Marlboro High School - Scenario Yearbook (Marlboro, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1947 volume:

Edxted by THE CLASS OF 1947 MARLBORO HIGH SCHOOL Tenth Edmon 1 3 l' Z C043 CONTENTS DEDICATION MR. BARRY SCHOOL BOARD FACULTY SENIOR5 UNDERCLASSMEN VIUSIC OUTSIDE ACTIVITIES SPORTS SNAPSHOTS ADVERTISEMENTS INTELLECTUALSJ.-I: en we urn o face he future y ended ina When our schoo days are And w h pr de as years g c ass bel has been rung When he as remember frends cmd eachers We as book has been urned rn hen he I0 SCI I i 11 , Th '11 t t t . t 1 t l l , it i o by W t 1 t t ' , 'll i t 1 1 1 , Made at d ld Marlboro Hi. ng S11 been has song CIS he nd A To Mr Charles Maurer Ir our sponsor in and kindness in all our afiairs we the class of 47 dedicate this tenth ed1t1on of the Scenano 4 appreciation of his helpful guidance, patience, beencam Via-me R0-0-m m '12 Minas: Zgomso we nm mmm mmm The publrshmg of an annual IS m a sense th wr1t1r'g of a h1story SIHCG the book records 1n graphrc and wntten form the act1v1t1es ln wh1ch we have taken part and the events Wh1Ch have occur ed dur1ng the past year The act1v1t1es oi such a small group for such a short ume may not seem at f11'Sl thought to be a very ufnportant part of h1story but when we cons1der hat the same record IS belng made all over the natton Tm sure we can agree that a study of hxgh school annuals for 1947 w1ll reveal the 1nterests and ambtttons of the youth of Amenca The Scertano staff IS to be compllmented on the for posterlty the year 1946 47 1n Marlboro Hlgh School 7777284449 qwufude To properly express the gratnude that the occasron demands we know that these words are madequate To all those who helped to gulde us thus far we are srncerely grateful If our youthful exuberance ever caused pam to those act1vely engaged 1I1 our guldance we w1ll acknowledge that we were thought less but we once agam 1ns1st that we are ever grateful .7FLe JP Baaftd Y Seated Ivan Stetly I K Bryan D Tope Standing E H Rohrer, Clyae Holi Arthur Montgomery 6 L . . l - 1 . . excellent job which they have done in recording ll 1 'Y , f -' 1. . I I VERNILA CHALKER B M Mount fUn1on Colleqe Mayors Music Mmors English Instructor Music Enqlish ELEANOR I-IAID T A B Mount Union Colleqe Mayors Latin Mmors Enqhsh Social Science Educatlon MILDRED YOUNG A Manchester College Mayors Home Economics Commerce Minors French Eng ish Instructor Home Ec Cbmmerce ELDA ZURCHER B S Ohlo State University Mayors Biological Science Minors English Physical Sci n Instructor Biology Qacu 7 P M BARRY B S 6 M Kent State University Nayors Phys1calSc1ence Mmors English History Geography Physical Education Instructor Physics Geography HARRY DUTKA B S Ashland College Mayors History Mmors Physical Education Natural Science Social Science Instructor Social Science CHARLES MAURER A B Iohn Carroll University Mayors English Philosophy Mmors Latm Hiso y' Edilcation fnltructoz English Public Speaking DALE YOUNG B S Kent State University' Mayors Social Science Mmors History Speech Instructor Social Science Math :Val .1 . fv ' ,J 1 'Lg' . . , . . .A. xyji' . . I ' , .S. . , W , V . : . . I 43' . M ybf lk! IJIX 1 . . Instructor: Social Science, Latin Physical Education , .B. ' ' . X . : '.t 1 . X-.,, ' 4. h l 3 .Vg -'X ' 1 'V' y- , ' X, , N 1 I . I- W x - , . fqldtl X, , 1 'Y .W,emo-M MARY SUE AUSTIN A ward a smxle a wnnmng way Booster Club 1 2 3 YTeen 3 4 Home Ec l 2 34 Glee Club l 2 4 Band l 2 3 4 Hlgn Sc ool Play 3 4 Semor Play Scholar sh p 12 3 Newspaper 12 3 4 Class Oth er 4 Semor Scholar shxp Thxrd Honor Pres1dent ot Home Ec Club 4 Edttor of News pare 4 Sec of Home Ec Club 3 WILLIAM BLOSS In the spnng a young mans fancy Booster Club 1 H1Y 2 34 Glee Club 2 4 Senror Play Class Ot lrcer 4 Basketball 234 Foot ball 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 4.1 MILDRED EBIE It ls harder to know how to Home Ec 1234 Glee Club 4 4121421 GLENN GILCREST It ll well to be clever but not well to appear so Glee Club 234 Band 1234 Debate 4 Scholarshrp 12 34 Newspaper 4 Class Oftxcer I2 34 Lxterary 4 Booster Club 3 Valedrctorxan Frrst Place rn Stark County Semor Scholarshtp Wffpfiyb MARG lr BRADLEY Happy am I trom care Im free why arent they all contented lxke m YTeen 34 Home Ec 34 Glee Club 34 Newspaper 4 Treas of YTeen 4 Socral Chatrman of Home Ec Club 1 BETTY FAUSNIGHT Its great to be rmportant Senror Scholarshxp Glee Clu 4 Home c C ub Y Teen 3 4 Hrqh School Play LA VERA GREEN 4 I love to study and d share but those gr tire Booster Club 123 YTeen Home Ec 12 34 Glee Club I2 34 Band 1234 Semor Play Scholarshxp I2 Newspaper 2 Class Otflcer 2 Lrterary 34 Debate 4 Fourth Honor Semor Scholarshrp Pres ot YTeen 4 Sec ot Home Ec Club 4 9 W WJAJEM' 1 LEONARD BAHLER A better fnend has no man HIY 4 Baseball 24 CLAUDE CLAYTON 'Though vanquished he would argue still Bocster Club 12 3 Glee Club 3 4 Football 3 4 Baseball 4 H Y 2 4 ROBERT FRESHLEY Happy and gay a wltty way Booster Club l 23 H1 Y 4 Glee Club 234 Band 1234 Hgh School Play 4 Senxor Play De bate 4 Scholarship l Llterary 4 Newspaper 4 Senror Scholar shnp BETTY HAINES A llvely lass wnth plenty ot dash and spmt Booster Club 123 YTeen 34 Home Ec l 234 Glee Club I2 34 Newspaper 12 3 Class Ot hcer 1 Senior Scholarship J! ' If, IA, l - 'elf : -- - -I: ' ' h i - 1 I - - - : ' - 0 ' B ' A or L-4' V ' A .... I 1 e? ' I --I ' -:I :' . -i-1 .. .I A I 1' 9 . K 'jf ff ' Cf' be sllent than to talk but nicer to be small l Y l . ' 'g bl- --: i 2-3- 5 E I I-2-3-4, : ' I r 3,- I :' : ' - I 1 ,, I . B .. 4 in . ' m - Y -A 1 ' ' --,- 5.41 -- .uhniouw :EL NANCY HARSH Brown haxr blue eyes and a pleasant smile Booster Club 123 YTeen 34 Home Bc 1234 Glee Club 12 4 Band l 2 34 Semor Play Newspaper 1 2 34 DELILA MACHAMER Quiet and reserved Y Teen 3 4 Home Ec 1 2 34 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Band 1 Newspaper 4 Ltterary 3 4 Semor Scholarshxp MARVIN MOULIN 'What he does wxth his time no one knows Booster Club 123 H Y 124 Glee Club 134 Football 34 lflalv-W' HERBERT SLUSSER Dxmtnutxve Dynamic Diligent H1 Y 4 Booster Club l 2 3 Base ball 2-4 puff DORIS KARLEN A laugh ls worth a hundred groans Booster Club 12 3 YTeen 34 Home Ec 12 34 Glee Club 12 4 Semor Play Newspaper 1 WW' THOMAS MICHEL An honest mans the noblest work ot God Booster Club l Glee Club 34 Football 34 Class Presldent 4 IRENE OHMAN 'HUPPY fnendly and full ot tun Home Ec 1234 Glee Club 12 3 4 Newspaper l 2 3 4 HELEN SUMMERS She packs her troubles ln a box slts on the lld and sings YTeen 34 Home Ec 234 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Scholarshxp 1 2 3 Ltterary 24 Newspaper 123 Class Otfxcer 23 I-'llth Honor Senxor Scholarshxp Treasurer ot Home Bc Club 4 NORMA LARE A scholarly young lady with a sense ot duty Booster Club 123 YTeen 34 Home Bc 234 Glee Club 12 34 Band 234 l-hgh School Play 3 Semor Play Debate 4 Scholarship 123 Newspaper Class Ollxcer 3 Llterary 34 Salutatonan Semor Scholarshxp Vxce-Pres of YTeen 4 Second Place ln State ln Onqmal Ora atory was HN MOORE Not that the Republicans arent any good but the Democrats are better Booster Club l 2 3 H1 Y 1 2 4 Senior Play Basketball 4 Base ball 3 4 Baseball Mgr 2 MELVIN QUILLEN 'Hes got what it takes brawn vitality and curly halr 1 2 3 Hlqh School Play 3-4 Semor Play Class Otlxcer 1 Basketball 1 2 34 Football 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Pres ent ot Hx Y MILLARD SHR ER 'Talent like Krupa plus humor like Hope makes one swell guy H 2 4 Glee Club 1 -4 Band 1234 Hxgh School Play 4 Newspaper 123 Class Oth cer 3 Football 34 Baseball I 2 3 Basketball 23 Basketball Mgr l-4 Booster Club l i 1 - A fm I l - ' I 1 ll f ' . ' 1 . 5 1 Vx. I A -32432 , i H - - : i- - - : Boom' Club 1'?'37 Y-Teen 341 Hi-Y 142-4: Glee cms 244: Band -., -. ': '--.. I--.5 : . Q - l' U' : . fu' 4. sf ' I u B' ', H' ' ' '-',,: i-Y -: -2-3: rw J I ' : : : h -iz I - h ff ' . : . Y 'ix Sl' 1 N NL wus- l X We l X V .fence-fad WILLA UPLINGER The wxse carnes all his wealth within hlrnsell Scholarshxp 1 2 3 Slxth Honor Honorable Mentxon xn County Semor Scholarshlp ju' ETHEL VAUGHAN Sometxmes the best of thmqs come xn small packages Booster Club 123 YTeen 34 Home Bc 2 34 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Hlqh Sc ool Play 3 Newspaper 1234 Ln erary 2 3 4 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Semor Scholarshxp Debate 4 N51 GENEVA VAN CAMP Quiet and reserved but she thinks a lot Booster Club 123 Y'1'een 34 Home Ec 1 2 34 Glee Club 12 3 4 Newspaper 1 2 3 4 IAM VAUGHN To become a man ts an art Booster Club 1 Z 3 Glee Club 3 Baseball 2 Basketball 34 1 2 BARBARA VAUGHAN Pep and vigor plus Booster Club 123 YTeen 34 Home Ec 234 Glee Club 12 34 Band 1234 Hlgh School Play 4 Newspaper 1234 Lxt erary 234 VxcePres1dent ol Home Bc Club 4 IACK WEARSTLER Mighty in deed gentle in manner Booster Club 12 H Y 124 Glee Club 1234 Basketball 2 3 Football 34 CLASS MOTTO Leavmg The Past Entenng The Future CLASS FLOWER Amencan Beauty Rose CLASS COLORS Kelly Green and Whrte 13 rg Y ,J ,. f, , , af , 1' 1' 'AAC ' QA' We 0 ' . -: xi ---4 :mi df! fl L ' Jgyjzf' qxlyldyr .Eg 4 SENIOR CLASS PLAY Melv1n Qu1llen B111 Bloss Iohn Moore Glenn G11 rest 'tlancy Harsh Mary Sue Aust1n Norma Lare La Vera Green Bob Freshley Dons Karlen On stage' Wlth the partlng of the curtams the semor class play The Case of the M1ss1ng HGIIS became one of the outstandrng productlons of Marlboro H1gh School The flrst few moments of the play were f1lled wlth suspense for the phantom B111 Bloss made h1s terror1z1ng appearance at thls t1me The butler Glenn G11 crest and a promment lawyer Bob Freshley were captured by th1s powerful character almost rmmedrately upon the1r appearance It soon became qu1te evrdent that the spooky old housekeeper Nancy Harsh was also mvolved tn Whatever was afoot In a short txme all the he1rs had arr1ved and all soon were aware of the fact that some person was try1ng to do away w1th them m order to 1nher1t Castle Wentz and the Wentz fortune themselves Perry Pres ton an observant young author who eventually solved the mystery was well portrayed by Iohn Moore The moment of fear were dellghtfully entermmgled wlth the humorous antlcs of the nervous falnty Mrs Beeman Dons Karlen and her g1ggl1ng teen age daughter Maybelle played by La Vera Green Perry s punch drunk body guard Brulser Barnes portrayed by Melvln Qu1llen b came very 1nfatuated w1th the charmmg M1ss Lourse Thomas played by Nor ma Lare Mary Sue Austm fared qulte well 1n the femlmne lead by wmmng her man Perry Preston and also becomlng the mrstress of Castle Wentz F ollow1ng several bad flghts Perry and Brurser fxnally brought the horr1ble phantom to j'L1Sl1Ce and all were verv happy to have the w1ll read to rece1ve therr lust shares of the estate An lmportant part rn the play s success was contnbuted by Barbara Vaugh an bus1ness manager who took care of the f1nanc1al matters and the sale of t1ckets The net prof1t was S207 O3 The members of the cast and the rest of the class who helped w1th the man agement are very grateful to Mr Maurer who helped to make the play a great success 14 1 1 1 C 1 1 1 1 . . . . 