Lehman High School - Polaris Yearbook (Canton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1952 volume:

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L ffl.-Q 1- Q it i R .Q If A if ,Sec ' mi Pet ark T l ypl Layouts sts: and Sports reaenls . I9 sz I U3 MISS MARCELLA HERBST Everyone at Lehman comes in contact with Miss Marcella Herbst sooner or later. Wheth- er looking for lost articles, putting something in the bulletin or coming in tardy, students meet the pleasant and efficient office secre- tary. One of the few persons at Lehman who works the whole year round, Miss Herbst spends the summer arranging classes and schedules. Memories of her helpfulness and of the friendly twinkle in her eye remain with students long after they have left high school. In sincere appreciation of her kind, thoughtful manner, we wish to dedicate the 1952 Polaris to Miss Marcella Herbst, a per- son whom we shall admire and remember for many years in the future. I J f X DE III TIDN IUNTENT5 nlilivities .... . 18 SIJIJYIS ...... sz Undlznzlass. . . 1 slininrs . . . 1oz xi culhf ADMINISTRATIO an 72603 DR. HAROLD E. EIBLING Superintendent of Canton Schools M. P. WATTS Principal of Lehman High School Board of Education DR. ROBERT E. WILSON Assistant Superintendent of Schools Walter H. Allman, vice-presidentg John F. Roos, clerk-treasurerg John B. Baker, presidentg Virgil O. Hinton, Mrs. Mary S. Wright 5 Inset, Richard P. Christian, Sr. Miss Leiter explains the conjugation of Latin verbs to Mary Olson. LUCILLE LEITER Latin Ilg English Ig A.B, Otterbeing Ohio Stateg A.M. Western Reserve. Miss Long checks a theme written by Bill Frank. Miss Willett corrects an outline for Pat Dwyer. FLORENCE WILLETT English II, IV5 Girls' Advisorg A.B. Woosterg Columbia, Colorado. Miss Smith is amused by Sandy Kul1.l's story for the journal. ESTHER G. SMITH English III5 Journalismg A.B. Dehanceg Columbiag M.A. Wisconsin. GRACE LONG English I, II, III5 B.A. Woosterg M.A., Chicagog Wisconsin, Western Reserve. FGREIGN LANGUAGES Miss Seesdorf gives an advance assignment to Diane Walker. GRACE SEESDORF Latin I, II, IVg A.B. Heidelbergg M.A. Columbia Uni- versity. Mrs. Mitchell and Wayne Bord er consult a map of Germany YVONNE R. MITCHELL English Ig French I5 German I IIg B.A., University of Pitts burgh. feannie Kern learns the Spanish names fo our familiar foods from Miss Vogelgesang. DOROTHY VOGELGESANG French I, II5 Spanish I, IIQ A.B. Wittenberg M.A. Columbiag University of Mexico. LIBRARIA Miss Mahan recommends a book to jo Elaine Morledge. GRACE MAHAN Librariang A.B. Flora Stone Mather Col- legeg Western Reserveg School of Li- brary and Scienceg A.M. Western Re- serve. Part of Lehmanis Assistant coaching stag. JACK LOTHAMER Eighth Grade Footballg A.B. De Pauw. DALE WEARSTLER Assistant Football and Basketball coachg Base- ball coachg A.B. Heidelbuergg M.A. University of Pittsburgh. LOUIS RYMAN Assistant Football and Basketball coachg B.S. Wittenburgg Kent State. Reserve Coach Dorland explains the English lesson to Fred Hise and Marcia Wolfe. JAMES R. DORLAND English I 5 Sociologyg Track coach 5 Assistant Football and Basketball coach 5 A.B. Mount Uniong Ohio Stateg Kent State. ATHLETICS Coach Robinson helps Norman Green work out on the high bar. J. R. ROBINSON Physical Educationg Head Football and Basketball coach 5 Commerce and Industryg B.S. Mount Uniong Wisconsing Akrong Gustavus Adolphus. judie Lichtblau and Sandy Lazarus practice the Eskimo roll under the supervision of Mrs. Yohe. BARBARA S. YOHE Physical Educationg B.S. in Education, Ohio University. ll SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. ferles and Dave Adams discuss a Civics report. I W. W. JERLES Business Lawg Commerce and Industryg Civicsg B.S. in Education, Ohio Universityg Graduate William Mc- Kinley School of Lawg L.B. Cleveland School of Lawg Admitted to the Bar to Practice Law. DRAMATICS Miss Hill gives johnny Werren tornorrow's assignment in World History. FLORENCE E. HILL Dramaticsg English I3 World Historyg B.S. in Educa- tion and B.A. Ohio Stateg M.A. Northwestern. l l 2 Gary Stradley points out the Austrian Empire of .7 poleon's day to Miss Patton. DOROTHY PATTON Modern History, South American History, Americ Historyg B.A. Otterbeing Ohio State. 1 l l 1 l SPEECH The strategic position of japan is shown to Bill Pfeijfer by Miss Bichsel. DOROTHY BICHSEL Speech I, II5 Debateg American Historyg B.A. Muskingumg Speech diploma Muskingum. Miss Newacheck and Hazel Blattert look on as Toba Goldenfeld practices the accompaniment to one of our choir numbers. VIVIAN NEWACHECK Vocal Musicg B.P.S.M. Mount Uniong M.A. Ohio State. Mr. Blackman stops at Albert Zernechel's desk during mechanical drawing class. NOLAN G. BLACKMAN Mechanical Drawing I, II, IIIQ Algebra I5 B.S. Indianag Kentucky 5 Georgia. MUSIC 5 Mr. Bell directs his violinists. SAMUEL BELL Instrumental Musicg B.S. in Education. Ohio Stateg M.A. Columbia. 3 ..i,wff . 4 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Berry shows Tommy Cover how to forge. JAMES BERRY General Shop I, II, III3 Rochester Athenaenum Insti- tute, B.S. in Education, Akron. SCIENCE Mr. Mutchmore and Dick Latto observe in water. W. I. MUTCHMORE Biologyg A.B. and M.S. Ohio State. e bacteria s ul 1 ., bxyx' FINE ART Susan Groves consults Miss Rose about an art project. MAUDE ROSE Art I, II, III, IVg World Historyg B.S. in Education, Ohio University. l l l Miss Heinrichs explains the distillation ap- paratus to Elliot' Rubenstein in Chemistry lab. MARGARET HEINRICHS Chemistryg B.A. Dennisong M.S. University of Chicago. l 4 . laugh 1 , 1 Mr. Cline and Dave Gezsl examine the galvanometer dit ing General Science class. 1 W LLOYD D. CLINE General Science g General Mat! B.A. Ohio Wesleyan 3 Oh State. w l 1 Shirley Adams consults Mr. - an algebraic equation. I English II5 Algebra I5 A.B. and , Gross explains the exterior angle of a 1ngle to Ellen Gillespie. ROY GROSS in Gcometryg General Mathg Algebra Ig nily Livingg Boys' Advisorg B.S. Akron. Hutchens about the solution to J. J. HUTCHENS M.A. Heidelberg, Harvard. MATHEMATICS Mr. Williams helps fo Bruce with her geometry exercise. WENDELL WILLIAMS Algebra III, IV 3 Physics g Plane Geometryg Solid Geom- tryg Trigonometryg B.S. Mount Uniong B.A. Ohio State. X071 ,ffjlf f K5Z,,.,,f,f Mrs. Stanford supervises the making of Muriel Morse's delicious looking cream pufs. JULIA STANFORD ' Home Economics I, IIg Interior Decorat- ingg Child Careg B.S. in Education, I Kent State. HOME ECONOMICS SECRETARIAL STUDIES Mr. Shafer checks Larry jones' calcula- tions in bookkeeping. PAUL W. SHAFER Bookkeeping I, II, Business Practice, Commerce and Industry, B.S. Bowling Greeng M.A. Michigan. vii Mr. Gelczer gives Bette Sammet some point- erx in becoming the perfect secretary. ROBERT E. GELCZER Stcnography I, II, Typing II, Business Eng- lish, B.S. in Education, Kent State. I6 Mr. Lawrence makes sure Ioyce Kaxt keeps her eye on the copy in Typing I. A. F. LAWRENCE Typing Ig Faculty Manager of Athletics g Publicity Manager g B.S. Rider College, Pittsburgh. EIGHTH GRADE Miss Schirack helps Betsy Casey plan an eighth grade art proj- est. MILDRED SCHIRAGK Eighth Gradcg B. S. Kent Stateg Ohio State. Miss Michener explains the story of America's progress to Carol Krider. ADRIENNE MICHENER Eighth Grade 5 Ohio State g Columbiag Ypsilanti State Teachers. if DRIVERS' TRAINING Our four drivers' training teachers pose with the dual controlled car. GEORGE MOKODEAN CHARLES M. LUX GEORGE VRBANAC PAUL HENNING I7 is ef' 'f' tl'f't fs 'X I MMM' E -- ' nv' , .44 ya' ', SW ' , ,- ' ' ,avr 'P ,,- 'K' - S X 4 uv 94- X X T fn- ' . 1 1' , 1 '?,' 1 if - ' il Q J .NN I -. .Ah - A 'f ' f, fx 'aff' V RE ,xzh fx' N J n Q fn 5 fatlfiflfif 'tgirl ECHGUL First row: Tom Taggart, Judith Highley, Jim Crissman, Mary Lou Frederick, Jane Sue. Second row: Ann McAbee, Mary St. Clair, Ellen Gillespie, Eva KauH'man. Third row: Fred Gibbs, Pat Myers, Pete Brandon. Fourth row: David Fettman, Scott Bartchy, Dick Weaver. Fifth row.' Chuck Miller, Bob Morrow, Jim Shaheen, Dick Hyde. Absent: Don Allensworth, Jim Sanders, Susie Clailin, Jay Lawrence. STUDE T One of the most important and active organizations of the school is the Student Government Asso- ciation. The members are elected by the student body to represent them in decisions which confront the school. The meetings are conducted by parliamentary pro- cedure. It sponsors all school activities and projects such as the Foot- ball Dance, spring show, the Christmas project, assemblies, the Polio Polar Bear, etc. There are a lot of smiles on the faces Ofhcers-Treasurer, Linda Sue Johnson, Pret- ident, Helen Elite, Vice President, Dick Frank, and Secretary, Janet Jerles. of the children under the care of the COVER ME T The money for the treasury is obtained from the sale of Leh- man pencils and stickers and from the profits from the dances. For the first time in the history of Lehman High School a girl is president of Student Council. Our able officers are Helen Elite, president, Dick Frank, vice pres- identg Janet jerles, secretary, and Linda Sue Johnson, treasurer. County Welfare Society, thanks to the gifts from the Lehman students. Firrt row: Dick Spies, Robert Hubbard, John Werren. Second row: Jo Bruce, Freda Maragas, Judy Moock, Elsie Engle. Third row: Nancy Gehrum, Jo Ann Wilson, Kay Manne. Fourth row: Sally Shrake, Mary Ann Cummings, Abby Jo Fitz, Mary Olson. Fifth row: Jack Croasdaile, Ray Burrill, Bill Frank. Absent: Fred Hise, Robin Bowman, John Crawford, Ronnie Abel, Jim Beck, Kay Schubach. 6 , -,.f'I..' -5 K 4 4 11 X ,agar X ess ay is ,gifs fi :rg Mm s, + MJ if Jun i 2' W 1 a t 4:1 . arf. t. f .cw I-'ww f-, X ,-3 'fsipsginikig QQ, 4Qg..,!:, 'J it . at W , .ini t Af K mf: if f - Q -t ' X The Polio Polar Bear, a mid-year project. 21 La Grace Amstutz 'N' Mary Antes Jane Bahrenburg Nancy Bethel Joann Clark if 22 NATIONAL H0 OR SCDCIETY Helen Elite Elsie Eng?-Il 'X' - Chosen in junior year Dick Fawcett Mary Lou Frederick Linda Goudy Martin Helling 4' Luann Huff Joyce Kast 4' Eva Kauffmann Eugenia Kern ATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY 'W Chosen in Junior year N' Nancy Morris Carol Klingstedt Y. qu, Patricia Meyers , Judie Lichtblau Ann McAbee f A fi ,K Q L, J 'K' Earl Shaffer OHicers- Judie Lichtblau, Presidentg Patricia Meyers, Vice-Presi- dentg La Grace Amstutz, Treasurerg Mary Lou Frederick, Secretary. The National Honor Society is one of Lehrnan's most PhY1liS Walker distinguished clubs. Members are chosen for it in their A Junior year on the basis of their scholastic record. They are L :,i ' V K J chosen for it in their senior year for possessing the qualitiesiof J T J . character, service, scholarship and leadership. The officers J . this year are President - Judie Litchblau, Vice-President - it Eii W Pat Meyers, Secretary - Mary Lou Frederick, and Treasurer ' ' iii - La Grace Amstutz. We V Frank Moore Jeanne Weaver 23 l Kay, Linda, and Betty look over a copy of the journal. QLIILL AND SCROLL The ultimate goal of high school writers is to belong to the International Honorary Society of High School Journalists which rewards individual achievements in journalism. To become a mem- ber, a person rnust rank in the upper third of the junior or sen- ior class and must have done outstanding work on either of the school's publications. The members this year were chosen by Miss Smith, Mrs. Stanford, and Mr. Lawrence. First row: D. Robinson, S. Brewer, B. Sammet, M. L. Frederick, E. Kauffmann, S. Groves. Second row: H. Elite, K. Schubach, C. Altschuler, C. Klingstedt, S. Dickerhoff, B. Helbig. Third row: P. Sessions, L. Goudy, E. Engel, H. Miller, M.L. Peters, A. McAbee, J. Litchtblau. JOURNAL BUSINESS STAFF First Row: Jane Bahrenburg, Paul Hilkert, Linda Goudy. Second Row: Betty Helbig, June Sakel, Nancy Nupuf, Kay Schubach, Mary Alice Bowlus, Judy Moock, Susan Osterholm. Third Row: Carolyn Beiter, Steve Schuman, Harley Miller. Absent: Jeanne Weaver, Stan Greenwald. POLARIS BUSINESS STAFF S' if 1 1514-IP Firrt Row: Susan Osterholm, Peggy Martelet, Virginia Spitler, Mary Lou Peters, Carolyn Beiter, Judie Lichtblau. Second Row: Donna Robinson, Shirley Brewer, Donna Kerry, June Sakel, Pauline McAfee, Peggy Dray, Sally Dickerhoff. Absent: Carole Altschuler, Helen Elite, Robin Herrington, Angie Jackson, Bette Sammet, Judy Moock, Betty McCoy. 25 Assistant Editor Editorial Advisor Photographers Editor-in-Chief ...... ........ POLARIS STAFF Mary Lou Frederick Elsie Engel Mrs. Julia Stanford Stanley Greenwald Ray Burrill Dave Geisler Artists ....... ..... W illard Reader Marla Schneider Sarah Troxler Secretary ..... ...,.. D iane Kring Typists ...... ..... P olly Miner Agnes Tolin Carol Swope Luann Huff Joan Hoffman Lllyvuts ..... ................. I lime Sanders Faculty ...... Mary Lou Frederick Elsie Engel Underclass .......... Barbara Leitz Marla Schneider Activities ...... ..... P eggy Sessions Ellen Gillespie Mrs. Stanford, Mary Lou Frederick, and Elsie Engle check the S t Sarah Troxler layouts for the 1952 Polaris. pm 5 ' ' P ate Brandon Andy Plaut Elsie Engle Seniors ................... ,,.,... A nn MCAbee Suzanne Fockler BU5i?l6.S'.S Advisor ,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,, Lawfencg Ellen Gillespie, Dave Geisler, Marla Schneider, Pete Brandon, Jim Sanders, Susan Fockler, Sarah Troxler, Willard Reader, Peggy Sessions, Diane Kring, Stan Greenwald, Barbara Leitz, and Andy Plaut look over plans for the Polaris. THE JOURNAL EDITGRIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief ....... ...... J udie Lichtblau Feature Editor ...... .... Make-up Editor Literary Editor ...... Exchange Editor Mary Lou Peters .. ....... Carol Klingstedt Nancy Bethel Barbara Raikin News Editor ...................................................... Sandra Lazarus Page Editors .... La Grace Amstutz, Helen Elite, Eva Kauffman Sports Editors .............,.................. Artist ............. Advisor ...... Elliott Smith, Paul Zimmer Susan Groves Miss Esther G. Smith Miss Smith and Judie Lichtblau look over the copy Left to Right-First row: Nancy Bethel, Barbara Raikin, La Grace Amstutz, Carol Klingstedt, Helen Elite. Second Row Mary Lou Peters, Eva Kauffman, Susan Groves, Sandra Lazarus, Mary Jo Cusack. Third row: Elliott Smith, Sandra Kuhl, Paul Zimmer. Original: First Row: Robin Herrington, Nancy Wintrub. Second Row: Robert Miller, Jeanne Weaver. Officers: Jeanne Weaver, Presidentg Robert Millers, Re- cording Secretaryg Miss Bichsel, Advisor, Bill Metzger, Corresponding Secretaryg Ellen Gillespie, Treasurer, Ab- sent: Mary Alice Bowlus, Vice President. Debate: First Row: E. Gillespie, B. Leitz, D. Robinson, B. Bailey. Second Row: J. Werren, N. Wintrub, M. J. Cusack, J. Highley. Third Row: B. Hubbard, M. Helling, R. Miller, B. Metzger, D. Eggensehwiler. Fourth Row: J. McMil1en, R. Holt, D. Jones, V. Abel. The purpose of the National Forsenic League is to encourage those who are interested in interscholastic debate, ora- tory, and public speaking. Badges of distinction are conferred on those peo- ple who have earned them according to their work in speech. Under