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- Class of 1947

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'l. , f 2.-1 . ff - f N25 nmmwgqgi- MEADE' 413,21 MMA v-Sw , .ei --Q EAST EXTERIOR OF FAWCETT STADIUM wwsfy To Lehman students, faculty, and the c1t1Lens of Canton, thc namc 1m Robinson has become ss nonvmous wlth the name and actlvltlcs of Lehman High School R has not only gncn to Ichman ln outstandlng rccord ID ill flclds of athletics ln hls past twenty three years hcre as head coach but school and 1ts ZILIIX mes, whuch is the dlstlngulshlng mark of 1 h1ll topper Coach IS a second father to all athletxc mmdcd boys and should he lease hrs posntlon, h1s umque comhlnatlon of wlnnnng personality athlenc shrevsdness and school loy alty would be hard to replace. We sush h1m many more successful seasons 1n the future as vtc snncerelx dedlcate th1s 1947 Polarls to Coach Iames R Rohlnson Page l l I 'Y i . . In ,- , 1, 4, , 2 ' ,- ' 2 he has also helped greatly to instill in Lehmanites the pride in their Pnlaris Sfaff EDITORIAL STAFF 11111111 V1 C 71 'IYSIYHIPII 11111111 Sc 111111 lrf lm v I mlullzvxlzlc DI fllffx ll 1 111 Spmlx 11.1111 flu 11f11 1 11x11 I L I I a1l1x1 1114111111111 M111 lgu Ruth liotnnk Harold XX mmlx ohn Iloffmm liirlnrl Nox lk N in Hog, lll IIIIIILLI 1 1 BUSINESS STAFF lion long Abt Bexprlx XISLOLJUIC H irl m bmdgll 11 I ol ll Russ mson llxrn l nga IJ IX ul Iukson I rank ll xmllmn 1 llllmn Torglnr Pat Md own misc Bloom lrg.,arLt lhgohllcl M irl U1 I org.,lLr 1.3.5.5 lilrkgr IN II'NlIl A ULF! D un Nunur 3 xt Mohr x lux I 1 liuyrlx lint M xrx lou I lwmggr Illun Smglur Alme K c ok 5 I nrlu Ntgrlmg Rolurt Nlorxn Xllsx Xlulnlg Rosy ll A Ilur Ima Bu! r 111 S1 ml I L 5' -1-,111 2' I ' ' 1 .' 1 I qi Y . - Q I I' I I I hz - ' 2 f 1, A Az ' ' ' p , 1 1' Q -- 5 1.1 'cv I I lx I ll ' I I I ' '- ' I2 I Phil ' I urn I It I n . 4 2 ' . f ' 'X . 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SOUERS HAYES R PUTNAM M P XVATTS P1 mrffml fy KN S., Samuel L Bell Instrumental MllblC N N In Page 15 R P CHRISTIAN 5 1 . v I. W. DELP Director of High School.: and Research F I. CAVENDER James A Bern Industrial Shop Techmcal Shop Technical Drawmg :du tn Xthnn inte RS - .ll . . Y 1 , W .y 7 - m A . ,y I I fu fi . Ai f -.14 ' 5. ii, . ' I S! I I If I I , 'S . I MI ns. a.Q rm. Kvm .ww up. an 1111. mm... 51. f . A ' Rf' 's -'1 - :II-um Inxrxr Q I..'. in I-III. .'XIc:'4-xx Iv. Faculty X ,kr rl so N, tx Q Rune Nolan G Blackman Margaret Buel Mechanical Drawing Algebral III Suclolugy l'll tum x Robert Fuller R05 E Gf055 Asslstant Coach Plane Geome ry N X mnt nl an Q -ll Q BOYS Adv 59 N I Xlxron Florence E Hull J J HutChCr1S Enghsh III Dramatlcs Algebra I English II Wor'd I-hstory Xl X llrulellnt N 4 1 II xrx :rel htm v t 40' .4-P I sp' Ruth Lehmlller Luclle Leiter Engllsh I Latxn II Amencan HISIOYY 1 n N Modern History R t Lloyd D K lme Algebra I General Science N lu Margaret Hemrnchs Chemistry S X N flnt fw M flerles Cnvxcs Crmmerce and Ind.1stry Business Law s 1 t mu mlttu H Grace Long English III IV 4h1tn Page 16 T' Ruth 1 ogan Vccal Music I l Marcella Herbst Offlce Secretary A F Lawrence Typewrltmg I II School Treasurer Faculty Mana ger of Athletics lun Dorothy Madar Business Practice Busmess English Stenography Typewrlhng HN1nl-fl lxu Nm X N -I. 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'scat Mary Ellen Shadel Home Economxcs I Il Personal Reglmen Child Care S m l'tl Nluml Dorothy Vogelgesang Spamshl Il Frenchl A B Vllttcnbtrgt NI A Columblx L of Pans L of 'Nlocxtn Page 17 Annette Shell Phystcal Educatwn Coach Nlmun l unex lolltgc 'ill Wendell M Wlll1amS Florence Wnllett English II IV Girls X Plane Geometry Su Advnser Geometry Algebra IV l'h B NN ooster Coluxnlnt Trigonometry, Physics folurulu I3 S NIOUHY I num Nl A Ohm irate I six ri P ' ' f'111 . ' -' K. . ' ' .X.B. Fl 1 .' . 1 l f Sc1..1wl Libr: . '-we, f' ll SIU- ' ' 1 NV. . 1 .. . ' , ,Q . 5 QM is . . , . , ' . l . ' lv I ' ' , Y ' ,.' .. 3 ': fi fl A ' . . 1 f' X l ,.... '. V' . - ' ' X ll I if ' if AA ' I .'j , ' ,,, B.S.l1 A 'sity B.S. ' -f, we in , t so . I ' i . - . U ' I . , , - , X ' ' lid f- f- e ,f f - 5 I P Szninrs 'Bib Etarfwfll Senior Officers Presldent B111 Talmadge Secretary Audrev Whlke Page Vnce Presxdent Don MCMRHHIS Treasurer Carol Taylor Sen1or REVIEW 43 44 Well we made 1t' 'lhe halls of Lehman ICCCIVC us' late for classes Latln 1 the xmmoltal blackboard lecture Akron Kenmore game Wlth Pat Henne as our attendant seven man m1rch mg band-class off1cers DlCk Sm1th ohn Maxson Marge F1ck and Peggy Barker Blond Bomb shell Bev1er Bell goes 1nto h1s rout1ne at the senlor party Fr1endsh1p and H1 Y In a House Lxke Thus A Cappella carols echo down the corr1dors p1lgr1mages to the Youngstown f1eld house basketball dance ded1cated to the team spr1ng fever sem1 f1na11sts 1n the basketball tournament fsweet memorles of a weekend at the Deshlerlj freshman party featur1ng Apr1l Showers The Fabulous Inval1d T B patch tests jumor M1ss -exams 44 45 New schedules Leaders Club tryouts Dewey landsl1de 1n Lehman electron-dramatrc club- cheermg contests at pep assemblnes we present attendant Nan Kl1ngstedt to gr1d1ron royalty Seven Keys to Baldpate -class pres1dent Dean Becker VICE presndent ohn Weaver treas urer Nancy Horger secretary Dorothy Love-Chr1stmas holndays m1d year exams-coal short age vacatnon gym exh1b1t1on sophomore party Good bye I W hello M P ThCSPlaH 1n1t1at1on geometry The Desert Song Sally Johnson captures Most Valuable Basketball 4546 Upperclassmen--chemnstry equat1ons-we choose JIITI Wuske D1ck Barnes Nancy lane Black and Marjorne Wheeler as off1cers-educat1onal mov1es lunches at the P B Butch Maxson Dean Becker and 1m Wuske jom the varslty ranks 1n football and basketball The Torch bearers Ellen S1ncla1r elected our attendant to the football queen flu ep1dem1c-our party KlddlCS Krnstmas Kaper journal staff D1ck Barnes voted presldent of Student Government and Peggy Barker treasurer The Red M111 Sh1rley F1restone and B111 Talmadge go to N F L f1nals-e1ght of us tapped for Natlonal Honor SOCICYY we transform the I O O F mto a n1ght club for the prom une Gullette relgns as attendant to prom queen spr1ng thaw 46 47 Thlrd floor at long last' B111 Talmadge Don McMann1s Carol Taylor and Audrey Wh1ke elected class off1cers band festnval physxcs lab 11m Wuske capta1n of the football team une Gullette queen and Pat McCown attendant represent us 1n the football coronatlon at the Youngstown North game Home Fc Club organ1zed garf' Sen1or PICIUIES john Maxson and Dean Becker basketball co capta1ns Polar1s and journal staff banquet at the Ehte-Chr1st mas formals new exam system the eternal battle of college appllcatnons O S U psych test -our Valentnne party Polar1s deadlmes we sponsor a mght at Our Town Mus1cal Stars of 47 tournament pep-assembly for N H S -oh that prom weekend-class mght and bac calaureate the b1g day arrlves farewell to L H S' Page 21 . . 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Cf ILJIIJIJ I1 Nutur Lggx Jldlhun Xukr Arn.: N run nn lfllll :xx Q I uv. 11 uduxx gi .xrllxu x Ru h nrd Rgh, Um- Nunn.-r ada' P-Q' l Lg . if ., A a lx :lun lhuuxnulwf Nu! I PM.: lu l',xr1w.m Nl. IM,-Arm N. -. IV- 1 A Pub X NI. rm' 'U -ll lld P ' 1' mx NI V P 1- . - 4 fy N wi If Ni' N. if Ifllcn 5im'l.1ir H Righgfu Smith Hershel Srnucklcr Martha jane Snyder Doro! hy Stephen -. jack Stewart Xxilliltlll Vl.lllll.!.gL' Lnrul L. Tdylof Dun 'Ihnmpxon Lillian Tnrgler Marian 'llnrglcr Hnlcnc Turner ,luhn Weaver Nancy Vibcks Ann XYcslrick Mdrporic XY'hccler 'K E Q ' Whey ah- S- yur 'W' Senior Directory ALBERT, MARVIN, Classical National Honor 5, 4, Polaris Staff 4, Chem. Lab. Assist. 5: Physics Lab. Assist. 4. ALWINE, ROSS, General A Cappella Choir 2. 5: Operetta Z, 5: Band 5, -J. ANDREWS, JA M ES, Classical Student Government I, A Cappella Choir 2. 5, 4, Operetta l, Z, 5, 4, Chorus I, Basketball Intra- mural 2, Intramural Golf 5, Band 2, 5. -'iz Football Reserves, Swing Band 2, 5, 4. ARNOLD, ROBERT, Technical Student Government l, 5, Golf tlntramurall l, 2, Reserves 5, Band l, 2, 5, Hi-Y l, 2. 51 Swing Band 2, 5. ASSEL, HOWARD, Technical AUREDEN, MARY ALICE, Commercial Dramatic Club l, 5, Chorus l, 2, 5, Librarian 4, Friendship l, 2, 4. BAKER, NEAL, Classical Journal Staff 5, 4, Band l, 2, Chem. Lab. Assist. 4. BALAUN, EDWARD, Technical Thespians 2, 5, 4, Star Thespian 4, Dramatic Club l, 2, 5, 4, A Capella Z, 5, 4, Operetta I, 2, 5, 4, Physics Lab. Assist. 4, Class Plays l. 2, 5, 4, National Honor 4. BARKER, PEGGY, Classical Class Officer l, Student Government 1, Z, 5, Secre- tary 5: Treasurer 4, National Forensic League 5, 4, Polaris Staff 5, 4, A Cappella Choir 5, 4, Operetta 5, 4, Chorus l, 2, Librarian 4, Friendship I, 2, 5, 4: Pres. 4, Quill and Scroll 4. BARNES, RICHARD, Classical Class Officer 5: Journal Staff 4, Student Govern- ment l, 5, 4, Pres. 4, A Cappella 2, 5, 4, Operetta 2, 5, 4, Football Varsity 2, 5, 4, Track I, Z, 5, 4. BATES, IOYCE L., General Journal Staff 4, Chorus I, 2, 5, Girls Athletics 4, Librarian 4, Girls Leaders Club 5, 4, Friendship Club l, 2, 5, 4. BEATTY, RICHARD, Classical Thespians 5. 4, Dramatic Club 2, 5, 4, Debate 4, Class Plays 2, 5, Literary Club 5, 4. BECKER, D EAN, Classical Class Officer 2 fPres.l, Student Government 2 fVice Pres.b, Basketball Z, 5, 4, Captain 4, Reserve Basketball 1, Golf 5, 4, Football 2, 5. 4, Reserve Football l. BEST, BEVERLY, Classical Student Government 1, Polaris Staff lbusinessl 4, Chorus l, 2, 5, 4, Girls Athletics l, 2, 5, 4, Girls Leaders Club 5, 4, Friendship Club l, 2, 5, 4, National Honor 4, Home Ec Club 4, Quill and Scroll 4. BILDENBACH, ANN, Commercial A Cappella Choir 4, Operetta 4, Chorus l, Z, 5, Girls Athletics 1, 2, 5, 4, Scarlet and Gray Basket- ball 2, 5, Scarlet and Gray Volleyball 2, 5, Friend- ship Club l, 2, 5: Girls Leaders Club 4. BLACK NANCY ANE Classical - J . Class Officer 5 4Treas.l, journal Staff 4, Thespians 5, 4, Dramatic Club l, 2, National Forensic League 2, 5, 4, Sec. 5, Operetta 1, 2, 5, 4, Band l, 2, 5, 4, Girls Athletics 1, 2, 5, 4, Maiorette 2, 5, 4, FriendA ship Club l, 2, 5, 4, Class Plays 5, Girls Leaders Club 5. 4. Spring fever Nothing like a little fresla air Intermission Senior Direcio BLASER. ROB ERT. General Basketball Ilntramuralb I I Ba d Vice Pres, ig Hi-Y I. 1. 51 Swing, Band 7 4 'Iratlt 2, 53 Baseball 3, II. BLOCHER. GIQNEVEIVE, Cll!IIN1llLldf Friendship Club I, Z, 5, I BOLI, MARK. Gellerul Dramatic Club I. lx Chorus l 7 lntramur Varsity Football I: Rescue Footbrll l l. lg Class Plays lg Boys Lei cts u 7 5 BOTNICK, RUTH. 1l.1r,IiI'.1l Dramatic Club -Ig Polaris tt lricnts ID , . Club I. -. es. 1. BOYDELA-FOUR. LESTER. GEIILIII Chorus I. 1: Track 5. 'll BRAND. XVILLIAM. C.lt1,viii'.1l BRAUN. PAUL. TL'L'Z7IliL7Ji Band I. l. 51 HI-Y Z. BLTCHTIEL. DEAN. CFLWIFIAJZ Student Cvoxernment 21 H BUTLER. DIANE. Cliziiiiul National Honor 5, 'll Polaris Stuff Ib s ncssl A Cappella 5, 'll Operetta s I Chor lricnd ship Club I. l. -3, VI: Quill md S rt CIASPER. VC lLLlAlVl EDXYARD 1LL,HlILd! Athletic Manager 5. Cheerleidcr I Bois Lcidcrs I CLAFLIN. XVlLLlAM. ,l76'Lf7fliL'Il Polaris Staff 5. -I: Football Rcserxts I HIY 7 Track S, AI. COLABlNE. PEGGY LOU. CUNINILILIII Dramatic Club I: Chorus I CQOLANIER. JEAN. l.I.1.I,v1t',1I N. F. L. Z. 5. -I: Debate 7 s I Poliris Busin ss Staff 4: Chorus I. 2. 5: Girls Athlctts Friendship I. 2. 5. I: Home lx Club I Quill and Scroll -I: National Honor I COPE. LELAND. C.'Ii1,vxit-ul Chorus I. 2: Orchestra I. COR DI ER, PATTY, GL'Ht'I'dl Chorus I, 1. 5: Girls Athletics 7 s Librari Friendship Club I. 2. 5, 4 COYLE, HARRY, General Student Government 2: Basketball Ilntramurali I. 2. 5. 'ig Hi-Y lg Cheerleader 7 S I T Boys Leaders Club I. 2. 5 I Vice Pr COYLE, JIM. 'l'er'lJI1icul Basketball tlntramuralh 3 Golf 7 S Football Varsity -I: Boys Leaders Klub 7 'I CROSS, ARLYCE. Clusximl journal Staff AI: Girls Athletics I 7 Khem Lab. Assist. 5: Basketball 7 4 CROPLIZY. DONNA, General Chorus I. Z: Scarlet and Gru Xolluball I Girls Athletics l. 2. 5, 41 Frien s ub Home lic. Club II. DALLAS. JOANN, Cmrlmercitll IJEARMAN, BEVERLY. 667161 I1 The banging of lbe greem The gamefv out that ll 111 Ned Men of dirtnutmn Senior Directory DETWILER, XVILLIAM. Classicul Hi-Y 43 Class Play +iQ Transferred -i. EBINGER, MARY LOU. Classical Quill and Scroll 43 Polaris Staff 5, 43 Chorus l. Z, 53 Friendship Club l, Z, 5, 43 Baseball .23 Girls Athletics 53 Art Committees l, Z, 5. 4. EDDINS, DON, Classical Football Reserves 53 Hi-Y 53 Baseball 2, 5, 4. EVANS, JOANNE, Classical Chorus l, Z3 Scarlet and Gray Basketball QRe- servesl 53 Scarlet and Gray Volleyball 43 Friend- ship Club l, 2, 5, 4: Girls Leaders Club 5, 4. FARRELL, JOHN, General Student Government 2, 53 Chorus 2. 5, til Foot- ball Reserves l3 Hi-Y l, 23 Track l, 2. 5, 4. FARRES, MARY, Classical Scarlet and Gray Volleyball 43 Girls Athletics 4. FICK, MARJORIE, Classical Polar Bear Athletic Award 2, 53 National Honor Society 5, 43 Pres. 43 Class Officer l3 journal Staff Editor 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Student Government Z, 53 N. F, L. Z, 5, 43 Sec. 23 Chorus 43 Orchestra l, Z, 53 Sec. 53 Band l, 2, 53 Scarlet and Gray Basketball l, 2, 5, 43 Scarlet and Gray Volleyball 2, 5, 43 Girls Athletics I, Z, 5, 43 Basketball Skills 5: Chem. Lab. Assist. 53 Friendship l, Z, 5, 43 Swing Band 53 Girls Leaders Z, 5, 43 Vice-Pres. 4. FINESMAN, ANNETTE. Clussinll journal Staff lbusinessl l, 2, 5, 43 Quill and Scroll 43 N. F. L. 43 Orchestra 43 Friendship Club l, Z, 5. 4. FIRESTONE, SHIRLEY, Classical journal Staff 43 Ouill and Scroll 43 Thespians 2. 5, 43 Sec. 5, Vice. Pres. 43 N. F. L. Z, 5, 43 Treas. 43 Debate 4: A Cappella 43 Operetta 2, fi Girls Ath, letics l, 2. 51 Friendship l, 2. 5, 43 Class Plays Z. 5, 43 Girls Leaders Club 2, 5. 43 National Honor 4. FLEISCHMANN, HELEN R., Classical Journal Staff 4: Student Government l, .23 A Cappella Choir 5, 43 Operetta 5. 43 Chorus l, 23 Friendship Club l. 2, 5, 4. GALPERT, IDA, Classical Scarlet and Gray Basketball 1, 2. 5: Scarlet and Gray Volleyball 2, 5, 43 Girls Athletics 5. GALPERT, SARA JEAN, Classical GARHART, MAXINE, Classical Chorus 2, 53 Friendship 4. GERAGHTY, ROBERT, Technical Dramatic Club 2. 53 N. F. L. 53 Chorus l. 23 Hi-Y l, 2. GOFF, WILMA, Teclnlicul Dramatic Club l3 Chorus l, 2, 53 Girls Athletics l, 2, 53 Friendship I, Z, 5, 4. GOOD, PAULINE F., General journal Staff 5, 43 Business Manager 43 Chorus l3 Friendship l, 2, 5. GOODIN, HELEN, Classical National Honor 5, 43 Vice-President 43 Players Club 5. 