11 - 1 . . . ,, . . 1 I 1 1 1 - 1 f' 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 . S 1 - 1 1 . . 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 9' , . 1 1 ' 1 . . 1 . 1 1 I eew vvfwaw, As I was gaz1ng out of my hotel wmdow down on Broadway I suddenly got very homes1ck so I de clded to call the bellhop and have hlm brmg up some magazlnes for me to read Wh1le I was walt 1ng my mmd turned to my former classmates of 1947 Gee I would have g1ven a lot to know what they were do1ng now for ten years IS a rather long tlme to be away from those you l1ked so much My doorbell rang and 1t was the bellhop wlth my magaz1nes The f1rst one I p1cked up was the Tune and to my surpnse I saw Iohn Moore s plc ture on the cover He s the newly elected Repubh can Senator from Oh1o Hardly gett1ng over my frrst surpnse I found a p1cture of the champ1on ch1cken farmer who IS none other than M1ldred Eble Leaflng through the mag az1ne I found another surpnse a p1cture of Nancy Harsh 1n a cr1sp-wh1te nurse s un1form She IS now the head nurse of Walter Reed Hospltal When I reached the soctal sect1on of the Tlme I found a p1cture of Margaret Bradley who 1S now playmg her boog1e WOOg16 at Carneg1e Hall Then I turned the page and saw a p1cture w1th the t1tle of The Most Danng Man In The World and tt was B111 Bloss for he now IS the supenntendent of wash1ng the wrn dows of the Empue State Bu1ld1ng Pagmg on I found a p1Cl'UI6 of Ethel Vaughan who does mtenor decorat1ng rn the homes of top mov1e stars I reach ed the sc1ence sect1on and found a pxcture of Glenn Gxlcrest who won recogmtxon for h1s expenments w1th monkeys at the Marlboro Un1vers1ty Imme dlately below thls was a pxcture of Wlllard Upl1nger who presented the world w1th the 1nvent1on of a technrcolor telev1s1on set Hav1ng reached the Sports sect1on I saw a huge man called Elmer the Wrestler Tak1ng closer ob- servatxon I found Elmer to be none other than Mel v1n Qu1llen Laymg down the Tune I pxcked up the maga ztne Natlons Busmess and found on 1ts cover a p1cture of the newly appo1nted commxssloner of san 1tat1on of the C1ty of Marlboro It was none other than Claude Clayton On the next page was a plc ture of Bob Freshley who IS the wmner of the Best Salesman Award Then on the SIXIII page was a p1cture of Leonard Bahler who becam the Coffee Plantat1on of Braz11 Assoc1at1ons new manager I turned to the Colleglate part of the Natxons Busmess and found a p1cture of Betty Halnes who 15 the Dean of Women at the Marlboro Un1vers1ty On the same page was a p1cture of the woman who gave a speech on Ph1p1ologh at the UIIIVGYSIIY the ass1stant to Dr What A Bram Norma Lare The next page was devoted to the Anny and I found a p1cture of Tom Mlchel who 15 the Major General of O S S 1n the Army On page twenty f1ve I found a picture of the champ1on coast to-coast lady truck dnver Mary Sue Austm Eager to see 1f I could fmd some more znformauon concemmg my former classmates I leafed frantl cally through the magaz1ne Soclahte and sure enough there on the cover was a p1cture of Barbara Vaughan successful Powers model I saw a PIC ture of Helen Summers and Del1la Machamer now a world famous duet entertamxng the Presxdent of the Umted States Tum1ng the page I saw a p1cture of Marvm Moulm who IS a mov1e dlrector rn Holly wood Also on that page I saw a large p1cture of the new mOV1e ldol Lan Monroe who IS none other than Inn Vaughan A large tmted p1cture on the next page was that of Geneva Van Camp a toe dancer who IS stamng oppos1te I1m 1n thezr new leader today who rs M1llard Shre1ner Turnlng to the Fann Ioumal I found a pxcture of Herbert Slusser who has the largest dauy farm 1n thls county On the back cover I saw a p1cture of the newest low cost car on the productlon l1ne call ed the Wearstlerl1ne made by the Iack Wearstler Automobrle Corporatxon In the beauty SSFIIOD of The Ladles Home Iour nal I found a p1cture of La Vera Green who now IS a well known ha1r styllst Below I.l'l1S I found a PIC ture of the famous beauty cultunst Madame Lu Bar ry who I knew as Dons Karlen Also on thls same page I found a p1cture of the world famous manlcur 1st Betty Fausnlght I then tumed to the mlscellan eous sect1on and found a pxcture of Irene Ohman who now makes excluslve dress designs 1n a prom ment New York Shop Bemg thoroughly exhausted ln m1nd as well as body I decrded to close my eyes and get some sleep Some how I d1dnt get that homes1ck feelmg for the rest of the 47 ers for now there IS no doubt 1n my rnmd but what they ve done the best and been the best that Marlboro has ever produced 1 1 ' I u - u . - I - . 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I I I . . . . , ' ' - u - 1 ' I .-15+ cam 1111111111 111 47 On Sept 7 1943 our class began 1ts Freshman Year at M H S w1th an enrollment of forty seven members We were under the able gurdance of M1ss Emery cmd on Sept 13 the class elected 115 of f1cers as follows Pres1dent Glenn Grlcrest V1ce Pres1dent Ioe Gnmm Secretary Raymond Haldet and Treasurer Melvm Qurllen The new members who blessed the class wrth therr presence were Raymond Haldet Theresa Frank Tommy M1Chel and Mary Agnes Ruffler We elected Ethel Vaughan to be our cheerleader and to represent our class at the ball games for the rest of our h1gh school years On October 15 that day dreaded by all green Fresh1es arnved and we were 1n1t1ated 1nto H1gh School by the supenor Sophomores The gzrls were compelled to wear Indlan blankets moccas1ns green nbbons and corn necklaces wh11e the boys were gally bedecked in burlap sacks w1th thetr feet pa1nted red Our f1fSl class party was a sled ndlng party held on February 16 Result Lesl1e Wade broke h1s leg but regardless of th1s m1shap we all enjoyed the evenmg very much In th1s our f1rst year we were represented on the scholarsh1p team by seven members The school year ended on May 26th at whrch t1me we all glad ly sa1d Good bye to M H S for the summer months At the beg1nn1ng of our Sophomore year roll call was answered by 1l'11I'lYf1V6 members M1ss Emery agam sponsored our class for the last year that she spent here We orgamzed by elect1ng the follow mg offrcers Pres1dent Glenn Gllcrest V1ce Prest dent Mtllard Shremer Secretary Helen Summers and Treasurer La Vera Green We appropnately chose Fnday October 13 t 1mt1ate the Freshmen and took great pleasure 1n seemg the g1rls 1n thelr long underwear and the boys adorned rn women s n1ght1es The Freshmen were remmded of the1r lovely pos1t1ons by be1ng forced to bow and repeat the words Oh mlghty Sopho- mor I am but a humble worm Three members of our class represented us at the L1terary Contest and flve members part1c1pated m the scholarsh1p examlnatlons One member of the class Melvm Qurllen be came outstandmg 111 the athletlc freld by becoming a member of the varslty basketball team At the close of the tenn 1n May we were all happy to realrze that we had completed another year of school and would not have to return untrl the follow mg September Sept 4 1945 marked the openmg of our Iumor year wh1ch was to be a very busy one We were no longer sponsored by M1ss Emery but had a new sponsor Mrs Matthews After Mrs Matthews left at the mlddle of the year Mr Barry took over the pos1t1on of our sponsor We were also gurded by Mr Maurer our home room teacher Offlcers elected at the beg1nn1ng of the year are as follows Pres1dent Mrllard Shrelner V1ce Presx dent Glenn Gllcrest Secretary Norma Lare and Treasurer Helen Summers Durmg the year we sold candy at the noon hour and hot dogs and potato chrps at the home games We also sold occas1onal cards and boxed candy for Easter Partles wh1ch we held dunng the year were a Thanksgrvrng dance wh1ch we sponsored 1n the audltonum and open to the whole h1gh s hool We also had an md1v1dual class theater party 1n Canton We were qu1te well represented on the basketball team by Melvm Qu11len Mlllard Shrerner B111 Bloss and I1m Vaughan SIX members of the class became stars wher the h1gh school play was presented and all played the1r roles l1ke expenenced actors These were namely Mary Sue Austm Norma Lare Melvm Qtullen Theresa Frank Ethel Vaughan and Betty Fausnrght Several members of the class gamed acknowled gement 1n the mus1cal llterary held namely De11la Machamer Barbara Vaughan Ethel Vaughan and Norma Lare department of llterary were La Vera Green and Norma Lare Those part1c1pat1ng rn the scholarsh1p exams were Wrllard Upl1nger Mary Su Austm Nonna Lare Helen Summers and Glenn Gllcrest Those who took part rn the speakmg Durmg the early part of Ianuary we bnghtened the atmosphere by weanng our newly arnved class nngs and flashy orange and black jackets May twenty fourth found us once aga1n saymg adleus to our classmates for the duratlon of the sum mer vacat1on The crown1ng event of our Iunxor year prom was held on May 2 rn the Shady Hollow Country Club At th1s t1me we had the pleasure of entertalnrng the 0 , - 1 1 I I I . . - Q - ' I 1 1 1 1 ' I ' - 1 , . . . 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' ' 0 ' ' ' I N' I . 