Marlboro High School - Scenario Yearbook (Marlboro, OH)

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Echted by Marlboro Hlqh School Eleventh Edmon The Class of l948 Cargo of the Shzp CONTENTS Board of Educatlon l-hgh School Teachers Seniors Home Room HlS1OIY Class W11l Prophecy Drrectory Model Semors Semor Roll Call Song Shop an You Imogme Auto Club Classes Populanty Vote Nautlcal Club Staffs Mus1c Grade Teachers Iumor Pohce Calendar Plays Prom Lxterary Scholarshrp Honors Cheerleaders Ba ketball UXCUOIID SponsCTeanw1 Snapshots 2 ' i-Aii--As-i -v ikg-i--- 5 ' ............... 6, 7 ' ., ,...............,,....... 8 - 13 ---------,,,,---,----,-,- 14 ' ........A..c.,......,,..,.. 15, 16 ' .,.c......c....c,.......,,, 16 ---------------Us---s------ 17 ' .......... - ..s.......,,...... 18 ' ....................... 19 ' ...,...,.........,..., 19 A--------,-,---,---M----- 20 C ' .......,..,..,....., 20 ------------,------------,- 20 ., .c.. ------- ..v.......... - 22 - 25 ' .,.c.........-..,...,. 26 ' .....,..,..s.,.,.c,..,,. 26 Clubs .c,,,...s..s,,,,,,.,,,,,,Y,. 28, 29 . .,.,,..,....... . s....,...s.. 30, 31 ' .c,,.,........,........ ,.--, 32 - 35 ------,--c----c---- 36, 37 ' ' ....,................ 36, 37 ,,,-,,------------------- 38, 39 ---,,,,-r-H ,,.,,-,....-..,, U 40, 41 -dn.,-,--,--,----,----,,,-, 40. 41 ' ,,,.,s..,.,,,..,.-s,.,,,,...,, 42 ' .,.,.....,.,.c..... - ...... 43 --, .....-..........., , ,.... 44, 45 -,-,,,-,--,,,---,,---,H- 46 s ' .................... 47 -,----------,------ 48 - 51 --------,-------------- 52 - 55 8 C011 Inu f O SS UC 9 UI O el' 1 C111 WCIVGS 6 UI 0 3 3-o 2: 9-1 3 1 V6 9 W ROW V68 OU1' O crys 'Q-4 pas O en ere 'U 'U 1-earned ncrme I guess u-1 I One m every 0 dance Q11 wth hep cmd Bu start our llves anew e re s urs of .d 9- 2 A 5 5 of -S 1: 5 cs 'S -Uni U. 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The pages which follow are filled with evi- dence of our students interests in athletics dramatics speech work music journalism social activities and class and club work as well as an interest in scholarship honors. The students and faculty of Marlboro High School will always be grateful to the Scenario staff for the fine manner in which they have re- corded the events of 1947-1948 so that they will remain cherished memories to us in the years ahead fre Skoppefa CII atltude There IS an lnsufficient supply of the proper words to expre s our apprecia tion to those who have guided and shown never ceasing interest in us and our affairs and at the same time have been constant friends We are deeply in debted to our instructors and only hope that we will be able to make them proud of us in the future Board of Education It IS the practice of the board to meet the first Monday of each month to dis cuss the needs and problems of maintaining cr satisfactory and efficient school system in the township We wish to extend our gratitude to the Board of Education for the services they render to the community Front Row Ivan Steffy I K Bryan Carl Swertzer Back How Clyde Hoff Arthur Montgomery E H Rohrer 5 ,. 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Offlcers of the Day PMBARRYBSGMA Pet Peeve Folks who feel that school regulatrons are made to keep students from enyoyrng themselves Kent State Unrversxty Mayors Physxcal Educatron Mmors Engllsh Hrstory Geography Physrcal Educatron Instructor Chemxstry General Busmess HARRY DUTKA B S Pet Peeve Suctton Ashland College Mayors Hrstory Mmors Physrcal Educatron Natural Scxence Socral Scrence Instructor Social Scrence Physrcal Educatron MILDRED YOUNG A B Pet Peeve Chewmg gum rnq bubbles Manchester College Mayors Home Economtcs Commerce Mmors French Englrsh Instructor Home Economrcs Commerce and blow ELEANOR HAIDET A B Pet Peeve Gxbberxng a rmgs Mount Umon College Mayors Latin Mmors Enqlrsh Socxal Scrence Educatxon Instructor Socral Scrence Latm VERNITA CHALKER Pet Peeve Forgettmg musrc lesson Mount Umon College Mayors Musrc Mmors English Instructor Musrc Englrsh tter the bell B S M to practrce STANLEY KUCEYESKI B S Pet Peeve Norse rn third perrod study ha Ohro State Unrversxty Mayors lndustrral Arts Mmors Speech Instructor lndustnal Arts Mathematrcs 7 ELDA ZURCHER B S Pet Peeve Must we dress or gym? Ohro State Unxversrty Mayors Brologxcal Science Mmors Englrsh Physrcal Science Instructor Bxology Mathematxcs THOMAS HAZEN B A Pet Peeve Tattletales Mount Umon College Mayors Hrstory Enqlrsh Mmors Chemrstry Psychology German Instructor Socral Scrence Psychology CHARLES MAURER A B Pet Peeve I dont know recrtatnons ohn Carroll Umversrty Mayors Englrsh Phrlosophy Mmors Latrn I-lrstory Educatron Instructor Enqlrsh Publrc Speakmg . . . . . . . . 1 - . ' , H . . , , , . g . :.. 1 I 1 . . . . . . . . . - ll I ' 2 ' . L' Z ' 1 - - , . . . ' , ' ' ' D H . . . 1 I ll l . ll. . y . . 2 . Y Senlor Offlcers 'is ROBERT ALBRICH My world is all-bright. Booster Club 12 Glee Club 3 Prom Commtttee Semor Play Manager H Y 34 Annual Staff vII CENT BURGESS 'Round the world on a motor scooter Annual Staff Football 34 Glee Club 4 H1Y 34 Lxterary 4 Semor Play ROGER CLAYTON The Whrstler Annual Staff Band 1234 Booster Club 12 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Newspaper Staff 3 GRACE HAINES Tall and slender as a wlllow wand Annual Staff Booster Club 1 2 Glee Club 1234 Home Bc Club 1234 Natronal Honor Socrety 34 Newspaper Staff 4 Class Ofhcer 1 Prom Commit tee Semor Scholarship Scho larshxp 3 Srxth Honor YTeen WILLIAM BREIT Glrls bother me 1 love to be bothered. Annual Staff Baseball 234 Basketball 1234 Class Presx dent 1 Class Othcer 2 Foot ball 3 4 Glee Club 3 HIY 34 High School Play 4 National Honor Socrety 34 Prom Com mxttee Senxor Scholarshrp Scholarshrps 12 34 IOSEPH CANDLE A splendid fellow Annual Staff Glee Club HIY 3-4 ESTHER FRANK Refreshing as a summer Annual Stall Class Oihcer 1 34 D bate 3 Glee Club 124 Home Bc Club 4 Semor Play YTeen 34 SALLY HENSON A bundle ol activity and charm Annual Staff Booster Club 1 Class Othcer 34 Glee Club l 2 Home Ec Club 1 2 34 Natron al Honor Socrety 34 News paper Sta!! 3 Prom Commrttee Pepsr Cola Scholarsmp Semor Scholarshxp Scholarships 123 4 Valedxctonan YTeen 34 9 WILDA BRYAN lm not blushing l lust a reflection Annual Stall Booster Club 1 Z Glee Club 123-4 Home Ec Club 1234 Y'1'een 3-4 RICHARD CANDLE 'The boy who eats cream ol wrt lor breakfast. Annual Stall Basketball 23 4 Booster Club 12 Class Pres dent 2 Football 234 Glee Club 3 HtY 34 Hlqh School Play 234 Prom Commlttee Scholarshxp 12 DONALD GIBSON Who ls matchless among you Annual Staff Band 34 Boos ter Club 12 Basketball Mana g r 2 HIY 34 Hxqh School Play 4 Glee Club 3 Semor Flay BELO KENALEY A lady ot lashlon. Annual Staff Band l 2 3 4 Booster Club 12 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Home Bc Club l 2 3-4 YTeen 34 ,, .. .. , l Q., u H 'I I . . . 2 ..: 3 - : i- -: ' ' ' : : - ..-Q . , -I I ' -I I , . 1 I YY 1' 14 ,, .. I. . .. : 42 : -: '- . ' ' '. .- ' I 'I - . - L : --: : - -: --I I ll 1 sl ll ll breeze- lor wit. -. h 1 - 1 -: - . h-. -I 3 I I -g - I I e 3 - .5 ' ' : : -,,: -. ' -.5 -- 2 ' D. . 'I ' . . . : .- , I . .., . : : - ' : : - ' 34 I I ' '. r.-3 3' Senior Officers 'T 'lui Q' 9 WILLIAM LARE Young lellows will be younq fellows Annual Staff Baseball 34 Basketball 3 Booster Club Football 34 Glee Club 34 Y 3 Scholarships 1234 Sen lor Scholarship THANET MACHAMER Be a friend and youll have lrrends Annual Staff and Booster Club 12 Glee Club 12 34 High School Play 4 Home Ec Club 1 2 3 4 Lrterary 3 4 Senlor Play YTeen 34 HAROLD MOORE Sorry qlrls hes a hubby Annual Staff Basketball Mgr 34 Booster Club 2 Football 3 H1 Y 3 4 MALDEN SLEDDEN Let the drums roll out Annual Staff Band 2 3 4 Booster Club 2 Class Presrdent 34 Glee Club 34 H Y 34 Football 4 Lrterary 34 Prom Commrttee IRA MACHAMER 'Today I am a man Annual Staff Baseball Booster Club 12 HIY 3 ROBERT MICHEL 'He graces the ballroom floor Annual Staff Baseball 34 Booster Club 2 Class Offxcer l '14 Fifth Honor Football 3-4 Glee Club 34 l-lrqh School Play 3 4 Literary 3 4 Semor larshxps 234 Natranal Honor Society 34 KENNETH RINGER A whlx on the gym floor Annual Staff Baseball 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Glee Club 4 l'l1Y 34 Senror Scholarshrp Scholarshxp IOSEPH SMITH lm in love with you automobile Annual Staff Booster Club 2 Football 4 HrY 34 ll IRIS MACHAMER A quiet girl and quite a gul. Annual Staff Booster Club 1 2 Glee Club 1234 Home Ec Club 12 3 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Y'I'een 34 DORIS MONTER Like a wintry sky seldom blue Annual Staff Booster Club 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Senror Play Y Teen 3 4 SHIRLEY SEIFERT Laugh and the world laughs with you Annual Staff Booster Club 1 2 Class Officer 3 Debate 4 Glee Club 124 Home Ec Club 1234 Hxqh School Play 34 Newspaper Staff 123-4 Scho- larshxp l Senxor Play YTeen 3 4 Lxterary 4 DALE SWEITZER Blessed ls the man who Invented sleep Annual Staff Baseball Basketball 34 ' : 2-3: : - : l-2: ' . l , , - : - I I l : - 2 Hi- : . , . : B 1-23 .: . U 5 1. . I ' Play: Senior Scholarship: Scho- : ' : l- : 4: - : - : i- - : 1 1 '- - - - . Senior Officers WM Mmm N ORMA THOMASON Shed be queen ln any mans court. Annual Staff Booster Club l 2 Glee Club 123 Home Ec Club 12 34 Newspaper Staff 4 Prom Committee YTeen 34 EDNA WALKER Paging one grand girl Annual Stall Booster Club 1 2 Glee Club 123-4 Home Ec Club 1234 YTeen 34 IOANNE WERNER Her smrle will take her lar Annual Staff Booster Club 1 2 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Debate 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 H1 h School Play 2 3-4 Home Ec Club 1 2 3 4 Newspaper Stall 4 P r o m Commrttee Semor Play Y Teen 3 4 DONNA UNGER Trlendllneu lx her motto Annual Stall Band 1234 Booster Club 12 Glee Club 1 Home Bc Club 1234 News paper Staff 24 Y'l'een 34 Band Clmlc 34 GLEN NA WEARSTLER Zlnq went the strings ol er heart. Annual Stat! Glee Club 2 34 Home Ec Club 1 2 34 Y Teen SUSANNE WERNER Secretary you can alt on my lap Annual Staff Booster Club 1 2 Class Ofhcer 23 Glee Club 1234 Home Ec Club 1234 Lxterary 4 Natxonal Honor Soc lety 34 Newspaper Staff 34 Salutatonan Scholarshxps 12 3 4 Semor Scholarshrps Semor Play YTeen 34 13 GRACE VAN CAMP 'Nurse hold my hand Annual Stall Booster Club 1 2 Glee Club 1234 Home Bc Club 1234 YTeen 34 SHIRLEY WEARSTLER I spec! shell always be nice Annual Staff Booster Club 1 2 Fourth Honor Glee Club 1 2 3-4 Home Ec Club l 2 3 4 Natxonal Honor Socrety 34 Newspaper Stall 4 Semor Scho larshxp Ccholarshxp l YTeen ROGER YOHO Young man wxth a horn Annual Stat! Band 3-4 Glee Club 34 HxY 34 Llterary 34 Pepsr Cola Scholarship Scho larshtps 34 Semor Scholarshxp Third Honor Band Chnxc 4 ,. 