Lehman High School - Polaris Yearbook (Canton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1951 volume:

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I. to many of his friends, is practically a tradition at Lehman. Many a graduate can remember the story of jean Val jean as told to him by Mr. Hutchens when other events are long forgotten. Patience and understanding are among his outstand- ing qualities. Any pupil of his Algebra I or English I I class will long remember his keen humor and sincere friendship. The yearbook stay? takes great pride in this wholehearted dedication of the 1951 Polaris to Mr. Hutchens. , X . .xx xnxx xgmbgg:-.MXxwmyN... . -A . X Q 1 . ..... ,,,m,j XiM5f3j'QQxQA6,. X -. -. . X --an 'L X X X A X . .Q .... N .NR fi XR,5'Y3XiQ'?' . t :AQ 15' - .Na X. Q9-S 1.. X RK . . 3. . X A qs kk , gg . .. . Mx fi if N .'- f. ' X . Q-- X. .. . . X Na X X X r xx N Q X X Nw? x xx X Q xx Xxxxf EM W .N 5 S. 5 XQN K X X k X . X X E X X -- - X t . 1 .Q .Q .. f f 1: -. 'if?XS.-51-SXii:i. E E.. R525 5 Xf N sf' . 5 ,Q . is 1 3 X ,PREM I In QQ. ' - s . if ?-if -N' . .g .J -gf' Aly.. 'X Q . . 5 .-v x. al X - is .Q-.xx QM. Y gy.. 5 fx Q. . .fs X w SEV .S -4 1 .- 5 U X .. :lm gy - N li gs S S . X 2 X 3 I Q F! 5 ssh xii as H S X S W S . 2. ii . EK X , Q 5 X -s rl .Ki Q. Q3 N a ,, we L S 3 Q X tx? Es? his Q' Sa, N gee .xg a Maxi EV 'ia 338 Q Q X . QQ X Y X S Qi Si XX ? S Q X if ew S SS . 5 ir Q5 M ik X 135 s 52 X Wi Q4 vs- . I.. , S Xi EF .si Egfi f X . fs C I Qwgwgxm . X . ...NR -X Administration Harold H. Eibling, Superintendent of Canton Schools. BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: John L. Roos, clerk- treasurerg W a l te r H. Allman, Hays R. Putnum, John B. Baker, vice- presidentg Richard P. Christian, Sr.g Fred K. Domer, president. Paul Miller, Assistant Superintendem of Schools AMUBL' QELL, Instrumental ' -, JAMES BERRY, General Shop I, usic, B. . in Edu ation, Ohio . . X II, III, Rochester Athenaenum tateg M.A., Columlaiaf I -- N Institute, B.S. in Education, : g ' g ' ' ' Akron. x N ' '- 17 - ll t :zkilffkwli 5 s. 1 Ai Donomv Brcnsm., Debateg Speech I, IIg American Historyg American History-Civicsg B.A. Muskingumg Speech- Diploma Muskingum. No1..AN G. BLACKMAN, Mechan- ical Drawing I, II, IIIg Algebra Ig B.S., Indianag Kentuckyg Qeorgiae' L: if s . Q .- 1 5 M vw-fv.x,Z'h,y has he B .mfg Facult '- '1 A Li. P. Wxrrs, Principal of Leh- an High School. ,TY 'fr LLOYD D. CLINE, General Sci- enceg General Mathg B.A., Ohio Wesleyang Ohio State. Ronsnr FULLER, Assistant Foot- ball and Basketball Coachg B.S., Mount Uniong M.A., Westem Reserve. ss. E E53 nonrarvr E. Grmczmrx, Shorthand I, Ilg Business Englishg Com- merce and Industryg Secretarial Studiesg B.S. in Education, Kent State. MABCELLA Hnnnsr, Off ice Secretary. ROY Gnoss, Plane Ceometryg General Mathg Algebra Ig Boys' Advisorg B.S., Akron. FLORENCE E. HILL, English Ig Dramaticsg World Historyg B.S. in Education and B.A., Ohio Stateg M.A., Northwestern. MARGARET Hnrmucus, Chem- istryg B.S., Denisong, M.S., Chicago. J. J. Hvrcmans, English Ilg Algebra Ig A.B. an M.A., Heidelbergg Harvard. :PAUL HENNrNc, Driver's Train- 1118: Assistant Football Coach- B.S. in Education, Ohio State: W. W. IEnr.Es, Business Lawg Commerce and Industryg Civicsg Sociologyg Consumer Educationg Economicsg B.S. in Education, Ohio U.g Graduate William Mc- Kinley School of Lawg L.B., Cleveland School of Lawg Ad- Eiitted to the Bar to Practice aw. A. F. L1-iwnmucs, Tiypewriting Ig Faculty Manager o Athletics, Publicity Managerg B.S., Rider Collegeg Pittsburgh. GRACE LONG, English I, III, B.A., Wooster, M.A., Chicagog Wisconsin, Westem Reserve. fum LEE, Vocal Music, Bache- or of School of Music, Oberlin .qw o .f - . M Q 'AP A ' E ,, ' I . U 3- r ,,, . an ,4. i -Ar' - 4 GRACE MAHAN, Librariang A.B., Flora Stone Mather College, Westem Reserve, School of Library and Science, A.M., Westem Reserve. Y RU11-I LEr-rMu..Lan, Modern His- to , American History, A.B., Wldlsong University of London, England. W. I. MU'rcHMonr-:, Biologyg A.B. and M.S., Ohio State. LUCILE Larrna, Latin IIg Eng- lish Ig A.B., Otterbeing Ohio State, A.M., Westem Reserve. IAMES R. ROBINSON, Physical Education, American History, Head Football and Basketball Coach, B.S., Mount Uniong Wisconsing Akron, Gustavus Adolphus. PAUL SHAFEB, Bookkeeping I, II, Business Practice, Commerce and Industry, B.S., Bowling Green, M.A., Michigan. MAUDE ROSE, Art I, II, III, IVg World Historyg B.S. in Educa- tion, Ohio University. BARBARA SMITH, Phyiscal Edu- cationg B.S. in Education, Ohio University. MILDRED ScHmAcK, Eighth Gradeg B.S., Kent State, Ohio State. Esmsn G. SMITH, English III, Journalism, A.B., Defiance, Columbia, M.A., Wisconsin. MATILDA K. Scnusrnn, World Historyg French II, Cerrnan I, II, A.B., Western Reserveg Columbia, Wisconsing McGill. JULIA STANr-'onn, Home Eco- nomics I, II, Personal Regiment, Home Making, B.S. in Educa- tion, Kent State. GRACE SEESDORF, Latin I, III, A.B., Heidelberg, M.A., Colum- bia University. Miss Herbst gets her picture snapped. Miss Rose lends a hand to the Christmas spirit. rs. Stanford supervises the decoration of Christmas nnlrilm H f DoRo'mY VOGELGESANG, French Ig Spanish I, Ilg A.B., Witten- bergg M.A., Columbiag Uni- versity of Parisg University of Mexico. DALE WEARSTLER, Assistant Football and Basketball Coachg A.B., Heidelbergg M.A., Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. FLORENCE WILLETT, English II, IVg Girls' Advisorg Ph.B., Woosterg Columbiag Colorado. WENDELL WILLIAMS, Algebra III, IVg Physicsg Plane Geo- metryg Solid Geometryg Trigo- nometryg B.S., Mount Uniong M.A., Ohio State. flu ,. - A ee X - ' Q w .mg . X X . E4- Sf K E' Q I 1 , X fiiqf, X1 Q x 5 . .5 Q Q 9 . X L Q W 5. , Y 1 1 x x K' -R . ,g x .. W ' ' ' KRW? A xx QQ X K ,Nav S 1 54. Y- 9 ix L xg X --1 ,X . Q H F Skim .QQNH N- NNE - , L S X X - . .Lmf X, arid' mms' 'QP S X ' ' X1 5-1 'QS vivm S Senior Officers DAVE WEAVER, presidentg SARAH MONTGOMERY, treasurer LIBBY BURRIS, secretaryg TALLY MARAGAS, vice-president. As the Seniors go... ,gg Senior Review Freshmen Off to school we went, thrilled with the prospects of our first year. We'll never forget Bill Dorland chasing Herb Cox across the stage at a pep assembly. Our class officers were Bill Dorland, Dick Wuske, Susie Wilson, and Shirley Carr. Our first class party, Gold Rushf' started our freshman year off with a bangl Carole Rogers added beauty in the picture by her being freshman football attendant. Excelling in athletics was Barb Call, who was the only frosh on the Scarlet and Gray Varsity Basketball team. In boys' sports we saw Dick Wuske, Cy Paumier, Wendell Horn, Tally Maragas and Tom Nist as future varsity athletes. Our exams being over we looked forward to vacation. Sophomores Merrily we skipped along, walking into Mr. Gross's plane geometry class with confidence and walking out in confusion. Being sophomores, we were superior to the freshmen. Heading our class were Cy Paumier, president, Ioe Bow, vice-president, Nancy Helbig, secretary, and Shirley Allan, treasurer. Entering our picture again was petite Nancy Helbig as our football attendant. The theme of our second party was the Polar Fairf' Nine sophomore girls were members of the Girls' Leaders Club while Donna Uebel and Helen Aungst became members of the Thespians. Changing from drama to music we saw Shirley Allan and Bob Watson in A Cappella. Off to vacation with thoughts of becoming full-pledged juniors. Juniors Here we were again. Our first year as upper classmen started off with Libby Burris and Joe Bow as officers of Student Government. Our class leaders were Bob Watson, president, Wendell Horn, vice-president, Donna Uebel, secretary and Evelyn Mueller, treasurer. Pretty Susie Wilson was our football attendant, and slender Carol Geitgey, prom attendant. We'll always remember Student Government's annual Christmas project, the Clean-up campaign, and our class party, Purple Dream. We were proud to see Dave Davis, Helen Aungst, and Donna Uebel in the school play, Captain Applejackf and to see other juniors in the operetta, Holiday. Excelling in speech and in debate was Gloria Feam with the highest number of N. F. L. credit points. Seven proud juniors were tapped for National Honor Society. The finals coming and going we left L. H. S. to return the following year as seniors. Seniors We entered our last year looking forward to graduation, yet wanting to stay at L. H. S. a little longer. We saw Cy Paumier and Gloria Feam as officers of Student Government, Dave Weaver, Tally Maragas, Libby Burris and Sarah Montgomery were elected class officers. Representing our class were Susie Wilson and Donna Lyons as football queen and attendant, respectively. In athletics Dick Wuske was our football captain while Cy Paumier our basketball captain. For the Hrst time we had a combined class party with the juniors called Halloween Haunt. We'll never forget the pysch test, the Tax Stamp contest, the football dance, the prom, and Miss Lehrniller's appearance as a cheerleader. Here we are at Class Day, then Baccalaureate, and last of all Commencement. Then we'll go saying good-by to the halls of L. H. S. SHIRLEY M. ALLAN HELEN LANG AUNGST ESTELLE The hardworking Joumal Staff. ALTSCHULER DENE BARNARD LUCILLE AMSTUTZ CAROL BARNES DAVID Jerry and Paul, our future chemists. ANDERSON 5 ROBERT BENDER Watch out, boys! Letting air out of a teacher's tire is unsafe. CAROL R. BROWN A Jo ANN BLASER CHARLEN E JOSEPHINE S. BUNFILL BOLI LIBBY BURRIS EARLENE BOND 3 WILLIAM B. BORST, IR. 21 BARBARA I. CALL The two Ioahs seem to have received the worst of the snow- ball fight. CHARLES CARLSON CHUCK CARPENTER L E he EECE f WILFRED RAY CHANDLER KATHRYN E. All Chuck wants is his two front teeth. CONLEY Be careful, Herb! Dave doesn't like hot-foots while talking to the girls. SHIRLEY CARR JEAN COYN E JOHN R. CHAMBERLAIN GERALDINE CROVV L 22 NIancy's hard studying catches he photographefs eye. DAVID DAVIS CURTIS soPH1E J. JERRY EDWARDS JOAN MARIE CSEAK NANCY JAYNE DOUGHERTY WILLIAM L. DORLAND RONALD DENNIS ERNEST ENOLD The Journal poster holds the attention of the five seniors. 23 ROSEMARY ESBER JIM JOAN C. FLAGG Frank believes in safety in num- bers when it comes to Ann and Gerry. EVANS JOYCE FRAKES BETTY JANE FALCON E These seniors ride in nothing but the best. JERRY W. FREDERICK, JR. GLORIA FEARN CARRY GALLIGHER 24 Emmy and Bill think Dave eeds a haircut. GATTS MARGARET I. MARY JANE CARHART JERRY PEM GORDON LYNN GILMORE NANCY IO HAINES CAROL GEITGEY FRANK GEMMA 25 JANET JUNE HAMILTON Chuck, Nancy, and Shirley Ent up the poster for the Tim en game. DAVE HARTMAN BILL HATJES HERBERT HELLING LARRY w Nancy and Shirley, the two! eflicient typists for the Journalw A I W l N JOHN HILL N HEBERLING A glimpse of Cy's presiding in a Student Government meeting. NANCY JANE HELBIG :EEN ww ., . .W ze. -, g..W , :4 if , WVES HISEY VVENDEL HORN 26 aying with phosphorus will t John nowhere. JERRY V. PATTY KOCH JAMES ELVA JONES DAVID KOCUR RICHARD VASILIOS E. KLIDOS 27 KOERBER MARTHA Jo JONES GUST GEORGE KOUSTENIS Wes is up to his pranks again useing Patty as his next victim NANCY LACKNEY JOHN RICHARD LONG JERRY LAWRENCE The Four Musketeers-Ronnil Frank, Tally, and Bill. ' RICHARD LOXLEY Chuck Shorty Carpenter at work with his three secretaries- Barb, Gerry, and Mary Alice. 251 JACK LAWRENCE E , 'W BEVERLY ANN LUTHER RITA J. LICHTBLAU CAROL LYON fcrets, girls, can't be kept with e boys around. DONNA LYONS MARIORIE MCMANN IS ANN MARIE MAIER FRANCES MCNIECE SARAH ANN ANNA MARY MCKENNA 29 TALLY MARAGAS BARBARA MORROW MONTGOMERY A Frank and Ronnie learn that Crime doesn't pay from Mr. Gross. DARL AARON MOYER - EVELYN MUELLER CYRIL PAUMIER RAY WILLIAM PETERS N EUTZLING Pretfy up, girls! The boys 1 commg. I v J I I s I 'KW 1 X' gf , X I .' K Q ,XS . hai A, , M Nh' ,A if w ' s lg, . W A 2 Pb! to Y,-'I f F- .XF 'Q 'Q N! 1x , 5 .-.YF K mx- A - XS E The hard-working composer is piano. NIST THOMAS R. JANE PIGOTT JEAN WRIGHT ' RAMSEY Phe industrious workers, mak- ng posters for the Lincoln game. ROGER RAUSCHENBACH PAUL ROBINSON 31 MARILYN JEAN ROBERTSON CAROLYN ROYER CHUCK ROAN GLENN ROWLES LAWRENCE P. ROSS CAROLE F. ROGERS Jim makes conversation while WVilfred works. MARGARET SCHEN ROBERT SHAHEEN LORETTA C. SCHLAFLY DON SILLECK IIM SCHWERZLER Admirers of last year's Seniors gift-Wendel, Marie, Mary Jane! and Chuck. Danger ahead, Chuck! Dick's out to kill! Ask Lihbyg she knows. MARY ALICE SMITH NANCY SCOCGAN SALLY C. SNYDER 32 33 Professor Nist lectures to Nancy and Dave on the amoeba. 3, -X MARJORIE LOU STAMM LARRY LAVERN TAYLOR, JR. ALMA MARY DONNA JEAN UEBEL STEIGERWALD IACQUELINE J. VALENTINE ALLAN V. L SWANSON DON SWEITZER ' HELEN VARAV VAS Paul Romeo Robinson spends his leisurely time with Marjorie, Libby, and Margaret. .N :rss s e - new 1-A Q ei MQ.. DONNA LEE VON LAN DBERG WILLIAM WEBER CHARLES LEW VVAGONER Bob and Dene accompany the librarians in singing carols. ROBERT WATSON Q ' The new members of the Senioij class: John Chamberlain, Jane! Hamilton, Marilyn Robertson! Gerry Crowl, Donna Lyons, an Jack Lawrence. I 1 l BERNARD L. 1 WESTON l - MARY ANN WITNEY DAVE WEAVER f SUZAN NE WILSON w 34 ' l l Amis reporter CBobJ picks his rxt stooge QGloria J. DICK WUSKE IAN ET MARIE WISE 35 GAIL GNAGE WARREN G. WINTRUB EUGENE MILLER WINGERTER RONALD KISNER SENIOR GUARDIANS- Mr. Celczer, Mr. Shafer, Mr. Cross, Mr. Blackman Qchairmanj, Miss Lehmiller, Miss Heinrichs, Miss Long. SHIRLEY M. ALLAN 1510 24th sf., N. W.