 1 Ball Arthur Brown Iames Fausmght Dale Royer Daud Baqnoha Eugene Barr Wayne Mlller lame - U I I . ' . . . ' 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 - - - . , , 1 . , 1 v- 1 - 1 1 1 9 1 1 -1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . ' 1 1 - 5 1 . CUSTODIANS Firsi Row: Ralph Hall, Paul Keener, Iim Brumbaugh. Second Row: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anstine. Not Pictured: Tom Fulmer. n-no---....,..l...,,,. T... ......,......l nun--.....,,, 1-in-,-...-.5 -J-..... CAFETERIA Fxrst Row Martha Barcus Iudy Bumbaugh Mary Ann Bowman Elsle Weaver Delyte Iones Bonme Oswald Carolyn Wagler Leona Byler Lenora Byler Barbara 'Vlxller Verbxe Byler Laura Wagler Second Row Ieweldene Mosely L1ll1e Starcher Harlone Iohnson Opal Hmerman Susan Troyer Glennrs Oswald Phylhs Hxmebaugh Nancy Stutzmcm Wayne Workman Iohn Tschantz Eldon Wolf Arden Royer In the Krtchen Sally Bohaychyk Maude Bohaychyk Florence Sloat Lucxlle Thompson Complxments oi YTFEN CLUB M... 1 w.Jk..'.,.. -- ,A , nn un-eq-...,.,4wM.m...,. Z . ...- . . W. o f 2 ' 5 , A 4 1 ' -W. I f . . . . . 1 1 . A . , - . . , - . f . . . 1 1 , . . . I , . WNUSXC ,.f6'!!3': 40? ixx Q'o',, Q' Nag Xy,.,2'?' 14,5 X 4 s 5 lg ' ' 0 x . ' v 5 ' SENIOR BAND Frrst Row Grace lackson Ioanne Hoover Doree Rubrrght Norma Hartong Nancy H111 Vrralnra Hershberger Iackle Knowle Second Row Mr Farres Ahce Schuck Donna Chapman Domer Marge West Daryl Zellers Kay Rubrrght Ioan Thrrfl Row Bruce Watkms Eugene Rmger Carol Fulmer Myrna Zellezs Bonme Tessmer Elalne Tessmer Ann Fourth Row Shlrley Moor Carol 1-lnstme Marrlyn Evarxs W1.st Drck Ebre Henry Taylor Tom Kanel Shxrley Not Plctured Twyla Keyser Gwen Harris Sensor Mojorettef Lawrence Bagnolza Ianlta Van Camp Tom Pulmer Vrrgrl Essrg Sally Please Marzlyn Watkms Eldon Barry lean Stolfcr Rodney Wagner Mrke Berg Huprrch Shlrley Keyser Ted Espenschred Harrret Cone Ruth Anstme Lawrence Oswald Charles McBayer Krpp Kmsley lack Powell Nan v Hall Doree Rubrlght Norma ISU!! HCIrtOng Gmnv Hershberaer Ioanre Hoover The Hartvllle Semor Band ln therr brlght blue unrforms has made many outstandmg p r formances durlng the year These mclude summer festlvals the Stark County Pau Foot ball Prevxew football games Chrlstmas Con cert Spnng Concert and Commencement Through ram or snow the hrgh steppmg ma jorettes 1n thelr snappy blue and Whlle um forms were always out 1n front grvmg flne per formance-s s. 1 1 1 1 1 I . . . . .., 1- 6.- '4 I I - I I ' , . . I . . ., A ., - J, t . JUNIOR BAND Frrst Row Ahce Schuck Iackre Knowles Grace Iackson Manlyn Watkms Second Row Mananne Shoemaker Henrretta Bledsoe Roger Wersel Davrd Wertenberger Opal Hrnerman Jun 1or Pastor Mr Karres Thrrd Row Mary Ann Grubb Drck Shoemaker Merle Krener Dorothy Mohler Ioyce Ienklns lane Zartmcrn Charlotte Krnsley Lors Krener Iuamta Anstrne Glendennmg Mary Ann Bowman Not Prctured Carl Krener Ioyce Shrrver Damel Lutz Shrrl y Goad Cynthra Bledsoe Shrrley Tessmer Sandra Kettermq Lorena Pontrus Junior Mojorettes The Iumor Band has partlcrpated rn manv of the act1v1t1es lhal the Senror Band took part rn The JUIIIOI' Band also has snappy rnalorettes to boast of These g1flS under the d1rec+1on of Marge Vlfest have done a terrlfrc lob Grace Iackson Alrce Scnuck Marrlyn Watkms Iackle Knowles Fourth Row: Nancy Honetor, Lillie Starcher, Iohn Grubb. Sandy Van Dyke, Ierry Kinsley, Ralph Reiboldt, Brice MIXED CHORUS WWE Frrst Row Paulme DePew Dorothy Roth Mary Sommers Iulra Hall Paulrne Mrller Arlene Wolf Ann Owens Ada lyn Tessmer Phylhs Hrmebaugh Norma Hartong Ieanne Vrdal Shrrley Ashley Ioan Essrg Marv Ellen Stutz man Ruth Lovy Vrrgrma Hershberger Lots Sturm Mary Lou Kanel Ioanne Hoover Second Row Mrss McPherson Mary Van Hooser Ruby Mrller Grace Fulmer Kay Knapp Doree Rubrrght Betty Vaughn Ioonne Graber Ianet Rerchenbach Alice Mlller Ieralene Mosely Shrrley Pvans Barba a Mohler Har rret Cone Iva Mltchell Mary Lou Walker Gwen Horns Nancy H111 Donna Chapman Marge Rall Shrrley Tessmer 'Vlarqe West Conme Pontlus Fern Pontrus Thrd Row Loxs Kurtz Betty