Malvern High School - Hornet Yearbook (Malvern, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1952 volume:

X . f HX --- f f ffirfiizrqg... f X X If Pg, , f Xi QF H5 1 I I e c I i 9 5 ll - 457 , WE Qdf f:1 X V My 1952 K The Senicir Class if b Q K f ,,..n sm 'A 'ffm' ' 55-M rww V '-. I -Q 'Y wwf M., ,M f we-W-.. ,,,,,, .im , ...Q 1 ww, N1 , Wf' X5 -uv-- 1 Roi Q ik' X X, X 'A 1 Q w 1:15 AX. ' q, 'K Q ? ' - ,R 3 N 4 My ' ,. V 'wu- ,. We, the members of the Senior Class, wish totake this oooortunity to thank you, our narents, for your untiring efforts and sacrifices which have made our education oossible. Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Isabel Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs D. L. Berry Brothers Gregory Casper James Castellucci Mr. Victor Crawford Mr. Lawrence Crowl Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Facchini Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gnlay Nw ff Mr. and Mrs. H, E. Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gram Mrs. Laura Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guess Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gween Mr. and Mrs. Shane Hahn Rev. and Mrs. William Hooker Mr. and Mrs. John Xlotz Mr. and Mrs. Grove Ludy Mrs. Irene Lovy Mr. and Mrs James Markino GC Mr. and Mrs Lyle May - Xxj Mr. and Mrs. William Newsome ' U Mr. Michael Nigro . -D Mr. and Mrs Dempsey Oliver QWK Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearson vw? Mr, and Mrs. Curtis Ray fnlf' Mrs. Irene Rinehart Mr. and Mrs. Wyle Rist fe fl, Mr. and Mrs Edward Roach H Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Romano . Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Stoffer Mr. and Mrs Ralph Unkefer Mr. and Mrs. Carl Van Meter Mr. and Mrs Ivor Williams xN ff X!! A N ii:i! f 4 'fl' Q ,lite ylffy 7 4!P' C? . Q ' 9?f'3 ' A .M qauh' , NWA! .1 5? '20 ef A 'D ' rf fx W' 6 ax i I s Su rintendeni Closs Advisor Fred H. Swasey Mr. Fred H. Swasey, Superintendent of Halvern Schools, was born on May 13, 1918 at South Berwick, Maine. Fart of his education was obtained in Maine before the family moved to Ohio where he completed his schooling and graduf ated from Ravenna City High in 1936. Hr. Swasey obtained his Bachelor,of Science Degree from Kent State Univer sity in 1942 and his H School Administration school'in State, he wrestling State A.A. aster Degree in from the same 1951. While attending Kent was active on the gym and teams. Mr. Swasey won the U. and Y.N.C.A. titles in the 145 lb, class. At present he is helping to coach the Canton Y.M.C.A. team. Supt. Swasey is a veteran of World War II, having served oversees with the 3rd Army. Before entering the teaching field, Mr. Swasey served as Physical Director of the Mt. Vernon Y.M.C.A. He has served as S11pBI'i1'1'G6fldent of schools at Ke11y's Island and Streetsboro. He is married and the father of three childreng Sue who is nineg Richard who is seveng and Kenneth who is four. Q John T. Gidlsy Nr. John T. Gidley, our Class Advisor, was born in Ravenna, Ghio on January 17, 1912. He was educated in the schools of that city, graduating from Ravenna City High School in 1931. He obtained his Bachelor of Science Degree in Education from Kent State University in 1936 and after a year of post-graduate work at Kent State, he became Principal of the Botkins Schools. Mr. Gidley taught at Hartford High School before becoming Superintendent of Perrysville Schools. In 1944 Mr. Gidley accepted his present position as e teacher in the Malvern schools. During the war years he acted as football coach, his 1944 and 1945 grid teams held consecutive 18-O and 6-O victories over Waynesburg. The 1945 Football team was the first Malvern team to defeatlivfinerva in a regulary scheduled gene turning the trick 2-O. Mr. Gidley has also served es director of many of the school olays. He has acted as Class Advisor to the Senior Classes of 19495 19515 and 1952. He is married and the father of one son, John Michael, who is a student in the econd grade. fx . Q s Tn F aculfy First Row: Helen George, Blanche Ayers, Kethleen Pretty, Frances Smith, ?elen Romano. Second Row: John Gidley, John Henderson, DQvi5 Firm, Sumt. Frei Swssev, Arthur Furey, Ross Princiotto, Kenneth Stone. xifcq T 'Q 9 on J Q My J O .3 .ff O S. X 0 J V I Q in-5 Q O l 1 MQ l'5 First Row: Very Lou Ufole, Wilma C. Looby, Nsry Keen, Tina S. Uncle, Ruth Tomlinson. Second Row: Nevme H qillifms Quran P 'J , o g . .zrelbi On, John M. T?omoson, Mfyy H, Lggg, Irgge Lovyl pigs Helen Dewell gbsent . Q , when nlcture wwf tefen, Board of E ducoiion Left to Right: Joseph Romano, Kenneth Currie, Cvrl Thomwson, Carl Snively Earl Burford. Yearbook Sfaff ' L l Back Row: Rosie Galay, Betty Romano, Delores Van Meter, Jiith Dennis, Rebecca Oliver, Helen Facchini. 