Washington High School - Massillonian Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1956 volume:

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W 0 T X , J WM 4 --fm Sf WN 5214.1 SM W9 Q Dm MV DEDICATION On Thursday February 9 1956 the entnre Sensor Class voted for thus year s dedxcatee He was chosen from a group of 41 elugnble faculty members lt was not long after hrs coming to Washington Hugh School eight years ago that he began to make fruends wnth hundred of students In has present posltnon of coaching foot ball and teachlng physlcal education classes he has helped hundreds of boys to become better players and sportsmen both physically and mentally lt ISlI'1deed a great prnvllege for the sensor class to deducate the l956 Massullonnan to Carl Ducky Schroeder Plgc l I I I . . , . I 1 S I 11 H ww vid sv I . :i 3 I f W fl' I. avi if - ,I ,A 3 ff , 'I 314 f ' - wp , x1 4 m 5 Mf N X Q 1 un M' Q ,V foreword W I .-if I c0ntentS --11 i XQJKM fi. Wi ' E, 'E K1 5 -1 WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL MAsslLLoN, OHIO ALMA MATER Oh Alma Mater Massillon, we stand to With hearts that thrill with worthy pride At thoughts of high school days. Thy friendship true, thy spirit too A port of us shall be, Oh Alma Mater Massillon, We're true to thee And through the long, long years to come Wherever we may be, Oh Alma Mater Massillon, we're true to thee lligc 7 S1111 Illt 1 1 11111 111 Nlllll 1111 111111 11111111 111111111 1111' 11 1 ll 111 111111 111 11 1 1111111111111 1 1 1 1 ll 1 1 1 ll 111111 111111111 --N 1--11 11111111 .111 Nlllll 1 N11111l1 1111 Xlll ll R s 1ss1s1 151-11 Ml11111tk. Morris X141 11 1111 ll 11 111 11111111 Ntllll 11111111 1'1'1'1s1r1111111 l'111111k, Dave Rlllll, XI111 1 111 Ll 1111 11111 1111111111 11111 ll 1111- 11111111111 11111111118 SCHOOL LIFE On September 7, 1955, the school bells rang for over T500 students of Washington High School. With the increased enrollment, the activities and new prob- lems of the school year began. ln this School Life section of the 1956 MASSILLONIAN you will find the school year in pictures, along with a brief description of the maior activities of the year. The 45 rpm phono- graph record, which is a special added feature of the yearbook, will add the new dimension of SOUND to your review of the school year. September was a very busy month for most Wash- ington High stude11ts. There was a dance i11 the boys' gym on the first weekend after the return to school. This dance, which was sponsored by the Annual Board, was one week before the sophomores attend- ed their first big rally in the gym. This rally preceded the first of three September victories for our Tiger football team. Other events of the month included chapels, dances after each football game, and the band festival. The band festival, which was held to raise funds for the band's trip to California, was l1eld on the seventeenth of September at the Amherst Park Shopping Center. A good time was had by the entire city of Massillon. By the end of September, clubs were organized and there were many initiations. Among the more colorful initiations were those of the Choir, Speech, and Dramatic Clubs. Many weeks of practice came to a climax with the annual Prince of Peace contest. Parents had the opportunity to meet the teachers at the high school during the Patron's Reception on the evening of the twenty-sixth of October. The Football Queen was crowned at the homecoming game with Akron Garfield at the stadium. Everyone will remem- ber watching many Tiger victories in the rain as the team continued their undefeated streak until the last game of the season. C, 111111 1.1111 .f The biggest and most exciting rallies of the year were held in the afternoon and evening of the eighteenth of November in preparation for the big game with Canton Mcliinley. Most of the clubs in the high school entered floats in the big rally parade hold downtown Friday night. Although we lost to McKinley in a very close contest, the student body showed excellent sportsmanship by attending the fabulous Victory Dance following the game. Dick Richards orchestra furnished the music in the Boys' gym. A Thanksgiving service preceded the annual Thanksgiving vacation. During this vacation the Junior-Senior Y-Teens sponsored their annual formal on the twenty-fifth of November, The gym was gayly decorated with colored streamers and paper cut outs. The J-C Sportsman's Award dinner was held at the Swiss Club on the last day of November. December activities were started off with the Dramatic Club's presentation of the play The Heiress on the first and second. Our vocal music department sang the annual Messiah on the ninth of December in the school auditorium. On December the fourteenth Bill thc p Park is L' senior girls wluiup it up xxilli .1 1 ll L tltc lwoys gym during one ot ilu- lxillus l'1'c-xltiu.-, .Toy Surg, Anil liiwlv Stuilur .till x i 1 ulwliciry tor rlic lmntl tcsriml .it lllc' Am ic Shopping Cantor. AND l KJ Tom Harp presented letters to varsity football players. This was Harp's last appearance before many of the student body, as it was later announced that he had accepted a coaching position at West Point Academy. Two other coaches were to leave later in the year. Ken Wable went to Wake Forrest and Lee Haslinger traveled to Cincinnati. The Christmas chapel was presented on Friday the sixteenth and vacation be- gan at 4:00 that afternoon. Members of the band left school with dreamy eyes thinking about the long trip to California to march in the Rose Bowl Tourna- ment of Roses Parade in Pasadena. Two of the big affairs over the vacation were the Hi-Y formal and the Junior Women's Club formal. ffrlllfilllllixl null rlmr rhcv rc.1lly ,au ui l.tn:gr Cimlu-r .mtl llclcu Papa like Bonl Brca w in the air uit 'T 115 New ..,'-'J READ 4 l1 1 111111.1t11111 -- .1 night th.1t no incinlwi' ot thc tli ll xxxll SN 1 . '1 K L 1 ' 1 . ,JL c nt 11.z1111rs 1l111'111u 1111r111 l11111s1 cx cr tnruct. llu l11-1'1lc.11lc'rs lr-.11l thc stuilcnt hotly in nhccr- 111 II ilu .1111l1r111'1111n .is thu ilomitiinu Pilfl 11lL' was s1.l1-1l11r-rn f.llI1. ltinl 11111 flu 111l11 lI11l llllll lux' r.1ttl1's thc lwncs as the 'Iiucr Swing 1111 'l'l11-111 lJM7llL'5n unilcr hlzink light 11: 1111. We returned to school on Tuesday, January third, after a vacation ot two weeks and one day. On the ninth the Senior Class nominated the ten Miss Massillonian candidates who were pre- sented to the student body in the gym on the thirteenth. When the smoke cleared from the auditorium stage Thursday night the nine- teenth, it was apparent that it would be some time before the auditorium could be used for programs again. The Annual Board's special program was changed to the gym on the twenty-third. The guest of honor, Johnny Andrews, arrived with ten seconds to spare and took over the program. Both the basketball team and the speech teams had a busy month in January. The speakers and debaters won many first, seconds, and thirds, through- out the state. The Tigers played one of the most exciting basketball games of the season with Central Catholic February fourth. From the standpoint of games won, the season was not a success, but there was nevertheless many thrilling games for the fans to enjoy. The student body selected the Out- standing Senior Boy and the Dedicatee ot the yearbook in February. Page l 2 HIGHLIGHTS OF THE FOOTBALL SEASON Ilttllllwl' tln rt-.illv toltl night nt the lleres him' the Tigers t rcssing room lui L ltlrlwttwit ,:.nnt Dc-.tn Dellintlen. Teil .itter one of thc OOIW1 inns Dua. nlin lolin lilies, .intl Clirol Clnspei' Cfniinrv looks tlciul tirct 1 tn ut xii lint 4-min' the .u.nne. pl.iw.-rs .intl ITTAIILILLFN limi-r right p.int-lx 'lihis is tl t.nnil.ir stone to till ltnuil hlassillon tins. 'lilie hlnssilltin 'I'i.:ei's. letl ln' Ditlc Rimnn. ITU! on the lui tnltl lx-met-it the mnlss ot the Swing 1i.inil. FST ITT L' si luliiieteiisiini: 'l.nkButil1er Bah Pnclcer has gin interesting ttlies the gntne with con- expression on his Lice .ls Obie ttin .is Don lltnnes helps plants .i kiss nn llinnecotning innireil lerry Kreiaier on the Queen Sally Dutton. wtnih. The Dramatic Club presented the second play of the year on the first and second of march. The Hasty Heart was well received by the audiences. Friday evening, March ninth, the combined choirs presented the Mid-winter concert. Can any of the speech club members forget the exciting times had at the state finals on the seventeenth and eighteenth of March? A good month was had by the swimming team. The regular Easter service held on March twenty-third. Another welcomed vacation began that afternoon. This time it lasted one week as we returned to classes the day after Easter. One of the really big social events of the year was the Military Ball sponsored by the Band Mothers Club on Saturday the twenty-fourth of March. Elaborate decorations at the American Legion Hall helped make this dance a huge success. The advanced choir received a superior rating at the district music contest. April began as a busy month for everyone. The end ot the third grading period fell on the sixth. lt was hard to realize that the year was coming to a close. You could feel the hustle and bustle around the school as the seniors were already thinking ot tinal exams and graduation. The first few weeks ctf,'.'1i. .t.f nu l'.1,qt li llige I R 245' wg XL 8 x N 'xfk' ,., fs., -'K If . si-.,. V. J N-ewibwk if Y? -. ' iii! 'mf ,Tl I 5,1 fi-5 Q 51' .ftpa 17k,isv' 'A wifi -Q , 'Q ? w A f...fJ? UN, A U W? 'Q , J , . ox i X 'N N 'I 3 I Q . NWw ' W awww V. Mwwd A., S., Wgi after Easter vacation saw the choir spending many hours in rehearsal for the show, Brigadoon . Many persons remembered seeing the movie version, but, regardless, everyone who saw the performance in the auditorium was well pleased by the excellent showing of the choir and the individual leads. The operetta was held on the evenings of April twelfth and thirteenth. The annual Student Council Capers, held on May sixteenth, was fun for everyone. April twentieth was the day of our annual Spring football game. The Y-Teens and the Hi-Y sponsored a dance in the boys' gym after the game. lt almost seemed like fall again except for the weather. The Dramatic Club presented their final play of the sea- son All My Sons . Senior girls who have been taking the stenographic course spent the last days of April and the first week of May working in various offices and other places of business in Massillon. The advent of the spring months witnessed a new interest in sports. This time it was the spring sports - track, golf, baseball, and tennis. Although the follow- ing is not as large as that of football, the interest on the part of the boy is just as high. Most of the district meets were held in the latter part of May. The Annual Spring Concert was held on the fourth of May. The Dramatic Club held their formal on the fifth of May. The three star bandsmen made their exit at their regular assembly which was held in the auditorium on the tenth of May. 4 ffzffflmtf .L Vittory tliinte in the hoys' gyin. November 19. CQ- liootlmll l5.inquet .it the Atneritan Legion. lfront: ,Terry Kreiuer. tlefensive linem.ing iinil Daive Artliilmltl offensive lmcli. Top: Bob Cocklin, liitelmtlwrgbghliirv Griiber,,of'fensive nickle Dave Catmry, Illust efficient offensive aintl tlefensiveg aintl liar Rntlrke, secontlnry tlefense, Ann Spranlale imtl Marilyn Singer are selling tickets to the first Drintmtie Club play, The lleircss. Maxine llroxxnfieltl. llele.i Dominitla. .intl Clmrlotte Nice-xx.1niler irc in the process of iniikinuu it Cfliristiims toolcie house in Miss -rzoes Gernmn tliiss. The proiett xwnt to the tsitiitifms xxqirtl .tt the hospit.il. Page 15 litllilki' l.uC,l,nr and Nancy llnuk discuss one nt In irnilus that is to appear in .1 tnrrltwminpg :sic ul rlic srlmol newspaper, thc lli Tlmcs llililclwrrinil gives siiggcsrimms, The week of May twenty-eighth to June first ended classes and examina- tions. It was a long hard struggle but finally the end was in sight. A common scene throughout the halls was that of every one cleaning out their lockers, some for the first time in the year. There were many very surprising dis- coveries. Lost books appeared from out of nowhere. Even a few long lost lunches came to the surface after a long rest period in the bottom of the pile. June first was the big day for those who attended the Junior-Senior Prom. It was by far the most exciting and the most beautiful prom of all times. With the fabulous Moonlight Gardens as the setting everyone really had a wonderful time. The following week brought the two honor chapels that so many had been waiting for these long months. They were held in the auditorium on the fifth and sixth of June. This too was the day for the distribution of this yearbook. Many bottles of ink were used as pens were filled and refilled so that everyone could get a chance to sign the annuals of their friends. June seventh brought graduation day for over 400 seniors. With a note of sadness and joy the seniors took that long walk in the graduation processional to receive their diplomas. The annual all-night party was held at the Lincoln Theater and the American Legion Hall. Then the seniors came to school the next morning more sleepy than awake for more annual signing. June eighth was the last day for most of us, but not all of us. There were a few who had to look forward to another Monday morning of school as summer school began June eleventh. For those who were seniors these last few days were the last time they will walk through the halls of Wash- ington High School. Even though they may never come back to visit in the physical sense, we hope that this year- book with its many special features will relive many of the pleasant mem- ories that they have had in their high school days. 