Washington High School - Massillonian Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1953 volume:

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The Senior Class proudly dedicates the 1953 MASSILLONIAN to Paul Schafer. 7 X faculty administration Standing - Herman Zepp, Business Managerp J. R. Rohrbaugh, L. J. Smith, Michael Halco Seafed - Virginia Roesch, Presidenfg Paul Brown, William P. Briggs, Vice-Presidenf I. W. SNYDER PRINCIPAL L. J. SMITH SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS MARION GARDNER Dean of Boys LILLIAN SINNOCK Dean of Girls S. E. ACKLEY - A.B.: Ohio State: Accounting and Business Machines CAROLYN CLARK - A.B. and Ed. M.: Miami University and University of Pittsburgh: Shorthand and Typing CLOE LDAUGHENBAUGH Vocational Education: University of Akron: Welding Shop and Related Subjects A. C. ALLISON - B.S. in Ed. and M.A Ohio State: Woodworking HELEN CLARK - B.S. and M.A.: Ohio State: English ll HARRIET DAVIS - Ph.B.: Denison University: Geometry and Algebra 12 IRIS BEATTY - B.S.: Miami University: Home Living CLAUDE R. COLVIN - A.B. and M.A.: Kent State University: Dramatics and English A. P. DRAYER - Ph. B.: Dickinson College: Algebra 12 and Geometry HENRY L. BERGER - Carnegie Tech.: Machine Shop and Related Subjects HOWARD COOPER - B.S. and M.A.: Wilmington College and Ohio State: World History ANN FISCUS - B.A.: Ohio Wesleyan University, Home Economics HAROLD J. CARR - A.B.: Mount Union College: American Problems DON CROWELL - B.S. in Ed.: Kent State University: Audio Visual and Psychology ORIN M. FORD - A.B.: Fairmont State College and West Virginia University: Instrumental Music MABLE FUDGE - B.S. in Ed. and M.A Ohio Siafep English l0 ROY HARTMAN - B.S. in Ed.: Miami Universifyp Mechanical Drawing R. T. HISE - B.S. in Ed.g University of Illinois World Hisfory RUSSELL GARDNER - B.S. in Ed.g Ken! Sfafep Aulo Mechanics EMILY E. HERZOG - B.A.g Ohio Weslyan Modern Languages ELWOOD W. KAMMER B.S. in Commercey Grove Cilyg Driver Training, Coaching JOHN C. GIESFELDT - B.A. and B.S.p Kent Staley Arl LELAH C. HESS - B.S. in Ed. and M.A.: Ohio Storey American Hislory GERALD L. KOFFEL - B.A.g Heidelburgg Biology R. BYRON GRIEST - Music B., B.S. in Ed. and M.A.g Wiflenburg College ond Ohio Slaleg Vocal Music PAUL HILDEBRAND - A.B. and M.A.: Mounf Union College and University of Pills- burghg English ll and 12 FRANCES LAYTON - B.S. in Ed.g Ken! Staleg Spanish MARY LOU HALL - B.A. in Edg Universily of Toledog Lalin JAMES S. HIMES - B.S. in Ed.: Bowling Green Universilyg Prinling MARY LEGG - B.S. in Ed.p Ken? Stuleg English 70 1 if .1 ELENORE W. LIMBACH - B.S. in Physical Ed. and M.A. in Ed.: Arnold College and Kent Stote: Physical Education ELVA F. MANN - A.B.: Bethany: librarian CHARLES V. MATHER - B.S. in Ed.: Ohio Northern University: Physical Education and Coaching GEORGE E. McLAUGHLIN - 8.5. in Ed.: Ohio University Biology GORDON G. MCMAHON - B.S.: Ohio State: Vocational Machine Shop STARLING W. MocMILLAN - Muskingum College: Physics JOHN MORGAN - B.S.: Mount Union College: Algebra and Geometry H. G. MOTZ - A.B. in Commerce: Ohio University: Commercial Arith. and Low WILLIAM G. NAGEL - B.A.: Otterbein: Speech MARY BLANCHE OBERLIN - B.A.: College of Wooster: English I0 MARY OSBORNE - B.S,: Kent State: Foods PHILIP K. PEHDA - B.A. ond M.A.: Boston University: English I0 and II DAVID J. PUTTS - B.S. in Ed.: Miami University: World History and Coaching JOHN A. REIGAR - B.S.: Mount Union: Chemistry MELVIN C. SAUER - Akron University and Kent State: Auto Mechanics, Shop, and Related faculty faculty PAUL J. SCHOFER - B.S. in Ed.: Wittenberg College: .- Physical Educolion and Coaching CARL F. SCHROEDER - B.S. and M.A.: Wittenberg and Ohio State: Heallh, Physical, Educafion, Coaching and English IO R. WARREN SCOTT - A.B. and M, in Ed.: Mount Union College and University of Pittsburgh: Commercial Arilh. and Law and Arilhmelic 10 DWIGHT M. SHOW - B.S.: Kent State University: General Melals. HELEN SMITH - B.A.: Ohio Wesleyan: American Hisfory DOLORES SONNHALTER - B.S. in Ed.: M.A.: Kent Slate and Columbia University: English ll JOY STOVER - B.S. in Ed. and M.A.: Kent Stole: Geography and World Hislory RAYMOND E. STRECKER - B.S.: Mount Union: Biology LAURA I. TAYLOR - B.S. in Ed. ancl M.A.: Wilmington College and Ohio State: Shorlhand, Typing and Boolrkeepfng L. P. WARTIAINEN - A.B.: Denison University: Malhemafics and Coaching RUTH E. WEIMER - A.B. and M.A.: Otlerbein and Columbia: Biology and Advanced Biology WALTER E. WRIGHT - A.B.: Ohio Wesleyan: American History RUSSELL B. ZEPP, B.S. in Ed.: Kent Stole University: Typing K -- sv 4' .f ! QW M Xxfuv Kr 'Xnnf' seniors The Senior Class of 1952-T953 began their activities with a Skeleton Scramble and were co-sponsors of the traditional Jr.-Sr. From. Trying something new, the seniors plan and all-night party which will be followed by a graduation breakfast. Janice Royer, Betty Jo Wiskofske, Lee Nussbaum, Golden Blount Advisors - Miss Smith, Mr. Crowell RONNIE VINCENT BARBARA NATALIE ADAMS ALBRIGHT ALCORN ALEKSICH CAROL JIM JANET ALICE ALLENSWORTH ALLISON ALLMAN AUTREY 18 BILL JAMES ANNE DALE BAKER BAUGH BEACH BECK LOIS JOYCE ARDEN MARJORIE BEDNAR BOSS BENDER BENNETT YVONNE PHILLIP SHERRY LEE JIM CHARLES GOLDEN BERBARI BERQUIST BINKERSTAFF BLOGNA BLOSFIELD BLOUNT FRANCES KENNETH JOYCE JIM DOROTHY ROSE BLUNT BOLENDER BOSS BOWMAN BRACKMAN BROGLIO I9 BETTE CAROLYN PAUL BETTY JEAN BARBARA BROWN BROWN BROWN BROWNLEE BUCKLEW BULLACH BETTY JOHN MARJORIE DONALD VIRGINIA SHIRLEY BURDETTE BURTON CALDWELL CAMPBELL CAMPBELL CAMPTON MARY JANE RICHARD CORA DAVID CARTER CARTER CASSLER CHAMPIOR MERLE KENNETH IRA JEAN JOHN CHANDLER CHRISTMAN CLARK CLIMO 20 ROBERT MARY FRANK GLENN ROBERT SHIRLEY CLINAGE CONKLE CORRAL COX CRONE CUNNINGHAM EARL JANET FEGGY HARRY LORNA BEVERLY DAMESWORTH DANIELS DANIELS DAVIS DAVIS DEAN 21 ALICE JEAN BARBARA DELBERT MARGARET ANN EUGENE DE BUINO DE CASPER DE HASS DE HOFF DEL VECCHIO BARBARA DALE RONALD JOHN DERRY CARL DEMIS DEWALT DE WALT DOMMER DOWD EAVES 22 JAMES BARBARA PHYLLIS CHARLES EBBERT EHMER ELLISON EVANS BARBARA MERVIN JUNE WILLIAM EVERETT FARRAR FIERSTOS FIERSTOS JO ANNE BARBARA VICTOR THOMAS JEROLINE JAY FINEFROCK FISCUS FISHER FLOWERS FLOYD FOSTER ANGIE GARY TAD JIM ROBERT HUBERT FOSTINES GARBER GARDNER GEISER GENET GENTZLER 23 DONNA HAROLD GLORIA RONALD DONALD JIM GEORGE GERMER GETZ GETZ GLIDDEN GRABER RAYMOND SHIRLEY BARBARA BARBARA ROY GLORIA GRANT GRASSE GRAYBILL GREENFELDER GREENSHIELD GRIFFIN JOHN JOANNE ANTONINETTE BETTY GRIMES GRIMM GUIFFRE GUMPF CHARLES WALTER RONALD ROBERT GUMPP GUNDEL GUZETTA HAAS 24 PATRICIA MARGARET EDITH PAT JOHN BEVERLY HOLLENDURSKY HAMILTON HAMILTON HANSBARGER HARDESTY HARMON BEVERLY JAMES MARGARET GERALD BEVERLY DELORES HARPER HARPER HARROLD HARTMAN HARWIG HAYES 25 NORMAN WANEDITH DOROTHY BILL GENE RITA HEIMBUCH HENSON HINTZ HODGSON HODGSON HOLDERBAUM LOIS BOB RICHARD ALICE KENNETH BILL HOLLINGER HOLLINGER HOLSWORTH HORNER HORST HOSSLER 26 ROBERT BARBARA DAVE BARBARA HOSTETLER HOPP HOWE HOWILER RONALD JAMES JUDY DUANE HUFFMAN HUMERICKHOUSE HUNTSBERGER HOUK HARRY LOUISE BOBBY JOE CAROLYN JOHN RICHARD JACOBS JOHNS JOHNSON JOHNSON KALHMAN KAMP LUCILE LEANORA WILDA JAMES DOROTHY BOB KARR KAUTZ KESTNER KETTER KETTERING KHOENLE 27 THOMAS CORNELIA JOSEPH MARVIN RODNEY KIMMINS KING KISH KLEIN KLEIN EARL KLICK PATRICIA DONALD DAVID JAMES JOHN CHARLOTTE KNERR KOEHLEIN KOFFEL KOZELEK KRACKER KRAFT ROZELLA BOB DARLENE JACQUELINE KRAFT KRAUS KRESOVICH KUNKEL DENNIS STEPHEN RONALD RICHARD LAPE LAZAROFF LEICHLEITER LEVERS 28 JANET DEAN BETTY ETHEL CAROL MADALYN LIMBACH LOAR LONG LONGSHORE LOWERS LUTZ FERNE ROBERT IAN GEORGIANN GLADYS VLRGINIA LUYSTER LYNCH MacCARTNEY MCGUIRE MAHONEY MANALAKOS 29 JAMES WALTER MANG MANLEY ESTELLE JOHN ALEX PAUL MARTIN MARTIN MATI E MATSON MARLENE HAROLD DELBERT MERLE CAROLYN FRED MATTER MATZ MAURER MAXHIMER MEEK MERTES 30 ROLAND AURELIA DONALD KENNY MILLAR MILLER MILLER MILLER MARGERY ROGER WILLIAM ROBERT MILLER MILLER MILLER MISERE WAYNE JOHN ELIZABETH SHIRLEY JO ANN ALLINE MISHLER MLINCEK MORRIS MROSS MYERS NASH MARY LEE BOB FRANK LOIS NICEWANDER NUSSBAUM OBERLIN OSBORNE OSBORNE 51 GEORGE RICHARD PATSY SOLOMON EILEEN FRANCES PALMER PAULSON PEARCH FEARSON PELLEGRINO FENDOLINO LEE MARTHA ROBERT CLIFFORD DICK DANIEL PERRIN PHILLIPS PFISTER PICKENS FLANT POPA GEORGE JOHN RONALD SHIRLEY POPA POPAVICH POTTS PREECE DUANE LANDER DILLON CHRISTINE PRINCEHORN PROVITT QUEEN REDVINE 32 LARRY CAROL KENNETH NANCY MARIAN JANE REICHEL REIDLE REMLEY RHOADS RICE RICHARDS BARBARA DONNA MARY ANN CAROLYN LLOYD DONALD RICHARDSON RICKOSKY RILEY RINDER RINGLEY RITTER '77 LAURA LESTER JOAN JANICE EMERSON JANICE ROBINSON ROBINSON RONALD ROSS ROYER ROYER JAMES RAYMOND ROBERT ROBERTA JOE TOM RUBIO RUEGG RUMMINS SANDER SARACHENE SCHLEGEL use-n-sul VOTL lil MEN 5-1 STEPHEN ROWLAND SHIRLEY SHIRLEY SCHRADER SCHULTZ SCHULTZ SCOTT LOU ANN DAVID MONA MARJORIE SCOURFIELD SHAFFER SHILLING SHONK JERRY CHARLES WILLIAM JANET GARY SHRIGLEY SHRIVER SIMMONS SLICKER SMITH JOSEPH MERRIE LOU ROBERT DAVID GAIL MARY ELLEN SMITH SMITH SMITH SNAVELY SNODGRASS SNYDER 35 DICK MARY LOU INA MAE SHIRLEY MARY EVELYN SNYDER SOUTHWOOD SPICER STANO STEELE STEELEY ff' LETTIE LOU SUE ANN SHIRLEY CLARENCE VINCENT JACK STEINECK STEPHENSON STEVENSON STEWART STRASAVICH STRAUGHN BESSIE FRANK SHIRLEY CAROL STREETER SUAREZ SURMAY LOWERS RONALD MARY PATRICIA JOHN SWEARINGEN SYRIOS SCARPUZZI TASSEFF 36 PAT GLEN BARBARA VERYL MARGOT WESLEY TERRELL TISSOT TOURNOUX TURSKEY TILLWICKS UHL BONNIE MARY ERNEST MARGARET RONALD PATRICIA CHARLES UNKELSBY VACCANI WADIAN WALLACE WALTERS WALTZ 37 JAMES ROBERT MARILYN WILLARD SYLVIA HAROLD WALTZ WARD V WARE WASHINGTON WATTS WEATHERBEE -'J LELA JON PAUL GORDON GERRI JUNE WEEKLEY WEISE WEISE WELSH WELLS WELSH 58 CAROLE JANET HARRY DWIGHT WENGERD WESIE WETZEL WHITE BETTY MARY SAMUEL ANNA WILKS WILLIAMS WILLIAMS WILSON 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Bale ROW l - Joanne Biddle, Nancy Brunker, Ruth Carmichael, Elden Cecil, Sara Blackwood, Edwin Berger, Charles Bennetham, Carol Brenner ROW 2 - Pat Brinkerhoff, Nellie Campbell, Gladys Bosley, Bill Blantz, Mary Blantz, Marylou Benfield, Colleen Brislen, Betty Byerly ROW 3 - Janice Bennard, Harold Chandler, Gerald Collier, Doug Brandt, Chuck Bferie, Tom Boone, Rad Brunker, Ramsey Ali ROW 'I - Lois Canterbury, Pat Davis, Roberta Davis, Margaret Dailey, June Drake, Charles Custer, Yvonne Crofut, Carol Christman ROW 2 - Sophie Christoff, Pat Cuza, Dwanna Cutter, Willis Caldwell, Bill Crofut, Marilyn Coulter, Patsy Deltoff, Ty Cobb ROW 3 - Larry Dolan, Dick Dorffer, Ray Byrd, Stanton Crofut, Tom Dillon, Herbert Croxton, Jim Caldwell, Roy Deeser ROW l - Marilyn Gardiner, Merle Doyle, Alyce Easterly, Margaret DeWalt, Alice Dominick, Donna Dewalt, Joyce Dattavio, Theora Dreher ROW 2 - Josie Denenzio, Maxine Doyle, Albert Dominquez, Lois Easterday, Helen Franklin, Don Elavsky, Ronnie Dey, Joe Eaglowski Row 3 - Joe Gang, Tom Fisher, William Eberhart, Ted Duke, Ronald Dean, John Francisco, George Evritt, Carl Eisenbrei ROW l - Pearl Gleespen, Virginia Gravis, Georgia Gatsios, Moy Greenshield, Lois Ann Gardiner, Marilyn Fread, Marilyn George, Betty Gordon ROW 2 f Wanda Geis, Mory Getz, Jo Ann Elden, Betty Guth, Sharie Heidy, Jamima Gayhart, Ruth Gamery, Marilyn Fellman ROW 3 - Ruby Harper, Betty Gainey, June Giltz, Bob Flounders, Don Greavin, La Verne Duke, Ronald Gardner, Don Gutshall ROW l - Joan Hodgson, Alberta Griffin, Nancy Harper, Nancy Gresser, Sandy Evans, Albert Fisher, Sharon Emmons, Carol Hoffman ROW 2 - Margaret Hopp, Bob Hollender, Clydia Hollins, Mary Lau Hency, Mary Jane Hill, Allen Guleff, Bob Fath, Ronnie Evans ROW 3 - Harlin Harris, Ron Haines, Bob Glover, Lowell Harper, La Verne Fath, Jim Geltz, Eddie Fletcher, Mick Feather ROW 'I - Kay Karrer, Mary Ann John, Marsha Hunt, Pat Hindley, Loretta House, Rae Ann Heater, Carol Hoble, Judy Hain ROW 2 - Theresa Jordan, Jo Ann Huff, Carol Hopper, Ruth Hodge, Carol Hykes, Betty Jordan, Carol Herman. Margie Hummel ROW 3 - Wilda Jones, Ronnie Guzzo, Bill Johnson, Roberl Halko, Jim Hazel, Vera Houmard, Donald Ivan, Paul E. Green ROW l - Joan Krier, Lois Helmick, Jane Jacobs, Pat Keller, Connie Lipps, Barbara Keller, Roger Lamp, Roberta Kershaw ROW 2 - Phyllis Jones, Jean Kouth, Sylvia Kline, Ernestfne Johnson, Janet Knouse, Carol Leonhardt, Carol Jones, Peck Jones ROW 3 - Jim Kirchbaum, Gene Kurzen, Eddie Johnson, Roy Johnson, Jim Lab, Terry Kirven, Chuck Lentz, Jim Letcavits ROW l - Bob Rikeard, Donna Riddle, Margaret Nodo, Beverly Norton, Pat Princehorn, Georgia Rearick, Kathleen Reese, Al Meyer ROW 2 - Reginald Richardson, Dean Princehorn, Donna Pearson, Judie Normile, Bill Peters, Marilyn Rinehart, Bill Rfnder, Buzz Richter ROW 3 -' Charles David Puckett, Ken Rhoads, Bill Paskoff, Bob Pfetzcker, Bill Riese, Bob Perkson, Joe Pape, Billy Rieg ROW l - JoAnne Pope, Shirley Ringley, Bea Regueira, Curtis Pickens, Herbert Rearick, Harold Oswald, Bill Neider, Barbara Rice ROW 2 - Nancy Ritschard, Carol Rohr, Barbara Pildner, Florence Paterson, Shirley Richardson, Mary Nemeth, Gary Shanklin, John William Patt ROW 3 - Done Rusher, James Pohovey, Dick Pickens, Jim Schnell, Raymond Pachuta, Dave Prire, Carl Porter, Bruce Schram ROW I - Dick Mang, Willard Mapes, Ed Jordan, Harriette Lewis, Marlene McBeth, Anna Schoenfeld, Larry Long- worth, Nancy MacCartney ROW 2 - Joyce Malone, Mattie Longshore, Alan Klar, Shirley Osborne, Sally Mackey, Nellene McKey, McKinley McPher- son, Jack Kirven ROW 3 - Nancy Long, Willie Longshore, Henry Manalukos, Dick Lutz, Jack Luckner, Martin Logan, Joseph Lopez, Don Nash ROW l - Barbara Marsh, Florence Mishler, Mary Masters, Jean Moore, Elaine Matson, Judy Miller, Mariorie Mross, Bev Mickley ROW 2 - .loan Paul, Mary Jean McCannaughy, Janet Matthews, Faye Orphan, Gary Miskimen, Dick Morrison, Peggy Meek, Marilyn Meek ROW 3 - Jan Miller, Joyce Pett, Ann Moore, Bill Meismer, Joe Mrofka, Ralph McCauley, Charles Mauger, William McCorkle ROW l - Pauline Vincente, Flo Vosper, Lois Ware, Betty Jo Thayer, Karrie Thompson, Carole Thomas, Pat Wenzel, Ann Wilson ROW 2 - Dick Woods, Jim Urwin, Bob Weisgarber, George Tombow, Bill Stone, John Traylor, Bill Welch, Jim Thomas ROW l - Phil Urwin, Katherine Wilhelm, Mary Ellen VanRyzin, Pat Whitmore, Lucille Zimmer, Eleanore