1 11 - u I1 I , II ' A I Il ' ' e, - - I ' ' I I SeI110l'S fO1' GI1 eVeI111'lg Sept 4 1946 found twenty mne members begm nmg therr last year at good old M H S Those elect ed to serve us as offlcers for the year were Tom M1chel Presldent B111 Bloss Vrce Presxdent Glenn Grlcrest Secretary and Mary Sue Austm Treasur er Once aga1n we had a new and very capable sponsor Mr Maurer who gulded us over the rough spots of our Senror year Senlors who were members of the hrgh school play cast were Barbara Vaughan Mary Sue Austm and Bob Freshley Immedlately followlng the productron of the hrgh school play 1n October we began workmg to perfect our own Senror class play One of the most enjoyable parts of producrng a play for the member of the cast and stage hands was the fact that qulte often we skrpped classes to work on the play Nov 22 and 23 were set as the dates for the play and on these dates the mystery comedy The Case of the Mlssmg Helrs became the center of attractron Our productron turned out to be a huge success largely due to the efforts of Mr Maurer and hrs wrfe under whose gurdance we performed The Senrors traveled to Trger Stad1um rn Massrl lon for therr f1rst party rn the year at whrch trme we wltnessed the Massrllon Toledo Warte gam Nat urally smce we cheered for Masslllon Toledo Wa1te walked off wrth the vrctory 1946 also wrtnessed the commg of Marlboro s f1rst football team rn ftve years Srx husky Senrors namely Tom Mrchel B111 Bloss lack Wearstler M11 lard Shrerner Melvm Qurllen and Marvrn Mouhn partlcrpated ln football thrs season Four members of the Senxor Class played on the varslty basketball team They are as follows Mel Thrs year we were entertamed by the Iumors at Allrance Country Club on May 3 We had a very good trme and we want to thank the Iumors very much The clostng events were Baccalaureate on May 25th and our hnal steps on May 27th whlch IS when we graduated It IS wlth a feehng of regret of leav1ng the days that have gone by and a feelmg of hope and pray ers for the future w1th whlch we the class of 47 say our last farewell to Marlboro Hrgh School . 62'-. ll! A , 1 I I , I l I ' - - - - vin Quillen, Bill Bloss, lim Vaughan and Iohn Moore. ll - I 1 ll ' Ya, I Nlilxv fx '- '4 ' 'V N O sk g K! I, x- ,,.' .1 ' -17-. Ifenwlz, :Yong .'fPw-fi, MZ and Bzqweafh Bob Freshley, do will and bequeath my comy jokes to Vincent Burgess. ,Norma Lare, do will and bequeath my love letters to Wilda Bryan. Irene Ohman, do will and bequeath my silliness to Esther Kramer. Barbara Vaughan, do will and bequeath my fingemails to Susan Werner. Doris Karlen, do will and bequeath my bangs to Vera Richards. Betty Haines, to will and bequeath my blue eyes to Kathleen Weisel. Glenn Gilcrest, do will and bequeath my master brains to Iunior Thomberry. Mildred Ebie, do will and bequeath my shyness to Faye Gibson. Bill Bloss, do will and bequeath my route to Uniontown to Floyd Haines. La Vera Green, do will and bequeath my giggle to anyone who will own it Delila Machamer, do will and bequeath my feather cut to Virginia Valentine Iohn Moore do will and bequeath my car to Kenny Ringer Geneva Van Camp do will and bequeath my diamond to Dorothy Slusser Mary Sue Austin do will and bequeath my she wolf ability to Shirley Wearstler lack Wearstler do will and bequeath my filling station to Donnie Myers Margaret Bradley do will and bequeath my boogie woogie to Arlene Kyle Nancy Harsh do will and bequeath my ability to drive to Sally Henson Tom Michel do will and bequeath by personality to Iohn Kramer Helen Summers do will and bequeath my smging ability to Ruth McDermott Ethel Vaughan do will and bequeath my cheerleadmg ability to Mary Van Hoosier Herbert Slusser do will and bequeath my inability to see in crowds to Kenny Moore Betty Fausmght do will and bequeath my name Shorty to Nancy Graham Millard Shremer do will and bequeath my ability to sing bass to Iim Ward Leonard Bahler do will and bequeath my bashfulness to Dick Candle Iames Vaughn do will and bequeath my quiet ways to Erme Walker Marvin Moulin do will and bequeath my side burns to Paul Slabaugh Willard Uplinger do will and bequeath my radio shop to Ioe Smith Melvin Quillen do will and bequeath my suction to Ioe Werner Claude Clayton do will and bequeath my key to furnace room to Dick Wearstler We the Semor Class do will and bequeath our erasers we threw to the Teachers Herbert Slusser Betty Fausnight Margaret Bradley Leonard Bahler Bill Bloss Claude Clayton La Vera Green Bob Freshley Norma Lare Mary Sue Austin Marvin Moulin Barbara Vaughan Millard Shremer Helen Summers Iohn Moore Small Fry Some Sunday Morning For Sentimental Reasons Not So Quiet Please Till The End of Time Happy Go Lucky Im Iust Wild About Harry Everythmg Happens To M Saving Myself For Bob Whistle While You Work Its My Lazy Day Zip A De Du Da Open The Door Richard Cant Help Singing To Each His Own Mildred Ebie Glenn Gilcrest Betty Halnes Nancy Harsh lack Wearstler I m Vaughan Irene Ohman Tom Michel Delila Machamer Geneva Van Camp Willard Uplinger Melvin Quillen Doris Karlen Someday Hell Come Along Im Iust A Shy Guy Time Wa1ts For No One Life Is But A Dream Badman Iackson Thats Me lm In the Middle of Nowhere You Belong To My Heart Personality lust Fnends Sooner or Later I Know A Little Bit I Should Care Huggm And A Chalkm , . , . , . , . , . 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' ' We Are the Ioy G1rls Iumor Guls Hlgll School Song Shop Im Maklng Belleve Sroux Ctty Su Susanne Werner Erasers Are Flymg Commercral Law Class One 19 Twosle I Love YOUSIG St1lt :S Peggy M1ss You M1ss Emery Oh Margle Margaret Bradley Wrsh You Were Here Theresa Frank A L1ttle Man Herble Slusser Gtve Me 5 Mrnutes More Sleep rn the morn1ng Count1ng the Days Irene Ohman Saturday Nrght Is the Lonel1est Nrght Ill Be Down To Get You I My Sugar Was So Rehned Homeslck Thats All Do I Worry? Gotta Be Thrs or That I Wtsh I Knew I m Confessm For bashful boys Love Letters Norma Lare Stng and Be Happy Helen Summers Here Today Gone Tomorrow Lawrence Bre1t Sweet and Lovely La Vera Green G I R L Mary Sue Austm Norma Lare G Hel Norma Lare Barbara Vaughan Mary Sue AUSIIH Kate Welsel Mary Sue Austln Mary Sue Austm Ethel Vaughan Barbara Vaughan Helen Summers Ethel Vaughan M1ldred Eble Barbara Vaughan Marylynn Austrn If Im Lucky All of My e Where Do We Populanty Vote Most Popular en Summers Most lntelhgent Most Llkely To Succeed Most D1gn1f1ed Best Dancer Most Athletlc Best Personalxty Most Versatrle Best Look1ng Most Carefree Most Musrcal Best Dressed Most Bashful Brggest Bluffer Teen Age Couple Z0 Daydreamlng 1n study hall n A Taxl Honey To go to the prom Before 1t was stolen Glen Iohnson Marvln Moulrn In exams That I dldnt study Every Tlme Every Tlme Every Doggone Tlme I guess the wrong answer Please Dont Say No Say Maybe That Ill get my credn Ill Graduate Ill remember MHS Go From Here? Sen1ors B O Y Melvm Qurllen Glenn Gllcrest Glenn GIICIGSI Bob Freshley Bob Mlchel Gus Bradley Tom Mrchel Melvm Qurllen B111 Bloss Corky Clayton Strlt Shrexner B111 Bre1t Leonard Bahler St1lt Shrelner Melvm Qu1llen Q . e huh--- I ll I u ll -. . . ,, , 5 ': 1 -,-,. u - 11 - ---un ..... ..... - -hun ,, . , , .......,.,,.. , - ,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,, ,, ,. . . ' ll - ,...,...., ,, . .. ' ' The answers -- .. . . ,.. . , ' ll -----------,-- ll I I ' ll , , -- , .......,..... ll I ' ll ll I ll I ll - ll ll I , --- ......... ---- ,. .. ., . --- .... ------ . . Usd--- JUNIOR CLASS On September 4 th1rtys1x members were pre sent rn the Iun1or Room under the guldance of Mlss Hardet We chose as our class offrcers Presrdent Malden Sledden Vlce Presldent Robert Mrchel Secretary Sally Henson and Treasurer Susanne Werner Several of our members partrclpated ln sports They were Harold Moore Glenn Iohnson B111 Bre1t B111 Lare Robert Mrchel Roger Yoho B111 Kreuzer and Kenny Rlnger rn football and B111 Kreu zer B111 Bren B111 Lare Kenny Rxnger Dale Swelt zer and Dxck Candle m basketball Harold Moore was manager for the basketball team The Iumor Class sold candy potato chips pret zels and welner sandwrches at basketball games Besldes sellmg we found tlme to sponsor a Hallo- ween Dance whlch was held ln the Hrgt Schoo Audxtonum We had two farewell parues for Glenn Iohnson who went to the Army and Florzf Ann M11 ler who went to Atwater We also lost Donald Ruf f1er and Ruth Haswell We showed the Semors a good tune at the Prom whtch was held at the Al lxance Country Club on May 3 FIRST ROW Grace Van Camp Malden Sledden Robert Mrchel Sally Henson Susanne Werner loanne Werner SECOND ROW Marrlynn Austin Marrlyn Brxler Flora Ann Muller Donna Unger Thanet Mach.: mer Ins Machamer Dons Monter THIRD ROW Ioe Candle Harold Moore Ira Machamer Dale Sweltzer B111 Lare B111 Brett Mtss Haxdet Roger Yoho FOURTH ROW Wtlda Bryan Kenneth Rmger Donald Grbson Grace Hames Shxrley Wearstler FIFTH ROW Esther Frank Shrrley Srelert Edna Walker Rob rt Albrrch Norma Thompson Glenna Wearstler SIXTH ROW Belo Kenaley B111 Kreuzer Glen Iohnson Vmcett Burgess Ioe Smxth Drck Candle SOPHOMORE CLASS Under the SUPGTVISIOH of Mrss Zurcher the Sopho- mores began thetr second year ln h1gh school w1th th1rty three members We started our year by elect mg our class offlcers Presxdent George Smlth Vrce Presldent Earl Hames Secretary Floyd Hames and Treasurer Arlene Kyle Durmg the year we had the mlsfortune of losmg our presldent George Smlth Hls POSIIIOD was then taken over by Earl Hames We also lost Edith Sweltzer Edward Thornberry and Earl Hostetler FIRST ROW Carol Slabaugh Nancy Unger Earl We galned one new member Bxll Herron Our class was well represented on th football team by Lou1s Begue Earl Hames Floyd Hames Gus Bradley B111 Mowry Paul Gressmger and Roy Burke We also had IIVG members on the basket Paul Gresslnger and Raymond Rlchards Wayne Karlen was manager for both football and basket ball teams Hames Floyd Hames Arlene Kyle Marxetta FRESHMAN CLASS Lare Marxlyn Zwxck SECOND ROW Ruby Kundle Nlarquente Begue Lela Wrse B111 Heron Alfred Hatdet lean Frank Paulme Gressmger lean Hames Margaret Vaughn THIRD ROW Nadme Davxs Rrta Berger Wxlbur Monroe Dorothy Carr Faye Glbson Betty Shremer B111 Mowry FOURTH ROW Paul Gressmger Earl Hostettler Lours Begue Raymond Rtchards Edrth Swextzer Dons Green Catherxne Fausmght FIFTH ROW Gus Bradley Roy Burke Edward Thornberry Iames Devles lames Bryan Donald Myers Mr Dutka Our f1rst year of hrgh school was begun wxth thrrty frve members answenng the roll call We were under the competent guldance of Mr Dutka The class officers we chose were Presldent Char les Mrchel Vlce Presldent Emest Walker Secretary Ioanne Mon and Treasurer Betty Enoch The Sophomores 1n1t1ated us by treatmq us to a movxe dunng the mrddle of October Donald Mow rys home was also the scene of another party We lost B111 Bahler and gaxned Paulme Beque VIIQIIIICI Valentlne Charles Mxchel Bernard Ruffxer Ralph Schott Robert Schott and Wayne Freeders FIRST ROW Robert Schott Clyde Kickers Charles Mxchel Ernest Walker Ioan Mon Betty Enoch Vrrgtl Robson SECOND ROW Wayne Freede s Donald Mowrv hm Ward Danxel Hall lunxor Robson Ralph Schott Bemard Rufher THIRD ROW Manlyn Orzo Ring Kathleen Wersel Ruth FOURTH ROW Ray Green Ohman Mlss Zurcher FIFTH ROW Anita Toderan une McDermott Lleanor Wearstle Pauline Begue Lxllxan Wrse Betty Candle Nancy Bob Eshelman Francrs Prather Bob Fausmght Glorxs Bradley B111 Carl Rxchards Susanne Szekely Iumor Thornberry Vtrgmla Valen 23 , . , ' ' ' 1 1 . . . . 