'lim piiriiiui ililiu fTl1IXI.ll1illll.il liiitti put la ciiti' V. .- L. .v' : iw x c t x lllll lfs . Fl -we nn iris i t sin Li 1 L i in Ls n nnin in n ri , x t 1 lin s si L , xx It i iinu licn Nu irtf l .igc ENGLISH ENGLISH English is the backbone of all education and Washington High has realized it in providing her English courses. Beginning sophomores are offered two choices, college or practical English. Both aspire to help each student improve his listening, speaking, reading and writing ability. Fundamentals of grammer, spell- ing, and pronunciation are emphasized. Oral English gives the student the necessary confidence in appearing before groups of people. Sophomores grumbled when required to read Julius Ceasar but found out it was not too bad after all. Juniors studied literature and Macbeth . Also oral and written composition are stressed in English ll. PAVI. HILDIZBRAND Ifrzgliilt ll. llrivlmfrlgy Ili-Timex. flzlrifor lllfLliN CLARK l'. lzazgfiflr ll C. lfzlglisrlv ll NIARY BLANCHIZ lJBIfRLlN C. I:'r1,Qfi,rl1 Ill l5l.ORllNClf HIZSS Om! Iiz1,qff.fli WI l.I.lA bl NACilfL .S jwvffv DUN RINIIHART S .DL'4.'l'1J -lean Tanley, Tami Finley, und Lois Pries as the thru xxitcltu and Bob Rinehart and Ray Glcespcn as Macbeth and Bmquo L1 scene from Macbeth Page 18 Mr. Hildebrand's Course in English 'l2 for seniors includes the study of parts of the Bible, works of Shakespeare, including Hamlet , and works of many ofthe great writers of literature. Speech courses are available to those students wishing to communicate their ideas more clearly through the medium of speech. Many speech students are active in the Speech Club and participate in numerous tourna- ments throughout the state. Many trophies come to Washington High School by way of the work done in the Speech department. ENGLISH xg Xt it Dave Oberlin discusses an item from thc hullctm hogirtl with Bob Kiplingcr amd -lack Spcnccr in Ji-t. 3 Page T9 MARY llliNDliRSllOT l'. lf11,ufi.iln lil MABLK FLTDGIZ l', lfllllffitll ll MARY l.IiGG I'. Iinglixla 10 DAVIS OBIZRLIN P. Ifrllufiyb ll Shop Ifllglilb ll l7Al'I. Lllil5lfRlNIAN P. Ifzzgliflf 10 DIELURES SONNHALTER 1'. Englixh il Allldfifdll History MATHEMATICS Washington High School offers both coll- ege and practical mathematics to h e r students. The practical course stresses the improve- ment of basic skills and understanding in arithmetic. Commercial Arithmetic gives the business student background in that phase of work. Arithmetic TO and Review Mathematics are also offered. For those planning college or other ad- vanced training, Plane Geometry, Algebra 9, ll, and T2, Solid Geometry, and Trigo- nometry are available. A special course in Vocational Geometry is required of boys going into shop courses. Triangles, decimal points, sine and cosine, and exponents can be confusing but with the capable guidance of our teachers many master the subiect. Zigi MATHEMATICS GLADA TAVITNS Vm. Cvnmelri l'fuuv Gl'rJ!l10lt'1' flfgcfbra Il H. G. MOTZ Co m m erfiaf A rillv. 5111 lluur Sindy Llili HASLINGIIR 1'.iit-lifilfigi' xlrillwlvfit' IO Cfnarlvizzg HARRIIZT DAVIS IIITIIIL' C'un1m'Ir1 fl!'UL'!1l'nl 9 WARRIiN SCOTT flv'fllU2lc'ff1 I ll C,lllIIIlIlt'l'L'jx!l .flu-ifli. IOI IN MORGAN xllgz'fn'.r ll S ll Gfliifurlu' 'liuilirxg Suffif f1'L'rfI7lL'fl'1 Tl'i.Qfll1IIfllL'fl'1' lil l ll XX'l lMl'R . , . uiflclui' lmflngm Gl'.R:Xl.D KOlflfliL X , . 1.r1UL 4 I1lfrl1f l' RAY STRICCKICR Plllffflllf Ilfnfnjqj XY'Al.'l'llR Kl'Ll.lzR l'r.1il1'i.1f lifmllfugj IOIIN Rlfliilfll Clit zzliffrl D.-Xl.lf CiRAltl R P111 filil .Iliff I'f11m.f! Syn 71 1 1 VA X, SCIENCE J FXR .ew 1 , I FH s.T v XVciinli111'sl lluul' HQ f 1 N' 1 Stuiln-nts from Mr. QiI'.llV,'f's plwsiu ilnss ilcniunsrrntc xIlIIL' ITLlkl1lIlL' in thc plums lib -in the scmnl SCIENCE With the increasing importance ot science today, many students find the science courses beneficial for their later work. Through biology the sophomores become acquainted with living organisms. One of the many projects is the dissection of frogs and earthworms. Advanced biology is available to juniors. The Hows and Whys ot substance combining is studied in chemistry. Mr. Reigar makes this course one to be remem- bered by all who take it. Room 210 is the home of physical science and physics. The basic principles of science and machines are covered in these courses. In physics, each student selects a science project for the year and presents it to the class. SOCIAL STUDIES The Social Studies department includes American History, World History, Geogra- phy, and Problems of American Democracy. The objective of this department is to de- velop traits of citizenship, help the student to know and understand his country, and develop an awareness of the social and economic problems of the world. National government is studied in American History and world government is studied in Worlcl History. With the developments in communication and transportation during recent years, the world is becoming even smaller. People must learn to live together. The leaders of tomorrow, the students of today, are being molded by their understanding developed in Social Studies. IIUWIARD COOIJIQR -IOY STOVIZR ll nfif lliifnrt Il rn'lrl Iliifory Geography Kenny Genrzler and Barbara Adams Check ii map in llfi iliiring 11 discussion in American History with Mr. Wriglit. DICK KING ROBERT IIISIE Ilvurlif Hiitnri Ilynrfzf Iliftom C ouch IIAROIIII KYXRR I.IfI.AI'I IIIfSS li ll in f ke. tx, A HIZLFN SMITH XVALTIER VURIGIIT i i fi' i'II1lL'I'ftflI?7 Iliflory fI1llL'ffL'dIl Iiiimri' Amcrifazi llifmri lw in nz lhmffi mix li IIA!! ,llizfb Page 22 LANGUAGE AND FINE ARTS . ORIN IORD R BYRON GRIITST CLAUDE COLVIN ,IUDY IIARMON Bamf l7llLLIO? Chilli' Dnumr Drrzrzzaiifi' Art lRANC1S LAYTON MARY LOU HALL IEMILY Ill RZOG Spamrln Luiin Sfuzuiilz, lfrwulz Carman LANGUAGE AND FINE ARTS Here at Washington High we have an outstanding Music department. Voice and instrumental training is offered. Cadet Band is open to those who have decided on instrumental music. Orchestra, symphonic band, or the Tiger Swing Band follow Cadet Band if the student is capable. Our choir demands hard work but the result is worth all the effort. The General Chorus is open to all while the other choirs require a voice IGSI. The Dramatic department offers training in all phases of theatre work. Struts and Frets present three plays during the year. For those interested in art we have a small but capable art program. Students use and develop their own ideas as well as study art, history, and appreciation. German, French, Spanish, and Latin are offered in languages. History, culture, and understanding of people is covered along with knowledge of languagein these courses. COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL Future bookkeepers, stenogrophers, cmd secretaries obtctin their experience in our commerciol department. The business and the stenogrcnphic courses meet the needs of the students. The business course offers arithmetic, comptometry, and typing, while the steno- graphic course consists of shorthctnd, typing, and bookkeeping. Those who complete this course are quoli- fied to stort work in their chosen field with- out additional training. Page 211 RUSSELL ZEPP Typing LAURA TAYLOR Shurllvarlzf mm' T1 ping INIARTHA MOSS Typing S. IZ. ACKLEY Brmkbcepmg Conzfvfmnvtft CAROLYN CLARK Slvorlliflmf and T5 ping TANIZT CLVTTFR Typing Stutlcnts from the commercial department work in tht ttxcntlince office for Mrs. Barnett. They arc jackie Christen, Bcnitx lxilpcr and Barbara Aurer. A. fl. ALLISON llcr'li.1r1iu1! I7rau'ing AR'l'lll'R Milllilili llIIII1li,Il'l7ljfI,Q IAMFS llIMliS Printing DW' IGI lT SHOW! Crm1111w'i'iuf Lau' illurlulalimf ID7'dIl'fll.K .wif Gwfcmf fllvlrrfr NDUSTRIAL ARTS liilwaril Shonk and John Heiman look on as Nr. Allison explains a drawing in Meclmnical ilr.ux'ing class. Many of our students begin or continue work in the hobby field in the practical arts department. Here they can work with the drawing board, type and ink, wood, and metal. Mechanical drawing provides the necessary background for drafting and engineering. The printing shop, besides giving training in printing, does a service to the school in providing most printing iobs to other departments in the school. Many parents welcome a new bookcase or end table resulting from a proiect in woodwork- ing. ln general metals many ornamental items for the home begin with a sheet of metal and a cutting shears. The large press in 105 turns out much of the printed inixteriul used in the lligli sclmnl. Mr. llimes checks on work being done lay Tom Spicer, ,larry DeGordnn, unil Rudy Prailo. Page Zi VOCATIONAL MlfI.VllXl SAURER Allin ,llLR'fnl77ff.f l l IIN RY BERGER .ilfzrlvinc Shop DARREL RICE Machine Shop Rl'S5l1l.I. GARDNER Qllffll .llulunliti N VUL'lIfl:fN1zIl Dircfvfor fill ill DAliGl IIZNBAUGH ll-vllllillqlf RICHARD MARSHALL flnln tllL'!'l7llI1fl'.l' Bolt Chovnn and Frank Summers inspect the points on .i tlisrrihumr nn Mr, Saurcrs auto shop class. VOCATIONAL Massillon has one of the finest and most complete Vocational courses in the state. The bond levy which was passed last year will provide, in com- ing years, a new and separate builcl- ing for shop and auto mechanics courses. Auto mechanics teaches the funda- mentals of automotive maintenance and upkeep. A complete two year session in the classroom and shop starts many boys off in the auto repair business. Machine shop is a two year course also. Because of the valuable train- ing given the boys in this department, many boys actually have jobs lined up long before graduation. Welding also ranks high in iob placement in many local industries. The sparks fly in room 2 as the boys learn their trade. Page 26 Seldom thought of as vocational, the VOCATIONAL domestic arts department is just that, since it receives state aid and federal assistance as well. Home Economics stresses the accepted means of providing a good home for future families. Home decoration, budget planning, and manners are but a few of the topics covered. Not all girls will become seamstresses, but the knowledge gained in sewing and clothes VOCATIONAL lRlS BIZATTY BARBARA FISH Ilnme El'UIIONIiC..l' Dixfrilmliz e Iftllmztiu MARY OSBORNE SYLVIA FRISCH Cooking Sewing selection will be valuable to tomorrows woman in the home and in business. Future homemakers will be appreciated more by their families because of the hours spent planning and cooking meals in Miss Osborne's classes. Mornings in room 303 mean classes in Distributive Education and Salesmanship, but the afternoons usually mean work in the stores downtown. Sales Institutes are spon- sored by this department. Pnrcnfs Reception. Riga 27 Miss Bcz1rty's room 105 was the scrum, for the reception line followinlcg Ill. PHYSICAL EDUCATION vlllhl ITIIUXYI KEN WAIILIf 1 mill. lillllllllllfklf Cmutlv umf Xfmrfv l'lm'm1! lfrllltllfillll 1-I .7 - f 7? 4 CARI. SCQIIRUITDER 'IAONI IIARID unit lt .mtl Iluml Cmzrft l'ffit1t,1! lf.fl1t'afiw1 l71t'ui'lf1r nf xlllvfclfzii I4-Il.-NURIJ HMBACH inure lwvs tlurin: om onyx' lplujiml the mmm hour. Ilicllltllffllll f PHYSICAL EDUCATION The athletic department is responsible for something else other than football. Grow- ing boys and girls need exercise as well as mental activity. For the boys there are workouts involving basketball, volleyball, swimming, rope climb- ing, and track. Three years of gym is required of all boys. The girls follow many of the same activ- ities as do the boys. ln addition, they learn the fundamentals of bowling, badminton and dancing. Many girls find a new form of enjoyment in square dancing. liigc ZS A lmslwt ls lwinu itmtlu lx tm it flu s it lui luslwtlmill ,manic-s ltcltl in thc l n s yin luim IZLXWOOD KAMNIZR I77'jl'L'!' 'l'r.1ir1iu,q lirlrlrulfzrzll Cu.lr'l1 Caution, new driver ! Many of you remember seeing this on the back of the school's red Ford. Mr. Kammer has charge of the driving classes. The semester class meets every day and the students drive one of every three days. Students learn correct driving procedures and the laws of good driving. Most students are familar with our small but efficient school library. The library is used for reference work as well as recrea- tional reading. Carol bnyrlcr and Bcttv Grier check the attendance in the lilurxry ns Miss Munn works on the tiles. -.Wo DOROTHY SUMMER liLVA MANN Libmzrirlzl I.if1r'r11'iru1 ROBERT WILLMCUT AUGIIE MORNINGSTAR Audio-Viflxaf ami Ileuflh and flillllldf Hmm! Affwnfurlfe Oflive The Audio-Visual Club provides the equip- ment necessary for the use of movies, filmstrips, and tapes to supplement class- room learning. The long trips through the halls to room 125 have given way to class- room proiection this year. Through the Audio-Visual department, screens were in- stalled in most of the rooms in the building. Many of you may have been distressed when you found a strange and extremely large silver lock on your locker. This is part of Mr. Morningstar's job. Although annoyed, you soon realize that it is for your protection. The noon hour program is also under his care. Page 29 MASSILLON BOARD OF EDUCATION Suited: Dr. R. II. Clunk, President, Mrs. Virginia W. Roesch, Vire-Presidenl, Mr. L. C. Young. Bu.fir1e.r.r Manager. Mr. H. E. Zapp, Clerk-Treaxzzrer Srnnilixiuz Dr. R. N. lmmcl. Mr. Michael Halko. Dr. Iohn R. Rohrbaugh Slll767'fI1f6'7IIZ7E7lf of Scboolx fl.v.ri,f1az1t Sffperizzfwzdwzt L. SMITII L. P. KIQINIP Page 30 DEANS 1 fK .f . LILLIAN SINNOCK MARION GARDNIER DUW1 'lf' Gfflf Dmu uf 151111 J-A PRINCIPAL I. W. SNYDER Page 5 l ,IO ANN HUFIJ MRS, BARNIETT MRS. RUTH MORRIS zIln.'mlumu Ofliru f 'f'1l'flMf'-V Offffl' W ADMINSTRATION SECRETARIES Rmx' I I Iithcl M. 