Yatsko, Carol Westfall, Lillian Wilson ROW 2 - Dorothy Zepp, Carol Woods, Gail Woods, Jack Wentzel, Jerry Thomas, James Thewes, Gary Wilson, Wilber Welch ROW 3 - George Williams, Rony Manley, Ronnie Whisler, Jim Whipple, Gorman Wallace, Jim Woolley, Jim Neal ROW l W Bill Show, Shirley Robinson, Edith Rutledge, Lyla Soult, Nancy Shetler, Janice Smith, Donna Schoffner, Lois Ann Rosche ROW 2 - Nancy Roehlig, Florence Specogna, Evelyn Schultz, Katy Rink, Sheila Slicker, Bill Spangler, Anne Robinson, Beverly Smith RO'N 3 - B'lI Hall, Dave Schnovell, Al Shilling, Lewis Rudy, Albert Ruegg, Paul Schlub, Eddie Schroeder, Jack Self ROW l - Sandra Steiner, Charlotte Smith, Nancy Tabeling, Joyce Taylor, Coral Street, Margaret Stevens, Mariorie Slevens, Don Specht ROW 2 3 Gus Stavrakis, Jack Smith, Bob Schindler, Joe Larson, Paul Surmay, Paige Spencer, Bill Sprankle, Don Smith ROW 3 - Bill Smith, Bill Thressen, Larry Snyder, Norm Snyder, Clyde Slicker, Dick Siegmund, Kerry Steiner, Bob Stephan ROW l - Pat Ammans, Ralph Adams, Ronnie Raynard, John Weinand, Jean Winier, Jim Wagner, Roland Ware ROW 2 - Melvin Snauffer, Neala Keller, Jim Siakes, Sianford Stevens, Bill Burner, Jim Kracker, Kenny Varner ROW 3 - Carl Benneihum, Bobby Krug, Russell Mauger, Jim C. Williams, Bill Wolfe, Gary Zupp, Ronnie Strine, Bob Urban Heap big Pow-Wow Swing 'em, Ed. ,s .W ssc my-'nv my www waww v Q :fist www 'HW The Sophomore Class of 1952-53 are now planning a spring dance and plan to charter a bus to a ball game. The advisors are Miss Hall and Mr. Strecker. sophomores Sheila Steinberg, Rex Porter, Phil Gundel, Barbara Dowell ROW l - Ann Allison, Susie Bachtel, Helen Bartko, Norma Agnes, Peggy Baker, Stella Appman, June Autrey, Joy Arth, Lucille Adams ROW 2 - laura Bair, Tex Barker, J. W. Allen, Barbara Barcus, Dwanna Arrendale, Betty Alexander, Myron Bennard, James Arner, Beverly Adams ROW 3 - Jim Aduddell, Jim Barret, Dave Ashbridge, Glenn Arnee, Roland Albrecht, Dave Beach, Lee Bailey, Marva Anderson, Thomas Ackerman ROW I - Gerry Beiter, Glorices Blount, Bob Chovan, Jim Crawford, Mary Ann Baxter, Willard Bowers, Don Brueg- ger, June Brownsword, .lack Blackstone, Roland Boekel, Janice Blosser RCW 2 - Lorrin Boughman, Dorothy Byrne, Carole Brockman, Bill Blaumeiser, Ronnie Brenner, Horace Browning, Bob Blantz, Tom Burke, Dave Brown, Walter Blocher, Joe Bonk ROW l - Richard Bair, Lawrence Childer, John Brobst, Betty Burch, Eileen Boughman, Anne Bunting, Carol Butter- more, Frank Curtis ROW 2 - Vickie Collins, Shirley Cassler, Grace DeCicco, Nancy Burneil, Betty lou Brown, Tom Collins, Ronnie Coulter, Carol Detterline ROW 3 - Carol Deeser, Toni DiMazzio, Melva Day, Richard Crescenze, Robert Crofut, Richard Bunting, George Cigich, Lee Boughman ROW l - Shirley Eggenschwiler, Carol Eggenschwiler, Sally Fisher, John Dottavio, Shirley Dobbins, Barbara Dowell, Margaret Ferrell, Wanda Dray ROW 2 - Shirley Edris, Richard Derr, Yvonne Doney, Ann Ehmer, Sherry Culler, Russ Dayton, Nancy Feichter, linda Dowd ROW 3 - Verna Curley, Jim Douglas, Dennis Dillon, Wayne Damesworth, Ronny Culler, Robert Davies, Jim Eckstein, Myron Detweiler ROW l - Margaret Fenton, Herbert Flowers, Carole Engle- hardt, Rosemarie Gulob, Ranona Gardner, Boyd Getz, Walter Friend, Phyllis Geibel ROW 2 - Judy Gerber, Billy Getz, Vince Gergel, Bob Elovsky, John Gomery, Tommy Diss, Brady Engel ROW 3 - Jim Finefrock, Ronald Fogle, Dick Fromholtz, Dorothy Dorsey, Ralph Geschwind, Nelson Everett, Tom Dailey, Calvin Gerber ROW I - Jo Ann Gleespen, Donna Goss, Audrey Gold1er Marlyn Graf, Nancy Gruse, Rose Gray, Ruth Ann Fox, Billy Griffiths ROW 2 - Norma Graham, Garnet Foster, Elizabeth Grunder, Dave Hall, Tom Harig, Ross Guiftre, Carol Ginther, Phil Gundel ROW 3 - Jerry Guleff, Jim Hamilton, Bob Hollwager, Bob Hahn, Ralph Graybill, Homer Floyd, Ron Grant, Marion Haas ROW l - Terry Hood, Tommy Hilbert, Chuck Heater, Bruce Harmon, Shfrley Harper, Joe Holloway, Neil Fry, Bob Hewitt ROW 2 - Sonny Herring, Joan Bordner, Judy Henson, Nancy Hartman, Patty Berquist, Dwain Harper, Ray Graber, Don Harwig ROW 3 - James Herman, Kenneth Goodnight, Frank Hort- man, Ray Francisco, Charles Hauser, Charles Hill, Bill Harmon, Bob Garver ROW l -- Pat Jacobs, Del Huwig, Shirley Jacobs, Barbara Horcher, Ronnie Haynes, Evelyn Hoffman, Lois Howard, Judy Jones ROW 2 - Donna Howell, la Verne Johns, Birdie Justice, Donna Johnson, Marie Hich, Janis Kamphus, Sam Hook, Dick Jones ROW 3 - Emily Johnston, Kay Johnson, Bob Jones, Jim Houston, Carl Hye, Mary Hossler, Larry Hershberger, Ronald Heaton ROW 'I - Helen Keller, Lois Kelly, Ella Mae KeG9Y. Sylvia Kane, Nancy Kirvin, Janel Kimmel, Richard Kirkland, Terry Kesler ROW 2 - Dorolhy Kircher, Barbara Krall, Phyllis Kile, Mary Johnson, Mariane Jones, Eddie King, Berl Koehler, Sue Kinney ROW 3 - Vivian Karr, Kay Ann Kish, Carolyn Kovacsiss, Barbara Keisler, Wayne Koehler, Elaine Jenkins, Paul lckes, Bill Kula ROW l - Ronnie Lewis, Belly Koonlz, Ronnie Lowers, Tom Lenharl, Alice Leaman, Carol Lewis, Mag Lewis, Delores Loar, Carol Kline ROW 2 - Belly Linl, Jonel Legrom, Dorolhy Linderman, Bill Krieger, Rulh Ann Laps, Cryslal Koontz, Sylvia Lazoroff ROW 3 - Esiher McCleary, George Anne Lucas, Bob Kemp, Chuck Lampley, Ken Kurlinski ROW l - Mary Manalokos,Sondra McCauley, Dionne Mantsch, Frank Lolo, Willie Mae McCloin, Bill McConnahey, Janis McForren, Pal McGuire ROW 2 - Maureen McKinnon, Richard Latham, Rose Marie McConnell, Ruby Longshore, John McFarren, Katherine Mclnnes, Dave Klekner ROW 3 - James Lusk, Tom McCarlhy, Ted McColiins, Tom McBride, Russ Maier, Marcus McQueen, Kenny Lorch, George McConnell ROW l - Bob Nicewander, Ronnie Nave, Phillip Malie, Carolyn Marlin, Carol Marlin, Milzi Marlin, Janice Mohr, Nancy Milnes ROW 2 - Dorolhy Mercer, Gary Marlhey, Lorew Moore, Ronnie Mang, George Malie, Erven Miller, Phyllis Miller, Joe H. Moinwaring, Jr. ROW 3 - Bob Moore, Jack Nichelson, Llewellyn Miller, Bill Mauger, Cullen Maxhimer, Bob Miller, Dick Myers, Richard Monaslerio ROW l - Penny Miller, Eva Lou McMaster, Barbara Norton, Jim McLaughlin, Pat Midcap, JoAnn Noble, Jeanette Mahoney, Delight Myers ROW 2 - Dianne Mackey, John Miller, Peggy Mertes, Rose Medrano, Nancy Maican, Jim Nohman, Sandra Norton, Bill O'Shea ROW 3 - John Manley, Don Myers, Polly Merwin, Ron Moore, Dan Moser, David Mrofka, Dick Mrofka, Jack Mertes ROW l - Wayne Perrin, Mary Pearson, Marilyn Reed, Mary Peters, Nancy Princehorn, Johnnie Orr, John Palmer, Jo Ann Princehorn ROW 2 - Carol Pifer, Rex Porter, Ed Pease, Jane Ott, Terry Ritter, John Poulelis, Lois Rice ROW 3 - Marilyn Phillips, Bill Prado, Pete Panis, Jim Profant, Larry Rice, Gerald Ritter, Bill Potter, Oliver Pettis ROW l - Lorrine Ritter, Sherry Rice, Joanne Rice, Jim Rice, Pat Ricosky, Polly Remley, Carol Rian, Eddie Rice ROW 2 - Nancy Ris, Judy Roesch, Robert Rohr, Nancy Rorbaugh, Norma Jean Schoener, Janet Richardson, Patsy Searles, Tim Remley ROW 3 - Alfred Rohr, Anne Reiter, Marlin Robinson, John Roll, Garry Roe, Dean Reddick, Verney Saunders, Sally Rauber ROW 'l - Mary Jane Secrist, Betsy Silvis, Larry Schran, Lynette Ruetz, Elaine Secrist, Carole Russell, Evelyn Rose- brook, Laura Saho ROW 2 - Lorraine Saho, Juanita Rubio, Wayne Sand, Sally Rufener, Sally Schafer, Beverly Simmons, Terry Rush, Bob F. Smith ROW 3 - Cheryl Sibila, Viola Fisher, Mary Schwagler, Phil Rohrbaugh, Robert Schultz, Archie Russell, Tom Ross, Geraldine Schultz ROW l - Mariorie Sl. Dennis, Charlohe Slufx, Sue White, Shirley Sieiner, Judy Speakman, Marlene Spencer ROW 2 - Marilyn Sfephan, Virginia Sfricler, Helen Sluber, Dick Sukash, Mildred Slanko, Terry Spicer ROW 3 - Bob Slrafian, Gary Spencer, Gene Sokoloviis, Jim Welsh, Gary Studebaker, Carole Speck Sfeiner, Vivian Sfutzman, Jim Andy Stavroff, Don Slevenson, Urban, George Carol Webb, ROW l - Teddy Siulfs, Yvonne Shilling, Kay Snyder, Sheila Sleinberg, Jackie Smilh, Chauncey Sfraighl, Clinlon Smilh, Shirley Snyder ROW 2 - Mike Shriber, Connie Simpson, Virginia Sparma, Bob Snyder, Elden Smith, Bob Smilh, Byron Smilh, Bill Seymour ROW 3 - Raymond Sheets, Richard Smiih, Bill Seese, larry Snyder, Bruce Singhass, Larry Sherlzer, Cameron Speck, Jay Schnierle ROW l - Myrna Weatherbee, Mildred Thewes, Eleanor Summers, Joyce Zorger, Beverly Werlz, Shirley Weisend, Eslher Toles, Sandra Young ROW 2 - Borb Wentlel, Muriel Swartz, Jerry Yoder, Gladys Whilmore, Sylvia Waodyard, Gerald Wilson, David Yob, Ray Valles ROW 3 - Bob Williams, Gene Wilhelm, Duane Weise, John Waits, Regger Wallace, Parnell Traylar, Art Watkins ROW l - Janey Howells, Conslance Welcher, Joan Yohn, Pal Woicinski, Henry lauflenheiser, Edward Diesinger, Scot? 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Q A ,, ., A .1 M ,Aw H student council ROW l - Pat Terrell, Barb Graybill, Diane Wolfe, Sophie Christoff, Sylvia Kane, Joan Bordner, Pauline Vincente, Ruth Laps, Pat Berquist, Carolyn Rinder ROW 2 - Mrs. Sinnock, Anna Wilson, Carol Janes, Lois Easterday, John Traylor, Kenny Horst, Ray Francisco, John Francisco, Ray Graber, Miss Stover ROW 3 - Bob Kemp, Bill Miller, Russ Maier, Carl Porter, Frank Suarez, Jim Kozelek, Walt Gundel, Clyde Slicker hi-times stuff ROW l - Virginia Gravis, Marilyn George, Pat Ricosky, Susie Bachtel, Phyllis Jones, Liz Morris, Gloria Griffin, Margretta Lewis, Sally Schafer, Carolyn Brown, Melva Day ROW 2 - Shirley Scott, Mag DeHoff, Rita Holderbaum, Carol Christman, Barbara Fiscus, Wilda Jones, Jean Bucklew, Betty Wiskofske, Pat Cuza, Sue Kimmey, Gerald Collier, Harold Oswald ROW 3 - Jim Waltz, Chuck Waltz, John Burton, Dave Shaffer, Jim Ketter, Jim Neal, Clyde Slicker, James Williams, Dave Price, Rodney Klein, Roy Deeser, R. Paul Hildebrand national honor society ROW l - Pat Terrell, Liz Morris, Lettie Steineck, Diane Wolfe, Barb Graybill, Betty Wiskofske, Gail Snodgrass, Janice Ross, Carolyn Brown, Carolyn Rinder, Barbara Demis ROW 2 - Rita Holderbaum, Alice Jean DeBuina, Bette Brown, Bobs Sander, Shirley Grasse, Dorothy Kettering, Barbara Fiscus, Jean Bucklew, Anna Wilson, Mag DeHoff, Alice Horner, Alline Nash ROW 3 - Jim Waltz, Chuck Waltz, Dick Holsworth, Bob Clinage, Bill Miller, Dave Koffel, Walter Manley, Lou Ann Scourfield, Shirley Schultz, Jeroline Floyd, Helen Smith ROW 4 - Kenny Horst, John Burton, Jr., Bob Lynch, Jim Allison, Jim Bough, Stephen Thomas lazaroff, Jr., Walter Dietrick Gundel, William Dillon Queen, Harold Germer, Glenn Cox, Dave Shaffer terps cabinet ROW l - Sophie Christoff, Pauline Vincente, Alice Jean De Buino, Ruthie laps, Martie Rice, Rex Porter ROW 2 - Don Bcerner, Eddie Fletcher, Jay Grimes, Jim Kozelek, Dale Briegal hi-y cabinet ROW l - Dave Koffel, John Burton, Jim Kozelek, Walt Gundel, Jay Grimes, Dillon Queen ROW 2 - Tom Kimmins, Frank Osborne, Bob Baxter, Jim Caldwell, Don Crowell, Dale Briegal t l a t t l l s I student secretaries ROW l - Pearl Gleespen, Joyce Boss, Shirley Campton, Margie Wadian, Mary Conkle, June Welsh, Donna George Joan Krier, Jo Ann Myers, Cora Cassler, Jackie Kunkel, Ferne Luyster ROW 2 - Barbara Everett, Millie Miller, Shirley Cunningham, Marlene Matter, Eileen Pellegrino, Pat Hansbarger Connie Lipps, Betty Guth, Evelyn Schultz, Marilyn Ware, .lan Slicker, Carol Reidle, Pat Whitmore ROW 3 - Margaret Hamilton, Lela Weekley, Gerri Wells, Bette Brown, Wilda Kestner, Alline Nash, Shirley Grasse Carol Hoffman, Marylou Benfield, Dorothy Kettering, Marilyn Rinehart, Judy Miller ROW 4 - Janet Allman, Mary Lu Young, Bobs Sander, Lois Nussbaum 1 N e e C I ll I C ROW 1 - Ferne Luysler, Jackie Kunkel, Belle Gumpf, Jo Anne Finefrock, Jane Richards, Lellie Sleineck ROW 2 - Pal Scurpuzzi, Nalalie Aleksich, Barbara Fiscus, Alice Horner, Rulh E. Weimer l. 1. u. ROW 1 - Mary June Secrisl, Lynelle Ruell, Myrna Wealherbee, Liz Morris, Shirley Harper, Vickie Collins, Lois Ann Rosche, Belle Brown, Mary Ann Baxler ROW 2 - Susie Bachlel, Carol Shwarlz, Shirley Slano, Ann Rieler, Jean Koulh, Mary Jane Hill, Beverley Mickley ROW 3 - Belle Brown, Pal Cula, Jean Bucklew, Jim Albaugh, Leonora Kaulz, Jim Whipple f. h.u. ROW l - Margarel Fenlon, Alberla Griffin, Neola Keller, Margarel Ferrell, Belly Burch, Donna Schaffer, Lellie Sleineck, Mariorie Mross, Sondra Young, Evelyn Hoffman, Janel Legrom, Palsy Searles ROW 2 - Lois Rice, Mary Blanlz, Eileen Pellegrino, Jeanie Bukuls, Shirley Sur- may, Kalherine Mclnnes, Carol Webb, Sylvia Woadyard, Carole Chrislman, Janel Kimmel, Iris Beally ROW 3 - Marilyn Phillips, Kay Snyder, Vivian Slulz, Rose Medrano, Dorothy Byrne, Clydia Hollins, Carolyn Kovac- siss, Carole Brackman, Pal Scarpuzzi, Pal Waller, Marlha Phillips 69 y-teen cabinet ROW l - Miss Fiscus, Audrey Gcldner, Carol Rian, Janey Howells, Ann Ehmer, Sally Schafer, Janice Ross, Barbara Demis, Betty Burdette, Bette Brown, Mrs. Earl Coen ROW 2 - Helen Smith, Mag DeHaff, Betty Jo Wiskofske, Nancy Fiechter, Pat Cuza, Peggy Meek, Carol Jones, Cheryl Sibila, Jean Bucklew, Ruth Weirich ' big sisters ROW l - Anna Wilson, Shirley Scott, Janet Slicker, Jo Anne Finefrock, Bette Gumpf, Alice Horner, Beverly Harmon, Barbara Fiscus, Betty Brownlee, Lois Nussbaum, Jean Bucklew ROW 2 - Bobs Sander, Barb Bulloch, Beverly Dean, Ethel Longshore, Patricia Knerr, Margie Bennett, Aurelia Miller, Pat Hansbarger, Doris Crofut, Virginia Campbell, Joyce Boss Lillian S. Sinnock ROW 3 - Jeroline Floyd, Wilda Kestner, Barbara Richardson, Lucille Karr, Donna Rikosky, Carolyn Rinder, Marlene Matter, June Fierstos, Joyce Young, Gail Snodgrass, Joan Yetzer, Charlotte Kraft ROW 4 - Leanora Kautz, Alice Jean DeBuino, Pat Scarpuni, Pat Hollendursky, Barbara Howiler, Wanedith Henson big sisters ROW l - Antoinettte Guiffre, Mariorie Shonk, Shirley Preece, Barbara DeCosper, Joan Ronald, June Welsh, Barbara Alcorn, Donna George, Liz Morris, Rosie Broglio, Janet Daniels ROW 2 - Barbara Greenfelder, Jackie Kunkel, Ferne Luyster, Beverly Harwig, JoAnn Myers, Delores Hayes, Lois Hollinger, Barbara Everett, Lettie Steineck, Mariiane Carter, Martha Phil- lips, Pat Terrell, Barb Graybill ROW 3 - Carol Reiclle, Margaret Harrold, Lou Ann Scourtield, Jan Limbach, Dorothy Jane Hintz, Gloria Griffin, Janice Ross, Janice Royer, Betty Burdette, Margaret Hamilton, Lela Week- Iey, Betty Jo Wiskofske ROW 4 - Madalyn Lutz, Mag DeHoft, Carolyn Brown, Evelyn Steely, Gerri Wells, Mary Lu Young, Nancy Rhoads, Marian Rice, Carol Allensworth, Dorothy Kettering, Barbara Demis, Bette Brown, Janet Allman library assistants ROW l - Jo Anne Pope, Nancy Milnes, Mary Getz, Carol Herman, Sheila Slicker, Margaret Harrold, Carol Woods ROW 2 - Jean Kouth, Carolyn Rohr, Jackie Wiegand, Carole Speck, Carol Deeser, Carolyn Meek, Elva Mann, Jack Bendure biology research ROW l - Mr. Gerald L. Koffel, Margie Bennett, Donna Riddle, Joyce Malone, Margaret De Walt, Janice Royer, Janice Ross, Lucille Zimmer, Theora Dreher, Judy Hain, Charles Bennethum ROW 2 - Ray Strecker, Donna Dewalt, Marilyn George, Leah Abblett, Efeanore Yatsko, Barbara Demis, Betty Jo Wis- kofske, Donna Pearson, Merrielou Smith, Ruth E. Weimer ROW 3 - Ronnie Evans, Bill Sprank'e, Jim Woolley, Ronald Dean, Norm Snyder, Dirk Sieqmund, George E. McLaughlin, Jim Whipple, Albert Fisher latin club ROW 'l f Lorrine Ritter, Delores Loar, Liz Morris, Judy Jones, Doris Crofut, Sylvia Kane, Judy Gerber, Sue Kinney, Victoria Collins, Susie Bachtel ROW 2 - Mary Lou Hall, Phil Gundel, Joe Manwaring, Wesley Uhl, Jim Whipple, Leonora Kautz, Virginia Sparma, Jim Albaugh ROW 3 f Jim Barrett, John Watts, Dillon Queen, Jim C. Williams, Doug Brandt 35 A, il' Qg 25 ,,,,..., -f- 'v- -fz 5? X ,f - . -M 5 ff , - . ri. -R T L x, WLLY Ai 51, 3.5 Q !AX 533 M 5? 