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' I Ig ' . - ball team: Gus Bradley, Earl Haines, Roy Burke, EIGHT!-I GRADE We started our elghth year w1th thrrty four members present under the gurd ance of Mrss Young We chose as our class oifrcers Presrdent Ronald Davrs Vrce Presxdent Wayne Snyder Secretary Paul Slabaugh and Treasurer Bob Bloss To represent our class we chose Mary Kuhn and Mary Van Hooser as cheerleaders We lost one member Fred Hardwick and ga1ned Lowell Col 1ns Our class was well represented wlth ten boys on the Iunlor Hrgh Basket ball Team FIRST ROW Marrlyn Wersel Mary Kuhn Ronald Davls Wayne Snyder Paul Slabauqh Bob Bloss Alrce Knchbaum Charlotte Thompson SECOND ROW Ronald Troyer Grace Slusser Mary Van Hoosrer Arlene Royer Mary Smxth Edith Tope Shxrley Unger Ilm Bahler THIRD ROW B1ll Szekely Rtchard Berget Mrckey McDermott Norman Svextzer Lowell Colhns Rrchard Montgomery Richard Sledden Hugh Roudabush Fred Hardwlck Ice Werner FOURTH ROW B111 Schnase Ixm Wllcox Kathleen Bryan Patty Colett Homer Rmmqer L01 Mowry Iohn Kramer Everett Monroe SEVENTH GRADE year We started by electmg our class offrcers Presxdent Lee Brert V1ce Presrdent Kenneth Moore Secretary Carol Wymer and Treasurer Ahce Rob son The Iumor Hrgh Cheerleaders chosen by the class were Carol Wymer and Nancy Rohrer Th1s year we lost Betty Mrller and Edward Swrndell but ga1ned Barbara Cha1n and Leo Colhns Among our act1v1t1es we had a class party whrch was held rn the Hrgh School Audrtonum and we sponsored a roller skatmg party for the seventh elghth and nmth grades at Skateland rn Canton We are proud of Kenneth Moore and Lee Brert for partxcrpatlng rn basketball FIRST ROW Ruth Knchbaum Nancy Graham Lee Brent Kenny Moore Carol Wymer Alxce Rob son Eugene Orzo Dick Wearstler SECOND ROW Bully Wrlcox Wxlbur Bender Robert Iones Martha Bahler Patty Barrett Betty Muller Lao Collms Donald Prather THIRD ROW Bobby Ohman Lowell Ebre Mary Carr Ruth Terry Nancy Rohrer Mabel Slabaugh Marlene Boyle Esther Kramer Iames Unger Iames Snyder FOURTH ROW Marvm Lare Eddre Oyster Mary Moore Vera Rlchards Elame VV1lcox Carol Shremer Ierry Fox Homer Rmmger Edward Swmdell 25 Mr. Young put thirty-six names on his grade book for the seventh grade this Calendula, SEPTEMBER 4 FIIS1 day of school New faces present New teachers pres nt BIGIIIS 'P 'P 'P 7 Ass1gnments the f1rst Commerc1al Law q'll1Z Take 1t easy Mr Young 8 Hey' Look at our football team 1n PIGCIICG 16 Today we had an assembly to elect a new Freshman cheerleader Congratulat1ons Betty 20 Our IIISI football game St Marys lost 196 A swell start for our season 27 We had an assembly program on safety We were then presented w1th our 1945 Sportsmanshlp Award Marlboro d1d 1t agam Lets keep up the good work 27 We had a football game w1th Umontown Nat urally we won 13 0 30 One month of school has passed elght more to go OCTOBER 4 We were defeated 1n our game w1th Waynes burg 13 0 4 The team and the band went to Massrllon to see the th1rteen county bands put on a very n1ce perfonnance 5 The Broadcaster had 1ts debut for th1s year Its brgger and better than ever 9 B111 Kreuzer came back today St1ll l1ke Marl boro best huh B1ll'P 11 The teachers went to Reedurban Whos bust 1ng off now'P ll We played Greentown They won 13 0 14 Boy tsmff sn1ff7 what a del1c1ous smell It must be cafetena 14 What s all that boomg and clappmg Why of course 115 Mr Maurers Publ1c Speakrng Class 17 Seruors choose The Case of the M1ssmg He1rs as '11'1e1I' class play 18 Tryouts for the Seruor Play 18 We swamped Hartvrlle 390 Boy what a game' 25 We played a game under the hghts w1th Brew ster We won 6 0 Really a tough game and you d1d swell team 25 Hooray' No school today Dont feel too glad Well have to make 1t up 1n May 30 Put your head up' Now smlle and watch the b1rd1e Roche and Swartz here to take pxcturers K1nda wrndy wasnt 1t'P NOVEMBER 1 We played our last football game of the season w1th East Sparta and won 12 6 The Band showed those dazzlmg colors and played a few songs 8 The Sen1or Class went to see the Toledo Walte aame at Masslllon We chnstened Mr Maurer Pop 9 The football team and the Band wer 1nv1ted to see the McK1nley Toledo Scott football game at Mass1llon 11 AHHISIICG Day Another free day 12 We went to Hartvllle th1s mornmg to have Tuberculos1s Xrays taken 113 Glenn Iohnson left for the Army Good luck oc 13 The Semor Intell1gence Test Een1e 1V'een1e o Punch 14 Football Banquet was held ton1ght Wllh the Semor g1rls serv1ng Boy what a feast' 16 Th1s 15 the 11fe Play pract1ce lust doesnt let us attend our classes We m1ss them so tsn1ff'l 20 Dress Rehearsal for our play Mr Swartz took a p1cture of the play 22 Curta1n golng up' FIISI performance of The Case of the M1ss1ng Hexrs Full house and by the sound of the laughter they really enloyed 1t 23 Second performance Full house Curta1n commg down' 25 Oh am I glad the play 1s over 25 What do I mean? Now we ll have to go to our classes agam 25 Our basketball game wlth Randolph opened a very successful season The score was 5012 our favor 26 Only three days of school th1s week 28 Thanksgrvmg Oh hh am I stuffed DECEMBER 2 Ne had an Assembly program today A jug gler gave up a grand program 3 Why 1S MISS Young buy1ng more d1nner plates for the k1tchen'P Well he sa1d we needed pract1ce dxdnt he? 5 Last n1ght some awful person took our prec1ous sugar Guess they got t1red of carry1ng sugar so they had to have some refreshments I cant see why they drdnt steal those bra1n busters we had to take today 7 Hartvxlle came here for a game but we won both the Reserve and Varslty games The score was 33 25 How w1ll Hartvxlle stand th1s'P 9 The Commerc1al Law classes took a day oft to day to go to Akron to w1tness two court tr1als Gee I wonder 1f Mr Calhoun w1ll w1n'P . - r ' S . - . . . . - . . , I . 11 11 . , e - 1 ' ' ' . . - 1 . , u . 1 . . . , I ' . . - 1 --f 1 1 ' . : . , . . . . . . 1 . , . 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' . . 1 . - 1 10 Iackson won rn a thnlllng game 30-29 They worked for 1t drdnt they team? 13 At Mrddlebranch we won 1n another good game 23 22 16 YTeen 1n1t1at1on was held 1n M H S C!11d1IOI mm wrth the mothers as guests 17 Home Ec Club had therr Chnstmas Party after school then went to Randolph to see a game won 40 ll 19 The hrst four grades showed therr dramatlc talent rn the Legend of the Snow Man an oper etta g1ven rn the audltonum 20 Santa Claus VlS1led us today and helped dls tr1bute our present Hrs vorce sounded farmllar but I just couldnt place 1t He gave Mr Maurer a new car but heck 1t was 1ust a toy 20 Unlontown game here We won 30-28 23 Everyone IS busy buymg last mmute presents 24 Looked 1n all the closets for packages but no could f1nd 25 Chnstmas at last and oh was Santa good to me' After eat1ng that turkey d1nner I feel l1ke I was stuffed rnstead of the turkey Anybody got a Tums ' IANUARY 6 Look at the bnght rooms' Gee they had pretty palnt Y P so the the penods are only 40 m1nutes long 7 Lrsten IS that the fue bell? Oh no havent you heard? It s our new class bell 7 Im starv1ng We dldnt get to eat unt1l 12 10 8 IUIIIOIS had a grand party last mght 10 We beat Canal Fulton 4126 13 Exams thrs week Ohhh my achln back' l4 H1 Curly locks' Yeah Earl Ha1nes got a per manent 16 Exams thrs momlng Semors took off rn the afternoon to get ads 18 We played Hartvrlle over there and lost 40 22 It must have been the referee h u uh boys? 20 Blue Jeans and plald shlrts What glves I guess the glrls dldnt l1ke that Hartvrlle game 22 Populanty Vote taken today 23 St1ll countmg the votes 23 Grrls st1ll wearxng slacks I guess they mean busrness 24 We played Navarre down there and won 41 25 East Sparta came up here to lose a game 39- 27 No more slacks after a successful weekend 29 Semors held a fU1I' eraser hght wlth Mr Maur ers approval Ended 1n a draw 31 Game wrth Waynesburg 3129 our favor FEBRUARY 4 Coach got a new Nash Its really a honey 5 Mr Maurers truck wouldnt start today Well what else could you expect when 1t was 2 below zero 7 East Canton came up here to w1n the game 54 27 8 We went to Beach Czty to lost a g 3221 Our last seasonal game 12 Today we elected Betty Enoch as th on we would most l1ke to hnd wrapped up 1n a alentme present 12 We played our f1l.'Sf tournament gam and lost 2725 to East Sparta 15 We lost agaxn to Mrddlebranch 44 28 MARCH 3 Today we began a magazrne dnve 7 The top ten Semors went to Canton Townshrp School to take tests and show how much they know 15 The musxcally talented members of our school went to Canton Twp for the County Llterary Contest 17 St Patncks Dance 22 Our school was agarn represented at Canton Twp ln the Oratlons and Dramatlc Read ngs con es 20 Mr Parshall gave us a grand performan e as a ventnloquxst 28 Norma won an Oscar ttrophyl 31 The Lrons Club sponsored a movle entrtled Cleveland Browns Football rn our G11d1lOIl'l1II1 for the communlty APRIL l Apnl Fools Day Mr Maurer was lt' 3 Bramy students are busy studymg for scholar Shlp tests 11 Scholarshxp tests were g1ven at school 16 The Home Ec Club entertamed the1r mothers at the annual Mother Daughter Banquet held rn the audltonum 'I'he boys d1d a grand job of servlng 25 Parents got a chance to see what thelr ch1ldren d1d ln school dunng the year at Open House MA 3 Students wrth the top grades 1n the local Scho- larshlp Tests went to Kent today to compete rn the State Contest 3 The Allrance Country Club was the scene of the Iunror-Semor Prom Everyone had a grand trme 10 Our Musrcal Festrval was g1ven rn the aud1tor rum 15 Recogmtron Banquet Awards and letters were presented 25 Baccalaureate 27 Commencement 28 The Semors bld farewell to old Marlboro Hlgh ' I l. l 7 Activit eriod has been added to our schedule 25-23 N0 school. 