7 ' -I I : 2 --I ---: - - -. ---: -g . .5 .. . .. : --: : : - . ,, --2 - -: 3-4. ' ' -5 'Je ' 1- 3-4. n . . u n ' ' Z. ' - . - : - -: '- -:' -: ,: -9 , , 4 I . ' .. --: ---: -: : ..,, : - : . :- -. From he MOTTO VVe have ros d the boy the oce Fllglnt Deck re we snoll soor To heights unknown on les before us FLOWER Blue ard Wh1te Ccrrnotlons CGLWRQ Blue and Whlte 4 l H A , - ' e o . S9 , 1 . - 1 my L4 7 ' Class Voyage ALL ABOARD On September 7 1944 forty three members walked up the plank to board our Sh1p of Educatlon Marlboro Hrgh School We were accompanled by seven new passengers who were Esther Frank Robert Mrchel Donald Ru! f1er Cathenne Anthony Vmcent Burgess Dons Monter Wayne Graham We were under the able guldance of M1ss Cope One week later our class offrcers were elected as follows Pres1dent B111 Brelt V1ce Pres1dent Robert Michel Secretary Esther Frank Treasurer Grace Halnes Ioanne Wemer acqulred the pos1t1on of cheerleadlng by a unanunous vote Legally we were not full pledged Freshmen for our 1n1t1at1on was just m the making On Fnday Octo- ber 13 the Sophomores forced the greenles to humble themselves by e peatmg the followmg phrase O mrghty Sophomores I am but a humble worm As the year progressed great achrevements were made ln our cour ses but we found tlme for a class party A party was planned 1n December for the week before Chnstmas but because of deep snow and unfavorable weather the event was postponed untll March Dunng the latter part of the year we regretted the loss of three members Harley Goodxng Gene Mrller and Wrlllam Orzo It wasnt long untll one year of our voyage was completed and we departed rn late May for a well-eamed leave and vacahon EMBARKATION The followmg fall we resumed our voyage w1th forty two passengers Mrs Deshler a newcomer to the faculty took the respons1b1l1t1 of sponsonng the class th1s year We argamzed by electmg our offrcers Pres1dent Rxchard Candle V1ce Pres1dent B111 Brert Secretary Susanne Werner Treasurer Sh1rley Serfert These new members acqualnted themselves w1th our class Malden Sledden Harold Moore Iohn D1anu On October 25 w gave an 1n1 t1at1on party at Skateland rn Canton whxch was enjoyed by all Thxs year a new football team was organlzed and we were proud to have Sophomores on the team to represent our class Many also partlcxpated 11 baseball The year was draw1ng to a close so we ended the year wlth an unforgetable event by havlng a buffet drnner and dance rn the audrtonum DONT GIVE UP THE SHIP On September 4 1946 thrrty SIX members returned from th rr summer vaca uon and seated themselves as Iunrors Thxs year the class welcomed our n w sponsor M1ss Haldet and began a year of much act1v1ty and hard work A capable group of offrcers were elected as follows Pres1dent Malden Sled den V1ce Pres1dent Robert Mlchel Secretary Sally Henson Treasurer Sus anne Werner By this tlme football was well under way We were honored by a large representatlon of IUDIOIS Thxs year bemg the sales year for the Iunlors potato chips candy wemers and vanous other assor ments wer sold at games and noons A Halloween dance was held by our class ln whx h we had a crowd who were slow to say adxous At th1s t1me we found tlme for two farewell partxes one for Glenn Johnson who left school to serve ln the armed forces the other for Flora Mxller who transferred to Atwater Two other members ended thexr hlgh school career th1s year Donald Ruffler and Ruth Haswell Basketball began ln 1ts usual fashxon of excxtement and antrcrpatron B111 Brelt B111 Kreuzer B111 Lare Kenny Rlnger Dale Sweltzer Dlck Candle and Harold Moore tmanagerl were the Iumors who composed a large part of the team By th1s tune our savmgs account was enlarglng raprdly so we rssued 1nv1tat1ons to the Senlors to enjoy our Garden of Memones at the Alllance Country Club on May 3 Soon another year drew to a close and once agam we departed w1th the sat1sfact1on of havmg completed a year of great pro- gress DESTINATION LAND September 6 1947 marked the beglnmng of our last year of sa1l1ng Through the able gurdance of M1ss Haldet and the hne coopera lon of the class we 15- 1 1 ' 11 - - 11 - - , . - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 11 - 11 1 1' ' . . ,, . 1 1 11 - - , . 1 1 1 1 . . 1 . . . . 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Q' . 1 1 v . 3 1 . . , - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . . . l 1 1 1 1 ' 9 . .F . - C 11 - 11 - - . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . j. n started the last and most lmportant ycar of our h1gh school career At our f1rst class meetlng we selected as our class offtcers Malden Sledden Pres1 dent Robert M1chel V1cePres1dent Esther Frank Treasurer and Sally Hen son Secretary Wh1le we were rncreasmg our knowledge 1n school a very capable football team was bemg constructed The members of the Semor Class who partlclpated were as follows B111 Bre1t B111 Lare D1ck Candle Bob M1chel Kenny Rmger Vmcent Burgess Ioe Snuth and Malden Sledden We had a very successful season On November 22 the class sponsored a Thanksglvlng Dance wh1ch was enjoyed by all Our basketball team started a season w1th an mcomparable school spmt and a w1ll to w1n Kermy Rlnger B111 Brett Dlck Candle and Dale Swertzer were the SSHIOIS who played on the team Our Semor Play a three act comedy entltled Miss Ilmmy was pre sented on March 5 and 6 On March 17 we sponsored a St Patnck s Dance and the weanng of the green formed a lovely p1cture tn our aud1tonum The Senror Honors were rece1ved by Sally Henson Susanne Werner Roger Yoho Shrrley Wearstler Bob M1chel and Grace Ha1nes The Iunlors showed us a wonderful t1me at the Prom on May 1 at the Alllance Country Club Fmally but not so anx1ously we ended our voyage through h1gh school wxth Bacca laureate on May 23 and Commencement on May 26 Some look forward to a transfer of shtps and 1ncreased educatlon wh1le others plan to use profltably the expenence they rece1ved 1n the1r h1gh school voyage Sealed Orders Wrlda Bryan my dr1v1ng ab1l1ty to Paulme Gressmg r B111 Bre1t my wavy ha1r to Iohn Kramer Vlncent Burgess my bu11d to Don Myers Ioe Candle my well kept harr to B111 Mowry D1ck Candle my b1g mouth to anybody who cares for Roger Clayton my tallness to Kenny Moore Esther Frank my poetry to MCTVIH Lare Don Glbson my slender frame to Irm Ward Grace Ha1nes my lengthmess to Nancy Graham Sally Henson my A s to anyone who needs them Belo Kenaley my she wolf ab1l1ty to Paulrne Begue B111 Lare my whlskers to Lee Bre1t Ira Machamer my funny ways to Lou1e Begue Ir1s Machamer my laugh to Nadme Dav1s Thanet Machamer my ab1l1ty to argue to Mrnam M1chel Bob M1chel my pos1t1on xn boys quartet to Ern1e Walker Dor1s Monter my dark ha1r to Be ty Turner Harold Moore my Rockney to D1ck Wearstler Kenny Rrnger my suctron to Wayne Snyder Shlrley Sexfert my low volce to Margaret Vaughn Malden Sledden my drums to Iumor Robson Joe Smlth my mechanlcal ab1l1ty to Mr Maurer Dale Sweltzer my basketball playrng to Everett Monroe Norma Thomason my ndes home w1th Chfford to Eleanor Ruffrex Donna Unger my long red flngernarls to Rlta Berger Grace Van Camp my shortness to Dorothy Carr Ldna Walker m cookmg ab1l1ty to Ruby Kandel Glenna Wearstler my blonde ha1r to lean Frank Shirley Wearstler my glasses to Manetta Lare Joanne Werner my cheerleadmg ab1l1ty to Nancy Rohrer Susanne Wemer my s1ng1ng vo1ce to Lo1s Mowry Roger Yoho my place 111 hookey team to Iean Haines Senror Class our good w1ll to future Senlor Classes 16 Bob Albrich - my ability to push a broom to Iim Bryan ' -S - ' it . , - . 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I Class Destlnatlons One dreary afternoon as I sat m a llghthouse Wllh nothmg more to do than to keep from danger those shxps whlch seldom passed my statron I started thmlang of my old classmates of 1948 I wondered what walks of l1fe they had entered 1r1 the last ten years Absently reachmg for a magazlne I pulled out the Marlboro Reporter Look1ng up 1n the r1ght hand comer I saw Susanne Werners name under the t1tle of Ed1tor1n Chref In the headlmes I found Thanet Machamer had been elected to the House of Representatrves Revrvmg myself I leafed to the mov1e sectron of the paper Clark Gable IS out m the cold smce D1ck Candle moved 1nto Hollywood I found out that Roger Clayton has taken over where Sxnatra left off He s s1ng1ng to the mus1c of Roger Yoho and h1s Trumpeteers Eagerly turmng the page I came to the fashlons of 58 Esther Frank has become a pretty Paramount model Glenna Wearstler IS a m1ll1ner 1n a Holly wood hat shoppe Look1ng to see 1f I could flnd more on my old classmates I found Edna Walker has become a ha1r dresser As I leafed thrugh the paper I came to the advert1s1ng sectron I found a plcture of the Burgess Scooter mvented by Vxncent Burgess Ioe Smrth has taken over Smltty s Inn and has Ioanne Werner for h1S pretty wartress Mal den Sledden IS st1ll advert1s1ng SWISS cheese as he has become head of the Marlboro Cheese Company Grace Hames has taken over h1s Secretanal 1ob I found that Donna Unger IS the new busmess manager of the Marlboro Dress Shop The next page has devoted to th Farmers of Amerlca I found a prcture of Harold Moore who has been chosen Farmer of the Year Sh1rley Serfert has become edttor of the Farmer s Wrfe whxle Ira Machamer IS st1ll shrpplng that supenor quahty from the Hartvrlle celery swamp Tum1ng to the sports I found Bob M1chel IS the new heavy welght champlon of the world B111 Brelt was voted Coach of the Year I found W1lda Bryan IS head of the physrcal educatron department of Marlboro Un1vers1ty where Sally Henson IS Dean of Women Golng st1ll farther I found that Ken Rlnger has taken over the R1ngl1ng Bros Cxrcus and has B111 Lare as h1s famous t1ght rope walker Ir1s Machamer IS tak1ng care of h1s bookkeeplng Another drscovery IS Bob Albnch who IS now on the a1r smce tak1ng over Tom Brennemans job Under the headmg of Promotlon of the Year I found that Ioe Candle has become head of the Morgan Englneenng Company and Dale Swertzer IS pub- l1sh1ng Gene Autry com1c books Belo Kenaley has been appomted head nurse at Marlboro Hospxtal where Don Glbson IS a doctor Look1ng on the next page I found Sh1rley Wearstler has her head rn the clouds smce she become an au' hostess Norma Thomason has settled down a happy marr1ed woman Dons Monter IS the new s1ng1ng star over Bob Hope s rad1o show where Grace Van Camp has become a famous tap dancer I almost fell asleep wxth sat1sfact1on to thmk of what a successful crew of classmates my dear old alma mater had brought to shore and landed 17 1 . 