Marlboro High School - Scenario Yearbook (Marlboro, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1953 volume:

THIS IS 0 Ladies and gentlemen, I now present This Is Our Life. As you know there are a lot of mottos in this world which many people follow, I heard one just 'the other day which seemed familiar, it .read thus: Not finished, just begunf' You may guess already what kind of people would choose that kind of motto, Yes, it was the 1953 graduating class of Marlboro High, '6Kids, 'This Is Our Life'.', Let's gather around and just see how much of those four years of high school we can still recall. It all began in September of 1949, the year when history was made, because after all we weren't the worst class that began as freshmen at Marlboro. Our first year wasn't too ex- citing, the Sophomores initiated us to a dance, but remember the Hallowe'en dance held later on and the walk through the spooky, dark basement? In anticipation of our someday becoming Seniors we started making money in our Sophomore year in the time-worn tradition of selling school supplies. We ordered our jackets, too, and how we Istruted when they came the same year fa mistake in our favorj. However, the money from the school supplies gave us a start for our Junior year when we sold, sold, sold. Remember the cards, the Wonder Sheets, stationery, wrapping paper, candy fat noonsj and the pop and dogs fat gamesj plus the magazine campaign, Booster club tickets, play tickets i'n which we helped the school some? Then too, fellows remember those days of practice in your Freshman and Sophomore days which added up and resulted in some nice dividends for your Junior year, especially in track, too, it was the momenftous Junior year when we girls brought in the most tax stamps. The high school moved into the brand new building, though everyone wished to be back with the familiar, gum-covered, seats and battered walls, we were 'most scared to move. THE UR LIFE The traditional Junior Christmas dance that comes, regardless, was snowed out, well, I guess in too, but as a class out for dough we weren't stumped, as soon as we were back at school remember the hurry up meeting and the quickly scheduled 'Sweetheart Danceu in- stead. Then there was our Homecoming game with Hartville that we won, and the dance later when it was held, you guessed it, in the new gym, with a lovely representing junior Queen Sharon Greek. Prom we can't forget, with the quick contract with the studio beforehand so we would have pictures. for our annual. Everyone had a grand time, the dinner, the dancing, and of course, afterwards. With the Prom bill holding us down we summered and waited till we'd be Seniors. Funny Ithough, it's not what it's cooked up to be. You,re used to having a class ahead of you when, bang! youlre that class and you feel as if the school has sort of gone down in its standards. We wear ourselves out getting our Senior pictures taken, working on the An- nual, taking tests, getting out the newspaper, cooking up two activities a semester, putting on the Senior play, and in the meantime keep up our grades so we can go on with commence- ment and the trip, yet when we sing Auld Lang Sync in Senior Chapel we shed a few ftears for rather the girls doj, grin a little and say, Ah, it's been funn and we wouldn't have missed it for the World. Our high school days are over but we've been ably guided by our sponsor, Mrs. Ramser, and our four-year president Jerry Bowman, we were proud of Sally when she became president of the Ohio Chapter of the F.H.A. we felt sorry for the guys who suffered from football, we've had fun in class parties, we've done so many things and we've been a class which each of us has helped to make. Kids, this is our life, but remember it is not finished, just begun. END r 1 1 DEDICATION We, +he Senior Class of l953, dedicale lhis book +o Mrs. Eleanor Ramser, our sponsor for lhe four years of our high school life. She has been noi' iusl' a sponsor, bu'l' a 'friend always, a masier al' lhe arl' of leaching, a counselor in lime of need, an acfive parlicipanl in all class acfivifies, a school boos+er, a s+ern hand when il was needed mos+, and above all a good example for her s'I'uden1's. We only wish +here was some way +o show our appreciafion and gralifude for everyfhing she has done 'For us, bul' since l'here isn'+, Thanlcs and Good Luck from all The Seniors. 2 ,fl INTRODUCTION T0 FACULTY X, T f ff .ff f T X f T -fx K. mx C ID if 'AB K fmx , T , . x , -M, 1 ' f S T Y x MTWWKT C39 ORIN G. MCGLONE B.S. in Ed., M.A. Ohio State University Maiors: Mathematics Education Minors: Physical Science Physical Education Instructor: 7th Science, Physics Our modern school is organized to make successes, not failures. I hope that the work pursued by the Seniors ot I953 in producing this year-book will add to their store of knowledge and skills to be successful sitizens ot their community. We commend the Class ot I953 tor the tine work they have done in recording the events ot the I952-I953 school year. IN APPRECIATION We, the Senior Class ot I953, wish to give our sincere thanks to Mr. Shori tor his wonderful co-operation and helptul guid- ance to make this yearbook a success. 4 BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Mon+gomery, Vice President Mr. Sfeffy, Presidenh Mr. Bryan, Clerk Mr. Slidden, Mr. Rohrer. BOOSTER CLUB OFHCERS STANDING: Mr. RieboI+, Treasurer Mr. Franks, Vice Presidenf SEATED: Mrs. Jones, Presiden+ Mrs. Garmon, Secre'I'ary 5 6 ELEANOR RAMSER, A.B. Mount Union College Maior: Latin Minors: English: Social Science Instructor: Social Science: Latin: English THOMAS HAZEN, A.B. Mount Union College Master of Education: Kent State University Maior: English Minors: History, Psychology Instructor: Junior High and High School GULIELMO SHORI, B.S. Kent State University Major: Industrial Arts Minors: Social Science: History: Drivers Training Instructor: Industrial Arts: Mathematics MILDRED YOUNG, A.B. Manchester College Majors: Home Economics: Commerce Minors: French: English Instructor: Home Economics: Commercial 4 I P 4 8 ELDA ZURCHER, B.S. Ohio State University Major: Biological Science Minors: English, Physical Science Instructor: Biologyf Mathematics GORDON KNISELY, B.S. Kent State University Maior: Healthy Physical Education Minors: Biologyp Driver Education Instructor: 8th, 9th Grade Sciencep 'IOth Grade World Historyp 8th Grade History: Physical Education RICHARD MALLARNEE, B.S Ohio University Major: English Minors: Mathematics, Social Studies Instructor: Englishp Assistant Physical Education Instructor DONALD CARPENTER, B.S. Kent State University Maior: Music Instructor Minor: Vocal Music Instructor: Band: Choruses AUTOGRAPHS C J l 1 11 12 JERRY BOWMAN ., ,. HENRY SWITZER 4,...A . JANET HAMLIN ....AE,,E CONNIE JOHNSON ..O4., GERALD BOWMAN The good die young: I musf fake care of myself. Foofball I, 2, 3, 4: Baskefball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4: Class Presidenf I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Hi-Y Secrefary 3: Hi-Y Presidenf 4: Nafional Honor So- ciefy 3, 4: Chorus I, 2: High School Play I: Senior Play: Annual Sfaff Liferary I, 2: Prom Com- miffee. JANET HAMLIN lf I could keep one hearf from breaking, I shall nof live in vain. Homecoming Affenclanf 4: Na- fional Honor Sociefy 3, 4: D.A.R. Tesf: Class Officer 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 3, 4: Y-Teen Presiclenf 4: F.H.A. 4: F.H.A. Vice Presidenf 4: Counfy F.H.A. Treasurer 4: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer of Annual Sfaff: Newspaper Sfaff: Senior Play: Liferary I, 2, 3: Librarian: Prom Commiffee. ...........,.,......Preslclenf ,.s,..,,...Vice Presidenf ,......,..,.....Secrefary s....,,.Treasurer HENRY SWITZER Wha+ does Hope have 'rhaf Swifzer does nof have? A con- fracff' Foofball I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4: Scholarship I, 2: Class Officer 3, 4: Secrefary of Annual Sfaff: Sen- ior Play: .Hi-Y 3, 4: Hi-Y Officer 3. CONSTANCE JOHNSON A nice looking girl whose charm and poise make her oufsfandingf' Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4: Head Cheerleader 3, 4: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Liferary I, 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3: Y-Teen: Y-Teen Secrefary 4: F.H. A. Secrefary 3, Presidenf 4: Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4: Prom Commif- fee: Senior Play: Newspaper Sfaff: Annual Sfaff. 1 r 1 5 14 NANCY BAUM Full of +he dickens . . . and ready for fun. F-H-A l. 2. 3. 4: Y-Teen 3. 4: Chorus l. 2. 3. 4: High School Play: Senior Play: Annual S'l'af'F. JOHN CLAPSADDLE An easy-going manner and his own sense ol humor. Folball 4: Chorus 2: Liferary 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Senior Play: Annual Slaff. REX RUFF One of our Seven Dwarfs, . . . Sleepy. Foolball Manager I, 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Hi-Y Baslze+ball: Prom: Senior Play: Annual Slaff. l 15 RUSSELL BERGERT Ques+Ions don'l bolher me . . H s lhe answers. Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4: Tracl: 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Chorus I: Jr. Police 3. 4: Senior Play Annual Sfaff. SALLY DRAA All lhe slars are-n'+ in heaven.' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Lilerary 2, 3: Speech Lil. 2, 4: Band I, 2, 3: Y-Teen 3, 4: Y-Teen Officer: Newspaper Slaff: Prom Commil- +ee: Annual Co-edilor: High School Play I, 2: Speech Play 3: Senior Play: Prince of Peace I, 2: Speech Club I, 2, 3, 4: Speech Secrelary 3, 4: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. Officer: Slale Presidenl' 3. 4: Librarian 2: Nalional Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Cheerleader 3. D.A.R. Tes+. DELILAH FRASE Lovely lo look al: deliqhllul 'ro know. Band I, 2, 3: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. Secrefary 4: Y-Teen 3, 4: Y-Teen Vice Presi- denl: Homecoming Allendanl 2, 3: Lilerary 2, 3: Senior Play: Newspaper Slaff: Prom Commil- lee: Annual Slall. 