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Sbholarshlp 1,2,3Q Class Pres. 23 Queen's Att. 33 Operetta 33 Librarian 3,4Q Annual Staff 4.Band l SALUTITORIAN W,rem,3,M My Xmwfu ,-,Wi Bernice is the daughter of Mrs. Mrs Charles Galay Courses Latin l 2 Algebra l General Science l3 English l,2,3, Rosie is the daughter of Mr. and 0 l I 9 4 Biology 23 History 2,33 Plane Geo- metry 23 Typing 33 Shorthand 33 Spanish 3,43 Human Relations 43 Speech 43 Government 43 Chem- istry 43. Scholarship l,2,33 Senior Scholarship 43 Cheerleader 3,43 Annual Co-Ed1tor!Library'1,2, 3. Irene Rinehart. Courses: Latin 1,23 Algebra 13 General Science l3 English l,2,3,43 Biology 23 History 2,33 Shorthand 3: Typing 33 Physics 33 Chemistry 43 Government 43 Bq0kk5ep15g 4: Scholarship 23 Senior Scholarship 43 Play 3: Class Sec 'y 1,43 vice- Pres. 23 Librarian 23 Queen's Att, 1: Annual Co-Editor. Seniors DAVID BERRY Dave Char: Toe head Amb: Wife who can cook sf if QS 0 6 O 295 , ,1 S!! Q 2, - G GLIORG73 BROTTTVTPS P.J.. Char: Small, but mighty X -' V 'E Arnb: To become a doctor ,- fm T D K DAVID CASPFJR Diz Char: Tbe smell of 4 Roses Arab: Become a fly boy ,Y qv 1 cmnms CRAPIFCRT Chuck Q Char: Loud but friendly Yi.: Amb: To learn to vlerf f X XV! basketball Z . - Seniors .save ld 1 I Dom caowx. Don Q Char: High, wide, and ------ Amb: To reduce S Q Q f 'JAMES CASTELUUCCI HJimN jjip ff 1 ' eChar: Penn? Dincher X Amb: Try to helm Seniors ij QC, W x '. . - ' Z W4 e Seniors EDITH DWNUIS'HEdieH Char: Tempermentel but likeeble Imb: To keen him CH 5 HTLWN FACGHIUI UHe1enU Cher: Smile Arb: Tc keew the fellows qucssing ROSIV GAIAY NRoN q Char: Intelligent 1 Amh: To be a career girlj Seniors 4 'Q JST? GQTGAHZR Long John ' f , -Char: lol1g,leen,and lanky - QAm'o: To out on weight 5 W . W Q ol, -- f ROSVVARV GRAV Rosie 5. - '::: Cher: 'Drowning glory '1' Amb: To walk through a floor without turning sideways 4 lg l JATIGE GRIFTIV Jan Char: Imitating Johnny' Ray .5n1'o: to become Mrs. Turkey 5 Rf ? ,,' VA L , 19' K 7' S , X Seniors KATYTLEFJN GTFISS Kate Char : Quiet , Cute, Court eous Amb: Get through school g 22 5 f ' 9 1 Q 11, 0 .. ,IPEIW Gamer: Irene iz-J Char: Flightv but fun -- I Amb: To marry Jim SHIRLEY HAHN Toots Char: Quality and Quanity Amb: To rule children i ff : Seniors K 5 , x xv x aj 6 U, It I X we . bxl-flf, - ' 'HCBWJRT FOOKWH Bob f Q .Charz Nose runs,feet smells , Amb: To helm others right their l A A wrongs , xv GLPJWJOOD KLOTZ Glen Char: Collective anf cool Amb: To be a good farmer 5122 f 15h ' f . f bOVY HLovyH ,v Cher: Lauvhing qi! f .n,mb: To 'oe 3, nurse X 1 I 4 A , 15211 .MQ ' Q V JASON LYDY HJEPQU WX ,hx 4 Q- X ZS. 71,2 Q53 a 1 M Char: Well rounded---Personality Amb: To slay the women Seniors BTTTY NARKITO HMertn Char: Worldly knowledge Amb: To be sucvessful at the bwf ALPHA ANN MAY HPunkien Char: Neatness Amb: To marry her airmen C34 JACK 1:10120 Tack f , mmm' her Dzbrk ani' A ring Seniors WGN ka 78 M ADA VWUSCMT NA5aN an H . , - N ' N Cl21'.A1w-.rays sntlsued - Amb: To be a secretary Myutu 4,,.m ,Kr , Qu 5 in R3.-563' f H 1 4 8, fha : 4:.nH. f' ' ,, .V T 'W 'Q ef w f in f di - Amb. To own C. car P I l .,v I,,, RWBPTCCA OLIVE BeckV . A, Cher: Talkative 1. Amb: To go to West Point ful'7 f X rxgzdkmsmnf WW X 'X 10 f GTX gf r 5.29, Seniors LILLIAN PVARSOU ULi1lpN Char: Timid and meek r Amb: To get Bob to shave r I5 h 1 '- ' T' D ll ' Il f Bx1fICw RIBwHAdT Bernle LORWTTA RAY NLeuraH Char: Quiet but dangerous Amb: Merry a swabbi Char: Disnosition Amb: Marry a rabbit CHarvevJ Seniors Amb: To be Sblo 'K Mr F15 I.T7?T?L1'fD R UT mmf W' 1 - X 1 N 1 u ' Y ix 1 , 7 Uv' ' I-L. Jo Io i. L . 'ggizaa ' Char: aChOOlglT1 COmU19XlOH gwo-124. , x xlff f' ,k'M1 ,- EDWARD ROACH Fume Char: Nousejf Amb: To grow hair' on his chost f'L ELIZABETH Romano Benny ', Char: Expressing her opinion f2?I? 4 Amb: Marry a millionaire -1912 L Seniors Wg 2 66' A 1, L if V42 xg V Av an 1 in .llaeig Jo'-fow STUFF? D1m1eS ,553-X A Char: Telling good storios gggszg Amb: To corner Ray illggaxgx fflteigegk .ill xi o QS , Qi ii X Q V A 5 .19 , ii ix . o Q XX 5-X STR'-ART UTUCQFER Unkv f Shar: Uaugghtw' but nice se! AWS: To marry CGuessJ .. . 'CfHTLC'RN'S VAN VFTTIX 'E or'i Z2 Char: Fanny go lucky -- Avb: To marry' a third Q ? '?4 baseman W Seniors BO Q JIT WILLIMQ: Milly ber Swe t Charm Ame To be a secretarv Senior Officers PRESIDENT..... n Q 0 o u o o SECRETARY..... TREASURER..... SGT.-AT-ARMS.. f G3 Q Xrrru ' Tl GEORGE BROTHERS JOHN GEIGER BERNICE RINEHABT BOB HOOKER DAVE BERRY H isfory On September 7, 1940, sixty bright and shining students entered Miss Greighton's first grade room. L--5 Miss Dewell took us our second year. This year, Kathleen Guess F . and Alpha May ,joined us. Q our teachers. Bernice Rinehart and Don Crowl ,joined us this year. I 5 f in We went into the third, grade with Miss Rohrer and Mr. Thompson as tvs if ff, ' 121 ' 2 Miss Ayers and Mrs. Lovy took us our fourth year. Edith Dennis ,',, ' 'ii and Mildred Rist came at this time. t Mrs. Lovy along with the help of Mrs. Williams were our IV' , ig5f My ' teachers in our fifth year. Eddie Roach, Richard Leyda, 2 fig A7'I ii Jason Ludy, and John Geiger joined us this year. 3w'q, I i?g9,U ,J Mrs. McCreary and Miss Miller were our teachers in - whfwr 7 x QM ,Q our sixth year. This year George Brothers made his haf Mudd, li txxf entrance. ,-11i'XQI1f,, -' QQ . 