Marlboro High School - Scenario Yearbook (Marlboro, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1938 volume:

F Q It f 1lf.v:'51ln:x::':'!a ..sao.rza3'.2.ani..'va:l7xef ' .. '- -' .wvzzsnzgaifs .. Za. X' . Jamavffnxxx-g1n:...2zn A ' ' . The SEN! ORS of MARLBORO TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL present The Scenario 9 lx h hl d 1 f137 38 vw------vvvv-v---------,----,--,------, ,,-,-,,--,:::::-vovvvvvvv------------- DEDICHTICDN MISS YOUNG In appreciation of her patience and kind- ncss in directing the class of 1938, the first annual of Marlboro Township High School is lovingly dedicated to our sponsor Miss Mildred Young. ,..,::,,,,: C cgi: ::: -::------...------.....-------:Q-:::Q::-::..::..::::::::f:,..c 'Two 1 ll 0 il ll 0 ii H ll in ll H H ll tl il tl ll il ii ii ir lr lr 4+ 0 il ll ll ll in ni ll lr r I lb ll li ll H H U H 0 li ll ll ll ll 0 ll li ll ll U 0 0 0 0 0 II li ll 0 ll ll ll ll ll li ll ll ll ll ll ii II li it 0 0 II ir ll ll ll tl 0 tl 0 tl ll ll ll ll ll ll lv li il U II ll ll ll 0 U In li U 04 ----A--QA ra: AA-A-- M- ---- -- -A-A- H A AA ---h .... U--,---- --Y---- , lb H lr U ll li II tl ll H ll ll U H ll H lb H II li tl xl U H xx 4I II H ll ll U H u ll li U 1+ U ll ll U lr ll ll U U ::::c:::::: ll tl 0 0 0 0 ll ll 0 U 0 4+ ll H 0 H ll U ll lr 0 nl ll It H lx li U 1 4+ 0 wr n 0 0 n U 0 O O L The Set , x HM. ,,..,.W,M,.... 35532 w,4,.e ,. ,V.V V Y Boarcfof Educaiion FORREST E. SMITH, Pres. RAY KYLE 0. ROY MCCLELLAND IVAN H. STEFFY ELMER A. CARR Three EDITH COPE Foreign Language Physical Ed. Engiixli J, T, LITTLEPAC E History Coach RUTH EMERY English Public Speaking Music Q: cooo: :ooo::4- Direciors C, R. PFOUTS, SUPT. Mathematics C, L. WAGNER Science Manual Arts MILDRED YOUNG Commercial Home Economics I.. T, MANLEY Baml -,,,- - a---QaoQ::::-o:::LQ--: :oQq:: :::::::Q Four oe z : : aaa-: :Q0-Q-: : :--: : :QQQQQQ oqooooqoego: :QO - CASTI Une ol' tho most important Ihings c-onsirlervd in :ii produc-tion is Ihe people who take part. Among the actors the leading roles are played by the Seniors. Their understudies, who will take the place of the stars when they leave, are the Juniors. The Supporting Cast is vital for the suc- c-I-ss of the lII'0Illlf'I'iIJIl. This place is given Io the SOIIIIOIIIOPGS, There are minor roles which must he played, and the less experienced actors or ex- tras xx ho are the Freshmen, take this place. -v- v--- ------ v-- -v- -----v----v--,--------o-----Qoo--Q-9 Five 099. 1 II II II II II II II II II II I I I I II II I I I I II II II II II II II II II II II II II II I I I I II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II I II II II II II II II II II II II II I I I I I II II II II I I I I II II II II II II II II II II II 4 ' '0A- -'coco'Ae--AAA-oo-AoQ-A---Q---A----A -A-----,--A--A 4. A--,,-- - -,,----- HAROLD UNDER Hc's lU0'A v.il1 us. Senior Play: Prom Co-m.1 Foot' ball 4 yrs.: Baseball 4 yrs: llasf lwlball 4 yei.nrs1 Glas. lbw. 3'-l. llemwal MILDRED SWEITZER An all around good sport. Home Eg, filllb 2'?l'41 Ulmer Leander 4. General BETTY CHAIN By ber giggles you sball know ber. French Club 4: SCIWUT Plilyz Boosters Club 43 Class Pres. 21 Prom Com.: Gli-c Club l. Commercial BERNICE DAVIS 'She knows what sll1c's talking about, Glec Club 112: Home Ec, Club 2f3f4g Opcrcm lfl. Commcrci I .faoeooooo Qeooooooooe oo oooaoooooooooooo MARGARET JEAN FRESHLEY Her essays and vc busy. Glce Club lfl-4g 41 Senior Playg s, kep br French u Ann ua t L Ed.: Grebe tra 4 yrsg Boo er Club -lg Oper-'t.ta 4 yrs.g l 3 4: Literary 31 Vicuflr Scbolarsbip team ISABEL FOLTZ L'Likc a diamond. ling. 3. General ever spark Senior Play: Annual Spill Prom Com.: Cla s Tren Fu. Club 4 yrsg s, 3'-l: Home Lita tary Cunimerciu MAXINE CHEN EVEY A lively and lovable lass Glcc Club lg Booster Club Pres 43 Senior Play Staffg Annum Staff: Debate Teani 4, Forninrrcial PAUL FOX 'Ll-lis waves makg you scxsik Senior Play St iff. Gcncril ooooeooooqoooooooaooooooaaeqgoooo Six x 75 -l -l F' v-- ..v. Q--vv-v-o4:--v--vo-- FLORINE FRICK Ordinary things do not conf cern her. Glee Club 1-2f4g French Club 41 Senior Play: Home Ee, Club 41 Operetta l-2f4g Literary 3. Commerci:I.l RALPH GRAENINIG Our singing hero. Orchestra 2-3: Glee Club 4 yrs.g Senior Play Staffg Operettal 3. General RITA MAE HAIDET The attractive orator of our class. Glee Club 4 yrs.g Senior Play: Annual Staffg Prom Com.g Clans Pres, 1: Boobter Club 4g Debate 43 Operetta lf2f3g H. S. Play. Commerci I HERMAN LINDER His blue eyes get you. Prom Com.: Football 44 Basktt- ball 2f3-4. Commercial -,,,,--------A------.