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Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Club get a new car .....,,. , - grow up ,... u,.,v,... - be an mventor be proud r study more be proud of our football team Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto be more quret qult pnmprng be a movle star be a wrestler act therr age be short and plump qult wolflng stay awake 1n Enghsh qurt braggrng be happy wear short sleeves have red hG1I' be romantrcal oa dress for gym cut her flngernarls stop teasrng grrls teach Home Ec Iohn Moore Herbie Slusser Wrllard Uplmger Irene Ohman Glenn Grlcrest Dlane Geometry Class M H S Students Study Halls Esther Frank Irm Vaughan Marv1n Moulrn Iunlor Grrls Mrss Young Betty Hames lack Wearstler Corky Clayton Geneva Van Camp M1ss Zurcher Dor1s Monter Delrlct Machamer Norma Lare Senror Glrls Barbara Vaughan Tom Mrchel Mr Dutka Can Imagine Mr Maurer Brll Bloss Betty Fausnlght Tom Mrchel Margaret Bradley Betty Harnes Marvrn Moulrn Iack Vlfearstler Mr Young Delrla Machamer Mr Barry Roger Yoho M1ss Hardet Leonard Bahler Dorothy Slusser Mrs Chalker Gus Bradley Nancy Harsh Shuley Serfert Senror boys Charhe Mlchel Wlllard Uplrnger Melvrn Qurllen Harold Moore Senror Class not readlng Englrsh L1t w1thout wavy ha1r w1thout Sonny Werner w1thout that personahty not smrlrng w1thout that swrng w1thout that physrque gettrng A s rn Democracy as the fat man be1ng norsy not s1qn1ng excuses forgettmg hrs Commercral Law w1thout those surprrse qurzes be1ng boxsterous not l1k1ng Semor boys srngrng off key w1thout those legs w1thout those pretty teeth w1thout that Classey Chassey not eatrng spaghettr w1thout that ready whallop w1thout hrs radros berng cz bookworm w1thout those curls be1ng able to agree 28 flit ......... Qlllfff-- ' 1 f .c,..,,.. ffffllf O f Y- --i---.--AAi- ' I ' ali SENIOR HONORS It IS the trad1t1on at our school to pay speclal trlbute to the srx Sen1ors who recelved h1ghest grades durmg the1r h1gh school years Th two havlng the htqhest grades th1s year were Glenn Grlcrest Valed1ctor1an and Norma Lare Salutatortan These are the1r accompllshments Glenn G1lCIeSl Valedlctonan Glenn has been very successful rn all the Scholarshlp tests rn whtch he has pa t1t.1pated Latm I trrst rn the state Latm II fourth ln the state Enjltsh IX tenth ln Kent State Dtstr ct Other Scholarshtp vt re Plane Geometry and Algebra II He took the Pepsr Cola Scholarshtp test Norma Lare Salutatonan Normas el1g1l:1l1ty as Salutatorlan has been shown by her success tn State Scholarshrps Latm l Honorable Mentron 1n the state Latm II Hono able Mentxon tn the state Enghsh III Scholarshrp at Kent She took the Pepsr Cola Scholarshrp test In her Iumor and Sentor years she took ttrst place m Stark County ln Oratrons Mary Sue Austm Th1rd Honor Mary Sue has proven her abrlrty tn many ways She recerf ed honors m Latm I Latm II and Englxsh II She was Edttor ct the Newspaper thrs year La Vera Green Fourth Honor La Vera s success tn all her attempts IS proven bv the honors she recelved durtng her hrgh school years are Enghsh I Honor able Mentton tn the Kent State DISIIICY Latm II Honorable Men tron m the State and thrrteenth rn the Kent State Dtstrxct Helen Summers Frith Honor Helen has had many accomplrshments durmg her Hxgh School years Scholarshtps tn Latm I World Hrstory and Brology and Edrtor oi the Annual W1llard Uplmger S1xth Honor Wrllards adaptabrlrty to sctentthc and mathematlcal courses has greatly helped htm to recetve the honors he achreved Scuolarshtps rn Algebra General Scrence Honorable Mentron tn the Dxstrrct Chemrstry he placed erghteenth In the Kent State Drstrrct . . . . . 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A ' , 30 - NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Thrs year a natlonal organrzatron made rts debut 1n our school It 1S the Natronal Honor Socrety Our school was granted a charter on February 4 to sponsor th1s new club The socrety was organrzed 1n 1921 by men who recogmzed character lead ersh1p scholarshrp and servrce as the most fundamental vrrtues most useful to SOC19lY It s purpose 1S to place secondary educatron on hrgher levels It was dec1ded rn the begmnrng to recognrze character servrce leadershrp and scholarsh1p rn the h1gh school students and 1n dorng so to strmulate all members to try to attarn those elements of h1gh standlng The rnembershrp ln th1s organlzatlon contlnues to ex1st even after the student graduates and he IS urged to try to rarse the standards of secondary educatron where ever he goes The member selected by the faculty th1s year were Sen1ors Glenn G1lcrest Norma Lare Mary Sue Austm La Vera Green Helen Summers and W11lard Uplrnger Iunrors Sally Henson Grace Harnes Shrrley Wearstler Bob Mrchel B111 Brert and Susanne Werner These members were presented w1th the rnsrgnra of the organ1zat1on and the Natronal Honor Seal w11l be placed on therr drplomas MARLBORO S SCHOLARSHIP TEAM We are happy to say the Scholarshrp tradrtron rs one of long standrng at our school Thrs years group of students who very successfully competed w1th other h1gh school students throughout the state were Enalrsh XII Norma Lare World Hlstory Dorothy Carr Physrcs Glenn Gxlcrest Latrn ll Nadrne Davrs Senror Scclal Studres Helen Summers Btology Faye Gtbson Engush XI Sally Henson Englrsh IX Betty Enoch Amerxcan Hrstory Susanne Werner Latrn T Flmor Wearstler Englrsh X Carol Slabaugh Algebra l Betty Candle Plane Geometry Wrllram 'vlowry General Scrence Robert Fausmght 31 I - 1 1 , . . . . 1 1 . . , 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 r 1 , . . 1 . 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LITERARY Each year groups of muslcally and dramat1ca1ly talented students go to Can ton Twp School to compete wlth students from other schools Thts year our school was represented by four musrcal groups that partrcrpat ed ln the contest held on March 15 These groups were Tr1o Helen Summers Dehla Nlachamer and Nancy Rmg Quartet Barbara Vaughan Norma Lare La Vera Green G Betty Enoch Sextet Arlene Kyle Helen Summers Dehla Machamer Thanet Macha mer Nancy Rrng and Betty Enoch Sextet M11lard Shrerner Malden Sledden Tom Mrchel Bob Mrchel Glenn Grlcrest and Bob Freshley Arlene Kyle and Nad1ne Davrs played prano solos who gave a dramatrc readrng and Norma Lare who gave an oratron Our de bate team cons1st1ng of Norma Lare Glenn Grlcrest Ethel Vaughan Esther Frank and Ioanne Werner d1d a fne tob ratmg th1rd rn the county We are especrally proud of our orator Norma Lare who s frne oratlon Iust A Pattern won for her l1ISl place rn the county She then competed at Col umbus wrth the other county wrnners and recerved second place rn class C schools 1n the state For her achrevement she was awarded a trophy whxch she presented to the school 3 ln On March 22 we were represented in the speech toumey by La Vera Green , gm J x DC KlVOCfr Q YQ ,. ff Jr- f eegbbv ef, W J A GIRLS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW Pauline Begue Ruth McDermott Margaret Vaughn Marilyn Zwick Dorothy Slusser Grace Van Camp lean Hames SECOND ROW Betty Fausmght Geneva Van Camp Flora Ann Miller Manlynn Austin Ioanne Werner Susanne Werner Ethel Vaughan THIRD ROW Anita Toderan Ioanne Mon Gloria Bradley Dehla Machamer lean Frank Betty Haines Donna Unger Marllyn Bxxler FOURTH ROW Betty Candle Marguerlte Begue Barbara Vaughan H len Summers Irene Oh man Mary Sue Austm Nancy Harsh Grace Hames FIFTH ROW Ruby Kandel Marilyn Orzo Nadine Davis Eleanor Wearstler Clenna Wearstler Marietta Lare Shirley Wearstler Mildred Ebie lene Kyle Catherine Fausmqht SEVENTH ROW Lillran Wise Norma Thomason Edna Walker Susan Szekely Thanet Macha mer Belo Kenaley Mrs Chalker Edith Swextzer EIGHTI-I ROW La Vera Green Norma Lare Dons Karlen Wilda Bryan Faye Grhson Rita Ber ger Lela Wise Doris Green Forty hve guls sang 1n the G1rl s Glee Club th1s year under the competent gu1dance of Mrs Chalker The gurls worked w1l11ngly and made several ap- pearances They sang for the school 1n the Thanksgwmg Chapel and also part1c1pated 1n the Music Festwal May 9 The girls formed small groups and sang songs for the1r semester grades On May 25th they sang for Baccalaureate SGIVICS Therr s1ng1ng was ap prec1ated by the senlors 34 SIXTH ROW: Betty Enoch. Nancy Ring, Kathleen Weisel, Virginia Valentine, Dorothy Carr, Ar- BOYS GLEE CLUB rIRST ROW Roger Yoho B111 Br rt Prll Mowrv Robert Mrchel Claude Claytcn Mrs Chall-cer SECOND ROW Iohn Moore Glenn Grlcrest Boo Albrlch Tom Mrchel Melvrn Qurllen Robert Fresluley Marvm Moulm Mrs Chalker rnstructed twenty boys ln the Boy s Glee Club thls year he sextet selected from thrs group consrsted of Mrllard Shrerner Roger Yoho Bob Freshley Bob Mlchel Glenn Grlcrest B111 Mowry They sang a novelty number at the Farmers Instrtute They also proved therr talent at Lrterary and at our Musrc Festrval May 9th Th1s group proved successful 1n every attempt 35 I THIRD ROW: Millard Shreiner, Roger Clayton, Richard Candle, Glen Iohnscn. lack Wearstler. T ' ' : BAND SIN-Q rf' GANG Kneelmg Nancy Rxng Mary Kuhn Ruby Kandel Alrce Robson SECOND ROW Roger Clayton Paulme Gressmger Margaret Vaughn Faye Grbson Nancy Harsh Dorothy Carr Wayne Freeders THIRD ROW Iumor Robson Mary Sue Austrn Edrth Tope Arlene Kyle Brll Mowry Don Mowry Barbara Vaughan Bob Freshley Malden Sledden FOURTH ROW Norma Lare Paul Gressxnger Ethel Vaughan La Vera Green Rrchard Mont gomery Dxck Sledden Vrrgrl Robson Glenn. Grlcrest Don Grbson FIFTH ROW Mrs Chalker Nancy Graham Delrla Machamer Donna Unger Roger Yoho Narcy Unger We are proud to say that we have thlrty members tn our band thrs year Under the competent gurd ance of Mrs Chalker the band practrced patlently and played successfully at several QCl1V1l19S Therr hrst appearance th1s year was at the Marlboro East Sparta Football game They also played at the Far mer s lnstrtute February 10th A musrc festrval was held May 9th rn whrch they partrczpated rn success fully On March 8th the Band Cl1n1c was held rn Louls vrlle rn whrch Arlene Kyle LaVera Green Donna Unger and Glenn Grlcrest partrcrpated These mem bers were selected by Mr Toot from East Sparta We are proud of our students that took part and know they made a good showrng New members who are berng rnstructed by Mrs Chalker w1ll be added to the band rn the comrng year Durrng the frrst week rn October malorettes were selected They are Nancy Rrng Ruby Kandel Mary Kuhn and Alrce Robson The Band w1ll resume practlce rn the summer as they plan to play at the Stark County Farr le 4 'f A ,t'4Q'I -'il T - - 0 T 'af tl Q fa s . 