1 , we entered the seventh grade with Mr. Gidley and if I 4 Mrs. Pretty as our home room teachers and right from Q the beginning we were branded the worst class in fff iii? fgffr .AQ 'CX' the school. Shirley Ossler joined us this year fZ?,Zf,!, sNi,fa.rM, P Our eighth year found Mr. Gidley and Miss ,ga .Q NNg'7,gNk Beacon as home room teachers. Rosemary Gram 235257 J?,I fin t 0 sy' came to us this year. sig? jf? sk .4 'Xe -asia? pf ,f ff . Our Freshman year Mrs. Romano took us Kbfg- I4 JFK 5 for the beginning, then she gave us to Miss vTJ' Ax Its v.,jW, dll 7 Drake and Miss George to handle. It seems W 'J sggmkmy iX!f she couldn't do much with us. ,XA so fx, I N J We entered our sophomore year with Miss is MI sg YQ N f :'W George and Mrs. McGhee in charge. I guess gf'ii5s e.,, !EEiEii7 J Miss George couldn't bear to part with us. 124 1Il N :fsgg ltlf g ew We received our class rings this year. Z QQRJQEsigfigERrQgEEiaf rf, We were the first class to ever get them gif ,L!, Q5 gg his eEf,'P AQLgJ:f in the sophomore year. Bob Hooker joined e?f7jF5ifiss.' i , 42559 !f us this year. Q 'g LZgf--fkP' ina' F Our Junior year finally came with Mrs. McGhee as our advisor. We sold refreshments at football and basketball games. We also sold pencils, tablets, Christmas cards, and magazines. ' In March we presented the play, nSecond Childhoodn, with Miss George and Mrs McGhee as our directors. It was a real hit. In May, we gave the most beautiful Prom ever given.at Malvern High School. Janice Griffin came to us this year, and Eva Hodge and James Weekley left us Seniors at last!! Mr. Gidley again was happy Caheml to take us. This year we sold pencils, tablets, and green and white hats. We had our class pictures taken in Dover, I guess Canton was a little too common for us. In March, we presented our play, HThis Thing Called Loven, with Mr. Firm and Mr. Swasey as directors. This year we also published our annual, HReflections of l952.n In May the Juniors gave us a beautiful Prom which we appreciated very much. To end our twelve happy school years, we took our trip, which we worked very hard for. It was to Washington D. C. This seems to conclude the History of the Glass of 1952, the best and most intelligent class ever to leave Malvern High School. iii! I fbias will emit 'wsiam nt, I, Shirley Hahn, will my ability to orenare my sneeches before class to Blanche Pontones. I. I. I, Glenwood Xlotz, will my quietness to Denny Williams. Bonnie Williams, will my athletic ability to Jane Marmo. James Castellucci, will my ability to talk to Sarah, to Steffy Narmo. I, Dave Casper, will my love for the Magnolia ano Ninerva Girls to Myron Galay. I, John Geiger, will my way with the girls to Jack Sutherland, can make it bigger and I, Betty Romano, will my singing ability to Gloria Altomare, I, Janice Griffin, will my oooularity v.-f ith the boys to Mary Ruth Massey. I, Dave Berry, will my line to Harold Hoover. Think you better, Harold? I, Jean Levy, will my ability to tell tall tales to Bill Gordon. I, Jack Nigro, will my ability to talk all the time to John Brothers. I, Betty Narkino will my ability to imnress the onnosite sex or anyone else to 4 D Q 1 Pill Turnin. I, Dori Van Meter, will my ability to roam around the halls to Paul Kocher. I. I, Alpha May, will my long legs to Emily Tokas. I, Rosie Galay, will my ability to walk to Don Bendetta. ride too.l I Mildred Rist will my blonde hair to Marv HcCuen. 9 1 4 I I, George Brothers, will my height to Harry Dennis. I, Kathleen Guess, will my typing ability to Julia Poice Helen Facchini, will my ability to start a fight to Edith Gascon. flf I had a Buick I'd I, Rebecca.Oliver, will my un and down legs to Richero Rohrer. I, Irene Gween, will my ability to get in 15 minutes after Endeavor to Jack Sutherland. I, Edith Dennis, will my ability to get the car to Dorothy Cheyney. I, Bernice Rinehart, will my ability to keep Quiet in Chemistry Class to Patty Reed. I, Loretta Rey, will my ebility to write to service men to Julia Boice. I. I, I. I. 1. I. I. I. 1. I. We, girls who are not Lillian Pearse Joyce Stoffer, Jason Lucy, will my nhysioue to Richard Starkey. Edward Roach, will my hot r Bob Hooker, will my curly h Charles Crawford, will my b Don Crowl, will my temper t od to Reymond Adkins. air to Jack Russell. esketbell ability to Harry Dennis. o Paul Kocher. A Stewart Unkefer, will my quietness to Paul Benedict. Ada Newsome, will my abilit Rosemary Gram, will my yell n, will my gi will my love the Senior Glass of 1952, y to any Junior that needs it. ow convertible to Pegiy Sleek. to Don Smith. ggle for will to Nr. Princiotto and Nr. Furey all going steady. the Waynesburg Rays tc Edith Gascon. the Senior We, the Senior Class of 1952, will to Nr. Henderson our wide knowledge of Govern- ment. We, the Senior Class of 1952, will to Mr. Firm our courege to make the tragic side of life look brighter. We, the Senior Class of 1952, will to Mr. Swasey all the demerits earned by us this year. we, the Senior Class of 1952, will to Gidley, we won't will him anything because we have caused him enough trouble this year. We, the Senior Class of 1952, will to Mrs. Romano our acting ability. We, the Senior Class of 1952, will to Miss Ayers our ability to knock loudly on doors. we, the Senior Class of 1952, will to Mrs. Smith our intelligent Geometry students we, the Senior Class of 1952, will to Mrs. Pretty our ability to get along with Mr, Teets. We, the Senior Class of 1952, will to Mr. Stone our ability to keen our temper. We, the Senior Class of 1952, will to Miss George, instead of willing we would like to borrow her ability to understand and get along with oeople. We, the Senior Glass of 1952, will to the Juniors our front row. We, the Senior Class of 1952, will to the Sophomores our ability to act naturals We, the Senior Class of 1952, will to the Freshmen our ebility to have had an