Malvern High School - Hornet Yearbook (Malvern, OH)

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TH E QW Publi Shed by The S631'1i01j CLQSS DEDICHTIUH p l l N To our first grade teacher, Miss Laura E. Creighton, in appreciation of the kind and earnest assistance she has given our school and our community, we, The Senior Class of Malvern High School dedicate this 49'er. 5 UEDIUHTIUH We, the Senior Class of Malvern High School, co-dedicate our Annual to these people who, through their sacrifices, sympathetic understanding, and guidance, have made possible the c mpletion of our high school education: MR. MR. MR. M . M . MRS. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. M . MR. MR. ' MR. MR. MR. MR. and and and and and MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS ARTHUR BAUGHMAN MILTON BAXTER LEE BECKLEY DEWEY BRECKENRIDGE EARL BURFORD SUSAN CASALE and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS. MRS MRS MRS MRS THOMAS OHIURCO PHILIP COLOMBO CLARENCE DECKMAN GLENN FALLOT ANDREW GALAY HARVEY GEIOER, SR. DONALD OOTSOHALL LLOYD GREEN KENNETH HACKATHORN CHARLES HARSH, SR. WILLARD HUBBARD OBIE JENKINS, SR. JOH KLOTZ HOWARD LAUENER JAM S MARKINO, SR. M . MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. DR. MR. MR. MRS. MR. MRS. MR. MR. MR. MR. and MRS. JOHN WILLIAMS and MRS. JAMES MARMO D. H. MQCOLLISTER and MRS WILLIAM NEWSOM and MRS WALTER PARISO and MRS WAYNE PENICK and MRS PETE PIETRAFESE and MRS JOHN RANDALL and MRS DEAN RENNIE and MRS JOSEPH ROMANO and MRS FRANCIS SCHAFER and MRS CARL SCHMIDT and MRS CARL SNIVELY and MRS JOSEPH STIRES and MRS HOWARD SWINEHARP and MRS, ELMER M. TEETS MARGIE THOMAS and MRS. WARREN TRUSSELL H LEN TUCCI and MRS. LAWRENCE WALTERS and MRS. ALFRED WHITTINGTON and MRS. IvOR WILLIAMS HUHH HIHTEH BUHHU UF EDUCHTIUH 5 UEHRBUUH STHFF Editors - in - Chief Literary Editor . . Photography Editor . Sports Editorr . . Business Manager . . Sales Manager . Activity Editor . . Arganizations Editor ANNUAL STAFF . . . . Harold Moore and Nancy Stires . . . . . . . . . Annie Green . Dorothy Rennie . Carlan Walters . Thames Deckman . . Don Snively . . Doris Marmo . Gary Lauener 6 -5313-m'?'1 . f.1-w-'Tiffx 't 3 . 1NC -.'..,.c-gg.. N, f :4'lf:J 'L'1-JCI. ' f ,511 Mfg :5 v -. A-Eff H lu '1.- -.. an-j 1-Q-Nqw..-. F V ' ..n1fif?5-5-Eg-fglilff L-- r.S':f9'fff.-'J'f ' . iv?-fzfif' ' 5-f .-Q-5 ,. . '1'nf7:?r? 4. -... ULTY Supt. Elmer M. Teets Wilmington College - B. S. in Ed. University of Cincinnati - M. A. John T. Gidley, Class Advisor Kent State University - B. S. in Ed. Botto Row, left to right: Esther C1 eaverg Laura Creightong Mayme Williams: Irene Lovyg Wilma Loobyg Nina Maple. T o op Row. John Thompsong Helen Dewell. BLANCHE AYERS HELEN E. GEORGE Kent State U. Muskingum College Ed B A. Bu Sn in .0 G. DAVID FTRM K. S. U. Ba so in Ed. CATHERINE DRAKE Ohio University B. A. HELEN ROMANO Kent State U. B. A. KATHLEEN PRETTY LETHA G. TEETS Wilmington College Ohio University B. A. and B. S. B. S. in Ed. ' Kno picture availablej FRANCES B. SMITH JOHN H NDERSON KENNETH STONE Youngstown College Mount Union B. S. in Ed. B. A. 9 Quav1 e'H'e y1N-U9 ' he .3 ,fme STY get I5 fbvfgcm 'Y .9 0 Abi Chee r1eaJevs Hill Sgclbjf H cr, ' x 3 Vwfqngf, ,si - V ' 5 w ,' g'-IP!! U' . .f -I 1 Mi x ,. A , ..,2gmWM. X10 QC-thin 2 1 ,, M .,.A .P.....--T i 1 H bulk, ?f Oh.. The Gang, fig fats., ,f -- ,..L- V E IORS CARLAH WALTERS Class President HAROLD MOORE Vice President THOMAS DECKMAN Treasurer ANNIE GREEN Secretary WILLIAM PIETRAFESE Sgt. at Arms 12 MERLE BAUGHMAN KNTH RINE BAXTER CARMALEITA BURFORD it MARIA CASALE LUCILLE CHIURICO ffm ROSEMARY COLOMBO 15 BETTY GALAY ,WT ...qi asf ,gif sikfws t' .Mfg xi? ' H .. T 'f ' ' - , - 0 , , -f. 77372 - . new - - C , A W : J-,.j. . R QUT jikwmi , ga, W' 45, XQgl,'iy53f,i3',is 1 J ..,LJ ',,1,?,?s1f' LI L R . F' 1 -fkflf' Z I Jjfg., W ,553 X gk 1, O A ' f .5 - W , L,L, K . - ,wig f . HARVEY GEIGER ROBERT HACKAT HORN KENNETH GIER FRANK G OT SC HALL CHARLES HARSH 14 BETTY HUBBARD OBIE JENKINS DOR IS KLO TZ war GARY LAUENER JAMES MAPKINO, JR. DORIS MARMO l 5 MYRTLE MCCOLLIS TER JOHN NEWSOM JAMES NICHOLS WILLIAM PARISO PAUL PENICK CONNIE RANDAL 16 DOROTHY RENNIE Salutatorian RALPH ROMANO ELLEN SCHAEFFER JANE SCHMIUDT DON SNIVELY NANCY STIRES 17 CLARA SWINEHART MARY LOU TH OMAS DONALD WI-IITT INGT ON WILLTAN TRUSSELL ANNA LEE TEETS Valedict orian DAVID WILLIAMS 18 JOSEPH TUCC I DONALD W ILLIAMS