5 W e 1 31 'W ...nn- af fga. alliecl youth ROW l - Margie Bennett, Pat Davis, Barbara Alcorn, Joan Ronald, Lois Ann Gardiner, Myrna Weatherbee, Barb Graybill, Liz Morris, Delores Loar, Sally Schafer, Bar- bara Dowell, Sonny Herring, Butch Boekel ROW 2 - Ethel Longshore, Connie Welcher, Rosella Kraft, Carole Russell, Nancy Gruse, Pat Whitmore, Lois Ann Rosche, Jackie Smith, Pat Brinkerhoff, Mary Ann Baxter, Leah Abblett, Betty Jo Wiskofske, Esther McCleary ROW 3 - Sue Kinney, Lee Perrin, Merrie Lou Smith, Barb Fiscus, Ernie Johnson, Jean Bucklew, Betty Jo Thayer, Phil Gundel, Jack Nickelson, Peck Jones, Dean Loar, Mary Legg ROW 4 - S. W. Mac Millan, Bill Patt, Jim Profant, Ronnie Swearingen, John Burton, Jim Williams, Tom Kimmins, Golden Blount, Bill Meismer, Bill Hossler, Jim Wither- spoon chemistry lab assistants Paul Brown, Gordon Welch, Bob Oberlin, Don Ritter, Denny Lape, Jay Foster future nurses of america ROW i - Jo Anne Pope, Angie Fostines, Patsy Pearch, Joan Ronald, Beverly Harwig, Mary Lou Southwood, Wanda Geis, Mary Getz, Betty Gordon, Rae Ann Heater, Jackie Kunkel, Alyce Easterly ROW 2 - Charlotte Smith, Margaret DeWalt, Lois Canterbury, Mary Jane Carter, Delores Hayes, Lucille Zimmer, Eleanore Yatsko, Marilyn Coulter, Bernice Allen, Jo Anne Finelrock, Bette Gumpf, Lettie Steineck, Sandy Evans ROW 3 - Barb Graybill, Diane Wolfe, Jane Richards, Janice Royer, Janice Ross, Leah Abblett, Margaret Herrold, Ethel Long- shore, Jean Clarlr, Mary Lu Young, Joan Yetzer, Pat Scarpuzzi, Betty Jo Wiskofske, Sylvia Kline ROW 4 - Alice Horner, Judy Huntsberger, Pat Walter, Judie Normile, Maxine Doyle Lois Easterday, Carole Thomas, Barbara Richardson, Wanedith Henson, Beverly Har- mon, Theora Dreher, Danna Dewalt, Jero- line Floyd speech NX XX Q55 X es X XX s 5 XX R s XX Xe X Ne wx ,- X Xxx gk, 44 4 1fm4 X X X ,J x SS Ne x X QW X we we es Nc X N Ss QN N NN officers LEFT TO RIGHT - Gail Snocl grass, Treasurer, Golden Blount, Vice President, John Burton, Presidenfg Mr. Nagel, Coach, Carol Jones Assistant Secretary, Rita Hold b er aum, Secretary The Speech Department had a very successful year. Membership has remained much the some clue to the outgoing seniors and ine coming sophomores. The speech students have assumed a new responsibility in the high school. They have taken over the devotions every morning over the P.A. system as well as the devotions in the chapel programs. Massillon placed near the top in every tournament entered with either first or second place. The debate team won the first leg on a three-year trophy by placing first in the McKinley Debate Tournament. A now goal was realized by the all-events team when th h ey won t e first leg on the new Cathedral Lati T h n rop y. Massillon retired the last three-year trophy last year. Perhaps the debate team topped all the practice tournaments by keeping possession of their own tro h ' h p y in t e Massillon Oregon- Style Debate Tournament. In the N. F. L. District Tournament Washington High School speakers placed second. Our Nationals team is well on its way with the qualification of Beverly Mickley in original oratory. She will compete at Denver, Colorado, this summer. Nine speakers, from whom we hope to qualify more for Nationals, qualified for the State Contest. senior speech club rnembers ROW l - Diane Wolfe, Rosie Broglio, Barb Bulloch, Liz Morris, Nancy Rhoads, Gail Snodgrass, Evelyn Steely, Rosella Kraft ROW 2 - Harold Matz, Chuck Woltl, Jim Waltz, Glenn Cox, Dave Koffel, Bob Lynch, Harold Weatherbee ROW 3 - Jim Bough, Tom Kimmins, Golden Blount, Walt Gundel, John Burton, Jr., Harold Germer, W, G. Nagel iunior speech dub rnembers ROW l - Bill Show, Shirley Ringley, Phyllis Jones, Lois Helmick, Pat Princehorn, Sophie Christoff, Pauline Vincente, Bev Mickley, Bill Barton ROW 2 - Theora Dreher, Sylvia Kline, Carol Woods, Roberta Kershaw, Pat Cuza, Flo Vosper, Ernestine Johnson, Wilda Jones, Peggy Meek ROW 3 - Carol Jones, Karrie Thompson, Jackie Wiegand, Carole Thomas, Jim Thomas, Norm Snyder, Bob Pietxcker, Jack luckner, Martin logon, Bill Meismer, Mr. Nagel sophomore speech club lnen1bers ROW l - Jo Ann Gleespen, Lynette Ruetz, Ann Allison, Audrey Goldner, Joyce Zorger, Myrna Weatherbee, Carol Rian, Carole Russell, Alice Leaman, Charlotte Steiner, Polly Remfey, Barbara Horcher, Rose Gray ROW 2 - Rose McConnell, Jo Ann Princehorn, Beverly Wertz, Jackie Smith, Janey Howells, Joan Bordner, Ann Ehmer, Wand Droy, Jim Mclaughlin, Carole lewis, Margretta Lewis, Dorothy Linderman, Bruce Singhass ROW 3 - Judy Raesch, Sally Schafer, Sally Rufener, Melva Day, Cheryl Sibila, Pat Berquist, Viola Fisher, George Ann Lucas, Dave Klekner, Carole Brackman, Nancy Gruse, Carolyn Kovacsiss ROW 4 - Frank Urwin, Terry Rush, Ron Coulter, Bob Miller, Paul lckes, Don Steven- son, Jerry Yoder, Ed Pease, Bill O'Shea, Bill Seymour, Phil Gunclel, Bob Blantz, William G. Nagel novice debate ROW l - Myrna Weatherbee, Carol Rian, Ann Allison, Bill Show, Jackie Smith, Janey Howells, Sally Rufener, Judy Roesch, Joan Bordner, Rose Gray ROW 2 - Sophfe Chrfsfclf, Wanda Dray, Jo Ann Princehorn, Jim McLaughlin, Ann Ehmer Dorothy Linderman, Cheryl Sibila, Ernestine Johnson, Carolyn Kovacsiss ROW 3 f Frank Urwin, Ron Coulter, Paul lckes, Phil Gundel, Bob Pielzcker, Jark Luckner Mr. Nagel 75 X S SN X X X xxx Q Nu... W xx X5 X Q - XXX xxg X Y sw QN QX QN Q X XX x a NX X QXQT 9 xv? NX X X f D h d hl dd s a df., h Alh h k h h f fld time A as k h fll db A h fh bk bl s and F h d d fll Th d o h hd b d nb H fhB 5 h h h 1 ff dd h d gm... , ff db h h f f u me 2 h 1 h h h d I Kolk Pdf Dwight White Vice-Preslde AI Je D S fy Annu Wilson Recording J Yet S I Ch Cla de C I Ad dramatic members lnew ROW l - Betsy Silvis, Myrna Weatherbee, Carol Rian, Janey Howells, Sophie Christoft, Roberta Davis, Theresa Jordan, Lorraine Saho, Laura Saho, Nancy Princehorn, Jo Ann Princehorn ROW 2 - Ann Ehmer, Pat McGuire, Kay Ann Kish, Ed Berger, Virginia Strider, Don Stephenson, Cheryl Sibila, Carolyn Kovacsiss, Marilyn Rinehart, Gail Snodgrass ROW 3 - Judie Normile, Sally Rauber, Don Boerner, Frank Urwin, Jerry Yoder, Wayne Damesworth, Gene Wilhelm, Bill Paskoff, Bill Blaumeiser, Ted Duke dramatic members fold ROW l - Phil Urwin, Pat Davis, Alyce Easterly, Margaret DeWalt, Pat Princehorn, Georgia Rearick, Mag Dehlotf, Carol Hykes, Barbara Keller, Barbara Everett, Pat Terrell ROW 2 - Jean Bucklew, Alice Jean DeBuino, Ernestine Johnson, Betty Burdette, Derry Dowd, Nancy Roehlig, Pat Brinkerhoff, Janet Allman, Bev Mickley, Betty Wilkes, Yvonne Berbari ROW 3 - Betty Brownlee, Janet Knouse, Barbara Fiscus, Dwight, White, Harold Germer, Chuck Shriver, Jim Kazelek, Bill Hossler, Bill Cunion, Anna Wilson, June Fierstos, Joan Yetzer 77 national thespians The National Thespians is an organization for drama students. It is an honorary group and membership is granted only after many hours of theater work have been completed. The best and most hard working members advance to higher degrees, rated by points. Few members become Honor Star Thespians imembers having 50 points or moret. Students who ultimately reach such a goal must have worked at least 500 hours. thespian officers LEFT TO RIGHT - Joan Yetzer, Secretary, Anna Wilson, Vice-Presidentg Dwight White, Presi- dent, Betty Burdette, Treasurer thespians ROW l - Pat Terrell, Pat Davis, Alyce Easterly, Margaret DeWalt, Betty Burdette, Carol Hykes, Pat Princehorn, Nan Raehlig, Phyllis Urwin ROW 2 - Anna Wilson, Alice Jean DeBuino, Georgia Rearick, Pat Brinkerhoff, Janet Knouse, Mag DeHoff, Jean Bucklew, Ernestine Johnson, Barbara Everett ROW 3 - Betty Wilks, Bev Miclrley, Joan Yetzer, Barbara Fiscus, Bill Cunion, Yvonne Berbari, Janet Allman, June Fierstos ROW 4 - Claude Colvin, Bill Hossler, Jim Kozelek, Chuck Shriver, Harold Germer, Dwight White, Betty Brownlee 78 star thespians ROW l - Phyllis Urwin, Alyce Easierly, Nancy Roehlig, Pal Brinkerhoff, Margarei DeWal1, Pal Davis ROW 2 - Betty Brownlee, Mag DeHoH, Pa? Princehorn, Ernesline Johnson, Barbara Everett triple star fhespia ROW I - Alice Jean DeBuino, Joan Yeizer, Pal Terrell double star thespians ROW l - Belly Burclelfe, Janet Allman, Jane! Knouse, Bev Mickley ROW 2 - Jean Bucklew, Jim Kozelek, Churk Shriver, June Fiersios I1 S I honor fhesplans ROW l - Barbara Fiscus, Dwight White, Harold Germer, Anna Wilson r'-CQ U ff f X A worm and wonderful comedy was given November I1 and 12. li siurred Jim h q r V e y Kozelek, Beverly Mickley, Gene WiIhe'm, Anno Wilson, Gail Snodgrass, ond Chuck Shriver. Jim's interprelution of Elwood P, Down was delightful and once again gave life to Harvey. S0 JX 6'k .ff This Pulilzer prize play moved its audiences greaffy and gove forceful evidence to suppori Vhe pfay's message: You musi love life lo have life, and you musi have life to love life. Again, Jim Kazelek played 'he leading role as lhe Slage Mclnagerg Anno Wilson, Don Boerner, Ernie Johnson, Janet Knouse, Horofd Germer, Bill Paskoff and a host of oihers made Our Town one of ihe Struts and Frets most memorable productions. 81 OUI' 'l'OWl1 wg? ' Aw ami!! I S x? 5+ rw ,L ., J Q, 15 fd 3 f W Me mussillonian pucenw... The music department ,M my 1 DIRECTOR th.e.tiger STUDENT DIRECTOR Lloyd Ringley ,,.'-' T fe, Way 2 MQ 5 . vi gli fi QS T in I swing band 52 Orin Ford The Tiger Swing Band presented two concerts and two marching shows before school started last fall. They presented the annual July 4 Concert, the Fall Preview of the Swing Band and a marching show'at The Akron Rubber Bowl. During the football season they presented shows at each game, both at home and away. The shows presented were l Am Old Glory, Hey Pedro, Obie, the Clock Maker, Girls, Girls, Girls, This Is Your Country, and Then Basses. three-star bandsmen ROW 'I - Ronnie Adams, Ira Jean Clark, Mary Conkle, Dale Dewali, Charles Evans, Gary Garber, Donna George ROW 2 - Jim Graber, Jim Harper, Marvin Klein, Paul Maison, Bill Miller, Bob Oberlin, Solomon Pearson ROW 3 - Mary Ann Riley, Lloyd Ringley, Joan Ronald, David Snavely, Paul Weise, June Welsh, Jim Witherspoon RONNIE SWEARINGEN 85 STANDING - Sue Kinney, Shirley Weismen, Marilyn Fellman, Bill Wiimere SEATED - June Welsh, Charlolfe Smiih, Shirley Ringley, Victoria Collins, Joan Ronald STANDING - Bernice Allen, Mary Ann Riley SEATED - Mary Jean McConnaughy, James Profanl, Peg9Y Meek, Charles Hauser STANDING - Sylvia Kane, Mike Shriber, James Witherspoon, Rodney Brunker SEATED - Paul Weise, Bob Weisgarber, Dick Morrison, Gary Garber, Carol Barnes STANDSNG - Gordon Welsh, Bob Halco, Marvin Klein, Brady Engle SEATED - Paul Matson, Bob Oberlin, Dale DeWalt, Carol Hable, Bing Farrar the tiger STANDING - Chuck Mauger, Lucille Zimmer, LaVerne Johns, Bob Hollander SEATED - , , , Bea Regueira, Judy Haine, Maxine Doyle, Ronnie Swearingen, George Williams STANDING - Bill Pail, Waller Bariolic, Barbara Dowell, Alice Dominick, Margnrel Nodo, Kay Karrer SEATED - Belly Jo Thayer, Dave Schnovell, Larry Dolan, Nancy Brunker, Merle Doyle STANDING - Don Smiih, Paul Schlub, James Harper, Lloyd Ringley SEATED - Dave Snavely, Gail Woods, Calvin Gerber, Peck Jones, BIII Miller STANDING - Mary Nemefh, Mary Conlrle SEATED - .lim Graber, Many Longshore, Nancy MacCar1ney, Ted Stulfs Rose Marie Gulob symphonic band XX Q NX X x Q FX N ww sw 4- QQQQ X 1 1 1 z I L, ,Eu will 2 V I M, 3. f 6 . 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P eu' M34 Ml f QQ' ' f 'Q vsgu mfg ' 4 , M31 ifizli 'J ' iff? lffv 53' 'Q' 02134 ' 'iff' 4434? 