-Classical National Honor Society 3, 4, Class Otlicer: Secretary 2, Student Govern- ment Representative 4, Scarlet and Gray Softball 2, Intramural Basket- ball 1, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Chorus 1, Operetta 2, 3, 4. ESTELLE ALTSCHULER 702 23rd St., N. W.-Classical Chorus 1, 2, Librarian 4. LUCILLE AMSTUTZ 931 Ridge Rd., N. IV.-Classical Band 1, 2, Librarian 4. DAVE ANDERSON 1325 25th St., N. W.-Classical Intramural Basketball 3, Track 2. HELEN LANG AUNCST 127 23rd St., N. YV.-Classical Journal Staff 3, 4,.Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Class Play 1, 2, 3, 4, Leh- man Players 1, Lehman Thespians 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Dramatic Club 1, N. F. L. 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Government Representative 2, 3, Altemate 1, Girls' Leaders 4, Intramural Baseball 2, Intramural Volleyball 2, Scarlet and Gray Hockey 2, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, A Cap- pella Choir 3, 4, Chorus 2, Operetta 3, 4, Chemistry Lab Assistant 3. DENE BARNARD 2303 Myrtle Ave., N. YV.-General A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1. CAROL BARNES 1231 21st St., N. IV.-Classical Journal Staff 4, Class Play 4, Leh- man Players 4, N. F. L. 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, A Cappella 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 3, 4, Band 1, Librarian 4, F. T. A. 3, 4. ROBERT BENDER R. D. 6, North Canton-General Football Reserve 2, Varsity 3. JO ANN BLAZER 1207 13th St., N. IV.-Commercial Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Intra- mural 1, 2, Scarlet and Gray Hockey 2, F. T. A. 3, 4, Senior Secretaries 4. SENIOR DIRECTORY JOSEPHINE S. BOLI 1175 15th St., N. YV.-Commercial Dramatic Club 1, Intramural Basket- ball 3, Chorus 1, Band 1, 2, Orches- tra 1, 2, Librarian 4, F. T. A. 2, 3. EARLENE BOND 906 Fulton Rd., N. NV.-General N. F. L. 2, Scarlet and Gray Reserve Basketball 3, Varsity Volleyball 1, Chorus 1, Orchestra 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM B. BORST, JR. 322 33rd St., N. W.-Technical Intramural Golf 1, A Cappella 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing Band 3, 4. CAROL R. BROWN 1245 Granite Ct., N. W.-General POLARIS Business Stall: 4, Joumal Business Staff 4, Intramural Basketball 1, Intramural Volleyball 1, Chorus 1, Librarian 4. CHARLENE BUNFILL 4041 Harrison Ave., N. W.-Classical Scarlet and Gray Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Varsity Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Soccer 2, Hockey 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, 3, Intramural Hockey 1, 2, 3, Soccer 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3. LIBBY BURRIS 3215 Croydon Rd., N. YV.-Classical Class Officer: Secretary 4, Student Government Officer: Secretary 3, Stu- dent Government Representative 2, Altemate 4, A Cappela 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 3, 4, Librarian 4. BARBARA CALL 1301 1Voodward Pl., N. W.-Classical Girls' Leaders Club 3, 4, Sacrlet and Gray Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, Var- sity Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Soccer 2, Hockey 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, 3, Intramural Hockey 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2. CHARLES CARLSON 1438 14th St., N. W.-General CHUCK CARPENTER 2125 Dennison Pl., N. W.-Classical POLARIS Staff 4, Student Government Representative 3, Altemate 4, Foot- ball Varsity 3, 4, Reserve 2, Track 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 4, Operetta 4, Entered from Cincinnati 2. L.H.S. cheering section. ROSEMARY ESBER 725 12th St., N. W.-Classical Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, A Cappella 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 8, 4, Secretary 4. JIM EVANS 1529 29th St., N. W.-General Track 2, Entered from Timken 2. BETTY JANE FALCONE 1506 40th St., N. W.-Commercial Entered from Urichsville. SHIRLEY CARR 1825 Broad Ave., N. VV.-General Journal Business Staff 4, Class Officer: Treasurer 1, Student Govemment Representative 1, 2, Altemate 3, Girls' Leaders Club 4, Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 3, 4, F. T. A. 2, Senior Secretaries 4. 1 JOHN R. CHAMBERLAIN , 314 2ISt sf., N. W.-General , Entered from Altoona 4. . WILFRED RAY CHANDLER 1426 Oxford Ave., N. W.-General Boys' Leaders Club 3, 4, Entered from Springdale High 2. KATHRYN E. CONLEY 1 2214 Woodland Ave., N. VV.-Classical 1 Girls' Leaders Club 3, 4, Secretary- , Treasurer 4, Scarlet and Gray Re- l serve Basketball 3, Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3, Hockey 2, Softball 2, 3, W Chorus 2, Librarian 4, Entered from Central Catholic 2. I CERALDINE CROWL 1 1445 15th St., N. W.-Classical ' 1 F. T. A. 4, Entered from McKinley. JOAN MARIE CSEAK . 816 Auburn Pl., N. W.-Commercial Dramadc Club 1, Intramural Basket- ball 3, Chorus 1, Librarian 4, F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. JEAN COYNE 1403 Ridge Road, N. W.-Commercial SOPHIE J. CURTIS . 1200 Sth St., N. W.-General Journal Stall: 4, Lehman Thespians 3, 4,' F. T. A. 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Entered from McKinley 3. DAVID DAVIS 521 30th St., N. W.-Classical Class Play 3, 4, Lehman Thespians 4, Intramural Basketball 3, Track 2, Boys' Leaders Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 2, 3, 4. RONALD DENNIS 3311 Market Ave., N. W.-General POLARIS Business Staff 2, Class Play 1, 4, Lehman Players 1, 2, Dramatic Club 1, 2, Football Reserve 1, 2, 3, Movie Operator 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM L. DORLAND 238 17th St., N. W.-Classical Class Officer: President 1, Student Government Representative 2, Reserve Basketball 3, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, Track 1, Baseball 2, 3, A Cap- pella 4, Chorus 2, Operetta 4. NANCY JAYNE DOUGHERTY 1230 Cleveland Ave., N. W.- Home Economics Entered from McKinley 2. JERRY EDWARDS 1810 Whipple Rd., N. W.-General Football Varsity 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. ERNEST ENOLD 1216 18th St., N. W.-Classical Track 2, 3, 4. GLORIA F EARN Hills and Dales Rd., N. W.-Classical Dramatic Club 1, Treasurer 1, N. F. L. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Student Govemment Officer: Treas- urer 4, Student Govemment Repre- sentative 2, Altemate 1, 3, Girls' Leaders Club 3, 4, Scarlet and Gray Reserve Basketball 2, Varsity Vollev- ball 2, 3, Soccer 2, Hockey 2, Soft- ball 2, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Lab Assistant 3, F. T. A. 2, 3, 4. JOAN C. FLAGG 1302 14:11 st., N. W.-classical Student Govemment Alternate 4, Scarlet and Cray Reserve Basketball 3, Intramural Basketball 3, Tumbling Team S, Entered from Massillon High 3. JOYCE FRAKES 1415 Arnold Ave., N. W.-Commercial Intramural Basketball 2, 3, Senior Secretaries 4, Librarian 4, F. T. A. 2, S. JERRY WV. FREDERICK, JR. 417 Harter Ave., N. W.-Classical N. F. L. 4, Football Varsity 3, Track 4, Entered from Meadville High 3. CARRY GALLIGHER 1015 13th St., N. W.-Commercial Chorus 1. MARY JANE GARHART 2934 38th St., N. W.-Commercial Dramatic Club 1, A Cappella 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 3, 4, Librarian 4, F. T. A. 3, 4, Senior Secretaries 4. MARGARET JOSEPHINE GATTS 1523 29th St., N. W.-Classical Joumal Stall 4, Class Play 1, Dra- matic Club 1, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, Hockey 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, A Cappella 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 3, Librarian 4. CAROL GEITGEY 4505 19th St., N. W.-Classical Girls' Leaders 3, 4, President 4, Scarlet and Gray Varisity Basketball 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 2, Varsity Volley- ball 2, 3, Soccer 2, Hockey 2, Soft- ball 1, 2, Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Tumb ing Team 3, Chorus 1, Prom Attendant 3. LYNN GILMORE 1422 25th St., N. W.-General Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1. FRANK GEMMA 1916 29th St., N. W.-General Varsity Football 3, Reserve Football 1, 2. JERRY PEM GORDON 1136 12th St., N. VV.-General Librarian 4. GAIL V. GNAGE 3308 27th St., N. WV.-Classical Dramatics 4, Chorus 4, Entered from Akron Buchtel 4. NANCY JO HAINES 219 33rd St., N. W.-General Class Play 1, 3, 4, Players 2, Thesp- ians 3, 4, Secretary 4, Dramatic 1, N. F. L. 2, 3, 4, Girls' Leaders Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Scarlet and Gray Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 2, Varsity Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Intramural Hockey 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, Scarlet and Gray Soccer 2, Hockey 1, 2, 3, Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, A Cappella 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 3, 4, Librarian 4, F. T. A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3. SENIOR DIRECTORY JANET JUNE HAMILTON 1510 I7tl1 St., N. IV.-Commercial Entered from Mansfield High 4. DAVE HARTMAN 3907 Harvard Ave., N. W.-Classical Journal Editorial Staff 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Class Play 3, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Chorus 1, Operetta 2, 4. BILL HATJES 1219 Shorb Ave., N. IV.-Industrial Varsity Football 3, 4, Reserve Foot- ball 1, 2, Varsity Basketball 4, Re- serve Basketball 2. LARRY HEBERLING 1017 Lippert Rd., N. WV.-Classical Class Play 1, 2, Reserve Football 1, 2, Reserve Basketball 1, 2. NANCY JANE HELBIG 44:11 sr., N. xv.-classical POLARIS Editorial Staff 4, Class Play 2, Lehman Players 1, 2, Thes ians 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, Class Oilgcerz Secretary 2, Chorus 1, 2, Football Attendant 2, Librarian 4. HERBERT HELLING 254 19th St., N. W.-Classical National Honor Society 3, 4, POLARIS Editorial Staff 4, Intramural Basket- ball 2, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4, Chorus 1, Operetta 2, 3, 4. JOHN HILL 1341 16th St., N. W.-Technical POLARIS Editorial Staff 3, 4, Student Government Representative 1, Alter- nate 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, A Cappella 3, 4, Chorus 2, Operetta 3, 4. WES HISEY 1334 Louisiana Ave., N. W.-General Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Swing Band 2, 3, 4. WENDELL HORN Eaton Rd., Avondale-Classical Class Play 2, Class Officer: Vice- President 3, Student Government Re resentative 2, 4, Varsity Basket- bail a, 4. JERRY V. JAMES 1824 50th St., N. W.-Classical Intramural Basketball 3, Entered from McKinley 3. ELVA JONES R. D. 2 Wise Rd.-Commercial Dramatic Club 1, Girls' Leaders 3, 4, Scarlet and Cray Reserve Basketball 2, 3, Scarlet and Gray Varsity 4, Varsity Volleyball 2, 3, Soccer 2, Softball 2, 3, Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, A Cap- pella 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 3, 4, Librarian 3, 4, F. T. A. 3, 4. MARTHA JO JONES 1359 Yale Ave., N. IV.-Classical N. F. L. 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, A Cappella 3, 4, Chorus 2, Operetta 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Or- chestra 1, 2, Swing Band 1, 4, Li- brarian 4. DONALD KISNER 1223 Dougherty Pl., N. W.-General Student Government Altemate 1, Varsity Football 3, 4, Reserve Foot- ball 1, 2, Intramural Basketball 2. VASILIOS E. KLIDOS 1109 16th St., N. WV.-General PATTY KOCH 4041 Harrison Ave., N. VV.-General Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Scarlet and Gray Hockey 2, Softball 2, Band 1, 2, Librarian 4, F. T. A. 3, 4. DAVE KOCUR 1528 24th St., N. VV.-General Football Varsity 4, Reserve 2, 3, Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. RICHARD KOERBER 1716 Minerva Ct., N. VV.-Classical Track 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orches- tra 2, 3. GUST GEORGE KOUSTENIS 1010 15th St., N. YV.-General Band 1. NANCY LACKNEY 2100 Monument Rd., N. W.-General Chorus 1, 2, 4, Librarian 4, F. T. A. 4. JACK LAVVRENCE 613 18th St., N. W.-Classical Baseball 4, Entered from Central Catholic 4. The three J's-Joyce, Jo, Joan JERRY LAWRENCE 1309 15th St., N. W.-Classical POLARIS Staff 4, Student Govemment Representative 1, Intramural Basket- ball 3, A Cappella 2, S, 4, Chorus 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Orches- tra 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing Band 2, 3, 4. RITA J. LICHTBLAU 1710 Vassar Ave., N. W.-Classical National Honor Society 3, 4, PoL.Arns Staff 4, Student Government Altemate 1, Scarlet and Gray Soccer 2, Hockey 2, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Hockey 1, 2, Soccer 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, Band 1, Chemistry Lab Assistant 3. JOHN LONG 2006 49th St., N. W.-General Chemistry Lab Assistant 3. RICHARD L. LOXLEY 1628 40th St., N. W.-General Intramural Golf 1. BEVERLY ANN LUTHER 1446 Ridge Rd., N. W.-Commercial POLARIS Editorial Staff 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, N. F. L. 1, 2, F. T. A. 3, 4, Senior Secretaries 4. CAROL LYON 1325 Ferndale Rd., N. lfV.-Classical Scarlet and Gray Varsity Volleyball 8, Chorus 4, Chemistry Lab Assistant 3, Librarian 4, F. T. A. 4, Entered from Lincoln. DONNA LYONS 1216 38th St., N. W.-General . Football Attendant 4, Entered from Metuchen High 4. ANN MARIE MAIER 3505 Parkridge, N. W.-Classical A Cappella 3, 4, Chorus 2, Operetta 3, 4, Chemistry Lab Assist- ant 3, Librarian 4, Entered from St. Ann's, Palm Beach 2. TALLY MARACAS 5335 Cleveland Ace., N. W.