16 CHARLES GOLDSMITH He's fall and ferrific and owns a wardrobe any lad would envy. Foofball I, 2: Baslrefball I, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Chorus I: Hi-Y 3, 4: Senior Play: Annual Sfaff. CAI.VIN GREEN I love 'ro sfudy, buf fhose giggles slip in unaware. Foofball I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Hi- Y Baslceflaall 3: Hi-Y Officer 4: Scholarship I, 2: Chorus I, 2: Sfage Manager Senior Play Sfaff: Office Sfaff 2, 4. JOAN KRITZ Girls were made fo falce care of boys. Chorus I, 2: Band I, 2: Y-Teen 3, 4: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play: Newspaper Business Manager: An- nual Sfaff: D.A.R. Tesf. SHARON GREEK lf sweefness were gold she'd be rich beyond all dreams. Maioreffe I, 2, 3, 4: Head Maior- effe 4: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Liferary I, 2, 3: Band Officer 2, 4: Y-Teen 3, 4: Y-Teen Officer 4: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. Officer 2, 4: Homecoming Affendanf 2, 4: Foofball Queen 3: Honorary Queen 4: Class Officer I, 2: Na- fional Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Senior Play: Jr. Police I, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Police Capfain 3, 4: Newspaper Sfaff: Prom Commiffee: D.A.R. Tesf: Annual Sfaff. JAMES HASTINGS JR. Brains will sure earn him a good spol in 'rhe career of his choice. Foofball 4: Baseball 3, 4: Scholar- ship 2, 3: Chorus I, 2: Liferary 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Senior Play: Annual Sfaff. JOHN MACHAMER He does a lol' wifhoul' much noise. Chorus I, 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Sfage Manager Senior Play: Annual Sfaff. 18 DONNA MONTER There's nof anofher like her. F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 3- 4: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Office Sfaff 4: Senior Play: Newspaper Sfaff: An- nual Sfaff. ELOISE ROBINSON Somefimes fhe besf fhings come in small packages. Chorus I, 2 Band I, 2: Liferary 2: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 3, 4: Newspaper Sfaff: Senior Play: An- nual Sfaff. DALE TURNER Dale did you Ihrow my books on fhe floor? Foofball I: Baskefball I, 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Hi-Y Baskefball 3, 4: Chorus I, 2: Liferary 2: Band I: Annual Sfaff. ROBERT OHMAN He scores more ways Ihan one. Fofball I, 2, 3, 4: Baslrefball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Prom: Senior Play: Annual Sfaff. DONNA SIMLER She packs her froubles in a box. sifs on fhe lid and laughs. F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 3, 4: Band I, 2: Chorus I, 2: Liferary 2: Newspaper Sfaff: Office Sfaff 4: Senior Play: Annual Sfaff. GERALD VAN CAMP Big weekends, sleepy Mondays. Baske+baII I: Hi-Y 3, 4: Hi-Y Baskefball 4: Chorus I: Usher Senior Play: Annual Sfaff. 20 JAMES VAN CAMP Shall I go on or have I said enough. Hi-Y 3, 4: Hi-Y Officer 4: Band I, 2: High Schol Play I: Senior Play: Jr. Police I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus I, 2: Librarian 4: Prom Commif- fee: Edifor of Annual: Newspaper Sfaff. HELEN WITTENSOLDNER Her femper gefs her places. Senior Play: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Y- Teen 3, 4: Chorus I, 2: Office Sfaff 4: Newspaper Sfaff: Annual Sfaff. MARY YODER She goes righf when fhings go wrong. Scholarship 2, 3: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Speech Club 3, 4: Speech Liferary 3, 4: Senior Play Manager: Annual Sfaff. JAMES WEBSTER Shux, you have fo gef some fun ouf of life. Chorus I, 2: Hi-Y 3-4: Annual Sfaff: Usher Senior Play. TREVA WEINGART Peppy, laughing, full of fun - a beffer friend you'Il find in none. Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play: Jr. Police 3, 4: Y-Teen 4: Speech Club 3, 4: F.H.A. 2, 4: F.H.A. Officer 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Band Presidenf 4: Annual Sfaff. TALES OF TOMORROW There have been a lot of changes since the class of '53 has departed from MHS. We've seen very little of each other. But 'today is our class reunion, beginning with a big feed prepared by jerry Bowman, on vacation from his job as head chef at the Stork Club, under the watchful eye of jean Monter, one of the leading dieticians in the country. If you wish, I'll show you the celebreties as they enter. Better yet, we'll go down to the airport in one of Dale Turners SAFE-T-FIRST taxi cabs. Dale, as you all know, has .received many awards for his safe driving. Over there is the Majestic theater, owned and operated by Jim Webster, who employs 'several of our old classmates as usherette and salesgirl, namely Helen Wittensoldner and Mary Yoder. Rex Duff's academy award winning picture Went With the Breeze is still playing after eight weeks. Over there is the Friendly Finance Co. owned by Bob Ohman. His rates of interest are the lowes-t available. On small loans Qless than one dollarl the rate is five percent. Higher loans have slightly higher rates, f33Wj. There is the marines recruiting officer, Cap- tain John Machamer who served with the 5th Marines in Korea. Henry Sweitzer, the eminent nuclear physicist lives in fthat purple house with the pink roof. Some people think his ideas are a bit peculiar. Connie johnson, one of television's daffiest actresses since Our Miss Brooks lives next door to Mr. Sweitzer, We are going to lose our 'school bus driver Eloise Robinson who plans to get married next month. Bridesmaid is scheduled to be Delilah Frase, Nobel prize winner for her book Just Plain Margie. There is Sharon Greek's house. Sharon, as you know, will leave for Europe in a week 22 where the odds are heavy on her coping the Miss Universe title. Look at that cream col- ored Cadillac convertible! It must be Russell Bergert's, the personal secretary of Henry Ford III. With him is Charles Sketch Goldsmith, a cartoonist for one of New York City's lead- ing newspapers. He got his 'start drawing for the newspaper of MHS. The Ringling Brothers Circus is in town fea- turing Donna Simile.r in a death defying aerial act. Anyway, here's the airport which is owned by jerry Van Camp. That's one of TWA's new jet airliners designed by John Clapsaddle who says he has designed a rocket he will fly to the moon. Leaving the plane is ,lim Van Camp, warden of Ohio State Penitentiary. That's Calvin Green, Chief of Chaplains USNH, with him. Calvin got his start being the chaplain of the Hi-Y Club in 1953. Some of the class will get here only to leave on the next plane. Sally Draa, who -has the fema-le lead in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet leaves for Londo'n. Nancy Baum, America's answer to Vishinsky leaves for U. N. head- quarters in New York, she is t-he head repre- sentative for the U. S. Treva Weingart, the female version of Wal- ter Winchell leaves for New York with Nancy. Here comes Janet Hanlin, the opera star just back from a tour of Europe where she was ac- claimed in all the courts of the continent with ,loan Kritz, the most graceful since Gloria Grahame. Mrs. Ramser is leaving the rest home today. 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I, GERALD BOWMAN, do will and bequeath my position as Senior class president 'to Jim Gressinger. I, JOHN CLAPSADDLE, do will and bequeath my friendly ways to Earl Boyle. I, SALLY DRAA, do will and bequeath my lead in the Senior play to Mary Lou Runge. I, REX DUFF, do will and bequeath my temper to Bob Patton. I, DELILAH FRASE, do will and bequeath my mild manner to Eldred Carpenter. 1 , CHARLES GOLDSMITH, do will and bequeath my track ability to Delbert Turner. I, SHARON GREEK, do will and bequeath my position as head majorette to next year's 'head majorette. I, CALVIN GREEN, do will and bequeath my impish grin to Juanita Anstine. I , , JANET HAMLIN, do will and bequeath my discarded braces to anyone who talks with their teeth hanging out. I, JAMES HASTINGS, do will and bequeath my bashfulness to Bill Patton. I, CONNIE JOHNSON, do will and bequeath my place as head cheerleader to Wanda Middleton. I, JOAN KRITZ, do will and bequeath my typing speed to Helen Ott. I, JOHN MACHAMER, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with Mr- Shori to Jack Anderson. I, DONNA MONTER, do will and bequeath my distinct speaking voice to Barbara Bretz. I, RO-BERT OHMAN, do will and bequeath my athletic ability to Neal Franks. I, ELOISE ROBINSON, do will and bequeath my age to Sam Bacon. I, DONNA SIMLER, do will and bequeath my carefree disposition to Elsie Shonk. I, HENRY SWEITZER, do will and bequeath my ability to talk all the time to George Schwinn. I, DALE TURNER, do will and bequeath my ability 'to fix cars to David Krich- baum. I, JAMES VAN CAMP, do will and bequeath my big mouth to Bob Hoff. I, GERALD VAN CAMP, do will and bequeath my ability to drive a Buick to Mr. Carpenter. I, JAMES WEBSTER, do will and bequeath my silly giggle to Dale Vaughn. I, TREVA WEINGART, do will and bequeath my natural curly hair to Lois Yoho. I, HELEN WITTENSOLDN ER, do will and bequeath my warm winter coat to Mrs. Ramser. I, MARY YODER, do will and bequeath my long hair to Juanita Middleton. I, MRS. ELEANOR RAMSER, do will and bequeath good luck in being assigned an excellent Senior class to Mr. Kinsely. WE, THE SENIOR CLASS, do will and bequeath a clean and neat room to the coming Senior class. 24 POPULARITY POLL SCHOOL HIGH JUNIOR SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN Gressinger Jim L 0 O E I Louise Pe mi Bacon 'U O Z -0- vu 0 'U C 2 A. 