Malvern High School - Hornet Yearbook (Malvern, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1950 volume:

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There were four members in the first graduating class. I. E. Finefrock was the Superintendent. The corner stone of our next High School and Grade Building was laid August 7, 1891. VVilliam McKinley was the speaker for the occasion. Our High School obtained a First Grade Charter in the year 1902. The new High School building was erected in 1928. HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING w DEDICATIIIN S57 El' f We, the class of 1950, who are beginning our careers at the crossroads of the half century, dedicate this year book to all Alumni of Malvern High School who h these halls of learning CLASS or 1890- H. V. Buell I. E. Deckman I. A. Maurer Alice Prendergast CLASS OF 1891- L. D. Crissinger George Gudekoontz Minnie Hewitt Blanche Klotz Dell Klotz Isaac Knotts Iessie McCall Charley Newhon Anna Prendergast CLASS or 1892- john Crissinger Ollie Farber Adda Gudekoontz Homer Maurer Melvin Maurer Harvey McCall Ada Metz Lillie Wetzel CLASS OF 1893- Monica Davis Ross Mizer Bertha Richards Iva C. Roberts H. L. Ruff Roy Roberts CLASS or 1894- Leslie Bashaw George Knotts CLASS or 1895- Kathryn Alexander Frank Crumbecker Will Eckley Edgar Finefrock Theo. Hein Robert Hower Sadie Long Guy Perdue Harvey Perdue Tillie Rinehart Emmet Robertson Olive Tewel Chattie Wilson CLASS OF 1896- Charles Marshall Lulu Mizer Adda Newhon Edward Rhiel Abe Wyman CLASS OF 1897- Iessie Gween Nellie Prendergast Lizzie Smith Ralph Wilson CLASS OF 1898- Willard Baker Drusilla Creighton William Geiger Eva Hemming George Laubacher Charity Laubender Laura LeBeau Sarah Thompson Mellie Young CLASS OF 1899- james Cameron Waneta Dickey Winona Dickey Will Dietrich Ben Markling Olive Motz George Wadsworth CLASS OF 1900- Fred Buell Laura Creighton Caroline Fisher Hewitt Murdock Callie Smith Clara Weigand CLASS or 1901- Cora Davis Anna Gudekoontz Ben Laubacher Alpha Meyers Lizzie Smith Nellie Ullman CLASS OF 1902- Perry Crawford George Wynn ave preceded as throug CLASS or 1908- Thomas Creighton Bessie Graham Matilda Gween Coyla Laubender Verna Ulman Charles C. Wilson Effa Wilson CLASS or 1904- Charlie Fisher Earl Hay Corwin Sarbach Dora Whiteleather Pearl Whiteleather CLASS OF 1905- Cno record? CLASS OF 1906- John A. Dutenhaver Carl G. Dumbleton Leona Laubacher Lehmann Lautenschlager Fred S. McGee CLASS or 1907- Gretchen Deckman Iva Deckman Garnet French Foy Mizer Florence Robertson Maggie Stoltz Pearl Worley Margaret Yost CLASS or 1908 Cnonel CLASS or 1909- Mary Keffler Elizabeth Rukenbrod CLASS OF 1910- Marie Dietrich CLASS OF 1911- William Burwell Helen Eckley Harold Laubacher Ruth Smith Olen Woods h page two Green and White, 1950 CLASS OF 1912- Fred Deckman Homer Hagerman Louisa Keffler Bessie Mick Lena Rhiel Theodore Welley CLASS or' 1913- Viva Dumbleton John Foltz Creighton Gorrell Mary Hermann Ethel Kirkpatrick Margie Laubender Monica Markling Cora Scheidecker Lola Weigand CLASS OF 1914- Alice Creighton Beatrice Hermann Helen Motter George Stoltz CLASS or 1915- Flora Markling Paul Wilson CLASS OF 1916- joe Hermann Alice Keffler Horner Maurer Mary Rhiel Martin Rohrer Frank VVagner Roy Weldon K graduates of 3-year high schooll CLASS OF 1917- Estella Blatt Joseph Hermann Alice Keffler Homer Maurer Mary Rhiel Martin Rohrer Frank Wagner Roy Weldon fgraduates of 4-year high school, Malvern became a first grade high schooll CLASS OF 1918- Robert Beach Elizabeth Casper Mack Miller Helen Robertson Louise Thompson Green and VVhite, 1950 DEDICATIDN N 'l:l' f CLASS OF 1919- Allan Briggle Weaver Casper Herman Dieringer Erma Eckley Helen Gorrell Olive Patton Howard Robertson Helen Shaw Alta Williams CLASS or 1920- Cnonej CLASS or 1921- Charles Buck Lena Gamber Pauline Hermann Mabel Stackhouse Charles Taylor CLASS or 1922- Clarence Deckman Irene Ebner Bernice Everhart jay Foltz Chester Klotz Donald Lewis Mabel Moffett Bertha Schreiber Lois Thompson Mabel Weaver CLASS or 1923- Howard Baxter Myron Eckley Roxie Hole Forrest Klotz Nellie jones CLASS or 1924- Hilda Hewitt Emmett Hole Margaret Lewis Ray Logan Elizabeth Price Helen Ruff Mary Summers Vesta Warner CLASS or 1925- Elta Buell Cecil Calendine Emil Deckman Frank Krebs Mildred Schreiber Imogene Westlake CLASS or 1926- Helen Ayers Samuel Beach Eugene Booth Leah Casper Raymond Hoffee Adrian Ready Albert Wagoner Margaret Wilson CLASS OF 1927- Elizabeth Booth May Cornforth johnson Owens Kathryn Robertson Pauline Rohrer Lois Sarbach Helen Schreiber Kathryn Spratt CLASS or 1928- Kermit Aldridge Wilma Aldridge Dorothy Alexander Joseph -Artzner Sara Jane Cooper Nap Duell Miriam Geiger Clara Hiner Frank Matyas Victor Oliver Doris Ready Blanche Reed Gretchen Reynolds Cooper Rice Evelyn Rock Chase Walker Cecil Wilt CLASS OF 1929- Thelma Boice Leon Dorner james Foltz Gretchen Helmick Homer Koontz Dorothy Laubacher Vera McCort Joe Pietrafese Harry Reed ,losephine Rohrer Dolores Sarbach Loyal Stoffer CLASS OF 1930- Margaret Armstrong Stanley Barnhouse jack Darby Robert Kratz Earl Laubacher Frank Leyda Irene Maurer Ethel Mills Betty Reed Virginia Reed Howard Schreiber Frances Stevenson Robert Yockey CLASS OF 1931- Mary Aldridge Ralph Artzner Norman Boice Gail Burwell Robert Cooper Winona Duell John Ebner Pauline Foltz Herbert Jones Ernest Mark Harold McCort Elinor Pinnock Maurice Rennier Anna Robertson Richard Rohrer Mable Temple Marvin Wilt Harriet Worlock Anna Yant CLASS OF 1932- Cecil Artzncr Donald Borland Agnes Cooper Donald Cunningham Kathleen Darby Mary Elson Pauline Ceckler Dorothy Hiner Bernice Kocher Clarence Laubacher Lucille Laubacher Gertrude Leyda Eloise Lyons Margaret Ellen Reed Carl Sarbach Hugh Schreiber Clara Singer Clyde Totten Mary K. Wadsworth Francis VVilliains CLASS OF 1933- Francis Artzner Joe Barnhouse Emarene Cooper Eva Enoch Thelma Geiger June Hane Eugene Hurless Bernard Keffler Lcota Long DEDICATIIIN N 'D' f Frances Masters Sarah McCort James Nigro Dean Rock Wilbur Snode Marjorie Totten Roy Willis John Woods CLASS OF 1934- James Betzler Kenneth Currie Marguerite Darby Anna Calay Julius Crossi Beulah Hurless 'Nalter James Henry Krause John Laubacher Vivian Laubacher Charles McCort Henry Miell Katy Miell Robert Mills Frances Moore Mary Ostarchvic Marjorie Reed Ralph Rice Donald Rock Joe Schreiber VVarren Shorb Pete Stefkovits Velma VValker Dorothy Williams Roberta Yockey CLASS or 1935- Arnold Barnhouse Susan Beach Mary Borland Mitchell Brakus Kenneth Caldwell Marvin Casper Jack Dennison Helen Cecklcr Paul Laubaeher Helen Lewis Betty Leyda Emil Logan Edward Maurer Mildred Maurer Earl Mills Verna Muffley Charles Ossler Charles Pettit Helen Pikulik Theresa Pontones Frank Reed Howard Reed YVilliam Reed Joe Romano Vincent Savona Mary Kathryn Shory John Skridon Wendell Snode Carl Tucci William Wadsworth Jimmie Lou Wilcoxen CLASS or 1936- Robert B. Betzler Mary Jane Burwell Victor V. Carpino Mary Helen Congleton Joseph NV. Crowl Michael A. Calay Frances M. Hiner L. D. S. Klotz, Jr. Carl Krause Robert L. Leyda Ellen V. Murphy Joseph Niemiec Virginia O. Pettit E. Donald Robertson Lucy H. Romano Freda V. Savona Emma A. Smith Leota M. Stocker Chas. E. Tomlinson Lula E. Totten Marjorie I. Wallace Robert A. VVoods Herbert A. Yockey CLASS OF 1937- Omer Artzner Ernest Becknell Mildred Brakus Rita Casper Leora Cline Jean Darby Lucile Ebner Lilly Furraitti Helen Hahn Norma Hole Eleanor Keffler Ray Kocher Charles Kratz, Jr. Harriet Laubacher Miriam Laubacher Mary Louise Logan John Long Helen Miell Pauline Nigro Florence Reed Mary Reed Rita Rcnnier Martin Rohrer Mary Sarbach Lcota Seaburg Clen Stimmel Rosie Summers Verna Thompson Margaret Tucci Carl Walker VVayne VVillis page fgur Green and White CLASS OF 1938- Catherine Birney Mira Borland Donald Davis Mary Dolman Richard Foltz Edward Friedman Mary Agnes Friedman Edwin Hart Mary C. Laubacher Raymond Laubacher Grace Marchino Dorothy Pearson Billy Pettit Walter Pikulik Thomas Pinnock Lula Jean Pottorf Alvin Reed Lucile Richardson Helen Skridon Howard Smith Edgar Snode Lillian Walker VVilliam Worlock CLASS OF 1939- Helen Burwell Arthur Artzner Virginia Carpino Mary Castellucci Dorothy Champer Margaret Cline Frances Cozzoli Russell Crawford Chalmers Davis VVilliam Ebner Grace Gamber Irene Gamber Mary Grossi Joe Keftler Ida Laubacher Doris Lewis Steve Matyas Wilma Mills Frank Morris Stella Musteric Katharine Nigro Robert Oneacre Mable Pietrafese Vivian Plympton Rose Mary Pottorf Esther Reed VVayne Reed Dean Robertson Grace Rohrer Olympa Savona Kathryn Seaburg Ross Summers Inez Sutton Clyde Thompson Evelyn Thompson Bill Tucci Helen Wladsworth Green and White, 1950 llEllICATION N- l:l f Helen Waggener George Wingerter CLASS OF 1940- Herman Ackelson Velva Adkins Ruth Blackstone Lois Burns