024 4 fl mi Q U iinf 'K 9' 5 'V 1 Tk 911 fx' gg of 4 in ff second choir ROW l - Betty Gordon, Jo Ann Gleespen, Donna Goss, Sandra Archibald, Barbara Alcorn, JoAnne Pope, Ronnie Wallace, William Eberhart, Frank Hartman, John Francisco, Bob Garver, Nancy Gruse, Mary Jane Secrist, Mariorie St. Denis, Grace DiCicca, Carol Ginther ROW 2 - Betty Koontz, Rae Ann Heater, Judy Roesch, Sally Sue Weldon, Donna Howell, Juanita Rubio, Stella Appman, Rosemarie Galob, Clarence Stewart, Dennis Dillon, Merle Chand'er, Ronald Lee Unklesby, Vance Schuster, Brady Engel, JoAnn Efden, Sharon Emmons, Marilyn Coulter, Pat Wenzel ROW 3 - Alberta Griffin, Roberta Davis, Mary Ann Baxter, Rose Gray, Beverly Wertz, Pat McGuire, Bill Paskoff, Bob Kemp, Myron Detweiler, Terry Ritter, Bob Nicewander, Dorothy Mercer, Peggy Baker, Conne Welcher, Jean Winter, Cannie Ayars, Wanda Geis ROW 4 - Alice Leaman, Lucille Adams, Barbara Keister, Johnnie Orr, Dorothy Linderman, Norma Jean Schoener, Delores Hayes, Medqlyn Lutz, Larry Reichel, Gene Hodgson, Dick Rabel, Larry Snyder, Gus Stavrakis, Nancy Rltschard, Nancy Tabefing, Nancy Long, Esther McCleary, JoAnn Noble ROW 5 - Beverly Simmons, Sue Crowley, Sherry Culler, Marlene Spencer, Betty Lou Brown, George Ann Lucas, Jane Ott, Judie Normile, Tim Remley, Don Boerner, Verney Saunders, Carolyn Scott, Carol Hopper, Patsy DeHoff, Nancy Milnes, June Drake, Shirley Cassler advanced ensemble ROW 'I - Judy Huntsberger, Gail Snodgrass, Charlotte Kraft, Mary Conkle, Carolyn Rinder, Shirley Snyder, Jan Miller, Kay Johnson ROW 2 - Joseph L. Smith, Kenny Horst, Jim Urwin, AI Shilling, Jay Grimes, Bob Clinage 92 boys'ensembIe ROW 1 - Reg. Richardson, Kenny Horsf, Joseph L. Smiih, Gorman Wallace, Jim Urwin, Joy Grimes, Bob Clincge All Shilling sophomore mixed ensemble ROW 1 - Laurence Childers, Yvonne Doney, Mary Johnson, Sylvio Woodyord, Robert Hahn -1 99 ROW l - Carol Allensworth, Jim Allison, Rosie Broglio, Bob Clinage, Mary Conkle ROW 2 - Barbara Demis, Barbara Gray- bill, Gloria Griffin, Dick Holsworth, Kenny Horst ROW 3 - Judy Huntsberger, Bob Johnson Bob Kraus, Marlene Matter, Dell Maurer ROW 4 - Ken Remley, Carolyn Rinder, Janice Ross, Joseph Smith, Gail Snod- grass ROW 5 - John Tasseff, Gerri Wells three year choir members 1952-53 a capella choir This year's choir has been one of the busiest ever seein at Washington High School. Our first performance, under our director, R. Byron Griest, was given at a public concert at the First Methodist Church. After that we sang at Open House, Rotary Club, Thanksgiving As- sembly, the three junior high schools, and at Christmas Assembly. We started out the new year by attending a Choral Festival at Canton. We then sang at our choral assembly, Alliance High School, Spring Concert, Senior chapels, and at the Woman's Club. We also gave Handel's Messiah and Sigmund Romberg's The Desert Song. The ensembles and soloists entered into a district contest and other contests. Even with all this work to do, we did take time out for our annual Messiah Banquet, a Christmas party after the choir returned from caroling, a pot-luck supper the night of dress rehearsal for the operetta, and a dinner after the operetta, All in all, we feel we will never forget this year and the good times we've had. 94 messiah The fifteenth annual presentation of Handel's Messiah was presented December 2, 1952 in the Washington High School auditorium. Through the cooperation of the choirs, soloists Olga Musachuck, Irene Beamer, Norman Straiger, and John Bennet Ham, accompanists Farley Hutchins and Harry Scarr, it was a great success. 95 ..:4,e, .. S. ' industrial arts department printing toremen ROW l - Jaemes Himes, Ernest Vaccani, Ron Guzzefta, John Hardesty, Carole Wengerd ROW 2 - Bob Clinage, Dave Howe, Rowland Schultz, John Tasseff, Eugene DelVecchio, Ron Getz, Marv Klein woodworking foremen Mr. Allison, Lee Nussbaum, Ernest Vaccani, Lander Provitt, Rowland Schultz, Robert Haas, John Hardesty, Ron Getz Check that toothpick! Interesting, boys? vocational department The final touch Hard at work? How about some gas, boss? Hot-rod makers? The Tiger's friends XXX X X Q S Q sports f 00tbaII co PWS aches E :wood K Umm er ., 4 H 2 'M 1,15 ROW 1 - LGU ri W Row Urfia. 2 Inen , I P Cor' Sch UU' SCh foeder C ofer' Dov les V . Mo ther f a? ,? ,,,,g,. 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Again Im' SHI Q 1 65' 2251? 1? 953 56 01 gf --451: 2-'Ast 191'- 5 w-DID -ng 4+-1 .EQNTISO '55 'ffm -1128 :J v-4 8 Q' 'P' Q' Q 5' BQQQQQS' s ga- VOWS baskets b 'Cr Mr KW . I 'faq K xx s S' 'SN J A J? , 3 CTS gay, max XXC 10334 9, GZ xg! 61 ZA' 'fans fp? fo f' Ins gb 'fi 'vi' wxyVf'W Q Oo QQ 15 3 'W A ff' , fe Q? mggv. idwilxlf. Alliaqce . VO the Txgerfs tvs ished un the he ' score. T ever in win O It gave the four victories 3051. rh McKinley OH U16 as against with Waite, Gnly t from Massillon to azgo. 1 W0 THEN TOO, the locals bali away to the Panthers, r X. x the umef, an fumbles to marches, tune wxth but mo lth ' .ssl ,en ' ' ,Q lmv, ... .7 ', - .. 'A ' ' 'V 'wm..-.. xl. ' . 1!m..u,....l..'x1... L4-L'nw.A'.m.z4 .xa:k vwu.l1'mim:: wsu! idx, .. f ul 'rx i l'..zanraf. . tigers crush akron south in opener The Tigers had little difficulty hurdling their first obstacle of the campaign in downing the South Cavaliers 54-0. The Tigers romped to two touchdowns in the first and second periods, only one in the third and three in the fourth. Nussbaum tallied twice, one on an 83 yard iaunt and the other a 3 yard plunge, as Traylor, who scored on a forty-five yard run of an intercepted pass and a six yard scoot around end. Khoenle, Stewart, letcavits, and Williams also contributed touchdowns. The Tigers played a good defensive game as well in holding South to a net gain of 96 yards. tigers down cincinnati elder The Massillon Tigers rolled to their second straight victory of the season by drubbing Cincinnati Elder 33-0 in the Queen City. The game was hard fought but long runs sparkled the show. Traylor went 85 on the opening kickoff, Francisco went 88 in the second quarter and Nussbaum raced 43 in the fourth quarter. Elder got to the three yard line, but was stopped cold. tigers down big red Sparkecl by three touchdowns each by Traylor and Nussbaum, the Massillon Tigers won their third straight 46-13. Steuben- ville scored first and then the Tigers took over leading 27-6 at the halftime. Steubenville scored again, but Massillon rocked up three more tallies by Nussbaum, Traylor, and Francisco. Steubenville displayed o fine offense but their defense was no match for the Bengal's ground attack. tigers rally to defeat barberton After the Tigers had scored the first touchdown, Barberton went ta work. Gene Neely took the kickoff and raced for o touchdown. By halftime, Neely had scored two more touch- downs and Barberton was leading l9-7. The Tigers then started to roll and Nussbaum and Francisco tallied quickly and the Tigers scored everytime they got the ball thereafter. The game ended Massillon 40, Barberton 19. .0 bengals edge alliance A fighting Alliance eleven threw a scare into the Tigers at the Alliance field. The Aviators, led by Leonard Dawson lughlj ond Rogers Olds, scored first after recovering a Tiger fumble. The Tigers struck back as Traylor scored. Massillon scored again on a pass from Misere to Khoenle and led at halftime IA-7. Then the roof fell in on the Aviators, Francisco took the opening kickoff l05 yards for a T.D., but Alliance scored again. Nussbaum then took the kickoff 77 yards for another touch- dawn. Alliance scored the final touchdown of the game as Dawson scored from the two. Final score 27-21. Boekel Lentz Crescenze Byrd Lopez Maier Grant B. Getz Fromholtz J. Getz Gardner Lorch Speck Eaglowski Floyd McConnel tigers humble mansfield A band of aroused Tigers struck six times in the first half and once more in the second as the Tigers handed Mansfield its worst defeat of the season before an overflow crowd of 13,000 at the Mansfield stadium. Tigers flashed power and legged it for long touchdown runs and played great defensive football, particularly in the first half when the defensive team holding Mansfield to a net gain of 3l yards. John Francisco and Bob Khoenle were big guns for Massillon as John scored three touchdowns while Khoenle intercepted three Mansfield aerials, Nussbaum, Misere, and Tasseff also tallied far the Tigers. if agus? 333' 1 2 l Exit. tigers smother warren The Massillon Tigers rolled to very important victory over the Panthers of Warren. A victory which avenged the defeat suffered by Massillon last year. Although the offense did a very fine job with Traylor, Khoenle, and Williams scoring, the defense did a magnificent iob by not allowing Warren to move within the 40 by means of their own efforts. lt was a hard fought game and a well deserved victory for the Tigers. managers LEFT TO RIGHT - Tom Hilbert, .lxrn Blogna B ll Waller Jay Grimes Butch Croxton tigers blast toledo waite The Tigers ran roughshod over the Toledo Waite Indians by beating them 60-19. After scaring four touchdowns in the first quarter, the varsity was pulled out in favor of the iuniors and sophomores. The game was marred by flag dropping campaign during most of the last three quarters but reached a high point in the second period when Massillon was penalized on eight consecutive plays. Eight Tigers shared in the scoring. tigers smother youngstown south It seemed as if the Tigers coun!dn't do anything wrong as they romped over Youngstown 68-13. The Tigers scored four touchdowns in the first quarter anrl scored five touchdowns on the first ten plays. Traylor carried three times for a total of l55 yards and three touchdowns. Tasseff scored thrice, Nuss- baum twice, Stewart and B. J. Johnson each contributed one. The defense held Youngstown to fifty yards on the ground. Next week McKinley! tigers whip mckinley The Massillon Tigers swamped the Canton McKinley Bulldogs 41,8 before a crowd of 17,536 at Tiger Stadium to complete the season undefeated and cop the state championship for the fifth consecutive year. Nussbaum, Misere, Traylor, and Tasseff all ioined in the scoring for the Tigers. The Tigers ended the season in a blaze of glory against the Bulldogs. lt was a great season and will be remembered forever by the city of Massillon. cheerleaders REGULARS - Sophie Chrisloff, Yvonne Berbari, Gail Snodgrass, Ernesline Johnson, Alice Jean Delluino, Barbara Graybill, capfuinp Joanne Pope, lumbler ALTERNATES - Mnrgreffa Lewis, Pu? Brinkerhoff, Phyllis Jones basketball COACHES Left to right - Lauri Wartiainen, Paul Schofer, Elwood Kammer . .1.- - .1- - SCOYES Mass. Opp Canton Lehman 67 8--- 46 Canton South 4,.-,,Y 75 4-www, 37 East Liverpool ?, 48 .,-.- 59 Ashland 66 ,,,-- 52 Canton McKinley ., 62 ,.,-- 48 Barberton m,-7 , 80 , 51 Akron South - 90 - 58 Youngstown South ,V 66 ,. 58 Akron St. Vincent ,fm 46 in- 35 Steubenville A L 80 ,, 38 Cuyahoga Falls tl.- 43 ,iw 40 New Philadelphia -, ,- 87 f,,,, 49 Alliance an-, ,,7, - -WLYK 58 fs, 51 Canton McKinley .W W, 83 A, 7, Wfmff 63 Mansfield -,,,,-,..f,Yfg,,,,. 72 ,ff 60 Canton Lincoln ,,,, T f, 51 , 43 Warren ,,,,, Wa, W YW, 84 W, , L, We 62 Alliance We ,, 53 Zi 63 2 1 X X X X X X X R N X, 1 N X ' if xr 5 X X in f X N , J' I KX Q, x ffl K if Xxx ,, X., x xx , A X xx Y L -1 the tiger reserves have commendable season The Massillon reserves made up of juniors and sophomores completed a good season. Coached by Elwood Kammer and Lauri Wartiainen, the reserves will be the Tiger varsity in the coming years. IM O C I u n I o r I v a r s I f y ROW l - John Traylor, John Francisco ROW 2 - Carl Porter, Chuck Lenfl, Roy Johnson I'eSel VeS ROW l - Sonny Herring, Dick From- hollz, Larry Sherizer, Andy Sfavroff, Richie Crescenze, Jim Welsh, Pefe Panis and Frank Curlis, Manager ROW 2 - Bob Hahn, Manager, Homer Floyd, Larry Rice, Tom McBride, Bob Williams, Tom Daily, Joe Bonk, Elwood Kammer, Coach. 3, , 7 mi 21 -iwsfiiigz bw 5 1? Sir 31 6 QT. , Q59 i 335 ff V ---- . Q, v , Wgqwm 53 .7,i!wX'??'Yi:f W ,,. W. ,wus- .S. X: Mfg , Sgr I A WE . 35 355 S sv A x fm xiii A,-' s 339W 3? z H 3 4 2 f We xg ' 3 wi E ,M A f , if Sw 1' gilcxgfftiiff- Ki, gr ,X F' X ewmg ,. ,L f l Am --ru.: Q . ,I vi v , , 1-H321 12 ,Q , . ef.: 1 W. lfgfjify ' il bi:sf2'.:,23A N Wy., YV 1 it sign. ,,. immggk M 'ui ifwsiwi . Aw, r ... vN5,,,1 ,avi Hwlyslgi. 1 ,xii wwf V, 52,2 . X, . 1 Siffflr-5 wQi'5,?fxi - A ,, , A, ., J ,. ,f-3-Tx , 521 ?..i'Y' A f 9'f'..fZff' S7 2 ,X '22 x9 ' 2 A fm ,, 591 fggggvbk ie X Q XS gm K Qi K X 5 R H3 ' s .M rv , bf f w H W? - 1 3 ff 432 x 'nf ll -Q u qi iz . ak wx xr ' ii X a a 'fn QV ' E22 3 ...-. P :Q fs tigers open by beating Iehman The Tigers started off slowly and were trailing 14-12 at the quarter and holding a slight 28-27 lead at halftime. But they came back to life in the second half to score 39 in the last half to win 67-46. Lazaroff and Boone paced the Tigers on opening night, getting 18 and 14 points respectively. bengals bounce mckinley The Massillon Tigers opened the new year right by trauncing the Canton McKinley Bulldogs 62-48 at Canton Memorial Fieldhouse. Although Coach Schafer subsituted freely, Khoenle and Boone each flipped in 15 points. massillon grabs decision over falls Massillon outlosted a fourth quarter surge by Cuyahoga Falls which brought the score to 41-39 to win a squeaker 43-40. With Falls employing a slow deliberate attack which consumed minutes of playing time before it produced a shot: the Tigers, led by Lazaroff with 17, pu'led through to victory. The Tigers won the game at the foul line by sinking 13 of o possible 17 while Falls made 10 of 19. Each Team scored 15 field goals. tigers swat bulldogs again With the Tigers hitting on 45.4 per cent of their shots, they handed Canton McKinley on 83-63 walloping. Massillon had five stars in the game, each of the starting five getting 13 points or better. The fast break worked to perfection and the Tigers all but swept the Bulldogs off the floor. tigers romp over mansfield The Tigers made it fourteen victories out of fifteen starts by beating the Mansfield Tygers 72-60 on the Massillon floor. The Tigers led 17-14 at the first quarter and were leading by ll points at halftime. Mansfield was led by their sureshot, Jim Shafer, with 30 points, but Tom Boone of Massillon matched him. lions scare tigers With a string of 13 straight victories at stake, the Massillon Tigers had to pull from behind in the last quarter to win 51-43. The Lincoln Lions pulled an unexpected stall and held quarter leads over the Tigers, 9-7, 24-20g and 35-33 before being subdued by the Tigers. Sam Williams scored 14 points, but Tom Schlegal and Carl Porter were the boys who snatched the game from the fire. They each canned 7 points, minerva eliminates massillon Before a capacity house the Minerva Lions dropped the top seeded team from the tournament. The Tigers after a brilliant first quarter iust couldn't hit a thing. Minerva slowly pulled up and with eight seconds left pushed in a basket to win 49-48. massillon defeats alliance in consolation tilt The Tigers, after being eliminated from the tournament, showed that they were capable of handling the Aviators by downing them 56-42. Lazaroff sparlrled by dropping in 22 points against the vaunted Aviators. This was the last game for the seniors of the club and it also concluded one of the finest seasons any Washington High School basket- ball teom has had. boy's leaders dub ROW l - Ronnie Lewis, Bill Waller, Bob Ward, Joe l.arson, Tommy Diss, Joe Eaglowski, Jack Self ROW 2 - l. W. Snyder, Phil Gundel, Ron Haynes, Ron Culler, Bob Pietzcker, Gorman Wallace, Dwight White, Ronald DeWalt ROW 3 - Ronnie Guzzo, Ron Whisler, Harold Weatherbee, Walt Gundel, Frank Osborne, Jerry Croushore basebaH ROW l - Carl Porter, Jim Graber, Butch Croxton, Ronnie Gardner, Bob Yohn ROW 2 - Earl Damesworth, Bob Khoenle, John Francisco, Jim Allison, Bob Genet, Carl Schroeder spring sports Although not emphasized as much as the fall