the fine coaching of Miss Dorothy Bichsel the members have been working to- ward their goal of good public speak- ing. They attend tournaments on Satur- Extemporancous: .F. L. First Row: David Eggenschwiler, Peggy Sessions, Jack Dillon. Second Row: Marty Helling, John McMillcn, William Metzger. Humorous: First Row: Mary Jo Cusack, Beryl Smith, Eve Kauffman, Sec- ond row: Ronnie Jolivitz, Barbara Leitz, Robin Herrington, John Werren. days, where they compete with stu- dents of speech from other schools. These tournaments include live phases of individual speaking - oratory, ex- temporaneous, humorous, dramatic and original. There are also tournaments where debates are held, generally al- lowing for three debates on one day. Lehman's N.F.L. sponsored an indi- vidual events tournament at McKin- ley High School. Dramatic: . l First Row: Bonnie Litt, Sue Cox, Nancy Wintrub. Second Row: Shirley Moushey, Mary Alice Bowlus, Jeanne Weaver, Third Row: Ronnie Jolivitz. Stage Crew: First Row: David Call, Dick Miller. Second Row: Jim Guest, Dave Adams, Dave Hamilton. Abxent: Carl Custer. PLAYERS DRAMATICS The Dramatic groups are organized to inspire students who are interested in dramatics and to give them an opportunity to display their talents. To become a Thespian one hundred points are required. Seventy-five of these must be 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 Double Door this fall. A dramatic student has to earn fifty points to become a player. Mem- bers are selected for the Freshman Club by Miss Hill after try-outs before her. A group of Fresh- men and Sophomores presented the play Glamour Boy in February. This excellent dramatic work is under the supervision of Miss Florence Hill. First Row: Bonnie Litt, Jay Vidal, Helen Elite, June Sakel, Bette Ramsay, Nancy Nupuf, Marlene Miller, Cynthia Weisner. Second Row: Nancy Delap, Louise Young, Mary Lou Peters, Jean Ann McCain, Sally Dickerhoff, Susan Osterholm, Car- olyn Beiter, Patty Jo Sweeney. Third Row: Mary Lou Carnahan, Beryl Smith, Phyllis Walker, John Crawford, Dave Har mon, Jane Oyster. THESPIANS First row: Advisor--Miss Hill, Sandra Lazarus, Eugenia Kern, Ann McAbee, Eva Kauffmann, Nancy Bethel, Carolyn Klingstedt, Judy Lichtblau, La Grace Amstutz Second row: Dick Hyde, Bob Rhodes, Harley Miller, Mary Alice Bow- hl W aver Third row Pete Paterson, Jim Hayes, Dave Hamilton lus, Carol Anderson, Mary Antes, Sandra Ku , jean e . : , . . . S C Wayne Border, Mary Esther Baker, Susxe ClaH1n, Lmda Sue Johnson, jo Ann Clark, ue ox. Mr. Neff talks to Victoria. Victoria threatens Caroline. DOUBLE DOOR CAST OF CHARACTERS Avery ..... ........... Telson ........ Louise ........ Sarah ............. Anne Darrow ......... Caroline Van Bret ........ Victoria Van Bret ...,.. Mr. Chase ....,...... Mortimer Neff ....... Rip Van Bret ....... Dr. John Sulley ...,.... Lambert ............... . The cast takes their bows. Judith Lichtblau Patrick De Gregorio Jeanne Vidal Mary Alice Bowlus Sandra Kuhl Nancy Bethel Jeanne Weaver Harley Miller Richard Hyde Wayne Border James Hays Robert Rhodes GLAMOLIR BUY CAST OF CHARACTERS Miss Davis-the school secretary ........ Shirley Moushey Clarissa Green-a student .................... Renny Freeman Flash Horner-star athlete ........ ............. R oger Christ Miss Higgins-a teacher ........ ...... B arbara McGahan Mr. Garfield-the principal ................ Georgia Belle Roberts-a student Chauncey Jay Mooney-a student Corky Williams-a student ......... Roxanne Towner-a student ....... Miss Prescott-a teacher ............. J. C. Roberts-a businessman ........ Audrey Nelson-a student .......... Life Photographer ............ N.B.C. Announcer ..................,,...... John Crawford Eva Kauffmann John Werren . ....... Lloyd Potts . ..... Judith Small Louise Young David Hamilton Evelyn Heimer Marvin Zlatkin August Wagner Mrs. Mooney-Chauncegfs mother, Mary Lou Carnahan Miss Thorndyke-Stal? of Young Americais Magazznev .................................... Beryl Ann Smith Extra students ............ David Crawford, Ray Brogden, Nancy Wintrub, Sue Roshong The cast takes a curtain call. John Crawford and Shirley Moushey congratulate Johnny Werren. Johnny is Evals hero. 2 3 First Row: M. Miller, R. Esber, N. Nupuf, M. Lennox, J.Stein, B. Helbig, J. A. McCain, J. Sakel, S. Osterholm, J. E. Morledge, B. McCoy, J. Kestel. Second Row: M. Young, E. Kern, G. Evans, R, Heggy, C, Griffiths, N. Bethel, C. Altschuler, J. Blau, A. Tolin, K. Schubach, B. Gross, S. Lazarus. Third Row: S. Brewer, F. Werren, C. McConkey, C. Beiter, P. Sweeney, J. Smith, S. Leland, M. L. Whitmer, J. Smith, L. Butcher, R. Hickaman, L. Goudy, P. Sessions. Fourth Row: J. Gottleib, F. Maragus, P. Martelet, S. Donewirth, J. Gabel, D. Casper, J. Kast, D. Kring, A. Jackson, L. Young, S. Van Dyke, B. Walter, J. Hoffman, P. Van Almen. F. T. A. Future Teachers of America is organized r for those students who are interested in the Held of teaching and education. The Future , Teachers are always willing to lend a helping hand when it is needed. Their activities for this year included sponsoring a style show to which the whole school was invited and hearing lectures on the different phases of education. A new project for this year was E i I distributing semester honor roll pins. Their supervisor is Miss Grace Long and their of- Ann Taggart, Secretary, Margie Young, Vice Presidentg flccrs are: President! Carol Khngstcdtilvlcc W Carol Klingstedt, President, Peg VanAlmen, Treasurer. President, Marjorie Youngi SCCFBUUY1 Ann 1 Taggart, and Treasurer, Peggy VanAlmen. l 1 E ji First Row: S. Groves, J. Bruce, J. Vidal, S. Keim, J. Jeannero, J. Bachtel, N. Gehrum, R. Herrington, M. Allman, M. L. Fred- erick, D. Robinson. Second Row: N. Cooper, B. Raikin, B. Leitz, VE. Kauffman, L. G. Amstutz, N. Blattert, J. Lichtblau, A. Jack- son, F. Maragus, B. Snook, J. Eibling. Third Row: C. Swope, P. VanMeter, N. J. Greene, M. Gatts, R. Piero, G. Johnson, F. Fettman, M. Williams, C. Simitaculos. Fourth Row: S. Cahill, B. McKenna, S. Kuhl, C. Orrell, C. Brogden, N. Morris, S. Moushey, A. Taggart, J. Weaver, J. Metzger, J. Highley. First Row: J. Morledge, J. Sakel, C. Klingstedt, N. Bethel, A. Tolin, M. Wilson, K, Schubach, L Huff Second Row K Manne, B. Helbig, E. Kern, S. Osterholm, S. Dickerhoff, P. Dray, H. Elite, N. Conley. Third Row P Meyers S Brogden J. Clark, E. Engel, L. Goudy, A. Klidos, J, Moock, B. Sammet. LIBRARIANS The librarians, who must be seniors, are one of the most industrious groups at Leh- man. Members are those students who want to be eH'icient librarians. This requires a good knowledge of the vocational guidance pham- phlets and the Dewey decimal system. Mem- bers must be able to do research work with the periodicals, to catalogue and use the in- dex, and to keep the library neat and pre- sentable at all times. The librarians are un- der the direction of Miss Mahan. Miss Mahan, adviso , rv First Row: A. Atkinson, B. Raikin, P. Speck, M. Gatts, J. Esber, M. Wendling, B. Ramsay, B. Denney, R. Piero, J. McCain, F. Maragas, N. With, S, Fockler, S. Brewer. Third Row: B. McCoy C Christ, L Russell D. Casper, E. Hert, J. Weaver, B. Rice, M. Antes. A CAPPELLA The seventy-eight voice A Cap- pella choir again gave enjoyment and pleasure to Lehman students and friends. This year we wel- comed a new director, Miss Vivian Newacheck, whom we were happy to have with us. At Christmas time we all enjoyed the Christmas caroling through the halls and the impressive and beauti- ful Christmas pageant. The choir blended their voices in solemn and Accompanists: Robert Miller, Carol Anderson, Miss Newacheck, Phyllis Walker. First Row: D. Kerry, B. Raikin, C. Klingstedt, A. Atkinson, U. Addessi, C. Weisner, B. Helbig, J. A. McCain, Second Row: B. Sammet, E. Heimer, P. Miner, E. Mandalakis, M. Miller, J. Schumacher, P. Van Meter, J. Robinson, J. Bahrenburgh. Third Row: E. Hert, S. Nagy, N. Mollet, P. Meyers, D. Hentzel, M, J. Long, N. Snuggs, G. Stiteler, M. Antes, C. Ander- son. Fourth Row: P. Paterson, D. Treat, D. Fawcett, P. De Gregorio, A. Cover, L. Potts, R. Miller, D. Weaver, B. Detwiler, J. Croasdaile, R. Abel, D. Murdock, W. Border. 1 K 1 1 Puppeteers in this scene are Peggy Sessions, Carolyn Adair, and Mary Antes OPERETTA The operetta this year roused our interest from the title The Elusive Quest , to the moment when the curtain was rung down. The production was based on the theme, the search for the lost chord, and was directed by Miss Posing after their dance number are Helen Elite, Nancy Bethel, Jean Ann McCain, Bette Sammet, and Carol Klingstedt OPERETTA Vivian Newacheck. The chore- ography, staging, settings and cos- tumes were original, done by the choir members. As usual, the op- eretta was very well done, living up to our hopes and expecta- tions. Gypsies are John Croasdaile, Mary Alice Bowlus, Cynthia Weisner, Judy Schumacher, Peggy Dray, Jeanne Weaver, Carol Klingstedt, Diane Walker, and Kurtz Stiteler. Our marching soldiers are Peggy Dray, Diane Walker, and Pat Meyers. f X ..-J f---, .'-'Sy xg-ri mm1t'!LL,f', 'N, Q A-'N ff W Af' 'Q' ' ' fl .xl f ' Q- ', ' ,L , .Q LH N L 1. JF L Jgffgwxg Q, 1. ,gi :gg '.! K.. 3-g::x ,,! won ' ' . ' ' .J o Q Q Q K 9 o 1' 4 Q A 4 ..7 ' K' 0 0 . g. 0 Q . 9, + M, vu .H 9 o - . sf- ' ' W , K , v ,U J' z f ,-, . u may 4 ? ' 1 2 E ? Pix 'E BAD First Row: L. Russell, F. Werren, B. Snook, P. Yant. Second Row: R. Burrill, S. Cox, M. Jones, S. Cahill, J. Smith, L. Kraft, L. Weckstein, M. Plaut, J. Urban. Third Row: D. Fohl, D. Heaston, D. Huenergardt, B. Hecht, C. Appelman, C. Neal, K. Shively, F. Springer, B. Bachtel. Fourth Row: P. Hilkert, W. Border, S. Green, L. Jones, P. Meyers, L. Butcher, A. Shaffer. Fifth Row: B. Forbes, L. Potts, J. McAfee, P. Gano, C. Abel, D. Burke, R. Spies. Sixth Row: J. Hayes, J. Salembeni, D. Coen, Director- Samuel L. Bell. Absent: R. Poorman. INSTRUMENTAL First row: Paul Hilkert, Larry Jones, Ray Bur- 71 rill, Pat De Gregorio, David Roshong, Scott Bart- chy. Second row: Eugene Wallace, Douglas Birks, Dick Spies, Roger Crist, Norman Green. V111 RIA! NM? QVC First row: Phyllis Walker, Maxine Lennox, Frances Werren, Laverna Russell. Second row: Luann Huff, Linda Sue Johnson, Scotty Bartchy, Betty Snook, Pat Yant. LISIC Instrumental music plays an outstand- ig part in Lehman's social functions. Un- er the direction of Samuel Bell, the de- artment has three major branches. The Band acts as a marching band iuring the fall, and takes on the duties f a concert band throughout winter and oring. From it a pep band is chosen to erenade at assemblies, pep rallies, and lasketball games. The Orchestra provided accompani- nent for plays, operettas, and other af- irs. It consists of strings, winds and a rcussion section. I lThe Dance Band plays everything om tango to fox-trot for the pleasure those present at school dances and parties and provides rhythm for all occasions. First Row: Bob Andrews, Betty Snook, Pat Meyers, Ray Burrill. First Row: janet Jerles, Beverly Denney, Evelyn Hiemer, Mary Olson, Phyllis Walker, Second Row: John Bergquist, Regina Isenogle, Roger Christ, Howard ers, Joyce Gottlieb, Ray Burrill, Mary Katherine Jones, Betty Snook, Pat De regorio. Third Row: Nick Demos, Larry jones, Dick Esber, Earl Shaffer, Douglas Birks, Dick Spies, Bob Detwiler. Abent: Paul Hilkert. Our 1951 City Championship was celebrated at our Football Dance. fl DANCES Bill and Connie take the prize for the best corsage. Everybody goes to Lehman dances. Every com- mittee for dance decorations tries to out do the others with the result that the decorations have been very festive. Refreshments are always good and all Lehmanites appreciate this aspect of the dance aside from the other attractions. TAX STAMP ROYALTY The Tax stamp court reign over the assembly. The Tax Stamp assembly was properly opened by a fanfare of trumpets. Amid the suspense of the audience the royal court were presented from be- hind a larger than life journal page. Then the queen and king were fittingly entertained by two songs, one by Wayne Border and one by Ursula Addessi. After the court were presented with beautiful gifts donated by Canton merchants, some more royal entertainment was provided by a piano solo by Pete Paterson and the assembly ended on a very pleasant note. Dick Fawcett served as a very able master of ceremonies. YANTS ELI TE 3 Our Tax stamp Queen and King pose for their picture with their royal rewards. Large stamps of the Lehman variety perform in the assembly for the contest. 1 1 . A liie A X, N. A I I I A ,S AMX! F ff Y 'AL it ll? ' ACTIVITIES I' 3 ly?-fum-A 1 S lvfli v ff YQ, Bertram Shurtleff demonstrates his wrestling ability on Joe Salembeni. Helen Elite talks to Sydney Montague after his lecture to the students on the Mounties . Canton Nightl' at the Heldhouse. I s ' ACTIVITIES -nw-1 s ,S , M.,s,,. 'e-7-W., .. -,,5v?g:.g -ff, 1 ' i 'sk !'FFi'l'F?gf4' as if if is ' 512-fIf',. ' figfijw., I I IIII up Quay, 7- F IIVV 5 ,I,, f5 'V '- I- I III fI I S ,VISIQ4 ,IS I1 .J I 533.5 .I I I qi C J ' I ,I I S I if I I, Ng 1, - ,, , , -- ' ag frm ' R I Q I 1' ' I I+ Yr ,A - fy I ,M ' U as H u fy -I If li. -24 , JS. li A- ws. I , Q 14.2 1-my fri 'D . H1 sw M., , .. -. .gr-ki.. Our band in their typical Ln formation. The A Cappella Choir carols through the halls at Christmas. jean Ann McCain, Sandra Kuhl, Chris Orrell, Susie Groves, and Eva Kauffman demonstrate the typical slumber party at the F.T.A. style show. JU IOR RED CROSS For the First time in Lehman's history, S a Lehman Red Cross Council was organ- ized. A representative was sent from each home room. The ofhcers elected for this year were: President, Marla Schneid- er 5 Vice President, Pete Paterson, and Sec- l g' retary-Treasurer, Mary Olson. The ad- visor was Miss Lucille Leiter. Activities for this year included the en- rollment drive, organizing the council, and movies on the Red Cross. Plans were made for an entertainment troupe for the hospitals. Pete dent. -wo Y -32' ii Xl fri .if I N c P 'S ,lam it M, ,bei Q . 1.36 'ii First Row: Martin Plaut, Carol Altschuler, Margie Allman, Joyce Esber, Margaret Gatts, Connie Bumpas, Carol Austin, Robert DiSimone. Second Row: Pat Dwyer, Janet Gehrum, Gay Evans, Louise Young, Camilla Lamiell, Connie Christ, Marcia Piero, Judith Blau, Shirley Thomas. Third Row: Donna Robinson, David Fettman, Bill Metzger, Stayton Todd, Allan White, Lynn Goodin, Glenn Martens, Ronnie Jolovitz, Bob Marriott. Red Cross Ofiicers: Mary Olson, Secretary-Treasurer Paterson, Vice President, Marla Schneider Presi Chapter Council Members: Judith Highley, Fred G alternates, Jeanne Weaver, Peggy Sessions, reprcsc tives. . . ZS A XE, fi' AA bl K. N S? E h'TCCfSI E SENIOR SECRETARIES Senior Secretaries are those senior girls who have taken shorthand for two years. Their duties include typing sten- cils, and mimeographing examinations for the teachers. Social activities for the year have in- cluded a skating party, Christmas car- oling and a gift exchange, a bowling party, and a picnic where election of officers was held. The oflicers are: President, Polly Mi- ner, Vice President, Betty Sarnmetg Sec- retary, Luann Huff, and Treasurer, Lin- , da Sue Johnson. Their advisor is Mr. Jeanne Weaver, Linda Sue Johnson, Luann Huff, Agnes Tolin-taking time out. Gelczer' ann Huff, Secretary, Polly Miner, President, Mr. lczer, Advisor, Linda Sue Johnson, Treasurer, Bette mmet, Vice President. First Row: Carol Plummer, Agnes Tolin, Shirley Brewer. Second Row: Margie Rohrbaugh, Arlene Atkinson, Joann Fouch, M. Jean Shengle, Margie Wilson, Pat Speck, Carol Lewis. Third Row: Laverna Russell, Erlyn Hert, Marlene Ashbaugh, Jeanne Weaver. f K 1 we z.. ..1.. FOOTBALL CCLIRT Ioan Anne McCa1n Rosemary Heggy Senior Attendant junior Attendant Emily Guerra Sophomore Attendant Carmclla Addcssi Rosemary Heggy Kay Schubach Jean Ann McCain Emily Guerra Carmclla Addess Freshman Attenda Queen Kay Schubach SI. , ,, ,,,,,., h Q, : A . 