Mrlburn Rosemary Essrg Iucly Moore Ianrce Shoemaker Altreda Kannal Betty Slajbaugh Ianlce Besse Ruth Anstrne Carol Fulmer Sally Frease Ahce Espenschxed Shrrley Keyser Dolores Carmm hael Ieanette Kmsley Myrna Zellers Elaxne Tessmer Iean Statler Fourth Row Donny Hartong Dale Lower Roy Van Hooser Wayne Mxller Bruc Watkms Shrrley Young Allen Cathon Davrd Bagnoh B111 Stutzman Irm Krmmel Dick Ebre Don Bonhaychyk Bob Keener Ixm Starcher Don Fulmer Melvm Domer Tom Kanel Lowell Amrck Mtke Berg Eldon Barry Bob Van Dyke Ixm Brumbaugh Not Prctured Norma Fausmght Bcb Heplogle Rodney Wagner Vrrgxl Domer Charles West The choruses under the d1rect1on of Mrss McPherson have not only grven concerts th1s year but also entered vanous musrc contests The rruxed chorus met twlce a week for rehearsals and the boys chorus guls chorus and sex tette met once a week to work on thelr musrc Complrments of CASSIDY'S IEWELRY . 1 ' ' M 39 . It X A v. 1 ,X I f J I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 .1 1 Y 1 ' 1 I Y 1 v I 1 1 1 1 , , r - , , . ! ' I ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' Y 1 1 1 1 1 - l I I 1 1 1 ' 1 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 ' 1 1 1 . 1 1 , . I I - HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS CHORUS First Rcw: Ioanne Hoover, lean Stoifer, Mary Ellen Stutzman, Ioan Essig, Ginny Hershberger, Mary Lou Kanel. Shirley Keyser, Ruby Miller, Lois Sturm, Ccnnie Pontius, Doris Carmichael, Ieanette Kinsley, Rosemary Essig Mary Van Hooser. Second Row: Pauline De Pew, Lois Kurtz, Shirley Ashley, Ieanne Vidal, Dorothy Roth, Pauline Miller, Iulia Hall Alice Espenschied, Marge West, Fern Pontius, Mary Sommers, Elaine Tessmer, Ruth Lavy. Third Row: Adalyn Tessmer, Doree Rubright, Marge Rafi, Betty Vaughn, Alice Miller, Ianice Besse, Ianet Reichen bach, Grace Fulmer, Ioanne Graber, Norma Hartong, Carol Fulmei. Arlene Wolf, Ianice Shoemaker, Sally Freuse, Myrna Zellers. Fourth Row: Shirley Evans, Kay Knapp, Alfreda Kannal, Ieralene Mosely, Iva Mitchell, Phyllis Himebaugh, Mary Lou Walker, Ruth Anstine, Harriet Cone, Norma Fausnight, Barbara Mohler, Donna Chapman, Nancy Hill, Gwen Harris. Not Pictured: Ann MacKusick, Betty Slaybaugh, Betty Milburn, Shirley Tessmer. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CHORUS First Row Mis McPl' r on Donny I-lartong Irm Brumbaugh Don Fulrrer Don Bohaychyk lim Sa er Melvin Domer Bruce Watkins Dale Lower Second Row Alan Cathon David Bagnoli Tom Kanel Shirley Young Eldon Barry Roy Van Hoose Bob Van Dyke Third Row Lcv-ell Amrck Bill Stutzman Bob Keener Dick Ebie lim Kimmel Mike Berg Wayne Miller Not Pictured Boh Replogle Rodney Wagner Virgil Domer Charles West . I .R - . . hh . . s .es , . , , .. , , . Ir. , SEXTETTE First Row: Janice Shoemaker, Alice Espenschied, Grace Fulmer. Second Row: Carol Fulmer. Sally Frease, Barbara Mohler, Mary Lou Kanel faccompanism, BOYS CHOIR Frrst Row Marv Lou Kanel Calvm Bohaychvk Roger Wersel Harold Nan Camp Lang DAtr1 Bru e Armrtage Dame-l Peachy Second Row Mrss McPherson Lynn Besse Dallas Mohler Ian Schu 1: Iames Fausmght Darryl Zellers Davrd Sen lien Delbert Carmxchael 'lhrri Row Robert Cubbs, lack Lucas Dale Royer Phrl Cathon Drck Lavv Tom Dabney Arden Boyer Fourth Row Vhllram Mrller Eldon Wolf Lorm Werstler Royce Albaugh Ioel Wagner Torr- Fulmex Complrments of MONARCH RUBBER CO n .1 '. .. ' ,J ' ' - A 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 . . f . - . . 1 - 1 1 1 A ,1 1 . . V' ' ' - . Ufhfww 0 I rm' M7 :pf Wg it , ff W xl My ,f I 'S X , W M 71 ' L' W W I FOOTBALL CH EER LEADERS Ahce Fspenschned Yay Knapp Mary Lou Walker Mary Lou Kanel Comphments of TOM VICKERS Managers luke Hostetler Kexth Ponuus 1 1 1 . FOOTBALL Frrst Row luke Hostetler Nelson Moor Iohn Aman Lawrence Rexchenbach Ed Llmbach Eldon Barry Shxrley Young Kexth Pontlus Second Row Mr Cochran V1rg1l Domer Rodney Wagner Charles West Bob Reploqle Gene Chapman Paul Smrth Itm Mohler Thtrd Row Mr Hamblet Bruce Watkms Lowell Amrck Tom Koontz Tohn Brothers Itm Starcher B111 Susco Law ence Oswald Tom Kanel