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Georgia Gayle Jones Treasurer , ,,,,,, , , A Kay Vaughan C277 ESHMAN CLASS DIRECTOR Bob Hoff, Dana Duff, Janei' Chenevey, Harlan Bixler Presidenf ,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,...,......,...,..,,..AA.,,Y,,,,,,,, Dana Duff Vice Presideni ......... ,..,7..,.. J ane+ Chenevey Treasurer .,.,.rw,v.... .......,..,,...,,. B ob Hoff 4287 EIGHTH GRADE GLASS DIRECTORS Eugene Devies, Larry Umberger, Marifa Lepley, Joanne Weisel Joanne Weisel resigned as Treasurer and Margarel Sweilzer 'loolr her place. Presideni' , , ,E r,a, Larry Umberger Secrelary , , , Eugene Devies Treasurer E E , , , , ,ra,e Margaref Sweilzer SEVENTH GRADE CLASS DIRECTORS Mary Ansfine, Helen Szekely, Wendell Chain, Jane+ Sweifzer Presidenf ,, ,. ,a,, .a,a,, H elen SzelceIySecre+ary ,a,....,,,.r,,,a,av.w, ,a,,a,,e..,, W endell Chain Vice Presidenf E , Jane? Swei+zerTreasurer .,,,a, ,, ,a,,a,., ...,.,e..,e,, M ary Ansfine 29 30 JUNIOR CLASS FRONT ROW-Annabelle Bloss, Mary Prafher, Wanda Middlelon, Ann Ward, Marlha Moore, Norma Ma'Hern, Joy Firesione, Lois Yoho, Elsie Shonk. SECOND ROW-Mr. Knisley, Bill Pa++on, Dale Vaughn, Rober+ Robinson, Ronnie gank Camp, David Krichbaum, Helen OH, Verla Weisel, Barbara Breiz, Kaiie ze ey. THIRD ROW-Earl Boyle, George Schwinn, Sam Bacon, Tom Garman, Ronnie Sedoris, Jerry Monier, Sherry Harsh, Mary Lou Runge. FOURTH ROW-Jack Feeders, Neal Franks, Oliver Wilcoxen, Jim Gressinger, Bob PaHon. ISOPHOMORE CLASS FRONT ROW-Donna Rohrer, Georgia Jones, Iihaner Bacon, Leonna Saunier, Mar+ha Hall, Norma Hoff, Donna Heisler, Judy Wright Nala Van Camp. SECOND ROW-M55 Zurchgr, Jack Anderson, Lindsey Williams, Donald Umberger, Donald Baum, Louise PeH'inger, Joan Baum, Hazel OH, Donna Irvine, Rowena Ewell. -- THIRD ROW-Clifford Sweilzer, Dale Monigomery, Dave Davis, Eldred Carpenler, Harold Kuhn, Clayfon Crawl, Vincenl Michel, Jay Sweiher, Gary Weingari. FRESHMAN CLASS FRONT ROW-Janel' Rubrighl, Naomi Bacon, Rose Slusser, Jack Shanower, Rulh Shorb, Calherine Byler, Marlha WiH'mer, Dale Sfermer, Harlan Bixler, Bill Umberger. SECOND ROW: M Jack Garman, Donna Tope, Don Moffefi, PaH'y Boyle, Janel' Weasl, Richard Smilh, Rulh Schnase, Yvonne Wrighf, Ann Vickers, Janei Chenevey, Shirley Schafer, Shirley Werlenberger, Miss Young. I THIRD ROW-Tony Mansell, Joe Wiflensoldner, Tom Chain, Joe Berger, Delberl' Turner, Kenny Linerode, Dana Duff, Bob Hoff, Roger Shafer, Forresl' Gainer, Lee Schisler, Gerald Bixler. FOURTH ROW-Dick Reynolds, Corlin Shanower, Shirley Wilcoxen, Carol Wearsfler, Jauniia Ansiine, Twila Zumkehr, Allen Unger, Jack Ferrall, Jim Graham, Edward Brumbaugh, Donald Tope. 4317 32 EIGHTH GRADE FRONT ROW-Delores Sfusser, Janel' Fausnighi, Fannie Hershberger, Nina Faus- nigh+, Leonard Fausnighi, Larry Umberger, Clyde Saunier, Ralph Beebe, Elmer Wi'Hmer, Harold Hall. SECOND ROW-Mr. Shori, Alvin OH'o, Jerry Anderson, Glen Mounh, Roberl' Johnson, Kenneih Vaughan, Harry Wilcoxen, Abie Anderson, Gene Devies, Geraldine Schisler, Cecelia Lewis, Peggy BarreH, Dorofhy Krih. THIRD ROW-Joanne Weisel, MariI'a Lepley, Margie Schwinn, Peggy McGirr, Tommy Wymer, Billy Holmes, CIay'I'on Robinson, Carl Schmuclxer, Richard Ansline, Norma Choais, Juanila Middlefon, Margarei Pownell. FOURTH ROW-Faye Belker, BeHy Drayer, Donna Bergerf, Marlene Turner, Mary Ann Robson, Marilyn Fox, Margaref Sweiher, Jean Pownell. Wilma OH, Maxine Slusser, Janef Reynolds. ABSENT-Carol Johnson, JudyMorrison, Jackie S+one, Janei Su++er, Chris Troyer. SEVENTH GRADE FRONT ROW-Joyce Fox, RiI'a Fausnighf, Marcella Middlelon, David Owens, William Anderson, Noel Drayer, Roberl' Henson, William Beufler, Helen Ceriro, Sandra Wright SECOND ROW-M-5,I:l.agen,ySara Roudabush, Judi'I'h Vaughn, Wendell Chain, Larry Siauffer, Michael Bacon, Marjorie Orbo, Wade Reiboldi, Henry Ebben, Richard Peflinger, Maxine Culler, Joan Biery. THIRD ROW-Mariorie Culler, Helen Szelcely, Joy McGlone, Pairicia Sweiher, Tommy Johanning, Donald Sficlxler, James McCann, Daryl Williams, Mary Ansfine, Pafricia Haswell. FOURTH ROW-Louise Tarfmichael, Jeanne Sweiizer, Janei Sweiizer, Doris Monroe, Eva Mae O'Donohue, Hilda Schmuclrer, Jane Pownell. Be'H'y Zumlrehr. SIXTH GRADE FRONT ROW-Carol Siermer, Gary Sfauffer, Delberl Zumkehr, Paul Presion, Phyllis Couio, Pa'Hie Kuhn, Dianne Reynolds, Connie Givens, Larry Wrighf, Jan Lulxens. SECOND ROW- Timo+hy Edwards, Richard McGirr, Shirley S'I'icIrIer, Gerald Shroyer, Roberf Frase, Roy McGhee, Barbara Schaefer, Donald Werien- berger, Karen Zellers, Efhel Monroe, Sandra Muclcley. THIRD ROW-John Ellenberger, Wayne Snyder, Eugene Lashley, Pamela Schmidi, Glenna Valeniine, Carol Griffin, Sandra Smi+h, Gary Haines, Gordon Monroe. TOP ROW-Dale Lepley, Elmer Hershberger, William O'Donohue, Nadine George, Earol Ponfius, Miriam Reiboldf, Beffy Coblenh, Dwighf Ma'H'ern, Jake Hersh- erger. 1337 S! Xi u S S S E M Q5 S 'Q' K C345 FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE FRONT ROW-Blaine Wersller, Ray Ansline, William George, Darl Mosby, Jane Rubrighl, Carol Heisler, Hannah Bacon, Bonnie Lewis, LoreHa Duff, Donald Sweifzer, Ronald Moffefl. SECOND ROW-Mrs. Swanson, Loyal Wengerd, Sfanley Wilcoxen, Janice Bixler, Peggy Baum, Pafricia Schweizer, Grefchen Miller, John Lang, John McCallum, Allen Presfon, PaHy Ann Clarlr, James Orzo. THIRD ROW-Tom Bixler, Donald Clapsaddle, Danny Bibler, Joe Bahler, David gafrliclr, Barbara DeHarI, Linda Brumbaugh, MaH'ie Caple, Ronald Ebben, Shirley oo . FIFTH AND FOURTH GRADE FRONT ROW-David Valenline, Ronald Anderson, Linda Baum, Joyce Anderson, Mary Lou Biery, Anna Mae Shonlx, Pa'H'y Middlefon, Earl Beflxer, Richard Zumlrehr, Jimmy Evers, Donald Evers. SECOND ROW-Larry Miller, Michael Bahler, Timofhy Franks, James Franks, Magda- lene Bacon, Gary Berlin, John Sanfos, Ronald Aemersold, Larry Chain, Waller Moffaf, Joann Irvine, Valena Bibler. THIRD ROW-John McGirr, Ann Sullivan, Gary Johnson, John Van Camp, Grace Fausnighl, Janel' Diclr, Roberf O-I+, Belly DeHar'I, Mary Ellen Monfgomery, Roberf West FOURTH GRADE FRONT ROW-Dianne Heineman, Mary Coblenh, Carl Miclc, Judy Mounh, Sandra Kuhn, Timmy Moffeff, Judy Rubrighf, Doralee Lashley, Wayne Fausnighi, Barbara Miller. SECOND ROW-Linda Smi'Ih, Louise O'H'o, Barry Sedoris, Norma Snyder, Roberl' Muclzley, Carolyn Sfauffer, Don Haines, Jane Slu-sser, Ralph Bingham, THIRD ROW-Sandra Schweizer Jack Hilloclr, Wal-Ier Viclr, Ernes'I Wengerd, Eloise Kandel, Pary Robinson, Larry Sweilzer, Dorolhy Wi'H'mer, FOURTH ROW-Kafhie Zellars, SI'anley Monroe, Jimmy Johnson, Ronald Weisel, Marvin Ringer, Wayne Lepley, Sarah Hershberger. C357 THIRD GRADE FRONT ROW--Kafhleen Saunier, Marilyn Sfauffer, Ned Boofh, Nancy Wrighf, Karen Valenfine, Charleen Yafes, Gerfie Hershberger, Tommy R e y n o I d s. Jake Coblenfz, Pafricia Fauver. SECOND ROW-Dwighf Lashley, Daniel Bacon, Gary Sweifzer, Jimmy Culler, Donna Zumkehr, Paffy O'Donohue, Jimmy McCollum, Linda Orzo, Sandra Wymer, Linda Lepley. THIRD ROW--Eli Miller, Denver Wersfler, David Hall, Leroy Hershberger, Julie George, Linda Frederick, Donald Holmes, Pam Franks, Rudy Byler, Gary Edwards. FOURTH ROW-Raymond OH, Charles Rocco, Mahlon, Schmucker, Marvin Dukes, Richard Hickerson, Anfhony Johnson, Shreen Wilcoxen. SECOND GRADE FRONT ROW-Shirley Middlefon, Pafricia Wrighf, Harry Unger, Lee Lanzer, Jon Heineman, James Heineman, Sidney Lang, Roy Hershberger, Beffy Poffs, Forisf Pafrick, Jordan Rubrighf. SECOND ROW-Pafricia Slusser, Sandra Johnson, James Merinar, Evelyn Fox, William Van Camp, Beffy Miller, Edna Wengerd, Mickey Halfer, Twila Peffinger, Margene McBride, Bonnie Sweifzer. THIRD ROW--Mrs. Ma Sfufzman, Janef Freeders, Jack Heisler, Duane Edwards, Roberf Dukes, Rose ore an , James Griffin, Larry Schwinn, Eldon Reiboldf, Thomas Sweifzer, Helen Nichols. FOURTH ROW-Odessa Knighf, Charles Risher, Lillian Robinson, Linda Weisel, Arfhur Sullivan, Larry Edwards, Richard Johanning, Lawrence Wiffmer, Linda Griffin, Sandra Wise, Andrea Miller. SECOND AND HRST GRADE FRONT ROW--Larry Moreland,T erry Schwinn, Walfer Shreiner, Alberf Machamer, Ronald Kuhn Edward Sfauffer, Tommy Ponfius, Roberf Lukens, Tommy Baum. SECOND ROW-LRoberf Devies, Charlie Moreland, Arfhur Dukes, Edward Alford Larry Blasiman, Gary Blasiman, Pafsy Clapsaddle, Pafricia Cook, Jerry Ed- wards, Lawrence Wrighf, Mrs. Rohrer. THIRD ROW-Linda McGraw mifh, Rickie Fausnighf, Donavan Fausnighf Donald Hall, Roger Ansfine, Rifa Fausnighf, Karen Shoemaker. C373 FIRST GRADE FRONT ROW-Allen Hasfings, Noah Coblenfz, Vicfor Vickers, Billy Gruber, Jeffrey Brown, Ganelle Owens, Leora Hershberger, Carla Bahler, Foresf Carier, Connie Frase. SECOND ROW-Linda Pahrosky, Barbara Vick, Diana Schweizer, Ray Wengerd, Gerfrude Miller, Cindy Schweizer, Ronald Rocco, Billy Disman, Billy Risher, Bobby Nichols THIRD ROW-Sharyn Sweifzer, Karen Schmidf, Barbara Johnson, Freddy George. lrllflarikay Hagan, Anna S+oll, Paul Vadasz, Norman Dukes, Dale Carpenfer, Ron orfon. FOURTH ROW-EvereH Norfon, Jimmy McGirr, LeEllen Frederick, Keifh Zellers, Delberf Fawver, Jimmy Koons. ABSENT-Kenneih Saunier. C389 INTRODUCTION T0 ACTIVITIES ff fl f I . KR N YY ef I 54 ll, L, , , . f mf I C395 ,.....f I 40 Y-TEEN CLUB FRONT ROW-Ann Ward, Elsie Shonlt, Nancy Baum, Eloise Robinson, Donna Monter, Helen Ott, Norma Mattern. SECOND ROW-Mrs. Ramser, Annabelle Bloss, Bar- bara Bretz, Treva Weingart, Helen Wittensoldner, Martha Moore, Lois Yoho, Joy Firestone. THIRD ROW-Wanda Middleton, Joan Kritz, Connie Johnson, Donna Simler, Katie Szelrely. FOURTH ROW-Delilah Frase, Janet Hamlin, Mary Prother, Sherry Harsh, Mary Lou Runge, Sally Draa, Sharon Greek. The club of the Y-Teens met on the second Wednesday of each month with Mrs. Ramser as their advisor. The girls held a formal candle light service and their mothers were invited. Another project was carried out for the school and they later sponsored the program at Christmas. They also gave a party for the Hi-Y Club. They chose the following officers to lead the club in their activities: President, janet Hamlin, Vice President, Delilah Frase, Secretary, Connie Johnson, Treasurer, Sharon Greek, Program Chairman, Sally Draa, Refreshment Chairman, Mary HI-Y CLUB FRONT ROW-Earl Boyle, NealFranks, Bob Patton, Ronald Van Camp, Russell Ber- gert, Dale Vaughn, David Krichbaum, John Clapsaddle, Jerry Van Camp. SECOND ROW-Mr. Hazen, Sam Bacon, Ronald Sedoris, James Hastings, James Van