1 , . . . . . 1 . . 1 . . . - - 11 11 , . - 1 , . . , . . 3 . 11 11 - - . 1 . . . . . . 1 1 - - 11 11 - 1 . . . . 1 . - 11 - 11 1 1 . 1 . .rabo D1 seq ID 9UI OIDD SIIUDSHS 191119 cI S P-l I HUD saounzd I earl oog s dkl .tad xaounq 9 qqn wmggzmuog 19 SID9 Aa nqg bbeg I 'LI 10 3 UD 19 SID9 9 UU9 :aumq umag ssans DA9 10 D1 10 N' CD O 5 D TID9 'KID D1 opad azad 191111 il 5-l S Am If 93131 H DA D dtu AUOHS O 3 rn D 'D 1'I99H af nuuo D' LQ 3' ru Q U! 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Roger Clayton ....... Tallest ' ---. .,,,. - ' . a 19 a a Song - Iim Monter SONG SHOP 'Near You ---,. ........- Mr. Maurer and English Smoke, Smoke, Smoke ............ Bob Albrich I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now - Ira Machamer In My Merry Oldsmobile .....Y... Don Gibson Feudin' and Fighting .............. Senior Girls Time On My Hands ........... Charlie Michel 1 1 1: '1 n rr u - - How Soon ....................... Miss Haidet Lady From Twenty-Nine Palms ,... Betty Tumer Serenade of the Bel1s ............. School Bells n vr A Fellow Needs a Girl ......,. Norma Thomason So Long ---. ...................... Senior Class 1: '1 r u u fr H Together .................. Pauline and Doaty After Graduation ------------ What will we do Peg O' My Heart ..........., U Peggy Vaughn Kate ..........................,, - Kate Weisel Good, Good, Good ............- Ernest Walker Susie ..................,-,,. Susanne Werner Ieanie With the Light Brown Hair --- lean Haines I'll Dance at Your Wedding - - - - - - Harold Moore Daddy ......... -, ............. Vincent Burgess You Do Something to Me ..,....... Nancy Ring You Keep Coming Back Like Civilization M H S Sweet and Lovely Some Sunday Mommg Esther Frank CAN YOU IMAGINE Esther Kramer not drawing pictures Harold Moore not arguing with Nadi Belo Kenaley having blonde hair A quiet candy counter at noon Inn Ward weighing 90 pounds Roger Yoho not missing any school Seniors not behaving in classes Mr Dutka teaching Home Economics Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Esther Frank not writing poetrv ne Davis Dick Candle not talking Grace Van Camp being six feet Sally Henson getting F s Donna Unger not telling jokes Ioanne Werner not flirting Glenna Wearstler Kate Weisel and Alice Robinson staying home Betty Turner not wolfmg Iunior Haines without those wise cracks Shirley Frary sitting still Miss Haidet coaching the team Shirley Unger standing up on ice skates ll Hazen not blushing AUTO CLUB grow Grace Van Camp be short Roger Clayton be quieter Senior Democracy Class listen to the radio Norma Thomason debate Kenneth Ringer be on the radio Public Speaking Class be proud of our teams M H S be quiet blow buy an auto give boys up drive a Buick have brown eyes set mouse traps smile Auto c Shirley Seifert M H S Band Bob Michel Dorothy Slusser Bob Albnch Ins Machamer Iumor Class Bill Lare url ms hair Auto oa Roger Yoho Auto be a gypsy Thanet Machamer Auto be romantic Shirley Wearstler Auto be good Advanced Home Ec Class Auto be dignified Seniors Auto fight back Vincent Burgess Auto hold his temper Mr Dutka Auto say I do Auto tame down Auto read movie magazmes Auto quit flirting Auto get a helper Miss Haldet Betty Tumer Mr Maurer Nancy Ring Mr Albnch Auto be a boxer Donna Unger Auto play clean basketball Senior Girls Auto be a speaker Ira Machamer B111 Mowry ir. 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Ioe Smith mzgw 11u1icvnl94Cfwefw 6wcu.!lflemKefw JUNIOR CLASS Front Row Iean Frank Ruby Kandel lean Haines Margaret Vaughn Nancy Unger Manetta Lare Second Row Betty Turner Pauline Gressmger Carroll Duff Arlene Kyle Rita Berger Betty Shremer Miss Zurcher Third Row Dons Green Nadme Davxs Catherine Fausmght Wayne Karlen Dorothy Carr Faye Gibson Fourth Row William Herron lames Monter Floyd Haines Earl Homes Paul Gresslnger Louis Begue Bill Mowry Back Row Iarnes Devres Iames Bryan Guss Bradley Raymond Richards Donald Myers When the bell rang on the first day of school thxrty-one members were en tered on the class record of the Iumor Class sponsored by Miss Zurcher They chose their class officers as follows President Dorothy Carr Vice-President Arlene Kyle Secretary Carroll Duff Treasurer Nadine Davis Several members of our class particmpated in sports They were Earl Ham es Floyd Haines B111 Mowry Paul Gressmger Louis Begue and Guss Bradley in football Guss Bradley Paul Gressmger Earl Haines Raymond Richards and Iames Bryan in basketball Wayne Karlen was the manager of the foot ball and basketball teams SOPHOMORE CLASS Front Row Dorothy Slusser Ioan Mon Ruth McDennott Nancy Ring Robert Wareham Carl Richards Kathaleen Weisel Gloria Bradley Betty Enoch Second Row Pauline Begue Anita Toderan Vrrgxnxa Valentine Susanna Szekely Lillian Wise Betty Candle Elinor Wearstler Third Row Francis Prather Ray Green Ernest Walker Robert Fausnrght Iames Ward Mr Dutka Fourth Row Donald Brandt Iumor Robeson Bernard Rufller Charles Michel Robert Eshelman Donald Mowry Ralph Schott Back Row Virgil Robeson Robert Scholl Bill Ohman Clyde Vickers Wayne Freeders Under the guidance of Mr Dutka the Sophomores reported in their second cers President Emest Walker Vice President Iames Ward Secretary Nancy Ring and Treasurer Betty Enoch Several of our classmates participated in sports They were Emest Walker Bob Fausnight Carl Richards Francis Prather Ray Green Charles Michel Iames Ward Bob Wareham and Wayne Freeders Emest Walker was manager of the football team and Ray Green was manager of the basketball team This class started a new form of class government They now rule themsel ves It has been very successful Their first class party was for the Freshmen imtiation They sure took the greenness out of them Their last party was a p1cn1c at the park which was enjoyed by all FRESHMAN CLASS Front Row Marilyn Wersal Grace Slusser Evelyn Ruffier Mxnam Michel Shirley Unger Elea nor Ruffrer Mary Smith Mary Kuhn Alice Krtchbaum Charlotte Thompson Marcella Herron Second Row Arlene Royer Lois Mowry Anna Wlttensoldner Edith Tope loan Frank Katha leen Bryan Miss Young Third Row Richard Montgomery Hugh Roudabush Bill Szekely Rollin Troyer Ioe Werner Iack Monter Fourth Row Ronald Davis Mickey McDermott Lawrence Steiner Norman Sweltzer Richard Bergert Fifth Row Kenneth Shanower Lowell Collins Wayne Snyder Robert Lare Richard Sledden Sixth Row Paul Miller Iames Wnlcoxen Everett Monroe Bob Blass Iohn Kramer The Freshmen class sponsored very capably by M1ss Young started the year with thirty-eight students During the year Edith Tope left for Flonda re ducinq the roll to thirty seven Later on Ioyce Traxler entered our class to raise the number to thirty-eight again We elected the followmg students to hold office President Everett Monroe Vxce-President Bob Bloss Secretary Mary Smith Treasurer Evelyn Ruffier The Freshmen are no longer greemes as the Sophomore class uutxated them on September 27 They all had a very mce time in spxte of the Sophomore s takmg advantage of them On Ianuary 29 they showed their talent to the high school when they put on a wonderful skit entitled Face to Face With the Mike 23 I I ' 1 ' ' Z ' 1 I ' ' 1 I 1 I 1 ' . I I I . I ' I . I I 1 1 ' , ' , year of high school with thirty-three members. They chose as their class offi- : ' , : ' - ' 1 : . ' : . . I I I I II II 1 u n . 1 ' . . n . I l I . . : . I : 1 7 1 I ' . EIGHTH GRADE Front Row Nancy Graham Martha Bahler Esther Kramer Ahce Robmson Blame Wxlcox Shirley Evans Barbara Cham Patty Barrett Ruth Knchbaum Second Row Carol Schemer Ruth Ann Terry Nancy Rohrer Vera Rrchards Mary Moore Mary Carr Mr Hazen Thxrd Row hm Unger Kenneth Moore Donald Prather Bully Wrlcox Eugene Ono Dick Wearstler Bob Ohman Fourth Row Raymond Stemer Ierry Turner hm Snyder Rxchards Weast Leo Dollms Robert Iones Back Row Lowell Ebne Eddie Oyster Lee Brent Marvm Lare The Elghth grade class began thelr year wrth thxrty fwe members present and Mr Hazen as therr sponsor The class has gamed three new members thrs year Shirley Fvans Raymond Stemer and Helen Nelswonger The fol lowmg class oihcers were elected for the year President Iames Snyder Vlce-Presldent Lee Brett Secretary Mary Moore Treasurer Nancy Rohrer The class had a wemer roast on October 17 at Sunset Park There were cames played and lots of dancing They also had thelr second party March 19 rn the school audltonum which was enyoyed by all The Exghth Grade boys that competed on Iumor Hlgh basketball team were ert Iones Deck Wearstler Donald Prather SEVENTH GRADE Front Row Wllllam Steiner Robert Robinson Russell Troyer Alton Sweltzer Nancy Baum Sally Draa Shxrley Frary Harley Evans Ierry Van Camp LaVauqhn Brown Russell Bergert Second Row hm Webster Arthur Stuller Fred Bruhy Melvtn Anderson Rex Dutt Iohn Clan- saddle Mrs Chalker Thrrd Row Kenny Baum hm Hastings Ray Slusser Norma Betker Annre Owens Iohn Mach amer Kenneth Mxller Fourth Row Iamet Hamlm Ioanne Kntz Commre Iohnson Sharon Greek Eloxse Robmson IoAnn Mowry Clarene Ewell Filth Row Charles Goldsmlth Calvm Green Iames Van Camp Iames Kntz Henry Swertzer Ralston Devxes Back Row Robert Robson Dale Turner George Toderan Ierry Bowman Bob Marvtn The Seventh Grade started their hrgh school career with a very successful year led by then able sponsor Mrs Chalker They started the year wlth forty two students but