- Commercial Class Ollicerz Vice-President 4, Stu- dent Govemment Alternate 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Reserve Football 1, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Reserve 1, 2. SENIOR DIRECTORY ANNA MARY MCKENNA 616 -19th St., N. VV.-Classical Joumal Editorial Staff 4, Class Play 1, 4, Lehman Players 1, 2, Thespians 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, N. F. L. 2, 3, 4, Intramural Volleyball 2, A Cappella 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 3, 4, Librarian 4, F. T. A. 2, 3, 4, President 4. MARJORIE MCMANNIS 515 22nd St., N. W.-General Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, Librarian 4. FRANCES MCNIECE Hills and Dales-Classical Girls' Leaders Club 4, Scarlet and Gray Reserve Basketball 3, Scarlet and Gray Varsity 4, Varsity Volley- ball 4, Soccer 2, Softball 2, 3, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Volley- ball 1, 2, A Cappella 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 3, 4, Chemistry Lab Assistant 4, F. T. A. 2, 3, 4. EUGENE MILLER 1444 Woodland Ave., N. W.-General SARAH ANN MONTGOMERY Fulton Rd. Ext., R. D. 2-Classical Class Officer: Treasurer 4, Student Govemment Alternate 1, A Cappella 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 3, 4, Librarian 4. BARBARA MORROW 1312 Woodward Pl., N. W.-General Scarlet and Gray Basketball 2, Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3. DARL AARON MOYER 2234 6th St., S. W.-Classical Student Government Representative 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Lab Assistant 3, Drum Major 3, 4. EVELYN ANN MUELLER 2307 Lakeside Ave., N. W .-Classical POLARIS Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4, Assist- ant Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Class Officer: Treasurer 3, Girls' Leaders Club 4, Scarlet and Gray Varsity Basketball 3, Reserve Basket- ball 2, Varsitv Volleyball 2, 3, Soccer 'L.H.S. ukulele players: Paul, Bill and Jerry. 2, Hockey 2, Softball 2, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, S, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Librarian 4, F. T. A. 2, 3, Senior Secretaries 4, Chorus 1. RAY NEUTZLING 1250 Cottage Pl., N. VV.-Classical Class Play 4. THOMAS RUSSELL NIST 3502 27th St., N. IV.-Technical Student Government Representative 1, 4, Varsity Football 3, 4, Reserve Football 2, Intramural Basketball 1, A Cappella 4, Operetta 4, Chemistry Lab Assistant 3. CYRIL PAUMIER 1418 Cleveland Ave., N. w.- l Commercial Class Ollicer: President 2, Student Government President 4, Altemate 2, Varsity Football 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 1, 2. i WILLIAM PETERS , 2431 54th St., N. XV.-General Intramural Basketball 2, Athletic ' Manager 2, 3, 4. JANE PIGOTT 1616 16th St., N. WV.-Commercial Librarian 4, Chorus 3, 4, F. T. A. 3, 4, Entered from Minerva 3. JEAN VVRIGHT RAMSEY 1326 37th St., N. VV.-Classical Class Play 1, Dramatic Club 1, Li- brarian 4, F. T. A. 3, 4. . ROGER RAUSCHENBACH 1364 Stark Ace., S. W.-Classical Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Swing Band 3, 4, Chemistry Lab Assistant 3. CHUCK ROAN 2601 Demmington Rd., N. W .- General MARILYN JEAN ROBERTSON 1 1203 18th St., N. W.-General A Cappella 4, Entered from Durham High 4. PAUL ROBINSON I 1310 Hoover Pl., N. W.-Classical Student Government Alternate 3, l Intramural Basketball 3, Track 3, A Cappella 3, 4, Chorus 2, , Operetta 2, 3. 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Or- 1 chestra 2, 3, Swing Band Vocalist 3, , 4, Entered from Uhrichsville 2. N CAROLE FINLEY ROGERS N Avondale-Classical ' Student Govemment Altemate 1, A Cappella 3, 4, Librarian 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 1 Football Attendant 1, Librarian 4,1 F. T. A. 2. . LAWRENCE PAUL ROSS 822 12th St., N. W.-Commercial Intramural Basketball 2, Boys' Leaders Club 3, Cheerleader 4. ' GLENN ROWLES 2304 Broad Ave., N. W.-Classical Reserve Basketball 3, Baseball 3, 4,1 Entered from Lincoln 3. , CAROLYN ROYER 1216 Logan Ave., N. W .-Classical l Intramural Volleyball 2, 3, Soccer 2, Hockey 1, Basketball 2, 3, A Cappella N 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 3, , 4, Librarian 4, F. T. A. 2, 3, 4. ' MARGARET SCHEN 1624 Kolp Pl., N. W.-Commercial 1 Chorus 1, Librarian 4, Senior Secretaries 4. 38 LORETTA CAROL SCHLAFLY 1223 16th St., N. W.-Classical Intramural Tumbling 35 Volleyball 25 Basketball 25 Scarlet and Cray Soccer 25 Hockey 2. JIM SCHVVERZLER 1414 Piper Ct., N. W.-General Cheerleader 45 Chorus 1, 2. NANCY SCOGGAN 1341 Cottage Pl., N. VV.-Classical Journal Staff 45 Dramatic Club 15 N. F. L. 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 1, 25 A Cappella 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 Operetta 3, 45 Chemistry Lab Assistant 35 Librarian 45 F. T. A. 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 4. ROBERT SHAHEEN 1242 Fulton Rd., N. VV.-Classical Journal Staff 4. DON U. SILLECK 335 33rd St., N. W.-Commercial Athletic Manager 1, 2. MARY ALICE SMITH 702 19th St., N. W.-General Journal Editorial Stall 35 Dramatic Club 25 Scarlet and Gray Reserve Basketball 35 Varsity Volleyball 2, 35 Hockey 25 Softball 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2. SALLY C. SNYDER 2511 lV00fllU01'd Pl., N. WV.- Commercial Intramural Volleyball 25 Hockey 25 Basketball 25 Librarian 45 Senior Secretaries 4. MARJORIE LOU STAMM 3415 Martindale Rd., N. E.-Classical journal Editorial Staff 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 35 Scarlet and Gray Hockey 25 Chorus 15 Librarian 45 F. T. A. 45 Entered from Salem 1. ALMA MARY STEICERYVALD 1503 23rd St., N. W.-Commercial Intramural Basketball 1, 25 F. T. A. 3, 4. ALLAN V. SYVANSON 1926 Mt. Vernon Blvd., N. VV.- Classical journal Editorial Staff 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Intramural Basketba l 2, 3, 4. DON SVVEITZER 1620 21.91 St., N. YV.-General Varsity Football 45 Reserve Football 35 Track 2, 35 Boys' Leaders Club 35 Entered from Lincoln 2. LARRY LAVERN TAYLOR, JR. 1716 Ylfoodland Ave., N. VV.-General Varsity Football 45 Reserve Football 1, 2, 35 Reserve Basketball 35 Intra- mural Basketball 1, 25 Track 2, 3. DONNA JEAN UEBEL 1356 19tla St., N. XV.-Classical National Honor Society 3, 45 Journal Editorial Stall 3, 45 Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Class Play 3, 45 Lehman Players 25 Tliespians 3, 45 Dramatic Club 15 Class Ollicer: Secretary 35 Student Govemment Representative 35 Girls, Leaders Club 3, 45 Scarlet and Gray Reserve Basketball 1, 2, 35 Scarlet and Gray Varsity 45 Varsity Volleyball 2, 35 Soccer 25 Hockey 25 Softball 25 Intramural Volleyball 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Hockey 1, 25 Soccer 25 Tumbling 35 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Chemistry Lab Assist- ant 35 F. T. A. 3, 4. JACQUELINE JANE VALENTINE 2702 25th St., N. W.-Commercial Entered from Lincoln 3. 39 SENIOR DIRECTORY HELEN VARAVVAS 2743 Cleveland Ave., N. W.-General Girls' Leaders Club 3, 45 Scarlet and Gray Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Reserve Basketball 25 Soccer 25 Hockey 2, 35 Softball 2, 35 Intramural Softball 1, 25 Volleyball 1, 25 Tumbling 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Chorus 15 Librar- ian 45 Senior Secretaries 4. DONNA LEE VON LANDBERG 347 18th St., N. VV.-Classical Chorus 25 Librarian 45 F. T. A. 2, 45 Entered from Kansas City 2. CHARLES LEVV WAGONER 1355 21st St., N. XV.-Classical National Honor Society 3, 45 POLARIS Editorial Stall: 2, 3, 4: Editor 45 Journal Business Staff 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Tennis 45 Movie Operator 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1. ROBERT VVATSON 1330 Cleveland Ave., N. W.-Classical Class Otlicer: President 35 Reserve Football 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 35 A Cappella 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 45 Operetta 2, 3, 4. DAVE WEAVER 420 22nd St., N. VV.-Classical Pomnrs Business Staff 35 Journal Business Stall: 35 Class Officer: Presi- dent 45 Student Govemment Repre- sentative 45 Altemate 35 Reserve Bas- ketball 35 A Cappella 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 Operetta 3, 4. WILLIAM WEBER 1242 McGregor Ave., N. W.-Classical Dramatic Club 15 Student Government Representative 35 A Cappella 3, 45 Chorus 15 Operetta 2, 3, 4. BERNARD L. WESTON 3335 Harrison Ave., N. W.-Geneml Varsity Football S5 Reserve 2, 35 Boys' Leaders 35 Stage Crew 4. MARY ANN WHITNEY 2521 Broad Ave., N. W.-Classical Intramural Basketball 35 Librarian 45 F. T. A. 3, 45 Entered from Emerson Junior High School 2. SUZANNE WILSON 1236 McGregor Ave., N. W.-Classical Class Oflicer: Secretary 15 Student Government Alternate 35 Girls' Lead- ers 3, 45 Social Chairman 45 Scarlet and Gray Varsity Basketball 35 Re- serve Basketball 25 Hockey 35 Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 25 Softball 25 Football Queen 45 Attendant 3. JANET WINGERTER 4230 Fulton Rd., N. W.- Home Economics Librarian 45 F. T. A. 4. WARREN GEORGE WINTRUB 444 31st St., N. VV.-Classical N. F. L. 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football 3, 45 Reserve Football 2, 35 Intra- mural Basketball 2, 35 Chemistry Lab Assistant 3. MARIE WISE 1514 17th St., N. W.-General Scarlet and Gray Volle ball 2, 35 Softball 1, 25 Intramural, Basketball 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. DICK WUSKE 414 Case Place, N. W.-Technical Class Officer: vice-President 15 Stu- dent Government Representative 25 Altemate 3, 45 Varsity Football 3, 45 Reserve 1, 25 Reserve Basketball 1, 25 Intramural Basketball 35 Track 2, 3. Chuck, Bill and Charlene know what's coming next week-EXAMSY SENIOR ATHLETICS DICK NVUSKE MUSIC BARBARA CALL If CAAE5 A Bos WATSON SHIRLEY ALLAN Q 'fy' if - x ' ' ff 0 . A 1. QI . If 1? I! ART , 2 U . -5 ' I I K 1 A - I ff ' A . L lx X 'l ' If lg :ix 'Fir MQ L CHUCK CARPENTER SU 40 SIE WILSON .14 'IQ HELEN AUNGST DAVE DAVIS PUBLICATIONS GLORIA FEARN WARREN WINTRUB CELEBRITIES DRAMATICS DONNA UEBEL SPEECH CHARLES WAGONER Af x if 5 if. . ,. X il 35 Q -, f5i?ygff,iQff Q Q ZM. ,jfs .A E J , l A look at the Juniors YVES HARGRAVES President The Iuniors have really made a place for them- selves at Lehman. They started the year by electing Wes Hargraves as president, Pete Campbell as vice-president, Pat Meyers as secretary, and Polly Miner as treasurer. Donna Kerry was elected as their attendant to the football queen. Bob Arnold, Wes Hargraves, Dick Yant, Dick Koons, Pete Campbell, and Frank Moore partici- pated in football and basketball. Dave Sweaney and Dave johnson were managers. PETE CAMPBELL Vice-President Several Juniors were officers of various clubs. Jeanne Weaver was an ofllcer of both N. F. L. and Players and Thespiansg Marty Helling, of N. F. L., Helen Elite of F. T. A., Betty Helbig and Frank Moore were oiilicers of Student Government. Mary Lou Frederick, Pete Brandon, Dick Fohl, Wayne Border, Elsie Engel, Helen Elite, Mary Lou Peters, and Judie Lichtblau were on the POLARIS and Journal stalls. We hope that the class of 1952 keeps up the good work and we feel sure that they will make a good graduating class next year. Absent: Coach Robinson. K . JUNIOR GUABDIANS-Mr. Hutchens, Miss Hill, Mr. Williams, Miss Willett, Miss Vogelsang, Miss Schuster. PAT MEYERS 44 POLLY MINER Secretary Treasurer When they're off guard Two happy couples at the Junior- Senior Party. , - 1 ii'i i':'?2W'I2 !U , D Nancy does a make-up job on Delbert. 201 First row: Martin Helling, Barbara Geisler, Kay Manne, Mary Lou Peters, Joanne Fouch, Marjorie Rhorbaugh, Marlene Ashbaugh, Don Allensworth. Second row: Ray Neutzling, Margie VVilson, Cynthia Weisner, Judy Licht- blau, Kay Schubach, Jean Ann Mc- Cain, Nancy Bethel, Alan Bush. Third row: Melvin Sigurdsen, Dorothy Cas- per, Joyce Kast, Sally Dickerhoif, Virginia Spitler, Polly Miner, Nancy Conley, Joanne Hoehn, Bob Eggels- ton. Fourth row: Dave Johnson, John Torok, Ronnie Kisner, Bill Yingling, Paul Zimmer, James Merryman, Phil Green, Tom Lajeunesse, Wayne Bor- der, Dick Fawcett. Absent: Bob Porter. 45 The stars of the future 306 First row: Jim Beck, Howard Myers, Peggy Dray, Betty Salnlllet, Mere- dith VVikoif, Katy Colaner, Mark Miller, Louis VVeinman. Second row: Barbara Rice, Joan Blocher, Joann Schaffner, Carol Lewis, Cyrele Cap- lan, Agnes Tolin, Betty Helbig. Third row: Carol Plummer, Judy Everett, Barbara Shrum, Patty Speck, Betty Zimmer, Mary Gatts, Pauline McAfee. Fourth row: Dick Fohl, Robert Owens, Jack Meola, Bill Kinsay, Warren Jones, Wesley Jacobson, Bill Brothers, Paul Hilkert. Absent: Beverly Denney, Linda Goudy, Dick Yant, Dick Koons, Bob Amold. The day of the Timken game. 301 First row: Steve Schuman, Mary Lou Frederick, Eva Kaufman, Luann Hull, Barbara Raikin, Wes Hargraves. Second row: Dale Wise, Angeline Klidos, Camilla Lamiell, Helen Elite, Judy Moock, Linda Sue Johnson, Pat Meyers, Delbert Phillips. Third row: Pete Brandon, Freda Maragas, Dawn Hentzel, Connie Christ, Arlene Atkin- son, Lavema Russell, Sandra Dickson, LaGrace Amstutz, Frank Gemma. Fourth row: Jack Byers, Jim Newton, Albert Cover, Elliott Smith, Jack Gis- siner, Jim Bias, Gene Wendling, John Long, Don Sue. Absent: Bob Fitz, Betty McCoy, Bob Van Dyke. 46 Work very hard . :li- . thai! W0 Engfossea m J J ' 304 First row: Sue Donenwirth, Joyce Gottlieb, Donna Kerry, Nancy XVith, Ann McAbee, Joyce Esber, Jo Elaine Morledge, Bette Ramsey. Second row: Paula Ringle, Susan Saint, Susan Brogden, June Sakel, Sandy Lazarus, Carol Klingstedt, Donna Thomas, Jean Shengle, Marilyn Miller. Third row: Mary Antes, Janet Meldrum, Nancy Morris, Nancy Snuggs, Erlyn Hert, Angie Jackson, Susan F ockler, Jeanne Weaver, Nancy Blattert. Fourth row: James Westlake, Paul Bamhart, George Canterbury, Garry Galligher, Dick Jones, Jack Plastow, Pete Paterson, Jim Hays. Absent: Nomman Cohen. P t N . ,Bo,,,b. Preoafmg the A 'K P Q 302 First row: Ronald Jolovitz, Rose Piero, Margie Young, Joyce Gabel, Mary Wendling, Dorothy Franklin, Earl Shaffer. Second row: Mary Joan Long, Mary Ramsey, Shirley Brewer, Eu- genia Kem, Lucille Dominick, Bemice Flood. Third row: Georgia Saal, Betty Snook, Sue Cox, Phyllis Walker, Joanne Clark, Jane Bahrenburg, Elsie Engel. Fourth row: Carl Blattert, Fred Klingaman, Dave Harmon, Bob Andrews, Pete Campbell, Frank Moore, Harley Miller, John McMillan. Absent: Francis Carnahan, Fred Hershman, Martin Fultz, Susan Oster- holm, Peggy Martelet, Dave Sweaney, Joe Salimbeni, Esther Robinson. 