Washington High School - Massillonian Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1950 volume:

FOREWORD Once again we have come to the end of the school year. We have strived throughout the year to pro¬ duce an annual worthy of Washington High School. We hope that in the years to come this book will hold for you many cherished memories of your high school days. In conclusion we wish to extend our heartiest thanks to all those who invaluably aided us in publishing this annual. TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication. .6-7 Faculty.8-13 Seniors.14-37 Underclassmen.38-55 Miss Massillonian .... 56-61 Activities.62-75 Vocational and Industrial Arts . 76-83 Speech and Dramatics . . . 84-93 Music.94-109 Athletics.110-131 Calendar of Events . . . 132-133 Senior Index.134-138 Advertising Section .... 1-68 THE MASSILLONIAN STAFF Donald Shilling Editor JoAnn Jeandrevin Asst. Editor David S. Smith Head Photographer Janet Childers Stenographer Jim Shipp Business Manager Joan Evans Asst. Business Manager Tom Hamilton Advertising Manager Lou Harrison _Asst. Advertising Manager Liz Clunk Senior Editor Jim Hostetler Music Faculty Editor Phyllis Alton Class S Club Editor Ronnie Vogelgesang. Asst. Photographer Bob Snyder Asst. Photographer Harry Scarr Sports Editor A. P. Drayer Faculty Advisor PRESENTS • ALMA MATER Oh, Alma Mater Massillon, We stand to sing thy praise With hearts that thrill with worthy pride At thought ol high school days. Thy friendships true, thy spirit, too, A part of us shall be. Oh, Alma Mater Massillon, We ' re true to thee. 1950 • • • MASSILLONIAN And through the long, long years to come, Where ever we may be. Oh, Alma Mater Massillon, We ' re true to thee. DEDICATION An instructor who is loved, respected, and understood by all students deserves the highest honor that can be bestowed by the student body. We need only reflect on the untiring efforts our dedicatee has made in class and extra-class activities to justify her selection for this honor. For her guidance, inspiration, and friend¬ ship, we, the class of 1950, dedicate this Massillonian to MARY JANE RICHEIMER FACULTY A ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION H. S. ZEPP Business Mgr. L. J. SMITH Supt. of Schools P. E. BROWN Vice-President M. HALKO J. M. LUCKNER President VIRGINIA ROESCH W. P. BRIGGS L. J. SMITH Supt. of Schools L. P. KEMP Principal I. W. SNYDER Asst. Principal T. B. McCONNAUGHY Director of Vocational Education W. B. ARCHIBALD Director of Pupil Personnel Row 1— NORMA ACKLEY—A.B., Denison University. English. S. E. ACKLEY—A.B., Ohio State University. Bookkeeping and Business Machines. A. C. ALLISON—M.A., B.S., in Ed., Ohio State University. Woodworking. IRIS BEATTY—B.S. in Ed., Miami University. Home Economics. HENRY BERGER—Carnegie Institute of Technology. Machine Shop. Row II— HAROLD J. CARR—A.B., Mount Union College. American Problems. CAROLYN CLARK—A.B., Miami University; Ed. M., Uni¬ versity of Pittsburgh. Shorthand and Typing. HELEN CLARK—B.S., M.A., Ohio State University. English. HOWARD COOPER—B.S., M.A., Wilmington College; Ohio State University. World History. CLOE J. DAUGHENBAUGH—University of Akron. Welding. FACULTY Row 1—- HARRIET DAVIS—Ph.B., Denison University, Mathematics. ALPHEUS P. DRAYER—Ph.B.. Dickinson College. Mathematics. ORIN M. FORD—A.B., Fairmont College, Instrumental. MARION E. GARDNER—B.S. in Ed., M.A., Kent University; Ohio State University. Biology. Dean of Boys. RUSSELL GARDNER—B.S. in Ed., Kent State University. Auto Mechanics. Row II— MARY LOU HALL—B.Ed., University of Toledo. Latin. ROY M. HARTMAN—B.S. in Ed., Miami University. Mechanical Drawing. HELEN HENLEY—Worchester Art Museum School. Art. EMILY E. HERZOG—A.B., Ohio Wesleyan. Modern Languages. LELAH C. HESS—B.S. in Ed., M.A., Ohio State University. American History. Row I— R. PAUL HILDEBRAND—A.B., Mount Union College; M.A., University of Pittsburgh. English. JAMES S. HIMES—B.S. in Ed., Bowling Green University; Ohio State University. Printing. R. T. HISE—B.S. in Ed., University of Illinois. World History. ELWOOD W. KAMMER—B.S. in Commerce; Grove City College. Driving. GERALD L. KOFFEL—B.A., Heidelberg College. Biology. Row II— FRANCES LAYTON—B.S. in Ed., Kent State University. Spanish. MARY LEGG—B.S. in Ed., Kent State University. English. JEAN LEISTER—B.S., Kent State University. Home Economics. ELENORE M. LIMBACH—B.S., Arnold College. Physical Education. ENID McELROY—B.L., Ohio Wesleyan University. English. FACULTY Row I— GEO. E. McLAUGHLIN—B.S. in Ed., Ohio University. Biology. GORDON G. McMAHON—B.S. in Ed., Ohio State University. Machine Shop. PAULINE McPEEK—A.B., Ohio Wesleyan University. English. ELVA F. MANN—A.B., Bethany College. Library. CHARLES V. MATHER—B.S., in Ed., Ohio Northern Uni¬ versity. Health, Coaching. Row II—- JOHN D. MORGAN—B.S., Mount Union College. Algebra, Physics, Pre-Flight. HAROLD G. MOTZ—A.B. in Commerce; Ohio University. Commercial Arithmetic and Law. WILLIAM G. NAGEL—A.B., Otterbein College. Speech. MARY B. OBERLIN—A.B., College of Wooster. English. MARY OSBORNE—B.S., Kent State University. Home Economics. Row I— DAVID J. PUTTS—B.S. in Ed., Miami University. World History, Coaching. JOHN A. REIGAR—B.S., Mount Union College. Chemistry. CLEO RESLER—A.B., M.A., Ohio State University; Cincin¬ nati College of Music. Music Education. MARY JANE RICHEIMER—A.B., Lake Erie College. English. HERBERT E. ROGERS—A.B., College of Wooster. Dramatics. Row II— M. C. S.AUER—Akron University. Auto Mechanics. PAUL J. SCHOFER—B.S. in Ed., Wittenberg College. Physical Education, Coaching. CARL F. SCHROEDER—A.B., M.A., Ohio State University; Wittenberg College. Physical Education, Coaching. R. WARREN SCOTT—A.B., M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh, Mt. Union. Commercial Arithmetic and Law. DWIGHT M. SHOW—B.S., Kent State University. General Metals. FACULTY Row I— Row II— LILLIAN S. SINNOCK—B.S. in Ed., M.A., Kent State Uni¬ versity. Dean of Girls. HELEN M. SMITH—A.B., Ohio Wesleyan University. American History. DOLORES SONNHALTER—M.A., Columbia University. Modern History. JOY STOVER—A.B., M.A., Kent State University. Geography. C. H. TABLER—B.S. in Ed., M.A., Kent State University. English, Speech. LAURA I. TAYLOR—B.S. in Ed., Wilmington College. Shorthand and Typing. L. P. WARTIAINEN—A.B., Denison University. Mathematics, Coaching. RUTH E. WEIMER—A.B., Otterbein College; M.A., Columbia University. Biology. WALTER E. WRIGHT—A.B., Ohio Wesleyan University. American History. RUSSELL B. ZEPP—B.S. in Ed., Kent State University. T yping. SENIORS OFFICERS President Robert Heintzelman Vice President Clarence Johnson Secretary Margaret Sarianides Treasurer Barbara Quigley CLASS HI-LITES Bought and sold banners dur¬ ing football season. Karnival Kapers Chartered buses to games. Junior-Senior Prom Class Picnic CLASS ADVISERS Helen Henley A. P. Drayer n KATHERINE ADAMS, Kate — We always enjoy the company of a genial person. JAMES ALLMAN, Jim —A small fellow with a hot temper. WILLIAM D. ALLMAN, Bill —Wise from the top of his head up. JEROME G. ALPINER, Jerry —Good nature. good sense with plenty to spare. CLYDE AMMOND JR., Dioty —Mechanics his job; school his hobby. JOHN ARMOUR, Jack —Give Armour a cornet, he ' ll do the rest. ROBERT ASHBRIDGE, Ash —It is impossible to duplicate his go-get-it attitude. WANDA M. ASTON —- With a ring on her finger, her future is set. MARY B. AUSTIN —Efficient in a pleasing manner. ALICE ANN AUTREY —Ample wit, flashing smile, accentu¬ ate Trigger ' s style. LEWIS BAILEY, Bill — It ' s fun to be with Bill. ANN L. BAKER —With a light heart and an open mind, a nicer gal you ' ll never find. THEODORE K. BAMMERLIN, Ted — His personality hits a high C with everyone. MARY BARTHELEMY — A student beyond compare; a musician beyond compare. MARY BARTOLIC, Mimi -— A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. DUANE BARTZ —Thoughts as deep as his voice. CHARLOTTE BATES, Red —Her way is sweet; she is pleasing to meet. EVA BAUGHMAN —A twinkling eye, a rosy cheek, a quiet person. JIM BAUMGARDNER JR., Jim —Carefree and careless. WILLIAM BEACH, Bill —A serious minded mechanic. EVELYN MAE BEDNAR — There ' s always an air of pleasantness about Evelyn. DOLORES BEITER, Dee —A serious manner enhanced by a pleasing personality. WANDA JUNE BEITER, Shorty —Surrounds one with her warmth of friendship. DONNA JEAN BENDER, Beandoor —An eyeful of cheer¬ fulness. VERL BENNETT —A sincere, well-liked chap. RONALD BERQUIST, Big Swede — Ronnie ' s good nature is surpassed only by his desire to please others. GEORGE BETINIS, Rankl —A friendly scatter brain we all like. MIRIAM JUNE BETTILYON —What is so rare as a day with June. BETTY BIRDSONG — A loyal member of G.A.A. and Y-Teens. ETHEL JEAN BLACKA, Jeanie — Pep, personality, and common sense; an incomparable combination. DRUCILLA BLOCHER, Druce —Her dark hair and brown eyes makes everyone notice Drucilla. CORRINE ANN BOEKEL —Without exception her ' s is a sweet disposition. EMMA JEAN BOEKEL—A twinkling eye, a twinkling laugh. SALLY FRANCES BOERNER—A lot to say in a nice way. MILDRED ILENE BORDER, Snookins — Foot-loose and fancy free. THOMAS BORELL — A handsome guy with an air of friendliness. Kill it before it reproduces. Top Row — JAMES S. BOWERS, Yogi — Student Council ' s little genius. JANET BRANDON, Bobbie — Just let a smile be your umbrella. JANE LOUISE BRAUN— Sweet, gracious and indefin¬ ably attractive. JAMES W. BROWN— Willing to work for everything he gets. JANICE CAROLYN BRUGH—An infestious giggle, a delightful chatter. Second Row — DOROTHY BUBENCHIK, Blondie — Gentlemen prefer blondes; blondes prefer gentlemen. JOYCE BUEHLER, Joy —An inventory of her character reveals that nothing is so valuable as questions. JOAN BULLACH, Pixie - Personality plus ability in athletics equals . . . JANE BURDETTE —Nothing could wipe away that per¬ petual smile. GLENNA LOUISE CAIN, Sugar — Stand up and cheer for Glenna. Third Row —- WILLIAM CAPLES, Weasel —Carry on for Massillon. EVELYN JANE CHAPMAN, Emol —A model disposi¬ tion. JANET LUCILLE CHILDERS—A quiet manner is richer than a crown. ROBERT CLARK—An explorer of the world. JACK CLARKSON—For he ' s a jolly good fellow. Fourth Row — RUTH MARIE CLINAGE, Ruthie — Without a care, but not careless. EVELYN JEAN COCKLIN, Tcotie — Fair and sweet- liked by all. LUCRETIA MARIE COLLIER, Mimie — Seek and ye shall find; find and ye shall still seek. EDWARD M. COMPAN —The life of any party. DONNA JEANNE CONGER —She gives her undivided attention to one. 1 ■ . 1 m 1 fe w Top How — RUSSELL RONALD CORBAN, Russ — A dependable chap whose interests are varied. JOYCE ELAINE CORMANY, Joy — An artist in the art of make-up. NANCY LEE COSS, Nan — Lots to talk about. ROBERT LEE COULTER, Bob —His name will shine in footlight fame. IRVIN CRABLE, Ace — Athletics comes first, and then if there is time, school work. Second How —- EUGENE E. CUSTER, General — Original, enthusi¬ astic, interesting. OTTO B. DANIELS, JR., Putter —He ' Otto ' go places. NANCY LOU DAVENPORT —Beauty and grace; two of Nancy ' s assets. NANCY LOU DAY — Never a perfect ' day ' without Nancy. WILMA I. DEAN, Toots — The more one knows her, the more one likes her. Third Row —- GORDON DEY —Oh for a day with Dey. RAY HOPKINS DICKERSON--A good looker who likes good cars. BLANCHE THERESA DI MEZZIO — A manner so charm¬ ing is quite disarming. JANET LOU DOLL, Bridget — A winning smile is ever the victor. REBECCA ANN DOMINGUEZ, Becky — A gal well liked by all of us. Fourth How — JAMES E. DONAHUE — Shux, you hafta get some fun outa life. GUY CHARLES DONEY, Carlos — He takes life lightly. DOLORES F. DORFFER, Dee — Everyone who Jcnows Dolores likes her. EDWARD RUSSEL DRAIME — As agreeable as they come. NORMA JEAN DRENNEN, Tops — Music is her pleasure; to excel in it is her goal. V ARTHUR DUKE, JR., Duke — Art ' s a Duke, but he ' s a prince of a fellow. MARY JANE EASTERDAY — A very quiet gal. JANICE LOU EBERHARDT, Jan —A musician who really makes the piano talk. EDWARD EGGENSCHWILER — His stature does not match his name. PATRICIA A. EHRET, Pat — Excelling in personality and athletic ability. JANET L. ERTLE — It ' s pleasant to be in such sweet company. BARBARA ANN EVANS, Babs — Exhuberant vitality expressed in a deep voice. SAMUEL EVANS, Sammy — A small fellow with big ideals. SUSAN EVANS, Susie — Has humor and wit, is lots of fun, and all she does is very well done. JOHN JOSEPH FEARON, Jack — A handsome guy who has what it takes. RICHARD J. FETE, Dick — All the world loves a lover. ORLETTA RUTH FILLIEZ, Ory — The quietude of the forest. DANIEL MARVIN FISHER, Bud — Always willing to lend a helping hand. NANCY FITZGERALD, Shorty — Dignity with piquant loveliness. RAYMOND H. FLICKINGER, Flick — On the mound and under the basket — outstanding. JOHN E. FORGAN, Johnny — Drink to me only with thine eyes. ONEIDA FRANCISCO — A pleasing style that ' s all her own. CLARK A. FREDERICK—A small chap with a determined manner. ALYCE JOANNE FRITZ, Fritzie —Her personality is hard to beat, to know her certainly is a treat. JAMES H. GAINEY, Calhoun —A zest for living. ANNA GAIL GAMERY A nice little blonde. DONNA GEIS •— A little frankness, lots of personality, and still more musical ability. JOANNE GEORGE — The essence of captivating vivacious¬ ness. MARY GEORGE, Stinkie — As smooth as the brown in her mischievous eyes. MARY JANE GEORGE — A certain look, a certain way, a certain vivaciousness. EMOGENE GESSNER, Bunny — Jeannie sure is hep with enthusiasm and pep. DANIEL GLICK — A really friendly chap. NANCY GONZALEZ —Ample wit, flashing smile, accentuate Nancy ' s style. FAHYE ILENE GRABER, Grany — A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. ALICE LAVADA GRAYBILL, Lavada — A pleasant voice to match a pleasant girl. DAVID C. GREEK, Dave — Everyone admires Dave. JOAN GREENWALT — Noted for trimness and her prim¬ ness. FRED GRIER, Big Boy — An example of athletic excel¬ lence. LEO J. GROSSWILLER, JR., Lee — A straight forward attitude predicts his success. RICHARD GULEFF, Yabbi — Always an answer for all. STELLA GULLIAS, Stel — A polite girl with a gracious manner. Top Row —- JAMES GUMPH — That genial personality to the front. RICHARD MELTON HAIN, Stooge — A loaf of bread, a jug of wine, and thou beside me in the wilderness. RUSSELL GEORGE HALCO - He ' ll plunge over the goal in life. DAVID NEVIN HALL, Yabbi — Quiet when not among friends. GORDON HAMERSLEY — Greatness is sometimes obscure. Second Row— ARVINE HAMILTON, Whistler — A master of in¬ genious devices to make us laugh. CARLETTA BEA HARDESTY —A businessman ' s dream of a perfect secretary. MYRTLE VIOLA HARDING, Myrt — It ' s nothing new to help myself and also others. RICHARD BEYNON HARDMAN, Dick — Efficient in a masculine way. MARION ROSE HARRISON, Tommy — A model of a perfect senior for her scholarship. Third Row — EARNEST HARTER, Joe — No matter how far ahead he is, fun always overtakes him. GERALD MICHAEL HARTY, Big Mike — A harty laugh, an intelligent mind. BETTY HASSAN — Petite, poised, pretty. JAMES DAVID HAY, Jumbo — Everyone gets a kick out of a kicker, BARBARA ANN HAYWARD, Babs — Radiating the grace of charm. Fourth Row — THOMAS W. HEATHER, Heater — A fall likeable fellow who never forgets his friends. ROSEMARY ANN HECKATHORN, Rosie — Why bother to giggle when you can laugh. ROBERT ALLAN HEINTZELMAN, Bob — Responsible, capable —a popular leader. ROBERT C. HENDERHAN, Red — It ' s a virture to speak only when one has something to say. EARL W. C. HENDERSON, Cappy — Never in the way, never out of the way. Top Row —- MARIAN RUTH HENRY —Everyone appreciates a co¬ operative person. ROWLAND THEODORE HERRING, Duke — His cakes and his tones are never flat. CHARLES HESS, Chuck — Of the faithful sort you can rely upon. MARILYN JUNE HESSE —Many are the cheers for this popular blonde. MARIELLA HILL, Mary — Hill is Marielly rolling along. Second Row— JOAN MARIE HINDLEY, Joanie -— Sincerity —a quality always appreciated. FLOYD HINTZ, JR., Junior -— All work and no play makes school a dull day. BETTY ANN HIXENBAUGH—To know her is to love her. ERNESTINE P. HOLLOWAY, Ernie — She likes to make the piano rock. REINNA ELAINE HOLMES —Alternately sad and gay, likeable in either way. Third Row — CAROL HOOBLER, Hoobie — A perfectly groomed and charming Miss. HERSHEL HOOD — A personality that tops his stature. NITA MARIE HORNER, Farmer — Never a boring minute when Marie ' s in the crowd. JEAN HORTON — A h armonious conception of life. WALTER HOUSTON — A good fellow to have a good time with. Fourth Row — GERALDINE AUDREY HOVERLAND, Gerry — We cherish her friendly influence. MARY LOUISE HOVEY, Petey — A voice to rival the birds in the spring. Sing and be Mary . CAROL LOU HOWELL, Chubby — Finds much in life to be enjoyed. RITA HUMMEL — Willingness plus a ready smile. PEARL IRENE HUPP, Hill Billy — A ' Pearl ' of great price. GEORGE R. IAMS, Red •— We ' re happy to state he ' s a worthy classmate. JOANN ICKES, Jo — Personality among other things rate her tops. PATRICIA ANN INNIS, Pat —She best expresses herselt musically. LOUIS K. ISBILL, Louie — His congenial spirit makes you want to be around him. EDWARD B. JACOBS, Buddy — Soft manners that go with his southern accent. DICK JACOBS — An athlete who is a sportsman as well. DON JAMES, D. J. —Everyone admires ability, everyone admires Don. JOANN DAISY JEANDREVIN, Daisy — An artist to her linger tips. ALICE EVELYN JOHNSON, Little Alice — A little cutie with a big temper. CLARENCE G. W. JOHNSON, C. J. — What a build, what a voice, what a man! MARTHA JOHNSON — Spare your words from time to time and use them when they do the most good. JOE JONES, JR., Jose — Good nature is Joe ' s second nature. LUCILLE JONES —An attractive disposition. JAMES KEEHN, Jim — A tall man striving for tall things. GENE KELLER, Butch — He speaks for himself. RICHARD KELLER, Dick — He works hard to accom¬ plish his wants in life. WILLARD EDWARD KEMP, Bill — His character speaks for itself. DELORES MAE KENT, Dodo —- A snappy little number with an accent on dancing DONALD R. KERR, Don — There ' s always lots of fun when Don ' s in the crowd. JOHN R. KESSEL, Fearless — Morgan ' s strong, silent buddy. MABEL EILEEN KIEHL —Notably calm and mild of manner. ERNESTINE MAE KIMMEL, Cookie — A specialist in the ait of having fun. MARY LORETTA KLEIN — Short and sweet. PATRICIA ANN KLEIN, Pat — She packs up her troubles and gives the world a smile. LILLIAN KLETT— There ' s always lots of fun in life, and life is lots of fun. H. MARILYN KLINGENSMITH, Klingie — A real addition to our class, a genial and busy lass. ELAINE K. KOHLMEIER, Bangs -— Always conscientious —striving for the best. KENNETH W. KOHN, Ken — Always willing to accom¬ modate, always ready to cooperate. DORIS K. KRAFT —- Greetings, Gates Let ' s roller skate. SHIRLEY A. KREBS, Sakie — Has a zest for learning that makes it a pleasure. EARL KULGOSKE, Kelly — He calmly takes things in his stride. JEAN E. LARSON, Corky — A spark in life ' s powder barrel. CARL RICHARD LAUGHLIN — There ' s a fascinating magic in silence. JOHN CLIFFORD LAWSON, Great John L. — A musical chap who is as slick as a whistle. PHILIP LAWSON, Phil — Quick and energetic in all he does. GEORGE LEGA — George ' s jolly sense of humor is more than just a rumor. Oh no, not John ' s hat! Top Row — ROBERT B. LEIGHLEY, Roach — ‘Twould be my delight to sail through clouded skies in a gilded plane. THOMAS DAVID LEINENVEBER, Limabeans — Dashing through life with plenty of