- A ETHEL GRABER Quiet and shy. Senior Play Staff. Cornnwrcial BENNET HAHN Hai as upright as an old-lash' ioned piano. Operetta 3g Debate 4. H. S. Play General MARY HOOVER A heart of gold. Home EC. Club 2-3'4, Commercial LEE LONG Tall and handsome. ball 2f3'4g Basketball 3'4. General --v,Q1 I I II II I I I Glee Club 4 yrs.g Senior lrlayg II Annual Staffg Booster Club 41 Senior Playg Annual Srwffg l'o It -v-----o-v-----------vv----vv----v----------v--- - Seven I II II II II II I II II II II II II I I II II II II II I I II II II II II II II II II II II I I II II II I I I I I I I I II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II Il II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II ::Q IOHN ROE o , FRED MCCLOSKEY We got Z1 feeling he's fooling. Glce Club 4 yrs.: Senior Playg Football 4 yr:.: B sketball 4 yrs.g Baseball 2f4g Operetta 2413 Dc- bate l'2'3g II S. Play. General KATHLEEN MILLER A red head always wins. Clee Club l-3-4g Senior Play: Booster Club 43 Home Ee. Club 3'4. Commercial r l VERA PHILLIPS She hits the spot wlhen She plays the piano. Glee Club 4 yrs.: Senior Play: Annual Staff: Orchestra 4 yrs.g Booster Club 4: Home Ee. Llub 2-314: Debate 4: Opcretta 4 yrs: Literary 4 yrs. Cominercial I I Pep and puns are his special- ities. Senior Play: Football 4: Besk tf ball 3, Ceneral , I :::::::oooc::::::::-o:::::::::::::Qoooo:::::::::::::: TH EADORE MICHEL HA sporting good fellow. Glee Club If2f4: S nior Play: Annual Stall: Ulcliesira 'lg l'ou1- bull 41 Boo lt-1' Club 4: Class Pres. lg ll. S. Play. Acaideini: BETTY NALL Wlien sho isn't laughing she's smiling. Glee Club 1-2'-4: French Club 3: Senior Play: Annual Staffg Prom Colm.: Booster Club 41 Home Ec. Club 2f3f-11 Operctta lf2g Debate 2: H. S, Play, Commercial MAXINE REYNOLDS Busy in a quiet way. Commercial INIARGARET SLUSSER A good and willing worker. Glue Club 4 yrs.: Home Ec. Club 3'4: Upletta 2'3. Gen.r I Eight I I I I H I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I U U II II II 0 0 0 0 II II U II U II II :v4:--::::::::::::::::::v:::: II II H I I n n 0 U I u ft---' v----v ---1--- ::::::::::::::::33:::::::::::::3:::::::: ..-v v- ...,, vt----v-vt '-A -A-1: LUCILLE UMBERGER A happy and helpful girl. French Cluh 41 Senior Play: An' nual Staffg Debate 4. General aigg?igyq5 Ill I A, SARA VAUGHN V - All good things come in small ' qumnhdesu JW - 'I French Club 4: Senior Playg Booster Club 43 Prom CIIm.g I'r :5 ',f Cheer Leader 31 H. S. Play. General E?Gii ,5,, W twZ? tew'w JOHN WOLFE ' li pays to he Studioug half :he time -Senior Play General --A' A'-A----A---A---------------- A-A-------A--A- ' 'vvv--v-------vv-0--vv---v---v--v------ Nine pc -v-v ----v vv ------v --- ...--- v-------- .... :::::-:::::::--vv----v----0-----vv--1 In Memoriam p:::::::::::::::::::::::::::q 1' II U U H ig Il H ll ll Il U ll 'l II U tl 0 ll H 41 1: 1 H 0 H U 0 0 U 0 H 0 U 0 U ll U 1 1: 1 U ll ll H n 0 u H u H 1 ll u U U 11 U 0 n is ..-..------------.....------4 The lights grow dim and the cameras are silent, 'l'l1e entire cast, leading players, directors, producers, and understudies take time during this intervene to pay tribute to our beloved friend and sehoolmate, Earl Miller. Earl left his friends and family on the morning of March 23, 1937, following a few weeks illness of lmeumonia. Ile entered Marlboro with the class of '38 and was active in the schools sports as well as activities. We all mourn this kind and loving friend. EQ 233:::::::::::::::--:::---::::::-::---:::::::::::::::::::::::::::...::,-...t Ten P W U U u 0 0 U u u ll ll 0 il ll ll ll II U ll ll ll ll ll ll ll U 0 H H U l I U ll U U U U ll U U ll U ll ll U ll U U ll U 0 U 0 U 0 U ll ll li ll U U H ll ll 0 U U n U 0 0 u u 0 U 0 U 4 l u 0 0 0 0 0 U ll H U 0 ll ll 0 C ll 0 0 O 0 I L '- 3 1222 2I:2:::::oo::::::::::::::::::::::::::v:-v:---: -.-- vv-v----vv- -v----- - - 9001 uniors TOP IKOW, Left to right: Richard B own, Thniniis Vickers, Proshy junello, Wzilter jones, XV.uri:n l'i-ntiuf-, BCl'Il.1l'Ll Device, Wziltcr Miller, Elwood Slocklcy, Cle us Frank, Glen Smith, Robert Nash, MIDDLE ROW: Miss Edith Cope. class sponsor, Hcl-n Wmaoid, Lcora Miller, Dorothea Reichard, Marie Schweizer, Ruth Smith. Katherine Haidet, Elizabeth Unibcrger, Corgi Ginther, Frank Vosler. BOTTOM RONKU Louise McCoy, Hazel Eshelman Betty Huidet, Wilma McAliSter, Siavilhi Matti, Helen XVertenberger, Evelyn Walkey, Margaret Ann Holihiiugh, Alberta Wertenberger, Carrol Vaughn. OFFICERS Prcsitlciit .... ................ R iohnrd Brown Vice President ., .. Elizabeth Umherger Secretary-Treasurer ................. Helen Wcmod And now the Camera lowers its focus until it rests upon our understudies known as Juniors. They have taken a great part in this field of work, above all, in the field of sports. Both boys and girls of this class hold the basketball class championship. Under the supervision of Miss Cope they are prospering very nicely. May they con- tinue their excellent work. Qaqooooooooooooooeoe-Vooo:-----QA-A--AA-A-------- ---A -------- -A ------- U 0 l ll H ll p U u 4 ll ll H ll ll ll ll tl ll U U U 0 U U U 0 U U ll U U U U U U U U U H 0 0 ll U U U H 0 U U U U U 0 0 U U U U 0 l I ll ll ll ll U 0 U U u is ii ni ni ni ni ni U ll 0 tl ni nu ni O O O O U 0 U U U U U U 0 U U U U M --- --- v --------- '-- '- - -v---- --v'--'-'--- ---v ::::::.4 F even Sopliomores TOP ROW, Left to right: Herman Frank, Eug-ne Nlcfllulland. Bernard Micliclt All-c l7si'i:un, Bill llotcct, pres, Bill Hinds, Dunald Williuliii, Ut-rald Diqlil, Dale Rnndahusli, Donald Fauldg Ellewurtli Uilcreet, john Pfouts, james Wolfe. SECOND ROW: Donald Sniitli, Willigiiii Lalimcrs, james Dillon. Garfield Laiblin, Edna Lincrodc. May Tlmmas, Gladys Wziriicr, Virginia Mosby, Ellen Taylor, Mildred Nye, Mr. Wzigner, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Berlin. vice president. Katlilefn Wnicmd, sccrcitary and treasurer, Luis Rnlvertwn, Martha Bcnzlgr, Virginia Kissinger, Nadine Vv'clvtcr. Kathryn Uracning, Mildred Yoder, Grace Myers, Esther Taylor, Miriam Sluw OFFICERS President ,..... .......,...... . . . Bill Pntccl Vive Pi'cSic.lciit ,. . .. Evelyn Berlin Secretary 1 Trcasurr . . . . Kathleen Wonmd The supporting cast can well display tlicir sophoniorie or self-syatisfied attitude. With a two year background they face the junior year with the assurance that only this class can rightly feel. Mr. Wagner, their sponsor, has helped th ein over many a trying ordeal for the past two years. May they continue Siic-evssfiilly on. 5 --A--- -A,YA-- --QoooenQ..