5 Yi- 'V ' , 17 5' . , it ' A M, Ijy . , ' W ' 4-fr A 1. ' ' 5' : 'il -W ' W' Qs R ' +, 14 I Q . y 4 I N1 s 2 X 5904 Dick Yant Dick Koons John T0r0k Jack Meola , Lehman started 011' the season with a win over the Wheeling Wildcat Arnold tallied twice for the Bears. Lehman took the Akron Hower squad 59-7 in their second win of t season. Bob Arnold and Frank Moore were leading scorers with 3 touc downs each. Lehman took their third straight win from Lincoln in an inter-city due 12-6. Arnold and Torok each tallied once for the Bears. The Hilltoppers suffered their only loss to the Euclid Panthers in a har fought battle at Fawcett Stadium 26-19. Lehman got their next victory at the expense of the Wooster General 40-12. Arnold played extraordinary football with four touchdowns. George Clouston Dick Fawcett Frank Moore Jack Gissiner Jim Westlake Y WT Jack Nichols B013 Fitz Dick Frank The Polar Bears captured the city championship with a 14-7 defeat of the Timken Trojans. Bob Arnold and Jack Nichols each tallied one touchdown. Lehman took their win from the Akron Kenmore eleven in a rainy battle at Fawcett Stadium. The score was 13-6 with Arnold scoring both touchdowns. The Eskies won their eighth and last game without the service of ace half- back, Bob Arnold. However, this proved no hindrance to the Polar Bears as they took the Canton South Wildcats 18-12. Jim Shaheen , Pete Campbell Louis Weinman Bob Smith First Row: R. Serapigla, R. Abel, D. Koons, J. Nichols, B. Arnold, W. Hargraves, B. Campbell, J, Meola, D. Yant, D. Fawcett, H. Hanson. Second Row: D. Frank, J. Shaheen, J. Torok, B. Morrow, J. Gissiner, F. Moore, B. Smith, J. Broad, B. Pfeifer H. Barth, L. Goldstein. Third Row: T. Reifsnydcr, J. Taylor, L. Weinmen, G. Clouston, B. Fitz, B. Carlson, J. Merryman, J. Westlake, B. Dunlap. CO-CAPTAINS Bob Arnold West Hargraves -4 Lehman l Lehman Lehman ' Lehman Lehman Lehman First row: Eggenschwiler, B. Frank, J. Taylor, D. Riefer, T. Reifsnyder, T. Pucci. Second row: B. Morrow, D. Porrman, H. Hanson, J. Bernard, A. Longbrake, J. Broad, B. Dunlap, R. Serapeglia. Third row: L. Goldstein, W. Weston, R. Abel, B. Carlson, H. Barth, S. Endres, B. Pfieffer, J. Owen. RESERVE SCORES McKinley 34 Timken 2 1 Lincoln 24 McKinley 3 7 Tirnken 7 Lincoln 6 Lehman Lehman Lehman Lehman Lehman Lehman FRESHMAN SCORES McKinley 3 Timken 6 Lincoln 20 McKinley 4 Timken Lincoln First row: J. Cobb, J. Hall, J. Neff, B. Hubbard, S. Renkert, J. Norcia, D. Jones, L. Butcher. Second row: T. Wellbaum, M. Villamagna, B. Rearick, T. Taggert, T. Porter, R. Schliffva, J. Wilson, D. Harmon, J. Witter. Third row: J. Owens, J. Vasillion, F. Hise, G. Carpenter, V. Abel, C. Guest, J. Hargraves, R. Carpenter. Action On sawn, . f der. Meola brings down Whcdmg de en Koons sweeps around end for Lehman. w ' ' The Gridiron -..Av LJ. BU - .1 me tlme out on the bench. ,uuwu makes a gain. H 21, f- Q 'Y '27 1 3 k - Q Q 2-x W. H5 W in agg- ani ip 'U .Wir -ft . W i tif? , x , ,.,, ...M H-u....a--' wma-Qu-wwf Wm- Y' 343' ,X as ,...Mf ' 'i My My Q '53-7 7 , ,-wk SM Bot, Arnold Leh. Leh. Leh. Leh. Leh. Leh. Leh. Leh. Leh. Leh. Leh. Leh Leh Dick Koons SCORES Wellsville Columbus East Akron Hower Minerva Massillon Barberton Dayton Wright Findlay Warren East Tech Tirnken Euclid McKinley Pete Campbell Wes Hargraves Leh Leh Leh Leh Leh Leh. Akron Kenmore Canton South Orrville Youngstown Wilson Uhrichsville Lincoln Dick Yant 'fi' ,, Bob Fitz RESERVES Lehman Lehman Lehman Lehman Lehman Lehman Lehman Lehman Lehman Lehman Lehman Lehman Lehman Lehman Lehman 62 First row: Dan Canterbury, Dick Weaver, Jed Taylor, Dave Poorman, Harry Hanson, Ray Brogdon. Second row: Bob Carlson, Dick Frank, Larry Goldstein, Doug Hanson, Jim Guest, Bill Frank. RESERVE SCORES 46 Lincoln 53 McKinley 38 Barberton 40 Timken 43 Warren 54 Lincoln 41 Timken 53 Euclid 38 McKinley 49 Timken 42 McKinley 54 Lincoln 6 1 Kenmore 42 McKinley 43 Timken Bob Fitz and Pete Cam pbell ta I f under the basket for the varsity. ng e or the ball -ii - i 5' V Hargraves and Fred Hise watch the ball g0 gllliibugll the net for the Lehman Freshman- l Canterbury lays one in for Lehman against Timken. l FRESHMAN BASKETBALL M Q ' an 'Qff sw A .M -,W we .. . . Wa . -- 1- .. A ,,,.-. is .,.,.,..,.,,,,,, V..,,T. ,.-.,. ,... H ee ' ,, ,. fj 4 e ,.,e . 1 1 W .,,.. Q M.. W., H. ...W fe ,,,. . , f f A V s': f Z -fiz QQ ii 5 ., KQMV 'Vlnl E ' L'i E' 'L LFAf i i' Q L SVL Liixi 1' i Q- jf ii ii , 1 ' K I if -1,5:777 1, A in ' k' K 1' M7'L Mig W I I Ak z ff' I if A K ,T lVVA i Vi l R h x,e, h K h 8 1 aj i if 1 i i' an f i e,sn Q s A i ' Y i D f , Q f . ' sl -T ' 5 l T , 4' as ' sm,L E r e an Q f efeew , eis R ,,.L M55 E . Vk A hyg i f wp LVVkL:W V 3 my ,1 ,7,4E,. Ek: Vi k,,, AE ks ,km 1 , an 1 fx as fl E i X 5 e s a e lie 2 Z f SR fl 3 L X M a 7 XM an X f ' ez - K . K WW 5 l , ' if -ff 5 K in .' K' K ' 1 ii 3 fin i i kg L sils 4 U V 3 3 ,wr 'f ,A 3 3 4 s i i s W i . .-:al-if-f:-.l- e1ew ' ' '5 ls 'Am N -h' 'mmm 4 a A W ' ' 2 L' 'WWZ , ws - ,zgi .-,A -- Q ..-- en e eeees ,sne ' f 3 if 1 een, in f First row: Marvin Zlatkin, Paul Schliffka, Tom Welbaum, James Holl, Tom Taggert, Bill Rearick. Second row: Jim Hargraves, Fred Hise, Cedric Guest, David Clark, George Car- penter, Bob Hubbard. 63 Moore tips one in for Lehman. ACTICNI Arnold tosses one in during an intra- city match. view of L.H.S. fans at the Timken Lehman game. Moore goes up to try and and tip one in for Lehman. ACTION! Moore tips one in for Lehman against East while Campbell looks on. C ..-T 1 1 1 4 L ...., l95I BASEBALL First row: Bill Meola, Dick Koons, Bob Rhodes, Dick With, Jim Bernard. Second row: Coach Dale Wertsler, Pete Campbell, Larry Taylor, Glenn Rowlcs, John Torok, Wes Har- graves, Dave Harmon fmanagerj. Basketball Managers BASEBALL SCORES Leh. 1 1 Leh. 0 Leh. 0 Leh. 1 Leh. 4 Leh. 3 Leh. 6 Leh. 7 Leh. 4 Leh. 5 Leh. 6 F00tba1l Timken Lincoln McKinley Tirnken Lincoln Massillon Wooster Massillon McKinley North Canton North Canton Man agers Sam Garee, Blll Pfeifer, Dave Jones Tom Weub S . Hum: D- k . hmkle, Tom Nicholsic Wlth, paul I95I TRACK First row: Ernest Enold, Jim Schwerzler, Capt. Chuck Carpenter, Dave Kocur, Dave Davis. Second row: Dick Weaver, Terry Hague, Bob Morrow, Carl Foster, Bob Smith, George Can- terbury. CanterbHfY man. heaves the disc us for Leh' ' vC1'I11 h McKinley. C urdles for Lehman against TENNIS TEAM f1'Q'?'w ' Wm 231 , 50,99 ' ' xel. ' Q Q A 10 5 Q 4 1' 50 Q 1' fi O 0 Q I 4 I Q L . u Op ' ' McK1nley 16 , Z 07 22332521 12 I I 0 1 Barberton .fn Q 'QQ' Mclginley 1 Q Q . Q I NX 7 2 Masslllon Q 'Q Q Q! X 16 Barberwn si'of0fbA -,...... , Rl R 1 I P l g, 1 Joe Toot 1 1 1 4 ,-..... , , ,, 1I' .lg V . GX- T , ' ' A 1 J' estlake 1 . 5 fa-V' J l. wr fl. .l 1 ,.. -1, Vfgwalwmmrfmml mgfxlw . 1 wr- X 'q '1 f,w Q . ,Q w,,,, s Y yiff 35111352 ' 1 f r f :R y K Si, v X v -40 me , - A m fg , , -.,L- ,.L.,, , , -, X 2 in 'MZ si 1 ' L VT LY, 5 , A fl 'P' Q-...qs W, 5 r:f A, .- ,f-Wm, ,. ,.x, 72 C7 Q . Q ,, A y ff 5 if r l E Q y - f , First row: Sandy Roan, Jerry Stein, Mary Lou Frederick, Betty Helbig, June Sakel, Nancy Nupuf, Luann Huff, Bette Sammet, Jo Ann Wilson. Second row: Susie Brogdon, Linda Sue Johnson, Susie Claflin, Peggy Van Meter, Peggy Van Alman, Linda Goudy, Diane Walker, Elsie Engel. Third row: Katie Colaner, Kay Schubach, Sandy Lazarus, Judie Lichtblau, Jean Ann McCain, Susie Osterholm, Fran Werren, Shirley Geitgey. Absent Eugenia Kern. GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB Any girl who has an interest in sports has the desire to become a member of Girls' Leaders Club. The primary purpose of this club is to assist the gym instructor with her classes. In order to be eligible to tryout for this club a girl must be a sophomore or junior, have a semester grade of ninety, and fi? must have participated in one intramural sport. During tryouts in the spring, the fx ff standing members vote on the girls to be ad- mitted who are then initiated at the spring picnic. This year the money that the girls earn- ed by selling football programs was spent 'X for new basketball uniforms for the Scarlet and Gray varsity teams. The club also drew up a written constitution for the club which states the requirements for eligibility of pro- spective member, duties of the oflicers, and the requirements of the present members to X I ' be able to stay in good standing in the Club. T I 'X First row: Secretary-Treasurer Linda Goudy, President Kay Schubach. Second row: Social Chairman Betty Hel- big, Vice-President Luann Huff. C31 LEADERS LEADING June Sakel demonstrates a head stand while Katie Colaner helps Barbara Murry. Bebe Helbig helps Ann Klidos and Sally Koch serve the volleyball. Susie Brogdon and Jean Ann McCain show Nancy Walker and Mary Diane Flagg how to ground sticks. W A i rw'--Q Luann Huff w, R T3 Linda Sue Johnson .A tis? . , L' , 5553. Kay Schubach ,W 5 1 1 '- ,JQ7 A t y Katie Colaner Captain Susie Claflin SCARLET Susie Osterholm 'Sharon Tolles Peggy Van Almen if W Polly Miner, Student Manager Werren F 'Y M y F lt Advisor Fran Miss Patton, acu y Betty Helbig Jenni, 72 V. .I L, 7 ' . ,few-5 veg In A Mk? . L-by A f T? X ,x-,K-K V gire s i,,..,.g,e f . M flaw is g M suf, sfal 3 , Elsie Engel Captain Judie Lichtblau Susie Brogdon GRAY M if ::4' I Ak 'eg -, ig 'V , Laverna Russell Linda Goudy Betty McCoy, Student Manager B ette Sammet Miss Long, Faculty Advisor .laf1C S116 Peggy Van Meter G 5... ...- ,. 5, ff -J First row: Maxine Lennox, Shirley Geitgey, June Sakel, Lynn Warnock. Second row: Jo Ann Wilson, Ginny Spit ler, Sandy Lazarus, Mary Lou Frutig, Jean Ann McCain, Capt. R E S GRAY SCARLET E R V E First row: Suzanne Groves, Betty Snook, Capt, Mary Olson. Second row: Sandy Van Dyke, Carolyn McConkey, Bet- ty Bailey, Sandy Roan. Abxent: Diane Walker and Carol Anderson. f 76 'B L ,.,. ,A .K , H? . 'Y 2 DM 'Sw f ,,,11,, gi fiffffw f1'F2:1ir22'1 1 ::,5.,,,1 vi ,Wwe like L24 My 35? ' 79 551 ' . ' liifiifiibiie 'N ' we . Row I- A an A - Nancy Andes l' 1 M W 2- ... ,Q I 4 M tain in as -I y ff s 5 QE aw J 5 Qi MQW si ' ig ? . V i A. . N'.. H W 4 it 51 J VL . iii - in -+5 I - 'LA ' A :i Z i i J fQ ' Fee Row 3- Jane Clark Edward Cole Margaret Crossan M ichael Crowl Robert Delap Row 4- Catherine Demos Judy Diekmann Leland Ergazos Corinne Esber David George Row 5- Henry Green Cynthia Griffiths Larry Hammond William Helaney Sonia Janides Row 6- David Johnson Thomas Johnson Thomas Jones Jerry Kippen Barbara Klein Row 7- Carol Krider Nancy Leggett George Lutsch Shirley Meeks Barbara Montgomery Row 8- Georgine Ness Mona O'Dell Craig Palmer Shirley Pringle A .s i 112 55 . ,, V Irene' Rhoden -N., Q Y' ,w 3 gg,-fn . S. . . ere.-Q. K? in riri 4 a 3-7' Q 1 'ik fa ir . , , L, , fliayggffn ,fl 1, , - . ' L ruff-ww ,Nw -ee' 1 ' so . X .V ,- 1, - 1 gps A f - B L7 2 -hx ,lvl my 1 -LE f ffiue H MW My . , - iiiiii, i , ' 'Q,ieee 5 , V' .' ll-if' 3' .. 11 ,-hi ff- 1- - Sz , '. QQQ ' .ir ,Gai Q ,V , C - , fem: ' ' w 5 as , J we .1 , 1, , '-. if - 5.5, ,- - . H , ZP: ., E I r,., J 3 wg? P ,,. X . if . a. .. ,, ,, , . 'li' ea if if fl All A J . ' A a eu 'Q' 'XA ,.: x 1: Jkt. r , .I , HM. 'QQ ,JY J A 5 :,V .. . A it I :H J 'fig ,V a ll I I ,Yre - A ' il l I 1 , J ., K N . C Wh ., 4+1HwyiHWfamWe,5f . W iis , L L Vb 1 ii J at ' B' if G' am'-1' .gr : . M Q3 N1 I , V V rt a e i iiii J A C ww K I A I if is K - -l::-: I gi ia Www G' M514 zfl, I ,e - 2- , , ff' mf 5 I - 52,2 .1 ..,.. A V I N ,. 7 , so ii f A gi ve K l L 1 i J. . ,- M. , L i, , -K: . y 4 + 9 - A - r f -J , wigs? i -2 or f , f 1 r eaw or S K i X 3 ,fir fuzz ' . 'Egg Flora Adams John Baum Shirley Becker Ronald Beitler Row 2- Ronald Berstler Judy Black Carol Buchheit Alan Byrd Betsy Casey 2 Row 9- Dorothy Richardson Wayne Riley Peggy Rogers Paul Shriver Judy Slates Row IO- James Smith Roger Sorenson Nancy Jo Thomas Carolyn Wetherell Patty Wheatcraft Patsy Yoho EIGHTH GRADE Officers of 1145 Standing: Nancy Jo Thomas, secretary, Patty Wheatcraft, vice-president, Barbara Klein, president, Dorothy Richardson, treasurer. Officers of 111, Sitting: Corrine Esber, treasurer, Carol Krider, president, Betsy Casey, secretary. f .fd-1 Tom, Russell, and George cram for 3 116515. SJW wifi sy, and Cynthia. Nancy, and Michael discuss W, wlth M155 Mlchener' Eighth grade cheerleaders. Row one: Nancy Andes. Row two: Nancy Jo Thomas, Judy Gunnoe, Judy Black, Barbara Klein. Row three: Mona O'Dell, Kay Demos, Patty Wheatcraft, Carol Krider. Miss Schirack pronounces spelling to Sonia, Judy, Corrine, Bet- Left to right: Sally Shrake, Bill Rearick, Steve Renkert, Mary Ann Cummings. The freshmen started their high school career by electing Steve Renkert, president, Bill Rearick, vice-president, Mary Ann Cum- mings, secretary, and Sally Shrake, treasurer. Representing the frosh as foot- ball attendant was Carmela Ad- dessi. The freshmen joined forces with the sophs to present thc Rocket Romp which featured an 'gother world theme. The frosh skit for Stunt Nite was a Lehmanized version of the radio and television show Dragnet.,' For bringing in the most tax stamps, Linn Goodin was named Prince of the tax stamp con- t6St. Gary Sherrard, Robert Di Si- mone, Dave Call and Dave De Velder were on the reserve cheer- leading squad. Active participants in fresh- man sports were Fred Hise, Bill Rearick, Tom Welbaum, Dave Jones, Jim Hall, Bob Hubbard, Tom Taggart, Jim Hargraves, Cedric Guest and Paul Schliffka. We hope that the class of '55 will find continued success and that their memories of L. H. S. will be happy ones. Freshman guardians are Mr. Blackman, Mr. Gross, Mr. Shaf- er, Miss Patton, Miss Long, Miss Heinrichs, and Mr. Gelczer. iii- ,mga HQ. N, Row I- ' N' 'Calif -I ' M. Carolyn Abel A V H 3 Virgil Abel 9 9' 9 Q it A J '- J 1 Shirley Adams i V at 'V Carmela Addessi V , f VV f 7 Q Carol Appleman w ,,.,' i A A i Row 2- VA Jack Arquilla I .,,, ' ' Carole Austin 4' V, 5 V Betty Jo Bachtel 4 we A , I J ' Seo Betty Jo Bailey , ,,.,, , V , V C Sandra Basner ,2VfVf ,i ' , V V VV J i ,A A lnnl - C ,in in .nlll J. X' if A' V L l. uf A V I B , Vkklk aku gr ' A V' in in w, Row 3- 51 , ' ,U VV V 'a 'si Tommy Bender ,., . V ,- V . A NU!! 3 'H J S A xi. ,, A ' VV Hazel Blattert -3. V M ' V V Jack Brazek A B' V VV V V V VVVVV 1 . 