CLHSS HISTURU Sept. 1937--Our first day of school. teachers. Miss Creighton and Miss Lappin were our first 1958--Second grade. Miss Dewell and Miss Lappin were our beloved teachers. Our class roll was swelled Hubbard, Charles Harsh, 1939--The year of 1940--Upstairs to by the addition of Dorothy Rennie, Myrtle McCollister, Betty and Gary Lauener. Kate Baxter moved away. third grade studies, with Miss Rohrer as our new teacher. the fourth grade and Miss Helen Ayres as our instructor. Mmxle McCollister took leave of our class but Doris Klotz made up for the loss. 1941--CarmahHta.Burford and Annie Green joined us for the fifth year of our ed- ucation. Miss Kuder took over the task of trying to improve our mentality. 1942--Miss Motter and the sixth grade. We added Kenny Gier during this year but lost two girls, namely, Annie Green and Clara Swinehart. 1945--Seventh grade and the high school building. The class was divided into two groups with Mrs. Tests and Mrs. Whittacre as home room teachers. 1944--The worst class in school were now eighth graders with Miss Schambra and Mrs. Pretty in charge of our name reams. 1945--At last, High School and the ninth grade. Mrs. Pretty and Mrs. Rdmano had charge of the freshies Cusl. Glen Rist, a member of our class, was drowned during the sum er preceeding our entrance into High School. Annie Green and Clara Swinehart came back to us, along with a new member, Harvey Geiger. Harvey cameto us from waynesburg. 1946--Class rings and the 10th grade. Boys under the guidance of Mr. Rice while the girls were in Miss George's home room. 1947--Juniors at last. Miss Helen George was our able class advisor. We sold magazines and sponsored two class plays. The first, The Ghost House was directed by Mrs. Teets, and the other, The Bright Penny by Mrs. Helen Romano. May l, 1947 was one of the most important days in our school life, it was the day of the Junior-Senior Prom. Our class roll was swelled by the addition of Merle Baughman and Jhn Nichols Our class prexy Ronnie Bixler moved to Robertsville so Don Snively was elevated to the post of President. 19 CLHSS llllll The SENIOR CLASS of Malvern High School, having finally reached the day when it must leave the portals of M. H. S. bequeaths to the school as a whole, the following: FIRST, its love for the faculty. SECOND, its wholehearted support of all activities. THIRD, its good will and pepability. To the Juniors it leaves: first, its place in the study hallg second its brok- en apparatus in the physics laboratory, third, its unsurpassed dignity and quietness. To the Sophies it wills its studiousness and its good looks. To the Freshies it leaves its good behavior. INDIVIDUAL M MBERS OF THE CLASS HAVING UNIQUE GIFTS WITH WHICH THEY ARE GENEROUS LEAVE THE FOLLOWING BEQUEATHS2 Carmaleita Burford, her big blue eyes to Shirley Gier. Merle Baugh an, her ability to wear slacks to Astrid Wingerter. Katherine Baxter, her piano playing ability to Rose Mary Stoltz. Maria Casale, her ability to settle down so soon to Mary Facchini. Lucy Churico, her love of yellow convertibles to Margie Casper. Rose Mary Colombo, her boy friend in every port to Patty Randall. 'Pam Deckman, his desire to use his dad's car to Doc. Bordner. Betty Galay, her way with the boys to Dolores Reed. Harvey Geiger, his ability to get his homework done free to Bert Mackey. Frank Gotschall, his wavey hair to Mike Marmo. Annie Green, her ability to grow up to Norman Reed. Robert Hackathorn, his love of lrabbitl hunting to Clarence Martin. Charles Harsh, his ability to get the car any time to Wade Green. Betty Hubbard, her ability to deliver milk early to Eddie Uycich. Obie Jenkins, his love of music to his brother, Marvin. Doris Klotz, her giggling to Leah Mae Dutenhaver. Gary Lauener, his ability to get along with girls to Don Cooper. James Markino, his special cue stick to Dick Deckman. Doris Marmo, her desire to travel around the world to Dorothy Casper. 