and winter sports in Massillon, the spring sports mean a great deal to the boys who participate in them. Track, tennis, and golf are the minor of the sports in Massillon, but we usually come up with a good squad in all three. The tennis team more or less was started last year but this year is ready to bring fame to Washington High School as are track and golf. So the best of luck from every one in Massillon to the boys who play Spring Sports. IIS Zip-Zip The big stretch Our little hero Now what? Little sophs. ???? Work, work, work Our sophomore speechers Don't gamble with strangers Next year's heroes I iunior girVs basketbaH ROW 1 R Marilyn Reed, Bea Regueira, Mafiie Longshore, Eileen Hodge, Ruby Harper ROW 2 - Ann Wilson, Colleen Brislen, Ann Richardson, Miss Limbclch 12 senior girVs boskefbuH Miss Limbach, June Aufrey, Barbara Richard- son, Mary Sieele, Ira Jean Clark sophomore girI's baskefbaH Phyllis Miller, Carol Plfer, Buddy Brady Rosemarie Galob, Juaniia Rub'o girls leaders club ROW 'I - Marilyn Reed, Marlene McBell1, Janel Slicker, Sue Stephenson, Alline Nash, Bea Regueira, Harrietfe Lewis, Anne Wilson, Mary Syrios ROW 2 - Mary Getz, Sally Sue Weldon, Diane Wolfe, Carol Hopper, llene Hodge, Carol Herman, Ruby Harper, Anne Robinson ROW 3 - Margie Hummel, Madalyn Luiz, Sally Mackey, Collen Brislen, Joyce Beers, Barbara Richardson, Mary Lee Sfeele, Miss Elenore Limbach ROW l - Mary Syrios, Mary Pearson, Joanne Rice, Helen Keller, Marilyn Keller, Marilyn Ried, Sally Fisher, Belly Koontz, Donna Howell, Dorothy Moore, JoAnn Noble, Ann Wilson ROW 2 - Connie Welcher, Mary Gelz, Sally Weldon, Bea Regueira, Harrielle Lewis, Diane Mackey, Barbara Kraft, Carol Herman, Ruby Harper, Geraldine Schulll, Marlene McBeth ROW 3 - Margie Hummel, Sue Slephenson, Jan Slicker, Carol Hopper, Ilene Hodge, Colleen Brislen, Anne Robinson, Kaly Rink, Yvonne Croful, Carol Deeser, Phyllis Miller, Elenore Limbach, teacher ROW 4 - Madalyn Luiz, Alline Nash, Mariane Jones, Beverly Belam, Sally Mackey, Carole Speck, Mary Hass'er, Joyce Beers, Dorolhea Daisey, Mary Steele, Melva Anderson 121 W' WWI MU X, .. ,Ik uhvlxx -.M ,.., ki. N -gk sxwi X N N S X Wx X J calendar of SEPTEMBER School Opens. Souih gets snowed under 54-0. Teachers' Picnic . . . Get wet Claude? Tigers defeat Cincinnati Elder 33-0 . . . and the feathers flew! Individual Pictures taken . . . Smile, but don't show your teeth. Massillon steps on Steubenville 46-l3. OCTOBER Barberton bows to Massillon 40-19. Allied Youth Meeting f ioin up and drink up. Class Pictures for Annual Obie grounds Aviators 27-21. Band Review at North Canton. Massillon mauls Mansfield AOYO. Prince of Peace. Patrons' Reception . . . Put away your spitballs, mother is looking. Tigers whip Warren 31-0. B.l.E. Day . . . Hurrah! a holiday!!! N.E.O.T.A. Never envious of teacher's absence. NOVEMBER Club Pictures . . . who broke the camera? Massillon vs. Youngstown South. Nine down . . . one to go! Football Assembly and McKinley Rally. Tigers defeat Bulldogs . . . Long live Queen Gail! HARVEY HARVEY Thanksgiving Vacation. Thanksgiving Vacation. Jr-Sr Y-Teen Formal End of second grading period DECEMBER Hobo Hop. Happy birthday, Joan. First basketball game. Tigers vs. East Liverpool We will not bow our heads . . Christmas Chapel. Christmas Vacation . . . At last, we're free Massillon's mighty five down South. Massillon vs. Ashland . . . Another win! Woman's Club Formal, lli e V e I1 1' S JANUARY Tiger victorious over McKinley. School reopens . , . Oh Happy Day. Senior homeroom discussion, Psychology classes enioy strip films. Annual Board Chapel . . . Hey, Sadie, who threw that banana peel? End of first semester. Choir Chapel. FEBRUARY Chapel . . . Red Friday. Bulldogs howl home. YvTeen Formal Queen. Betty reigns. OUR TOWN. Dick's birthday. OUR TOWN . . . no money, no furniture. Tigers defeat Tygers. Washington beats Lincoln. Representatives from Navy Training Base. Massillon vs. Alliance. Aviatars fly high. Happy birthday, Germ. MARCH End of fourth grading period . . . A down, 2 to go! O, happy day . . . the annual's on its way!! Basketball banquet. Kouncil Kapers lKrazy and Krappyt. District Solo and Ensemble Contests. Easter Program Band Concert. Military Ball. Easter Vacation. APRIL Back again! THE DESERT SONG . . . Double header. THE DESERT SONG . . . Who's my leading lady? HOME OF THE BRAVE . . . Men!!!! MAY HOME OF THE BRAVE, Gail becomes IB. Jr-Sr Prom. JUNE Honor Chapel . . . Miss Massillonian announced. Scholastic Honor Chapel . . . Life boats will be provided. Graduation Senior's all-night party. Graduation breakfast SCHOOL'S OUT!!!! senior index -A- ADAMS, RONNIE - Allied Youth 3, Cadet Band I, 2, 3, Camera Club, 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3. ALEKSICH, NATALIE - Biology Club 2, Clinic 3, Speech Club I, Terps I, 2. ALBRIGHT, VINCE - Terps I. ALCORN, BARBARA - Allied Youth 3, Big Sisters 3, F.H.A. I, 2, G.A.A. 2, Glee Club I, Student Secretary 2, 3, Choir Il 2, 3. ALLENSWORTH, CAROL - Allied Youth 3, Big Sisters 3, Choir I I, 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3. ALLISON, JAMES - Allied Youth 3, Audio-Visual 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, Basketball I, Choir I I, 2, 3, Football I, 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3. ALLMAN, JANET - Big Sisters 3, National Thespions I, 2, 3, Struts and Frets I, 2, 3, Student Secretary 3, Terps I. ANDREWS, LARRY - Audio Visual I, V.I.C. 2. AUTREY, ALICE - Speech Club 3. BAKER, BILL BAUGH, JAMES - Allied Youth 3, Audio-Visual 3, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, Speech Club I, 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3. BEACH, ANNE BECK, DALE - Hi Y 2, Leaders Club I, 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3. BEDNAR, LOIS - Glee Club I. BEERS, JOYCE - G.A.A. 3. BENDER, ARDEN - Terps I, 2, V.I.C. 2. BENNETT, MARGIE - Allied Youth 3, Big Sisters 3, Biology Club 2, 3, F.N.A. 3, Terps I, 2, 3, Womans Club 3, Y-Teens 3. BERBARI, YVONNE - Cheer Leader I, 3, G.A.A. 2, National Thespions 3, Struts and Frets I, 3, Terps I, 2, 3, Womans Club 3, Y-Teens 3. BERQUIST, PHILLIP - Terps 2, 3. BICKERSTAFF, SHERRY - Terps 3. BLOSFIELD, CHARLES BLOUNT, GOLDEN - Allied Youth 3, Debate I, 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, N.F.L. I, 2, 3, Class Officer 3, Speech Club I, 2, 3, Terps 3. BLUNT, FRANCES - G.A.A. I, 3. BOLENDER, KENNY - V.l.C. 2, 3. BLOGNA, JAMES - Football I, Manager 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3. BOSS, JOYCE - Big Sisters 3, Camera Club 2, Choir ll I, Speech Club I, Student Secretary I, 2, 3. BOWMAN, JIM - Choir I I, Terps I, V.l.C. I, 2. BRACKMAN, DOROTHY BROGLIO, ROSIE - Allied Youth 3, Big Sisters 3, Speech Club 3, ghgir I I, 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3, Womans Club 3, Y-Teens BROWN, BETTE - Big Sisters 3, Choir II I, 2, F.T.A. 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, Student Secretary 3, Y-Teens 3, Y- Teen Cabinet 3. BROWN CAROLYN - Big Sisters 3, F.T.A. 2, 3, Hi-Times 3, National Honor Society 3, Terps 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3. BROWN, PAUL - Advanced Chemistry 3. BROWNLEE, BETTY - Big Sisters 3, Choir Il 2, Glee Club I, N.F.L. I, 2, Speech Club I, 2, Struts and Frets 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3, Womans Club I, Y-Teens I, 2, 3. BUCKLEW, JEAN - Allied Youth 3, Big Sisters 3, F.T.A. 2, 3, Hi-Times 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, National Thespions 2, 3, Struts and Frets 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3, Woman's Club 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, Y-Teen Cabinet 3. BULLACH, BARBARA - Big Sisters 3, Speech Club I, 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3, Woman's Club I, 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3. BURDETTE, BETTY - Big Sisters 3, National Thespions 3, Struts and Frets 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3, Woman's Club 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Y-Teen Cabinet 2, 3. BURTON, JOHN JR. - Allied Youth 3, Camera Club 2, Class Officer 2, Debate I, 2, 3, Hi-Times 2, 3, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, N.F.L. I, 2, 3, Speech Club I, 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3. -C- CALDWELL, MARJORIE CAMPBELL, DONALD CAMPBELL, VIRGINIA - Allied Youth 3, Big Sisters 3, N.F.L. I, 2, 3, Speech Club I, 2, 3, Student Secretary I, 2, Terps 3, Choir II I. CAMPTON, SHIRLEY - Allied Youth 3, Big Sisters 3, F.H.A. I, Choir I 3, Student Secretary 3. CARTER, MARY JANE - Big Sisters 3, F.N.A. 3, Library Assistants 3, Terps I, 2, 3. CARTER, RICHARD - V.l.C. 2, 3. CASSLER, CORA - Student Secretary 2, 3, Y-Teens I. CHAMPOIR, DAVE - V.l.C. 2, 3. CHANDLER, MERLE - Allied Youth 3, Choir ll I, 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, Terps 3. CLARK, JEAN - Bond I, 2, 3, Basketball 3, F.N.A. 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2. CLIMO, JOHN - Football I, 2, 3, V.l.C. 2, 3. CLINAGE, BOB - Football I, 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, Printin Club 2, 3, Student Council I, Terps I, 2, 3, Choir I I, 2, 3, Allied Youth 3, Ensemble 2, 3. CONKLE, MARY - Allied Youth 3, Band I, 2, 3, Choir I I, 2, 3, Ensemble 3, Student Secretary 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3, Y-Teens 2. CORRAL, FRANK -Football I, 2, 3, Leaders Club I, 2, 3, Swimming I, Terps I, 2, 3. COX, GLENN - Biology Club 2, N.F.L. I,2,3, National Honor Society 3. CRONE, ROBERT - Choir I 3, Football I, 2, 3. CUNNINGHAM, SHIRLEY - Student Secretary 3, Y-Teens I. -D- Di:MgSVgORTH, EARL - Allied Youth 3, Football I, 2, 3, Terps DANIELS, JANET - Big Sisters 3, F.H.A. I, Library Assistants 2. DANIELS, PEGGY - Bond I, Biology Club 2, Terps I, 2. DAVIS, HARRY - V.I.C. 3. DAVIS, LORNA - Choir I 3, G.A.A. I, Y-Teens I. DEAN BEVERLY - Big Sisters 3, F.T.A. 2, Struts and Frets I. DeBUlNO, ALICEJEAN - Big Sisters 3, Cheer Leader 2, 3, NatIonaI Honor Society 3, National Thespions I, 2, 3, Struts and Frets I, 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3, Woman's Club 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, W.O.D.'s 3. DeCASPER, BARBARA - Big Sisters 3. DeHASS, DELBERT - Hi-Y I, 2. DeHOFF, MARGARET - Annual Board 3, Big Sisters 3, Hi-Times 2, 3, N.F.L. I, National Honor Society 3, National Thespions 2, 3, Speech Club I, Struts and Frets 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Y-Teen Cabinet 3. DEL RIO, JACK - Terps 2, 3. DEMIS, BARBARA - Big Sisters 3, Biology Club 3, Choir I I, 2, 3, Hi-Times 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Y-Teen Cabinet 3. DEL VECCHIO, EUGENE - Choir I, 2, 3. DeWALT, DALE - Band I, 2, 3. DeWALT, RONALD - Hi-Y I, 2, Leaders Club I, 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3, V.I.C. 2, 3. DIMITROFF, GEORGE - Printing Club 2. DOMMER, JOHN - Basketball I, 2, 3. DOWD, DERRY - National Thespions 3, Struts and Frets 2, 3, Woman's Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3. -E- EAVES, CARL EBBERT, JAMES - Hi-Y I, Terps I, V.I.C. 2, 3. EHMER, BARBARA ELLISON, PHYLLIS JEAN - Student Secretary 2. EVERETT, BARBARA - Big Sisters 3, National Thespians 2, 3, Struts and Frets 2, 3, Student Secretary 3, Terps I. -F- FARRAR, BING - Band I, 2, 3, Choir I 3, Terps I, 2, 3. FIERSTOS, JUNE - Big Sisters 3, National Thespions I, 2, 3, Struts and Frets I, 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3, Woman's Club I, 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3. FIERSTOS, WILLIAM - Allied Youth 3, Hi-Y I, Terps I, 2, 3' V.I.C. 2. FINEFROCK, JO ANNE - Allied Youth 3, Big Sisters 3, Biology 2, Clinic 3, F.N.A. 3, Glee Club I, Terps 2, Y-Teens I, 2, 3. FISCUS, BARBARA - Allied Youth 3, Big Sisters 3, Biology Club 2, Clinic 3, Hi-Times 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, National Thespions I, 2, 3, Struts ond Frets I, 2, 3, Woman's Club 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, W.O.D's 3. senior index FISHER, VICTOR - Hi-Y 3, Terps 3. FLOWERS, TOMMY - Hi-Y I, 2. FLOYD, JEROLINE - Big Sisters 3, F.N.A. 3, National Honor Society 3, Y-Teens 2, 3. FOSTER, JAY - Band I, 2. FOSTINES, ANGIE - Big Sisters 3, Choir II I, 2, F.N.A. 3, Library Assistant 2, 3. FOWLER, MARY -G- GARBER, GARY - Band I, 2, 3, Terps 2, 3. GARDNER, TAD GEARHEART, BILL GEISER, JIM - Football I, 2, 3. GENET, BOB GENTZLER, HUBERT GEORGE, DONNA - Allied Youth 3, Band I, 2, 3, Big Sisters 3, Orchestra I, 2, 3, Student Secretary 3, Terps I, 2, 3, Woman's Club I, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3. GERMER, HAROLD - Annual Board I, 2, 3, Camera Club 2, 3, Debate 2, Hi-Y 3, Latin Club I, N.F.L. 