pep. ALICE MAE LEONARD, Al — Cute, you might say, describes Alice Mae. WANDA LOU LIEBERMANN, Redgie , — A cute little fireball of energy whose mouth never closes. ONILEE ANN LIMBACH, Onnie — An accent on neatness and a brilliant mind. Second Row — ROBERT M. LIMBACH, Bob — Mechanically —a genius. LOIS JEAN LINDSAY — She ' s pretty to work with, she ' s witty to talk with. GEORGE WILLIAM LINDSEY, JR., Bill — Admired for his good looks and personality. MILDRED LISTIAK, Millie — A ready appreciation of clothes and good times. JIM LITTLEFIELD —Everything he does is well managed. Third Row — PEARL LEE LOWERY — A merry companion of the dependable class. GENE DAVID LYNCH, Lover — Master of ingenious devices to make us laugh. MARY LOU LYNN, Shorty — A light spot in Wash¬ ington High ' s dark corridors. MARILYN JEAN McCANN, Rojo — Red hair minus temper spell McCann. ROBERT McCAULEY, Bob — Bob does more than say I ' ll try—he really does. Fourth Row — ROBERT N. McCONNELL, Mac — A small fellow who enjoys everything but school. LEROY WADE McFARREN -— Prescription: good fun is a cure for all blues. KAY DAWN McKNIGHT — A short, cute gal, with long dark hair. AUDREY MacCARTNEY, Scotty — Everyone ' s heard about little Audrey. CAROL JOAN MAIER — Kind and liberal in her thoughts of others. Top Row —- RICHARD MAKOWSKI, Dick — Forceful in a silent way—thinks but does not say. RITA J. MANG -—■ Modern in everything she does. ROBERT LEROY MANG, Curly — Brimming with vim and vigor, he leads the band. CHARLES L. MARTIN, Chuck — For his own band someday he ' ll raise the baton. DOROTHY MARTIN, Fuzz — She has friends be¬ cause she is one. Second Row —- GLORIA MASTERS — Kind and liberal in her thoughts of others. RICHARD MATHIAS — A bracing air that speaks for itself. EDDIE D. MATTHEWS — Hard work keeps the indus¬ trious brain from being idle. ANNE MAUGER — Always present with a grin and a pleasant ' Hello ' . GRACE ALICE MAXHIMER, Hay-maker — Her friend¬ ship becomes essential to all who know her. Third Row — TONY MEDURE —A quiet manner is often a camou¬ flage for clever thoughts. JOHN MERRILL — He ' s always just himself. RICHARD KNOWELS MESSENGER, Frenchy —A good bit of laughing, a good bit of dreaming, a good bit —. BARBARA ANN METHEUSE — A fine character en¬ hanced by kind deeds. GEORGE MILJANICH, Moe — Dodging the cares of life. Fourth Row — CHARLES MILLER, Chuck — Finds his chief interest in the journalistic field. HARRIET J. MILLER -— An eyeful of cheerfulness. MARIANNE MILLER— Allegedly capable, friendly and sweet. NEIL MILLER — What goes on behind that quietude? RICHARD MILLER — Well versed in the meaning of the word ' quiet ' . ROBERT EDWARD MILLER, Bob — A zest tor living. WILFRED MILLER — An easy going manner which lightens many a care. ESTHER L. MONTGOMERY — Reserved —for someone ' s future. PAUL MOORE ■— The brains of machine shop. RICHARD MORGAN, Repeater •— His pleasing person¬ ality makes him a friend to all who know him. RICHARD MOWERY, Dick — Dick applies his arts to music and fun. CHARLES N. MYERS, Pete — If at first you don ' t succeed forget it. KATHRYN MYERS, Katie — Up and doing—initiative. JAMES C. MYRICKS, Jamey Boy — Happy go lucky with accent on the happy. KARL WALTER NAUMANN, Naumie — Carefree and gay — that ' s Karl ' s way. ROXIE ANN NOLAND — An engaging way. SYLVIA ANN NOVAK—A well of energy and wit that never runs dry. NORMAN EUGENE OLDHAM -— Good nature, good sense, with plenty to spare. MARILYN EILEEN ORMSTON — An attractive gal who is more likely to be attentive than talkative. HARRY ORPHAN —Willing indeed—bound to succeed. RONALD THEODORE OSBORNE, Ronnie — The gift of friendship is the most essential thing in life. JOSEPH JUDE PAINTER — Success is the award for perseverance. JAMES MARTIN PALASKI, Poky — Does his part when called upon. THOMAS JOHN PALMER, Oppenheimer — There is naught in life but science. RONALD ALBERT PATT, Patty — Tall, dark, athletic. ROBERT JOHN PAULIK, Bob — A truly fine fellow with a love for boxing. IRENE PAYER, Rene — A friend is one ' s most precious possession. WANDA MARILYN PAYNE — It ' s her business to be busy. SHIRLEY PERRY, Shirl — The very best of everything to a nice gal. ROBERT B. PHILLIPS, Bob — Every inch a man. PAUL LEROY PIFER, Hippo — A permanent lease of life ' s happiness. DOROTHY JEAN PITZ, Dot — She does her part with the best. WILLIAM POLLOCK, Bill” — Industrious, good-hearted he seems to be. LOIS MA.RIE PREECE — Admired for her poise, beauty, and refreshing way. JOHN THOMAS PRICE —Marked by persistence and un¬ yielding effort. SHIRLEY ANN PRINCEHORN, Chub — Whaf miracles an infectious laugh can work. DOLORES JEAN PROFANT, Dee — A specialist in the art of having fun. ALEX PUSTOY, Mickey — A likeable chap in more ways than one. GLORIA ANN PUTT, Glor — Busy as a bee. BARBARA ANN QUIGLEY, Bobo — Dark beauty, dram¬ atic ability are reasons enough for her popularity. ARTHUR RANKL, Art — A heart as big as his feet. F.P.A. — Future Plumbers of America Top Row —- ELEANOR ELAINE REIDLE —An attractive disposition. MARILYN C. REMLEY — Energy regulated by serious intentions. EMMA JUNE REYNOLDS, Ej — It ' s the little things in life that count. RUDY RICE, Stretch — A guiet man but guite a man. WILLIAM DAVID RICHARDS, Bill — He has a Magic manner. Second Row — WALTER RICHARDSON, Rich — Tuba or not tu-ba. ROBERT ALAN RIES, Bob — Some worJc for praise — others work to help. LEOLA GERALDINE RINGLEY, Honey — A modern example of petiteness and neatness. DONALD LEWIS RIPPLE, Ripp — The man behind Massillon ' s gavel. JANICE MARIE RIPPLE, Ree — Her interests are out of school. WARREN CARROL RITTER, P. J. — He ' s always just himself. PAUL L. RITTMAIER — Endowed with good qualifies. THOMAS ROBINSON, Tom — As good as they come. SHIRLEY MAE ROBY — She takes life seriously. RITA MAE ROMER — She grudges not another ' s gain. Fourth Row —- THOMAS ROBERT ROSCHE, Tom — Gives the im¬ pression of being well-mannered. RAYMOND ELGENE ROSE — A Rose among the thorns. MAURICE ROSSITER — Quietly different , merry among friends. JAMES RUNSER — In his guietude, a real friend. LOUELLA RUSH, Lou — An unconventional manner all her own. Third Row —- i; Top Row —- Third Row — LILLIAN SHARP, Pinkie — She does her part with the best. DONALD WILLIS SHILLING, Willie — Shoulders broad enough to carry the responsibilities thrust upon them. RICHARD F. SHINE, Hungry Harris — Athletically inclined, scholastically inspired. RUTH THERESA SHONTS, Ruthie — Ruth ' s simplicity has won her many a friend. HOWARD ARNOLD SHOW, Howie —He talks best who talks loudest. GERALDINE LEE SADY — Geraldine works hard at whatever she does. ANTHONY E. SANTILLI, Tony —- Swinging easily through life. MARGARET SARIANIDES, Maggie — Red hair, real ambition, and talent — what more does anybody need? JOYCE ROSE SCHILLING, Nick — Goes her way in a sprightly fashion. AUDREY SCHLUDECKER, Pudge — Undisturbed by any turmoil around her. Second Row —- HELEN MARIE SERBAN, Nootsie -— Stenographic ability topping them all. HARVEY D. SHAFFER — He can always see the funny side. LEROY CHARLES SHAFFER, Lee — A unique com¬ plex of abilities and words. BARBARA A. SHAIDNAGLE, Barb —Popularity linked with attractiveness. PAUL EUGENE SHAN.fi BROOK, Shanie — There can be no substitute for Paul ' s earnestness. Fourth Row —- KATHLEEN C. SIBILA — Never haughty, never mean, always happy — that’s Kathleen. SHIRLEY ANN SIGHTS, Ikie — Admired for her friendliness and dry humor. EDWIN V. SIMON, Si — Never underestimate the power of Simon. ROY L. SIMS — We admire Roy for his stamina and lightheartedness. DON SLICKER — A carefree athlete, and high in personality. ANN SLIGHT — A manner as light as her hair. STANLEY SMER, Stan — Cheerful of yesterday, confident of tomorrow. CAROL SMITH -— There ' s a fascinating magic in a smile. DAVID L. SMITH, Smit ' y — A successful crusader in the field of music and love. DAVID S. SMITH, Smitty — Lacking stature, but full of mirth and — GLENN SMITH — For he’s a jolly good fellow. GLORIA M. SMI TH, Clo — Gloria ' s simplicity has won her many a friend. JAMES L. SMITH, Jiggs — If only desks were mattresses. JOANN ROSE SMITH, Jo — It is never wise to be wiser than necessary. ROSE ELLEN SMITH — A rose by any other name would seem as sweet. VALDA MAE SMITH — A cheery greeting and smile always start the day right. NORMA SNODGRASS — Popularity linked with attrac¬ tiveness. RI SHARD SONNHALTER, Dick ' — Big-hearted, big souled, big — GLORIA SPINDEN, Baby — Good nature—her middle name. LELAND STANFORD — Like the Smith Bros., his beard is his trade mark. JUDITH STEINER, Judy — Kindness is like wisdom — —everybody needs it. MARGIE STEPHAN — A flair for clothes and a love for excitement. DONALD R. STUDER, Don — He ' s W.H.S. ' s Mr. Esquire . MARJORIE E. SWEASEY, Midge — A zest for learning and a love for dogs. ROBERT SYLVESTER, Sonny — In spring a young man ' s fancy turns to love. DALE P. TA.BELLION — He ' s an angler for all kinds of fun. JOANN TABLER, Jo — The Littlest Angel of W.H.S. ROBERT TALERICO. Tally — You may not hear from me now, but later on. ROBERT TAYLOR, Bob — He ' s not ' the ' Robert Taylor — yet. RONNIE THEKEN — A quiet boy. a green cherry, and a lazy attitude. CHARLES THEWES, Chuck — A friendly chap well liked by all. MARY JANE THOMAS — A perfect triangle of beauty, brains and personality. MIKE TURKAL, Coke — The ’center ' of attraction. BARBARA ULRICH, Bu — Full of fun and fancy free _ CAROL URBAN, Bobbie — Pretty as a picture, blooming as a rose. ROBERT URWIN, Baldy — The little man who ' s always there. ORRIN W. VAIL, Cooker — I like to work if I like the work. ELEANOR VIERTEL, Lizzy — A personality overwhelm¬ ing her size. JANET VOGT —Perfectly well-groomed, quietly dignified. KENNETH S. WADE, Ken — A peppery little red head. SHIRLEY WAGNER — A student beyond compare; English mostly is her flare. Pleading in vain lor a score on the Tygers. Top Row —- ERNESTINE WALLACE, Ernie — Every thought and action a drama on the huge stage of life. BETTY LOU WALTER, Betsy — The skill to do comes of doing. JAMES WALTER, Jim -— I love life and whatever it has to offer. DONALD WANTZ, Don — His heart is as big as he is. JANET WARE, Ish — The solitude of band and Y-Teens. Third Row — JOYCE WELLS, Jo -— Beneath that guietude are some lively thoughts. HOWARD WELSH, Howie — A basketball star who ' s full of fun and pranks. DICK WENTZEL, Dick — A friendly kid with a smile for all of us. PATRICIA WESTRICK, Termite — A friend to us all. CAROL J. WETZEL — Tis good to be merry and wise. Second Row — JEWEL WASHINGTON — A true ' Jewel ' . DORTHEA WEATH, Dottie Lee — Lincoln ' s gift to Washington. THOMAS WEBBER, Tom — Tom will light his way to success. RICHARD WEISGARBER, Dick -—- His actions speak louder than his words. MARY WELDON, Shorty — Definitely so—a nice person to know. Fourth Row —- DAVID WHIPPLE, Whipp — Band and dramatics, his achievements. JOANNE WHITE, Dimples — Always an answer for everyone. RAMONA MAY WILSON, Monie — Ramona not only participates in sports. She is one. FRANCES MARIE WINCEK, Toots — One who guietly minds her own business. JOHN D. WINCEK, Toni — Feminine hearts are won by curly hair. Second How — GERALDINE YOST —One half dose of a double portion of sweetness. KATHLEEN M. YOST —The other half dose of a double portion of sweetness. CAROLYN ZEPP, Peanut — A trim figure and a flair for athletics. Top Row —- WILLIAM B. WINDOM, Bill — His congenial spirit makes you want to be around him. BETTY LOUISE WINKLER — A newcomer to W.H.S.. yet a friend to all. JOHN WINTER — Canny enough to be a prankster. WANDA WOODS, Vadie — A laugh a day keeps the blues away. ; GERALDINE M. YATSKO, Gerry — An assortment of athletic excellence. FRANKLIN ZEPP, Bud — A man of droll wit and diminutive stature. ERMA ZIMMERMAN, Ermie — Sparkling eyes for a sparkling person. Sonny learns his Whoo-osh! A.B.C. ' s Cute sign, eh? v f • • .Jiv-iei ' - ■ ' •- .• “ f ' ' • - •� - ' it vrf T ' - v ‘ , i ' oV-T’- •ST 1 £ 241 j hssbsb® -s •� - i « Junior Officers President_Jack Ware Vice President_Don Hoverland Secretary_Sue Greet Treasurer_Cynthia Evans Class Hi-Lites Hayride Box Social Faculty-Student BB game (co¬ sponsored with Sophomores). Junior-Soph Picnic Junior-Senior Prom Class Advisers Mrs. McPeek Mr. Putts flow 1 —Maxine Baker, Margaret Bednard, Marilyn Burtt, Robert Barnes, Marilyn Bowers, Dolly Brown. flow 2—Bernie Barnes, Jane Am, Carolyn Albright, Don Baker, Jim Alexander, Phyl Alton. flow 3 —Evelyn Bennard, Jack Aduddell, Dick Bell, Kenny Berens, Jack Archer, Ronald Boss. flow 1 —Maxine Cox, Naomi Campton, Virginia Cox, Lillian Bertels, Wanda Boyd, Mary Cicchinelli. flow 2—Alta Marie Baus, Beverly Byrd, Alice Chandler, Evelyn Brenner, Barbara Arva, Ruth Chandler. Row 3—Irvin Crable, Wilfred Brenner, Eddie Albertson, Jerry Bailis, Bob Bern¬ stein, Fred Close. flow I—Janet Bryce, Evelyn Berry, Barb Butterfield, Grace Crofut, Beverly Cald¬ well, Eleanor Curtis. flow 2—Ann Charlesworth, Patty Daniels, Marie Dolmas, Carolyn Crescenze, Mary Lou Dehnke, Eileen Domer. flow 3—Barbara Cassler, Jim Brenner, Nick Briggs, Bob Blocher, Don Blosser, Bob Berens. flow 1 —Shirley Crowell, Mary Kay Dona¬ hue, Alice DeHass, Louise Davis, Bar¬ bara Corrigan, Joann Detweiler. flow 2—Bette Browning, Liz Clunk, Emil Dominick, Clifford Crew, Fred Dale, Harold Davis. flow 3—Dick David, Louie Carter, Jack Dowd, Bill Cauger, Rodger Dewalt, Bob David. ; w y W ' f; y-y ? $ f ' „ ,P V p ■ f ■ f- ■� . ' y r . ® M % r t p • t r h . y u - v ■ ■ ■■■■ K r % ' • v ■ ' . %, y $ ' . ' y . - . Y y V, 4 ' ' ■€ ' ’ d 5 t - dwjim «• y f ( Row J—Richard Fath, Robert Evans, Joanne Eckstein, Cynthia Evans, Janice Eckstein, Joan Fearon. Row 2—Barbara Epler, Edna Davis, Merta DeBos, Janice Freytag, Ray Feathering- ham, Ross Clawson. Row 3 —Bill Dempster, Dan Fabian, Don Flickinger, Dick Fierstos, Bob Fread, Bill Fritz. Row 1 —Mary Lou Gardiner, Donna Garn¬ ery, Ann Foltz, Mary Flath, Eustaquia Gil, Mary Greenshield. Row 2—Susan Geiger, Verna Griesheimer, Margaret Grimes, Corbett Griffin, Robert Greer, Don Hoot. Row 3 —Bob Gardiner, Joe Gleason, Bob Gardner, Harold Graber, Don Hintz, Norma Galschet. Row 1—Ann Helline, Harriet Hammer¬ smith, Nancy Harter, Carclyn Gise, Eileene Haines, Harriet Howiler. Row 2—Kathleen Hartman, Charlotte Harig, Sue Greet, Sally Hess, James Glick, Bob Guggenheimer. Row 3 —Jack Glick, Dick Hawk, Edward Grier, Jack Gibbons, Donna Geis, Lowell Geis. Sugar and spice and everything nice. — - 1 v ‘ � • 5 ' ,£? J ✓ V « ?• : C !! - • ' - ' ' ; ' v ' £ ' ■ „ - � ' f The cheering paid off. Bow 1 —Beverly Jacobs, Nancy Johnson, Margaret Kepler, Joanne Koehnlein, Mary Jo Judge, Doris Isler. i?ow 2—Mirai Johnson, Joyce Hill, Faye Heisser, Sally Henderson, Patti Johnson, Margaret Henson. Bow 3 —Clara Kile, Dale Keller, Eugene Hawk, Dave Kalleker, Don Hoverland, Jack Kracker. Bow 1 —Doris Hindley, Bill Guliff, Jerry Howe, Nancy Howe, Nancy Hollinger, John Hodgson. Row 2—Delbert Hoffman, Junior Hedge- speth, Bob Hastier, Toby Hassman, Jim Hostetler, Rex Henderson. Bow 3 —Dorthalyn Hedge, Bonnie Hedges, Marilyn Hartman, Bob Howe, Eugene Hodgson, Jerry Haley. Row 1 —Norma Jean Kimmel, Caroline Kraft, Betty LeClaire, Kae Kessel, Nellie Klick, Janice Leighley. flow 2—Betty Jean Lambert, Sonny Kolek, Frank Kozeleh, Kenny Kelly, Frankie Knupp, Jack Keehn. flow 3 —Dick Kemp, Bob Hill, Gary Long- worth, Dave Kreiger, Ron Kutz, Dick Kaminski. The die is cast. Row 1 —Janice Leonard, Jean Kracker, Lois Jean Liggeth, Jimmy Long, Nick Liossis, Natalie McConnell. Row 2— Don Laflin, Gene Long, Tom Hamil¬ ton, Janice McAllister, Mary Ann Mc- Robie, Janet Mclnnis. Row 3 —Molly McMaster. Mary Jo Mc¬ Guire, Ray Lane, Earl Littlefield, Margie McQueen, Louise McGinnis. Row 1—Joyce Martin, Frances Miller, Don Morrison, Jack McCollum, Pat Mayberry, Greta Manson. Row 2—Jackie Marsh, Shirley Maurer, Janet Marshall. George Mercer, Pat Maier, Marilyn Miller. Row 3 —Tom Madaffer, Robert Manwaring, Richard McClair, Ronald McGlynchey, J mmy Marshall, Dave McQueen. Row 1 —Phyllis Mishler, Helen Maulos, Marlene Miskimin, Helene Miller, Jeanne Miller, Betty Jo Myers. Row 2—Evelyn Moore, Barbara Moore, Dorothy Mattox, Joy Ann Leslie, Paul Martin, Mary Jean Mossides, Joanne Mitcheal. Row 3 —Grace Miller, Dan Marchant, Allen Murray, Andrew Miller, Dick Norris. Row 1 —Carol Ringley, Janice Ruetz, Kathy Ruetz, Carol Rossett, Darlene Rose, Janeth Rodenberger. Row 2—Barbara Ricker, Mary Remeley, Janey Ritter, Joyce Rankin, Ernie Russell, Carolyn Jo Rice. Row 3 —Joe Parato, Jim Pahlau, Milt Pro- fant, Paul Polaski, Jim Palmer, Dick Pitz. Juniors? Bight church, wrong pew. Row 1 —Mary Ann Nickolis, Alice Nye, Carmie Noggle, Margie Nicewander, Lana Piehangele, Marlys Owens. Row 2— Mary Ann Ortiz, Georgia Poulelis, Gloria Orphan, Norma Puckett, Barbara Peters, Verna Olenick. Row 1 —Mary Jean Schilling, June Schen, Barbara Scott, Jean Saho, Janice Switzer, Doris Swihart. Row 2—Barbara Roll, Mary Sanders, Inez Russell, Kathy Stanko, Marleen Siblia, Harry Smith. Row 3 —Paul Sander, Eddie Slates, Morgan Roderick, Mamie Sharp, Jim Reichen- bach, Paul Rose. Row 3 —Dolores Pizzini. Winnie Phillips, Rex Payne, Gene Laps, Bill Nodo, Rita Pitz. Row 1 —Elizabeth Stitz, Helen Saunders, Marianne Santilli, Jeanne Sample, Camille Spuhler, Shirley Simon. Row 2—Gloria ScharveT, Jeanne Snyder, Helen Surmay, Carolyn Swanson, Bob Scott, Tom Shelt. Row 3—Edwin Stevens, Norman Steed, Clarence Sheppler, Jim Shipp, Ronnie Risher, Don Rhoads. Row 1 — Mary Tomasevich, Mary Summers, Nelda Thornberry, Jean Thomas, Carol Weinand, Gretchen Vesper. Row 2—Beverly Wagner, Glenda Smith, Genevieve Skibicki, Marjorie Tournoux, Delmar Stranger, Phil Pearson. Row 3 —Ronnie Sanatore, Joe Vogt, Bill Stoner, Bill Stollar, Marion Sees, Jim Schumacher. Row 1 —Jim Wenzel, Philip Zepp, Dick Yohn, Tom Taylcr, Walter White, Dick Wilhelm. Row 2—Norman Wren, Dan Yager, Tom Zeller, Jack Ware, Verne Warstler. Row 3—Betty Lou Hornbrook, Ronald Vogelgesang, Cyril Weich, Dick Wool- bert, Jerry Mutchler, Marie Leison. Row 1 —Janet Zorger, Shirley Wheeler, Jackie Wolfe, Alma Yeung, Elaine Wein¬ stein. Row 2—Mary Vassilloff, Mary Margaret Wantz, Doris Wilson, Shila Zapp, Loretta Weldon. Row 3—Clarence Zearley, Dan Unklesby, Ronald Thomason, Herman Wesley, Dick Walter. Men from Mars 11:55 a.m. Ladies in the dark Speechless Doll Show Stop the music! [tXi S £ Z ■VS .. {- ' ■• ,14 IM-Mt. „ « i- i - 4 1 W « -s ' • ' , 4Jf i i v-. .fe., 4,5 . Jv , ' � J ? ' -M . - :■ 1 xi ' ■ £ •- • — fc- s ■ . .4, A , ■• ' ■■••■ ' •■■■,• ' • ‘ f SlQ f v •• • •-;. • , ? V v •-•„.. 4 r-. ■,- X � - - •£ « V J ■ ... ;•• .S- ; V . • 4-■ - s ytyx 4-“ - £ 4 t l � . ••� Wa • ., . ' -V-t •? • • - «v 4 ' •‘T- • , ' ■ ' % a t� . ' ■ ■ . ' - 4 r , � - j- %-s % |£Lv - r $ £vj. yo «Apr - ! £•«• 5 -f rf ' ' - - v ;■ ■ ' ’ ■ « $••- ' £ ' •■ ’ ' ■ • J, y ;••? • ; 1 .. i t .; • £ A«| Uv£ 4-, • -.t ,. it. «4 ‘tflrc . • ' V ’’ ' f 1 •• «• .«• . •• •• ' V � V.