-QQ--o-omovo---Qqqesqooeooooooooooooooooooooo -- .... ovvvvvvvoov- 'Twelve - -,::::::::::::-QQ::: :::::::::::a-.:::o::::::::::a:::::::::-.:::::::-::::1 , - Freshmen TOP ROW, Left to right: Wade Fox: joe Whiteg Eddie Luthieg Tom Hardwiekg Hugh Steffyg john Lorigg Arthur Brown: George Yoder: Edward Hinds. SECOND ROW: Leonard janellog Dale Knisely, pres.g Rollin Wilsong Galen Ringer: Emma Whiteg Virginia B:lvnat: Gladye Beguesg Marie Franl-rg Marcella Frankg Betty Wearstlerg lla Myers. THIRD ROW: Freida Kandel: Kathryn Folkg Willa Mae Whitaereg Gwendolyn Wilccixg Bertha Chaing Vxfenona Shaffer: Gene Boyle: Marie Maehamerg jean Clapsaddle, see'y.g Mary Haidetg Rita Wzirneirg Mies Emery, sponsor. l'OURTH ROW: Dorothy Alldredge: Viola Davisg Naomi Clayton, treasurerg Irene Boldizarg Thelma Sei' lvangh. vice presidentg Mary Claytong Dorothy Mouling Sally Schweizerg Selma Umbergerg LaVonne Selma' I. C l'. OFFICERS President ...... .......... ..... D a le Knis ly Vice President . . . . . Thelma Seibeugh Stcretary .... . . jean Clapsaddle Treasurer . . . . Naomi Clayton ln 1937 the above forty-one supernuineraies marched into M. H. S. with entliusiasni and deterinination, They took up their four year course in high hopes for acquiring honors for Marlboro in the literary field as well as the field of sports. Not marked by any individual but as a class it bids fair to rank high in every school activity. 'l'h0y are honored by having the new lllftllllliil' of the faculty, Miss Emery, as sponsor. :::::zz::::::::::::noooo:::::ooQ:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::ooa::::Q::oo Thirteen :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Q::::::::9::::::0t::::::::: Sc-:Uenih and Eighllz Grades FIRST ROW, Left to right: Clara Fansniglitg Betty M eliarncrg Doris Wcrstlcrg Elta Bmwng Florence Hard' wickg Miriam Cilcrest: Betty Slusfer. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ryder: Durine Sniitlig Cnrinne Kanrlel: Marjnrie liergvrtz Ethel Vangling William Urewsinger: Rny Harsh. THIRD ROW: Donald Vaughn: Ralpli Myerfzg Galen lllwie: Twin Pappzisg Kennetli Hill, FIRST ROW. Left to right: Norma, Kniselyg BOL,y Wife: Dnrniliy Seeger: Corrine Newhnuseg Nurcne Slmff fcrg RULI1 Sweitzcrz Delvres Prifing, SECOND ROW: Bernice Sweitzer, Frances Vadaszg ,lake Yoder: D:mn..IrI Slioeniakerg Kenneth Sinitlmg Ro' nian XVengerd, Mrs. Ryder. THIRD ROW: Gerald Sweitzer: Rielizniml Ciirlsong Dal- Kyleg Rayinon,l Sweitzcrz Evan Taylor. ------AA-----,----coco-vvvoovvvvovvoooooooaez::eoooo::::oo::oo::::o::::o Fourteen W 4 1 4 1 0 0 0 II lb NN wl tl ll M ll lr 0 ll ll 0 0 ll 0 ll 4I 1l ll ll 0 4l ll In lb 4+ lb tl 0 in 0 lb 0 li nr n ll 0 ll ll qu IP 0 0 0 0 0 0 4+ 0 ll ll ll H lb 0 ll ll 4 U lb 0 U lb lr It U 0 H U lr It 0 ll ll ll O II 4l H lb 0 i O U 0 0 0 O 0 I Al tl U I Plljiir LIGHTS N if QD b,-::-- -:::-A- Fifteen :::::::::::oo oooooov--- v,-,,,,c,,-,,--,v-'vvvvvv,0,vvvv-vo----v-'vv ----- -Y'-v 'I ff, 7U Quisfanding Seniors JOHN WOLFE MARGARET FRESl'll..EY HAROLD UNDER Scholarship Award Activities Award Athletic Award Vnledictorian -R i-- : Z '-V1 fl 'A 'Q X ,. i A.,, 1 'I .. X , A 4 ,Q z i yah W M57 ' , fl! f A . SARA VAUCHN lSABlfl. FULTZ TED Mllllilfl. Salutilturiam Class Hi-tory Class Will RITA MAE HAIDET Class Prophecy --------v-vov-soqQQ--,Q,--g--,,-v--,--,--,,,',,vvvvvv'v-v Sixteen CAMERA O f fix CQ ...I ll- LJ ::::::::::Q::ac::::oo:::::::::::::::::----A------ Seventeen 10.00-c::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Q:::---::::::::-: Annual Staff i s . FIRST ROW, Left to right: Vern Phillips, Lucille Unilicrgcr, Margaret jean Fiuhlty Milditd Swutzu Isabel Foltz. SECOND ROW: Maxine Chenevcyg lil-orine Friclcg Lee Long: Bennet Hnhng Bcity Nl Rita M me Hu t Editor-in-chief .. Business Managers Assistnit Editors: Artivitics . Art ..,.... , 1 . . . . . . . . . .. Mzirgaret -lean Freshley . .. Betty Null und Bennet Hahn Vuru Phillips, Ted Michel .. .. .......... Mildred SweiLzer C.l.i-s lzditors , .......... lsnhel Foltz, Florine Frick Lucille Umihcrger, Maxine Chencvcy Sports .. .. .. ................ Lee Long Typist .. Rita Mac Haidct The Staff represents the camera through whom has come in thought and pleture the activities of Marlboro Twp. High School. We, the Staff consider it an honor to be the producers of the qC8lldI'lO for the pleasure of the student body, faculty, alum nae and friends of our Alma Mater ::22Pt:::::2:::::::: 09:::9990393339 oooooooooo.-9900909009 Eighteen ::::--::-o -o::Qo--- - -A-,-A A - A , v--- -vv v-::o-::i::::::o::Q---AAA,,,----AA AA-,,--,- vv-- ------o---------::Q-Q- QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ- oo-o--------:::::: : :::o- - - Q- A - ---- ---, ' 'v' 2:1-'O'O::o::ooo----.,, Nineteen 'Y O O 2 W . ll H H 4l tl 0 tl 0 0 ll 0 0 0 0 IP 0 u na lb lb II ll II tl u lb 0 0 0 O 0 0 ll 0 ll 0 0 ll ll II ll u 0 0 ll ll 0 0 0 ll 0 n ll I W ID li 0 0 ll tl IP li tl ll lb ll 0 ll 1 tl ll II U 0 U li IP tl U 0 0 0 0 ll li 0 ll 0 4I U U lb IP 0 Ib ll lb IP ll ll It 4 -.v X ' ' . 