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, National Thespians I, 2, 3, Speech Club 2, 3, Struts and Frets I, 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3. GETZ, GLORIA - Terps I, 2, 3. GETZ, RONALD - Football I, Printing Club 3. GLIDDEN, DONALD LEE - Terps 3, V.I.C. 2. GRABER, JAMES - Band I, 2, 3, Biology Club 2, Baseball 2, Orchestra 2. GRANT, RAYMOND - Hi-Y I, V.I.C. 2. GRASSE, SHIRLEY - Choir Il I, National Honor Society 3, Student Secretary 3. GRAYBILL, BARBARA - Allied Youth 3, Big Sisters 3, Cheer Leader I, 2, 3, Choir I I, 2, 3, Class Officer I, F.N.A. 3, National Honor Society 3, Student Council 2, 3, Terps 3, Woman's Club 3, Y-Teens 3. GREENFELDER, BARBARA - Big Sisters 3. GREENSHIELD, ROY - V.I.C. 2, 3. GRIFFIN, GLORIA - Big Sisters 3, Choir I I, 2, 3, Hi-Times 2, 3. GRIMES, JOHN C. - Allied Youth 3, Choir I 2, 3, Football Manager I, 2, 3, Ensemble 3, Hi-Times I, Hi-Y 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3. GUIFFRE, ANTOINETTE - Big Sisters 3. GUMPF, BETTY - Big Sisters 3, Choir II I, 2, Clinic 3, F.N.A. 3, Y-Teens 3. GUMPP, CHUCK - Football I, 2, 3, National Forensic League 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3. GUNDEL, WALTER - Allied Youth 3, Audio Visual I, 2, 3, Class Officer I, Debate I, 2, 3, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Leaders Club I, 2, N.F.L. I, 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Speech Club I, 2, 3, 3Student Council 2, 3, Swimming I, Tennis 2, 3, Terps I, , . GUZETTA, RONALD - Terps I. -H- HAAS, ROBERT HAMILTON, EDITH - Terps I. HAMILTON, MARGARET - Big Sisters 3, Choir I 3, Choir II I, 2, F.T.A. I, 2, Latin Club I, N.F.L. I, 2, Speech Club I, 2, Student Secretary I, 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3. HANSBARGER, PATRICIA - Big Sisters 3, Struts and Frets I, Student Secretory 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3. HARDESTY, JOHN HARMON, BEVERLY - Big Sisters 3, F.N.A. 3, Y-Teens 2, 3. HARPER, BEVERLY HARPER, JAMES - Band I, 2, 3. HARROLD, MARGARET - Big Sisters 3, F.N.A. 3, Latin Club I- Library Assistant 2, 3, Terps I. HARTMAN, GERALD HARWIG, BEVERLY - Audio Visual 3, Big Sisters 3, F.N.A. 3 Library Assistants 2, Terps I. HAYES, DELORES - Big Sisters 3, F.N.A. 3, Choir ll I, 2, 3. HEIMBUCH, NORMAN - Audio Visual I, Choir I I, 2, Chair ll I' Hi-Y I, Terps I, 2, 3. HE1NSON,I WANEDITH - Allied Youth 3, Big Sisters 3, F.N.A. 3- erps . HINTZ, DOROTHY JANE - Big Sisters 3, Glee Club I, Terps I- Y-Teens I. 1 1 1 1 I2 HODGSON, BILL - V.l.C. 2, 3. HODGSON, GENE HOLDERBAUM, RITA - Debate I, 2, 3, Hi-Times 2, 3, N.F.L. I, 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, Speech Club I, 2,3, Student Secretary 3, Terps I, 3, Y-Teens 3, Girls' State 2. HOLLENDURSKY, PATRICIA - Big Sisters 3, Terps 3. HOLLINGER, ROBERT - V.l.C. 3. HOLLINGER, LOIS - Big Sisters 3. HOLSWORTH, RICHARD - Allied Youth 3, Annual Board I, 2, 3, ghcsir I I, 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, National Honor Society 3, Terps I, HOPP, BARBARA - Student Secretary 2, 3, Terps I. HORNER, ALICE - Big Sisters 3, Choir Il I, 2, Choir I 3, Clinic 3, F.N.A. 3, Latin Club I, National Honor Society 3. HORST, KENNY - Allied Youth 3, Ensemble 3, National Honor Society 3, Student Council I, 2, 3, Choir I I, 2, 3. HOSSLER, WILLIAM - Allied Youth 3, Audio Visual 3, Biology Club 2, 3, Camera Club 2, National Thespians 2, 3, Speec Club I, Struts and Frets I, 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3. HOSTETLER, ROBERT - V.I.C. 2, 3. HOUK, DUANE - V.l.C. 2, 3. HOWE, DAVE - Printing Club 3. HOWILER, BABARA - Big Sisters 3, F.H.A. I, Library Assistant I, 2, Speech Club I. HUFFMAN, RONNIE HUMERICKHOUSE, JAMES HUNTSBERGER, JUDY - Choir I I, 2, 3, Ensemble 2, 3, F.N.A. 3, Terps I, 2, Y-Teens I, 2, 3. -J- JACOBS, HARRY JOHNS, LOUISE - Library Assistant I, 2, Student Council I. JOHNSON, BOB - Choir I I, 2, 3, Hi-Y 3. JOHNSON, CAROLYN -K- KALHMAN, JOHN KAMP, RICHARD KARR, LUCILLE - Big Sisters 3. KAUTZ, LEANORA - Big Sisters 3, F.T.A. 2, 3, Glee Club 2, Latin Club I, 2, 3. KESTNER, WILDA - Big Sisters 3, F.H.A. 2, Student Secretary. KETTER, JAMES - Hi-Times 2, 3, Terps I. KETTERING, DOROTHY - Bi Sisters 3, Choir II I, National Honor Society 3, Student Secretary 3. KHOENLE, ROBERT LIMBACH - Allied Youth 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, Football I, 2, 3, Terps 3. KIMMINS, THOMAS - Allied Youth 3, Baseball 2, 3, Football I, 2, 3, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, N.F.L. I, 2, 3, Speech Club I, 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3. KING, CORNELIA KISH, JOSEPH - Audio Visual I, 2. KLEIN, MARVIN - Band I, 2, 3, Printing Club 2, 3. KLEIN, RODNEY - Football I, Hi-Times I, 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, Terps 3, Traclc I. KLICK, EARL - V.I.C. 2, 3. KNERR, PATRICIA - Big Sisters 3, Terps I, 3, Y-Teens I. KOEHNLEIN, DONALD - Baseball I, Football I, Printing Club 3, Terps I, 2, 3. KOFFEL, DAVE - Debate I, 2, 3, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, N.F.L. I, 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Speech Club I, 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3. KOZELEK, JIM - Hi-Y I, 2, 3, National Thespians I, 2, 3, Struts and Frets I, 2, 3, Student Council 3, Terps I, 2, 3. KRACKER, JOHN KRAFT, CHARLOTTE - Big Sisters 3, Choir I 3, Choir II I, 2, Ensemble 3, Terps I. KRAFT, ROSELLA - Big Sisters 3, Biology Club 2, Choir II I, 2, Debate 3, F.H.A. I, N.F.L. I, 2, 3, Speech Club I, 2, 3, Y-Teens 3. KRAUS, ROBERT - Choir I I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, Football I, 2, Ensemble I, 2. KRESOVICH, DARLENE - Terps I. KUNKEL, JACKIE - Big Sisters 3, Clinic 3, Student Secretary 2, 3, Terps 2, 3. senior index -L- LAPE, DENNIS - Advanced Chemistry 35 Audio-Visual 35 Terps 2, 3. LAZAROFF, STEPHEN - Basketball I, 2, 35 Golf 1, 2, 35 Hi4Y 5, 5, 35 National Honor Society 35 Student Council 25 Terps LECHLEITER, RONALD LIMBACH, JANET - Big Sisters 35 Glee Club 15 Terps 1, 35 Woman's Club I5 Y-Teens I, 2, 3. LOAR, DEAN -- Latin Club 1. LONG, BETTY - Choir ll I. LONGSHORE, ETHEL LOWERS, CAROL - Big Sisters 35 G.A.A. I5 Glee Club I5 Terps 1, 25 Woman's Club 35 Y-Teens 3. LUTZ, MADALYN - Big Sisters 35 Choir II 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Glee Club I. LUYSTER, FERNE - Big Sisters 35 Clinic 35 Glee Club I5 Student Secretary 35 Terps 1. LYNCH, ROBERT - Camera Club 25 Debate 2, 35 Leaders Club 15 N.F.L. 2, 35 National Honor Society 35 Speech Club 2, 35 Terps 1, 2, 35 Golf 3. - M - MacCARTNEY, IAN McGUIRE, GEORGIANN - Big Sisters 3. MAHONEY, GLADYS MANG, JIM MANLEY, WALTER - National Honor Society 35 V.l.C. 2, 3. MARTIN, ESTELLE KELLER - Y-Teens 1. MARTIN, JOHN MATIE, ALEX MATSON, PAUL - Band I, 2, 35 Orchestra I, 2, 35 Terps I, 2, 3. MATTER, MARLENE - Big Sisters 35 Choir I I, 2, 35 Student Secretary 35 Y-Teens I, 2, 3. MATZ, HAROLD - N.F.L. 35 Speech Club 3. MAURER, DELL - Basketball Mgr. 1, 2, 35 Choir I 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 25 Terps 1, 2, 3. MAXHIMER, MERLE MEEK, CAROLYN - Library Assistant 3. MERTES, FRED MILLAR, ROLAND - Allied Youth 35 Football I, 2, 35 Hi-Y 35 Terps 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3. MILLER, AURELIA - Big Sisters 35 Choir ll 25 Glee Club 15 Student Secretory 35 Terps 1, 35 Woman's Club 35 Y-Teens 3. MILLER, DONALD - Allied Youth 35 Terps 2, 3. MILLER, KEN - V.I.C. 3. MILLER, MARGERY - F.N.A. 3. MILLER, ROGER - V.I.C. 2, 3. MILLER, WILLIAM - Band 1, 2, 35 Debate 25 Hi-Y 2, 35 N.F.L. 2, 35 National Honor Society 35 Speech Club 2, 35 Student Council 35 Terps 1, 2, 3. MISESE, ROBERT - Basketball Mgr. 35 Football I, 2, 35 Track 1, . MISHLER, WAYNE MLINCEK, JOHN - Football 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 3. MORRIS, ELIZABETH - Allied Youth 35 Big Sisters 35 Debate I, 25 F.T.A. I, 2, 35 Hi-Times 35 Latin Club - 35 National Honor Society 2, 35 Speech 1, 2, 35 Woman's Club 2, 35 Y-Teens I, 2, 35 Y-Teen Cabinet 2. MROSS, SHIRLEY - Terps 3. MYERS, JO ANN - Big Sisters 35 G.A.A. I5 Student Secretary 3. 1, 2, 3, N.F.L. I, 2, Club I, 2, 35 Terps -N- NASH, ALLINE M. - G.A.A. I, 2, 35 GirI's Leaders Club 2, 35 Choir II 15 National Honor Society 35 Student Secretary 3. NICEWANDER, MARY - Choir I 35 Choir ll 1, 25 F.H.A. I, Student Secretary 35 Terps 1, 2. NUSSBAUM, LEE - Class Officer 2, 35 Football I, 2, 3. NUSSBAUM, LOIS - Big Sisters 35 Student Secretary 35 Terps 1, 2, Y-Teens I, 2, 3. -Q- OBERLIN, BOB - Band I, 2, 35 Terps 1. OSBORNE, FRANK - Choir I I, 25 Choir II 15 Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Leaders Club 2, 35 Terps 1, 2. -p- PALMER, GEORGE - Audio-Visual 35 Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Terps I, 2. PAULSON, RICHARD A. - Biology Club 25 Hi-Times I, 2. PEARCH, PATSY - Big Sisters 35 Biology Club 25 Choir II 15 Clinic 35 F.N.A. 35 G.A.A. 15 Woman's Club 15 Y-Teens 2, 3. PEARSON, SOLOMON - Band I, 2, 3. PELLEGRINO, EILEEN - Allied Youth 35 F.H.A. 1, 2, 35 Student Secretory 3. PENDOLINO, FRANCES - Big Sisters 35 Terps 1, 2. PERRIN, LEE - Allied Youth 35 Band 1, 25 Terps I, 2, 3. PFISTER, ROBERT PHILLIPS, MARTHA - Bond I, 25 Big Sisters 35 F.H.A. 1, 2, 35 Speech Club I5 Student Secretary 1, 2. PICKENS, CLIFFORD PLANT, DICK POPA, DAN - Terps 3. POPA, GEORGE - Terps 1. POPOVICH, JOHN - Terps 3. POTTS, RONNIE - Audio-Visual I, 2, 35 Biology Club 2. PREECE, SHIRLEY - Big Sisters 35 G.A.A. 15 Struts and Frets I5 Terps I5 Y-Teens 1. PRINCEHORN, DUANE - Terps 2, 3. PROVITT, LANDER -Q- QUEEN, DILLON - Choir II 15 Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 1, 2, 35 National Honor Society 35 Terps 3. .. R - REDVINE, CHRISTINE REICHEL, LARRY - Choir Il I, 2, 3. REIDLE, CAROL - Big Sisters 35 Choir ll 1, Student Secretary 3. REMLEY, KENNETH - Choir I 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 15 Terps I, 2. RHOADS, NANCY - Big Sisters 35 Debate 15 N.F.L. 1, 2, 35 Speech Club I, 2, 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. RICE, MARIAN - Big Sisters 35 G.A.A. I, 25 Terps I, 2, 35 Terps Cabinet 2, 35 Woman's Club 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. RICHARDS, JANE - Allied Youth 35 Biology Club 25 Clinic 35 F.N.A. 35 Terps 25 Y-Teens 3. RICHARDSON, BARBARA - Big Sisters 35 Camera Club 25 F.N.A. 35 G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Library Assistants 2. RIKOSKY, DONNA - Big Sisters 35 Terps I. RILEY, MARY ANNE - Bond I, 2, 35 Choir I I, 25 Ensemble 25 Terps 1, 2, 3. RINDER, CAROLYN - Big Sisters 35 Choir I 1, 2, 35 Ensemble 2, 35 National Honor Society 35 Student Council 2, 35 Terps 1, 2, 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. RINGLEY, LLOYD - Band 1, 2, 3. RITTER, DON - Advanced Chemistry 35 Audio-Visual 3. ROBINSON, LAURA - Allied Youth 35 F.H.A. 15 Library Asistants 25 Terps I, 2, 35 Y-Teens 1. ROBINSON, LESTER - V.l.C. 2, 3. RONALD, JOAN - Bond I, 2, 35 Big Sisters 35 Debate I5 F.N.A. 35 N.F.L. 1, 25 Speech Club I, 25 Terps 2, 35 Y-Teens I. ROSS, JANICE - Big Sisters 35 Biology Club 35 Choir I I, 2, 35 F.N.A. 35 Notiona Honor Society 35 Terps I, 2, 35 Woman's Club 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. ROYER, EMERSON - Football 1, 25 Track 1, 25 V.I.C. 2, 3. ROYER, JANICE - Allied Youth 35 Big Sisters 35 Biology Club 35 Class Officer 35 F.N.A. 35 Terps I, 2, 35 Woman's Club 35 Y-Teens I, 2, 3. RUBIO, JIM - Football I, 2, 35 Track I, 2. RUEGG, RAYMOND RUMMINS, BOB - Terps 3. -5- SANDER, ROBERTA - Choir II I, 25 Choir I 35 Big Sisters 35 National Honor Society 35 Student Secretary 35 Y-Teens 2, 3. SARACHENE, JOE - V.I.C, 2, 3. SCARPUZZI, PAT - Big Sisters 35 Biology Club 25 Clinic 35 F.H.A. 1, 2, 35 F.N.A. 3. SCHLEGEL, TOM -Choir I 2, 35 Choir ll I5 Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Leaders Club 25 Terps 1, 2, 3. SCHRADER, STEPHEN - Bond I, Hi-Y 25 Terps 1, 2, 3. SCHULTZ, ROWLAND - Printing Club 35 Terps 2, 3. senior index SCHULTZ, SHIRLEY - Choir II 2, 3, Hi-Times 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, Terps I, 2, 3, Woman's Club I. SCOTT, SHIRLEY G. - Big Sisters 3, F.H.A. I, 2, Hi-Times 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3. SCOURFIELD, LOU ANN - Big Sisters 3, Class Oifficer 2, National Honor Society 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2. SHAFFER, DAVE - Basketball I, 2, Golf I, 2, 3, Hi-Times I, 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, Student Council I, Terps I, 2, 3. SHILLING, MONA SHONK, MARJORIE - Big Sisters 3. SHRIGLEY, JERRY - Terps 3, V.l.C. 2, 3. SHRIVER, CHARLES - Audio Visual I, National Thespians 2, 3, Struts and Frets I, 2, 3, Terps 2. SIMMONS, WILLIAM SIMON, BOB SLICKER, JANET - Big Sisters 3, Choir ll 2, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Student Secretary 3, Terps I, 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3. SMITH, GARY - Allied Youth 3, Band I, 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3. SMITH, JOSEPH L. - Allied Youth 3, Choir I I, 2, 3, Ensemble I, 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Struts and Frets I, Student Secretary 3. SMITH, MERRIE LOU - Allied Youth 3. SMITH, ROBERT G. V.l.C. 2, 3. SNAVELY, DAVID - Band I, 2, 3, Hi-Y I, 2, 3. SNODGRASS, GAIL - Annual Board I, 2, 3, Big Sisters 3, Cheer Leader 2, 3, Choir I I, 2, 3, Ensemble 3, N.F.L. I, 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, National Thespians 3, Speech Club I, 2, 3, Struts and Frets 3, Terps I, 2, Woman's Club I, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Y-Teen Cabinet I. SNQYDER, RICHARD - Basketball I, 2, 3, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Terps I, SNYDER, MARY ELLEN - F. H. A. I, Student Secretory 3. SOUTHWOOD, MARY LOU - F.N.A. 3, G.A.A. I, Glee Club I, Y4Teens I. STAHL, FRANCES - F.H.A. I. STANO, SHIRLEY - Allied Youth 3, Big Sisters 3, F.T.A. 3, Glee Club I, Terps I, 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3. STEELE, MARY - Basketball I, 2, 3, G.A.A. 3. STEELY, EVELYN - Band 2, Big Sisters 3, G.A.A. I, Hi-Times I, N.F.L. I, 2, 3, Speech Club I, 2, 3, Student Secretary 3, Terps I, 2, Woman's Club 3, Y-Teens 2. STEINECK, LETTIE - Allied Youth 3, Big Sisters 3, Bialogy Club 2, Clinic 3, F.H.A. 2, 3, F.N.A. 3, National Honor Society 3, Speech Club 2, Y-Teens I, 2. STEPHENSON, SUE - Choir II 2, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Glee Club I, Terps I, 2, 3, Woman's Club I, Y-Teens I, 2, 3. STEVENSON, SHIRLEY - Allied Youth 3, Cheer Leader I, Choir I 3, Choir II I, 2, Terps I, 2, 3, Woman's Club 3, Y-Teens 3. STEWART, CLARENCE - Basketball I, Football I, 2, 3. STRASAVICH, VINCENT - Hi-Y 2. STRAUGHN, JACK - Choir II I, 2, Hi-Y I, 2, Terps I, 2, 3. STREETER, BESSIE SUAREZ, FRANK - Student Council 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, Track I, 2. SURMAY, SHIRLEY - Allied Youth 3, F.H.A. I, 2, 3, Library Assistants 2, Student Secretary 3. SWARTZ, CAROL - F.T.A. I, 2, 3. SWEARINGEN, RONNIE - Allied Youth 3, Band I, 2, 3, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3. SYRIOS, MARY - G.A.A. I, 2, 3. -T- TACKAS, STEVE TASSEFF, JOHN - Choir I I, 2, 3, Football I, 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Printing Club 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3, Track 3. TERRELL, PAT - Big Sisters 3, National Honor Society 3, Struts and Frets I, 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3, W.O.D.'s 3, Woman's Club I, 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3. TILLWICKS, MARGOT TISSOT, GLEN - V.l.C. 2, 3. TOURNOUX, BARBARA - Allied Youth 3, Big Sisters 3. TURSKEY, VERYI. - Allied Youth 3. -U- UHL, WESLEY - Allied Youth 3, Hi-Times 3, Latin Club I, 2, 3, Terps 3. UNKLESBY, BONNIE .. V - VACCANI, ERNEST - Printing Club 3, Terps I, 2, 3. -W- WADIAN, MARGIE - G.A.A. I, Student Secretary 3, Terps I. WALLACE, RONNIE - Audio-Visual I, Choir I 3, Choir Il I, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Terps I. WALTER, PAT - F.H.A. 3, F.N.A. 3. WALTZ, CHUCK - Camera Club 2, 3, Debate I, 2, 3, Hi-Times I, 2, 3, Latin Club