47 Glancing at the sophomore DICK FRANK President FRAN WERREN Secretary SOPHOMSBFE SUQRDIAIRIE- M' S so , r. erry, rs. Staiforif Miss Mahan, Mr. HERB BARTH Cline. Miss Leiter. V1C9'P e-Yideflf MARLEN E MILLER Treasurer The Sophomore class did a good job of helpin' in the activities at Lehman this- year. They chos Dick Frank as their president, Herb Barth 2 vice-president, Fran Werren as secretary, an Marlene Miller as treasurer. B Nancy Nupuf was the Sophomore footba attendant. Bill Metzger and Mary Alice Bowlus wer officers of N. F. L., while Peggy Sessions we an officer of F. T. A. Ronnie Abel, Dick Frank, Jim Bernard, Bo, Morrow, Al Longbrake, Herb Barth, Iim She heen, and Ioe Toot were active in sports. Susan Groves, Peggy Sessions, Jane Richard: Ioe Toot, Ray Burrill, and Stan Greenwald wer on the POLARIS and Iournalstaffs. We hope that the class of 1953 doesn't disar point us in our expectations for the future. 48 A X x X .Af- S x ax E x k 1 if Nw f -1. N .,,b 0 x E vii S SK I X- X lx . W Q . x S if - x i x X W f Ms X 1 X X x W wigs N 1 x 1 'lg i i S X . -:QE 'K N W fifjg i 'Mi' 11 xiii x ' QA 9 gk Sx Q A 11 Sk-0 . f k arm: .yki . -S Q L : Q, 'F N. .' 5 xx , - Q . f XSQS' X X VN x .- X fl ' . WA .X X ,X saax-'fifiASPX-N 4 E -fe N, .NN . ki 1 gfgw 37M fnsmmw x xy ix F xv' X NQSQSS AS QV '. .ws 4 mms iw me w rg Q Yi. ' 'X 4 fi? I K x W-X .ig 'mm Q X..1k , N A F Y., wa v 51-.lf .. -- risky. Q. .W N ywxj Wx Qin X N X N XV N, gp XX 4 Nfw Q ,.- ..,... .... , ,. ...V .,........ ,,,.......- Steve and Nancy enjoy themselves ence registration. while dancing. 212 First row: Fred Belding, Carl Cseak, Joan Snyder, Carolyn Norris, Shirley Sweaney, Thelma Ross,dIohn Phillips, Eugene Wallace. Secon row: Roger Viscounte, Judy Sclumiacker, Judy Moore, Patricia Wright, Ann Hender- son, Peggy Sessions, Elaine Klein, Robert Cartechine. Third row: Bill Dickes, Ursula Addessi, Barbara Leitz, Regina Isenogle, Suzanne Groves, Frances WVerren, Mary Esther Baker, Bob Rhodes. Fourth row: Dick Frank, Joe Toot, Rene McClean, Richard Bowen, Bruce English, Bill Fultz, Robert Bryan, Bill Metzger, Frank Lucius. A d.s1. y - 210 First row: Robert Miller, Scott Shot- well, Natalie Cooper, Shirley Geitgey, Jo Ann Wilson, Carol Parks, Earl Makley, Dick Weaver. Second row: Pat DeCregorio, Nancy Greene, Jer- radine Kattman, Shirley Seefong, Mary Lou Atkinson, Ann Taggart. Third row: Joan Kestel, Peggy Van Almen, Sandra Nagy, Carol Anderson, Shirley Campbell, Joan Larson, Donna Robin- son, Patty Hill, Diane Walker. Fourth row: Joe Salimbeni, Jim Broad, Dave Hamilton, Dave Adams, Carl Foster, Carl Bohnsack, Dick Dunn, Ronald Reed. Absent: James Wade. . rs G t Q 3 S E BILL FRANK President introducing the freshmen amy? JAY LAWRENCE Vice-President JANE SUE Secretary FRESHMAN GUARDIANS-Miss Bichsel, Mr. Law- rence, Miss B. Smith, Mr. Jerles, Miss E. Smith, Miss D Rose, Mr. Mutchmore. The class of 1954 has started their L. H. S. career well. These folks-37 hailing from W orleye 36 from Lehman, 28 from Wood- land, 28 from Edgeiield, 19 from Belle Stone, 19 from Avondale, 5 from Plain Center and 18 from other schools-elected Bill Frank at their president, Jay Lawrence as vice-president, jane Sue as their secretary, and Ioan Lawrence as their treasurer. The Frosh attendant to the football queen was Mike Merson. Jack Nichols, Bill Frank, jack Arquilla, George Clouston, Ramon Serapiglia, Pat Kaiser, john Croaisdale, Bob Marriott, Bob Doane, Bob VVingerter, Charles Siegmund, Chuck Malone, Dave Poornuan, and Jed Taylor were active in Freshman football and basketball. We hope that the class of 1954 continues to participate in future Lehman activities. JOAN LAWRENCE Treasurer Their activities 107 First row: Sandy Van Dyke, Carol Luther, Diane Kring, Gay Evans, Delores Hintz, Susan Merryman, Ar- lene Benskin. Second row: jackie Watson, Betty Breden, Patty Yant, Sandy Keim, Betty Putzier, Joanne Newton, Sandra Leland. Third row: Guy Crawford, Robert Miller, Bill Hecht, Larry Jones, Louis Loichot, Patrick Dwyers, Roderick Downs, Andy Plaut, Gerry Stradley, Ioe Snuggs. Fourth row: Mike VVhitney, Richard Allan, William Bailey, Bob Humes, Dick Delap, Jed Reifsnyder, Neil Greene, Fred Gibbs, Don Coen. Absent: Barbara Murray. fxj X S ' fs. x ' 5933 y 3 ' Eg -1 . fgxwss :SSS ,Nw , Xe Q as L Q u ' . fx-gx R' fig 5 ,555 R if X , VE N gigwiw E 5 ., X- K N f ' . .. - . K? ' fl S 'fl 5 - ff W Q Q K X. f: 3 3 'Si X A X K . t, fi R SNK .K R :X L -L , Q wg .: . Q K 3 . x K 1 A .R 1 K N NN , WV . ,AX AS X x-RiQQSeMRg?'wQWii3mwi'i And their riends Talking at the Polar Bear' J their passes at the Timlten 206 First row: Amolcl Warkall, Albert Zemechel, Deloris Harmon, Janet Gehrum, Robin Bowman, Sandra Jacobson, Susan Horger, Mary Lou Camahan, Richard D'Aurora, Bob Detwiler. Second row: David Poor- man, Pat Kaiser, Esther Theiss, Peggy Seefong, Doris Levin, Sue Behra, Judy Loxley, Mary Lou Brumbaugh, Bob Wingerter, Glen Martens. Third row: Beth Wheatcraft, Roberta Nock, Bette Ellen Smith, Chris Anne Simita- culos, Carolyn Neal, Nancy Conold, Judy Roth, Nancy Raines, Ethel Hew- itt. Fourth row: Jack Mortensen, Lynn Goodin, Dennis Riefer, Paul Foster, Alan Leidtke, Ronald Palmer, Jim Arenson, Richard Meyers, Bob Miller, Dick Esber. Absent: Kathryn Shively. ,s . ei t Q 1 re .ft x - tat. .... ot, t , . , 5 grae : ww of 204 First row: Jed Taylor, Earl Moulton, Jack Croasdaile, Lois Butcher, Gayle Flickinger, Clifford Mestel, WValter Weston, Robert Spahr. Second row: Ilene Raifel, Joann Kline, Joan Law- rence, Ellen Schuman, Ruth Hysong, Jane Oyster, Shirley Ninehouser, Beryl Smith, Linda DuPont. Third row: Beverly Walter, Marianne Shengle, Charlotte Morrow, Elizabeth Holland, Gaye Bolitho, Patty Jones, Shirley Nadeau, Pat Gano, Sue Roshong, Marla Schneider. Fourth row: Bob Carlson, Harry Hansen, Bob Marriott, Bill Dent, Ray Brogden, John Antes, Leroy Goldstein, John Lones, VVayne Hensley, Gary Betzler. Absent: Clifton Ridgway. The Eighth Grade 8TH GRADE First row: Ion Flaiz, Darrow Seevers, Judy Small, Donna Cartiea, Louise Bond, Patty Hulit, Jane Cole- man, Ted Porter, Fred Buchheit. Second row: Joanne Reed, Barbara Bachelor, Fay Benford, Mary Diane Flagg, Shirley Adams, Sue Smith, Carol Appleman, Connie Bumpas Donald Harmon Th' cl row: Bill Stringer David Heaston Jack B k , . sr , . , . raze , Roy Poorman, Duane Sewell, Toby Zettler, Johnny Wince, Paul Shinkle, Louis Buch, Larry Tolbert. Fourth row: Douglas Birks, Bill Lemmon, Bob Atkin- soni Sam Garee, Stanley VVaseity, David Roshong, Dick Taylor, Harr N' l l ' Ma one. ' y xc 10 s, Mrllard Stotler, lack 42fEE. 5 1 Nw X. Q 3 as fi? XP'5w 5 tm 5 E . '55 X. ., 1. gy x X ,. . Lk: .X .Rx kg. .gs ,ON .gf 2 gif PE S ESX :4 5 Q S Qs 4' 1.. ,V ,'5KfVfg,' , f M-f ,wfyfv V' WW' 7 f 'WW 'W M6 A N va I , I go X :UN I ff Nw N WN-wx Q .m.Q,,.,m K 1-mm -' my X Q 4 1 5 ESS :girl ww S Nw Q RQ Nw we QW 1 X 2 s 2 .,.,.. ww 5 3 'Q 6 ' s X-3 xii 5 s -.16 x K-Q Q ' m . Rx XR S I xx WWAWWZLWW Qwggxws 0. Q Jw. w , . , -.-M.. -M. . --1 --.,,... Q x QW 5 ix . :ig A V I :nee 0 .Ax Efuwfff ,v-f--fr! K S Q WM' Ui' Q 3 , Rf ls 4 GOVERNMENT A tejrnates First row: Io Ann Wilson, Susan Renkert, Sandra Kuhl, Helen Elite. Second row: Marla Schneider, Janet Ierles, Nancy Conold, Ioan Flagg. Third row: Linda Goudy, Peggy Sessions, lean Weaver, Libby Burris, Allan White. Fourth row: Dick NVuske, Dick Fawcett, Iohn Ketterer, Chuck Carpenter, John Hill. Absent: Eugene Kem, Fred Gibbs. The Student Government Association is the one organization which has more influence on daily happenings at Lehman than any other organization. It is formed by student-elected representatives and manages its bi-weekly meetings according to the rules of parliamen- tary procedure. Its purposes are to have a small body to represent the whole schoolg to sponsor several annual social activities 'such as the Football dance, spring show, etc.g to manage annual projects such as the Christmas project and assemblyg and to conduct assemblies. The treasury of our government association is sustained by commissions from sales of Lehman pencils and Lehman stickers and by proiits from Student Government dances. 61 ...X R' NH. . Cy and Bill help to load the packages from one of Student Government's successful projects. Debate N. F. First row: Ellen Gillespie, Gloria Fearn, Nancy Mc- Kenna, Barbara Leitz, Nancy Wintrub. Second row: Robin Miller, Mary Jo Cusak, Judy Highley, Jeanne YVeaver. Third row: Martin Helling, Bill Metzger, Warren XVintrub, John McMillen, Jim Beck. Absent: Harley Miller, Donna Robinson. Humorus Mary jo Cusack, Mary Alice Bowlus, Shirley Moushey, Beryl Ann Smith, Eva Kauffmann. Extemporaneous - PES Miss Bichsel The purpose of the National Forensic League is to promote the interests of inter- scholastic debate, oratory, and public speak- ing. A spirit of fellowship is encouraged among the speech participants. A worthy badge of distinction is conferred upon the deserving candidates. Under the coaching of Miss Dorothy Bichsel and under the leader- ship of the oHicers of N. F. L., the speech students have carried out this worthy purpose. First row: Gloria Fearn, Phyllis Walker, Peggy Sessions. Second row: Jack Dillon, VVarren Wintrub, Martin Hel- ling. Third row: Bill Metzger, John McMillen, Jim Beck. N.-F L. members are busy at hwork. ' arts? N, F, Oratorica earnf president, Jeanne Vlzaver, recording secretary, ill Metzger, treasurer. Absent: Mary Alice Bowlus, orresponding secretary. This year the members of N. F. L. were represented in five individual events: humor- ous, original, oratorical, extemporaneous and dramatics. They also were well represented in the debate tournaments, especially at Lincoln High School where they won the Lincoln Debate Trophy. In January Lehman's N. F. L. sponsored the individual event tournament at McKinley High School, in February they sponsored the Ohio High School League. Barnes. First row: Robin Herrington, Barbara Leitz. Second row: Judy Highley, Donna Robinson, Nancy Wintrub, Absent: . Robert Miller, Harley Miller, Martha Jo Jones, Carol Dramatic Sue Roshong, Bonnie Litt, Helen Aungst, Jeanne Weaver, Nancy Bethel, 'Nancy Wintrub. Absent: Sue Cox, Nancy McKenna, Beryl Smith. Origina I Proud N. F. L. members show off their well-earned Robert Miller, Nancy McKenna. Absent: Joyce Gottlieb. trophy. Thespians A 7-:ICS BYCTS OF FICERS-Helen Aungst, Presi- dent, Jeanne Weaver, Secretary, ' Donn a U eb el, Vice-President Nancy Haines, Treasurer. 5 First row: Nancy Hain Nancy Helbig, Cal Klingstedt, Nancy Betk Eva Kaurfman, La Gr: Amstutz. Second ro Dave Davis, Nancy N Kenna, Judie Lichtbli Mary Antes, Linda S Johnson, Donna Ueg Harley Miller. Third 1 Jim Hays, Helen Aun Jeanne Weaver, Io Clarke, Sophie Cur Bob Rhodes, Dick Hyv l I - w First row: Kay Manr Helen Elite, Sally Dick: hoff, Cyrele Caplan, Bel Ramsey. Second 101 Susan Claflin, Arm M Abee, Sandra Lazari June Sakel, Cynthia We ner, Jean Ann McCa: Susan Osterholm, Thi row: Dave Harmon, Ma Esther Baker, Mary Lf Peters, Carol Barnes, Be erly Denney, Shirl1 Moushey, Wayne Bordl 64 Freshman Dramatics Club First row: Ellen Schuman, Colleen Kerry, Nancy Delap, Patricia Jones, Pat Allison, Nancy Wintrub, Janice Jeannero, Sandra Jacobson, Pat Yant. Second row: Abby Jo Fitz, Sandy Van Dyke, Beatrice Emily Angeli, Bonnie Litt, Carol Luther, Sandra Leland, Barbara Murray, Janet Bachtell, Emily Avena. Third row: Bob Detwiler, Louise Young, Lynn VVarnock, Jean Smith, Deloris Harmon, Mary Lou Carna- han, Marla Schneider, Beryl Ann Smith, Sandy Keim. Fourth row: ,John Paul Crawford, Ellen Gillespie, Elizabeth Holland, Sue Hewitt, Susan Horger, Jane Oyster, Roberta Nook, Sallie Moore, Lloyd Potts, Louise Caghan, ADVISOR The purpose of these groups is to encourage and inspire students interested in dramatics. To become a Thespian requires a student to have a hundred points of which seventy-five are for the participation in at least two acts of a three-act play and the remaining twenty- five, for backstage work. The Thespians presented the three-act play One Foot in Heaven this fall. As soon as a dramatic stu- dent has earned Hfty points, he becomes a player. In'February a group of Freshmen and Sophomores presented the play Our Hearts Were Young and Gayf, This wonderful work done by the dramatic students is under the guidance of Miss Florence Hill. Miss Hill U PGLARIS BUSINESS STAFF First row: Ann McAbee, Steve Schuman, Bette Sammett, Mary Lou Peters, Sally Dickerhoff, Judie Liohtblau, Peggy Dray, Helen Elite. Second row: Robin Herrington, Gerry Crowl, Polly