'I'u,u31art, Peggy Burau, Gertrude Stlmroetlcr, Blodwen Mathias, Marguerite Wolf. Page 32 MARY MERXVIN HIVNIS SANDERS Tiriet Mazmger BILL ARCHIBALD Dept. of Pzzpif I'w1mz1ue1 HAROLD KIPLINGIER Sffvlfflf Nlzfitc' ROGER I'RlCli Fdfllfll ,IIrHlzI.QLV MRS. PRUVAN Alzdio-Vimal Diwrlffr ,Hu l'rifu'.r SL'L'7'Lf4l7'1 ,IUANNE SMITII .II r. fl rrlvifmltfx SL't'l'L'l Q ww, g. X. R Allis? :mx R r S if mm? 5 M 1 Ee Ln- W, R ' 1 h 1 ., Q WW: 'ix' hsfmg 'Kas' ff ,Q Y? I y . V1 5 r 'Z I. A V I g Q ii .iz ig fr 'I if I Q al ff i ' si ga. 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Wi 4 igx K is Q Xxx K X X ii 2 E ' A 5 ..- W' 1 ., ,Ns ,Z 5 1: , X N A ..,,, if N A- ws mine GLENN ROBERT WILLIAM JAY NORMA JEAN ALBRECHT ALEXANDER ALEXANDER ALLEN ALLEN ROBERT EDWARD CAROLYN BRENDA MARVA ALLENSWORTH ALLMAN AMAN ANDERSON ANDERSON DAVID DAVID WAUNETTA .IUDY BARBARA ANGUS ARCHIBALD ARNOLD ASHBRIDGE AUER SHIRLEY ALLEN DOROTHY ANDRIOFF BILLIE BACON The Tiger Swing Band led the regular noon rally parades through the downtown section of Massillon preceding most of the Football games this fall. The cheerleaders led the band and students in a cheer in front of the city hall park. Iligc' V sl b- ,qv ar' Q5 ,ans HELEN BARGIDES JOYCE BARR LARRY BARRON EMMALEE BASHFORD JOHN BATES PATRICIA BAUGH f BILL BETTER MARY BENNETT -1f-A:. 2 K X SHIRLEY BERRY Rl,Y ! ff :AA L .Lia OLIVER BINFORD CHARLES BLACKWOOD YVONNE BLANCHARD DONALD BLANTZ SUE BOERNER T gpanx B ROBERT BOONE ' A li' gf, A Tiffff ,mi Page 38 BEVERLY BOSS CHARLES BROWN EDWARD BUNTON The choir ensemble sings before regular A 8- B assembly in The Audi- torium for the Veterans Day Program. There was group singing included in the assembly led by Mr. Griest and readings from the speech department. NORMAN BOSS JOAL BROWN THOMAS BURR MARLENE BOUGHMAN JOSEPH BROWNING GLORIA BURWELL lg QA YS 5' A K .499 b b si ,I vi' wi, -SX, Im sm' Fl 'airy' ...rf L E! x X 1 x A x X 4 A X km as an xx ..., if E I A is S JAMES BRAHM NANCY BRUDER JOHN BUTCHER Q , wi -4' JEAN BRICKLEY BEVERLY BRUGH WILLIAM CALDWELL with-rw ,X lf., s MJ ' J LINDA BRINKERHOFF RALEIGH BRUNER GUST CALLITSIS W , X KN ss .- -sqm 2 A 'x if '-A, 2 gg w 'x N 3 5 lf sv X, sf, Q' ffl A f ' 1' Li' ' ge '- I . MN Q are l' 'W 45,5 L - , S E xi M-f I be f he rsg. ,L .,... xy D , K XR N 1 L I Q I l'.1uc SU 'IQ LE, ' ' W-L es L 1 Q I 2, xi 'K fe.. -3 lu X JN 'Q BEVERLY DEL VECCHIO . LARRY DEMPSTER fa- -9 , N QSz A as-. Q ,h-X Ls ,Y-vf A Na GAYLE CUNININGHAM JACK CUSTER PEGGY CUTSHAW RITA DAYHUFF RICHARD DAUT CHARLES DeBOS LEAH CUTRIGHT MARGARET DAVIS DALE DeHOFF JEANNETTE DEMER DENA DEMIS J -6' TT 'Q CAROL oeNENzzo ,3- RONALD DINGLER Page All gf' DORIS DOWELL DONALD DUKE ROBERT EARLE ROSALIE DRAY GENE DUNN BEVERLY EASTERDAY SAMUEL DRIVER SALLY DUTTON DWIGHT EDWARDS Page 42 L74 SHIRLEY DOMER HELGA DOMINIK GRETCHEN DOMMER JOE DONOVAN JANICE DOTTAVIO JAMES DOWD 'Al' i N '17 3. iff? HAROLD EDWARDS CAROL EYSTER PATRICIA FISHER Behind the dork glasses is Bill Beiter who is performing cz delicate welding iob in the welding shop cxcross from the boy's gym. CECILIA GARY CAROLE EMBID ERTLE ESCHLMAN WANDA CAROLE JAMES FEICHTER FISHER FISHER GRACE CHARLES ROBERT FLICKINGER FLOUNDERS FOCKLER .Q-'41' 'A Y? CY. if S IVAN EDWARDS EVELYN FABER JOHN FLATH ..: 'I' 'Rf I X 'N LII S xhwnbyn EL S. G3 ge fi 5 DALE EVANS KENNETH FISHER MICHAEL FOLTZ ' I 1 l X i I 3' 1 Sui? i P C.. , ROBERT FOWLER RAYMOND GECKLER ALBERT GLICK I Q1 si amen . i ii 3 ' 6'-'Q ' ' 1 K Q G K ' S3 1 8 ix 4,1 g 3 ,f5?'lf' 5. ii' ,TP ,H l 1 X ., is Av , fe? JAMES FRASER RUSSELL GEIS CORINNE GLICK JANIE FRIDLINE KENNETH GENTZLER LAURA GLIDDEN LARRY RICHARD JACK FRITZ FROHMAN GARDNER JANET BOYD RONALD GEORGE GETZ GILTZ JANET MARVIN LOTTIE GRABER GRABER GREEN Perhaps you remember seeing Don Humes wearing his plaster cast over the summer months. Don broke his neck in the annual iunior-senior football game last year. Al- though Don did not play in his senior year he did considerable work at The coaches side on the telephone. Page 44 NOLA GREENE BETTY GRIER I DONNA GRUSE VELDA GREENSHIELD JEWEL GREGORY LORETTA GRIER ix DAVID GUNN is Noni? X43 LINDA HAIN GENE HAMILTON LUAN HAMIT MELVA HAMILTON SANDRA HANNAH ROBERT HARDER INGE GRITZAN MARJ EAN HAAS lBN,ap -Na Page 45 CHARLES HAUBERT KENNETH HEADRICK BARBARA HECKATHORN PATRICIA HECKATHORN WILLIAM HECKATHORN CAROLE HEFLING EDWARD HEIMANN ROSEMARIE HEINZER SANDRA HENDERSHOT Page AI6 VIOLET HARDWICK CAROL HARLACHER CONSTANCE HARRIS JUDITH HARMAN ALICE HARROLD ROSE MARIE HAUBE Now here is one of the most striking poses for this year. Barbara Shipp seems to be saying something amusing to Ted Sinclair. MARIA BEVERLY JOYCE HENKEL HENSON HERMAN AGNES SAUNDRA SHIRLEY HEWITT HEWITT HIDER MARGARET CHARLES RAYMOND HOFFMAN HOOPINGARNER HOPSON E WILLIAM HERRMANN SHIRLEY HIGGANS JAMES HORNER I XZ' A GEORGIA RALPH HERSHBERGER HERSHBERGER JERRY DAVID HOFACRE HOFFMAN SID JAMES HOSE HOUSTON Page -I7 Cb is 5 Q? 'P . ' ' U' NORINE GARY HOVERIAND HOYMAN MARY SHIRLEY ICKES INDORF RICHARD MARLENE JENKINS JOHNS JOHN HUGHLEY ROBERT IVAN PHYLLIS JOHNSON cf' if . If ig' Q if L1 '. 'Y DONALD ESTHER HUMES HUNTSMAN JOHN MARGARET JAMES JEANDREVIN CAROL Juoim JONES JONES NO, it isn't Spike Jones but rother members ofthe student council during the McKinley rc1lIy in the auditorium. Donno Gruse, Donna Schrock, Ond Sc1IIy Dutton comprise the singing trio. Page -'IS .ga-' WANDA IAM5 BARBARA JEFFERS HELEN JORDON HAROLD KITT 45 -0? 'URN CAROLYN KLINE ANN KRACKER JULIA KLINGE PAUL KRAFT KAREN KRANTZ JOHN KALLEKER PATRICIA KELLER Yr GLENN KESTNER JOHN KASUNICK ROBERT KERR SARA KEKICH SANDRA KERSHAW GAIL KEUPER BENITA KILPER Page 49 I S PATRICIA LAMM J. RONALD LANE ROBERT LATHAM DONNA LAWRENCE SARAH LEMON BRUCE LAX BERNICE I.eCLAIRE DAVID LENHART JERRY KREIGER MICHEAL KRESOVICH RICHARD KRESS CAROL KRUG RONALD LAB JACK LAIN I I E x s I I JUDY LENHART Page 50 ROSEANNE LENTZ JANET LONGWORTH CAROLE MCCULLOUGH The physics lab can be a dangerous place. Just ask Gary Hoyman if you doubt that statement. Gary Stoll, Luke Smith, and Ted Sinclair look on as Gary gets a severe shock during an experiment. ROBERTA LIGGETT CAROLE LUCKNER RONNIE McPHERSON WAYNE LIMP LINDA LUTZ CHARLES McDEW 5 eg ROSA LEE LITTLE WILLIAM LYNN ERNIE MAGLISCHO DAVID LITTLEFIELD MARLENE McALLISTER DAVID MAIER R iiii if it gr .,,. X cw W uw swell S xsfyfrvw -'f- xx ...mf S X A N s X eiig N S ,V EMMA LONG BEVERLY McBETH ELIZABETH MANN :wx .N 1, PLN, .L X it Q53 xv? 7- rc, 17221. .ii ,,,, i :::,i ,., . .,,, I K : Q A-.L X . 'gc SI W 2- 4931 4-'-' ., 'Q :gf vw ,sg r JOHN MANN SHELDON DAVID ALICE MATHESON MATHEY MATTER ROBERTA MARY ROBERT MAXHIMER MAYLOR MEYER I 'I' 4' Kg f ,,-' I A Fw- '7 ' I tx Ai , X A ..,, ' JOAN SANDY MARTHA MARSH MARSHALL MATAKO ROGER KEITH PAUL MAUGER MAURER MAXHIMER ELEANOR RICHARD DAVID MICKLEY MILLER MILLER Mony of the girls in the home economics department often work on proiects thot benefit them outside ot school. Nancy Russell is putting the finishing touches on o dress thot she is making in sewing closs. Page 52 ll X ! alfa CAROL MURPHY HELEN MYERS JANICE MYERS JOHN NADZAM DONALD NAGLE BETTY NEMETH LUCILLE MILLER EUGENE MISHLER I cARoLE MOHR THOMAS MORROW KATHLEEN MITCHAEL GENE MONTE VERNA MORTLAND JAMES MOORE ROBERTA MOSER Page 53 'ini PAT PARAMORE PATRICIA PATERSON LARRY PATTERSON EMERSON PAULUS DWIGHT PEARCH RICHARD PENCE JOAN PENDOLINO WANDA NETZLY ROGER NEWMAN DONALD OTT JANET OWENS ROBERT PACKER AGNES PAINTER MAY PEARL JOAN PERTL Page 54 ,IM 'Wu Here are the ten Miss Massillonian candidates wearing the flowers presented to them during the annual board program in the boy's gym. Clues were read relating to each girl before her name was announced. Then those terrible seconds while the envelopes were opened before the names 3 Wefe CIITYTOUFICGU. JAMES PATRICIA MIRADA PETERS PETTAY PETTY ANN HELEN FRANK POPA POPA PRADO PATRICIA JANICE DONNA PRUNTY PURDUM QUEEN SUSAN PITCOCK WILLIAM PRENTICE EARL RADTKE JAMES PITTMAN DEAN PRICE MARYLOU RADTKE f anim sexi.. x-f I 5 IIAEQE 5 'C N1 Nei I f, -. 4 no QS R wg , ls N X 2 mf?-W3 . , C? C-X SEQ, Q be rf? I , X L , , I 1 me sity Q Pl A 'CX S MA. I-Q-r A 1 Q 3 . .L XX s' fl 'X N sf ., 'I ARABELLA PLEDGURE PATRICIA PRICE GLENN RANKIN K we I K, 3, D Y K Q . sg I ox 'fgizigr Y ' I' +25 my I LM s ,f ILL ff., ltv I N f we + A NILA RATLIFF GIBSON RITENOUR HELEN ROSE 4 IJ ELIZABETH REICHEL RICHARD ROAN CARMELLA ROSS wrwg WTP JUDITH REMLEY WILLIAM ROBERTSON FRANK ROSS KATHLEEN RICE TIMOTHY ROBINSON MARCIA ROSS HAROLD RINK THOMAS ROHR JIM ROSSETT Another of the many couples seen to- gether during the school yeor wos Doris Dowell ond Johnny Jomes. Here they ore standing in front of Doris' locker in the north IICIII. Pngc 36 SHIRLEY RISHER JUDITH ROSCHE DONNA ROWAN YW .,, o 1 l u Q s X JUDITH SANDWITH SHARON SARBACH SANDRA SCHLUB PATRICIA SCHILLINGER ROY SCHOENFELD JAMES SC HOTT DAVID RUCH MARIE RUEGG NADINE RUETZ DONNA RUMMINS WALT nge 5- f RUTHY RUPERT NANCY RUSSELL RUSSELL PATRICIA ST. DENIS DONNA JEAN SABO X X X. K 4 Qs. I X ,A I RISI 'A A li X1 if A Q JO ANNE SELAN SANDRA SHALLENBERGER MARY SHAMMO RONALD SHANOR CHARLES SHILLING BARBARA SHIPP DONALD SHONK TED SINCLAIR MARILYN SINGER DONNA SCHROCK GERALD SCHROEDER DON SCOTT DAVID SCHUMACHER ROBERT SEEK DANIEL SEIPLE 61 Page 58 A -1' -'Q' Eoch student in senior physics closs had to present cn project to the class. Oliver Binford is experimenting with cn project in- volving the use of the photoelectric cell. ALEAN SMITH RONALD SMITH MARILYN SNYDER X N Sic T 'Timo THOMAS VIOLA RONALD SINGER SINGER SKELLY JAMES A. JAMES R. .IANICE SMITH SMITH SMITH SHIRLEY R. GARY MARILYN SMITH SNIDER SNODGRASS L. I ,N I nm Q. gc Ax k Q, no i .xx 5 Q 3 I I TXT- W ii .w.M..,g -,X I A X246 I . X . I . I jr ' Y RR 3 Q Y X X S R X xg lk i vw X Q: V 'Iii J? YN nf A 9' as-N Q 'W 33 1 ' I X I X x , .kc N ' x I of - - X ,gi , it 30 mix? v s? . Nfiiefsil .:.:, .,.. J-.AQ COURTNEY SMITH RUTH SMITH MARGARET SOKOLOVITS 'ws .W Wx r dvi ' I Q 17. an 1 1, ku h, and 5 i TOM SPICER JAMES STEWART GARY STROBEL 'Tx 'haw ANN SPRANKLE GARY STOLL MICHALENE STROH :E-f 5 K CAROL SPRANKLE DANIEL STONER ROSE STUCK Jerry Kreiger seems pleased to have his pictures token as his steady, Sonnie Hewitt, ponders can article from the Hi-Times. Page 60 G' f 'Y' T? EDWARD STAVROFF VVILLIAM STREET FRANK SUMMERS 'I Q -mtl 'I uf' -is I II a GARY URBAN WILLIAM URBAS JOHN VALES JEAN VASSILLOFF PATRICIA VATTER GEORGE VENABLES BETTY TAYLOR MARY TOLES HARRY TAYLOR MARY ANN THOMAS PATRICIA TOURNOUX PARNELL TRAYLOR MILTON TREISCH ROBERT TRACY ANNA TU RKAL GW Page 61 al! 'Vit NTT JON WELDON ALICE WETZEL ROBERTA WHITE CAROL WELLER EDWARD WEY SANDRA WHITMAN DAVID WESIE JERRY WHISLER JOANNA WILEY I Page 62 BILL VOSHALL DONNA WAGNER RUTH WARE JOYCE WARE JOAN WEIRICH DANIEL WEISE Wow! Take a look at these lovely girls! Girls? No Boys? Yes, Dick Kress, Bob Packer, Marv Graber, Don Humes, and Ted Sinclair rest after leading the varsity cheering section during the varisty-faculty basketball game. CAROLE DRUSELLA DOROTHY WILLIAM G. RICHARD JACKIE WILHELM WILLEY WILLIAMS WILLIAMS WISKOFSKE WOLFE LaVERNE BETTY MARSHA WARREN CAROL VIRGINIA WOLGAMOTT WRIGHT WRIGHT YOUNG ZIEGELHOFER ZIEGELHOFER CHARLENE WARREN HAROLD ZIESMER ZIMMER McKITRICK 404. L23 Q Ny K :S 3. go? X Xxx Q5 XXXXXXQ Xe xx av- XX 5 W .gun i . . iw f' ck fx + . ' sw I X Ns: N X BARBARA ADAMS DENNIS FLOCK CYRIL HOOT TERRY JACOBS DAVID KLAR MAE PEARL LOWERY GARY WIGGINS WILLIAM L. WILLIAMS CAMERA SHY Page 65 VIRGINIA MORAN RONALD MOSS CAROL PAPE LARRY PARRISH EVELYN PETERS JAY STANFORD DON STENOFF JOE TOURNOUX GRADUATING SENIORS If-v I IAFRUIT for 5 :Vt Y I QQ: r xr Mlke presudentf Carl Sibila, treasurer. Advisors: Don Rinehart and A , , .,, ' A xy . - ,M W-. N gp w. 1-X 2 ,HW . H.: W .K 5 H Y. 5 'Q ' A is . 5 ,A J ukwa ' S V3 N4 ,,.,,5g for the boys' gym ' 7y', 'N r ,Lee Haslinger. A 'fx MISS H. CLARK'S HOME ROOM Row li R.n' Aston. N.1myAd.nns. IDLUIIIILI Alvrlrcl, Sally Allcn, Marv Born- lI'.l4lLL'I', Ada lf.-.ln B.nnn. Bl.lf,2AlI'L'I Br-nrv. Phil liinklcy. Robert Annmnillc. Ruw li N.nn'x' BL-dn.lr, Marv Burnett. Sh.n'un Again, Rnlm-rt.1 Bull.Sr1ndr.1 B.rldwin, Sonic Altl.1nd, ,Indy AdL'lI11.lll, .lane Appmnn, D.1rl.1 Andcars. Row SI kicmldinc Blunt lmnluslmrc, Brnac Bixlcr, Dnrwnnd Allluxusc, 1.111105 B.rgh, Rnlwrt B.1kcr, Gcralld B.rrknmn, Rngcr BL-rrv. ,lguncs Amlcrson. Page 65 5...