1' -'l 5 I Jean Ann Brown Alk' ' Patricia Brown . l l,-'Al? C i 'lll V' ' , Row 4- - .,,- , . V gf 2 'L 52 , Deanna Brownfield , -M '--' A V ' w Lee Bruce fi egg-e - Wx? ' VV Q 'L Louis Buch l -L 5 fn? iiii Aw f . L: ,Y 51 .A - V 1' ' - V 1, Connle Bumpas A . 'X' A A . I Jeanne Butzberger V ylylVll :' Row 5- B it A f - f V stephanie Cahill H ' i ' V , A V ,mi Esther Cain ' .. 1 JV t g ,, David can A A V V. :,V,:V T- V, V -my Marcia Caplan -2 'ii ' ' , 2 ' George Carpenter 5 W. A , B if: I . ,C nilii.nn .J Rvw 6- , e I A Richard Carpenter V VV ' f Anne Carrigan i VG A aw 'U ' Q A Y Vi Donna Cartiea JV - V - ' Hd V ' . , V, Q. V ' Claudette Chrien wit 1 'S' in fe A David ciaik V ix 'Q V V Row 7- . A - Li VJ i ViV'V Q, A A M...-H A V Jane Coleman 2 VV . . Carolyn Colvin WAW if Y L, , A ' f ' Lawrence Condon iV ,i if , ,, .2 19 Q ' . f A . T VV V Thomas Cover iw, VV ,,V, , ,V , ,V V James Craig 5 if V li ' Row 8- L V T21 K- , VV David Crawford AK, ,i. James Crissman V L V Janeen Cseak V--- ' il Mary Ann Cummings EVVVVVVVV me my V V V W Sally Curtis ' 7 if ill. VVS ., A f 'L iw 5. V A li -r rd, W ,yl,, Vt -V ' ' J is iiie A it Row 9- David DeVelder Robert DiSimone Anthony Elite Linda Erman Judith Eshelman Row 10- Adrian Eskew Ruth Ann Essig David Fettman Frances Fettman Jean Fiedler ' at 16.44 J , . i 'Q' itl,,, - E'- . V an BV l'-: ,' V ' Q J' ' liii B A ff.m...v, iw. .af Row 3- Toba Goldenfeld Norman Green Susan Green Robert Greene Lucinda Grissinger Row 4- Sherry Lee Groenke Cedric Guest Richard Haggart James Hall Jim Hargraves Row 5- Donald Harmon Leah Hawk Millicent Hartman David Hartung Esther Hauser Row 6- Glen Haverstock David Heaston Wayne Hensley Patricia Hill Fred Hise Row 7- Shirley Hosey Neil Howells Louise Howenstine Robert Hubbard Patricia Hulit Row 8- Robert Humes John Hysong Julie Jackson Elaine Johnson Gary Johnson ' n A -'I-z,z,'5 ' fi -is VL . -. f 13 gg L R i f'-:'g 't Row I- Duane F ildcs Mary Diane Flagg Renny Freeman Mary Lou Frutig Armand Gabriele Row 2- Samuel Garee Marvin Garmier David Geisler Don Gertzman Linn Goodin Row 9- David Jones Patrick Kaiser Carolyn Kell Joyce Kern Judy Kestel Row I0- Katherine Kintz James Kleine Ann Klidos Anne Klinedinst Linda Kraft Row 1- Betty Kratz Judy Krause Marcia Lambrau Bill Lemmon in ,. Vai Q, x I . f' 3,-'xmas J f' , . f Q . '7' is-is ,L . I f .2 , --5 V if . -A,. rl V ,Q , pf- 'S' HW ,f V ,'i1gi'es,y,. f lg , fc , if , ff. ,- , , is T1 , 'figs' 'iw .. . X Q W ,,.s, mm, .larnes Libertore B fi ii V Row 2- if ,eti J 't , ' at Jack Malone ' V i - ' if I Joy Maronitis .,N , 'Y W - ' 4' A James MCAfee ,'V Fa ' ' , WV ,, , 'WAS- ,V Bertell McCollister , hd 1 lli if i l it .ll.' i -. . , ' Barbara McGahan , gif' I , V AV A 9.2, Lfiffzfiff ij K VV ld u V V V .V,, 'K f t x. V - V If .K VV - R.. . B L , - ,V as B1 l ? 'gall-' i i' - A - 'R J li fr' 5 7: Row 3' , e, . 'A ' I B A Saundra Mcllvain A ,.,, ' 5 li VJ Jane Metzger ' , ,. 1 X Charles Miller if , f Dick Miller A V I V VV , V Linda Miller V al V Vai QV yy- ' 9-aw' 'W A , Fa! A Row 4- V 5, Q V9 VV ' ' , Robert Miller A ' , Q ew' J Richard Miller A N., K. Charlene Moorhead , V V, ' Shirley Morckel A' 1 - V Muriel Morse - E V Row 5- V gp. A V LJ.. - VVV - ' . at Leroy Moulton ssre J H e rs.. fi ' is Iris Mullins V 'B ' , ,f h ll ' I' Barbara Murray P ' -V 'Q ff ' ' Carolyn Neal V A' X js' ' John Neil' , Vx Vi VV ' V Row 5- K V W ' ,A Vu L QM ,, , Jack Nichols V 3 ' S -I .yn 5 V as ag, J Thomas Nicholson J Q yeey 1, ' e J 4 John Norcia M iiii i il 1 ii' l3'if'S1ffisf ii J iiil .lack Owens e slr M ' e i elil i R rrel J Fred Pm A V ' -'X 5- V , Row 7- G , 4 , V Marcia Piero I A ' ' ,I V Dave Poorman ' tl. in V V H' .' Roy Poorman T J A V' V we Q . ll' Ted Porter ,V VV ,Q 'QI' ,T Lee Potts V' K ,. , ..V: V V ' ,' X Row 8T VV , 3 J , e.Y ' J ' ' -V -fxst, 'fs VVLV,, , .,V,J ' Ilene Raffel A A ' A A B V William Rearick V s ' Steve Renkert V V VVJVI V , if 5-V V,, L '53 . ,-JJ 9 3 Bob Roberts L' . ii , ' 'dxf , x V ' ', 1 iii' ii V -5 V Dave Roshong , 4 , . 5 an E2 I J , ,,,V,VQ , ,.' , ,f' J i,', ' , 'iff i ii Row 9- , ' ' J Q Marietta Ross , 1' , if Q .f .2 Q Q' , James Saylor A 305.3 ' , ' ' 63 I , i,,' Y gy' A Paul Schliffka rt, eriri 1 A if A A reser ll J Richard Schumai ,,., - 5 5 A - if iiil if ,,,., David Scott NW, Ag 'ki' ff' V Row 10- JV J N' J Darrow Seevers V , if V, All Y ,,V l,V V -Q Clark sharick Q R V V ' tiit 1 'r t ,Q +5 ,tts Gary Sherrard y. W, N' ,, 3 in f in is 3, ,Q i iii'4 g Q Paul Shinkle 1 uwnu:-P ,V,,, f fr- VVV William Shive ,,,r,, , ' J, ,r,s Y R f W J -,,-' , , ' il,li ' 2,21 B, - ,irerr ... .fu Q f 753, .M Ok.. Sally Shrake V ky! W .J in A A -as X John Siffrin ' Patrick Simon Robert Slesnick 4. rum I V7 s A l - Judith Small l H I Row I- ' f Row 2- ' ? firl ' g M Paul Smith ,. l ag , ' J . Robert Smith e . 1 1. Q' 5. - 95 fv 9, A , Henry Snee 1 Q X, , 3 I . .1 at Harry Solomon f X A Marjorie Spangler . I .il rrfrr a .a- 4 .M ' r-'W Row 3- f L. Richard Spies Ra -rv N f , e 5 lm John Spiss .5 A I A 4,541 my Faith Springer A E 7 , ' Eugene Staats 4 ' f Mary A. sr. Clair J l S Row 4- -rw. J S J Robert Stoakes .S , Harry Swauger . V -,Kin Q , 6 V Q' Qi Tom Taggart r Q., 'ca W Harry Taylor S iwi,' i 0 J. 5 Vyl, Richard Taylor AQ 4 . A V s 1 i if , Row 5- 1 J 'f wx V X . fl' hx.. nf!! iii Shirley Thomas L J J L V klii V Julia Thompson 1 75 V - J . i Stayton Todd W ' W 'F V. ' William Tritt J '53 , h- r S , ' 'W John Urban E. 1 V 'J V W Row 6- N' . ' .4 i fi John Vasilion 1 4 'fx 'NN Nick Villamagna ' i ' V X 4' Nancy Walker i Stanley Waseity ' 3, T 'J iw 3 J Thomas Welbaum i R .3 'T 6' v r r , ,A Row 7- ii All W A V A51 . Dorothy Wells , A ' ' e .. ' John WCYFCH , ' t f ,, , ,, Robert Whitmer ' J ,, L i Mary Lynne Wible . il V ' 'V it Arthur willrof J , A i Q J J. Y ' or Z' Row 8- V 1 X W Q Ai ' Brinley Williams ' . rgfy i James Williams ,W A K V ' it i Marilyn Williams W Wm W m .. L l r Jack Wilson J L l n 'Q A i'i' Jane Witter A if r ' ' ' ' ,,i, i l l 'F' J ' J J l 4 . lL Vs Q - W V li il Row 9- N J L i ta Ted Witter lr A' Aw W r. ' -I it Q V J Marcia Wolf .K VV! V f S A Glenn Zeiders M 5 . ' x- i Marvin Zlatkin 4 I Al X Absent: Douglas Birks, Phil Cathon, Jesse Cobb, James Crow, Shirley Ann Flood, Harry Nichols, Anna Strau- mins, Anne Tudor. IN MEMORIAM MARCIA ELAINE WOLF C1937-19521 TO MARCIA by Harley Miller What is excellent, As God lives, is permanent, Hearts are dust, heart's loves remain H eart's love will meet thee again. Emerson And she was good like the morning air, A worthy gift so wondrous rare, She was to us a symbol of youth Courageous, friendly, a tongue of truth, And she was good all the while, Her velvet black hair and radiant smile, A friendly spirit, always a sport The world was her heaveng nature, her court. And she was goody so young to leave Unfinished the many things she might achieve, One shadow behind the mountain goes, And one shy star from the heaven glows. Let to right: John Crawford, presidentg Jean Smith, trearurerg Ellen Gillespie, secretary Scott Bartchy, vice-president. Leading the sophomore class through an exciting year were John Crawford, president, Scott Bartchy, vice-president, Ellen Gillespie, secretary, and Jean Smith, treasurer. The sophs chose Emily Guerra as attendant to the Football Queen. On Stunt Night the sopho- mores presented a take-off on Shakespeare's Julius Caesar . The sophomore class party was a dance with the futuristic theme -the Rocket Rompf' The gym- nasium was transformed into space with modernistic decora- tions. Entertainment featured a quiz show where the contestants wlon a trip to Mars. Diane Kring, Andy Plaut, Mar- la Schneider, and Ellen Gilles- pie were on the Polaris staff. Gerry Stradley and Miller Neff were varsity cheerleaders and Herb Courtney was a member of the reserve squad. J Taking an active part in sports were Jack Nichols, Jed Taylor, George Clouston, Bill' Frank, Lar- ry Goldstein, Bob Carlson, Dave Poorman, and Dan Canterbury. We hope that the class of '54 will continue to support our school activities in the same successful way it has done this year. Sophomore guardians are Miss Bichsel, Miss Rose, Miss Smith, Mr. Lawrence, Mr. Jerles, Mrs. Yohe, and Mr. Mutchmore. Row I - Carolyn Adair Richard Adams Patty Allison Beatrice Angeli ,, - , , W3 4 ,f '. ii S ' 'V' K - J, ,, , 493' Q' mes - . we , an Q x ,V 9 K 1 i :T ' C Gigli, 1. 3 , V Q A : w,VV,3,,. A ft in , Rlchard Esber A Vp' ' ' 5 X.. he John Ames '1 1 , ff - James Arenson :V . 1 52 I Qi - V 34 L, ' Mary Lou Atkisson Nw 425 E- A V9 V ' ' V13 -... . Q .,.,,,. Q K 1 X ,LU Janet B3.Cl'1tCl 1 E, 1i3fl17'f-I W' ' 11 1 ' ii i slfyiwlgg B111 Ba11CY 1 ' D 1 Q Scott Bartchy i 22 ff-f Y . 1 , ,V ' iiii ' I gs L,k, fl . V 7 'Q ' , Q ' ' 2- , :..: ,,lr'go,! 1 if' ' Q , , A A A 1. ga-?i3ii ,M , V , Sue Behra f My ,gfww 1 ' f, . f 'W . . V VV? - U Q w 1 VV I 1 Q Fred Beldmg , , if 1'.' M M A 'Mfii Y 8 T Arlene Benskin iiii H X A ohn Ber uist , , sq V V1 VV V James Bias 1 1 as , -'Pe 'W' A Row 4- ,,.' '- -,md I -if .g 1' Robin Bowman 1 - , B111 Bfamkv ' 3 V Bette Breden V, l ' V . A David Brockman V V Q VV 3' ff' A Ray Brogden 1 ' I Row 5- -' H my ' , 4 M i ,V , ,gag ,. Mary Brumbaugh 1 e L '- 1 ,Q 1 5 Lois Butcher 3, ,V V '1 ii Louise Caghan D 1 1 1 1iis Shirley Campbell u ' , 1'111 , ,L Dan Canterbury ' ' ffhiviill ai f ' Ligggifi XXV? f' 1 D . 1 is 1' Row 6- ' , 1 V - Robert Carlson A ' 40' V 1 Mary Lou Carnahan VV A - V, V 'VV I VV A , Clayton Carver .lk . V ,, V1 ,. 15VV V VV ,,. : VQVV Vi V George Clouston 5:23 . V V: Q M 9 My . .. :VV VV ,. Donald Coen ll- QB f in 4-5 ,,l,r an-M f ii Row 7- W I 35, , 1 - l 1 N Shxrlee comm Q, gb x VV V V -V V V VV Nlalncly Conold 1 -L, 1 H 9 R' - A , ' I i ' ff en Courtney C, W, V V .a -Q n V i f Guy Crawford o o - 1 1-72 A John Crawford V r A 1 R 8- fsamf ,,1. 1 ' I Wh M ' ow . f l D Roger Cust f 'l ff ' VV VV John Croasdaile ' W 1 ,M 1 1 Richard D'Aurora 1' mi ,Q kiwi fi 'V J Nancy Delap f 9' f V 1 D A L ...sr-o ' rtlc 1 Richard Dela 7' VV , x VV ' K V, 4 - Vw P 1 n ' 1 , I f ,, A ,L 7 ' . V - ,, ., fe. .L V1 VV: 5 Row 9- 6144 Vw C A .5 if ' -' ii t ' i ' A Frank Demos V 9 W Q I Q V Q 'V 31 'V in V 1' M M V, A VV, W1111am DC111 1 V UH A s 1 fi A Robert Dctwilg' f' , V 1 . Qia n K . .jf 54' YS gk I , ' .I ' Roderick Downs I, V V V 11 I V o x Bruce Dunlap is, , . V V V V Vu Linda DuPont Q ,V i V. V K A .rm an Patrick Dwyer V V QV . 3, . , , . 2 DHVH1 EgSff11SC11w11fff 2 if f i-P tceny figfq Gay Lee Evans .Q I 4 Y A' H ' li ' , w Wnfffin ,gp . , C-' 453 ' af, , 1 ' z v , .5 P ' n E- ef' ni Fx 771.1 L i '.:.Q Q. XXX I 5 in nj ' Fi 3 '02 ,-,.-, W' .5 ' I is L -- 1'f, .- 6 ., Y 5 Q V M n Gln nw W , ' 'I Row 3- LeRoy Goldstein Beverly Granchi Neil Greene Marlene Greer Emily Guerra X 1 Q S F. if . M W 1... an if ' L ,' 1 any , ,S M 'C' s mg i :tug . Row I- Abby Jo Fitz Gayle Flickinger Robert Forbes Paul Foster Bill Frank Row 2- Margie F ultz Patricia Gano Janet Gehrum Fred Gibbs Ellen Gillespie fi V V , . i - . I-1. . Q, ,'. . L ' n K f - f ,ri L Wim A Q ,. Row 4h VV, , M I Q VA W .A K Douglas Hansen r V gn' N. VV- , 5 my K V 19 I HWY Hansen 1 I x F la , , . Delores Harmon - -i ' ' Ai 'E fx - . Bin Hecht r fn Mx yt A F V! 1 Roberta Heckaman .. . WX . ., V Row 5- i -fr 'iyi y f ' Ethel Hewitt ' i ifiiiwi 4 yif 7' . Qi M i? Judith Highley A y , i n Delores Hintz ' V A V ' U A Q Q H Fred Hoffman W Vykyi x A f H ff, A Zlb V 3 Nlsg l Carolyn L L - -,ii f i L ,,. ,H new - ' f A , -Q . izabeth Holland ,A in Y , lyvz Susan Horger ' .l A AAVL . i' Ruth Hysong A ' - . 5 ' ' - ' V Sandra Jacobson an Q. . A IVIA m 3 an Janice Jeafmefo F' 2 ? , is'ei' nf ale A fn ':i l Row 7- l, y 'fu ii.- L 1 F Larry Jones 1, ' I ,. A ' 5 ' 3 Mary Kathryn Jones J v A n A i'iii f A it FA ' Patricia Jones 'fr i ., K H I 5,4 -,i it .lerradine Idattman K in 'ii' F N 2 , Sandy Keim ' swf 5 4 L ,i K ' at - M I Row 81 gi .I K' at - fx K W i , V- - V - ragga- 3 Colleen Kerry M ' H Q yi! ,,. 3 r.,, h ,. S Marilyn Kistler ' Jnnnn Kline iyasry ' Jay Lawrence 1 ' N , ,.,. X VV F ' F may xi Y 3 i A - f iy A Row 9- gn, , , I, ' R Joan Lawrence . 6, M ,., . A J yryk. .LE 'ns Alan Leidtke n ' ' ie '5 A Todd Leidtke W J ' K' ' nni- -Q : -- Sandra Leland il f ' A , 2 t, 7, ' , 'NIV' . Doris Levin ,- O I D K -M., ' Ifgfi in? s e i i y inr ' n an if 4' .osx - , -fn. sa- xx Sandra Lister Bonnie Litt Louis Loichot Judy Loxley Carol Luther vi R I L' , 1 S Robert Marriott EV.. ,V -' A in A' V W H V F , V V R Glenn Martens Yi M e' QV gf... . V. VV VV Marvin Meister ii V i , .iQfjfg1VVi Vd,i Delores Meola A - V 5 iii P P ili' l Susan Merryman igw gs A M i x S e , , Row 2- i P may Michael Merson Q V . V V P 3 Clifford Mestel . I C -up A ' V' f' emi Richard Meyers V VVWVM ' if - Y ' ' Robert L. Miller V A V VV , 'V 1 I KIVV ,NX X Charlotte Morrow -'- i L ft, RV .mi ' di i V VV V G A T Q s - ,m arie Row 3- V V Q VV V 4 V1 -V V i ' T, , V Mary Morse i .. e - Jack ii A , Richard Murdock 5 Vhiifi ' , i V Shirley Nadeau ' M i'ii i A V ., V Miller Neff V i dy Row 4- . M , 4 Nila Nelson 23' 'W' - ,, V 5 V L 4' I Paul Nemitz .L Na 'T' 4 ' Y 'Y V -7 oanne Newton , ' . lt My oberta Nock ' l '-1 11 - Mary Olson Row 5- Jack Owen V ? 'S Patty Owen Jane Oyster Martin Plaut Lloyd Potts Row 6- , XI-. W AL ,f , .I X! SQ . - Anthony Pucci A V - Ted Reifsnyder V Robert Ridgway -- ' Q, ,, V Dennis Riefer VV up V David Ritchey Q 'V' .ov ' V ' i ,: fw 5 7M wi i Gene Robbins Wanda Rogers ' WSW? 1 Don Rommel l ' VV V ,K Sue Roshong aw ' an may ' ' Judith Roth lsf V A V f 1 Row 8-u VV A V , f V Beverly Salby 1 A f - VM K km V Marla Schneider 'J 6 John Schubach 1. ,ff L Ellen Schuman VV L as V . VV af f ' V V V VM ! Peggy Seefong . e'ee -Q me ' t in -f e , g f Row 9- A 'Mi S' VV Ramon Serapiglia if me f - V 9 David Shafer t S HE, ,Vg . an t A Alice Shaffer . 'R Z 'i' ' 1 R' 'VV Marianne Shengle ' - ' I A ii? Kathryn shiveiy XX eiliei V V V?V,V5V Row 10- VW , ,s,VVV VV V . V .V.. V VV V V V Charles Siegmund t V V K' t 1 I Q Lf: Chris Ann Simitaculos , , i , QQ 1 X 7 ' ' Betty Ellen Smith t . I Q V ' I jf R52 A 'Qu VVVV Jean Smith 'l : V A V ' -ft' fflim I fee H Q V Row I- oy., , , , V . 1 V :glam-A Joe Snuggs o L LA 'li' 3- ai. o A H, f Robert Spahr gf , V , ' ' Kurtz Stiteler ' so i ,Q , l o Gordon sfofsbory ifif' K ' 'A A 'ii VV V ' VVKV Gerry Stradley lf f Row 2- y .,, 5 a o o Qii Jono sno 7 4 ' E x A I ' Jed TaY10f Q5 fe ' ,EA,g m y Esther Theiss hd. ',:,E , : - L VL Thomas Thompson , ' A m f' , Sandra Van Dyke fi xo V , EW A it a ' i n - o A f f Row 3- ,lz - fd. 5 ' Z .. sr 243 Carole Vincent 3' - V Ve V, V VV QV ' . 4 VVV james Wade V ' ',. 11 . V, V ii V 1 V. V '-1., A - . j i August Wagner 51 o it 'K '. 'V -A 'i i Beverly Walter A V,VV V ,. f Arnold Wnrko11 rlos o Q5 ' A V Row 4- soal go V A I Lynn Warnock i VV - om .,, V A Q i Vi V weckstein fe Walter Weston oots 'W A F Beth Wheatcraft if 531, n, ' 'if :Kj. i: l' Anon wnito A r t i y y n ... Row 5- - t Q ,o.o Robert Williams . , '33 ' H? NanCY Wintrub A ,, ' .3 1... Patricia Yant ,Tile 4, ,V MV ' V ' o 9, , V 4 Louise Young ,,,. V' ' 'V ' f inf: VV - K Albert Zernechel Vi,-... , V VVVV VV Absent: Lucinda Heggy, Frank Hoehn, Dave Huenergardt, Andrew Plaut, Stuart Yeo. illi...