Dave Bagnolra Mr Barry Fourth Row Iohn Tschantz Krpp Kmsley Lours Bocklus Carlos Hall Henry Taylor lack Clubbs Iack Frease Roy Van Hooser Rodney Rauschenbach The Hartv11le Blue Streak fans wrtnessed the v1ctory tra1l on the gr1d1ron tlus year On August 21 th1rty f1ve fellows approached the practrce f1eld very hopeful OfLl'11S group Coach Hamblet dressed twenty two players every game The lust t1me the Streaks had a chance to dlsplay then wares on the gnd 1ron was at T1qer Stadtum Yes 1t was the Annual Stark County Football pre vrew on September 9 at whlch tlme the Streaks held the Spartans from East Sparta to a scoreless tte dunng 12 mmutes of football The Streaks had eleven returnmg lettermen for the 1949 season who helped lead HGIlV1l1e to 1ts f1ISl v1ctory ln three years Durmg the 1950 season 15 lettermen w1l1 return to the gndrron and to these fellows the Senlors wlsh the best of luck Sept 16 Sept 23 Sept 30 Oc Oc l Oc 2 Oc 2 Nov OPPONENT e Dover St Ioseph Umontown Jackson Canal Fulton Navarre Marlboro East Conton Mtddlebranch 0 They Compliments of TESSMER S GROCERY 1 THE 1949 FOOTBALL RECORD W . . 13 13 . ' 26 0 . 6 32 t. 8 23 8 t. 5 0 31 t. 1 0 7 t. 7 7 0 . 4 ' 38 ROBERT HAMBLET To Mr Hamblet goes tle deep est apprecratron of the squad Hrs untrrrng efforts were the stimulant whrch led the Streaks to therr frrst vrctones on the qrrdrron rn three years BOB REPLOGLE CRepJ Herght 6 1Vz Werglrt 180 lbs Rep was the captarn and brawn of the backfreld dur mg the 49 season He could al ways prck up the few needed mentlon on the all county team PAUL SMITH fSm1ttyJ Herght 5 10 Weight 150 lbs Smrtty was the marn stay rn the center of the lrne on defense and was always rn the game wholeheartedly Smrtty recerved honorable mentron on the all-county team EDWARD LIMBACH lFdl Herght 5 10 Werght 135 lbs Ed operated from the quarterba k slot Although he drd not have much brawn he was the brarn of the squad Ed was elected captam for the 1950 team because of hrs very capa ble leadershrp abrlrty FOOTBALL INTERVIEWS ROBERT COCHRAN To Mr Cochran also goes the apprecratron of the squad Hrs never say dre attrtude played no small part rn leadrng our football team to these rmportant vrctorres CHARLES WEST CChuckJ He1ght5 ll Werght 187 lbs Chuck played a very good game at rrght end but he was especrally noted for hrs abrlrty for backrng up the lma- on defense He recerved honor team and wrll be mrssed by the squad next year RODNEY WAGNER 1Wagsl Herght 6 Werght 217 lbs Wags was the good humor man and len tackle of the squad He frlled up hrs srde of the lrne where the opposrng team made very lrttle yardage VIRGIL DOMER Clonsrel Herght 5 10 Werght 155 lbs Vrrgrl played a very agqressrve game at hrs left end thrs year He wrll be a great asset to the squad of 1950 A . , . .. CJ yards. Rep received honorable able mention on the allecounty THOMAS KOONTL ffoml Herght 5 8 Werght 14 lbs Tom was a Iumor thrs yea and played a very good game at rrght guard Well be pectrng to see a lot of hrm next year JIM MOHLER Herght 5 9 Werght 135 lbs Irm was really a never say dre player He was a Sopho more thrs year but played hrs posrtron at end lrke a veteran Irm has a lot of football ahead of hrm so fceep your eye on that Mohler boy THOMAS KANEL fTomJ Herght 5 7 Werght 147 lbs Tom wa a very good offensrve center but was espec rally noted for hrs abrlrty as a lrnebacker Ton stopped many would be touchdowns by hrs alertness He also recerved hon crable mentron on he all county team SHIRLEY YOUNG Herght 5 8 Weraht 168 lbs Shrrley played a halfback and wrthout a doubt he was one of the fastest men on the squad He stopped many touchdown runs by the opposrtron because of hrs speed Shrrley Sophomore and wrll be back wrth the squad for two more years FOOTBALL INTERVIEWS 1-f ' 1 LJ 1.1 K WILLIAM SUSCO fBrllJ Herght 5 ll Werght 1b7 lbs Brll played a very good game at rrght tackle and was very effrcrent when the gorng was tough NELSON MOOR 187 lbs Nellre played halfback thrs year and often got the Streaks much needed yardage Nellre wrll be back the next two years and to hrm we wrsh the best of luck IOHN BROTHERS tlohnnyl Herght 5 8 Werght 130 lbs Iohnny and Tom alter nated at rrghl guard and he re cerved hrs second letter at that post lohnny has two years of football ahead of hrm ELDON BARRY lRedb Herght 5 6 Werght 136 lbs halfback posrtron and was very effrcrent especrally around the ends Thrs was Eldons frrst Eldon played a speedy year whrch means he has some very good football ahead of hrm J I f I . 