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Left to right: Catherine Graeningg Mildred Yoder: Lois Robertson: Evelyn Berlin: Margaret Ann Holihaugh: Gladys Begueg Miriam Sluss: Marie Frank: Marcella Frank: Louise McCoyg Emma White. SECOND ROW: Virginia Balmotg Martha Beutlerg Betty Haidet: Carrol Vaughn: Leora Miller: Vera Phillips: Isabel Foltz: Florine Frickg Evelyn Walkeyg Edna Mae Linerodeg Ellan Taylor: Miss Emery. THIRD ROW: Savilla Matti: Virginia Kisingerg Esther Taylor: Grace Meyers: Virginia Moshyg Wilma Sebrcll: Kathleen Miller: Marie Schweizer: Kita Mae Haidet: Margaret jean Freshley, The Girls' Glee Club, under the supervision of Miss Emery met each Tuesday and 'I'hur'sday. Everyone enjoyed these meetings because of the variety of music learned. The first and greater part of the time was spent in learning different kinds of class- ical music and the latter part in singing popular numbers. In February the girls sang several numbers for the Farmers Institute and later in May, participated in the annual Music Festival held in Canton. Due to their nntiring efforts they did a great pant in making the operetta a success. oooooogeeooqgg oooooeooQgoeqqoooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQoooooeoooooeoo Twentyffonr r-C----A--a-M A--- A- ---- -A----A ----- -- .------ ---- - ...... - U-------------- U 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 U 11 '1 1 1, 11 U I 11 11 11 11 0 11 1 U U H U 11 I1 11 11 U 11 11 11 U I1 11 0 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 U 11 11 U U 11 11 U H U 11 11 11 11 11 U 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 U U U 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 U 11 11 L- Boys , Glee Club TOP ROW, Left to righi: Vern Phillips. pizmlstg Ralph Grzxcning, Fred McCloskey, Bennet Hzilin, Miss Emery. BOTTOM ROW: Eugene McClelland: Tom Hardwick. Glen Smith, Russell Simmons. The B0y's Glee Club, under the supervision of Miss Emery, met twice a Week. Dur- ing these meetings, most of their time was spent in discussing and singing classical music. On May 7 they participated in the annual Music Festival held at the City Aud- itorium in Canton. They also did their sha T6 in hellllng to make the operetta a suc- cess ::::::::::::o:::::::::::cc:::::::::::::::Q::oooo:::Q::::eo:::oooqqqacooeueooooocgg Twentyffivc 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 H 0 0 11 11 1 Q-:: :::::::::qa- -::::: 1 0 11 11 1 11 11 11 11 1 0 11 11 H 1 I 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 11 11 11 11 11 I1 0 11 U 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 H 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 :1 1 H 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 4 Y ll il li ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll tl ll ll ll li II li ll li ll ll lr ll ll ll il 41 0 lr ll li ll in lr ll li ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll I ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll 0 ll tl ll ll ll ll ll ll ll qi li ll ll ll ll ll ll ll tl II 'r li ll ni mi 0 Il ll ll ni li ll ll ll tl ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll U H ll ll li U tC::::::::::pc::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::::Q::ooooc0::c-9339:::::::33:3::::3:v Orchestra 1 1 l i STANDING, left to right: Allwrti Vw'crtcnhergcrg Efizahcgh Umhcrgcrg Hazel Eshelmang Donald Shoemaker: Ralph Gracning1 Elsworth Gilcrcstg Margaret jean F cshlcy: Miriam Slussg Garfield Laihling Miss Emery. SlTTlNG, left to right: Eugene McClellanLlg Dale Kyle: Mary Grace Wertcnhcrgcrg Ray Slussg Virginia Kikingerg Ellan Tznylorg Vera Phillips: Donald Vaughn. This year the orchestra has made many noticeable accomplishments. They start- ed the year out with an entirely new book and have mastered most of the numbers quite well, Under the supervision of Miss Emery, they played several numbers for an assennny progranl and later ni Aprd they ynayed between acts for the school lnay Small Town Romeo . They also assisted in the operetta, .,,,,.,,.,.,,-,,,,,,--,, -- .... ----..-....---------..-----..----- --..--- --...-..... Twcn tyfsi x : : : : : : 1 : :oz :oe : : c : :::o-oooo: :o: :::QQooQeQQooQoQq.QQQ.Qo QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Literary Teams BOTTOM ROW, Left to right: Hazel Eshelmun: lnzcillc Umhcrgcrg lvfary Clznytong Alberts: Wt'xl,,r11bi:rAgi:1': and Vuru Phillips. TOP IROW: Viola Davis, Florinc Frickg Isabel Foltzg Vv'iImz1 Schrcllg Miss Emery. This year there were two literary teams, a Negative and an Affirmative. 'the nym- beis of the Negative team were: Piano Solo, Vera Phillipsg Dramatic Reading, Lucille Umbeigerg Vocal Duet, Isabel Foltz and Wilma Sebrell. Members of the Affirmative- team were: Piano Solo, Florine Frickg Dramatic Reading, Hazel Eshelmang Wind In- stxument Solo, Alberta Weitenbergerg Vocal Duet, Mary Clayton and Viola Davis. Friday night March 25 the Negative team met Hartville's Negative team at Hart- ville. No events were won by our Negative team. The same night the Affirmative team met Hartvil1e's Affirmative at home. Our Affirmative won the Vocal Duet and Piano Solo. The following Friday night, April 1, the winners of the Affirmative teams of Canal Fulton, North Canton, Jackson Twp., Middlebranch, Hartville, Uniontown, Gi-ecntowu and Marlboro met at Middlebranch. Our two Affirmative representatives were defeat- ed. The same night the Negative winners of the same schools met at North Canton, Due to the fact that our Negative team was unsuccessful the previous Friday night. Marlboro had no representation at North Canton, -,9,,,,-, ,,,,,,,,- -----ov-ooa.s-..v- -o-v-oo- v v----oco:-v,ooQqQ--..