I, N.F.L. I, 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, Speech Club I, 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3. WALTZ, JAMES - Camera Club 2, 3, Debate I, 2, 3, Hi-Times I, 2, 3, Latin Club I, N.F.L. I, 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, Speech Club I, 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3. WARD ROBERT - Leaders Club 2, 3. WARE, MARILYN - Student Secretary I, 2, 3. WASHINGTON, WILLARD - Choir I I, 2. WATTS, SYLVIA WEATHERBEE, HAROLD - Allied Youth 3, Debate 2, Leaders Club I, 2, 3, N.F.L. 2, 3, Speech Club 2, 3, Terps 2, 3. WEEKLEY, LELA - Big Sisters 3, Student Secretary 3, Terps I. WEISE, PAUL - Band I, 2, 3, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Terps I, 2, 3. WEISE, JON - National Thespians I, Struts and Frets I, Terps I, 2, V.I.C. 2, 3. WELCH, GORDON - Band I, 2, 3, Advanced Chemistry 3. WELLS, GERRI - Big Sisters 3, Choir I I, 2, 3, Student Secretary 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3. WELSH, JUNE - Band I, 2, 3, Big Sisters 3, Student Secretary 3, Terps I, 2, 3, Y-Teens 3. WENGERD, CAROLE WESIE, JANET, Terps I. WETZEL, HARRY - V.I.C. 2, 3. WHITE, DWIGHT - Choir ll I, 2, Hi-Y 2, Leaders Club 3, National Thespians 2, 3, Struts and Frets I, 2, 3. WILLIAMS, ROBERT WILLIAMS, SAM - Football 3, Basketball 2, 3, Track 2, 3. WILKS, BETTY - Y-Teens 2, National Thespians 2, 3, Struts and Frets 2, 3. WILSON, ANNA - Bi Sisters 3, National Thespians 2, 3, Struts and Frets I, 2, 3, Student Council I, 2, 3, Student Secretary 2, 3, Y-Teens 3. WISKOFSKE, BETTY - Allied Youth 3, Band I, 2, Big Sisters 3, Biology Club 3, Class Officer 3, Clinic 3, F.N.A. 3, Hi-Times I, 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Student Council I, Terps I, 2, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Y-Teen Cabinet I, 3. WOLFE, DIANE - Allied Youth 3, Choir I 3, Class Officer I, 2, F.N.A. 3, G.A.A. I, National Honor Society 3, Speech Club 3, Stuizlent Cauncil 3, Terps I, 2, 3, Woman's Club 3, Y-Teens I, 2, . WOLFE, DON - Audio-Visual I, 2. -Y- YETZER, JOAN - Annual Board I, 2, 3, Big Sisters 3, F.N.A. 3, National Thespians I, 2, 3, Struts and Frets I, 2, 3, Terps I, 2, Y-Teens 2, 3. YOHN, BOB - Baseball 2, 3. YOUNG, JOYCE - F.H.A. I, Big Sisters 3. YOUNG, MARY LU - Big Sisters 3, Choir I 3, Choir II I, 2, F.N.A. 3, Student Secretary 3, Y-Teens 2, 3. ....., Y A, N K ,-ll- Q I ,Qtr ,-,-.... ., i 'I 'li Juli -V. fivmulll Congratulations and Best of Luck to the Class of 1953 'vfrkik MASSIIION BUICK SALES AND SERVICE, INC 131 Tremont Avenue, S. W. ikkik when better cars are built, Buick will build them 1 SHOP AT KOBACKER'S DEPARTMENT STORE NORTH MARKET AT 5TH CANTON, OHIO For: 11 Dependable Quality! 11 Smart Style! 11 low Prices! COMPLIMENTS OF UNIVERSAL CLEANING CO. Exclusive Users of NI I R A C l E A N S. R. Uuniej Weirich, Manager Dial 5552 2 Messenger Motors Dodge - Plymouth Sales and Service Phone 8301 I49 CHARLES AVENUE, S.W. Imperial Dry Cleaning ROBERT L. BURG, Prop. 684 North Ave., N.E. MASSILLON, OHIO Phone 4936 Complimenis of The Massillon Paper Co. CORNER OF WALNUT ROAD and FIRST STREET, S. W. MASSILLON, OHIO Wagner Garage CLOYD W. WAGNER, INC. Esioblished 7908 MASSILLON'S FIRST GARAGE Packard Motor Cars COMPLIMENTS MYERS SPORT SHOP 37 ERIE STREET PHONE 5740 OLIVER J. HERMAN JOHN J. HERMAN MASSILLON RECREATIDN 48-56 FIRST STREET, S.W. MASSILLON, OHIO BAR BILLIARDS BOWLING LUNCH MASSILLON'S LARGEST RECREATION BOWL FOR HEALTH AND PLEASURE COMPLIMENTS OF MASSILLON-CLEVELAND-AKRON SIGN CO. ik 'ik MAssuLLoN, on-no 4 Complimenfs of The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company Pride -Furniture Co. 9:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. 3315 LINCOLN WAY EAST MASSILLON, OHIO THE LINK ELECTRIC SHOP Lighting Fixtures, Wiring Devices Lamps and Lamp Parts 46 FIRST STREET Beck and Hodgson, Dressmakers ROOM 800 - OHIO-MERCHANTS BANK BLDG. Dial 2-T749 Best of Luck Io the Cheerleaders Mortland Shade Shop COMPSQIENTS o STORM WINDOWS Wood or Aluminum 0 METAL AWNINGS o WINDOW SHADES Dress Shop . VENETIANS . RODS - DRAPERIES 33 EXCHANGE sr. PHONE 2-1912 '12 UNCOLN WAY' EAST Th PEOPLE'S CARTAGE, INC. e 207 NORTH ERIE sT. Koons Agents for Aero-Mayflower National Furniture Movers CO. COAST-To-COAST SERVICE 55 NORTH ERIE STREET The finest and most up-to-date equipment in the country R. L. SIBILA, Pres. BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF 1953 MussiHon's Only Home-Owned Department Store Phone 2-7433 6 Cpl f THE HARDWARE AND SUPPLY C0 MASSILLON, OHIO Pl mbing F tures, Electri I S ppl and Mill and Factory S ppl Complimenfs f THE GRISCOM-RUSSELL COMPANY MASSILLON, OHIO f7 Xi EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR SNOW CROP FROZEN FOODS Hi-Y Leaders Club Terps IWW ,If I xii 'I ff Rf? .Y CamPin9 Q. ..I,Q .-5.5-F Parties V a sa. 5 ' - , M 'fi ,V I-3 ,t -11 ' 5 2 If ffm 'i.j2Qf? j I ?3 gQi7'i,fj' i- 1 01 e I a ' M- I 2 rZsfa,x.JG , qi' ,,ff'rfw1af': f , , 5 Milf' ffrzfgfwgwmgf -FED-Se ' . 1 ,r Swimming - '?f 'II xiffxf' iefegif ' 1 j fE, ?, ',f Leagues l.- N' I I f' s'ffzIff 1' ,',. -l M - , KI., f .f 2 .. 4 , - -.f. f y - 51, - I. Gym Classes ESQ' jaxazgf Dances A I 1, 'WELTQ I ,un-iljifnszh NIASSILLQN Y. NI. C. A. Congrafulafions Serving wifh Youfh Besf Seniors in Massillon and Wishes Throughout the World 8 By RUDYARD All LING If you can keep your head when all about you Are loslng thelrs and blamlng rt on you If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you But make allowance for therr doubtxng too If you can wart and not be tnred by wannng Or bemg hed about dont deal IU l1es Or belng hed about dont deal 1n hes And yet don t look too good nor talk too w1se If you can make one heap of all your wrnnrngs And r1sk lf on one turn of prteh and toss And lose and start agam at your begmmngs And never breathe a word about your loss If you can force your heart and nerve and slnew To serve your turn long after they are gone And so hold on when there IS nothmg ln you Except the Wlll whrch says to them Hold on' If you Lan talk w1th crowds and keep your vrrtue Or walk w1th Krngs not lose the common toueh If neither foes nor lovrng frlends can hurt you If all men count wrth you but none too much If you can fill the unforgxvmg mrnute With slxty seconds vsorth of dlstance run Yours 15 the Earth and everythmg thats m 1t And what IS more you ll be a Man my son' from Reu ardt and Famer Copynght 1910 by Rudyard Kipling, Publrshed by Doubleday Page Sc Company All rrghts reserved EATON MANUFACTURING C0 Rehance Drvlslon MASSILLON OHIO rj - L a a 4 c . . , . . a 1 7 s ' , . s s - - in n ' n 'Q 7 1 v . . , . r ' 1. . . ,. . s v v ' ' , . 4 ,.. V ..,, v 1 Y ' 1 y I 0 can un 9 TERRY AUTO SALES MassiIlon's Largest Used Car Dealer 5 years some Iocation - over 4500 satisfied customers COR. 5TH 8. LINCOLN WAY E. PHONE 2-7463 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 7953 BERNARD'S FURNITURE T40 South Erie Street COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Dignified, Protected, Credit Arrangements Congratulations to the Class of '53 from STONE BROS. CLOTHES Featuring a complete Iine of Young Men's Suits and Sportswear for AII Occasions BEST WISHES PEOPLES FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION AT THE CHIME CLOCK 10 COMPLIMENTS OF P I ET Z C K E R 'S Qualify Mens wear asf N ik 167 LINCOLN AY, EAST PHONE 3950 You U ,B ha PFW I' with a A 2132222312212!3!5!IlIllf w' . ---s:::::::::::::r---'...-4 ----........-- ' 11 ATIREELM 0 'yo-ISDS 134 Second Street S E Canton Ohlo THE FIRST SAVINGS AND LOAN CO ESTABLISHED 1888 1888 G ow ng with Massillon 1953 Insured Safety for Savers and Assured Satlsfactlon for Borrowers MASSILLON S OLDEST AND LARGEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION COMPLIMENTS OF THE FIDELITY MOTOR BUS LINES, INC T. A. Caddie Studer, Mgr. o r I ' ' o O 12 CONGRATULATIONS THE CLASS OF 1953 KIEFFER MOTOR SALES ebk S e Se CARS TRUCKS Pho e 4133 Compliments as as IGELSTROEM OBERLIN TO Sfud a er al s and rvice o 232-234 Lincoln Way, West Massillon, Oh n ol I I N C . 13 ELUM MUSIC SYSTEMS Automatic Phonograplls TWENTY-FOUR HOUR SERVICE Call Massillon 4177 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '53 WALTAMATH FURNITURE COMPANY WHERE GOOD FURNITURE IS NOT EXPENSIVE Open 9:00 A.M. Io 9:00 P.M. Daily 3129 LINCOLN WAY, EAST DIAL 2-4424 MASSILLON, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '53 ALFRED NICKLES BAKERY, INC. PHONE 5631 NAVARRE, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR Lincoln-Mercury Dealer Home of 1. :. f I Used DIAL 3175 cars use LINCOLN wAY, EAsr LINCOLN WAY MOTORS 14 COMPLIMENTS OF L. B. SMITH CO. Drink ROYAL CROWN COLA NEHI PAR-T-PAK Ouality Beverages Over 20 years of Experience in Making Fine Beverages ax? if Nehi Bottling Co. Lewis E. Lemmon, Proprietor 227 Third Street, N.W. Phone 7937 Massillon, Ohio Compliments of The Massillon Independent Retail Jewelers Association Five home-owned stores to serve you J. L. FROMHOLTZ SUTTER'S JEWELERS C. J. DUNCAN GLENN P. HECKERT PITCOCK 8g WAGNER, Inc. whether you're choosing a single accessory or a complete costume, your search ends wisely CIT Stern 8, Mann's in Canton Complimenfs of BANKS BROS. FURNITURE CO. T25 NORTH ERIE STREET Opposite Post Office A COMPLETE BUSINESS SERVICE SHEAFFER - PARKER - EVERSHARP - ESTERBROOK FOUNTAIN PENS AND MECHANICAL PENCILS ROYAL . VICTOR TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES AII Makes of PortabIe Typewrifers SAlES - SERVICE- RENTALS 16 Compliments of Compliments of DEMMER HARDWARE, mc. The HARDWARE SPORTING Gooos YUUIIQ w0m9n'5 CIWISTIUII LINQLEUM ASSUCIUTIUII and Serves Junior and Senior hagimirool girls ASPHALT WE iiQfZi1'l..HwZ'rlr21. fl'l.'ff.g1. d.,flh1r',gglzsrfnff Phone 6441 537 Tremont Ave. no FIRST STREET, S.E. CONGRATULATIONS BLOONIFIELD FURNITURE CO. CLASS OF '53 HIGH QUALITY AT LOW PRICES Rugs 0 Furniture D Stoves Your Business Solicited Jean Frocks of Massillon, Inc. Where the Budget-wise Economize 44 Lincoln Woy East, Massillon, Ohio SchindIer's Sunoco Better Homes Service BY Standard Housing 1218 LINCOLN WAY, WEST 1148 HAWTHORNE AVE., S.E. Dial 2-0147 Phone Canton 7-1134 Compliments COMPLIMENTS OF of Wren's Candy Shop 45 SECOND STREET, S.W. HOME MADE CANDY FOR ALL OCCASIONS Kathleen's Beauty Shop 1003 FEDERAL AVE., N.E. Phone 2-1209 GOOD LUCK and BEST WISHES to THE GRADUATING CLASS I953 ik' ir si? THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN MASSILLON MASSILLONS ONLY NATIONAL BANK ik 'A' 'ik 510 000 00 h THE BANK OF FRIENDLY SERVICE of I Y D p ' ' TI' B k I d up to , . By Th Federal Depos' I Corporation Was ington D.C. 18 THE CERES SUPPLY CO.,INC. ROBERT R. HESS and SON Manufacturers of C E R E S FE E D S FOR LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY ScientificaIIy Formulated Feeds of Outstanding Quality Carload Buyers and Shippers of Grain and Ingredients Scott's Seeds and Fertilizer QUsed at Tiger Stadiumj Seed - Fertilizer - Lime - Fence - Roof Coatings TREMONT AVE. W., AT VIADUCT PHONE 5111 MASSILLON, OHIO Compliments of MORRISON MUSIC SERVICE BAND INSTRUMENTS STRING INSTRUMENTS STRONG AUTO SUPPLY CO SERVICE DEPARTMENT WITH EXPERIENCED MECHANICS RECORDS BEST WISHES, CLASS OF '53 Phone 7560 220 Lincoln Way, East Opposite Post Office MASSILLON, OHIO Phone 7530 LEARN T0 DRIVE FROM A. A. A. Compliments of DAVID'S CIGAR STORE 156 LINCOLN WAY, WEST Dial 2-0221 BEST WISHES THE ClASS OF I THE BROWN LUMBER CO 405 ERIE STREET SOUTH MASSILLON OHIO TO 953 and to WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL O from 20 LONAS SERVICE STATION Tremont 8. Sixth Streets, S. W. MASSILLON, OHIO Phone 2-0149 NOBODY CAN PLEASE EVERYBODY . . . BUT WE TRY Lots of Success to the Class of 1953 PAUl'S WAFFLE SHOP Breakfast 0 Lunch 0 Dinner Open 5:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Closed Sunday PAUL H. STUDER, Prop. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1953 B. 8. B. MOTOR CO. Distributors of DE SOTO and PLYMOUTH 47 TREMONT AVENUE, S OUTH WEST MASSILLON, OHIO VICTORY POULTRY MARKET Best Selection - All Kinds of Poultry Dressed While You Wait UNEXCELLED QUALITY for those who prefer the best Special Rates for Weddings, Parties, Banquets 101 FIRST STREET, N.W. SPUHLER'S, INC. Interior Decorators 181 LINCOLN WAY, EAST MASSILLON, OHIO 21 THE STATE BANK COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS THE CLASS OF 1953 OF WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL DEPOSITS INSURED Member of THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Congratulations and Best Wishes THE MEEK-SEGNER CO. MASSILLON'S POPULAR STORE for MEN AND YOUNG MEN 40 Lincoln Way, East Official Scouf Ouffiffers COMPLIMENTS OF THE MASSILLON SPRING AND RIVET CORP. Complimenis of Hicks NIOTOI' CGI' C0. THE X-RAY FITTERS 222 ERIE STREET, NORTH 46 ERIE STREET, SOUTH DIAL 4021 MASSILLON, OHIO Compliments of MASSILLON HARDWARE COMPANY 39 Lincoln Way West Massillon, Ohio TEEN - AGERS Besi Wishes Spruce up your wardrobe by For file CIQSS of 7953 Taking your Sewing Lessons The Commercial at . . Photolifh Co. T37 FIRST STREET, N.E. 23 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to each member of the class of T953 Soon you wlll he faced wlth many Important cleclslons of your llfe such as plannmg your home When that time comes may we he prlvllegecl to asslst you ln thls all Important task C 0 FINE BUCK C0 1.