« . � Jf%. [I Sophomore Officers Vice President_Jack Briggs President_._Larry Bond Secretary_Carol Vogt Treasurer_Sally Eberhardt Class Hi-Lites The Cherry Tree Swing Faculty-Student BB game (co¬ sponsored with Juniors) Dance Annual Soph-Jr. Picnic Class Advisers Miss Norma Ackley Mr. Gerald Koffel Row 1 —Billy Andrews, Rose Marie All- man, Beulah Allen, Gwen Adams, Alice Atkins, Lillian Blunt, Herbie Ashbridge. Row 2 —Roland Arnold, Mary Lou Bachtel, Janet Antonille, Onita App, Faith Ali, Dick Barcus. Row 3 —Billy Bobetski, Doris Mae Albright, Jack Bachtel, Dan Adams, Dyrck Air- hart, Mary Althauser, Marian Bailey. Row 1 —Lena Brown, Larry Bond, Frank Bartko, Barbara Bennett, Delores Bed- nar, Patti Bolender, Norris Brannan. Row 2—Dick Bednar, Rose Marie Breden- berg, Richard Biehl, Don Brown, Bob Benfield, Kenny Beers, Tillie Balash. Row 3 —Gene Boerner, Tom Barthelemy, Bill Brislen, Robert Bucklew, James Blair, Barbara Blount. Row 1 — Betty Christman, Retta Border, Jean Burr, Anne Carnie, Mae Bradley, Barbara Brady, Joan Connelly. Row 2—Patty Bonk, Pat Campbell, Phyllis Burdette, Jack Briggs, Arthur Butterfield, Dick Bryan. Row 3 —Paul Bubenchik, Evan Butterfield Nick Brannay, Paul Chapman, Bruce Brenner, Lee Boron, Bob Burris. Row 1 —Josephine Climo, Dick Cary, Gene Cutshaw, Dick Corban, John Craig, Genevieve Childers, Jean Carter. Row 2—Dorothy Curtis, Kenneth Clawson, Dick Chambers, Rachael Crawford, Ruth Cunningham, Joe Camarata. Row 3 —Dick Conger, Glenn Canary, Dick Cordes, Gerald Cunningham, Jim Corbett, Dwight Lee Cutter, Mike Ciccarone. : , 4 - ■ !• t-i ' ’ ’■ M : ••• «$ $ ft r$ .- :. - ?■ ?■ 5 ' ■• • 4; ■ «■ • - N V ' « ' ■ • ' ' « • ■ 0y � }. � } « . • « hx$w . • i . ' f «.[• e ■ ' r ' A ' ■ -t:j .?. ? I -f V J ' «? .?} � r • ' 1 ' wi H ym t, • Row J—Patty Dye, Margaret Drobney, Joan Evans, Carol Dandridge, Donna Donald¬ son, Betty Donaldson, Jan Day. Row 2—Roger Faust, Byron Crofut, Richard Feriance, Carol Evans, James Dunnie, Arnold Dean. Row 3 —James De Casper, Wesley Engel, Den Diglaw, Joe Dillen, Wilbert Douglas, Dave Furiate, Dan Fraser. Row 1 —Arthur Fritz, Marie Fahner, Sallie Eberhardt, Mary Eggenschwiler, John Ellias, Margaret Gamary, Nancy Gainey. Row 2—Marjorie Fisher, Beverly George, Patty Fouts, Joanne Flickinger, Barbara Fread, Jean Ferguson. Row 3 —Terry Fleming, Barbara Geltz, Dick Flores, Bob Grier, Paul Francisco, Davy Gable, John Grunder. Row 1 —Robert Hall, Shirley Hartley, Mary Ann Hodgson, Carole Hartwick, Ruth Halco, JoAnn Heckathorne, Robert Happ. Row 2—Janet Heaton, Pauline Harper, Marilyn Hofacre, Shirley Hauser, Nora Hostetler, Jim Heisser. Row 3 —Robert Heinlrick, James Hardesty, Jim Hauenstein, Bill Heden, Bob Heck, Paul Haubert, Bernard Harwig. Sophomore Board of Strategy Row 1 —Rose Guiffre, Jerry Gowins, Charles Gerstenmaier, Carolyn Graybill, Diane Goss, Clara George, Dorothy Trien. Row 3 —Tad Gardner, Rudy Grunder, Frank Gibson, Edwin Golf, Jim Hefling, Robert Fink, Bill Gearhart. Row 2 —Jean Grosswiller, Helen George, Margaret Getz, Pat Getz, Joyce Gilham, Lou Harrison. Row 1 —Donna Kay Johns, Marie Jacobs, Eugene Hogue, Sally Henley, Sylvia Henderson, Janet Jones, Nancy Jones. Row 2 —Ila Mae Holman, Virginia Lee Hodge, Lucille Mae Hudy, Don Hicks, Bob Hess, Jack Henry. Row 3 —Robert Holacre, George Heller, James Henry, Bill Herman, Bob Hoelzer, JoAnn Huston, Janet Humerickhouse. Row 1 —Harry Jones, JoAnn Kirven, De- lores Keith, Bob Howell, Danny Hyker, Marilyn Jacobs, Margaret John. Row 2 —Martha Jones, Bonnie Knouse, Jean Klinge, Vera Keller, Vivian Klett, Janice Keuper. Row 3 —Arvine Keller, Harold Knepper, Milford Kerr, Marilyn Ketter, Willie Keen, Bobby Johnson, Gerald Johnson. Row 1 —Don Keller, Mabel Layton, Nancy Lash, Janet Krisher, Bonnie Legrom, Eileen Laps, Marilyn Lenhart. Row 2 —Evelyn Lino, Marcel Le Claire, Nancy Lane, June Krisher, James Kuntz, Donald Lalinsky. Row 3 — Ray Laughlin, Dale Kandle, Charles Karnes, Wayne Lawson, Richard Knepper, Don McQuire, Hal Lawson. Row 1 —Kenny Myers, Bob Owen, Edward Moyer, Allie Mitchell, Nancy Mayer, Thelma Moore, Shirley Miller. Row 2 —Juanita Murphy, Johnnie Mae Murphy, Doris Mesaros, Barbara Os¬ wald, Susan Nodo, Delores Orr. Row 3 —Jack Milzanich, Bob May, Mully Matthews, Kenneth Ormston, Louis Major. Don Nist, Jack Norton. Row 1 —Richard Miller, Jean Mortland, Delores Moore, JoAnn Malzahn, Rose- anne Marks, Hazel Milton, Mary Lou McVay. Row 2 — Marjorie Maughiman, Suzanne Mathey, Dorothy Matthews, Nola Meyer, Jerry Miller, Junior Most. Row 3 — Eugene Middlaugh, Wellington Manley, Dan Lopez, Ed Magyar, Russell McCrerry, Jack McBeth, Mike Liossis. Row 1 —Annie Long, Barbara McDougaL Frank McPherson, Bob McPherson, Dolores Mannweiler, Joanne Makowski, Jo Maccora. Row 2 — Sydney McMaster, Barbara Mathias, Mary Marchione, Barbara Marshall, Carol Mann, Alyce Mclnnes. Row 3 —Leota Manson, Nancy Loomis, Carolyn Marlow, Willie Longshore, Charles Mathey, Leonard Maxhimer, Chuck Mann. Row 1 — Jack Popsovich, Patsy Paul, Manuel Paradeses, Alex Paris, Donna Pettay, JoAnn Pfeiffer, Jack Pettit. Row 3 —Paul Pohovey, Frank Powell, Clara Peters, Norma Plunkett, Marguerite Pear¬ son, Delores Ransom. Row 3 —Ella Rankin, John Nussbaum, Don Peters, Eddie Pruitt, Tom Palaski. Helen Peters, Cherie Raffath. IJ Row 1 —Sally Richardson, Blanche Re- gueira. Buddy Rohr, lane Remley, Wes¬ ton Myers, Dave Rice, Billy Rice. Row 2—Bill Rigdon, Russell Mowery, Paul Richardson, Marjorie Rhine, lane Ruder- smith, Doris Richmond. Row 3 —Richard Riddle, Bill Rovey, Charles Paquelet, Kirk Rixson, Thomas Ripple. Harold Ricosky, Bob Parrish. flow 1 —Harold Roudebush, Verner Rudder, Ralph Shilling, Robert Lee Shilling, Ruth Scharan, Sandra Rinehart, Ann Seiler. Row 2—Carolyn Sayer, Mary Lou Reed, Norma Saurer, Dale Schneider, Sam Rufener, Ralph Seese. Row 3 —Dave Saunders, Emmett Shaffer, Ron Shapuite, Terry Reichel, Harry Scarr, Jack Rust, Tom Roth. Row 1 — Sally Seiple, Beverly Schmidt, Jim Seckman, Nick Santarelli, Sally Shaw, JoAnn Shipley, Edna Snyder. Row 2—Leona Smith, Margie Sibila, Jo¬ anne Schwartz, Harold Smith, Tom Shumacher, Terry Snyder. Row 3 —Jack Snoddy, John Shonts, Wesley Shilling, Dick Snyder, Ernest Sibalich, Paul Schoenfeld, John Shaidnagle. The Book Worms Kf iKK. ' fey : mL f- ' r i|j ’ H|: ;• K V| H r , . •- f 1 Jmg J , a mmm ■r ' - ? ■ a t 1 Row 1 ■—Linda Slabaugh, Betty Lou Ste- phonic, Donna Stansberger, Marjorie Stephens, Virginia Stoner, Pat Singer, David Smith. Row 2—Jim Slinger, Pete Synder, Dick Smeyers, Bob Snyder, Don Snyder, Joe Sapia. Row 3 —Harold Tarrant, Steve Takacs, Howard Spees, Ralph Siegmund, Harold Sweasey, Horace Stuck, Jack Strobel. Row 1 —Loren Stevenson, Bob Venables, Edgar Taylor, Suzanne Steed, Patty Spicer, Frank Stahl, Arthur Waggoner. Row 2—Shirley Tschantz, Carol Swihart, Nancy Vosper, Carol Vogt, Jim Stoll, Ronald Swartz. Row 3—Ruth Swartz, Nancy Ulbrect, Larry Weirich, Jerry Still, Jack Sprankle, Paul Tennis, Frankie Stanko. Row 1 —Betty Young, Rose Marie Uhl, Ruth Warrington, Kathleen Young, Will¬ ard Washington, Don Whitmer, Bennie Wetter, Jack Wright. Row 2—Mary Yager, Donald Zearley, Herbie Webb, Don Wassil, Doris Welton. Donna Woods, Irene Woods, Richard Wincek. Row 3 —John Uhl, Ronnie Wetzel, Glenn Tunning, John Tripodi. Bill Wade, Ronny Tarrant, Ramon Webb, Vic Townsend. Row 1 —Patricia Wantz, Naudiene Wallace, Goldia Vaulgares, Lois Zimmerman, Phyllis Williams, Joanne Weatherholt, Iva Shingboton, Dorothy Yatsko. Row 2—Virginia Weaver, Margaret Wou- tat, Margie Woolbert, Glenna Woolley, Dick White, Don Welty, Marilyn Wentzel, Marie Voulgares. Row 3 —Andy Young, Raymond Stano, Charles Vliet, Tommy Straughn, Dave Watts, Jim Van Rizin, A1 Litter. The Bread Line Murder, Inc. MISS MASSILLONIAN mmmmmam JEAN BLACKA FROM MASSILLONIAN I BETTY HASSAN mm m m | m m r MARILYN HESSE THESE CANDIDATES jbetuiid jbay delectd ad MISS MASSILLONIAN feelty Jladda « . 1 f ® w ; ; ' • ACTIVITIES d j| ' A AN , A i ■ mM THE ANNUAL BOARD PHOTOGRAPHERS Ronnie, Smitty, Wimp FEATURE STAFF Scarr, Liz, Phyl, Huck BUSINESS STAFF Lou, Tom, Jim, Joanie EDITORIAL STAFF Janet, Don, JoAnn, A. P. ' Time Out for a Party NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Every year a maximum of fifteen per cent of the graduating class of Washington High School is selected for membership in the National Honor Society. This is an exclusive organization, which some people mistake for a bookworm ' s society. To gain membership, a student must not only have good scholarship but he must also be a leader in extra¬ curricular activities. Good character, service to the school and community, and hard work on the part of a student are other attributes which land many a student a position in this select group. So, ' ' Massillonians,” look at your National Honor Society. In this group are found not only today ' s leaders but also the civic and national leaders of the future. flow 1 —- T anet Childers, Onilee Limbach, Janice Eberhardt, Mary Barthelemy, Jo Ann Jeandrevin, Norma Drennen, Betty Hassan, Barbara Metheuse, Jean Blacka, Carletta Hardesty, Mary Hovey, Nancy Davenport. flow 2 —Wanda Lieberman, Susan Evans, Katie Myers, Carol Urban, Marian Henry, Janet Ertle, Pat Innis, Marilyn McCann, Katherine Adams, Joan Hindley, Donna Geis, Shirley Krebs. flow 3 —Helen Serban, Donna Bender, Joyce Schilling, Myrtle Harding, Barbara Evans, Marilyn Hesse, Alyce Fritz, Joanne George, Marion Harrison, Marjorie Sweasey, Jim Bowers, Sylvia Novak, Miss Helen Smith. flow 4 —Sam Evans, John Price, Gordon Dey, Bob Ries, Leo Grosswiler, Don Shilling, David Whipple, Chuck Miller, Jack Armour, Hershel Hood, Charles Hess. I How 1 —Mary Lou Bachtel, Thelma Moore, Carolyn Graybill, Barbara Butterfield, Jim Bowers, Jean Blacka, Janice Ruetz, Janet Krisher, Evelyn Berry, Beverly Wagner. Row 2 —Lillian Sinnock, Dick Shine, Glenn Canary, Russell Mowery, Marion Harrison, Pat Ehret, Mary Jane Thomas, Susan Evans, Mary Jane Richeimer. Row 3 —Don James, Nick Briggs, Jim Littlefield, Joe Gleason, Bruce Brenner, Jack Dowd, Bill Stoner, Paul Francisco, Don Ripple. STUDENT COUNCIL HI TIMES flow 1 —Rebecca Dominguez, Pat Klein, Norma Drennen, Betty Hassan, Carletta Hardesty, Mary Easterday, Leroy McFarren, Bill Brislen, Jim Wenzel, Charlotte Bates, Duane Shamp. flow 2—Sam Evans, Louise McGinnis, Shila Zapp, Margaret Grimes, Marie Dolmas, Barbara Epler, Joanne George, Marian Harrison, Sally Boerner, June Bettilyon, Janice Eckstein. Row 3 —Joyce Schilling, Sylvia Novak, Katherine Adams, Marilyn Hartman, Dick Shine, Bob Blocher, Chuck Miller, Robert Phillips, Dave Greek, Nick Briggs, Bob Ries, Paul Hildebrand, flow 4 —Richard Messenger, Jack Armour. £ flow 1 —Chuck Hess, Jim Hostetler, Ronnie Osborne, Gene Custer, John Price, Sam Evans, Jim Bowers. flow 2 —A. P. Drayer, Bob Blocher, Tom Hamilton, Norman Wren, Don Steffee, Russell Corban, Don Rhoads, I. W. Snyder. HI-Y BOYS flow 1 —Bob Miller, Jim Wenzel, Arthur Waggoner, Jim Brenner, Ronnie Osborne, Edwin Simon, flow 2 —Rex Henderson, John Kessel, Russell Corban, Bob Gardner, Howie Spees. flow 3 —I. W. Snyder, Tom Taylor, Dick Morgan, Chuck Mann, Jerry Croushore. CABINET LEADERS flow 1 —loan Fearon, Mary Barthelemy, Sally Seiple, Janet Krisher, Glenna Woolley, Joan Evans, Lillian Sharp, Jewel Washington. Row 2—Mary Lou Bachtel, Betty Lou Stephanie, Katie Myers, Susan Evans, Carol Urban, Janet Brandon, Carol Simmons, Beverly Byrd, Barbara Metheuse. Row 3 —Thelma Moore, Roseanne Marks, Beverly Wagner, June Krisher, Marilyn Hartman, Alyce Fritz, Mary Osborne, Mary Blanche Oberlin, Helen Smith, Jean Blacka, Nancy Gonzalez. Y TEEN CABINET TERPS CABINET flow 1 —Nancy Vosper, Jim Bowers, Margaret Sarianides, Dick Shine, Gene Custer. flow 2—Glenna Cain, Ray Featheringham, Pat Ehret, Chuck Vliet,, Marilyn Hartman, A. P. Drayer. Row 1 —Card Dandridge, Dottie Weath, Evelyn Chapman, Iva Shingleton, Gloria Putt, Cherie Raffath, Clara George, Janet Lee Heaton, Mrs. Helen Henley. Row 2—Nancy Loomis, Barbara Epler, Margaret Grimes, Walter White, Vic Townsend, Paul Chapman, Robert Phillips, Ernestine Wallace, Evelyn Lint. ART CLUB STUDENT SECRETARIES Row 1 —Wanda Beiter, Janet Childers, Rebecca Dominguez, Shirley Princehorn, Kay McKnight, Onille Limbach, Alice Johnson, Wanda Liebermann, Gerry Yatsko, Drucilla Blocher, Joan Greenwalt, Delores Profant. Row 2—Helen Serban, Joan Bullach, Ernestine Kimmel, Esther Montgomery, Nan FitzGerald, Loretta Klein, Nancy Davenport, Carol Smith, Carletta Hardesty, Betty Hixenbaugh, Rita Romer, Marian Henry, Betty Walter, Joyce Wells. Row 3 —Stella Gullias, Alyce Fritz, Marianne Miller , Gloria Spinden, Carolyn Crescenze, Faye Heisser, Reinna Holmes, Lois Preece, Frances Wincek, Nary Austin, Janet Ertle, Marilyn Ormston, Marilyn Remley. Row 4 —Geraldine Sady, Marjorie Sweasey, Carol Howell, Ann Baker, Pat Innis, Jane Braun, Kathy Stanko, Dodo Kent, Myrtle Harding, Kathy Sibila, Jo White, Marilyn Hesse, Barbara Evans. ■ Row 1 Jean Blacka, Janet Ware, Ernestine Holloway, Carol Simmons, Faye Graber, Alice Leonard, Joanne Ickes, June Bettilyon, Margie Stephan, Jean Horton, Mary Jane Thomas, Pat Ehret. Row 2 Patricia Ann Westrick, Janet Childers. Rebecca Dominguez, Shirley Princehorn, Joan Greenwalt, Alice Johnson, Judy Steiner, Wanda Liebermann, Barbara Metheuse, Barbara Ulrich, Norma Drennen, Joan Hindley, Lillian Klett, Carolyn Zepp. Row 3 Marilyn Remley, Louella Rush, Donna Conger, Mary Weldon, Eleanore Viertel, Carletta Hardesty, Dolores Profant, Dodo Kent, Reinna Holmes, Grace Maxhimer, Janice Ripple, Nancy Davenport, Lillian Sinnock,. Row 4—Helen Serban, Joanne George, Marion Harrison, Susan Evans, Janet Vogt, Nancy Coss, Frances Wincek, Marilyn Ormston, Charlotte Bates, Corinne Boekel, Sally Boerner, Kathleen Sibila, Joann White, Marilyn Hesse, Barbara Evans. Row 5—Joann Smith, Wanda Payne, Carol Wetzel, Dorothy Bubenchik, Janet Doll, Joyce Schilling, Anne Mauger, Marjorie Sweasey, Joyce Cormany, Joyce Wells, Wanda Woods, Janet Ertle, Mary Austin, Jane Burdette. BIG SISTERS AUDIO VISUAL Row 1- Bill Brislen, Ray Laughlin, Franklin Zepp, Dick Corban, Jerry Miller, Andy Young, Bill Dempster, Evan Butterfield, Joan Bullach. Row 2- Kenny Myers, Rex Henderson, Bob Blocker, Rolland Herring, Carl Laughlin, Dick Snyder, Tom Shelt, Clarence Sheppler, Don Hoverland, Karl Naumann, Drucilla Blocker. Row 3—C. H. Tabler, Dick Hardman, George Mercer, Earl Kulgoske, Vic Huffman, Herman Wesley, Dick Messenger, Sam Rufener, Terry Reichel, Don Wassil. Row 1 Donna Kay Johns, Patricia Ann Westrick, Erma Zimmerman, Nadiene Wallace, Rose Marie Allman, Jean Gessner, Shirley Princehorn, Irene Border, Dolly Broan, Jan Bryce, Lorie Border, Carol Ringley, Marilyn Remley, Dolores Profant, Elenore Limbach. Row 2 -Carol Simmons, Doris Hindley, Ann Helline, Janeth Rodenberger, Norma Jean Kimmel, Jackie Wolfe, Jean Larson, Jean Carter, Nancy Dietrick, Betty Winkler, Margaret Getz, Pat Getz, Dorothy Yatsko, Jean Thomas. Row 3—Oneida Francisco, Janet Lee Heaton, Norma Puckett, Lois Jean Liggett, Mary Marchione, Jean Ferguson, Charlotte Harig, Shirley Simon, Edna Davis, Joan Bullach, Helen Serban, Ramona Wilson, Mary Remley, Spook Spuhler, Joyce Schilling. Row 4--Beverly Byrd, Carolyn Rice, Marilyn Hartman, Barbara Arva, Merta De3os, Barbara Cassler, Gloria Spinden, Mary Sanders, Francis Wincek, Mae Bradley, Doris Isler, Grace Maxhimer, Pat Maier, Ella Rankin,. GIRLS LEADERS CLUB Row I—Jeanie Gessner, Dolly Brown, Doris Hindley, Patty Lou Koehler, Patricia Westrich, Erma Zimmerman, Shirley Ann Princehorn, Norman Jean Kimmel, Alice Mae Atkins, Jan Bryce, Lois Jean Liggett. Row 2—Jackie Wolfe, Millie Millar, Jean Thomas, Janeth Rodenberger, Joan Bullach, Helen Serban, Spook Spuhler, Doris Isler, Norma Puckett, Grace Maxhimer. Row 3- -Ramona Wilson, Oneida Francisco, Jo White, Dolores Profant, Edna Davis, Charlotte Haug, Pat Maier, Frances Wincek, Mary Sanders, Jean Saho, Mary Remley, Beverly Byrd, Elenore M. Limbach, Teacher. Row 4—Shirley Simon, Marilyn Remley, Joyce Schilling, Marilyn Hesse, Barbara Arva, Gloria Spinden, Marilyn Hartman, Carolyn Jo Rice, Carol Simmons. Row 1 —Patricia Ann Westrick, Erma Zimmerman, Janet Childers, Dorothy Pitz, Judy Steiner, Janice Leonard, Janeth Rodenberger. Row 2 —Nancy Coss, Carolyn Gise, Helene Miller, Marlys Owens, Lois Jean Liggett, Janet Brandon, Corinne Boekel. Row 3 —Wanda Payne, Robert Phillips, Robert Taylor. Harry Orphan, Elva F. Mann. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS HALL GUARDS flow 1 —Mary Tomasevich, Kay McKnight, Phyllis Mishler, Evelyn Chapman, Elaine Kohlmeier. Ruth Chandler, Carol Weinard, Donna Garnery, Mary Flath, Harriet Hammersmith, Joanne Koehnlein. Row 2—Margaret Kepler, Doris Isler, Camille Spuhler, Eustaquia Gil, Anne Mauger, Janet Doll, Eleanor Curtis, Janet Hershberger. Pearl Irene Hupp, Fahye Graber, Marlys Owens. Row 3 —Gloria Putt, Jane Am, Susan Geiger, Shirley Simon, Margaret Henson, Gloria Smith, Eleanor Reidle, Miss Smith, Ann Charlesworth, Janice Ripple, Carol Maier. Row 1 Patricia Wantz, Kinda Slabaugh, Betty Christman, Delores Jane Moore, Dorothy Pitz, Judy Stiner, Nancy Coss, Bonnie Legrom, Delores Keith, Evelyn Chapman, Jane Remley, Kathleen Yost Row 2 Geraldine Yost, Jewel Washington, Marlys Owens, Lillian Bertels, Sylvia Henderson, Retta Border, Alyce Mclnnes, Nancy Deitrick, Janet Mclnnes, Dorothy Green, Iris Beatty. Row 3 —Janet Doll, Wanda Aston, Kathleen Hartman, Pauline Harper, Sylvia Novak, Shirley Hauser, Virginia Hodge, Fahye Graber, Gloria Putt, Mary Lou Reed, Doris Mallricht. Virginia Weaver, Ruth Swartz, Carolyn Sayre, Beverly Ann Byrd, Carol Simmons, Row 4—Winnie Phillips, Eileen Laps, Gloria Spinden. Row 1 Mary Lou Bachtel, Marie Fahrner, Blanche Regueira, Nancy Lash, Dottie Weath, Connell, Harriet Hammersmith, Evelyn Moore, Glenna Woolley, Betty Lou Stephonic. Row 2 Barbara Oswald, Margaret Sariandes, Eustaquia Gil, Jane Remley, Shirley Krebs, Joann Smith, Verna Gresheimer, Delmar Stranger, Shirley Maurer, Carolyn Albright, Jean Kracker, Bernis Barnes. Row 3— Carol Urban, Janet Brandon, Shirley Wagner, Pat Innis, Gloria Smith, Jim Brown, Don Hoverland, Don Flickinger Joy Stover, Mary Osborne, Mary B. Oberlin. Nancy Gonzalez, Natalie mmt ft Mm ,-Jm Jm SL JM 1 ft. ft| -, I ■ M ft ft W : W nk Iffll r f iW M i M ft . ” j H 4 ft Wft r n •• ' HQ ft mm m Jp ■L im 4 --� Ww £ ft.?. Wr J ■k. ' lJM - ■|V. . ' ft „ n. t hJB ft BJH ' ' m. 1 A ' m [; jgftj, - ’ ft CLINIC How 1 —Judy Steiner, Barbara Quigley, Janet Vogt, Donna Bender. flow 2—Joyce Schilling, Phyl Alton, Ruth Weimer, Barbara Shaidnagle, Lois Lindsay. jb ) mtZiM ' SB m L hRI ■P , , U ' m ps ffly 1 jf J ■ ufl A ' :. JSSnfc w ■ r BIOLOGY RESEARCH Row 1 —Betty Stitz, Joy Ann Leslie, Beverly Wagner, Geraldine Hover- land, Dale Keller, Natalie McConnell, Kathleen Ruetz, Mary Jean Schilling. Row 2—Gerald Koffel, Janet Vogt, Marie Horner, Jack Ware, Ronald Berquist, George Mercer, Joe Vogt, Ruth Weimer. flow 3 —M. E. Gardner, George Mc¬ Laughlin. If i 1 2 , , ' p 1 V , 1 . V SCIENCE CLUB flow 1 —Jack McCollum, Jean Blacka, Joan Hindley, Andy Young, Joyce Schilling. flow 2—Dick Kemp, Joanne George, Dick Hardman, Tommy Palmer, M. E. Gardner. 4. Queen for a day. 5. And so on into the night. Driving class was never like this. 7 . Disc jockeys. 1. A seething mass of humanity. 2. Gun moll (?) 