-If wit' . ,I 'L as Geofg6 3,96 'LE 00 K gh? The Journal clicks with Diane, vlftn 3 seweS Janice, Don, Marla, and Andy. ragga W . jan and Dick raid the Home Ec icebox. Jane demonstrates a geometry problem to the class. oi KH flillll Janet explains a skeleton's anatomy to the class. gf Y ,Sl 'R if :rd Sophomore girls wait hungrily for their hot dogs Sandy Compares Marvss bone Structure and Orange. to Mr. Mutchmorc-:'s skeletons. Left to right: Dick Weaver, Carolyn Beiter, Carolyn McConkey, Dick Hyde. Small but mightyi' might well be the theme of the class of '53. Numbering only 133 the juniors elected as their leaders: Dick Weaver, president, Dick Hyde, vice-president, Carolyn Beiter, secretary, and Carolyn McCon- key, treasurer. Rosemary Heggy was chosen as the attendant to the Football Queen. Combined with the senior class they presented the Leap Year Leap, a successful Twirp Dance. Acting as various club officers were Dick Frank and Janet Jerles, Student Government, Dick Hyde, Thespians, Mary Alice Bowlus, Robert F. Miller, and Bill Metzger, N. F. L., and Ann Taggart and Peggy Van Almen, F. T. A. Members of the journal and Polaris staffs were Peggy Ses- sions, Sarah Troxler, Barb Leitz, Stan Greenwald, Susan Groves, Mary Jo Cusack, and Sandy Kuhl. Active in sports were Dick Frank, Jim Shaheen, Ronnie Abel, Jim Bernard, Dick Weav- er, Herb Barth, Jim Broad, A1 Longbrake, Steve Endres, Bob Morrow, Bill Pfeifer, and Bob Smith. We hope the junior class will continue their good work and help to make 1953 another cham- pionship year. Junior guardians are Miss Leit- er, Miss Mahan, Mr. Dorland, Miss Seesdorf, Mr. Berry, Mr. Cline, and Mrs. Stanford. Row I- ii i Ronald Abel 'mg AV Q ' David Adams K Vx Vg 'V' , V Ursula Addessi 'VV V V Margaret Allman V ' 9 V i W A ' Carole Altschuler -. E Q. fx. ,QR VV 5- Carol Anderson - V' ' , 'A' 32, V V V , 5 jean Ash VV 1 z V ' 'V XR S. , U, an V, 'V Mary Esther Baker 3 I VV 0- +V iw James Bernard V .' ' I V ' . V I - 2419, - ' .V,V Herbert Barth 'V.V A' ,I ,.VV ' , , ',1d' ' .,...... n..,. ,...........-an .--f 12, ,,lVV V, . V my VVVV M VV VVV V.V- Row 3- xv Carolyn Beiter V V,.VV V ,,: - ', - V V V VVVV V Robert Blattert Judith Blau Richard Bowen V Mary Alice Bowlus r 'Q ' A do ., B Row 4- ft U' V A 46 ,V 53 '93 William Breting , .V V V VV V -9 1 V V 13' f 31,2 Jim Broad 5 V V V f X ' V X V VVVVV Connie Brogden 1 sg so .. Q A tr' Jo Bruce A Q-77 -5 t M ' ' Robert Bryan ' Q Row 5- , ii CVC, Q Ray Burrill , .QVVQ .Q oi.: ' 'W 'ef 23 5,1 I Barbara Caghan AVVV 5' 5' VVV ll' ps Robert Cartechine 1 - VV I , ' David Casey ' ,. ie- . V 5 il'- VV Alan Cathon A Susie Claflin 3 V -5 Wenola Cobb V V V VV if Natalie Cooper -V WV xx W? V VV ' Barbara Cseak V VV V V H -. V Mary Jo Cusack fa. I i it Row 7- Carl Custer - Patrick DeGregorio Nicholas Demos c:. A ' K! 4 , 5 y , V .V - Bin Dickes si W mf V ,V Y X Q hr ' Jack Dillon l. , I W Sv , V VV V Row 8- 5 V XR V - Judith Eibling V VX V Steve Endres if , V6 V V.,ILVq V V Rodney Everhart aff . 9 ' , ' V Carl Foster ' Sf lg N ' ' li 4 lfliil - Dick Frank i ' W' ,111 - M , ' 2-12 V f We B' he 1:-., e rV 'L ZV V ,. Q . V . 4' e,,-V Q gVa,V'Vg225 ' an as iili - ese f yr y a r -in or Row 9- V H- ,,.. V ' VVVVVVMA V Q V V V , Nancy Gehrum ' GL .- ' ' A , ' V' Shirley Geitgey ' gb V V 'Q' 411- A 5' 'Q V Nancy Greene Z: f' I A I, '-f f'V M ' liz 'VVV,V Y - ni' Q52 ' Stanley Greenwald V l 'V nd W iiiiii W VV li .Q ii Charlotte Griffiths t r V VM 1 QAVMV ' V Row IO- VV V VV VW V VVV. VV ,r. Barbara Gross at l Susanne Groves James Guest - at 5, .mv if Dave Hamilton ex' . :if f , VV 1 , can Q, VV Q Vg V 1 W., sf 1 9' t V A ' '- V e 1 MA Ve l 1 1 59' - Ng 'l'V 1 ii' o,V L' , .t cliff? Rosemary Heggy ' l -' oly ie V A e iiii iit' it Q y Q Row I- Ann Henderson if V A, A' QW f Robin Herrington as 4- W ? ' -4 Evelyn Hiemer t w t f 4 Ralph Holt 'i Row 2- . ,, h - ' R R y Dick Hyde L I i . i 73 'H 6 Regina Isenogle 1'Lf . T -13' .. - - ' A Janet JCFICS , Q lg Lnb l t GUY Johnson i n H U A ., '-WA' ' 35,45-' Joan Kestel I - ,Ji ' 1 , r ,t .., Row 3- Elaine Klein F A . .l' . I Q ' Fred Klingaman ' A Sally Ann Koch . A Sandra Kuhl 'l z' Joan Larson , A, Row 4- ia Richard Latto R' ...M Barbara Leitz Maxine Lennox Al Longbrake Rene McClean ei is Row 5- Carolyn McConkey ' Barbara McKenna it 3 Bill Metzger V W K Alice Miner ' Marlene Miller I l-e- ' Raw 6- Robert Miller . i Liv 4 4 :5 . - Robert Morrow I Shirley Moushey I ,A la My I Nita Moller ' .., f Sandra Nagy Row 7- Peggy Nicholas Nancy Nupuf Christine Orrell Bill Pfeifer Dick Piero 'w k .fi Row 8- Joanne Reynolds Robert Rhodes Sandra Roan Jeanne Robinson Thelma Ross 1-'f EX, .... Q fl' ai 6 - s,sy y y, r B . Jizz 'V' , Sienna- 1 Row 9- Gary Rosser Elliott Rubinstein James Sanders Judy Schumachei Peggy Sessions Row 10- Jirn Shaheen Morris Shifman James Shive Scott Shotwell Joan Smith Row 1- Robert Smith Joan Snyder jerry Stein Patricia Sweeney Carol Swope Row 2- Ann Taggart Sharon Tolles David Treat Sarah Troxler Peggy VanAlmen is. Absent-Kenneth Dornhecker, john Phillips, Donna Robinson. Row 3- Peggy VanMeter Jeanne Vidal Roger Viscounte Gene Wallace Diane Walker Row 4- Nola Lee Walker Leola Walter Richard Weaver Frances Werren Mary Whitmer Row 5- Joann Wilson Richard With Patricia Wright Ethel Mandalakis Susi C blly th 611607-lrage C JOM S Lebm jim proves chivalry isn't dead to Sarah and HL anires t o Barb. B uv Youa ftavmon ETS HERE Tom and Wes have caught another freshman sucker . 1 Q 'E Robin Arthur', Herrington and Margie Godfrey Allman serenade Nancy with their ukes. A future Rembrandt in the making. INFOF John tests his voice while Dick works the controls. VXALS l Jack and Bob are cngossed in a fast game of shuffleboard. Lehman has its hillbillies, too. At least someone is pleased with his re- port card. The pause that refreshes for Mac, Jack, Poots, and Wes. 100 Bob plays milkman for Connie. if aw Shorty Miller has hired a very efficient f?j secretary. And Bob thinks no one sees those potato chips! V 1 ' q p ,o K 5 ' ,Z 'N 1 5' Q 1 . . 4 gf - f .. x of '7 . , xl . h ,. ,ti , it Dave and,C9hthiaX 'fget he-'pn aQ5Mitchel1,g. K alt W ff! rf-'fx if W3 Louis waits patiently for Linda to finish. 'QQHV Remember to clean up the mess, fellows. 55. Pete, Nancy, Bebe, and Tom chat while Betty Jo sneaks into the picture. From their faces it looks like a close match. S! E,--uw.,-w4f ' W ' .l.. .'..-g afi'-aim .4 .5 . Zitw-ew Q nw.-J, V.-wvu 'vii ,J Freshmen SENIOR REVIEW We took that first step into Lehman halls- Vivacious Betty Helbig reigned as queen's attendant- Dick Yant, Don Sue, Frank Moore, and Betty Helbig pa- troled the class as president, vice-president, treasurer, and secretary respectively- Hilltoppers took Moonlight Cruise for class party- Frosh Betty Ramsey rated role in I Remember Maman- Promising sports stars seen in girls' as well as boys athletics- Spring fever hit most freshies along with those exams- Vacation--- See you next year . . . Sophomores Walked down the halls with confidence this year- Dick Koons, Art Gibbs Bette Sammet, and Linda Sue Johnson held reins of class oflicers- We chose June Sakel to honor us as attendant- Harvest Hop made fitting theme for October C1885 party- Monica Zettler, Wayne Border, Jim Hays portrayed comedy roles in The Divine Flora - Susie Osterholm chosen for Scarlet and Gray varsity basket nine victories along with eight defeats- A Cappella presented musical Holiday for spring operetta- Year came to a close as we looked forward to being upper classmen . . . Juniors A big upperclassmen believe it nor not- Wes Hargraves, Pete Campbell, Pat Meyers, and Polly Miner assumed class office posts- Juniors and seniors combined talents for Halloween Haunt - Petite Donna Kerry elected attendant to queen s court- Nancy Bethel shared top role in One Foot In Heaven - Frank Moore and Betty Helbig took offices of vice-president and secretary of Student Govern ment respectively- L.H.S. had honor of playing first basketball game in the new fieldhouse- Nine classmates did us proud when tapped to National Honor Girls' Leaders selected ll juniors for their athletic organization- A Cappella gave original production Hilltop U.S.A. - Our first prom ended a perfect year with demure Nancy Conley as prom queen attendant . . . ball- Football gridders turned in a fair record while the basketball quintet sported SENICRS Yes, our senior year came and for many of us it went much faster than had been planned on- We chose Pete Brandon, Don Allensworth, Kay Schubach, and Judie Lichtblau to take class officers duties- Student Government began their year under the guidance of Helen Elite, first girl president in Lehman's history, while Linda Sue Johnson held treasurer's position in the governing council- The football team, co-captained by Wes Hargraves and Bob Arnold, won the title of City Champs as they turned in a great season- Bob Arnold named Stark Coun- ty's most valuable player of the year- Lovely Kay Schubach took throne as foot- ball queen with blonde Jean Ann McCain attendant- Jeanne Weaver portrayed lead in fall play, Double Door - Frank Moore, and Bill Meola, co-captains, led basketball squad to very successful season- Luann Huff and Dick Yant wore crowns of tax stamp queen and king- These are some of the events among many others which we shall always remember and now as we look back over four years as Hilltoppers, the fun we've had, and the fond memories we hold, class day, bac- calaureate, and commencement come much too soon as we say good-bye to the halls of Lehman. Class Cfficers KAY SCHUBACH, treasurerg PETE BRANDON, presidentg DON ALLENSWORTH, vice-presidentg JUDIE LICHTBLAU, secretary. ..AA K ' ' Alav K ,V x K S K f:., ,: , , , l L AEI- , , DONALD ALLENSWORTH 1 1319-25th St. N. W. Classical Class Vice President 43 Student Gov- ernment Representative 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 45 Cheerleader 3, 4. MARY ANTES 2934 Woodcliff Road N. W. Classical A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 45 Players 25 Dramatic Club 15 Thespians 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 Na- tional Honor Society 4. 106 LA GRACE AMSTUTZ 931 Ridge Road N. W. Classical Journal Editorial Staff 45 Nationa. Honor Society 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 45 Dramatic Club 15 Thespians 3, 45 Players 25 Chorus 1, 35 Band 1, 25 Play 1. BOB ARNOLD 1445 Louisiana Ave N. W. General Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Varsity Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4 5 Reserve Basketball 15 ROBERT ANDREWS 1625 Cleveland Ave. N.W. Classical Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2 Swing Band 1, 2, 3. MARLENE ASHBAUGH 22OlB dA .N.W. Reserve Football 15 Track 1. ma Ve Commercial Intramural Basketball 2, 35 Secretaries 4 ARLENE ATKINSON 1250 Oxford Ave. N. W. General irls' Basketball 2, A Cappella Choir , 4, Dramatic Club lg Operetta 3, 4. JAMES H. BECK 3520 Fulton Road N. W. Classical Government Alternate 4, De- ate Team 1, 2, 3, 4, N.F.L. 1, 2, 3, , Tennis 3, 4. JANE ANN BAHRENBURG 204-38th St. N. W. Classical Journal Business Staff 4, Intramural Basketball 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, F.T.A. 3, National Honor Society 4. NANCY JEAN BETHEL 1001 Ridge Road N. W. Classical Journal Editorial Staff 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, Thesf pians 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Plays 1, 2, 3, 4, N.F.L. 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4, Chorus 1, 2, National Honor Society 4. - , ,Qef A' . .iii 5 li -5355-i f ii . f K ,lf -tam, ,f f f ' 1:H.7-LLL it fgly' , 55s2e4sg,l...7 A .. gl .. , , , 3 45112-f 1 ? sf. . J 1 e ,. -1 Q, ,, li: gaaifsgw PAUL BARNHART 1260-11th St. N. W. General NANCY ANN BLATTERT 1300 Woodward Place N.W. Classical Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Li brarian 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3. 107 JOAN BLOCHER 1533 Woodland Ave. N. W. Commercial Chorus 2. SHIRLEY BREWER 1713 Walden Ave. N. W. Commercial Polaris Business Staff 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Senior Secretaries 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Li- brarian 4. 4 108 DAVID WAYNE BORDER 2200 Halter Ave. N. w. General Polaris Editorial Staff 3, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing Band 2, 3, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Plays 2, 4, Players 1, 2, Chorus 1, Thes- pians 3, 4. SUSAN BROGDEN 1532 Vassar Ave N. W. Classical Scarlet and Gray Basketball 3, Girls, Leaders Club 3, 4., Chorus 1. PETE BRANDON 239-38th St. N. W. Classical Polaris Editorial Staff 2 3 4 dent Government Representative 2 4 Intramural Basketball 3' Class Pres dent 4' Tennis 3 4 , - Wikis- 1 as 13 ALAN BUSH 1330 Fulton Road N W General Stage Crew 2, 3 4, Chorus 1 4, Operetta 3, 4, A Cappella Cho , , s Sf J J 3 2 ' . . 1. - fr: A' 'GH 1 'L 'fl .,-1 I ii I 4- A ?'5'?iii:iZE fl fir? ' - A Sa I TW ?7-file, - V f jg 'Q I fe., A. e W , A : i ' I ' ff L K , KZ'- -' f is ' V L., s.,gf: A . :A asf A ' , gsfiig?:'1msf' wmggrg f Q 3 23 3, 4. PRESLEY CAMPBELL Congress Lake Classical JACK D- BYERS Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Reserve Bas- 2201 Myrtle Ave, N, W, ketball 2 5 Baseball 3, 45 Varsity Foot- General ball, 3, 45 Reserve Football 25 Class Vice President 3. GEORGE CANTERBURY 1523-20th St. N. W. Classical Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 35 Re serve Football 15 Track 1, 3. CONNIE CHRIST 1400-19th St. N. W. Classical DOROTHY IRENE CASPER Chorus 1, Q, 33 Players 1, 1511 Ridgeway Place N. W. Classical 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1. JOANNE MARIE CLARK 3510 Croydon Road N. W. Classical Scarlet and Gray Basketball 2, 35 In- tramural Basketball 2, 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Dramatic Club 15 Thespians 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Librarian 45 Chorus 1, 25 Play- ers 25 Operetta 3. 109 NORMAN COHEN 1246-15th St. N. W. Classical Swing Band 2, Band 1, 2. ff W f.J if-Je A' 4, ,QQAQ T'--'fl . .Ib f I? d of ,mfv KATHRYN COLANER 1509 Arnold Ave. N. W. General Scarlet and Gray Basketball 3, In- tramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Girls' Leaders Club 3, 4, Gir1s'QkSports X91 'iv V - 1-,ll Q. Classical 3 4. i Q4 ,wk ,KU AM. 9 NlNl NU f' ' , ,K -X ,v 'l W .nhl so Q1 Q 0 ,N ,Rx lrwej 3 ,xx -' bl . Q51 4 U jx V ,pl . ,W Xl C Pl 'IQ lvxlkj ly SMX el . FJ-J l by - ' 1' NANCY ELIZABETH CONLEY 260-19th St. N. W. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 35 Attendant 3, F.T.A. 4. ALBERT COVER 1303 Logan Ave. N. W. A is Technical A Cappella Choir 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, SUSAN CATHE'-INE COX 315-14-th St. N. W. Classical 110 Band 1, 2, 3, 4-5 Players 1, 2, 3, N.F.L. 1, 2, 3, 4-5 Plays 1, 25 Thes- pians 45 Librarian 4. BEVERLY DENN EY 1531-23rd St. N. W. General Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Dramatic 1, Players 2, 3, 43 Librarian 43 1, . i fs . 