Camp, Jim Gressinger, Oliver Wilcoxen, Jerry Monter, Charles Goldsmith. THIRD ROW- Bill Patton, George Schwinn, John Machamer, Jerry Bowman, Rex Dutt, Robert Robinson, Jaclc Freeders. FOURTH ROW-Calvin Green, James Webster, Tom German, Henry Sweitzer, Bob Ohman, Dale Turner. Lou Runge. The Hi-Y Club started out on a very fine year under the guidance of Mr. Hazen and the following officers: President, jerry Bowman, Vice President, James Van Camp, Secretary, james Gressingerg Treasurer, Robert Patton, Chaplain, Calvin Green, and Sergeant-at-Arms, Dale Vaughn. The Club affiliated with national, state and county Y.M.C.A. and received benefits from its membership. The club 'sold T-shirts as a means of raising money which was desperately needed. They also organized a basketball team and played other Hi-Y Club teams in the county during the season. Bob Orhman was elected the captain of the team. HOME EC.CLUB FRONT ROW-Catherine Byler, Treva Weingart, Ann Ward, Sharon Greelt, Anna- belle Bloss, Delilah Frase, Janet Hamlin, Connie Johnson, Sally Draa, lthaner Bacon, Eloise Robinson. SECOND ROW-Miss Young, Donna Heisler, Leanna Saunier, Nola Mae Van Camp, Martha Moore, Norma Mattern, Lois Yoho, Joy Firestone, Elsie Shonlr, Shirley Wertenberger, Janet Rubright, Shirley Schaefer, Ruth Shorb, Martha Wittmer. THIRD ROW-Juanita Anstine, Donna Tope, Shirley Wilcoxen, Donna Irvine, Ruth Schnase, Rowena Ewell, Yvonne Wright, Donna Monter, Nancy Baum, Norma Hott, Ann Vickers, Mary Prather, Wanda Middleton, Judy Wright. FOURTH ROW-Twila Zumltehr, Helen Ott, Donna Simler, Helen Wittensoldner, Joanne Kritz. Sherry Harsh, Mary Lou Runge, Louise Pettinger, Kate Szeltely, Hazel Ott, Barbara Britr, Joan Baum. On the first and third Wednesdays ofleve-ry n1Qnth,,,the,.Fa.wunewIfIomrgmakers of America met with Miss Young during activi-ty period. Their club mothers 'for the year were: Mrs. Hamlin and Mrs. Greek. The girls chose the following officers: President, Connie johnson, Vice President, janet Hamlin, Secretary, Delilah Frase, Treasurer, Sharon Greek, P.rogram Chairman, Sally Draa, Refreshment Chairman, Annabell Blossg Historian, Treva Weingartg Social Chairman, Ithaner Bacon. We are proud of Sally Draa who is the state president of the Future Homemakers of America and Janet Hamlin who is the county treasurer. Miss Young is also a county officer. C417 SPEECH HONORS FRONT ROW: Barbara Bre+z, Ann Vickers, Mary Yoder, PaH'y Boyle. BACK ROW: Treva Weingarr, Paul Biery, Neal Franks, Kay Vaughn, Louise Peffinger, Mr. Mallernee ABSENT: Eldred Carpenler. Neal Franks and Eldred Carpenter were the negative team for debate and the affirmative team was Mary Yoder for the '53 season. Paul Biery won in the township and placed 'second in the county with his Prince of Peace declamation. Mary Yoder's TB essay won second place in the county and her poetry reading won first. She went to Columbus in April to compete in the finals for poetry reading. We feel that our speech club had a very successful year and all who took part enjoyed their work. Keep up the good work. C422 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY M.,-.........i.. FRONT HOW: Jim Has+ings, Joan Kriiz, Ann Warcl, Annabelle Bloss, Neal Franks, David Kriclwbaum. SECOND ROW: Mr. McGlone, Jane'I' Hamlin, Sharon Greek, Jerry Bowman, Sally Draa, Mary Yoder. SENIO HONORS 'G' FRONT ROW-Mary Yoder, Valedidoriang Joan Kri+z, Fiffh Honor, Jane'r Hamlin, Salufaforian. SECOND ROW-Jim Hasfings, Third Honor, Henry Swei'I'zer, Sixlh Honor, Jerry Bowman, Four+l1 Honor. C435 SPEECH CLUB FRONT ROW-Patty Boyle, Ann Vickers, Barbara Bretz, Sally Draa, Marita Lepley, Mary Yoder, Treva Weingart,Mary Lou Runge. SECOND ROW-Mr. Mallernee, Bill Umberger, Tony Mansell, Jack Ferrall, Eldred Carpenter, Sam Bacon, Neal Franks, Paul Biery, Jim Van Camp, Louise Pettinger. The Speech Club started off on the right foot this year with Mr. Mallernee as 'their sponsor. Officers elected were: Neal Franks, as the Presidentg Sam Bacon, Vice President, and Sally Draa, Secretary. ' ' The club -had a bowling party the first semester which was enjoyed by all those who attended. During the year most of the club members took part in -some speech activity. We feel that the Club had a very enjoyable year. LIBRJARIANSB FRONT ROW-Rose Slusser, Naomi Bacon, Nola Mae Van Camp, A'nn Ward, Martha Hall. SECOND ROW-Mrs. Ramser, Janet Hamlin, James Van Camp, Marita Lepley, Mary Prather. . The librarians, under the guidance of Mrs. Ramser was in full control of the library and its operations. We would like to thank all those who worked on this project and made it a success. JUNIOR POLICE FRONT ROW-Edward Brumbaugh, Kenneth Vaughn, Peggy McGirr, Donna Rohrer, Patty Boyle, Norma Hutt, Margie Schwinn, Clyde Saunier, Mary Montgomery. SECOND ROW-Mr. McGlone, Jack Ferrall, Treva Weingart, Vincent. Michel, James Van Camp, Eldred Carpenter, Russell Bergert, Barbara Bretz, Sharon Greek. The Junior Police at the start of the school year elected Sharon Greek as their captain and James Van Camp as the co-captain. The work of the Junior Police is to enforce the laws of the school and to maintain safety. We would like to con- gratulate them on the fine work they have done this year. C457 NEWSPAPER STAFF The newspaper staff under the guidance of Miss Young published the Broad- caster' once every six weeks period. The second year typing class composed the Broadcaster,' with Janet Hamlin as editor. Others who worked on the paper are: Sally Draa, class reports, janet Hamlin. editor, Joanne Kritz, senior si.houettes and business manager, Sharon Greek, club news, James Van Camp, feature, Miss Young, sponsor, Jean Monter, songshopg Delilah Frase music, Charles Goldsmith artist: Constance Johnson, sports, Helen Wittensoldner, class reportsg and Eloise Robinson, roving reporter. 0FFlcE STAFF A F At the beginning of the year Mr. McGlone picked ten people to help him in the office. They are+SEATED: Helen Wittensolder and Mr. McGlone. STANDING: Tony Mansell, jerry Bowman, Helen Ott, Verla Weisel, Mary Lou Runge, Treva Weingart, Carol Wearstler, Joanne Kritz and Eloise Robinson. Their job helps the school and also gives them experience in secretarial work which some may do as work in their future life. There is one person in the office each period of the day to answer the phone and do other work. C469 PROM QUEEN C485 49 SENIOR CLASS PLAY oun Miss anooics FACULTY Miss Brooks ..........,,,,,...........,.,,,,.......... Sally Draa Mr. Wadswor+h ..,........ ......... J im Van Camp Mr. Hugo Longacre ,,..,.. ,Y,,,,,,. H enry Sweiher Miss Finch ..,................ ......,.,,.... J oan Krih Miss Auclibon ....... ,.,..... T reva Weingarl' Mrs. Allen ......... .....,.,...............,.... D onna Simler STUDENTS Ted ...,,... .........,...,...........,.. J erry Bowman Jane ...,.....................,.. Nancy Baum Rhonda ...... ......... H elen Wiiensoldner Marge .......... Sharon Greek Elsie .V.. ...... C onnie Johnson Elaine . ....,....., Janel' Hamlin Failh .vV.,r,.,. .............,. D elilah Frase Stanley ...,,.. ,.,.......,,. J ohn Clapsaddle Mariin ........... ...........,...,....,.... J ames Hasiings Promplers ,...............,....... Bob Ohman, Rex Duff S'l'age Managers, Calvin Green, John Machamer Business Manager .o,.o......a.,a............. Mary Yoder Ushers-Jim Websier, Bob Pa'H'on, Jim Gres- singer, Ann Ward, Annabelle Bloss. SENIOR POPULARITY POLL Janef Hamlin Donna Similer Delilah Frase Janel Hamlin Sharon Greek Connie Johnson Treva Weingari Eloise Robinson Nancy Baum Janei Hamlin Sally Draa Jane? Hamlin Jane'I' Hamlin Sharon Greek Sally Draa Sally Draa Janel Hamlin Friendliesi Biggesl Bluffer Besi Dancer Besl Dressed Bes'I' Looking Besl Personalify Mosl' A'lhle'l'ic Mosl Bashful Mos? Carefree Mosl' Dignified Mosi lnquisiiive Mos+ lnfelligenl' Mosl' Musical Mosl' Popular Mosf Talkafive Mosl' Versalile Mosl Likely To Succeed C515 Jerry Bowman Dale Turner Jerry Bowman Charlie Goldsmifh Bob Ohman Jerry Bowman Bob Ohman John Machamer Dale Turner Jim Van Camp Henry Sweiher Jerry Bowman Calvin Green Bob Ohman Jim Van Camp Jerry Bowman Jerry Bowman 2 INTRODUCTION T0 MUSIC I IVL.. , ' - ,A -wx, ,.-, I f-I ,': ff 'k4: I ww W I 4 I I THE BAND FRONT ROW-Joyce Fox, Paul Presfon, Sanclra Muckley, Sally Rouclabush, Mary Ellen Mon+gomery, Nina Fausnighi, Joan Biery, Jay McGlone, Mary Ansiine, Kennerh Vaughan. SECOND ROW-Mr. Carpenier, Louise Pefringer, Janei Reynolcls, Joe Bahler, Peggy Barre'H, Shirley Werfenberger, Marilyn Fox, Margaref Sweiher, Marlene Turner, Mary Ann Robson, Jay Firesrone, Rose Slusser, Donna Heisler, Donna Irvine. THIRD ROW-Treva Weingari, PaHy Boyle, Ann Vickers, Jack Shanower, Leanna Sauniers, Tommy Johanning, Shirley Schaefer, Peggy McGirr, Janel Weasl, Donna Tope, Juanifa Ansiine, Wade Riebold. FOURTH ROW-Paul Biery, Neal Franks, Georgia Gayle Jones, Donna Rohrer, Sharon Greek, Kale Szekely, Annabelle Bloss, Carol Wearsiler, Daryl Williams. C549 gg SCHOOL CHORUS g FRONT ROW-Wanda Middlefon, Ann Ward, Nancy Baum, Shirley Schaefer, Yvonne Wright Donna Heisler, Judy Wrigh+, Ann Vickers, Joy Fires+one, Naomi Bacon, Janef Chenevey. SECOND ROW-Mr. Carpen+er, Ronny Umberger, Mary Lou Runge, Georgia Jones, Leanna Sauniers, Hhaner Bacon, Janei Hamlin, Delilah Frase, Sallv Draa, Barbara Brefz, Janei' Weas'I', Lois Yoho, Marfha Moore, Norma Hoff, Rufh Schnase, Donna Monfer, Mary Prafher, Connie Johnson, Treva Weingari. THIRD ROW-Donald Tope, Jack Garman, Kay Vaughn, Thomas Chain, Vincenl Michel, Clayfon Crowl, Tom Garman, Eldred Carpenier, Gary Weingar+, Dale Mon+gomery, Clifford Swei+zer, Paul Biery, Jack Ferrall. FOURTH ROW-Carol Wears+ler, Donna Tope, Juanifa Ansfine, Joan Baum. C559 INTRODUCTION TO SPORTS C565 FOOTBALL VARSITY -Q. ' L57J X 1 N ff ' Sw 15 L Hz ., 1 af Q A - 'Qi' SS, if if xrf gi X . 553 . fb fl E , guy, feed-f 1' Q 3 BSE? 2 f is ,Q K.. SQ' S X5 S kr Y Sf t 1 1311! nfl S ig . S Q X 5 s 1 .X'Q E fu an 6 .:: .2 2 'O- C KD U C Green, Vi VIT1 To O vi ': o -o CJ g an 2 'U C O az C CD X ef' Ollv E 'U E .C O .Q o I gf! E -- :ci fu 5 E Oo mr- irc' Q33 -:D 7141! 