3. Don Juan caught in the act. VOCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS AUTO MECHANICS II Row 1 —Clark Frederick, Bob McConnell, Bob Moffett, Tony Medure, Leroy Shaffer, Dan Fisher, Harvey Shaffer. Row 2 —Warren Writter, Glenn Smith, Wilfred Miller, Bill Beach, Joe Painter, Edward Draime, Floyd Hintz. Row 3 —Dick Weisgarber, Duane Bartz, Art Rankl, James L. Walter, James V. Baumgardner, Clyde Ammond, Mr. Saurer. flow 1 —Bob Miller, Ronnie Theken, James Donahue, Thomas Borell, James Allman, Paul Moore, Earl Henderson. flow 2—Dick Wentzel, Ray Dickerson, Gene Keller, Bob Urwin, George Betinis, John Winter. flow 3 —Richard Keller, James Gainey, Robert Paulik, Jim Keehn, R. T. J. Patt, George Lega, G. G. McMahon. MACHINE SHOP II Row 1 —Ronnie Sanatore, Don Hoat, Joe Kircher. Donald Hintz, Norman Ga ' schet, Paul Sander, Robert Greer, Harold Davis. Row 2 —Dick Pitz, Eugene Hawk, Jack Miller, Gene Laps, Kenny Berens, Robert Hastier, R. Gardner. Row 3 —Howard Miller, Carl Kcnen, Jim Pahlau, Jerry Haley, Marion Sees, Tom Zeller. AUTO MECHANICS I MACHINE SHOP I Row 1 —Delbert Hoffman, Clarence Zearley, Sonny Kolek, Corbett Griffin, Philip Zepp, Paul Rose, Don Baker, Don Steffee. Row 2—Ross Clawson, Don Rhoads, Dave McQueen, Larry Champori, Richard McClain, Eugene Hodgson, Paul Martin, Henry Berger. flow 1 —Cloe Daughenbaugh, Arthur Kimmel, Vernon Kraft, Eddie Compan, James Wadian, Bill Smith, Eugene Jenkins, Mack Owens, Jim Waller, flow 2—Weisgarber, Ray McDonald, Gary Walter, Bob Mitchel, Ray Wilhelm, Ronnie Pflug, Don Meadows, Clarence Knerr. WELDING GENERAL METALS flow 1 —Richard Miller, Kenny Myers, Eugene Middaugh, Harold Roudebush, Arthur Fritz, Bob Venables, Eugene Hogue, Roland Arnold, Billy Rice, Dick Corban, Jim Seckman, Nick Santarelli. flow 2—Frank Stahl, Bill Geachart, Wellington Manley, Dick Chambeiz, Jack Wright, A1 Litten, Robert Howell, Danny Hyker, Dan Lopez, Lou Boron, Kenny Beers, Jim Hauenstein. flow 3 —Eddie Pruit, Dale Schneider, Joe Sopia, Bob Parrish, Don Snyder, Richard Bednar, Dick Knepper, Jim Blair, Robert Fink, Tom Webber, Ronnie Wetzel, D. M. Show, flow 4 —Tom Staugh, Dick Cordes, Howie Spees, Paul Schoenfeld, Horace Stuck, Dan Dilicco, John Tripodi, Frank Gibson, Ronny Tarrantz. WOODWORK FOREMEN Row I—Bill Lindsey, Russell Halco, Edwin Simon, Dick Jacobs, Norman Oldham, Leroy McFarren, A. C. Alli¬ son. Row 2 —Dick Sonnhalter, Bill Allman, Bill Pollock, Dick Messenger, Leland Stanford, Jim Runser. MECHANICAL DRAWING Row 1 —Hevshel Hood. Leroy McFarren, Tom Webber, Richard Fete, Orrin Vail, Howard Show, Gordon Hamers- ley, Jim Bowers. Row 2—Dale Tabellion, Roy Sims, Verl Bennett, Jim Runser, Dave Greek, Jim Broun, Ted Bammerlin. Row 3 —Robert Phillips, Norman Old¬ ham, Tom Robinson, Jim Palaski, Buddy Jacobs, Leo Grosswiller, Roy M. Hartman. PRINTING FOREMEN Row 1 —Rita Hummel, Geraldine Hover- land, Jim Myricks, Tom Leineweber, Sonny Sylvester, Erma Jean Boekel, Dolores Beiter. Row 2—Bill Lindsey, Dick Guleff, Russ Corban, Tom Rosche, Arvin Hamilton, Howard Welsh, George Maljanich, Alex Pustoy, James S. Himes, Adviser. Roy ' s boys Mr. Fix it. Show show ' s ' em how. Board to death. Mob rule! Concentration! Production line . . . Horse play at the tool shed. The well-dressed man of 1999. imwMf IF l ■hIb|4 |L } $ W 3 | PBpL r y 9 v; . | Mppm v . . IMRftS jSs j ■nw ; =4l ? - ' j ■ ' • ' -4 J A WPPtHBl :W ’• . � V ' ? %lllll v j— r ’ ' y£ v ; sS B filisfl ' ' J 38B§j IfM jgKK j : ; l®4 W ' , krr j3� .. T f - f .- ■ ?jjj£ j ■MM iK WM 1 k H l “ Jfl W ■.”■• ; “ -! l| ' ft ft v‘ [i M r 1 (1 nPlssfeHStfi • J ! nSr BWM9yfi ■ ay BawMUgw 1 JL BbF ,r-.- I JUJI | Extra! SPEECH AND DRAMATICS WILLIAM NAGEL SPEECH TOURNAMENT RECORD Nov. —Massillon, Prince of Peace_1st place Dec. 17—Wooster, Debate ___4th place Jan. 7—Lehman, Individuals _4th place Jan. 7—Ravenna, Debate ___4th place Jan. 14—Massillon, Individuals _1st place Jan. 14—McKinley, Debate _1st place Jan. 21—Dover, Debate _4th place Jan. 21—Niles, Individuals _1st place Jan. 28—Kent, Debate _1st place Jan. 28—Doylestown, Individuals _2nd place Feb. 4—Cathedral Latin, Both _4th place Feb. 11—Alliance, Debate _ 6th place Feb. 11—Wadsworth, Individuals _1st place Feb. 18—Massillon, Oregon Debate _2nd place Feb. 25—O.H.S.S.L. District _1st place March 3, 4—Kent, District Individuals_ 4th place Debate__ 4th place March 17, 18—State Tournament. Our speech club has prospered this year. Mr. Nagel has procurred his diamond key; meaning that 100,000 points have been earned by Massillon students under his guidance. We sent a complete team to the state tournament. Our year was successful, as our record shows, and was guided by the following offi¬ cers: Don Ripple, President (seated); Jerry Alpiner, Vice President; Bob Coulter, Treasurer; Joan Hindley, Secretary. Row 1 —Cynthia Evans, Molly McMaster, Sally Hess, Doris Kraft, Barbara Quigley, Dorothy Curtis, Alice Autrey, loan Hindley, Betty Hassan, Natalie McConnell, Joy Ann Leslie. Row 2 —Don Ripple, Bob Blocher, Charles Mathey, Glenn Canary, Jim Hostetler, Sam Evans, Mary Althauser, Joanne George, Carol Vogt, Sue Greet, Joann Detweiler. Row 3 —W. Nagel, Don Flickinger, Bob Henderhan, Don Shilling, Pete Myers, Kenny Kohn, Tom Hamilton, Bob Coulter, Jerry Alpiner, Ronald Boss, Phil Lawson. EXCELLENCE AND DISTINCTION HONOR AND MERIT Row 1 —Ernestine Holloway, Marilyn Hofacre, Susan Leg, Ernestine Wallace, Louise McGinnis, Betty LeClaire, Kay Kessel, Mary Hovey, Blanche Regueira, Mary Kay Donahue. Row 2 —Ralph Shilling, Jerry Miller, Susan Evans, Alyce Fritz, Marlene Sibila, Verna Olenick, Shila Zapp, Marilyn Klingensmith, Katie Myers. Row 3 —Chuck Hess, Bill Brislen, Ed Matthews, Howard Welsh, Tommy Palmer, John Price, Barbara Shaidnagle, Jean Grosswiller, Marilyn Wentzel. Row 1 —Bill Brislen, Jim Hostetler, Glenn Canary, Bob Coulter, Don Ripple, Tom Hamilton, Mary Althauser, Dorothy Curtis, Molly McMaster. Row 2—W. Nagle, Charles Mathey, John Price, Ronald Boss, Pete Myers, Don Shilling, Jerry Alpiner, Samuel Evans, Carol Vogt. Varsity Debaters. DEBATE STATE TEAM Row 1 —Jerry Alpiner, Doris Kraft, Betty Hassan, Tom Hamilton. flow 2—Mr. Nagle, Bob Henderhan, Pete Myers, Don Shilling, Don Ripple. DRAMATICS Struts and Frets in presenting its three annual shows this year gave a varied program of theatre productions. The season opened with Stage Door a light comedy; February brought about Lady in the Dark , a musical; and with Spring came Charley ' s Aunt . For the state one- act contest the Thespians presented lie and brought back ratings of superior in both the District and State finals contest. A series of initiations, informal and formal, parties and banquets highlighted the months between the major productions. The club also kept busy with their contribu¬ tions to chapels, community programs, the operetta, band concert and a variety of high school productions. Dave Whipple and Dick Hain were named to the all-state cast for their portrayals in lie and, outstanding crew managers named were Doris Wilson, Barbara Ricker, Betty Hassan, Marilyn McCann, Tom Webber, Bob Willis, Lois Lindsay. Yearly awards had not been announced as of the publish¬ ing of this book. HERBERT ROGERS DRAMATIC OFFICERS Standing —Marilyn McCann, Dave Whipple, Lois Lindsay. Seated —Susan Evans, Barbara Quigley. Row 1—Mary Barthelemy, Nancy Gonzalez, Barbara Ricker, Barbara Scott, Darlene Rose, Betty Hassan, Jo Ann Tabler, Mary Hovey, Mimi Johnson, Barbara Quigley, Dorothy Bubenchik Row 2—Dodo Kent, Joanne Eckstein, Susan Evans, Katie Myers, Margie Nicewander, Ernestine Wallace, Sue Greet, Sally Hess, Mig Sibila, Joanne George Row 3—Kathleen Sibila, Anne Mauger, Marilyn Hesse, Pat Ehret, Lois Lindsay, Liz Clunk, Margie McQueen, Doris Wilson, Marilyn McCann Row 4 —Tom Webber, Bob Guggenheimer, Pete Myers, Dave Whipple, Jack Ware. OLD MEMBERS DRAMATIC CLUB NEW MEMBERS Row 1—Nadine Wallace, Jeane Mortland, Dorthea Weath, Norma Jean Kimmel, Alice Atkins, Mary Kay Donahue, Barbara Ulrich, Carolyn Zepp, Ruth Sharon, Sallie Eberhardt, Margaret Drobney, Jean Saho. Row 2—Janice Leonard, Vera Keller, Sandy Rinehart, Mary Lou McVay, Margaret Woutat, Molly McMaster, Jerry Miller, Jim Slinger, Bill Rigdon, Lou Harrison, Cynthia Evans, Carmie Noggle. Row 3—Janice Eckstein, Evan Butterfield, Beverly Schmidt, Dolores Manweiler, Shila Zapp, Verna Olenick, Nancy Lane, Janet Brandon, June Krisher, Jane Rudersmith, Doris Richmond, Joyce Cormany, Marilyn Klingensmith. Row 4—Toby Hassman, Bob Coulter, Tom Palaski, Bill Stollar, John Merrill. Cast for Lady In The Dark : Ernestine Wallace, Dodo Kent, Dick Hain, Pete Myers, Dave Whipple, Bob Coulter. m Cast for Stage Door : Susan Evans, Joanne Eckstein, Bob Coulter, Dick Hain, Liz Clunk, Joanne Tabler. STAGE DOOR LADY IN THE DARK mm- OFFICERS Liz Clunk, Ernestine Wallace , Tommy Webber, Katie Myers THESPIANS Hi l At. h h 1 1 1 mr‘ ' ' ■y mb 1 fl HONOR THESPIANS How 1 —Sally Hess, Barbara Quigley, Susan Evans, Katie Myers, Ernestine Wallace, JoAnn Tabler, Betty Hassan. Row 2—Pat Ehret, Dick Hain, Tom. Webber, Bob Willis, Dave Whipple, Lois Lindsay, Elizabeth Clunk, Mari¬ lyn McCann. TRIPLE STAR THESPIANS Row 1 —Mary Barthelemy, Bob Guggen- heimer, Nancy Gonzales. Row 2—Dolores Kent, Dorothy Buben- chick, Pete Myers, Margie Mc¬ Queen, Mary Hovey. DOUBLE STAR THESPIANS STAR THESPIANS Bow 1 —Norma Kimmel, Janice Eckstein, Sue Greet, Barbara Ulrich, Janice Leonard, Mary Kay Donahue. Bow 2 — Margie Nicewader, Joyce Cormany, Don Blosser, Shila Zapp, Verna Olenick, Barbara Scott. flow 1 —Barbara Ricker, Joanne Eck¬ stein, Katie Sibila, Alice Atkins. flow 2—Ann Mauger, Joanne George, Bob Coulter, Marilyn Hesse, Marlene Sibila, Mimi Johnson, Doris Wilson. THESPIAN MEMBERSHIP flow 1 —Carolyn Zepp, Janet Brandon, Dottie Weath. flow 2 — Marilyn Klingensmith, John Merrill. V- MUSIC ON TO PHILLY!! ’bJfi BAND ORIN FORD Director JACK ARMOUR Student Director TWELFTH ANNUAL SPRING CONCERT Guest Conductor: Maynard Swanson. Soloists: Bob Mang, Jack Armour, Donna Geis, Carole Hartwick, Reinna Holmes, Wanda Liebermann. Row 1 — Janice Eberhardt, Carole Hartwick, Winnie Phillips, Jean Snyder, Janet Humerick- house, Ruth Cunningham, (missing), Janice Leighley. Row 2 — Beverly George, Wanda Payne, Hal Lawson, Phyllis Burdette, Barbara Mathias, Mary Ann Hodgson, Janice Leonard. Row 1 —Bob Mang, Benny Wetter, Sally Hender¬ son, Ruth Clinage, Terry Fleming, Janet Ware. Row 2 —Norman Wren, Russell Mowery, Alice Chandler, Shirley Wheeler, Eddie Eggen- schwiler. SYMPHONIC BAND Row 1 —Jack Armour, Ronald Vogelgesang, Bar¬ bara Metheuse, Ralph Siegmund, Paul Tennis, (missing), Louie Major. Row 2—Kenneth Kelly, Richard Mowery, Williard Kemp, Lowell Geis, Millie Border, Jean Harton. Row 1 — Jim Marshall, Dave Whipple, Dick Snyder, Susan Nodo. Row 2—Wanda Liebermann, Mary Ann Ortiz, Rex Payne, Jack Rust, Marilyn Jacobs, Joyce Wells, Roger Dewalt, Gene Lynch. A $ . ? . ¥ ,x ' ' M f ■■■ $ :£ ■ ‘tt!: - 1 a ■ s f ; jH| Nancy Howe, Wayne Copies, Mary Lou Reed, Gloria Orphan, Bob Heintzelman, Janet Roden- berger. Row 1 — Donna Geis, Marilyn Hofacre, Helen Saunders, Carol Evans. Row 2 —Jean Klinge, Jerry Stitt, Jack Briggs, Walter White. Row 1 —John Lawson, Jim Palmer, Walter Rich¬ ardson, Ray Featheringham. Row 2 —Carolyn Marlowe, Evelyn Bennard, Bob Phillips. Carol Hoobler, Betty Jo Myers (missing), Pat John¬ son, Audrey MacCartney, Jimmy Heisser, Phil Lawson. THREE STAR BAND MEMBERS Jack Armour Mildred Border William Caples Ruth Clinage Janice Eberhardt Eddie Eggenschwiler Donna Geis Robert Heintzelman Reinna Holmes Jean Horton Willard Kemp John Lawson Phillip Lawson Wanda Liebermann Gene Lynch Audrey MacCartney Robert Mang Barbara Metheuse Richard Mowery Rex Payne Robert Phillips Walter Richardson Janet Ware Joyce Wells Dave Whipple j pte . CADET BAND Row 1 —Jean Ferguson, Marian Bailey, Barbara Brady, Sydney McMaster, Joanne Weatherhalt, Robert Hall. flow 2 —Walter Richardson, Dan Yager, Jack Morton, Robert Manwaring, Edgar Taylor, Marilyn Kuter, Dorothy Matthews, Weston Myers. Row 3 —Leota Manson, Rose Uhl, Patty Fouts, Bill Wade, Jackie Wolfe, Ronald Tarrant, Bob Mang, Bob Leighley. Row 1 — Nan FitzGerald, Marilyn Jacobs, Ann Charlesworth, Shirley Sights, Margaret John, Helen Saunders. Row 2—Winnie Phillips, Hal Lawson, Phyllis Williams, Ruth Clinage, Ed Eggenschwiler, Charles Martin, Russell Mowery. Row 3 —Dick C ary, Phil Lawson, Jim Palmer, Betty Jo Myers, James Marshall, Kenneth Kelly, Richard Mowery. ORCHESTRA CLEO RESLER Director CHOIR MESSIAH Mary Marting Pendell_Soprano Norman Staiger_Tenor Irene Beamer_Contralto William Carr_Bass Doris Fetzer_Organist December 9, 1949 mm DAVID L. SMITH Student Director FIRST CHOIR flow 1 —Lois Zimmerman, JoAnn Ickes, Mary Barthelemy, Mary Cicchinelli, Barbara Bennett, Carletta Hardesty, Margaret Sarianides, Sally Henley, Blanche Reguerira, Frances Miller, Gretchen Vosper, Mary Hovey, Patsy Paul, Ian Ruetz, Dolores Ransom, Ann Heline, Alice Leonard. flow 2—Carol Urban, Betty Lou Stephanie, Verna Griesheimer, Mary Lou Dehnke, Joan Connelly, Alice Graybill, Harry Orphan, Otto Daniels, Ray Featheringham, Dick Conger, Ralph Shilling, Kenneth Clawson, Manual Paradeses, Dick Barcus, Kathy Stanko, Joan Evans, Carole Hartwick, Nancy Davenport, Marilyn Hofacre, Suzanne Mathey, Evelyn Cocklin. flow 3 —Shirley Krebs, Joann Smith, Katherine Adams, Donna Slausburger, Alice Chandler, Marilyn Ketter, Rolland Herring, Jack Rust, Chuck Mann, Tom Hamilton, Bob Hess, Dave Smith, Don Morrison, Dave Saunders. Row 4 —Bob Snyder, Leo Grosswiller, Dick Fierstos, Jim Hardesty, Bill Cauger, John Shaidnagle, Karl Naumann, Bruce Brenner, Dick Adams, Clarence Johnson, Bill Stoner, Richard Mowery, Ray Flickinger, Bob Howe, Ray Lane, Walter Houston, Jack Snoddy, George Mercer, Gene Boerner, Jack Pettit, Ernest Harter. OFFICERS Leo Grosswiller Clarence Johnson Otto Daniels Nancy Davenport SECOND CHOIR Row 1 —Doris Shonkuiler, Harriet Hammersmith, Shirley Crowell, Annie Long, Jeanie Gessner, Millie Listiak, Norma Jean Drennen, Mary Jane George, Kathleen Ruetz, Donna Conger, Louella Rush, Sally Seiple, Mary Jean Schilling. Row 2—Mary Weldon, Carol Mann, Margaret Ann Lewis, Cherie Raffath, Wanda Aston, Nancy Harter, Lucille Jones, Jean Larson, Mary Eggenschwiler, Bernis Barner, Carol Howell, Ruth Chandler, Marguerite Pearson, Shirley Maurer, Louise McGinnis, Barbara McDougal. Row 3 —Gloria Smith, Joanne Flickinger, Mary Jo McGuire, Margie McQueen, Willard Washington, Emil Wilson, Harry Smith, Herman Wesley, Don Hicks, Ralph Luker, Bob McPherson, Janice Ripple, Janet Brandon, Doris Richmond, Marjorie Maughiman, Joyce Rankin. flow 4 —Eugene Knowlton, Mike Liossis, Walter Richardson, Don Peters. Bobby Johnson, Ronald Berquist, Bill Windon, Dick Hawk, Bob May, Louie Carter, Charles Martin, Earl Kulgoske, Wayne Lawson, Raymond Tappe, Don Laflin, Paul Francisco, Eddie Slates, Tom Ripple. ACCOMPANISTS Frances Miller Harry Scarr Janice Eberhardt Harriet Hammersmith THREE YEAR CHOIR MEMBERS Katherine Adams Evelyn Cocklin Otto Daniels Wilma Dean Alice Graybill Carletta Hardesty Ernest Harter Mary Hovey JoAnn Ickes Clarence Johnson Shirley Krebs Alice Leonard Karl Naumann David L. Smith Dick Sonnhalter Clarence Johnson, Jim Hardesty, Bob Hess, Otto Daniels, Ray Flickinger, Roland Herring, Dick Conger, Tom Hamilton, Ray Featheringham, David L. Smith, Harry Scarr. BOYS ENSEMBLE GIRLS ENSEMBLE Mary Barthelemy, Alice Graybill, JoAnn Ickes, Verna Griesheimer, Nancy Davenport, Gretchen Vosper, Mary Hovey, Frances Miller. Row 1 —Josephine Climo, Gwen Adams, Naudiene Wallace, Dolly Brown, Marie Fahrner, Janet Antonille, Leota Manson, Eileen Dcmer, Suzanne Steed, Nancy Ann Lash. Row 2 —Juanita Murphy, Genevieve Childers, Margaret Drobney, Mae Bradley, Marjorie Stephens, Helen George, Marilyn Wentzel, Betty Young, Anne Carnie, Ella Rankin. Row 3 —Oneida Francisco, Shirley Perry, Allie Mitchell, Jean Grosswiller, Rachael Crawford, Tillie Balash, Carol Evans, Margie Sibila, Jane Rudersmith, Lucille Hudy. GLEE CLUB COUNTESS MARITZA GYPSY CHORUS r I ■ ' ■ 1 J|L OPERETTA CAST Countess Maritza_ Count Tassilio Endrody Manya_ Zingo_ Populesco_ Baron Koloman Zupon_ _Mary Hovey _David L. Smith _Janice Ruetz Ray Featheringham _Tom Hamilton _Otto Daniels Lisa_ Captain Stephan Lazio_ Tsheko _ Nepomuk_ Princess Bozena_ Freda_ _ Nancy Davenport _Don Hicks _Ronald Berquist Manuel Paradeses _George Mercer _Reinna Holmes _ Louise McGinnis ATHLETICS : m head cooch champ ■ Hfli mm 1949 TIGER SQUAD CHEERLEADERS Heisser Gessner Hesse Cain ' ' Mascot ' ' Sarianides Caldwell HAY LITTLEFIELD WATTS BOND DOMINICK Student Managers R. T. IKE HISE Faculty Mgr. 3 MARION GARDNER Present TICKET MGRS RUSSELL ZEPP Past CRABLE JACOBS JOHNSON JAMES PATT Massillon 40 Cathedral Latin 6 A rampaging Tiger eleven celebrated the tenth anniversary of the opening of Tiger Stadium by crushing the Cathedral Latin Lions, 40-6. The Tigers scored twice in the first two quarters and once in each of the last two, while the Lions were held to a lone score throughout the game. Jerry Krisher connected for four out of six attempted conversions. The most spectacular run of the game was made by Irvin Crable, who returned a punt from his own 32-yard line for a touch¬ down. It was a 68-yard jaunt down the sidelines. Each of the Tiger touchdowns was scored on a run of thirteen yards or more, the lone exception being a one yard plunge into touchdown territory by Clarence Johnson. An average gain of nine yards was made by the Tigers each time they carried the ball. ((( Massillon 60 Lincoln 0 The Massillon Tigers coasted to their second consecutive win of the season by mauling the Canton Lincoln Lions, 60-0. The Tigers were never in trouble during the whole game and scored freely through all four periods. The game was spotted with injuries, Lincoln having the majority of them. This was the largest score run up in a single game since Paul Brown ' s Tigers triumphed by a 66-0 score in 1940. This brought the Tigers ' total number of points for the season to 100 as com¬ pared to their opponents six. SHINE GLEASON SCHUMACHER KRISHER REICHENBACH r ■, Massillon 34 Barberton 6 The vaunted Barberton Magics limped home after a thorough 34-6 drubbing handed them by the Tigers. It was by far the toughest victory the Tigers have had to earn yet this season, even though they scored their first touchdown within three minutes of the starting whistle ' s blowing. Dick Jacobs racked up this score by running 54 yards across the Magics ' goal line. Although the Tigers scored in the first three quarters they were stalemated in the fourth, thus breaking an eleven quarter consecutive scoring streak they had going. Jerry Krisher connected for four out of five conversions for his best single game percentage since the se ason was begun. SLICKER LANE CLOSE WAIKEM STANFORD GIBSON HOUSTON FRANCISCO VLIET TUNNING Massillon 63 Steubenville 0 The high-flying Massillon Tigers ran roughshod over the hapless Big Red of Steubenville. When the dust had finally settled, the final score was 63-0. The Tigers scored in every guarter. Seven points in the first, twenty-eight in the second, twenty-one in the third, and only seven in the fourth. Krisher and Johnson were successful in every attempted con¬ version, Krisher kicking seven, while Johnson accounted for two. The Tigers were never in danger, and the only time any semblance of resistance was offered was in the fir st and fourth quarters when the Tigers were able to tally only seven points in each. .. ' TURKAL LAPPS GRIER DUKE RUSSELL Massillon 48 Alliance 14 The Tigers came out on the better end of a 48-14 score, but the game was not as much of a rout as the score might indicate. In the late third quarter and throughout the fourth, the Avi¬ ators unleased a merciless passing attack which kept the Tigers jumping. Only by the brute strength of the Tiger for¬ ward wall were the Aviators prevented from tallying twice in the second half, for they were within the Tiger ' s ten-yard stripe at least that often, and if the Alliance receivers hadn ' t become ' ' butter-fingered ' ' at crucial points, the score probably would have been quite different. However, the Tigers ' offen¬ sive attack was