1 L l f N ,. ,J 1 1' J ' j 1 gui' . , ,l',. - 'J ' ,, ,f A ' lr, vjlq ' . ' exe ' . ' fNelliel Height 5' 9'6 Weight ' . ' is a l - HOMECOMING Left to Rxght Mary Van Hooser Clumor Attendant? Conme Pontxus fFreshmcm Attendcmtl Norma Iecm Hurtong CQueenJ Mary Lou Komel fSophomore Attendcmtl Mlddlebronch vs Hortvllle In the Whxie Ierseys Ixm Mohler Bob Replogle Iohn Aman Paul Smnh Ed Lxmbuch Tom Kcmel Charles West is fD ,... A .. JUNIOR I-IIGI-I FOOTBALL TEAM First Row: Iohnny Grubb, Tom Dabney, Douglas Lee, Dick Shoemaker, Tom Essig. Iunior Pastore. Second Row: Calvin Bohaychyk, George Hinerman, Eddie Britton, Sam Bockius, Donnie Hershberger, Roy Hostetler, Leroy Plabe. Third Row' Raymond Young, lack Powell, Wade Lare, Ted Espenschied, Royce Albaugh, William Barcus, Gene Ringer, Larry Bagnoli. Kneeling: Tom Fulmer I I I JUNIOR I-IIGI-I BASKETBALL TEAM Kneelma George Hinerman Calvin Bohaychyk Don Hershberqer Tom Fulmer Second Row Roy Hostetler Wade Lare Raymond Young lohn Grubb The Iunlor H1gh football and basketball teams under the coaching of Mr Cochran completed very succo ful seasons Tn football the team played three games and won three games ln basketball they ended their season Wllh 17 wins and five losses they advanced as far as the seml flnals 1n the Class B tournament held at Canton South Compliments ol TESSMEFI S GROCERY Third Row: Loren Werstler, Dick Shoemaker, Paul Keener, Ted Espenschied, Coach Robert Cochran. . . , . -SS . 1. . VARSITY SQUAD Front Row, Left to Right: Ed Limbach, Iohn Aman. Gene Chapman, Charles West, Eldon Barry. Standing: Iack Strickich, Coach Bob Hamblet, Bob Heplogle. RESERVE SQUAD Kneeling Left to Right Iim Mohler Keith Pontius Lawrence Reichenbach Tom Koontz Roy Van Hooser Iohn Tschantz Standina Harley Evans Ralph Hall Lowell Amlck lr Hostetler Bob Keener Gary Hershberger Coach Robe! Cochran Compliments of THE PANTHY Second Row: Virgil Domer, Nelson Moor, Dick Ebie, Don Bohaychyk. Ioe Huprich. OPPONENT Navarre East Canton Umontown Brewster Alumnr lackson East Sparta Beach Crty Marlboro Canal Fulton Waynesburg Unrontown Mrddlebranch Marlboro VARSITY The Streaks started the 1949 50 season wxth a bang The charges of Coacn Bob Hamblet won 4 games before they lost Brewster the fu'st to score a v1c tory agarnst Hartvrlle was followed by the Alumnr and Iackson before the Streaks were able to trlumph agam They edged out a tough East Sparta squad and Beach C1ty Marlboro and Canal Fulton all fell v1ct1ms to the pow er of the Streaks Then came that unhappy January Z7 when the Blue Streaks lnvaded the mxghty Mohawk 'erntory The qumtet from Waynesburg were able to defeat the Hartvtlle frve by a large margrn We agam h1t the wmmng 'ra11 by beating an lmproved Untontown aggrega ron The Dlamonds from Mrddrebranch proved superlor rn a hard fought game on the opponents court The Streaks closed then season wrth a second wm over the Dukes of Marl boro In tournament play Hartvllle fell to the Marboro Dukes then beat the Un wontown Bobcats only to be defeated by the Navarr Rams They played c ood ball all season RESERVE The Reserve Squad under the drrector of Bob Cochran had a very success ful season th1s year The purpose of the Reserve squad 1S to g1V9 the players as much expenence as POSSIDIE and although the number of v1ctor1es IS not too 1mpress1ve the squad recexved the experrence whlch should enable them to produce wmmng basketball tn the near future VARSITY RECORD RESERVE RECORD 'e They OPPONENT e Navarre East Canton Brewster Central Catholrc Freshmen Iackson East Sparta Beach Crty Marlboro Canal Fulton Waynesburg Umontown Mrddlebranch Marlboro TOURNAMENT Marlboro Umontown Navarre 44 They 1' . .y . VX W 33 31 13 12 49 42 25 30 Greentown 55 42 Greentown 25 19 ' 52 43 24 30 37 45 ' 32 27 ' 35 37 25 26 45 49 34 33 . 