-MASSILLON o 0 o oo o c - 0 0 oo o o o O o 0 0 Q ii. .l il Compliments of PEN N EY'S 47 Lincoln Way West MASSILLON, OHIO Phone 4115 The Home of Values 25 Blaumeiser Hardware WHOLESALE and RETAIL Dial 3439 59 ERIE STREET, SOUTH MASSILLON, OHIO Herman J. Albrecht O MCCLYMONDS BUILDING Dial 7723 Compliments of Compliments of THE TIGER GRILL Light .Lunches Co. Fountain Service 309 FIRST STREET, S.E. Across from Washington High ENGELHARDT'S Massillon's Most Complete MUSIC STORE 47 Erie Street South Records 0 Television 0 Radios Band Instruments Phonographs 0 Guitars Phone 3203 Best of Luck to a Great Band HARVARD CLOTHING CO. CANTON o ALLIANCE Compliments of BAKERY The Massillon Paint A SELECT LINE OF BAKED GOODS 40 FIRST STREET, S.E. DIAL 4745 MASSILLON, OHIO and Glass 64 SOUTH ERIE STREET PHONE 5038 MASSILLON, OHIO YOUR NEWSPAPER LIGHTS THE WAY T0 FREEDOM skid? THE EVENING INDEPENDENT ffm W-www CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF '53 Evun's Auto Parts Distributors ot AUTOMOBILE REPLACEMENT PARTS Hammond Lumber Co. BUILDING MATERIALS MILL WORK COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE I2 THORNE AVE., N.W. PHONE 2-4322 Bixler's Juvenile Shop GIFT SUGGESTIONS For Showers and New Arrivals il? Clothing for Pre-School Children Congratulations, Class of '53 Federal Lanes MassiIIon's New and Modern Bowling Alley COMPLIMENTS OF Yee Wing Laundry 248 SOUTH ERIE SEGEL'S The Youthful Store with Youthful Styles WE HAVE NAME BRANDS FOUND IN YOUR LEADING FASHION MAGAZINES 28 Lincoln Way, East SPORTING GOODS CUTLERY GLASS PAINT Phone 3426 BECKER HARDWARE INC TOYS 32 36 Erie Street North TOOLS HARDWARE KITCHEN UTENSILS THE HESS SNYDER COMPANY BOOMER Warm Alr Furnaces or Coal, Gas, or OII I 0 COMPLIMENTS OF O O 29 Congratulations Graduates Save Tlme and Money SHOP AT STARKS The Frrendly Department Store THE NlclAlN GROCERY CO MASSILLON OHIO WHOLESALE GROCERS COFFEE ROASTERS FRUIT and PRODUCE JOBBERS ,Q ave Sl Complimenfs of EBOOK MIB . g.E.g:S:E:Q:E:E:5:5:gz5rf:5:52:Q:Ez5:5:E:5:Q:Zz2:5:2:Q:Q:f:5:5:E:5i:5:::E:::5'1I jji:5FQi5::., .-.l:2:5:2:5:3:f:3:5:3:5:5:3:3:Z:3:5i5:3151?:f:5:5:f:5:21'?:2 -:3:-:5:Z5:5:5: f:5. :fiffii ,.:.:.,.5.,.,.Q.-.:.1.4.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.4.-.3.-,'.-.-.-.-.f:-.-:gf:4:p:-:-:+:-:-:c-:-:-:-:+:-:- 'wz-:-:f-, .-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-2:-11:-:-:-:-:-:cl:-:':-:-:-1+:-:-1-:-2:5-:-:-'1:7:1:-121522:115:55'1f:f:5:? 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' ' -- - - -:IEIEY I 1 21' 9 ':1:f:r:1 .W I A, 3. , ,Z Q .,,,,. -I13:Q:5:5:5:5:31515:515:5:g:ga5:5:55:515:ga3:Q:Q:3:515:555E5E5:5:525551355252555E523555352255535152E55IEri2252E1ErE:1f11Er:1i:5:5 '71:25:fzF.Q:2:5,f:j.f:f:Q:f:f:f:f:Q:iii:E:Q:Q:f:f:Q:Q:Qzfzf:Q:Q:Q:Q:f:2:1:f:2:3f:f:f:5:5:3:1:1:T:P? ' 'I55 LINCOLN WAY, WEST MASSILLON, OHIO DIAL 4184 Say If Wifh Flowers ASSOCIATION OF MASSILL BAILEY'S FLOWER STORE BREDIGER, FLORIST TOM COYNE, FLOWERS ON FLORISTS FISHER FLOWER SHOP HI-WAY GREENHOUSE KALLEKER GREENHOUSE 32 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1953 WJWJQWQ CANDY 0 ICE CREAM 0 SHERBETS MASS LLON SUGAR BOWL SERVING YOU FOR FIFTY YEARS J. M. EASTERDAY COMPSQENTS Landscape Contractor NAT WESTMAN INDUSTRIAL AND HOME BEAUTIFICATION Jeweler HH d D I R d FIRST NATIONAL BANK c 3 8710 BUILDING BETTER SEEDS f COMPLIMENTS BETTER CROPS OF MASSILLON SEED The Crosby Shoe 8a SUPPLY CO. S 139 FIRST STREET, N.w. fore MASSILLON, OHIO 35 Uh a Y C311 OU CC' That's Jonesey-putting out his flag again. He hasn't missed one Sunday in the eight years we've been neighbors. I used to kid him about it a lot. Asked him why didn't he buy a cannon to shoot oFf with it. He took it good-natured-like. But we got to talking last week about war in general. That was the first time I even knew he had a son. His boy, Joe, enlisted right after Pearl Harbor and got overseas fast. When young joe came back, Jonesey met him at the railroad station. stayed up with him all night and rode out with him to the cemetery on the hill. After it was all over. the sergeant gave jonesey the flag that had covered Joe. Thafs it over tbere. I don't kid jonesey any more. Instead, I've been listening respectfully when he talks about the Hag . . . only V when he says it. it's Flag. With a capital F. Same capital F he puts on Freedom, which is what he really means. Jonesey sure made me think about Freedom a lot. For instance . . . When I vote. nobody knows where I put my X's. Nobody puts me in jail for picking out my own church. And no teachers tell my kids to spy on me and turn me in because I squawk about taxes or high prices. And when I told my boss I was quitting to open a little grocery with the dough I'd saved in war bonds. he wished me luck and said he'd have his missus buy their groceries from me. 'Theft what Jonesey meant when he said our Freedom is right under our noses. Can't feel it or see it. But it's there iust the same. wrapped up in every star and stripe in that Flag across the street. And, if you'll excuse me,VI'm going outside and hoist my own Flag. too . . . iust bought it last night. 'Oh say can you see?' I sure can . . . uou1, ' nm' Blilll 'IEEL 1 REPUBLIS , ..t .H in N. Farafullrolor reprint uflhis advertisement, write Republic Steel, Cleveland 1, Ohio lilly M. ' f- 'i - f .I ...... S.. Mill it 1 Wlllllillii, nummu W il Q Jlmnngqgai'-'-. ll'1!llll ' ii i F 5. igfgii ' . , g i ii Illia ww 2419 -I -- w ' iiiii ' i 1. 'imiu. ye' ' :ig it ' i i yliigif I :J V. .'.' Il' nw' N . J... My 34 Compliments of E. W. BLISS COMPANY 0 Q o CANTON, OHIO Compliments of THE PROGRESSIVE CHEVRULET ik J. S. SANDERS Erie Street, South COMPLIMENTS MAssiLLoN OF CAMERA SHOP XFVERVTHING U Pnurusnnpmc STARK 44 Ii' STJLE. MA5SII.L.0l.0l'IIO GLASS, INC. EXPERT PHOTO FINISHING All leading makes of A. W. LOWE Cameras, Films and Supplies President Phone 5997 409 North Erie GRADUATES G'NEIL'S MASSQLLON COMPLIMENTS OF The BON TON Shop 49 LINCOLN WAY, EAST MASSILLON, OHIO THE UNION BUS TERMINAL Geo. Pinis, Agent PENN - GREYHOUND CENTRAL GREYHOUND INTER-CITY HERMAN TRANSIT II8 Tremont Ave., S.E. Home Phone 4017 Phone 3034 COMPLIMENTS OF THE LINCOLN THEATRE MASSILLON, OHIO JONES ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Industrial and Commercial Wiring H5 NORTH AVE. MASSILLON, OHIO PHONE 4044 Compliments of BON MARCHE 421 Market Ave., North CANTON, OHIO Compliments of THE LIVINGSTON FURNITURE CO. 300 Market Avenue, North CANTON, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF JOE GVQLDENFELD Headquarters for Clipper Craft Clothing, Adam Hats and Shoes 169 LINCOLN WAY, WEST MASSILLON, OHIO Compliments of ILG G. M. C. TRUCK CO. COOKING ElECTRICAllY Modern IS Accurate Timesaving clean Healthful Luborsaving Economical speedy OHIO EDISON COMPANY Safe 58 COMPLIMENTS OF SHAFFER MOTORS, INC. Y ur Friendly Ford Deal r 113 FIRST ST SE PHONE 3168 MASSILLON OHIO FOR 55 YEARS BAMMERLIN s 'W Me Buy Cheaper V H MEYER PIANOS RADIOS TELEVISION 841 Tremont Avenue S W MASSILLON OHIO 212 FIRST ST N E THE BAlTZlY C0 Established 1869 The Best m Drug Store Merchunduse at Low Prlces CUT RATE DRUG STORE 32 ERIE STREET SOUTH DAL 4161 II o e ll I GI O O SELF-SERVICE SUPER MARKETS 0 O , I 39 EVERY KIND OF INSURANCE THE F. W. ARNOLD AGENCY Established I 876 37 ERIE STREET, SOUTH PHONE 2-1557 MASSILLON, OHIO HAVE YOU ENOUGH INSURANCE? LOOK INTO IT! COMPLIMENTS or Complimenfs of R Y A N ' S I-IorIvIANN DRUGS Fo,me,,y 31 Erie sweet Scum THE LINCOLN DRUG STORE MASSILLON, OHIO phone 2,0233 Dial 3625 800 Amherst Road, N.E. SANITARY LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING MassiIIon's Most Modern Plant 'ik Tl' 'ik 421 ERIE STREET, N.E. DIAL 6435 40 Compliments ol ACME DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY Home of llllll W , gli IMWZQMMAMM For Home Delivery ol tlre Finest in Dairy Products Call Massillon 2-1527 4 Nelson Industrial Supply Company ONLIWON PAPER TOWELS THE COMMUNITY STORE RADIOS 0 TELEVISION 8. Electrical Appliances 2922 Lincoln Way, West Phone 6432 MASSILLON, OHIO COM LIMENTS ' POF Yea, Tigers! Li r ann' she m S PlcK's roons Snack Bar says LIGHT LUNCHES FOUNTAIN SERVICE 915 Amherst Road, N.E. One Block North of City Hospital E. H. PICKENS, Prop. 930 Amherst Road, N.E. M. I-I. MARTIN COMPANY III8 Lincoln Way E. BELL AND HOWELL Motion Picture Equipment and Supplies for School Church, Industry and Home STADIUM, SCHOOL AND INDUSTRIAL SOUND EQUIPMENT 8-mm. and I6-mm. Film Library The Kind of Steel Castings You Want - When You Want Them iii? THE MASSILLON STEEL CASTING CDMPANY CQ S co M N s Q OF 0 I ik The The Massillon Rubber Hering Grocery 19 TREMONT AVENUE, S. W. Company MASSILLON, OHIO 4. DAVIS The Photographer To The Graduates . . . May all your marks in the world be A's. Moy every course you fake be worthwhile in knowledge attained, in happiness and success. GRADUATES We congrczfulafe You Complimenis of KANNER'S 32 Lincoln Way, West MASSlLLON'S LEADING MEN'S CLOTHING STORE 45 You Win! Wishing You Every Success ln The Future COMPLIMENTS OF bww W SIIIHIII IIES W- R Sports Inc. 212 SECOND STREET, N.W. CANTON, OHIO After August I5 will be located at the Country Fair with Sporting Goods Store, Toy Store, and I2 Bowling Alleys 46 THE ANNUAL BOARD Compliments of INTER-CITY COACH LINES, INC. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO SPECIAL AND CHARTERED SERVICES STYLE CENTER I66 Lincoln Way, W. - 2-1531 MASSILLON, OHIO Furs ' Ladies Ready to Wear Home Furnishings ' Furnifure Floor Coverings ' Draperies 47 STOP AT I COMPLIMENTS D E M P S T E R S OF FOR 1 ' MARY LEE CANDIES 'Q WAlTER'S SHOES 908 FIRST ST., N.E. PHONE 2-276 MASSILLON, OHIO Our Very Besf Wishes For Your Success hom D. W. GOOD I205 Lincoln. Way, MASSILLON, OHIO COMPLETE SELF SERVE MARKET EASY PARKING 124 6TH ST., N.E. WHEN YOU'RE TH'NK'NG OF L. J. sNlvELY A CAREER . . . D. D. S. THINK OF OHIO BELL . . 1' A iob with o future 1' A good solory 1' A friendly place Io work W A BARTON D. D. S. THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY G. N. WENGER R. R. REYNOLDS M. D. M. D. J. S. WILLIAMS T. W. YOUNG M- D- Opiomefrisf J. A. CARNES, Jr. R. H. CLUNK M. D. M. D. E. D. NAYLOR T. K. REED Opfomeffisf D- D- S- P. A. PAULSON A. P. GARDNER M. D. D. D. S. G. D. UNDERWOOD W. H. ANGERMAN M. D. M. D. DALE E. HART CARL W. ZEPP M. D. D. D. S. HOWARD J. SMITH D. D. S. H. W. BELL M. D. 50 '- - e 1 :gf -. ' .C 1.-:J-w-A. Q -V4 -w Ev -Q.-ff'?x . V- - ,,x,?w:w P ' -,y.s,,Q-x5.,,, '2y5QWv.:S,:mQ3:. ,W , W m 15, , 1 I f XM X W ffl! , f , A-1.1,-N, Hg V. ,., g: is 1- , -wfmf I,xiamefxw-T-g'E'S1'?2a32 Ag-ga, 3, - -: .... f W , , ,, W, ,,,,,, ,,, ,W X, f U, Liz - f Q QMWW W!! f? WW fpff ff 7 x V'4 'ievlfl gif. 5 , ' ' WQAN1' 9'?'f4S'a-9'v,1-'55'1, ff I ' X X' may A1-2 nf-g' .2,qs 7 ':311.H':, .,':i-. ' ' ,Q-:, 1 ' u 'lfm' - ' 1 Lf ,1s.f 1.N gn- fmt 1' l.-. 4,5 Y T' gg V 9 ,QQ38 7 ly I I I I f f X ' 1 'Eh ' 1 1 ' II A I ' ff A :WI NM my ,145 I' 1 . H 1-xx 'Tl Ml gl 1 ll X . 4' , 0 SQIUHIDQ, he oun , commits SERVICE wlu. iw i 52215 HMC YEARBOOK PROBLEMS. ruwluciium awww WW THE CANTON ENGRAVING 81 ELECTROTYPE COMPANY 410 3RD. STREET S.E., CANTON, OHIO 51 Kes! Wishes fa the 611155 af 1953 H. w. HAWLEY, Inc. Zbmzang I23O LINCOLN WAY, E. PHONE 7842 A AAA ..,,,,....., Y- Acme Dairy ..,,A.... ,, Albrecht, Herman ,... ,, A 8: P ..,,,....fY,,,.....f Arnold Agency ,,,,,.....Y,, Association of Massillon Florists B Baltzly Company Y...-,.,44.. Bammerlin's ..,,,,,..Y-,,4. Banks Bros. Furniture Company, B. Sc B. Motors ,,.....H,,,.. Beck St Hodgson ,,, -, Becker Hardware ,,, ,, Bernard Furniture ,,,, ,, Bixler juvenile Shop ,, ,, Blatz Shoe Store v,,,,. ,, Blaumeiser Hardware ,,, ,, Bliss Company ..,,,,, W Bloomfield Furniture ,, ,, Bon Marche ..,,,.... ,, Bon Ton ,,,,, -. .,,,,,,, ,, Brown Lumber Company u,,,.. C Canton Engraving ,,,, ,, Ceres Supply ,,., , ,,, ,, Commercial Photolith . , ,, Community Store ,.,, ,, Crosby Shoes vYY,,, W D David's Cigar Store ,,, ,, Davis Studio ..,,,. ,, Demmer, R. D. ,, ,,, Dempster's ,.,,,,, ,, Don Ensminger ,,, ,, Dumont s ,.....-v, -- E Easterday, J. M. ,.,,,,,,A ,, Eaton Manufacturing Co. ,.A... Elum Music ,,uA.....,Y W Englehardt's ,,,,,... ,, Evans' Auto Supply ,,, ,, Evening Independent ,, ,, F Federal Lanes -.. ,,,,,,,,, ,, Fidelity Motor Bus Lines ,,... Finefrock's ,,......,.. ,, First National Bank ,,, ,, First Savings Sc Loan ,,, ,, G Golclenfeld, joseph ,,, ,, Goods Market .,,u,, ,, Griscom Russell Co. ,,, ,, Dr. W. H. Angerman ,, ,, Dr. W. A. Barton e,,, ,, Dr. H. W. Bell ..., ,, Dr. J. A. Carnes ,,,, ,, Dr. R. H. Clunk ,,, ,, Dr. A. P. Gardner ,, ,, H Hammond Lumber Co. ,,, Hardware 8: Supply ,,, Harvard Clothing Co. ,, Hawley Printing Co. ,,, Hering Grocery Lrr... Hess-Snyder Company ,, Hicks Motors ,,...... Hofmann Drugs ,,, Hoover Company ,,, Ideal Co. .. .,,,,,,. .. - Y Igelstroem-Oberlin Co. ,,, Ilg Trucking ,,,, ..,,,, Imperial Dry Cleaning ,,, Inter-City Coach Lines ,,,, J Jean Frocks ,,,,,,, Jones Electric ,,,,,, , K Kanner s ,,,,,......,,, Kathleen's Beauty Shop ,,, Kieffer's Motors ,,,,,,, 1 1 Kobacker s ,,,,,,,,,, Koon's Wallpaper ,,,, l. Liebermann's Bakery ,,, Liebermann's Snack Bar ,,, Linck Electric ,,,,,,,, Lincoln Theatre ,,,,,,, , , Lincoln Way Motors ,,,,, Livingston Furniture Co. ,, Lonas Station ,,,,,, ,,, M Madelyn's ,,,,,,,, Martin Sound Co. ,,,, Massillon Buick ,,,,,,,, Massillon Camera Shop ,,,,, Massillon-Cleveland-Akron Sign Co. ,,,,,,,,.,,... Massillon Hardware ,,,,,,,, Massillon jewelers Association Massillon Paint 8: Glass Co. , Massillon Paper Co. ,,,,,, Massillon Recreation ,,, Massillon Rubber Co. ,,,, Massillon Seed 8: Supply ,,,, Massillon Spring 8: Rivet ,,, Massillon Steel Castings ,, Massillon Sugar Bowl ,, Maytag Oswald Co. ,,, McLain Grocery Co. ,, Meek-Segner ,,,,,, Messenger Motors ,, Meyer, V. H. ,,,,,,,, Morrison Music ,,,,,,, Mortland's Shade Shop ,,, Myer's Sport Shop ,,,,,,,,, Medical Index Dr. D. E. Hart ,,,,,,,,,, Dr. E. D. Naylor ,,,,, Dr. P. A. Paulson ,,,, Dr. T. K. Reed ,, ,,,, Dr. R. R. Reynolds ,,, Dr. H. J. Smith ,,,, N N ehi Bottling Co. ,,,,, Nelson Industrial Supply Nickles Bakery ,,,,,,,, O Ohio Bell Telephone ,,, Ohio Edison Co. ,,,,,, O'neil's of Massillon ,,, P Paul's Waffle Shop ,,,, Penney's .,,,,,,,,.... People's Cartage 8: Storage People's Federal Savings 81 Loan Pick's Food ,,,,,,,,,, Pietzckers ,,,,,,, ,,,, Pride Furniture ,,,,,,, Progressive Chevrolet ,,, R Reliable Office Supply ,, Republic Steel Corp. ,,, Ryan Drugs ,,,,,,,,, S Sanitary Laundry 8: Dry Cleaning Schindler's Sunoco ,,,, Sears, Roebuck 8: Co. ,,, Segel s ,.,,,,,,,,,,, Shaffer Motors ,,,,, Smith, L. B. ,,,, Singer Sewing ,,,,,,, Spuhler's, Inc. ,,,,,,,, Standard Housing Corp. Stark s ,,..,,,,.,,,,, Stark Glass Co. ,,, ,, State Bank ,,,,,,, Stern 8: Mann ,,,,, Stone Bros. ,,,,,,,,,, Strong Auto Supply ,,, Style Center ,,,,,,, Superior Provision ,,,, T Terry Auto Sales ,,, The Little Shop ,,, Tiger Grill ,,,,,,,,, U Union Bus Terminal ,,, Universal Dry Cleaning , V Victory Poultry Market , W Wagner Garage ,,,,,, Waltamath Furniture ,,, Walter Shoes ,,,,,,,, Westman, Nat ,,,,, Wren's Candy ,,,, W.-R. Sports ,,,,,, Y Yee Wing Laundry ,,, Y. M. C. A. ,,,,,,, Y. W. C. A. ,, Dr. L. J. Snively ,, ,, Dr. G. D. Underwood ,, Dr. G. N. Wenger ,,,,, Dr. 1. S. Williams ,,,, Dr. T. W. Young ,,,, Dr. C. W. Zepp ,,,,