McAfee, Betty McCoy, Angie Jeanne WVeaver, Virginia Spitler, Erlyn Hert, Harley Jackson. Miller, Shirley Brewer. .IGURNAL BUSINESS STAFF Sitting: Linda Goudy, Nancy Scoggan, Shirley Carr, Steve Schuman, Harley Miller, June Sakel. Stand- ing: Judy Moock, Kay Schubach, Susan Osterholm, Betty Helbig. Absent: Nancy Nupuf, Carol Brown. LIBRARIANS Standing: Margaret Gatts, Mary Ann Whitney, Jane Seated: Sarah Montgomery, Ann Maier Nancy Haines Pigott, Nancy Lackney, Josephine Bolo, Joan Cseak, Patty Koch. Standing: Estelle Altschuler Libby Burris Carol Lyons. Seated: Joyce Frakes. Jean Ramsay, Sally Snyder. The librarians, who are Seniors, are one of the most ambitious groups at Lehman. Under the guidance of Miss Mahan, they learn how to be eflicient librarians. Being an efficient librarian re- quires one to be familiar with the vocational guid- ance pamphlets, to understand completely the Dewey decimal system, to do research work with the periodicals, to catalogue and use the index Hle, and to keep the library clean and neat at all times. Miss Mahan Seated: Carol Brown, Carol Barnes, Lucille Amstutz, Seafedl Carole ROECFS, EVGIYD Mueller N3UCY Helblg Marjorie Stamm. Standing: Nancy Scoggan, Elva Jones, CMOIYU Rover- Standing! Martha I0 101165 Sh11'l6Y Carl' Mary jane Garhart, Janet VVingerter. Charlene Blmfill, Helen VRIHVVHS POLARIS STAFF Chuck Wagoner, editor-in-chiefg Mrs. Stanford, advisor: Evelyn Mueller, assistant editor-in-chief. Sitting: Elsie Engel, Nancy Helbig. Standing: Mary Lou Frederick. Sitting: Dick Fohl, Beverly Luther. Standing: Wayne Border, Chuck Carpenter. The goal toward which all the members of the POLARIS stall have aimed was acquiring the rating of All-American for this year's annual. We planned our layouts, saw that all write-ups were done, checked our envelopes, took all our pic- tures, and completed other such activities. When this was iinished, everything had to be proof-read. Those on the staff helped one another so that his section would be ready for the deadline date. This year the POLARIS had a new advisor, Mrs. julia Stanford, who aided the staff in publishing an annual of which every Lehman student can be proud. Sitting: Peggy Sessions, Jane Richards. Standing: Herb Helling, Pete Brandon. john Hill, Rita Lichtblau, Jerry Lawrence. .IGURNAL STAFF Lehman is proud to have the only high school paper in Canton which is published twice a month. The Journal staff worked industriously this year to keep the students informed of the activities that take place. A special edition was put out for the entire student body the day be- fore Christmas vacation. Like previous years the Journal staff success- fully sponsored a tax stamp drive which earned 8350. This income from the tax stamp drive made it possible to have more pictures as well as a larger paper. The capable direction of Miss Esther Smith helped this ambitious group of workers to put out the best paper in Canton. Helen Aungst, editor-in-chiefg Miss Esther Smith, advisorg Donna Uebel, editor-in-chief. Judie Lichtblau, Helen Elite, Allan Swanson, Carol Bames. Sitting: Margaret Gatts. Standing: Dave Hartman, Mar jorie Stamm, Mary Lou Peters. LEHMAN'S NATIONAL First row: Elva Jones, Shirley Allan, Gloria Fearn, Donna Uebel. Second row: Helen Aungst, Nancy Scoggan, Frances McNiece, Herb Helling, Paul Robinson, Evelyn Mueller, Libby Burris, Rita Licht- blau. Third row: Dave Weaver, Cyril Paumier, Jerry Lawrence, Gust Koustenis, Chuck Wagoner. National Honor Society is the elite of all clubs at Lehman. It is the organization to which every student should strive to attain membership through- out his high school career. Those members who are elected in their Junior year are admitted because of their outstanding scholarship. Those members who are elected in their Senior year are elected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. This year's oilicers are Rita Lichtblau, presidentg Herb Helling, vice-presidentg Shirley Allan, secretaryg Paul Robinson, treasurer. OFFICERS-Standing: Herb Helling, Paul Robinson. Seated: Rita Lichtblau, Miss Smith C adviser J , Shirley Allan. 70 HONOR SOCIETY Cust Koustenisif Ierry Lawrence Cyril Paumier Helen Aungst Libby Burris Gloria Fearn He,-bert Heuingo NWT? vp !u 'P' S 'Q 8 ' 3 ,A Elva Jones S -' S 4' N X f -.- sig ullbsif 'Nfl 1114, I XXYK 9 SSX w - xihh Evelyn Mueller 1T'3r 2 A .Q z 5' 1 . S ' ' La S l 1o1o.sE.u.a 0 G.. l. .50:.:..E . 1 . is ,Ie ff '- -. N -3- '. . -' Q' H - E3'.-::' : 0 ' ' , X I ' 0 , : s I f2::,1-, N 'H ff :- :sf-f '::5:.-zmffis , 1 ,-fi'-':.I3' :...v.-. . '. . . -' ..'g:, ag:4f:.t'.'. -. -2:-.-' x ' . U 10 uh' 'J v' 1:5 I 2x35g',n:x::.'. ' ... u'.: fl: 1 zz. K o., ' ' . X 1' Q 1. Q 1 s sf' a ' ff' Q ' I ' ' fy . v Q , 7 2 0 W n u','.3's rn g 0 . ' ' .1-f: :-C -'lil' f '- ' -:tn I ' 'lift-' 5-' 235. 12 l 'I f 2551- ,L ' ' 0' 1 '1 ' Z ' V 1 f f f had Q ' J: f K Paul Robinson N3l'lCY Swggfm Donna Uebel' Charles Wagoner' , Dave Weaver pped in junior year liaduated in three years with high scholastic record. Rita Lichtblau' l D QUILL and SCRGLL First row: Shirley Brewer, Nancy Helbig, Bette Sammet. Second row: Nancy Scoggan, Helen Elite, Nancy McKenna, Margie Stamm. Third row: John Hill, Sally Dickerhoff, Donna Uebel, Jerry Law- rence, Chuck Wagoner. Fourth row: Allan Swanson, Evelyn Mueller, Helen Aungst, Dave Hartman Absent: Rita Lichtblau. Among the many societies which honor outstanding ability is the Inter- national Honorary Society of High School journalists. This is organized for the purpose of encouraging and awarding individual achievements in journalism. To be eligible for membership, a person must be a junior or a senior who ranks in the upper third of their class and who has done outstanding work on the POLARIS or journal staffs. New members were chosen this year by Miss Smith, Mrs. Stanford and Mr. Lawrence. Quill and Scroll members looking over past Lehman Sponsors of Quill and Scroll: Mrs. Stanford, Mr. Law' publications. rence, Miss Smith. F. T.A. First row: Colleen Kerry, Marjorie Young, Eugenie Kern, Helen Elite, Barbara Lietz, Natalie Cooper. Second row: Angela Jackson, Sandra Lazarus, Carol Klingstedt, Bar- bara Raikin, Judy Blau, Eva Kauffman. Third row: Jane Pigott, Marjorie Stamm, Alma Steigerwald, Donna Uebel, Ann Taggart, Judy Stein. Fourth row: Joyce Gabel, Nancy Lackney, Mary Ann VVhitney, Sophie Curtis, Frances McNiece. Fifth row: Nancy Scoggan, Beverly Luther, Carol Barnes, Janet W'ingerter, Mary Jane Car- hart, Shirley Moushey. First row: Maxine Lennox, Jerry Stein, Charlene Bunfill, Nancy Haines, Betty Snooks, Peggy Dray. Second row: Shirley Brewer, Donna Von Landberg, Patty Koch, Carolyn Royer, Sandy Dickson, Nancy Blattert. Third row: Mary Lou Frederick, Nancy Gehrum, Pat Sweeney, LaGrace Amstutz, Elva Jones. Fourth. row: Carol Swope, Sandra Kuhl, Beverly Walter, Peggy Sessions, Peggy Van Meter, Peggy Van Almen. Fifth row: Jane Bahren- berg, Connie Brogden, Jean Ramsey, Carolyn McConkey, Jeanne WVeaver, Carol Lyon, Phyllis Walker. Though the Future Teachers of America is the second youngest club, its members have succeeded to make this club known by all the Lehman students. They were hostesses to the city-wide F. T. A. tea in honor of Superintendent Eibling. These Future Teachers graded the Ohio Psychology test given to the Seniorsg they are always willing to do a favor for anyone. Under the guidance of Miss Grace Long, F. T. A. has fulfilled its urpose which is to promote interest in the teaching profession by acquainting tlhe younger people with the work of teachers. Advisor: Miss Long OFFICERS-Peggy Sessions, treasurer Sophie Curtis, vice-president, Nancy Mc Kenna, president, Helen Elite, secretary. X S Rx , s e S X WE, N5 af 5 Of ax x X. fx Q Q 4 X 1 Q H sf Xkgfsx -my - xx gs XXX Q' K X K !ifX Q XX X3 -Q - X. X X 5 X! I CN S: as, ,ff X 'K ,,-4 . 5 , . mi' ww -as-22-' ' N F. M. - NN' X ,, in ' X . . ' A 5' 91 . x s A x L X 5 ' ' Q k ' 313 2159 ' gg! Q ,V .,.. E, L 5 ff. Q L L 5 S' A Q x . --, - 3' W Q X r wr 5 J, xx 1 b-5 Q U, w 'f . A . X k if 5 we 'xv ,Q is + . x.. . ig .5 g hx INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Instrumental music at Lehman, under the excel- lent guidance of Sam Bell, plays a very important part in the school's social activity. The music department has three major branches: The Band acts as a marching band during the fall. Through the winter and spring it plays the role of a concert band. From the Band is chosen a pep band to serenade at assemblies, pep rallies, and basketball games Paul Robinson, Mr. Bell The Orchestra, consisting of strings, winds, and a percussion section, provides accompaniment for plays, operettas, and other such affairs. The Dance Band, provides rhymes and rhythms in everything from rhumba to rag, for the pleasure of those attending school dances and class parties. OF F ICERS-Jerry Lawrence, treasurerg Rosemary Esber, secretary, Wes Hisey, vice-president, Darl Moyer, president. -s 2 - -- K A ,ragga , Q, , ,A ka swiss ...... ,.... A .... . . 5. as saws New 7i L ' f .sr E553 1 . - -- stoe L L of .ii f :if 55 if I yi, f . is r . X ,B t p 'A' , 531 ww X V 5 - s. - - : eras 12 . , Sk- is t 'X N f a'-! Q-Q' , ' -' - f ' I' . - rl - L SR his L ' i ' 1- Egfr- ' -S ' 5 XE? 9 ,.::lQri , 5 . L I . . - ',f . f: - .4 . ss-- mmm mean ,skt - ---- .. R -1 3 K -. S55 - ' 5 sasao - f s s L -to- B ' , . . - tr t , i- EGL fx ii STKQQ3? 2: ff ., ki. .. in -Ziff : 15 11 ' . . 1 T 1 First row: Lavema Russell, Frances Werren, Linda Sue Johnson, Phyllis Walker. Second row: Betty Snooks, Maxine Lennox, Darl Moyer Qdrum majorl, Luann Huff, Peggy Dray. 4 R fl 1 I . sl 4 1 df-X!! I, 1-3 T3 fx '-at ll! ,F VXZDA ,IL 'W 'J s9C'JU?1lfM' - ' -ffl 'WQW-Shen 4' 'N K kj '-'llfh- Sh WW LW . c M ' gf if to J is if. J Lehman ' le ' ,3' J, ll' F V First row: Betty Breidin, Nancy Conald, JoAnn Reynolds, Allan White. Second row: Dorothy Casper, Judy Eibling, Roberta Nock. First row: Jeanne Robinson, Jean Smith, Patty Yant. Second row: Mary Katherine Jones, Sue Cox, Jerry Law- rence. First row: Diane Walker, Mary Ellen Baker, Rosemary ' Esber, Joyce Gottlieb. Second row: Marie Wise, Wayl Border, Ray Burrill. , ii S S54 i .w ' ,ML a .g First row: Abby Jo Fitz, Carcll'l..uther, Louis Wecksteid Martin Plaut. Second row: Kathryn Shivley, Mary Lol Atkinson, Barbara Trimmer, Carol Phillips. First row: Richard Dunn, Robert Marriot, Pat DeCreg1 orio, Richard Esber. Second row: Don Rornmell, We Hisey, Earl Makley. 78 Band First row: Jerry Stein, Rae Jeanne Fox, Paul Robinson. Second row: Richard Fohl, VVilliam Borst, David Treat. First row: Howard Meygs, Richard Koerber, Donald William Hecht. I MC 1' Coen. Second row: g rest, .David Huenergardt, 1 J no gr! First row: Lloyd Potts, Patty Cano, Martha Jo Jones, Eugene Wallace. Second row: Robert Andrews, Richard Forbes, Roger Rauschenbach. N 1 ,L N MK' all ffl gilt if ,J W W i r 'fav 0-N! 1First row: Delores Harmon, Lynn Gilmore, Iohn Berg- WV ' quist, Earl Schaffer. Second row: Scott Bartchy, James fix K. Hays, Joseph Salinbini. 5 L U 0 . 1. fwfr-' 1, First row: Alice Schaffer, Paul Hilkert, Pat Meyers. Second row: Nick Demos, Dale Wise. PGLAR BEAR CLUB President Yant presents the key to 'Coach Robinson's new Oldsmobile. The Polar Bear Club and Band Parents Club are the non-student, non-faculty organizations and are very important factors in the advancement of athletics and music at Lehman. The P. B. C. is a group of adult Lehman athletic fans who sponsor the annual football and basketball banquets and see to it that the teams get a square meal after the games. The B. P. C. are the parents of members of the band and orchestra and sponsor such annual affairs as the Band Hoedown, concerts, and spring festival. These clubs are great benefactors to Lehman affairs. BAND PARENTS' CLUB Mrs. Baker, Mr. F ohl, and Mrs. Border-Band Parents officers after a meeting. ,SR Q di if r K gq if S .ff X 'IN M, E 'RTS fx N Q 3 - iw h ge X A. .Nz X ii! 3 SXKNW j - S Sf , ., :L ,XS , 5 . 3 .ssxzu .. x 3 E gx X N. 5 S sis X at N s 1 Q .W sf 5 .X Q XE. X-'L xx.X K- I Q W W N 5 XLLLL- mx ' X xx' f , . .. , .X i ,B s 'si ., Q X 42 .vs is N 'N i 5 QS .3 L sf Q NE X, ,. + 3, mais ixggisg fi EQ L Y :wg w . 