Betty Jane Burwell Jim Burwell Lavonne Burwell Virginia Buzzelli Bob Byers Vic Churico Pete Csuti Rose Domer Jim Ebner Cyril Gotschall Margaret Gould Frank Gunther Robert Hahn Herman Hudson Helen Keffler Glen Ludy Lenora Martin Dale Miller Joe Nigro Carl Oliver XVanda Patterson Evelyn Pettit Dora Pignotti Leo Pikulik Bernard Pontones Joe Pontones Myron Rice Donald Richards Clayton Stocker Bill Thompson John Wadsworth Mildred VVadsworth Madelvn Williams Hilda VVingerter CLASS OF 1941- Pauline Ackelson Zana Adams Jim Angeloni Esther Borland Bill Burns Pauline Burwell Albert Buzzelli Florence Campbell Pauline Carpino James Casper Gust Chiurco Mary Cinson Ann Cooper Marge Davidson Joe De Palmo Joan Ebner John Ebner Dick Gamber Theresa Greco Evelyn Grimm Jeanne Gunther Bernard Hoover Lester Jackson Eileen Kocher Kenneth Koontz Lawrence Laubacher Eileen Leyda Dick Mason Charles Marchino Mary Marmo Thomas McAdoo Kathleen Mills Joe Monroe Helen Musteric Eileen Pearson Ramon Pontones John Pottorf VValt Reed John Richardson Geneva Roberts Bill Rohrer Charles Romano Clara Schleis Ed Sutton Martha Thomas Bob Thompson Maxine Unkefer John Uycich Floyd Wallace Ella Mae VVilliamS Barbara VVilson CLASS OF 1942- Nova Adkins Freida Angeloni Laverne Blackstone Eileen Buck Richard Burwell Arthur T. Chiurco Evelyn Chiurco Barbara Codding Pauline Ebner Katherine Gamber Catherine Galay Archie Hutchison Betty Leyda James Lovy Ralph Martin John Mills Charles A. Pignotti Richard Pottorf Mary Schmidt Janice Strouble Ilene Summers Irene Summers Robert Tasker Lois Totten Betty Trussel Betty Unkefer Mary Uycich Lucy Van Meter Esther Ruth Wadswo rth page fwe Martha Wadsworth Luther Wilcoxen Harold Wingerter CLASS or 1943- Helen Brakus Betty jane Brinkman Irene Buck Betty Campbell Howard Caughman Marietta Chiurco Iosephine Greco Imogene Grimm Bill Hahn Joe Hiner Donald Hoover Ralph Kuhl Irene Laubacher Wanda Miller Myron Pearson Mary Recchio Alice Shmidt julia Steele Norma Stocker Betty Swisshelm Frances Thomas Betty Tucci Stanley Uycich Kate Williams Erma Wingerter Mary Yanovich CLASS OF 1944- Richard Alonzo Gladys Becknell Yola Buzzelli Helen Carpino Matilda Carroll Marie Casper Theresa Chiurco Ralph Ebner Cecelia Friedman Shirley Fulton julia Galay Dwight Gotschall Richard Gween Ioan Harsh Geraldine Hoover Betty James Margaret Iones Iames Leggett Theresa Marmo Angelo Markino Iohn Mustcric Matt Musteric Ida Nigro Anne Penick Albert Pignotti Anne Recchio Thelma Reed Ray Snyder Florence Thompson Mary Thompson Lois Wadsworth DEDICATIIIN N l:l' Mike Yanovich William Zartman CLASS OF 1945- Dorothy Ayers Sarah Birney Thomas Burwell Wayne Campbell Betty Casper Catherine Caughman Ida Chiurco Robert Dunlap Florence Gamber Walter Geiger Donald Hart Margaret Hoover Paul Klotz Theresa Laubacher Mary Marchino Marie Markino Nancy Markino Rosemary Marmo Jean Mills Mary Ann Richardson Raymond Russell Bruce Schmidt lane Stimmel Philip Thomas Dorothy Williams Thomas Wingerter CLASS OF 1946- Charles Brahler David Lee Burford Ernest Burkes Coralie Burns Tony Buzzelli Joe Casper Bernard Clough Velma Crawford Anna Csuti Grace De Palmo Sara Iane Ebner Earl Fritchley Doris Gascon Erma Jean Gascon Wanda Hawk Mildred Hoagland Dorothy Hoover jane Hutchison George Kajganic Arla Jean Kibler Dean Kocher Duane Edward Leggett Nova Jean Leggett Jackie Marshall Robert Miller Robert Muffly Donald Pearson Dina Pignotti Paul Pikulik Nancy Recchio Winston Smith Robert Stoltz Myra jo Thomas Margaret Unkefer Marjorie Unkefer Fred Wadsworth Freida Wallace Roland Williams CLASS or 1947- Donna Ackelson Helen Baughman john Birney Joe Burford Jean Campbell Joseph Casale Mary Champer Doris Contini Frank Csuti George Dominick Jean Fritchley Bernice Gamber Mary Geiger Betty Hole Lawrence Hubbard Bonnie Hudson Pete Kajganic Joe Keister Ovilla Kelley Blanche Leggett Betty Lewis Dick Logan Kathryn Markino Rose Ann Markino Dan Mason Melvin A. Maurer Iva Jane Pariso Iean Penick Arthur Pontones Flora Belle Pottorf Iohnny Reed David Russell Clarence Schmidt Nadine Stocker Gilda Thompson Vivian Webb Dick Zimmerman CLASS or 1948- Vera Baughman Bonnie Becknell Ruth Berry Paul Bortz Ina Ruth Brinkman Rosemary Burford Mable Burns Norman Burwell Mary Carpino Flora Casper Joe Chiavari Joe Colombo Frances Dominick Paul Dutenhaver Dorothy Ebner Ruth Evans page Lg-1x GT6611 and Whit? Helen Galay Vincent Greco Marion Klotz Richard Klotz VValter Knauff Donald Logan George Matyas June Martin Paschol Miles Charles Pearson Elias Pontones Doris Roberts Kathleen Russell YValter Summers Leah Thompson Donald Unkefer XValter Unkefer Geraldine Walker VValter XVarren Vernice Wilkens Frank Williams CLASS OF 1949- Merle Baughman Katherine Baxter James Birney Carmelita Burford Maria Casale Lucy Chiurco Rose Mary Colombo Tom Deckman Harvey Geiger IIEDICATIIIN N657 D'qwv1 Kenny Gier Frank Gotschall Annie Green VVm. Green Robert Hackathorne Charles Harsh Betty Hubbard Obie Jenkins Doris Klotz Gary Lauener James Markino Doris Marmo Harold Moore Jim Nichols John Newsome William Pariso Paul Penick XVm. Pietrafese Connie Randal Dorothy Rennie Ralph Romano Ellen Schaffer Jane Schmidt Nancy Stires Clara Swinehart Don Snively Anna Lee Teets Mary Lou Thomas WVm. Trussell Joe Tucci Carlan Walters Don Whittington Dave Williams QS Don Williams CLASS OF 1950- Paul E. Adkins, Jr. Donna Louise Berry Dorothy Ann Casper Margaret Ellen Casper Donald Russell Cooper Valoise Mae Crowl Richard Lee Deckman Leah Mae Dutenhaver Doris Virginia Evans Mary Facchini Dale R. Fritchley Shirley Ann Gier Robert XVade Green Arthur C. Hoover Marvin Lee Jenkins Vallerie C. Kelley Bert Lyle Mackey Michael Joseph Marmo Clarence Martin Joseph T. Musteric YVilhelmina Newsome Patty Joann Randal Norman L. Reed Rose Mary Stoltz Donna Mae Sutherland Donna Lee Thomas Twila May Unkefer Edward F. Uycich Florence Williams Barbara Astrid Wingerter Green and VVhite, 1950 page seven High School Faculty Frusr Row, left to right: John T. Giclley, Letha C. Teets, Helen E. George, G. David Finn, Margaret McGhee, Helen L. Romano. SECOND ROW: Elmer Nl, Teets, Blanche Ayers, Kathleen D. Pretty, Frances B. Smith, John L. Henderson, Kenneth Stone. Elementary Teachers T FIRST Row, left to right: Nina Maple, Mary H. Long, john M. Thompson, Esther Cleaver, Helen E. Dewell. SECOND Row: Laura E. Creighton, Irene E. Lovy, Wilma Loohy, Mayme H. Williams. page eight 4 Green and White, 1950 Annual Staff STrxND1Nc:: Don Coopvr, Vuloise Crowl, Dick Dcckinuii. SEATED: Astrid XYlIlgC'1'll'l', Ross Mary Stoltz. Lt-uh Dutcnhuvcr, Donna Sutlivrlund, Dalt- Fritclilcy. Aissmrvr: Putty Rllllkllll, Paul Adkins. X , ,,,, , , Board of Education LEFT TO RIGHT: Curl N. Snively, Vice President, Carl N. Thompson, Clyde Knutsen, Earl R. Burford, President, Emil Dcckmnn, Clerk, and Joseph M. Romano. Green and White, 1950 page nine EIAIICR NI. T1i1'I'l'S KATHLEEN D. Pm:1 1'Y S11pcrinIc,'11rl1'nf Clams' Sponsor x 'I:1' 1 Honor Students XVILHELRIINA NIICXVSOIHE IJEAH DU'1'15N11AvER , gr' tru Green and WVl1ite, 1950 PAUL ADKINS Augusta 15 ad committee 45 annual staff 45 patrol 45 play 4. DONNA BERRY Mixed chorus 2, 45 glee club 1, 35 band 2, 3, 4: library 2, 35 bakesale com- mittee 45 play 45 brass choir 4. DOROTHY CASPER Librarian 2, 35 attendant 1, 3, 45 glee club 25 treasurer 15 office force 45 bake sale committee 45 play 3, 45 mixed chorus 2, 45 glee club 1, 25 bake sale com- mittee 45 play 4. MARGARET CASPER Cheerleader 3, 45 football queen 45 librarian 45 mixed chorus 2, 45 glee club 1, 25 bake sale committee 45 play 4. DONALD COOPER Basketball 1. 