20 Myrtle McCollister, her quietness to Twila Unkefer. Harold Moore, his ability to never drive under 50 to Valoise Crowl. John Newsome, his basehorn playing ability to Florence Williams. James Nichols, his gum-chewing habit to Paul Adkins. Bill Pariso, his ability to miss school so much to Doris Evans. Paul Penick, his ability to get out of school first to Norman Reed. Bill Pietrafese, his charm to Dale Fritchley. Connie Randall, her love for make-up to Donna Berry. Dorothy Rennie, her ability to stay awake in physics class to Astrid Wingerter. Ralph R mano, his love of Minerva girls to Doc. Bordner. Ellen Schafer, her love of sailors to Donna Thomas. Jane Schmidt, her ability to write shorthand to Margie Casper. Don Snively, his art of day-dreaming to Dick Deckman. Nancy Stires, her ability to use paints Knot lipstick! to Patty Randall. Clara Swinehart, love for her work at Isaly's to Twila Unkefer. Anna Lee Teets, her ability to get B in conduct to Leah Dutenhaver. Mary Lou Thomas, her love of Texas to Wilhelmina Newsome. Bill Trussell, his ability to go steady to Vallerie Kelley. Joe Tucci, his comb and wavy hair to Wade Green. Carlan Walters, his ability to always have something funny to say to Don Cooper Don Whittington, his love of all girls to Joe Musteric. Dave Williams, his ability to get kicked out of class to Paul Adkins. Don Williams, his love of peace and quiet on the farm to Donna Thomas. This final will and testament of the Class of '49 was made legal before SEYMORE and DOOLITTLE, Attorneys of Offense. Witnesses: G. I. Gossip Ima Talker I. Spred News. 21 This morning when I looked at myself in the mirror, I wondered if I had changed much in the ten years since my graduation from high school. Then I began to wonder if my classmates had changed much. Well, finally my thoughts gotthe better of me so I wrote a note to Harvey and left for dear old Malvern, Ohio. I decided that the best place to gather information would be the local doctor's home. After Doc Joe Stires retired Tom Deckman took over. Shirley invited me in, but said that Tom wouldn't be there for a while since he had been called to the hos- pital. It seems that John Newsome's atomic invention in his basement finally blew him into -- the hospital. While I waited I read the latest edition of the Moore Gazette.n The first thing that caught my eye was a picture under which was printed, nNurse Dorothy Rennie holds the nine pound baby boy of Connie and Jim Nichols.' On the next page was another picture of Dorothy, only this time it said Mr. and Mrs. D. Rennie finally announce the engagement of their daughter to Mr. Wayne Campbell. The wedding date will be as as possible. When'Tum came home he said he thought that John had learned his lesson. T m also said that Don Snively, the famous clarinet player, was in for a check up today. Since his marriage to Anna Lee he has been putting on weight, but Gary Lauener is still thin, since Leah Mae is more career minded that Anna Lee, who is a dietition. When I left, I saw that I needed gas so I stopped at Romano's. As Ralph filled up the tank, his wife, Kate Baxter, wiped the windshield. While I waited, a station wagon pulled up and I saw the editor Harold Moore, and his co-editor, and wife, Doddy sitting in the front seat. In the back was their copy boy, Harold Junior. I thought that they could give me more information, so I began making inquiries. I found that Ellen Schafer and her hubby, Chuck Harsh, had bought the Vandergrift Res- taurant and were now trying to keep waitresses. They also told me that Rose Mary Columbo likes sailors so well that she joined the Waves. Harold said that a recent crime wave had been broken up by two detectives. The detectives, Doris Klotz and Clara Swinehart, are still on their biggest job of all which was started ten years ago, trying to find a husband. I hadn't any lunch so I drove out to Cheyney's , but since Bill had married Viola the name was changed to nPietrafese and Cheyney.n While I was eat1ng,a fami- 22 ly of six came in. It was none other sons, a big job that she hired Carmaleita Burford, a private nurse, to take than Maria and her husband with their four Richard II, Richard III, Richard IV, and Henry. Maria said that she had such care of the kids. I asked Maria if she knew about the rest of our classmates and she told me that she stayed and married one of her that Mary Lou Thomas liked Texas so well aunt's cowhands. Her marriage broke Kenny Gier's heart so now Kenny is a confirmed bachelor and runs his father's farm. I read Maria's letter from Nancy, who is in Japan. She and her husband Windy are medical missionaries. They are having trouble because their ,children can't speak English. Maria's good friend, Lucy Chiurco, liked convertibles so well that she married one and its owner, Scotty. The Marshalls daughter, Doris Marmo, finally chased the grey Chevy