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Composing the team were Dick Fawcett, Jim Westlake, Ronnie Abel, Dick Koons, lim Bernard, Frank Moore, Herb Barth, Frank Lucius, Dick Frank, Bob Morrow, Al Longbreak, Iim Shaheen. Jack Gissiner, and Bob Fitz. Those who saw limited service were Jim Broad, Bill Pfeifer, Dick Piero, and Louis Weinman. Although losing 4 out of 5 starts, their record does not show the spirit and close competition with which these games were played. Taylor carries the ball against East Liverpool. First row: Steve Endres, Herb Barth, Pete Campbell, jim Westlake, Bob Fitz, Al- vin Longbrake, Jim Bernard, Ronnie Abel, Bob Morrow, lim Broad. Second row: Bill Pfeifer, Dick Frank, Frank Moore, Dick Fawcett, Jack Gissiner, Frank Lucius, Louis Wienman, Dick Koons. SCORES Lehman 0 Timken 19 Lehman Lincoln 37 Lehman Timken 19 Lehman Lincoln 7 Lehman McKinley 13 LEHMAN 26 KENLIORE 6 The Lehman Polar Bears romped to their third win in seven starts by defeating Akron Kenmore Cardinals 26-6. Arnold scored the first six points for Lehman and Nichols sprinted around end for another. Akron scored their lone touchdown late in the first quarter. Arnold scored again in the third period for the Bears. Late in the fourth quarter Arnold took a handoff from quarterback Dick Yant and raced 95 yards for the score. A Lehman man goes down in the Wheeling game. l Freshman Football LEHMAN 20 MAPLE HEIGHTS 13 Lehman Polar Bears took their fourth win in nine starts to defeat the Maple Heights combine by the score of 20 to 13. The Bears drew first blood in the initial stanza when Arnold ran fifty-seven yards to pay dirt. Lehman scored again in the iirst quarter when Arnold crashed over from the twelve and Lehman led 13 to 0 at half time. In the second half the Mustangs came roaring back and scored once in each of the remaining quarters to tie up the score. Late in the last quarter Arnold plunged over from the eight to take the game 20 to 13. First row: Dave Poor-man, Charles Malone, Robert Carlson, Harry Solomon, Harry Hansen, Robert Wingerter. Second row: Charles Siegmund, George Clouston, Jed Taylor, Jack Crosdaile, Bill Frank, Pat Kaiser. LEHLIAN 6 NEW PHILADELPHIA 32 The undefeated New Philadelphia Quakers ran over the Lehman Polar Bears 32 to 6 in the Bears' fifth loss in eight starts. Taking a punt return twenty-Eve yards, Bob Azrnold set the Bears rolling. Iack Nichols and Pete Campbell alternated to move the ball to the Quaker's one yard line from which point Arnold plunged across for Lehman's lone score. The Quakers scored early in the first quarter driving the ball sixty yards for the tally. They scored twice in the third quarter and once in the fourth, with Little Dick Richards sparking his team with two of the touchdowns. ' Koons carries for the Scarlet and Gray gm KL NCQ A - 0 X. hold is t H host afkled afte 0 Wheeling gain against Maple Heights. LEHLIAN 6 CANTON SoU'rH 14 The Bears went down to their sixth loss in ten starts at the hands of the Canton South Wildcats. South started the scoring in the first quarter when, after moving the ball eighty yards to the Lehman three, half- back Danny Griffiths swept end for the tally. Bill Brill added the extra point and South led seven to nothing. Lehman was not to be deniedg in the second period they started a drive on their own thirty yard line. It ended with Bob Arnold going over from the four. Late in the second quarter South started a 69 yard drive ending with Bill Brill going over from the 18 and adding the extra point. YK M 'NEG Q4 X f S X? N . V ,x Q Y Q ' : Q i Q K 9 , 1 X X - -X W X X X X - xi , , X , if X X is K 1 X ' - .. SX if . ..- +a----- ,X A A 4-fi- XX -M. - 1 ?X 'Q XX X ' X- N KRS K K K if , f N x is X X 'X X Q' Q: . 1- Q 5 N 5 X . S 1 Q x X W .- , Wx, K ' ' 1 3 x I .. - v . W W S 1.515 X X X Q ' qi Y 5 ' -'- - J 4 L : X -.xv g Q E X is W 3 ,,,,,...---w W 3 Q . 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Lehman SCOYG Opponents Score Lehman 31 Uhrichsville 29 Lehman 54 New Philadelphia 69 Lelwfm 40 Akron Kenmore 28 Lehman 45 Massillon 55 Lehman 31 Bn,-be,-ton 40 Lehman 41 Xvarren 39 Lehman 51 Findlay' 54 Lehman 48 Lincoln 35 Lehman 36 Columbus East 62 Lehman 51 Tnnken 61 Lehman 46 Youn stown South 56 Lehmfm 54 Cleveland Euclid 55 Lehman 46 Girard 70 Lehllwn 56 McKinley 67 Lehman 57 East Liverpool 69 Lehman 42 Youngstown VVilson 53 Lehman 63 Tinjken 52 - Lehman 43 Lincoln 40 Campbell puts one in against Timken. Meola puts one up and in is - r Kg.. v K -Q X X 2 Y 357 X 4' S mm, . 3 O t 1 Q X :-, , , x fm-,,.3-. 323 fa 5 X S X XXX f l XXr in g l X X at ,s If t .,,... .X Tally Maragas Bill Meola The 1950-51 Lehman Cagers started oil: the season well by having the honor of playing the Erst game in the newly constructed Held house and by defeating their Urichsville foe by the score of 31-29. The Polar Bears, under the leadership of coach jim Robinson in the absence of Roy Sheil, turned in a fair season's record. The scores do not show the determination and light the Bears displayed in every game. The contest that proved to be the most spectacular was the game against Findley which the Bears lost in an overtime heartbreaker by the score of 54-51. For the first time since 1948 Lehman met McKinley and came out on the short end of a 56-67 decisiong however, the Bears' Jack Meola dumped in 28 points and narrowly missed the fieldliouse record set at 30. The Polar Bears are looking forward to a very successful season next year with eight out of eleven lettermen returning. ex pert as Pete Campbell Frank Moore AQ! WX X Xara E ix S at x X l fi fx - X X X s X fi 3 X i X l X is N-ws. X- X335 Y X X X XX Y X S 5 X XX- X is t it 1 Cyril Paumier Captain Bob Amold Wes Hargraves , X is-li: - Q NW Q ., :s .. -X xx X -L1 551, - Xt-gyda-Q X ,. H M . - fi , W 15 X3 N x N EXIQM, I K S N . x A 4' S Y X . h -5 Y 234' V mga . QsH ' ihefswx Nm x NX xx .xx SX .M . yN'Q'f'i X X4 O Xia, wa xx a lt IORS-First ww: B- Fu Z aM' Intramural cl row' D. Sweaney, S n ' n. ESQ, 0Brand0Hf D' Hamm JPH Z, B. Pfeifer, If trst row: M. M OMORES F- D Broad I S Guest. Second els- V m5eY, R. row: B- D0rI,:l:5e,AD:S Weaver, Second 1013 D Kocur. ' ' Wanson, I. Tay- . , G. Betzlaj FRESHMEN F1mi Tofu. second 'QW' . S0 Om alla , . D. Poormimf H M lone, 1- Arqu ' Dtweun . anders, S. End,-eglougi R, Brogden, C' R Seniors fight for the ball. B- Doane' and Cam Maragas p- bell go after the ball. 1 I w w 1 l l l l Arnold lays it in against Timken. 1 E22 Hatyes yumps for ball. Scramble for the ball. Meola hooks it up and in. l Slikt 3' lk as .K .N . 'ex . 0 , y if lf9 't f X feats fx A . XX QXX X Wil A X X X X 3 X iexf SSSK Q X X X X XXX X Xi XS X X X X s SQ S? EX Steve Schuman The 1950 linkmen of Lehman turned in a 500 Jim Westlake average in the season's play. Sparked by captain Dick Katz, the Bears placed second in the four team Eastern Ohio Lea e meet d ' ' ourna- merit. They were guided by coach, Jim Robinson. joe Toot won the Nusbaum Troph This ' d y. IS awar ed annually to the golfer who shoots the 1 t d ' ' ' .. . - t 1' ff' X J Y Q:. Xkk- R gg.?f! Y e - i ?sEiQQ - f X 3 X- ft fsits F 5 Tom Lajeunesse Joe Toot Coaches Coach Fuller and Coach Wearstler Managers Jim Broad, Bill Pfeifer Cheerleaders Dave Davis jim Schwerzler Terry Hague Fred Belding Larry Ross Don Allensworth l950 Baseball First row, left to right: Wes Hargraves, Ronnie Kegarise, Bob Raebel, Bob Bethel, Glenn Rowles, Harold Miller, Paul Hauschultz. Second row: Manager Dave Harmon, Joe Fletcher, Glenn Shoop, Bill Hansen, Wes Hisey, Jim Bemard, Dick Iohnson, Dick Koons. Paced by the excellent pitching of Glenn Rowles, the 1950 baseball team turned in an excellent record. The squad, coached by Dale Wearstler, won the Northeastern Ohio baseball championship. They narrowly missed the East- ern Ohio championship when Glenn Rowles pitched a one hitter against Orville and lost 1-0. Standouts were Glenn Shoop, Harold Miller, and Paul Hauschultz. Shoop did good pitchingg Miller hit the only home run of the seasong and Hauschultz turned in a fine seasonis batting average. Hauschultz gets Rabel shdmg mto second Lefty throws another strike. Track First row, left to right: Bill Pfeifer, Elliot Rubenstein, Richard Koerber, Don Sweitzer, Dick Yant, Bob Arnold. Second row: Carl Foster, Chuck Carpenter, Dave Kocur, Ronnie Abel. Dropping their last two contests to powerful Massillon and McKinley teams, the 1950 Leh- man tracksters turned in a one win and two loss record in dual meets. The team also participated in many group meetsg among these the Eastern Ohio Conference in which they placed third. Leading the way for the Bears this track season was runner Chuck Carpenter. Some out- standing members of the team were, Captain Bud Williams in the 880 yard run, Larry Taylor in the mile, Jerry Frederick throwing the shot put, A1 Vogan in the pole vault, and Dave Kocur and Bill Booth in the low and high hurdles. A QQ. Sweitzer flies through the air. Captain Bud Williams speeds around the first turn. X GIRLS LEADERS CLUB KATHRYN CONLEY . Secretary-Treasurer 1. as - sits? CAROL GEITCEY NANCY HAINES President Vice-President Every athletic-minded girl has the ambition of belonging to Girls' Leaders Club. To be eligible for this club she must be a sophomore or junior and have a nine average in athletics for the first semester. She must a so have participated in intramural sports. Pros- pective Leaders are chosen by tryouts held in the spring. They are graded on character, leadership, sportsmanship, and above all, their ability in sports. Those chosen are initiated at the annual picnic. The Leaders help instruct gym classes, sell football pro- grams, and sponsor a dance. SUSIE WILSON Social Chairman First row: Frances McNiece, Helen Varavas, Donna 'Uebel. Second row: Helen Aungst, LuAnn Huff, Elva Jones, Susan Brogden, Evelyn Mueller, Linda Goudy.Third row: Kay Schubach June Sakel, Sandra Lazaras, Nancy Haines, Kathryn Conley, Barbara Call. Fourth row: Elsir Engel, Susan Osterholm, Susie Wilson, Kathryn Colaner, Carol Geitgey. Absent: Shirley Can Betty Helbig, Bette Sainmet, Gloria Fearn. Y I 1 viii? R S81 FX! Q1 XX Wai X 5, Q MX 3 S gl 5 5 Sl Nancy Haines Helen Varavas Rum M W Susan Osterholrfi Scarlet Carol Ceitgey Captain March 16, 1951 Scarlet won the annual game by the score of 31 to 22. They led all the way and the half time score was 20 to 17. With its fast offensive work Scarlet outplayed Gray. Carol Ceitgey sank 10 points and Nancy Haines was close behind with 9. Helen Varavas who did an outstanding job on defensive work was awarded the trophy for outstanding guard. Congratulations Scarlet! Luann Hull Linda Sue Johnson N 4 Donna Uebel 1 i 1 Kay Schubach 1 4 Elva Jones sa QX. Xw Q xv 'gag Xs X.X s Q X . X Q0 ? X M X XHN so X is X at 5 at 3 if X X rs Y X P 't N SSN X X X X X Evie Mueller W 5 K 5 sg A t 3 a r X WX 4,1 X 'Q X x fx- s Qu N x Shirley Carr Xx9tXXxY, X H, ,,,,g1-, : ,gy W ,, , f 1 ,ff It z ,t ,N W X5 all XX ff, XX S X Xxx x. Y fi S X K Q 5 s Q xt as XX g Exv X X S X X X xx XS X Rs X 3 X s S . ,J f Susan Brogden xx Ns? x XX . S ixxsasi f QS.K Q Qs X .. X XX W 5 XQ X. Xmas? X S1 Y 1 X Cray .. . X 6 a X 1 Q . xi wif. : 'ill N X -- X X X X X N XX Q X f 51 NSE 5 s Barb Call Captain The Gray nine lost in their attempt to add another victory to their two game winning streak. Cray was able to come within three points of Scarlet but were never able to hold them. Barb Call won the scoring laurels of both teams by tossing in 15 points and was awarded outstanding forward and player awards. Next in line for Gray in point making was Tootie McNiece with two baskets. L , ,: X, xg- E S -X, tg fi 3 X X g Xe? XX X X isa K Xi sg Q MXN Q Si X X X it Wg s X xi X X X is get 3 X s x X 3 X X 2 X3 X Q Susie Wilson Linda Goudy - lf l l'lXQ3gXff,.: iii 's: - liifiifiQt'3iX3-L S XX 'I , L, '-E: ii: is , Charlene Bunfill Fran McNiece Meredith W ikoff X Q .bw :M S E.. X , xx Affwna-:ri Mm. . wwf S R i wap ' A 1 Q ' .X S? X ..-X N Sl. SSW 56015 EVQIQ yOI1e 11 ere, Susie? Heel toeg heel toe. B. B. action in Freshman class. Carol and Donna jump for the ball MW JOM JW W Wd' nf l5K f ll'--w .1 N- MX K X . K X . .. X N X. W N A XM was XJ LX XXX., L X -5 X U .K .. t.. 1 ,XXXKX -XA Q-Ir. A-X W X QM. ww W ww. XXX . - X .. Q S Y xg K .Q . SRX. - -- XXX XX M M ' X XXX X QSNWF Nw XX X X - X-.X...,X,XXieX.x. K . -- K K M X-ww -.+X . ' S fi X ,,.ql 51. 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L loyd Potts Curtain calll A This comedy portrays the adventures of C two nineteen year old girls during a visit S to Paris. They had a knack for finding trouble at every turn. The setting of the Hrst two acts was a cabin aboard an ocean liner, and the third took place in a small hotel room in Paris. A scene from the play. Q. if 1 fit Leads-Elva and Bill Nik am LISA Prom Ladies QQ Nasal X N N Leads Carole and Paul Habenera S E i E E l E VALENTINE QUEEN 'The crowning of senior Shirley Carr as Miss Valentine highlighted the Cupid's Caper held Friday, Febru- ary 9. It was the Iirst event of this kind in Lehmaifs histoiy. Shirley, crowned during the Hoori show, was serenaded to the strains of Peg of My Heart and reigned throughout the evening as Miss Valentine of 1951. Shirley Carr Shirley is crowned Miss Valentine by Cyril Paumier. Queen Shirley and her date, XVendell. JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Prom queen, Barbara Hanson. Don't they all look nice at one of The Grand March. the after prom parties? It has happened! What? Why the Iunior- Senior Prom, of course! After long weeks of wait- ing, the night of Iune 2 finally arrivedg and couples danced to the dreamy music of Ray Robinson's Orchestra at Moonlight Ballroom. --....L,g:,-.w-1 Crowning- of queen, Barbara Hanson, and attendant, Carol Geitgey. Amidst an evening of gaiety and color, the queen, Barbara Hanson, and attendant, Carol Ceitgey, were crowned. As the hour of midnight drew near, couples could be seen hurrying to gather their belongings to prepare themselves for the many parties yet to come. 3 X N X' E in -f R, ' K . Q 5 3 rv 'Z b 'vis Q' :E :N 5 3 ak it SA SX SM gp ,iv gi 'ig ax .. - f S A XX ax M Si, Fx ig N is '31 ,Q ellis? ' 7 K 3 5 sf ' iii' ire. . - f , QQ X X01 nw ,, :.-g 1. .Q 1 . s I If N Sig: 3- 5 E-J b .Ws3.,Q..i, v -.:, M I Q Q R L TAX STAMP K'NG AND QLQEEN Cyril Paumier Runners-up, Chuck and Iean Ann, pose with the King and Queen. 