more than good enough to make up for their lack of defensive strength. Massillon 12 Mansfield 16 A high-spirited Mansfield eleven jarred, for the moment at least, the championship hopes of the Tigers, by defeating them 16-12. There was a steady downpour throughout the game, and this undoubtedly prompted the attack of fumblitis experienced by both the Tigers and the Tygers. Mansfield took an early lead in the game by scoring once in the first quarter, and converting, to make the score, 7-0. But Massillon came back with two T.D. ' s in the second, but no conversions. It looked as if it might turn into a second half route for a moment. There was no scoring in the third quarter, but early in the fourth Mansfield pushed across another marker, con¬ verted, and made it 14-12. The Tygers got two more points on a Massillon safety and that was it. KALLEKER MARTIN W. BRENNER GRUNDER STUDER Massillon 35 After being handed their first defeat of the season by an inspired Mansfield eleven, the Tigers again ran into rough sailing in defeating the spirited Warren G. Harding Panthers, 35-19. From the very first the game looked like the thriller that it turned out to be. At halftime the score was 14-12. Jacobs scoring both Tiger touchdowns with Krisher converting both times. In the second half the game loosened up a bit and the Tigers cutscored the Panthers 21-7. Clarence Johnson made the most spectacular play of the second half in jaunting 78 yards for a touchdown which turned out to be the final score of the game. ' % ■ = , L ... „• Massillon 38 Youngstown 13 . Massillon won their last home game of ' 49 by defeating an out-classed South team 38-13. For the second successive game the Tigers opponents drew first blood. But after that South didn ' t do too much. Dick Jacobs was the big gun for Massillon, scoring 4 of the 6 touchdowns, and reeling off most of Massillon ' s yardage. As the game ended. South had the ball deep in Tiger territory, but it was a little too late to start much fire¬ works. There were no serious injuries in the game so the Tigers will be ready and rarin ' to go next week for the big one. MOYER TAKACS STROBEL RODERICK MURRAY WOOLBERT Massillon 59 KRACKER SAPIA RIPPLE WINCEK R. HOWE CORBETT Toledo Waite 19 It was Dad ' s night at the Tiger Stadium and the dads weren ' t disappointed as the Tigers mauled 59-19 a Toledo Waite team which had previous to this game had had only 40 points scored against them. Oddly enough, the Indians started the scoring ringing up their first tally in the first 2 minutes of the game. But after that it was almost all Massillon. The Tigers scored 9 touchdowns for a seasonal high in that department, Irvin Crable tallying four of them. Ace also made the most spectacular run of the game as he scored his final touchdown of the night on a pass interception and a 57 yard run into pay dirt. Massillon 6 McKinley 0 On a crisp cool afternoon in Fawcett stadium, Canton, the Massillon Tigers regained their Ohio Scholastic championship title before a record crowd of 24,000, by defeating the previously undefeated McKinley Bulldogs, 6-0. About the only thing that was close about the game, however, was the score, as the Tigeis proved the superior team all around. Irvin Crable scored the lone Tiger tally on a run around left end into touchdown territory early in the third quarter. Contrary to pregame predictions the game was a battle of defenses, and neither team made over two or three serious touchdown threats; McKinley ' s most challenging being a dash through the line by Mariano to the Massillon 7 where he was hit by Crable and fumbled; McKinley losing possession of the ball. That was the straw that broke the camels back, and the Tigers were never in serious trouble after that. VARSITY F r i ; ' FTnn C- TJjSj Wartiainen Johnson Welsh Schofer Kammer Stoner Flickinger Close BASKETBALL Streeter Rice Hodgson Howe Murray Gleason Knupp BOX SCORES Massillon G F T Welsh 4 0 8 Crable 0 1 1 Flickinger 2 4 8 Johnson 3 4 10 Rice 0 1 1 Streeter 1 0 2 Close 2 3 7 Hodgson 2 1 5 Total 14 14 42 Massillon G F T Welsh 5 1 11 Hodgson 1 0 2 Flickinger 2 4 8 Johnson 4 3 11 Streeter 2 2 6 Crable 2 0 4 Close 3 0 6 Clark 0 2 2 Murray 1 3 5 Total 20 15 55 Massillon G F T Welsh 3 2 8 Flickinger 6 2 14 Johnson 5 6 16 Streeter 1 1 3 Close 2 2 S Hodgson 1 1 3 Stoner _ 1 0 2 Allman ... 0 1 1 Total _ 19 15 53 Massillon G F T Welsh 2 0 4 Close 1 0 2 Flickinger 4 2 10 Johnson 5 1 11 Streeter 0 1 1 Hodgson 1 0 2 Total 13 4 30 Massillon G F T Welsh 2 0 4 Close 6 2 14 Flickinger 5 3 13 Johnson 2 2 6 Streeter 3 1 7 Hodgson 4 2 10 Rice _ _ 0 1 1 Clark 2 3 7 Murray 0 1 1 Stoner 1 0 2 Total 25 15 65 Massillon G F T Welsh _ 6 3 15 Close 5 7 17 Flickinger 4 1 9 Joh nson 3 0 6 Crable 2 0 4 Stoner 1 1 3 Clark 1 0 2 Murray 0 2 2 Total 22 14 58 Massillon G F T Welsh 7 1 15 Close 2 0 4 Flickinger _ 7 2 16 Johnson 2 2 6 Sireeler 1 1 3 Crable 5 4 14 Total 24 10 58 Massillon G F T Welsh 4 0 8 Crable 0 3 3 Flickinger 2 3 7 Johnson 3 0 6 Streeter 3 0 6 Close 0 1 1 Stoner 1 0 2 Murray 0 1 1 Rice 2 2 6 Total 15 10 40 Massillon G F T Welsh 4 1 9 Close 1 1 3 Flickinger 3 3 9 Johnson 6 5 17 Streeter . 4 3 11 Crable _ 0 1 1 Stoner 2 1 5 Rice 1 0 2 Total _ 21 15 57 OF GAMES Timken G F T B. Cox 3 5 11 Skropits 5 3 13 Locy 5 2 12 Neztek 2 2 6 Silea 0 1 1 F. Cox 1 1 3 Drestier 1 1 3 Total 17 15 49 Alliance G F T Domencetti 1 4 6 Carroll 4 2 10 Shells 5 4 14 Borton 2 3 7 Kintz 0 2 2 Total 12 15 39 Canton Lehman G F T Moore 3 1 7 Paumier 3 3 9 Raebel 4 4 12 Kegarise 2 1 5 Shoop 3 2 8 Horn 0 1 1 Maragas 1 0 2 Koons 0 1 1 Total _ 16 13 45 Findlay G F T Bishop 6 4 16 Wise 6 2 14 Games 5 0 10 Wilch 2 2 6 Games 1 1 3 Total 20 9 49 Zanesville G F T Ansei 3 0 6 Bryant 1 0 6 Weatherspoon 3 3 9 Parrish 2 4 8 Kennedy 2 1 5 Ramey 2 0 4 0 2 2 Mag 1 2 4 Total 14 12 40 McKinley G F T Early _ 4 1 9 Geial 1 1 3 Elliot 2 6 10 Alvarez 2 5 9 Shrade 2 0 4 Kiryakedes 2 1 5 Total 13 14 40 Barberton G F T Hunter 4 7 15 Zalar 3 1 7 Clemons 1 2 4 Smith 0 2 2 Mitchell 0 5 5 Harris 8 1 17 Miller 1 0 2 Total 17 18 54 Akron South G F T Noble - _ _ _ 3 2 8 Freeman 6 2 14 Thigpen 2 2 6 Lavin 0 6 6 Darrow . _ 6 0 12 Total . . 17 12 46 St. Vincent G F T Darago l 3 5 McMullen . _ 0 4 4 Hunter _ 3 1 7 Stams 11 7 29 Farnback _ 1 0 2 McGaughey 3 4 10 Horrigon 1 2 4 Total _ 20 21 61 BOX SCORES Massillon G F T Welsh _ _ _ 4 1 9 Crable ?. 0 4 Flickinger 3 6 12 Johnson 2 0 4 Streeter 3 0 6 Stoner 3 0 6 Rice _ _ 1 1 3 Total 18 8 44 Massillon G F T Welsh l 3 5 C ' ose 3 1 7 Flickinger 7 3 17 Johnson 1 3 5 Crable 0 3 3 Stoner 1 3 5 Rice 0 1 1 Hodgson 2 1 5 Total 15 18 48 Massillon G F T Welsh _ 4 2 10 Rice 5 1 11 Flickinger 2 2 R Johnson 2 3 7 Stoner 3 2 8 Close 2 0 4 Hodgson 3 1 7 Murray 0 1 1 Total 21 12 54 Massillon G F T Welsh 1 3 5 Hodgson 5 0 10 Rice 0 1 1 Stoner 1 2 4 Crable 1 0 2 Flickinger 2 5 9 Streeter 0 1 1 Total 10 12 32 Massillon G F T Welsh 5 3 13 Rice 0 2 2 Flickinger 6 3 15 Johnson 4 4 12 Stoner 1 0 2 Hodgson 2 1 5 Streeter 1 0 2 Total 19 13 51 Massillon G F T Welsh_ 4 4 12 Crable 4 1 9 Flickinger 1 6 8 Johnson 2 2 6 Stoner 2 2 Close 0 1 1 Hodgson 0 1 1 Murray 0 1 1 Total 13 18 44 Massillon G F T Welsh 4 2 10 Hodgson 3 1 7 Flickinger 6 1 13 Johnson 2 1 5 Stoner _ 6 0 12 Total 21 5 47 Massillon G F T Welsh 2 5 9 Hodgson 1 1 3 Flickinger 5 1 11 Johnson 2 0 4 Stoner 1 2 4 Streeter _ 1 2 4 Close 3 0 6 Rice 0 4 4 Total 15 15 45 Massillon G F T Welsh 8 2 18 Hodgson 1 2 4 Flickinger 5 0 10 Johnson 4 1 9 Stoner 3 2 8 Close 4 2 10 Rice 0 1 1 Total 25 10 60 OF GAMES Youngstown South Raub _ Swager_ Popovich _ Taragewski _ DeGenaro_ Total _ Canton South Johnson _ Roberts _ Lunsford_ Fifo _ Whitehurst _ Griffith _ Total _ Steubenville Jack_ Ross _ Fillipone_ Jones _ Washington Mitchell _ Total _ Alliance Russell_ Shells ___ Borton_ Donaldson Alberts __ C. Kintz _ J. Kintz_ Total_ Cuyahoga Falls Worrall_ Smith _ Wright _ Warmuth _ Schumacher _ Buss _ Total _ McKinley Earley _ Kiryakedes _ Elliot _ Alvarez _ Schrade _ Singleterry _ Total _ Mansfield Anderson _ Schmitt McCally __ Jenkins_ Demyan __ Hammer_ Total _ Lincoln Kress _ Bleahu _ Grainger _ Boldt _ Van Alman Holland_ Bush _ Total _ Warren Zofko_ Lewis _ Lotz_ Sones _ Vlad_ Gen_ Reed_ Total __ VARSITY SQUAD TOURNAMENT GAMES Massillon G F T Barberton G F T Massillon G F T Akron Central G F T Welsh 3 2 8 Hunter l 1 3 Welsh _ ___ _ 4 0 8 Wixcey 7 0 14 Close 1 0 2 Zalar 5 2 12 Close 3 1 7 Hudson 1 0 2 Flickinger 4 2 10 Clemmons 3 3 9 Flickinger 8 1 17 Hefner 5 11 21 Johnson 2 2 6 Harris 4 2 10 Johnson 2 3 7 Collins 0 1 1 Stoner 5 0 10 Mitchell 1 2 4 Stoner 4 0 8 Azar 1 0 2 Hodgson 5 0 10 Smith 1 0 2 Streeter 1 0 2 Bennett 0 2 2 Total 20 6 46 Total 15 10 40 Total _ 14 14 42 Total 22 6 50 Massillon G F T Akron South G F T Welsh 4 3 11 Freeman 10 4 24 Hodgson 1 2 4 Beck 2 0 4 Flickinger 3 5 11 Thigpen 0 1 1 Johnson 2 4 8 Darrow 3 1 7 Stoner 1 2 4 Laria 0 2 2 Anderson 1 2 4 Total 11 16 38 Total 16 10 42 T’ RESERVE BASKETBALL Row 1 —Alex Paris, Marv Swartz, Paul Francisco, Joe Gleason, Ray Lane, Eddie Grier, Larry Bond. Row 2 —Denny Gleason, Dick Snyder, Bruce Brenner, Bob Grier, Vic Hoffman, Frank Gibson, Coach Kammer. BASEBALL Row 1 —Ernie Russell, Jim Brenner, Larry Bond, Emil Dominick, Eddie Grier. Row 2 —Bill Stoner, Joe Gleason, Bob Gardiner, Paul Francisco, Don James, Dave Weisgarber. Row 3 —Jerry Krisher, Eugene Hodgeson, Bob Howe, Ray Flickinger, Don Slicker, Arvine Hamilton. There are other sports at our high school besides football and basketball. Our base¬ ball team has shown a lot of spunk in their first few games, acquiring two no-hitters in successive nights. As the annual goes to press the season appears to be successful for the team. The senior girls ' basketball team has had another successful season this year. The team, coached by Lois Giltz, won eight games and lost two in the past year. Over a three- year period the team has won thirty-nine games and lost only five. They have won the school championship for three years. They won the city championship in their junior year. We salute these two sports and hope that they will continue to grow in favor in the coming years. SENIOR TEAM Row 1 —JoAnn White, Margaret Sarianides, Carolyn Zepp, Pat Ehret, Helen Serban, Oneida Francisco. Row 2 —Lois Giltz, Marilyn Hess, Glenna Cain, Joyce Cormany, Mary Jane Thomas, Janet Brandon, Norma Snodgrass. JUNIOR TEAM Row 1 —Pat Maier, Beverly Caldwell, Barbara Mitchell, Evelyn Moore. Row 2 —Marie Dolmas, Joyce Hill, Jean Thomas, May Wantz, Miss Limbach. CALENDAR OF EVENTS SEPTEMBER 7—The First Day of School ... All the Sophomores got christened. 14—Teachers ' Picnic. Did anyone get too much to eat? 16—Massillon starts 1949 championship ball rolling by de¬ feating Latin, 40-6. 23—Massillon ' s mighty Tigers swamp Lincoln, 60-0. 27—Dramatic Club Initiation—What a Rockette line! 29— Heintzelman, Johnson, Quigley and Sarianides lead Seniors as class officers. 30— Massillon raids the Rubber Bowl, 34-6. OCTOBER 4—N. F. L. Initiation—What ' s the pin for, gals? 6— Junior class officers elected. Winners: Hoverland. Ware, Greet, and Evans. 7— Mr. Leiv Oxaal gave an interesting lecture on world affairs. Massillon again triumphs by overpowering Steub¬ enville, 63-0. 12—Sophomore and Junior class pictures taken by Annual Board. Senior vocational tests given. 14—The chapel today was on Fire Prevention. Chief Earle gave a short talk and then showed movies on the great Buckeye Cereal blaze. Massillon stages a comeback this year and downs the Aviators, 48-14. 21—End of first six-weeks. Disaster! Massillon stopped by Mansfield, 16-12. 25— Patrons ' Reception. 26— Grade cards. Ugh! 28—Massillon wins from Warren, 35-19 after a rough battle. Who was the Senior girl who got lost on the way back to the bus? NOVEMBER 4—Massillon downs Toledo Waite, 59-19 8- 9-10—The Dramatic Club gave the very successful play Stage Door. 11—Massillon beats Youngstown South, 38-13 for last football game before great McKinley battle. 18— Student Council football chapel. Rally broadcast over WHBC in the afternoon. Big Bonfire at Longfellow at 7:00. 19— The Great Day! Massillon whitewashes McKinley 6-0! Still State Champs!! 24— Thanksgiving vacation. Whoopee! 25— Turkey Hop Dance DECEMBER 2—End of Second six-weeks. Mr. Paul Burke, chalk artist, entertained us with his clever drawings in chapel today. 7—Grade cards—what a let down! 9— Choir gave 12th annual presentation of Messiah . 16—Christmas chapel with a carol sing in afternoon. Vacation! 20— Women ' s club annual Christmas formal . . . (OH! these Sophs in their strapless formals!) CALENDAR 22—Football Frolic—Romance reigns to the tune of Bibbidy Bobbidy Boo. 31—Y-Teen New Year ' s Eve Formal. Happy New Year! JANUARY 6— Annual Antics chapel, the best of the year! Massillon out-plays McKinley 58-40 in basketball! 7— Junior Box Social. 20—C. F. Bowser gives interesting talk on mountain climbing. 27—The McKinley F.B. movies were shown by Coach Mather. Wha ' hoppened to the sound? FEBRUARY 1-2-3—Dramatic club gave an interesting performance of Lady In The Dark , by Moss Hart. The balcony was wild as usual. 10— The Trampoline stars gave an outstanding show in the gym. What happened? McKinley 70, Massillon 44! 11— Sweetheart formal (Terps) at Republic Steel, Sweethearts: Ronnie Patt Pat Ehret; Don James Carol Hoobler, and Dave L. Smith Louella Rush. Akron rates again. 17—Mrs. Betty Dormsjo gives talk on Sweden and shows movies. Sophomore dance, Cherry Tree Swing at Whittier. Where was the cherry tree? Massillon trips Mansfield 47-44. 24—For chapel we had a program with Collie performers. As Feather says: Arf! Arf! OF EVENTS MARCH 2—Operetta Countess Maritza . How did you like it? 10— End of fourth six-weeks. Nilkanth Chavre talks on India. 11— Jr. Women ' s Club Sadie Hawkins Dance (Dogpatch has come to town). 18—Military Ball . . . Attention!! 22—Kouncil Kapers Assembly—What a bunch of bananas!! APRIL 4— Easter Chapel—Vacation at last! Hallelujah! 14—Hi-Y Spring Formal. 21—End of fifth six-weeks. Spring football game. 21—C. E. Armitage gave his own rendition of some of Charles Dickens ' characters in his best-known books. MAY 5— Jr.-Sr. Prom. 10-11-12—The Dramatic Club gave a hilarious performance of the play Charley ' s Aunt . 26—Music Festival. 31—Scholastic Honor Chapel (A.M.) Honors chapel (P.M.). The parade of brains!) JUNE 1— Senior Chapel. 2- 5-6—Exams (Calamity!) 7— End of school. Ah! summer! Good-bye you pile of bricks. 8— Commencement. Farewell Seniors! 9— Closed for the duration—3 months. SENIOR INDEX KATHERINE ADAMS—Choir I 1, 2. 3; Hi-Times 1. 2. 3; Latin Club 2; National Honor Society 3; Orchestra 1; Y-Teens 1, 2. JAMES ALLMAN—Baseball 1. 2. WILLIAM ALLMAN—Football 1, 2, 3; N. F. L. 3; Science Research Club 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3. JEROME ALPINER—Audio-Visual 1; Boys ' State 3; Debate 1, 2. 3; Hi-Y 1, 2. 3; N. F. L. 1, 2. 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. CLYDE AMMOND—Terps 1. 2. 3. JOHN ARMOUR—Band 1, 2. 3; Hall Guards 2; Hi-Times 1. 2. 3; Hi-Y 1. 2; N. H. S. 3; Orchestra 3; Terps 3. ROBERT ASHBRIDGE—Football 1; Terps 1; Track 1. WANDA ASTON—Choir II, 1, 2, 3; F. H. A. 3; Terps 1. MARY B. AUSTIN—Big Sisters 3; Student Secretary 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. ALICE AUTREY—Basketball 3; N.F.L. 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. LEWIS BAILEY—Track 1, 2, 3. ANN L. BAKER—Hall Guards 2; Student Secretary 3; Terps 2, 3; Y-Teens 3. THEODORE BAMMERLIN—Football 1, 2; Track 1, 3. MARY BARTHELEMY—Choir I, 2, 3; Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3; Girls ' Ensemble 3; National Thespians, 1, 2, 3; N.F.L. 2, 3; N.H.S. 2, 3; Terps 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. MARY BARTOLIC—Terps 1, 2. DUANE BARTZ CHARLOTTE BATES—Big Sisters 3; Hi-Times 2, 3; Terps 1, 2; Y-Teens 2, 3. EVA BAUGHMAN. JAMES BAUMGARDNER—Football 1, 2. WILLIAM BEACH. EVELYN BEDNAR—Basketball 1; F.H.A. 2, Terps 1. DOLORES BEITER—Basketball 1, 2; Terps 1, 2; Y-Teens 1. WANDA BEITER—Student Secretary 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 2. DONNA BENDER—Clinic 3; Terps 1; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Biology Research 2. VERL BENNET—Golf 3; Track 3. RONALD BERQUIST—Boys ' Leaders Club 2, 3; Choir II, 2, 3; Football 1; Science Research Club 3; Terps 1; Track 1. GEORGE BETINIS—Terps 1. JUNE BETTILYON—Big Sisters 3; Hi-Times 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens, 2, 3. BETTY BIRDSONG—Basketball 1; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. JEAN BLACKA—Big Sisters 3; Girls ' State 2; N.H.S. 2, 3; Science Research Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Biology Research 1, 2. DRUCILLA BLOCKER—Student Secretary 3. CORINNE BOEKEL—Dramatic Club 1; Big Sisters 3; Library Assistants 2, 3. EMMA JEAN BOEKEL. SALLY BOERNER—Big Sisters 3; Hi-Times 2, 3; Terps 1, 3. MILLIE BORDER—Basketball 1, 2, 3; Cadet Band 1, 2; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Girls ' Leaders Club 2, 3; Terps 1, 2; Library Assistants 3. THOMAS BORELL JAMES S. BOWERS—Boys ' State 2; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; N.H.S. 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. JANET BRANDON—Basketball 3; Choir II, 3; Dramatic Club 3; F.T.A. 3; Library Assistants 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 2, 3. JANE BRAUN—Hall Guards 2; Student Secretary 3; Terps 1, 2; Y-Teens 1. JAMES BROWN—F.T.A. 3; Terps 3. JANICE BRUGH DOROTHY BUBENCHIK—Big Sisters 3; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3; National Thespians 1, 2, 3. JOYCE BUEHLER — Big Sisters 3; Debate 1. F.H.A. 1; Y-Teens 3. JOAN BULLACH—Audio-Visual 3; Basketball 2; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Girls ' Leaders Club 2, 3; Student Secretary 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens, 1, 2. JANE BURDETTE—Terps 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Big Sisters 3. GLENNA CAIN—Basketball 2, 3; Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3; F.T.A. 2; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 3. BILL CAPLES—Band 1, 2, 3; Library Assistants 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. EVELYN CHAPMAN—Art Club 3; F.H.A. 2. 3; Hall Guards 3; Terps 1, 3. JANET CHILDERS—Annual Board 3; Big Sisters 3; Library Assistants 3; Student Secretary 3. JACK CLARKSON RUTH CLINAGE—Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. EVELYN COCKLIN—Choir I, 1, 2, 3; Hall Guards 2, 3; Terps 1. LUCRETIA COLLIER—Terps 2, 3. EDDIE COMPAN DONNA CONGER—Big Sisters 3; Choir II, 2, 3. RUSSELL CORBAN—Boys ' Leaders Club 2, 3; Hi-Y 2, 3; Terps 2, 3. JOYCE CORMANY—Basketball 1, 2, 3; Big Sisters 3; Dramatic Club 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. NANCY COSS—Big Sisters 3; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Library Assistants 2, 3; Terps 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. BOB COULTER—Debate 2, 3; Dramatic Club 3; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; N.F.L. 1, 2, 3; Terps 1, 2. IRVIN CRABLE—Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Terps 3. GENE CUSTER—Debate 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; N.F.L. 2, 3; Terps I, 2, 3. OTTO DANIELS—Boys ' Ensemble 3; Choir I, 1, 2, 3. NANCY DAVENPORT—Big Sisters 3; Choir I, 2, 3; Choir II, 1; F.H.A. 1; Girls ' Ensemble 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Woman ' s Club 1, 2, 3. NANCY DAY WILMA DEAN—Choir I, 1, 2, 3. GORDON DEY—Choir I, 1; Track 2, 3; Tennis 1. RAY DICKINSON—Terps 1. BLANCHE DI MEZZIO JANET DOLL—Big Sisters 3; F.H.A. 1, 3; Hall Guards 2, 3; Terps 1. REBECCA DOMINGUEZ—Big Sisters 3; Hi-Times 3; Student Secretary 3. JAMES DONAHUE GUY DONEY DOLORES DORFFER EDWARD DRAIME NORMA JEAN DRENNEN—Big Sisters 3; Choir II, 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 1; Hall Guards 2; Hi-Times 2, 3; Latin Club 3. ARTHUR DUKE—Football 1, 2, 3; Terps 2. MARY EASTERDAY—Hi-Times 3. JANICE EBERHARDT—Band 1, 2, 3; Choir I, 3; Choir II, 2; N.H.S. 