3 SALLY DICKERHOFF Overlook Drive, Lake Cable Classical hemistry Lab. Assistant 3, Intra- ural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Polaris Bus- ess Staff 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Dramatic 13 Players 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, Chorus 2. JROBERT EGGLESTON 1342 Granite St. N. W. Classical ve Football 1, Cheerleader 4. SUE ELLEN DONENWIRTH 239-16th Street N. W. Classical N.F.L. 1, Chorus 1, 2, Chemistry Lab. Assistant 3, F .T.A. 4, Girls' Athletics 1, 2. HELEN ELITE 1321-17th St. N. W. Classical Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Student Government Representative 2, Stu- dent Government Alternate 3, Stu- dent Government President 4, Journal Editorial Staff 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Polaris Business Stafl 3, Operetta 3, 4, Librarian 4, Players 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, National Honor So- ciety 4. PEGGY DRAY R.D. 2, Louisville, Ohio Classical Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Polaris Business Staff 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, A Cap- pella Choir 4, Majorette 3, Chorus 2, 3, Operetta 4. ELSIE ENGEL 1725 Vassar Ave. N. W. Classical Scarlet and Gray Reserve Basket- ball 2, 3, Scarlet and Gray Varsity Basketball 4, Student Government Alternate 2, 4, Student Government Representative 1, Polaris Editorial Staff 3, 4, Girls, Leaders Club 3, 4, Librarian 4, Operetta 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 4, National Honor Society 4. lll JOYCE ANN ESBER 1515 McGregor Ave. N. W. Commercial Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3g Dra- JUDITH EVERETT l matic Club lg Chorus 1, 2, 33 Li- 1519 251511 St,N,W, brarian 4-5 F.T.A. 4. . Commerczal Intramural Basketball 2, 33 Dramatic R- RICHARD FAWCETT Club lg Chorus 1, 2, 3. R.D. 2, Canton Classical N.F.L. l, 2, 3, 4g Intramural ball 1 2 3 4' Student 5 3 3 3 G Representative 2 5 Student f ment Alternate 35 A Cappella ROBERT FITZ 1530 Frazer Ave. Classical Student Government Representative SUSAN FOCKLER 25 Intramural Basketball 3g Varsity 1218 22nd St, N, W, Football 3, 43 Reserve Football 1 25 R sfr Basketball 1 2' O eretta 3 General . . A I C L VC ' 1 P ' Polaris Editorial Staff 45 Librarian 4. RICHARD R' FOHL 2710 Shorb Ave. Technical 12 2, 3, 45 Reserve Football 2, 3g V ty Football 45 Operetta 2, 3, 45 1, 25 National Honor Society 4. Intramural Basketball 23 Band l, 3, 4. lf 1 l JOANNE FOUCH l 1217 13th St. N. W. Commercial Intramural Basketball 2, 35' Senior W Secretaries 45 Dramatic Club 15 Li- ' brarian 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3. ,I QQL?-, gl 3 N sf .jf JV Qi L' THOMAS J. FREEMAN 2317 Market Ave. N. W. General MARY LOU FREDERICK 1329 10th St. N. W. Classical Polaris Editorial Staff 3, 45 Student Government Representative 45 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 45 Girls' Leaders Club 45 Intramural Basket- ball 1, 25 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 F.T.A. 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 4. MARY GATTS 1523 29th St. N. W. Classical JOYCE GABEL Librarian 45 Chorus 2, 35 Band 1 1310 19th sf. N.W. F-T-A 4- f Claxsical MARTIN FULTZ Librarian 45 Operetta 25 Chorus 1, 906 22nd St. N.W. 2, 33 F-T.A- 3, 4- General Reserve Basketball 25 Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 25 Cheerleader 3, 45 Chorus 1. ll3 Q? BARBARA GEISLER 3710 Logan Ave. N. W. 1 V , 9623: . 1 lsilgg2x2fgi.,gy,g5Qffsnssgfk.ggziui 3 ' .evawe'1w.Q'e1g.rf,'1z-- ,,f..,.f.m:i,Wg..,.,:fa.W.... it . . - J 'wig .s.f2?:e.f' . f , -. -512: I krk. ff, . ' '331-l'5f'1if 1s 1 1. LS' -Ww.fv,:ffa'5ima ,yswj . 4 ' ,,,,y,2L, 1 -f,:5,i,,:f 1, f f --eff, 4 . ff'-..?'f21.ifff... gfgl,'fg13wf.i?sw,'f.t.Q'L-lm I .113,':.w,fi'lfr,w,- fi'Qv13x if 5ff2 1f?4?7ffl11 ' 5235-12-21.2i'fa:' 1 M A . V 1.1,-' 1. N .:,- '?'HZ5'S':i ' ,,.mE' i 1 . I iff., . v,f,f,,,,., ,Q I , , ,,..,, .V A ,fm-1 . efafI1-1-ff. - 554175,'svie,t.f.QfQ1575'lL9f1..i,ei4fYi745gQ'fi6.F' . - .4g,l'3iQiLfffQ3 fQl:fff3f f1i'f ' X ' . fifgil- ' 'i.'iV2 ig5 f,'.'fig5:iTST15',x.l,l:,,'ff'v,' . fiwf. uf -' 2 - ' -ijf F Y av' 5 . 317: 5 4 ' 5, Classical Intramural Basketball 1, Chorus 1, THEODORE V. GIBBS 3 ff, ,.,,., .,., LA.,.l . , .,,, , ,..,..L5,., A A,,... 2, 33 Librarian 43 Plays 1, 2, 3. 3650 Parkhiu Rd N W lh 'flY l ll 1 l Q '-12lfQ:e',. .f-vl Classical 3 .'-aAQ'7' rf if 'frfi 'Mme - wal, Intramural Basketball 23 Orchestra 1, JACK GISSINER 25 Band 11 2' 2214 Brookdale Rd. N. w. General Reserve Football 33 Varsity Football 4. ' 2, JOYCE GOTTLIEB 1614 Yale Ave. N. W. Classical Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 LINDA GOUDY Swing Band 3,g F.T. A. 4. 132 25th St. N. W. Classical Student Government Alternate 23 PHILIP GREENE Scarlet and Gray Basketball 1, 2, 3, 1351 22nd St, N, W, 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Polaris Business Staff 23 Girls' Lead- ers Club 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Journal Business Staff 2, 3, 4g Li- brarian 45 Operetta 23 Chorus 2, 33 F.T.A. 43 National Honor Society 4. General 1 WESLEY HARGRAVES Hills and Dales General Student Government Representative 2, 3, Student Government Alternate lg Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Re- serve Basketball lg Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Class President 35 A Cappella Choir 25 Baseball 3, 45 Operetta 2. BETTY B. HELBIG 616 - 44th St. N. W. K 1 V. . 4, , V ., DAVID EDWARD HARMON 1515-10th St. N. W. Classical Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Ath- letic Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Players 2, 3, 43 Plays 2. MARTIN HELLING 254-19th St. N.W. Classical N.F.L. 1, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 4, Tennis 3, 45 Chorus 1.1, Classical 4,7 ,fy 14, lx 7 Af' Il! Government Representative J '- ,by V fl lg Student Government Alternate 33 ff 1, if lf! f ' Secretary 25 Scarlet and Gray Bas- ' V ketball 3, Girls' Leaders Club 3, 45 Polaris Business Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Journ- l Business Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Sec- etary 15 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 5 Plays lg Dramatic Club lg A Cap- ella Choir 3, 4, Intramural Volley- l, 25 Freshman Attendant, Quill Scroll 4. 1 K .X JAMES HAYS 1232 - 16th St. N.W. ' - Classical ,ft A Cappella Choir 2,43, 4, Players 25 Dramatic Club 1, Chorus 1,-Gp- erenasoi, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3,1 4, Swing Band 3, .43 'Tl1espians'3, 45 Plays 2, 3. DAWN LEE HENTZEL 2112-32nd St. N. W. General A Cappella Choir 45 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Operetta 4. 115 ERLYN HERT 1517-18th St. N. W. Commercial , Student Government Alternate 1, In- PAUL B' HILKERI' tramural Basketball 1, 2, Polaris Bus- 902-16th St- N- W- iness Staff 3, A Cappella Choir 3, Classical 4, Chorus 1, 2, Senior Secretaries 4, Librarian 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4. JOAN HOFFMAN 2880 Sharon Road N. W. Classical Girls' Athletics 2, 3, Librarian 1, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Band 2, 33 Plays 3. 1 16 Journal Business Staff 4, Reserve Basketball 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing Band 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Tennis 1, Stage Crew 2, 3. ,--i, , Q , 5 , sf, .1 ,. 5 -11,441 LW.. LUANN HUFF 1255 Cottage Place N.W. Commercial Polaris Editorial Staff 4, Girls' Lead- ers Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, Scarlet and Gray Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ath- letics 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Ma- jorette 3, 4, Librarian 4, Senior Sec- retaries 4, National Honor Society 4. JO ANN HOEHN 3316 24th Street N. W. General ANGELA JACKSON 3753 Cleveland Ave. N. W. General Polaris Business Staff 3, A Cappell Choir 3, 4, Librarian 4, Dramat Club 1, F.T.A. 3, 4, N.F.L. 4, O eretta 3, 4. LINDA SUE JOHNSON 1434-15th St. N. W. Commercial Players 1, Thespians 2, 3, 4g Class Secretary 25 Majorette 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer Student Government 4g Student DAVE JOHNSON 1915-34th St. N. W. Geneml Go ernment Representative 1' Girls' WESLEY JACOBSON Student Government Alternate 15 Legders Club 4, Scarlct and Gray 1809 Cleveland Ave. N- W- Track 2, Athletic Manager 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1 2 3' Girls' Athletics 1 General Band 1' 2, 3, 45 Plays 25 Intramural Basket- ntramural Basketball 1. ball 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. RONALD B. JOLOVITZ 807-25th St. N. W. Classical N.F.L. 4. JOYCE M. KAST 2520 View Court N. IN. Classical WARREN JONES Intramural Basketball 2, 35 Chorus 1337 Woodward Place N. W. 1, 2, 3, F.T.A. 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. ' Clasxical ll7 EVA KAUFFMANN 3031 Market Ave. N.W, Classical Student Government Representative 45 Thespians 3, 45 Plays 15 Journal Editorial Staff 45 Intramural Basket- ball 2, 35 Baseball 3, 45 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 N.F.L. 2, 3, 45 Players 25 Na- tional Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll 4. li 3 5 ' WILLIAM KINSEY 232-33rd St. N. W. General Intramural Basketball 2, 4. 118 A EUGENIA KERN 1309 Fulton Road N. W. Classical Student Government Alternate 1, 2, 35 Scarlet and Gray Basketball 25 In- tramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 A Cap- pella Choir 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 Oper- etta 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Librarian 45 Girls' Leaders Club 45 Players 15 Dramatic Club 15 F.T.A. 3, 45 Plays 3. ANGELINE KLIDOS 1109-16th St. N. W. Commercial DONNA KERRY 1918-39th St. N. W. Commercial Football Attendant 35 A Ga1 Choir 3, 45 Librarian 45 Chorus 25 Operetta 3, 4. FRED KLINGAMAN 1440 Minerva Court N. W. General Reserve Football 15 Freshman ball 1. CAROL KLINGSTEDT 2760 Midvale Rd. Classical Student Government Representative 15 Intramural Basketball 1, 25 Journ- al Editorial Staff 45 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Players 1, 25 Dramatic Club 15 F. T. A. 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 Operet- ta 3, 45 Thespians 3, 45 National Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll 4. CAMILLA LAMIELL 530-22nd St. N. W. Classical Basketball 1, 25 Librarian 4. 1 DICK KOONS 1349-26th St. N. W. Classical Class President 25 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Reserve Basketball 15 Varsi- ty Football 3, 45 Intramural Basket- ball 15 Baseball 2, 3, 4. THOMAS LAJEUNESSE Hills and Dales Classical Varsity Golf 2, 3, 4. SANDRA J. LAZARUS 2134 University Drive Classical Journal Editorial Stall 45 Players 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 15 N.F.L. 25 Girls' Leaders Club 3, 45 Scarlet and Cray Basketball 35 Plays 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 35 Operetta 25 F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROL JOAN LEWIS 513-17th St. N. W. Commercial Chorus 1, 2, 3. JUDIE LICHTBLAU 1710 Vassar Ave. N. W. Classical National Honor Society 3, 45 Journal Editorial Staff 3, 45 Polaris Business Staff 35 Players 25 Thespians 3, 45 Dramatic Club 15 Class Secretary 4 5 Girls' Leaders Club 45 Scarlet and Gray Basketball 2, 35 Girls' Athletics 1, 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 35 Plays 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 35 F.T.A. 45 Quill and Scroll 4. FREDA S. MARAGAS 5335 Cleveland Ave. N. W. Classical Girls' Athletics 1, 2, 35 Student Gov- ernment Alternate 45 F.T.A. 4. 120 MARY JOAN LONG 2006-49th St. N. W. General A Cappella Choir 45 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Operetta 4. PEGGY MARTELET 1220-17th St. N. W. KAY MANNE. '- 347-19th St. N. W. Classical Student Government Alternate 45 Operetta 2, 3, 45 Chorus l, 25 Girls' Athletics 2, 35 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Players 3, 4. Classical Girls' Athletics 15 Intramural Bas- JANET ELEANOR MELDRUM ketball 1, 25 F.T.A. 45 Dramatic 1504 Shorb Ave. N. W. Club 1. Classical Chorus 1, 2, 35 Librarian 4. BILL MEOLA 2018-38th St. N. W. General al Basketball lg Varsity Bas- tball 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 1, 25 arsity Football 4, Baseball 3, 4. JAMES MERRYMAN 1924-32nd St. N .W. General Varsity Football 4. HARLEY MILLER 212-35th St. N. W. Classical Business Staff 3, 45 N.F.L. , 2, 3, 45 Thespians 3, 4-3 Polaris usiness Staff 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 5 Plays 2, 3, ig Players 2. MARILYN ANN MILLER 1402-44th St. N. W. Commercial Girls' Athletics 25 Intramural Bas- ketball 2g Polaris Business Staff 3. PATRICIA MEYERS 1320-14th St. N. W. Classical Student Government Representative 4, Student Government Alternate 25 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 35 Chorus 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 45 Class Secretary 3, A Cappella Choir 4, Operetta 4. 'lyk - W4 N J' I 201, MARK A. MILLER 422-22nd St. N. W. Technical Athletic Manager 2, Chorus 1, 2 Operetta 1. l2l POLLY ANN MINER 1029-23rd St. N. W. Commercial Student Government Representative 35 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Polaris Business Staff 45 Class Treas- urer 3g Chorus 1, 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 45 Senior Secretaries 4. JO ELAINE MORLEDGE 1206-15th St. N. W. General Girls' Athletics 1, 2, 3, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Librarian 4. 122 JUDY A. MOOCK 3505 Croydon Road N. W. General Student Government Alternate 4 5 In- FRANK MOORE tramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Polaris Avondale Business Staff 3, 4, Journal Business , Classzcal Staff 3' 45 Dramatic Club 1' Student Government Vice President NANCY MORRIS 1425-17th St. N. W. Classical N.F.L. 45 F.T.A. 43 National Honor Society 4. K 1 X PAULINE MCAFEE 1135-15th St. N. W. Classical ANN MCABEE Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 1523 Cottage Place N. W. OPCTCWZ 25 Chorus 1: 2- Claxsical Athletics lg Student Govern- ment Representative 45 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Intramural Basketball l, 3, 4, Polaris Editorial Staff 43 Business Staff 3, Chorus 1, 23 and Scroll 4g Thespians 43 35 Dramatic Club 1, Operetta 2, 3, 4 5 National Honor Society 4. BETTY ELAINE McCOY 227-34th Sr. N. W. Classical Girls, Athletics 1, Intramural Bas- 1, 2, 3, 45 Plays lg Polaris Business Staff 3, 4, Dramatic Club 13 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Operetta 25 F.T.A. 4- JOHN MCMILLEN 1701 Frazer Ave. N. W. Classical N.F.L. 1, 2, 3, 45 Projector Operator 1, 2, 3, 4. JEAN ANN MCCAIN 3901 Market Ave. N. W. Classical Girls' Athletics 1, 2, Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Govern- ment Representative 2, Football At- tendant 4g A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Operetta 2, 3, 45 Players 2, 3, 43 Plays 2 5 Dramatic Club lg Girls' Leaders Club 45 F.T.A. 45 Chorus 1, 2. JIM NEWTON 526 Alta Place N. W. General Reserve Basketball 25 Freshman Foot- ball 1. 123 SUSAN OSTERHOLM 318-34th St. N. W. Classical Girls' Athletics 1, 2, 3, 45 Scarlet and Gray Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 In- tramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Journ- al Business Staff 3, 45 Polaris Business Staff 35 Girls' Leaders Club 3,' 45 Chorus 2, 35 Players 3, 4 5 Librarian 45 Operetta 25 F.T.A. 45 Plays 2. ' ff' E .qi X N37 ,A . z, 5. E is Q A, A 1,3 I 1 ,ms 1.