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A. I. Barth Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Beck P. I. Boli . W. B. Borst .W. K. Bowlus Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Brewer Russell R. Brown C. A. Bunfill Mrs. Margaret Burris Mrs. Roy O. Carr Mr. and Mrs . john C. Carver Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and' Mrs Mr. and Mrs C. H. Hecht Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs . R. L. Herrington Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Claude L. Clark . Arthur A. Conley . F. I. Conley . R. E. Croasdaile . H. I. Cox . C. A. Cseak . R. F. Dickerhoif Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dillon . F. A. Dray Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. . Charles Flagg . Earl Gatts . F. H. Geisler . H. E. Geitgey . L. O. Goudy Mr. and Mrs. Alex F. Esber George S. Esber F. L. Greene . Waldo Guerra . N. E. Guest Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Hargraves D. C. Henderson Earl B. Hert . 0.1. Horger IPATRCN S Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Kerry Mr. and Mrs. john Ketterer Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Klingstedt Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Kring Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Kuhl Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Larson Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Lawrence john Lennox Dr. and Mrs. A. AfLichtb1au Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Manne Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Marriott Mr. and Mrs. R. N. McAbee Dr. and Mrs. A. W. McConkey Mr. and Mrs. E. I. McKenna Mr. and Mrs. H. B. McNiece Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Moock Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Moore Mr. and Mrs. A. Mueller Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Orrell Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Paterson Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Paumier Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hobert F. Rhodes I. H. Rogers I. W. Royer Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sakel Mr. and Mrs. William A. Sammet Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. john L. Scoggan Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Snook Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Spitler Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Sue Mr. and Mrs. joseph K. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. G. Troxler Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Uebel H. B. Van Almen Mr. and Mrs. George O. Walker Dr. and Mrs. Howard B. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Elden Wise Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Wuske Mr. and Mrs. Karl W. Yant s Crowning of the Queen IUST TO REMIND YOU . . . Whether it is a single flower or a basket full Whether for Gladness or for Sadness We Design To Please GELTZ'S FLOWERS CLEVELAND AVENUE . At 22nd N. W. - Dick, June, Betty and Pete YANT'S COTTAGE 1100 12th STREET, N. W. CANTON, OHIO Private Dining Rooms for Parties-Clubs and Societies Phone: 4-0712 For Reservations No Alcoholic Beverages Served Donna and Sarah Selecting a Pattern Over 100 famous Silver patterns to choose from at 130 MARKET 5. lWalch for new location,-Corner of Cleveland and Fifth, N. WJ C lass of '51 Iohn and Judy in the Record Shop Congratulations THE CANTON REPOSITORY Congmtulates THE 1951 GRADUATING CLASS OF LEHMAN HIGH SCHOOL and wishes all Success to its members .'ws,f..-IRQ'-M --..,-M S . I if Us II a 1 Q 1, Y' P F' .E I .9 ' E damp' ggi? . s..s. H00 BEST WISHES A From the CANTON SPOTLESS SPOT For the Finest in Sandwiches CARL F. WISE AGENCY REAL ESTATE INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS 202 CITIZENS BLDG. Phone: 3-3705 CANTONIS Best Wishes DEPENDABLE JEWELERS ffvm DAVE TOWELL, INC. FOR 41 YEARS I CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE OFFICIAL LEHMAN JEWELRY USED CARS I Complete Motor Cai' Service NT ' 5 225 WALNUT ST., N. E. smsusnsu mo W, uosrusc. sr. e. Phone: 64504 tWesley and James Say- Iust one word from us . . . IFS the fellow M07'y Lou 53 ready fm' th? Prom who looks successful who usually makes , the grade! Complzments of W 1 W ml QU BON MARCHE qmnkn MJ. ' 421 NORTH MARKET CANTON 2, OHIO Congratulations CLASS OF 1951 Compliments of the WALKER 'Q LUMBER J Q 1 COMPANY Jagardale wlzderfmzqefs 1107 NAVARRE ROAD, s. W. ws, um M6 in, ,M Luncheon Meats - Hams - Bqggn Phone: 68383 Beef-Pork-Veal-und Birdseyo Frosted Foods The Sugardale Provision CO. Shirley and Evelyn Trying a Ne BEN SON'S ROYAL TYPEVVRITEBS We Sell, Rent and Repair All Makes Benson Typewriter Co. 336 41111 STREET, N. W. CANTON, OHIO Phone: 27206 w Royal Irving and Marvin - Shopping AT THE Ricker Hardware, Inc. 1101 12th STREET, N. W. Phone: 5-8288 NICHOLAS INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance and Bonds 2589 CLEVELAND AVE., N. W. CANTON, OHIO Phone: 46135 Mr. Smith Giving Patty Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1951 Smith Beauty Salon 1419 CLEVELAND AVE., N. W. C. M. SMITH Dial 26166 a Curl. EWING CHEVROLET CO. 929 CLEVELAND AVE., N. W. CANTON, OHIO Stark Countyfs Largest Dealef' Congratulations to the Class of 1951 Beedy's Fruit 8. Vegetables 8037 CLEVELAND AVE., N. W. ' Phone: 48971 Compliments of THE STALEY AGENCY CO. GLENN A. STALEY INSURANCE MELLETT BUILDING CANTON, OHIO Phone: 6-8209 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1951 own Shop 207 SECOND STREET, N. W. ONESTO HOTEL BUILDING Phone: 4-1214 CANTON, OHIO BROCKHILL MEN'S WEAR BETTY BROUCHER OSCAR HILKERT 111 COURT AVENUE, N. W. ST. FRANCIS HOTEL BLDG. Congratulations to the Class of 1951 Flanagan 8. Nist Paint Co. Canton,s Complete Paint Storesv 5th and MCKINLEY, N. W. 2747 CLEVELAND AVE., N. W. DRINK I srsr 0 A- PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, CANTON, OHIO ESTABLISHED 1925 AMBULANCE SERVICE DON E. WILLIAMS Funeral Director 2508 TUSCARAWAS STREET, WEST PHONE 50387 Compliments of Congratulations to the F'NNEY'5 Class of 1951 Cut-Rate Drug Store from 415 MARKET AVENUE, NORTH The Mahoney Sosh 8. Door Co CANTON, OHIO 1908 MAHONINC ROAD, N. E. Dial 67383 h : 50353 L. F. YARGER J. C. SYLER P one 1- 3 g Nl if' .dsx Q How and What to tell a COMMUNIST Don't look for physical differences when you try to spot a Communist. Communists are all kinds of people in all walks of life and of all races. A Communist is anyone who believes in the Rus- sian system of govemment, whereby those who govern own everything 'and control all the activ- ities of all the people. A Communist is loyal only to Soviet Russia. As a member of the Communist Party he is dedi- cated for life to the protection of the U.S.S.R. and to the establishment of Communism through- out the world. A Communist will usually deny that he is a Com- munist. There are many Communists who are not in reality card-carrying members of the party. But both types of Communists carry on the same TIIE TIMKEII ROLLE work, although the second type cannot let it be known that he is a member. His real value to the party is in indoctrinating those unsuspecting people in key positions with govemment agencies, schools, unions and churches with Communistic philosophies. When a Communist goes to work on you tell him that you are on to him and his dirty game. Tell him, further, that you think it your patriotic duty to make his activities known to others and to the police. Tell him that you know no tactics are too low for a Communist: lying, cheating, betrayal, ruin and even murder. But be sure to tell him, too, that America is on the alert and that his scheme for world domination is doomed to failure. BEARIIIG GUMPAIIY UAIITUH 5, UHIU GIIIIO Address HTIMROSGUH 'The right to work shall not be abridged or made impotent iss: gs? F 5 1. uf s New .... . X K b We oz' If-M J o F c A N' 'r o N STYLIST IN PHUTOGRAPHY 438 6th STREET, N. W. CANTON, OHIO Best Wishes for Health and Happiness MELLo,' MILK North Canton Dairies Inc. Phone: 9345 Good Food Excellent Service SUE MING American and Chinese Restaurant Dial 59424 1102 MARKET AVENUE, N. W. CANTON, OHIO Dial 4-0289 Congratulations to CLASS OF 1951 COMPLIMENTS ECONOMY WALL PAPER CO. 225 EAST TUSCARAWAS OF A. C. TOWEL COMPANY 1435 FOURTH STREET, N. E. I. Exclusive Distributors smml - CORONA ,A-1 X TYPEWRITERS n. c. ALLEN Adding AN: X Machines, Calculators and Cash Registers. ALI. MAKES OF PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS STEBBINS BUSINESS MACHINES CO. 331 Tuscarawas Street, Wesl- Div' 5-5901 Canton, Ohio Mary Alice, Carolyn, Jean and Rosemary Looking Over a Rambler BOWLUS-NASH, INC. IF IT,s INSURANCE 1922 West Tuscarawas Ave. Phone: 30300 O. L. CLEVENGER THE FORMET AND CLEVENGER DUERR - SMITH - LANE FUNERAL HOMES COMPANY H. A. FORMET 18th Street Sz Cleveland Avenue FIRST FLOOR, MELLETT BLDC. Telephone: 50183 N. W. Helen-,Jeannea11flBGffy71fl0ingl1mC71 Pete and Robin buy-ing some Quality M - A Compliments Congratulations to Class of ,51 FROM A of QUALITY DAIRY r ELITE RESTAURANT 222 CHICAGO PLACE, N. W. A CANTON, OHIO A Phone: 44684 A i DIAMONDS WATCHES T E R M I N I X F INE JEWELRY TERMINATES Hll-I-MAN'S TERMITES Congratulations and Best Wishes CWor1d's Largest in Termite Controlj to the 130 12th STREET, N. W. Class of 1951 Phone: 3-0195 China - Gifts - Glassware - Appliances Frank, Dick, Mr. Little and Bill BEST WISHES Two Retail Stores CANTON HARDWARE 114 FOURTH, N.' W. , 215 MARKET, S. The Canton Bottling Co. 1046 CHERRY AVE., N. E. Bireley's Non-Carbonated Beverages B-1 Lemon-Lime Soda Saegertown Cingerale and Club Soda Kohlmanxfs Chocolate Complete line of C-B Flavors Nancy and Gracie Bowl For Health and Recreation at CANTON RECREATION 1150 NORTH MARKET AVENUE Phone: 5-5277 ' Thirty Lanes Available for - p Open Bowling GIRL GRADUATES. . Before you decide on your B. G. CBusiness Girl to youj Career, be sure to Window shop the Wonderful variety of opportunities at the Telephone Company. Come in and talk it over at: 401 CLEVELAND AVE., N. W. The Ohio Bell Telephone Co. Monday through Friday-8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Ann, Libby and Sarah Looking at a New Philco. INTERNATIONAL VIDEO, INC. Television - Radio - Sales - Service CAPEHART - PHILCO - RAYTHEON - ZENITH 1600 E. TUSCARAWAS AVENUE CANTON, OHIO Phone: 55311 Congratulations To The Class of 1951 THE LUNTZ IRON 81 STEEL COMPANY THE HARTER BANK AND TRUST BUILDING Congratulations To Lehman High School Students 1 5 N The Echpsc Electr1cCa J :::1 f 1 Do It Electrically I 209-11 2nd STREET, N. E. CANTON, OHIO Supplying Cantonls Electrical Needs For Over 30 Years TELEVISION - APPLIANCES - FIXTURES - WIRING -- SUPPLIES Telephone: 059495 A. S. Koenreich Q Judy and Donna sampling Minute Maidv Compliments to the Class of 1951 CANTON PROVSION COMPANY CANTON, OHIO Compliments Of THE INTERSTATE SASH AND DOOR CO. CANTON, OHIO I CLEVELAND, OHIO Family and Wedding Portraits 6Mim 1803 Cleveland Avenue, N. Phone: 3-6924 ,- Gene Showing Jerry a New Trumpet. GREEN'S MUSIC STORE Music and Musical Instruments 0 Conn Band Instruments Evelyn, Helen, Nancy and Shirley Enjoying a Coke.', Best Wishes T 0 The I Epiphone Guitars y CLASS OF '51 0 Leedy Drum Equipment 0 Excelsior Accordions 124 CLEVELAND AVENUE, S. W. Phone: 43522 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1951 J. C. PENNEY CO. JOHN'S RESTAURANT 2741 CLEVELAND AVENUE, N. W. Hilscher-Clarke Electric Co. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 519 4th STREET, N. W. CANTON 3, OHIO FINDLAY'S 5c to 51.00 3526 CLEVELAND AVENUE, N. W. Store Hours--9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Unlimited Parking 1 Bob Arnold-1951 Co-Captain W-R SPORTS, INC. 212 SECOND STREET, N. W. ST. FRANCES HOTEL BLDC. Phone: 3-4769 Mr. Mitchell and Geraldine Congratulations to the ' CLASS OF 1951 MITCHELL'S 14th 81 OXFORD AVENUE, N. W. Kramer Motors Incorporated Cars STUDEBAKEB Trucks Complete Service 1701-11 TUSCARAWAS ST., WEST Phone: 39108-Louisville 2957 ONESTO and MILLER Fine Flowers 218 CLEVELAND, N. Phone: 3-8824 Lemmon's Super Markets Top Quality Meats, Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables Open 7 Days Each Week It's easy to make sundaes and sodas at home with a handy, economical half gallon of BOBDEN,S in your freezer. There's a BOBDEN dealer near you. Kawai KW' bm- U X. . X 4 41.-ff, ' N , 'N J Jk- 5' l Works like' a charm' O Mel'a makes all washing easier- dainty garments, family laundry- clatlles come out cleaner, wl1ii0l', sweeter. Saves work. Easy an hands. Al all graeers. nuevo Md h th M550 an y a b I makers at Sani-Flush 22 '1'3- HYGIENIC PRODUCT CO. CANTON, OHIO WORTH C. MYERS CO. 965 CLEVELAND AVENUE, N. Cantonls Store of Quality Furniture Television Appliances Pianos Carpeting OPEN EVENINGS Phone: 68344 G and M QUALITY FOODS FANCY MEATS, CROOERLES AND PRODUCE 1709 ARNOLD AVENUE, N. W. Phone: 4-2768 GERRY SCHRATZ, Proprietor I-IERCULES Hercules diesel engines are avail- able in I4 series and 30 models from I2 to 500 horsepower. 'us-ws Hercules gasoline and gas engines are built in I5 series and 33 models from 3 lo 240 horsepower. 