throughout the year they were sorry to lose Norma Betker Treva Wemgart Annie Owens Kenny Mrller LaVaughn Brown and Sylvra Otto leaving them thxrty sur They were allowed two actxvmes for the year and made them a great suc cess They started by havxng a Halloween Party rn October then endmg up wxth a basketball game between the boys and glrls followed by a wemer roast Everyone had a splendxd txme and end the year hoping to have a suc cessful year rn the elghth grade 25 Lee Breit lCaptainl: Kenny Moore, Bob Ohman, Bill Wilcox, Eugene Orzo, Robl Sally Henson Shirley Seifert Sally Henson Pauline Gressinger Shirley Seifert Arlene Kyle Belo Kenaley Ioanne Frank Belo Kenaley Esther Frank Shirley Seifert Ioanne Werner Wilda Bryan Nancy Ring Sally Henson Popularity Vote MOST INTELLIGENT MOST POPULAR SENIOR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED TYPICAL TEEN-AGE COUPLE BIGGEST BLUFFER MOST MUSICAL BEST DRESSED MOST BASHFUL MOST CAREFREE BEST LOOKING MOST VERSATILE BEST PERSONALITY MOST ATHLETIC BEST DANCER MOST DIGNIFIED Roger Yoho Bob Michel Malden Sledden Louis Begue Dick Candle Roger Yoho B111 Brell Dale Sweitzer Dick Candle Bill Brelt Bill Brelt Bill Brelt Guss Bradley Bob Michel Roger Clayton Naughty Naughty Naughty Naughty Naughty Naughty Naughty Pump Naughty Naughty oa Naughty Naughty Naughty brag Naughty N augh y Naughty not to shave crack gum show off miss school NAUGHTY NAUGHTY ' give big asslgnments laugh 1n study hall stay out late take nngs walk in study hall sleep in history class talk out loud tease the girls Naughty not to act his age Naughty to fight Naughty to give hard tests Naughty to flirt 25 Miss Haidet Nancy Rohrer Faye Gibson Norma Thomason Nancy Ring Elaine Wilcox Paul Gressxnger Bob Albnch Thanet Machamer Ira Machamer Donna Unger Roger Clayton Roger Yoho Wayne Freeders Harold Moore Charles Michel Girls Miss Young Sh1rley Seifert NAUTICAL CLUB to . . . -H----nn--uunu-u-n- , , to ' ...............,...-,,.--,.,-,,..,,-,-,, ,to . ---U-H---0--------------H . to ........,-..........-..,,...,., to ' ................,.....,......,........ 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'USU Clcthutuw HOME EC CLUB The g1rls of the Home Econom1cs Club met Wllh M1ss Young on September 17 for the purpose of elect1ng ofhcers for the com1ng year Those elected were Pres1dent Esther Frank VICE Pres1dent Susanne Werner Secretary Ioanne Werner Treasurer Evelyn Ruff1er SOC1Gl Chaumon Gra e Hames Program Chauman Sh1rley Selfet Refreshment Chaxrman Margaret Vaughn The forty one members elected Mrs Kyle and Mrs Rmg as lhell' club moth ers The glrls entertamed the County F H A Club on October 25 They held a Chnstmas party on December 17 and the1r Mother Daughter Banquet on Apnl 21 The meet1ngs were held the f1ISl and th1rd Wednesday of every month dur 1ng act1v1ty perlod The Home Ec Club has had a very successful club th1s year HI Y CLUB The H1Y Club elected 1ts offvcers and on October 13 started a very act1ve year under the helpful gu1dance of Mr Hazen The off1cers are as follows Pres1dent Kenneth Rxnger VICE Pres1dent Malden Sledden Secretary B111 Bre1t Treasurer Floyd Ha1nes Chaplaln Donald G1bson The H1 Y Club proved 1tself to be very act1ve and helpful throughout the past year The name of the club 1S The Dashmg Dukes and our purpose 15 To extend and ma1nta1n hlgher morals throughout the school and Commun ty At a few of our regular meet1ngs we had very capable speakers M Kuceyeskr a faculty member mformed us on Compulsory Mxlrtary Tra1n1ng Mr Youngen from the Y M C A talked on lmprovements for the club Sports announcer I1m Muzzy talked on rad1o broadcastmg We 1nv1ted the whole school to enjoy Dr Slutz a spec1al1st We enjoyed sw1ms at the Y pool sponsored a school dance and were 1n Vlled to a dance at Lou1sv1lle In Apnl we put on a f1ISl a1d chapel program The club conducted a scrap dr1ve and donated seventy f1V9 dollars to help fore1gn H1 Y Clubs Y TEEN Under the gu1dance of M1ss Haxdet thrrty f1Ve g1rls met on September 16 and elected the followmg g1rls as the1r 0ff1CeIS for the year Pr sxdent Shuley Serfert V1ce Pres1dent Esther Frank Secretary Grace HGIDGS Treasurer Sus anne Wemer Program Chalrman Arlene Kyle The meetmgs were held the second Wednesday of every month dunng ac l1V1lY penod Dues were th1rtyf1ve cents per person On October 9 the YTe n had theu 1n1t1at1on It was all done by candle l1ght The glrls mothers were guests A supper followed the serv1ce On December 19 the glrls attued 111 dark sk1rts and whlte blouses went car ol1ng through the halls Th1S was enyoyed by everyone as 1ts was the hrst ume lt was ever done at school Our second semester act1v1ty was a plC1'l1C held at S1lver Park on May Sth After the p1cn1c we went to the theater 29 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . . . . . 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D . . . ..' , 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - - o . . . . . 1 v . - - 1 . 1 1 ' SCENARIO STAFF Work was begun on the eleventh edrtron of the S enano by th Semor Class of 1948 early rn the year when th y el ted Sally Henson as edttor Kenneth Rmger co edltor and Donna Unger busmess manager Volunteers of every ones choxce were then taken for vanous art1cles of the Annual Bob Mr hel started to compose the class hlstory Kenneth Rrnger the class prophecy Shtr ley Selfert the calendar Malden Sledden and Bob Mrchel class w1ll Esther Frank poetry Belo Kenaley and Wllda Bryan song shop and nautlcal club Malden Sledden can you lmagxne Edna Walker auto club Ioe Smlth Don Glbson B111 Lare and Grace Van Camp snapshots Ira Ma h mer roll call Esther Frank and Ioanne Werner populanty vote sports and cheerleaders Donna Unger newspaper and Senror duectory Grace Van Camp and Thanet Machamer model Semors Shrrley Wearstler contacted the Iumor Class for news of the year Ioe Candle the Sophomore Class Dale Swevzer the Fresh man Class Ins Machamer exghth grade Drck Candle venth grad Hrgh School play and Senlor play B111 Bren H1 Y Roger Yoho lrterary and boys chorus Grace Ha1nes and Susanne Werner Y Teen and Home Ec Club Thanet Machamer g1rls chorus Roger Clayton band Grace Ha1nes cfft e q11'lS Norma Thomason teachers Harold Moore prom Susanne Werner T at1onal Honor Soczety B111 Lare scholarshrp V1ncent Burgess and Bob Al bnch Scenano staff Sally Henson Senlor honors and Glenna Wearstler and Dons Monter who collected all data on Senrors as 1nd1v1dua1s We w1sh to thank everyone who cooperated rn maklng thrs publr anon pos srble 1nclud1ng Mlss Hardet for her excellent guxdan e and hclo OFFICE GIRLS Mr Barry p1Cked s1x gtrls to help rn the offxce th1s year They rmg the bells answer the telephone and assrst tn any way possrble Dunng the trrst penod absentee lrsts are typed and passed out to all the teachers The followrng work 1n the Off1C6 Frrst penod Susane Werner Second penod Ruby Kandel Th1rd :S Fourth penods Grace Ha1nes Frith penod Carroll Duff Srxth 61 S venth penods Sally Henson Erghth df Ntnth penods Betty Enoch Bell af er school Betty Candle Front Row Ruby Kandel Sally Henson Betty Candle Betty Enc h Second Row Susanne Werner Grace Haines P M Bary NEWSPAPER STAFF The newspaper staff was orgamzed the f1rst s1x weeks They pubhshed the Broadcaster once every slx week penod Under the helpful guldance of 'Vltss Young the Typmg II Class d1d the composrng Esther Kramer helped the staff wrth her comrcs The staff IS as follows Edrtor Susanne Werner Busmess Manager Donna Unger Class News Ins Machamer Sports Ioanne Werner Spectal Events Shrrley Wearstler Gosslp Shrrley Serfert Muslc Norma Thomason Club News Grace Ha1nes Comlcs Esther Kramer 31 . . 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I I I I I GIRLS CHORUS We proceeded by way of the gang plank on May 7 when our tau Captarn sang out ln notes All Aboard Soon we were all on board to man our pos1t1on and tune up our vocal chords to s1ng hke lurks Our crew consrsts of frfty slx able seamen rangmg from soprano to alto We pulled up the anchor at elght o clock to let loose w1th a choral arrange ment of four selections Thrs was our mam adventure of the year however we dxd partlclpate on the scene at Thanksgrvrng and Commencement t1me From buds eye vrew from the crow s nest otherwrse known as the top bleacher we were sa1d to look splend1d all done up rn our duds of black sk1rts and whrte blouses The Senlors w111 surely mrss gettmg on board next year when the chorus sets out to sea str1v1ng for new adventure w1th a new tune at every turn BOYS CHORUS The boys chorus started out thrs year w1th frfteen boys and has been pro gresslng rapldly ever slnce The entlre chorus sang at the rnusrc festlval and dxd a remarkable prece of work From thrs group a quartet was chosen as fol lows Malden Sledden Bob Mrchel B111 Mowry and Roger Yoho The quar tet sang at the Farmers Instltute the muslc festlval and part1c1pated ln the hterary contest At all events h1s group has shown a great deal of talent JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS CHORUS The Iun1or Chorus was assured of great promrses for the com1ng year when thuty one appeared to get therr names on the yearly log The f1rst mam current that struck the shlp to steer the course of adventure was the com1ng of the Thanksgrvmg program Th1s adventure went over l1ke a brg wave beautxful and graceful to the eye pleaslng and pleasant to the ear Then the current struck whrch gurded the shrp to the channel of preparatron for the Musrc Festlval Thls took much long hard work but was enloyed by all The chorus has great 1ntent1ons rn the future course as they have a few years ahead of them We are very grateful to our Captarn Mrs Chalker who steered us through all the storms and currents we encountered 33 1 - 11 y 1- . 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Q , . - 1 1 1 - ' , . . . . . . 1 1 1 ' 1 . 