43 Dramatics Club l, 23 N. F. L. 5, 43 Operetta I3 Chorus I, Z, 5: Girls Athletics l, Z, 5, 43 Consecutive ChamP 5: Chem. Lab. Assist. 53 Friendship l, 2, 5, 43 Girls Leaders Club 43 Base- ball l. Z, 5. You tell 'em, Demzip' Perrerted sense of bzmzm' Our alma mater Senior Directory GRFFNF. IRXVIN. f.1u.uit'al Intramural Basketball -i. GULLETTIZ, JUNE, Crnzlnlertitll Student Goxernment -ig Girls Athletics 5: Friend- ship Club I. 2, 5, -ig Prom Attendant 5: Football Queen Ai. HADDEN, l'lIf'I l'lf. CFl1lll'l'cl! IIADLEY, ANDRFXV, Cfltlxximl Chorus l. Z. 5. IIAI.-FFR, DFLNIA. Gwlwulf Chorus I. Z, 5: Girls Athletics I. Z: Friendship Club I. 2. 5. vi. HAMILTON, FRANK, ilitfclulictzl Student Gox ernment l. 2: Thespians 5. -I: National Forensic League Z, 51 Vice-President Z: Dramatic Club 2, 5. Ai: Polaris Staff 4: Assistant liditor -I: A Cappella Choir -ig Operetta I: Chemistry Lab. Assistant 5: Hi-Y S. -I: President ei: Literary Club 5, 4: Quill and Scroll -iz National Honor Ai. HAMILTON. JOAN, Cla.v5iu1l journal Staff ri: Friendship Club 5, 4: Vice Presif dent Ai. Entered from California. HANNUM. JEAN. Cltutitul National Honor 5, '41 Dramatic Club -+1 A Cappella Choir 4: Operetta -iz Chorus I. 1. 5: Friendship I, 5. -iz Literary Club 5. Ai. HARTZELL. DARLENF. Clu5,timl Orchestra I. 2. 3. -I: Friendship I. Z. 5: Swing Band 5. HFNNE. PATRICIA. Gt'l1t'l'dI Friendship I. 2. 5. Ai: Chorus I. 2: Football At' tendant I: Home Fc Club I1 Student Goxern- ment 2. HILKERT. DICK. Cluxyicul National Honor 5, -I: Treasurer I: 'Iournal Staff -I: Dramatic Club I: National Forensic League -I: A Cappella Choir 2. S, bi: Operetta Z, S. -I: Chorus I: Hi-Y I. S. HILL. MARILYN. General Orchestra 5. -I: Band 5. -ig Girls Athletics -I: Friends ship Club 5. AI: Swing Band 3. -ig Entered from McKinley 5. HOCKFNBFRRY. CHARLES M.. General Debate I: Operetta -I: Chorus I. 2. 5: Orchestra I. Z. 5: Band I. 1. 5: Hi-Y I. Z. 5: Secretary: Class Play 5. HOFFMAN. ANNE, f,iflIl1NI6'VCidl Dramatic Club I. Z, 5. 4: A Cappella Choir 5. -41 Operetta I, 5, -ig Chorus I, Z: Friendship Club I. Z. 5: Literary Club Players 5. 4: Bond and Stamp Salesman 2, 5: National Honor -i. HOFMAN. ANNE. Ci!lIl1lllt:'I'l'Id, Polaris Staff Iliusinessl 1, 5. 'll Chorus I. lg Chem. Lab. Assist. 5. HOLDING, CYRIL, C.lu.ttical Student Goxernment 5. I: Intramural Basketball I, 2: Golf 5. Ai: Captain I. lllvere do we go from here? Life ruff! be ffm! tough' jlll'6I1il6 flelizzrllzeazts Poker + Ijuglixb IV ' Senior Directory HOOVER, RICHARD, General Intramural Golf 5, -ig Orchestra l, Z, 5, ,iq President 4g Hi-Y l, 24 Swing Band 5, 4. HORGER, NANCY, Classical Class Officer 2: Student Government fig Polaris Staff 5, 4, Chorus l, Z3 Friendship Club l, 2, 5. 4: Quill and Scroll 4. HORN, PHYLLIS, General Polaris Staff 4, A Cappella Choir 4: Operetta 4g Chorus l, 2, 5g Girls Athletics l, 2, 5g Ping Pong Champ 2, 5, Friendship Club l, Z, 5, 4g National Honor 4. JACKSON, DAVID, Classical Quill and Scroll 5, 4g Polaris Staff 2, 5, Editor 4g A Cappella Choir 5, 49 Operetta 5, 4g Chorus 23 Hi-Y 1, 2, 5, 4, Treasurer 4: National Honor 4. JANSON, RUSSELL, Classical Dramatic Club 1, 2, 5g Polaris Staff 1Business7 5, 4g Operetta 54 Hi-Y lg Boys' Leaders Club l, Z, 5, 4. JARRELL, VIRGINIA, Conlnlercial journal Staff 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Student Gov- ernment lg A Cappella Choir 41 Operetta l, 2, 5, 4: Chorus l, 2, 51 Friendship l. 2, 5, 41 National Honor 4. JERLES, BONNIE LEE, Classical journal Staff 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 5, A Cappella 2, 5, 4g Chorus lg Librarian 43 Friendship 1, 2, 5, 4, Class Plays 5, Literary Club 43 National Honor 4. JOHNSON, SALLY, Classical journal Staff 5, 4, Student Government Z1 Chorus 43 Band l, 23 Scarlet and Gray Basketball l, 2, 5, 41 Scarlet and Gray Volleyball 2, 5, 45 Girls Athletics l, 2, 5, 43 Friendship Club I, 2, 5, 4g Girls Leaders 5, 4, President 4. JOHNSTEN, ROBERTA A., Classical Chorus 1, 2, 53 Librarian 41 Friendship Club 1, 2, 5, 4. JON ES, LUELLA, Classical journal Staff 5, 4, Quill and Scroll 4: Student Government 4g N. F. L. 2, 5. 4: A Cappella 43 Operetta 4g Chorus l, 2, 53 Scarlet and Gray Volley- ball 4: Girls Athletics l, 2, 53 Friendship l, 2, 5, 4g Class Plays 2g Girls Leaders 5, 4: National Honor 4. KARANTONIS, DOROTHY, Classical journal Staff 4, Exchange Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 4g A Cappella Choir 5, 4: Operetta 5, 45 Chorus 2g Orchestra 1, 2, 5: Basketball l, 2, 5, Volleyball l, 2, 5: Cageball 1, 2, 53 Librarian 4: Friendship Club l, 2, 5, 41 National Honor 4. KLINGSTEDT, NANCY A., Classical Journal Staff 5, 43 Quill and Scroll 4: Chorus 1, 2, Girls Athletics l, Z, 51 Football Attendant 23 Friendship Club l, Z, 5, 41 Bond and Stamp Sales- man 5g Red Cross Council 4. KUMPF, WALTER EUGENE, Teclmical Tennis 5, 43 Hi-Y Z, LEIDTKE, JANICE, Commercial Chorus 1, 51 Friendship Club l, 2. 5. 4. Lunclv at the P. B. Dave cliscorers North America Fred Van Horn, Libby Rudd, and Gene johnson. Are we laappyl ll e graduate, too. Senior guardians: Mr. Blllfklllflll. Miss Long, Miss Maclar, Miss I.elJmiller. Miss Heinriclas. Mr. Gross. Absent: Mr. Rickert. Senior Directory LEMMON. RICHARD, Gwlwufl Intramural Basketball I. Z. LEONARD. ANN, t.'l.mit-al Student Government 53 Chorus I. lg Scarlet and Gray Basketball Z, 5. ig Scarlet and Gray Volley- ball 5. -I: Captain vig Girls Athletics I. 2, 5. -ig Badminton Champ. I. lg Girls Leaders Club 5, ai. Treasurer I. LEVISTEIN. BARBARA j.. fflrzsiirill Chorus I. 1: Friendship Club I. 2. s I LOVENOXV. PATSY. Cicmfrurl Chorus I. NIAINS. ALBERTA. C.l.1i.iiml Girls Athletics I, 1. 9. I1 Scarlet and Gray Volley' ball S, I: Reserxe Scarlet and Gray Basketball 51 Friendship Club I. 2. 5, -Ig Librarian I. NIARBLFRGER. DOROTIIY. Clt1.i.iitu1l Girls Athletics I. 1. ig Librarian I: Friendship Club I. Z. 5. ii. NIARCONI. GENE. Claiiiruzl Intramural Basketball lg Chem. Lab. Assist. IL Ili Y I. lg Boys Leaders Club I. 1. NIARTIN. NANCY, Clilniull Chorus I. Z: Friendship I. 1. s. I. NIAXSON. -IOIIN. Cl.1,i,iiti1l Class Officer lg Student Government 2. 5. Basket ball 2. 5. ,ig Co-Captain 4: Intramural Basketball I: Reserxe Basketball lg Golf 5. IL Football Varsity 41 Reserye Football I. Z, 5. MAYBACGH. PATRICIA. Clarrizull journal Staff -ig Chorus I, 2: Girls Athletics I. lg Librarian sl: Friendship Club I. 2. 4. NKCONKEY. IOANNE, t.'li1i:vit'i1l Chorus I. 1. 53 Friendship I. Z. R. bi. NIcCfJXVN. PATRICIA Clrmirul Polaris Staff 'IQ Chorus I. 2. 5. Student Gosern ment Ig Girls Athletics I, 21 Football Attendant -I: Friendship Club I. 2. 5. Il Literary Club 4. McliENNA. DAXVN, Classical Chorus I: Chem. Lab. Assist. 53 Friendship I. 2. INICMANNIS. DONALD. Classical Class Officer -Ig journal Staff 5. ig Feature Editor ig Thespians 5. ,ig Dramatic Club I. Z. 5, A43 Presi- dent Ai: National Forensic League 4: Debate -I: Operetta ig Chorus lg Chem. Lab. Assist. 4. Ili-Y Ig President Z1 Chaplain 31 Secretary ig Class Plays 7 4 I -, ,,-. McMlLLAN. TODD, l.'lui'.iicul Entered from Castle Heights Military Academy 'ig journal Staff 41 Chem. Lab. Assist. 5, Football Varsity AI: Football Reserves ,lg Track -i. MEYER, FRANK. Clu.txit'al Orchestra -ig Band I, Z. 5. ig Swing Band 5. ii. NIILLAR. JOANN. Gwlerul Girls Athletics I, 2. Librarian 'IQ Friendship Club I. 2. 5. PI. MILLER. JINNY. Cjwunierridl Chorus lg Scarlet and Gray Volleyball 5. ig junior Badminton Champ. MOEGLING. PATRICIA, f.0HIllll'l'L'llIl Friendship I, l, 5. I. 'l'ln111L.v for llve u1cfnmrie.v .llolnek llleznlgerie Senior floor slum' Senior Directory MOORE. LOUISE. Classical National Honor 5. -i3 Secretary 'll Polaris Staff '41 A Cappella Choir -i3 Operetta 43 Chorus I, 2, 53 Girls Athletics I. 2. 53 Librarian -ig Friendship Club I, Z, 5, -i3 Quill and Scroll i. MONG, RICHARD, Teclnlical Band Z. 53 Boys Leaders Club l. 4. MORELAND. DALE. 'I'eclJr1ical Student Government 43 Dramatic Club Z. 53 Chorus l, Z3 Intramural Basketball Z3 Intramural Golf Z3 Band I. 1. 53 Treasurer 53 Chem. Lab. Assist. 43 Hi-Y l, 23 Treasurer Z3 Class Plays 2, 5: Track 2, 5. 43 Leaders Club l. 2. 5, 43 Sec.Treas. 5. MYERS. FAY, Classical Dramatic Club Z. 5, -iz Girls Athletics Z: Librarian 43 Chem. Lab. Assist. fi: Friendship Club 2. 5, 43 Literary Club 4. NOTTER, DONALD G.. Classical National Forensic League 5, -i3 Debate 5. IQ Band 2, 5. NUNIER. DON, Tclclulicul Polaris Staff 5, 43 Hi-Y I3 Sophomore Council: Quill and Scroll -i. OLDHAM, PEGGY. Classical Chorus Z. 53 Friendship I, Z, 5. 'll Girls Athletics I. OSMUNDSEN. ROBERT, 'I'ec'l1uici1l A Cappella Z. 53 Operetta Z. 53 Basketball Reserves 23 Orchestra l, 2, 53 Band l, 2, 5, 43 Hi-Y l. Z3 Vice-President Z3 Swing Band 5, 43 Track 5, 4. PACA, NED C., Classical Student Government 23 Intramural Basketball 53 Physics Lab. Assist. 43 Reserve Football 53 Hi-Y 'IL Track l, 2, 5, 43 Boys Leaders Club l. PATTON. AUDREY. General Entered 4 from Polytechnical I-Iigh School. Long Beach. Calif.3 A Cappella 43 Friendship 43 Girls Athletics 4. PEARCE, IVIARCIA. Commercial Chorus l, Z3 Friendship Club I, 2. 5. 4. PIERO. WRETA. Classical Dramatic l, 23 Chorus I, Z3 Librarian 43 Chem. Lab. Assist. 53 Friendship Club I, 2, 5. PITTS, MARTHA, Classical Chorus I. Z, 53 Girls Athletics l. Z, 5. 43 Band l. Z, 5. 43 Scarlet and Gray Volleyball Z. 53 Friend- ship l, 43 Swing Band 43 Baseball l, Z. 5. 4. POXVELL. V. MAXINE, Cmnmerciul journal Staff 5, 43 Student Government I3 Dra- matic Club I3 Chorus l3 Librarian 43 Friendship Club l, 2, 5, 43 Girls Leaders Club 5, i. PUDDINGTON. ENID, General Chorus 43 Band l. 23 Scarlet and Gray Basketball 5. 43 Scarlet and Gray Volleyball 43 Girls Athletics I, Z, 5, 43 Friendship Club l. 2, 5. 4: Girls Leaders Club 4. PYLE. MARILYN. Classical journal Staff 43 Thespians 5. 43 Dramatic Club l. 2, 5, 43 N. F. L. 43 Debate 43 A Cappella 2, 5. 43 Operetra I. 2. 5, 43 Girls' Athletics l. 2. 53 Chem. Lab. Assist. 53 Friendship l. 2. 5. 43 Class Plays l. 4. RAEBEL, DICK. Technical Student Government 43 Basketball Reserves 51 Var- sity 43 Football Reserves 53 Varsity 4iQ Track Z. 53 Captain 4. REHOR. RICHARD. 'Ieclmical aml Classical Chorus l. 53 Intramural Basketball 13 Band I, Z REID. ALEXANDER, General A Cappella Choir Z. 5, 43 Operetta 1. 5. 43 Physics Lab. Assist. 43 Hi-Y l, Z, 5. 43 Secretary lg Vice- President 43 Class Plays 4. ROYER. JEANETTIE A., Commercial A Cappella Choir 43 Operetta 43 Chorus l. 53 Girls Athletics l. 2, 53 Friendship Club I. 2, 5. i. RUDNER, ALLAN, 'l'eclmiral Student Government Z3 Intramural Basketball Z, 'll Chem. Lab. Assist. 53 Boys Leaders Club 4. No nzouey, cake-eaters? C lJrislm.f1s crzrolers llnflfklflg lmrzl, kids? nior Directory SAMMET, BONNIE LOU, f.vUIIllII6 l'L'ldl Friendship Club l, 2, 5, 4, Dramatic Club I, Chorus l, 2. SCANLON, ANN, Classical Polaris Staff 5, 4, Circulation Manager 4: Chorus l, 2, 5, Senior Gray Volleyball, Librarian 4, Friend- ship Club l, 2, 5. SCHILTZ, THERESE M., General Librarian 4, Entered from St. john's 5. SCHMITT, PATRICIA ANN, General Journal Staff l, 2, 5, Advertising Manager 4: Quill and Scroll 4, Chorus Z, Friendship Club l. Z, 5, 4. SCHOTT, HUGH, Classical A Cappella Choir 2, 5: Operetta 2. 5, Chorus lg Intramural Basketball I, 2, 5, 4, Band l, 2, 5, Reserve Football Z, Baseball 2, 5, 4. SCHRACK, CYRIL, General A Cappella Choir 4, Class Play 4, Operetta SHIVE, JOYCE, Clasxical National Honor 5, 4, Chorus l, 5, 4, Band l, 2, 5 SILVERMAN, SALLYE, General Dramatic Club l, 1, Players 51 Thespians Ai' Friendship I, 2, 5. SINCLAIR, ELLEN, Claxxical Polaris Staff 4, Football Attendant 5, Girls Arh' letics l, Z, 5, Friendship Club I, 2. 5. 4, Librarian 4. SMITH. RICHARD, Technical Class Officer, President I: Student Government l: Z, 5, 4, Dramatic Club l, 2, Intramural Basketball 5, 4, Athletic Manager 4, Varsity Football 4, Re- serves 2, 5, Hi-Y I, Class Play I, Track Z, 5, Boys Leaders l. SMUCKLER, HERSHEL, Teclsnicul Intramural Basketball l, 2, 4, Chem. Lab. Assist, 5. SNYDER, MARTHA JANE, Classical Dramatic Club I, 2, Band I, 2, 5, 4, Secretary 4, Scarlet and Gray Basketball Z, 5, 4, Scarlet and Gray Volleyball 4, Girls Athletics l, 2, 5, 4, Librarian 4, Friendship Club I, 2, 5, -ig Swing Band 5, 4, Girls Leaders 5, 4, Secretary 4. STEPHENS, DOROTHY, Commercial Chorus l, Z, 4, Band l, 2, 5, 4, Librarian 4, Friendship Club 1, 2, 5, 4. STEWART, JACK, General Student Government 5, Chem. Lab. Assist. 5. SCHUMACHER, PAT, Commercial journal Staff 4, Quill and Scroll 4, A Cappella 41 Chorus l, 2, 5, Friendship l, 2, 5, 4, National Honor 4. SCHWEITZER, WILLIAM, General SCHWEITZER, MARILYN, Commercial SCHWERZLER, JANE, Classical journal Staff 4, Dramatic Club l, 2. 5, 4, National Forensic League 5, 4, Chorus l, 2, Chem. Lab. Assist. 5, Friendship Club l, 2, 5, 4, Players 5, 4. SCOTT, THOMAS, Classical Student Government 4, Operetta 4, Class Play 4, Track Z. SERRA, MARIE, General Chorus 1, 2, 5, Girls Athletics 4, Librarian 4, Friendship Club l, Z. Senior intellects at work Gee, girls, I ll'tlX only lficlclingf Prof. Farrell conducts Senior Directory SHELT, DEAN, '1.6l'!JI1ll'dl Student Government 5, 41 Band l. 2: Football Varsity 43 Boys Leaders Club l. SH ERER. JAMES, Classical Student Government 2, 53 Chorus l: Intramural Basketball l, 2, 5. 4: Basketball Reserves l: Chem. Lab. Assist. 41 Football Varsity 43 Football Re- serves 5. TALMAGE, WILLIAM. Classical Class Officer, President 43 National Forensic League 5, 43 President 43 Debate 2, 5, 43 National Honor 4. Transferred from China 0 l I sg U TAYLOR, CAROL L., Cla.v.viu1l Class Officer 43 Journal Staff 43 Student Govern- ment l, 2, 5g Thespians ft Dramatic Club l, 2, 53 National Forensic League 5, 4g Treasurer 43 A Cappella Choir 2. 5, 43 Operetta I, 5. 4g Chorus lg Orchestra I, Z3 Librarian 43 Chem. Lab. Assist 51 Girls Athletics I, 2, 5: Friendship l, Z, 5, 43 Class Plays 4. THOMPSON, DON, Commercial Journal Staff 5, 41 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 4. FORGLER, LILLIAN. Cluxsirul Dramatic Club I, Z. 5, 43 Players 5, 43 Operetta I3 Chorus 13 Scarlet and Gray Volleyball 5, 43 Stu- dent Government 2: Girls Athletics l, Z, 5, 43 Librarian 43 Chem. Lab. Assist. 