2, 45 band 1, 2, 35 patrol 1, 2, 3, 45 ad committee 45 annual staff 4. Green and 1Vl1ite, 1950 Seniors VALOISE CROVVL Band 1, 2, 35 glee club 1, reporter 15 2, 45 cheer 2, S5 news mixed chorus leader 3, 45 treasurer 3, 4: office force 45 librarian 35 annual staff 4, ad com- mittee 45 play 3, 45 senior scholarshipg ensemble 1. DICK DECKBIAN Football 45 basketball 3, 45 band l. 2, 35 president 45 annual staff 45 ad commit- tee 4: play 45 senior schol- arship: ensemble 1. i x is iff LEAII DUTENHAVER Vice-pres. 1, 35 treasurer 25 band 1, 2, 3, 45 mixed chor- us 2, 45 library 1, 2, F35 of- fice force 45 annual staff 45 glee club 1, 2, 35 ad com- mittee 45 play 3, 45 patrol 45 news reporter 15 scholar- ship 35 senior scholarshipg ensemble 1. DORIS EVANS Cheerleader 3, 45 librarian 45 mixed chorus 25 glee club 1, 2, 35 majorctte 1, 2, 35 play 3, 45 business man- ager of play 4. F Q MARY FACCIIINI Clee club 15 mixed chorus 45 ad committee 45 play 4. page eleven DALE FRITCHLEY Mixed chorus 25 news re- porter I5 annual staff 45 sergeant-at-arms 35 play 3, 45 senior scholarship. SHIRLEY GIER Mixed chorus I, 2, 45 glee club 25 librarian 45 office force 45 ad committee 45 play 4. XVADE GREEN Football 2, 3, 45 president 35 patrol 45 ad committee 45 play 35 senior scholar- ship. ARTHUR HOOVER Band I, 25 S, 45 ad com- mittec 45 play 4. MARVIN JENKINS President 15 band I, 25 3, 45 band president 45 mixed chorus 2, 45 senior scholar- ship5 ensemble I. page twelve VALLERIE KELLEY Clee club lg play usher- ette 3, 4. BERT MACKEY Basketball 45 ad committee 4. INIIKE INIAHIVIU Football 45 basketball 3, 45 acl committee 45 sergeant- at-arms 45 stage manager 4. CLARENCE MARTIN Ad committee 45 patrol 4. JOE INIUSTERIC Football 2, 3, 45 basketball 1, 2, 35 45 patrol 2, 3, 45 ad committee 45 play 3, 45 senior scholarship. Green and White, 1950 WILHELMINA NEWSOME Band 3, 4, mixed chorus 2, 4, glee club 2, scholarship 3, senior scholarship, brass choir 4. PATTY RANDAL Glee club 1, 2, 3, major- ette 3, 4, ad committee 4, annual staff 4, mixed chorus 2, 4, play 4, brass choir 4. NORMAN REED Football 4, basketball 3, band 1, 2, 3, ad committee 4, play 4. ROSE MARY STOLTZ Glee club 1, 2, 3, band 1, 2, 3, 4, mixed chorus 2, 4, ad committee 4, annual staff 4, play 4. DONNA SUTHERLAND Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4, band 2, 3, mixed Chorus 2, glee club 1, 2, 53, 4, office force 4, annual staff 4, librarian 1, 2, 3, ad committee 4, play 3, 4, senior scholar- ship. Green and Wfhite, 1950 Seniors DONNA THOMAS Bake sale chairman 4, glee club 1, mixed chorus 4, play 4. TVVILA UNKEFER Office force 4, attendant 2, librarian 2, 4, glee club 1, 2, mixed chorus 2, 4, ad committee 4, play 3, 4. EDDIE UYCICH Ad committee 4, stage man- ager 4. FLORENCE VVILLIAMS Mixed chorus 2, play usher- ette 3, 4. ASTRID XVINCERTER Carrollton 1, mixed chorus 2, office force 4, librarian 4, annual staff 4, bake sale committee 4, play 3, 4, scholarship 3, senior schol- arship. page thirteen Class History N-5 l:I' f Sept. 6, 1938 was a happy day for 39 little cherubs-our first day of school! It took two teachers, Miss Creighton and Miss Lappin, to handle us our first year, for we were a lively bunch. Mike Marmo started his school career with a bang by playing the part of the bunny in the grade school operetta. VVe had calmed down enough by the next fall for all of us to be under the guidance of Miss Dewell. Twila Unkefer joined our happy little group and Dick Deckman caused quite a commotion when he fell from the top of the sliding board. Miss Rohrer had little difficulty with us as third graders. In fact, we were actually beginning to let a little knowledge soak in. The girls all turned playwrights this year and presented extremely com- plicated dramas for their fellow students. Margie Casper could think of nothing but Dick during our fourth year. Miss Helen Ayers was at the reins this time and guided us through a very happy year. An expert speller, Wade Green, is with us now and Don Cooper has rejoined our ranks after leaving in the second grade. their Valoise Crowl and Shirley Gier made debut with our class in the fifth grade. The most memorable event of this year was when our teacher, Miss Kuder, assisted us in putting on a marionette show. Wade Green had grown tired of us already and moved away. Miss Motter was in charge of us in the sixth grade. We acquired quite a few new classmates this year, only to lose them again, along with a few others, including Astrid Wingerter who moved to Carrollton at the close of the year. VVe arrived in Junior High School with shining faces to greet our teacher, Miss Blanche Ayers. Gee, were we proud! We soon got used to the large building though, and settled down to a very en- joyable year. We elected officers and had our first class party, not to mention the assembly program we presented. Death cast its shadow on our class this page fourteen year when it took one of our classmates, Kenneth Benedict. Werenit the boys in the class of '46 just too divine? At least that is what we girls thought as eighth graders. Wade decided to come back and Doris Evans is now a member of our class, which is under Miss Ayers' leadership again. Our Freshman year proved to be an important step. Mr. Cook managed to help us with one worth- while enterprise-selling Christmas cards. Marvin jenkins and Bert Mackey joined us and Astrid re- turned in time for the second semester. We ordered our class rings when we were Soph- omores and felt we were really getting up in the world. Mr. Firm was our class sponsor. Paul Adkins was added to our class roll again, having been gone since the fourth grade. There was never a more ambitious for irre- sponsible! junior Class in the history of the school. Mrs. Pretty did a fine job as our sponsor. We sold eats at the football and basketball games, sold Christmas cards, magazines, stationery, and any- thing else we could get our hands on. By May we had enough money to treat the Seniors to a beautiful banquet and prom using the rainbow theme. We can be very proud of our class play, Dora Dean,', which was directed by Mrs. Romano. Sept. 3, 1949. At last-we were Seniors! Mrs. Pretty just couldn't give us up so she once again took the task of being our class sponsor. Dolores Reed left after being with us eleven years. We had enough activities to keep us busy but not enough to stop us from enjoying everything that came our way. We put on the play, The Baby Sitter, under the direction of Mrs. Teets. We are happy to have edited the annual The Green and White. Our school career will be climaxed by a trip to Washington, D. C., after which we will say goodbye to Malvern High School. Then each will go his way and as we thrust our inexperienced feet into the wide and mystery-laden world, we will take with us fond memories of our Alma Mater. Green and White, 1950 Class Will x l:l f the Senior Class, will to our classmates To the juniors, our football and basketball , uniforms. To the Sophomores, Mr. Firm and the lab. To the Freshmen, all of our comic books. We, the Senior Class, will to our teachers Miss Ayers, our well-used Eucher deck. We play Canasta now. Mr. Firm, our lack of success in making com- pounds that will blow the roof off. Miss George, our ability to change a tire-or doesn't that Plymouth get flat tires? Mr. Gidley, our ability to sell 5 cent pencils for 2179 cents. Mr. Henderson, our empty pocketbooks. Mrs. McGhee, our love for daisy-picking. Mrs. Pretty, our love for a quiet atmosphere in which to study. Mrs. Romano, we return all the anxiety used trying to get Dale to fall over the bucket in the Junior Play. Mrs. Smith, our old posters left over from our Bake Sales. Now Herb won't have to buy wallpaper. Mr. Stone, our neckties that we wouldn't be caught dead wearing. Where did you get some of the ones you wear? Mrs. Teets, our chewing glllh. Don't let this make you stuck-up. Mr. Teets, our toothless combs and Halo shampoo. We, I, Dale Fritchley, will my ability to get out of school to Gail Adkins. I, Wilhelmina Newsome, will my ability to stay at home at night to Mary Lois Barrino. I, Donald Cooper, will my wavy hair to Wayne Benedict. I, Rose Mary Stoltz, will my ability to play the piano to Barbara Brothers. Bet you can't play Chop Sticks as well as I can. I, Twila Unkefer, will my ability to get to detention on time to Sonny Campbell. I, Donna Thomas, will my ability to get in early to Viola Cheyney. I, Bert Mackey, will my ability to run Without tripping over my feet to Don Contini. I, Donna Sutherland, will my big, blue eyes to Bob Crowl. I, Donald Cooper, will my number 12 shoes to Rose Csuti. I, joe Musteric, will my love for the outdoors to Joel Deckman. Green and White, 1950 I, I. I, I, I, I, I, I, I. I, I. I, I, I. I. L I, I, L L I, I. I. P. Dick Deckman, will my ability to say three instead of free to Cyril Ebner. Mary Facchini, will the walking chair in typing class to Bettylou Evans. Watch out, Bettylou, it might get away from you. Dale Fritchley, will my height to Carl Gascon. Patty Randal, will my ability to get along with Minerva kids to Gene Gillette. Astrid Wingerter, will my ability not to be a problem child on the party telephone to Glen Hoagland. ' Eddie Uycich, will my pestering and teasing to Pauline Hubbard. Florence Williams, will my southpaw to Edna Johnson. Paul Adkins, will my ability to get good grades Cin Chemistryl without studying to Iane Klotz. Shirley Gier, will my ability to keep my love secret to Norma Lewis. talent for arguing to Ethan Mrs. McGhee likes discus- Wade Green, will my Mackey. P. S. Ethan, sions. Art Hoover, will my love for English to Donna Marshall. Doris Evans, will my long hair and little feet to Jeff Miles. Margaret Casper, will my pep to Jane Miller. Valoise Crowl, will my bottle of peroxide to Dick Moore. Dorothy Casper, will my blond hair to Dolores Pontones. Leah Dutenhaver, will my singing ability to Deloris Rist or to anyone who can stand it. Mike Marmo, will my ability to make first string end to Wayne Russell. P. S. Wayne, did you flip that coin to see if you'll come out for