1 - 1 Y r N Y Q 1 I BAND lt was a hot and sultry day on September 2 1947 at the Stark County Falr We recexved our last mrnute lnstructxons from Mrs Chalker as we lmed up on the race track and warted patlently for East Sparta s band to flmsh 1ts routmes Then as the East Sparta band moved from 1n front of the grandstand Roger gave the srgnal for Forward March and the Orange and Black moved down the track to the tune of Promotlon as Mrs Chalker stood on the SldellIleS and nervously b1t her frngemarls All ey es moved upon us and a few kldS started boo-mg the Massrllon band But just then the loudspeaker presented the Marlboro Hlgh School Band and a thunderous applause came from the Grandstand Yes the Marlboro Band was agarn at the Stark County Farr along w1th 15 other bands On September 6 the band agarn paruclpated ln the half t1me performance of the Stark County Football Prevue at Massrllon Tlger Stadlum rn whrch 21 bands were present mcludmg the U S Amencan Legron Band The band d1d not take part at the school s football games untrl the Hartvrlle Marlboro homecommg game 1n whlch there was a great contrast between the I-lartvllle and Marlboro bands Agarn we played for the Brewster Marlboro game On Ianuary 26 1948 the band gave a good performance at the Farm ers Instrtute On Aprrl 2 1948 the band helped to entertaxn the parents who came to the annual Open House And on May 7 1948 the band gave a wonderful performance at the Spnng Musrc Festlval rn whrch rt played a frne selectlon of Marches and Melodres The proceeds from th1s years magazrne dnve went toward helpmg pay for the new umforms that most of the band members recerved for the county falr As soon as the weather became warm rn early Apnl the band rmmedlately began marchmg and practrcrng many new routmes It w1l1 contrnue prac trclng dunng the summer and hopes a much greater performance at the tau and 1n future events We are sure everyone wxth agree that under tre great and courageous leadershxp of Mrs Chalker the band has made one success ful year of performances MAIOH Roger Clayton MAIORETTEB Alice Robmson Ruby Kandel Mary Kuhn Nancy Rmg 35 1 1 . - - 1 . . . . 1 11 - 11 . . 1 . ' 1 , - 1 1 - 1 1 . . . 1 1 . . 1 1 ' , . . . - 1 1 11 11 - 1 1 . . . 1 . . . . . 1 1 A . , ' GRADE TEACHERS The elementary grades are obtammg thelr guidance from a very capable teachmg staff Frrst Grade Betty Rohrer Thrrd 6 Fourth Grades Kent State Umversxty Alrce Herron Pet Peeve Mace rn the Kent State Umverslty cupboard Pet Peeve Scraps of paper on floor Second 6 Thxrd Grades Vlrgxma Dabney Fifth Grade Thelma Wrlcoxen Akron Uruverslty Mount Umon College Kent State Unxversxty Kent State Umversnty e Peeve Furnace Smoke Pet Peeve Beauty Parlor m classroom Sxxth Grade Emmet Wynck Mxssourr Wesleyan Pet Peeve I auxt got no pencxl Left to Hxght Betty Rohrer P M Barry fSupt7 Emmet Wynck Vrrgxma Dabney Back Row Thelma Wxlcoxen Alxce Herron JUNIOR POLICE At the beglnnmg of the school year Mr Barry called a meetxng to orgamze the Iumor Poltce Bus assxgnments were taken and dutxes of a rel1able Iumor Polxce were drscussed Later ln the year Faye Glbson was appomted Captam and represented Marlboro s Iumor Patrol on Ianuary 3 over Statlon WHBC on the regular Iun 1or Safety Councll Broadcast wxth Sgt Don Brown Membershlp cards were dlstnbuted by the Captam for free admlsslon to speclal rnovles sponsored by the Iumor Safety Councrl Two of the boys serve as patrols on the school grounds whxle the others do therr duty on bus routes 37 , . I , . . LOG OF SEPTEMBER 3 All the k1ds donned the1r thmkrng caps and are settlrng therr bralns for another year of work fun dances games and all the other thmgs that go wlthout school 5 Iumors started the year nght by gettlng the1r class jackets Pretty snazzy Football prevrew at Mass1llon We play ed Hartvrlle for one quarter and won 60 Looks lrke our team 15 golng to shme 10 Elected class offrcers ll Evelyn Ruffrer was elected Freshmen cheer leader Good luck Ev 15 Buffalo Phrl rrdes agam' The school board gave a party for the teachers and Mr Barry had more fun r1d1ng h1s hobby horse 18 Mr Maurer had tryouts for the h1gh school play W1ll someone please pass hun the ADQCIHS7 19 Marlboro vs Denmson St Mary We lost 14 6 B111 Mowry broke h1s leg whrle playrng and we all w1sh hrm a speedy recovery Semor class nngs arrrved If you see all the Senlors admmng thexr hands please excuse them they ll get used to those classy nngs 26 Played Un1ontown and won 200 Swell game fellas OCIOBER 3 Most of the k1ds rode down to Waynesburg goes my hat We lost 260 Oh well we can al ways blame rt on the football freld Had a pep rally and the four farmerettes sang a quartet Oh no anythlng but that Played Greentown Whats that smell? Ahhhh cafetena start Guess what? We got new garbage cans Senrors got thelr class plctures taken That poor photographer had to replace more cameras than you can 1mag1ne Whoops Wrong class Psychology class was changed to a drfferent penod 17 Do you mean to tell me that all of you came back Psychology class went to Mass1llon to VlS1l the ah well 1ts l1ke th1s Well anyway all of them retumed safely Im a 11tt1e pencll Sharpener who are you? 17 Pep rally outslde Madame Sees All forsaw the outcome of the Hartvrlle game 18 llomecommg game wlth Hartv1lle We end ed the game wrth a 47 2 vxctory Homecoming Dan ce tonrght Everyone that atterded enjoyed them selves Prctures were taken for annuals Maybe you dont bel1eve rt but th1s was worse than the Semor prctures The photographer was practrcally batty 21 B111 Mowry came back to school on crutches The Iunror boys do a swell job of carrymg hrm up the steps 1947 48 Congratulatrons Daddy Mr Maurer was presented wrth a bouncmg baby grrl 22 Ohhh Democracy test 24 Marlboro hcked Brewster 14 6 24 Frrst mght of Hlgh School Play Lady Wake Up' Went over swell 25 Second performance Erme you arent really that bad are you? Isnt he? 27 Oh heck back to classes for the play cast And drd you notrce that flashy sh1rt and t1e of Mr Maurer s? 30 Semor grrls had a slumb r party By the way boys were you 1nv1ted? Day off Teachers meetmg Lets have more of these shall we? NOVEMBER 3 Is tlns really M H S ? OHHH I understand Courtesy Week Home Ec grrls put on a sketch rn honor of thrs week D1d everyone notrce the new Iunlor grrl How could you m1ss that blonde ha1.r? 1213 Parents wer grven the opportumty of seerng the1r dear lrttle chrldren when they were be havmg themselves Home Ec grrls served a lunch eon 8 Practlcrng for Democracy play Whats all the shoutmg about? Pubhc speaklng class was practxcrng for Natlonal Educa 13 Dress rehearsal 1 Program was grven on behalf of Natronal Educatron Week Mlss Ha1dets democracy class enacted a play Mr Maurers publ1c speakmg class gave a few radro scnpts and musrcal numbers were grven 16 Pnnce of Peace Contest Semors recelved the1r prctures Well whaddaya know A second Hollywood All you hear IS Grmme a p1cture' The poor Senrors are wom out 18 Second newspaper came out Thrs one IS blgger and better than ever before 19 F1151 day of play school began All we can see IS t1ny tots runmng around the school Better watch them coach there mlght be some future bas ketball players there 20 Control yourselves grrls only one more day 25 Semors gave a Thanksgrvmg Dance It has a brg success and everyone 1S lO0k1I'lq forward to another 26 Had our annual Thanksglvlng program No Daddy no please Got our report cards today 26 Dec 1 Ahhhh boy Thanksgrvmg recess All the lads are plannlng to eat all they can and then go to bed DECEMBER 1 Back to school after that brg Thanksgxvlng After that meal the krds are smgrng Too Fat Polka Addls Barthelmeh talked to Home Ec Glrls We en - 21 - ' , . . 5 - ' ' ' ' , '- 17 . ' . 4 -' - ' - , 31 - ' . ' ' - . f - ' . - . 4 1 . . 1 1 . . 22 - ' ' ' . , ' - I rw L- 9 .i I - ' . t in a tick and found it plenty chilly. OOOps, there tion Week. - ,I . h- I 1 4 i .. I 10 - U ' . ' ' ' 10 - ' ' . ' ' 13 - ' . , ' - ' . ed. . . - ' . ' ' 13 - ' ' ' . ' ' . , , 14 - . ' . - ' , ' - 21 4 ' , ' ' - ' ' ' M38- joyed her talk very much 5 Pep Rally Played Beach Clty It was a tough game but we came out Jn top 4139 6 Marlboro played Unlontown Had no troub- le bnngmg home a vlctory 10 Publxc Speakmg class started to debate Take 1t easy k1ds Theres other people rn thrs school 11 Mr Maurer decxded to glve the Semors the work-out A test every day for a week Oh please you dont have to be that hard on us do you? 12 Marlboro traveled to Brewster to play what proved to be an exciting game The frnal score was 25 23 13 Everyone felt dejected We were handed our fxrst defeat by Navarre Oh well we were ln fxrst place for one day 15 Mr Dutka seemed to thlnk that the gxrls had an effect on the basketball players Dont be too harsh Coach 16 Went to Waynesburg and came home de feated but st1ll hopeful 16 Last day of school for the year of 1947 Santa Claus v1s1ted the k1ds they exchanged g1flS and all had a swell txme And guess what? The teachers treated all the students to 1ce cream and popcorn balls l ' IANUARY 1 Ohhhhh what rn the world dxd I have last mght to make me feel hke th1s7 Welcome l948' Ho-Hum' Gotta get up and go to school today What an exertron after sleeplng In t1ll noon every day Oh well 1t was good to see the k1ds 6 Second day back and we re all loaded wlth home work Boy you can sure tell that vacatlon IS over 8 Ptcture show Whew ' ' ' The words In de b.rte class today were flymg hot and heavy 9 Populanty vote Pep Rally Played Green town Lost 50-40 Tough game 10 Played Alumni 15-16 Ohhh Brother exams Bram goto work 16 Traveled to East Sparta and came home wlth a sure vrctory Score 27 30 What m the world happened to the spectators bus? Oh well we had plenty of popcorn 17 Played Hartvrlle Was proud of our team when they won the second consecutlve game 45-36 19 Breathlng spell after the exams 20-22 Ole Man Wtnter really made hrs debut Its been below zero all thms week 24 Despite snowdnfts bhzzard and wmd Marl boro went to East Canton and were handed a defeat 26 Below zero Didnt thmk the buses would make lt today but theres always a way to get to school xsnt there? Farmers Instxtute tonlght Band played and the grrls gave a courtesy slat 27 Boys quartet and glrls sextette went to Grange to srng 31 Mlddlebranch paxd us a vrsxt and also gave us a tough game We lost 34 25 FEBRUARY 3 MGQICIGH put an excellent show on for us We really enjoyed 1t 6 Senlor Scholarshrp Ohhh Brother' l 6 Played lackson We were defeated 36-34 7 Traveled to Fulton Were handed another defeater The score was 48-33 