53 Friendship Club l. Z, 5, 43 Quill and Scroll 43 National Honor 43 Scarlet and Gray Basketball I, 2, 5, 4. TORGLER, MARIAN, Classical Student Government 5, 43 Dramatic Club l, 2, 5, 41 Polaris Staff 5, 43 Operetta I3 Chorus I3 Scarlet and Gray Basketball I, 2, 5, 43 Scarlet and Gray Volleyball 5, 43 Girls Athletics l, 2, 5, 43 Librarian 43 Friendship Club l, Z, 5, 41 Players 5, 43 Quill and Scroll 43 National Honor 4. TURNER, HALENE, Claxxirul Journal Staff 5, 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Girls Ath- letics l, Z, 5g Friendship Club l, Z, 41 Class Plays 43 National Honor 4. WEAVER, JOHN, Clarriful Class Officer, Vice-President 2g Journal Staff 43 Student Government l, 5, 43 A Cappella Choir 43 Operetta 43 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 53 Cheer- leader 2. 5, 43 Class Plays 5, 43 Track 5, 41 Boys Leaders Club 1, 2, 5, 4g President 4. WEEKS, NANCY, Claxtiral Chorus l3 Girls Athletics I, Z, 5: Orchestra I, Z, 51 Band Z, 5, 43 Friendship Club l, 2, 5. 43 Swing Band 5. W FSTRICK, ANN, Clatsiral Journal Staff 4: Thespians 2, 5, 43 Dramatic Club l, Z, 5, 43 Secretary 41 N. F. L. Secretary LiL Class Plays l, 2, 5, 4: Literary Club 5, 43 National Honor 4. WHEELER, MARJORIE, Clusximl Class Officer, Secretary 53 Chorus l, 23 Band Z, 5. 4: Maiorette Z, 5, 43 Scarlet and Gray Basketball l, 2, 5, 4: Scarlet and Gray Volleyball 5, 43 Captain 43 Friendship l, 2, 5, 41 Girls Leaders 5. 4. WH IKE, AUDR EY, Claxsical Class Officer Lil Student Government l, Z, 5: Dramatic Club l, 2, 5, 43 Operetta l, Z: Chorus l, 2, 53 Librarian 43 Friendship Club I, 2, 5. 4: Officer 43 Players 5, 4. WILLIAMS, JACK C.. General Intramural Basketball I, Z3 Golf I, Z3 Reserve Football 51 Hi-Y I. XY USKE, JIM, Tevbuitul Class Officer 53 Student Government 5: Football Varsity Z. 5. 4: Captain 43 Football Reserves l: Basketball Varsity 2, 5, 43 Basketball Reserves lx Baseball 5. IANIN, RICHARD, General Transferred from Powhatan 2. Football Varsity 5, 4. Uh. 115411 Seflior flllfl-1 .' l The pause that refreshes Must lame been exam week C1388 -Kill x5 SIIIFICX llrestonc Don N1LNllHI1lN M081 NYIHLPTIC Slllx ohnson B181 X 01118 Unk HlllxLfI Audru Pitton I 13.4 BFQ1 DRESSED r Hold Pu Hcnm ' .. A Q' ' HY' DL-gm Bucky-r Cy il ing. 2 - - ri ,, ,. BEST LOOKING Pu MCC own Ilm Coyle CLASS ARTISTS Pfat Schmxtt Mary Lou Fbmger C LASS WITS jack WXIIIIHHIS Ann Wfesrrlck OUTST ANDING Dlck Barnes Peggy B1rker Page -LJ 1 , ' , , 1 , . , . 1 X A is 846' gy, 9f'S'Nfo mkiv fS '4EQ Ca 'D ,QE 'l t'tFOdUCil'1g the Jn-Sn 'Prom P4 h Remember the Grand are 522 We qfzfcya C X '56, PA, 024 0 A V Qafbei Q36 63, 1. if f,gZ, l MX, f 5 B, 'EX 53 '54, Queen Nancq Jo June Gullette . QP SQA Nga . Q, 'lf 9' ew N KF? !o,0Q,,J Ui llowdale Putnam Hom the bmi 's loved T hose. 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Lx-I7 L i f- A 1 MQ ,, ' K , y gf gag, Va aka: Q , . ,R Ya-1 ' 'MSA Wm 35 'wx 2 0 Eff g 'M ' r ' gf' -525 Q, W , , E ' Y sf ,J W Silk., Aff ,, Se 1 I f 'H 's as 'Q' nf A x 4 4 4 1 MA M H f V 4 sg M 4,A , 45.346 Q, Q 1 f is :sf x sa '56 Hi ws . X ..V2f Harry Ylemeck l14ePrey Helga Hmmk Ireuy llarqafet 'Ilveohald Yer Bob 3141111 Prev Hey yyhats our ehemlstry asslgnment for tomght? Oh I forgot no more school' Yes these yyords are pretty vyonderful aren t they? But really novy that lunnor year brought a lot of good tlmes I mean lf actually did Fnrst of all there yyas the super Idea that vye yyere noyy eonsldered upperelassmen But belneye me xt s not IS super I5 you thunk' T here ire llyy nys those semors yy ho put you nn your plaee yyhen you st1rt eycerensnng too mueh say so After the sophs started the b 1ll rolling for the ellss p1rt1es yye lumors kept II gomg llong yylth our danee on Deeember 7 Gee' 'lhat yyas defmltely 1 syyell githermg wasnt xt' Remember that unique xdea of the Club +8 ? And thefhrxstmas earols yylth Hllde garde at the keyboard? And hoyy eould you forget that snmply dnyme musxe of I-I1rry I'ry s orchestra? Let s see, yyhat elme next? Oh yes' It seemed that after that bug affaxr the elass pxggy bank was a llttle 4?l empty so m order to strughten out thxs dnffxculty 1 feyy of our yunnor frnends along yylth some underelassmen offered three plays one mght after school A mere quarter admntted anyone to these productlons And you know we could actually hear the pnggy bank rattle after these Course we couldn t forget those tests m Englxsh, math, and spellmg that we struggled through m the sprmg' Dxdn t they seem just s1mply horrxd at the time? Oh vyell as the saynng goes yye must learn to take the bxtter wlth the sweet Then at last that mght of all mghts' Yes May 3 when the yumor elass carrled out tradmon fnot unwnlllnglyl and mvnted the s mors to the most defmltely lush prom you d eyer want to attend' The partxes before the prom the dance ltself at the gorgeous Onesto Ballroom vynth Paul Rmgley beatmg out the rhythm, and all the partles afteryyard Those sleepless hours yyere really worth 1t, werent they, juniors? And now that you look back on II all those homework ass1gnments really weren t too terrlble yyere they? After all yye just must make Natlonal Honor next year so yye ll rate a plaee ln our dream eollege And we h1ye to add 1 new ehapter to Lehman tradntlon, don t we? Page D0 Y . ,.x .. ,. K' l . . V 4 V ' ... K V ...1 K . V, .. 1 4' V .. .V . . . . , H V V - V 1, 4 . , . V , V ' V , V ' ' . V 1 Q ' 1 4 . , . 4 , ' 4 ' ' ' ' ' . ' A' ', 2 ' 4. ' '. 2 2 'Z' ' ? ' ' ' V - , V , , - ,, 4 , - . V 4 2 -2 2 Q V, -y 7 , V' - - 1 ' V, ' ' VV , V ' V ' 4 K f. . 4 4 4 , . V - V - V , , . . 2 , ,x . . 4 . . , y f . . Q . ' 4 . . 4 7 , . V 1 4 r . , 4 , 4 Q y - r - y V , , . . . . . , ' . k s . . Y N v - w -1 Q 4 ., - 1 v 1 . . , . . r 1 . . . V , v V , . . . V . , V -4 ra - a .. , ' ' . 4' 4 4 . 'U O K O K Ill lend 1011 my homeumk' Remember 120 gplfnng Hellou 71711516 rom the Club 8 Yultun learn Nledlfllllnf 1 5 'JVII1 ne mlnutev more llaen a Vlll I nglvt to the jeu like Ibn Zoom molerv - - - ,f A . ' f 4 . f ' 'K .2 , fv ' . 48 Page 54 Bob Boylan, Vzce Pres Marzlyn Stemer Sec Sally Yarger T1ea.v jzm Casper Pres ThlS has really been a devastaxng year I mean actually nt has' What satlsfactlon there was ln being able to boss somebody else around for a change' At least we llked to thmk we could As far as the school work went well the ghastly truth IS that studies are studnes no matter what class you re ln However I ll admlt I falled to hear of any of the knds rummg thexr health workmg Now some may d1sagree wlth me but I actually thought blology was defmxtely lush' Only three people famted that I know of football players at that and the teacher IS posmvely fascmatmg I mean you ll have to admlt' Despnte geometry and Latm II many bra1ny people managed to get on the Honor Roll and take If from Im proud to say we sophomores began school socnal lxfe 1n the fall Naturally we wanted to start out the year rnght and nf I do say so myself I thmk vse dld a pretty swell job' SIDCC the dance was held October 19 vue chose Halloween as our theme and named nt the Ghouls Gallop Despite thns menaclng ntle the klds turned out en masse The gym looked really sharp decorated wlth pumpkms and such stuff and the mellow muslc of Harry Fry made ewerythlng slmply d1v1ne' Our class talent was d1splayed xn the floor show durlng lntermlssnon Between Dons Heggys smooth dancing and ghosts drxftmg down the ansles the audxence was really kept on the edge of thelr chairs Even the upper classmen agreed that our shmdng vsas strnctly a success' As mdlvxduals we have been makmg places for ourselves nn every actnvxty Lehman has to offer and collectively we have supported every Lehman project from the basketball games to the dr1ve for Chrxstmas toys We can safely say we are now defmxtely a part of our school' Page 55 h ' - H. ' Y ' , H- -1 , . J , . - , , 1'4 , . V 7 - . . . y 7 ' 1 ' 7 7 9 7 ' . Q . , me, the competition was pretty tough. ' I 1 7 - , 1 1 G 'I 9 . U c , - . . ' - . c ' ' ' . X y 'La is I 'Mo lst ilavlyn V 'ntl il fm HOME ROOM 214 row: Mary Alice Laird. janice lflwr1nan.Shirlcy jacltwn. Mary Margaret Schiltz, Sally Yargfsr. Zimmerman, Dolly Stamm, jackie Gaumcliarlwara Stohcr, Francis Oliycr, Dclurin Mulclicr. row: Rita Morrow. liarlwara Denney, Mary Lou Franz. Marilyn Cfolancr. Mary Ann Mayer. Ann B toad. Virginia XVagner. janet Roush. Nancy l2ynon,Bctty Rogalskc. 5rLl oh Fitz ith Richard row: Tom Vfiggina. Anthony Lanza. Dicldhelt. Donald Nixson. llayid Puryear. llon Kcifcr. gcraltl. Tony Varayas. Binh Lemmon. row: Bud Hensley, Bill Patchen, XV:-ndelljcncs, john Anderson. Tom Banahan. Larry Lnoby. Megling, Alan Blau, Tom Holding. 49 Ifibber ,XlrGee'x floxet Atlention please. Q rif S ' ,' V 2 f P. B. loaferx j , L lagc SS Lzvtenlnv m on lbe latest qosxzp Resting betu een clznlfex Iuture ditch diggers' 1 plug or the lelcl lwuve Page D1 .N . 6 . K V7 . K, V I is A leisurely CPD lunch in forty minutes Sopbs imvzde Senior Party I f l - f K f f7 - - 'n Dean qllllfh Put lltlllllll Bmu I1 lrmx lnqmm flllflx ec Dlfk 'Imlm Vue Prex XVhat a thrrll xt xxas the trrst t1me I saxx my name nn punt' It happened to be lxsted under room 105 on the p1per posted on the north door of Lehm1n a vxeele before se ool stlrted Xes xxe xxere ill pretty exelted ant se 1red h1t fxrst day If H Fxery one h1d told us hoxx posltlxely horr1ble ll xx 15 so II xx 15 no xxonder xxe xxere vsorrled Hoxxexer my fe1rs 1t least xxere unfounded beeause l5lLlL from belng late to mx f1rst tlass tryxng to fxght my xx 1x up the xyrong st11rs gettmng mto 1n lnglnsh IV elass bx l l1lSIllxL iequxrlng three eheelts and not bexng 1ble tm fund the Pol1r Plui on the fourth floor ll eouldnt exen flnd the fourth floor! exerx thing xxent smooth 15 sxlle Our fxrst assemblx xx 15 reallx 1 thr1ll and the upperelassmen dld thelr best to glxe us 1eord1al xyeleome Dlelt hlaxlor represented us IH th1t pfllgfllll 1nd expressed our tem porary QOIlfll9lOI1 xerx xxell xx1th hxs statement lxerxbodx ltnoxxs xxhen to do lI1el NNhlI Most of us 1d lpted ourselxes qulelxlx to the 1de1 of ehmgmg ellsses exerx perlod md haxlng no reeesses but some of our nexx subjeets proxed 1 little Lllfflellli After all l h1d alxxays been used to the Pngllsh language, and how xxas l to lsnoxx that I'a1tes attentnon s1l yous plaxt meant freely translated Shut up' Algebra proxed 1tr1fle troublesome too but 1 xxouldn t haxe mlssed the teacher s story about fum Val jenn for anx thxng By the seeond semester xxe freshmen were really ln the svung of thlngs and ready to entertam the upperel1ssn1en at our partx on february 78 As the eouples gllded onto the SplLl0LlS danee floor tthe gxm th II lsl they were lLLOIl1pll'llLel by the Melxlnley Sxxlng Band The eolor of the deeoratxons xx1s green the re lson St Patrxeles D1x We xxere really proud of our floor shoxx xxhleh llso eentered on thus Irlsh theme We tools 1 real xnterest m all of Lehmans aet1x1t1es and lm sure xxe shouted just IS loud as the sennors m the assemblnes and at the games Of eourse some mlght say that II xxas beeause xxe xxere the bxggest elass, but I Sax ll xxas beeause xxe llreadx had th 1t true Lehman spxrnt No matter Whit people say about the freshmen haxmg 1 tough t1me of nt I xyouldn t trade thus xe1r for tl mlllxon dollars Page 60 .,.. . . , ,.. . ..g . . . . . h . . , . l . tt . 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'50 Page 62 4- x 4. ni . S , 3 E ex i 0-.x A, XX . f at .sa U1 HOME ROOM 'I1'I lst row: Bonnie Keene, Bertha Mazarakan, Marlene XVhite, Rena Freifield, Fern Bowyer, Mary Stires, Marilyn Byrd, Mildred Ritenour. Sadie Sha heen, Myrna Schoenberg. Znd row: Eileen Allan, Marie jenkins, Nancy Wfilson. Susan Van Almen, Marilyn Plummer, jane O'Leary, Cathryn Bagnall, Pauline Harry, Elenora XY'einman. Martha XVade. 5rd row: Eddie Cross. Marlan Frakes. Dean Smith, David Marz, Bill Moock, Tom Klinedinst, Bill Colaner. -ith row: Wfilliam Booth, Don lladdox, john Ebinger, Delhert Henne, Calxin Streh, Rohert Ewing, William Talbott. lbc I1 11 111114 uoud Hur! ui umk S SU Ill folac llllllt fm Ilwe lame x HU 111 flu! :lx lay: 64 ,':,' ' xbf Slfzrx of the fmxb floor xbnu Smile for lbcf birdie f A f'1 J , 5.111612 , f 1. I kip J, , , ,Q F-N 8 4 9 0 34,1 03-'Q v- bel 1 rn- Q llllilillili 1. iilgn. ,- ' gk ,lla ' X 5 I 5 l ' ' 555555 1 I aa? 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Queen of I9-46 Honoring the 5 PAT MQCOXVN xt'IllUV .'lff1'Il!l.Hlf ll ll ll ll Eleven and 1hAe LcQVIeliIes -Y' 1 n V' 'M' MARILYN WHITMER MARY JANE KILLIAN -1lHli0l' fIff6'll!Id?lf Yupfmmore fllierldmll new A x VIRGINIA CURTIS Frexlynmn Allemlunl Q Gluhs ua' Kmmwemm Lehman Gov 1 Assoc1a11on Fscryone agrees that the Lehman Goxern ment Assocratxon IS the most rmportant organr LdIl0l'l rn the school Because rt rs composed of elected representatnes from each home room the councrl presents the Lehman stu dents vnth the opportumtx of cleudlng for themselxcs the lssucs vshlch confront thc school hoclx As rn other scars Qtudcnt Gowcrnmcnt undertook thc project of selhng pencrls They llso collccted .lt Chrlstmas chxldrens grfts vthlch xxcre turncci oxer to the fhlldrens Burcau hlhcn too thes conductcd :stunt Dlqhl thc procccds from which xxcrc uscd t Pl1I'LhlSL 1 puhlrc lddrcss sxstcm for thcnr Alma MQIILF cjfflLCI'5 for thls xelr vxerc Dlclx Barncs Prcsrdent Drclx Dlmels X lcc Presldcnt Mlr garct IXLlLII1ITlLI'llIlLI Sccretlrx incl Pcgg .lrlccr lrclsurcr Ihc Adxrsor WIS rss Iemncttc Rtddle U 1111111 ,QNX I1 pencil 76817111 III' Student Gfllelllllleilf Offlcerv Peqgm Barker Ireavmer Dzrk HHIPIFY Prevnlem' Marqarel lKlI6'II1IIlE 7ll71f', Semetarg. Dirk IDIIIIIEIX, I ne- Prexideut. Our Clyrislmrzx projecl Page 70 lat row jerry Morgan Exlecn Lothamer Mary Hogan Marian Torgler Marcna Wade Ann Kirk Bob Brodell lnd row Dale Morland john Weayer john Blackmon Harold Cline Chuck Bolender fhuck Erickson Dean Smith Frank Stcrlmg lst row Larry Miller S15 Paul joan Elllott Faye Kohler Prudy Palmer Mary Turner Don Achauer 2nd row Gene Sue Vlrglnla Wagner Mary Alice Mraz Marilyn Relgle Nancy Horger june bullettc john Ebmger 3rd row Frank Marnn Arden tary Norm Cornish Tom Scott B111 Weaver Duck Smith Cyrnl Holdmg Page 71 1 1 Std row: Dean Shelt, Bob Looby, Doug Hamilton, Dick Rachel, Rich Dorland, Larry' Looby, Dick Taylor. Natlonal N96 Honor SOC18lY s Zn r I FOV l'OW YOW f0W 5 Marun A bert Eduard Balaun Bexerls Best jane Butler jean Colaner Frank Hamnlton Marge Fuck Helen Gcodm' Shxrley Firestone jean Hannumf Dick Hllkert Ann Hofmann Phy llxs Horn Daucl jackson Vlrgmla jarrell Bonnne jerles Louella jones Dorothy Karantonns Louxse Moore Parrxcxa Schumacher Joyce Shne B111 Talmadge Lnlhan Torgler Marnan Torgler Halene Turner Ann Westrick. :3Members in junior year. Page 72 The hrghest honor possnble to attam by a Lehman student IS electlon into the Natxonal Honor Socxety The fourfold platform of requnrements xn the semor year consxsts of supernorrty rn scholarshlp, leadershnp, servxce and character One twentxeth of the juniors are also chosen on a basxs of scholarshxp alone In an 1mpress1ve assembly the senxors and the ranklng junxors were lnducted xnto the Soclety The offxcers of the Socnety thns year were. Marge F1ck, presndent, jean Hannum vice-presidentg Helen Goodin, secretaryg and Dick Hilkert treasurer. A Cappella ho1r has Q. lst F1 xx lI'lLX Ilrutom. lou onus Uorothx IXIFIIIIOIIIS N l'f.,lI1ll xrrgll l :run u x fxlllt, Koo Marg.,xrLl lxunnlmgrlmx., jo n Imdm ,nd ron can NLSSIOUS Min Lou Pdsh -Xnn bpxkgr Carol lulor Phsllls Horn liirlmra Noxak lN.1nu His Pit funnmghlm Ninn Lllglhll wrd row Adrl U1 Wgrat 9U1rd 5 Ott Unk Uaus fkfll bhruk bmnlex Cnxtznmn Unk Hllkgrt U1xL .ukson nh ron 1 nn Sug Nmrm lormsh llrmk mnlton 1 -Xu rum lhlum -Xlgx RL BOYS OCTET GIRLS OCTET C xrl Elsenburger Stmlu Gertzmm Alex Ndnu Hlse Alue Cook Bonme Lee jerles Rud Gene Markley Iom lNIf.tq.,f.r Uaud Anne Hofmann Peggx Barker Vxrgmu jdrrell ukson Unk Hnlkerr Dunk Barnu Audru Patton Shlflfy Ilrutune I lf.,L N ' Q l C k N l x tl i All 1' 5 O - ff I Y f 1 Q il L . T Ll 5 1' 1? , 'A v F Q , A .Wx I Q I .xc M Q' Q , x ' 5 , v : Sh' Q :A ' '. . J 1 '1 . ', 'i 'A 'Q ,la ' , N11 1 Hzqc. I k, 2 ' ' ' ' 'j. il .2 4. f 'Z 'z ','x 'C , ' 1 '. i . . :fe ' Q -. 