--..-,,-,, Twentyfsrvcn ::::::::Qo:::::::a::::-::::o:::::::o::::oooooo:::::::-::oo:::::::::::::: Debate Teams TOP ROW, Left to rightg ixiaxine Chcncvcyg Ri.a Haitlctg Glen Smith: Vera Phillips, BOTTOM RCJW: Lucille Umhcrgcr: Bennet Hahng lVi.trgstrct jenn Frcwhlcyg Miss Emery, The members of the Affirmative teain were: Lucille Umberger, Margaret Jean Freshley, Alternate, and Bennet Ilahn. Members of the Negative team were: Glen Smith, Vera Phillips, Alternate, and Maxine Chenevey. Piactice debates were held with Hartville, Middlebranch, and Uniontown. Since these were only practice deb- ates, there were no winners. The final debates were held at Canton Twp. Marlboi'o's Affirmative team debated with the Negative teams ot' Jackson Twp.. Canton Twp., and East Canton, The debate with Jackson Twp. was won by our team. At the same time our negative team met the Affirinative teams of Louisville, North Canton, and lVIiddlebraneh. Our Negative team won the debates with Middlebranell and North Canton. Rita Mae llaidet gave the oration for lilarlboro in the oratorieal contest also held at Canton Twp. Qoqoogggoo -ceq QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ. .0-1 ..-QQ---.'1..-0-pe:-,.'-: :q--: :QQ: : : : : : : : - - - - Q 'Twentyfcight U 0 0 U U U U U I foo:::::::::::oooo: :9oo:::: :A:-.o::::- U II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II 0 U U II 0 I I 0 H 0 I I 0 I U U II U U U U U II H 0 U U U U U U 0 U U U U U 0 0 U U U U 0 U 0 H U U U 0 0 U Boosier Club TOP ROW, Left to right: Betty Nzrllg Ruth Smithg Glenn Smithg john Pfoutsg Rollin Wilsong Hugh Steffy. SECOND ROW: Betty Chaing Rita Mae Haidetg Dorothy Alldredgeg Bertha Chaing jim Dillon, THIRD ROW: Sally Vaughlng Maxine Cheneveyg Margaret Freshleyg Leora Millerg Sally Schweizerg L'rVonne Shafferg Leonard jianello, FOURTH ROW: Mildred Sweitzerg Lois Robertsong Evelyn Berlring Betty Umbergerg Cora Gintherg Vera Phillips: Marie Schweizer. BOTTOM ROXV: Naomi Claytong Kathleen Woodg Nadine Websterg Katherine Graeningg Carrol Vzrughng Helen Woodg Alhertzl Wertcnhergerg XVill:1 Mile Whitlucre. OFFICERS President ........ ............. M :ming Chenevey Vice President ..... Rita Mae Haidet ' SscretnryfTreasurer .. ..... Sally Vaughn One of the most active and enthusiastic of the high school organizations is the Booster Club. 'lhis club was organized just before basketball season. The purpose of the Booster Club is to create a spirit of clean sportsmanship in regard to atlilsties and to give support to the football and basketball teams. Athletic teams need supportg and it is up to the Ilooster Club to really boast and get behind the team. How much the teams owe to this organization for the moral support which is given them during the games is hardly realized. This was the first year for a 'Booster Club at Marlboro High School and we feel that it has been abig success. We hope that it will be continued next year with an iiiorvzrs- ed membership. I I I I I I I 0 U U U U U 0 U U 0 U U U U U U 0 U U 0 n U U U 0 0 H U U 0 0 U H U U 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 U 0 0 U U II 0 U U U U U U U U 0 U U U U II 0 0 U 0 U U U H U U U U I I I 0 0 0 U U 52::: v-----v---'0Ov--0v-0-00--vvv-o-vv--ovv-----e-o--v-------vv---------.,.,-.,,, Twenty-nine ::::::4::::::::Q::-.N.-.u::.c::-.N.-::::-..::::::-4n:::::::u.-:.:::::::::1 0 U I U U U U I I U H 4 ::::1:::::: :ccccz ::::::z:::::::::::::::::::1::::::::::-u::::::::::::::::: Cheer Leaders , l -1,1 , . . , ex w The cheer leaders were chosen one from each class this year and are: Leonard .Ian- ello, Freshniang Ruth Smith, Juniorg Mildred Swcitzer, Scniorg and Ile:-narml Michel, Sophomore. Their work has been well done and fully appreciated by all those who have been in any way connected with their activities, thc most iniportant of which was the organ- ization of the Booster Club. ::3:::,,,:: ,:::,,,,:2--v,----oQQ-----0--::q-Q:::::::: ::::::::::::o::Q::::::: Thirty QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ: : ::::o: : : : : : 1 THE , s'rApE 'Qi SET oooooooeoqeg QQQQQQQQQ QQQQQ '---on-A----ee ---vvoc---------- .,,,,,,, ------,--,,,,--,---,,v----- Senior Class Play i FIRST ROW, Left to right: Vera Phillipsg Margaret glean Freshleyg Lncillq Umhcrgcrg Isabel Foltz, SECOND ROW: Betty Nall: Sara Vaughng Betty Ch .ing Rita .Mae Haidetg Kathleen Mille1'. THIRD ROW: john Roe: Lee Longg john Wcnlfeg Ted Michel. VUURTH ROW: Miss Young, insructorg Harold Linderg Fred Mcflloskeyg Bennet Hahn. The Seniors of Marlboro High School presented Who Wouldn't lie Crazy , as their play. The play was held November 19 and 20. On the opening night, the class present- ed Miss Young with a vanity sotx for hor able direction of the play. The oust included: lnrnate No. l .......... lnmate No. 2 .. Pluribus .... Pendie ..... Mies Lavelle .. Mr