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 3. EDWARD EGGENSCHWILER—Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3. CLASS OF 1950 PATRICIA EHRET—Basketball 1, 2, 3; Big Sisters 3; Class Officer 1, 2; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3; Football 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Girls ' Leaders Club 2, 3; National Thespians 1, 2, 3; Student Council 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. JANET ERTLE—Big Sisters 3; Debate 1, 2; N.F.L. 1, 2, 3; N.H.S. 3; Student Secretary 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1. 2, 3. BARBARA EVANS—Big Sisters 3; Girls ' Football 3; Hall Guards 1; Student Secretary 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. SAMUEL EVANS—Debate 2, 3; Hi-Times 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 1. 2, 3; N.F.L. 2. 3; N.H.S. 3; Terps 1. 2, 3; Gray-Y Leaders 2, 3. SUSAN EVANS—Big Sisters 3; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3; National Thespians 1, 2, 3; N.F.L. 1, 2, 3; N.H.S. 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Terps 1; Y-Teens 2, 3. JACK FEARON—Cadet Band 2; Dramatic Club 1, 2. RICHARD FETE—Terps I, 2. 3; Track 1, 2, 3. ORLETTA FILLIEZ—Debate 2; N.F.L. 1, 2. 3; Terps 3. DAN FISHER NAN FITZGERALD—Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Student Secretary 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. RAYMOND FLICKINGER—Basketball 1. 2. 3; Baseball 2. 3; Choir I, 2, 3; Choir II, 1; Track 3. JOHNNY FORGAN ONEIDA FRANCISCO—Basketball 3; F.H.A. 3; G.A.A. 3; Y-Teens 3. CLARK FREDERICK ALYCE FRITZ—N.F.L. 1, 2, 3; Science Research 2; Student Secretary 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 3. JAMES GAINEY ANN GAMERY—Hall Guards 2. DONNA GEIS—Band 1, 2, 3; N. H. S. 2, 3; Terps 2, 3; Woman ' s Club, 1. JOANNE GEORGE—Big Sisters 3; Dramatic Club 2, 3; Hi- Times 1, 2, 3; National Thespians 2, 3; Science Re¬ search Club 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. MARY GEORGE—Cheerleaders 1; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1. MARY JANE GEORGE—Choir II, 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 1, 2; Terps I, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. JEANIE GESSNER-—Basketball 3; Cheerleaders 2, 3; Choir II, 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Terps 2, 3. DANIEL GLICK NANCY GONZALEZ—Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3; F.T.A. 2, 3; National Thespians 1, 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Woman ' s Club 1, 2. FAHYE GRABER—Big Sisters 3; F.H.A. 2, 3; Hall Guards 3. ALICE GRAYBILL—Choir I. 1. 2, 3; Girls ' Ensemble 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. DAVID GREEK—Hi-Times 2, 3; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1; Terps 2, 3. JOAN GREENWALT—Big Sisters 3; G.A.A. 1; Student Secre¬ tary 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. FRED GRIER—Baseball 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3. LEO GROSSWILLER—Choir I, 2, 3; Choir II, 1; Hi-Times 1, 2; Terps 1, 3. DICK GULEFF—Golf 1. STELLA GULLIAS—Student Secretary 3; Terps 2. JIM GUMPF—Hi-Y 1, 2; Terps 2, 3. RICHARD HAIN—Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3; Football 2; National Thespians I, 2, 3. RUSSELL HALCO DAVE HALL GORDON HAMERSLEY ARVINE HAMILTON—Baseball 2, 3; Terps 2, 3. CARLETTA HARDESTY—Big Sisters 3; Choir I, 1, 2, 3; Hi-Times 1, 2, 3; Student Secretary 2, 3; Y-Teens 3. MYRTLE HARDING—Hall Guards 1; N.H.S. 3; Science Research Club 2; Student Secretary 2, 3; Y-Teens 3. DICK HARDMAN—Audio-Visual 2, 3; Golf 3; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Science Research Club 1, 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. MARION HARRISON—Big Sisters 3; G.A.A. 1; Hi-Times 1, 2, 3; Library Assistants 1, 2; Latin Club 2, 3; N.F.L. 3; N.H.S. 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. ERNEST HARTER—Choir I, 1, 2, 3; Football 1; Terps 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3. GERALD HARTY—Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; N.F.L. 2. BETTY HASSAN—Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3; Hi-Times 1, 2, 3; National Thespians 1, 2, 3; N.F.L. 2, 3; N.H.S. 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. JIM HAY—Dramatic Club 3; Football 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3. BARBARA HAYWARD—Hall Guards 2; Library Assistants 3; Student Secretary 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2. TOM HEATHER—Terps 2, 3. ROSEMARY HECKATHORN—F.H.A. 1; Terps 1; Y-Teens 1. ROBERT HEINTZELMAN—Band 1, 2, 3; Cadet Band 1; Class Officer 3; Hi-Y 1, 2; Terps 1, 2. ROBERT HENDERHAN—Debate 1, 2, 3; N.F.L. 1, 2, 3; Terps 2, 3. EARL HENDERSON—Football 2; Terps 3. MARIAN HENRY—F.H.A. 1; Student Secretary 2, 3. ROLLAND HERRING—Audio-Visual 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Boys ' Ensemble 3; Choir I, 3; Choir II, 2. CHARLES HESS—Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; N.F.L. 1, 3; Chess Club 3. MARILYN HESSE—Basketball 1, 2, 3; Big Sisters 3; Cheer¬ leaders 2, 3; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3; Girls Football 3; F.H.A. 1; Girls ' Leaders Club 1, 2, 3; National Thes¬ pians 2, 3; Student Secretary 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 3; Social Committee 2, 3. MARIELLA HILL—Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. JOAN HINDLEY—Big Sisters 3; Clinic 2; Debate 1; Latin Club 1, 2; N.F.L. 1, 2, 3; N.H.S. 2, 3; Science Research Club 1, 2; Student Secretary 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. FLOYD HINTZ—Terps 2. BETTY HIXENBAUGH—Basketball 1; G.A.A. 1, 2; Hi-Times 1, 2; Student Secretary 3; Terps 1, 2. ERNESTINE HOLLOWAY—N.F.L. 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. REINNA HOLMES—Band 1, 2, 3; Majorette 1, 2, 3; Big Sisters 3; Choir 1, 2, 3; Choir II, 2; F.H.A. 1; Orchestra 2, 3; Student Secretary 3; Terps 2, 3; Social Com¬ mittee 2, 3. CAROL HOOBLER—Band 3; Girls ' Football 3; N.F.L. 3; Terps 3. HERSHEL HOOD—Hi-Times 1, 2; Hi-Y 1. 2, 3; Terps 3; Track 1. MARIE HORNER—F.H.A. 2; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Hall Guards 2; Biology Research Club 3. JEAN HORTON—Band 1, 2, 3; Big Sisters 3; Cadet Band 1, 2; Terps 1, 3; Y-Teens 2, 3. WALTER HOUSTON—Choir I, 1; Choir II, 1. 2; F.H.A. 2, 3; Terps 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3. GERALDINE HOVERLAND — Biology Research Club 2; Printing II Club 3. MARY HOVEY—Choir I, 1. 2, 3; Dramatic Club 2, 3; Girls ' Ensemble 3; National Thespians 2, 3; N.F.L. 3; N.H.S. 2, 3; Terps 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Senioi Social Com¬ mittee 3. SENIOR INDEX CAROL HOWELL—Choir II, 2, 3; Student Secretary 3; Terps 2; Glee Club 1. RITA HUMMEL—Terps 3; Y-Teens 1. PEARL HUPP—Hall Guards 3; Terps 2; Biology Research Club 2. RICHARD IA MS—Choir I, 2, 3; Choir II, 1; Terps 1, 2, 3. JOANN ICKES—Big Sister 3; Choir I, 1, 2, 3; Girls ' En¬ semble 3; Terps 1, 3. PAT INNIS—F.T.A. 3; N.F.L. 3; Terps 1; Student Secretary 3; Y-Teens 1. LOUIE ISBILL EDWARD JACOBS—Hi-Times 1; Hi-Y 1, 3; Terps 1, 3; Gra-Y Leader 1. DICK JACOBS—Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3; Terps 1; Track 1, 2. DON JAMES—Basketball 1; Baseball 2, 3; Class Officer 2; Football 1, 2, 3; Student Council 3; Track 1. JOANN JEANDREVIN—Annual Board 1, 2, 3; N.H.S. 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Biology Research 2. ALICE JOHNSON—Big Sisters 3; Student Secretary 3; Y-Teens 1; Terps 1, 2, 3. CLARENCE JOHNSON—Basketball 1, 2, 3; Boys ' Ensemble 1, 2, 3; Choir I, 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1. MARTHA JOHNSON—Hall Guards 2. JOE JONES—Football 1, 2; Assistant Manager 3; Track 1, 2. LUCILLE JONES—Choir II, 1, 2, 3. JAMES R. KEEHN—Terps 2. GENE KELLER—Terps 1, 2, 3. RICHARD KELLER—Hi-Times 1; Terps 1. WILLARD KEMP—Band 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 1. 2; Terps 1, 2, 3. DELORES KENT—Basketball 1; Big Sisters 3; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3; National Thespians 1, 2, 3; Student Secre¬ tary 2, 3; Terps 3; Y-Teens 3. DONALD KERR—Terps 2. JOHN KESSEL—Boys ' Leaders Club 2, 3; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Track 1. MABEL KIEHL—F.H.A. 1; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. ERNESTINE KIMMEL—F.H.A. 1; Student Secretary 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. LORETTA KLEIN—Hall Guards 2; Student Secretary 3. PAT KLEIN—F.H.A. 1; Hall Guards 2; Hi-Times 2; Terps 1 , 2 . LILLIAN KLETT—Big Sisters 3; Hall Guards 2. MARILYN KLINGENSMITH—Audio-Visual 1; Dramatic Club 3; National Thespians 3; N.F.L. 3; Terps 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. ELAINE KOHLMEIER—Hall Guards 2, 3; Terps 2, 3. KENNETH KOHN—Audio-Visual 3; Hi-Y 2, 3; N.F.L. 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. DORIS KRAFT — Deb ate 1, 2; N.F.L. 1, 2, 3; Terps 3; Y-Teens 3. SHIRLEY KREBS—Basketball 1, 2; Choir I, 1, 2, 3; F.T.A. 2, 3; Terps 1, 2. EARL KULGOSKE—Audio-Visual 3; Choir II, 1, 2, 3. JEAN LARSON—Choir II, 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Girls ' Leaders Club 2, 3; Library Assistants 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. CARL LAUGHLIN—Audio-Visual 2, 3; Terps 1. JOHN LAWSON—Band 1, 2, 3; Boys ' Leaders 3; Hi-Y 1; N.F.L. 1. PHIL LAWSON — Band 1, 2, 3; Debate 1; Hi-Y 1; N.F.L. 1, 2, 3. GEORGE LEGA BOB LEIGHLEY—Band 1, 2; Cadet Band 2, 3; Orchestra 2, 3. THOMAS LEINENVEBER—Football 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 3; Track 2, 3. ALICE LEONARD—Basketball 3; Big Sisters 3; Choir I, 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. WANDA LIEBERMANN — Basketball 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2; Student Secretary 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. ONELEE LIMBACH—F.H.A. 1; Student Secretary 1, 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1. ROBERT M. LIMBACH LOIS LINDSAY—Debate 3; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3; National Thespians 1, 2, 3; Student Secretary 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. BILL LINDSEY—Terps 1, 2. MILDRED LISTIAK—Choir II, 1, 2, 3. JIM LITTLEFIELD—Class Officer 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. PEARL LOWERY—Y-Teens 1, 2. GENE LYNCH—Basketball 1, 2, 3; Hall Guards 1; Terps 1, 2, 3. MARY LOU LYNN MARILYN McCANN—Dramatic Club 2, 3; National Thes¬ pians 2, 3. ROBERT McCANLEY—Band 1; National Thespians 1, 2. BOB McCONNELL—Audio-Visual 1; F.T.A. 1. 2, 3; Golf 1, 2, 3; Terps 1, 2. LEROY McFARREN—Hi-Times 2, 3; Terps 2, 3. KAY McKNIGHT—Hall Guards 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Student Secretary 3. AUDREY MacCARTNEY — Band 1, 2, 3; Cadet Band 1; Terps 1, 3; Y-Teens 3. CAROL MAIER—Hall Guards 3; Terps 1, 2; Glee Club 1. DICK MAKOWSKI—Track 1. RITA MANG—Hall Guards 3; Student Secretary 3; Y- Teens 1. ROBERT MANG—Band 1, 2, 3; Boys ' Ensemble 2; Cadet Band 3; Choir I, 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. CHARLES MARTIN—Choir II, 3; Orchestra 3. DOROTHY MARTIN—Basketball 1, 2, 3. GLORIA MASTERS—G.A.A. 1; Terps 1. 2. RICHARD MATHIAS EDDIE MATTHEWS—Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3; N.F.L. 3. ANNE MAUGER—Big Sisters 3; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3; Hall Guards 3; National Thespians 1, 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2; Woman ' s Club 1, 2, 3. GRACE MAXHIMER—Big Sisters 3; F.H.A. 1; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Girls ' Leaders Club 1, 2, 3; Hi-Times 2. TONY MEDURE JOHN MERRILL—Dramatic Club 3; Hi-Times 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; National Thespians 3; Terps 2, 3. RICHARD MESSENGER—Audio-Visual 1, 2, 3; Boys ' Leaders Club 2; Hi-Times 2, 3; Terps 1, 2. BARBARA METHEUSE—Band 1, 2, 3; Big Sister 3; N.H.S. 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. GEORGE MILJANICH CHUCK MILLER—Baseball 3; Hi-Times 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; N.H.S. 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. MARIANNE MILLER—Student Secretary 3. NEIL MILLER—Choir II, 2; Hi-Y 1, 2. RICHARD MILLER—Teips 2, 3. BOB MILLER—Boys ' Leaders Club 2, 3; Terps 2, 3. WILFRED MILLER CLASS OF 1950 ESTHER MONTGOMERY—Student Secretary 3; Terps 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Womens Club 1. PAUL MOORE—Terps 2. RICHARD MORGAN—Boys ' Leaders Club 2, 3; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Terps 3. RICHARD MOWERY—Band 1, 2, 3; Choir I, 3; Orchestra 1, 2; Terps 1, 2, 3. CHARLES MYERS—Chess Club 3; Dramatic Club 2, 3; Hi-Y 2, 3; National Thespians 2, 3; N.F.L. 2, 3. KATHRYN MYERS—Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3; National Thes¬ pians 1, 2, 3; N.F.L. 1, 2, 3; N.H.S. 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1. 2, 3. JAMES MYRICKS—Audio-Visual 1. KARL NAUMANN—Audio-Visual 1, 2, 3; Choir I, 1, 2. 3; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Terps 1, 2. 3. ROXIE NOLAND—Hall Guards 1; Terps 1. SYLVIA NOVAK—F.H.A. 1, 2. 3; Hall Guards 1, 2; Hi- Times 1, 2, 3; N.H.S. 2, 3; Terps 2; Y-Teens 3. NORMAN OLDHAM—Hi-Y 3; Science Research Club 3; Class Officer 1. MARILYN ORMSTON—Big Sisters 3; Student Secretary 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. HARRY ORPHAN—Chor I, 2, 3; Choir II. 1; Library Assistants 2, 3; Terps 1. RONALD OSBORNE—Boys ' Leaders Club 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 2; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Terps 1. JOE PAINTER JAMES PALASKI—Science Research Club 3. Assistants 3. TOMMY PALMER—Debate 3; Hi-Y 1, 2. 3; N.F.L. 3; Science Research Club 1, 2, 3. RONALD PATT—Football 1, 2. 3; Terps 1. 2. 3; Track 2, 3. ROBERT PAULIK—Terps 3. IRENE PAYER—Big Sisters 3; Terps 3. WANDA PAYNE—Band 2, 3: Big Sisters 3; Cadet Band 1; Library Assistants 2, 3; Student Secretary 3; Terps 3; Y-Teens 1, 3. SHIRLEY PERRY—F.H.A. 1; Terps 1, 2. ROBERT PHILLIPS—Art Club 3; Band 2. 3; Cadet Band 1; Hi-Y 2, 3; Library Assistants 3; Terps 2. PAUL PIFER DOROTHY PITZ—F.H.A. 2, 3; Library Assistants 2, 3; Terps 1, 2. BILL POLLOCK—Track 1, 2. LOIS PREECE—Student Secretary 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. JOHN PRICE—Audio-Visual 2; Boys State 2; Debate 3; F.T.A. 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 3. SHIRLEY ANN PRINCEHORN—Big Sisters 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Girls ' Leaders 3; Student Secretary 3. DOLORES PROFANT—Basketball 1; Big Sisters 3; F.H.A. 2; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Girls ' Leaders Club 3; Student Secre¬ tary 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2. ALEX PUSTOY—Terps 1, 2. GLORIA PUTT—Art Club 3; F.H.A. 1. 2, 3; Hall Guards 3. BARBARA QUIGLEY—Class Officer, 2; Clinic 3; Debate 3; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3; National Thespians 1, 2, 3; N.F.L. 2, 3; Student Council 1; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1 . 2 . ART RANKL—Terps 1. ELEANOR REIDLE — Big Sisters 3; Hall Guards 2, 3; Terps 3. MARILYN REMLY—G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Girls ' Leaders Club 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Student Secretary 3. EMMA REYNOLDS—Hall Guards 3; Terps 1, 2; Y-Teens 3. Terps 2; Y-Teens 1, 3. RUDY RICE—Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 2; Terps 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 3. WILLIAM RICHARDS—Science Research Club 2. WALTER RICHARDSON—Band 2, 3; Cadet Band 1, 3; Choir II, 2, 3; Track 2, 3. ROBERT A. RIES—Hi-Times 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Terps 2, 3; Chess Club 3. LEOLA RINGLEY—Hall Guards 3; Terps 2, 3; Y-Teens 3. DON RIPPLE—Boys ' State 2; Debate 1, 2, 3; N.F.L. 1, 2. 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Terps 1; Chess Club 3. JANICE RIPPLE—Big Sisters 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Hall Guards 2. 3. WARREN RITTER—Terps 1, 2, 3; Poker Club 1. 2. 3; N.B.S.A. 1, 2. 3. PAUL RITTMAIER—Terps 3. THOMAS ROBINSON—Terps 3. SHIRLEY ROBY—Hall Guards 2; Terps 1. RITA MAE ROMER — F.H.A. 1; Student Secretary 3. THOMAS ROSCHE RAYMOND ROSE—Terps 2, 3. MAURICE ROSSITER JIM RUNSER LOUELLA RUSH—Big Sisters 2; Choir II, 3; F.H.A. 1; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Hall Guards 1; Terps 1; Y-Teens 1. GERALDINE SADY — F. H. A. 1; Student Secretary 3; Y-Teens 1. TONY SANTILLI—Boys ' Leaders Club 2; Golf 2. MARGARET SARIANIDES—Basketball 1, 3; Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3; Choir I, 3; Choir II, 2; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; AUDREY SCHLUDECKER—Terps 1. HELEN SERBAN—Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Big Sisters 3; F.H.A. 1; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Girls Leaders Club 2, 3; Student Secretary 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. HARVEY SHAFFER LEROY SHAFFER BARBARA SHAIDNAGLE—Choir II, 2; Clinic 3; N.F.L. 1, 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Tens 1, 2, 3. PAUL E. SHANABROOK—Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Terps 1; Biology Research Club 2. LILLIAN SHARP—Baseball 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. DONALD W. SHILLING—Annual Board 1, 2, 3; Boys ' State 2; Debate 3; N.F.L. 1, 2, 3; N.H.S. 2, 3. DICK SHINE—Basketball 2; Baseball 3; Boys ' State 2; Class Officer 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Hi-Times 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 1; Student Council 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2. RUTH SHONTS—Basketball 1; Terps 1. HOWARD SHOW—Terps 1, 2, 3. KATHLEEN SIBIL A—Big Sisters 3; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 1; National Thespians 2, 3; Student Secretary 3; SHIRLEY SIGHTS—Big Sisters 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Y- Teens 1. EDWIN SIMON—Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Terps 1, 2; Swimming 1, 2. ROY SIMS DON SLICKER—Basketball 1, 2; Football 1. 2, 3; Track 1, ANN SLIGHT STANLEY SMER CAROL SMITH—Student Secretary 3; Terps 1, 2. DAVID L. SMITH—Boys ' Ensemble 1, 2, 3; Boys ' Leaders Club 1; Choir I, 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1; Terps 1, 2; Swimming 1. SENIOR INDEX CLASS OF 1950 DAVID S. SMITH—Annual 2. 3; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. GLENN SMITH GLORIA SMITH—Choir IT, 1, 2. 3; F.H.A. 3; Hall Guard 3; Terps 1, 2; Y-Tens 3. JIM L. SMITH—Terps 1, 2. JOANN SMITH—Big Sisters 3; Choir I, 3; Choir II; 1, 2; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; N.F.L. 3; N.H.S., 2, 3; Terps 3. ROSE SMITH—F.H.S. 1; Terps 1. 2. VALDA SMITH—Clinic 2; Terps 1; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. NORMA SNODGRASS—Basketball 2, 3; Big Sisters 3; N.F.L. 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 2, 3. DICK SONNHALTER—Choir I, 1, 2, 3. GLORIA SPINDEN—F.H.A. 1. 3; G.A.A. 3; Girls ' Leaders Club 3; Student Secretary 3; Terps 2. LELAND STANFORD—Football 1. 2. 