to Waynesburg, and caught the driver. When the dinner was over we went I knew it could he none.other as vocalist. While sitting It seems that Frank and Donna upstairs to dance. When I heard the music than Obie Jenkins and his band with his wife, Juanita, out a dance, I talked to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gotschall. re-opened the Marshall filling station. They told us 1 ll that Dave Williams liked to drive other people s cars so well that he bought a U- Drive-Itn business and is doing fine driving all the cars. His cousin, Bob Hacka- thorn, bought a rabbit farm and the business multiplied so that he had to get a wife to help him. I found that one of the n49er'sn really climbed the ladder of success. Our little hookey player, Joe Tucci, is down in Mexico painting pictures. But Joe's greatest works will never be hung in the art galleries because they are on the desks in Malvern High School. Mr. and Mrs. James Markino are in the spaghetti business with his father. Bettylou can really sling the spaghetti ----- at Jhm. Playing pool finally got the better of Bill Pariso. He bought Hahn's pool room and spends his time playing pool. Well, Don Whittington and Paul Penick solved their problems all in one whackl They and their wives, Marilyn and Bernice, live in a double house in Mapleton so they can be nearer their jobs at East After the party I headed back Williams'. Merle goes everyday to By the way, the next time you are in as Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Geiger, better Canton. h me. I decided to stop off and see the watch Don practice with the Cleveland Indians. Cleveland, drop by and see us. We are listed known as Annie and Harveyl 25 Katherine Baxter Merle Baughman Carmaleita Bur ford Lucy Chiurco Maria Casale Rosemary Columbo Thdmas Deckman Kenny Gier Betty Galay Harvey Geiger Frank Gotschall A R A C T E R I GOES BY IS USUALLY SEEN Kate Merle Mop Juicy Wheel Decky Kenny Betty Cueball Smoky Annie Green Screwball Robert Hackathorn Rabbit Charles Harsh Betty Hubbard Obie Jenkins Doris Klotz Gary Lauener James Markino Doris Marmo Harold Moore Hop Betty Oboe Cornfield Bug Mert Doris Pemore at Ray's driving dancing in a convertible with Doris and Juicy with Grace s oking in Magnolia walking playing pool speeding talking hunting In a buick delivering milk Playing Husking corn flirting playing cards sober with Doddy Q! ........ 52195 ---El H11 Oh Ro 9 0 0 24 C H A SAYS Boy Oh, Annie Oh, shut up! aw 2391 2 4 Yea, Team! blankety blank Oh, Gee Whiz! nothing get out! heh, heh! dadghn'1t shut up Yoil little Ahhhh. keep smiling can I come up when he's away? let's check out huh! had plenty of roam WANTS TO be an old maid be a ccmptcmetrist be a nurse get married raise a family keep a fellow b a M D Join the navy be a secretary sleep go back to Bonnie get a date get Carrie's co- operation go with Lefty start a dairy be a band leader be an airline hostess be a wheel turn pro reduce be a mechanic QILIABAQIEBIEIIQE. 235323. Myrtle McCollis- Myrt and that's all ter John Newsome Newsbdmb eating a pencil William Pariso Willy in the press shop Paul Penick Nut behind the 8-ball William Pietrafes B111 with V1 Conra Randall Connie at Vandergr1ft's Dorothy Rennie Dorothy In front of her house Ralph Romano Bugdust at the Shell Sta- tion Ellen Schafer Lefty walking the streets Jane Schmidt Jane in her seat Nancy Stires Nancy flirting Donald Snively Don day dreaming Clara Swinehart Clara at Isaly's Anna Lee Teets Anna Lee Cheering Mary Lou Thomas Shoes quiet William Trussell Willy T With Shirley Joseph Tucci Tuci Talking Carlan Walters Mutt joking Don Whittington Whit loafing David Williams Dave in other people's cars Don Williams Skinny on patrol . 25 SAYS nothing Oh, no let's go many untruths big words Oh, gee whiz cut it out quit it right answers that's not right yes, yes, yes plenty Oh, Dear! nothing Yeah? most everything scoundrell get out Hi' Ya' Baby! let s get Rabbit O O a lot of WWNYWN I WANTS TO grow be a scientist get drivers license marry Bernice get Miss Drake's co- operation be a secretary raise Camels graduate keep him be a housewife be Abel be an orchestra put on weight be a dietician go to Texas get married go with Rosie make Alpha go with Dorothy slay the women play baseball leader f , I G 5 use Ab I .,,, QQ Q 2? I , I v 'SWT 4 f ll J f- gp ue? NN , I? 7? wa' r P 01 Game VW' 'Jfo ' I 73 1- QQ I iff! Y, . 