- MISS FISH'S HOME ROOM Ram li Pllllllllk' Bm'r1Ir.1,ur-11 lam-' Bury, Indy Kf.1nrr-rlwnry, illnrirc Brnglin, Inner Brnwn1.1ll, Vicki BLILkk5lHLllf!. Bl.lXiI!L' Brmvniicld, lflurvmc fdlL'Il.!L'l'Y. Sl1n'lcY Blllllxlf. Rmx Q: Vir,uini.x Brcsrlc, l.ul'L'II.l Brown, l.ind.1 fl.lI'5UI1, 'llsnv Bnrdctts, llmulrd Brnggh. Arluy Brooks, D.1vid Bunluhmr Gary Brnnkcr. Rnl'-cr! Brnwn. Row 32 Incl Curr, lrnncs Bnwcr, Larry Bowers, Rialmrd Brenner, Kenneth Brown, larry Bnrncll, Andrew Chester Brmvn. A lwscnt: GL-nc Bun n1.ln MISS FUDGE'S HOME ROOM Rim I l.lIK'l lluftlur, Cfvrirliix ffuwgln, Ili: C,wi11p.iii. l.lIIL'lIjIII1I1IU,Dl1UII.1 C um. Al.IfX lfx'L'lx'n Cmmpcr. Russ Izlimcr. Bill Cilin-In-min. Ronald Drcmlxupil. Rim ,I l.mis C mrrinlucr. Chwlc Siinpson, Slurlum- iiirlcv. Iurrx' Collins. Kun li.mui'lxg l:riI Divminik. Larrv fiiziiiuv. IAIIQ ffriswfll. DiLl-L lwsviilwri i. RIM 9' lcrrx' 1301-wrilmi. R-mucr Cherry- Iwlincx. I..1rrx' Clark. Tcrrv Draw. Duiixl-I I'l.1xwl4Y, Dun Duili, Incl hiizu, Liincs Dumnn. Dann IMI l1II4lL'lI. Almnr' Mililu-,I Sliixlmlin, Olive Davis. Page 66 MR. GARDNER'S HOME ROOM Rim' li Shirlcx' Iiittinu, W'iniwni1 Ifriunil, Virluinia Ifislicr, Carol limiu, Bsssic l'L1rIv.iy,,lui1cr lfuclw, Donn.: Ifisllcr. ,Ioycc Ifuiilircr, 'l'AlII11lI'.I linlcv. Row Q' Diana Izlliorr. Anul.i l'llllL'l. Bcvcrlx' lflilun. Miirilvn Ifriinz. Kfiiml Ifurgan. Vlmlv Ifmklcr. Iulm Iilirlcss, Vernon Iflimcrx, Cicorxuc I'r.1zicr. Row 5: jim Ifierstos, Bob Ifciirlicringliiun, Ilurulil Fillicz, ,luck Iingcllumlt, Marlin Gorilon, ,link Ifinncy, ,lim Ifreiilly, Dick lfroclinli, Bob Ifry. Absent: Jack Foiintain MR. HlME'S HOME ROOM xlL'l'.l l lcv lit. Almmyu' l lU.!,llL'. C,xIl1cr1ncllnllm.m,.lmlyll1ll1.ml. N.1mv llulllcr, Ann llolnlcr. Shcllwy lligginlmrlmnm. M.1ry Km' llcrm.m. Rum li ,lcrry llcrring, Tom llimllcy. Mila' l lcrsl1lwI'gL'I', vl.lk'li l lillwrr, Sally llcrsllcy, Mary llopp, Pcnnic l lOllNY.1.!L'I'. MISS. L. HESS' HOME ROOM Row l: Marilyn Ucsnlmwinll, Violet Gril lion, Brcnllu Gaul, Kay llurwlg lzmct lllllllhlll, lk-un' llcnr' . .. 5 l Rulwcrtu llnmul, llnzul Gruylwill Limln llcuthcr, Row li ,llllllll L11lrl.1ml. Carol llnmill Berry llcmy, Ummln llulpgns Philip ll.1rriwn, Ullcll cldllty Linry llcnry. R11yGlc1.-spuxl. D.lvi1 lircsscr, 'lulm ll.lyxlL'I1, Rmy S ,lcrry lldlii hut, flUlll'IIlL'y ll.1rl.m lilmggrr lllulcr, Rulwrt l l.l5SlI1.lI1 ,l.um's llarpur, Cllmrlcx ll.lll'lL'fy Alllxc Lil-Klan. D.micl llartung 1 ll1Ul1l.lS Lu-snllxxlml. l Alwscm: ll.1rlw.1r.1 l lurris MR. LlEBERMAN'S HOME ROOM Row l I Carolyn lNlrlNlillan. Joann Leica- yluilifli Lamp, Annern Ksiuzak, Nancy llivelslnurlucr, Billie McCul- Ii1u,ul1. Lillian MdIaulcy, Beth lxlkldllltlllllll, ,Ioan McMaster. Rim' Q, Marlurii' Alicllllltlllgll, llarlwara M.1i1lcy. lirlxnrril l.uwrl1cr, Douglas Maier, XX'illiam Long. Larry l..mrei1rL'. Morris MLCleary, -l.llI1L'h Mcliuwcll, IDUHOVLIH Lcl1- i11.1n. Rim' S Rr-nel l.CxlNOIl'lC, Franklin Leifcr, llmvarrl Lercher, Robert Long, -l.ill1L'S Nlkcillllillljlll, Gary Kutz, llrir l.a1rsc1n, Norman Kutz, Carl Kruplf Alwsenr: Charles MrDew, Dale McGinnis. MR. HlSE'S HOME ROOM Nancy Kerr, Carol Sue Jones, Janice Knerr, Naomiu Knurry, Par Hopp, .Iurlirh Houck, Sally Kemp. Carolyn -lc1l1nsoi1, Carolyn Kouth. Row 2: Shirley AlOl1I1S0i1, Ruth Kirven, La Verne Rapper. Karen Keller. Barbara Hudson, -Ioyre Huff, Ruth King, Roy Klicli, Roy vlunn, Max Krempcl. Row 5 1 ,lim Krier, Louis Hupp, ,laines Knouff, Bob Kiplingcr, Bob Kovacsiss, Leonard King, Larry Kersterter, .lurly lmlwlum, Theresa Kaminski. ,loyce -larimbs. MISS OBERLlN'S HOME ROOM Rim' l 3 Rul1ertlNllmre, Kay Miller Russell. Uraie Moran. -luily lNlimre. -lean Marsliall, lfvelyn lNlartl1ey. Bev- erly Martin, illlllll Montini. Rim' li Ciinily Miller, Monica Miller Mary ,lane lN1uore. kliman Martin. Betsy lNlauger. Martlia Mast, llelen Mitelmel. lamnise Mulranim, lNlnnrne Maxliiiner. Rim' jg liill Masiin. lfurresr Miller, Sanilra Miller, 'llnn Melilrum. 'l'r.ny Miller. llnlu Mliniek, Turn Mays, ,lini Mener, Mark Martin, Page 69 MR. OBERLIN'S HOME ROOM Row I: Iiarlmra Mnspens, .luAnn Nuiln, Lliarlnrte Niiewaniler, Paula Par- sons, Lily Oliver, Cieurgiana Parr, Leona Patrick, Carul Myers, Row 1: K Viki Novak, Nanny Murelli, Angel ine Paraileses, Ma rgaret Nash, Riqliy Moyer, Ranily Pat- terson, 'Ibm Paul. Raw 5: ,lack Neal, Glenn Pattinson, Bill Paflas. Ricliaril Morse, Dennis Nemctli, -Iulius Myricks, Bill Myrieks, Charles Morgan. Absent: Patricia Mrofka, Donna Pape, Patricia Paramore, Ruger Patter- son, Willialni Paul. MR. MOTZ'S HOME ROOM Row l Z -lu Ann Phillips, llelen Pohovey, ,lutly Perkson, Bnrlwuru Pfister, Rosemary Pentlolino, Sanily Reig- llxlftl, Arlene Pnxson, Glcntlu Prittlmrtl, Polly Pease. Row Q1 llitsy Pratt. Sully Poth, Carolyn Poling, Nanny Peters, Lois Preis, lirnnm Retlvine, Suzanne Rauber, Brute Riintlolph, Rontiltl Prunty, Tom Ping. Row S, Ben Ream, lfrimli Pcntlolino, Diill.is Purtliim, Liirry Reetl, Paul lkixoii. Byron Pearson, Roger lhuiliis, Ditla Pyle, Dick Pitcock, D.ix'iil Reinoehl. Alssent: Ron.tltl l'ert.ty. Bill Rzltltkc, Bill R.tlls. MR. RElGAR'S HOME ROOM Row l Viriginiii Riley, Margaret Sand, Ihtrlmrti Rintler, Lintlat Sehram, Lintlii Russell, Lintln Rcger, Miirtlm R ut-gg. Diana Rossctt, .l.inite Ritoslci. .Izuniee Rohr. Row li l.intl.i RtlVl'l.lI1kl, Carolyn Rutledge, Lintlii Siirlutli. Carolyn Schotsch, Nitlq Stliroik, Diivitl Riehnrilson, .lerry Ryuin, Lucille Roberts. l5e-verly Roque. Roxx 5 ,Io.in Ritlmrtls, Gcriiltl Rush, Sully Ritstlmrtl. Ailein Sehmitlt, Gmtly Rolwinson, Bolv Rinehart, Rolverr Stheetz, Marlin Rohinson, Relwectni Siintler, Gcmltl Roscman. Absent: Delores Robinson. gc 71 MR. RlNEHART'S HOME ROOM Row I: lfaye Shammo, Shirlie Smith, Margie Schwartz, Barhara Smith, ,lo Ann Simonson, -lutly Shanklin, Carol Sihila, Dorothy Shankle, Sharon Scott. Row li Lintla Sthumacher, Elaine Shoman, ,lutly Slates, Joanne Schroetler, -Indy Secrist, Dick Smith, Chuck Smith, Kenny Skelly, Donna Seitller. Row 5: Martha Singhass, Cheryl Septer, Dick Smith, Myra Shriver, Boh Shirley, Sondra. Slhowers, .lim Shilling, Dick Snavely, Dave Smith. Absent: Pat Simon, janice Smith. MISS SONNHALTER'S HOME ROOM Row l I Gail Steiner, Carol Ann Snytler, Anna Mae Speicher, ,lo Ann Street, Susan Straughn, Nancy Stritler, Larry Spangler, Ronnie Stone. Row 2: Mayola Spells, Pat Speck, Martha Snively, llelen Strasavich, Nancy Stephenson, Don Steele, Terry Swartz, Kenny Stellie, llattie Stevens. Row 51 Dick Stevens, Mike Spraegs, -latk Spencer, Bill Stevenson, Haroltl Swartz, jim Stingle, lfretl Southwootl. Fretl Stutlehaker, -lane Stuher. Absent: Richard Steiner, MISS STOVER'S HOME ROOM Ron l: C .lrol XRVJVHCY, Sully lglylor. lidrlmleen XX'.lI'l1L'I'. Mdrilyn Trot- rer. XXl.lllxl.l loles, l'.1r XY'ulrer. Rolwrt XY'.1sI1ln4uton, -ICAIFIIICIIL' Al-.l5'll1I'. lieyerly losing. Roxx fi Donna 'l'I1om.1s. -lean Tamley. l.lIlL'f lonn. l..1rry XX'41sl1in,2ron. Rulmrrl XXl.lNlLlli. Mary 'lo 'l'g1ylor, .Luk Vruin, Kenneth Taylor, l'r.n'ry XYe1lrl1erlwee. Roxx R: Rulmrd l'l1. Luk VUAllClALICSL1l'lA!, Nelson Syler, Colvin Tryon, C.h.1rles'llllu-llion, Roger XX'ugner, lin lenley, Sally Wfelwlner. Alwsent: Lonnle 'I'l1om.xs. -ludy Tonn. Page 72 MISS TAYLOR'S HOME ROOM Row l I Marlene Wfillmelm. lilizulwerh Weis- Amrlwer, Bury Weller, james Vifolgumorr, Margaret We-rmrzr-l, Ronnie Young. Gladys WillIxiIL', Ralph XVilli.uns, Patricia XX'ood. Row 2: Robert WllL'L'lL'. .Ioyee Wflmirmore, Adam Wk-xslugnrlwer, Carolyn Young, Gertrude Willirlrmus, -lacquelyn Wflmeeler, Susan Wfilley, Loren Yoder, David Young. Row S 1 Richard Xwhirfield, Leon Yoder, Ronald Wirmgg-k, joseph Wnrlls, Robert Willgcvlls. Clifford Wlmilv- key, Robert Wiskcmfske. . V! i, 'MX E 1 Q -rf? ' ! K.. x Q . V, sv s..-' T is X E .tm ,, 5, if.. Xi' 'ASX , 5411 will A Wfff 4' ,,- Q was Wx, -2 S I ' 1 '- rx x 1 X .fifbe Q ' , , 5 5 f....v . we A f'?fi9Q11il , M1154 , - rata-. E W1-4w.'3,,'? '-Q--W wwimrrwwf ez li f T l, Q 5 E 32 ii i ii l is 4 sl lg , .4 , Q. , .. 5 sf, sopliomongaig CLASS OFEIQERS Left to riglit-Sl Judy Galvin, tfeasurerg Sandy Daniels, secretary Bob Getz, president: and Mark Anthony, vice pres. 1 o i 5 i 4 5, b , year because of the large number of parties and candidates seeking offices, a Q if - -sa e X ae' . ' A tuw, I - EM s 'S-2 l 5 , X' Nm Z a 5 A 1 MR ALLISON S HOME ROOM UH IIIIN I rsu 1 A1 1L 1 1 f 1 1rs1111 I1Ix11r1I Am 111 11111 1 L11 1111 AIUNILIYI IIIL AlI1s1111 D11r1m1I11 A1 1111s UNK IIIII f 1 11 1 Au r II A Iruu M1rI1 A11t111111 111 f 1 A HNLIII R1Iv111 1 AIL111s W IBIIL AII1 lLlI-Il L 1 1 A111ILrs1m MISS BEATTYS HOME ROOM 111 u11Iy IIIN 111 Ihrnu r 1 1 vc r1 111 II lIlIx INN lfl rr1111,11 hrr B111 1 1111 BIIIS 1111I1 Ball M lfl ll hw Llfy 1 In gr 11111 111111 111I5 B1 1 UNK 1111 11r X 1 11111 B11 LX 1 11 XXIII 11 111 B11 Il r III 1I I3111LI1111 111 D111 I1r Ar1 11r C I1 1rI1s Butcr C1111 1 II111111 R ' I 1 I'1'is1iII.1 IMIL ' i I1 II'ssA. ,I11Iy Xl1I',' , 5 '1 - . SI1. ' 1 XII- , WI XI 5 R - I: R1 . 1I XIILIII. fc rg- I'7I'I1. LIL' 111 111 ' . ' I SIL. 'r XII'Il. I ' I IXI. 1i. 'A11-1, 1'.'-11.1- ' lit I : II ' II. llr I A Shirlcy Bcckcr. l..1rry Bair, Ii1I- x1.11I IIQII, MI1- A -'lI. ,I Iy 1 -5. R ' ,Zi 111. . A ' 411 11, ,- y -1 1. l11A 1 If . ' , a '1 1119 I1 .',', I'- IIglI'g-, ,II II1-1 - , ,I ' -111 y. R S: D. 4' I Ii. ', VIII . AI Il.1'ry ILII . ,I I -I .1, U1 . 1I I . -' - . I'. fa Vrg- MISS CLARK'S HOME ROOM Row l 2 August Bennett. Mary Bristor, -lutly Bennett. Betty Bruner, Mary Bighee. Betty Borntrager, Sue Blantz, Rita Bueger, Barbara Brown. Row li Carol Brutler, Larry Bernrtlucci, llenry Bergtlorf, Anita Boekel, Carol Bretlenherg, Dolores Boytl, lyory Benkimin. -lim Bivings, Bill Blount. Herlwert Benson. Row 3: .lanet Boswell, llowartl Blogna, -I.1mes Britton, jon Bortlner, DeW'itt Bishop. Ronald Bing, ,loe Brownlee, Haroltl Brown, Gregory Bishop, Frank Bennett. Ahsent: Gail lirownsxxortl. Page 76 MR. COOPER'S HOME ROOM Row l Z Artluth Cheney. Ruth Cole, Carol Clause, Violet Bulmrtn, Mary Anne Burke, Nancy Chaney, Connie Cantrell, Minnie Cttstiani, Don Campton. Row 2 1 Buzzy Christner, Then Copnnos, Sandra Carpinell, Dorothy Caltl- well, ,lutly Burya, Velma Conley, Carol Clasper, Lyn Cline, Rose- mary Cox, Dun Cano. Row 5: ,lean Costell, Boh Burrows, Dick Converse, Duke Convers, Archie Campbell, ,lim Cook, Carl Charley, Elijah Byrd, Willizlni Coates, Clyde Chiltlers, Roy Collier. Absent: Lucille Clark. MRS. FRlSCH'S HOME ROOM lik NN' l 1 Monetta l7ox, Mary ,lo lflwergartl, Bette lingleliart, Sally llisher, Susie lillc-r, Roberta Kay lframc, Santlra lillis, -lack liggc-nscliwilcr, la-stef lficliter, Wfilliam liggleston. Row I I Mary Lou lfritl. Carolyn lfry. Suyannc liloytl, Mary lflaisig. lutlv lfiscus, Sheila lflson, l,I.1l'l3.lf.l lfrtle. Davitl lfarle, Glatlys lfyster. Row S: Rit llartl lirance, Cfliarles lfllison. Ronaltl lfry, Gary lick roatl, XY'illi.un lfislier, Kc-nnt-tli Dye, ll4llUIl1.lS lfhmer, Loren lfastertlay. Mary -lo lfyster, Kathleen lfalwian. Alwst-nr: l'laine linicry. Mae Ferrell. Page 77 MISS DAVIS'S HOME ROOM Row l I Diane Crookston, Richartl Crytlcr, ,lane Doinrou, Owen Crites, Santlra Daniels. Betty Dewalt, lflizalweth Dague, Theresa Di- Mazzio, Martha De llass. Row 2: Norma Crofut, llelen Drolwney, Marilyn Dunnie, Mozcll Dixon, Diane Day, Opal Dickinson, Rolwert Davis, ,lohn Donat, lrma Crum, Row 5: Williitiii Cralwle, Riclianl Crum- ley. Richartl Dine, Donaltl Cfrofut, Norman Dick, Willigiiii Duke, David Decker, Sitlney Dowtl. Absent: Carl Crawford, Jerry Dottavio. MISS HALL'S HOME ROOM Rarxx I: Ann fifklITlL'Il31lllCI', Kay George. Mary Iiurlmy, Beverly Guiney, Carol Gel, Nancy Gregory, Tom Gesslinu. llill Getz. Ann Gaxlvele. Rim l l:f.l!1li Gnliniln. Karen Furbny, Berry Glazer, june G.irilner, Teil Georgie, Dick UCIZ, Rimzllil Gil- mnre. Ruger Gue. Ray Green, luily G.ilxii1. Rim' J. lflxirles Gise, Teresa Iiuriute, Bob Gatz, Diik Glenn, lfrnnk Getz, Ihrney Giliz, Dirk Galtrell. Ros- .inne Gram, Dilviil Gray, Pete li.lfSlns, MISS HARMON'S HOME ROOM Row I Z Gail Head. Kay Harris, Sully Hall, Mary Haas, Annie Irlalstings. Burlmrn Hartman, ,Iuily lI.1yilen. Don Hansel. Burlmrn Iluin, Rnw l: Ann llaltner. Damn lleiily, Bnlw Heggy, Dale Hansen, Carol II.1lI, john Halter, Kenny I Iillter. Namy Hnrmelink. Ruw 5: Alice Hartz, Oliver llixgmn, .lim Gumb, Alohn lleimunn, 'Ibm Hamilton. Page 78 MR. HASSLINGER'S HOME ROOM Row I 1 lflmer lleinler, Lenure llnwell, N.mty llunk, Arnoltl llelnitk, lleilluy I lnlsworth, Alutly llolm.1n, l5.lI'lLlI'Ll lloltlerlmum, Shnrnn I lntlge. Susie llulmes. Rim' li l.1nit'e llustun, lNl.1rilyn llerlwst. lfrnmie llullm.1n, liner llerm.in, Lilentla llensnn, Clmrles llimes, Bill llenkel, Ruger Hughes, Cllmrlntte llentlershnt, Alutly Hilf herf. Ruin llorvgith. Row 5: lie-urge -lLlL'liSUI1, Brute llnffmgn, Ruger lloxtetler, Rielmrtl llelniek, Louis llermatn, Train lleine, Bnlw llorner, Alim lhilnngel, Bill Hunt, Lynn lluwilrtl, lntrry llnllinger. Ahsent: 'I'I1m1ms Henry, George llernenne, Denny llnlmnn, Shirley llolfmaiii, hl.lI'.QLlI'L'X' llullwnrth. Page 79 MR. HENDERSHOT'S HOME ROOM Row l 2 Anita Kttesur, Cami vlunn, Martha julinson, -lunet Keller, -loann 4l0lIIlSUIl, rlqlliflllll -Innes, Lester King, litlwurtl Keeler, Kathleen Kerrigun. Row 2: jerry Kerstin, Kenneth Kerby, ,lutly jenkins, lillen Kemp, Salntlrn Jonas, Ethel Alnhnson, Ronaltl johnson, lluwurtl Alnlinstm. Row 5: Wfillium Kellnw, Scott Kunney, l'luwz1rtl Kemp, Dick Kitlwell, M icliey Jennings. Absent: Robert james, Ilelen -lns7mki, George hlennings, Willilliii Kuntlle, Larry Kemp, Kenneth Kester, David Kiggins. Mr. KELLER'S HOME ROOM Rim l lmlx Lumix. licrii' nlafluil. Rutll xl.lILl!lV.llllx. I'.tt MtC.lt-.isttii litr- lw.n.n Mltlw, lin Mil ln-.uit-I1 f..1ml Milk-ilu Ummm.: Mmxxitrinu. l llitl,l l ima rv. Rim Iiuntiitf I.nlt.