Higgins .. Mr. Marshall ....... lack, alias Speedy Lois Meredith Reggie Mor im i Betty Nall .. Vera Pliilfips .. . .. Ted Michel Lucille Umhergr Margaret ,lean Frtsltley . . . . . . .. Bennet Hahn Lce Long . . . Fred McCloskey . . Sam Vaughn ..... Harold Linder Pioiiipteiv .. Maxine Chenevc -----vvvovvvvvvvooqo Bowne lVl'lFj13l'lC Ianet ......... Evelyn Winelcmw llartlloilcnl MrC1ilI'erty .. Edward Gordon . Stage Manager . Proprietors . . C-ill Girl ...... Biieinz-ss Manager y, Mililrerl Sweitier oooec---1c-----v-v------- Thirtyftwo o::oooooooo--Q Wilina Seb . Kathleen Miller .. Betty Chain .. Rita Haidet lsahel Foltz John Roe john Wolf: Ralph Graening rell, Eth:l Graber Maxine Reynolda Fl iii' inc lirick poooooooooooooooqo High School Play FIRST ROW, Left to right: john Pfoutxg Sara Vaughn Miss Young, instructorg Helen Wrrcxdg jean Clupsaddlc. SECOND RKDW: Bennet Hahug Betty Nallg Herman Huffg Fred McClo'skeyg Rita Haidelg Ted Michel, also in the cast, is missing, Small Town ROIllQ0,,, vias presented April 1, at the Marlboro Iligh School. Miss Young directed the play. 'Phe cast included: The music was fur Betty Braxton joe Stanford .. Aunt Sarah .. Sly Perkins .. Bud Williiams . ldr. Lloyd Mies Gates .. Anna ........ Jane ....,...... Morton Kendall Prompters ...... Betty Chai Stage Manager . . Sara Vaughn Fred McCloskey .. Helen Wood . . . Herman Huff . . . Ted Micliel . . . John Pfouts . . . Be-tty Niall ,, Riia Haidct Jean Clapsaclclle . Bennet Hahn n, Vera Phillips john Roc uished by thc Marlboro Hi orcllestra, -----,--,,----,----,--A .----....... ::::Q::::::::::::-v-vvev-:oo:a::Qoeo:::o:-oo--- Thirryfthrec 1 ll ll U ll 0 ll ll ll ll ll ii ll U ll ll ll ll nu ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll li ll tl ll ll ll 0 ll ll ll ll ll ll ll is li 0 u ll O 0 ia ll ll ll 0 li O ll in in nu ll 0 na ll tl 0 ll ll ll in ll in ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll II tl ll ll ll ll ll In ii tl ll ll ll ll ll ll ll -I ----t--A,---,, ........ ,,,,,-----..-----A--A---,- Opereiia As the annual operetta, Mzulboro Iligh presolmtml '6Chonita. It was Miss Emery. Tho opm-cvtlzx was pn-fesmutcwl May l3. The cast included 2 fllumilza . fvlnrliu . SIVIALIII . Dzxyzl llurun SJIIICSCII . . . . lszlhcl Fnl.z B.ll'UllCflN Sl1lllL'FCll Kun rind .... lzunl ., Gypsy Dancers Cznrrul Vaughn Grace MyC1's Luis Robcrtson Miriam Sluss Mary Haidet Betty Huidct The music was sllpnlic-fl by both pianist. 9000990 oooooooooo oeoo oooooooooo Harold Dcvi.s Hcrnlzln Hoff . VCr.1 Phillips W:11'rc11 Puntius Xxvvlllllll Slbrcll Bcnnct Hahn .. Glcn Smith Quartet Icom Millcls M.n'g.1rct jenn Frcshlcy Viola Davis Mary Clayton 2ll lSIl,llll boys glf-0 Clubs. Florino F1-uk was tho ooo-v-gx,voooQQQQQ-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Thirtyffonr F I I II II II II II II II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II II II II II I II II I I I II II II II II II II :I I I II I I I II II II II II II II II II II II II II I I II II II II II II II II II II II II II II Ib v--v-v--v----q,---sQ-v---v---v-c--vvv--------:--- - - 't '- Home Economics Club TOP RONV, Left to right: Helen Wertenhergerg Bernice Davisg Martha Foxg Gladys Begneg Betty Nallg Isabel Foltz: lilorine Friekg Miriam Slussg M-zirie Frankg Mary Hooverg Cora Ginther. SECOND ROVV: Elizabeth Umberger, Margaret Slusserg Mildred Yoderg Catherine Grae-ningg Mildred Sweitzer: Vera Phillips: lla Ivleyersg Marie Machamerg Vv'cnonna Schaferg Ruth Smith: Marie Schweizerg Dorothea Reichardg Virginia Mosby. THIRD ROW: Miss Youngg Leora Millerg Hazel Eshelrnanq Wilma McAllisterg Betty Haidetg Carrol Vaughng Mildred Nycg Gwen Wilcczxg Evelyn Walkeyg Edna Mae Linerodeg Marcella. Frzmkg Irene Boldizarg Savilla Mani. FOURTH ROWg Katherine Haidetg Gladys Walrnerg Virginia Kisingerg Escher 'Taylorg Grace Meyersg Nadine Websterg Wiliiiai Sehrellg Kathleen Millerg Eden Taylorg Emma Wliile. OFFICERS President ....... .............. H azel Eehelman Vice President .... .... B etty Haidet Secretziryfwfreasurer ................... Isabel Foltz The Home Economics Club consists of forty-seven members who have taken the Home Ee. course. During its three years of organization, the club has been very act- ive, especially the past year. At noon it sells chocolate milk, orangeade, sandwiches and soup for the purpose of earning money and also for the valuable experience ob- tained. Parties held at the homes of Bernice Davis and Margaret Slusser were enjoyed by everyone. ,-gqgc:1::Q:::::::::::-:::::::::o::::o::::::o::::::::::::::::::::::Q:::oo:::o Thirtyffive :-::::: .-1c:--:::::o:::oQ::::::::::::::::::::::::::o-c::oooOo:::::::::::::::: French Club 'TOP ROW, Left to night: Miss Cope: Betty Chling B,tLy NLLH1 Lucille Umhcrgur. HOTTON1 ROVJ: Sully Vzulglmg Ruth Smithg Malrgarct jczxn lfruslwlvyg Bcity Hziidct. OFFICERS President . . ........... . . . Sally Vaughn Secretary ............................. Betty Null The French club niet the first Wednesday of each month. Everyone enjoyed the discussions held on French habits, customs, dress, speech, art, music and literature. Whenever possible the club attended l+'1'ench Movies. The meetings were very interest- ing and educational. Ootooc ,3t,,,--,,-vvvvvwv-----oov-0-vgooonooooo::oo::::oo:::::::::::::Qo:----- Thirtyfsix EWS FLASHE SEPTEMBER 13 - School daze, school daze, dear old golden rule daze, 15 - Opening of football season. 