3; Track 1, 2, 3. JUDITH STEINER—Big Sisters 3; Clinic 3; F.H.A. 2, 3; Library Assistants 3; Terps 1, 2. MARGIE STEPHAN—Big Sisters 3; Dramatic Club 2; F.H.A. I; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. DON STUDER—Baseball 3; Football 1. 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3. MARJORIE SWEASEY—Big Sisters 3; Clinic 3; Student Secretary 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. BOB SYLVESTER DALE TABELLION JOANN TABLER—Dramatic Club 2, 3; G.A.A. 1; National Thespians 2, 3; N.F.L. 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. ROBERT TALERICO—Latin Club 2. ROBERT TAYLOR—Library Assistants 3. RONNIE THEKEN CHARLES EDWARD THEWS MARY JANE THOMAS—Basketball 1, 2. 3; Big Sisters 3; Choir II; 1, 2; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Girls ' Leaders Club 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. MIKE TURKAL—Baseball 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. BARBARA ULRICH—Big Sisters 3; Dramatic Club 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 3. CAROL URBAN—Choir I, 3; Choir II, 1, 2; F.T.A. 3; Latin Club 2; N.F.L. 2; Terps 1, 2; Y-Teens 2, 3. ROBERT URWIN—Hi-Y 1, 2; Terps 1, 2. ORRIN VAIL—Choir I. 3; Choir II, 2; Terps 2, 3. ELEARNOR VIERTEL—Big Sisters 3; Terps 1, 2; Y-Teens 3. JANET VOGT—Big Sisters 3; Clinic 3; Y-Teens 1, 2. KEN WADE—Terps 1, 2, 3. SHIRLEY WAGNER—F.T.A. 3; Latin Club 2; Science Re¬ search Club 1; Terps 1, 2; Y-Teens 3. ERNESTINE WALLACE—Art Club 3; Baseball 1; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3; National Thespians 1, 2, 3; N.F.L. 2, 3. BETTY WALTER—Student Secretary 2, 3; Terps 1, 2. F.T.A. 3; G.A.A. 1; Latin Club 3; Terps 1. JAMES WALTER DONALD WANTZ JANET WARE—Band, 1, 2, 3; Big Sisters 3; Cadet Band 1; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 JEWEL WASHINGTON—F.H.A. 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. DORTHEA LEE WEATH—Art Club 1, 2, 3; Dramatic Club 3; F.T.A. 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. TOM WEBBER—Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3; National Thespians 1, 2, 3; Terps 2. DICK WEISGARBER—Terps 1, 2, 3. MARY WELDON—Basketball 1; Choir II, 2, 3; Big Sisters 3; F.H.A. 2; Hall Guards 2; Terps 2; Y-Teens 3; Glee Club 1. JOYCE WELLS—Band 1, 2, 3; Big Sister 3; Student Secre¬ tary 3. HOWARD WELSH—Basketball 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; N.F.L. 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. DICK WENTZEL—Terps 2, 3. PATRICIA WESTRICK—Basketball 2; Big Sisters 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Girls ' Leaders Club 2, 3; Hall Guards 2; Library CAROL WETZEL—Big Sisters 3; Terps 1; Y-Teens 1. DAVE WHIPPLE—Band 1, 2, 3; Debate 1; Dramatic Club 2, 3; National Thespians 2, 3; N.F.L. 1. JOANN WHITE—Basketball 2, 3; Big Sisters 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Girls ' Leaders Club 2, 3; Student Secretary 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. RAMONA WILSON—Audio-Visual 3; Choir II, 2; G.A.A. 2, 3; Girls ' Leaders Club 2, 3; Terps 1, 2; Glee Club 1. FRANCES WINCEK—Big Sisters 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Girls ' Leaders Club 2, 3; Terps 1. JOHN WINCEK—Choir II, 1; Terps 1, 3. WILLIAM WINDOM—Cadet Band 1; Choir II, 2, 3. BETTY LOUISE WINKLER—G.A.A. 3; Girls ' Leaders Club 3; Y-Teens 3. JOHN WINTER WANDA WOODS—Big Sisters 3; Hall Guards 2. GERRY YATSKO — Basketball 1; Student Secretary 3; Terps 1. GERALDINE YOST—F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Terps 1 . KATHLEEN YOST—F.H.A. 1, 2, 3. CAROLYN ZEPP—Basketball 1, 2, 3; Big Sister 3; Dramatic Club 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Girls ' Leaders Club 2, 3; National Thespians 3; Terps 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 2, 3. FRANKLIN ZEPP—Audio-Visual 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Terps 1, 2, 3. ERMA ZIMMERMAN—G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Girls ' Leaders Club 2, 3; Hall Guards 2; Library Assistants 3; Terps 2. An Q nen JletteA to- Qua A dtaeAtlieAA- Dear Advertisers: We of the Annual Staff would like to take this opportunity to thank the many people who have made this publication possible. Among those who have aided the staff most are the advertisers who have graciously offered financial aid through the purchasing of advertising space in this section. Without this aid the 1950 Massillonian could never have been published. We are, indeed, thankful to those whose names you will find throughout the remainder of this book. To these, the actual Massillonians, we, the Annual Staff of 1950, say Thanks again . Sincerely, 1950 Annual Board Tom Hamilton Advertising Manager Compliments of MASSILLON BUICK SALES SERVICE, Inc. 131 TREMONT AVENUE S. W. When Better Cars Are Built , Buick Will Build Them 1 Drink Meet me at ROYAL CROWN Kraus ' Snack Bar COLA for delicious hamburgers and French fries NEHI PAR-T-PAK ALSO FOUNTAIN SERVICE Quality Beverages Made in Our New Sanitary Plant Over 20 Years of Experience in Making Fine Beverages 915 Amherst Rd. N. E. One Block North of City Hospital Long Marks, Incorporated Co al and Phone 7937 Massillon, Ohio Contract Hauling Nehi Bottling Co. Lewis E. Lemmon, Pro prietor 227 Third Street N. W. 116 Third St. N. W. Massillon, Ohio Phone 6932 THE Compliments of KOONS UNIVERSAL WALLPAPER CO. CLEANING CO. Exclusive Users of MIRACLEAN 55 North Erie Street Industrial • Commercial Residential Wiring and Repairing The Massillon Electric Co. S. R. (JUNIE) WEIRICH, Manager Dial 55 52 305 Third Street N. W. MASSILLON, OHIO Dial 2-0470 2 THE LINCK ELECTRIC SHOP LIGHTING FIXTURES and EDWARD C. RUSS Complete Food Market WIRING DEVICES 46 First Street Dial 2-1749 520 Third Street S. E. MASSILLON, OHIO Compliments of BLAUMEISER HARDWARE RYAN ' S WHOLESALE and RETAIL Formerly THE LINCOLN DRUG STORE Phone 2-0238 800 Amherst Road N. E. - }? Dial 3439 59 Erie Street South Massillon, Ohio Schindler ' s Sunoco Service ★ • ★ 1218 Lincoln Way West Dial 2-0147 MJf TYPEWRITERS Sales and Service SHEAFFER, PARKER and WATERMAN FOUNTAIN PENS Also Tested, Reliable Ball Points including the Pockette SCHOOL SUPPLIES Sports, Golf, Tennis, Badminton, Archery 39 Federal Ave. Near Post Office SHOES EXPERTLY FITTED Compliments of BY X-RAY AT THE SHAW’S JEWELRY ECONOMY SHOE STORE 109 Lincoln Way West • ★ • 31 Lincoln Way East Phone 5521 3 Compliments of THE M. O’NEIL CO. MASSILLON STORE Compliments of ★ Q ★ IGELSTROEM - OBERLIN, INC. MASSILLON HIGH SCHOOL STATE CHAMPS Year Coach 193 6 _Paul Brown 1937_Paul Brown 193 8 _Paul Brown 193 9 _Paul Brown Year Coach 1940 _ Paul Brown 1941 _ Bud” Houghton 1943 _ Elwood Kammer 1948 _Chuck Mather Compliments of 155 Lincoln Way West MASSILLON, OHIO Dial 4184 5 THE STATE BANK COMPANY CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1950 OF WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL DEPOSITS INSURED Member of THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Best Wishes for Your Future Success . . . from HAMS - BACON - CHOICE COLD CUTS THE SUPERIOR PROVISION CO. MASSILLON ' S ONLY COMPLETE MEAT PACKING PLANT MASSILLON SUGAR BOWL For Good Things To Eat ★ M ★ OUR OWN MAKE CANDY AND ICE CREAM 1939 STATE CHAMPS Coach, PAUL BROWN Massillon_40 — Cath. Latin_13 Massillon_73 — Mansfield_0 Massillon_3 3 — Warren _ 0 Massillon_ 66 — Erie East_0 Massillon_47 — Alliance _0 Captain, EARL MARTIN Massillon_30 — Steubenville _0 Massillon_46 — New Castle, Pa._ 0 Massillon_47 — Lehman _6 Massillon_3 8 — Ygstn. Chaney__ 0 Massillon_20 — McKinley __ 6 Compliments of BANKS BROS. FURNITURE CO. 125 NORTH ERIE STREET Opposite Post Office COMPLIMENTS and BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1950 The future holds for you one of the most delightful of experiences . . . the thrill of making your very own home. Yours to command are the facilities of this store with a 46-year re putation of quality home furnishings. ★ ★ ★ C.O. FI ME FROCK CO. -: .. MAS SILLON _ = 8 SPUHLER ' S, Inc. INTERIOR DECORATORS • ★ • 181 Lincoln Way East Massillon, Ohio Compliments of JOHN D. GETZ PLUMBING and HEATING Office Phone 3294 D. W. GOOD Compliments of Fancy Groceries Fresh Vegetables The Great and Meats Atlantic and Pacific WE DELIVER Tea Company 124 Sixth Street N. E. Compliments of Compliments of THE TIGER GRILL CROSBY ' S SHOES 14 Lincoln Way East Light Lunches Fountain Service Shoes Fitted by X-Ray 3 09 First Street S. E. Across from Washington High Heine’s Tobacco Co. Compliments of MASSILLON, OHIO CONRAD HOTEL Manufacturers of ★ ★ HEINE’S BLEND SMOKING TOBACCO RALPH I. DUNLAP, Proprietor TIGERS « Drip-O-lator TWO GREAT NAMES Teamwork. A constant striving for perfection. Summed up, these factors make a great team. Th ese same factors have also been responsible for the world¬ wide acceptance of the now famous DRIP-O-LATOR and other Enterprise Aluminum cooking utensils. We are proud of both these names. They mean more with every passing year. The ENTERPRISE ALUMINUM Co. MASSILLON, OHIO Makers of the only genune Drip-O-lator — the better drip coffee maker 10 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1950 ★ E8 ★ Massillon’s Only Home-Owned Department Store THE IDEAL CO. Phone 3151 Compliments of SUTTER ' S JEWELERS MASSILLON ' S QUALITY STORE ★ ★ ★ Our New Location is 137 Lincoln Way East n WE CONGRATULATE YOU, GRADUATES OF 1950 AND WISH YOU SUCCESS ★ ★ ★ THE EVENING INDEPENDENT YOUR NEWSPAPER 12 THE MEEK-SEGNER CO. Massillon’s Popular Store for Men and Young Men ★ 0 ★ 40 Lincoln Way East Official Scout Outfitters 1940 STATE CHAMPS Coach, PAUL BROWN Massillon_60 — Cath. Latin_ 0 Massillon_48 — Weirton _0 Massillon_59 — Warren _0 Massillon_74 — Erie East_0 Massillon_66 — Steubenville_0 Co-Captains, Ray Getz, Horace Gillom Massillon_40 — Warren _0 Massillon_3 8 — Mansfield _0 Massillon_2 8 — Toledo Waite_0 Massillon_26 — Ygstn. East_0 Massillon_34 — McKinley _6 Compliments of MASSILLON HARDWARE COMPANY ★ ★ ★ 39 Lincoln Way West MASSILLON • OHIO 13 THE McLAIN GROCERY CO. MASSILLON, OHIO WHOLESALE GROCERS COFFEE ROASTERS FRUIT and PRODUCE JOBBERS 14 Congratulations, Graduates Save Time and Money SHOP AT STARK ' S 15 Jim Hostetler • Jim Shipp Bill Stoner • Nick Briggs • Jack Dowd JAN RUETZ Tom Hamilton • Ron Vogelgesang Bob Blocher • Bob Bernstein Jack Ware THE 4-MOST-FIVE BILL KRISHER LESTER LASH DAN KOZELEK DICK SEIGFRIED JIM RILA DUNG - HO MILLER AUTO SUPPLY Replacement Parts For All Cars and Trucks MACHINE SHOP SERVICE 228 South Erie Street Dial 3056 Congratulations to the Class of ’50 from STONE BROS. CLOTHES Featuring a complete line of Young Men’s Suits and Sportswear for All Occasions Compliments of Compliments of McNEAL AUTO SERVICE Wren ' s Candy Shoppe 45 Second St. S. W. Phone 2-0111 1007 Lincoln Way East HOME-MADE CANDY FOR ALL OCCASIONS 16 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 • ★ • KIEFFER MOTOR SALES Studebaker Sales and Service CARS • TRUCKS 232-234 Lincoln Way West Phone 4113 Massillon, Ohio LINCOLN WITH HYDROMATIC MERCURY Authorized Sales and Service Guaranteed Used Cars Dial 3175 1136 Lincoln Way East LINCOLN WAY MOTORS, INC. 17 To The Graduates — May all your marks in the world be A’s. May every course you take be worth while in knowledge attained, in happiness and success. GRADUATES We Congratulate You ★ ★ Compliments, of KANNER’S 32 Lincoln Way East MASSILLON’S LEADING MEN’S CLOTHING STORE 18 COMPLIMENTS OF SHANKLIN RADIO CLINIC A Job Well Done JACK SHANKLIN, Owner 1941 STATE CHAMPS Coach, BUD” HOUGHTON Massillon_6 — Weirton _0 Massillon_39 — Cath. Latin_0 Massillon_2 8 — Marblehead_6 Massillon_46 — Alliance _6 Massillon_58 — Steubenville _0 Massillon_21 — Warren _0 Massillon_6 — Mansfield_6 Massillon_39 — Toledo Waite_7 Massillon_39 — Ygstn. East _12 Massillon_32 — McKinley_0 SANITARY LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING WE DO OUR OWN CLEANING 421 First Street N. E. Dial 6435 19 Here is what some Republic Stockholders Say . . . . On account of working for Republic, I am interested in the company in more than one way. Republic’s good or bad future is my future.” —A Rigger in Republic’s Chicago Plant I am a window washer, married and have two children. Whenever I save a little money, I buy stock as an investment. Investing in stock helps investors, indus¬ tries, workers and their families.” —A Chicago (III.) Window Washer People like these own Republic ... Republic Steel is owned by 60,000 people ... its stockholders. Many of them . . . 22,000, in fact . . . own only a few shares apiece; 25 or less. My husband suggested that I buy Republic Steel, saying steel will always be in demand as Long as our country stands.” —A Wheeling (W. Va.) Housekeeper I believe in capitalism as being the most stimulating system of business and industry. —A Retired Pittsburgh (Pa.) School Teacher Recently, we asked several thousand of these owners of ours to help us answer some questions about who they are, what they do and why they chose to invest whatever extra money they had in Republic stock. We wish you could see all the answers. They would show you that the owners of Republic are, for the most part, average, everyday citizens. They would show you, too, that a lot of these people bought their stock out of savings. Another thing that these answers show is the pride of these people in helping to make a company like Republic possible. They know that it is their money and the money of thousands of others like them that has helped to create American industry, to make millions of well-paying jobs and to enable Americans to live better than most of the nobility in other lands. These are the kind of people who own Republic. We think that they are mighty fine people and we believe you will agree that they deserve from Republic a fair return for the use of their savings. It makes the investor feel that he is par¬ ticipating in the development of American industry.” —A Long Island Sheet Metal Worker :|= The investment of funds is part of our free enterprise system and a cooperative form of furnishing capital for the oper¬ ation of business.” —An Illinois Controller H= He I have faith in American industry as con¬ ducted by honest, capable men of the kind that have built our country up to its pre¬ eminence over all countries in the world.” —A Florida Widow I believe in free enterprise and want to have what interest in it I can, however small.” —A Virginia Housewije REPUBLIC STEEL A GOOD PLACE TO WORK- A GOOD PLACE TO STAY 20 Learn To Drive Heal Estate and Insurance From Ralph L. Cornell Agency Office 4181 - Phones - Res. 3236 A. A. A. Rooms 401-2, First National Bank MASSILLON, OHIO 1 T MASSILLON CAMERA SHOP evervthing PHOTOGRAPHIC 44 I52 ST.N.E. MASSILLON.OHIO Expert Photo Finishing All leading makes of Cameras, Films, and Supplies Phone 5997 RED KRAFT ' S SERVICE STATION 145 Wales Rd. N. E. COMPLETE LUBRICATION SERVICE SUPPLIES STOP AT DEMPSTER ' S For Your Sodas - Sundaes - Malts 908 1st St. N. E. Massillon Compliments of • ★ • Loyal Order of Moose Massillon, Ohio 21 about the “L CCM$ • 0 • • e MARKS OF QUALITY THE CANTON ELECTROTYPE 400-410 Third St.,S. E. ENGRAVING COMPANY Canton, Ohio 22 COMPLIMENTS OF BEST WISHES FOR THE CLASS OF 1930 THE COMMERCIAL PHOTOLITH CO. Sonnhalter ' s Grocery 137 First Street N. E. Massillon, Ohio Strong Auto Supply Co. THE A. C. BAILEY CO. EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTO AND RADIO Automotive Supplies Hardware Specialties Best Wishes, Class ot ' 50 144-150 23rd Street S. E. Opposite Post Office Massillon, Ohio Phone 7530 Dial 3397 Compliments of lACKMAN ' S H. Mang Grocery WE SELL NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS i Jk i AND OTHER QUALITY MERCHANDISE Phone 48 34 429 Parkview MASSILLON, OHIO 8th St. N. E. North Ave. N. E. Phone 2-0157 Compliments of Lee ' s Hi Speed ZORGER ' S PORK PRODUCTS Service Station 261 Independent S. E. Phone 8609 or 2-6792 Corner First and Federal N. E. Phone 2-0259 COUNTRY STYLE SAUSAGE HAMS • TRAIL BOLOGNA • LARD BRAKE SERVICE HICKORY BACON MOTOR TUNE-UP 23 MASSILLON RADIO COMPANY RADIO and TELEVISION AVALON DRIVE-INS SERVICE and REPAIRS CANTON, OHIO 127 First Street N. E. Phone 3674 Massillon, Ohio For GOOD Food TEEN-AGERS KAISER • FRAZER Spruce up your wardrobe by Taking Your Sewing Lessons ROGERS MOTOR SALES at A A A Singer Sewing Center 1230 Lincoln Way East 112 Lincoln Way West MASSILLON BEST OF LUCK Congratulations to the Class of ' 50 TO from CLASS OF 1950 SUPERIOR DAIRY CO., Inc. B. F. Goodrich Co. Richville Road R. D. 1, Canton Phone Canton 5-0205 First in Rubber • m • GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK ★ Q ★ • ■ • SUPERIOR SOFKURD MILK 224 Lincoln Way West Massillon, Ohio Phone 4339 QUALITY CHEKD ICE CREAM 24 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1950 B. B. MOTOR CO. Distributors of DE SOTO and PLYMOUTH 47 TREMONT AVENUE SOUTH WEST MASSILLON, OHIO 19 4 2 Coach, EL WOOD KAMMER Cap fain, CHUCK HOLT Massillon_3 8 — Cath. Latin_0 Massillon_3 2 — Mansfield_0 Massillon_26 — Weirton_6 Massillon_32 — Warren _0 Massillon_40 — Lincoln, Neb_6 Massillon_34 — Toledo Waite_14 Massillon_34 — Alliance_0 Massillon_13 — Erie, Pa._6 Massillon_3 3 — Steubenville_13 Massillon_0 — McKinley_3 5 QUALITY SERVES YOU BEST GOLDEN GUERNSEY OBERLIN DAIRY Phone 4666 308 20th Street N. W. 25 DAVIS The Photographer 26 THE CERES SUPPLY CO., INC. ROBERT R. HESS and SON Manufacturers of CERES FEEDS FOR LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY Scientifically Formulated Feeds of Outstanding Quality” Carload Buyers and Shippers of Grain and Ingredients Scott ' s Seeds and Fertilizer (Used at Tiger Stadium) Seeds • Fertilizer • Lime • Fence • Roof Coatings Tremont Ave. W., at Viaduct Phone 5111 MASSILLON, OHIO Compliments of P. J. BORDNER CO. Three Complete Food Markets THE FINEST IN FOODS Dial 4163 723 Eighth Street N. E. Dial 4134 1107 Erie Street South Dial 2-1523 636 Lincoln Way West 27 28 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF ★ H ★ ★ ★ ★ The Hering Grocery The Massillon Spring and Rivet Corp. 619 Tremont Avenue S. W. Buy Better , HUDSON Buy Cheaper SALES and SERVICE at V. H. MEYER Self-Service Super Markets N. and N. AUTO SALES MASSILLON, OHIO 841 Tremont Avenue S. W. 249 First Street S. E. Phone 2-3444 29 Compliments INTER-CITY COACH LINES, INC. ★ ★ SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN to SPECIAL AND CHARTERED SERVICES 30 COMPLIMENTS OF THE YOST CANDY CO. • ★ 47 North Avenue N. E. 1943 STATE CHAMPS Coach, I I.WOOD KAMMER Massillon_15 — Lincoln _ Massillon_13 — Akron West_ Massillon_4 6 — St. Vincent_ Massillon_3 3 — Steubenville_ Massillon_12 — Alliance_ Captain, BOB WALLACE 0 Massillon_3 3 — Mansfield _ 0 6 Massillon_20 — Warren _ 0 0 Massillon_46 — Timken_0 6 Massillon_39 — Youngstown_0 0 Massillon_21 — McKinley_ 0 SPORTING GOODS CUTLERY GLASS PAINT Phone 3426 BECKER HARDWARE, INC 32-36 Erie Street North TOYS TOOLS HARDWARE KITCHEN UTENSILS 31 ' Best Wishes TO The Class of 1950 and to Washington High School ★ • ★ from THE BROWN LUMBER CO. 405 Erie Street South MASSILLON, OHIO 32 Lots of Success to the Class of 1950 Paul ' s Waffle Shop Breakiast • Lunch • Dinner Atter-Theater Snack Open 24 Hours Daily Except Sunday Opposite Post Office PAUL H. STUDER, Owner Manager Compliments of J. L. FROMHOLTZ Distinctive Jetveler Friendly Service 154 Lincoln Way West Phone 5915 Massillon Bixler’s Juvenile Shop Hicks Motor Car Co. GIFT SUGGESTIONS Pontiac For Showers and New Arrivals • ★ • Clothing for Pre-School Children • || 222 Erie Street North MASSILLON, OHIO RANKL BROTHERS Glenn P. Heckert . G. A. Super Market Jeweler SELF-SERVICE