25 .EQ c xc- 0 c OE -En. .Q C3 o -can o - fu: o.: US' .-m .EP 'Ei' fC 'UQ Q - of Um -E I- 'Um N4- FC: 'UO 3 W2 F2 c ,DO I.- .E fro OE. gm :nO THE MAJORETTES Georgia Jones, Donna Roihrer, Sharon Greek, Annabelle Bloss, Katie Szekely. Sept I3 SepI'. I9 Sep'I'. 26 Oct. 3 Oc'I'. I0 Jackson ......... ,,v.. Eas+ Canton UnlonI'own .,,.. ,..,.. Waynesburg Green'I'own M.H.S. Oct I8 6 HarI'viIIe ..... Oct 25 20 BrewsI'er .....,. Nov. I 46 'Easi' SparI'a .,.,.... 'League Won 3, Losi' 4, Tied I. The Marlboro Dukes placed second in the league this year with a 3-1-1 .record. The outstanding game of the year was Mar1boro's defeat of Waynesburg, breaking 'their record of 22 straight games won by Waynesburg. We wish to give our congratulations to the M.H.S. team members who were elected to the All-County Football Team: Henry Sweitzer, L.T.g Jerry Bowman. R.E.g and Oliver Wilcoxen, L.H., who was also the leading scorer in the county. C585 g FOOTBALL SQUAD FRONT ROW-Harlan Bixler, Manager: Bill PaHon, Oliver Wilcoxen, Dale Moni- gomery, Ronnie Umberger, Clifford Sweilzer, Tom Garman, Dana Duff, Bob PaHon, Bill Umberger, Manager. SECOND ROW-Gordon Knisley, Coach, Dave Davis, Manager: Ronald Sedoris, Dale Vaughn, Bob Ohman, Kay Vaughn, Sam Bacon, Calvin Green, Jim Has+ings, George Schwinn, Delberr Turner, Jim Gressinger, Paul Biery, Manager. THIRD ROW-Jack Garman, John Clapsaddle, Jerry Mon+er, Kenny Linerode, Eldred Carpenfer, Vincenl Michel, Henry Sweiizer, Jerry Bowman, Gary Weingart CHEERLEADERS KNEELING - Connie Johnson, Senior Joan Baum, Sophomore. Naomi Bacon, Freshman Wanda Middleion, Junior C595 Holvlscolvlma QUEEN Q 'The student body ekwwed Barbara Bretz as fhnneconung Q2ueen of the 1952 football season. The festivities started as the Dukes entertained East Sparta in the annuallunncconung dasdc and canu-through wdth a 46-13 vhtory. Befon: the game fthe Queen and her court were driven on the field and escorted to their seats by their football player escorts. The Queen's escort was Dale Vaughn. The court and their escorts were: Honorary Queen, Sharon Greek, escort Bob Ohrnang Senior Attendant, Janet Hamlin, escoit Jerry Bowmang Junior Attendant, Anna- belle Bloss, escort Sam Bacon, Sophomore Attendant, Ithaner Bacon, escort Cliff Sweitzerg Freshman Attendant, Juanita Anstine, escort Dana Duff. After the toss of the coin the Q2ueen presented the footballto the Sparta captain. On the evening of November 1, the traditional dance was held in Kthe new gym. The Queen and her court were escorted in by their respective escorts with ,Ieff Brown as crownbearer. Miss Bretz was crowned by the honorary queen with a crown of white mums. Many alumni were present and dancing was enjoyed by all from 8:30 to 12:00 to the music of San Ford's orchestra. C623 VARSITY BASKETBALL lr... . 1 l FRONT ROW: Kay Vaughen, Russell Berget, Bill Patton, Bob Patton, Jim Gressinger. SECOND ROW: Coach Gorden Knisley, Dale Montgomery, George Schwin, Charles Goldsmith, Bob Ohman, Jerry Bowman, Managers Neal Franks and Clifford Sweitzer. The Dukes although the shortest team in the county, came through with five wins and ten losses for the season. The highlight of the season was Marlboro's 49-44 tournament win over Hartville. Good luck to next year's team. 'Marlboro ssss,s.s,,s. 49 Brewster ,... 'Marlboro ssv.......,s 37 Beach City ,.s.ss Marlboro ,...s.,..., 47 Hartville ..,..,.. ,..r..... ' Marlboro ,.......ra,. 4l Uniontown ........ Marlboro.. ss.,...,, 30 Alumni ..,..,..s, .......,s 2 3 'Marlboro .....,,..... Navarre ..,....,.. .C 'Marlboro .,,,...,,s,, 57 Magnolia .s,,.. .......a, ' Marlboro ,,,,,,,,,,-, Waynesburg .r,,,. 'Marlboroa .....s.., 48 East Canton 'Marlboro Greentown lO. T Marlboro .,.......... 32 Randolph ........... Won 5 -' League won 3 'Marlboro 38 East Sparta .s,,.. TOURNAMENT 'Marlboro ....,s.,.... Hartville .,,,..,... 'M lb ............ J li -..-..--------- mr-fggofo saassaassas- gg gem -s--.-asss sasassaas - Mihbili essrlsesrras Jililnbfanch ..aa. ar oro ............ a vie ........,......,.... - Ib -4--A--AA.V- C .FH A---- Marlboro .,........., 36 Canal rumen Ma' 0 an' U on Marlboro ,,,.......,. 39 Rootstown .V,..A...,,..... Lost l2 - l-669'-le l-05+ I0 RESERVE BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Bill Umberger, Harlen Bixler, Jack Anderson, Joe Baum, Tony Mansell. SECOND ROW: Coach Gorden Knisley, Gary Weingarf, Dana Duff, Bob Hoff, Clyde Wise, Managers Dave Davis and Jack Garmen. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL f ? FIRST ROW: B. Biller, K. Vaughen, H. Hall, L. Umberger, B. Anderson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mallernee, Manager J. Anderson, S. Revies, H. Wilcoxen, A. Anderson, C. Sauniers. C643 TRACK FIRST ROW: H. Bixler, J. Shanower, P. Biery, T. Mansell, J. Garman, D. Reynolds C. Wise, D. Krickbaum. SECOND ROW: Coach G. Knisley, H. Sweiizer, G. Wein: garf, C. Sweiizer, N. Franks, B. Huff, J. Sweifzer, S. Bacon, O. Wilcoxen. THIRD ROW: D. Monfgomery, J. Bowman, B. Ohman, D. Duff, C. Goldsmiih, T. Garman, E. Boyle, G. Schwinn, J. Hasfings, V. Michael. BASEBALL FIRST ROW: B. Umberger, H. Bixler, D. Sfermer, J. Shanower, L. Williams, J. An- derson, J. Baum, D. Krichbaum. SECOND ROW: Coach Gorclen Knisley, J. Gres- singer, R. Paffon, K. Vaughan, T. Mansell, C. Wise, D. Davis, B. Hoff, O. Wilcoxen, W. PaHon. THIRD ROW: D. Monigomery, J. Bowman, B. Ohman, D. Duff, C. Gold- smilh, J. Hasfings, G. Schwin, S. Bacon, R. Secloris. C655 CHEERLEADERS Naomi Bacon, Fr.: Wanda Micldleion, Jr.: Joan Baum, Soph.g Connie Johnson, Sr BUS DRIVERS Mr. Miller, Mr. Devies, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Greek, Mr. Fox C665 COUKS Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Sweifzer, Mrs. Fires+one CUSTUDIAN CUSTODIAN - Gus Albrich C675 Rex Duff ,,,.,,V,A Bob Ohman ....AA7,. Jean Monler ..,,.,. Sally Draa .,..,,. Delilah Frase ,...., Sharon Greek ,,.... Donna Similer .......,. John Machamer .,,.. Jerry Bowman ........ Jim Van Camp ....... Janel' Hamlin ...... Eloise Robinson ,..... Mary Yoder ,....... Jim Haslings ...a, Henry Sweilzer .,...., Jerry Van Camp Treva Weingar+ ............ Charles Goldsmifh ........ THE ROLL CALL sleepiesf lardiesl' happiesl sporliesi' blondes? culesi giggliesl' shyesl' smarlesl' loudesl' nicesl smallesi brainiesi' cleveresl 'lallesl' waviesi lhairl sinceresl neafesi' Joan Knh ,.,..v,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ..,....... lo usieS'l' Helen Wiflensoldner ,,,,,,,, .,.,.... I okingesl' John Clapsaddle ,,,,,,..,4, ...,,. c ra1ieS'l Russell Bergerf A,,,,,,,,, ...,. s hor'les'l' Connie Johnson ,v,,. ,,,,,,.. s weelesi' Dale Turner ,,,,,MA4, ,,,,,,,, c arefreesl Jim Websler ,,,a,,, ,,.,w.. s ludyinqeSf Calvin Green ,,.,, ------,vvv--V---- 7Y,-.-- --,-,--,,,4,,.---A.--..-,,,.--- ,,,,,,,,,,, o l l ies'l' Nancy Baum ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,Vw,A,,,,,Ae,,e,,,-..-,--,,-.,.,--,--.-,--,-A4,.,.,,,,,,..,-,,.,,--,, ,,,,,, ll I irlingesi' CAN YOU IMAGINE Joan Kri+z ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,e.4,,,,,,,,,.,,,,-,--AA,,,. ,,-,,,, a 5 a Iii-He shed blend with blue eyes Jim Van Camp ,,,,,, ,.,,-.,..,..,-,-..,.,..,,,,v,v.,,, n 0+ arguing wilh Sally Draa Louise Peffinger ,,,,,,,, N,,,-,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. w i-H1 a grouchy disposilion Mrs. Ramser .a,....,.......... ,,,,,, n ol ge++ing info h-ouble because of 'rhe Seniors Donna Simler ,7,,,,,,,,,,,7,,,,,,,,,7 ,AAe,A,qw-,--------Q------------,-,,----,-,--------- a 1-ighf rgpe walker JGFTY BOWH1-in .....-.................... ....,.... d ark complecled, brown eyes and a brunei' M5l'lb0f'0'S baskelball leam ..,.,aa, ....,.,..................... w ilh no player under 6 fool MGFY Y00lel' ------.--..................... ..............................,.......,.,.. a nighl' club singer -lid! German ....... ...... n ol sounding like a chicken when he laughs MF- Slwfl -----e---,-,,.-V. .,.....,V..,v...,.,.....,...............,., e aling mayonnaise The JUnl0F' 9ll'lS -,-.-. ....,Y,.........J...............,............. n ol squabbling The Senior boys ...... Dale Turner ,v,,,,,,,,,,, Juanila Ansline . Eldred Carpenler Mrs. Ramser ,.,,,,,,,,., Mr. McGlone ...... Sam Bacon ..,...... Miss Young ,,...,,. Corky Shanower ......... Jim Websfer ,.,........ playing old maid or checkers singing wil'h +he Me'l'ropoli'l'an Opera as a baggy disc-iockey modeling men's clolhes being able 'lo fell lhe PaH'ons aparl' wearing levis nol reading weslerns chewing bubble gum being a courleous and careful driver noi' liking lo hunl and fish C687 THE MARGH 0F TIME SEPTEMBER 2-On account of bad weather the band didn't play at the fair. 3-Well, it is time to settle down from our summer vacation. First day of school. 5-juniors started selling candy. 5-A swell performance was put on by the band at the fair. 6-The football once again was in the air. Marlboro versus Brewster at the Prevue. Marlboro comes out on top 6-0. 10-The sun was shining bright and all those reflections you see are coming from the Sen- ior rings which they received today. 11--Booster Club held their first meeting of the year. 12-Naomi Bacon was picked Freshman cheer- leader. 13-We played our first football game of the season with Jackson. We lost 45-0. 16--Bus drivers and faculty had a picnic. 19-We lost 14-0 to East Canto'n. 23--To make sure everyone is in good health we were all given TB X-rays. 23-The juniors are proud of their new jackets which they received -today. 23-The Sophomores officially initiated the Freshmen. 25--Free day for the Seniors. They were given a whole day to get ads for the annual. 26-Marlboro went to Greentown for this foot- ball game and came home with a 7-7 tie. '27-Seniors decided it was time -to start mak- ing money, so they had a scrap drive. 29-Tryouts for Senior play. 29-30-Seniors all posed pretty for their indi- vidual pictures. 