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My A mx ,W 1 KM - . ,nf-f '!lh I 'V Y' M A-1' 2 7 36 , 77 147' 071910 I SCENARIO STAFF FIRST ROW Helen Summers Bob Freshley Barbara Vaughan SECOND ROW Mary Sue Austrn Herbert Slusser Ethel Vaughan Leonard Bahler Tom Mrch l La Vera Green Geneva Van Camp Dellla Machamer THIRD ROW Dons Karlen Willard Uplmaer Glenn Gxlcrest Betty Hames Melvm Qurllen Nancj Harsh Margaret Bradley Claude Clayton FOURTH ROW Mr Maurer Norma Lare Bxll Bloss Mrllard Shremer Iack Wearstler Iohn Moore Irene Ohman Mrldred Ebre The Scenano Edltors and Buslness Manager were elected early 1n the fall and they 1n turn chose the1r fellow workers The staff consrsts of Edrtor Co Ed1tor Bus1ness Manager Class Hrstory Class Prophecy Class Reporters Club News Class Wxll Llterary and Mus1c Sports Probable End Poetry Songshops Can You Imagme Auto Club Baby Plctures Snapshots Helen Summers Barbara Vaughan Bob Freshley Norma Lare Mary Sue Austm 6' Bob Freshley Betty Hames :Sf Nancy Harsh Ethel Vaughan G Iohn Moore La Vera Green 61 Mrllard Shre1ner Dons Karlen Tom Mxchel G Bill Bloss Melvrn Qurllen 6 Wlllard Uphnger Glenn Grlcrest Margaret Bradley 6 Mrldred Ebre Betty Fausmght :Sf Leonard Bahler Ixm Vaughn 6, Marvln Moulrn Irene Ohman 6 Geneva Van Camp lack Wearstler 61 Claude Clayton 38 Calendar ,......... Delila Machamer HIGH SCHOOL PLAY lx.. Bob Freshley Ruby Kandel 'ihrr y Serfert Flora Ann Mxller Drck Candle lVlary Sue Austm Mer vm Qurllen Ioanne Werner Bob Mrchel Mrllard Shremer Barbara Vaughan On October 18 and 19 the Hrgh School play Everythmg Happens To Us was produced for the great enjoyment of the audrences The play whose cast consrsted of hrgh school students was under the competent d1rect1on ot Mrss Young In the opemng scene the Ross famxly was ex 1ted because Rhett the1r oldest son played by Drck Can dle was gorng East to marry the daughter of a multr m1ll1ona1re who owned a strlng of f1V6 and ten cent stores rn whrch Rhett was work1ng Mrs Ross ably portrayed by Shrrley Serfert who always trred to keep up wrth the Ioneses declded therr old house was not good enough for thelr new daughter rn law so she bought a new one and irantrcally tned to re decorate 1t wrth the asslstance of her younger sons Ronald played by Bob Freshley and Iay played by Bob Mrchel They werent much help though because Ronald was a genrus for wrrtmg corny jok es for hrs g1rl frlerd Martha Fay played by Ruby Kandel whrle Iay constantly practrced mental tele pathy wrth h1s nerghbormg g rl fr end Glona Thatcher portrayed by Ioanne Werner Mrs Ross seelng the need for some household help hlred the beautrful but myster1ous mard Esther Todd enacted by Mary Sue Austrn I A Ross played by Melvrn Qurllen drdnt help matters much wrth h1s expenments to make an lnexpensrve hog food A sp1n1ster fnend of the Ross s Iosephrne Cartwrlght played by Flora Ann M111 r v1s1ted them durmg whrch she had several attacks of asthma Ike Hlcks portrayed by Mrllard Shr 1ner was the 'now 1t all telephone employee who rnstalled the Ros s telephone Charhe Duncan played by Glen Iohnson enjoyed mventmg thmgs and helped to hcroughly muddle thmgs for the Rosss Iva Sor rel portrayed by Barbara Vaughan was a real es tate woman wrth a very sad sense of humor The tragedy came when Rhett telephoned from New York sayrng the g1r1s father had decrded agarnst the mamage But the muddle was frnally strarght ened out when Esther Todd revealed her true rden trty that of Rhetts gtrl fnend Everythlng ended happrly , ,, . ,,.,, ,,, 1 In Q. 1 Us 1 , I , 1 X .-I A-,'. ., ,r, , ff 'C . ,A . . . . . 1 ,- .e . 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 11 - 11 . 1 , I . 1 I I ' 1 . . . , - - ', . . . , ' 1 ' r' O . . . . . , , I I - ' I ' '. o , 1 -f 1 . . . - Q . . , 1 - , - - 1 ll ' II U r - - I -. . . . 1 . ,- I I 'J ' I - - I I . . I - 1 - 1 I - u I I - I I I ' - 1 - 1 . . . . - - 1 - - A 1 1 - ' I - - 1 -1 1 1 - Y-TEEN FIRST ROW Betty Fausmght Flora Ann Mrller Marhyn Bxxler Marllvnn Austm Ioanne Werner Susanne Werner Ethel Vaughan SECOND ROW La Vera Green Barbara Vaughan Grace Von Camp Dellla Machamer Donra Unger Betty Hames THIRD ROW Helen Summers Ins Machamer Geneva Van Camp Dons Monter IV'ary Sue Aus tm Nancy Harsh FOURTH ROW Margaret Bradley Sally Henson Thanet Machamer Irene Ohman Sl 1Il6Y Sex iert Esther Frank FIFTH ROW Belo Kenaley Norma Thompson Glenna Wearstler Grace Hames SIXTH ROW Edna Walker Wrlda Bryan Norma Lare Dons Karlen Shxrley Wearstler Mxss Haxdet The Y Teens who were formerly called the G1rl Reserves met on November 13 under the gu1dance of Mlss Ha1det and elected the followmg ofhcers Presldent La Vera Green Secretary Nancy Harsh Treasurer Margaret Bradley Program Cha1rman Shlrley Seriert It was declded that the meet1ngs would be held the second Wednesday of every month On December 6 the Y Teens of the Senlor Class 1n1t1ated the Iumor glrls wlshlng to become members Thls mcreased the members to th1rtyf1ve The mothers were the guests at thls candlelrght ceremony For entertaxnment a Tom Brenaman program was glven by the g1rls A PICHIC was held at the end of the year to wh1ch the grrls each asked a guest 40 Vice President .......,,.......,..........., Norma Lare ZX! HI-Y g 3 FIRST ROW Melvm Qurllen Harold Moore B111 Bloss B111 Brert Mrllard Shremer Tom Mlchel SECOND ROW Herbert Slusser Kenneth Rmqer Roger Yoho Mold n Sledden B111 Lare Claude Clayton Mr Young THIRD ROW Glenn Gxlcrest Ira Machamer Don Grbson Bob Albrxgl-lt Bob Freshley W1llard Uplmger Bob Mlchel FOURTH ROW Leonard Bahler Ioe Candle Ioe Smrth lack Wear tler Duck Candle FIFTH ROW Iohn Moore B111 Kreuzer Glenn Iohnson Vmcent Burgess Marvm Moulm The H1 Y Club w1th Mr Young as advrsor orqamzed October 14 Wllh elgh teen members They elected the followmg ofhcers Pres1dent Melvm Quxllen V1ce Pres1dent Harold Moore Secretary B111 Bloss Treasurer B111 Bren Chaplam Mlllard Shre1ner The Club s atm IS clean habxts for Chr1st1an 11v1ng Theu' meetmgs are held the second and fourth Mondays of every month Thelr UCt1V1l1eS for th1s year 1nclude a Thanksgxvmg Chapel Program and a dance after the Umontown game on December 20th At then Dec IQ rneetmg Mr Bnner of the Town and Country Branch of the Canton Y M C A gave a rnterestmg talk on what the H1 Y boys can do for then club A jornt meet1ng of the Y Teens and H1 Y to d1scuss manners was held on Ianuary 27th. f-41 HOME EC CLUB FIRST ROW Ioanne Mon Ruth McDermott Paulrne Begue Dorothy Slusser Margaret Vaughn Marrlyn Zwrck Nancy Unger SECOND ROW Betty Fausmght Flora Ann Mrller Manlyn Bxxler Marxlynn Austrn Ioanne Wer ner Susanne Werner Ethel Vaughan Paulme Gressmger THIRD ROW Ins Machcrner Helen Summers La Vera Green Barbara Vaughan Grace Van Camp Delrla Nachamer Donna Unger Betty Ha1nes Manlyn Orzo Carol Slabaugh FOURTH ROW Margaret Bradley Sally Henson Geneva Van Camp Irene Ohman Mary Sue Austm Nancy Har h FIFTH ROW Edna Walker Wrlda Bryan Thanet Machamer Shmey Settert Grace Hames Edlth Swertzer SIXTH ROW Belo Kenaly Susan Szekley Norma Thompson Glenna Wearstler Shlrley Wearst ter Katherme Fausmght SEVENTH ROW Norma Lare Amta Toderan Arlene Kyle Katherme Wersel Mrldred Eble IIGHTH ROW M1 s Young Betty Shrerner Rrta Berger Dons Karlen Lela Wrse Glona Brad ley Lrlllan Wrse The Future Homemakers of Tomorrow met on October 2 under the helpful guldance of M1ssYoung Frfty three members answered the roll call The g1rls elected the followlng offlcers Presrdent Mary Sue Auslm VICE Presldent Barbara Vaughan Treasurer Helen Summers Program Chauman Shlrley Serfert Asst Program Chcurman Norma Lare Refeshment Chcurman Grace Ha1nes Soclal Charrman Margaret Bradley Club Mothers Mrs Austrn and Mrs Harsh In November Mrs Brxler and Mrs Harsh enterta1ned the club by g1v1ng a beauty demonstrat1on Later on a style show was g1ven w1th the Home Ec guls as models The mothers were specral guests A Chrrstmas party was held at the school dur1ng whlch a spaghettr supper was served and grfts were exchanged After that they went to Randolph to wrtness the Randolph Marl boro basketball game 42 Secretary ................................ La Vera Green NEWSPAPER STAFF 1 Llfx X FIRST ROW Betty Fausmght Geneva Van Camp Shirley Seifert Mary Sue Austin Susanne Werner Ethel Vaughan SECOND ROW Dehla Machamer Margaret Bradley Irene Ohman Sally Henson Nancy Harsh Joanne Werner 'IHIRD ROW Mary Kuhn Miss Young Barbara Vaughan Roger Clayton Bob Freshley Gus Bradley Glenn Grlcrest The Marlboro Broadcaster under the guidance of Miss Young 1S compos ed of the second year typing class which elected the following staff Edltor Mary Sue Austin Business Manager Geneva Van Camp Class News Barbara Vaughan Margaret Bradley Roger Clayton Betty Fausnight Gus Bradley Club News Music Sports Alumni News Crossword Puzzle Humor ...................r.a Sp cial Features ...-......., In February they sponsored an election of a freshman was elected by the students. issue of the Broadcaster. - , Mary Kuhn Irene Ohman Dehla Machamer Ethel Vaughan Sally Henson Susanne Vlerner Glenn Gilcrest - - - - - Shirley Seifert Bob Freshley - - - - - - Nancy Harsh a Sweetheart Girl. Betty Enoch Her picture adorned the February OFFICE GIRLS Ruby Kandel Mr Barry Esther Frank Dons Green Irene Ohman Mary Sue Austm Nancy Harsh Susanne Werner Each year Mr Barry selects a group of g11'lS to take care of the ofhce dunng the day Each g1rl IS asslgned to one penod for all year She answers the telephone and r1ngs the class bells These g1rls do a good job of keepxng our school schedule runmng smoothly The hrst penod IS taken care of by Nancy Harsh who types the absentees for the day and dlstnbutes them to all the teachers The other glrls are Second Penod Esther Frank Th1rd Penod Ruby Kandel Fourth Penod .................... Actlvrty Penod Fifth Period ...................,... Irene Ohman NOON Sixth Period ................... Mary Sue Austin Seventh Period ................. Susanne Wemer Eighth Period ....................... Doris Green -44.