but our boys played swell ball 10 Everybody went all out for the Hobo Dance All the k1ds wore therr best rags and burlaps Swell turnout 13 Take rt easy kids Fnday the 13th Played Hartvllle and were beaten 14 Debate team went to Canton Twp 18 I-'rrst tournament game at Louxsvxlle We lost to Navarre 52-28 19 Second tournament game at North Canton We won over Hartvllle 35 34 Swell game 20 Last tournament game for us Iackson beat us 37 33 23 Play cast misses more classes Oh well what the heck' 28 Been practlclng for Senlor Play all week MARCH Assembly Had play slats and Slllqlnq Speech Contest at Canton Townshrp 5-6 Senlor Play Mxss Ixmmy Was a blg suc cess 8 Nuts' Play cast has to go back to classes ll Lat1n Banquet 12 H1 Y held a round and square dance Every one had fun came rn the1r best greens and enjoyed the evemng Eighth grade party 19-20 Speech Fmals at Columbus APRIL Open House Musxc at Mt Union Iunror Dance The k1ds are gettmg 1nto the Swlllq of rt now 9 Local Scholarshlp tests 16 Seventh Grade party Mother Daughter Banquet Drdnt those fella s look sweet as WGIUSSSSSQ MAY The bxg day has amved IunxorSen1or Prom Everyone looked swell and had a f1ne t1me We hope the Iumors get just as nice a prom next year 5 Y Teen prcmc Stnctly stag Also a theater PUUY 7 Muslc festival 13 Recogmuon Banquet Students were pald for therr hard work 23 Baccalaureate 24 Semors last week We really hate to leave 27 Senxor s bxd farwell to students and teachers We really hope that the other grades hked school as much as we did So long k1ds ' 4 i - - - . . 5 - , l . , . - . U I . again- ' I ' 17 f Senlor's gave St. Patrick's Dance. Kids - , , - - 19 - ' . ' ' . ' ' 2 - . - ' ' ' 3 - ' . ' . 1 o . 0 7 ' . I I . ' I . I ' . l Z - . I - 1 in . . ' l 1 1 . . I , - , SENIOR PLAY The Semor Class of Marlboro Hlgh School presented the1r Semor play on Fnday and Saturday nlghts March 5 and 6 The play Mmss Ilmmy was un der the dlrectlon of Mlss Eleanor Haxdet The play cast conslsted of Esther Frank Ioanne Werner Shxrley Selfert Susanne Werner Dons Monter Thanet Machamer Robert Mxchel Don G1bson and Vmcent Burgess The setung of the play was rn the Bner Mountam College for Women The actton started when Iunmy a Iunxor from the State Umversxty was found 1n the guls dormr tory Donald G1bson as a colored man of all work fumxshed much of the hu mor It all added up to a very enjoyable evenmg for all who attended In addmon to the cast the help of the Busmess Managers Grace Hames and Sally Henson the prompters Shtrley Wearstler and Roger Clayton the stage crew Bob Albnch Harold Moore Dmck Candle and B111 Bre1t the ushers Glen na Wearstler Grace Van Camp Donna Unger Edna Walker B111 Bre1t Drck Candle B111 Lare and Malden Sledden and the orchestra Norma Thomason Arlene Kyle Roger Yoho and Malden Sledden and any others who were connected wzth the play and showed such hne cooperauon made the Semor Play of 1948 a success PROM OF 1947 On May 3 1947 at the Allrance Country Club the Class of 48 were honor ed to have the Class of 47 as thelr guests at the annual prom The gtrls arnved ln theu prettlest formals wlth a corsage escorted by young gentlemen m their sults with thelr flashlest t1e After greetmgs and compll ments were exchanged we sat down to a banquet After the meal we sat back to yes they always follow a banquet those after-dlnner speeches These speeches however proved to be very entertam mg Kenneth Rmger servrng as toastmaster rntroduced Malden Sledden dent of the Semor Class gave the response Kenneth then mtroduced not wlthout a yoke Mrss Haldet sponsor of the Iumor Class In response Mr Maur er sponsor of the Semor Class tned to defend hlmself and his old truck Thts was followed by a few very mterestmg remarks from Mr Barry These speech es assured everyone of havmg a very pleasant evemng After the boys pushed back the tables and rolled up the rug we danced to the accompamment of Harry Fry s orchestra The dancers gllded under decor atlons of pink and whlte streamers and twmklxng stars A terraced flower garden surrounded wlth Amencan Beauty roses syrnbolxzed the theme Gar den of Memones very beautlfully No matter how wonderful an evenlng IS 1t has to end sometlme o around m1dn1ght all sald goodmght and went on thelr way Some t1me has passed srnce th1s took place and to every person present 1t been truly a Garden of Memones HIGH SCHOOL PLAY The cast of the high school play selected by its very capable dlrector Mr Maurer put forth two splendld performances on October 24 and 25 of a h1lan our comedy 'Lady Wake Up 1 The curtam goes up and here IS the cast Fay Duncan Goanne Wernerl as the pretty young wlfe of Danny Duncan fBob Mrchell a young busmess man an old college fnend of Danny s Ken Wrlson tD1ck Candlel falls for a cute nerghbor Margy Baker CRuby Kandell Gladys Roby fSh1rley Selfertl and Dorothy Carr good lookmg fnends and nelghbors of Fay s then Rannee Rah 1Thanet Machamerl a mystenous gypsy who H0011 han fB1ll Brertl the blg Insh pollceman was always chasmg Mulhall CDon G1b- sonl Danny s boss and old busmess man who made 1t pretty tough for Danny Then last but not least Mrs Duncan lNad1ne DCIVlSl Fay s mother and omery son Bobby CErnest Walkerl who afforded many a good laugh dunng the play The curtarns close and the play ends a great success as everyone seemed to enjoy xt 1 - - u . . ,, - I I I . I I . 1 I I o 1 1 I ' . . I ' I ' 2 1 2 , . 1 1 I : L .1 ' , ' I I . I I . I - , . , . president of the Iunior Class, who gave the welcome. Tom Michel, as presi- . I ' . I 1 I 1 1 - ' 1 I . 1 . H ' 1 II n ' ' , ' ' . s II I II I I II I 1 I I - - 1 . . , ' -Y4 3. First Row Betty Fnoch Iean Haines Susanne Werner Ioanne Werner Miriam Mr hel Evelyn Rutirer Ma garet l aughn Second Row Thanet Machamer Shirley Seifert Arlene Kyle Nancy Ring Eleanor Ruffrer Dorothy Carr Nadine Davis Third Row Mr Maurer Bob Michel Malden Sledden Vincent Burgess Roger Yoho Brll Mowry Mrs Chalker LITERARY Every year a contest 1S held between the competrng schools of Stark County these schools This year Marlboro sent competing groups as of always The music preparation was in charge of Mrs Chalker the speech rn charge of Mr Maurer The nfuslc groups who partlcrpated are QUARTET Malden Sledden Bill Mowry Bob Michel Roger Yoho TRIO Susanne Wern r Nancy Ring Arlene Kyle SPXTET Susanne Werner lean Haines Mrnam Mxchel Evelyn Rulixer Eleanor Rulher Thanet Machamer OFTETTL. Malden Sledden Bob Michel Iean Haines Margaret Vaughn Nancy Ring Betty Enoch Roger Yoho Vincent Burgess PIANO SOLO Arlene Kyle The speakers 1n oratory were Shirley Selfert and Nadlne Davis 42 pertaining to the music abilities and speech abilities of the students within SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 1948 Every year ln the spnng students are selected to part1c1pate 1n the prehm mary scholarshxp tests glven at the school The wxnners from these tests then go to Akron to compete wlth other wlnners of the d1SII1Cl The followmg xs the scholarshlp team who won the honor of gomg to Akron on May 1 1948 World Hxstory Iames Ward General Scrence Ronald Davls Latm I Mary Kuhn Latm II Eleanor Wearstler Senlor Socxal Studxes Roger Yoho Amencan Hlstory Dorothy Carr Enghsh IX Mary Smith Enghsh XI Nadme Davls Enghsh XII Sally Henson Bookkeepmg Robert Mrchel Plane Geometry Donald Mowry Blology Anxta Toderan Algebra I Ioseph Werner Chemxstry Rlchard Candle AUTOGRAPHS English X .....A..................... Betty Enoch SENIOR HONORS Left lo Rrght Roger Yoho Shxrley Wearstler Grace Haines Sally Henson Susanne Werner Robert Mrchel As a whole the Semor Class members have all been outstandmg rn therr own partxcular mterests The followmg are bemg pald spec1al tnbute as they have rated as the srx hrghest rn the class for scholarshlp dunng thelr years rn hlgh school Sally Henson Valedrctorxan Susanne Werner Salutatonan Roger Yoho Thxrd Honor Shlrley Wearstler Fourth Honor Robert Mrchel F1fth Honor Grace Haxnes Sxxth Honor NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row Nadme Davrs Susanne Werner Iean Frank Ruby Kandel Arlene Kvle Dorothy Carr Back Ro Robert Mrchel Grace Hames Sally Henson Shrrley Wearstler Wnllram Brext M Maurer On October 10 under the guldance of Mr Maurer the Natronal Honor Soc lety held electlon ol offrcers Those elected were Presxdent B1ll Brelt Vrce Presxdent Bob Mlchel Secretary Sally Henson On November 10 all the members of the Honor Soclety rn the county were lnvxted to Unlontown for a banquet whrch was enjoyed by all lnstallatron of the new members was held rn the spnng The new members were Ruby Kandel Arlene Kyle Dorothy Carr Nadme Davrs and lean Frank Meetmgs of the Honor Socxety are held one a semester 45 1 ,.' , ' ,f' ' . . 1 WZ I , ' . . ' . In '. Y- I i I - ' ' I I - I I , . . , 1 . I . Lelt to Rlght Evelyn Rufher Betty Fnoch Margaret Vaughn Ioanne Werner CHEERLEADERS We are very proud of our four cheerleaders who led the student body at pep meetlngs and games Thls year Evelyn Ruffrer was elected as the Freshman cheerleader and was chosen to work W h Betty Enoch Sophomore Margaret Vaughn Iunror and Ioanne Werner Senror Wxth the help of new outfrts and some new yells there was a fme showlng of splnt among the sludents whrch proved to be a blg help at the games 46 I , A . 1 - if 1 I 1 1 I ' 1 1 GAMES WON Bea h C1 y 39 Marlboro Umontown 12 Marlboro Brewster Z2 Marlboro 25 Hartxrll 37 Marlboro 45 4 4 C' Rlflro LOST Navarre 4b Ma ll' ro 32 Waynesburg 29 Ma lbcr Grpentown 50 Marlborc 41 East Canton 31 Na lbc 'Vllddlebranch 34 Narlb Iackson 36 Marlborc 34 Canal Fulton 45 Marlboro c 41 , 1 '. . Y JG ' , 5 , r C 22 East SPCIYTCI 27, Marlboro 30 3.lu:nni 43, lVlarl'oCrG 35 e , , , ' ro 19 . ' , . 