31--School individual pictures taken and also the pictures for the annual. Watch the OCTOBER 3-We played last year's champions in foot- ball, Waynesburg, and we beat them 14-7. 9-Booster Club meeting. 9-The high school picked our homecoming queen. Barbara Bretz was chosen. Each class then picked their attendants. They are as follows: Freshman, Juanita Anstineg Sopho- more, Ithaner Bacong junior, Annabelle Blossg Senior, janet Hamling Honorary Queen, Sharon Greek. 10-Stark County Teachers' meeting and therefore there was no school. 10-Played Green-town and lost 13-7. Bilge played our rivals, Hartville, and lost 20-The Seniors received their proofs. 20-Ford's Circus entertained the students birdie. C695 at assembly today. 21-F.H.A. County meeting held here in gym. 21-Band went down to see a Band Concert at North Canton. 25-We played Brewster and won 20-13. 27-Our ears were tested today to make sure we could hear our assignments okay. 27-The Seniors put their orders in for their pictures. 29-We all got out and registered to vote. 30-The grades had a swell time at their Hal- loween party. 31-Another free day of school on account of Halloween. NOVEMBER 1-We played our homecoming game with East Sparta. We won 46-13. A dance was held in the evening in the new gym. The Alumni was invited to this dance. Music was provided by Sam Ford's orchestra. 3-We all went out to start selling all the magazines we could because the magazine campaign started. 4-We held a presidential election and it seems as -though Eisenhower won out. 5-Dress rehearsal for the Senior play. 7-Today in assembly the Seniors put on a few skits of their play, Our Miss Brooks. 8-This evening was a big event for the Sen- iors. After long hard practices, the stars of Marlboro finally were ready to put on their play, Our Miss Brooks. It sure made a hit with the public. 10-17-American Education Week. We had a speaker in assembly who was Jack Thorpe. He spoke about What Education Should Contain. 11?-Np' school today because of Armistice Day. ea.. 11-At Booster Club tonight they had a panel discussion on What is right about -the American system of training its youth. 12-McCreary and Main entertained us in as- sembly. 18-The Freshman class had a dance for the school. 19-Mercy Hospital patients had visitors to- day. The Home Ec. girls went visiting. 21-We left the football season behind and entered basketball season. To start off we played Rootstown at home and lost 39-59. 24--Paul Biery won local Prince of Peace con- test. 24-We hono.red the football players by having a banquet in their honor. 25-YT-Teen initiated their new members by candlelight services. 26-The Hi-Y put on the Thanksgiving pro- gram. Rev. Carter spoke. 27-Eighth grade had their class party. They danced and played games. 27-28-Thanksgiving vacation. 28-We lost to Beach City 37-61. 29-Our next game we played at home and lost to Uniontown 41-63. DECEMBER 2-Dukes lost to Navarre 27-74. 3-Elementary Literary. 5-Dukes beat Brewster Rail.roaders 49-32. 6-Barber Shop Quartettes came from Can- ton to entertain the public. Sophomores held a bake sale afterwards. 11-Southland Singers entertained the student body. Everyone enjoyed them greatly. 11-Two exchange students gave interesting talks about foreign countries at Booster Club. 12--The students learned something about electricity from the program g'Hot Wires. 12--Waynesburg beat us 94-44 at home. 13-15-junior high basketball games. 16-Paul Biery placed second in Ca'nton in Prince of Peace contest. 16-The grades put on the Christmas program for the public. It was an operetta. 19-Y-Teen girls put on the Christmas pro- gram for the students. They sang carols and put on a short broadcasting program. An exchange of gifts followed. 19-Varsity beat Hartville, our rivals, 47-44. It was a swell Christmas present for our team. 20-The Juniors sponsored the Christmas dance. Everyone had a swell time. 20-We had two full weeks for our Christmas vacation. It started on the 19th, continuing through to the 5th of January. JANUARY 3-Our varsity played the Alumni and won 30-23. Everyone got to see their old friends. 5-Back to school after a swell Christmas vacation. 5-Mary Yoder placed second in the county on her TB essay. It was then sent on to Columbus. 8-Mr. R. A. Showalter told the members of the Booster Club of his interesting expe- riences in Alaska. 9-Dukes played their first overtime game of the season with Greentown. Greentown won 43-50. 10-Randolph 46, Marlboro 32 was the final score. 10-The Home Ec girls cooked a swell dinner for the members of the Farm Youth Council. It was held in the new building. 12-Junior High game. 16-East Sparta came here and we played our next game. East Sparta went home with a victory 38-70. 17-This time Hartville beat us 38-51. Well at least we are even now. Won 1, lost 1 with Hartville. 20-22-Fellows from Navy Rese.rve came to speak to ,Iunior and Senior boys. 23-We finally got out of our rut and beat Magnolia 57-54. 24-Another victory in our pocket. We beat East Canton 48-47. Close huh!! 26-Mary Yoder won a poetry reading contest at East Canton. 28-junior,High game. 30-Senior Scholarship team goes to Canton South to test their intelligence. 30-A Reverend from Evangelistic Mission came to speak to the students. 30-The eighth grade put on a safety prog.ram. 31-Dukes traveled to Middlebranch. Dukes lost 57-62. FEBRUARY 2-3-Farmers' Institute at school and grange. 6-Dukes, lost to Jackson 38-64. ' 7-Canal Fulton varsiety beat our varsity 49-66. . I . 8-Junior High game at North Nimishilla. 10-Ohio Employment test given to the Sen- iors. We had some pretty tedious things to do. 10-T he band sponsored the Sweetheart daI1CC- Sharon Greek was picked as queen. 11-More pictures taken for the a'nnual. 12-Tournaments begin -today. We played Jackson at the auditorium and lost 44-29. The fellows played a swell game. 13-After the loss to jackson it put us in the consolation bracket. We played Hartville andiwon a great victory 44-49. The team showed remarkable performance. 18-We went back to the auditorium to play Canal Fulton and lost 49-36. We are out of the tournament for this year. 20-Freshmen put on a very interesting pro- gram. It was about Patriotism. 25-Tournament for grades started today. 27-Operetta was presented tonight by the high school stars. It was a very interesting musical. MARCH 4-All the black and blue marks are from the skating party the Hi-Y held in Alliance for the high school. 6-Senior class bowling party. Oops the ball went in the gutter again. Held at Parkway Lanes. 7-Solo and ensemble held at Canton South. 12-Seniors' brains were tested again by the clerical -test that was given. 20-The teachers all resigned for a day and the Seniors took their place. It was Senior day and the Seniors had teaching experience for one day. 20-The Sophomores put on a very fine pro- gram. It was centered around the Sesqui- centennial. 27-The Speech Club put on a One-Act play entitled Happy journey. They put it on for a county contest. 31-Hi-Y and Y-Teen dance. We were getting in fine shape for Prom. APRIL 3-6-No school, Easter vacation. 10-Sophomores held a dance for the students. 17-Easter program was put on by Juniors. 18--The Home Ec. girls again cooked a dinner for the District Farm Youth. 24-Open house this year was centered around the Sesquicentennial. 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Main St. - Alliance, Ohio Fresh Baked Goods - Magazines Delicatessen Open 7 days a week STOP ISALY S LOUISVILLE Dougherty's for Diamonds DOUGHERTY'S IEWELRY Watches - Jewelry Camera Supplies 404 West Main Louisville, Ohio HARTVILLE APPLIANCE We sell the best - Service the rest Ranges - Refrigerators - Radio Television - Washers - Electrical Supplies 607 S Prospect Hartville, Ohio 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 AT 1 ' 1 1 o e I IN Li 3 Phone 590 1 3 . . 1 333353331315333353333 3 x 5 3 5 N 3 li. li lili1ilillili'l0'l3lf3i3 3-I-3-3-I-3 3-1'I-3-3-1-3-3-I-3-I-I-3'1-3-5 3 1-5-3-3-1-1 3 3 Compliments of FREDERICICS QUALITY PRODUCE Swamp Rd. Phone Hartville 656 SHAFFER'S DINER 48 E. Main Street Alliance, Ohio Magnavox Hot Point Philco 81 Zenith Television Pianos 8: Musical Instruments Appliances MAHANS Music Doris and Bud Martin Market House Phone 3216 International Harvester Farm Equipment SALES and SERVICE Arch's Implement 6- Supply Swamp Road Hartville, Ohio Phone 721 3 3 3-51X-I-X 3'3'Y-X-1'-3'3 1' 31313-H-3-X-313-X 3 3 3'5-H-H 3 5'5 1-3-3-l l-3''Y-l 5 1-3-3-5 Congratulations To The Class Of '53 B. L. BIXLER 5: SON VEGETABLE MARKET FRESH VEGETABLES DAILY You will always like our home grown Pascal Celery SWAMP ROAD HARTVILLE, OHIO l-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K K-K-K-l-K-K-W -K-l-l-K-K-K-K-l-l-K-K-l-K-K-K-l-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K MOHLER'S Super Service G. M. C. DEALERS KAISER and HENRY J. CARS General Repairing Greasing - Welding Hartville, Ohio The Open Door To Hospitality LEXINGTON HOTEL Dining At Its Best Phone 1-5316 405 E Mam Street All1nce Ohlo 1 I! . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -E I u u , 1 sl 1 1 1 1 Q Q K g-g,g-g-Q-Q-Q-Q-Q..Q-Q-Q-.g-Q-Q-Q-Q-Q-Q-l-L-Q-Q-Q-Q-3 -QQL ---Q- -Rn -nKnK-K- -4- K K Q Congratulations To The Class Oi '53 SWEITZER CHINA CO. -g.g.g.Q.Q.g.g..g..Q-g..g-Q.g.Q.g.g.g.g.g..L Q..Q..Q-Q.g-Q-Q..Q-Q-Q-Q-g.g..g-Q.g.Q..g-Q-Q-Q K R K Compliments of ALLIANCE SCRAP IRON 5: METAL CO. 144 E. Wayne Street Alliance, Ohio Buyers of Scrap Iron, Iron, Metals, Rags, Batteries, Paper, Magazines Junk and Wrecked Cars Phone Alliance 1-8234 Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. K 1 K- l- i- 1- 1x-1-1-1-Q-Q-s-Q-Q-Q-x-Q-1-Q-Q-Q-Q-Q-Q-hl-K--1-K-K-K-l-K K 1 4 H1113 Y-X13 X111X1X Y '- 1 X Y-l'l 3 l l l l'l'3 'H'1'1 3 3'3 l Y l'3 3 3'3'Y Y 3 3'l'Y 3 '3'U GROVE CONSTRUCTION Call 1-0912 For Free Estimate REMODELING AND SHINGLING NEW HOMES 2328 S. Freedom Alliance, Ohio x-x-s-x-x-x-m-m-x-u-x-1-x-x-x-x-'m-x-x-s-x-x-5-x-1-x-x-x-x-1-1-m-x-5-x-1-x-w-x-x-s-x-s-m-3-1-H-S Congratulations to the Class of '52 Phone 1-5391 436 E. Main St., Alliance Middlebranch Farmers Exchange Inc MFX exchange Feed Farm Supplies Coal Massey-Harris Fertilizer Farm Machinery Middlebranch Ohio Phone Canton 9-2555 THOMPSON MOTORS Lincoln and Mercury Sales Phone 1-9141 N. Arch and Patterson - Alliance, Ohio ALBERT HUFF MASONARY AND CARPENTERY Alliance Rt No. 2 - Phone Marlboro 3894 I' L L ' I ,- L 1 . L L L L L L L . L . 