1 ' ? I X as ,A 5 , N -ff? 2. X gh 'M j ., 1 7 ' ' 1 te W 3 X' -5 Q S , . . -4. gf gw'oy,,e- PM-iso 1.43.0 me X - GQW' M W Q Q ,Q 7' QA ' Q Q: wi 0 F4 A E. gf? yfk OVOTI, ' x Q1 lb. ' X Q1 Y R. 11,67 N gb, 'Also Hn Moo 'We 0, 9 - ' X , , 2 Xia Q N R X X if wg ji Vg. '73 r Q owe aw ' Q- Q M' Ho ij e AE fb P 4 'W '50 M ft f 7' 4: U gvgf R. 26 . Bob H. MOST PERFECT Crowning Glory Complexion . . Eyes . . . Nose . . Mouth . Build . Dimples . Sweetness . Charm . Brains . . . Disposition . Pep .... Voice . Laugh . Neatness . . A R E W E R Busiest girl . . Busiest boy . . Best looking girl . Best looking boy . Best athlete . . Biggest bluffer . Noisiest boy o 0 0 0 0 Quietest girl . Noisiest girl . Quietest boy .... Most ambitious senior Best student .... SENIOR GIRL I G H T O R A R E W E W R O N G? --The Editors . Astrid Wingerter . Don Whittington . Carrie Wadsworth . Dale Fritchley . Joe Tucci . . John Brothers . James Starkey . Annie Green . Dorothy Casper . Charles Harsh . . Jim Nichols . Ralph Romano MOST PERFECT SENIOR BOY Mary Lou Thomas Annie Green Rose Mary Colombo Anna Lee Teets Doris Klotz Rose Mary Colombo Merle Baughman Lucy Chiurco Nancy Stires Dorothy Rennie Carmaleita Burford Ellen Schafer Betty Galay Myrtle McCollister Clara Swinehart 27 Hair . . . .Frank Gotschall Eyelashes .Harvey Geiger Eyes . . . .Ralph Romano Shoulders .Jim Nichols Physique . .Tam Deckman Strength . . .Carlan Walters Smile . . .Jim Markino Courtesy . .Don Snively Originality .Harold Moore Brains . . .John Newsome Laugh . . .Bill Trussell Pep . .Gary Lauener Voice . .Bob Hackathorn Ability . .Paul Penick Neatness . . . .Joe Tucci M O S T P 0 P U L A R G I R L A N D B O Y Nancy Stires, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Stires, and Carlan Walters, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Walters, are honored as Malvern High Schoo1's most popular girl and boy of 1949. Nancy and Carlan were accorded this honor as a result of an election held by the staff of the 49'er. Each student purchasing an ANNUAL before March 7, 1949 was entitled to vote in the popularity contest. Both Nancy and Carlan are me bers of the class of 1949 and have been pr minent in school and class activities. 28 CLASSES Row Row Row Row Row JUHIUHS Clarence Martin: Marvin Jenkinsg Norman Reedg Twila Unkeferg Margie Casperg Doris Evansg Shirley Gier. Delores Reedg Leah Dutenhaverg Mary Facchinig Patty Randalg Rose Mary Stoltzg Astrid Wingerterg Donna Berry. Wilhelmina Newsameg Florence Williams: Valerie Kellyg Don a Sutherland Dorothy Casperg Donna Thqmasg Valoise Crowl. Paul Adkinsg Arthur Hooverg Eddit Uycich: Don Cooperg Michael Marmog Wade Greeng Joe Musteric. Dick Deckmang Bert Mackeyg Mrs. Kathleen Prettyg Dick Bordnerg Dale Fritchley. C L A S S S F F I C E R S President . . . . . . . . Richard Bordner Vice-President . . Leah Mae Dutenhaver Secretary . . . . . . . . Donna Sutherland Treasurer .......... Valoise Crowl Sgt. at Arms . . . . . . Dale Fritchley Class Advisor .... . Kathleen Pretty 50 Row Row Row Row Row SUPHUHIUHES 1 Pauline Hhbbardg Nonma Unkeferg Betty Lou Evansg Helen Simpsong Carl Gascong Rose Csutig Norma Louisg Barbara Brothers. Louise Wallace: Ruth Walkerg Mary Barrinog Delores Ristg Donna Marsha Shirley Smithg Jane Klotzf Jane Miller. Gail Adkinsg Dick Mooreg Viola Cheyneyg David Waltersg Joel Deckmang Glen Hoaglandg Morris Campbell. Bernice Kocherg Don Continig Ethan Mackey: David Stiresg Cyril Ebnerg James Starkeyg Mrs. Helen Romano. Wayne Russellg Bob Crowlg Jeff Miles: Wayne Benedict. C L A S S 0 F F I C E R S President . . . . David Walters Vice-President . . Rose Csuti Secretary . . . . Delores Pontones Treasurer . . . Cyril Ebner Sgt. at Arms . Class Advisor . 51 Glen Hoagland Helen Romano 11 Row Row Row Row Row FRESHHIEH George Brothersg James Weekleyg Mildred R istg Kathleen Guess, Betty Markinog Loretta Rayg Lillian Pearsong Rebecca Oliverg David Berry. David Casperg Glenwood Klotzg Stewart Unk Stofferg Eva Hodgeg Irene Gweeng Edith De Charles Crawfordg Bernice Rinehartg James Shirley Osslerg Rose Galayg Alpha Mayg Ca Steve Dennis: Richard Leydag Bob Nichols: Delores Van Meterg Rosemary Gramg Jack Ni Dean Crawfordg Don Crowlg Bonny Willia sg eferg Shirley Gamber, Joyce nnis. Castelluccig Shirley Hahn, rrie Wadsworthg Eddie Roach. Helen Facchinig Ada Newsome, gI'0o Jean Lovyg Betty Romano, Miss Catherine Drakeg John Geigerg Miss Helen Georgeg Jason Ludy, Harold Hoover. C L A S S O F F I C E President e on 0 0 Vice-President . . . S6CI'6ta1'y o o o o 0 i 0 0 0 Treasurer a o 0 0 0 0 l 0 Class Advisors . . 