16 - Detention staited today -- boy, do we like that? No. Q6 - W lloorahl 'Peacln-rs nent to C'lt-vt-- la11d. No school. OCTOBER Football banquet 20 M- Freshman Initiation +- upper- class men pouted because they were not invited. 29 A Senior party at Margaret Slnss- er's. JANUARY 19-20 -- Worry! Worry! Woriyl Sem- ester exams on these days. FEBRUARY 22 - Washington's Birthday, No school. APRIL 1 - 'tSmall Town Romeo First Literary program. 30 - Halloween - parties to follow on the 30 and 31. l8 -- Baseball season opened. NOVEMBER 23 3 Competitive Examinations at Canton Twp. 19-20 .. Sgnigr play, ffwho Wouldnit 27 - Juniors and Seniors practice for Be Crazy . the Pf0m- . 27-28 --Y There's a first time for every- MAY thing. We got a Thanksgiving vacation this year. I , 7 - Music Festival at Canton. DECEMBER 13 4 Operetta, 'tChonita . 2 - ' - ' ' P , 4 - Opening of Basketball season. 1 'gunior bemcir min 22 - Home Ee. party at Bernice 22 - emor Bama aurea ie' Davisfs. 24 M- Class Night. 25 4 Clwistmas Vacation Stalwd 26 - Graduation -- lt's all over but the yesterday, shouting. Roll Call of Seniors Betty Chain ...... ...Best Giggler Harold Linder .. .. Quickest Maxine Chenevey ..... Spryest Herman Linder . .. Sleepiesi. Bernice Davis ..... Portliest Fred McCloskey . . . Battiest Isabel Foltz ..... Brightest Ted Michel ..... .. Polilest Paul Fox ........ . . . Mildest Kathleen Miller . . . . . . Slickest Peggy Freshley . Busiest Betty Nall ..... .. Happiest Florine Frick . . . . . Prinimest Vera Phillips . . . . . . Tartiesl Ethel Graber .... .. Comeliest Maxine Reynolds .. ..... Plainest Ralph Graening . . . . . . Wildest John Roe ........ ...... ' Falkiest Bennet Hahn .... .. . Neatest. Mildred Sweitzer Most Sinilish Rita Mae Haidet Classiest Lucille Umberger ...... llandiest Mary Hoover .... ...... G ravest Sally Vaughn .. Cutest Lee Long ...... Shyest Margaret Slusser John Wolfe . . . . . Sunniest . . Smaitest :r:::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::ooo::qoo::: Thirtyfseven coco- : : : 1 L :ego 1 :QQ 3 : :----:: 2: : : : : : ::2QQ: :QQ : :QQQQQ-0-0-01--wo 000020000000 'A-asf rx. Q94 ,Q X H .5 I 4WFi ' .A .. 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H S. Galaxy of Stars Uur Faculty Imagine our professors Whenthey were boys and girls, In blue starch gingham dresses And the boys with bobbing curls. Can't you see Miss Cope With pink socks jumping rope? Mr. Pfouts with a dirty face? I bet he hated soap! Think of Miss Emery With pigtails prim and neat, Mildred Young with flying curls Skating down the street. Now you see Mr. Littlepage In a bloody fight, And try to feature Miss Whiteleather Kissing dolls good-night. Can't you see Mr. Wagner Coasting on his sled And Miss Ebie chasing goblins All around her bed? Now they were all quite like us You will, with me, agree- But they've changed a mighty lot Since they're the Faculty. Mad About Music .... Red Head On Parade . The Perfect Gentleman This Is The Life ..... The Old Homestead . . Bad Boy ............ The Kid ............. Bluebeards Eighth Wife That Awful Truth .... Thin Man ........... Man Proof .......... The House Of Mystery Vivacious Lady ...... Alibi Ike ........... . Every Day's a Holiday Crime and Punishment. Big Town .......... The Girl With Ideas . . Woman Chases Man . Fight For Your Lady . . ..- Vera Phillips Kathleen Miller . . . . . Ted Michel . . . . Being a Senior Freddie McCloskey Lindy .. . Wilma Sebrell Our Grades . . . . . Herman Hoff .. Alberta Wertenberger . . . Betty Chain ...... Walt Jones . . . . . Ralph Graening . . . . . 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Drinks IC Special Service for Paitics M3I'ibOFO, Oi1lO Dial 2491 :I Swamp Road Hartville, O. Forlyfseven ooo-o--oo--ov vv.--.. ---vw .v-- -v--vvv----fvvvv ...v. ---v-v-- -v--- --vv Tipping You Off That we give only oil permanents and style your coiffures to suit your contour and occasions Expert Operators Only Kurly-Lox Hair Shoppe Phone 8006 23 S. Arch St. ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll II ll ll ll ll ll ll Congratulations - M H S Umherger's Service Station L. L. Uinberger l', O. - RD. 2, Ailiancc-, Ohio l'hone llluillioro 12252 - ::::o: :o:::ooo::::::: : :o::oooo::ooooe. WANTED. An unqualified excuse. WANTED: The girls to leave ine alone. . . Fred lvlelllosko WANTED: A cave man. -::::::pQoo:::::::o::oo::o::a-o-o::::::- C0lVll'LIlVlENTS Ol AR TS YOUR PERSONAL STORE Guaranteed Lowest, Prices and Easy Credit. at no Extra Cost to You. See Art's for your High School Rings Pins and Favors LOST: Ability io flirt. Plvzise return 'lo who ever lost it. FOUND: llaiinony in the Boys' llloe Club. lMusic Teachery :oo::::::::::::c::::::::::::Q::::o:::: WEST'S SUPER SERVICE DeSOTO 8: PLYMOUTH Cars Dealers ln Firestone tires and tubes for your tractor, car or truck. Phone 351 Ilartville, 0. Q-,,v--,-------,oooo--QQ---Q0oo--oo ..