established reputation end loud mouths which we have never lost. Prophecy Just think, ten long years have rolled by since I graduated from good, old Malvern High, and I haven't heard from any of my classmates. I'll just hop into my new Cadillac and take a spin to find out what has happened to them. Soon I'll in the meter, and walk down the Poor Irene is searching for Jim reach dear old Malvern, park my car, put a nickel street. The first person I meet is Irene Gween. She says she has quite a time keeping him at home he's married now. She told me the latest gossip, gave up his medical career to be President of the Bernice keeping hurried on my way. It seems he keeps forgetting all about George Brothers, who United States. And, I guess, is out of a job because she used to be his nurse, but she is pretty busy house for Harvey so she doesn't mind. Well, Irene and I parted and I Next I met Betty Narkino and she told me she'was a criminal lawyer in New York. It seemsgthat Dave Casper was in a little trouble so she came to defend him. She also told me that Helen Facchini was her private secretary. I guess she made it after all, Vr. Furey. Jean Lovv and Bonnie Williams cou1dn't bear to part so they made their husbands KYS build houses side by side. I could hard- ly say good-bye to Betty, but I decided that I must continue. As I was looking over the old town, I noticed a large department store with a sign that read: Dennis' Fashion Shoppe, so I decided to see if there was any- thing I needed. As I entered the store I met Rebecca Oliver buying baby clothes. I guess she finally got Sam to marry her. She said she would get him in leap year. Rebecca told me that Loretta-gay had married Chuck and, also, that Loretta owned a beauty parlor where Rosemary Gram comes in and gets her hair fixed and tells her all the latest gossip. Rosemary is also married to the boy the yellow convertible. Lillian Pearson married Jim Thorpe and lives Lillian has a daughter and they tell me she giggles just like Lillian who owns in Canton. used to. Well, I told her I was glad to have seen her and went on my way. Walking down the street, I saw someone who looked very familiar. other than Jason Ludy. Hurriedly I ran up to him It was none and I was slightly amazed at what I saw. You never saw such fine clothes in your life! But after he told me he was a representative in Washington, I understood the situation more clearly. Before I left Jason, I asked him about Stewart Unkefer and Dave Berry. Stewart and Joanne are living in Wisconsin with Dave and Jane. I guess they are in part- nership in a Dairy Plant. Jane and Joanne are really living now! It was all I could do to leave Jason, but I managed. As I walked on, I met Elisabeth-Egmggg fwhom we know as Betty? and she in- formed me that she was singing in the Metropolitan Opera. She is still looking for the prospective millionaire. She also said that on her tour through Florida she stopped in to see Dori-139 Meter. Dori finally caught her third baseman. The biggest surprise of all came last. She told me that Rosie Gslay was candi- date for Sec. of Treas. Well, Rosie finally got her hands on the mint. After the shock was over, I bade her farewell. I had just walked on a few steps when I was stopped by the queerest noise I had ever heard. It was none other than Wddie Roach. I stopped and talked with him for awhile and he told me that he owned his own garage now. He said he was pretty busy making enough money to keep Carol comfortable. I didn't have much time, so, I hurried on my way. A short distance up the street I sew a large crowd gathered in front of a church. It wasggda-Hgysgme and Janice Griffin causing all the commotion C you might know D. They had just been married. Imagine! A double wedding! Janice finally got her Turkey and Ada - well, she married James Frazier, one of our classmates who left us when we were In grade school. will wonders never cease? Well. I was getting pretty hungry by now and I stopped in at a little rest- aurant for a bite to eat. Whom did I see taking care of the store but Kathleen Guess. She told me that Dick was out of town for the day and little Kathy and Dicky Jr. were playing in the backyardt While I was eating a couple walked in. It was none other than Glennwood Klotz and his wife Mildred Rist. Since Mildred always was a good talker, I d16n't have to ask many questions. She told me every- thing. She said that James Castellucci liked television so much that he set up his own television store. John Geiger was the town's policeman. I guess being a policeman in the Junior play made him want to be a cop. It seems that John has a hobby collecting all kinds of pictures of beautiful girls. As I was ending my Journey, I walked past a store that said Crowl Lumber Co. and I saw Shirlev and Q23 counting up the money that they had made for the day. Don said that Alpha and Chuck Crawford were living next door. They told me that Chuck was a football coach for Malvern and that they had three sons Just like Chuckie. Don and Shirley insisted on my staying with them and going to church to hear the great evangelist, none other that Qgb Hooker. Bob said he got his inspiration from his wife, Judy, and eyes. that his two little daughters,had big, brown Oh! I forgot about the parking meter! I just know I'll have a ticket. I rushed to my car just in time to see Jack Nigro, the mayor, writing out a ticket for me. But, when he saw who it was he said, NNQ tickets for an old classmatel' getting along just fine. since I have some work to do. What am L doing? guy in Waynesburg named Ray. Know who I am? Jack and his wife, Julia, are Well, I must hasten home Well, I'm keeping house for a , - X I' 'Nx X, X A ff, X 7 s 7. ' ff 1? X 'X f wtf ff-In NGK! If 7 r K? Rv, ff , l 1 'T ff l ft-:-:-P., . .. 