'Q f 'a 'Ha ' .hlin . nl - lid zz .. -id. J2,. 4 A Cappella Cholr lst row jaclue Gaume Jane Butler Loulse Moore jean Miller Joyce Roberts Anne Hofmann Shlrley Kesper Pat Schumacher 7nd row Bonnie Jerles Marnlyn Pyle Audrey Patton Peggy Barker Jeanette Royer Shlrley Meyers Ann Bledenbach jean Hannum Janet Immel Grd row Duck Damels Dxck Barnes john Weayer Tom Taylor B111 Wright Don Greet The goal of every young sxnger ns membershnp In the A Cappella Chonr under the able leadership of M1ss Ruth Cogan The members celebrated Chnstmas by carolnng through the hxgh school corrldors and by smgmg 1 program of melodxous Chr1stmas lyrxcs Instead of an operetta the chonr pre sented a musxcal reyue w1th gay costumes and heart warmmg musnc Thur season was completed wlth short programs of beautxful selectlons for both the baccalaureate and the commencement CYCICISCS Page 75 , . - 3 ' 'l 1 ' - ' . ' 1 - ' s I ' , ' . - 3 . y . ' 1 ' s ' ' ' - ' 1 l ' Q . . - F I . - . ' . I Q Q V, Y Q . . . , U -ith row: Gene Markley, Harold Cline. Carl Eisenberger, Dick Stewart, Ian Hart, Tom Metzger. 1 ' .' '. . ' ' Q ' 1 I ' . . V . . K . B I 'V . . 2 - J' . . ' , G - v , V 4 l A 'X' I. L . . Plano Annette Finesman Front Rom Sallx Ann Yarg.,er Darlene H lrtzel Daud Purxear Pitriua Urliltoll Lore Vogel Renee Plaut lwrn Bowyer becond Rows Leland Cope Hettx McKee Flame Willem Marilxn Hill Deane Bush Roger Cope Bob Mann Donald Grant F h O N branding rank Fleist er J XJ A-JWQJKQXJ ev 1-'11 Some of the outstlnding musicians of l.ehm'1n 'ire to he found in the school orchestra. Under the direction of Mr. Samuel Bell this organization provides many pleasant interludes between the acts of the class plays. It also entertains 'tt many school gatherings. The orchestra and their director deserve high praise for their hard work and their cultural service to the school. They finished off the school year with the religious background for l7'lCC'll'lllI'6'lIC 'md the color 'ind dignity for the commencement program. Page 78 1 PI9S9Hl1Hg the 1946 47 Polar Bear Band BAND OFFICERS Dick Hoover, Presidentg Mr. Bell, Director: Bob Mann, Vice-Presidentg jane Snyder, Sec- retaryg Marge Babcock, Treasurer. Q55 Page 79 Every Lehmanite has felt a thrill of pride in listening to the continued progress of our band on the football field and during assem blies The success of the annual band concert wfls proof of the ftpprecmtion of the student body toward the band In addition to the concert the band also sponsored a festival in the spring The snappy music plus the new red uniforms and the peppy majorettcs-all have helped to make Lehman the center of attmction in one more activity. Under the direction of Mr. Bell, the Lehman band can truly be classed as one of the school's most successful organizations. lst row: Robert Mann Dorothy Stephens Barbara Lennox joanne jenkins Lawrence Xwallace janiee Eberman joe Fletcher Lawrence Miller Daxid Mraz lnd row: Donna Kettering Elizabeth Aungst Nancy Ross Dolores Humes Susan Van Almen Marie jenkins Paul Sellars Carl Schlegal Patricia Orlikoff Richard Smith Richard Taylor Marilyn Plummer Charles Galleher Circle: Mr. Bell Barham Gottlieb Frank Meyer David Puryear Helen Goodin Helen Simon Ruth Martin joan Oyster Absent: Richard Hoover Robert Osmundsen Nancy jane Black Doris Gene Rose Elaine Willen Virginia Wagner Nancy Wilson Rita Stigerwald Eleanor Szymanski Marjorie Wheeler Band Ni' NX A to -A 'xr SF. ck xx e 1 N X X 5 lst row: lerry Morgan Joseph DeCt:sm0 Ioan Anderson Ferris Esher Donald Dickes Richard Stewart Willian1 Tadder Eleanor Poorman Richard Shelt 2nd row: Frank Sterling Deane Bush Roger Cope Leland Cope Paul Danner Carl Goodin Donald Nixon Fred Yoder Absent: Ray Sengleitner Circle: Ross Ahwine Richard Allen David Wakefield Elton Galleher Nancy Weeks Absent: Robert Werren David Luther lvfarrha Pitts Martha Jane Snyder Robert Brodell Marilyn Hill Ann Broad james Andrews Absent: Alice Mehaffey Marjorie Babcock Richard Leggett ConstanceGalleher Richard Sweaney Donald Schneider -lack Leggett Frank Fleischer ,Lf cs. s' 1 Page Polar Bear Club .L : X 254 ' 'EN o ' x 5' N , 5 50571 .-YY ii A'.!f 1 ,i-i' 1:1 'Ihe Polar Bear Klub IS an organlzatxon composed of parents md frxends of Lehman Hugh School students Its purpose lS to spon sor 1ll vsorthyyhlle projects of the school md we of Lehmftn 'ire gmteful for thelr support 'lhe offlcers ire lsslsted by 21 board of goycrnors composed of Mr L 1- Anclreyys Mr T Blick Mr F F Torgler Mr A B Arblu h Incl Mr C A Anderson Perxodlc llly the mcmbers of thc Pol lr Belt Klub hiyc mcctxngs ID the form of coxcrcd cltsh suppers progmms 1nd dflnces Ycs nt 15 eftsy to see that th1s club ts not only a worth while orgflnlzfttlon but ftlso an enjoyable one lfu l9l6 lrmlfmll lifnlqlfcl lctzclzl H I 1:11101 Prcsueut rx C R ll41ya'1111f,l1 Stclelf1r171env1ner A flplflll Palm Hem cozcrcd dnb vnpf7e1 Ola the ood nl tlmtc Polar Bam blllllfllfff 8 XXL ' gf! 5 2 ' 2 V V ' ' - 2 Y l K C l o . . Q K 2 . V ' ' N' w . 1. ' . A . . 2 ' ', . ,. . , . . . z g , 1 . I. . t . ' ' 'z I' - ' X 2 1 3 I V A 1 l ' t ' - v s L . 1 . K 4 f, 1 c W . X , . . l X 4 L 1 ' 1 ' Y V - y 1 V ' 1 D c . c ' ' . , . t X 'fy S A . 1.11112 llfficcfrxz Mr, ll . j. Ifirextoncf. Vive- , y P 'Til' .' . r. R. .. ' ' -' '. lf! .' .ll . A L , . 1. .l b fu, ' , . . , ' . . - , , . , 'k B . . N. 1 . Y' f 1 ' H ' - f - ' ' ' -3 2 Puhlicafinna Ouill and Scroll lst rovs Lou jones Dot Karantonls Mary Lou Hunger Marge Flclc Pat Schumacher Margie Theobald Vnrgmna jarrell 7nd row Shirley Firestone jane Butler Loulse Moore Lllltan Torgler Marian Torgler Nancy Klmgstedt Nancy Horger Jean Colaner Srd row Halene Turner Peggy Barker Pat Schmxdt Annette Fmesman jane Schwerzler Mary Hogan 4th roys Duck Mamn Don Numer Frank Hamilton Daye jackson E? fi fm HHSHSJ The lnternatlonal QOLICIY of Hugh School ournallsts ts one of the three natlonal honorary socxetles in Lehman Hlgh School The members of the soclety are chosen from the staffs of the Polaris and journal There are several reqmrements ln order for a member of exther staff to be ellglble Flrst he must be elther a 1un1or or a sen1or second he must be tn the upper thlrd of hrs class and th1rd he must be recommended by the faculty advnsor of hls partxcular publlcatlon The mam rcqunrement however xs that he must have clone outstandxng work on elther staff Besxcles the edxtorml and busnness staffs the artlsts ind photographers are also elxgthle for they render servlces which are lndlspensable to the staffs Page 84 1 , ,Q gg wT If E U1 ls ' H I TN ' 1' t T .7 t J .' , y ' .. U . , . . . 5 .lk , L ' ' '. ...Q ' , . ' ' . , l . 2 I 7 V Polaris Founded in 1938 by Nancy E. Lewis Thns page IS set apart as a trxbute to a joyous personalxty The honor IS long overdue But because of MISS Lewis sxncere desxre to remam ln the back ground the school and especnally the yearbook staff have never before had an opportumty to express thenr deep gratxtude and appreclatxon Late ln the fall Of 1937 the year Lehman became a sennor hlgh school wlth an enthuslastlc staff Mlss Lewls began workxng after three thirty on the flrst yearbook What should If be named? Polar Bears north star north end of town Polarls And nn the sprmg of 1938 a rlch dark red book made tts modest debut Gray brown blue whlte green the Polarxs lmproved steadlly ln slze and IH qualnty The last one was lncluded nn a natxon wide travellng show of the best yearbooks rn the country Then came a llghtnmg qulck change for our advisor just before school began ln September Demson Unrverslty called Mlss Lewxs to be an mstructor 10 Engllsh on the beautxful campus at Granvxlle Although we are reluctant to see her leave us we extend to her our warm good wlshes for a happy future Page SD . ., . . . . 7 . . . ., . , v 9 9 s 9 9 +7 Polar1s Ed1ior1al Staii llll lorg., Lr PM Ma our Sunor 5LLIlUI1 l'1otoNr1phLrs Ihxrlu Stnrlmg., link Munn N1ll'f,lI'Ll lhgohxld louw. Moon l ndgrmllss Matson fllfllll Bob Morm Ihg Polarls staff under the dlI'LLK10I'l of Ninas Grape Long facultx ldxlsor md Daud ackson, cdntor has furmshcd 1 per manent pmture ruord of the .lctlutles of school life as wcll .15 the mtcrcstmg mu duntlls huh tnnth panod nunwhcrs of thu srntf rLLL1xL muah xllulblu LXpLI'lLI'lLl. lil Ill tx pes of cdxtorml xsork is thu JSSCUIIUIL pxcturcs .md xx rm. ups for thc 1rt1st1L Mu hope! fmlshed produnt tlw Polarns af' Artlxts 1 uelool IVIIFX Lo.: Ibm ar lwxtulu Pu.,g.,x Barkgr Nldrxm Sports Phxllls Horn Don Numa Txpx Hugrlx as Alhgrt Clubs 51dl'llfX lor3.,ler Pat Mohr . Lillk fl- , 1 'C 145 ' Q -' 3 yi . . 2 . V 'g . .1 ' . -an ' ' 1 . '- - . U , ' 1- ' ' . L N ' ' K, ' ' 1' 1 , 1 , .' I -, , ' . . ' ' . 2 , ' 4 ' v1 1 1 V 1 1' ' . 'I- 1 1 1 Q, ' 1 1 . 1 1 ' 1 1 . . . . . Q2 1'1. '1 ' 2 1 AA' 1 . 1 '1 D 1 ' N' 1 1 I If v - 1 - 1 'k' u D' 1 I v . 1 1 1 .- i- V1 - . . 1 ' ' 1 - 1 . '- . . ,, iv 0' X Xl - i X. z 1' - 5' '-1 1 i.t: - ' 1 B: Journal Ed1l01'1Hl Stall wY Dorothx Karantonls joan Hamllton Ann Wtstrxtk Don MtMann1s Nano jane Blatlx lNanu Bonmt jerlts 1 1- Tu L U WK ,of Miss Smlth Adusor Marge Fuck Edltor lxlmgstedt Lou Jones The ournal staff under the capable dx rectxon of M155 Esther Smnth facults ad usor and Marge Frtk edltor has suttess fully fulfnlled xts responslblllty of lxeepmg the student body Informed of school actnvn t1es and of gnmg publlclty to all worth wh1le projects To th1s staff whxch has worked energetlcally and efflcnently goes the credxt for the Lontrnual popularltv of our school paper Neal Baker Dave Luthtr lylflx Barnes Don fhomgson Helen Flelschmann Halene 'Iurner Shirley Firestone Seated Dawe Duerr johnnx Weaxer Carol 'Iaxlor Maxme Powell Page 8 f - 1 ff fl '4' 4 ' R If I ' 'ff , Q f f - Y K' ut.-... D-- 1 . -- . . . ,. , . . .k- ' ' w , f -4'-4. ' J r - v ' . . . 1 V -- -- , 7 9 1 ' . . A . . . V . . cl I . . '. . . Y - n . o D . pf , l 1 lj , , - , . . , r VV M . ' . . ' 41 ' . I Q Z U '. ' W? 1 W , L , , a 1 A . f 1' ' S' 1 1 I V . a' . - 5 v . .. ft 1 - . Z , , , 1, , f, I- , . 'Y xL,L ,l xlgii Buslness Stalls WLM' POLARIS BUSINESS STAFF JOURNAL BUSINESS STAFF lst rms 7nd rom lard row Bet Vlstounte Barbara Nm alt lone Abt jean Lolaner Nancy Horger jane Butler Ann Scanlon Mats Hogan Harold Wlnlck john Hoff man Russ Janson Don Fearn S 7nd r -ll FOV FOVS YO!! YOW Pat Sthumather Larol Wrxght Sally Adler Arlyce Cross Pauline Good Vxrgmxa jarrell Pat Schmldt Sally johnson Joyce Bates Pat Mawbaugh Joanne Qull llgan Marilyn Pyle jane Schwerzlcr Mary Ann May er Dltlt Hnlkert I'Q'NF t A ff!!! X K tlsi. me , 4 r Few people real1ze the persxstent effort of those students who comprxse the Pol1r1s and journal Busmess Staffs There ns no doubt that wxthout thenr xndustrxous service none of us could enjoy the Lehman ournal or the Polarls Th1S years managers for the Polarls busmess staff were ane Butler advertlsmg Nancy Horver busmess and Ann Scanlon urculanon The managers for the ournal busmess staff were Pat Schmltt and Annette Fmesman advertxsmg Paulme Good business and Sally johnson, cxrculatmn To these two staffs go our sincere apprecxatlon and thanks Page 88 lx' 4' K' dx L, f D 1 , f'f.b,7d P f' f l , , . ,. , , , v ., I t ': ' ' . ' ' . , ,. , , ' . , . A ' . ' ' . g , 5 d ,Z It V 3 1 - 7 V V l 7 I . . 5 . . h : ' ' , ' ' . f t G l tt 1 W ' ' ffm 'lk A H- -' X V .C if . M ,f 'Ky , p .Q,e. Q! l X X s , , X! ' ! 1 'I 1 . J . . , . . 7 . J . . I I . ' - 9 1 gg 9 v : ' ' . ' ' L . 1 V I . a L 7 7 Lnffifw l W1 ff I , M!! af fb zwwf My MC W5 P034 J SIJIZEIZIY and Dramafinzb -Q an ' 1 f ff NK Af CL: WY UMC f H U, is cf wf. f ff af ,144 1'4F,!f 1 ML ff' ' ff , 'Z T , 1 i 1 ul L, Offleers farol Tulor lou ones Bull Ttlm ee lildele Herwerl loloxnl Ann WLNIFIL Seited jean Co iner lixll l llnnge Ann XX estrltlx lox ee Roberts Standing joxee Rrtunm Herbert lmloxnz Bch mn Charlotte Vide Don le r Page 90 lhls tears Nifllllhil l'orens1e l..f.lgL1L under the dxreetnon of Mxss Jeannette Rlddle adxnsor 1ndB1llhli-llmage presx dent hu grown rn number md has estlh IS led 1 xerx NNUI'Kl1NNhl e reeord IL dehlte te ima hue won four out of eight eonxentlonll dehite tourntments ln the lUlllNlLlLldl exerts Lehmm pl leed seeond to Mrsmllon nn the tour tournaments hut lvlleed furet III the htth the onlx aehool to he ll lNllSSlllOll ln three XLIFS lVlueh Ntllll lhle experlenee IS guned hx the members N l IS thex uorle lI'lLll1SU'l0Lf5 X nnproxe 'noth thelr own lhllltw .ls puhlle spelkery and xlao the ifltlellllg tot lehnmn lllgh Sehool Sexted Dem br Nlxrexret Nllll1LLI'l Mtrmn J e Slllflkl Starrett D n Notter Rum lrelxee Standing, l'erres lwher jtnet Roxer lerrx Moreau Bob lirodell john wllSf7l1 lJlLlx lxleln Bud wllllllHS Bxrh Noxdk Ann Dax Marnex Dnnenvurth Tom jenkins lone Abt Charlene loulln Frank Sterlms., litrhara Gotllneh Ann Berrx A ' w ' ' , - ' v 1 1 Q ' x I - , 4 . 1 L 1 Q K K K 4 ' l'jl ' 1 1 1' ' ' 'l' X' . Tl ' . 2 A .L - 1 -, - fl ' ' 1 4 r 2 A . ' .wx--. I - , -Q 1-. ' 5 ' , ' u . 11 -- 2 . AA' . 'A 1, Q' A V l A . kv of Al. lf. .. Lf ' ' A ' .l to K- ,Z V, - , Q . ..k-R ' 3 ' 4, . . , , 3 ' t l .' - l', '1' I I 'r L r-, 1 1 2 - ,. .. 4 . . I' ui , ll: , , ., X V, 1 , x ' , v I ' 1 ll I' zj . . J ' 1 tt'-. 5 . 1.. ,l, 5 '. 