-Q qi ll ll v-- ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ' ll ll ll ll ll ll ll II ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll in ll ll ll ll ll -----------A----.,,,-A WANTED: Elevators and free lunch for this school ............... Mr. Pfouts WANTED: Nerve to take my girl home from play practice. Qoooooooooooooooeooooooooooooooocoeooo COMl'l,llVIlCN'l'S Class of 1 938 Nnnh Canton Dairies, Inc. Perfectly Pusuulized Dairy Pioclucts Phone 9750 Noxlh Cizuiton, O. QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-.o::oo::: : : : : :ooo 2 Q : : 2 FOUND: About fi bushel of gum in the vicin ity of school ref slightly chewed. f.Ia.nitorJ. FOUND: Three penny pencils chewed on both ends .................. .l ohn Roe. s:::-.::::o:::::::oQe:::::::::::::-::::: C0lY'll'IllMlCN'l'S EARL HILL PLUMBING 2. HEATING IIARTVILLE, OHIO Fortyfeiglit :0-::oooQo::o::oeo::::o-0:::::Qo--:: Oooooooo.o9ooQQQqooQQQ--A --A-- ------A Spring - I-lolz arth Inc. ALLIANCE'S LARGEST HOME OWNED STORE Women's and Chilclren's Clothing Home Furnishings, Floor Coverings, and Accessories :::::o::::o::::Qo::ooQ:::::::oQo::::a:: -,----,,-soo-v--v--v------v---so-----0 FOR SALE: Several dog-eared books- very useful. iSeniorsJ FOR SALE: Marriage licenses for Seniors graduating in May .......... Betty Nall FOR SALE: My basket-ball ability ........ Harold Linder FOR SALE: Good assembly seat iseasonj FOR SALE: All but a few of my freckles. . . Ruth Smith WANTED: A check-book for a lady that folds up in the middle. WANTED: A Latin translater . .Glen Smith WANTED: A big job with big pay and little work ................... Senior Class WANTED: A different system to take care of unexcused absences ........ all of us. WANTED: Students that will study .. Miss Cope. WANTED: A book worn from actual study. CU. S. Museumj Hariville Hardware, Inc. DEALERS IN General Hardware, Stoves, Farm Machinery, Seeds, Etc. Phone 339 Hartville,O EASTERN OllIO'S SCIIOOI. FOR COMMERCIAL TRAINING FULL SECRETARIAL COURSES VVALTON ACCOUNTING Shorthand -A Typing W- Business English Professional Subjects - Business Practice Office Machines We select our students carefully We give them superior training We place them in the choicer positions Alliance Business College oe-:::::-::Lu::az:aacooooqoogooogeoeooooo PHOTOS FOR ALL WITHIN THE MEANS OF ALL AT Gochnauer Studio Main and Mechanic Alliance, O Phone 77130 Fortyfninc -v-- v--- ---v ----- v-::::::::oooooQQQ.Q.Qg. ::::::ooc0o::::1o::::: Alliance Patrons Johnson Furniture Dr. D. D. Hamlin Dine-Dewees England Drug Store Max Auto Supply Mattias Thompsons' Corner Dr. H. M. Schweinsberger Knowles Drug Store Stewart Bros. Paint Company M SL H Sandwich Shop Hart-Blumenstiel Sz Strong Alliance Restaurant Cassidy KL Pettis Alliance Buick Company Fairmont Provision Qqooooooooooooooqq-.Q aovoooeeooo oooeqqqq ' 00 0 00000090 Shop ai SEARS Roebuck if Co. THE WORLD'S LARGEST RETAIL STORES Over 50,000 Items Now Available at Our Customers Service Desk This accomodation is for your convenience - - - - - - There is no obligation Phone 6241 436 East Main St. Alliance, Ohio F'fty :::::2:2:::::::::::::::o:::::::::::e::::::::::::::::::-- -vv-------- ---- ew Rules? Regulations and Otherwise Ile it resolved that: l. 'llhe privilege of eating or chewing candy, apples, gum and all other life-giving sub- stances shall not be denied students simply because faculty can not affoid same. 2. If aseatmate smite you on one cheek, you may be fully justified in smiting him twice as hard on the cheek without fear of receiving unjust punishment from the pe. son in charge. 3. This school shall be governed by, for, and with the students, and without the fac- ulty. - Al. lil, The wcll known students, namely Dick RIOWII and Walt 'Fibbcr' Jones, be sup- plied with automatic folding beds to be 21Uu21Ch9d L0 Ulf-lil' PGSIJGCUVG SGZUS- UU MSU that the Same persons be Suppligd with snore silencexs so as not 'to disturb the fac- ulty or Student body. Said Silencei-S to be fuinished free by the welfare organization. 5. A free and uncensored mode of communication, written or oral, be allowed the stud- ents without interference from the faculty , , ti. Better to write your own excuse than to get DETENTION. 7. Never buy paper. You can pick up enough under the lockers. 8. Don't stand in the halls. If everybody stood still, nobody could get by. 9. Establish a good rep the first of the ye ar. It may save your life later. 10. Always look up to the Seniors. You may be one some day. 1l.Always agree with your teachers. Diplomacy is a fine art. 12. Never return anything you borrowg the other fellow will lose respect for you. 13. Never let study ruin a high school education. 14. Never applaud a speaker. It encourages them too much. 15. Be sure to get a seat near a bright student at exam time. 143. Always account for your red marks by telling the folks the teacher is down on you. 17, Alvs ays say Sir 'to the Seniors. It shows your school spirit. 18. Better late than never. ,ooooo-----v- - -o-- ---vv-o- -oov,-- ---Q--o- -o-vv--------vvv-- ---vo------o.- COMPLIMENTS OF The Supreme Dairy Company Alliance, Ohio ::o:::::::::::::a: zaoaoo::e:::::::-::::ooo:::o:::::::: ::::::::::::qooQ- ll ll Al U ll ll ll THE RAVEN RESTAURANT il VLUCBTUG The Place To Eat Out S EE ai Canton 543 East Main St. :Q Alliance Ohh Made the photos for this , l 11 Annual II ll A Fifty-one ---A---A'A---A '--'- 'v-- ------- 'v'----'-'--'-------o--vo::32: , L Q f f I if S V e i s 1 3 P ni s E 4 1, 5 R 5 n -1 1. f. .1 rs E E i i ! i ' S-F' 53115 il S5 4Z 3i1'l3E. h 3LiE5V'v3'T v L21 . ' ' s.1'? f Zi i 5Z21Y?Q'2d9'1?f i- iT 7'-ELSE AQ'ii E TEIHZZLTQP? . .1 TY .f