football? Vallerie Kelley, will my flashy sweaters to Helen Simpson. Marvin jenkins, will my tallness to James Starkey. Norman Reed, will my feeble excuses to Mr. Teetis truant files for future use of Dave Stires or any distressed M. H. S. student. Clarence Martin, will my seat in Senior Home Room to Norma Unkefer. Donna Berry, will my ability to keep my temper to Louise Wallace. Valoise Crowl, will my honesty to Dave Walters. S. Dave, some of those stories you tell are going to get you in trouble. page fifteen Senior Prophecy xs.4r7 l'Ql'q f The day had finally arrived May 26, 1970. Graduation day at Malvern High School. It has been just twenty years from the time we graduated. When I say we I mean the Class of 1950 . It has been ten years since I last saw all of my class- mates together. That was at our reunion in 1960. If you will just sit back and relax I will tell you all that I remember about them. The reunion of the Class of 1950 was held at Fritchley,s Park on the Waynesburg road. Dale has a very beautiful park across the road from his home. His wife is none other than Donna Berry. They also own a large Electric Appliance Store in Waynesburg. VVhen I arrived Dale and Donna greeted me at the gate. Dale stayed behind to wait for the re- maining few to arrive while Donna took me to find the others. The first thing I saw as I joined the group was Astrid and Bert still holding hands. They now live on a large farm just outside Malvern, with their three children. I then smiled to myself when I saw Shirley Cier still laughing at Dick Deckmanls jokes. Shirley is now head secretary for the Ohio Power Company in Waynesburg. I glanced around the group for Dick's wife, oh yes, there she is just as cheerful and pretty as ever. Mrs. Donna Mae Deckman is very popular as the wife of an Ohio Senator. She told me that Dick was going to be a candidate for governor in November. There was Marvin jenkins and his sister-in-law, Vallerie Kelley. Marvin now has one of the largest bands in the country. That clarinet he used to carry to school really made him a fortune. He is associated with Obie, Vallerie's husband. And there is Patty Randal and Rosie Stoltz living in Minerva. Patty is now Mrs. Robert Dennis. She tells me that Bob and she have a striving insurance business. She says they can not save any money since she has learned to drive because they always have the car in a garage undergoing repairs. Rosie has married Donald Burns and is owner of the Burns Secretarial Schoolf, She is doing very well in her business. Ohl Joe Musteric just came in. He never could arrive on time. Seems joe still thinks women are a waste of money so he has built himself a cabin in the North Woods and is making pretty good as a trapper. Eddie Uycich is still a bachelor, too. He now owns the Isaly Store in Waynesburg. He always did like that place. ' page sixteen Margie Casper has come home for a visit from New jersey. She left her baby with Ralph. She is still excited over being New Jersey,s candidate for Mrs, America of 196'0 . The final election is yet to take place. Mike Marmo had a little surprise for us. You know he claimed he was going to be a bachelor after Bonnie jilted him but he has a wife with him today. Can you guess who she is? None other than Doris Evans. Yes, I was surprised, too. Doris is singing with the Canton Symphony Orchestra. Donna Thomas and Dorothy Casper were to- gether as usual. They told me that Donna Lee has built her home in California. She finally married Frisco, the lad from Texas. Dorothy Ann is now head nurse at Mercy Hospital. She's still single, you know she never could make up her mind, but joe is still Waiting. Wilhelmina Newsome and Florence Williams were there together. NVilhel1nina is now working with her brother, John, in their research laboratory. Who knows maybe she'll be another Madam Curie. Florence is now married to a very nice fellow and she seems very happy. Twila Unkefer and Mary Facchini just arrived home from a trip to Paris. They have been spending their poor husbands' money. Twila and Stanton are living in Waynesburg and Mary and junior are living in Harlem Springs. They still manage to get together and go roller skating. Norman Reed married Pauline Hubbard and they have a very fine dairy farm of their own. Clarence Martin is also doing well in business. He owns the Malvern Feed Mill. He is very happy with his wife, Mary. Arthur Hoover and Paul Adkins are now joint owners of a large farm on the Carrollton road. Paul is still a bachelor but Arthur finally married Norma Lewis. Don Cooper gave up his farm and moved to Canton. Seems joan did not like the country. They now have three little girls with long blond hair. Leah Dutenhaver and Wade Green also had a surprise for us. It seems that when Leah returned from studying in Paris, she met Wade in New York and they realized that they had a lot in common so they got married. Wade, is a professor of debate at Harvard University. And that is just about all I can remember about the Class of 1950,'. Of course you know about me, I married Harold and settled in Malvern. And right now I have to get busy. My daughter, Margaret, is graduating tonight and there is a lot to be done. Thank you for your kind attention and until we meet again Ijll say good-bye for the Class of 1950v. Green and White, .1950 Junior Class FIIZST HHXV: llusi- Vsuli, l3z1l'lm:11':i llx-M1111-iw, liiillil .Ifvlmw-rx. Jzvnf- Til'-iz, IH-itylmi Iivznlls, illlllllil fXl1ll'Sll2'lll, Ill-len Siiupsmn, Ali: Gimllwy, SECUNIW HUNY: lhnulim- Ilululuircl, Nrvrnia .Tomi Imwis, xYl4Vi2l i'li4-ym-y. Imlmvres Hisl. .lame Milli-r, lmlfu-vs Imiitrviies, Mary lmis iiIlI'l'lIl4V. lmlliw' XY.:llzu-e-. 'Vi-lllllv HHXY: Furl Haus--mi. 4114111 lillilglilllll. .Im-l Ile-vlmmxu, l'yi'il 1-Zlniwxg Imviml Vllllm-iw. Hail Mlkins. Xvilyllt' Russell. llivk .llfwnw-. th-rw llilh-lu-. l4'Hl'll'l'H IIUXY: Imvizl Sliiws, l7'rl'l Vlilllilll, litlmu Mznvlwy, .lzimvs Sl7ll'lir'Y, llr1lw1'i 1'rmx'l, XYIIYH1' Itvmwlivi. .Ivt'l' Miles, Mnwis l'z1u111rlwll. ophomore Class FIRST HUXV: Mrs. MvGli9e, George T:T'fIlh9l'S, Jrvyeo Stoffe-r', Lillian -PHZll'Sf7ll, Rlihlrwl llisl, .Mlm Nwwsuiiw. .Xlnlisi May, Hmmnis- Vvllllillllis. Beruiee Ri11el1:11't, Miss th-ni-girl, SIZVUXIJ HOXV: ll'b'llF Kiwi-vii, ll0S4'lll2ll'Y Grzuu, Rellwc-vu Uliw-l', fllailwuod Klutz, Jimmy f,'21Sl0llll4'l'l, lllvzl llmlgw, lirliih Dennis, Shirley Usslvr, .l1llllb'S XVeaekley. .lm-k Nia'1'u,liz1tlilw11 Guess, THIRD HOXY: I,m-vtlzl Italy, llvlry Klarkino, .lean Iirwy, Holm Myers, Eddie Rom-11, Vlizirlvs f'r:1wfux'rl, Helen Fziculiini, Betty Ilmmum, liusim- Gillay, Dolores Yun All-tm-V. Shirley ilulin. FOVI-i'l'H IZUXV: llivlmrrl Leyfln, Jason Ludy, Stew- Ih-miis, lirvlm l'Hf1livl', JUUH fifliRi'1', SU'W1U'l l'l1liPl'9Y, Il4lVid BQITYY llzivid fx1lNlJt'l', Don Crowl. Green and YVhite, 1950 page seventeen I Freshmen FIRST ROW: Calvin Everett, Ruth Randal, John Brothffl'S, Sara Lou Twts, Dan Williams, Bobby -TOS MHSKQ, Jackie Russell, Fred Stevens, Mrs. Romano. SECOND ROW: Edith Gasc-on, Harold Hoover, .lane Marino, Doro- thy Cheyney, Mary Ruth Massey, Howard Andervont, Raymond Adkins, Gloria Altomzlre, Blanulie Pontones, TTllTll'J TIOVV: Donald Fieridetta, Hit-hard Starkey, Julia Boiee, Emily Tokos, T. L, Thompson, llyron Galay, Mary Mcffuen, Donald Smith, Patricia Reed. FOURTH HOYV: John Leggett, .lark Sutherland, George Tokos, Steffy Marmo, Gene Le Beau, Jack Rowan, Paul Henezlicft, Paul Rocher, Bill Gordon. Eighth rade FIRST ROVV: Wenda Marker, Emil Gascon, Merle Pearson, Arthur Wadsxvorth, Joe Burkes, Wanda VValters, Dolores Campbell, Robert Eennis, Billy Coyle, Marian Newsome, Mary I-Iurwell, Judy May. SECOND ROWV: Bliss Ayers, James Hunt, Joy Hubbard, James Rennie, Gayle Lauener, 'Dwight Roar-h, Joann Leasure, Joanne Guess, Melvin Snauffer, Gertha Vvilliams, Lois Dazey, Mr, Henderson. THIRD ROW: Dixon Henry, Ira Campbell, Betty VVood, Joyce Belcher, Patty Felton, Vivian Klotz, Margaret Gordon, Gladys Van Meter, Julia Tokos, Rosina Greco, Sara Casper, Victor Crawford, Harold Geiger, Martha Leasure. FOURTH HOW: James Barrino, Sam Berry, 'Fed Galay, Nancy Cooper, Earl Blackstone, Clifford Gooding, Richard Hahn, Gene Felton, Ralph May, Shelly VVa1ker, Ulysee Belcher. ABSENT: Lemuel FT2l1'1'il10. page eighteen Green and White, 1950 Seventh Grade FIRST ROVV: George VVilliains, Ronald VVeekley, Sally Snively. Susanne Randal, John Tokos, Gregory Casper, Floyd Casper, Larry Rurwell, Richard Contini, Russell lfnkefer, Elsie Klotz, Georgianna May. SECOND HOW: Mr. Firm, Frank Pariano, Mickey Altomare, Ezell Thompson, Hetty Lou Belcher, Doris LeBeau, Carol Divona, June Stack, Sarah Campbell, .lohn Hawkins, 1l2Il'g'il1'E't Schandel, Madeline Newsome, Mrs. Smith. THIRD ROVV: Sally Stires, .lane Reed, Sain Kourey, Ralph Tieltz, David Grimm, Rilly Schilling, Davis