9 I I' L L I f' ..K-1-Q-Q..1.i..Q...i..Q...i...g..g.g..i..g-g.g-g-l-l-i-K-K-K-K-l-Q-K-K-K-K Congratulations to the Class of '53 KOBACKER'S Canton's Great Department Store 501 Market Ave. N. Compliments of KERMIT CHAPMAN and SONS Vegetable Growers Hartville, Ohio SOHIO SERVICE Phone 9104 - Hartville, Ohio ul .! .l 1 . .! .! .! 1 , .l , .! , , , , . V I Q-Q-1.x-Q. g-L-Q. -g.Q. - ..Q. -.g.. - .g..g. ..g.g. -Q.g.g..Q BETT'S HOME SUPPLY For The Best Buy Betts Phone 1-8654 606 E. Main Street Alliance, Ohio IORDAN DAIRY The Father and Sons' Store Home of Homemade Ice Cream and Donuts Sandwiches 10 E. Main Street Alliance, Ohio Compliments of TOM and HAROLD VICKERS Shooting Star Drive In Sunday Dinners Lunches - Candy - Tobacco-Ice Cream Confections - Gasoline 16 mile east of Marlboro - Route 619 7 W W 1 Q- -i- - -k- - b, Q,.g..g.g..g..g.. -g..g..g.g..g...g..q...g-Q-Q-K 1-3-3-I-3-3'1-3-3-3-3-5-3-1 'l-3-1-1-l l-3-3-3-1-3-3-3-3-I-3-1-l .r Congratulations to the Class of '53 HARTVILLE HEATING Furnace Installation and Repairing Spouting and Sheet Metal Work 141 Sunnyside Telephone 788 Chas Mori Compliments of ECONOMY FEED 6. ELEVATOR CO. Hartville, Ohio Phone 327 ' Compliments of REDDY S SERVICE STATION 621 N Market sr Canton ohio Phone 4 0613 .l - .! 1 i! . .l t 1 N! 1 1 1 . Q! . ' .! - - , .! 1 .l - 1 .l 11K1K1l1K1lI-ll-K1l1l1l1l1l1 -Q1Kllll1K1l1L1K1l1l1Ll-KQKSK-K-l-K'-KSK-lulhlvl-inkK-K-Xml-K-Ku!-K-l-l Compliments of EARL HILL Plumbing and Heating Experience for 30 years Hartville, Ohio KISS'S COUNTRY MARKET Frozen Food Lockers, Groceries, Custom Butchering, Home Dressed Meats R. D. No. 1 Atwater, Ohio Phone Atwater 7-2760 Compliments of Frank and Winifred Schrier WHITE BARN RESTAURANT SUFFIELD, omo GEORGE STARR Household Furnishings General Electric Appliances Phone 584 Louisville, Ohio ,- 3-1'Y-5 H-3-I 3-3-3-I-3-I-3-5'3-3-3-3-3-3-3-l 1-5 1-1'3-3-3-I-3 MARLBORO SERVICE STATION Your Dunlop Tire And Battery Dealer Gene Devies, Prop. C H E N E V E Y WELDING COMPANY Plumbing 6: Heating OIL FURNACES - PUMPS WATER HEATERS Marlboro 2841 Route 2 Alliance, Ohio L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L 'i I I Compliments of RADIO SERVICE CO. Corner Main and Union Alliance, Ohio Compliments of Union Avenue Glass C V. Bonfert 30 S. Union Ave Call Alliance 2298 Congratulations Seniors Your Dodge - Plymouth Dodge Truck Dealer SARCHIONE 6. SONS. Inc. 130 W. State St. - Alliance, Ohio Compliments of OLIVER KUHN Stark County Commissioner L L L L .L . 1 n O 1 ' L .L L .L .L L .L .L - - L-Q-Q-Q-1-Q-1-1-Q-L-Q-Q-Q-Q-Mx-n-n-x-x-1-I-Q-x-Q-x-x-n-I-s-n-x y 5 y1j-311-311131311311313113131315131313-1-nj-nx1j-i,1y-3111 PAUL HAIDET I. G. A. SUPER MARKET Lowest Prices Anywhere LOUISVILLE, OHIO l I I-HK-1KQK-IKill?KQKQKHl'-Q1K1K1l-lK-l-ll1K-lll-l-1f1l-415-KHK-K'-I- Compliments of Louisville, Ohio IOE KRESS GENERAL STORE HARRISBURG Phone 3920 Cougvatulations to the Class of '53 from MICHEL'S SHELL STATION Lubrication - Washing - Waxing Excellent Pool Room Phone Louisville 1212 ,, Rt. 62 - Harrisburg, Ohio .1 v -1 -1 2 s r A R MI L L s E FLOUR - FEED - GRINDING 5 Louisville, Ohio Phone 1 I l 0 4 W E S T M A I N 1 I . .I I .I I .I BORT'S DRUG STORE ,I Tires - Batteries - Accessories I .I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 688 I v 1-L-1.g.q..g.g.g.1.g.g.g..g.g..g..g.x-x-a-i-x-Q-Q-1-Q-Q-Q-Q-1-4-s-x y- -3- -3- -y-5 -3- -3-3- -3- -y- - -3-3-y-y-3-y-y-y-y-5-3-y-y Compliments of The Hartville Variety Store The little store that has everything almost G A I L S LADIES READY TO WEAR Phone 9223 353 E. Main St. Alliance Ohio SHAFFER'S AUTO SERVICE New Baltimore, Ohio Phone Marlboro 2862 Compliments of Alliance Typewriter Office Supply Phone 3193 41 S Arch Avenue Alliance Ohio BURNHAM S IEWELRY WATCHES DIAMONDS - JEWELRY The Cope Furniture Co Furniture Floor Coverings Interior Decorating By Invitation member of Grand Rapids Furniture Guild Open Tues. Thurs and Sat nights W State Street Alliance Ohio NOEL S Fountain Service - Cosmetics DRUGS - SANDWICHES UNIOWTOWIN OHIO I I I I . . . I I I I I 1 1 1 I 1 - - g- ' 6 I - I ' 1 1 1 ' L . , I I 1 I I ' ' I - ' I I 3 2020 S. Union - Alliance, Ohio I C O N F E C T I O N E R Y ' 1 1 I I . - . . 1 ' T I I s 4 Y 9 I. 1 1 I I I , . . L . . I . , E I. KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK 3-3-5-1-51-311-3-3-3-3-y-y-qty-S-3-X 'X 3 X'Y-Y 1 Y'5'Y T 3'l Y 3 Freshley Farm Equipment Co. Authorized Agency for International Harvester International Gehl Harvester New Idea Refrigeration New Holland Farm Machinery 227 E. Columbia Street Alliance, Ohio Phone 3255 3-3-5-3-3-3-X 5-3 3-S-3-3-3-3-3-3 3 3-'3'3'H Y' 3-3 i-3-l'1-3-X Congratulations to the Class of '53 C 1' t f JEAN EEocK, Inc. Omp men S 0 AlIiance's Ladies Ready-to-Wear Store L I V I N G S T O N 1 S Featuring Styles of today V Fu-rnlture Store with a touch of tomorrow at Budget prices 300 Market Ave N Canton Ohio Corner Main and Linden Alliance, Ohio , C0U1D1im6HfS Of We Grease To Please I' V' MACHAMER 6' SONS ' BERNER soH1o SERVICE Growers and Shippers of Fancy Vegetables Phone 9-7035 Middlebranch, Ohio R. D. 2, Hartville, Ohio i.1..g.1-i.g.1.g.Q. 1.1. L-1-Q. i.r.g. 1-1-K.. 1- - 1-K -l-l-i-l-l-Y-9-!-9 9-?-l-9-l-f'9 -3-3-3-3-3-3-3- -y- - - - - -3- -3- - - - -3 -y-3 -3-5 ' ' SHANE'S PHARMACY Jackson and McDonough Prescriptions - Sickroom Supplies Phone 9-9236 Greentown, Ohio MIGAL'S QUALITY MARKET FREE DELIVERY Mt. Union - 10 E. State Phone 3191 Alliance, Ohm TSCHABOLD MOTOR CO. Cadillac and Oldsmobile Sales and Service 906 S. Union Ave. Phone 1-9148 Alliance, Ohio I OHNSON CHEVROLET. Inc. Your Chevrolet Dealer Phone 511 - Night 783 Louisville, Ohio Q-1. -4. - - g. - - - ..c. - -g. .g. - -g.g...g.. -g. -g. -4.1 Mt. Union Sunoco Service Paul Millspaw 1804 S. Union Ave. - Alliance, Ohio Compliments of ONESTO 6. MILLER FLORISTS Canton Florists Association xxx- ,- , -- - - - Compliments of Wagner-Marsh Shoe Store Shoe World Of Fashions MILLER 6. COBLENTZ Hallmark cards for all occasions DoPont Paint - Novelties - Souvenirs Gift Items - Bibles - Religious Books Phone 701 139 S. Prospect - Hartville, Ohio - -Q- -k-i-k-L-Q-Q-Q-Q-g.g.g-L..q-g.g..c.Q-g.g.Q-Q-Q-Q.g-Q.g-c.g R A D O S Floorcovering 6. Bedding 540 E. Main You can always do better here on fioorcovering KARPER BROS GASOLINE - OIL - GREASE FURNACE OILS Pure Oil Distributors Alliance 7248 Canton 5-5873 Compliments of HEITSMAN MOTOR CO 1222 N. Union Ave. Phone 2102 Alliance, Ohio Compliments of IAKE REIBOLT Compliments of ROY POWELL Dealer in Insecticides and Fertilizer New Baltimore Ohio IOHN CHEEK S Men s Wear Mt Union Square Alliance Ohio Compliments of SINGER SEWING MACHINES Alliance Ohio SIVEY S GIFT SHOP IMPORTS CHINA CRYSTAL Phone 1-0454 24 W. State - Alliance Ohio Y- I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 E .. .. 1 ,' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 i 'i I 7 1 1 1 ,' 1 1 -! o,n 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 i I 1 -' 'y 1 1 1 113 Best Wishes from MELLO MILK PEP AND ENERGY North Cornton Domiries Inc. Phone 9345 Q Q Q..g.g.g..Q..g.Q..g-Q.g.g..g..g Q-L-Q-Q..g-g..g..1.g-Q.. -Q..Q-Q-L...Q..g.g..g.g.g-Q-Q-Q-K-K-K-L-K Q 1 Q Compliments of K O Z Y C O R N E R LUNCHES - SANDWICHES - MEALS Home Made Ice Cream - Candy - Cigarr - Cigarettes Gulf Gas - Oil - Accessories Corner Rt. 44 and Swamp Rd. I'I 'I I-I'I I I I-I'I'I'I 'I-I Y'I I I I I-I I 'I I'I-I'I'I'I'I'I I I I 'I 'I I 'I 'I I 'I I I I'I I Compliments of Mr. cmd Mrs. Icrmes L. Amermcm I x-x-1-1-x-x-x-x-I-x-x-I-3-x-I-5-I-x-I-1-I-3-x-x-x-x-I-I-I-I-P-I-s-I-3-x-I-X-I-I-3-5-1-B-3-H-I E L I I' Compliments of Comphments of Iohn Alleman L L L L L L L L . L L L L L L L I Growers and Shippers of Vegetables I , I i H E G G Y s I Hartville, Ohio Phone 375 I' T L L L L L L m-x-m-1-x-1-m-s-x-1-1-1-Q-m..x..m-m-Q-a-a..n.n..m...g-q-Q..q..q-Q-g..1..g-g..1-1-x-n-Q-1-1-Q-K-1-A-x-Q-Q-x 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3-3- 131313 13 1 1 1 13-3 1-3 1-3 Compliments of SAM ROGOFF - Cleveland Buyers - Supporting the community for 27 years Congratulations to the Class of '53 Lexington Hotel Dining Room Finest in Steaks, Chops, Sea Foods and Chicken Phone 1-5316 Open Daily 7 a.m. - 9 p.m. Operated independently by Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Payne MILLER'S GARAGE Auto - Truck - Tractor Welding Canton - Middlebranch Road Phone 4-6533 Canton, Ohio Anytime Is Flowertime fKarl, Ruth, Kayl The Sornford's Greenhouse FLORIST Phone 9-2642 Route 8 Greentown, Ohio Delivery to Canton, North Canton, Green- town, Aultman, Greensburg, Hartville, Uniontown and vicinity. Compliments of THE TROY LAUNDRY 6 CLEANING CO. Phone 9202 546 E. Main Street Alliance, Ohio Compliments of WESTLING FARM MARKET Fresh Produce Wholesale and Retail Phone 2251 Swamp Road Hartville, Ohio Compliments of Smitty's Welding and Repair Gas - Oil - Batteries - Tires Located on Phone Route 44 - North of Swamp Rd. Marlboro 6331 , - - Stark County's Leading Athletic Goods Merchant PU A : .L L E. 1 L Q 5 H' I 0 ' - I CI '11 B' I O i' 21 2 2 1 3 f O Q.. n-I .L I 5 ff' cr: 5' L 'o T cn 5 2 - 3 2-1: L :. 