'uh --ki ,, 4 . -1 - 1 -Q 'nith. . 1 'Q ' . . -' . 1 la 1,1-. Q' -. -, Q A -. -f f -'f'-11. . ' 2 1. ., ' , 2 1 , D 7 ' ,Q 3 , H., Q i , . t 4 -Q' ' x Kr' - , vf 1 . f Y ', A . . a -. '-um, - - .- LA, 400 11- ly ,Aff Q Q l!v 5f'L I4 Thespians lst row Don McMann1s Shlrley Fxrestone Ann Westrnck Nancy Hlse Don Fearn Znd rom Nancy Black Helen Foodm Karol 'Iaylor Marilyn Pyle Llbby Rudd S15 Paul 5rd row Pete Voss Bob Mann Ed Balaun Frank Hamnlton pix 0 S 'xr I ' 0 tk The ultlmate goal of anyone lnterested nn dramatxcs at Lehman IS to wear the pm sngnnfynng membershxp m the Thesplan group One hundred pomts are requlred Seventy' f1VC of these may be obtamed by partnclpatmg un at least two acts of a three act play The other twenty flve points are obtcuned from backstage work Members work vuth props, costumes and make up, thus gammg valuable expernence m all phases of presentlng a productlon Page 92 ,Z , ,' r , ' ' I '. 1. Q , ' . , ' ' , .V 'xl Q. of f , is ii Je v ' ,: Ym- '. 3' 0 Ql A n . bb ,Q .. U l ff' Dramatic Club L lst row Ann Larkm Conme Klsner Marge Babcock Joan Lando Prudy Palmer Delores Flscher Donna Artman Marcia Dnckerson 7nd row Dot Clarke julta Fraunfelter Marilyn Stemer Mary Turner Joyce Rxtzman Patty Cunningham Donna Werren Marllyn Haynam Dolly Banks ird row Louise Gnlmore Mary Guerra Pat Orllkoff Audrey Whxke Barbara Novak Mary Alice Mraz Cynthia Hamxlton Shirley Starrett Margaret Shaheen nu, PLAYERS GROUP lst row Nancy Noaker Charlotte Wade jane Schwerzlcr Llbhy Rudd Joyce Rltzman Marian Torgler 7nd row Drlly Stamm jat Mohr Anne Hofmann Barbara Noyak lone Abt Pat Cunnmgham Polly Stamm Std row Bxll Derwnler Cyrll Schrack Tom Scott Page 93 Qi? 'QNX Sbzriex I Ira xtnue It bm zu x Huruel Lv,hm.m s .nuregses and uturs vscnl ill out lor the old lashxoned mood nn Ihur pl.n Hdrrxel bhnrlu Farm xtong smrrud as the lkddlllf, lddx .And Don Nltxldllllh Carol laxlor .xul liulw Nlmn nun. thy suppurum., lulls 1 aunt., tlu muulxrs ol llxrrlux lannlx lhf. aunllulu. was mknn hull to ilu full Vu period ul ullorlul nop xlurts run nxl slaxes AHL greu grumdmotlmurs .muqun furnl turn In xutlumu ltnmusplun ol t 1. 1 IX umm. nrru uno. l rho. Ls pg noel pl ax N lLhm ll! lx is prmlukul EQ? Anim 'Ibe Iamrly Fxpresses Surprise The Stulnm Tu lil! Izgflvt for johnny llterilmn Ixpn 11 ldllllfy f xc L1brar1ans Seated Goldle Forgotch Joanne Mnllar Carol Tay Seated Therese Schnltz Mary Allce Aureden Marx lor Wreta Plero Loulse Moore lyn Hull Bonme Lee Jerles Barbara Leu stem Audrey Whxke Pat Maybaugh Pat Cordler Torgler L1ll1an Torgler Dorothy Marburger Maxme Powell Thns year as ln past years Lehman H1gh School students were fortunate ln having a competent staff of semor glrls who assnsted Mlss Grace Mahan, our lnbrarnan These gurls gave many hours of devoted duty to a fme cause and they deserwe the hlghest praxse for thexr efforts Busy Lzbrarmm George Freztag Autogmbhs I H SW Copy of Lost Land Page 95 I C 1 1 9 - l I a ' a V ' Standing: Roberta Johnston, Joyce Bates, Marie Serra, Standing: Dorolhy Stephens, janey Snyder, Marian 7 1 Spark? F V Q. , elf 1 'XB g,, .., - jgikjgww +321 K fx: 9' 5 I . E: I af A- ' lx 'wr 1 . Nw' NI'-h,,b1fqj,4-1, V w-2.x Ylwkgw sigma y ,Q .W Dm, MMM .2 'SI fgzy- .:- P' 31-1 IM ' ,42'r, jaw. , Mg M., y ,Maia Q 4 M--J UMW: A gpm... L -,M fm je, if www Q ,. W 4 A' ,fmvaaafi 2 wvk by 9 ' wr iq..-. Y-ff., Q 4 I ff' y .1 'z ' QW , Y M A , v .- X ,dy ' Z www ff- K , Wwmw ' ,. V' A V ww . f S M r ,, E X yfyf ww i f 5 14 ,, U1 4 f 2 .3751 f Coaches Head Conch Jlm Robmson Mr Gross Bob Puller and Rox Shad Mr Lawrence Auntunl fo uh lxxzstant Coufhu 141611111 Alandger Page 100 145442 'Vt I 4- , It , Q in 'xg?v',4. I an , 1 Q Q wif 1 k QE. Rf x 2 ww , 4 N- s . :,.:, , ':- ,,' 01-4 X . .M Q N - -13.23 - 5 .1 1 -A ' .V X -iq W W 'hiv ' 41:1 V 4 32 ' 4 1+ nj. Ha .. f G - -' 1' ., g?2 ' f M' Q 9! ,::. ., , 'aiaie M ni. WY? J' 1 4 wagi 'f 5 L ,X we f 5 X ia ' Q 2 W Juwwim -mv ' S, , ' gs 'Hg' wh f 1. if W f V ..,., x ' :Af I V 3'-,4n:,. W, - 4'-:,:ff? w1'm Main. 'Q :Q , Q x 4 XFH' YL l W ,gb , ,iw Vx,.k,,x7w V M F'-f' 5 'ww t w,.fQf,j.,'ff 'nf Vg, wfwm 'V , , A w1,n,,Q, ,, ,bb , gg' , 'MM wxtf- A 1 an up i , . ur ,- . W' '-A mme- - Q , M VM lbw Tx? N, , Nhfxft ,Q fe W 13 +1 A A , f 1-+ 't ' -' 5, f ' .A . ' 1. 1 f ,aff , 6 , , ww. - ,G W, , 2, gf' f A, :5'.'V3a3ww ' fjfxiw 1 'i.,:42 i N' fx Jn . I' I 1 G 3 : m b N W 4' fi , F 'fix' ygffzgy -, r w , if Z Varsii y Goihall X x V 'Wa Dick Smith fC! 'f N john Samelli QB, Bob Boylan 4GT Duck Raebel Al Schaaf QB? fi Bob Looby 'S J Islip I john Maxson CTD Diclgxiaqin N.,-v fgyifgft ff? A p J ,. JL, I' W iff' oi Q, 2 If X, ., ,, 2 ihoiox 41' , Captain Jim Wuske QED 6 X XA UQ, C30 6 6 V' KX X 'Q X Xx .J nm Coyle 1 1 OO X X o f XIX OXO ,QQ X f Y W fx XR GQ O xk X6 A f X0 K , 0 xo X1 Q90 bvxfbf XO, Mark Boli fC! S lst rovs F Martin T Goodson T Bauscher 7nd row G Sue I Casper I Santellx D Zanm B Boxlan R Barnes R Dorland H Stemetlt R Werren A Schaaf ird row Nl Boll R SIl1lIl'l I foxlf. I Blatkman R Xurasko D Qhelt K Offenhurg.,er R Dukes C Mamts L Loobx B Bawn nh rows R Raehel I MtMlllan XY Snxder I Sherer D Baker I Maxson H Cox I Wuske R Ochs R Loohx Openmg their selson lgalnst A much hmuer East Tech elexen the Lehman Polar Bears plloted by Captam Ilm Vifuske Lhllked up the1r flrst VILKOFD of the f Lunpugn vslth the lmpressnc score f 7 7 Hampered hx a steady ram the h1ll toppers bowed to 1 ffnorcd Youngstown Wllstmn team xt Youngstown Although Lehman was defelted the squld shower flghtllif., splrlt thit cannot be equiled Page I0 4 More than a thousand fans sxxeatlnv nt rmg up thelr second wm nn three trxes to make thelr elghth Ifllllhph ox er the Gen erals 1n n1ne years Flghtmg xuth true Lehm1n spnrlt unt1l the last uck of the clock the Bears were pushed to defeat by the Llntoln Irons Iehman s splrlt uplifted earlv IH the thlrd quarter as the Lehman lme became 1 solld lmpenetrable vmll The opposmon fanled to score agam 4. A . . , ,A. ' , ,' ., , f. 1 , f - , . ' ' 2 2 ' . , - I 2 1 w I I I 3, I Y. Y out under a hot sun, saw the Polar Bears f 1 . . . . . . . ' I ' 1' . , . A ' 1 I . . .' V ,ph l . K . 'z ii. ' ' ' ' ' o JI- . V. 1 . . . . . ' ' ', 4 L ' A fs 2 K V 1 L ' ' D . - . ' . ' . 4 4 , 4 ' z 2 A . j , ' I . , , 2 , v , I ,I g - f f I f U . . . . 'K - ' . Y 2 ' 1 2 . , K . ' 7 .I Capturing thexr thlrd trlumph of the season the Lehman Polar Bears snatched a 26 0 wln over a hapless Youngstown North eleven The VISIIOIS were no match for the hard chargmg hnlltoppers CCoach I m Robmson utxllzed h1s full squad of 30 play ers for the Lehman vxctory 5 In the seventh game of the Lehman Tlmken grldlron rnvalry the Polar Bears uncorked a 1912 vlctory nn the most ex cltmg and splrnted tllt of the season Dxck hxghlnghted the encounter when wxth only sxx seconds of play remamxng he darted mto the Tlmken end zone for the games decxdmg tally Expernenclng a letdown after the1r br1l lnant play agamst Tlmken the hlgh spmted Bears were run off the wmnmg trall by the fnghtmg Kenmore opponents In thelr second daylxght game of the sea son the hard flghtmg Polar Bears romped over a heavy Toledo Woodward eleven 20 6 Standouts on the Lehman lxne were hard to flnd as the entlre forward wall smashed the opponents threats The Lehman Polar Bears concluded thexr The Bears chalked up the1r hnghest score of the season durmg thxs encounter Endxng their grid careers on Lehmans squad were Captam nm Wuske Dean Becker Dick Raebel B111 Snyder Butch Maxson Mark Boll jlm Sherer Dean Shelt jlm Coyle Tod McM1llan Dnck Smxth Dick Zanln Page 105 n u . Ii ' . . . - Raebel, spark of the Lehman powerhouse, Campaign by Crushing Lima Sffufh 27'13' . l J.. ' Reserve Football Top ron Bolender Dans Varaxas Richards Vredueld McDonald Motts Whltl11er Flu g.,erald Price Mxlnus Rachel Bottom rovr Mcfann Hess Hcnne Curcn Gerrzman bchwerzler Diamond W'h1tmer Fnreetone Jackson Shoop Panella ATHLETIC MANAGERS Dick Smith jun Wh1tn1er jim Cooper Duck Selplc Tom XYHIIIIIILF Page 106 - v Q .. . . - . Q 1 V - 1. , - 4 Q e- . 1 - . - - , e . . - - - - Q - X Y f gNo'g u p Varsity Basketball The '46-'47 varsity basketball squad enjoyed a very successful season. They captured sixteen victories out of seventeen starts. The Bears were under the excel- lent coaching of jim Robinson, assisted by Roy Shiel, who began his scholastic coaching career at Lehman this year. The main factors in this year's success were team- work, good coaching, high spirit of the players, and a fine backing by the Lehman student body. Dean Becker led the squad in the scoring depart- ment with 189 points and lim XY uske was close behind with a tally of 172. All five starting members of Lehman varsity received the distinct honor of being picked to the All-City and All-County teams. Co-captains were guard Becker and center .lohn Maxson, whose 6' 4 height proved a great asset. Jack Holl and lim W'uske held the forward positions. and A1 Schaaf, captain elect. was the other guard. Dick Raebel, Don Thompson. Larry and Bob Looby. jim Casper, Tom Bauscher. Herb Cox. and John Black- mon were the other members of the varsity. Lehman was upset in the first game of the district tournament by a greatly inspired Central Catholic quintet. VARSITY SCORES l. Lehman 40 Columbus East 55 2. Lehman 55 Wfooster 35 5. Lehman 47 Massillon 44 4. Lehman 45 Youngstown XV. Wilson 37 5. Lehman 45 Dayton Wfilbur XY'right 35 6. Lehman 55 Cleveland Glenville 35 7. Lehman 55 Youngstown Chaney 34 8. Lehman 40 Lincoln 53 9. Lehman 36 Youngstown Rayen 55 10. Lehman 42 Timken 58 11. Lehman 27 Youngstown South 54 12. Lehman 51 Akron Kenmore 44 13. Lehman 55 Lincoln 40 14. Lehman 51 Columbus East 41 15. Lehman 45 Akron East 52 16. Lehman 41 Timken 37 17. Lehman 48 Alliance 42 mf! g OD 'Qui This Page Sponsored by Republic Stamping and Emzmeling Co. U Varsity Baskeihall , SQ. b 1 J 'O' A 5 X , John Maxon Jag .. A I 4 IYQ A V M ,,.,:,,.. Y 1 V Q is 5 UN 1- ' -,? ' QT o WQVQ If 1 33 xx pe' Herb Cox N0 This Page Sponsored by Republic Stamping and Emzmeling C0 Reserve Basketball lst row Augre Panella Chuck Bolender Dxck Dorland Gene Sue Rocco Ferruccro 2nd row Bull Curcl Larry Looby Bull Weaver Tom Carson Dick Cordler Chuck Mains Durlng the 1947 season the Lehman Reserves won f1ve out of twelve con tests Much valuable experxence was gamed ln developmg maternal for the var s1ty of next year The team was under the capable coachmg of Bob Fuller a 12 graduate of Lehman Duck Dorland captam of the quintet was also hrgh pomt man Teamwork fast play and a fxghtmg Splflf were the notnceable assets to t e group RESERVE SCORES Lehman Opp I slam 111 Opp Massxllon Akron Kenmore Greentown Lmcoln Youngstown Chaney McK1nley Lmcoln Tlmken Trmken 27 Alliance Page 111 vs N Q . . . . . h ' , ,, ,, 25 42 , , 18 15 McKinley ,t,, 24 36 McKinley ,,,, 33 32 , , ,, , , 31 22 ' , ,, , 33 18 12 27 ' 7 , ,L 44 19 ' , 22 23 ' , H ,tt,, ,, 7 ,,t,,,,,39 41 ' . 51 ' M, ,,,e,.st ,40 45 Row l Harrx ioxle Don T'1ompson Hugh bthott Ron 7 Alan Rudncr Htrshel bmutkltr nm bhtrtr Raw I Norm Cornxxh Arden Can Frank Martin Lee Henderson Row 7 Harold Clme lan Hart Tom Banahan Row l Bull Iaulhabtr john hrutont Dunk Nlotlgllng Row 7 Bob Boxlan B1ll Ixattmm Iohn Anderson Ahstnt Dltk Selple Row l Bob Raebel james Mylxub Glenn Shoop Row 7 john Streb Duc. Starrett Paul Hauathulz Page 117 I . I , 'I , X x Q Q . -. , t .j . '... . , , . , . ' I. , . .- , Av' 1 ,-Z ,. Q 1 Q .N l ' : ' . . - ' .., , c , . Cheerleaders Front row B111 Casper Bob jones Back row Don Tolbert john Weaser Harry Coyle Arden Cary Sparkmg the well known enthusiastic spirit of Lehmanites at athletic contests were the schools cheerleaders This group of pep rallying individuals is composed of six boys who were preferably chosen from the Boys Leaders Club To become a cheerleader a boy must have an elusive per sonality and be one of the leaders in the student body H must have a strong resonant voice pleasing manner and be approved by the present cheerleaders and Coach Robinson. Heading the sextet this year was John Weaver, who has kept a capable and worthy record for the past three years. Helping him considerably were seniors Harry Coyle, who had a three year record, and Bill Casper, a new member of the squad, who has helped raise Lehman morale extensively. Underclass members of the squad were juniors Bob jones and Arden Cary, and sopho- more Don Tolbert. The boys traveled to all of the out-of-town games with the team. Lehman is proud of its spirited and organized cheering, which greatly helps toward the winning of its games, and we thank the cheerleaders for their excellent work during the '46 and '47 season. Page 1 13 Boy s Leaders Club The Boys Leaders Club, under the direc- tion of Bob Fuller, a Lehman graduate of '42, again performed at half time of the basketball games. Coach Fuller, with his familiarity with gymnastics, has greatly improved the technique of the members. ln order to belong to Boys Leaders Club you must be able to master certain exer- cises on a selected piece of apparatus. The Leaders meet every Monday evening in the gym- Other activities of the club consist of helping in gym classes and taking part in gym night exhibitions. Also from the mem- bers of this club come the cheerleaders. Page 114 Upper left: lst row: Dick Mong, jack Yingling. Zncl row: Bill Bawn, Ted Richards, Carl jacob- sen. Upper renter: Officers john Weax'er, Harry Coyle. Al Schaaf. Upper rigbf: lst row Znd row' Below: lst row Znd row Srd row: Tom Petzsinger, Allan Rudner. jim Coyle, Mark Boli. john Vfeaver, Don Schneider, Arden Cary, Harry Coyle. Russell Janson, Harry Klidos. Emanuel Bourlas. jim Cooper, jim Doanes. 1946 Baseball In row 7nd row Tom Whxtmer Tom Bauscher Dick Larson Frank Martin Dick Cordler Tom Banahan john Blackmon jim Clayton Roy Ewmg Ph1l Hungerford 11m Cooper Ralph Freday Harry Stemeck hm Wuske D1ck Watson Daxe Puddmgton Hugh Hanna Don Eddlns Bill Hoffmyer BASEBALL SCORES Coached and guided by lim Snyder the Lehman H1gh School baseball team returned to the d1amond for the1r second consecunwe year The club snatched three out of e1ght con tests They fa1led to knock off Canton state tournament Outstanding as the team s most val Lelo man 01712 Barberton Sebring T1mken L1ncoln Tlmken McK1nley Barberton uable players were Ph1l Hungerford and Roy Ewing co captains D1ck Larson snappy outf1elder and Frank Martm stalwart catcher also proved great assets to the n1ne ThlS years squad has benef1ted by summer pracuce and returnmg letter men D1ck Cord1er Tom Banahan Frank Martm Bill Hoffmyer and Tom Bauscher should have an excel lent season 'I946 TENNIS SCORES Le Inu DP McKinley Mass1llon McKinley 4 MaSS1ll0H jerry Bradshaw Gene Kumph Don M1ller Paul Mraz Page 117 - 1, 0 6' - - f , 2. ' 10 1 ' - 5. ' 4 2 . - 4. ' 4 9 McKinley in their first game of the 5- McKinley 5 4 u 6. 