-l.1. l.lllxl.l Miliritlu, l.li1itL-Miitiiitlcll. Sl1irlayNl.uu.tn. M.mi.x M.nxli.ill, Ii1ntl.t Martin. Aiirltntiv M.iriL-ru, Rnlwrt Lynn. Rim 3 lim Mtlln-nry, Malik MtDi1nicl, ,It-try lxlkxxllllltllll. Mulvillu Maier, ,lim lNliCfmm.1i1gl1y. Ltirry Mtilnnc, Tim Lung, liilly lX1LGrilncr. Alwscnt Guy Mtfluslicr, Xwnmlrmx' Bllljllf, fnlfill Maninn. MRS. JAVEN'S HOME ROOM Rim' l I llarnltl Kraft, l'.ttty Kwppu. ,lull Ktgiycr, Shirley Lt-ltr. Lint-ntlnlyn Kistlcr, Karen Lau, Yirginht l.cvcn,uoml, B.1rlmr.n l..iiluim, Xwillinm Kuhlim, Row 21 Paul Lawson, GL-rnltlinc Lcinun, Lau ra Koehler, Donna l..lIl1l11, Beverly Kulitk, Rnxcann Kuutli, Charles Kirby. -lung I,.iustcr, l..1wrL-nec Knzinski. Row 51 Carol Kirkinnn. ,lunc Krishct. Alcrry Kovtitcli. Gary l.4-nwr, Tlinnmx Lcnnaril, Dnvitl Llllllhlkll. l'.aul Krnach. Rnlwrt Inislilcy, .Inlm Lillo, N.itl1.1n lntstcr. Absent: Ruth La Pnrtc, Ddrlcnu Loc. Gcriiltl Lint. Ruth Littlcliultl, MR. KOFFEL'S HOME ROOM Rim' l 1 M.lry Luu Miller. C,.lrnlyi1 Max- himer, Margaret Mdrerlieik. Cum Mmpens, M.1ry Mmmre, Norm.: M.irtin, -lurlirh lxi.lll.LlL'f. Luis Mulmsiek, Alherm lim Moser. Rim' .T 1 M.1rlene Mitchell, Carol Morrison, Inner Mmxre, Patricia Mililmk. Shirley Miller, Charles Mazzintrgl, lnmes lxiAlUllL'X!'S. Aluily Marrern. l.imes Miilximen, Charles Miil-cley. Rim' it Alyie Meek, xluilirh Muure. Daniel Miifhey, Gary K. Miller. George Mitchell, Marvin Max' himer, Wfnyirie Minger. Phillip lNlrmm, ligirl Miller, Tlmnlgis Meek, Gary W. Miller. Absent: Melvin Mnxl1imer,Geurge Mishler Page S l MR. KING'S HOME ROOM Row l 1 ,lesse Perdue. I.iel.mi Pmrer Vl7I1Ll.1 pllll.llMlLlFl1, Rim Peters Nimrmri Pemlulinu, llelen Peters lxlilflklfll' Palmer, Shirley Pngen lmph. Marilyn Penilulinu. Row 2: Bgirlxiru Owens. Velilil Netzly I.illi.m Nichols, Cyntliiu Myrielis P.irriLir1 Pemz, Bunim Price SJYCIIC 0'Leury. Christine Novak Anna Phillips. Rim SZ Ste-ll.1 Parker, Alune Nussrlurler VJIILL'NllSSlW1lllI11, l,UlllV.lIl Nulvle luseph Piilnski. Chiry Dritz Philip P.ixrm1, Clharles Oberlin ll.1rulil Newman, Allumu Myriiks Ahsem: Nami' Newwm, 'Ibm Owens Dmmlil Parr. Kathy Pflug. MRS. LAYTON'S HOME ROOM Ron lx Silly R.inilles, Cloiinie Sue Reger. l'.it llllllililll, Vicki A. Popgi, lliltle,u.iril Pilsiilc. G.1ry Pratt, Cgirol Re.iritk. Ronnie Ralston, I luily loliovey. Rim -log Putt. Aline l'l.uit, Dick Potts. ,link Rigger, Dorothy Reiclienbach, Deli-ne Priie. Lee Ping. Mike Poulelis. Row 9: I. Morgan P'les. Bill Pierce. . P s l..irrV Price, Roger Reese. Absent: Mary Re-lvine. Page 82 MISS LEGG'S HOME ROOM Row l: Neva Ritter, Cllmrlotte Rlioutlcs. Nicholas Roberts, Carol Ronziltl, Kathleen Remley, jenn Rohr- lmiigh, llelen Rice. Murtliii Rosc- brook, Willi.ii11 Ritenour. Row 2: ll.irolil Roebutlx. Diiviil Ritlqer. lflivgibetli Rofs, Gwen Rirtllie, Ngiry Lu Ritoslxy, Dawn Rllmles, Carol Riley. X'lYlLlI1l'lU Riclmrtls. ,liimes Reinoelil. Row 5: Ricliartl Riese, Tom Ross D.1viil Roth. -loc Rohr, Lenwurtl Robin- son, Tom Rosclie, Gene Rolls. Ritliiml Roseman. Robert Rodgers Absent: liveritt Robinson. f MR, RICE'S HOME ROOM Row l: M.irlene Smith. l'.itrit.i Smith. Nanny Smith. Marilyn Smith. l'.itriii.i Singlinus, Ruth Slitlieiy :Xsren Smith. Rnw .': Uni-.lun Simon, Clirtml Simnn. Siillv Slinluer. ll.illie Simon. Paul Sinner, Allin Slinlxer, Ditla Singer, Alwsent: l'1iul Simmons, ll.1rolll Slgilmugh. Rm' Smillie, Augusta Smith. Limes Smith. MISS OSBORNE'S HOME ROOM Row l 1 l.inet Slhntt. N.iniy Stlinener. ciyllll1l.l Shem.is. Saintlm Smhu- m.nher. Teil Sitl.iw.1y. Martha Sthmitlt. Shirley Shilling. Carol Stlireuingnst. Rnngilil Rutter, Rnw 2: Aluimn Rusher. slauqiieliiigq Shtmor, Chnrlntte Rnuilclmsli, Ritai Rucgg. Brentlii Sclmeitlcr. kluyte Sclmrver. Rl.lfj.Z.lfL'f Siglnr. Ralph Rutmmn, l.cun.1 Sekulinh. Rim' 5: Melvin Rully, Dorothy Schuer, lorry Rowan, -lim Shnnts. Teil Schultz. Terry Russell, lfll Shnnli, 'llnm Rush. Aluscnti Klhtirles Rmvliiml. 'Ioan Russ, lnhn Russell. Niirtlm Sgiltx. MR. STRECKER'S HOME ROOM linux l, lerrv Valex. Kay Truax, Lintla XVL-st, .lohn Thornlwerry, xlutly Xlnilliu. Marilyn W.1zlz1vek, llelen Iaweft, l.avina West, XY'.nnl.i Yo-ut. Row .li Phyllis XY.ul1inutot1. Betty Tucker, lntlx' llreies. Dennis Tonn, liitlmr-l Xlfelwer. Bill Templin. .loe 'l4urlt.xl. lfvelyn W'ayman, l..n1rel 'l'hx-ix, Santlra Wlelcllet. Row S: Alt-we 'l'r.iylor. Bill Toles, Rolwert XXlClkl1l'l'. Ciarrel W'L'stft1lI, Darwin Turxkey. Ralplm Tennis, Stanley Totltl. Ronaltl Tynan. Lynn Tay- lor, Annalvelle 'l'ho1nas. Alvxenl. Dan lollwerl, Arlene Utt. MR. SCOTT'S HOME ROOM Row l 1 Sharon Stoner. .lutly Speichet, ,loan Stewart, Tom R. Smith, Don Spuhler, Susie Spicer, Lila Talweling, .loanne Sokoluvits, lutly Stutler. Row 2 Lintla Stahl, Rachel Steiner, Margaret Stelfens, Charles Stitz, ,lim Speck. Boh Stutler, Bolw Steele, Dave Sypolt, Amie Steele. Row 5: Don Stutler. Bill Snellmker, Eugene Stewart, Dale Snyder, Tom li. Smith, Dan Swartz, Maury Snavely, Tom Snytler. Dick Swift. Absent: ,lesse Steele, -larnes Swearinger, Tony Sylvester. 2. 'G !l sa.. 'Mx M 5 'X l I 'W if -. Q 1 1 ' u 5, . 85.4 ,K g, -. - M., ..,, ga. , 4,- 9-XD Qi if KH an I ,, gg Vi.kA4,l6sy u -.Ex X F? I l M V' 'Q ,fx Q '.SR2i 'J 1 if 3 W 1, rw A xx n ., Jft J N A Q I 1 ve FJ-si' ,Vg N, l ' 'Q A Q Kff 91.3 'L XJ 5 J . KW ' KJ-.,., 2 5 Z x if Q XE we vi i LzEff.f- X E 'w img? Q V E' AA if' , M' Q R awww 3 N, . :L air X W wx if . ' i , ,:,, ' X N' 's A Ik .-ypmmmwmwm . . . Q, I w ',..:'- K ,, , ,N : wg 4? K-gtg' . x. -1 i fhl 1 A-f Si' ,sy .W ef 5 L, P' I 956 LAURA GLIDDEN DORIS DOWELL PA BAUGH CECILIA SALLY EMBID DUTTON MISS MASSILLONIAN CANDIDATES JANET HELEN GRABER POPA DONNA SCHROCK PAT PRUNTY JANET GEORGE ,qs T in ,,,'v 1,1 'K 4 F-1.,,,,,,4 J? CN Muss Masslllonnan ot 1956 has been very actuve and popular around the hugh school She us a member of the Woman s Club Speech Club Terps and Dramatucs For three years she has served on the student councul Congratulatlons and best washes to Mnss Massullonlan of 1956 SALLY DUTTON 'vi' lv I . 'A . i ,f, , ,f . ' ' ' - lm . . . lf. s'3 gfy ' 'S --21 -,fs NX .. , - v 4124-2 ' , A ,U ,.. V f. W ., U -A -. . w - 1. 4 3: r 4 ' 0 'J ' . 1 .rf - 5., ., 1 2 f - Y -., s - Y Y . Jr 4 I. 7 . Y H lr . V' ' ,1 ' Us , .1 MW A - ,t My V If U wx I Q SV. , W A 5 M, . '1, , ' 4 1 . li? ', s my 1 I7 A x 'rf v '-Z . , Lv. . -. . Ki. ' Q M ,,,..w .- 4 rf' ' 2 Y :K L- D. 3 .I I I s I I , . . . I , . . . . . ' ' ll II . . , , . . . . . , Thus year for the fnrst tame the students had the opportunlty to slt ln on the final selection of Miss MGSSlllOnlCD Johnny Andrews popular radlo and televlslon star appeared In the boy s gym to unter vrew each of the ten candudates After the mtervvews he plac d h e us selectuons an a sealed envelope unhl as he sand I am f l N sa e y out of town ow that Johnny IS un Ne Y w ork on hrs network radio show It can be told K. N sh Wx, 'Q x ,X W n x -A S353 6 i-,,f-x 1956 MASSILLONIAN STAFF 1 xxx i' .Y s :tx '41 QV, J.: I I W-'AV . The Annual Board or the Massillonian Staff, as it is sometimes called, is made up of members of the sophomore, junior, and senior class. Members are usually selected from the fresh- men class and serve for three years. The Annual Board meets every day during the fourth period in room 113. The publication of a yearbook is a year long iob for the staff and its advisor. No sooner does the present book go to press in the early spring than the staff sets to work on the coming year's annual. Mika lfoltz Cfu' liifffnr Dirk Kress Lil-lliljlfllf l 'N fm WN w' .SFX mf' W? Q rs- i7 'N wk fflfClLA lfMBlD OLIVER BlNl:ORD Swzirfi' lfzfilor l'lm1r1tQmplvw 'l'l1c ' rim' intl wwlimnurt- -'irls rcstinu in Ohio the hero ins down the villain Mike Ditk 'intl Mr VUillmot L,u ovcr lux . . 1 , . . Q . , p , . . . - - rririm Ili alter Ll lmrtl tl.iy's work, Bob Shirley. during the Annual Board prugmni plans with Mort l'rLsr.l1m1n rally skit. johnny Antlrcw's agent. ts-wi s t.. wx Q t..tsf5 e: lliml XY'ill1t'lrn Robert Williilrvt plllfljlf lwztflffi rlif1'l.im' The work involved in producing a yearbook is tedious and time consum- ing. But when the finished product appears in print the long hours spent working with contracts, paper cutters, photography, rubber cement, and typewriters somehow make it all very much worthwhile. Many of the senior members of the Annual Board go on to college and try out tor the yearbook stalls there. The background gained in high school is indispensible for further work in the field of publications. Thcu Copunos loan Stewart Line Allison Page 95 xr ii -f X Elaine Emery Barney Giltz DRAMATICS xx R x R xx Nmu lxcrr x1ll'LlL Stl1Vkll'Il Nhrrlq Smrth Vlnlxcy BllKlxSlWll'L I11 Runhnl Ctml Ijlilllllltt lawn Wcntzcl Sxllx lump lunurc Taylor lul Colxt Sharlcnc Curlq Carolyn Pollng udy Alllcmln busannc Rlubcr l'Lnm llollvslgcr Silly Dutton Marry Lhllllcrs Marxlyn Singer l 1 lmlnl Nhxrlcy llnlcr Bnllrc Blum Dana Dc-mrs Dalc lvans on Dukc Bob Shrrlu Bucrly Bruch DRAMATICS COACH CLAUDE COLVIN After a two years leave of absence Claude Colvin returned to Washington Hugh School thus year He spent two years teach mg at two drfterent umversltles the Calro lvralum University and the American Umver stty The varued experiences gamed un has travels have been related to his students and many CIVIC groups un the area Although Mr Colvm enloyed has stay abroad he says that he IS glad to be home Page 96 THESPIANS Ru lg .'. I' '- . .gj .' 'z f ' , QL 7 '. tn Q: C.,1lc i 'i1. .la l , 1' ' 1, A 4 -. -' X fa' .' A' .M'. lt ii Culli. 5 wi. , 'V z' , 1' 'l 5' ., D -. A' ' .Z .1. , yu 1 I f - 1 Row Row Row Row Betty Tucker, Ann Grametlwauer. Sally Rantlles, Bette Englehardt, Vontla Philabaum, janet Schott, Kay Remley, Helen Tasseff, Barbara Holtlerbaum, Bahs Nichols. Sandra Daniels, Sharon Allen. Clautle Colvin, Bob Burrows, joanna Wiley, Inge Gritzen, Shirley Allen, joni Zimmer, janice Mtfonnell, Sally Slinger, Dorothy Antlrioff, joanne Martin, Sandra llentlershot, Carole Mohr, Gail Keuper, Tom Ehmer. Thea Copanos, Sarene O'Leary, jutly Wfootls, Bonita Price, Larry Baratlucci, jutly Beatty, Clara Arrington, john Hughley, Barbara Brown, Barbara Marks, Carol Simon, Pete Gatsios. lim lNltCullough, joel Coates. janet Willis, Carol Kirkman, jean Brickley, Helen Bartlgetlcs, Roberta Liggett. Lois Preis, Sandra Schlulw, jim Swearingen, Marcia Ross, Karen lirantz, Greg Bishop. Row I: Nancy Kerr. Margie Swartz, Shirley Smith, Paula Parsons, Dee Alverez, Michey Stroh, Carol Denenzio, Peg Wentzel, Liz Riechel. Row J: Dena Demis, Vickie Buekslwarg, jutly Atlelman, Tami Finley, Carolyn Poling, Sharlene Curley, Susie Raulwer, Penni Hollwager, Marilyn Singer, Cecilia Embitl. Row 5: Clautle Colvin, Marty Chiltlers, Sally Dutton, Shirley Hitler, Billie Bacon, Dale Evans, jolm Mann, Don Duke, Bob Shirley, Beverly Brugh. Page 97 NEW DRAMATIC CLUB MEMBERS OLD DRAMATIC CLUB MEMBERS STRUTS AND FRETS THE HEIRESS by Ruth 8: Augustus Coetz Catherine, THE CAST OF THE HEIRESS Norris Townscntl asks Catherine lor her hand in nmrriruzc. Arthur Tuwnsentl and Maria Almnntl intro- ducing Morris to Dr, Slupcr and his xlLllllQl1ICl', lk-Auyuy Vibntzcl as Mrs. Montgomery - ,Iutly Adelman as Elizabeth Almond - Marcia Ross as Lavinia Pcnnimun - D.ilt- lixnins .is Arthur Tuwnsentl - Nancy Kerr as Marion Almond - -lim McCullough as Morris Tmvnscntl S it-iili.i limhiil .is Catherine Sloper - Bob Shirley as Dr. Austin Sloper - Joanna W'iley as Muia. STRUTS AND FRETS presents THE HASTY HEART by John Patrick March 1 81 2, 1956 Top: Row l Dale Evans - Kiwig Greg Bishop - Digger: loel Coates - Yankg john Houghley ' Blossom1 antl Nancy Kerr - Margaret. Row 2: lioh Shirley - Tommy: slim McCullough v the ortlerlyg Bill Stevenson - Lafhlenz anti Harold Kitt - colonel. It's all over and the Pepsotlent smiles show the general happiness ot the entire cast. Bottom: Blossom looks on in interest while Kiwi anti Digger try to lintl out what Lzlchlen is wearing untler his kilt. Margaret antl Yank atlmire Laclilen as he motlels his new possession. Left to right: Kiwi. Margaret, Yank, something Lachlen wears untler his to him. Digger, antl Tommy are all aghast when they try to tintl the kilt is missing from the box that they are about to present Page 99 SPEECH WILLIAM NAGEL Mr. Nagel came to Washington High School in 1947 from North Canton. The opportunity to teach speech full time was one of the reasons for his move to Massillon. As the head of the speech department, he feels that every person needs instruction in speech. Mr. Nagel is the first person in speech to earn his second degree in the National Forensic League under the present rules. DON RINEHART Mr. Rinehart graduated from Washington High School with the class of 1946. After spending time in service he attended Kent State University. This is his second year as debate coach here at the high school. With Mr. Nagel he travels with the speech teams as they compete throughout the state. Page IOO SPEECH CLUB OFFICERS Row 1 1 Cecilia Embirl, Beth lhlCl.ilLlQlIliII Sh iron Scott, Pat Baugh. Row 2: Boh Packer, Gary Henry. ,lc-rry lxrciccr VARSITY DEBATE Row I 1 Mugic StlHX.lfIl. Slmnm Nutt. Drun- XY'illcy. Dunn.: Cum. lieth Mllqulhulx- lm, Amrlu l'1lllcl. Row