31 30 ' 29 35 65 48 26 31 52 45 33 19 48 39 21 31 40 7U ' 25 23 ' 54 38 ' 30 29 ' 35 43 30 2l 54 S5 . 42 40 33 ' 59 46 BASKETBALL INTERVIEWS GLNE CHAPMAN H 6 Wt 180 Gene played a very sharp game at forward and was a very aggres sxve player on defense Hrs spznt and wrllmgness to wm ever urged the team onward CHARLES WEST 5 W 180 Chuck bemg the srxth man on the squad had to be prepared for almost anythmg and usually was Hrs ilghtlng spmt was aways an mspnratxon to the team BOB REPLOGLE H 6 2 W 180 Rep who played cen ter was a very valuable man on the backboards He was a good flghter and also knew how to shoot th t ball IO AMAN H 5 X2 W 135 Iohn always lull of pep and vlgor played good hall as a guard thls year Ne expect to see a lot of Iohn next year Compliments of HI-Y CLUB ID LIMBACH ELDON BARRY 5 Wt 150 Ed was cr very speedy guard who played a great part rn the success of the 49 50 campaign Ed a Jumor was a valuable spark to the team IACK STRICKICH 6 Wt 155 lark the leadmg scorer lor the Blue Streaks play ed a very agxle game at lo ward Hts good work dxd not go unnotrced tor he made the all-county lust team 5 W 140 Eldon a very aggres swe player played a hard fought posxtron at guard Although httle he was mrghty Re only a Freshrran and ha cr lot of basketball ahead of hrm COACH HAMBLET Mr Hamblet coached the varsrty through a very successiul season ol bas ketball Hrs knowledge of the game hrs untmng ef forts to teach the game and hls hghtmg sprnt were all factors that urg ed the boys onto vlctory Although the boys dxd not wm every game they drd make an excellent showing for Hartville, and for this the coach deser- ves much credit. CHEERLEADERS Alice Espenschied, Senior: Kay Knapp, Freshman: MczryLou Walker, Iunior: and Mary Lou Kanel, Sophomore. ,Q TOP LEFT Exerclses ' BOTTOM LEFT Let s Flght ' Compliments of KANDEL LUMBER CO Phone Marlboro 2951 TOP RIGHT Ready for Actlon CENTER Dont Fall ' BOTTOM RIGHT Ready? Go' 1. amp 045 Nr d!'h'sCJsc Sun Yo v' XXB6ff'o S U yff Who? gs if! ii TP,e,B'0.ck Hblb U 5eo'H'P ul 'K ' M C D J ,' ? QSM' '. G' 1 ' 7 , -an 0 Y D-- ? a- ' QQ u -' TPM HU' . 5 I Q: n ' ,, My Q2 1 ef N ,f... I I.. lip 5556 Q X : JUNIOR PLAY ,-- Seated Gwen Harrrs tHedda Barrmgtom Lydxa Mrller CVarcella Pamel Fern Pont1ustBeatr1ce Hudnutl Mary Lou Walker tDorothy Bullockl Kerth Pontrus fHllCfY Pamel Standrng Vrrgrl Domer fGay1ord Duckworth Iohn Aman tlfarrtex Krsslererghl Mary Van Hooser fPansy Pamel Tom Koontz lBQSll Bamngtonl Gmny Hershberqer tMlClq9 Pam Icon Essq lAmel1C!? B111 Shsco CDawsonl Vrrgrl Domer, Lydla Mrller Iolrn Aman and Mary Van Hooser Vrrgrnra Hershberger and Tom Koontz SYNOPSIS OF THE PLAY I'11 do 1t ' walls the pure but persecuted hero1ne I'1l go out 1nto the cold, croo el world, alone and frrendless, for my che1lds sake ' Aha' When I crush them, they stay crushed ' leers the rascally v111a1n as he tugs vrolently on the ends of hrs frerce, black mustache But h1s trrumph 15 short hved for he reckons wrthout the manly bosomed young hero who always arnves In the nlck of txme and rescues the hero1ne when she ln ln dlstress Yes, that's the way the Iunror play sounded It was an 1m1tat1on of the old fashloned melodrama and done purely for laughs 9, . if 5 . - ' X. 4 ' . ' . ' - . . . . . M . . - l . X. . 1. 