- QF I -QEQEF 44215 W 1G E o ,,, X EMORIES 9 I 9 Nfl! X. F fl 'S 7 f L F ,-MH H ff! 09380 or PORTS -an P qixcyf uf I 1 i 1 f Q 3 The scores show the excellent trammg gxven the team by our coach Harry FOOTBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW Marvm Mouhn Tom Mlchel lack Wearstler Melvxn Qurllen B111Bloss Mrllard Shrelner SECOND ROW Claude Clayton Harold Moore Gus Bradley Glen Iohnson Drck Candle Bob Mxchel Ernest Wallfer THIRD ROW B1llBre1t Floyd Hames Vmcent Burgess Earl Haines Lours Begue B111 Lare Ken neth Rmger FOURTH ROW Mr Dutka Roger Yoho Roy Burke Bell Kreuzer B111 Mowry Paul Gressmger Ilm Ward Th1s year we were glad to welcome football back to our vanety of sports Pract1ce was begun 1mmed1ate1y after school started The enthus1asm was shown by the excellent turnout of the fellows number1ng twenty f1V6 The team elected B111 Bloss capta1n and Tom M1chel co captatn Dutka Denmson St Marys Waynesburg Greentown Hartvxlle Brewster East Sparta 6 Marlboro 13 Marlboro 13 Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro The success of our team was greatly helped by the asslstance of the mana gers who were Claude Clayton Wayne Karlen and Erme Walker 46 I . . , -L , . ' . ' . I ' 4 I I I I - I - . 0 , Uniontown ..... ............ 0 Marlboro ' -------'--,-------- 0 ,....-..--.----.--- 0 -..-...-------- 6 , , , VARSITY FOOTBALL ack Wearstler From those who went out for football the Coach chose these el v n players to be the Varslty team They are as follows Dick Candle Melvin Qurllen Tom Mrchel Harold Moore Mxllard Shrexner Bloss Bob Glen Gus Mxchel Iohnson Bradley Kenny Rmger There were plenty of able bOd1ed substltutes to hll the shoes of the preced mg players Marvm Moulm LT B111 Brert QB B111Lare C Vmcent Burgess RT Roger Yoho RG B111 Kreuzer RE Lou1s Begue T Floyd Hames LH Earl Hames RE B111Mowry LG Paul Gressmger FB lun Ward G and Lawrence Brelt RH 47 I 9 9 I . LE LT LG C RG RT RE QB ' Bill LH FB RH TDM MIC LEFT CU BLL BLOSS MARVI NOULI N LEFT TACKLE STI LT REI FU LLBACK JACK LJ EARSTLER SH LEFT END UAR TERBACK ,, 3- MELVIN QUILLEN Melvm as Left Half 1n defenslve plays was one of the l1ne backers that stopped the opposxng team dead Durmg offenslve plays he dxd most of the runmng HIS strategy 1n calllng plays brought many v1ctor1es to MHS MARVIN MOULIN MGIVID as Rlght Tackle mowed down the opposmg team as they came through W1th h1s 185 pounds he la d the opposmon asxde so the back held could plow through IACK WEARSTLEH As Left End Iack was on the recelvmg end of the passes On defenslve h1s l7O pounds enabled hlm to overpower any oppos1t1on that confronted hun MILLARD SHREINER St1lt s hard toe dld all the ma1n puntmg In offen s1ve plays he would charge 1nto the center to re Cord another fxrst down for the Dukes When on fense he played Rlght Half and ran 1nterf rence BILL BLOSS As Captaxn B111 was the p1le dr1v1ng Fullba k that helped to g1ve the team the v1ctory SPIIII HIS plung mg through the lme gave Marlboro much added yardage TOM MICHEL In hxs Semor year Tom was actmg Co Captam of the team On offensxve plays he was known as the runnmg guard that ran tnterference for the ball car ner Defenslvely he starred as l1ne backer . 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VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW Mrllard Shre1ner B111 Bloss lun Vaughn B1ll Kreuzer Gus Bradley Melv1n Qu1llen Harold Moore SECOND ROW Mr Dutka Dale Swe1tzer B111 Bre1t Iohn Moore D1ck Candle Earl Ha1nes Ken neth Rmger The Marlboro Dukes played twelve league games 11115 year wlnmng seven and 1os1ng hve They also won three non league games The classes were well represented th1s year by SENIORS SOPHOMORES IUNIORS B111 Bloss Melvm Qu1llen Gus Bmdlelf B111 Kreuzer Kenny Rmger hm Vaughan Iohn Moore D1ck Candle B111 Bre1t Dale Swextzer GAMES WON GAMES LOST Randolph MUIUDOXC Igckgon Mqylboyo Greentown 20 MUIUDOYO Canal Fulton 41 Marlboro Mldd18bIQI1Ch 22 MG1'lbO!'O E Cqntgn 54 Mmlbgrg Rand0lph 11 MG1'lbOrO Beach Cxty 32 Marlboro Umontown 28 Marlboro Navarre 26 Marlboro E Sparta 34 Marlboro Waynesburg 24 Marlboro Brewster 20 Marlboro Our hrst game rn the tournament was w1th East Sparta wh1ch we lost 29 We dropped back mio the Consolauon play and bowed out after we were defeated by Mrddlebranch 44-Z8 VVe are very proud of Gus Bradley who made the second team for All-County as a guard Melvm Qu1llen and B111 Kreuzer were gxven Honorable Mennon 50 50 29 31 U 25 Hartville 25 ..... Marlboro 33 Hartville 42 --,,- Mmlboyo 22 ' V- 23 . .... 27 40 ' ,U 21 ' 30 .---.- 43 . .... 39 -. 31 43 25. CHEERLEADERS ncvoevt VICTORY' as oua CRY' Margaret Vaughn Betty Enoch Ethel Vaughan Ioanne Wern r Thes four energetlc g1I1S are the ones that lead us ln our cheers that glve our team pep to strrve for success They are representauves of each hrgh school class Last fall the student body elected Betty Enoch to be our Freshman cheer leader She works wrth Ethel Vaughan Senlor Ioanne Werner Iunror and Margaret Vaughn Sophomore The pep ra111es held before each game were taken care of by Ethel Dunng these ralhes the cheerleaders taught the new cheers Because of thrs we were really on the beam at our games Then' new outflts and peppy cheers made a bnlhant showmg for our school to be proud of 51 RESERVE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW Mr Dutka Bob Albrxch Irm Bryan Raymond R1chards Iun1or Thornberry Roy Burke Paul Gressmger SECOND HOW Wayne Karlen D1ck Royer B111 Lare Bob Fausmght Ernest Walker B111 Ohman Consrdenng the s1ze of our school we are proud of our reserve team and therr w1nn1ng Sp11'1l Th1s team conslsted of members of the three lower hlgh school grades IUNIORS FRESHMEN B111 Bre1t Kenny Rmger B111 Ohman Bob Fausmght D1ck Candle Bob Albnch B111 Lare Randolph 9 Greentown 15 Hartvxlle 22 Iackson 30 M1ddlebranch Randolph 24 Umontown 25 Canal Fulton 28 SOPHOMORES Roy Burke Raymond R1chards Earl Hames R1chard Royer Edward Thornberry Paul Gressmger Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro SCORES Hartv1l1e 18 East Canton 34 Brewster 13 Waynesburg 21 E Sparta 33 Navarre 26 Iunxor Thornberry Ernest Walker Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro 29 - Z1 15 Beach cny 23 Mmxbom zo ' -'--- 26 ,, 10 13 ' zo .. 15 -----' 11 18 -- 17 ' .... 17 . ,,,, 17 -. zz ,,,,,, 10 -52- JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL FIRST ROW Mr Young Wayne Snyder Lee Brert Iames Wrlcox Everett Monroe Bob Blo s Hugh Roudabush SLCOND ROW Ronald Davrs Rlchard Berget Bob Lare Rrchard Sledden Paul Slabaugh Marvrn Lare The future basketball stars of our school are found on our Iumor Hlgh Bas ketball Team Thrs year frfteen boys were coached 1n the fundamentals of good basketball by Mr Young The team conslsts of Everett Monroe Hugh Roudabush Wayne Snyder Rrchard Sledden Rlchard Bergert Iames W11cox en Bob Lare Paul Slabaugh Bob Bloss Lee Brelt Iames Bahler B1lly Wrlcox Kenny Moore Bob Ohman and Dlck Wearstler Proof of therr good tra1n1ng can be found rn the CII9 Hartvrlle 24 Maple Rrdge St Louls 25 Umontown 7 Gre ntown North Canton 24 St LOUIS 13 U3 Marlboro Marlboro Vlarlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro results of the games They ' 14 ' 18 40 . 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' ...,. 17 BASEBALL The Marlboro Dukes started the 1947 season Wllh three regulars Melv1n Qurllen M1llard Shre1ner and B111 Bloss return1ng from last year s team Th1s year s team w1l1 conslst ma1n1y of underclassmen There 1S a wealth of green matenal for our team and our success depends on how fast the new players develop Our schedule for th1s spnng mcludes Hartvllle Mlddlebranch Lou1sv11le Randolph and Sufheld The tournament began Apnl 24th The success of last year s team 1S shown by the followmg scores Here s hoprng th1s year s team IS successful Muidlebranch 8 Marlboro 4 Hartvrlle 6 Marlboro 5 TOURNAMENT Beach Crty 0 Marlboro Hartvxlle 2 Marlboro 8 Waynesburg 0 Marlboro 4 Iackson 10 Marlboro 2 Hartvrlle 2 Marlboro 12 54 Louisville 2 ....., Marlboro 6 ' .... 6 O Us C ,EEO mm E ,On UC gm Naam m U UEEEOU UE NE m EUmmmU miwgm ENE m DBQO MO MEUUQ H U 300 52300 H9 WU? 3005 3 5 m XEUQ HSE REED QOL Um HO UCGW ECU eawm E30 U25 E026 w 335Om H U xumiu m an UH UOVM aw! 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COMPLIMENTS of Enefagme Cfeanmg Ca FUR CLEANING 81 GLAZING COLD STORAGE ALLIANCE OHIO Glass Company General Glaznng Contracts Store Front lnstallatlon AUTO GLASS INSTALLED GLASS FURNITURE TOPS MIRRORS GLASS BLOCKS PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS 30 S U CALL ALLIANCE 2298 CONGRATULAI iONS to the Class of 47 Mlddlebranch Hardware Norge Zenith Appliances Sportrng Goods COMPLIMENTS bpfualeg, 6 MUSIC SHOP Radros Records Sheet Musrc INSTRUMENTS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES COMPLIMENTS GRIMM S ssnvlcs s'rATroN H 11 COMPLIMENTS CANFIELD SERVICE Modern Lubrrcatron Trre Vulcanrzahon TRACTOR TIRE HYDRO FLATION 11 1 of ' I I Middlebrcxnch 'Dh'o D' 199642 L ' '11 Oh' ' of of 9 . Oh. Ph 346 H ' Oh' 95f22Q?g?iDQ, NUSIBNUNIS Est. bllshed 1910 105 E 'lu-SQ Ohuos Most Beautiful Jewelry Store CANTON OHIO QQ! I Dsl cl x Dlx RAVENNA ATWATER D I 6436 1 9 1 X ' x ,x Rf. '....4. --6 Q 1 I .f XV X i 0 ' X ' ' ll ' I ' ll C?OlflZfJZiI1l8l?tS of iD O 1 451 Y'el T3w1ef9 icz Dia -121 RUSSELL YODER GARAGE Oldsmobile SALES G SERVICE Lou1sv111e Ohlo P A U M I E R ' S S U R E Insuronce LOUISVILLE OHIO U L R I C H Machine 8. Mfg Co GENERAL MACHINE WORK Lou1sv111e Ohlo COMPLIMEN TS McCOY S CHINA C0 COMPLIMENTS Z W I C K S and READY TO WEAR LOUIBVIIIG Ohlo Home Cooked Meols TRY OUR STEAKS and CHOPS' LOUISVILLE RESTAURANT LOUISVILLE ELECTRIC EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL Ph1Jco Rcrdxos cmd Refngercxtors Wmng Lamps cmd Electncal Apphances VISIT OUR RECORD SHOP Lou1sv111e Oh1o Phone 2241 COMPLIMENTS of SWEITZER CHINA CO Lou1sv111e Ohlo ' of I of I - DRY Goons - MILLINERY We specialize in Chili! ' RANDOLPH HARRY WISE FEED 8. SUPPLY SAETZEXRSZZEJICE C H CHANCE IR Weldmq 6. Towing Servxce Randolph Oh1O Phon 7995 Randolph Oh1o FEED ROOFING and SUPPLIES HARDWARE qnd PAINTS Ravenna 6025 PHONES Ravenna 7810 CN1ghtsJ N E A L S COMPLIMENTS RESTAURANT 6. CONFECTIONERY YOUNG S SOHIO SERVICE Magazines Candy Bordens Ice Cream Compl ts of Hmghgm 4 KINSLEY s MARKET Q g MEATS GROCERIES GAS 6 OIL South Hartv11le Oh1o Mlddlebranch Ohlo B E N S COMPLIMENTS P L A C E Route 224 CI-Ialfway Between Randolph and Atwaterl Funerol I-Iornes AMERICAN cms 5. on. HAMBURGS FROZEN CUSTARD Ravenna Mama I of I Rqndolphl IVIIddI9b1'GI'1CI'l, imen U I I I of MARLBOR0 CHEESE CDMPANY Pd Home of fine fO,a,LZg, made ro ucts COMPLIMENTS Harlan E Lanzer a. soN GROWERS 6. SHIPPERS FANCY VEGETABLES R D 2 HARTVILLE OHIO Ph 2214 COMPLIMENITS Wm Gressmger S O N S GROWERS 5. SHIPPERS VEGETABLES COMPLIMENTS John Alleman GROWER S SHIPPER VEGETABLES 11 h CONGRATULATIONS I V Machamer S 0 N S GROWERS 6. SHIPPERS FANCY VEGETABLES 2165 HD of of I I - a. of of B. D. 2 Hcrrtvill Oh'- Ph , 523 - 2210 of . . of of H ' e, O io Ph 375 Phone . . 