J: Nillx Skllftlld. lin Bdlltilll, l,iml.1 lirinlu-rlmll. C1-nili.n lfmhill. -lorry KI'L'ljlL'l', D.ln llurmmg. Row gf ljulll Prime. ,lim Dmxll, Dill: l'mL-- luh. Huh lkulwr. Dilk Brunner, Duc CQ.u1a1ry. Nr. Rinehart. Um' ul rho rnumuls th.lI thc Xx'ilSl!lI1gIUl'1 High Spccnh reams win Implmics is thc lung hours of hnnl wurk prcculing the events. Druc W'lllcy .llhl Blah Pgulwr hrush up on a lux PUIIIIS lil mmm 125. Plxgc llll Mr . vlylllllltll rcmrlk lm mpc .ms Guy Ik-nry tc Ihu wrlulcnu the awry lNL'lllIhl thu Ci.umm umlmgx 1D.l!II'cw PfL'lL'ftIlkL' Llurmg lhc Mlliinluy Rallly BEGINNING SPEECH Row l I Row 2: Row s' Rim l Mary ,lo lflwerhardt. Neva Ritter. Pat Yelic. Beverly Baus. Maria XVillitet. xlill Krayer, Vicki Popa, -ludy Speicher, Nancy lloolx. Cora Nospens, Marlene Stnith, Carole McBeth. Suzie Zimmer. Mary lflaisig. Sonnie llexyitt, Pat Mdileaster. Barbara Brown, Alo Anne Mtflleaster, Pat Milehalx, lfllen Kemp, livelyn Wi1y'lI1tlll, Sandra lillis, Rachel Steiner, Vivianne Richards, ,loan Stewart. Susan Spicer, ,ludith Banks, Roseanne Kouth, Beverly Kulinlx. Laura Koehler, Sue Blantz, .Indy Wfoods. San.lra Daniels, Wfilma XXfhitely. Virginia Levengootl. Mr. Nagel, Thea Ciopanos, Susan llolmes, ,lane Allison. lflaine lfmery. lfranees llulfman, Aludy lfiscus. Carol Clasper. Carol Riley. Sandra vlonas. ,lean Costell. Ruth Wiire, Laurel Theis. Alanite Myers, Sandra Selilulw, Dawn Rhoades. Kathy Pllne. Linda Bates, Sharon Allen. .lim Sxxearinyuen. Alite XY'ise. Benita Price. Marsha Marshall. Shirley Maitan. ,lutly -lenlgins. Illiarles Mielyley. -Iitn Speylx, Lynn Cline. llallie Simon, Allan Slnlyer, Roeer Paulus. Ronnie XX illiains. liolw Allensxxorth. flliyer llauan. Larry Prite. Brute llolrinin l age - .lun liash. Ditly lxnlxsell, ADVANCED SPEECH Row l 2 Margie Sehwartz. Carole llel- ling, Pat XX'alters. Sharon Scott. Donna Cuza. Anola lfilliez. Judy Adelman, ,ludy lmlwlum. Tami Finley. Niglt Sehroelx. Carol lforgan. Row lt Pat Baugh. Dena Demis. Linda Brinkerhoff. Cenilia limhiil. Dave Mathey. ,lo Xwiley. -lean Tanley. Betty llency, Pat Speck, Karen Krantz, Gary Henry. Row 52 Mr. Rinehart. Drue Wiley. ,lim Dowd. jerry Kreiger. Bolw Packer. Dicli litoelich. Dave Canaryt Dean Price. Tram' Miller. Suzanne Raulwer. Bexley Sanders. Courtney llarlan. rwo YEAR MEMBERS Row l 1 Put Baugh. Marlene Bnuuhm.in, Lottie Ciracn. Ann Turkcl. Nzulinc Rcutz, Donna Scltrmlx. Dnrtis Dowcll. Rem l: ,laik Custer. Oliver Binttml. ,lim Szcxuirt, 'licil Siniliiir. ,lim Dmul, Duc CQ.in.ity. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Fifty-two Washington High School Seniors were elected to the National Honor Society. Of the group fourteen were on the National Honor Society last year as juniors, and thirty-eight were added to the roll this year as seniors. The students were selected as members not only because of superior scholarship, they must average B or above in all subiects, they also are chosen ow the basis of character, leadership, service and activities. SENIOR MEMBERS Rim' li .lu Annu Sclzln, Miirtlu Nl.lt.ilw, .lnnct Longwortlt. Sxmtlm XYl1itE main. Rim ll luily Rcmluy, llclun Dominik. Druv: Xwillcy, llclcn l'op.i, Ruthic XX'nrc. Sue Bncrncr, Laura Glid- tlcn. Peggy Cutslmw. Betty 'I'.iylor. Il.lI'lW.lI'xI Aucr. Row ii Arnlwllu l'lcilgurL', Peggy vlcnne ilu-vin. Karan lirimtz. -liinct Cimlwr, Sully Dutton. Cecilia limluiil, Mclvn llumiltnn, Aliiniw Myers, gleam Brinkley, lNl.iri'i.i Russ, Susan Ilirmqk, Betty Cniimn- itz, Curnl Iiystcr. Row Nl: D.1vitl Crnnkstnn. Gary Strobel. Witrrcil Young, Bruce I..1x, Dgivitl Ruth. linlw I,AlLliCI'. Don llumcs. Marvin Cirulwr, Buls Sigel., Dick Kress. Alwscnt 1 Ilivitl Gunn. OFFICE SECRETARIES Rtm l: Mary Slrainmn. Caml liruder. Velma Nerlli. famle Willretlni. Nancy Bruder. liettv 'l'.1yltmr. ,latquie Christen. ,ludy qltwnes. Rem' 'Z llelen Myers. ,ludy Studer, Sandra Bald- win, lienita Kilper. Anna Speither, Ann Kratker. ,loan Criswell. Anna Turkal. Marx' ll Barnett. litixx llelen llaijuitles. Sharon Ayuan, Altman Mardi. l'.u l.amm. Marlene Dllllllllllltlll, lieuriy Del Yettliio. -In Ann llull. Ruth Maritim Mtmrris. Page llltl STUDENT COUNCIL Row l : ,lill Krayer. Sandra XX'ellher. -ludy Shanlxlin. Donna Stlirutlx. Ruth XVare. llelen Pupa. lfrancie llullman, Sonia Altland. Dnnna 'l'htmmas. Run li Margaret Sigler, Sally Dutttmn. Dtinna 'l4lmrnas. lietlsy Sander. Duane Ytuxnu, Gary Henry. Dick Glenn. lltmlw llrmyii. Sturt Kanney. Mrs, Sinrintk. Adviwr. Rim 3: ,lerry MtXX'illi.unx. Dun llumes, Dun Nagle. led Sintlair, Dave Arthilwald. Dean Dallinden. llrit l.arstmn. .lim Dtmd. Miss Smith. Advisor, HI-TIMES Row li Margie Swartz. Pristilla Adams. Nancy Hunk. Sandra llendershnt. Dena Demis. Sonnie Hewitt. Sharon Scott. Dawn Rhodes, Dtue Wfilley, Pat Paterson, Laura Glidden, Alice Matter. Row Z: Bernice LeClaire. Sandy jtvnas, ,lean Tanley, Laurel Theis. Lottie Green, Dotty Willianis. -lanet lawngwnrtli, Carnl Sue jones, Donna Cfuza, Polly Pease. Anna Turkal, Betty Comanitz. Row S: Bertha Cox. Susan l'itunli. ,ludi lfoeltler, Roherta Lilugett, Marlene linugliman, Sandra Schluh. .loyte Barr. Charles Stutz. Phil Masnn, Charles Smith. Alank Custer, Paul Hlldehrand. Advisor. Rim' li ,luhn lfairless. Tum laul. .lim Smith, ,Iuhn Mann. VC'arren Young. Ted Sin- elair. 7 CLINIC Row l: Cliarlorre Nitewantler. Connie llarris. Martha Marko. Noine lloverlantl, l'c-guy' XYenrvel. ,lo Anne Selan. Row Q3 Donna Rummins. Donna Xlifaener. Mareare: llottman, .lean Brickley, ,loan Richarils. Ruth ll. XVeimer. Atlvisor. F. T. A. Row li Nancy Kerr, Barbara Mospens, Shirley Smith, Cynthia Cowan, Anita Kaesar, Gwen Kisrler, Carol Sue Jones, .Iutly Speicher. -leanie Rohrbaueh. Barbara Corbett. Nila Ratliff. Row 2: Martha Matako, ,lutly Remley, Sylvia Chrisrner, Santly Shallenbereer, Sonnie Hewitt, Melva Hamilton, Carolyn Pol- ing, .Ioyce Feichler, Polly Pease, Donna Cuza, jutly Atlelman. Row 5: Thea Copanos, Lottie Green, Sandra Schlub, Martha Sinehass, Sharlene Curley, Sally Hershey. Alean Tanley, Susie Spicer. -lane Allison, Francie Huffman, .lan Myers. Row 4: Lynda Rolantl, ,learn Ann Costell, Ann Sprankle, Carol liyster, Vivianne Rich- artls, Karen Krantz, -lim Bash, Dave Angus, Dick Kiclwell, lvan Iftlwartls, Miss Oberlin, F. H. A. Row li Lani Potter, Carol Clauss, Nancy Brutler, joan Amstutz, Beverly Rogue, Opal Dickinson, Roberta Moser, Wiintlri Vogt, Carol Brutler. Janice Ricosky. Row 2: Barbara Hartman, Loretta Brown, Mary ,lane Moore. Carol junn, Bonnie Lukala, Roseann Kouth, -Ianet Keller, Barbara Holtlerbaum, .lean Baum, Mrs. Calvin Ilrisch. Row 5: Hazel Graybill, Marilyn Waizlrivek, Alberta Moser, Arabella Pletleure, -lutly Garlantl. Lynn Cline, Mary ,Io Taylor, Louise Metlrano. ,Io Ann Martin. ,lutly Zimmer. Page 105 LATIN CLUB Rim I: Duriw Dimull. 'luily SpciL'li'.'r. ,lcnii Rulirlmiiluli. lil Aman. -luim Sfcvvnrt. lane Alli-un, Aliiily Iiisuis. Iiluinc Ifmcry. l'r.iniic l.uHm.in, Dunni Liimm. Rim Q. S.in.lr.i ,lim.is. M.irg,lrL-t Sihulsr. -loyal: 5LIl.lIYl'l'. ,lane I.1lLlS'L'l'. Dal: IIAIISQII. ln-fn 'I'.inlcv. Ifllcn Kemp. Aluily Iiiinlu. I I j ' llixxii Rlei nu, C,.mu,yn lolintu. ROLL W Clniilu Miilxluy. lim l71'L'1x. blillllnk' Mvcu. M.:r4u.ircr Stullcm. liulw liiirrmu. Diili Kiilxwll. I7.ix'iil Dulaur. ,lim liiirilf mi. Nifriiiiiii Dixlx. ,luiry MiXVilli.uiiN, Mm ll.ill. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Rim l: Minlxcy Srml1.CI.irnl Cl.iiiss,Aliiiin Cflmml' lor. Ami Pupil, Carol Ann Snyilcr, N.uwini.i Knuxty. Rim .l. M.irIlyn 'l4rutrcr. sluily lxILlll.UL'Y'. Miss Miinn. lzllcii Kcinp. CQ.irul Ann -luncx. .Imxv Nlmru-r. Rim S: IXlUl'I11.I -lu.in Allen. X'ulil.i LIFL'L'l15l1lL'lml. Mn- I,mwry. 4l.iiiiic Piiriliiin. Diiiim llliiirr. Lim! ll.imill. Mn. Siiriiniur. liigc Illi- Y-TEEN CABINET Row l: Sunnic Hewitt. Doris IJ-im-ll. Dimnnn Sclimuk. Donna Cum. Bc-th Milniiihuliliii Laura Gliililcn. Sandy XY'liiim.in, Prix- nillii Ailiims. Row 2: Rosalie Dray. Put McClc.is:cr. Ninn Hook. Corn Muspuiis. -lu Mifiluixtcr Sgnilv Sulmmiikcr. BQirlw.ir.i llnmn Marty Cfliililcrs. Rim ii 'luily Spciclicr. Smic Spiicr. C .ir-il Rilu ClirulCil.1spL'i'.-lL1ily lfisuis. Elvin Srcxnir' ,lane Allison. I..ii.rLl'l'l1L-ix. -I.lI1L'I Cirnlw: V. I. C. Run li Nlnnrne M.1xlnnier, l..1rrx Ienxrenre. Xlnrris lXldile.iry, Ken lf.istLrlx'. Bill R.'ilIl4.i. B-ilu finiklin, Milton lreisill. linlw :Xlex.in.ler. llnxuiril Leirlmer. Iii-ur , ll,l!'I'Y XXlC.lIllLl'l5L'L', linlw Srlieerv. Sun lbwxer. lmnlx Lnmlner. ,l.1y Irirf. ,lim l lnrner. RUM 11 kilenn Kewtner, I..n'erne XY'nl.:.1r11urr. l:.n'xex Steiner, Dun llnxlgv, .lim Nlwnt. Holi Neyer. Larry Clirlxe. Al.uL linlw rr. Lou llupp, Rim 0: line Liu-mer, Marlin Gurrlnn, Ronnie Prefer. Wnyiie Limp. -lerry L5.ll'lQIU.lI1. Di-n Dunk, lfmnlx Leiter, Calvin Trynn. lerri' Rnaern.in, D.irrel Rire, Arlvisor. FUTURE NURSES Rim l: iI:rnlyn M.uMill.in, Doris Dnwell. Mary Uenneir, Den.: Demis, Clurlnrxe Nirer XK.lllAlL'f, Cirol XVnrner. lJ.llll,l Pursnm, Mialxey Srrnli, Mririnrie Snyiler. Ci.imle XVilIiLlin. Row J: Shirley Allen, Parr XV.1lter, C.lrnl XVeller, lNl.lFLZ1!l'L'I Wfenuel, Susie Sfllllljlllll. KIULIIIIIC Selnn, Donna Rummins. Lind.: SLlIlllN.llQL'I', M,irg.irer llntlnmn, S.inrlr.i Wllllllllxlll. Rim' 52 l'l.llIlL' Slinwinnri, lame: Grnlwer. Al.inire LiflPfIlIl.LlL'I', -ltlllll Martin, Rnlwerm li:- rerr, -Iimn Peril, llir XXilli.uns, llehx iXl.:Lnger. Ljillllhl l..m reme. klein llrirlglei, ,anne llllfillllll. l..1X ern.: lxipper, Rn- lwerm Bell, lirverly Rims, M.1rtl1.i Snneli. .Lulxie XVlxeeler. Gayle Snnpwn, M.irr1.x Rum. lierky Sanrlers, Slminne Rxulwer. Ruth W'eimer, Arlvisnr. Rim' II l ALLIED YOUTH CLUB Row li Mary Bennett. -lricquie Christen, -Linivge Chgmrller, -lainice Knorr. joan Criswell, Beverly Brugh. Carol Iimig, -Iuily Moore, Mary lflnisig, Joanne Selzm, Glanlys liysrer. ,ln Ann Phillips, Row li Berry Cfoinnnirz, vlkilll Briclxley, Drusilla Wfilley, Lorrie Green, Beverly liisrerrlaiy, Murplurer Snkuluvirs, Gloria liurwell, ,lanice Purrlum, Cnrnl Iiyster, Annu Turknl. Sandra Shiillenlwerger, Row ii Mnnerta FOX. Priscill.iA1lruns, Ann Puprl, Cnnnie Harris, lfvelyn Wfgiylnrin, .Iurly lmlxlum, -luily The-is, Donna Gruse, .luili lfnckler. Karen Keller, CQ.1rnI Alnnes, Mr. Olwerlin. Row 'li Peggy Hnlswortli. Mnrggnrer Siluler. Lnu Hnmil, Bill Vnslmll, -Iohn Munn, Byron Pmrsnn. Bill Prentire. BIOLOGY LAB ASSISTANTS Rim I 1 Ann llulrlc-r. Ciliirinc Brimglio. Linila linrsirri. licrsy N.iugcr. ,laniuc Crimttingcr. Liner Gmlwcr, l..1VL-rnii Kuppcr. Rim li Mr. Keller, Marilyn lfrrinz, Lois Preis, Slmrlcnc Curley. Griylc Simpson. Berry lluniy. Bulky Similar, Miss Vlfcimcr. Rim 3: Mr. Kollcl, Nicky Schrucli, Dwight Pcrili. ,lucl Curr. Daiviil Angus, Carol Lysri-r, Mr. Srrcckcr. CAMERA CLUB Row li Priscilla Adams. Par NiL'CiCL1SfL'I', -Iii McClcaster, Lawrence Bcrurilucri. Leroy Wliirc. Dale Hansen, Ronulil Gilmore. Row 22 ,luily Studer, ,lack Custer. Dick Getz. ,livlin lfairlcss, Ollie Binforil, Bolw Shirley. Tom Meek. Row 5: Mr. Dale Graber, Ray Grccn. Dun Criafur, Warren Young. Dicl-1 Pitcoik. AUDIO VISUAL CLUB Row I: Augie Bennett, Inge Gritzen. Barlwara ,lc-liters, jim Speck, Larry Bcrartlucci, Bill Spark, Dwight Pc-arch, Dick Getz, Larry Kerstetter, janet Dorfler, Carol Manion. lIel'uicc' I.L'cilLIll'L'. Ron J: Gary Miller, Donna Salwo, ,lim Peters, jerry Kovatch, ,lohn lfairless, Norman Dick. Gary lickroatl, Bill Myricks, Tracy Miller. Ron Dingler, Patty Speck, Tom Ping. Row 31 Iioh l c'atl1eringli.1m, Ron Stutlchaker, liarl Miller, Dave Angus, lioh Allensworth, -lon W'eltlon, Tom Morrow, Bill Bailey, Bill Alexanclc-r, ,lim Bash, Rohert XVillmot. Ahscnt: llowartl -Iohnson. FUTURE RETAILERS OF AMERICA Row l 3 Ruthy Rupert, W'aunc-tta Arnolti, Alice Wc'tzc'l, Miraila Petty. Mary Lou Ratltlie. Carol Pope, Kathleen Mitchell Row I: .lay XXH Allen, Kenneth lleatlricla. Gary Snitler, Santlra llannah, l'.itricia I7.lI'.lIl1Uft,', Rohc-rt Kc-rr, Ronaltl Shanor. Ahsenti Ronaltl Smith, Larry Dempster. Page lO9 ART CLUB Row l 2 I. L. Harmon, Rohcrta Wlliite. Carol Wairner, Gail Keuper, Christine Novak, Kathleen Kerrigzan, Vicki Novak. Row 2: Tom Wliite. Diane Rossett, Dorothy Williiinis. Bill Kancllc. Duke Connors, Jerry Rowan, Ronny Ralston. TERPS CABINET Rim' li Sonia Altlanrl, ,ludy Slmnliliri, Ruth XY nrc. llclcn Popa. Halen Tasseff. Row 21 Runnic Winrck. Tim Long, Ken Fisher, Bill Calrlwcll. HI-Y CABINET Row li ,lurk Custer. Bruce Lax, Dave Ruih, Teil Sinclair, ,lim Bowers, Oliver Bin- Illfil. Rim' 1 Iuhn Manu. luck XVOAQCISJTIQI. Dean iID.lIllIlmIL'I1. Dials Pitcollc, Roger Cherry- llulllls. Dum Prirc. D410 Bricgcl. YOUTH FOR CHRIST Row li Lariha West, Sylvia Chrisrner. Bellini Newly. klurly Moore, Pat Lamm, Vern Williziiiis. Row 2: ,lune Krisher, Pat Speck, -lim Spark, Bnlv Allensworth, Dave Angus, .lim Bash, Dick Sliurrcts, Counselor. Page 1 10 ADVANCED PRINTING Rim' l: Cluirlx lfluurnlers, lfrlilie Sravrolf, -Iolin Valles R.ilui,iLl1 Bruner, Cyril Ilour, Beverly Brugh, Row ,li lliirry Taylor, ,Inu Tnurnox, Ruily Prarlo, ,luln Lint, -Iini Moore, Ikl lleinunn. Rim' 3: J I Riilniiwl D.iur. Riilmril lenie. lfmnlx Row. Mike Krcsuvicli, R.1y Gerklcr. Mr. llimes. WOODWORKING FOREMEN Rim- l 2 flll.lflL'S Ifluunrlers, john Niiilmrn. I'.iul Kmtr Clmrles Iilukwoml. Russell Geis, Tim Rnlwin on CHEMISTRY LAB ASSISTANTS Row l Z Bi-nim Kilpcr, Par Vatrer, Linda Lutz, Judy S.1nilxiirli, joel Brown, Bruce Lax. Rim' li