-eng. I ,.,. i, .E .V . f f fl: 1, ., '2lif,jfl..L,-.,LL.,..g f, ' 'iff 1f.,. . .... . 'fTfVf'- 1 .f 'L i'Ssa l f 5 A 1 B 5 WA sas. Q riffs' M ' M fs: N lg i il' , , V ,Z we , I , W .iw f' 0 i. .atm xi ,a..f',. sssifas i.-3 -1-1 1 . ROBERT OWENS 1216 Cottage Place N. W. General Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. MARY LOU PETERS 723-21st St. N. W. Classical F.T.A. 45 Journal Editorial Staff 3, 45 Polaris Business Staff 3, 45 Intra- mural Basketball 25 Quill and Scroll 45 Thespians 45 Dramatic Club 15 Players 35 Chorus 35 Librarian 4. 124 ROSE MARIE PIERO 1129-18th St. N. W. Classical Intramural Basketball l, 25 A Cap- pella Choir 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 Op- eretta 3, 45 F. T. A. 4. I fi fy I2 K, 5 PETER PATERSON 1 2015 Myrtle Ave. N.W. Classical Student Government Representatis, 35 Student Government Alternate 25 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 45 Operel ta 1, 2, 3, 45 Thespians 3, 45 Drt matic Club 15 Players 35 Chorus CAROL PLUMMER 1234 Louisiana Ave. N. W. Commercial Scarlet and Gray Basketball 35 In- tramural Basketball 1, 2, 35 Senior Secretaries 45 Dramatic Club 15 Chorus l, 2, 35 Librarian 4. 1 BARBARA RAIKIN 315-16th St. N. W. Classical Journal Editorial Staff 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 25 A Cappella Choir 13, 45 Operetta 2, 3, 45 Librarian 45 Chorus 1, 2,5 F.T.A. 3, 4. a WILLARD READER 1404 Perkins Court N. W. Classical Polaris Editorial Staff 45 Tennis 4. SARA ELIZABETH RAMSEY 1326-37th St. N. W. Classical Dramatic Club 15 Players 2, 3, 45 Librarian 45 F.T.A. 4. BARBARA RICE 518 Alta Place N. W. Classical A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 Librarian 4. MARY RAMSAY 1326-37th St. N W Commercial PAULA LEE RINGLE 3100 Overbrook Court N W Chorus 1, 2. General MARGE ROHRBAUGH 818-25th St. N. W. Commercial Girls' Athletics 25 Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 35 Senior Secretaries 4. JOSEPH SALIMBENI 1500 Shorb Ave. N. W. Commercial Stage Crew 45 Band 4. 126 LAVERNA RUSSELL 1314 Oxford Ave. N. W. Commercial Girls' Athletics 1, 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Secre- taries 45 Majorette 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 15 Scarlet and Gray Basketball, 3, 4' BETTE SAMMET 3803 Cleveland Ave. N. W. Commercial Polaris Business Staff 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Dramatic Club 15 Class Treasurer 25 Girls' Leaders Club 3, 45 Student Government Representa- tive 35 Girls' Athletics 1, 2, 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 Operetta 2, 3, 45 Librarian 4. is vi if Q 'Q 45 K4 1 JUNE ANN SAKEL ' 3320 Cleveland Ave. N. W. Classical Polaris Business Staff 3, 45 Journa- Business Staff 3, 45 Players 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 15 Girls' Leaders Clul 3, 45 Plays 1, 2, 35 Intramural Bas ketball 1, 2, 3, 45 F. T. A. 45 Foot- ball Attendant 2. Q 5 Q Q ? KAY SCHUBACH 141-35th St. N. W. Classical Journal Business Staff 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Chorus 45 Class Treas- urer 45 Girls' Leaders Club 3, 45 Librarian 45 F.T.A. 45 Football Queen 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. 1 STEPHEN W. SCHUMAN 120-35th St. N. W. Classical tudent Government Alternate 25 Re- erve Basketball 25 Intramural Bas- ,etball 1, 2, 45 Journal Business Staff 2, 3, 4, Polaris Business Staff 35 Varsity Golf 2, 3, 4. MAROL J EAN SI-IENGLE 1339 McGregor Ave. N. W. Commercial Operetta 25 Chorus 2. SHIRLEY SEEFONG 2429 42nd Street N. W. General MELVIN SIGURDSEN 715 Newton Ave. N. W. General EARL R. SHAF F ER 1240 Oxford Ave. N. W. Technical Orchestra 2, 35 Band 2, 3, 4 5 Nation al Honor Society 4. ELLIOTT L. SMITH 1554 - 25th St. N. W. Classical Journal Editorial Staff 3, 4 5 Plays Intramural Basketball 3, 4. l27 R., . BETTY M. SNOOK 3503-38th St. N. W. Classical Student Government Representative 35 Chorus 1, 35 Intramural Basket- ball l, 2, 35 Girls' Athletics 1, 35 A Cappella Choir 4-5 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 3, 43 F.T.A. 2, 3, 4g Orches- tra 1, 2, 33 Operetta 4. F-fe VIRGINIA ANN SPITLER 1130 - 17th St. N. W. Classical Polaris Business Staff 3, 45 A Cap- pella Choir 3 g Chorus 1, 2 3 Intramur- al Basketball 3, 4, Operetta 3. 128 NANCY SNUGGS 1917 Myrtle Ave. N. W. Classical Intramural Basketball 1, 2 3 A Cap pella Choir 3, 45 Chorus l, 25 Operet- fa 2, 3, 4. - ,125 I V w is - U i' 1 E GLORIA STITELER 2897 Sharon Road N. W. Classical Girls' Leaders Club 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 45 Chorus 3, Librarian 2, 33 Operetta 3, 4. PATRICIA SPECK 1024-44-th St. N. W. Commercial Librarian 45 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Se Secretaries 4. DON SUE 2752 Cleveland Ave. N. W. Technical Class Vice President lg Student ernment Representative l, 2 3 Football 3, 4, Reserve Football 1 Track 1, 2. DAVE SWEANEY 1260 Cottage Place N. W. General l SHIRLEY SWAUGER Reserve Football 25 Intramural Bas- 3819 Steese Ave. N. W. ketball 2, 3, 45 Chorus 35 Cheerlead- Geneml er 45 Baseball 45 Athletic Manager x Q AGNES TOLIN 2232 Geltz Court N. W. Commercial Intramural Basketball 35 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Librarian 45 F.T.A. 4. 35 Boys' Leaders Club 4. JOHN TOROK 1319 Worley Ave. N. W. General Varsity Football 3, 45 Reserve Foot- ball 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Re serve Basketball 2 5 Intramural Basket ball 15 Baseball 3, 4. DONNA M. THOMAS 2407 Lakeside Ave. N. W General BOB VAN DYKE 836 Auburn Place N. W. Technical Stage Crew 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3 A, , . 1+ We was R ii? ia Q i 53' 9 su I , 5 V f,z,.ig5z wf1 . ' K l, l . t -asm 1 .1 PM , 3545 T ff' ,, ,fs-M . ..., few, -if-,l..,,.,.,xr1.vf. ifq: :'ig'laff.2',S':,,,:v -'z ' 2' .1zs,gf1r5E? ' WW , 1 1 , . 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Commercial journal Editorial Staff 45 Polaris Business Staff 35 Thespians 3, 45 Dramatic Club 15 N.F.L. 2, 3, 45 Chorus 15 Intramural Basketball 25 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Student Government Representa- tive 15 Student Government Alternate 35 Players 25 Librarian 45 National Honor Society 4. MARY R. WENDLING 404-19th St. N. W. Classical Librarian 4. JAMES M. WESTLAKE 1344 Logan Ave. N. W. Classical Reserve Football 2, 3, Varsity Foot- ball 4, Varsity Golf 2, 3, 4. NANCY WITH 1226 Fulton Rd. N. W. Classical Basketball l, 2, 3, Softball 15 Chorus 1, 3. MARGIE WILSON 3741 Yale Ave. N. W. Commercial DALE E. WISE 1433-14th St. N. W. General Orchestra 2, Swing Band 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3. , RICHARD K. YANT 1222 Ridge Rd. N. W. Classical Class President 1, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Track l, 25 Reserve Foot- ball lg Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Chorus lg Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Reserve Basketball l, 25 Student Government Representative l 5 Operetta 25 A Cap- pella Choir 1, 2. BILL YINGLING 5022 Meadow Lane N. W. Technical Intramural Basketball 1, 25 Reserve Football 2. 131 sie .1,:.4ffn . 11, , W , 15551, fi sf. . 1 E iii Q5 MARJORIE YOUNG 1601 - 19th st., N.W. Classical Intramural Basketball 1, 2s A Cap pella Choir 3, 45 Operetta. 3, Chorus 1, 23 F.T.A. 3, 4. SANDRA DICKSON 1411 - l6th St., N.W. General 45 A Cappella Choir 3, Journal Staff 35 Chorus 1, 2g Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3. l32 BETTY LOU ZIMMER PAUL J. ZIMMEK 1622 - 38th St., N.W. 1340 McGregor Ave., N.W. Commercial Classical Journal Editorial Staff 45 Baseball Queen, Mary Alice Smith and at- tendant Nancy Conley Jo .rem 12113011 --' , 'ra Q 'if Z l Eva , Jay 53113 AGU 'nan el' II: ,H ' ar. O nethohw Soy Ce Susan S annie Kem- 'Egbevx ye Swain Tea Gkbxsgw GasH?' W S Q Y- C Larihggtty NYC 0 Thoipfffargravfs J. H be 9 -v .Bob Arnolgn QVC, Nr 3 'VJ Mama J Judy Fultz. Dick Y ant 0 0' 411 5a AICC eww Je CQ Oz O06 Shirley Swauger, Pau- dge JO 5' kay J 6 la Rmgle, Susan Brog O den, Barbara Raikin, fl- 6 Lf Af 8 t e,ry19.f1,Q3. 1.3516 80611. . 'WJ to-6,5 Betty McCoy, Susan ek fa Osterholm. SWG 61915 , 009' 6 1 Y,0b B20 1 Sane 'bg CX960 wr' 5 '5 X61 inuixs Vee N1 0 x OYGBXVSQ an Ps 100 8.0 yalh gob xg Sus wc ' 'WO ' hi' . Sgsteibouo I To the following PATRONS and to the ADVERTISERS without whose cooperation there could have been no POLARIS go the sincere appreciation of the POLARIS Staff of 1952. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Allman Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Altschuler Lynn Anderson Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Anderson Dr. and Mrs. L. F. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Dode Arnold Mr. and Mrs. John Baker Mr. and Mrs. A. Barth Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Beck Mr. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Blau and Mrs. R. L. Bowen Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Bowlus Leonard W. Brehm Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Breting and Mrs. W. E. Brewer and Mrs. C. A. Brogden and Mrs. James Bumpas Mr. Mr Mr. Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr Mr. and Mrs Mr Mr. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs E. L. Casey . George W. Casper w. J. olaain and Mrs. Claude L. Clark and Mrs. . C. B. Coen Herman Colaner and Mrs. Arthur W. Conley . Herbert Cox . R. E. Croasdaile Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Dickerhoof Mrs. R. L. Dillon Mr. and Mrs .Emanuel Elite Mr. and Mrs. William F. Engle Mr. and Mrs. Alex F. Esber Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr Mr l34 and Mrs. and Mrs George Esber Paul F. Evans Randolph R. Fawcett Paul F ouch Mr and Mrs. W. D. Frederick Mr and Mrs. F. H. Geisler Mr and Mrs. T. V. Gibbs Dr. and Mrs. Emerson Gillespie Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd O. Goudy Mr and Mrs. F. L. Greene Mr. and Mrs. Martin Greene Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Grifiiths Mr. and Mrs. A. Groves Mr and Mrs. N. E. Guest Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Hargraves Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Harmon Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hecht Mrs. Lititia Heggy Dr. and Mrs. D. G. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hert Mr and Mrs. O. Horger Mr and Mrs. L. E. Huff Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Hyde Mr and Mrs. George E. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Johnson Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kast Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Dr. Mr. Dr. Dr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs and Mrs. T. S. Klinedinst and Mrs. and Mrs H. O. Klingstedt Paul Koons and Mrs. A. F . Kring and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. M. H. Kuhl Sidney Larson A. F. Lawrence Leslie L. Lawrence A. A. Lichtblau R. W. Loichot . L. L. Loxley . K. A. Manne . R. H. Marriott Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. R. M. McAbee A. W. McConkey William B. Meola Harry L. Meyers . E. Miner Harold M. Moock Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Morrow J. S. Nupuf H. E. Olson Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Orrell Mr. and Mrs . R. W. Osterholm Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Owens Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . P. C. Paterson Robert W. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Atlee W. Piero 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. E. Piero Paul L. Ringle H. F. Rhodes Carl Roshong William A. Sammet M. R. Schneider Joseph Schubach K. A. Spitler Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Stein Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Sweeney L. L. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Tolles Mr. and Mrs. John Torok Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Troxler Herbert B. Van Almen George O. Walker Howard B. Weaver K. W. Yant W. P. Yingling A Peggy and Beverly sampling Minute Maid Compliments to the Class of 1952 G CANTON PROVISION COMPANY CANTON, OHIO Compliments Of Canton Forge Division FORD MOTOR CO. Mr. Smith Giving jean a hair out Congratulations to the - CLASS OF 1952 A SMITH BEAUTY SALON 1419 CLEVELAND AVE., N. W. C. M. Smith Dial 26166 W. A. KARLOWSKY PAINT 81 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 LESS wt' ,figllfwze if vim ' , 9 fer f .ie , , g s frsfsffvfvgmezwy,.N - ag . f - I 1 if r Regular Sixth Period Lunch Patrons of 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 Arlene and Donna Trying a New Royal BENSON,S ROYAL TYPEWRITERS We Sell, Rent and Repair All Makes BENSON TYPEWRITER CO. 336 4th STREET, N. W. CANTON, OHIO Phone: 27206 Congratulations Class of '52 Laverne and Diane in the Record Shoppe 'loci ll be e532 NASH RAMBLER COUNTRY CLUB HARDTOP CONVERTIBLE BOWLUS NASH, Inc. 925 Cleveland N. W Robert and james Say- Just one word from us . . . It's the fellow who looks successful who usual- ly makes the grade! llQlYwfamCcx 312-324 Market Ave., N. CANTON 2, OHIO v CARL F. 