Guess, Ruth Gween, VVilma XVetzel, Rosina Sehmirlt, lllorffan Pryor, -R:l'll?ll'fi Charnetzky, Llenzil Cole. FOURTH ROW: James Linde- man, Tony Facchini, David Gamble, Mary Ann Tokos, Leah Hawk, Neva Mt-Collister, Ruth Mvers, Rodger Vande- grift, Rlanehe Craig, Lena Cappelli, Virginia Romano, Alverta Cole. FTFTH ,ROVVZ Alvin Pnl'-lc, Jack Evans, Barbara VValker, .lean Maske, Rita Shaffer, Darlene Rst-kwitli, Harvey Canmbell l2llll '4 X'Vill anis Antlwny Roinano, Robert Shipp, Iirnest Fritch. ABSENT: Donalfl T3211'H9S, Mary Lon Castellucci, Barbara Dodd, Shirley Cook, Elma Stevenson. Sixth Grade FIRST ROYV: James MeCort, Billy Chiurco, Bobby Hoover, Carol Klotz, Marc-ella Reed, Gary Mitchell, James Swinehart, Hazel Campbell, Douglas Stevens, Joyce Stamm, Hose May. SECOND ROVV: Mrs. Maple, Carl Pear- son, Teddy House, James Lucas, Verna Schafer, Lillie VVhitehurst, Violet Campbell, Alfred Buck, David Sehan- rlel, Richard Miller, Edna Grimm, Mr. Thompson. Tllll-iD ROVV: Clyde Kretzinger, Larry Barker, Richard John- ston, Francis Pontones, Sally Cline, Carl McCollister. Glenn Benedict, Bill Robertson, Marilyn Leyda, Leah Pig- notti, Doris Thompson, Myrna Oliver. FOURTH ROW: George Miller, .Joanne Maske, Sonia Galay, Sonia Reed, Edward Reaffh, Athnee Cole, Betty Nemeth, Hazel Maske, Shirley Hodge, Barbara Marietta, Richard Chiavari, VVillie Johnson, ABSENT: Charles Marietta, Glenn Thomas, Haywood Freeman, Winona Barnes. Fifth Grade FIRST HOVV: Julin llnmlzil, YlX'l2lll Mm- LL-l'lenu, Carolyn Maison, Bertha Stark, Twilzi .lean Lelilenu, David Myers, Nanffy Swinulmrl. .lnilivv L4-Hezux, llelnrus XN'illi:xn1s, Larry Simmrnis, Gene Mitchell. SICCONID HUVV: Mrs. l.,m'y, Ilnrry lfnkelljr, l'atri1-in 4'1'niQ', .lrvnnnv l4'ritsvli, .lm-l NVliiL:-liurst, llvx 'l'lwm1Jsrni, Joseph 'l'rwkns, .lt-:un Ann Suth- erland, VVilliz1ni XVinters, Katliryn Iluse YVare, .laines Evans, .lui-k Prmlinies, Uarrnll llusli, Gerry Ilnndril. Mr. 'l'lifnn1:s4n1. THIIIIJ IIUXVZ Ruth l'lLllJlP2'll'4l, Nelva Maske, Nnxiry Currie, llimln fll't'lllI, llully Dennis, Frank llf-nry, llziyiiiuml fwlllllll-'lll, xvlll4'l'llT lfzic-vliini, .lnhn NVnlker, llermzui Gin-ss, .Xlfre-rl Shipp, liileen Lewis, Iva-lni'esCi':1ig', lmniin Krwlier, Nm-flrn Kilt-, Lei- Guess, FOl'll'I'll IIHVV: Jerry Hahn, Ilzivirl Minnivk, l'l2llll2ll'l!f Sn-liilling, Agnes l'!ec'kwitli, Gi,-urge fhinmbell, .luy KAY 4 1'mvl, Ilalrivia Svlnnirlt, 'Fliuinzis lint-rl, Yvilllflil Prynr, 'Betty 'l'liomps4n1, Girlie Shipp, Mary Kay I.l'li:t'ilU, Blnrlciis- Felton, Al'3Sl7IN'l': XYillizun Stew-nsnn, .lzimes King, Jerry Fry. Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: Daniel Klotz, Jack Thompson, Clarence Craig, Phyllis VVi11is, Beverley Fincher, Patricia Smith, Sondra Venables, Darlene Klotz, Darlene Wetzel. SECOND ROVV: Mrs. Long, Diane Luuener, Carol Ann Weigand, Nancy Guess, Janet Artzner, Dorothy Dunlap, Karen Bendetta. Jon Robertson, Judy Gween, Ina. Rist, Miss Cleaver. THIRD ROVV: Judy Kay McCollisteI', Margaret Sorensen, Barbara Tukos, Donald Engstrom, Ron- ald Whittington, Richard Pryor, Tommy Mackey, Shelby Hawkins, Judith Davies, Kay Kretzinger. FOURTH ROW: Lonnie Slack, Arden Kile, Carol Ann Geiger, Betty Turner, John Shorb, Willizxm Ferguson, Richard Km-her, Larry Oliver. ABSENT: Nant-y Romano, James MZISSGY. C19-l'6l1C0 Leyda, Shirley M3SS9Y, Lessie White' hurst. Bill Currie, Joe Mack Belcher. Third Grade FIRST ROYV: Judith l'vt1'uvc'i, John VVQQ-klvy, Marlin Cola, Clyde Knutson, Daniel Artznvr, Geraldine Mitchell, Gloria Swinehart, fll2ll't'Il2l Simmons, Lynn Griffing, Billie Sue Harrino, Marilyn Neshy, SICUOND HOVV: Mrs. Mayme H, VVilliams, XVilliam Viifigaiirl, XVilliam Patterson, l'ati'im'ia Johnston, lllK'l12l'l'll Simmons, Donald Helm-liely Janet Gwynn, Robert Leggett, llarhara Simon, Barbara Luvas, Mary Ellen Uamplwll, Miss Esther Cleaver. THIRD HKWV: VVayn9 Kaser, .Iam-k Kilt-, Kay Ellen lived, Ann Pontones, Susannv Burkhart, Mary Montella, C'hal'lolts- Mm'C'oi't, Harold VVoodi'uff, llolwrt Furvy, Vatrim-ia Vinson, Shirh-y llulrhard. FOUR'l'Il ILUVVZ Nonnie Leasurv, Janice Marker, l'at1'im'ia VVvlls, Julia Tottvn, Carol Lelleau, Karan Stamm, Ruth Ann Hohvrtson. Beth Ayers, l.ar'r'y Hawk, 'Fhoinas Maske, Robert Hurl'oi'd, John Tokos. Fll 'I'll IIOVV: Ruth Ann Father, Phyllis Cinson, Roy Allen, Ric-hard Sarbavli, Fay Turner, Paula Ann Bigqins, Melvin Cole, Gerald liurkhart, Thomas lloinano, James Lee. AIISICNT: Ralph Freeman, llarard Massey, Paul Shipp, Mary Leo. Second Grade l ll0N'l' HOYV: Uonstam-v NVilliams, Mae Fola Tiiriiefr, Bvyarly Randall, Donald Rist, Gloria fIi'm-vo, VVilda Tiarne-s, VVilliain Stavk, VVilliam llamlal, Vxrlllllll' Imoby, Robert Rodgers. SICUUNIW HOVV: Miss IM-wvll, Bobby Randal, Hay Loyda, Anneiia Kvlly, Mary VVoofli'uft', Shirley Magee, Uiant- liivona. Robert Boat-li, Ruth Ferguson, Au- gusta Craig, Ralph Marlwr, Gary Orvutt, .Ianws liurkes, Mrs. llooby. THIRD ROVV: Ilolwrt lie-ed, Agatha Hawk, Patrick Carroll, Elmo Hawkins, Sammy Campbell, Milrlreal lloavli, Gary Moore, John Ge-iser, Naomi W'hitehurst, Emma Brown, Delores Tokos, Beth Hemi. ESUIPI' Fflltfvll- I 0lfRTH ROVVZ Vfltly Fl'iL.'Y9S, Salldfa House, VVilliam Newsoniv, Betty Burkes, Ia-Roy Shipp, Barbara lh-ltz, Deanna Cole, Ronald Romano, Marvin VVilkin, Karen Jenkins, Martha Thompson, llonalrl Fu VCX- AUSENTZ Jilfk FFY- irst rade FIRST ROVV: Mrs. VVilma Lnoby, Valentine Murillo, Frederic-k Hall, Sue Myers, Mary Jane Petrurc-i, Ralph lielivau, liernznrd Kerns, Hoy Lurly, Samuel Simmons, Carol VVare, Karl Hmlg'e, Daniel VVhite, .Iimmy VVoodruff, Paul liarstrwv, Cominer Lee Turner, Laura E. Creighton. SECOND ROVV: Tim Merrivk, Howard Swinehart, Roy Mc't'nllister, Mary Ann Hoover, Betty Benedict, Betty Burkhart, Janice Eist-nhnt, Mary Ann Artzner, Helene Hose, Ann Jenkins, Blanche Sniveley, Irene Savona, Judith Lee Paige, Annie .In 'I'l1l'll0l', Lavolme Kerrls, Duane Smith. THIRD ROVV1 Ricfhard Hersh, Albert Cinson, VVillie Brown, Karen VValker, Fharles Stevens, llmner Km-her, Ellen Nesby, Myra Jenkins, Carl Smith, Sandra Sue VVillian1s, llivharml Simon, VVilliam Mackey, Gary Miller, Gerald Rush, Charles Hubbard. FOURTH HOVV: Mary Alice XVhite, .lzlnnes Kichler, llunald Barker, Terry Kile, Gary 'l'ris,fyes, l'atrif'ia VVilc0xon, Charles Campbell, Flrnrenw' Hawkins, llmialel llangfus, l'Z1lll2ll2L ifrahtree, llilly VVilliainS, Virginia HOnSeli1ulder. Pamela King, Uiirnl Morris, Snanne Futty. ARSENTI Judith Bennet, Sandra Kay VVOrl0Ck, Fred Hamby, KRFEII Reed, Sliarun Kaiser, Kenneth Massey, Ilnnalrl Grain, Janet Stevenson, Jerome Freeman, Jnflith Ann Gray, Linda Nestrif-k, Fnivmle lirunk, Bennie 31110 Lee. Sc 001 Patrol l1'll1S'I' IXOVVZ Mr. Teets, Leah Dutenliayer, Carl Gasp-rm, l+lmlward Tlmu-li, llic-k Mrmre, lllorris Campbell, Wzlylie Bene-dict, Dave Berry, Bob Nichols, John Leggett. SECOND IIOVV: Glen lluaglancl, Don Contini, Jason Ludy, .lzunes Starkey, VVzLde Green, Jfmhn Giegfer, Dun Cooper, Ethan Mavkey, Dave Casper. page twenty-two Green and White, 1950 Football Team FnisT Bowz Dan Williams, Bolub Ioe Muske, Norman Reed, Gene Gillette, Glen Hoagland, Cyril Elmer, Don Contini, Dave Stires. SECOND Row: Myron Gnluy, joe Deekinun, Dick Moore, joe Musterie, Mike Marmo, Dick Deekinun, Richard LL3YLl2l, Clmrles Crawford, Bob Hooker, Billy Gliurieo, Mgr. THIRD Row: Couch Jolm Henderson, Bob Growl, Morris Campbell, jeff Miles, VVnde Green, Dave Casper, Don Crowl, Dave Berry, Dave VV11lters. Cheerleaders Doris Evans, Donna Marshall, Valoise Crowl, Bettylou Evans, Margie Casper, jane Klotz. Green and White, 1950 page twenty-three Football Queen and Attendants Sophomore, Kutlileeu Cuessg Senior, Dorothy Cusperg Queen, Margie Cusperg junior, Rose Csutig Frcslnuan, Julia Boice. Basketball Squad Row 1: Dick Dcekmun, joel Deekinan, Cyril Elmer, Captain joe Mustcrie, Don Crowl, Chuck Crawford, jeff Miles. Row 2: Manager Bob Crowl, Bert Mackey, David Berry, Don Cooper, Ethan Mackey, Mike Marino, Couch Jolm Henderson. page twenty-four Green and White, 1950 Varsity SEATE11: Jocl Dcckman, Cyril Ehncr, Captain loc Musteric, Don Crowl, Chuck Crawford. STANDING: Manager Bob Crowl, Coach John Henderson. Junior High Basketball Sr:A'ri5u: Joc Burkcs, LL-mum-l Barrino, Ulysoe Bclchcr, Clifford Gooding, Pctc Blackstonc, Frank Pariano. STANDING: Don Crowl, Coach, Gregory Caspcr, Caylc Laucncr, Victor Crawford, Harold Gicgcr, Shcllcy W'alkcr, Sam Bcrry, Bill Schilling, Charles Crawford. Ilffice Staff SEATED: Twila Unkefer, Leah Dutenhaver, Shirley Cier, Astrid Wingertcr. STANDING: Dorothy Casper, Valoisc Crowl, Donna Sutherland. l 4 Librarians THIRD Row: James Starkey, Dick Moore. STANDING: Rosie Galay, Bonnie Williams, Bernice Rinehart, Astrid Wingerter, Dolores Pontones, Miss Ayers, Norma Lewis. SEATED: Doris Evans, Mrs. McGhee. page twenty-six Green and White, 1950 0 Custodnans Carl Cccklcr Al. Cc-ckler Bus Drivers Grove Ludy Andy Casper Russell Cooper Edson Scott Mrs, Grove Ludy Amelia Gascon Frank Craig Green and White, 1950 page twenty-seven Senior Play Cast SIQATLLD: loc Musteric, Dick Dvckman, Donna Sutherland, Dalc Fritchlvy, Margie Caspvr, Valoise Crowl. STANDING: Norman Recd, Leah Dutcnhavcr, Arthur Hoovvr, Doris Evans, Paul Acllcins, Dorothy Casper, Shirlvy Cicr, Donna Lee Thomas, Donna Berry, Twila Unkcfsr, Mary Facchini, Patty Randal, Astrid Vlfingcrtcr, Hosp: Mary Stoltz. Junior Play Cast Sri.