32 R S George Brothers Betty Markino Bernice Rinehart Bonnie Williams Helen George Catherine Drake EIBHTH GRHDE SEVENTH BRHDE 53 SHXTH GHHDE FWTH GHHDE 54 L ff ? Y ,iw ,, i FOURTH GHHDE 'HHHD GHHDE 55 SECUHU GHHDE HHST GHHDE 56 L 77 , , , ,, l ATHLETICS CHEEH LEHDEHS Dorothy Rennie, Doris Evans, Anna Lee Teets, Margaret Casper Rose Mary Col mbo, Valoise Crowl. Coach Henderson 58 FUUTBHLL Seated: Frank Pariano, Mgrg B111 Pietrafeseg B111 Trussell, Ralph Romano, Harold Mooreg Carlan Waltersg Don Whittingtong Frank Gotschall, James Weekley, Mgr. Row 1: Jrm Markinog Jeff Milesg Joel Deckmang Cyril Ebner, David Walters, David Stiresg Glen Hoaglandg Bob Crowlg Wayne Russell, T m Deckman Row 2: Mr. John Henderson, coach: Charles Crawford: Bob Nichols, Wade Greeng Joe Mustericg Dick Bordnerg Don Crowlg David Casper, Dick Moore. N S E A S O N MALVERN 6 GOSH N TWP. MALVERN 39 NORTH LIMA MALVERN 7 MIDVALE MALVERN O CARROLLTON MALVERN 27 NORTH JACKSON MALVERN O EAST SPARTA MALVERN 6 DENN.ST. MARY MALVERN 6 MINERVA MALVERN O WAYNESBURG 39 R E C O R D N BHSHETBHLL Kneeling: Michael Marmog Jeff Milesg B111 Trussellg Dick Deckmang James MALVERN MALVERN , MALVERN MALVERN MALVERN MALVERN MALVERN MALVERN MALVERN MALVERN MALVERN Markino. Standing: Mr. John Henderson, coachg Cyril Ebnerg Harvey Geigerg Joe Mustericg Thomas Deckmang David Casper, Mgr. SEASON BEQQBP. 45 PERRYSVILLE 24 26 ALUMNI 55 37 DELLROY 58 56 WAYNESBURG 50 58 EAST SPARTA 48 55 AUGUSTA 59 54 CARROLLTON 53 45 DOVER ST. J. 59 48 SH RRODSVILLE 50 48 MIN RVA 77 41 MAGNOLIA 57 2.233 MALVERN 37 MALVERN 49 MALVERN 42 MALVERN 72 MALVERN 59 MALVERN 42 MALVERN 46 MALVERN 52 MALVERN 45 MALVERN 35 MALVERN 55 MALVERN 44 MALVERN 41 2.52222 SH RRODSVILLE 58 PERRYSVILLE 21 40 DENN1soN PERRYSVILLE DOVER sm . J. DELLROY ALUMNI AUGUSTA WAYNESBURG HINERVA ' SHERRODSVILLE DENNISON MAGNOLIA JUHIUH VHHSHU Kneeling Standing: Kneeling: Standing: John Geiger, Don Cooper, Don Crowl, David Berry. Mr. John Henderson KCoachJ, Michael Marmo, Jeff Miles, Dick Deckman, Bill Trussell, Charles Crawford, Casper. Dave Joel Deckman,lCoachJ5 Blanche Pontones, Margaret Gordon, Joanne Guess, CCheerleaders3 Emil Gascon, CMgr.J. Donald Bendetta, Joe Burkes, Bill Gordon, Shelly Walker, Clifford Gooding, Ulysee Beltcher, Bobby Joe Maske, Jackie Russell, Sam Berry. JUHIUH HI H O M E C O M I N G Q U E E N Pictured,surrounded by her Court,is the Homec ming Queen, Nancy Stires. Miss Stires is a member of the Senior Class. Members of the Court include Miss Lucy Chiurco, the Senior Attendantg Miss Dorothy Casper, of the Junior Classy Miss Delores Pontones, the So- phomore Attendantg and Miss Bernice Rinehart, of the Fresh an Class. Nancy Stires was elected Queen by a vote of the entire student- body of Malvern High School. 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L I 'f' '7 ,i4K'.'.:i, , -f 4,1 ::- ff - I 4 ACTIVITIE 'x ., . .Tw V BHHD TRUMPET Harold Moore, Rose Csuti, John Brothers, Jack Suther- SECTION land, Jack Nigro, Donna Berry, Gayle Lauener TROMBONES Louise Wallace, David Berry CGe1ger BASSES John News me, Patty Randal, Clifford Gooding, Harold HORNS Richard Moore, Bonnie Williams, Bob Crowl, Harold Hoover FLUTES James Starkey, Dolores Reed, Rose Mary Stoltz CLARINET Don Snively, Anna Lee Teets, Barbara Brothers, Marvin SECTION Jenkins, Kathleen Guess, Shirley Hahn, Julia Boice, Jane Marmo, Jane Miller, Margaret Gordon, Mildred Rist, Sara Lou Tests, Gloria Alt mare, Dorothy Rennie SAXAPHONE Gary Lauener, Obie Jenkins, Valoise Crowlf Leah Duten- SECTION haver, Jean Lovy, Don Cooper, Carl Gascon, Dick Deckman, Joanne Guess BARITONES Katherine Baxter, Wilhelmina Newsome KBrothers DRUM Arthur Hoover, Richard Starkey, James Weekley, George SECTION 44 GIRLS' UHUHUS Row 1: Row 2: Row 5: Row 1: Shirley Gamber, Loretta Ray, Rose Csuti, Nancy Stires, Betty Markino, Barbara Brothers, Lillian Pearson. Row 2: Jane Miller, Dorothy Rennie, Rebecca Oliver, Jane Klotz, Shirley mith, Louise Wallace. Row 5: Mr. Kenneth Stone, Annie Green. Betty Hubbard, Rose Csuti, Leah Dutenhaver, Nancy Stires, Barbara Brothers, Jane Miller. Donna Sutherland, Katherine Baxter, Delores Reed, Donna Berry, Jane Schmidt, Louise Wallace. Dorothy Casper, Miss Blanche Ayers, Annie Green. LIBHHRU 45 SEHIUR PLHU Seated: Lucy Chiurcog Nancy Stiresg Carmaleita Burfordg Anna Lee Teets, Dorothy Rennie. Standing: Carlan Waltersg Harvey Geiger: Annie Greeng Gary Lauenerg Harold Moore. SAE! Baldwin Bogue - a successful factory worker . . . Elsie Bogue - his devoted wife ....... . ' Susan Bogue - Their attractive young daughter . . Belva - maid at the Bogues' ........ . Mrs. Bertha Northrup - a friend of E1s1e's ..... Dolly Northrup - Bertha's precocious young daughter . Willie Sample - who suffers from an inferiority com- Harcourt Frayne - who has a very high opinion of gig? Lotta Lester - a character actress ....... silf Barker a detective 0 Q Q 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 s u T H E F A L S E A L A R M Director - Mr, John T. Giuley 46 Harold Moore Carmaleita Burford Nancy Stires Anna Lee Teets Dorothy Rennie Lucy Chiurco Carlan Walters Harvey Geiger Annie Green Gary Lauener JUHIUH PLHU I Seated: Valoise Crowlg Dorothy Casperg Mrs. Helen Romanog Dick Bordner, Dolores Reedg Mrs. Kathleen Pretty. Standing: Dale Fritchleyg Astrid Wingerterg Wade Greeng Donna Sutherland, Leah Mae Dutenhaverg Joe Mustericg Dora Dean - an orphan . . . . . Mrs. Sarah Dean - her aunt . . . Eugenia Dean - her daughter . . . Alice Dean - her other daughter . Howard Hastings - a neighbor . . Stephen Grey - El1e's brother . . Mrs. Louise Elliott - Howard's . sister Mrs. Leah - Housekeeper at the . Hasting's home Bridget- Servant at Locust Grove. Joey - the handyman . . . . . . . Uncle Nat Dean - From India . . . 225.5 EEA!! Doris Evans. 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Lumber, Bui1der's Supplies, Paints, Coal Phone 41-lL Malvern, Ohio TTI s h 1 I'8.lIl11'1 428 6th St , N W. a n t o , O h 1 o W A L , E M Photographic Craftsmanship o n e a n e s b u 2 4 N N I N G N O T S A L E S Sales and Service odge Plymouth Cars and True Waynesburg, Oh1o P o r t r a 1 t s C o m m e r c 1 a 1 K o d a k F 1 n 1 n g P 1 c t u r e F g T Z T H C A M E R A C n P h W y r g O 4 J E S I O R 52 Compliments of I C R A O R D Paper Hanging and Painting R A Y'S L U N C H Dealer in Wallpaoer and Paint Sundaes Sodas Ililkshakes Sandwiches and Dinners Phone 21 lL Malvern Ohio vm MAKE oUR owN ICE CREAM Box 596 Compliments of O Buzz int o Ray' s The Hornetys nest, Electrical Home Appliances Where after the games, Maher' Parts The Hornets rest ' Sales and Service Malvern Ohio 608 Valley St Minerva, Ohlo A U S E S Compliments of CONGRATULATES H A R T'S D R U G O TI-IE CLASS OF 1949 MALVERN OHIO MALVERN OHIO NAR ON L. WF C. C. C OK u ' 9 l KR I.G.A. ST RE 55 Compliments of Compliments of N C H L A C F C R A W welding and Custom Jork Picture lraming, Custom Woodforking Of all Kinds Bicycle Lawnmower Repairing Kiln bands a Specialty Phone 55 lL Malvern, Ohlo Phone 59 lL Malvern, Ohio IN1 Cmmhmmmsof S T A R C H A Our Specialty Spaghetti Television Naynesburg, Ohio Phone 69 OL lb Malvern, Ohio James larkino, Prop Compliments Compliments R L O C D A I R Y I U J E W E L Matches Dimnonds Complete Repair Dept Gifts for all Occasions Malvern Ohio Minerva Ohio 54 B E A A E Y III'IIIIIIIIIillllllllllllIIIRIIIIIIIIIIIIIII W E S T E N D W Home Cooked Meals R K E Y O R D Of Of W O K'S K A L V T'S R Y Compliments and Best Wishes H A R S H'S L U N C h Malvern, Ohio Operated by John Gwynn Newest StJ1es Finest Quality wallpaper and Palnts Painting R00flng Shinglesidino Coal Sand Gravel N Talvern, Ohio . - 0 - U, General Repair Work J O H 'S S E R V I .C E 55 S T A C K H O U S E L I B E R T Y A N D Electric Signaling Devices I D E N S 1924 - 1949 Flowers 25 Years of Dependable Signals For All 21 Years in Export Occasions Phong SSX Th6 Liberty Bell, Manufacturing Co. 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Of D T ' f 'O N I C L U B M A L V E R N - , M ' To L I T L E J O n , S T I A N D T ' 1 H'S G R R Y P A E L A I I K C O 1 O 61 O R M A N 114 S Darket Minerva Don and Helen Baker Compliments M A L V E R N R E C R E A I O N Compliments of I a n d e p r Malvern O B E Plwmbing n e r a A p p l Phone 60 lL and a 11 S O N'S Heating e c r 1 c c e R A L W omen's Aoparel Ohio I Minerva Ohio C U L F C 24 Hour Service Any Time y Place Phone 57 Minerva Ohio Compliments JOHN WEEKLEY CRAPLES P FSH Ohio Malvern Ohio Best Wishes B E R P Representatlve Malvern, Ohio Fann Bureau Insurance N D Y I N N P H C. S M I T H C O. . I St. A '- W . L. f , A B of T An C O R N E R C A F E V I C S S H O E S T O R E H L LAR 1 R a 1 1 g R R T Du Lo A 'L Y G e 1 E 1 t 1 n s Of - Co. 2 6 Malvern, Ohio Compliments of M I N E R V A M O T O R S A L E S C O X And B U R T S F I E L D Chrysler - Plymouth Lumber Co. 