MEATS 405 Parkview N. E. 36 First Street N. E. Phone 4445 Phone 5234 Compliments of Jos. Gold enf eld Co. Headquarters for Hart, Schaffner Marx, and Clipper Craft Clothing 169 Lincoln Way West Massillon, Ohio 33 FOR 52 YEARS BAMMERLIN ' S Pianos Radios Refrigerators 212 First Street N. E. TONY ' S RENTAL SERVICE Bicycles, Trailers and Ice Skates Rented Authorized Sales and Service Jack E. Hintz Twin Bicycle Motor 842 Wales Road N. E. Congratulations to The Senior Class of 1950 Wanda Lieberman Marilyn Ormston Alice Johnson Do Do Kent Midge Sweasey Joyce Wells Jo Ann Jeandrevin Compliments of BOWMAN ' S RUSTIC OAK DRIVE-IN Tray Service - Dining Room Steaks Chops Chicken Sandwiches French Fries Ice Cream • Sodas • Shakes Root Beer □ □ □ Stop and Treat Yourself to the Best The Original 6-Inch Sandwich ORANGE BLACK DRIVE-IN IN MASSILLON 34 Compliments J. C. PENNEY CO. 47 LINCOLN WAY WEST MASSILLON, OHIO The Home of Values” 35 JONES ELECTRIC COMPLIMENTS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS OL Industrial and Commercial Wiring JttADELYN ★ ★ ★ DRESS SHOP 12 Thorne Avenue N. W. Massillon, Ohio Phone 4044 112 Lincoln Way East Compliments of LIEBERMANN THE BAKERY BLATZ SHOE STORE X-RAY FITTERS A SELECT LINE OF BAKED GOODS 46 Erie Street South 40 First Street S. E. Dial 4745 Dial 4021 MASSILLON, OHIO BLOOMFIELD FURNITURE CO. Compliments of HIGH QUALITY THE AT LOW PRICES LINCOLN THEATRE Rugs • Furniture • Stoves Your Business Solicited MASSILLON, OHIO A. LINDE LONAS SERVICE STATION Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Tremont Sixth Streets S. W. Massillon, Ohio Phone 2-0149 Dial 7374 MASSILLON, OHIO NOBODY CAN PLEASE EVERYBODY . . . BUT WE TRY 36 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO 1950 GRADUATES BE THRIFTY IN ' 50 THE 0HI0-MERCHANTS TRUST CO. MASSILLON, OHIO MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 19 4 4 Coach, ELWOOD KAMMER Massillon_60 — Akron West_7 Massillon_0 — Cath. Latin_6 Massillon_12 — Lincoln _0 Massillon_19 — Steubenville_6 Massillon_27 — Alliance_0 Co-Captains, Bill Gable, Glenn Keller Massillon_6 — Mansfield_ 0 Massillon_12 — Warren _3 2 Massillon_26 — Timken _7 Massillon_13 — Akron Central-- 7 Massillon_0 — McKinley _27 OLIVER J. HERMAN JOHN J. HERMAN MASSILLON RECREATION 48-56 First Street S. W. MASSILLON, OHIO BAR BILLIARDS • BOWLING LUNCH BOWL FOR HEALTH AND PLEASURE 37 BEST WISHES DeLUXE Dry Cleaning COMPANY . . Quality . . Is an Important Part of Our CLEANING SERVICE Plant—58 Forest Ave. S. E. Phone 8404 Store—42 North Erie St. THE FIRST SAVINGS AND LOAN CG. ESTABLISHED 1888 1888 Growing With Massillon 1950 INSURED SAFETY FOR SAVERS and ASSURED SATISFACTION FOR BORROWERS MASSILLON ' S OLDEST AND LARGEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION CONGRATULATIONS Class of ' 50 Jean Frocks of Massillon, Inc. The Little-Money Dress Shop 44 LINCOLN WAY EAST MASSILLON, OHIO Every Kind of Insurance THE F. W. ARNOLD AGENCY Established 1876 37 Erie Street South Telephone 2-1557 MASSILLON, OHIO HAVE YOU ENOUGH INSURANCE? LOOK INTO IT! 38 Compliments of HOFMANN DRUGS ★ ★ ★ 31 Erie Street South MASSILLON, OHIO Dial 3625 Compliments of The City Tire and Repair Co. 148 Charles Avenue S. W. Phone 4847 Tigertown Re-treads Vulcanizing Tires Batteries Accessories Car Repairing Compliments of The Massillon Paint and Glass A A A 64 South Erie Street Phone 5038 Massillon, Ohio Compliments of The Massillon Paper Co. Corner of Walnut Rd. 1st St. S. W. MASSILLON, OHIO BETTER SEEDS for BETTER CROPS MASSILLON SEED SUPPLY CO. 139 First Street N. W. Massillon, Ohio Messenger Motors DODGE • PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Phone 8301 149 Charles Avenue S. W. Complments of Morrison Music Service BAND INSTRUMENTS STRING INSTRUMENTS RECORDS The Nelson Industrial Supply Company ONLIWON PAPER TOWELS Phone 7560 220 Lincoln Way East MASSILLON, OHIO Phone 6432 39 Compliments of STARK Compliments of Crone Furniture E. A. ADELMAN, Successor GLASS CO. A A A □ □ □ 138-142 Erie Street South 409 North Erie Phone 6837 MASSILLON, OHIO E L U M MUSIC COMPANY Automatic Phonographs and Amusement Games of All Kinds ELMS COUNTRY CLUB 18 Hole Public Golf Course CATERING TO BANQUETS AND DINNER PARTIES Twenty-four Hour Service • ★ Call Massillon 2-0541 for Service Route 93 — South of Route 30 Dial 2-3693 40 e rfA). ALFRED E. WILLIAMS SEGEL ' S Insurance for Every Need The Youthful Store with 1945 Tremont Avenue S. E. Dial 3339 Youthful Styles A A A Compliments of ALL TOP NAMES THAT YOU KNOW CAN BE FOUND HERE The Young Women ' s Christian Association Serves Junior and Senior high-school girls 28 Lincoln Way East through 14 Y-Teen clubs and other groups and Massillon women through activity programs. 1 10 First Street S. E. THE BALTZLY COMPANY Established 1869 CUT-RATE DRUG STORE The Best in Drug Store Merchandise at Low Prices 32 Erie Street South Dial 6320 or 3813 41 Flowers in Compliments of THE MODERN MANNER” R. D. DEMMER Dick’s Flower Shop HARDWARE • SPORTING GOODS Linoleum and Asphalt Tile 720 Lincoln Way West Massillon Phone 7722 Phone 6441 537 Tremont Ave. Compliments of Compliments of McWilliams OHIO OPTICAL CO. SHELL SERVICE • ■ • 20 First Street N. E., Massillon South Canton-Massillon Road Onesto Hotel Bldg., Canton ENGLEH ARDT’S Compliments of Massillon’s Most Complete MUSIC STORE LEE FURNITURE 47-51 Erie Street South Records • Pianos • Radios Band Instruments Phonographs • Guitars Phone 3203 139 Erie Street South Best of Luck to a Great Band Compliments of The Union Bus Terminal WERNER ' S CIGAR GEO. PINIS, Agent Penn-Grey hound STORE Ohio-Greyhound Inter-City and Herman Lines 156 Lincoln Way West Dial 2-0221 1 1 8 Tremont S. E. Home Phone 4017 Phone 3034 42 COMPLIMENTS OF MYER ' S SPORT SHOP ★ ★ 37 Erie Street Phone 5740 19 4 5 Coach, AUGIE” MORNINGSTAR Massillon_21 — Akron South_0 Massillon_24 — Weirton _6 Massillon_0 — Lincoln _0 Mas sillon_7 — Steubenville_7 Massillon_44 — Alliance_:_7 Captain, FRED BONK Massillon_40 — Mansfield_ 6 Massillon_0 — Warren _0 Massillon_ 6 — Cath. Latin_ 6 Massillon_26 — Cleve. E. Tech._ 6 Massillon_0 — McKinley _ 0 Compliments of PIETZCKERS, Inc. Exclusive Men’s Wear - 4 } - 167 Lincoln Way East Phone 3950 43 GOOD LUCK and BEST WISHES to THE GRADUATING CLASS of 1950 □ □ □ THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN MASSILLON Massillon ' s Only National Bank □ D □ Your Deposits in This Bank Are Insured up to $5,000.00 By The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Washington, D. C. 44 GET THE BEST . . . GET SEALTEST MILK and ICE CREAM THE SANITARY MILK COMPANY CANTON, OHIO Compliments oi The People ' s Cartage Storage Co. 207 North Erie Street Agent for AERO MAYFLOWER National Furniture Movers Coast-to-Coast Service. The finest and most up-to-date equip¬ ment in the country. R. SIBILA, Manager Villard Shoe Hospital F. T. VILLARD, Proprietor The Up-to-the-Minute Shop 37 First Street S. W. Compliments of The Progressive Chevrolet J. S. SANDERS Erie Street South . v tl ill ' ,, t OAftI nJ JT 1JAmaai C. T.DuncanJnc. O (STABIIJBID J LEADING JEWELER Massillon-- Ohio IMPERIAL DRY CLEANING ROBERT L. BURG, Prop. □ □ □ 684 North Avenue N. E. MASSILLON, OHIO Phone 4326 FIORI ' S DINING ROOM Featuring Fried Chicken FULL COURSE DINNERS STEAKS • CHOPS Real Italian Spaghetti • Sandwiches of All Kinds • Serving the Original Nite Mare Sandwich Canton-Massillon Rd. Phone 2-0118 45 Pitcock Wagner, Inc. Compliments of JEWELERS 35 First Street N. E. Phone 8448 THE OHIO DRILLING CO. CONRAD HOTEL BUILDING MASSILLON, OHIO The Progressive Delivery Herman J. Albrecht □ □ □ A A A 134 First Street N. E. Phone 7738 McClymonds Building Dial 7723 THE STYLE CENTER Specializing in FURS • LADIES ' READY-TO-WEAR • HOUSE FURNISHINGS The only store in America giving a live-year guarantee with every tur coat. 166 Lincoln Way West Phone 2-1531 Compliments of WESLIN STUDIO Portrait • Wedding • Commercial Industrial • Aerial Photography 51 Erie Street North Dial 5803 46 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS!!! You have helped to make the Y.M.C.A. a happy, wholesome place for all. The employed staff of the Y and the rest of the gang wish you the best of everything as you step out into the world. YOUR YOUTH CENTER THE YOUNG MEN ' S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION 131 Tremont Avenue S. E. Phone 3159 MASSILLON, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF THE AMERICAN LEGION MASSILLON POST 221 Scott - Parker 294 ★ 0 ★ In Peace As In War We Serve 47 Compliments of THE FIDELITY MOTOR BUS LINES, INC. DUMONT ' S STARK COUNTY ' S Complete Athletic Goods Store • ★ • 134 Second Street S. E. Canton, Ohio T. A. (CADDIE) STUDER WALTER STUDER 48 COMPLIMENTS OF THE MASSILLON STEEL CASTING CO. MASSILLON, OHIO 1946 Coach, BUD” HOUGHTON Massillon_7 — Cath. Latin_14 Massillon_29 — Lincoln _0 Massillon_13 — Steubenville_ 6 Massillon_19 — Alliance_0 Massillon_12 — Mansfield_12 Captain, MERLE DARRAH Massillon_19 — Warren _ 6 Massillon_3 5 — Dayton Cham_12 Massillon_ 6 — Toledo Waite_40 Massillon_20 — Ygstn. East_7 Massillon_ 6 — McKinley _ 6 COMPLIMENTS OF THE GRISCOM-RUSSELL COMPANY MASSILLON, OHIO 49 Compliments of H. L. FRIEND MOTOR SALES CADILLAC • OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service • ★ • 306 Erie Street North Telephone 7635 MASSILLON, OHIO 50 Compliments of G. N. MARKETS ARCADE MARKET 150 Lincoln Way West MARCHAND’S MARKET 112 Erie Street South ★ • ★ Two Locations To Do Your Year 9 Round Buying 51 I F By RUDYAIID KIPLING If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you; If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you But make allowance for their doubting too; If you can wait and not be tired by waiting Or, being lied about, don’t deal in lies Or, being hated, don’t give way to hating And yet don’t look too good nor talk too wise; If you can make one heap of all your winnings And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss And lose and start again at your beginnings And never breathe a word about your loss; If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew To serve your turn long after they are gone And so hold on when there is nothing in you Except the Will which says to them: Hold on!” If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue Or walk with Kings, nor lose the common touch; If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you; If all men count with you but none too much; If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds’ worth of distance run— Yours is the Earth and everything that’s in it, And — what is more — you’ll be a Man, my son! From ' ' Rewards ami Fairies” Copyright, 1910, by Rudyard Kipling Published by Doubleday, Page Company All rights reserved Eaton Manufacturing Co. Reliance ' Division MASSILLON - OHIO 52 COMPLIMENTS OF ARNOLD - LYNCH Funeral Home 729 Lincoln Way East 1947 Coach, BUD” HOUGHTON Massillon_ 7 — Revere, Mass_ 6 Massillon_ 13 — Lincoln _ 7 Massillon_ 13 — Steubenville_ 12 Massillon_ 20 — Alliance_ 6 Massillon_ 27 — Mansfield_ 0 Co-Captains, Earl Johnson, Morrie Eberhardt Massillon_13 — Warren _20 Massillon_12 — Cath. Latin_16 Massillon_16 — Barberton _26 Massillon_21 — Akron St. Vin._ 0 Massillon_ 0 — McKinley _14 Say It With Flowers ASSOCIATION OF MASSILLON FLORISTS BAILEY ' S FLOWER STORE BREDIGER, FLORIST TOM COYNE, FLOWERS FISHER FLOWER SHOP HI-WAY GREENHOUSE KALLEKER GREENHOUSE 53 Means A Flavor Feast We specialize in Stenciled Ice Cream for Parties and Picnics ★ ★ ACME DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. For Home Delivery of the Finest in Dairy Products DIAL MASSILLON 2-1527 For Fountain and Delicatessen Service Visit Our Modern Dairy Bar 1209 LINCOLN WAY EAST 54 THE STORE OF NATIONALLY KNOWN JUNIOR STYLES JAUNTY JUNIORS STARSON’S, INC. DORIS DODSON 4UNIOR FIRSTS MASSILLON, OHIO DEBU TOGS JUNIORS Next to The Sugar Bowl GOOD LUCK TO THE GRADUATES 1948 Coach, CHUCK MATHER Massillon_44 — Cath. Latin_13 Massillon_25 — Lincoln _ 0 Massillon_28 — Ygstn. South_7 Massillon_34 — Steubenville_21 Massillon_0 — Alliance _14 Captain, AL BROWN Massillon_3 3 — Mansfield_7 Massillon_39 — Warren _?? Massillon_19 — Toledo Waite_7 Massillon_2 8 — Barberton _ 0 Massillon_21 — McKinley _12 COMPLIMENTS OF THE HESS-SNYDER COMPANY BOOMER WARM-AIR FURNACES For Coal, Gas, or Oil ASK US FOR PRICES 55 FOUNTAIN PENS EVERSHARP SHEAFFER PARKER 4. V ' Plta+te. 2-1536 LEATHER GOODS SPECIALTIES GIFTS « ! ElilHBliE OFFICE SOPPby CO. 45 ERIE ST. NORTH GREETING CARDS STATIONERY BOOKS ; CO SCRAP BOOKS e • DIARIES Compliments of THE HARDWARE AND SUPPLY CO. MASSILLON, OHIO Plumbing Fixtures, Electrical Supplies and Mill and Factory Supplies 56 COOK ELECTRICALLY for MORE VITAMINS AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROL SAFETY AND CLEANLINESS NEW ELECTRIC RANGES NOW AVAILABLE THE OHIO EDISON CO. DIAL 8864 DIAL 6000 YELLOW RADIO CAB 10 Cabs Equipped With 2-Way Radios FAST, EFFICIENT, COURTEOUS SERVICE WE HAVE SPECIAL CARS FOR WEDDINGS AND FUNERALS H. B. GETZ SONS 28 Years of Service in Massillon DIAL 8864 DIAL 6000 57 58 COMPLIMENTS OF THE MASSILLON-CLEVELAND-AKRON SIGN CO. ★ • ★ MASSILLON, OHIO Congratulations And Best Wishes To the Class of ' 50 • ★ • EVANS AUTO PARTS Distributors of AUTOMOBILE REPLACEMENT PARTS 59 Compliments of JOS. F. RADER : A D. D. FRIEND DELICIOUS BREAD • CAKES and PASTRIES FRESH DAILY WELCH ' S BAKERY STORES 186 915 Lincoln Way East Lincoln Way East MASSILLON CORKEYS MODERN BARRER SHOP FOUR HAIR STYLISTS SCALP SPECIALISTS WHO WILL GIVE YOUR SCALP AND HAIR THE PROPER ATTENTION Electrical Treatment if ca se is ac¬ ceptable for Falling Hair, Itchy Scalp, and Dandruff TELEVISION FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT Located at 124 8th St. N. E. We Invite You To Visit Our MODERN SHOP Compliments of THE ANNUAL BOARD of 1949-50 Alpheus P. Drayer Don Shilling Joann Jeandrevin Dave S. Smith Janet Childers Ronnie Vogelgesang Joan Evans Bob Snyder Phyl Alton Liz Clunk Jim Hostetler Jim Shipp Tom Hamilton Lou Harrison Harry Scarr 60 W. A. BARTON H. W. BELL D. D. S. M. D. R. H. CLUNK W. B. MALLOY M. D. M. D. A. P. GARDNER C. W. ZEPP D. D. S. D. D. S. H. P. HART F. L. LAUSTER M. D. D. D. S. 61 E. D. NAYLOR T. W. YOUNG Optometrist Optometrist P. A. PAULSON R. R. REYNOLDS M. D. M. D. W. H. ANGERMAN J. V. STEWART M. D. M. D. G. N. WENGER J. S. WILLIAMS M. D. M. D. 62 K. M. HOGE, JR. R. M. IMMEL M. D. D. D. S. THOMAS K. ELLIS PAUL DIENES M. D. Chiropodist R. W. FRANKMANN T. K. REED M. D. D. D. S. L. J. SNIVELY HOWARD SMITH D. D. S. D. D. S. 63 INDEX —A— —I— A.A.A. _21 Acme Dairy _54 Albrecht, Herman J. _46 American Legion _47 Arnold Agency _38 Arnold-Lynch Funeral Home_53 Association oi Massillon Florists_53 A. P. _ 9 Avalon Drive-In _24 —B— Bailey, A. C. _23 Baltzly Co. _41 Bammerlin Music Store_34 Banks Brothers Furniture_ 7 Bates Printing _28 B B Motor Co. _25 Becker Hardware_31 B, D, L, D, G_ 9 Bixler ' s Juvenile _33 Blatz Shoe Store_36 Blaumeiser Hardware _ 3 Bloomfield Furniture _36 Bordner, P. J. Co. _27 Bowman ' s Drive-In _34 Brown Lumber Co. _32 Ideal Co. _ 11 Igelstroem-Oberlin Co. _ 5 Imperial Dry Cleaning _45 Inter-City Coach Lines _30 —J— Jackman ' s _23 Jeandrevin JoAnn_34 Jean Frocks _38 Jones Electric _36 —K— Fanner ' s _ 18 Kieffer Motor Sales _ 17 Koon ' s Wall Paper Co._ 2 Kraus ' Snack Bar _ 2 —L— Liebermann Bakery_36 Lee Furniture _42 Lee ' s Hi-Speed Station -23 Lincoln Theater_36 Lincoln Way Motors- 17 Linck Electric Shop _ 3 Linde, A. _ 36 Lonas Service Station- 36 Long Marks Coal Co- 2 Sanitary Laundry Dry Cleaning - 19 Sanitary Milk _45 Schindler ' s Sunoco Service_ 3 Sears-Roebuck Co. _ 5 Segel ' s _41 Shanklin Radio Clinic_ 19 Shaw ' s Jewelry_ 3 Singer Sewing Cvnter -24 Sonnhalter ' s Grocery_23 Spuhler ' s, Inc. _ 9 Stark Dry Goods_ 15 Stark Glass Co. _40 Starson ' s -55 State Bank _ 6 Stone Brothers Clothes_ 16 Strong Auto Supply -23 Style Center -46 Superior Dairy -24 Superior Provision - 6 Sutter, Jeweler, R. K. -11 —T— Tiger Grill_ 9 Tony ' s Rental Service-+-34 —U— Corky ' s Barber Shop _60 Ceres Supply _27 City Tire and Repair_39 Coca-Cola Co. _58 Commercial Photolith Co_23 Conrad Hotel _ 9 Cornell Agency _21 Crone Furniture _40 Crosby Shoes _ 9 —D— Davis, Photographer _26 Deluxe Dry Cleaning _38 Demmer, R. D._42 Dempster ' s _21 Dick ' s Flower Shop_42 Dumont ' s _48 Duncan, Jeweler, C. J._45 —E— Eaton Manufacturing Co. _52 Economy Shoe Store _ 3 Elms Country Club_40 Elum Music Co. _40 Englehardt ' s Music Store _42 Enterprise Aluminum Co. _10 Evan ' s Auto and Supply_59 Evening Independent _12 —F— Fidelity Bus _48 Finefrock Co. _ 8 Fiori ' s _45 First National Bank_44 First Savings Loan_38 Friend Motor Sales _50 Fromholtz, Jeweler _„_33 G N Markets_51 Getz Plumbing, J. D_ 9 Getz Cab_57 Goldenfeld S Co., Joseph_33 Good, D. W. _ 9 Goodrich, B. F. _24 Griscom-Russell Co._49 —H— Hamilton, Hostetler Shipp, Inc_ 9 Hardware Supply Co. _56 Heckert Jewelers _33 Heines Tobacco_ 9 Herings Grocery_29 Hess-Snyder _55 Hick ' s Motor Car Co. _33 Hofmann Drugs _39 —M— Madelyn’s Dress Shop -36 Mang Grocery___23 Massllon Buick Sales Service- 1 Massillon Camera Shop-21 Mass.-Cleveland-Akron Sign Co. —59 Massillon Electric Co. - 2 Massillon Hardware Co. -13 Massillon Paper Co. -39 Massillon Paint Glass-39 Massillon Radio Co. -24 Massillon Recreation -37 Massillon Seed Supply Co-39 Massillon Spring Rivet Co.-29 Massillon Steel Castings Co-49 Massillon Sugar Bowl - 7 McLain Grocery - 14 McNeal Auto - 16 McWilliams Shell Station-40 Meek-Segner Co. -13 Messenger Motors _39 Meyer, V. H. - 29 Miller Auto Supply - 16 Myer ' s Sport Shop -43 Morrison Music Co. -39 —N— N N Auto Sales -29 Nehi Bottling Co. - 2 Nelson Industrial Supply -39 —O— Oberlin Dairy -25 Ohio Drilling Co. -46 Ohio Merchants Trust Co-37 Ohio Optical Co. -42 Ohio Public Service-57 O ' Neil Co. _ 4 Order of Moose-21 —P— Paul ' s Waffle Shop -33 Penney Co., J. C. -35 Peoples Cartage Storage Co-45 Pietzcker, Inc. -43 Pitcock and Wagner, Inc-46 Progressi ve Chevrolet_45 Progressive Delivery Co._46 —R— Rankl Brothers_33 Red Kraft ' s Service Station-21 Reliable Office Supply-56 Republic Steel Corporation -20 Rogers Motor Sales_24 Russ Edward _ 3 Ryan ' s Drug Store_ 3 Union Bus Terminal-42 Universal Dry Cleaning- 2 —V— Veterans of Foreign Wars-58 Villard ' s Shoe Repair-45 —W— Wagner Garage -21 Welsh ' s Pastry -60 Werner ' s Cigar Store-42 Weslin Studio -46 Whitman, C. H. -41 Williams, A. E. -41 Wren ' s Candy Shop - 16 —Y— Yellow Cab-57 Yocum ' s _ 3 Yost Candy Co.-31 Y. M. C. A-47 Y. W. C. A_41 —Z— Zorger Meats _23 DOCTORS ' INDEX Dr. W. H. Angerman_62 Dr. W. A. Barton_61 Dr. H. W. Bell_61 Dr. R. H. Clunk_61 Dr. Paul Dienes -63 Dr. T. K. Ellis_63 Dr. R. W. Frankmann_63 Dr. A. P. Gardner-61 Dr. H. P. Hart_61 Dr. K M. Hoge, Jr-63 Dr. I. M. Immel_63 Dr. F. L. Lauster-61 Dr. W. B. Malloy-61 Dr. E. D. Naylor_62 Dr. P. A. Paulson_62 Dr. Jos. F. Radar-60 Dr. T. K. Reed_63 Dr. R. R. Reynolds-62 Dr. Howard Smith-63 Dr. L. G. Snively-63 Dr. J. V. Stewart_62 Dr. G. N. Wenger_62 Dr. J. S. Williams_1-62 Dr. T. W. Young_62 Dr. C. W. Zepp_61 .Autographs .Autographs .Autograph I Autograpfys Autographs •V n -- „ 7 ' V i.- vl ' V V . ' . —-4 ' V � — ■ V v i| r V- ' i A ■$ A : X X- i ti tii l . 1 ViV £ 4?Vi; v V t-TA Vi V V -.4- V -i. •V 4 . if i S ' r rk Wi -V- t £-: ' if- A A-Vf f V 4. ' i X V t V HVfCVX % i- A- X-Xi i t-i. V jft 4 - 4 £ • ' .• v V 4 A 4 ii L fe r-i V L ,y 4 , ' fti l -X i Vi. A i il-l+.i ' V‘ f ; -. 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