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And While dishonesty can creep into government, the secret ballot is the one sure Way honest citizens can stamp it out. Communists would be delighted to see the secret ballot eliminated. Their kind of government doesn't succeed unless they can tell you how to vote. And after all, communism offers only one party to vote for! We in America must make many sacrifices to combat Communist ambition. But one thing we must never sacrifice is the priceless right to think and vote according to our consciences. Nor must we ever give up any of the rights that keep this country free and independent. TRADE-MARK REG. U. B. PAT. OFF- THE TIMKEN ROLLER BEARING COMPANY The right to work shall not be abridged or made impotent O F C Artists in Photography to ll Point of Excellence f k ' ,-'- X fx gg fm: ,ix I s dxf? . Y ft 'i f , f Elly 6th St. at McKinley - N. W. AN 'I'ON Compliments of THE GIBBS MANUFACTURING COMPANY CANTON, OHIO HARVARD CLOTHING Get the Best get COMPANY Sealtest F ine Clvfhing and THE SANITARY MILK Co Furni-Wings 801 Cherry Avenue, N. E. For Young Men THE CANTON REPOSITORY Congratulates THE 1952 GRADUATING CLASS OF LEHMAN HIGH SCHOOL and wishes all Success to its members Best Wishes to T1-11: CLASS OF 1952 T . Schneider Lumber Cor 3 W lllIEflIE11,Ef!1E.lE5'lE.EIEhEElIIE:fE5iIEIHEE E'L:ELfEII1El51E:NEW 5TH STREET AND B. Bt 0. R. R. SOUTHWEST CANTON. OHIO To the Students Of Lehman High our Very Best Wishes 059 THE M. CONLEY CO Shirley and Virginia in the Record Shoppe DIAMONDS - WATCHES - SILVER FINE JEWELRY HILLMAN'S Congratulations to Class of 1952 China - Gifts - Glassware - Appliances Congratulations from YOUR AMOCO DEALER THURIN'S HOME FURNISHINGS 524 Market Avenue, N. TI-IURIN Your reliable guide to style and quality in home furnishings gm- 5.2 1 -.N f , X ' A . . -' - f if - Works like a charm 0 Mel'o makes all washing easier- dainty garments, family laundry- clothes come aut cleaner, whiter, sweeter. Saves work. Easy on hands. At all grocers. , QEVQ Pciilllldllnrldljgfsg-lzl3f1l4c.l:E Mu b me 53 Mello a e y im makers nt ll sni-flush :xr-:::. THURIN'S HOUSE OF MODERN HYGIENIC PRODUCT CO 137 Sixth Street, N. E. Canton, Ohio It's easy to make sundaes and sodas at home Bette and Peggy lovking fvf fl 'ww fllfing Coat with a handy, economical half gallon of BORDENIS in your freezer. STARK'S There's a BORDEN dealer near you. CANTON - MASSILLON Farah? ALLIANCE f s! X X , 1 ff , . A Yi- -V 5 :- ' VKX do l 1d T-e-A- the worId's H e your oysteri of e inatelephone K Mlllllllw -if -in - DvANoeMux1 10 ' xtiitiim MN 2 wif S - 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 jiily. John Torok finds this new detergent manufactured by THE CLIMALENE COMPANY leaves his sweater soft and shining clean, while Susie Osterholm, left, and Jean Ann VIcCain, right discover SPIN is swell for making soiled sox or sports scarves look like new again. SPIN is now available in convenient measured amounts or the new large economy size package. Compliments of FLOWERS ' ' ' F or all FINNEVS SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Cut.Rate D1-ug Store CANTON FLOWER SHOP 415 MARKET AVENUE, NORTH CANTON, OHIO Dial 64501 L. F. Yarger J. C. Syler Congratulations to the Class of 1952 JOHN GASSER jeweler Expert Watch Repairing Complete Line of Jewelry 118- 2nd STREET, S. E. Phone: 2-3204 Pat and Linda admiring a new Philco INTERNATIONAL VIDEO, INC. Television - Radio - Sales - Service RCA - CAPEHART - PHILCO - ZENITH RAYTHEON - OLYMPIC Any Make Car Radio Repairing 1410 - 7th St. N. W. Canton, Ohio Phone 29109 - 24988 Compliments Of SUE MING THE A. C. EYNON RESTAURANT PLUMBING CO., INC. 1102 Market AVC., N. CEstablished 1888j ENGINEERS - CONTRACTORS A N T H O N Y Plumbing, Heating, Ventilating I I I B I I D U H and Air Conditioning Dial 45153 For Appointment Phone 3-5403 230 CLEVELAND AVE., N. W. 236 WALNUT AVENUE, N- E- 1 49 Custom Tailor Compliments l of POORMAN AIRCRAFT SERVICE Martin Field Compliments Of THE CITIZENS SAVINGS 8: LOAN CO. - Home Ojioe -- On the Square, Canton, Ohio - Branch Ojioe - North Canton, Ohio Compliments Compliments of PETERS ICING of and FLOWER CO. 201 CHERRY AVENUE, N. E. FURNITURE SHOP PE Compliments Of Open Evenings CRYSTAL PARK MARKET 4630 - Cleveland Ave., North p, Low Prices Everyday DE LUXE MARKET Headquarters for FINE FOODS at MONEY SAVING PRICES Eat Better for Less mv ,QHAMPS Football Co-Captains Hargraves and Arnold W - R SPORTS, INC. St Frances Hotel Bldg Phone 3 4769 KONKEDS Fountain Service -- Ice Cream Patent Medicines - School Supplies Magazines 12th and SHORB, N. W. Dial 4-0300 CITY BLUE PRINT SERVICE 524-528 4th St., N. W. Phone 68164 H. J. Deal H. G. Shrake Homework mm e EASY! The l1omemaker's job is easier today than ever before in history- thanks to electric help- ers like the clothes washer and dryer, the dishwasher, the auto- matic electric range. Cheaper than the old way, too! nu OHIO PowER'c- 212 SECOND STREET, N. W Mr. Gale fitting fean with new pair of WHITE BUCKS QL D G and M QUALITY FOODS FANCY MEATS, GROCERIES and PRODUCE 1709 ARNOLD AVENUE, N. W Phone: 4-2768 GERRY SCHRATZ, Proprietor CANTON,S DEPENDABLE JEWELERS for 42 YEARS Ojicial Lehman jewelry ,z ' f , mu' 'z 4 Esmausnen l9l0 we losrusc. fr. s. BEST WISHES to the CLASS of '52 JOHN'S RESTAURANT 2741 CLEVELAND AVENUE, N. W. Construction started on a New Hanger at the Canton-Akron Airport TOWNE CONSTRUCTION CO. 2502-8th St. N. E. CANTON, OHIO Prom Queen Dick and her and Flowers Bob we . 'Speesu .... just To Remznd You . . . Whether is a single flower or 2, basket full. Arg the best pretzels anyone ever ate Whether for Gladness or for Sadness and WE DESIGN TO PLEASE Made RIGHT in Canton by GEL'I'Z'S FLOWERS HALTER'S PRETZELS, INC Cleveland Avenue At 22nd N. W. 1277 DUEBER AVENUE, 5- W- Congratulations to the Class of '52 J. L. ARNOLD se SONS Founded 1889 CARL P. ARNOLD HERMAN A. ARNOLD 817 MARKET AVENUE, E. T. CUSACK, INC. jeweler and Diamond Merchant 211 THIRD STREET, N. W. CANTON, OHIO Phone: 35207 NICHOLAS jean, Mary Alice, Carolyn and Rose INSURANCE AGENCY mary having a Sundae f1fHeggy'S General Insurance CONGRATULATIONS TO THE and Bonds CLASS OF '52 2539 CLEVELAND AVE., N. W. CANTON, OHIO HEGGY NUT SHOPPE Phone: 46135 West Tuscarawas CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1952 Of LEHMAN HIGH SCHOOL Co-Captains Moore and Meola City Champion Basketball Team CANTON'S LEADING ATHLETIC LEMMON'S SUPER MARKETS Top Quality M eats, Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables OPEN 7 DAYS GOODS DEALERS EACH WEEK 134 SECOND STREET, S. E. A. Caddie Studer Walter Studer Compliments Of JOHN C. CLAYPOOL ii? FULTON DRUGS Complete Service 25th STREET and FULTON ROAD, N. W. Phone: 6-4-581 Pontius Insurance Agency, Inc 526 - 4th St., N. W. Phone 35545 Compliments to the Class of '52 BOOTH HARDWARE ISU- Uri- 'Al OPI: IN BOTTLES Congratulations To Lehman High School Students The ECIIDSC Electne Co. N Do It Electrically 209-11 2nd STREET, N. E. CANTON, OHIO Supplying Canton's Electrical Needs For Over 33 Years TELEVISION - APPLIANCES - FIXTURES WIRING - SUPPLIES Telephone: 594-95 A. S. KOENREICH TO EACH OF YOU GRADUATES May each added Year of your Life increased with xuccess and contentment. mf.2EeUs?fzs45ea. I ON METHODS NEMA : DIAMONDS WATCHES CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES If eff - arena-.. be The House of Fine Diamonds JEWELRY SILVERWARE Smileyls Body and Paint Shop R. A. SMILEY, Proprietor Dial 50707 1429 WOODLAND AVENUE, N. W. Damaged Car Rebuilders Expert Auto Refinishing Body, Top and Fender Repairing 2You'LL ses. rr ev 'rua ' worzx we we ,K Do My ,.- I, alll' THE' sf-Q5-2-1-vi-if' 'll w H ':z'i':':7 -A? 5 gg LOCAL 'mAmzw.nKs, lm. R. REIMER Plumbing and Heating Phone 5-7672 2-3266 3823 Cleveland Ave., N. W. CANTON 9, OHIO 157 Carol, Pat and Marlene shopping SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 Quality jewelry BEITER SL SON Canton's Fine Jewelers - Since 1929 130 CLEVELAND AVE., N. W. Gene Showing Maxine a New Sax GREEN'S MUSIC STORE Music and Musical Instruments 0 Conn Band Instruments U Epiphone Guitars U Leedy Drum Equipment 0 Excelsior Accordions 124 CLEVELAND AVENUE, S. W. Phone: 43522 Compliments Of BELL DRY CLEANING Main Ojice and Plant 1267 DUEBER AVENUE, S. W. Dial 26208 Stores At: 408 McKINLEY, N. W. 1408 HARRISON AVENUE, S. W. Complete Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service Business runs smoother . . . . . . on carbon interleaved, snap-apart forms. Ask us for assistance in converting your present forrns to this new style or take advantage of this local source of supply when reordering any one-time carbon forrns you are now using. THE RESERVE PRINTING CO Manufacturers of E-Z-OUT CARBOSETS Modern Interleaved Carbon Forms Betty, Susie and jean Ann choosing a new cosmetic CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1952 MARKET HEIGHTS PHARMACY Fourth Period in the Cafeteria SN YDERS POTATO CHIPS Distributed by CHIPS ENTERPRISES FAME PENN LAUNDRY Launderers - Dry Cleaners 809-813 MARION AVENUE, S. W. Phone: 67288 GOLF at Tam O'Shanter 36 BENT HOLES GREEN S I x EXPERTLY MAINTAINED Nationally Advertised Equipment Sold RATES REASONABLE There is Health in Every Drop CANTON PURE MILK CO. Complete Line of Dairy Products Phone: 5-5274 EXCLUSIVE INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS Auto - Bonds - Disability - Fire Liability - Life P. C. ROWLAND AGENCY 618 PEOPLES BANK BLDG. Phones: 3-3997 - 36056 It's a pleasure, I insure you. WORTH C. MYERS CO. 965 CLEVELAND AVENUE, N. Canton's Store of Quality FURNITURE - TELEVISION - APPLIANCEI PIANOS - CARPETING l Phone: 68344 l Open Evenings CONGRATULATIONS ALL GOOD WISHES THE D DGERS'Nlll.al.nE D c:AMs:ANY' COMPLETE MAH. ADVERTISING A Quarter-Century of Service Multigraphing - Printing Addressing - Mailing 335 SECOND STREET, N. W. FINDLAYS Self-Service 5c to 81.00 Store 3526 Cleveland Avenue, N. W. Store Hours - 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. UNLIMITED PARKING Flowers by FROHME'S 1419 CLEVELAND AVENUE, N. W. Where Parking is a Pleasure Drive-In Phone: 2-650' HOME OF LEHMAN BASKETBALL TEAMS Construction by THE MELBOURNE BROS. CONSTRUCTION CO. CANTON, OHIO MOTHER'S French Pastry Shop We Make Our Own ICE CREAM AND PASTRIES Hilscher-Clarke Electric Co. Electrical Contractors 519 4-th STREET, N. W. CANTON 3, OHIO Congratulations to the Graduates of 1952 TERMINEX CO. of OHIO 130 - 12th Street N. W. CANTON, OHIO Kobaclteris . . . Extends Sincere Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1952 . and Wishes Each Graduate a Life Full of Success and Happiness CHILDREN'S AND INF ANT'S WEAR LADIES' WEAR - TAILORING DRESSMAKING THE STYLE SHOP 2745 Cleveland Ave., N. W. Phone 6-64-52 Mrs. Charles Christu , Prop. Congratulations to the Class of 1952 NEFF -WYLES LOCKER CO. Refrigerated Locker Service and Food Market 413-415 13th STREET, N. W. Phone: 3-0800 ESSIG'S HARDWARE PAINT - GLASS - CONFECTIONS Phone 4-6061 3778 Cleveland Ave., N. W. CANTON 3, OHIO . ,. 1 PINE LANE NURSERY P I' ' i f 9 F. A. Dray, Owner IT PAYS TO BUY QUALITY Garden Supplies - Evergreens - Shrubs - Trees - Lawn seed - Dutch Bulbs - Peat Moss - Humus - Fertilizer Roses CALL 4-7390 CANTON - ALLIANCE ROAD On Rt. 62 - W mile East of Martin Field Visit our furniture - REFURNISHING, REPAIRING COMPLIMENTS CLEANING DEPARTMENT at of a CANTON STORAGE, INC. CHERRY and FRIEND FOURTH ST., N. E. Phone: 5-5291 NORMAN DRUG Better and Fresher Vegetables- FREE DELIVERY WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS Phone 42890 1201 Fulton Rd., N. w. McCUE'S SUPER MARKET Cor. 25th STREET and FULTON ROAD, N. W. Compliments of THE IDEAL FURNITURE CO. 400 MARKET AVENUE, N. Phone: 59401 Congratulations to the Class of 1952 FLANAGAN SL NIST PAINT CO. Canton,s Complete Paint Stores 5th and McKinley, N. W. 2747 Cleveland Ave., N. W. v.s-'f'- . ,jlfx A ,1.A Q, if 0 LEHMAN - EMBLEMS C tb lls e 1 50 I 1 00 fb Pins - Brac lets 5 Foo a - K yS is from S . N ,, o S4. : ' gig E Ax .. I I I lllllforcls IH Q ww-mnu5c..n.4 www 2155-,N F'7!?' .,,, . 3461 sm Compliments of 30TH STREET CAMERA SHOP 30th STREET DAIRY AND LUNCHEONETTE DAI R Y QUEEN Compliments Of THE INTERSTATE SASH AND DOOR CO. CANTON, OHIO CLEVELAND, OHIO Congratulations Class of 1952 THB 2108 W. Tusc. Phone 39334 CANTON, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1952 THE ELMER R. STAU AGENCY General Insurance DT 822 First National Bank Building CANTON, OHIO Phone: 7705 Engine Q Sperialists since I9I5 . Y , I A A X A :Ji 5 ' 'iff A Home of WORLD'S LARGEST MANUFACTURER Specializing exclusively in the design and construction of water-cooled, high-speed, heavy-duty, internal combustion engines. 3-500 H. P. GAS, GASOLINE, DIESEL HERCULES MOTORS CORPORATION, Canton, Ohio Robin, Ann and Dave buying some Quality Milk CONGRATULATIONS TO , ia ,nyu Jade, CLASS OF '52 from QUALITY DAIRY Dial 5-94-11 222 Chicago Place ,N. W. CANTON, OHIO 416 MARKET, NORTH Phone: 44584 Larry operating the band saw Compliments of McCAIN LUMBER 1549 MARKET AVENUE, S. Phone: 4--4-445 PROTECTION Against Any I nsurable Risk- Anywhere B. E. FROEHDE General Insurance Agency Phone: 2-0904- 31 1-12-13 First National Bank Bldg. All Kinds of New and Used Industrial Electrical Equipment Kramer Motors Incorporated Cars STUDEBAKER Trucks Complete Service 1701-11 TUSCARAWAS ST., WEST Phone: 39108--Louisville 2957 Exclusive Distributors SMITH - CORONA TYPEWRITER and MODERN REPAIR SHOP 13 N . . R. C. ALLEN Adding Machmea J CO' CalCulatOI'S and Cash Register: 825 Navarre Rd., S. W. 166 Phone 594-21 All Makes of Portable Typewriters Stebbins Business Machines Co. 331 Tuscarawas Street, West Dia1,5-5901 Canton. Ohio -1 7 -Y Chevrolet Headquarters Since 1914 EWING CHEVROLET CO. CARS-929-41 Cleveland Ave., N. W. TRUCKS-914-30 Mckinley Ave., N. W. Dial 4-5 141 Stark C ounty's Largest Dealer Congratulations to the Class of 1952 ECONOMY WALL PAPER CO. 225 East Tuscarawas SPRED SATIN NU-ENAMEL Compliments of THE STALEY AGENCY CO. GLENN A. STALEY INSURANCE MELLETT BUILDING CANTON, OHIO Phone: 6-8209 'now has been to a fine product! Now Sani-Flush is freshly fragrant. A delightful fragrance selected by women themselves, it refreshes, then dl ppears . . . leaving the bathroom atmosphere clean and inviting. Assur- ing the same crystal cleaning result as always, Sani-Flush disinfects as t removes ugly stains where germs and a cause of odors lurk. Sold every- where. I -Huff Saniilasll ff saw.: tune' Wm, A' X 1' lined Housekeeping dummies mf' 'J W' in the familiar yellow NOW FRESHLY FRAGRANT Hygienic Product Co. Canton, Ohio , E so Bob, fudy, Don, Carol an 3 1 3 1 d Helen stop Harley likes that good in for Refreshments Hol-Guems milk ns and Best Wishes C on gratulatio to the Class of 1952 HOL-GUERNS DAIRY SCC You Af The 'AW 3400 CLEVELAND AVENUE, N. AVALON DRIVE-INS Phone: 6-7904- For a single accessory, or a complete costume . . . your fashion-search always ends wisely in the up-to-date departments at ,R V N Q5 ' REGULAR GRADE, NX QM xi RIGHT FROM THE START RL HOMOGENIZED, X' soF-KuRn OR nw, R Q - E GOLDEN GUERNSEY BE A SUPERIOR 5 CUSTOMER +R Phone 74515 SUPERIOR DAIRY, Inc. STERN and MANN'S RICHVILLE RD. 168 I l real fruit taste ? I' Bife-leyi J Non-eovbonated Orange Drink Ill Canton Bottling Co. Bottlers of Quality C. B. FLAVORS Betty enjoying a bottle of Bire-ley's Congratulations to the cum of 1952 from THE MAHONEY SASH SL DOOR CO. Virginia and Luann shopping for a new formal 1908 MAHONINGQ ROAD, N. E. C0m11limenff Of BON MARCHE Phone: 50353 4-21 North Market BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '52 INTER-CITY COACH LINES, INC. Congratulations to Lehman High School Students OHIO BATTERY SL IGNITION CO. 831-35 MARKET AVENUE, N. - CANTON, OHIO BRANCHES: COSHOCTON, OHIO - ALLIANCE, OHIO Distributors Quality Automotive Parts and Equipment Nancy and Robin have their cleaning done at fig anion Laundry QZQCIQGDIDQ Co. 319 NINTH STREET. S. W. - DIAL 6-1188 Best Wishes For Success to the Class of 1952 RICHARD E. CROASDAILE AND COMPANY 1110 HARTER BANK BUILDING Insurance Service CONGRATULATIONS to the C lass of 1952 KEMPTHORN MOTORS, INC. 14-49 Cleveland Avenue, N. W. CANTON 3, OHIO Harry selling Ann and jeannie a cake STEINECK'S BAKERY 1105 WHIPPLE ROAD, N. W. CANTON, OHIO I t's Fresher from S teineek's Compliments of THE LIVINGSTON FURNITURE CO. 300 Market Ave., N. CANTON, OHIO Betty Broucher Oscar Hilkert BROCKHILL MEN,S WEAR 111 COURT AVENUE, N. W. St. Francis Hotel Bldg. Compliments of DON JOHNSTONS FLOWERS THE JEWEL BOX Finest jewelry Dial 6-7353 Onesto Hotel Bldg. 221 - 5th St., N. W. 171 2nd and CLEVELAND, N' W' Flowers Wired Anywhere, Anytime HG. R EBLICK 2, SON 2140 AISQUITH STREET BALTIMQRE, MARYLAND 'ik' 'Af ik iff ii? 'nfl' 12' 12? il, if? if 'Cz ik 'A' ir 19: if 'A' ik ii? Q ik ik 'A' Sf? 'ff 1? 'fr 1? 'ft' PRINTERS-LITI-IOGRAPHERS TO SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES EVERYWHERE ?'zodaeew af YOUR I952 YEARBOOK I gl , ,L , V73 ,.., ,,s,,,f5.,, 5 L13 ,AV 3: fL.uQC N,L Q! X fbiu-11 Aff? L ,746 Lk 1' I ,...,. 44 .. C- 1 -M,1,1,a,f'1, Q.4b,Q'Q .0 X 2 i- Nw f w1WfwgmfQflb2'2vf?f Rf