5 :A U' L 3 L I3 '1 0 I I ,Is UQ :L qq Q' I 3' T Un 99 S Q O QI .L T 2 Z S O 5 .I I' Q. Q' O I T Un E' H1 'U I T -f A ' I-I Us 2 E- 1 Q. T gg sf 'ff I S I ff f- 1 1 l 1- Pj B ' I Sir I I Q -4 Q5 I ' fm' we l I 2 1 'J ' L A T G L l 8 : T G, ' I I5 NS: f A 1 F F : x F L f- ' , -,L : 1' C5 1 L in i E' ggi F A. Q, to 1 5' mini 'QNX S 11 iii I 5 A I I' I L I P I L I L I I I I I I I I I I I I I' I L I I' I L L I L I L I L I L I L L I L I L I L I I' L I L 5.5 -Z ,BW ,Xf1.ff f 'f N' A5'i'f'ff F7?4SE :ff 5t?:'E'?PEi V - ygyny-njzyzjryxy 3-qzxuny-q1y1y-31y1x1y11131y13151y131j1y1, albmin 'l0UlY'S Gllll 'NIO Choose your piano as Today s Masters do. Let us tell you how and when you can own a Baldwin HAHN 6 CO 404 W Tusc 975 So Main St Thompson's ' Town cmd Country Food Market and Factory Home ot Ihilv 'Vlade D'1irv Products Corner of State houtes 62 and 44 SWISS CHEESE 1i1? Y ul .l I , . I .1 .! I ' 1 . 4 . ,, . . , , I 1 6 I xl I , .! . ,E n ss I V . . - . . , . I V . . Canton, Ohlo Akron, Ohio 1 Phone Loulsvlue 727 I 7 .! Compliments of Walton-Schrader Funeral Home ALLIANCE, OHIO Phone 9169 John Schrader and Earl M. Walton Compliments of S'I'EWART'S IEWELRY 139 So. Market St. Canton, Ohio Compliments of LU BON BEAUTY SALON 141 Sunnyside Phone Hartville 864 J l 1 , . .! , , , , .! , .! l , .! O -3'-3'5 '3'H Y -Y'3 '3'X-1 'l'Y 'i'X 5'3'l 'Y'l 1 1'3'3 l Y'5 3 3 5 Compliments of WOOD FUNERAL HOMES PHONES RAVENNA ATWATER DIAL 6436 DIAL 7-2121 l-l-K-K-K-K-l-l'-l-l-K-K-hll-l-K-K-K-R-K-l-K-K-l-K-l-lf-K K K K K Compliments of MONARCH RUBBER COMPANY Hartville, Ohio Phone 314 11111113lunQ1Ku-Q1Ku-11115-Ku-K-A1Qu-Q1l1Ku-K1Qunl1Q1K-nh-l-K Q K K K i Compliments of W. M. Gressinger 6 Sons Growers and Shippers of Vegetables Phone 523 - 2210 - 2219 R. D. 2 Hartville, Ohio Belle Glade, Florida - Phone 2753 5-5 3-3'l-3-3-I 3 3'3'3 '3 l'1 3-3'1 l'3-I-3-X-I-'X-I-315-X-3-X-5 YODER OLDSMOBILE Oldsmobile Sales and Service The Rocket Powered Car Louisville, Ohio VICK'S AIR DUSTING SERVICE Phone - Marlboro 5131 W. T. Vick, R. D. 1, Hartville, Ohio vf'i:.s. Compliments of HARVARD CLOTHING CO. Alliance, Ohio Compliments of LEEDS I EWELRY COMPANY Phone 7091 550 E. Main St. Alliance, Ohio Il.: ,w,w ,W W' RASTETTER'S SUPER MKT. Phone 5242 530 S. Arch Ave. Alliance, Ohio Compliments of KOHL and PEASE Shoe Repairing 44 E. Main St. Alliance, Ohio N A G Y S Formerly Wertenberger's Hllltop Te1ev1s1on Co 1296 W. State at Hillcrest Alliance, Ohio 3-q-5-3-3-ynjnyg -. - nynyuymy-3-njnjrj1113SXHH-1-!'5'3 '1 3 Y'5' :iiiiifiZZ 7 . 7 ia I I I I V 3 . . I Groceries - Meats Dry Goods - Gifts Store Hours: Monday through Thursday 7:30 - 6:30 Friday 7:30 - 8:00-Saturday 7:30 - 9:00 3-19 S. Prospect Street Telephone 323 Dealers in Dumont - Philco - Motorola - Crosley Television is our business-N ot a sideline -s-Q-Q-Q-Q-1-1-1-wQ-x-1-Q-Q-x-Q-w1-x-x-x-Q-Q-1-1-Q-Q-m.r..g..g..g.t.g..Q-g..g.g.g.t.g.q.g.r..r.g...r ul SINGER CLEANERS We own our own plant 4 Hour Odorless Cleaning Alterations and Repairs Reweaving Service Phone 1-0244 2024 S. Union - Alliance, Ohio R A N D O L P H Feed and Supply Feed, Seed, Fertlizer and Farm Supplies Phone Ravenna 7995 Randolph Ohio For Finest Quality - Eat T O M ' S C A N D Y Compliments of Harry Deardorff LOUISVILLE HERALD Public Printing Office Equipment - School Supplies 308 South M111 Louisville Ohio .I I .I .I .I I . .I 5 . 1 o .I .I . .I .I 9 1 . . . -! ! .I I'E'-3-I-1-I-I-I-I-3-3 3-I-1-I-3-I-3-I 1-3-3-I-3--I-3-I 1-3-3 Compliments of REYNOLDS SUNLITE DINER Compliments of Compliments of MT. UNION PENNZOIL Phone 1-7732 104 E. State Street Alliance, Ohio Compliments of R. L. SHONK SCHUMACHER LUMBER CO. Quality Coal and Builder's Supplies Hartviue Ohio Phone 343 Phone Marlboro 2751 - CARLILE MOTOR SERVICE A complete service Automotive, Tractor, Truck Lubrication Body and Fender Repairs - Painting SUNOCO GAS and OILS Phone Marlboro 2991 Estimates Cheerfully Given DISTINCTIVE CUNNINGHAM'S FURNITURE 314 E. MAIN STREET Alliance, Ohio ma:mH , Compliments of ELLIS and MCDONALD INC. PLUMBING 8: HEATING Established 1895 Arch and Prospect Phone 4254 Alliance, Ohio ONESTO and ST. FRANCIS HGTELS CANTON - A334331 f - 3 3 -3- y-j-3-3-3- --. - 3-3-y-1-y-3-5-3-3-y-y-3-3- Compliments of FRANCIS IEWELRY CO. 1 Perfect Diamonds - Famous Watches F UIIGI' C11 HOIHG Modern Watches -f 425 E. Main Street - Alliance, Ohio -' 24-Hour Ambulance Service ' Phone 364 R -g 311 S. Prospect V , Comphments of Q Hartville, ohio , I T U R N E R S 3 I I 1 .l .! ' S t' G d Compliments of Light Hardware DOI' lllg 00 S L Y N N ' S BAUGHMAN'S GROCERY Phone 3862 New Baltimore PERSKEY'S MARKET MT. UNION ON THE SQUARE Marlboro, Ohio Electrical Supplies and Appliances ,,,L--.- Lee A. Weingart 6 Paul Bixler VEGETABLE GROWERS Phone Hartville 2964 Hartville, Ohio Lake Placid, Florida - Phone 2504 q.g.g..g.g.g. 1.1.4. g.L- k-i- K-k-- l-K-l-1-1-i 9'9 '9 9 i ' 3-3-3-I-3-3 '5-3-311-1-1-1 3-1-I-I-I-3-3-3 1-3'3-3-3-5-3'3 5'3 I Linerode Feed Store Complete line Master Mix Feeds -- Flour - Seeds Fertilizer - Poultry Supplies, etc. Donald B. Boggs, owner Phone 4258 205 Columbia St. Alliance, Ohio Compliments of THE MCKANDY OIL CO. Wholesale - Retail Phone 1-0685 170 E. Prospect Alliance, Ohio HARTVILLE HARDWARE Inc Dealers in General Hardware - Stoves Electric Refrigerators - Ranges Seeds, etc. Phone 339 Hartville Ohio Youll Do Well To See ' gosri-U ',. E:', ' 6 mumlli zmmsmzr se. MII 9108 AILIANCI, OHIO , , 6 - J ul 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 n - n Y 1 1 1 - ' 1 ' E0 i . 1 0 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 I - 1 -1-K-K-K-K-K-l-K K-K-K-K K K-l K K R-K K-K-l-K - ENGELHART 6 BEGUE John Deere Sales and Service Phone At. 7-2162 Atwater, Ohio Compliments of Greentown Sohlo Servlce Phone 9-7069 Greentown Ohlo .f 1 , 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 I - 1 1 1 1 . 1 - 9 1 Y 1 1 1 x-m-x-x-m-y-y-y-y-,-y-3-m-x-x-x-x-m-m-x-b-x-m-m--n-x-x- -x- - -x K E Y S E R B R O S . Grower of Fancy Vegetables Phones Hartville 563 Sarasota 7-9311 Hartville, Ohio Sarasota, Florida F un, sux A ' A73Z3:ilESO'2 S3JZiiSQi. Compliments of MARLBORO CHEESE COMPANY Ohio's Finest Swiss Cheese From Factory To You Phone Marlboro 2791 Corner Rt. 44 cmd Swamp Road For Jewelry of Quality Karl F. Eiegenschuh I eweler 207 E. Main Alliance, Ohio Finest In Farm Machinery SUPPLY COMPANY Hardware Sporting Goods GLIDDEN PAINTS Phone 506 Hartville Oh1o I L i l STANDARD 1-'ARM . , 1 . .l . . 1 1 , Y . -3-'1.-x-.17-3-.X-3-3---1111nu--11-1g1-.-.---- 1 1'? 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CLEANERS AND DYERS Fur Cleaning and Glazing Cold Storage A1l1ance Oh1o J ul ul if ul J ul J ul ul 7 ul 1 , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ul . . i! ! 1 1 1 ul BIRCHER'S Milk - Ice Cream - Dairy Products Middlebranch, Ohio Compliments of Zurbrugg's Cider Mill Harrisburg Road VERNON BRAHLER BODY AND PAINT SHOP Phone 2346 404 West Main St. - Louisville, Ohio R I VAUGHN BUILDFR AND SUPPLY Coa Sand Slag Cement Rock Lath Steel Windows Phone Marlboro 2191 Louisville R D 1 1 1 u! il 1 1 J 1 1 lx 1 9 9 r I 1 1 1 1 1 ' .. 1 1 1 -.-' .. -V ig. 131 : I: -:.. ? -I -gi E , , -- au Q ,.: -A ..'A1 ...., Q V ff ' K 2 -222 'A WA 1 sg, - S wsu... :5 is HZ A ff Q M' -3 'iw :dia , :i:0NS5Ei Werner's Garage 6 Equipment l CASE FARM MACHINERY FERRATRAC CRAWLER Phone Louisville 2640 HARRISBURG, OHIO Compliments of HARTVILLE'S ' II AMOCO SERVICE ' Operated by Foster Betz I Phone 9107 Compliments of WAGNER'S PHARMACY On the Square Hartville, Ohio DYKE AUTOMOTIVE. Inc. 114 E. Main St. Alliance, Ohio f Briggs and Stratton Parts and Service -K K-K-l-K-l-K-K-l-K-K-K-l-l-K-l-l-K-l-l-l-l-K-K-l-K-K-:K-K-I KIBLER FARM EQUIPMENT McCormick - Deering Sales and Service International Home Freezers and Refrigerators Atwater 2271 - Ravenna 7835 Paquelet Funeral Service Phone 2811 303 South Chapel St. Paquelet Fumiture Store Phone 2979 217 South Chapel St. LOUISVILLE, OHIO e I I 1 .! .1 .! .! .! .! 1 .! 1 1 I .! I I .! .! .! 1 .l .! .! .! 1 .! .! .! .! .! x:x:Q:if: :.'s-rw Louisville Elevator Co. Custom Grinding - Coal - Flour Feed and Grain Dial 564 Louisville Ohio Compliments of P A U M I E R ' S Sure Insurance SINCE 1920 Phones: 578 790 2671 2544 Louisville, Ohio 7' 2JL'fff'Vf f'7' J 5595433 A' . bxfivl ,. ,. M- , .1 fig: 5-1 ,. ME Qiigr AQ 'ELSE 3554 gi Qi4ff1fff:5w.cf,1f KVA? f??31wg, S jvjhyuju-5-y-ygxny-y-y-j-313-3-q1y-3-3-q-3-,-y-5 Compliments of ORWIG MOTORS, Inc. PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE Phone 6261 75 West Glamorgan Ave Alliance, Ohio Polka Dot Drive In Specializing In NITEMARE SANDWICHES FOOT LONG CONEYS Sundaes - Milkshakes and Slushes Year Around Curb Service Lorner Parkway and State Phone 1-0209 Alhance Ohio ul ul ul ul 7 hi ul l-I .! .! .! .l .! l H! O .! .! .! .l J . 5 w 1 1 1 .! . . 1 , .l .! .! KLEIN 6 RODERICK Men's and Boys' Clothing and Wearing Apparel 344 E. Main Street Alliance, Ohio Compliments of Sterling Baking Company Salesmen: Tom Harris and Paul Umstead Compliments of GLEN GARMAN YOUR somo DISTRIBUTOR Phone 860 Hartville, Ohio THOMAS 6. NEILL. INC. KAISER - FRAZER - HENRY J GMC TRUCKS Phone 1-0439 204 N. Arch St. - Alliance, Ohio - - - - - -Q,Q,,Q,,l.g.g..g..r-a-m-x--s-s-x-x-Q-1-Q-Q-x-x-x-M QIKKKK 1.,:. ,..A ,1.12 K 'liz f A L vfffa- f , f K K K K K K K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K K K K K K K Compliments of PLO-GOLD DAIRY Marlboro 5271 W. H. Whitocre KI-KllK-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K K K K K K K t 'T-:J 5-3-3-3-3-3-3-j-3-5-3-3-5-3-3-3-3- -3- - - -3-5 -3- - - - - - GREEN 'S MUSIC STORE We carry everything in music and musical instruments. Dial 4-3522 124 Cleveland Ave. S.W. - Canton 2, Ohi Compliments of HARLEY'S BAKERY Hartville, Ohio O DON RHOADS Shop here and save - Home Owned Store Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Frozen Foods Meat You Can Eat - Fresh or Cured Ph. Alliance 1-8945 - Limaville, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '53 LETHERMAN'S SEED Inc. Canton, Ohio . - , K- K- L-g-g- -g.g.. - - -g.g.g... -Q-Q. -Q- - .Q-Q. -Q L. H. BINGHAM PRODUCE GROWER Phone Marlboro 3821 Marlboro, Ohio Phone Marlboro 3892 Coangratulatrions to the Class of '53 SHREINER'S GAS STATION Ice Cream - Candy - Soft Drinks Limaville - New Baltimore Road Phone Marlboro 3892 LEO I. 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