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F, H u'l:l!l:'l'f l'l'l'u' N A .- . ali! iNl.:g::q!.l.:g:l X-, ,Q!:!:u:u.l.ug.siu,uuZt. - -1q1q.',-:,, 5 l I h Q qi -In u 1.110 '!:l:!:l:f:l:f'5li:E252 XT 'g:g:::g:::g:!:g-nigga uuuNsun-. n ,qw N l.:.:5l.!.l- lg.u,l. pf , 5 Qiilllgil up 'ffff 'X 1, ' -rgasngzgii fy A :Iii H.: niet s '35 Af ll XXX -XX ' X ' N Class of 1953 Back Row: Jack Sutborlvni, Myron Galey, Paul Benedict, Steffy Harmo, Harry 'I Dennis, Paul Kocher, Bill Gordon, Dicf Starkey, Raymond Aikins, Second Row: Dick Rohrer, Harold Hoover, Dan Williams, Don Smith, Gloria Altomare, Jack Russell, John Brothers, Don Bendetta, Bill Turpin, Kathleen Pretty-class snonsor. First Row: Jane Marmo, Blanche Pontones, Edith Gascon, Emily Tokas, Patricia C LASS OFFICERS lax '5'f!iag,- Iwlla, Reed, Mary Ruth Massey, Julia Boice, Dorothy Cheyney, Peggy Slack. i 6 E PP7SIDENT ..... VICE-PRESITENT SECRETARY ..... TREASURER .... SGT.+AT-ARMS.. 'SW Cl J ACK Sl'Tlf '1T1T 'l JHNTIUQUC EHILY TCKAS JULIA BEIGE BILL GORDON Class of 1954 First Row: Wanda Walters, Wende Marker, Rosine Greco, Julia To Guess, Delores Campbell, Lois Dazey, Vivian Klotz. Second Row: Louise Burwell, Arthur Wadsworth, Merle Pearson, Gayle Lanener, Crawford, Billy Coyle, Joe Burkes, Marian Newsome, Helen Romano Third Row: Judy May, Margaret Gordon, Betty Wocd, Sara Casner, Cooper, Martha Leasure, Joanne Leesure, Patricia Felton, Gladys Esther McLaughlin. Fourth Row: Sam Berry, Harold Geiger, Ted Leggett, Earl Blackstone, Ralph May, Gene Felton, Richard Hahn, Rennie, Dwight Roach. if 523 x 5: ' 1, Kas, Joanne Mary Victor sponsor. Nancy Van Meter, Galay, John James 3 3 1 f X f CLASS OFFICERS f f ' 'ii fire S SGT.-AT-APMS... .... .i -X fit gf-N Y PRESIDENT ......... .... MERLE PEARJCF VICE-PRESIDENT .... ..WEYQA HARKRR SECRTTARY ....... .... BETTY WOOD TREASURWR ...... ..WANDA UALTERS VICTOR CRAITORD Class of 1955 Back Row: Denzil Cole, Larry Burwell, David Gamble, Tony Facchini, Roger Vandergrift, Anthony Romano, James Lindorman, Ralph Beltz, Bob Dennis. Third Row: Barbara Dodd, Mary Tokas, Lena Cappelli, Rosina Schmidt, Ruth Meyers, Marv Castellucci, Margaret Schandal, Rita Schafer, Ruth Gween, Virginia Romano, Second Row: Ross Frinciotto- class sponsor, Madeline Newsome, Wilbur Jewell, Ezell Thomnson, Russell Unkefer, Whittley Morrison, Mickey Altamore, Frank Pariano, Emil Gascon,-Floyd Casper, Barbara Walker, Miss Helen George-class soonsor. First Row: Elsie Klotz, Jane Reed, Carol Divonna, Sally Stires, Gcorgianna May, Susanne Randall, Elma Stevenson, June Stack, Wilma Wetzel, Alverta Cole. Sitting: Gregory Casper, Dick Contini, John Tokas, John Crossley. CLASS OFFICERS ,i-,, .. ! i V- PRESlD?NT........... WILMA WETZEL VICE-PRWSIDEFT .... ...DAVIS GUESS STCRDTARY ...... ...SALLY STIRES TREASVREH .... .... ALVERTA CDLH SGT.-AT-ARMS... .... DICK COVTINI MICKEY ALTOMAQE E ighfh Grade Sevenfh Grade GRADE 6 -'r 'H' -- - .- v . . , , , John Shorb, Barbara Tokos, Jo Ann Woods, Judith Gween, Thomas Mackey. Second Row: Judith Davies, Dorothy Dunlap, Donna Kosher, Judith McCol11ster, William Currie, Karen Bendetta, Darlene Wetzel, Ina Rist, Phyllis Willis. Third Row: Ann Everhart, Dianne Launer, Patricia Smith, Nancy Guess, Carol Weigand, Alice McLaughlin, -x Daniel Klotz, Clarence Leyda, Jack Thompson, Merle Dennis, Allen XL-3 Griffin. iw GRADE 5 M 6 S' - I ,cc , 4 Top Row: Ralph Freeman, William Ferguson, Mary Alice Lee, Betty Turner, George Campbell, Thelma Lasure, Gerand Burkhart, Robert Burford. Second Row: Paul Shipp, Thomas Masks, William Laubacher. Peggy Lambert, Shelley Hawkins, Carol Ann Geiger, Charlotte MCCOTM Patty Cinson, Mary Montella. Third Row: James Massey, Larry Devine, Robert Leggett, Howard Massey, Janet Louise Artzner, Darlene Klotz, Nonnie Leasure, Billie Sue Barrino, Geraldine Mitchell, John Thomp- son. Beverly Fincher, Shirley Massey, Lessie Whitehurst. Fourth Row: jiggggb Richard Pryor, Ronald Whittington, Larry Oliver, Jon Robertson, C . 1 K, af GRADE 5 Top Ron: M. Colo, D. Cook, T. Romano, M. Campbell, P. Biggine, F. Turner, R. Sarback, L. Hawk, W. Nelson, R. Furey. Second Row: E. Devine, P. Cinson, S. Hubbard, K. Stamm, P. Wells, J. Totten, B. Ayers, B. Cohuluis, B. Lucas, J. Arrasmith. Third Row: Carol Le Beau, J. McMullen, J. Marker,'A. Pontones, P. Johnston, S. Burkhart, L. McLarghlin, J. Gwynn, J. Petrucci, G. Swinehart, Mrs. Lovy. Sitting: T. Williams, J. Marteney, H. Woodruff, J. Tokas, D. Artzner, N. Xaser, J. Cobuluis, G. Griffing, N. Weigand GRADE 4 lop Row: L. Slack, K. Kfitgiiiif, 4. Pryor, N, Romgoo, J, Shgyb, B- TOXKSQ 5' Jllis, J- GWSSH. T- TaC5SY. HFS. Maple. Second Row: T. Davies, D. Dunlap, D. Xocher, o, Iccollistey, W, gurrie, K, Eendetta, D. Wetzel, I. Hist, P. Willis. Third Row: A. Everhart, D. Lauener, P. Smith, N. Guess, C. Weigand, A, IoLaughlin, B, Fincher a. Maesey, L. Nhitehurst. Fourth Row: R. Pryor, R. Whittington, u.'El?Ver, J. Robertson, D. Klotz, C. Lorca, J. Thompson, M. Dennis, 1. uflfflll. GRADE 5 Q 4 Top Row: Samuel Campbell, Charles Campbell, Barbara Beltz, Linda Drummond, Suanne Futty, Karen Jenkins, Martha Thompson, Elmo Haw- kins, Jack Fry. Second Row: Karen Walker, Mary Woodruff, Esther Felton, Ray Leyda, Thomas Casale, Emma Brown, Florence Hawkins, Betty Jean Burkes, Judy Laubacher, Mrs. Tomlinson. Third Row: William Mackey, Donald Rist, Charles Hubbard, Lavonne Kerns, Ruth Ferguson, Gloria Greco, Irene Savona, Ellen Nesby, Hilda Barnes, Fourth Row: Paul Barstow, Richard Byrd, Howard Swinehart, Homer fffm, 'Kocher, Commer Lee Turner, Roy McCollister, Robert Randal. Q.faaD cf I GRADE 5 Stzmgff 1a1i1y Williams, Pamela King, Carol Morris, virginia Householder, Pamela Crabtree, Myra Jenkins. Second Row: Patricia wilcoxen, Holland Barder, Larry Mugnaini, Sandra Warlock, Judy Bennett, Betty Benedict, Mary Ann Hoover, Susan Swasey, Sandra Williams, Dick Hersh, Third Row: Janet Stevenson, Carol Ware, Mary Ann Artzner, Betty Burkhart, Linda Nestrick, Bernice Everhart, Mary Jane Petrucci, Sharon Xaser, Karen Reed, Sue Myers, Fourth ROWS Danny White, Billy Randal, Duane Smith, James Snively, Roy Ludy, Sammy Simmone, Albert Cinson, Kenneth Massey, Ralnh LeBeau Mrs. Williams. 1 GRAVE 2 Arrasmith, Top Row: John Gidley, Billy Tucci, John Thompson, Buddy George Fortney, Tommy Smith, Ronald Mangus, Bobby Everhart, Miss Dewell. Second Row: Mary Frazier, Inez Burford, Bonnie Marker, Sally Johnston, Kathy Romano, Alice Rodgers, Barbara Romano, Mary Clark, Judy Ackelson. Third Row: Cheryl Lanning. Carol Griffing, Bonnie Stack, Rosemary Burkhart, Nova Barley, Susan Woodruff, Rita v Savona, Judy McMullen, Fourth Row: James Frigyes, Nathan Ware, ,,T,X John Griffin, Bobby Ostarchivic, Howard Williams, Valentino Mur- f lllo, Charles Rodgers. X ' 5:1523 -:k- We GRADE i. w 2 - 3- Top Row: Joseph Chiurco, Annie Jo Turner, Kenneth Lambert, Carmen Greco, Robert Fallot, Willie Brown, Blaine Childers, Jerome Free- man. Bennie H86 LSO. Cheryl Totten. Second Rowg Karen LeBeau, Carole Brunk, Richard Hartshorne, Richard Ferguson, David Kidder, Charlotte Walter, Carol Totten, Elsie McLaughlin, Bernard Kerns, Bernard Newsome. Miss Maple. Third now: David Brunk, Dianne whine- hurst, Delbert Barnes, Richard Swasey, Clarence Randal, Jeanne Wilkinson, Norman Ayers, Candice Peoples, Betty Lou Mayes. GRADE 1 Back Row: Kay Laubacher, Fay Ray, William Gause, Ned Casale, John Hoffee, Beverley Currie, Donald Leasure, Dorothy Brown. Second Row: Michael Cheek, Patricia Marietta, Jesse RSF. Willard clark' Joseohine Householder, Marla Ayers, Barbara Klotz, David Myer. First Row: Charles Lutton, Billy Thompeorl, P-H18-Bda Pryor. Nelson Barri-50' Ellen Gause, Charlotte Turner, Jerry Cook, Lynette Firm. Teacher' M155 Creighton 1-X l A :annum Q Back Row: Carrie Bell Lee, Shirley Cobulius, Clara Myers, Frank Myers, Frank Van Meter, Jane Schreiber, Joe Barstow, Leorn Frazier, Robert Mackey. Second Row: Ralph Liptrot, William Mitchell, William Hutchison, David Hubbard, Ed Hartshorne, Larry McNutt, Rose Nesby, David White. First Row: Alice Whitehurst, Doris Burkey, Fanny Turner, Sandra Evans, Karen Crabtree, Michael Massey, Raymond Magee, Billy Romano Mrs, Lgoby, 'Nug- , ff A-'Hx WEE: 1 ,: 15i1f'a 1 -2?-:I-' 'S 1. . , Ill A V. X -- . .. 'V-. 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Second Row: Fred Swasey, Supt. James Cestellucci, Stewart Lnkefer, John Geiger, Dave Berry, George Brothers, David Firm, - QB 657 RFHEMML .1 T F3 CASTN LOUISE BAKER, in the throes of the grand passion .... ROBERT LIVINGSTONE, in love with Louise ............ CYTTHIE BROWN, also hit by the arrow ................ WALLIE CONNORS, in love with Cynthia. ............. .. ELEAHOR RAYDALL, who tries to escape 1ove's clutches JAMES MORGAN, her water1o0..................,........... AUNT LILLY, Louise's maiden aunt........... ..... ... ANGIE PERKINS, the maid with the uncanny ear... ...... ... REVEREND FREEMAN, who doesn't know whet it's ebout...... MESSENGER BOY, just a cog in the wheels of chance....... BETTY MARKING JOHN GEIGER ....LILLIAN PEARSON ....GEORGE BROTHERS JEAN LOVY JIM CASTELLUCCI DELORES VAN METER MILDRED RIST STEWART UNKEFER DAVID BERRY Junior Play r 1 First Row: Julia Boice, Patricia Reed, Peggy Slack, Helen Romano-director, Emily Tokas, Jane Harmo, Edith Gascon. Second Row: John Brothers, Bill Turoin, Jack Sutherland, Harry Dennis Raymond Adkins, Richard Rohrer. MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION MARTHA, a housekeeper ,... ............. . NANCY ASHFORD, a friend of the Hudsons.... HELEN HUDSON, wife of Dr. Hudson ............. ... DR. MALCOLM PYLE, colleague of Dr. Hudson .... ... MONTY BRENT, cousin of Helen Hudson ........ JOYCE HUDSON, daughter of Dr. Hudson. ...... BOBBY MERRICK, a friend of Joyce. ....... ..... ... DR. WAYNE HUDSON, an eminent brain surgeon....... PERRY, a handy man.................... .... ... ... MRS. WICKES, an accuaintance of Dr. Hudson....... MARION DAWSON, wife of Jack.. ..... ....... JACK DAISON, a friend of Bobby... ff REED JANEILUUM PEGGY SLACK JOHN BROTHERS DICK ROHRHR EMILY TOKAS JACK SUTHEBLAND RAYHOND ADKINS HARRY DENNIS MARY MCCUTN EDITH GASCON BILL TURPIN xg? O Egfr ramaiic Club .f Qgzzu I Peek row: Petty Reed, Emily Tokes, Nery Tokes,Wen6a Marker, Patty Felton, Lene Cvpnelli, Richard Starkey, Raymond Aekins, Bill Turpin, George Qrothers, Mrs. Romano-sponsor. Front row: Alverta Cole, Georgienne Ney, thlme Uetzel, Julia Tokes, WanCe Walters, Blanche Pontones, Very Lou Cestellucci, Dorothy Cheyney, Judy May. 1 Newspaper Sfaff ,, 5x 4 I5 ng, i Beck Row: Ross Princiotto-snonsor, Gregory Casper, Larry Burwell, Roger Vendergrift, Ralnh Beltv, Frank Pariano, Dick Contini, Arthur Furey-enonsor. Front Row: Helen Faccbini, Betty Romano, Delores Ven Meter, Betty Iierkino. X , Pafrol ff r Back Row: Earl Blackstone, Paul Benedict, Anthony Romano, Harry Geiger, Dave Berry, Dave Casoer, Bill Gordon, Gene Leggett. Second Row: Don Crowl, Gayle Lauener, Don Galay, David Gamble, Dwight Roach, Sam Berry, Ed Roach, Dennis, John Felton, John Smith, Myron Harold Geiger, Jack Sutherland, Stewart Unkefer, Fred Swasey-sponsor. Ted Gelay, Bob Dennis, Merle Pearson, Wilbur Jewell, First Row: Mickey Altomare, Victor Crawford, James Swinehart, Dan Williams, Dick Rohrer, Harold Hoover. Q QW Science Club l Back Row: Merle Pearson, Billy Coyle, Harold Geiger, Anthony Romano, Mickey Altomare, Frank Pariano, Helen George-sponsor. First Row: Ruth Meyers, Alma Stevenson, Rosina Schmidt, Carol Sue Divona, Judy Nay, Wanda Walters, wenda Marker, Tri-Hi-Y First Row: Julie Tokes, Vivian Klotz, Jane Hermo, Edith Gescon, Loretta Rey, Joanne Guess, Joyce Stoffer, Lillian Pearson. Second Row: Sara Casper, Nergeret GorQon, Esther McLaughlin, Rosine Greco, Rosemary Gram, Dorothy Cheyney, Kathleen Guess, Betty Wood, Third Row: Rebecca Oliver, Gladys Ven Meter, Joanne Leasure, Edith Dennis, Nancy Cooper, Patricia Reed, Martha Leesure, Patricia Felton, ,5Q9' Irene Gween. M First Row: Dick Roher, Gayle Laumer, Jack Sutherland, Ted Galay, Vic Crawford, Jim Rennie. 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LI LN WAY MINER OHIO STARKEY'S TEXACO SERVICE WASHING, GREASING AND Acczssomes Herman Starkey, Jr. Minerva, Ohio F900 IES P SI94 Sl-IUVI-IlN'S TUBAUGI-I'S GROCERY horse I po. .ce Mmm MINERVA eOFF - STARK COUNTY Farm Bureau ms' at MINERVA Minerva Foon MARKET On the Square me FAIR sronr MYERS e 522 M u s i0 x I Olll' .... 5 Y CONN C e rd' I' 'f ' SELMER '- Q- 'la' I I HOLTON F The I ' ' Band Instrument f, Headquarters A W mil Q- I I I ifgqlnr. KENNY'S SALES 8: SERVICE West Lisbon Street Waynesburg, Ohio GOODLUCK HERMAN MICK YOUR RAWLEIGH DEALER L to ,damage 771001 Saleen 15 Se-wwe UUUEE - PLYMUUTH CARS 8 TRUEH5 VJAYNESBUHG. OHIO jewelry On The Square Carrollton QA M3006 foe! Qffid 4eezfw MASON Food Store THE A. R. ELSON CO. Flour, Feed, Seeds, Lumber, Building Materials Feeds Mixed io Customers Fonnula Phone 6041 Magnolia Phone 6781 Waynesburg Artzner Radio 6. Electric MALVERN OHIO HARTMAN MOTOR SALES MINE RVA 1115 THE A. C. TOWEL m E B B I ll SUPPLY Co. ZZ2E2ZLlFf.fZi2'QlTLQNQ PHONE 4 5179 : a H l CANTON 4 OHIO I COMPLIMENTS OF IIII. 1 u D Y fs Wolynesburc. 0 R C H D HARMON oo S f' S T U D I O f W PORTRAIT - COMMERCIAL - WEDDINGS 240 W. Third Street 143 Fair Avenue, N. W. DOVER, OHIO NEW PHILA, OHIO Phone 36101 Phone 63751 MINERVA Wax Paper Go MINEIWA 0llI0 P 3475 H A.Rl5FI LEE'S Y SERVICE BAS DIL TIRES BRDCERIES MEATS TUBAECD L I BI L AtRiEDS M U Minerva Compliments of 'SBERT 99 ARMY s. ruwv sromas M A I' V E R N 121 E. State St. 219 N. Market 126 S. Market Salem. Ohio Minerva. Ohio Lisbon. Ohio FOOD LOCKERS Gotschall M dealer near you! Jewelry and Watch Repair Shop T . ,fa 0 ff sfggiggzhz f x .lEwEl.nv stone O j Oliver's Restaurant MALVERN, omo coMPuMENTs N OF HI I ROBERTSON Plumbing 6 Heating ii E M A L V E R N - I wlLs0N's BAKERY Bread - Rolls -- Pies - Cookies Baked Fresh Daily l, , VALLEY SI GROCERY 'B '3'Z1'15Ze5ZZg'i?.?g,? GROCERIES MEMS Telephone 180 105 E. Lfne St Minerva, 0. MLNERVA Kusrzn I i :I 1 ,A V' -. ,L A l , , 0, t FRAZER S. W. HART 8: SON FUREY MOTOR SERVICE SALES . . . SERVICE MALWQHN. num MINERVA MOTOR SALES K A L V I N S JEWELERS EMINERVA, OHIO Compliments womocxls DAIRY of A F R I E N D B n li E m1zm1NERvAsAv1Ncs H i BANKCOMPANY 5009 570358 Minerva Z :nur mn c.9Wf'ff'-f Member Federal Ruerve System Me-In odcrnl Deposit lnsunnc Corporation Z Sllllf FUI SCORES lI 0f . LZ SID? Flll ILHHIIIIHEMHMIQIIHME U fomP'fmf-M I N S U R comp WEST f END IFE INSURANCE FDR LUT MAPI ETON woon's I somo m 'QHBN 1 M ES mm yi M IIIIII 55252222525E2E2E225E55525i555E5E5E2Ei. 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D U l 5' Y McCORT'S SUPP'-Y STORE CAIQIQDLLTDN HADDWADE McCORMlCK-DEERING DU PoN'r'P.uN'rs HARDWARE FARM MACHINERY F 'Eve'YP'1'Pm FARM SUPPLIES QUEIMPLETE LINE IIluAx.rrY HARDWARE ::r:::1o:,m::: JEmz::::,.izH.Oj E CARROLLTON 160-J ' C K Compliments Shoe Store of At the Foot of the Hill 31 E. Main St., Carrollton, O. ffxx X'Q-AY 11 4,02 s. fc X ' O : 4, xxx ' lf l H 1 ,, sl R ve WAlTERS GRILL Compliments of C Friend I . R. EBNER Malvern Variety Store N I ' bro.- ff Meats 0 Groceries r 1 B . e .,,,, e ,,,,... V 11 4' . A General Merchandlse ,giggg Malvem. o PHQNE 3571 M GREEN? C MUSIC SIUBE THE FREE PRESS STANDARD HUNTING AND FISHING INDOOR AN D OUTDOOR Sport and Athletic Equipment MERICAN R555 ' I tt t2 WZ -4-' .I fri SSOCIATION National Advertising Representative 215 Market Ave. S. II4 4th Street N. W PCVIJUFLG VALLEY CHEVROLET, INC. WATCH sf JEWELRY REPAIRING L T FULLER A GE Waynesburg Ohio WAYNESBURG OHIO WAYIIESBURG FOOD MARKET '6R0t,ERIES s Mins Waynesburq. Oh Woynesburg Dry CIecmers' Jon? -forgefl.. ,ff 7 If-'rn Y'r:'5' . -2 ,swf '.