-x'1'l':o: Dave Stires, Ross' Csuti, Viola Chcyncy, Bob C1-owl, Louise Vllallacc. S'1'ANn1No: Dolores Rist, Dolores Pontoon-s, Gene Gillette, Daw XValtr-rs, Dick Moore, Barbara Brothers, Jane Miller. page twenty-eight Green and lVhitc, 1950 Typing Class ncl White, 1950 Sewing Class Science Laboratory Industrial Arts page thirty Green and White, 1950 Study Hall Girls Chorus Fmsi' Row: Betty Markino, Rose Csuti, Reheeea Oliver, Mildred Rist, Jane Klotz, Lillian Pearson. S1cr'oN1J Row: Ada Newsome, jane Miller, Dolores Pontones, Edith Dennis, Dolores Van Meter, Betty Romano. Timm Row: Loretta Ray, Eva Hodge, Donna Sutherland, Norma Lewis, Donna Marshall, Rosemary Cram. Green and White, 1950 page thirty-one Glee Club Ili ll School Band FIRST IIUXV: Kzitlileeu Guess, Ronnie XVilliams. .Ivan lmvy. SEFONTW HOW? James l,iiulvrm:in, Sally Cliiw, Leah l'i,u'nutti, Leah DLiteiilmrvi', Iizirharzi l3i'r1tl1vi's, 1f2l!'2'1'11'CI Slizimln-l, AIIll'X'l11 .Ie-nkilis, Ilaivis GueSS, Lfvis Dnzey, Alva-rlzi Cole, TH,lHl5 IIOXV: Arthur VV2lflSXV11I'lll, Sara Lou 'IR-ms, I-Idrlie Dezivli, VVilliv1minzi Ncwsrmw, -lfiilllllt' Guvss, Margaret Grmrflmi. Mildred Ilisl, lirwsv Ufuti, Marian Nvwsmne. Mary llurwell. FUVRTH HOXV: Donna llvrry, Farl Gzisi-fm, Ilixmi lie-nry, June Mzirmu, Edith Gzisi-rm, llnsv Mary Stoltz, Fred Stevens, Patiy Felton, lil-tty Vkfood, John Brutlii-rs, George lhotlwrs. FIFTH HOVV: .lulizi liuicc, Sam Berry, Richard Starkoy, Louise Wzillm-0, Arthur Ilmwr-l', Bob Crowl, .lzimvs Starkey, liivliziwl IVIrm1'v, Gloria Altrmizire, Jane Miller, .Tm-li Nigrn. ABSENTEES: llozul llllzijrvretto Patty llamrlzil, f16U1'3l'P Milli-r. Grade School Band FIRST Row: Nancy Guess, Judy Pettucci, Clyde Knntzen, johnny VVeekley, Marlin Cole, Bobby Leggett, Daniel Artzner, Phyllis VVillis, Danny Klotz, Patty Smith, Robert Furey, Judy Davies. SECOND Row: Patty Cinson, jean Ann Sutherland, Jon Robertson, Mary Ellen Campbell, Bertha Stack, Nina Rist, Rex Thompson, Dolores Williams, Twila LeBeau, james McCort, Phyllis Cinson, Gerry Randal. THIRD ROW: George Miller, Carl Pearson, Rilcki Sarbach, Melvin Cole, Ronnie VVhittington, Frank Henry, Bob Burford, Patty Craig, jerry Burkhart, Larry Oliver. Edna Grimm, Violet Campbell. FOUHTH Row: David Grimm, Bill Robertson, Floyd Casper, David Minnick, Sally Stires, Carol Gieger, Teddy House, Faye Turner, Lee Guess, Dick Miller, Frances Pontones, Dolores Campbell. FXFTH ROW: Richard Kocher, Demaris Shilling, Myrna Oliv1r, Tony Facchini. Richard Chiarvari, lane Reed, Virginia Romano, joy Kay Crowl, Marilyn Leyda, David Schandel, Jerry Hahn. Snapshot Descriptions l. Sled riding, 2. Filth graders then, No parking, Donna, 4. Man shortage, 5. Bashful?, 6. Future faculty, 7. On the Malvern bridge, 8. Canasta, I bet, 9. AW, youire kiddinig 10. Thereis a car underneath, 11. Leahis the one with the hat, 12. Donnie B. Way back when, 13. Oh, Shirley, 14. More girls, 15. VVhen We were silly sophomores, 16. Posing, 17. lt must have been funny, 18. My, how youive grown 19. XVeren't We cute?, 20. llitching a ride, 21. Studying, Dutch?, The Juniors' advisor, 23. Ile went that way, 24. Dot and joe, 25. VVhat,s down there?, Little Twila, 27. Eighth graders, 28. Romans, 29. Sophisti- cated Seniors, 30. Exhibitionist, 31. Nature Boy, 32. My, what hidden talent, Street walkers, 34. Lee and Bob, 35. Size 5's?, 36, Oh, Doddy, 37. Doddy and Bob at a tender age, 38-41. Teachers at the prom, 42. YVhose are these?, 43 to 48 at bottom of page were laken at the junior Senior Banquet and Prom, May, 14, 1949. Theme: Over the Rainbow. Green and White, 1950 page thirty three E l X 1 E 5 1 3 s 2 5 1 E 5 5 . V- Q. W M ,. W, , V , WM., ,mwm,mwM,mywAQm-in-1g.1 qw ww 1-rw... ,M Mwww-.ww-fm,,f . mfmvwmv 1 'iv-X EE as mb nu. -tn-. 'lusumw W 'X if iw in-Assn.-my. i M, 31 -L Q 1. ww f 'u I I Q Y 1 -Q-..,,,y,.,... It Senior Characteristics Name Nickname Paul E. Adkins ....,,,, ,..,A . .Sonny ,.,,....... . Donna L. Berry .......... ...Donnie .......... .. Dorothy A. Casper .,..,, Margaret E. Casper Donald R. Cooper .... Dot ..............,. Margie ............ Coop Valoise M. Crowl .......,.. Doddy ..,,....,,.. Richard L. Deckman ..... Emil ,,.,.,,,,,.,.,,, . Leah M. Dutenhaver .-.Dutch ......,..... . Doris V. Evans .,.......... .Susie ..,........... . Mary Facchini ,..,......... .Nee .... ........ Dale R. Fritchley ........ . Shirley A. Gier ,............ Robert W. Green ..,...... - Arthur C. Hoover .......... Vallerie C. Kelley ......,,.. Marvin L. Jenkins ...,...... . Clarence O. Martin ..... - Berton L. Mackey ......... Micheal I. Marmo ...... . Joseph T. Musteric ,.... - Wilhelmina Newsome Patty I. Randal ............. Norman L. Reed ......... - Rose Mary Stoltz .......... . Donna M. Sutherland Donna Lee Thomas ,...,. . Twila M. Unkefer .,...... ... Eddie F. Uycich ......... - Florence Williams ..,,.... . B. Astrid Wingerter ...... . page thirty-six Frltch ........,... Artie ...........,. - Speedy .... Art ,.,,.. ........ Val ...... ........ . Shortie ............ . Nick .....,.. Bert Mike joe ...... ........ Bena fU-fx Initials Stand For Pesters Everyone, Anyone Doesn't Like Boys ..... Does All Correctly .................. Makes Excellent Cheerleader Drives Rather Carefully ......,... Very Mature Character ............. Really Likes Dolores ..... Leaves Men Dizzy ................ Dynamite-Very Explosive ...... More Fun ......,........................ - Doesn't Rush Females ............ Smiles And Giggles ..... Real Wise Guy ........................ After Careless Hearts .........,.. Very Charming Kid ....... Makes Lively jazz ...... ......... Cheerful Ornery Man .....,...... Big Lazy Monkey ...... Mighty jealous Man ..... just Tall, Masculine ....... Warbles Nicely ........................ Hopes To Likes Blow up the lab .... . ........ Canasta Get married ......................... Knitting Get a driver's license .....,. Ioe To learn shorthand ........,.... Clothes Grow tall ...,..........,.............. Blondes To prove the rumors Harold To go to college ................. Girls Be a home economist Music Stay single ......................... Ice Cream Get An in English ........... junior Settle down .......,....i, ,....... T o take his time Make herself heard ............ .T0 talk Pat ...... ........ . Prefers Ioyous Robert .............. Rudy .............. Norman Loves Rudy ................ Rosie ...,,.,,...... .Really Mean Stuff ..... Chickie .......... .Doesn't Make Sense ....... Pete .,.. ........ . Does Lots ai Talking ..... Toots ....,......... .Talks Unceasingly ........, Useless ..,....... Indians, Future Umpire .......... Flo ...... ..,...... . Faithful Worker ............. ...... Barb ..,........... . Bawls And Wails ......... Learn to spell ..r..... To argue Get a thousand aces ........... Anything Understand men ................. Popcorn To be a concert pianist Music and girls To pass ....,,.,....................... To speed Graduate .... ........ S leep Stay single ........ . ........ Bonnie Make a fortune ....., ........ T he outdoors Be a chemist ..... . To study Learn to drive ...,,,,, . Bob Acomplish something .. Be a pest Be a good cook ..... ........ D on Get the car ,................,....... Food Marry a millionaire ........... Automobiles Get in earlier .......,.. ........ F un Fix his hot-rod ..... ........ T o tease Walk fast ......... ........ S olitude Go steady ..... ........ B oys Green and White, 1950 September 6 7 8 10 12 13 15 16 20 24 29 30 October 4 8 12 14 22 24 25 26 November 1 2 7 11 12 14 17 19 2 1 27 28 30 December 2 7 9 12 13 15 CALENDAR First day of school, assembly, Mr. Teets welcomed us back and explained THE HANDBOOK FOR 1949 which had been given out at the close of school last year. First day of regular classes, Mr. Stone says Doddy and Doris have a decision to make! Assembly this morning. Band Festival. The high school building has fluorescent lights. Donna Berry left for Club Congress in Columbus. Seniors had a class meeting. Pep rally, beat Goshen, 14-13. The juniors are working on magazine subscriptions. Seniors had a bake sale and Sox Hop, played North Lima, 6-19. Pep rally this morning, the band went to the fair. Off for the fair, beat Midvale, 26-6. Seniors had perfect attendance, Mr. Waltz was here. Spio singer here, grade school started selling religious pictures. Six weeks tests are in full sway. Played Newcomerstown, result: 0-38. Senior bake sale and Halloween Dance. Elected class officers. Seniors had pictures taken in Canton, junior Wiener roast in Minerva. Only three people Qboyslj absent from whole high school. Elected Margie queen, Cattle Crossing- 300 Feet -so says a traffic sign at the east entrance. Mrs. Lovy and Miss Ayers got new flags for their classrooms. Assembly, Seniors ordered pictures, school marched downtown for 3 mill levy, Seniors sponsored Cowboy Phil and Golden West Girls. Armistice Day, no school, Homecoming game with Waynesburg: 13-19. Seniors had a Homecoming dance. Assembly first period, why didn't they count that other touchdown, we were robbed!! Seniors are busy-signing memory books. Senior bake sale today. Six weeks tests this week. Leah won the county Prince of Peace contest. Seniors out to sell ads, Marvin was elected band president. Junior play tryouts, entertained by Mel- ody Four this afternoon. Got report cards, pep rally, played Dell- roy, Class of ,49 presented us a banner. First basketball game of the season. Took Every Pupil Tests today. Play Augusta tonight. Rocco quit school, Coopefs bus didnit get in till 3rd period. Sophomore party. Poor Clarence helped Mrs. McGhee count hands, he'll learn to miss Every Pupil Tests. Spanish party, school got new type- 20 21 2 1 January 9 10 16- 17 19 20 23 24 25 26 28 February 1 2 3 10 13 14 17 18 21 22 23 24 25 27 March 2 17 31 April 6-7-10 21 28 May 6 9 12 19 21 23-24 26 writers. Senior pictures finally came, pep rally, played East Sparta, 55-51. Grade School operetta, had assembly this afternoon and sang Christmas carols, Mrs. Pretty treated Seniors. -January 3-Christmas vacation. Finally picked our annual committee and printing company. Pep rally, played Minerva, 44-76. Mid-year examinations. Betty Markino's first column appeared in the STANDARD. Pep rally, played Dellroy, 53-49. A Lithuanian girl entered lst grade. Had a puppet show about Ichabod Crane and only one Senior was absent. Report cards out, Football Banquet to- night. Office force had their picture taken. Senior bake sale at Rice's. Girl's Chorus went to Waynesburg. Dave Walters passed out prom question- naires, tricky little questions, weren't they? Seniors took scholarship tests in Carroll- ton, Lessie Hinchee from Carrollton vis- ited hcre this afternoon, pep rally, played Sherrodsville, 63-46. Grade school program, pep rally, played Magnolia, 55-52. Senior play tryouts. Valentinels Day, played Dennison St. Mary's, 35-46. Juniors presented East Lynnel' tonight- a tear-jerker. Senior bake sale, played Perrysville, 74-42. Dr. Bingham was here today, a treat for the Seniors. Washington,s Birthday, no school. Beat Magnolia in the tournament, 58-54, pep rally. Individual pictures taken, pep rally. Beat Dellroy, 59-46, now we're county champs! Assembly to present trophies, most of annual pictures taken, Seniors sponsored Hawkshaw Hawkins. Show about Ohio, pep rally, played Strasburg at Dover, 47-41. Annual goes to press. County music festival. Easter vacation. The Seniors presented The Baby Sitter. Music concert tonight. The night of nights arrived, mainly the Junior and Senior Prom. It was a glorious affair, and juniors and Seniors alike will remember it for a long time. Band Banquet. Capital University Glee Club. Senior Program today. Baccalaureate Service. Final examinations. Commencement Service. D. C. This is our last school event, good- bye, everybody. 29-Iune2Seniors took their trip to Washington, Cleef! and lvhffe, 1950 pggg thirty-Seven Congratulations to the Class of i950 Rice Clothing Store Highest Quality-Lowest Prices O MALVERN OHIO SHERER LUMBER 6' SUPPLY CO. Post Office-East Canton, Ohio Yard-Mapleton, Ohio O lT'S BEEN SHERER'S FOR YEARS Congratulations to the Class of Fifty from C. A. EBNER Grocery 81 Meat Market A General Merchandise Twenty Ninth Anniversary MALVERN OHIO Be Sure To See The l95l Kaiser 81 Frazer Cars at Furey Motor Service AAA Service Reolawn Mower I MALVERN, OHIO Phone 43-l L th fy ght Green and White, 1950 SOHIO GAS 81 OIL COMPLIMENTS Malvern Servicenter QF Lubrication-Simonizing-Tire and Battery Service I I R. L. WOOD, PROP. Molvem Ohio MALVERN OHIO Cline 81 Scurto Grocery COMPLIMENTS GROCERIES 81 MEATS OF Ph 85-3L I-IAHN's RESTAURANT I MALVERN OHIO ' WE DELIVER Molvern Ohio C0mPllme f'5 Compliments Ot of Romano Home 81 Auto Supply Red's Nite Club Mclvem Ohio Phone 77-lL . I f MALVERN OI-IIO Complete Auto Service ROBERTSON'S Muckley's Apple Orchard Plumbing and Heating Fine Qualify Fruit ' Sweet Cider GENERAL ELECTRIC . APPLIANCES Phone 60-lL Mowem, Ohio WAYNESBURG OHIO Green and White, 1950 page thirty nme Compllcmenls COMPUMENTS OF O T . R Ewing Chevrolet Company O Stark COunty's Largest UP Dealer S 0 T U 929-41 Cleveland Ave., N. W. D Dial 45141 I Q O S CANTON, OH1O Canton, Ohio Diamonds GREEN'S MUSIC STORE Jewelry O N U Everything S in music and musical instruments B We buy and sell A new and used instruments UM We teach all band instruments S TRY OUR RENTAL PLAN W a t c h e s S i I v e r w a r e ' 0 l24 Cleveland Ave., S. W. ssmbnsi-ea 1910 1os ruse. sf. E. Conlon 2' Ohio CANTON, OHIO Phone 4-3522 Page iww Green and White, 1950 Best wishes to the Television Radio CIGSS Of '50 Home Appliances Sales and Service . I WORLUCK DAIRY Artzner Radio 81 Electric Malvern Ohio Phone 33'H' MALVERN OHIO MARKINO BARBER SHOP MALVERN, oHlo Compliments of Wadsworth Heating 81 ' Plumbing O e E er Da p n V Y Y Installation 81 Repair For Your Own Conveniences PHONE 50-3L-lS MALVERN COMPLIMENTS OF Your Quality Feed Store Ful-o-Pep and Kasco Malvern Variety Store Feeds O JJ O Wh C t S d Young's Feed 81 Supply Co. ere Us omers en we DELIVER Their Friends MALVERN CANTON Compliments of CAMPBELL SERVICE Goodyear Tires Auto-Lite Batteries Road-Service Vulcanizing MALVERN OHIO Compliments of Krause's I. G. A. MALVERN OHIO Green and White, 1950 page forty one Compliments of Gotschall's Jewelry Malvern, Ohio Tubaugh's Grocery MEATS ICE CREAM GROCERIES Malvern, Ohio TOZZI CAFE Spaghetti Dinners-Liquors Phone 7031 Magnolia Ohig Baxter's Lunch Sundaes--Sodas-Milkshakes Home Made Pie Sandwiches 81 Dinners Home Made Ice Cream Fountain Root Beer Oliver's Restaurant Home of Borden Ice Cream and Sch rafft's Candies Compliments of West End Inn James Markino, Prop. Liquor-Beer-Wine Home Cooked Meals At All Times MALVERN OHIO Phone 69-2L-IS Malvern, Ohio BEST WISHES FRANK and JIMMY Beer - Wine Little Forest Inn I-iqlwrs Spaghetti GOOD FOOD Sandwiches Phone 23-2L MALVERN, OHIO MGIVGYH Ohio Dance Every Saturday Nite page forty-two Green and White, 1950 L I B E R T Y Electric Signaling Devices NOTARY PUBLIC It It's Protection Gilbert W. Harsh - Insurance Agency 19244950 General Insurance 26 years of dependable signals 22 years in export ' . Office Minerva, Ohio Phone 2IX THE LIBERTY BELL MINERVA, Servin MANuFAcTuRiNa co. oi-no Malvern at ainerva and Vicinity HARTMAN MOTOR SALES Dodge and Plymouth Sales and Service Phone 224 0 IO3 EAST ST. MINERVA, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF CROWL LUMBER CO. Lumber - Builder's Supplies Paints - Coal I Phone 41 -I L Malvern, Ohio Green and White, 1950 page forty-three Stark County Farm Bureau Compliments of BuiIder's Supply Feed - Grinding - Mixing Yeagley Chevraletr Inc. MINERVA OHIO Minerva Ohio Minerva Dairy, Inc. Cheese - Butter - Ice Cream C0mPIImef I5 Of WHOLESALE and RETAIL Visit Our Retail Store Trio Press Shop LUNCHES -- SODAS Minerva Ohio MINERVA OHIO Phone 226 W' G' Lyle' M' D' Compliments of PHONE 36 , Wilson Bakery Office Hours: I-3 and 7-9 P. M. Minerva Ohio MINERVA, OHIO Lincoln Way Hat Shop WILLBOB'S for MILLINERY Sandwiches O'NeiI's For Dresses French FfieS ALL AT Milkshakes 202 East Lincoln Way MINERVA OHIO MINERVA OHIO page forty-four Green and White, 1950 Compliments of Robertsville Buick, Inc. Robertsville, Ohio Compliments of Sommer Feed Co. Flour - Feed -- Seeds Lime -- Fertilizer ROBERTSWLLE, OHIO Compliments of LATTA B ROTH ERS Custom Grinding and Mixing Feed-Coal--Lime-Fertilizer Slag--Gravel-Sand Lime Spreader Service ROBERTSVILLE, OHIO Compliments of A. R. ELSON CO. Waynesburg, Ohio Congratulations to The Malvern Graduates Compliments of BENCHLEY ' Welding and Custom Work The Sandy Valley Press of all Kinds Paul H. Williams, Publisher K'ln Bonds O Specmlty WAYNESBURG, oi-iio PHONE 35-ii. MALVERN oHio Mills Jewelry Brown's Food Market cARRoi.i:roN, oHio MINERVA OHIO I schory S Malvern Hardware Men 81 Boys Clothing MINERVA, OHIO MALVERN, OHIO Green and White, 1950 page forty five Compliments of Best Wishes to the Cl t '50 PLEASANT VIEW DAIRY OSS 0 The Free Press-Standard t A Carroll County's Oldest and Largest Newspaper , f , CARROLLTON - OHIO CARROLLTON OHIO Compliments ot Compliments ot THE MINERVA SAVINGS B 5 N CLEANERS AND I A BANK Pick-up