1 . , . . U . . . ex: 5 . ,I . ' . H My N -t SENIOR PLAY Ahce Espensrhred Mrck y hershberqer Carol Fulmer Bob Replogle Iean Stoffer Sally Frease Carols Hall Norma Hartong Gra e Fulmer Seated Mrckey Hershberger fChuck Harnsl Ahce Espen cned 'Penny Woodl Carlos Hall CRoaer Van Vleckl Carol Fulmer lMrs Woodl Grace Fulmer Uuhe Harnsl Rodney Wagner LMr Harrrsh Standmg Elame Tessmer fShxr1ey Wentworth Paul Smxth fRalph Wentworthl Iean Stotler CM11ly Loul Bob Replogle merl The senror class play Iune Mad was presented Apnl 14 and 15 rn the school audrtonum Th1s three act comedy under the drrectlon of Mr Pur vrance mcluded f1fteen of the twenty two class members rn the cast The re mammg members helped behrnd the scenes constructmg the stage settlnq collectrng propertres applylng make up and workmg on advertrsmg Every body shared 1n makrng thls productron a success Iune Mad IS the story of two teen agers Penny Wood and Chuck Hams and the comphcated trme of hte between adolesence and adulthood It 1ntro duces then' famlly problems and brlnqs out the understandmg and devot1on therr parents have for them In sprte of the fact that thrs play affords many laughs rt does tell a heart warmmg story and catches the sympathy of the audlence ' . ' , ' e ' , . . , , . lMeryyn Rohertslg Sally Frease CMilly Loulg Charles West fMr. Woodlg huth Anstine CElliel: Gene Chapman KEI- B DQMQQ. 99 V 'lk 1. . '1 4..... L Covxspnr-0.1, :iff Q5 9. A I 1? I ' -f u- 1+ Cgilislhgll jf F7155 n jv-ess uk: qE8nrQ, amd -. CO MBV' arf' NOko0.H W1-ss Ruff MISTLETGE MIST Complxments of HARTVILLE FLORISTS 3' 1 a 5 r 5 E I SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER IANUARY Football Cl1n1c New Students Reg1ster Openmg of School Supt meetmg Teacher Staff Meetmg Basketball there Iackson Basketball here East Sparta Basketball here Beach Crty Basketball there Marlboro Band at Farr Openlng day for Students Football Prevrew at Massrllon Football here Dover St Ioseph Football there Umontown Freshman In1t1at1on Football there Iaclcson OCTOBER lOth Grade Party Football here Fulton 7th Grade Party Appollo Concert Artrsts Football there Navarre Football there Marlboro Stark County Teachers Meeting Iumor Class sponsored Dance Football here East Canton NOVEMBER Football there Mlddlebranch Band PICIIIC H1 Y Hayrlde Armrstxce Day lumor Class Play Iunror Class Play Ir Hrgh Basketball there Canton South Basketball here Fulton and Ir Hlgh Ir Hrgh Basketball there Umontown Booster Club Donkey Basketball Basketball there Wavnesburg Basketball here Umontown and Ir Hlgh FEBRUARY Basketball there Mlddlebranch Senror Scholarsh1p tests Ir Hrgh there North Canton Ir Hrgh there YMCA Basketball here Marlboro H S Dance Forensrc Tourney here G noa Basketball Tourney w1th Marlboro Basketball Tourney w1th Umontown Sophomore Skatlng Party Ir Hlgh there East Canton Mus1c Contest Ir Hlgh there Genoa Tourney Debate Debate Ir Hrgh Tourney Beglns MARCH Debate H1 Y Dance at Canton 24 25 Thanksgwmg 25 9th Grade Party 30 Football Banquet DECEMBER APRIL Basketball there Navarre Sr Class sponsored Barbershop Quartets D1str1ct Elementary Declamatmon Basketball here East Canton Basketball there Greentown Basketball there Umontown Ba ketball here Brewster MAY Chr1stmas Mus1c Concert 5 Y Teen Formal Ian 3 Chnstmas Vacatron Basketball here Alumm 21 Baldwm Wallace Mus1c Contest Y Teen Blrthday Dlnner KSU Vocal Mus1c Contest Prellmmary Scholarship Tests Senlor Play Senror Play Vocal Concert H1 Y and Y Teen at Lou1sv1lle Senror Class Carn1val Band Concert F1nals Scholarshrp Tests Prom Baccalaureate Serv1ce 1 ' ' 5 , , l ' 7 , , 2 ' , . 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X I I 'V,.. .-V i U 1.2 '- mm ::5 - ,. , I nv M ,1:,, ' :'- '1 at I , Nm ,Q l M ,X .-.,, EVIIA E: Fi ---- A S in my .,:E.: VX llnlu W lzn ,:f,llE AAEE: Q V. zzzigi Qzz- :Vi i ff .. I Z lf izi -:A1:5-1 Y ' 1 1 : ' ' M ' i V M M 3 T o . 5' Q 'A H i I 5 4? 'W - R ' H .9 R ga I ll 1 U ' 5.9 A 5 lx A X C4 , ff X 'X '4 4 V , N J f -7,191 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 50 CWLK .72 Buniacfz I-IARTVILLE OHIO Phone 882 - GENERAL CONTRACTOR - J. A. KINSLEY MIRAPLAS ARMSTRONG S TILE LINOLEUM Simca Kmed Jftchen Q Sp lily Phone 0Xford 2521 Uniontown Ohio Youll be happier HOOVER K I m ' i o eua' I ,I f .' f ' 'X Y. .1 A Q .. , iv X ' .H get A I 4 .M X A 1 x X ,- J X , ' A i i 2 -Q fi' 1 -.fi ' COMPLIMENTS Monarch Rubber Company of Hartville, Ohio COMPLIMENTS of DYE S Quality Meats A A Meats ALSO A Full Lune of PIONEER FROZEN FOODS 7 . . . A MEAL COMPLETE . . . CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '50 KOBACKER'S