Giiry Srrolwel, Gary llnyman. l.nu lliimir, Due Strobel, lfll Bunron. john Bates. KEY CLUB Row I 2 Mr. Dale Gmlwer. Advisor. Gary llenry, Riclmril Glenn. Allen Slicker, Donnlil Lclmiiin, Bob Brown. Row 21 Brine llntfniain, Warren Young, Richard lfruelirli. Bill Urbus, Tracy Miller. imgr- i 1 1 TIGER SWING BAND ff BAND OFFICERS Row l 1 Dunnu Slmmck, Judy Rcmlcy, Helen Pups, Phil liinliley. Row I Ronald Prunty, Betty Ncmeth, Bill Vushall, Don Lehman, Bill Prentice. Page 112 BAND DIRECTOR URIN DY1q13 1foRD Run R-nx R-vxx Run linxx limx R4 HX Rmx Rnxx 'if'- SYMPHONIC BAND ' Imlv licrnlux, Dnnn.1 Srl1rncl4, Nnrgzlrcr S'cffc-ns, Nxncv Adams, Burlwurn Cnrlwcrr, .Inner Grulwcr, Llrrx Mrnnn Mr, Orin lfnnl. Al.lfA1l.lfL'I llullmrm, Carole Mnllr, june Krishcr, VL-lLl.l NL-rvlv. l.inllu llu.1rI1cr, lN1.1rgr1rLt Maru llk l.nu-r lirnnrlmll, Inn- lfrnllim-, licllxy XV1lli.1n1s, lfliznlwcrll D.r:uc, Linllrl Rnlanll, lullx' Cinrl.1nrl, 'lkrr-ml lfnrirxrc, Cm l3l.lIlL' lllyx M.lrllx'n l'r.ln1, ,lnylg l3.1rr,Cl1ml4 Sllllllnuu, Verna Murllnnll. Bnlw Srullcr, ,lnAnn Simn 4 C lluluc--, lk-tu' Num-rlm. ln f,lIl1llVI'lIllll, lin 5klIllllIl.lL'I', l.lIlxl.l lirnxlwrlmnll, XX.1nll.1 N,r1lx', lllll Rlrpnnlzr, Cmrx' llunrxx Ru l ,. ,. , . ' N l N ur lilln Rm Pu inrnpnn Dr-nun Nurnulr l.xr bycllx. l..lrrx' llnxu-rx, Rnnnxc l..l. Duc llntlm,rn, h.r.lrnn .rn. Ynjunnn Inu-lnznnll, ,I.nu'r Llcnrhuc, Slnrlcy licrry, Cimflc clL1IlHlIlAQll'lll l.l'Llllll.l Millar llnlw Ifnxxlr-r, C.1rnl lining, l5.n'r- linnglxm-r, Slnrlcy lnrlnrl, Rnlwrt Vfillgnlxs, Daw lhrr, l.rnL'r 'l'nnn,fl1 rxl N rw Snnmnu llvxxnr, Inn Nlllllllllll. linlw Ifc.1tl1crinlul1.zm, Cl.nAnl l:Ul'AQ.lI1, lS,lrl1nr.1 llullwn, llglcn llnlm, Nnrnlx f llnnll lxllnf lllll lrl xx Url AlLQlI1lllS D1 lx bl n l,LII'X Blllll1Ll ' l ' ' , 'X , . L' I L UI! , A' , '. l'lnl llllllxlbl, XY.lx'11c Min-nur, l'.1t lcnlcy, Kun Str-lluu, Dun LL'l1IULlIl. liill l'l'L'IIIlLk'. Unk llrnuulm, llnxx K 18 n lilll Ynxlnrll, lim lkulx. Rnnniu Sturm, Rcuul I.CslhUlllk', D.1ll.1s Pnnlum, LDLMIIIIIA Alu ORCHESTRA Xalll.1 NL-rzlv, ,Iunu Krislwr, NLlIlL'Q' Allnms, BLll'lHLlf.l Kfnrlwcrr, Honky XVilli.1ms, nlnrlaic llcrulcrson, Dinlx lrxnnn lllLlI1Ll.l Millar, Clmrlcs Shilling, Nnrmn Allen, ll.1mlll lfillicv, -l.lI1L'l Ucnrgc, Ronnie llrunrv, Rnugrt mx 4 lhu- linnglmncr. ' Nlnrlcv lnllnrl, Rnnnic l..1lw, Ralph Rntrnmn, ,larry MuXX'illi.nns, Dm Tnllwcrt. Honky Rim, Par Kulu lhr llnl l 1 lim lawn. lullx' Slums, linw l:L'.lfl1L'f'Ily u . ' Kcnnv SIL-ltcc, Bill lfislmcr, ljL'.lIH1.l Alvarez, Bill l'rlw.1s, Ronnlc Drnl-mpil, Bill Ynslmll, D.1ll,1s llurllum, Dug An x V, C Carole Mohr XVCFILI Morrluntl Betty Ncmcrh Helen Popu Bill Prentice Pat Prunty Llutly Rcmlcy Becky Riu: P.it Schillinlucr Donna Sliroqli Charles Shilling Barlmru Shipp Bill l'rlms -loam Vmsillol Bill Voshalll c l THREE YEAR BANDSMEN Norma Allen Joyce Burr Shirley Berry Lintlit Hrinlqcrholl Blirlmra Corlwt Bob Fowler -lane lfritllinc 'Liner George janet Grnhcr Sonnic Hewitt Dave lloffmun lwlargurct Hoffman Shirley lntlorf Put Keller Ronnie Lulu XX'tlntl.1 Nctzlcy ON IO CALIFORNIA! IIlI'IW.lI'.l Ptistur, .IuIm 'I'IiurnIwL-fry. IILII Iuilcy, ,Lim-t Kicuriur. lltvc Iltuiggliiicr, imtl t'Ixc1'yI St-ptci insputt mic ut thc nmny pusturs iltIvL-rtising thc II.mtI Ifcstivgil wliiali was In-III .lt thc Amherst Park Slmppinlu liciitcr to misc tnoncy fur thc trip to thc 5 I'tmurimmcnt of Roses I.ir.ltIc, SIIPL'l'IIlIL'lIxIL'III nf Sclmuls I.. ul. Smith Pl'L'5L'IIIS .ln .lmmytiwtis cIiucI4 fur SIOIIIMIII tutI1cII.1tuI Iorthc UN TO CALIFORNIA IuntI during Imlttimc .tt thc Tiger stmIium. Page I I5 CADET BAND Rim' IZ Birlmrii Pfister, vlutiy IIiIIwcrt, Iinrlxmi Mgzrks, Carol IIIIII, ,Ium ViissiIIuII I'rr,uI11 AtItIL'ssi, Row 2: ,Iudy Galvin, Bonitl Pritc, 'IictI GL-urge Pat Tusing, Ikiariitiiiic Bust, Bob Homer Bob Wfisktmtskc. Row 5: Gutvrgc Alwrn, Stella Parker. Dunic Cano, Dick Crydcr, Guy K. Miller Virginia Rilcy, Carol SiIwiIn. Row -ii ,Iuhn 'I'ImrnIwcrry, N.mt'v Smith, Curt: Ruifitk. Rufh IXILIYKIIIWLIIIIQ. -Iuhii Perry CHOIR DEPARTMENT nur SIIMIFI Snhlulw I 7 I I Rm 1 Malvl Hamxlum 5 L Ilfy -'FN ADVANCED CHOIR OFFICERS Rvxl Dunnx Cyruee Dave Croolxston Dau Arghl luld Ixclrh Maurer Ian Mxcrs SOPHOMORE CHOIR OFFICERS xxx I rlsulll A Iims Pit 1N1QClus mx hm Orru Loren Ilsrerdn Tum Smith 1 R IIIIUH CII ' f. . F' 1 f fu lbru 'f' .Xlffnmzl A7111 xlzmnf NMIIIIL' 'I ' L ' I I L In xllhlilll 131mm-1 fi.ui.m1111 Sfmfwzt I3ir'4'4'tf,f an ' 2 R4 ' I 1 3 V. I 1 L2 L 'I Hftuf. R ' l: , ,. fu dig .Q -an Q, ,S A: 95 i M iw-sf 2 -f X , .. QQ' :QL .N 4' JT f g, . 'X 1 2' Q 'if J if X' Q - -1-A Aw' . ' WE in .3 if xfyfb F y S' i li lg is X 3 mia? v AJ,A Q 4' x Q wi H QM x' ig by Q , ' . A, ' Q A3 f -P D W Ii -' 'x S ,i K+ x 'V N fi ie w Q 5 4 .. Q Us Qs ' ' qv 'F 5' 'L 9 -1- 9' I q fy IQ' Q 'S Lt if 5 -I 'X Q HD an Q 3 . -1. 4 ,,f' 24'f ff ' 1: l ' W, 12, X' rw. 1. x ig Q qi 5 L X , ' I' in si-vx - .2 'ff , I X I V app ?x g,. .pk A1 4 J, f Q p 9 1 if -: ' , , 'XF tg 4 A ' ' S K K 'x r ,S , K - x N X is W x ik R if 3 S , Y f 1 X K s 4 ll , v v ,. ,gil hy H k 'S sing . fl U .4155 X- I 1 I 9 THREE YEAR CHOIRMEN Qin Due Cllmrlen Daviil Betty lane David Aryluilmilil Brown Canary Comanitz Crites Crocxlistwn lieverlv IJCILI Doris Cecilia Marvin Donna Del Veeilmm Demis Dowell Iimlwiil Graber Gruse Row l 1 Melw ll.1milmn, Jerry Hufacrc, Rose- 1 .mime Lenrz, Alice Matter, jan Myers. 1 Rim' li Glen Rankin, Shirley Risher, Richard Roan, Marcin Ross, Nuiline Ruetz. Row pi Sumlm Srlilulw, -lo Anne Selan, Mickey Sffilll, Anna Turlizll. ENSEMBLE Rum I' Duris Dmxcll, ,lean Bricklcy, Mnryxznn Thomas. Sam Kckiak, :mll lNl.1rrl1.l Mnmlm, li-lux ' ISL-x'crlx' DL-lVcLcl1io, ,Ian Myers, Sandra Schlub, and Mclva llumilmn. Rmx li The l,Flll1llW.llN' 17.lYL' Clrmglrx' 7 'l'urnmy, Nmlim- RRICII-4l lOI1.l. 'llumi lfinlcy- , H. r B. , In I, Main. Imlnm' Nolan - lean, Dave Crook- Brlgddbon 'url hmm lx KLM' 5lI7I1YfcIll.ll'llC. RCN. li Alwscnr, April 12-13 1956 Phil Binklcy-Anluus. Bulw Brmxnw-lXir. ,Ury lh,f1hrL.v,, Mr' MkQ1Mcn' Dikk RUM, ' Lumlie, slim Buwcr- Aruhic BCLIIHII. Un .. 'ffl' slmlllllc-rs: Ray G14-epson - ll.lrry limtmm. ,leanids Packin' Lfpl Row J: The girls Acnsfemble as jeanie's friends - Rim, li ' W A 1 U A Q ' .xml Charlle Ci Alcan. 4 H I lcrrv XX,.lI'L'l1lI1lL'-l'I'2ll lli, c,L'L'lll.l Izmlml Iolm Mann-bumly, ,lcrry XX.1rclmnu- -vl.mc Aslmm, Bolv Bmwn+Mr. Lumlie. limnlc, Dave Archilulll -Srcxmrt. MESSIAH On a snowy wlnter evemng December 9 T955 many people wlth the Chrlstmas spnrut packed the audltorlum of Washington Hugh School to hear our advanced and sophomore choirs ably directed by R Byron Grtest glve Its annual presentation of Handel s great oratono The Messiah They were assrsted by four soloists who gave excellent performances Janet Fenolt of Columbus soprano Mildred Kepke of Columbus alto Norman Stauger of Ohlo State Umverslty tenor and Gordon Almstead bass barn tone of Ohio Wesleyan Unlverslty The auduence sat entranced from the moment the robed cholrs entered carrying lighted candles and slngmg O Come All Ye Faithful untul the beautiful Amen Chorus Accompanlment was brllllantly provided by Farley Hutchms of Baldwln Wallace College at the organ and Mlss Sandra Schlub accompanist of the advanced chonr at the piano The chours led by student dlrectors Nadine Ruetz and Melva Hamilton sang splruted Christmas Carols after the presentation Pugc l2l WSSWN WEN W imwrvff' 'K J++-N ,QW ,.., A , f ,e. Hg :vs . 1 .3 , ., 'K H 'wg w X ,. Q mfg f. Y .. 'r ,J QW A S 1 Y afifraiu MASSILLON TIGER FOOTBALL TEAM The Massillon Tigers opened their 1955 football season with seven consecutive Ohio Scholastic Champion- ships preceding them. With head coach Tom Harp leading the team, this year's team stepped into a position that took years of hard work and strategy, plus a still older spirit of Carry on for Massillon to produce. It has become a tradition that Massillon produces great coaches and star players, many of whom reach the top in many of our college and professional teams. These thoughts are on the mind of every Tiger player as he comes out of the huddle with the coach and team and takes his position on the field for the opening kick off. Row Row Row Row Ron Alwsc l v 5 i S Iii jack Lutas. Larry Q. Lawrence, Frank Leifer, jim Stewart, Bill Robertson, Ted Sidaway and Loren Yoder, Student Manapzers. Don llumes, Bob Cocklin, Earl Radtke, Bob Tracy, David Schumacher, Frank Chengery, Charles Brown, Kenny liisher, jim Dowd, jim Houston, Tom Spicer, David Archibald, Dave Maier, Don Nagle, jerry Kreiger, Marvin Graber, jerry llofacre, Ken Gentzler, and Dave Canary. Coach Tom llarp, Assistant Coach Elwood Kammer, Assistant Coach Dick King, Gary little, Richard Wliitlic-ltl. Tim Krier, Don Duke, Chester Brown, Bob Kiplinger, jack Butcher, Tom Mays. jim Mercer. ,lim Anderson, llolw Rinehart. Bob Brown, Don Iilavsky, Bruce Bixler, Dick Roan, Assistant Coach Carl Schroeder. Larry XVashington, Phil Harrison, Ron Williams, Bob Getz, Willie Long, Tommy Meldrum, joseph Wcslls, Richard Brenner, Courtney Smith, Tom Rush, Scott Kanney, Stuart Allen, jerry Herring, Ivory Benjamin, Gene Stewart, jim Bivings, Paul Lawson, Ed Bordner, Booster Club president. Wiiltc'r Keller. trainer, Assistant Coach Ken Wable, john Donar, Oliver Hagan, Roger Reese, Clyde Childers, Ronald Bing, jim Cook, Roy Collier, Tom Heine. Maury Snavely, Chuck Mazziotta, Robert Welclter. joe Brownlee. Leamon Williamstwn, Harold Slabaugh, john Halter, Al Slicker, Bill Duke, Faculty Manager Roger Prite, Assistant Coach Lee Hasslinger. john Kausnick, Tom Geschwind, john james, Mike Hershberger, Carl Young, Dave Richardson, Mark Anthony, Don Shonk. Page 124 FOOTBALL COACHES lclrr Ri ltr. L' ' hu. La. -it Wfllv C. 5 uw UNC. SCHEDULE AND SCORES N MASSILLON Youngstown MASSILLON Canton Lincoln MASSILLON Alliance MASSILLON Cincinnati Elder MASSILLON Toledo Waite MASSILLON Mansfield MASSILLON Warren MASSILLON Barberton MASSILLON Akron Garfield MASSILLON Canton McKinley TOTAL 262 TOTAL QQ O 7 6 7 13 12 7 14 20 13 99 TEAM TRAINER AND MANAGERS I.clt uw Rilulitz Rim lg lfrimk Lcilcr, ,lim Sxuxnrt Bill R rl rt n K WC SU . Rim Q: ,lack l.lIkLlS. l..1rr3 ru W'.1lrL-r Kcllcr. 'lirimcr I rcn Ymlcr. 'Il-rl Sill ixx 15 In the initial game of the 1955 football season, 11,063 fans witnessed the Massillon Tigers down Youngstown North by the score of 31-O. Willie Long and Johnny James both scored twice while Charlie Brown tallied once. The Tiger offense clicked beautifully as they never fumbled and were never forced to punt. The local team gained 410 yards and 18 first downs while North gained 111 yards and five first downs. The Massillon Tigers, hosting Alliance, craved revenge for their only loss of the 1954 campaign. They got that revenge by the score of 22-6. Charlie Brown scored twice and Johnny James tallied once, The Aviators only touchdown came on a pass from Davison to Schafer. Much credit should be given to a fine Alliance team. They came out fighting and were trying just as hard when the final whistle blew, which all shows that they were wired up to give the Tigers the shock of their life. ln a drowning rain, the typical weather for a Toledo Waite football game, the Tigers outswam the lndians 32-13. Undoubt- edly the best play of the game came when Johnny James passed to Jim Huston for a 61 yard touchdown play. Other local siorers were Brown, Duke and James. Sallie and Roberts both tallied for Waite. The Tigers air attack was improved as they completed five of ten passes, two for touchdowns. Thi- Tigers got on the victory trail once again and the Warren Puntlii-rs went limping home after being beaten 34-7. The first sfoiv of the game came when the Panthers' Nate Reed crossed from the eight yard line. The local scorers were Archibald, Duke Lang, James, and Charlie Brown, who tallied twice. John Knsunick split the uprights for 4 out of 5 conversion attempts. 11,087 spectators were on hand to witness the game. Thi- Tigers had a narrow escape when they met Akron Garfield lwt they nased the Presidents out 27-20. Don Duke was the Tigers big gun, scoring three of the four touchdowns and gain- ing 118 yards in 17 tries. Dave Archibald scored the other touchdown. Akron Garfield's scoring was mainly due ta a fine passing attack which hit for 177 yards. There were 9,444 fans on hand to witness the contest. This game ended the 1955 football season for the Massillon Tigers, Massillon Tigers start from scratch to build new and greater records The Massillon Tigers bit a 45-7 wound in the visiting Canton Lincoln Lions os the Tigers celebrated their second win of the campaign, The first score of the game came when Johnny James raced 53 yards for o touchdown. Other Massillon scorers were Brown, Long, Rinehart, and Dave Archibald, who scored three touchdowns in the second half. The Lions scored their lone touchdown on a pass play from Dinkens to Ellison. This was the tenth win for the Tigers in an eleven-game series with the Lincoln Lions. A sloppy, rain-soaked field, a slippery ball, and a stubborn Cincinnati Elder football team proved a hard combination to beat, but the Tigers succeeded and rolled to their fourth victory of the season by a score of 26-7. Scoring honors were shared by Charlie Brown, Willie Long, and Johnny James, who tallied twice. This game will long be remembered by many, especially those who mode the long trip to Cincinnati on the Tiger Special Train. Before 13,244 fans, the Massillon Tigers and the Mansfield Tygers battled to a 12-12 tie. Willie Mock from Mansfield scored the only touchdown of the first half. The next touchdown came when Willie Long scared on a Statue of Liberty play, but Willie Mack again plunged over from his six yard line. The Tigers final touchdown came within two seconds of time remaining. Duke crossed from the one yard line after a miraculous drive. The magic toe was lacking as both teams missed two conversions, giving a 12-12 deadlock. This was the greatest Mansfield team Massillon has seen for quite a while. The Washington High Tigers sputtered and kept the fans on the edge of their seats all evening, but when the final whistle blew, they were 26-14 winners over a stubborn Barberton foot- ball team. Scoring for the Tigers were Dan Duke, Earl Radtke, and Dave Archibald, who tallied twice. The Magics passing sensation, George lzo, accounted for bath of their touchdowns by passing for one and scoring the other. The outstanding play of the game came when Radtke intercepted a pass on his 30 yard line and didn't stop until he had crossed the goal line 70 yards away. ln a snow blizzard and in front af the television cameras, Massillon's Mighty Tigers handed Canton McKinley the State Championship by a score of 13-7. 