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ER IETY Wh s le 8a t 11 , , C ecti y T o -X 65 when in Carrollton B E L L'S S R V I a good place to eat 18 International Truck Sales And Servlce I S A L Y'S e s u 'On the Square E A S A 1 E D A I R Y o o d u c e n r s Pasteurized Dairy Products The Eyes press Our Own Ice Cream Printing Publishing Carrollton, Ohio Carrollton, Ohio Phone 165521 ' me Paper h Pictures V A L E S A S E - C E D o t o A P l y m o ' t h I Il Carrollton, Ohio 508 East Main St. Carrollton, Ohio P L W T V I W UG L k S 1 0 U S T A N D A R D 'TI Wit U 66 M. V. COURTRIGHT R SON R D D E A L E R 44 East Main Street Carrollton, Ohio Compliments M A N U F A C T U R I N G Phone 192 F R A BPD. FBI' E P R E Case Jameaway n e o t r c a 1 u i p m e n Carrollt on, Ohio P11036 941121 Carrollton, Ohio of N K . T T Y J. I. :: C A R R O L L T O N C O. 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Carrollton, Ohio Carrollton, Ohio A SAI, Cmmhmmmsof Dodge and Plymouth Cars V I R I I A R E S T A R A N T John Deere Machinery Phone 17 J Carrollton, Ohio Carrollton, Ohio PATTY BEL DRESS SHOP Compliments of Ladies' and Children's W A Y N S U R G C A R 20 Pub Square Carrollton, Ohio Waynesburg, Ohio Phone 48 Compliments of PIANOS RADIOS N E R V A D R Y, I N C J I S I H 0 P Walter Aohauer, Prop Cheese Butter Ice Cream Wholesale and Retail ' odern Muslcal erohandi 451 W Tusc Phone 226 Minerva, Ohio Phone 7458 Canton 2 Ohio T O I L I N S O N'S M O T O R E S G I T U - E B R I A G E C Q Ready - to - Wear uService Since l894n M I ' A I . C A I ' O N M U C S m P E 'M ' M sen , MINERVA FRED c. YODER MILLING COMPANY, INC. F 9 e d S2 for the Fertilizer Fence Poultry Supplies Phone8'7 Minerva 01110 Minerva Ohio ! Diamonds Watches Jewelry Silverware N-U-S-B-A-U-M-S Established 1910 105 Tuac. St, E, Canton, Ohio SWINEHART BODY SHOP Vic. Swlnehart , Prop . Phone 5682 Wayne sburg, Ohio V71 Compliments of I I G R O L E I N C ' ark County's argest Deal 929 41 Cleveland Ave , N W Dial 45141 Canton, Ohio I A R S a 416 Market Ave North, Canton, O Dial 59411 L B E R T H A R S H Insurance A ency 107 S Main St Phone 21 Minerva, Ohio 72 E W D C H E V T, . 'St L ern HSatisfaction Guaranteed Or Your Money Back' S E R O E B U C K nd C O. Serving Carrol - G R E E N'S M U S I C County Athletes D U M O N T'S Athletic 154 Second S Canton, Ohio Compliments of The Goods S T 0 R E 124 Cleveland Av S W Canton, Ohio H A R T E R I G Open Evenings Minerva, Ohio BARRY'S MUSIC Chas Gattuso, Mgr. 216 Market Ave S Dial 2 6907 Canton, Ohio O O I St. . E. M U S I C C E N T E R S N ' C O. O O K A I S E R: You are invited to investigate the advantages of our Sales as Service: careful service and high F R A Z E R quality products. A-A-A Day and Night Towing Lubrication - Simonizing - Tire and Battery Service Service on all makes of Cars S O H I O G A S a O I L F U R E Y M O T O R S M A L V E R N S E R V I C E N T E R R. L. Wood, Prop. Malvern, Ohio Malvern, Ohio Wrap Your Lunches Minerva Wax Paper s 1 They'1l Stay Fresh Longer Minerva Ohio in M I N E R V A W A X P A P E R C O. A S U N O C O D Y N A F U E L Delivers s oother knockless Power Than gasolines costing up to sd More per Gallon. T r y a T a n k I u 1 O R C H A R D H I L L S E R V I C E A. B. R E E D W. Lincoln Way Minerva, Ohio o m p 1 m e n n e s s h e L V E R N B 0 A C 1 t s A d B t W 1 s O f T h e M A S C H O O L R D 225 T O D P M K G L R E E M I 'S E R T'S B U R - R N'S D S U N O C O 552,525.52 S E R V. F A R M S T O R E H A R T D R U G STPOI E D I O J E W E L R Y Y G O O D S 75 You get better service On your car when you stop at T H O M P S O S Your friendly Sohio dealer Waynesburg, Ohio Merchant Millers Lumber R Building Material Magnolia, Ohio IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII A. R. E L S 0 N C O M P A o e 1 Waynesburg, Chio Compliments of Congratulations And Best Wishes o e a s ' W A Y N E S B U D R Y C L E A N I N G T H E C A N T O N H A R D W A R E C O Waynesburg, Ohio Canton, Ohio D I t E 1 c t r 1 c a 1 y : T H E O H I O P O W E R C O. T T h C 1 s O f 4 9 R G 76 +lLLEe THIS YEARBOOK PRINTED VELVATONE'-EXCLUSIVE KELLER REFINEMENT OF PHOTO-OFFSET gc BUFFALO


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