- -'- '-Lai n? I- :gigs 4 . A 'il ,f :.m1.Ei - r ff' Lf! 5.4 j -. eflwctb -.115 THE HUOVEH COMPANY Compliments of 'lv ll ca I: i I Dbmesiic L i I 1e Insurance LUUDUN EGKLEY Moron sms FRUZEN F0003 MINERVA, OHIO We Phone Deliver 3271 THE VVHITACRE - GREER FIREPROOFING COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF BUFF' AND RED FACE BRICK WAYNESBURG. Ol-no MINERVA, OHIO TEL. 5711 ,S Gilbert W. Harsh Insurance Agency HOME 81 Guilty or rwt? Y OU can lose your home, your automobile, your savings, and all that you value, if you have to pay a judgment awarded by a jury for injuries sus- tained on your p erty. . Comprehensivewerson- defend you in such an act- al Liability Insurance will ion and pay the damages up to the limit of your in-V IUYBIICO. Routes 43 and 80 : : Phone: 77-111 Room 204 .lobes Bldg. N. Market Sl. Malvern, Ohio irestone Carrollton IIIEIIT IIIIIIIKET I.:'RY'S SUPER MARKET FRESH VEGETABLES QUALITY MEATS - FROZEN FOODS OPEN EVERY DAY Uncluding Sunday, UNTIL 10:00 P.M. FREE DELIVERY , . mm s'r. CARROLLTON, o. M I LLER' S RESTAURANT CARROLLTON, OHIO Tri-way ervice Station Deal whefe your dollar buys the MOST JUNCTION OF ROUTES 43 all d 39 CHEYNEY RESTAURANT AND ROADSIDE MARKET Compliments pf H OO T On lhe Malvern-Carrollfon Road G 3 mile s.e. ol Malvern I N N Carrollton Wgggfi'-9 S C H 0 R Y ' S LURZFER CLOTHING:g?l:-:2wEJjIClZIfiEgul:LIZT2NISHlNGS BUILDING SUPPLIES. PHONE - 109 PHONE 210 Minerva, Ohio THE MINERVA SAVINGS THE J' G' THQMA sl COAL co. BANK COMPANY Malvern NO 5 Member Federal Reserve System m ederal Deposit Insurance Corpontlon ALVE OHIO Sutiozlmzd Pnuurnv FARM U. S. CERTIFIED HATCHERY WAYNESBURG. OHIO SHOP AND SAVE AT lSALY'S Waynesburg Always Eat . . . D A N D E E Pmzns AND Pomo CHIPS CANTON OHIO W mi' MALVERN HARDWARE fza u2:W,en421y a'-7uaaf xaeagzaf func! aa .Qchnea af X I 2 'N I fddld!lf and e C5310 6 s ix . U . . X , 61 .fclgkqym 6? C nd! MKG.. .9?0..1e .yo and so -J A S Iafianf km 6 .97L4.m.:a, CFA, s u H D G n MALVERN MILK PRODUCTS CU. SERVICE WADSWORTH PLUMBING and HEATING Open 9 A.M. To 8 PM. MALVERN, DHICI E- Lincoln Wav Phone 4szx Mine.-v. General INSURANCE G E N E R AL . SERVICE ELECTRIC Fire -HCa,s1!a,l:?' Ixiabigllty ospxta xza 10D Auto and Life Insurance W. RAY BROWN Insurance Agency Crowl Bldg. Phone 217X lcn HAWKINS 16951 - BEAUW suor .Q 63 45 . I, 'Q u s v,':r'5 S B E TTY 'S Compliments of STACKHOUSE AND IDEN Greenhouse 'WIT ' Minerva Phone 352 ' CROSS DRUG CO. DRUGS, CON FECTIONERY AND TOBACCO THE Riu STORE IIIIIIIIIHIIIIY lllll hw 92-042 Womerfs Wear I I I ASIAR S BEAUTY SAION 6 o'NE1L's , lv 5 r ' 1 - ' 4'--'si 4. iii' -.: '. 713 Jlilfi ' iz -. ff? i . '. 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The secret ballot is one of the big secrets of a strong America. People who can vote without fear or reprisal offer little opportunity for would- be Hitlers and Stalins to take over. And while dishonesty can creep into government, the secret ballot is the one sure way honest citizens can stamp it out. Communists would be delighted to see the secret ballot eliminated. Their kind of government doesn't succeed unless they can tell you how to vote. And after all, communism offers only one party to vote for! We in America must make many sacrifices to combat Communist ambition. But one thing we must never sacrifice is the priceless right to think and vote according to our consciences. Nor must We ever give up any of the rights that keep this country free and independent. TRADE-MARK RE U. S. PAT. OFF- E TIMKEN ROLLER BEARING COMPANY The right to work shall not be abridged or made impotent STERLINGS Snmnma comrmw xg ' Ot.. 1448 W, Tusc Phone 6-8333 Canton, Ohio Shop At '85 mme makers everywhefe 5 B E N D E T T A ' S 011012 .y011'Ve tried Electric Cooking F011 Ne Ver Uhzzngfe! West Grant Street and South Reed Ave. , Y . The OHIO POWER Co. .xx X f .f Open Daily 8 A. M, Until 6 P. M. WEISBURN ELECTRIC COMPLIMENTS OF Hmm! p J APPLIANCEEL S c I D T WE SERVICE WHAT WE SEI. - WAYNESBURE, CIHIU EISENHUT Cardinal Frozen Food Lockers Music LOCKER RENTALS wiogofggg gciijng CARROLLTON We Stock Conta' and Wrapping Ma I forAII Home Fr gN d HARD WA RE CARROLLTON H o N E 1 4 276-R P M dy Ave. Carrullt O CARROLL-I-ON 0 Ca rrolli DH R. J. or .lay F. Greenhouse YOUR FLORIST SINCE 1916 Roudebush F B ROUDEBUSH d SON i S. G. DECKMMI 8. SONS FRIGIDAIRE Malvern. 0 if ' ii Ip .- -,,,-,...-..Q---A .Ms LANDSCAPING and GRADING SEWERS - WATER LINES ETC. CANTON ROAD 646 N. LISBON V Vandegrift Brothers 9 5 16665 ' SHOVEl and BULLDOZER WORK OF All KINDS Excavating Conlradors It X :N fl 5 f-IM 45' E Lincoln Way, Minerva Jllllll EIIIYIIII c5RsFFETH TRACTOR SALES Cvmplimenff 2ND ST. N. W. TELEPHONE 160 M CARROLLTON. OHIO km - n n K'4Q: a rsnousonksysrsm of ilaeri Bell Minerva Complimenfs of 'fM6W Yyjlgj X I 5-1:57 , ,f f IRED S N I TE c : Q l , ., X fm? and if 5 I , V9 owuuo ALLEYS Compliments of Malvern Grill ond Recreation R S H L U N C H THE HOME OF BIG PICTURES IIERVA, OHIO IIIIII IIl.lllIlI II THE EDUCATIONAL SUPPLY co. PRINTING ' ENGPAVING SCHOOL SUPPLIES 26-34 S.STATE ST. PAINESVILLE,O. I I IIIIIIIIIIIIII ED. RALEY teuderlbnneys Canton, Ohio MN Xa kk J x 4 1 THE, END A sznums LbHU'Lm'3.IQDw'l'lEHS Ynuuoox