15: 25 , ' 33 47 FOOTBALL Front Row Drck Sledden Ernest Walker Wayne Karlen Second Row Paul Gressrnger Kenneth Rmger Earl Hames Vmcent Burgess Guss Bradley Dxck Candle Bob Mrchel Iames Ward Malden Sledden Third Row Lours Begue Irm Wxlcoxen Floyd Haines Brll Brext Brll Lare Brll Mowry Mr Dut ka xCoachl Fourth Row Charles Mrchel Ixm Monter Ioe Smrlh Wayne Snyder Bob Bloss Back Row Bull Herron Ray Green Francxs Prather Ioe Werner Wayne Freeders Rxchard Bergert The four h1gh school classes were well represented rn th1s years football team Kenneth Rxnger Bob Mrchel B111 Lare B111 Brert Drck Candle Vrncent Burgess Ioe Smrth bemg the Seruors Lours Begue Floyd Hames Iumor Ham es Paul Gresslnger B111 Mowry 11131 Monter the Iumors I1m Ward Wayne Freeders Charles Mrchel the Sophomores Ioe Werner Inn Wrlcox Bob Bloss Rrchard Bergert Wayne Snyder and Rrchard Sledden from the Freshman class The team made a very good showrng as they only lost two games The players had an acc1dent that bemg B111 Mowry who broke h1s ankle at the Dennrson St Mary s game GAMES WON GAMES LOST Hartvrlle 2 Marlboro 47 Greentown 7 Marlboro 6 Uniontown 0 Marlboro 19 Waynesburg 26 Marlboro 0 Brewster 6 Marlboro 14 Denmson 13 Marlboro 6 East Sparta 6 Marlboro Zf' BASKETBALL Thms year s basketball varsrty team played frfteen games two of whrch were non league We won f1ve of our league games and lost erght The non league games were played agamst Hayesvrlle 1n whrch w were vlctonous 32 13 the other one agamst Hartvllle rn whrch we lost 48 36 We drew our f1rst tournament game wrth Navarre and lost 52 32 Th1s put us rnto consolatlon bracket where we met a defeated Hartv1lle and defeated them again by a score of 35 34 We were then elxmrnated from the tournament when we were defeated by Iackson 37 33 We were supported by two very effrclent score keepers Ioe Smrth and Mal den Sledden Thrs year we are proud to have Guss who IS a Iumor and has three years of varslty ball as a guard on the All-County team BASEBALL Thrs year our baseball team w1ll consrst of the followmg boys from last year s team Bob Mrchel B111 Brelt Lours Begue Guss Bradley Kenneth Rmg er B111 Lare Paul Gressmger In add1t1on to those w1ll be Hugh Roudabush Charles Mrchel 11111 Ward Dlck Sledden Wayne Snyder Bob Bloss Ioe Wer ner Don Mowry Rrchard Bergert Dale Swe1tzer Emest Walker Ilm Wrlcoxen Irm Bryan This year the baseball team wrll meet these teams Iackson Loursvrlle Hartvrlle Mrddlebranch East Canton Throught the last year Marlboro met the followlng teams Atwater 14 Marl boro 0 Louxsvrlle 23 Marlboro 3 Mrddlebranch 2 Marlboro 1 Toumament games Navarre 13 Marlboro 6 Mrddlebranch 2 Marlboro 8 lean Frank and Nadme Davrs proved to be very good score keepes of the team 4 : . 1 . . . . , I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 ' I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 u I . . 1 . 1 J . , . . . 1 I - I I - Q I . u I . 1 , . . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 , , . . 1 I I I I I - I I I I I I . 1 1 1 1 . un I - 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 - RESERVE SQUAD Front Row Hugh Roudabush Drck Sledden Bob Blass Francrs Prather Wayne Snyder Hxch ard Bergert Mr Dutka Back Row Ioe Werner Kenneth Shanower Irm Bryan Raymond Bxchards Robert Wareham Carl Rrchards Hay Green Marlboro s Reserve squad played thlrteen games and one non league game They were vrctonous rn two games Beach Ctty 25 Marlboro Unrontown 19 Marlboro 25 Brewster 22 Marlboro 21 Navarre 33 Marlboro 14 Waynesburg 24 Marlboro 9 Greentown 15 Marlboro 21 East Sparta 21 Marlboro 17 Hartvrlle 1 Marlboro 9 Fast Canton 19 Marlboro 12 Mxclcllebranch 23 Marlboro 17 lackson 27 Marlboro 17 'anal Fulton 24 Marlboro 20 rlartvrlle 35 Marlboro 13 JUNIOR HIGH SQUAD Front Row lames Van Camp Btlly Wtlcox Rlvm Swertzer Buesell Bergert Kenneth Moore Dtck Wearstler Harley Evans Donald Prather Buck Row Mr Hazen Lee Brett Ierry Bov man Bob Ohman Eugene Orzo Robert lones Mar vm Lare Mr Dutka Thts year the Iumor Htgh basketball team whlch consrsted of the seventh and etghth grade boys was coached by Mr Hazen The team consrsted of Lee Brett Kenny Moore Bob Ohman Robert Iones Drck Wearstler B111 Wtlcox Alvm Sweltzer Donald Prather Richard Bergert and Ierry Bowman 51 , . ' , 23 ' 'T L4 1 V . I 1 . . 1 I r . 1 4 , , f . Junior Gang Ez-gust kit 'Hr A ai Yqlkur Yggh, school.: Ou!! w Jann Bryn .ral-ll Ru-rm Z X x GAY, f U H. my 95 3, J W .knew , DVA blot Ion! H1090 Q E. nm- Prlnk 4 Kill Lum-:yy I' 'Pre d e om Dick Andlo llmcle amy 1'1 -rw.-,QQ ...gg-.. Wand fiat Nan 'lion arl croN Q f vv gee 'qi . N 3 T -s wk, Elfhlf and Shirley Waning! I .L A . 2 v '29 M 24 if I K 5 W , F rw f f 2' 'K '., ,:'7qa5f 1 n' jU,, .f,f.fi' , Q 9 ,nn all f ' Qr. . ' 1- H .. if If ' .f Qi 3 'f K Y L I my Q, 2, gf f' vw? 1 y I X , fx vans. , U B wffkgofc : 1 ff. -, V- . 415 ,V I, ,,,q 'btgfael 'L ' if? ,gal n 60,166 . p I 0 fi' I .1 ' 59 qvf, x A .V 0 VV 5,1 6 Befyi ,f 1, 59. ,- jg who 9 , 'hon Ago B111 Horror lot Halloween Latin r- X ,V Q :et e , nm' psy ' Ekfse I-:Zfr firlsi QQ, U Q ls 4rolh Lillian Vine 41 C Loggie xp fi www CONGRATULATIONS IDLMDMS ATHLETIC DEPT Upstours 134 S D 1 30156 H CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 48 STARK S CANTON ALLIANCE MASSILLON CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 48 Donald Unger OMPLIMENTS SHAFFER AUTO SERVICE Ph M lb from 1 econd St., S. E. ' C Oh'o C dd' S d Walter Stud B b kins of 1 N B 1' Oh' one cu' oro 2862 SCHILLIG'S FEEDQSUPPLY Harrisburg, Ohio PURINA FEEDS VC FERTILIZER LIME and COAL DEEP FREEZERS 6 MILK COOLERS Custom Gnndmg 6: M1x1ng COMPLIMENTS WALTER SCHNEIDER an S O N S CONGRATULATIONS c. Q. ZAHNER INC. FORD DEALER SINCE 1924 Lou1sv11le Ohlo GREENS MUSIC STORE I v 7710 y Complete I A, Youll advance fast wlthan easyplayln new model Conn saxop one Cholce of world s greg!- cst arhsb. Many new X and Exclusive feahuct H Muslc Servxce ff! C ye eysostnomorc , ,francs 1920 C CCDNN CONN BAND INSTRUMENTS Leedy Drums Epxphone Guncxrs I-L 124 Cleveland Ave S W Ccmton 2 O Phone 43522 I H ' 'fhwfl 'W A A, xiii' I of 173 Alf' ' c r . in 1 ' ' A Qfri lj' . , E ' 2511. g',g.5v:1i' - , ' Ezlfgif' -E V' f Since 111754, ' -. E35 3 f Q Cl 55591 f -: A I I I A u o un I 1 a u an l nu v n COMPLIMENTS OLIVER KUHN QUALITY GROCERIES FINE QUALITY HARDWARE FIELD 6. GARDEN SEEDS Phone Marlboro 2863 New Balt1more O J E N I O R S SALES 81 SERVICES Phone Ravenna 7822 Randolph Ohro COMPLIMENTS RANDOLPH GENERAL STORE Groceries Meats Dry Goods Hardware cmd Electnccrl Apphances Phone Ravenna 8354 Randolph Ohlo ENGLEHART 8. BEGUE FARM SUPPLIES Iohn Deere Farm Machmery 6: Parts General Repaxrmg Atwalo Oh1o Phone 7 2162 Box CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 48 O N UNGER SERVICE Automohve Repcnnnq Acetylene Weldmg Marlboro Vlllage Alhance Phone 3251 COMPLIMENTS Agent for ACME FAST FREIGHT Un1versal Carloadmg Nauonal Carloadmg 8day Serv1ce to West Coast Stor Dor Dehvery Phone Marlboro 2951 YOU WILL LIKE TRADING AT JOHN DRAKE 81 CO GOOD FURNITURE IN ALLIANCE SINCE 1915 COMPLIMENTS LOY'S SERVICE Phone 4195 Alhance Ohlo I of of 1 - 331 tothe of ' V. G. KANDLE ' ' , R. D. 2 ' I - ' ' of OLD RELIABLE For 56 Years the Fertrlrzer BUY WORD of Successful Farmers rn 1-hrs Drstrrct DAVISON CHEMICAL CORP ALLIAINCE FERTILIZER DIVISION ALLIANCE OHIO ENE RGINE Qing, C3Zecmmg, 30- CLEANERS and DYERS Fur Cleaning and Glazing Cold Storage ' ' ll ll 0 0 0 0 -. 0 U I - RANDOLPH FEED 81 SUPPLY C H Chance Ir Randolph Ohlo Phone 7995 FEED ROOFING 61 SUPPLIES HARDWARE 6- PAINTS HARRY WISE Cfiewwlet SALES 6 SERVICE Welding and Towlng Servlce Randolph Oh1o Ravenna 6025 PHOINES Raven a 7810 CHENEVEY WELDING SHOP PORTABLE EQUIPMENT WEL DI NG Phon 2841 Marlboro Ohlo SMITH S MARKET MEATS 6 GROCERIES FRUITS 6. PRODUCE Atwater Ohlo I1 COMPLIMENTS DRAYER and YODER L1mav111e Ohxo L Y N N Radlo 81 Electnc Servlce Atwater Ohxo PHILCO WESTINGHOUSE RCA RADIO REPAIR SERVICE Phone 2871 RHOADS MARKET MEATS GROCERIES PRODUCE DAIRY PRODUCTS CIGARETTES POP L1mav1lle Ohlo Phone 81875 Qzn, HAM BAND 6. ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS Accordlan Elnest L1ne of Musxcal Instruments and Supphes ALL BAND PRACTICE FREE anton 3 Ohlo Cleveland Ave N W Phone 4 2500 of A nytime IlyXV1'l6I'f! e , ' I I Q 0 l All . . . fw ' I - C , ., . . COMPLHXAENTS Wo-0-ci 9J,uwfz,aZ Hamm RAVENNA ATWATER D 1 438 D 17 21 PORTAGE COMPLIMENTS GROCERY 261 2944 General Merchcmduse N B I Oh FEED SEEDS FENCING FERTILIZER 6. LIME of ' 6 icx -21 of BADERTSCH ER A Oh' R Oh' Ph 1 Ph COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS HARLAN E LANZER WM GRESSINGER 8. SON 81 SONS GROWERS 6. SHIPPERS GROWERS 6' SHIPPERS V E G E T A B L E S Fancy Vegetables R D 2 H ll h COMPLIMENTS D T O P E Grow er' and Dealex GARDEN PRODUCE Ph H t 1 HARTVILLE or-no R D 2 of of of of . . , cxrtvi e,O io H. D. 2 PHONE 741 H 'll Oh' Ph 52 - 2210 of O 7 1 of one ar vi le 514 RUSSELL YODER GARAGE Uldo maliafe SALES 6. SERVICE Lou1sv111e Oh1o YODER AIRPORT yers Headquarters Phone 800 Lou1sv111e Oh1o ALBERT C HOFF CARPENTER CONTRACTOR Lumber of M111 Work Phone Marlboro 2771 R D Z Alllance Oh1o SAPP 8. HUGHES MARKET MEATS GROCERIES VEGETABLES FRUIT Marlboro Oh1o Phone Marl 3231 Lessons Repcnrmg MUSIC CENTER EXCIUSIV Dealers Selmer Instruments :S Supphes Iessxe French Planos Accordlans 216 Market Ave S Canton 2 Oh1o Phone 2 6907 WARNER S Serve Self Market Frurts Quahty Meats Grocerxes and Vegetables FREE DELIVERY 7 30 a m 8 00 m Phone 6982 Sa 730arn 1000pm Randolph Oh1o COMPLIMENTS to the Class of 48 from R E D DY'S Service Statlon B21 N Market St Canton Ohxo Prone 40613 Before You Buy DIAIVONDS WATCHES or IEWELRY Shop at SHULAN S The L1ttIe Store of B I G Values 212 Market Ave N Canton Oh1o ll ll Fl . I O . . I 1 of Selmar, Dallape, and Paolo Soprani 51011-3 Hours ' : . . - : p. . . t. - : . . - : . . I 4 1 I Q 0 - ' . A Ciangfaafccfadiana to the CLASS OF '48 from reshley Farm Equipment bale II cl Seulge MCCORMICK DEERING FARM MACH!NERY for More Than Twenty Years Axlhance 01110 PHONE 2255 I 0. 1' S E 1 ' ' of 227 East Columbia Street H L TESSMER BIRDSEYE FOOTWEAR FROSTED FOODS For the Famxly GROCERIES KEDS MEATS Hartvllle Ohlo F L KNISELY Produce of I-hgh Quolnty R D 2 Hartv111e O Phone 734 F R E D E R I C K S Quollty Produce Swamp Road Phone Hartvxlle 656 COMPLIMENTS WAGN ER S PHARMACY On The Square Hartvllle Oh1O COMPLIMENTS hrrver s Restaurant ISALY S Dalry Store Catenng to Partles HGIYVIIIS Ohlo COMPLIMENTS of EARL HILL Alway Fresh Always Appehzmg Arrow Brand Vegetables Grown 6, Packed by K W Zellers 81 Sons Hartvllle Ohxo Phone 371 coMPL1M1-:NTS MONARCH RUBBER C0 Plumbmg 6. Hecrtmq Expenence for 27 Yrs HCIYWIIIG 01110 Hartvllle Ohxo Phone 314 I O I O 1 - - 1 I of I oi S ' ' and I I I C of O COMPLIMENTS of R. J. BRENCKLE Vegetable Grower 11 h COMPLIMENTS I V MACHAMER 81 SONS Fancy Vegetables 2165 R D 2 COMPLIMENTS of JOHN ALLEMAN GROWER 6. SHIPPER VEGETABLES 11 h LIFE CASUALTY LEO J DOMER Insuremre WMp S 111 HEALTH FIRE ACCIDENT of Ph 524 H . O . H tvi e O io Phon 375 of GROWERS 6. SHIPPERS Of Ph 533 . Q le 1. Hcrrtv' e, Ohi Phone . . H '11 O. -i ?Mf?blW?f N'UOSfIBA4U'N1-TES blhd 910 IOSET Ufua 4 mo-4,6 Beawtcful flow Canton 01110 Civongzfaztulaizozfas Glass 0 48 Cgtylzst an Qhotography D18153 6hS NW CANTON OHIO . f Esta is e l , use Cp ' f ' 77 7 f D I YO 4 'll in ? 