5 6 . , 7. ' 13 . - 8. 2 0 law O . l. ' 4 2 2. ' 4 2 5. ' 5 1 I. ' 5 l 1946 Track lst r xx lohn Rohrhaugh Bull Patterson Cucne Suc john Weaxer Iryung Rubunstcun Puul Hassunger john Santellu Tom Varxas Duck Dorland Llmcr Whute Al Schfuaf Duck Duck 7nd ron Ohn jerry Klaflun Dcan Buchtel 'urd row Manos lohn Romary Ned Paca Bernuc Maury Greg Xarasas Duck Raebcl Smuth Duck Barnes Harold Clune Dean McDowell Coach Paul Roby Koenreuch Duck Duckes Roger Farley Lester Boydclatour Tom Llark Francus ohn Farrcl Bud Buker ohn Hauschulz blcn Hannum Bull Thus year s track team fought un unusually successful cfumpaugn durung yxhuch two school records were broken Backung theur co captuuns Ierry Francus und Tom Clark one hundred per ccnt thc tracksters conupuled un cxceptuon ully func record of fuse straught vsuns and one loss Lehmsuns only dcferut came ut the hands of McKunley Farrell brokc the school half mule record wuth 1 neat 7 0' 7 and Clark scaled the hugh bar wuth a 5 feet 11 unches lump Lettermen returnung from last years squad ure Ierry Francus Duck Rachal Iohn Farrell Tom Clurk ohn Hlll9Chlll7 Duck Barnes Ned Paca Bull Agnone und Bull Saunt TRACK SCORES lcfvmuu Ubp McKunleu Wooster Doy er 'XY estern Reserye Uhruchsy ulle Rclays Massullon Louusy ulle v McKunley Page ll6 Rclays I c bma ll 1 7 c O11 1 I of, - .' ' '. ' F -2 J ' . ' ' -f. -. g If . ' 1 g I f. J -. r . J Q- c '- . ' , ' ., I 2 , .. ' -I , ' ' , '. 1 ' 4' V. . 4 l. ' ' c 't 2 . 1 . 'i 1 ' ' fl 2 1 -2 ,f.-, ' ' ' 2 ' f , ' ' 1 I 4 , 41, 42 I. 1. V 88 zu 5. - ' 3- 1.'- S512 2. ' ' 75 -60 6. ' ' X 22 3. ' - I ' 15 7. ' 7613 21' 3 4, ' Y' 62 if 8. ' Y 29 89 flme out front Clark clears Farrell on Ibe turn 5 L 'Q' 5 eel 11 mcbes 3r'f?'Q Nice jump, John! Elmer in action 1946 Golf Varsity Russ Thomas Dean Becker R venes B111 Wcaxer john Maxson jim Coyle john Schlrack The golf game one of the most rugxd tests of skull open to athletlc competx tors IS becom1ng an mcreasmgly popular sprung sport at Lehman The 46 squad composed of Norm jackson Rusty Thomas Cyrnl Holdmg and Dean Becker regnstered a snx won snx lost season Overlookxng the handl cap of havlng no returnmg varslty member the lmksmen proved themselxes capable Under the effnclent coachmg of Inm Robxnson they crushed a strong c1ty competmon but were defeated by Allnance at the d1str1ct meet at Tam O Shanter Thns years squad bolstered by Holdmg and Becker plus several fme reserve players should enjos a good season GOLF Alllance Tlmken Barberton McK1nley Masslllon Tlmken Barberton McK1nley Llncoln Massillon Alllance SCORES Lehnmn llfg OPP 7 1 Page II8 Varszty Norm jackson Cyril Holdmg Q - ' , . , , , , . . , s 1 - ' , . . D , , , 1 , L ' , 5 11 Lincoln 12 4 ' ll1f'Q 41 3 1516 1 3 ' ' 4 12 1 11 5 1 9 7 1' 512 ' 712 812 ' ' 4 12 1 -1 12 ' V2 1'12 . , . Girls Spnrhi ef M 2 Ri rf - r S- linuqn lnnlx al IHXUIIIQ fum! lzfnlux ofrnux S lolvrzmr I luumu! I S1111 f nu 11111011 Ill .flu S ix Cf znllzwlmfl gum lnulex Ulu fm! won fn I Xfgmly 11011, Ilfml II Qflfx Girl's Leaders Club lst row P Mohr A Cook M Powell L Paul B Dxetrrch J Snyder Znd row M Theobald N Black S Frrestone J Boydelatour E Puddmgron E Mees ard row M Frck S Gosser H Goodln J Bates B Best A Bxedenbach 4th row S Johnson M Wheeler N Noaker N Hlse A Mehaffex Dth row M Haynam L Jones A Leonard J Evans Absent D Banks J Loutzenhexser J' X fu Jfax WN l 5 Every athletlcally mmded glrl has the des1re to beeome a member of the Grrl s Leaders Club These young vsonder women take an acrrve part 1n basket ball volleyball, cageball badmlnton and, yes pmg pong In order to become a member of th1s CXCIUSIVC club a grrl must be either a yumor or a semor wlth a flrst semester grade of 90 or over ln gym Above all she must have athletlc abnllty Tryouts are held ln the sprlng and the standlng members of Leaders Club vote on the gnrls to be admrtted The offlcers elected thrs year mclude Sally Johnson presxdenr Marge Frck WICC presrdent Janle Snyder secretary and Ann Leonard treasurer Page 121 : . , . , . , . , . ' , . . I . . Q . . , . , . , . , . , . ,. , I . . . , . . , . , . , . , . , . . . ' , . . , . , . , . ., . '. ' : . , . , . , . . 1 . , . ' . X Q3 X ' MRTWV- lf , 9 ., sf-, f X li 'f , ' 'I 's , F ,r ' ,J I I l-X f 1 X L 'wg ls . , 7 l . . - 9 9 5 ' - 7 t ' v . . , . , 3 1 '. ' 3, K 1 9 9 - Scarlet and Gray Volleyball 51111141 lat r mu nd rom C :funn Marge Wheeler wrd ron M Ferns 'Nl B Lennox P .LL -i-.... Prtts A 'Nlehaffex M Colaner A Broad Bx thcvsax B Vrseounte j Sm der I Galperr Torgler NI XY heeler M Fxclx A Marne: The annufll clash of the Sc lrlet md Grfty volleyball te'tmG w'1s on Noxember Sth Scarlet edged through wrth 1 uttory of two out of three gfxmee The scores were 17 lu Sc lrlet H I3 GFI, I6 I 4 Scarlet The gfrmes are now tred both tefzms hnrng won fue yeflrs euh Captain Ann Leonard Gray lst row S johnson E Puddmgton L Paul D Lroplex 2nd row I Ellxot L Iones A Leonard M Theobald Std row F Meese L Torgler I Exam A Bnedenbaeh Page 177 el .. . 7 ' J ':i,.a,1g 'e - x I .,. - .tigigr I ga, , J S In Y . .HW M .X V 0. frfz' . ' L 'Z . ', l . V 1 .r ' ', . Q '. . ' , 7 ,. . , , ' , , , 3 Y: J. Muller, M, 1, . . ' , . -, . f A. . 'z A z 4' Hz r . .S ' . ' f' 1 ' . .. ' ' - 2 , T- 2', -' ' . 1 .' ' . L i ' 1' 4 LT . 2 . . - , - . - ' .' 27. . . , . , . ' . 'I .. , - , - I. - 'N - Scarlet and Gray Basketball Scarlet Captazn S Johnson lst row J Exans S johnson N Noaker N Htse 7nd row N Black E Puddmgton M Torgler I Galpert On March 14th Scarlet agam soared to therr fourth stratght trrumph wrth the score of 22 to 20 Everyone was on the edge of hrs seat when the fmal whnstle blew The most excmng part came when Mxss Shadle presented to Enrd Puddmg ton the Most Valuable Player award The Gray reserves were luckxer than their varsxty wtnnlng to the tune of 23 to 19 Gfay Captain M Flck lst row M Fuck A Broad E Meese M Wheeler nd row S Paul I Bovdelatour L Torgler l Snyder Page 123 Class Volleyball Champwns lst run nd ron r l ron I'l I' l 'Xl NLI1I I ra n l mu rd ron Al smut lst r v ' ron Alwcut: Page ll-1 , l YUNY ' FRESHMAN Hnrrx l l:ngle R Mallet St ru B Mclxnth Nl Wnln I willl 1 ru mx Il XX1 mn fflulllklltf Lrd K gfllll A SOPHOMORE s 1 r lllllll L11 1 P1rrL Xl LLllhlI'l e.,ro R L H1 IIT IN D I 1ut1u1he1ser ongll lx mu' fllfllp JUNIOR kc-spur I dLlIlLIll1LlSL I11111 r15,ht B Y IS Uunte Pmrson F Arhxugh I Cirpuuer Whlflllkf ur X Chuson l llnulu L bucrrx ILI1 B XYUIN1 ldigrns SENIOR S. Galpcrt I. Galpcrt. G. Miller. M. Powell. . Coluncr M. Farrcs. A. SL ll10l1. l . lfroplcy M. Hill. 1 . Pits. . Roger. X. BlCLlCI1f'lL' . M. Serra. B. Best. A. Patten. Class Basketball Champmns FRESHMAN N Stemer D Schwltzgable j Ellnot V Curtis M Stlres B Sue Absent Jo A Kallenbaugh L Het rxck B Maxarakah W Moore A Wonn S L Streby SOPHOMORE 'VI Colaner M Balley N English V Wagner D Heggy D Rose Absent A Broad I Abt M Donen Wirth J Willis R JUNIOR P Mohr K Elzer L Snyder Theobald J Yxmmer E Meese S Paul Absent J Immel -I Hoenetke N Hnse SENIOR N Black J Exans S johnson NI Pitts L Torgler M Fuck H Goodm Absent C Tay lor ., ,. , . . It . . 7 , . .- , - . ,.. '. K. L S X , X 1. , . ,. ', ,. ',. . I Z.. ,. , . - ,. . Q 1 'Cf ,f . ,. , . ',Md II 7 ' 9 Z. . . l', . ',. ' , . ,L ,. , . ,. M1nor Sports llllll ll u I I U fn nz nn! flonfzle Kfllllfx Page 176 Our Llfulzle xulntlflrfe xlou lv zz A ' H 1 . 3 J ' I JJ 5 1 . A x ' lx il in eng df if lnnkx. .Hum V Jw x ffm rikgfvl .lx n J: it. 4 Ik. I V .4 ' Minor Sports Scarlet idx nor: Pekggj Barker THIN' Ybadel Most zaluable plmer I-'md Puddmgmn PaeI7 Gm-4 1dIlY01Y fiudrm ll luke Hn: Hue! Dont juvt Xldlld fluff Haig: I V VA -, x . , . A , . w . K 1 'V ,f ',. .. ' ' . 1,1 ,,4r , . . . . . . ,, -1 ,L -1 ne Months 111 a lnst1tu Hall September the month of school The month we learn of the golden rule And each one of us lad and lass ults hls yacatnon and returns to class Theres really no w ay to deny nt D1cl1 Taylors speech was a certfun not No act could ever be fmer Than lohn Haldl s 1 hat LlCSlgI1Cl' A new word was colned by 1 Polar pcd1g.,ogue But birf s memlng st1ll his us ID 1 73, October l'!I'lIlyL,S us chlllln frost And all the pretty flowers ure lost But Iunc Gullettc blossomcd as quccn Thc loyclnest we xc eyer seen Teachcrs and parents argued future plans Wnll wc go cfampusward or collect gftrbag cans' Dlck Raebel wlth the lmmortals shall ue For 0 O 0 0 breakmq bxrds no healthful flght o cheer no lb'xJ7 0 the Lehman Txmlten me bees no leafy trees ease m any member tease no thanks no plmse nothmg Noxember No poem of Ql1SIll'lLUOIl thus txme l cmt thmlc of any word to rhyme Votmg for '1 better school system Future Academy Award Wnnners we bet VU1ll be of the cast of Harriet Amerlca returned to graclous llVlng Vllth a second peace Thanlcsgnmg Good cheer carols snow fallmg fme And the sweet aroma of cedar and pme Are the thmgs well surely remember O 1 crisp and jolly December Our basketball team swept mto hlgh bear W1th a vlctory oer Columbus East here Wee Marcra Ann Lawrence played her part to a As Amerlcas chlld at the Chrlstmas tree We left here m school our usual vevatlon And merrlly hned on our two weeks vacatxon ,X Month J Month Month Month Page 178 1 A 1 Q f . 9 f - , K r I Q ' ' Y ' . ,Q , Y ,K V I . XM , 'X' 1 7 . Q ' . i 1- - . F V . . f to N 1 A 1 li 2 1 t7 . y f A f f ' ' 1 1 X 2 Y L . ' ..w H. . . . '- Q 2 . 1 , 1. , 1 fc Y. I .U l if ' ' S - K X I NL I 2' xi . sf . A L 2 f I L- . . Q. . . Q ' I K , Our parents used a lot of wisdom, 1 G t ' - ' ' . q 1 ' ' . N . y n , s A2 i . L . . . s u 4 ' -Yu . V , A c C , ' ' , . 1 K . 5 , . . it Y J,r'cX 0 Ox . - K uf-Il.. Q .1 . x . . , 1 'K I 7 al c ,':5 .. 2 . ' tx A LA. of , -' ' Q of ' 3 J K Q of ' -y - - f. the check and report card the chlll and snow flurry the much overdue notebook exams Ian u worry :NIUE ldonths 111 an IHSlllUl10H How she got out of the box IS to some a peeve Its really qu1te sxmple He had her up h1s sleeve I got my report card Is my face red7 Ill turn over a new leaf just llke a cabbage head Oh but how we did admxre The harmonxous He1delberg choxr February marks the blrthdays of many famous men Llke Washlngton and Lmcoln and Tom Edlson But all the more glorlous IS this month You see February IS the bxrthday of Cpore l1ttle mel The Musxcal Revlew by Cogan and Hlll Brought us great pleasure and thrill after thrnll Oh let the welcome golden bells toll For those elected to the covcted u1ll and Scroll Toward Columbus we ll eventually journey For were workmg to wm the basketball tourney The hon and the lamb had a battle To see who would come flrst They bxt and fought and fought and bxt Whnle the populace settled down for the worst On paymg my mcome tax I needed some persuas1on I called lt an oversight the government evaslon Y The heavenly dew dropped from the sky April greeted nt w1th blossommg fluff But I really wnsh rt would stop rammg We ve now got three feet of the darned stuff We re tnred and haggard and as stlff as starch After a trylng thirty one day March It was wnth supreme exaltatnon That we began our meager Easter VHCHIIOH Another br1ll1ant chapter of the sweet old stor Ended when the athletes recexved Ls for glory Scent of soft roses 1n the alt The pollen of the umothy grass doth blow I can t stand If any longer Its my rose fever you know Summer us here and lettuce never forget It was Dnck Beatty who saw our fnrst vnolet Am I happy? Am I gay? Oh yes mdeed The class has voted me-most lnkely to go to seed The sen1ors all feel happy cheerful and gay For thelr graduation IS only 30 days away We turn our heads and tearfully b1d adleu We re sorry to leave Old Steadfast and True As we move along we fondly sxgh Thanks for a swell four years dear Lehman Hugh' Page 129 I I I - u n - , . . . I , . . 1 1 , 1 7 y ' . 7 1 , . . . . . . ' 1 ' 9 3 7 . . , . . 7 - - - u ,- 1 - 11 - in .1 - U - , . . ' ll I !I y . . f 7 2 , O - - , X l 1 - X v , . I A . , fl K f , , , ,X . , V u Q , , n a s 1 1 , n .H 9 s 9 u - , , . PATRONS The Polorls Stuff w1shes to express 1IS oppreclotlon to the follow mg cltlzens of Ccmton who have so groclously supported th1s book I I I I I I I II IIII IIII IIII IIIl I IIII I I II IXII I S I I I III I l I X I IIII It I QI III! I It III4 III IIII IIII IIII I I I I I Hmm I X'I'. I 111c I XII-5. Us 1-I1n - XI. XII XIV. I nllf I XIrs. X. l'. IFIIIIIIUI' III: I nrmf I XIVQ. I,. I . XIII x'-- Iss XIV. I I XII+. 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YIISIU' 111-. 1 1111 1 . 1-2. 1. 4- 1111 111. 1111 . 1-1. .11 1- 'Jil'- 1-11-.1 1111 1 1 -. '111- .. 3- -'1-1 TARKS E' DEUBLES 9 Mclssullon 9 Alliance BEST WISHES THE LEONARD AGENCY 'Om COMPANY E L S I E I D 01 uf XMX fx Sd! .gf V 9 ff 'KUIHQIIJ' - D I 312 H I-IARTEB BANK BUILDING lT'S GOT TO BE GOODV' I-'nrst and Seventh Floors P A f I ' 9 7- if ff roi! I 0 ? .', I - ' Y..-'11- 11 .'-'. . 11-1311.1 , Q W T ' 41':I55fE5:3:, I f I u ll I F. f1.- Best Wish 1 J Class of I --T Q I s I 0 Q 5 ESTATE Qilhq X U GE LOANS j-fl 3 3 U I l EMENT '. 2 I - N -'-if ' , 1 ' F 1 ' ' I . I 1 1 ict 8 12 THE CANTON REPOSITORY CONGRATULATES THE 1947 GRADUATING CLASS LEHMAN HIGH SCHOOL AND WISHES ALL SUCCESS TO ITS MEMBERS Phoiographlc Craiismanshlp Portrcnts Commerc1cm1 P1cture Frcxmmg Photo F1I11Sh1I1g wdhfl STANCLIFT FLORISTS Td.'EiITL?Td 'i'dHdL'l 1. C1 N W s N P g 1 OF O Q H 'ic Q T F' 816 eveland Avenue . . 