CANTONS PROGRESSIVE DEPARTMENT STORE DRINK 10106 IN BOTTLES CONGRATULATIONS to the C ASS OF 50 Keyser Brothers Growers 81 Shrppers Quafztg 'Uzgetadlfeo HARTVILLE OHIO SARASOTA FLORIDA COMPLIMENTS fffre Junbzg Home Cooked Meals L I Phone 563 of K7 At ALL BORDEN DEALERS' figrwsa ii! 5 PK, , lf! XAQICFCR AM,5 I' - .nw , 4 NV b A R C H S IMPLEMENT 81 SUPPLY TRACTORS DUSTERS IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT Phone 721 Swamp Road Hcxrtv111e Oh1o Phone 645 or 395 BLOCK 81 SUPPLY Complete L1ne of BUILDING MATERIAL IRVEN Kent Avenue Hartvllle Oh1o REST IT COMPANY Rest It Pillows or TRAVEL TELEVISION INVALIDS Specxal Orders Foam Rubber 202 N Prospect St Hcrrtvllle Oh1o J C BIRK STORE GROCERIES and HARDWARE Electncal Apphcmces General Merchcxndxse Phone OXford 2423 Umontown Oh1o COMPLIMEN TS WM. E. ASPLIN BASKET CO. Hartv11le, Oh1o CANTON BUTTLING C0 8 D1-:L1c1oUs r'LAvoRs IN c fs. B KOHLMAN'S CHOCOLATE Bel SAHARA DRY GINGER ALE I lla! 6.455 lf- L' ' A 19 I - al 1 I2 N7 I ,Q aw ' 'U I an I HARTVILLE 2 V1 A If, 233: 9,34 vtq ,fy A ' R.I. f - - . . of Ask for lfmeeevll L K Rlch in Food Volue Pure In Quollfy Wholesome ond Nutritious NORTH CANTON DAIRIES Inc DIAL 9315 If ts INSURANCE or REAL ESTATE blhd Co me 9wZLZe Aww REALTORS INSURANCE T I ph IAk JOXf d 2589 FURNITURE C1 1 9 1488 I N h ff' H C Open Every Evening I 0 I I I ' 1927 Unio Oh' or g IZ , 4630 eve and Ave. N. Phone - - ust ort o orest ill emetery - 'O-'GRATUL1-XTIONS AND GOOD LUCK .h CLASS OF 1950 to the d F G d Graduating Class of 1950 fHARTVH'LEH1GH YOUR GOLDEN STORE Baklng Company LETHERMAN S SEED STORE Bokers f Peter Wheot Breed COMPLIMENTS S C I-I O N E R S Chwwfet and Uldamahfe QUE Os' HARWILLE OHIO ' ' 1 O . Common, Ohio of I cnevmsr , gg Vai IF- EEE e - ' I 4 Green Musrc tore 16 I J if 50 Y Mn! ! W 43522 DOMER S Radlo 8. Electric TELEVISION I I RCA PHILCO ADMIRAL MOTOROLA ARVIN EMERSON CAPEHART COMPLIMENTS YOUNG S CORNER MARKET CONGRATULATIONS tothe CLASS of 50 SPOTLESS SPOT Conton s Finest DRIVE IN COMPLIMENTS T e BETTER DRESS SHOP North Canto Oh o HARTVILLE TOOL 81 DIE CO GENERAL MACHINE WORK Molds Tools rqs F tures and Specral Mcrchrnery General Repcur We Specxcrl e rn Atomrc Hyd ogen Weld ng Phone 722 321 Short St NORTH CANTON CLEANERS HARTVILLE LOCKER SERVICE 163 N Mmm st Drczl 97154 Complete Lme Of North Canton, Ohlo MEAT PROCESSING CURING and SMOKING ODORLESS DRY CLEANING DMI 547 ' 'S ' .' I - 5: ' A '-xx S . ' I 4' E Ever thing 1 T 3 1 F! Musical ' ' I S 1 Instruments . ' 1 evelcrnd Ave., S. . -l 'f Canton. O. Ph ne of I I . I . C of h 1' ix . . ' iz ' ' r i n, i COMPLIMENTS HOWARD S Rlch Frozen Custard Wholesale Retaxl Canton Hartvrlle Road Phone 9 7337 To The Class of 1950 BEST IN SPORTS BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE from the BEST IN SPORTING GOODS T e CANTON HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS CONE S NURSERY BETTER LANDSCAPING ETHEL S BEAUTY SHOPPE Permanents Shampoos Mamcures Fmqer Waves Rayette Cold Waves on Route 43 ETHEL YOUNG Owner COMPLIMENTS STICKLER S BARBER SHOP HARTVILLE ELEVATOR CO FLOUR GRAIN CUSTOM GRINDING FEED SEED C O A L A lj Deal For Your O Dollar ODADZIN GREENHOUSES Weddmgs Funeral Designs Corsages Etc Vegetable and Potted Flower Plants In Randolph Ohlo In Marlboro Ohxo Hartvxlle 2916 PHONES Marlboro 2011 BOSSART S GENERAL STORE WE DO CUSTOM BUTCHERING At Calro Phone 91754 of go I u Co. I I Hartviue' Ohio Phone 685 Located ZV2 miles north of Hartville of . l I . I O WHERE QUALITY COUNTS Dell ZS IEWELERS OF DISTINCTION 130 Market South GREENPOINT INN Service Stal-lon E A T S Fleeiwing Gas 6. Olls COMPLIMENTS ECONOMY FEED 81 ELEVATOR CO Wemhmth Ylwmmg Phone 327 HGUV1118 Oh1o Wllllam Hartong Stansbury Funeral Home General Repairing West Maple Street Hartvllle Ohxo Invahd Car Servlce Day or Nxght S Prospect St Phone 372 Phone 364 Hartvllle Ohlo or 9154 WHEN IN UNIONTOWN MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT COMPLIMENTS DEARDCRFF'S Phone Oxford 9201 T M PERRY of ' I Hartville, Ohio of The Uniontown Savings 81 Loon