3f0 00M. Hercules high-speed, heavy-duty gasoline, gas and diesel engines are used extensively in the vast automotive, mining, construction and lum- bering industries, agriculturaland oil fields, in fact, wherever dependable, portable power can be used to advantage within its range of horse- power. They are built by the world's largest exclusive manufacturers of high-speed, heavy- duty engines and enioy a world-wide reputation for outstanding performance under the severest of operating conditions. lf-5 BEST WISHES ' TC THE CLASS OF 1951 . -tl ff . Schneider Lumber Cor Emi it' M WE HEEEEIE I EIMS EEl1EElliEtfEl.lEIIiEl Ei-tgllilifliillillligllll ilu 5TH STREET AND B. 51 O. R. R. SOUTHWEST CANTON, OHIO HELP Cl-lBEEli Whatever career you plan, you can hardly pick an ficlil in which clcctricity will not make your job cnsicl' or more profitable. How many clcctrical aids can you numc in medicine, teach- ing. art, homcmaking, elrumatics . . . Th OHIO POWER Ce -1. Mr. Gale Fitting Bette With a Neu Pair of Sportsters by SANDLER OF BOSTON the greatest name in sports shoes in Canton at S-W1 5 M ES Compliments of L8iL TELEVISION, INC. Appliances - Sales - Service 4000 CLEVELAND AVENUE, N. W CANTON, OHIO Dial 21-9498 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES ,51 ALTMAN JEWELRY CO. 110 MARKET AVENUE, SOUTH ALL KINDS OF NEW AND USED Industrial Electrical Equipment M oclern Repair Shop Jackson-Bayley Electric Co. 825 NAVARRE ROAD S. W I Compliments of J. P. Manos Poster 8. Printing Company JOB PRINTING - OFFICE FORMS CATALOGS Posters That Are Attractive Cor. 2nd and REX AVENUE, S. E. CANTON, OHIO Compliments of MODERN DRY CLEANERS AND TAILORS 404 MILTON COURT, N. W. Facing Clarendon School , I i Phone: 31715 Phone: 59421 Pick Un and Delivery Service Betty and Pete CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 Market Heights Pharmacy The Beiters Showing Some of Their Fine Rings to Carol, Pat and Marlene Sincere Congratulations To the Class of 1951 QUALITY JEWELRY BEITER 8. SON Cantoxfs Fine jewelers - Since 1929 130 CLEVELAND AVE., N. W. Carol Lewis Visits The W. A. KARLOWSKY PAINT Sz WALL-PAPER STORE PITTSBURGH PAINTS 1502 OXFORD AVENUE, N. W. CANTON, OHIO Historical - Williamsburg Wall Colors Import and Domestic Wallpapers Strahan - Birge - York Enterprise - Loyd's and Lancastria THE BEST FOR LESSH KING SIZE . . . lu ' ping afutvous funn! ,..-- soon SIMD!! 3104 CLEVELAND AVE., N. OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. - Sat. to 3 a.m. Closed Thursdays Compliments FORD MOTOR COMPANY Canton Forge Division There is Health in Every Drop CANTON PURE MILK CO. Complete Line of Dairy Products Congratulations to the Class of '51 J. L. ARNOLD 8. SONS FOUNDED 1889 CARL P. ARNOLD H A A Phone: 5-5274 ERMAN . R 817 MARKET AVENUE, N Congratulations to the Class of 1951 NEFF-WYLES LOCKER CO. Refrigerated Locker, Service and Food Market 413-415 131:11 STREET, N. W. Phone: 3-0800 GOLF ot Tom O'Shonfer se HOLES BENT GREENS 1 EXPERTLY MAINTAIN ED Nationally Advertised Equipment Sold RATES REASONABLE Compliments of McCAlN LUMBER 1549 MARKET AVENUE, S. Phone: 4-4445 Bill Working in the Shop. FAME PENN LAUNDRY Launderers - Dry Cleaners 809-813 MARION AVENUE, S. W. Phone: 67288 1 FLOWERS . . for all ScHooL ACTIVITIES CANTON FLOWER SHOP After School Snack Congratulations to the Class of 1951 Polar Bear Confectionery Cor. of Oxford and 15th Street, N. W Compliments of Poorman Aircraft Service Government Approved Repair Station No. 3706 MARTIN FIELD lon Route 62D CANTON, OHIO Harley likes that good H ol-Guerns milk Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1951 HOL-GUERNS DAIRY 3400 CLEVELAND AVENUE, N Phone: 3-2458 a P1101161 7904 W esley H argraoes-1951 Co-Captain PROTECTION . . . Against Any Insurable Risk- Anywhere B. E. FROEHDE General Insurance Agency Congratulations Class of '51 Phone: 2-0904 HAINES AND COMPANY Publishers 311-12-I8 First National Bank Bldg 1121 W. TUSCARAWAS Kobaokeris . .. Extends Sincere Congratulations . to the CLASS OF 1951 . . . and Wishes Each Graduate a Life FuII of Success and Happiness Congratulations The Ziegler Tire 59' Supply Co. Congratulations to Lehman High School Students OHIO BATTERY 8. IGNITION CO. 881-35 MARKET AVENUE, N. - CANTON, OHIO BRANCHES: COSHOCTON, OHIO - ALLIANCE, OHIO DISTRIBUTORS QUALITY AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND EQUIPMENT Jean, Mary Alice, Carolyn and Rose- mary having a Sundae at H eggy's Congratulations to the Class of '51 HEGGY NUT SHOPPE DE LUXE MARKET HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE Foons AT MONEY SAVING PRICES. Eat Better for Less COMPLIMENTS OF THE CANDY BOWL 330 MARKET AVENUE, NORTH Get the Best get SEALTEST MILK AND ICE CREAM I'HE SANITARY MILK CO 301 CHERRY AVENUE, N. E Best Wishes For Success To The Class of 1951 Richard E. Croascloile 8. Co. 1110 HARTER BANK BUILDING INSURANCE SERVICE Smiley's Body and Point Shop R. A. SMILEY, Proprietor Dial 50707 1429 WOODLAND AVENUE, N. W. Damaged Car Rebuilclers Expert Auto Refinishing Body, Top and Fender Repairing ANTHONY Helen and Steve Having Fun in the Toy Department WELERS CLOTHIERS 200 E. TUSC. FLOWERS BY F R O H M E ' S 1419 CLEVELAND AVENUE, N. W. Where Parking is a Pleasure Drive-In Phone: 2-6501 TUUHDUIS For Appointment Phone 3-5403 230 CLEVELAND AVE., N. W. Custom Tailor HOME OF LEHMAN BASKETBALL TEAMS CONSTRUCTED BY THE MELBOURNE BROS. CONSTRUCTION CO. CANTON, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS ALL GOOD WISHES D AGERSTSTVIILLE D CAMPANY comms MAIL Anvsnnsms A Quarter-Century of Service Multigraphing - Printing Addressing - Mailing 335 SECOND STREET, N. W. Milforcls Jewelry 8. Appliances 239 E. Tusc. and 125 Walnut, N. E. Cantonis Jewelry Style Center CANTON, OHIO ENJOY DINNER MERGUS CHARCOAL GRILL That Canton People Talk About Compliments of THE CITIZENS SAVINGS 81 LOAN CO. HOME OF FICE! On the Square, Canton, Ohio BRANCH OF F ICE! North Canton, Ohio BELL DRY CLEANING MAIN OFFICE AND PLANT 1267 DUEBER AVENUE, S. W. Dial 3-2205 STORES AT: 408 MCKINLEY, N. W. 1408 HARRISON AVENUE, S. W. Complete Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service Trained Mechanics Assure Our Service Make Your Service Home Here CHRIS NEADING SERVICE 1900 CLEVELAND AVENUE, N. W. Dial 5-4930 Mobil Gas Mobil Oil Marlene and Sarah trying to select a New Rugat STARK'S CANTON - MASSILLON 4 FPMU O-I 1 zt ALLIANCE ll I Il Smart Buy s Buick 9 NEW CARS 9 USED CARS 0 SERVICE 9 PARTS SEE 1124 N. MARKET Phone 68288 Jean, Ronnie and Ursula Making a Visit to the VILLAGE BARBECUE SOUTH OF NORTH CANTON Phone: 97062 Dining Room and Curb Service in Summer Outside Music - Orders and take out - Try Our Barbecue Sandwiches - Nice Place to Meet nioy the comforts of a Lounge Chair from THE LIVINGSTON FURNITURE CO. 300 MARKET AVENUE, N CANTON, OHIO I Compliments of I M A C 0 M B E R T H E G I B B S lNcoRPoRATED MANUFACTURING Manufacturers of C O M P A N Y TEEL BUH..DING PRODUCTS CANTON, OHIO STEEL BUILDINGS DRINK I M IN BOTTLES Congratulations, CLASS OF 1951 CANTON LAUNDRY AND CLEANING CO. Compliments of CRYSTAL PARK MARKET Low PRICES EVERYDAY Graduation Gifts That Last JEWELRY CO. 135 TUSCARAWAS, EAST Compliments of THE EDWARDS MOTOR CO. Pontiac - Sales and Service 949 CLEVELAND AVENUE, N. Phone: 5-5281 KONKEL'S Fountain Service - Ice Cream Patent Medicines - School Supplies Magazines 12th and SHORB, N. W. Dial 4-0300 Compliments of TROUP STUDIO 210636 W. TUSCARAWAS AVENUE Congratulations to the Class of 1951 THE ELMER R. STAUDT AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE 822 First National Bank Building - Canton, Ohio Phone: 7705 Best Wishes to the Class of ,51 BLOOM 84 KLEIN, INC. WHOLESALE FRUrrs VEGETABLES - PRODUCE I L ,, Y, ,L , Compliments of H 81 H AUTO PARTS orner of 15th and McKinley, S. W Phones: 5-4717 - 6-7703 TOPS FOR SCHOOL TOGS The three LEHMAN students pictured here have just discovered why SPIN is tops when it comes to washing out things in a jiify. Ronnie Kisner finds this new deter- gent manufactured by THE CLIMALENE COMPANY leaves his sweater soft and shining clean, while Peggy Sessions, left, and Marlene Ashbaugh, right discover SPIN is swell for making soiled sox or sports scarves look like new again. SPIN is now available in convenient measured amountsf' or the new large economy size package. Compliments of ALVIN PHARMACY CORNER 12th STREET and FULTON ROAD, N. W. Phone: S2890 Compliments of THE JEWEL BOX Finest Iewelry ONESTO HOTEL BLDG. 2nd and CLEVELAND, N. W. 'neil' has been to a fine product! Now Soni-Flush is freshly fragrant. A delightful fragrance selected by women themselves, it refreshes, then disappears . . . leaving the bathroom atmosphere clean and inviting. Assur- ing the some crystal cleaning results as always, Soni-Flush disinfect: as it removes ugly stains where germs and a cause of odors lurk. Sold every- where. -xii? Jani H slr ' 'mil ' U F' lsln! ,men my., L T' X ll iloliuelulmedbqi Ml lioedltounlmplng gg 'Hmumn'l ' -J g-,ml ln the familiar yellow can NOW FRESHLY FRAGRANT Gloria, Ellen and Nancy Sincere Congratulations to the Class of 1951 THE STERN and MANN CO. CANTON T H U R I N ' S for your home beautiful Our seventy-third year of friendly, dependable home furnishing service. 524 MARKET AVENUE, N. COMPLIMENTS OF B AND B COMPANY 536 CLEVELAND AVENUE, N. W. Congratulations to the Class of '51 Anderson Food Market . KATHRYN and ANDY 419 AUBURN PL., N. W. Phone: 4-8441 Visit our furniture - refurnishing, repairing, cleaning department at CANTON STORAGE INC. CHERRY and FOURTH ST., N. E Phone: 5-5291 Elsie, Sandra, Nancy and Judy Peggy, Sally, Kay, Shirley B. and Shirley M. Congratulations and best wishes Phones: 67151 - 67152 THE M. CONLEY CO. Wholesale Distributor Paper, Toys, Hardware The Real, Bakers REEL'S PIE SHOPPE The Taste Will Tell F. J. MILBRODT, JP.. Appliances, Sporting Goods 1012-1014 2nd STREET, S. W. and General Merchandise CANTON, OHIO Marie, Darl and Rosemary. LEBLANC - NOBLET World's most respected Woodwinds exclusive M. M. TITTA School of Music Woodwinds REED INSTRUMENTS REPAIRED 603 CLEVELAND AVENUE, N. W. Phone: 4-7711 Congratulations to the Class of '51 The Office Equipment Co. Complete Office Outfitters 321 TUSCARAWAS STREET, W. CANTON 2, OHIO 50111 50112 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '51 JAFFEE'S DELICATESSEN 425 2nd, N. E. Phone: 52402 BURROUGHS RADIO COMPANY Distributors of RADIO - TELEVISION PARTS ANTENNAS - BOOSTERS - BATTERIES - TEST EQUIPMENT Associated Electronic Supplies CANTON AND MANSFIELD . . . OHIO WHOLESALE ONLY E. T. CUSACK, INC. Jeweler and Diamond Merchant 211 THIRD STREET, N. W CANTON, OHIO Phone: 35207 FULTON DRUGS COMPLETE SERVICE 25th STREET and FULTON ROAD, N. W Phone: 6-4581 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATING LEHMANITES May your walk in life offer each of you utmost success and prosperity, fully realizing that It is great to be an American. One, who deals with his fellow-man fair and square, promoting the Freedom of Demo- cracy in a World of Peace, thus proving to be a True Lehmanite and Citizen. Our wish, to each of you, is GOOD LUCK. R. REIMER Plumbing and Heating Phones: 5-7672 - 2-3266 ' ?3IAWaB3vafwalnvvlBY00,uuUavau9e-Faint' 8823 CLEVELAND AVENUE, N. W. , Dial 5,9411 CANTON 9, OHIO 416 MARKET, NORTH Compliments of EDWARDS-UNITED GROCERY CO. A Treat To Eat Eclwa1'cl's Fine Food Ethel, Roberta, Nancy and Carol SNYDERS POTATO CHIPS Distributed by CHIPS ENTERPRISES OPEN EVERY EVENING HARVARD CLOTHING JACK SUMMERS' CQ. FURNITURE SHOPPE MARKET AVE., S. at SECOND ST 4680 CLEVELAND AVENUE, N. Fine Clothing and PTIOHBI Just North of Forest Hill Cemetery For Young Men Cantolfs New Tkrenatorium Under Construction. THE TOWNE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CANTON,0HIO ' ' p 'THE A. C. EYNON I PLUMBING CO., INC. fEstablished 1888i r P ENGINEERS - CONTRACTORS g Plumbing, Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning Dial 3-9181 286 WALNUT AVENUE, N. E. I Congratulations to the Class of 1951 JOHN GASSER Ieweler Expert Watch Repairing Complete Line of Iewelry 118 2nd STREET, S. E. i Phone: 2-8204 Better and Fresher Vegetables- McCUE'S SUPER MARKET Cor. 25th STREET and FULTON ROAD, N. W. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 KEMPTHORN MOTORS, INC. 1449 CLEVELAND AVENUE, N. W CANTON 3, OHIO Lehman Band Quartet COMPLIMENTS OF A LEHMAN BOOSTER Compliments Of HARRY LONDON CANDIES INCORPORATED Candies of Distinctionv Phone: 50011 Compliments of THE IDEAL FURNITURE CO. 400 MARKET AVENUE, N. Phones. 59401 Dave, Carolyn, Mary Lou and David in for Refreshments SEE YOU AT THE 'A'I AVALON DRIVE-INS Compliments to the Class of '51 BOOTH HARDWARE Congratulations to the Class of 1951 FRANK'S FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STAND AUDITORIUM MARKET ' Phone: 29998 CCI Specs . . . 5l ' Are the best pretzels anyone ever ate and Made' RIGHT in Canton by HALTER'S PRETZELS, INC. 1277 DUEBER AVENUE, S. W. Compliments Of Peters Icing and Flower Co. 201 CHERRY AVENUE, N. E. H U B - V I C T O R Sporting Goods Brunswick Mineralite Bowling Balls 221 FOURTH STREET, N. E. I Captain Paumier and M eola, leading SCOTCT Cantonls Leading Athletic Coods Dealers D 134 SECOND STREET, S. E. T. A. Caddie Studer - Walter Studer EXCLUSIVE INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS Auto - Bonds - Disability - Fire ' Liability - Life P. C. ROWLAND AGENCY 618 PEOPLES BANK BLDC. Phones: 3-3997 - 36056 It's a pleasure, I insure you. R Compliments of the STITT TEXACO SERVICE 4004 FULTON ROAD, N. W. AT THE 19TH TEE f COMPLIMENTS FROM STEINECK'S BAKERY N. W. 1105 WHIPPLE ROAD, CANTON, OHIO It,s Fresher from Steineck's 1 T 1 xx y Sym ss -S 5 S, s . NQWW' XN ,,.,.,ex, 5 RIGHT FROM THE START REGULAR GRADE, HOMOGENIZED, SOF-KURD OR GOLDEN GUERNSEY BE A SUPERIOR CUSTOMER DIAI. 6205 SUPERIOR DAIRY, Inc. Compliments of OSCAR LEVERANT .J holstery - Furniture Reupholstering P Drapes - New Furmture 1106 TWELFTH STREET lNext to Yant's Cottagej OPEN EVENINGS Congratulations to the Class of '51 Morris Linco Lincoln - Mercury 811 CLEVELAND AVENUE, N. Phone: 6-7271 CANTON 2, OHIO In-Mercury, Inc. W H. G. 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