and Delivery Service MALVERN OHIO PHONE 85-2L MALVERN, OHIO p xg forty-six Green and White, 1950 F. S. Mitchell, D. V. M. Veterinarian 1- CARROLLTON OHIO Compliments of HOOT OWL INN R. D. No. 5 CARROLLTON, OHIO Carroll Community Sale Livestock, Furniture Chickens and Eggs Every Thursday Afternoon and 2nd and 4th Tuesday Night Sales Fred Duvall: Owner F. S. Brown: Auctioneer CARROLLTON OHIO A Friend 'A' CARROLLTON Carrollton Hardware 'k McCormick Form Equipment Westinghouse Appliances Full Line of Hordwore lsaIy's Dairy Store 'k CARROLLTON, OHIO AL'S IGA STORE ir CARROLLTON, OHIO The Carroll Journal Printing ond Publishing 'lr CARROLLTON OHIO Green and YVhif0, 1950 page forty-seven Compliments of Wrcip Your Lunches in The Merrick Coal Co. MINERVA WAX PAPER ,k i' They'lI Stay Fresh Longer i WAYNESBURG' OEHO Minerva Wax Paper Company Phone 2151 Steom 84 Domestic MINERVA OHIO M. Court'-ight 6- Son Carroll County Farm Bureau, Inc. FORD DEALER AND Carroll County Farm Bureau Co-Operative Association i 44 East Moin Street Phone 192 CARROLLTON ond CARROLLTON, OHIO SHERRODSVlLLE page forty-eight Green and White, 1950 Minerva Motor Sales CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH 3 I O Valley Street ir Floyd C. Myers, Prop. Telephone l32 MINERVA OHIO Insurance all Kinds Real Estate Broker 'A' J. L. Dennis lOl S. Market St., Minerva, Ohio Phone 206-2X Res. 206-Y BONDS OF ALL KINDS - NOTARY PUBLIC Compliments 81 Best Wishes NORMANDY INN Don and Helen Baker Minerva Milling Company, Inc. Feeds, Grinding, Mixing FENCE iv FERTILIZER POULTRY SUPPLIES MINERVA Ol-llo Phone 87 Minerva, Ohio Compliments of Western Auto Associate Store MINERVA OH IO Phone 409R Fred C. Yoder INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Equipment for the Farm 'A' MINERVA OHIO Violand Auto Clinic Willys Overland-Jeeps-Jeep Trucks Jeep Station Wagons Donald V. Violand, Prop. IO4 South Market St. Phone 371 Minerva, Ohio Louis Petros 81 Sons READY MIXED CONCRETE 'A' Phone 601 Valley St. Minerva 38l Minerva, Ohio Green and VVhite, 1950 page forty-nine l Compliments of Compliments of 0 I Kalvm s Jewelry L 0 N G I S Diamonds MINERVA OHIO Watches Jewelery MINERVA, OHlO Albert G. 81 Howard G. Biggins Cross Drug Co. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY WHOLESALE Gnd RETAIL DRUGS In business more than CONFECTIONERY a quarter of a century TOBACCO The Rexall Store 107 North Main Street Minerva, O. MINERVA OHIO RGIPI1 C. CO. Compliments of WOMENS WEAR Oscar's Beauty Salon Minerva, Ohio Minerva, Sunoco Dynafuel Tires, Batteries, Accessories Compliments of A Madison Bakery Orchard Hill Service Carrollton, Ohio A, B. Reed W. Lincoln Way Minerva, Ohio page fifty Green and White, 1950 STACKHOUSE COMPLIMENTS OF AND KLIPPERTS' VARIETY IDENS STORE Sc 81 'I0c S1 and up Dill Flowers Dim For All Gccosions 207-209 North MorketfStreet Dim MINERVA, OHIO J. F. KLIPPERT P H Q N E 3 5 X V Owner and Monoger Minerva Ohio Phone 284X Wright Motors COMPLIMENTS OF MINERVA BOWL Dill o Pontioc nd Soles And SNACK BAR Service mul Dill East Lincoln Way E. Lincoln Woy Phone 53X Minerva Minerva Ohio phone 236X Green and Hflzite, 1950 page ffty one Compliments Good Luck to Closs of '50 WEISBURN ELECTRIC CQ, Hotpoint Appliances Dieringer Sunoco Service mirm Woynesburg Ohio PHONE 8951 Waynesburg Ohio Phone Woynesburg 2404 Compliments of JENNINGS MOTOR SALES SALES and SERVICE ACERBI lSALY'S STORE Dodge-Plymouth Cars and Trucks WAYNESBURG OHIU Waynesburg Ohio Waynesburg Food Market Compliments of 8441 AND WAYNESBURG DRY CLEANING Waynesburg Nite Club 7001 Woynesburg Woynesburg Ohio Ohio J. W. MADDRELL M. W. BOWLES VALLEY CHEVRQLET Pia' 6451 SALES 8: SERVICE Waynesburg Carriage Co. , . -SERVICE SINCE 1894- 24-hour Towing Service BUICK - PONTIAC SALES at PHONE 6891-WAYNESBURG Wciynesburg, Ohio Waynesburg Ohio page fifty-two Green and White, 1950 COMPLIMENTS OF Carrollton Green House RAN KI N'S Jewelry 81 Gifts Elflzl i, 65 West Main Street Carrollton Ohio The Cardinal Music Shop CHEYN EY RECORDS Roadside Grocery 8- Lunch INSTRUMENTS MUSICAL SUPPLIES lflflil Dim R. F. D. No. 5 28 Public Square Carrollton, 0. CARROLLTON, OHIO Courtesy of BELL'S SALES 81 SERVICE Carrollton, Ohio Phone 57-J DeSOTO PLYMOUTH INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS COMPLIMENTS or ASHTON'S 5 8. 10c STORE Carrollton, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF REED'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 'k Phone 54-l L Malvern Ohio COMPLIMENTS or ELSASS BROS. , Waynesbu rg Ohio Green and Wlzite, 1950 page fifty-three DEC KMAN'S Compliments and E Furniture Best Wishes Frigidaire Appliances fm, FUNERAL HOME HAR'-5 l'l'5 N L U N C H MALVERN OH'O MALVERN oi-no LARSON'S, INC. 509 East Lincoln Way MINERVA, OHIO E ,N Telephone 57 Loudon Motor Sales Sales - FORD - Service 723 East Lincoln Way Phone l75X Minerva, Ohio ' - 24 Hr. A.A.A. Service page fifty-four G en and Whit 1950 T. L. Guess Garage Pontiac Sales and Service ma Phone 260Fl'I Carrollton, Ohio SUNNY BANK HATCHERY Baby Chicks and Poultry Supplies Carrollton Ohio Compliments of The Carrollton Farmers Exchange Ca. N, CARROLLTON, OHIO Compliments 8. Best Wishes from VIRGINIA RESTAURANT CARROLLTON, oHIo Compliments of ILER CH EVROLET GARAGE CARROLLTON, oi-no MARSHALL'S GREEN HOUSE Phone 123W CARROLLTON, oi-no TRI-WAY SERVICE Freedom Gas 81 Volvoline Oil Lubrication--Tires-Accessories TRI-WAY DINNETTE A sooo PLACE TO EAT The Cummings Bank Company K Carrollton, Ohio Extend to the Class of I95O Their Best Wishes Member F. D. I. C. West Main Carrollton, Ohio Green and White, 1950 Page iffy ive W. RAY BROWN Insurance Agency Best Wishes DR. J. L. LIEBERMAN OPTOMETRIST O Eyes Examined-Glasses Fitted CROWI.. BUILDING MINERVA, OHIO Phone 390 phone 2'l7X Minerva Ohio Magnolia Hardware Co. Compliments of Pumps - Plumbing Wiring and Appliances MINERVA FOOD MARKET ' f MINERVA, OHIO Phone 3881 MAGNOLIA OHIO Magnolia Mills Established l834 THE A. R. ELSON COMPANY Incorporated 1900 Merchant Millers 8. Dealers Compliments of E. R. BENFER AND SON in Lumber and Building Materials Phone 6041 MAGNOLIA OHIO Magnolia Ohio L, L, Farm Bureau Insurance 'We' RALPH coY 'n Phone 37840 Beef Hides, Furs and Wool ' v East Canton, Ohio Phone 57079 East Canton Ohio page fifty-six Green and White 1900 Compliments Congratulations to the class of I95Ol f O D. L. BERRY R I E C Sutherland Poultry Farm we 0 'S' 'mn U' S' Certified HaI'cI e Y For automobile, fire, or life insurance see your VVAYNESBURG OHIO Farm Bureau Representative Compliments Compliments of of LEMBRIGHT'S BAKERY s1'Aiuc's ny DRY BUTTERNUT or OLD STYLE BREAD CANTON OHIO Malvern Ohio Compliments of Stop at VALLEY VIEW DRIVE-INN Lunches-Soft Drinks-Borden Ice Cream Located Between Minerva 81 Malvern on Route 80 DREAM DAIRY We Specialize in Milkshakes and Lunches Milk and Ice Cream by the Gallon We Aim to Please 2629 Waynesburg Rd., S. E. Canton Ohio TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES SOLD, RENTED, AND REPAIRED O STEBBINS BUSINESS MACHINES COMPANY 331 W. Tuscarawas St. CANTON OHIO AYER'S GARAGE MALVERN oi-no Crouse's Pure Oil Service MINERVA OHIO Green and White, 1950 page fifty-seven SERVING CARROLL COmP'ime fS of COUNTY ATHLETES STARKEY ORCHARD DUMONT'S Athletic Goods WAYNESBURG OHIO 'I34 Second St., S. E. Canton, Ohio BEACHCRAFT I S Picture Framing-Custom Woodworking Meng Dress And Work Shoes Lawn Mower and Bicyle Repairing Better Shoes for Less Money Back of Post Office SHOE REPAIRING MALVERN, OHIO Malvern Ohio Phone 39-'IL ALBRIGHT'S PASTRY SHOP Q Home Style Bread and COMPLIMENTS OF Fine Pastries A FRIEND O O MALVERN OHIO Compliments And Best Wishes Of The MALVERN scHooL BOARD, page ffty-eight Green and White, 1950 The Whitocre-Greer Fireproofing Company O Manufacturers Refractories Buff and Red Face Brick and Radial Chimney Brick Hollow Building Tile 0 Telephone 571 I WAYNESBURG, OHIO HARRY UNKEFER MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE Modern Form Machinery Q Minerva, Ohio Phone 397 O GEHL HARVESTORS NEW HOLLAND MACHINERY VANDEGRIFT BROTHERS Excavating Contractors COMPLIMENTS OF THE MINERVA BANKING CO. The Community Bank O MINERVA OHIO CELLARS SEWERS Q GRADING . Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. and Phone 278-Y Minerva, Ohio Federal Reserve System Green and lVl1ife, 1950 110559 iffy Adequate Wiring Will Help to Safe Guard Your Electric Service si7 N' f THE OHIO POWER CO. Best Wishes 1 HART S DRUG STORE Class of 1950 Harry H. Hart, Prop. O Best in Sports EAU from the Best in Sporting Goods Established 1915 CANTON HARDWARE our sporting Goods Thirty-fifth Anniversary ' mm 1221-1227 Third Street, N. E. Canton 2, Ohio MALVERN, OHIO age sixty Green and White, 1950 5, , x-'- , , rv v v. 21 077 4 .i , ' 1 -w 'K 3,1 ha rv , . . . L ,, .ffl KA H 1 W , S X if iw s . f K cf, 4: f .V A M : ,Q-Y, L if . gfi fy, r.