Association HARTVILLE BRANCH Hcxrtvllle Ohlo CONGRATULATIONS And for the COLLEGE or CAREER AHEAD it's CLOTHES from STUDENT HALL and the CASUAL SHOP at WN wowqco' CONGRATULATIONS tothe CLASS of 50 TARKS CANTON ALLIANCE MASSILLON COMPLIMEN TS Phone 9102 Hcrrtvllle Ohlo THERESA BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 752 KINSLEY S MARKET MEATS GROCERIES GAS G OIL B E R G ' S Food cmd Footwear Hcxrtvllle Ohxo Schram liosslter Crawford Co Horclwcn re Gloss Pcnnts Ozls Guns Varmshes Ammunmon and Sportmg Goods 430 Market Ave N Canton Oh1o Phone 3 2408 .. - E . of 0 S A ,0 I OG Sunnyside St. Hcrrtville, Ohio Phone 638 Hcrrtville, Ohio 7,64 I - - - COIVIPLIIVIENTS Compliments SHOEMAKER S SERVICE ATLANTIC SLAYBAUGH s Petroleum Products CANFIELD SERVICE I-IARTVILLE OHIO A FINE DRUG STORE IN A FINE COMMUNITY 81 SONS SCHAFER MESSERLY DRUG C0 Growers ot V E G ETA B L ES The Rexoll Drug Store I h B I 1 3400 N h C Oh of I I ot ' 1 Phone 592 H - -H Oh- H 'I O' 1 G d FI Ph 356 Ph alker s Hart Schaffner 81 Marx CLOTHES COMPLIMENTS Q hte qfestaurant GH CI1. 10 Watches Jewel ry 75,417 1 NIUSNB U ESTABLISHED l9l0 xv, IOSTUSC S E STERN 6 MANN COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATING CLASS OF 1950 fefm G ann Canton Oh1o - . t, Y Q - ' I 5 1 A 4 I x .x ,T . T. . Diamonds Canton, Ohio The offers its of C572 to the C t Oh' ALBRIGHT FRYE COMPLIMENTS T e Hardware 81 Supply Co F E SCHUMACHER BUILDERS HARDWARE PAINTS E1 tn 1Appl SthM hC EVERYTHING IN LUMBER 11 UIIZII y HARTVILLE HARDWARE Inc The Qual: y Store Ph 339 H t 1 COMPLIMENTS T e CLEVELAND TAPPING MACHINE C0 of , A Co. ,V I A 5 -1.- Pl b' g - ec 'ca ' Ph 311 JSO ou crin Str t Hcmvi e' Qhio N t t Oh' 1 o of TM - II -L Il l 'l Oh' n GET THE BEST COMPLIMENTS GET S EALT EST of 0 WERTENBERGER MILK 81 ICE CREAM GROCERY D I 6 7256 ll T e STANDARD FARM GOOD LUCK to CICJSS of SUPPLY CO SPORTING GOODS GE A H OLIVER FARM EQUIPMENT H A I I' L E 6M11kC 1 s SOBMCG g NW Ph 33930 11 Ph 506 Hart 1 Oh H ' Oh' C Oh' h k . u 5011 licmces - ardware Glidd Paints Ney Bm Equipment DRY CLEAN ERS Home Freezers ' oo ers 138 h P p S. re or . . C Oh' one H ' Oh' vi le, ' Compliments FAUSNIGHT PONTIAC SALES W st Maple St eet Hcxrtv111e Ohlo Phone 543 COMPLIMENTS W H KAMERER 81 SONS BUILDING CONTRACTORS Dxcrl 528 or 747 Hartv11le Ohio Leo J Domer Agency H H RUNDQUIST Asst Mgr INSURANCE CASUALTY HEALTH L I F E FIRE ACCIDENT HOSPITALIZATION BEST IN INSURANCE Phone Maple Street W 363 Hcrrtvxlle Oh1o NORTH CANTON RECREATION 8 Alleys wuth Tel E Score SODA BAR Phox e 92894 for Reservcuons f . , . of r 0 e r ' , ' 538 , ' n COGAN S QUICK LUNCH WHEN IN CANTON STOP AT COGANS FOR QUICK LUNCH ui SANDWICH I Earl Cogan 3 cl I W 40406 COMPLIMENTS T e DIAMOND PORTLAND CEMENT C0 Mddl b h Oh SUPER SERVICE GMC Trucks Kaiser and Frazer Cars GENERAL REPAIRING GREASING WELDING 4 NghC1l as H 11 Compl :ments A Fmend I of -N3-INT.. Ph iem ' MOHLER'S of 2 -Hour Towing Ph 512 ' 5 . Oh. SEEIT... DRIVEIT... CONGRATULATIONS The '50 FORD Ways NEW for 50' to the CLASS of 50 T ! RICE OFFICE SUPPLY CO Russ Brldenthal SUPER SERVICE 204 Th d S FORD MERCURY LINCOLN 11 h Z COMPLIMEN TS fgzhr Ref,-9 Ghs N WALLACE DIE SHOP C Oh 50 ' , , .ib . -1 I , f - - - I Q ' th Xxx ix.- ., ' I ' ll ll - - fi Ph , 326 H ' O ' Q n c A N 1- o u , of JC 438 - t t., .W. V cmton, io - COMPLIMENTS W,aqnefz,'4 Thmmaag, Sales 84 Service DESOT0 and PLYMOUTH Courteous ond Dependable Servlce PHONE S21 EAST MAPLE ST Hortvulle 0hIO of WEST'S CONGRATULATIONS to The C ASS OF 0 K W Zellers 8 Sons l-lortvllle Ohio Phone 37l The E little store h h everyllfmmg olmost L ' 5 Hartville Variety Store th CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 50 Kernut Chapman G Sons QUALITY VEGETABLES Belle Glade Florndo Kanel Brofhers PULPIT LECTERN ond ALTAR COVERS ALTAR BRASS WARE ROUTE 43 CAIRO Phone 511 Hortville, Ohio 6- -mg---X-'Viv' t-1 v -,LX - ---- Vx --- f--V xtxxiugr- - - ar- --:E -Q fvqi .-- - E , --fed-L--------f - K. :.. A: f.f-.rf-..-V-1-.2-.' -V V H - - 2? ' . 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