'OA'- H-,Q if o F c A N -r o N ' 438 - t I., . . C'Zo-nqaafecfatiand to the CLASS OF 48 from The Marlboro eese Factory FINEST swrss CHEESE ,CE BUTTER CREAM Wholesale Retarl HARTVILLE OHIO PHONE MARLBORO 2461 OHIO'S COMPLIMENTS BAESSON SHOE STORE 11 W M COMPLIMENTS SWEITZER CHINA CO Y CHEVROLET D al J O H N S O N CHEVROLET INC 130S Chp1S 11 h S L U S S FUNERAL DIRECTOR 11 h C C SHOEMAKER SHOE STORE L ll h COMPLIMENTS M E A D O W S DRY CLEANING 11 h - our e er of I 3 . cfin St. Louisville, O. of L . . O . Louisville, Ohio of of Louisvi e, O io -I - L . . O . ouisvi e, O io Martz Construchon Co GRADING and EXCAVATING PHONE 531 Vaughan Bros DEALERS IN RAW HIDES HIDES and WOOL P H O N E S 11 24 lb 3465 562 Hclrtville ond Canton 22 Mar oro Super Market K I N D L E R TRACTOR SALES FREDY 81 HAIDET Ford Troctors M Deorborn Implements 11 h 3946 AVENUE FLOWER SHOP CUT FLOWERS LOUISVILLE FOR ALL OCCASIONS 19284 HOME 8. AUTO SUPPLY IOE M S Ph 733 of cmd W. Qin Street L ' '11 Oh' ' ' O' Ph - All' O. 11 S. L'b y I - C o M P L I M E N T S Wallace Motors, lno Chrysler and Plymouth Qdrs Internauonal Trucks SALES and SERVICE 1025 W MAIN STREET LOUISVILLE OHIO PHONE VERNON BRAHLER GENERAL REFINISHING BIRCHER S Automoblles Etc Body 6 Fender Work Lou1sv11le Ohlo Ice Creom Mu k FIRST room or LIFE COMPLIMENT5 AND Mosm' ECONOMICAL' PAQuELE'r's Mlddlebmnch Road FURNITURE 6' FUNERAL SERVICE D1cx1 621 or 511 217 219 S Chapel St Lou1sv11le Ohlo of . 851 I - - DAIRY STORE 404 W. Main sm. - 'I ' ' 1 ' . of LOUISVILLE ELEVATOR CO CUSTOM GRINDING COAL FLOUR Feed and Gram D1crl 746 Loulsvxlle Ohlo Lembrlghl' s Label Quality on The Table LEMBRIGHT S BAKERY PRODUCTS Alhance Ohlo ARTHURS MEN SHOP On The Square 464 East Mcnn St Alllance O COMPLIMENTS D H ADAMS COMPLETE FOOD MARKET Nouons Hardware Phone Marlboro 2621 W EDU. C1201 441 E Mcnn St Alhance Ohlo We have the clothes that Rate R E CARPENTER THOR ELECTRIC DRILLS and CORNWELL HAND TOOLS Phone 2231 Marlbor Oh1O R J VAUGHN BUILDER 6 SUPPLY Coal Sand Slag Gravel R D 1 Lou1sv111e Oh1O Phone Marlboro 3661 COMPLIMENTS LYNN S On The Square Marlboro Ohlo . , H .. f I h Pgwne 2185 . I . For Sahool lor Dates S E A H , CLARENCE HOOVER O L D S M O B I L E GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Route 1, Alliance, Ohio Phone 81971 L. C. OYSTER 81 SON - GENERAL CONTRACTOR - Route 2, Alliance, Ohio Phone 8152-7 COMPLIMENTS of ZURBRUGG S CIDER MILL Hcrrrxsburg Road COMPLIMENTS to enior Glass ALLIANCE ELECTRIC COMPANY GET YOUR SANDWICHES and ICE CREAM and W CANTEEN A111QI'1C9 Oh1o COMPLIMENTS JORDON'S DAIRY STORE LUNCHES SANDWICHES FRENCH FRIES 10 East Mom St Alhcmce Oh1o 51 E MARIE OLIVER Beauty Parlor 549 Hester Street Phone 10312 Alhcmce COMPLIMENTS J A M E S DRY CLEANING PRESSING 6 ALTERATIONS Mcun St Phone 10132 , QS cxt T Of of COMPLIMENTS F A U S N I G H T PONTIAC SALES F A U S N I G H T APPLIANCE SALES 11 COMPLIMENTS WERTENBERGER S GROCERY Hrtll h COMPLIMENTS A R C H S Implement 81 Supply d Equp HghP IP OrMdk1qM h COMPLIMENTS Russ Bmclentllal MERCURY Soles Service LINCOLN H rt 11 h P1iySp1 PtS MAIN STREET VARIETY STORE A GENERAL HARDWARE d SEED STORE COMPLIMENT S E C O N O M Y FEED 8. ELEVATOR 11 COMPLIMENTS HARTVILLE VARIETY STORE 5c to SI OO ll COMPLIMENTS EAGLE BAKING CO WEDDING BIRTHDAY 6. PARTY CAKES Pl 1 B lb P 8375 of of O. ' Phone 323 a vi e, O io Hartvi e, Ohio of , of Gar en Tractors Irrigation i ment i ressure 6 Ie umps - I Farm Freezers ' 'n ac ines Hartvl e' Ohm Swamp Bd. Phone 721 Hartville, o. Phone 327 of . of Phone 326 Q vi e, 0 io Harm 9' Ohio ou r up ies e upplies of Specializing in an ' Cm S u S hone Alliance, Ohio Sam Rogoff CLEVELAND B U Y E R Supportmg This Section for 23 Years COMPLIMENTS sSl1l0elIlElliCl' S SCPVICC ATLANTIC Petroleum Products ll h M O H L E R S SUPER SERVICE GMC Deoler GENERAL REPAIRING GREASING WELDING H 11 Glrevfzolef YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER 11 h of 9 o . Phone 592 H ' O ' ' SCHONER 7 ' Oh' H ' O ' COMPLIMENTS SLAYBAUGH SERVICE COMPLIMENTS T e E SCHUMACHER Everythmg Ln Lumber Hartvllle Oh1o Phone 311 Hartvxlle Oh1o HARTVILLE ELEVATOR C0 CUSTOM GRINDING FLOUR FEED 6. GRAIN FERTILIZER COAL LIME A V1 Deal for Your O Dollar Har1v11le Oh1o Phone 320 PAUL H GIVEN Funeral Home Hartvllle Oh1o Phone 364 COMPLIMENTS O S W A L D Implement 81 Supply Co Phone 506 Hartv1lle Oh1o COMPLIMENTS Y O U N G S SOHIO SERVICE M1ddlebranch Oh1o COMPLIMENTS of THE PANTRY Hartvllle Oh1o HARTVILLE HARDWARE Inc Dealers 1n GENERAL HARDWARE STOVES ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS 6. RANGES SEEDS Etc Phone 339 Hartvmlle Oh1o of I1 of F Co. . of ' of - - 1 I 0 CGMPLIMENTS of ROBERT WALKER GROWER 6. SHIPPEH Fancy Vegetables lb 213 1 Deep Mmed Glmo COAL SLAG TILE GRAVEL GENERAL HAULING 11 03 COMPLIMENTS of J V BERG General Merchandise Red 9oo.4,e SIIOCS WEST S SALES 81 SERVICE DeSoto 84 Plymouth COURTEOUS 6 DEPENDABLE S E R V I C E DALE Mownv M Htll h O O of ! Phone Mar oro 1 R D. 1 H '1 Oh' I Dealers in q'PRlE'm 1 X! Ph H ' 26 Ph 621 East Qple S . O . COMPLIMENTS of C. W. Pettis Stationery SCHOOL SUPPLIES GIFT ITEMS BOOKS STATIONERY 429 East Ma1n St Alhance Oh1o COMPLIMENTS BERNIES SMOKE SHOP Phone 10206 A111ance Oh1o B A R D O S Auto Soles 8. Servlce AU'1O TOWING SERVICE 60 E Prospect St or 519 N Un1on Ave Phone 5282 AIl1ance COMPLIMENTS of JOHN F BANKARD I E W E L E R 550 East Ma1n St Alhance COMPLIMENTS TSCHABOLD MOTOR SALES OLDSMOBILE SALES 6. SERVICE 906 South Un1on Ave Alhance O CONGRATULATIONS P E R O Z 55 East Mcxm St Alhance O COMPLIMENTS of M I L L E R Auto Supply Co PARTS 6. ACCESSORIES 62 East Ma1n St Alhance O COMPLIMENTS D Y K E MOTOR SUPPLY Phone 7156 9200 144 E Ma1n St Alhance Oh1o of of Day 'md Nigh' FLOOR COVERING CO. Q SUS ' Y ug we cw: me GW Uyou know the Bzrtbday here .s the stone to choose lanuary Garnet February Amethyst March Aquamarme Dramond Emerald ear U Y Sardonyx Sapphsre P0 Topaz December Turquolse fl ll UIIQ August September October November Jewelry Co Inc 7 X ,M azz! ux 9 Id ...L UTY SE? YQ 1 Ap'l ro,o - M yor.. ,.., 1 . ..., W, .,,, r 1 , 1ory-,,.-.--.t, ...., . R b t . ..r. 0 I ' QQ ' fo' 0 men or women. o mountings. gl 75 ' .,,., p...,- . ' E ': ,Y ul , 9 2 BARNES PROVISION COMPANY WHOLESALE MEATS 6. POULTRY R 2246 ALLIANCE S FAVORITE STORE FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY SPRING HOLZWORTH KARL F FIEGENSCHUH Jeweler Jewelry of Quality DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVERWARE KLEIN 81 RODERICK Men and Boys STORE E M for Harrisburg oad Phone Alliance 207 East Main Street Alliance, O. 1 I 344 as! ain SI. Alliance, O. iance, io COMPLIMENTS of GEORGE STARR HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS G E APPLIANCES Lou1sv11le Oh1o CHOOSE YOUR PIANO AS ARTISTS DO Boldwm Planos HAHN 81 CO Tusc D1a1 4 4923 Canton Oh1o COMPLIMENTS FLECK S BAKERY 131 E Ma1n St Phone Lou1sv11le 115801 COMPLIMENTS BORTS DRUG STORE Lou1sv11le Oh1o COMPLIMENTS of LIVlNGSTON'S FURNITURE STORE Market Ave N Canton Oh1o BISHOP S GARAGE AUTO REPAIRING 6. WELDING Auto Palnhng Steam Cleanxng Day and Nlqht Phone 1613 Lou1sv11le Oh1o CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 48 Lou1sv11le Oh1o J B METZGER CO QUALITY HARDWARE Maytag Washers Westmqhouse Apphance SherwmWx11xams Pamt 6. Varnlshes 128 E Ma1n St LOU1 VIIIG Oh1o . 300 ., . , ' W. . l - I ' ' - KANDLE BROTHERS COMPLIMENTS T e DINE DEWEES AUTOMOTIVE 6 GARAGE EQUIPMENT Alllcmce Oh1o T e F R I E N D L Y FURNITURE STORE SIX FLOORS OF FINE FURNITURE 216 220 E Mom St Alllance Oh1o COMPLIMENTS MAHANS MUSIC ELECTRIC 39 S Arch Avenue Wm S LINDESMITH 81 SON Inc HARDWARE PAINTS SPORTING LEATHER GOODS Alhcmce Oh1o COMPLIMEN TS HEITSMAN S MOTOR CO 22 North Unlon Ave Phone 2102 Alhcmce Oh1o COMPLIMENTS SHEEHAN S RESTAURANT Alhance Oh1o COMPLIMENTS of Blumenshel and McNally YOUR DEPENDABLE IEWELER 410 East Mcun St Alhcxnce O COMPLIMENTS NOGLE MOTOR SALES Your Friendly STUDEBAKER Dealer 229 N Freedom Ave Alhcmce O of Co. of of I . 1 1 ' . Alliance, Ohio - - of I 0 I of COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS L I N H A R T Motor Company CASSA DY 1 V TURK'-E Chrysler Plymouth SALES 6 SERVICE 19121 union Avenue Glass Company General Glazlng Contracts Store Front Installation AUTO GLASS INSTALLED GLASS FURNITURE TOPS MIRRORS GLASS BLOCKS Venor Bonfert 30 South Unlon Coll Alhance 2298 of of 1 81 l l Alliance, Ohio Phone Alliance, Ohio Gomplzlments of yers quneral gfome ALLIANCE OHIO Ward Harold G and Ray COMPLIMENTS of The arket House THE ALLIANCE FLORAL MARTINS BAKERY KELLER KANDY CO MCCOYS CHINA SHOPPE MAHANS MEADOWBROOK DAIRY MARKET GROCERY OHIO PROVISION MARKET HOUSE LUNCH SHONKS QUALITY MEAT MKT MARKET SHOE REPAIR TASTI FOOD SHOPPE CANTLEY'S SERVE-SELF MKT. McCOY'S FRESHER FOODS BlSHOP'S AUTO REPAIRING 6. WELDING Auto Pcnntmq Steam Cleanmq Dcxy and Nlght Lou1sv1l1e Oh1o COMPLIMENTS McCOY S CHINA CO COMPLIMENTS DWYER BROS Trnongle Food Store Loulsvxlle Ohlo ALY Louisville LUNCHES DAIRY PRODUCTS ICE CREAM COMPLIMENTS LOUISVILLE HERALD ESTABLISHED 1887 Lou1sv1l1e Oh1o L C CLAPPEH Publisher COMPLIMENTS ZWICK S DRY GOODS MILLINERY and READY TO WEAR Loulsvllle Omo FOR MORE cmd THE NUT SHOP 200 E Mom St Louxsvllle Ohlo CO MPL IMEN TS KOHL 81 PAESE SHOE REPAIRING 44 E Mum St Alhunce Ohxo of of I of I - 0' BETTER SWEETS I S ' S of Kress's Market GROCERIES MEAT TOBACCO Hcxrnsburg Oh1o Udadfzm GREENHOUSES Telephone Hartvxlle 2916 Marlboro 2011 Route 619 - FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS - FCBY H R11 Ll 'JNO PP N' T HE KNOWLE5 PRESS A 'g .V


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