2 H 'Il Oh' COMPI IMFNTS COMPLI JILNTS MOTOR COMPANY Casqady C3 Cziurkle S-4 CHRYSLER SALES 61 PLYMOUTH SERVICE 7274 COMPL MFNTS of the Retail Merchants DIVISION of the A L L I A N C E 0-KQGWURMCE PATRONS KIBLER FARM EQUIPMENT V G WOODS HARTVILLE DRY CLEANERS of I I . of Of - I Vpmngufh H1177 Alliance, Ohio If I PI All' Oh' Compliments of D. TDPE GROWER 6. DEALER Qwzdan, 73fz,o-dance HARTVILLE OHIO COMPLIMENTS Robert Walker GROWER :S SHIPPER COMPLIMENTS Shaffer AUTO SERVICE of 1 Phone Hcxrtville 514 R. D. 2 of of of FANCY VEGETABLES New Baltimore, Ohio Phone hr om Ph M 1 . . ' Oh' M lb 2131 BDI Ht 11 b 2862 COMPLIMENTS J V BERG General Merchandise Hortvllle Oh1o RL' D 6005.5 SHUI S COMPLIMENTS Shoemaker s Servlce Phone 592 Hartvllle Ohio HARTVILLE ELEVATOR C0 CUSTOM GRINDING FLOUR FERTILIZER COAL LOVER SEED FEED 6. GRAIN A Q Deal for Your O Dollar Hcrrivllle Oh1o Phone 320 COMPLIMENTS THE PANTRY Hcmvllle Oh1o COMPLIMENTS Fausnlght Pontiac Sales Fausnlght Appliance Sales HGIIVIIIG Oh1o COMPLIMENTS R Y A N ' S VARIETY STORE Hcmv111e Oh1o of ' ' of ' 9 . . Q Q, J x x -thx L 4 I - of C of O I COMPLIMENTS of jbTyQVS qunferel gfome Ward Harold G ay Warner Boat House, Inc Complete Boat 81 Motor Repaur Servlce uallty Flshmg Tackle BOATS CANOES SPORTING GOODS IOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS MARINE HARDWARE ACCESSORIES can be planned at thus store 19 E M ALLIANCE OHIO 10112 . R Q O 0 0 and and Canoe Parties for Portage Lakes, Akron, Ohio, . ain St. , Phone - PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE INSURE YOUR HEALTH With PASTEURIZED PRODUCTS from aIcIeII Dairy HERD IS STATE AND FEDERALLY ACCREDITED FOR TB AND BANGS COMPLIMENTS A PMOS to the CLASS of 47 h A I in I is nnuu I I were taken by from I ocIne 6+ Swafzfz REDDY S SERVICE STATION 1206 eve d A . N. 621 N. GI et St. Canton, Oh 24533 C1 1 CANTON OHIO M k Ph 40613 R 81 R General Welding 227 E Columbla St Alllance Oh1o COMPLIMENITS D H ADAMS Complete Food Market NOTIONS HARDWAR Phone Marlboro 2621 CHENEVY WELDING SHOP PORTABLE EQUIPMENT nyhme Welding nywhere Phone 2841 Marlboro Oh1o ALBERT C HOFF CARPENTER CONTRACTOR LUMBER cSf MILL WORK Phone Marlboro 2771 R D 2 Alhance Oh1o MARLBORO GREENHOUSE VEGETABLES FLOWERS PLANTS PANSIES 6. POTTED PLANTS Marlboro Oh1o R E CARPENTER THOR ELECTRIC DRILLS and CORNWELL HAND TOOLS Phone 2231 Marlboro Oh1O R J VAUGHN Bullder 81 Supply COAL SAND SLAG GRAVEL R D 1 Louxsvllle Oh1o Phone Marlboro 3661 SAPP 8. HUGHES M A R K E T MEATS GROCERIES VEGETABLES FRUIT Marlboro Oh1o Phone Marlboro 3231 L I -- :C O O 1 T' .1 I l 0 . . , , - 1 O 0 ' 1 1 I O . . . 1 I COMPLIMENTS of Kernut Chapman C9 Sons VEGETABLE GROWERS ll COMPLIMENTS of Koay Kouuwm SAN DWICHES 81 SOUPS OUR OWN Ice Cream Sherbet Frozen Custard French Frles COMPLIMENTS Ufwefa .7fuFm Quality Groceries Flne Quality Hardware Fleld 81 Garden Seeds lb West s Sales 88 Serv1ce DESOTO 81 PLYMOUTH Courteous 81 Dependable SERVICE MP Huh Hartvi e, Ohio and 9 o of Dealers in U I . . pimwfh X ff, Phone Mar oro 2863 New Baltimore, O. Ph - 621 East a le St. . O . COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS O O R 1 Bfenckle sunset PARK Vegetable Grower Plcnlcs Swlmmlng HARTVILLE OHIO MARLBOHO OHIO 0 V HUBNING CEMENT BLOCKS Sand Gravel Bulldlng Supplies Ph 6940 RANDOLPH OHIO Farm Bureau ATWATER OHIO RAVENNA OHIO 261 1 2944 Feed Seeds Fencmg Fertlllzer 81 Lime f f ' . Phone 524 . . Portage . . . Phone Ph one . COMPLIMEN TS DRAYER and YODER L1mav111e Oh1o SHULL 81 KINSEY SLAG and GRAVEL GENERAL HAULING Phone Atwater 2904 SMITH S MARKET MEATS Sf GROCERIES FRUITS and PRODUCE Atwater Oh1o L Y N N Rodlo 81 Electric Servrce Atwater Oh1o PHILCO WESTINGI-IOUSE RCA RADIO REPAIR SERVICE Phone 2871 U N G E R IMPLEMENT STORE IOHN DEERE DEALER Atwater Oh1o Motor Sales 81 Service CARS and SERVICE TOWING SERVICE Mam St Atwater Oh1o Phone 2231 Rug Cleaning WITH FOAM IN YOUR HOIVIE BY MACHINE Phone Ravenna 7016 Kenneth C Begue Box 69 Randolph Ohlo Your Friendly Insurance Agent ROY GREEN Atwater Oh1o of I Compliments of HERDON . - I , - W. ' . , ' of . . I l 79,cuLZ li Qw-en, HAHTVILLE OHIO PHONE 364 COMPLIMENTS of EARL HILL COMPLIMEXTS of LLXRLBORID Serv1ce Stauon as l Tlres Batteries GENE DEVIES Prop LUBRICATION TIRE REPAIRING PHILGAS APPLIANCES Marlboro Oh1o CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 47 INSURANCE ofAIIKmds Russell A Austln Phone Marlboro 3411 Marlboro O COMPLIMENTS LYNN S ON THE SQUARE Marlboro Oh1o RHOADS MARKET MEATS GROCERILS PRODUCE DAIRY PRODUCTS CIGARETTES POP COMPLIMENTS 0 WERTENBERGER Ph 323 Har lvllle Oh1o I O 0 I , . l Of Limaville, ohio Phone 8-1875 9 ' S oi One COMPLIMEN TS The DINE DEWEES Co AUTOMOTIVE 6. GARAGE EQUIPMENT Alhcmce Ohlo COMPLIMLIJTS DYKE MOTOR SUPPLY Phone 7156 9200 144 E Moun St Alhonce Ohxo Poultry Supphes Pet Supplxes MAIN STREET A GENERAL HARDWARE :md FEED STORE PLANTS BULBS COMPL ME NI TS Corner Arch ci Columblu Alhonce Ohlo COMPLIMENTS EVERGREEN FARM MARKET Alhcmce Ohxo COMPLIMENTS KOHL 81 PAESE Shoe Repolrmg 44 E Mcun Alhcznce Ohxo CONGRATULATIONS P E R O Z Floor Covermg Co 55 E Mom St Alhonce Ohxo COMPLIMENTS THE CORNER Corner Arch and Broadway Alhcmce Ohlo of of OI A VARIETY 5T0RE MARSCHINKE SERVICE of of of Best Wishes GRADUATES IIHIIII N I - EOUITABLE I CLYDE W RHODES Hepresentatlve EQUITABLE LIrE INISUBANCE CO COMPLIMENTS ARKADE LUNCH FRENCH FRIES SANDWICHES SUNDAES SODAS MILKSHAKES Get Your SANDWICHES ond ICE CREAM T 8. W CANTEEN Alhcmce Oh1O 0 W UNGER SERVICE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRING ACETYLENE WELDING Marlboro Vllloge Alhcxnce, R D 2 Phone 3251 Comphments of M L SMITH DELUXE CLEANERS PICK UP and DELIVERY MONDAY and FRIDAY Phone Allxcmce 4281 of Home Cooked Meois CII FREDERICK'S - QUALITY PRODUCE - Swamp Road Phone Hartv111e 2140 COMPLIMENTS ROY POWELL COM PLIMENTS Baclertsclxer Grocery General Merchandlse New Baltlmore Ohlo COMPLIMENTS E J HAINES New Ba1t1more Ohlo COMPLIMENTS A R C H S Implement 81 Supply Gardena Tractors Irngauon Equxpment High Pressure G Iet Pumps Swamp Road Phone 721 Hartvmlle O Always Fresh Always Appenzmg ARROW BRAND VEGETABLES Grown :Sf Packed by K W ZELLERS 81 SONS Hartvxlle Oh1o Phone 371 ROY H ROYER 81 SONS GROWERS SHIPPERS 6. DISTRIBUTORS GENERAL HAULING Dealers ln C O A L Phone Hartv1l1e 2814 1-Iartv111e Oh1o of of . I . of I of D I Farm Freezers and Milking Machines O O I Q HEITSMAN WAYNE FEEDS SUNSHINE FEED STORE POULTRY EQUIPMENT H 6 i1 MOTOR CO 1221 N U T e CAMERA sl-lor 24 E M Opp D O KODAK FINISHING 1 0261 COMPLIMENTS Wallace Motors CHRYSLER R PLYMOUTH CARS lnternotlonol Trucks SALES 81 SERVICE 16 W M S LOUISVILLE OHIO Ph 851 of d are Roo 'ng A11' Oh' . nion Ave. Allicm Oh' h Ph 2102 2 . Qin St. os1 We o ur Own Ph - All' Oh of 25 . Crin ireet YOU WILL LIKE TRADING AT JOHN DRAKE 81 CO Good Furniture IH AIIIOHCG Since 1915 BILL JORDAN 10 E Mcnn Sr HOME OF THE Horne Mode Ice Creom Alhcxnce Oh1o COMPLIMENTS Dr PauIG Hobe DENTIST Alhcnce Oh1o H A U P T S QUALITY MARKET GROCERIES MEATS POULTRY Mt Unlon Square FREE DELIVERY Phone 3191 COMPLIMENTS LINERODE FEED STORE HAWKINS GIFT SHOP Glfts Novelhes Pet Supphes Potied Plants Cut Flowers Corscxges CFormer1y Duttons Pet Shop? Phone 7120 845 S Unlon Alhcmce Ohxo BATTERSHELL S DRIVE IN C CREAM FROZEN CUSTARD SANDWICHES Curb Servxce Corner Rockh11l G Gusk111 Streets Alhcmce Oh1o B O R O N GMC Truck Sales 1 m11e Ecrst of Market on Rouie 62 Canton Alhcmce Road Phone 3 8036 I oi 306-8 ony savings Building ' ' of I I I I E Your Chevrolet Deoler Johueou ChevPoIel nc' 134 s C p 1 s LOUISVILLE oH1o Congratulations ! C Q Zehner' HC Ford Deoler Smce l924 LOUISVILLE OHIO COMPLIMENTS Walter Schneider and SONS FEED 81 SUPPLY be Purmo Feeds V C Fertlllzer Lame ond Cool CUSTOM GRINDING d MIXING I I . I ,. M . h . . Scl1illig's of Harris ur , Ohio COMPLIM NTQ HARTVILLE of HARDWARE Inc Russ BRIDENTHAL GENERAL HARDWARE Super Servncc SEEDS Et ll 11 H COMPLINIE J LEMBRIGHTS LABEL MEANS Quoluty on the Toble MAHAN S LEMBRIGHTS M EI BAKERY PRODUCTS S ecmc SSA A COMPLIMENTS FEED 81 ELEVATOR C0 Jjgmgggggs 11 23915 T CA O O10 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMEN TS Te H MA HER S U C WAGNERS PHARMACY h Ythq I- t 11 11 Ph 1 I 0 , c. . Phone 339 Hcmvi e' O io Phone 326 Hcxrtvi e. Ohiu . I-TS . of I 9 . rch ve. Alliance, Ohio Alliance, Ohio of , 9 ECONOMY ILFURDSINC 0 1- r - 1' Hclrtvi e, Ohio , USC, Phone 327 NT N' H of h of F. E. I Co. .. S .. - Ever in in umber - On e quam Hqrtvi e, Ohio Hortvi e, Ohio one 31 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of '47 Stark s CANTON ALLIANCE MASSILLON CONGRATULATIONS from DMM UPSTAIRS 134 Second S S E CANTON OHIO D1a1 30156 Cadd1e Studer Walter Studer Bob Hawkins GREENS MUSIC STORE 3, 1710 LfUf5'W'l y COMPLETE MUSIC SERVICE Youll advance faster with an easyplaym new model Conn saxop one Choice of world s great startrsts M w 1 yet ihey costno more , iff Comernandtryone Easy A flf payments Home tnel 920 I I uf ONN CONN BAND INSTRUMENTS LEEDY DRUMS EPIPHONE GUITARS 124 Cleveland Ave S W Canton 2 O Phone 43522 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 47 T e Hardware 215 Market St 114 Fourth St N W Canton 2 Ohlo Phone 6191 t., . . f 'N ' X h Z . v IJ , , 2 .-.1--giiig' E . , E Ei? , 3555 - gf, .ZA-E131 i 3 J, ..,- :QE ' ' . f :1Z Q:igQ2Y ,f e ' . any ne :vii i 'X and excl usive features , SINCE ' -, 1 Q W' f Sn S 21 C0- 'jif I A no p I n s v n u an l n 1 s For MORE and BETTER Sweets E M LOUISVILLE OHIO COMPLIMENTS MEADOWS wry Ojleanzng LOUISVILLE OHIO COMPLIMENTS LOUISVILLE H E R A L D EST 1887 COMPLIMENTS KAN DLE BROS 1 h GREASE SPOT M SUNOCO Gas 81 Oul BEFORE YOU BUY DIAMONDS WATCHES IEWELRY Sh p SHULAN S Ltl fBIGV1 212M k of 'Ile 3 200 . czin St. of Dick eneqay, Prop. 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