426 Sixth L . W. Canton, F C py qht 1945 THE SHAEFFER BLACK CO AGENTS FOR ROYAL FOR 34 YEARS '? -l O O uDOQQ ad Gov Quang 1 Q90 QQQ 1 19501101 QAMAAAIJ BENSUN TYPEWRITER C0 336 4th St N W Canton Ohmo SHULAN SCOURS T H E M A R K E T FUR DIAMUND VALUES AND PASSES THE SAVINGS ON TO You You must 116' s1111sf11'1l 111111 N 0111 SIIIIIIIVI IJIIIIIIOIIII 1 II IIlf l IS IP 117111 I H111 1 11111 Vt lxll ll N Llldl 111111 SHULAN JEWELER 212 Market Avenue North Page 134 F L O W E R S Add to the Jov of Everv Occaslon DUN JUHNTUN S FLOWERS 127 4th suee1N W 11111s 1111111 111111 lflf 4111111119 Miracle Plumbmg 8: Heahng Co 400 9th Street N E. CANTON OHIO PHONES Oihce D1al 6442 Resxdence Dlal 2 0811 ., if 'WQQL fffifiz-:- : '!:! ,J ' L -hlr' I J A I xlib'- xxw ' 'V' if' A I , TOO 5 5 K ww 4, . I i I weep., ,sju 1 4 . V Ting .3 I X, , ,iii - X21 l , o ri , - . ' . O O I F11 f 1 Q-11141. . . A D' ' .' I 11' ' H Y ' M11 ' 1111 .' ' f 1'1. I I I Hz 'S ' V'C 1-1 - I 4 . ARROW SHIRTS STETSON HATS WALK OVER SHOES WALKERS LIIIZIOIL Holm of HART SCHAFFNER G MARX CLOTHES LOIILIJIIIIII nfs nf THE CITIZENS SAVINGS 81 LOAN CO HOME OFFICE On the Sauare Canton Oh1o BRANCH OFFICE North Canton Oh1o PIIITI IC Il IUVTI 467018 Dxal 6293 519 Fourth St N W CANTON OHIO Innzplznlerzt I THE R 81 J FURNITURE C0 Corner of Thlrd and Cherry A e S E Out of the hugh renf dlsfncf GRADUATION FASI-IIONS Applozzrl In LEHMANS ADVISORY BOARD IOAN HAMILTON LOUELLA IONES PAT SCHUMACHER Pg 155 O 0 I i' Q - , w J t Hilscher-Clarke Electric Co. Eh? Halle Bras' 'A' 1 I ff I COMPLIVIENTS f I B H' 3 cuss OF '47 53 3 I B rukenbro Z T I 'Gift' IAILOR.711c I 1 TH5 L x FINE TAILORING FOR IIN , J MEN AND WOMEN Fashlons EXCIUSIVE 527 VIAHKILT AVFNLIL NORTH IANFON OHIO BLST WISHPS TU LPHMAN HIGH SCHOOL .STL DILNTS ,? v fm, The Echpse Electrlc Co I 203 11 2nd Street N E Canton Ohlo ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES FIXTURES SUPPLIES CALL 41721 FOR YOUR WIRING AND REPAIRS P g 136 I E I A 1 1' ' Q3 I I 'O I ' R 5 ,, r- I. ' U ! Q I I . 4 ' I 7,4 -I ' ', L Y L lllIIlm....... : X - I , Q35 .f x X . 'gnfqg'-.9.:'e!gi A I I ,, fi,- , I li A ' 0 u I . a e , CONGRATULATIONS ALL GOOD w1sHEs THE IJIiElIS'FIlLI..E I3 li F4 F'l!IhJ'Y Complete MAIL ADVERTISING A Quarter Century of Servlce MULTIGRAPHING PRINTING ADDRESSING MAILING 335 SECOND STREET N W HFRONI SUNRISE TO I SUNSET I IT'S Musical Favorites WCMW 1060 SOLID SESSION SATURDAY 10 to I1 SOON WCMW FM 242 962 Meg FAME PENN LAUNDRY LAUNDERERS DRY CLEANERS 809813 Manon Avenue S W f'O!VIPLI1VIFNI'S FO THF CI ASS OI' 1947 JOHN GASSER I E W E L E R EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING COMPLETE LINE OF IEWELRY I1 2nd St S E Phone 23204 YARNS FOR SWEATERS SOX IERKINS MITTENS N eu Sn les N ew Yarns THE YARN SHOP 915 Market Ave N Phone 36831 ECONOMY Wall Pclper and Paint Store O Complmzents to the Clan of 1941 225 EAST TUSCARAWAS Page 157 ON Q 1 A, I V - 1 - I W T - -1 W O I . . I 1 I sl A JA I A l O PHONE me Ii g 8 . .. . . H jff'IliQl,A, ' 'A W ,,v,v,,,. ,I fi' QffQf f' , ,ff f,,,'f, Q ' I HY I ' 1 ' - . I 1 fk I I 4 f X mfr fxxff x X4 S I Ill-E: Qu Q E. .T Congratulations to the Class of 1947 HUBHCHEHS O Canton's st WISIIKS I1 ll ll LUNCHEON MEATS HAMS and BACON BEEF and VEAL PORK and LAMB FISH and OYSTERS CHEESE and MARGARINE BIRDS EYE FROSTED FOODS Smlth Beauty Salon 128 F1fth Street N W CONTOUR HAIR CUTTING 'k PIOQIBSSIVB Deparimeni Store 6 W SMITH D161 26166 Pg H8 ff, ,S X , H05 A' 1 I If' Cl ss uf Gs I5 I T47 ,El Qi T! YI L i ll .Wa YQQXU-Ufffl IX W , X I ' I X W V1 if M I nu ff iw I fi ' f' x E V f 6, X I 4, X of-I 6 . , . . 7 if Congrrltzllntionx In 1111, 6:11133 of I047 THE OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY ir Headquarters for School and College Supplies Office Furniture and Office Supplies ul' 321 Tuscarawas Street, W. CANTON, OHIO M. A. BUFFO DON CHILE I .I 'I I 13 W N N X X S RIGHT FROM THE ST REGULAR GRADE HOMOGENIZED, SOF-KURD OR GOLDEN GUERNSEY BE A SUPERIOR CUSTOMER DIAL 6205 X S . QS Hidk surtmon DAIRY, lm II U N Il II .X 'Il I+ I, A 'I' I U N S to the CLASS UF I91-I Flanagan 81 Nist Paint Co. Cfznlnlfs l,I1IlIIflIl'ff' l'f1i11f Starr' 5th uml Nlvliinlvy N. W. compumems Of 0 S. L. AGNONE, M. D. The Shoppe' Tlmt frlrlf Built JACK SUMMERS FURNITURE SHOPPE 4630 Cleveland Ave., N. Phone 9-1486 Open Every Eveninq Plenty of Parking Space lust North of Forest Hill Cemetery Buy today what you'll be proud of tomorrow THE ARCADE MARKET offers you an unusual shopping advantage found in no other market. At this market you buy food at competitive prices and at the same time have comparative merchandise to choose from. ARCADE MARKET MERCHANTS Page 159 WESTINGHOUSE -classroom hghtlng equ1pment crthletlc leld floodllghtlng home economlcs crpphcxnces For Better Schools Westmqhouse Products For Better L1v1ng YBARBQ Open Daily Except Monday M to1A M-Sat SP M to230A Su.n l2Noonto1A M FULTON ROAD EXTENSION Congratulations to the Claes of 1947 142 LJGWEIL BCM je W e lelw Onesfo Hotel Bldg 2nd mu!CIeveIond NW HI I LN FLI ISLHMANN buymg hu shoes at Flezschers where teen agers but thezr shoes Pg 140 COMPLIMENTS BON MARCHE 421 N MARKET l li ' - - L 5 P. . . . . . . : . M. f' ' - Milf 'Y W ' ' ', ff , , 'W 'f,1'f, Q ,,,f Q' , , , , , . .,-., lvi if rf il tl . tl ,I The Moock Electric Supply Co. f All ' Y- f Y. nlnfl A 'fln Y, Vi, 'YW' T. Y' gf' 54-'-'MQ Q, W YYQQQQ ,,,' . fri? 7' Y ,W ni ' YY - OF . ll BEST WISHFS POR SIHPSN TO THF CI XSS OI' 1917 Rlchord E Croasdolle 81 Co 1110 Harter Bank Bldg INSURANCE SERVICE RALPH H WELSHIMER PAUL H RULON WGR Sportmg Goods Company 132 West Tuscarawas Street CANTON 2 OHIO Phone 3 4769 DIAL 6101 416 MARKET AVENUE N ' fdofaalakdnyaue mmylsah' P ge 141 CHOOSE YOUR CAREER The telephone communlcatlon network 1S the nerve svstem of the world To be ln the serv1ce of operatlng 11 eff1c1ently for the ad vance of c1v1117at1on W1ll g1Ve you a feelmg of great accomphshment We W1ll be glad to 1nterv1ew vou for a posmon m thls v1tal pubhc SSIVICG work The 0h1o Bell Telephone Co 401 Cleveland Ave N W CANTON 2 OHIO LOlNf HLXTLLXTIONQ I X58 JI' tllnldcnurfnfnstn 6 ON FUNERAL SERVICE 1 MARK!! Avi Nonw A1 l2ru Sr 1 Efnrrmouc 8237 lil. 'ul What a wonderful taste treat Made RIGHT ln Canton by HALTERS PRETZELS Inc 1277 DUEBER AVE S VV Page 142 lomplmu nts ol ALBERT KEHL FLORISTS 4214 CLEVELAND AVE N F1014 els for All fIfllI.Sl0llS Phone 2 0527 IN CANTON SINCE laso CALL The Frantz Boyer Electric C 204 Slxth Street N W DIAL 2 1402 For Real llutlzcal Sermff ESTABLISHED 1924 A Y al L 3 4 - O N 'I' 0 H E . . . 11 . - ' CLA lf C' l9fl-T . . O1 5611 -2- V S .A ,ltr ex- 1' A Af Jr f t J7 .l' 51 A ' ' ' . H T t V H 1' 'Q - ' Fl-' if - L.. 2 l O-1 l EASE K' l ,l l i l l w wt ' I 3 cc V N h D. -' 'ss w M . I , . l tl - ll l 'lf 'fQfl,,I, ,Eg Q, ' , ,W ,4 '4'i li ,. W l t - 0 n l . l , . . I 1 . I ' X, tl if l, Leadershlp cannot be purchased ln the market place It must be deserved and earned To hold thls place, once If IS achleved, means conslstent, satlsfactory performance When automoblles really looked lxke horseless carrxages, and trucks and busses not even a dream, Tnmken Bear 1ngs were favored by the engrneers Year after year as vehrcles 1mproved, markets O vances 1n passenger and frelght haulage by uslng Trmken Bearmgs on h1gh speed streamllned trams, locomotwes, passen ger cars and frexght cars They are a part of modern desngn and assure bet ter performance, longer l1fe and more unlform satlsfactlon E BEAR! MPANY H lncreased, and the lnfant lndustry took stature T1mken Bearlngs found even wider acceptance Today, few lndeed are the cars, trucks, busses or lndustrlal machlnes whlch do not lnclude Tlmken Bearlngs Amerxcan raxlroads are makmg tremendous ad i COW PLIM IC NTS ofthe HARVARD CLUTHING C0 Market Ave S at Second St CHOOSE THE BEST PROCTOR N EVER LIFT IRON BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 47 STEINECK S BAKERY If s Fresher From Sfemeck s Typewnters and Addlng Machmnes Sold Rented Renalred sf x All Makes oi Portables STEBBINS TYPEWRITER C0 331 W Tusc Canton Ohlo c o M P L IM E NT s ELITE RESTAURANT 206 Tuscarawas Street, West Phone 40535 Canton Ohxo Pg 4 Where Beautiful Shoes and Matching Accessories Are a Fme Arf SHIRLEY SHOES O . 2 I . I . I -2 X W- , LLE3..-In H ' ,, E 1 , , ,1'iJi' lin ' ' I 1 - W ll ' - T N ' ll . 1 is it Y tif Y ,, 1,3 'TiY,,Q Y Yflnff Y, A Y. . nl if 1? A 5 a e I4 W I ONES PHARMACY Medlcme Service PHONE 5904 12th cmd Cleveland Ave N W 207 Tuscarawas St W CANTON OHIO NC LXTIU tothe Iss e CANTUN HARDWARE C0 food HllltIlLUI6 film FIIFIIIISILIP lllllllla 114 Fourth St N W 205 Market Avenue S 'Vallonallv A!11FlfI8Pll IIPIIIIIIIUIISF WATCHES DIAMONDS IEWELBY WATCH REPAIRING ENGRAVING STERLING 6. PLATED SILVERWARE mf? 'M Esmsususb l9lo wy, losrusc sr E Pg., 145 UFFICIAL LEHMAN JEWELRY COLTLH.-XTI1 A NS 1' I ,' 7 '7 ,, ' CLI .1201-' '17 Th O I 'f'., 2 's ' ' IYQ H - ' Y Q '. Qi Q 1 I X A 4 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1947 Co upl 1 c De I nt I t1I1l1 C Il ct 0 1 Yen :ce THE STURE FOR MEN I38 2nd Sf SW GOLF at Tam O Shanter KEMPTHORN MOTORS INC Af HOUR EXPERTLY MAlN'I AINED Ad 90965 PLYMOUTH RATES REASONABLE DODGE TRUCKS AND COMMERCIAL CARS 811 CLEVELAND AVENUE N W CANTON 3 OHIO Pg mc c 0 M P L 1 M E N T s THE IDEAL FURNITURE C0 W gm , H, 1 e e fy ' 7 V' Pres riplirm fo e i 1 parime' - '7 - n 0 I I .1 I. ' , I , . 1 x . X. Dual ,dd 'I lun' Num for - Vatmnally 1'erl1.red Equipment Sold . . . . O I 1 I Of a e u BEST WISHES CQ? some Ei!! ffm we ,, SQXQWESS THE .1 X9 'f Q ll .ff aff AGS Heresan end ASS OF 9 foayobyou hale' Don 'r scrub 'lollel' bowls Jusf use Sam Flush lwlce a weelr D rec irons on flwe can Keeps fha bowl sparlrl ng flue ln dden lrap clean Sold everywhere l0c and 25c snzes The llyglenlc Products Go Schnelder Lumber Cox ca '0 0 ' ul B ao R P S CANTON OHIO BROCKMAN S SHOES For Both Young Men :md Women ubo uant something dzfferent B R O C K M A N S 521 North Market Avenue Greetinqs from THURIN'S for your home beautiful 524 MARKET AVENUE, N MELO CLEANER E in .Q MAKES ALL CLEANIM EMIER D S50 ES D RT UlS 651 E And ihal' s nol' all' M I'o does save rubbmg and scrubblng B f ll' al cleans befler Culs grease Dlssolves dnrl' Saves soap Try MeI'o nn your cleaning wafer baih. lulchen or laundry Dlrechons on fhe package Sold by all grocers m fwo convemenf sues. MADE BY THE MAKERS OF SANI FLUSH THE HYGIENIC PRODUCTS CU. CANTON. OHIO Page 147 J . - 1 AA .2 rf X E ,M as Q .,: T o E , : S 'j' Toi f ,Ili - x ,5 ? ' r Q, 5 3:1 ' a Fit, e ' ' Q lx . , V 3. 1 49 ' xi fr' C L 1 4 7 y c-....., , , 'N ' ' - . l '- ' . i - i , I Q Y . . . ll . . I ig' lfquli . ' L.Q,.LQff,u Zigi, Q :Ulf is-in STH SYREET AND . , . OQYHWEST ' U I V, ' wnsn ion N wif' I ...- I. . . . , -,L ' ' ' - at x K IDKITCIIEI , far BATH .. . ..- NUUNDIY , ' 1.......-....-...V M I LV I C EAS 1 Y, ' . e ' ' . u ' so COMPLIMENTS MACCMBEB INCORPORATED Canton Ohxo COMPLIMENTS THE INTERSTATE SASH AND DOOR CO COMPLIMENTS T 1947 CLASS FRED L REHUR DRUG C0 1100 14th s1 N W GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 47 BLOOM 81 KLEIN INC Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables 1 1 of 1 OF O X i' o 1 'i Canton. Ohio Cleveland, Ohio , , Q ', ,T ' ,ll 1, , ,',, , Lxf V , V V ,ln 1 O 1 I 0 0 ' I ' 1 I + L I . . . Canton. Ohio 5 ' P g 1. s L T 1 ' STAGE CURTAINS OF DISTINCTION 1 l nzr cYcLonAMA 'igfg ,mm gg' wmnow nnAPr:s al INDUSTRIES S55 l90I FULTON ROAD N W IANSONS AIRLINE ALUMINUM TRACK IS the only curtam track rn the world us1ng prec1s1on bearmg rollers at each curtarn support CONGRATULATIONS Amencf' 5 Besf STUDENTS OF 1947 CLASS GULDEN AGE BEVERAGES Cleane s of Dlshnchon SINCLAIR DRY CLEANING C0 150 Cherry Avenue N E Phone 3 3333 Dxal 4 0906 801 6th St S W FINE FURNITURE 593' GREEN S MUSIC STORE A Complete Music Ser ce HOME OR OFFICE THE LARGEST STOCK OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE BABCOCK S 'N Sm COUNTY 124 Cleveland Ave S W Phone 4 3522 Canton Ohxo 12th Street N W at Shorb I A ll ' I ll 1 r . . . I vi - Trigg, gm ,g gjg,1,,,,, -'gg 1m 'TT' Iiii . , ,g ' 1,1gg, ' A-Q A'--1 - ' :i ' 'l 7,5-J: I . Y - A Q -W 7 M l f I f ' vi 'A' . I I 1 I I 'k . .1 . . Page I-I9 ONESTO MILLER, Protection Agamst A111 Insurable Rzsk Anywhere S'S B E FROEHDE GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 3 8824 218 Cleveland Ave N W CANTON OHIO Tel 20904 Page 150 HERCULES MOTORS CORPORATION Amerzras I oremovt Engine Manu aciurerv ir BUILDERS OF H E A V Y D U T Y Two Four cmd SIX Cylmder Englnes and Power Unrts GASOLINE KEROSENE NATURAL GAS DIESEL FOR Manne seI'V1Ce Aqnculiural Implements Commerc1al VehIcles General Indusinal Equlpment Constucuon and Road Buxldmq Machmery HERCULES ENGINES 8: I . o I f In 0 o 0 V if I 311-12-13 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG ,. . . , n . f 5 COMPLIMENTS e Taylor Construcilon Company GOOD WISHES rom HAINES AND C0 Publlshers 1121 W Tuscarawas Tel 28200 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the A S S O F 1 9 The Stern and Mann Company e el nd A en e d c as West Th N T fs ly CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1947 Neff Wyles Locker Co Refrlgerated Locker Servlce cmd Food Market 413 415 13th St N W Phone 30800 COMPLIMEN TS OF BUWLUS SERVICE C0 Pg 171 1 1 of 1 ,, 1 ' 1 Th lg C L 4 7 1 11 3 1 ' 11 , ' f C1 v a v u an Tus araw 'A' . I 'I 1 f. 11 , A .. y ' e ame ha on Know Meanx Qual: . . - W 11 ' fQl7f,j7 7 Y 1,1 'rrr Y ' . , ,Q, iw- , ' 7' 1 TSVTVVV n V Y TW' 7-YV 'Wi V V LLli 'TT 1 'I' - 11 if M . . 1 I o 4, . . . COMPLIMENTS OF F I NN E Y ' S CUT-RATE DRUG STORE 415 Market Avenue North CANTON OHIO DICII 7383 F YARGER I C SYLER G andM QUALITY FOODS O Fancy Meats Groceries and Produce 1709 Amold Ave N W Telephone 4 2768 GERRY SCHRATZ Prop FRUI-IME S FLOWERS 134 38 5th St N W Canton Oh1O Phone 2 8501 Bo ded Me b H t Telegraph D e t r no l Page 152 The LAURENSON AGENCY Co INSURANCE and SURETY BONDS R lAURI:NbOlN RAY B MIRIPS 127 Second Street N E Phone 6203 CANTON OHIO . 'A' ' , ' O I-I .I I 1 - , . of I Artixtir Arnmg ts Origimzlily - Quality - Ser1'ir.'e ' . . . . ' - 'I ' ' I I 4 C. . . ' I ' . 2 I n m er xoris 5 ' ' , . . ehv ry Association In e na na . w COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1947 BOOTH HARDWARE Carburetor Electrical and Tune Up Service By Factory Trained Mechanics Uhlo Battery 8: lgmhon Co 831 Market Ave North Dstnbut rs and Offc I Se ce for Automolne Un is cleanmg p I II, xWIwInIfIIeW, i s II atm I III I II R ., 0fT,E AVEIL xt' N X Blggegonmq Wonder Glo IIIII not Injure your most deI1c'1te flbrxcs 1 s kmd to your Inmla IVoodworII pamtcd w al ls mrnxshcd surfaces 'md san :ms are easxer to clean wxth I WONDER cI.o ASK YOUR GROCER SHEAFFER PARKER EVERSHARP PENS AND PENCILS RICE OFFICE SUPPLY 204 3rd Street N W Il-Xuthonzed Factory Pen Repaxnnql KEIII0 YOUR HOME ED W IIIAMS IUMBE III' N w IMI 3 22 8 B50 Page 155 I I I I I I I I I I -Q- I I I X I t II xw' I1 I 1 III ' I I t w . 3 1 S M III x I I N KIM' I , - X I I N QI, E I ' ' N?S:. ::: null! I N' E-553. II :e1H S I A A f I 5' ,xx Izre NEI:-N 1 'W-.4.::iL.: I 's ln Ilfs I QQ gwirge I X K, ,Qzix S I ,159 I '-IRI, Pg.. 9 Oi, ,grey I 'HES w1'I'm,'5- j .,,, Y ji' ,- 1,,, Wf' Wfifr'-I E' - ' ' I . . , II I I .i. I . 4' . E I I ' ' I '. . -9 S ' I - E .YC ' 5 l . U 0 . I ' I I - i ' n i ia rvi , V i V I 'I I I ,, ES Sree aS aa aa aaa at EEEIISS ae or I It S are S I I I ' I N I I I II , . - g I , Q I ' ' ' I -' , AT I I O ' ' ' U II , II - I I I II Complzments 0 I-I CANTON PATTERN 8: MF G C0 Manu acturers Wood Patterns Gray Iron Serru-Steel cmd Alloy Ccrstmgs THEO M DUBS Preszdent AT NAM JEWELRY ROGERS JEWELRY CO WATCHES DIAMONDS AND GRADUATION GIFTS OUR SPECIALTY 334 N Market 129 E Tusc W lincoln Way Massillon Ohlo E C Eynon Plumblng Co Inc fEstabl1shed 18881 ENGINEERS CONTRACTORS Plumbmg Heating Ventzlatmg and Azr Condztzomng Dlal 3 9131 236 Walnut Ave N Page I5-4 COMPLIMENTS OF DE LUXE MARKET Complete Food Shopping Center Just To Remmd You Whether 1t IS a smgle flower or a basket u Whether for Gladness or for Sadness WE DESIGN TO PLEASE GELTZ S FLOWERS Cleveland Ave at 22nd N W l l l . . f X tl T E A GRE E IN l l . ll f I Of N ' ll 0 xl 32 .' , ' , ' WY nr if , N Q i 'Vi V Y H ' 77 ' 'Y' Y V 'V , Hlfw' la Th F . ti A. . ., , A t if H Il t Y Y ,,,,,, . , . , . .KI , tl fll... ir . ' - ., .E. I THERE IS HEALTH IN EVERY DROP CANTON PURE MILK i' omogemzetl Vtlamm D Soll Curd Mtlk RICHER CREAMIER MORE EASILY DIGESTED DIAL 55274 Q buck up your home team' Youll always be tn there cheertng the old school players lts yust natural to stand by the people and places and thtngs you know best Whatever sport you follow youll want to celebrate vtctortes and soften defeats with a Ptoneer Wtener tn Amertcas fawonte sandwtch a Hot tnspected and certtfted meats spaced rnght gutcy full of pep-butldtng protetn Ptoneer Wteners and Luncheon Meats make ndeal school sandwtches f Come ptcntc ttme therell be wtener roasts wtth Ptoneer pups stzzlmg over the coals Be sure you get Pxoneer Canton own brand of func foods 70: 50 Wan Qalauo ?amdla Wave Z fond PIONEER BEEF Wausau .luacleoa Wad . LOOK FOR THE COVERED WAGON TRADE MARK iii , Qi? 67312,-tWj1N,moist'f3llWmf TWH-Sttt isfr QD Page ISS I I I I If O 'U . . . 'Q f . l Dog. Pioneer is a home-town wiener, rhatle from -X . . ' . . Q, . l A ,Q I '. . . K I ' tia l ly - E ET -K W, 'A -,ing ,I - COMPLIMENTS YOUR PIPER CUB DEALER PUURMAII AIRCRAFT SERVICE MARTIN AIRPORT Harrlsburq Road N E Phone 32458 Aircraft Mechamcs School Aircraft Supplies and Accessorles Wholesale and Refall COMMENCEMENT GIFTS asszdy 5 jewelry of Qlalxty COMPLIMENTS OF THE H A London Candy Co I o n ' H I JI4lll1llf!Il'llll'f'l'S of HHome Madeu Candies I I' . . . of Dzstznvtzon ' J W I Q lvlcvrbvutfl 1 I C ll f London's at Y D I zo7 Cleveland Avenue. . I pg 156 1 811 ee, .W. Ph I + W R Compliments of 1 Qualify Af Its Best! THE STALEY AGENCY I I I O COMPANY 5 I SEALTEST GLENN A. STALEY 5 I I 'I Milk and Ice Cream 'lr I I 0 Insurance I I THE SANITARY MILK C0 Me11ettBu11d1ng 801 che Y Ave CANTON OHIO nf CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 47 I X A CHEERY GREFTING J L ARNOLD 8: SONS ZElfS.5'y 223335 3.5162 us for smart g I d d I ourf rs 0 cou se oz 10 fr I plan Lazlable to you CARL P ARNOLD HERMAN A ARNOLD 45? L.. M 4, 917 MARKET AVENUE N QUALITY CLOTHES ron MEN P513 - - rr ., N. E. I , ,X 5 Q 1' a I 1 ng X 4 K I I A I 3 - I W I , A l ' 71 , I' X '7 AA 3 - W R2 I N W it x v Yr v - X ' inv' i 1 rac uation i . Foun e 889 , , f r . . lr - uv' is ll ' ' I A I 2 i? .IV, fi 'A IE I , .W are 'x The M O N A R C H RUBBER COMPANY HARTVILLE OHIO MERGUS RESTAURANT Good Food TWO PRIVATE ROOMS Seating C p ty 200 Pe pl Op D 'ly 630 A. M. 9 P. M. CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of I947 Canton C1iy Lmes Inc 1501 W T OUR BEST WISHES FUR YOUR FUTURE SUCCESS MICHAEL ZANE :Sf CO D 0 137 SIXTH STREET N E ZIEGLER TIRE 6. SUPPLY CO He e No M RADIOS REFRIGERATORS RECAPP WASHERS FREEZERS f E Appl y TOASTERS WAFFLE IRONS IRONS C P 58 'A' 1 I , uscarawas I O Canton's Home ec rators O Cleve an an . W. es usc. an an 1 an ar et S. Home and Auto Supplies A ,jgijjx-411 Brake Relmlng .XKL QQ V xi, , , , , , Wheel ' r W ' IIA- 45 gf,,',f.',f',,',, Balancing - I I if V Factory ethod , . I ING - 2 . 1 A ,A V. Complete Line o I I Ag.,,L.zr . if , J 'ff i' Iirompt Sen-uc iances Q ,-'sg- iz' if 'A' Sb A Q I 1111, i ' ' 1 . , - ET i I NN4,-,,,, ., d KIBLER ALL WOOL CLOTHES SOLD EXCLUSIVELY AT STONE S For Air Conditioning Commercial Refrigeration Refrigeration Engineering Call THE CANTON HARDWARE KAUFFMAN AGENCY INSURANCE AND SURETY BONDS MARGARET KAUFFMAN E PIFRIF 400 CITIZENS BLDG T 1 3 402 COMPLIMENTS OF Harley s Bakery 8: Lunch Room 3 N Cl l A 4 0417 COMPLIMENTS OF MOZART AND STATE Theatres BRUCE BENDROTH Mt Vernon Super Service Center Cl ldA NW 'rlph 40784 f Pg 151 A I A' I N LT eeee Dagger. LD A ' 1 ? L E . f. E F. it 255 . eve and ve. e. -2 A Phone - . I 3307 eve an ve., . . Canton, O. ee one - Lubrication Tune-ups Tire Repairs Car Washing Bat ery Service N McKINLEY AIR TRANSPURT INC MCKINLEY AIRPORT LEARN TO FLY PIPER DEALERS Phone 2 7302 G F SWAYZE Mg CANTON STORAGE Inc Ch rry dF urthStre LN E PHONE 55291 Pg ICO FINAL ICOPE IM. Vx 3319. 3.422161 HOQVER A OPPONENTS I Women prefer the lfoover 2 fo I over any other make More than 6 000 000 lfoovers have been so THE HOOVER COMPANY M W EZ Compliments of the . W k . il if ' N W if I Q in ll U V e an o e . . . , r. I A fe AN i X 'cw .I Y QRPQTTL I n u likf df x 1 , 'Huang I . r r M x NOIIIHCANTON-OHIO COMPLIMENTS MERCURY CLUTCH CORPORATION GRADUATION CLASS OF LEHMAN CJ gi N1ce gomg fellows-good luck to you and thanks for everythmg We re all set up for you now w1th summer togs for summer com fort at Camp on the farm that summer yob Student Hall 'W CARL F WISE AGENCY REAL ESTATE INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS 202 Cxtizens Bldg Phone 3 3705 YANT S COTTAGE 1100 12th Street N W CANTON OHIO CANTON S LEADING CATERER FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE Prwate Dmmg Rooms or Partzes Clubs and Soczetzes PHONE 40712 FOR RESERVATIONS N0 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGFS SERVED Page 161 7 I . . . 1947 gf f of ' G i T . ARM, A52 ' Ca U ,ff Attt effgm A AW T f . . . A f 1, . M COMPLIMENTS OF USCARS DE LIIXE COMPLIMENTS pf Sf M Opp I S BUILD HEALTH AND HAPPINESS MELLO MILK P SWhI C D and RALPH SPIKER DIAL 9345 NORTH CANTON DAIRIES Inc COMPLIMENTS for ncher for fuller for better 11v1ng THE LIVINGSTON FURNITURE Live Elecirlcally 77' OHIO POWER ca MkA P c zoh ' 1 'A' De . ore and Food arkef of East Tusc. St. osi e iark's with ' t ll ll I So Tasty - So ure - o o esome , . ' T nfwfiiwf , njiflin-- 'TN IQ,,gQ,,,,j 1, ,. ' fgiff' 7 77 7 7 777777 777 '77 777 Of O I l A PM T. I co. H C 0 300 ar et N . . 7 ant ' CANTON S IF IT S HEATING The Acme Heating 8: Supply PHONE LEADING ATHLETIC o o D DEALERS 1306 Tuscarawas Street West Vlslf Our Com Canton Ohlo JDJMMS plete Hedfmg and Applwnfe 134 Second Street S E Department T A Caddle Studer Walter Studer FOR SPEED AND SPARKLE IN ALL HOME CLEANING ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THESE FIVE FAMOUS CLEANSERS CLIMALENE BOWLENE Whlter Washes Faster Cleaning Keeps Toilets Sparkling SAVEX SO FTO For Speedy Dlshwashmg Softens Water Saves Soap SPIN For Your Automatic Washer Pge ICS I l i l - t G s W t l ll ll . -I 'll ll t I aattaa A I 0 O O O 3. 3, Travel On to the A 5334- ,. AVN-ON DRIVE - INS Three Locations: 3232 North Cleveland Avenue Dueber and Tuscarawas Ave. W. 900 Market Avenue North TRAY SERVICE DINING ROOM SERVICE The Wm Edwards Co THE WEIDEMAN CO 603 Fifth Str N E CANTON OHIO f COMPLIMENTS IVICCRCDRY S R E C O R D S CANTON MUSIC SHOP 43lWT N Q O of Division of I l 'A' 1 O ll W ' eet, . 'Q O I AT ns sdwmdsr' F d l P g H4 . uscarawas CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1947 The LUNTZ IRON 81 STEEL Company CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 47 The McKinley Storage and Transfer Company aoo Ch rry A MOVING STORAGE PACKING 2 6 1 08 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 47 INTER CITY COACH LINES INC DRINK IN no'm.Es O O e er an tus ' ' O e venue. N. E. Phone - I O .. I , O I I CONGRATULATIONS to th C ASS OF STADIUM DRIVE IN Konkel s Confectlonery l S I dSh NW GET HEPSI DRINK IN THE BIG BIG Born: BUILD WITH BRICK THE CUMMINS STORAGE 8: WAREHOUSE COMPANY 4 W1 A 2 Oh T ph 8271 ARPOSTM g 1 ' O I I I S100 uppies P R Id' sl e I e Cream Soda.: 12 h b Avenue, . . L ' 4 7 I . . . C 1 In om, II I - ' 6 0,..-v - 5' J On Sale Everywhere N i' I wk 18 anut v S E. Can ' l X 'k I . . , ana er P ge 166 II WM S YOHE Hardware and Supply Company Servmg Canton Factones and Boostmg Canton H1gh Schools for 53 Years Mahomng Rd at G1bbs and 5th N DIAL 5143 Glenn S Yohe Wm S Yohe FOR BETTER DAIRY PRODUCTS lnsrst On HOL GUERNS Pasteur zed Products 3400 Cleveland Avenue N W COMPLIMENTS OF VERN CASHNER 8: SDNS USED CARS Canton s Fmesf Selection RALPH ROLLIN 5th and Cherry N E D1al 2 4502 DANIEL S Queen Quality Shoe Store Extends to the GRADUATING CLASS OF IUNE 1947 Its Best W1shes for Success AN EL M5157 full' Wes 206 2nd St NW m the Sf Frcmcls P g 7 t 0 o if . 0 N, V if jl i ' . ' .E. A w I senses A csss on on TILL so one A I I , . . l t tt 1 o R 0 ael6 N, V MCCAIN LUMBER GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF 47 C O M P L I M E N T S Cash and Carry Stores to Serve You At Followmq Locauons Dnve In 2nd and McKlnIey N W Downtown 228 4th St N W 'I3 2nd St N E Resldentlal 3005 Tuscarawas St W 2138 Cleveland Ave N W Also Centrally Located Stores m Masslllon and Alhance 1549 Market Avenue S agpnzns ,J DYER, Phone 4 4445 915 Cherry Ave S E rg W8 ACHIEVEMENT We congratulate the graduates of 1947 of Lehman Hlgh School May you succeed 1n atta1n1ng those h1gh ambltlons whlch you now foster We 1nv1te you to v1s1t our store and see our 59 model rooms and our spec1al group d1splay of home furnlshmgs We w1l1 be glad to serve you as we have served thousands of sat1sf1ed customers 1n our forty f1V9 years of busmess C 0 FINE lt0CIi C0 IXAASSILLON 641 LINCOLN WAY W MASSILLON 4242 ll I of 7 ' - - ' . . . - 1 '. '. f . I? , . I . , '4,,v,,, LL' ,gin I .,., , - , wi lf 7: ' gg, YQFWLQT' ggi' NNY, L , ,L Yliflf,QIffN,QllL1 'L 7 BEAUTY SALON Abxk Made fo e NW X X 314 Cle eland Avenue N W Phone 3 0451 Canion Oh1o RICHMAN BROTHERS Makers of Good Clothes at Moderate PIICCS 427 MARKET AVENUE NORTH ACME GLASS AND MIRROR C0 415 12111 Street N E Dmal 37112 GLASS AND MIRRORS All SIZES 'A' AUTO GLASS FOR All MAKES OF CARS 13 E Ill 5, -, wx E 72572 f ' fo .Am L. J, f 4 Beauty A re B autiful fx- Q N 1. v , . . - . ' O 'A' or Page 169 Complzments of BENDER S TAVERN FINE FOOD WORTH C MYERS CO 965 Cleveland Ave N 401 Tuscarawas Sf W CANTON S LARGEST SELECTION P I A N 0 S MASON 8. HAMLIN LESTER CHICKERING HENRY F MILLER WINTER GEO STECK MUSETTE SOHMER E cb M ke of Pa H It Oun Dr! nc! e Tone COMPLIMENTS THE BLIZZARD MFG C0 LaVERNE S MT VERNDN SHUPPING CENTER SELF SERVE MARKET LaVERNE S PASTRY SHOP MT VERNON PHARMACY Cleveland Ave N at 34th SI COMPLIMENTS NORMAN SHOES 331 MARKET AVENUE N Collegnzte Footwear a Specialty Page 170 Compliments o M B H O M R CLOTHES FOR YOUNG MEN AND MEN WHO STAY YOUNG Kuppenlae mer Cloth Stetson Hats Afro 4 Shirts Inter: ozen Hose Mll7lSlll5ll0 r M rag e Shoes Cleveland Avenue at Thxrd Street Northwest ll L , 0 a ' OF 0 N - - I U O ,. M O l L a a. i no as 1 ' i i if A W ee E ---, E EWS- -E C E , , ,W H Y ,Y Z- - W 7,7777 HW 4 M W nr U OF l , ,l . V 32 t 1 U . . . . . Wi. Y ' if 'M' ' 117 Y L -W-W' - Y ' Y'-W ' I f i o o E of , al l l 0 L i es . lv . 1' I ., . . ',, 2 ' ' I 'u as i COMPLIMENTS OF Congratulations llmted Wholesale Grocery Co CI U 5 5 of 7 94 7 DISTRIBUTORS OF Canton Laundry and Stokely s Fmest Foods Cleanlng Co COMPLIMENTS THE EMBRO MFG C0 Al ays er C pete ce So nd Lea nd nostent t o s cap b 1 ty d ect g you I s th t orthy leade shnp beacon you WHITE HURFICUVIURAL SFRVILF 5204 13th St S W Reedurban Phone 8094 Pg 171 ,N ' U I O ss i' n I Q . Q w w use Qui om n , u rn- of . . . . . . . mga u alu all m xr Inv ' r iveg a w r ' . I i' U O Grass Seed Fertilizer Plant Life Service O CONGRATULATIONS TO LEHMAN H S CLASS 1947 MEYERS LAKE PARK CO CANTONS POPULAR PLAY SPOT DANCING SWIMMING AMUSEMENTS CARL A SINCLAIR General Manager R V HOWARD Asst Mgr COMPLIMENTS tothe CLASS OF 47 Canton Venehan Shade Mig Co 611 Mahomng Rd N E Tel 38508 COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1947 I'OI'1'l The Mahoney Sash 8: Door Co 1908 Mahomng Rd N E Phone 6353 P g l7Z NI Books Old Books B bles Chlld e s Books CANTERBURY CRAINE BOOK HOUSE 201 S1xth Street. N W CANTON OHIO GAMFS GREETING CARDS MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS WEDDING STATIONERY PERSONAL STATION l:RY 1 B k F People Wh Kn u Book from I i' 'A' I . O I Q 'k 'A' L ew - i T - r H, . W' I . . X O O Bu-' oo ,s rom o 0 f s 3 C ,..f v .1 - f .,. ' , .v , .P - - 1 A ' L- Q?-'l'f'fq' 4 f ff 1' 1, z . . 2 75 ,Lg A :T +531 . , ,Thx-, 7, 'A . 4 4, ,.,,v , ,rim -- 'f A ,- Ir' f A I 1, A fv .. X 4 . 5 y , , , Q '- - vt , ,t 4 4 ,U a , .4 L . ., gg, in r' ff 1 . 5 4, ff? H. f fr' JQH A PM fr .A ,M- Mx. vw-vw-1 S. . 41053, xw W 1 1 1 -:unix -I AR hw x K A A 7' -rf 'z A L- .A- 5 .-, u 5,1 ffl, Af! : 111 Pago. I7s . 4,6 1 ' ,'-A ' ff- ' ,I f :Ib I .V Q I A x Q' ,b ' A j' , ' , 4. f- Z ,f -A Li' 1' ' ' ' if? +1 .' 4, ' 13 51 ,Pj fy , ' x. 'I u Y', I , -' ' Ii , 2,v :E4 11- ' 4. W IQ, V' ju' fi, X' f 4 . -' ,' ' '- ' 'lj , I ' '-1 , J-4, 'V Y ' ' V A l, ' '- 3 V ,. 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Plant and Mam Office Dlul 2 6208 Dual 3 2205 Dual 4 3114 1:08 Harm 1 I C Duc er 4054 MCK nley XY A 5 W IN W CONGRATULATILNS To Lehman Class 1947 rorn LETHEBMANS SEED STORE Seed and Garden Supplies 404 Cleveland Ave N W Phone 4 4351 IF IT S INSURANCE DUERR SMITH LANE COMPANY Fu-st Floor Mellett Buxldmg TELEPHONE 6183 Page 174 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 47 from THE EDWIN H WALKER CONSTRUCTION CO 233 Zmmnger Bldg DIAL 7709 COMMERCIAL BLDG ESTIMATING 8. ENGINEERING WALKER BERT YOUNG CANTON 2 OHIO II V A e f 1 f' n - . Nl O S' I II -I II ,I '- 'san 217 -xb '- -i ' ,Q S. '. vc. '. . '. . II V f LF . , I I PT . I3 . . . ' 0 ' o I1 THE I ' 1 I ' 2 N . nes. I pl ED. 2 I M M TITTA sc:-lool. OF Music Repcunng Sales Servxce 136 W T S t D 1 4 711 CANTON OHIO A B C HEATING C0 Gas Coal and Oil Heafmg Furnace Cleaning and Repairs 123 12th Sh' t N W t PHONE 4 4505 COMPLIMENTS rom ACME LAUNDRY CONGRATULATIONS tothe CLASS OF 1947 FROM A FRIEND BITTNER S MARKET Fulton Road Extenslon At Broad Avenue Flowers for all SCHOOL ACTIVITIES CANTON FLOWER SHOP 0 0 I S D O O 4 1 I . . . . - A O V L' ee. . . Canon. Ohio . uscarawas tree ia -7 H 5 I I I . . . a e 7 'Mae ?cc56ccaz'wa ce Hnatim STHNDHRD fa! The Complete Job Under One Roof and One Management Q! Page Perfection The Sldvtddftd Prmhng Co CANTON OHIO I

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