22,000 fans saw the Bulldogs capitalize on two bad passes from center by turning them both into touchdowns. Don Duke scored Massillon's only touchdown. The Tigers cholked up twelve first downs to the Bulldog's four, gained 203 yards to the Bulldog's 63. The Tigers ran off 61 plays to McKinley's 27 and Massillon also received four first place votes in the Associated Press Poll. The city of Massillon need not be ashamed of a great Tiger team. but 1956 will show a new feature as the famous Mighty for future football highlights. K,li.irlic ltrimn clmriles thriiuigh the line. Willie Long hrcaks iirounil right c-ntl tor S marc iuir Puls mi 'llll c INUIAL' thu IllL'fI'iCI' 1. Qsifiyswf A ' ...-gv Jw . xl1lulw.1lJ um .mwuml IL-it L-mi tm .111-vrlwr hut Jmxn. lhgc I lm my' H ' A bu ynur fm Ll our nf rm' LTL mf' r ' -5 0A ,' A x N....f- 1 w...f GARY ERTLE Senior Guard 154 lbs. 5' 9 A, 1 P I' JIM DOWD I ' Senior Ccnler 190 lbs 0' 2 ' st? r s --J' rj-, ' if 5, A EYG N' A x ' ' l mf 17' QL me Hnlfbock lbs 4 BOB COCKLIN L E2 I 5- 7 It 'K . DAVE ARCHIBAL Senior Fullbock Senior Guard DICK ROAN 165 lbs. 5'lO X f-, Y i BOB TRACY Senior Guard 180 lbs. 5' 9 n ww ., i s.f-I N,.f sy '..! ,M ,ff w, Nw --qs F .m 5. V rl E1f'f,.,:E,5C.:ff-fiqreqgf-5 1.!-nymr --:-4. . . A 3 Q L 15 ,, Q x, g 4 V L I u W NP I, I s Q L :: .X...N,. Q5 ' EARL RADTKE Senior Halfbock I 175lbs, 5'9 I F 5 Sf: r JERRY KREIGER Senior Tackle bs. F' wr' J WILLIE LONG Junior Hczlfbcck 17 bs. 5'9 F4 x r Senior 17? lbs. AH-Ohio - KEN F DAVE MAIER Semor Tackle bs kr up k KQE5 , K Q 1-,ar L WR' , u-a Y JAMES Quarterback e All-Ohio -County A L. , Q ' TOM SPICER Se-nlo Center bs. AH-Ohio All-County ,Jang N F' rv Sy Q ' 4: , Aff G35 V .- N ' ,SQ lx, if ff? i 5,2 A I RA JIM MERCER Se 'o Tackle nl r 175 lbs. 6' ...ff wud BOB BROWN Junior Guard 765 lbs. 5' 9 CHEERLEADING ALTERNATES lunl XIIINIICV, HL-len Tglsscft. .lill Kmycr. lam-I II.1mml1 CHEERLEADERS MAJORETTES Put Prunty. l.im1n Rulami, Ihr- lmm Pficstcr. LI.mur Gcurgc. Drum Major, Ronnie Prunty, ljlklflihl Alvarez, ,Indy Galvin, Carol Silwiln, B.ll'lMll'Ll Shipp: Rolwcrr lfuwlcr in the Tiger Skin in tnmr. I'.1t l'r.u1::I1. N-1111.1 Alr1.1nJ, Carol Krug. luxlx' Slmnklin, Hclcu Nlwn. Ruth XY'.xru. f1.lPI.1iIl I ng C Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon SCORES Canton Lehman Akron Garfield East Liverpool Ashland Warren Canton McKinley Barberton Akron South Akron St. Vincent Cuyahoga Falls Akron North Canton South Alliance Central Catholic Canton McKinley Wooster Canton Lincoln Alliance TOURNAMENT GAMES Massillon 67 Norwayne Massillon 47 Canton McKinley BASKETBALL 69 45 68 80 73 48 85 40 51 46 45 55 55 71 61 46 67 68 49 67 Page 153 COACHES Lclr to Right: DlCK KING, Head Coach-liLVUUOD KAMMER, TOM CRLJWE MANAGERS Left to Right: TED SlDAXX7AY, ROBl5R'l' WASlllNG'l'ClN LARRY CRANEY, l.liROY WlllTli if 92 fx wal V 1,4 1 Us . -a ,N , RESERVE BASKETBALL Rim 1 nincnn L cnc Sn-xmrt, Q lxxlc llnt Svc. . Q' Clxililcrs, Iolm l1.11tcr. Sim: K.mncy, 11:11 lcmplin. lim' .'. lm- 111'im'111c'L', 1liuAL1cr' licuc, Rim XY'i11i.um, .mil 17.111 S1lm.1rt1. Canton Lehman Akron Garfield East Liverpool Ashland Warren Canton McKinley Barberton Akron South Akron St. Vincent RESERVE SCORES Mass. Opp. 59 48 61 52 34 60 46 52 59 48 48 70 62 83 40 54 58 31 Xt lc-lr: lim llustim Il'1L'N1i1I'.l 1-1111 411-11 ilnrinv Cuyahoga Falls Akron North Canton South Alliance Central Catholic Canton McKinley Wooster Alliance Pug L-155 33 42 56 52 42 72 48 57 53 63 36 37 61 62 47 61 u 2.111113 with Akron St. Yimcnt nn thc 11111111 lluimr. liclim: Ru Qlulxlcr iuinptnlu 1 1 1 In in 411 .aluninsr Akron South in thc liuyk tm BASEBALL li-'xx I Di-.in l'riiL-. ,lim Srvxmrt, Dnvu Riiliuilwn. ,Lula Ciusrcr. lulm Kgisu- iiiils. Milan' llcrslilvcraci. Riu ' Rf-ii Mil'licrx-rn. l'r.uilx Russ. Ray iiiilxlvi. lilcn lhxriiiwii. Cum' Izrrlv. 1 li.ii'liu liimxn. C 1l.lLI1f'.ll'l Silmwcilcr. SWIMMING TEAM Rink' li I'I'.lIIIx Cictf. Charlie llimcs, L.1rry llimimki, Kenny Kcsrcr, Don Spuhlcr. Bill UL-tx, Diak Stephens. Rim .'. Ihilw XXilIL'fI'I'. Roy Snlinuiilclil. Tum Smith. D.ilc llviins, lliirulil Rink, Dimmu Ilriic, Iiriiic lkliuliscliu. Blmcy Chin .'xI'NL'I1l lim Nmrlw. Bruno llutinami. QT' TENNIS TEAM Rim I 1 L.1rrv Clriim-y. Rin' Ciluispcii. Run Qi Bruin- llutmgin, laik I:Il.!lCI1.Ifnlf. Diilx Siimcli. Diik Stephens. WRESTLING TEAM Rim l i lnlm Ikiriicrt. Llimlm Diinut. Ucmlil Lint. Dui Rialmriimii. Rim li Tom Ilunry. CEL-urluc Mislilcr. ,ln-rrx' Yilw. Phil llarrison, vliiulx I.llt.I5. Lynn 'lliylinx Rim 32 Bill Rolwrrsun. Duc M.iicr. Llcrrx' llul.ui1'. Diivc Limlmch, ,loc XXX-lls. Diik Rihm. sm GIRLS' LEADERS Rim li Miss l.imls.iili, lymlim hltllmlm, Mui Iiiglwc. Marx l,iiu Rulviiiu. Anim ll.lSIlIl,!N. C'l.1r.i .'.Xfl'lIlNUIUll. Marla-m MLAllisrcr Rim 1. Dororln' Cfnlilxwll. l'.1t 'l'usin,u, MAH l.1I1C Diinirim. C.iml Krislu-i Rim 1: Rosy-.mn Kmirli. Afmlklll C lumix. Arla-iii, Marsh. ll,ll'lW.lf.l ldlfllillll, 'lout' l7.ix'liull Chill Brmuisxsiiril. Uixil Uiilxiiisim, Km Guirucz l..irin.i XYLM, liillll l'-irtnr. M.irN l.Ull Miller. M.irilx'n llcrlwst. Rink l Sliirlu' l.ulir, Nli.miii Iliiilgu. Mum: ,I , , lionim Irina, Item- liihulvlinrilt. Hum Cilgwur. Miss l.imlv.uIi lg-mls moral siippwrr .is Ann Uranicrlxiurcr ,mics avr-r iii .1 llip on Ilic river licnil lgulilurs. The aim of the girl's physical education class is to develop true sportsmanship, strength, endurance and to promote o hygienic school and home life. Their program during the year indudes dandng, appannus work techmquesin vadous baH games, bowhng, swnnnnng, exerckes, hygiene,lechnes, and techniques of Urn aid. Arluxic l'rr - l'r.utiu.'s rx'r1iii.istus on Ihr liursc. Page 158 Mat PL-.lrl l.iixx rxp C .iriilxii Kuurli. Bristiir. Rlitll Lulu l'rsiil.i Alltlasssi, ltr, Norma Lrmitiir. XX.uul.i Xmigr, .limi Mifilllivllgli, Allie ll.1rr1. ll.lllli'hi11iim. Anim lim-lwl, Marx' ,lit l.x'sIL-r, livrri Mcfiiiil. ,lutli Amlursini, vlum Riilirlmiiluli. luilx' Tlicls. Viilxic lMp.i. luilx' lhiiilxs, GIRLS BOWLING LEAGUE Rim l Miss lliinlmili, lu Ann li.ius, llclcix 'llissi-lt, lim' RL-inlcv, llun Miilmsiclx, Rim 2 li.iilw.ii.i lzrilc, 'limi M.irsh, M.iri.mm' l5.ist, ll.irh.ir.i lluilwii, Shirley Smith. li.ii'h.ii'.i llAlI'IIll.lIl, lic-tty -l'ixilwr. Karon l iirlv.iy, liiily lhilvin, K.itl1lL'ci1 l5.ll3l.li'L'. Rim Al.lI.lLlL' Miifiilloiiull. Riisi-.iniic lioutli. Sliirli-v l ligluins, Arlcnc l'tt, lin' GL-urge, Sli.irron llmlur. Uiml Diilxinsuii, Anim lim-lwl, Ruth flili-, .irv lirisiui' .mil l'.il Mililicilx ilimh ni ncxx In-iaglits .is Ihcv sinh' thc luiortul ropes. Also during the year movies were shown to the classes which were interesiing and educational. All girls are eligible for these classes which meet on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, however only sophomore girls are required to fake Marlene Mitchell .mil Sally lfishur give .i helping lklllal to Susie lfllcr ins she .ittcmpts .1 difficult brick flip. lhigc' l iv SENIOR INDEX ADAMS BARBARA A C A A I Dunbar YTeens 2 RECHT GLENN A T rps 2 3 H Y 3 V C 3 Orchestr ALEXANDER ROBERT W Terps 3 V I C 2 Audlo Vrsu l I ALEX ANDER WILLIAM A Aud1o V1sual2 3 Terpsl Allred Youth I N W Base ALLEN NORMAJ Band 3 Terps 2 FN SHIRLEY A pecch I 2 3 Drama lc 3 Allred Youth ure Nurses 3 YTeens I 3 Bug Sxster 3 Stu en Secretary 3 WONIGN s Club 3 ALLENSWORTH ROBERTL A do Vrsuol I 2 3 Youth For Chrtst ALLMAN EDWARD I Terps I AMANI CAROLYN A YTeens I Big Ssters 3 ANDERSON BRENDA M Basketball G A A YTeens DERSON MARVA JEAN YTeens I 2 G A A I ANDRIOFF DOROTHY Womans Club 2 3 YTeensI 2 3 Terps Ch I 2 3 Canteen 3 Dramatcs Clu 3 Bug Ssters ANGUS DAVID Audra Vlsual I 2 3 Blolog Bancl I HIBALD DAVIDJ Football I 2 3 lKetl3Clll I 3 Tia 2 3 Pres: Chor 3 Terpsl 2 Stu en Councll 2 3 Sophomore Class Pres1dent I ARNOLD WALJNETTA F Y Teens I 2 Library I Marchxng Band I Orzhes ra 2 Home Room Officer 2 Futur R aller3 G A Terps I 2 Womans Club I Basketball ASHBRIDGE JUDITH ANN AUER BARBARA M Sudent Secretary 2 Bg S ters 3 N H S 3 BACON BILLIE R Struts and F ets I 2 3 Thesp ans 2 3 Y Tee I 2 3 Terps 2 3 Llbrary Club 2 Bug Srsters 3 Woman s Club 3 BARGIDES HELEN Y Teens 3 Dramatlcs 3 Bug Sisters 3 BARR JOYCE E Bond HnT1mes Allred Youth YTeens BARRON LARRY R BATES JOHN W Home Room Officer 2 3 H1 Y I Terps I 2 3 BAUG l PATRICIAL Latin Club I Speech I 2 3 Cheerleader I Teen Trme Tune Tamer 3 Womans Club I 2 3 Home Room offucer 3 BEITER WILLIAM L Terps 3 BENNETT MARY l Terps I 3 Future Nurses 3 2 3 Woman s Club 3 Allled Youth 3 Home BERRY SHIRLEY ANN Band I 2 3 Orchesta Woman s Club 3 Dramatic L.lub 3 BINFORD DAVID OLIVER HIYI 2 3 Camera Board I 2 3 Natlonol Honor Socnety 2 3 BLACKWOOD CHARLES B BLANCHARD YVONNEL Terps Future Nurses YTeens Dromatrcs BLANTZ DONALDJ BOERNER SUE A YTeens I 3 Terps I 3 Alll d BOONE ROBERTL Baseball I 2 3 Terpsl BO S BEVERLY A Chorr I 2 Bug Sisters 3 BOSS NORMAN R BOUGHMAN MARLENE F YTeens I Terps I Llbrary Asslstant I Student Secretary 2 3 Sisters 3 National Honor Society 2 3 BRAHM JAMES E H1 Y Baseball BRICKLEY JEAN A Future Nurses 2 3 Future Nurses President 3 Allred Youth I 2 3 Dromatrcs 3 YTeens I 3 Womans Club YTeens I 3 Choxr Room Offlcer I Y T Cu I 2 3 Annual uth3NHS A red Youth I 2 rmes I BROWN CHARLES Football I 2 3 BROWN JOAL D Terps I BROWNING JOE H B NKERHOFF LINDAL Womans Clubl 2 3 YT nsl 2 3 nd I 2 ps BRUGH BEVERLY A Allied Youth YTeens Womans Club Terps Dramatrc Club BRUNER RALEIGH L Boys State 2 BUNTON EDWARD E BURR TOM BURWELL GLORIA F H A YTeens Terps Library Assxstan Allred Youth BUTCHER JACK D F otball I 2 3 CALDWELL BILL E Baseball 3 Basketball 3 Room Offrcer Football I CALLITSIS GUST E CANARY DAVE H Soph Class V President our I 3 Bas ll F tball I Debate 3 CAPUANO YVONNE CHANDLER JANICE L Y Teens Allred Youth C NGERY FRANK R Footballl 2 3 T p C LDERS MARTHA A YTeen I 2 3 Canteen C uncrl 2 3 Womans Club I 2 3 Dramatlcs Club 2 3 Student Secretary 3 CHOVAN BOB P Vocational lndustrlal Club 2 CHRISTEN JACQUIE M Bug Sisters 3 Y Teens I 3 Womans Club 3 Student Secretary 3 Terps I 2 3 Allred Youth 3 Terps Cabrnet I Home I Jr Class Presrclent Home Room Officer 2 Terps l.1braryAss1stont I 2 3 Page 140 CHRISTMAN LELAND C Vocatronal Industrlal Club CHRISTNER SYLVIA A Allred Youth I 3 Terps I Youth F Chrxst chers I C COCKLIN ROBERT A Football 3 Home Room Presrdent I Maclnne Shop Presrdent 2 COMANITZ BETTY F YTeens I Bug Slsters 3 Chourl 2 3 Hom Room Officer 3 Terpsl 2 3 Womans lubl 2 3 Alllccl Youll ent Secretary 2 Hn Tlrnes 2 3 N COP IAND JOHN CORBBFTT BARBARA A Woman s Club I 2 3 Home Room Of ucer ens d COX BERTHA A HlT1mes 2 CRETCR RONALD A Vocational Industrial Club 2 3 CR SWELL JOAN M Terps I 3 YTe I 3 Womans Club 3 CRITCHFIELD WILLIAM G Terps I 2 3 Home Room Offucer I 2 CRITES JANE E Terps 2 Home Room Offlcer I Y Teens I Chonr 3 En embe I Glrs Chorus I Bug Sisters 3 OKSTON DAVIDJ A Chorrl 2 3 Te psl 2 3 CUNNINGHAM GAYLE P Band 3 Y Teens 3 Future Teachers 2 CUTRIGHT LEAH J CUTSHAW PEGGY A Domatlc ClubI N H S 3 CUTTER DWIGHT L DAUT RICHARD A Terpsl 2 3 VIS P CGY V Speech Club 2 N F L DAYHUFF RITA L Y Teens 2 Terps 3 Woman s Club I Latin Club I Big Sls er DEBOS CHARLES D DEHOFF STANLEY D Terps 3 DELVECCHIO BEVERLY M YTeens I 2 3 Wo an ClubI 2 3 o1r I 3 Bug Slste 3 Stud nt Secretory 2 3 T ps I DEMER JEANNETTE A YTeens I IS DENA Terps I 2 3 anteen I 3 Future Nurses YTeensI 2 3 HI Tlmesl 2 3 Speech 2 3 Home Room Officer matrcs 2 mans Club 2 1 Srsters 3 D MPSTER LARRY L Te ps I 2 3 Bas ball I 2 Audio Vxsual I DENENZIO CAROLJ Terpsl 2 3 YT6-ensI 2 3 Dramatlcs Cl b DINGLER RONALD LEE Student Council 2 Audio Vusuol 3 Football DOMER SHIRLEY A Choir 2 3 Chor I MINIK HELGA E YTeens I 3 W mans Club I G A our 2 3 r DOMMER GRETCHEN L T rps I 2 Y T ens I 2 DOTIAVIO JANICE G Terps 2 3 Y Teens 2 WD JIM Student Council I 2 3 Speech Club I 2 3 Ho Room Offlcer I 2 Socral Committee 2 Debate I 2 3 Footb ll Go I 2 3 Natronol Honor So ty DOWELL DORIS Social Comrnlttee I Choir I 2 3 Future Nurses erps I YT 3 Latnn Clu 2 3 Womans Club I 2 3 Natlonal Honor Society 2 3 DR Y ROSALIE YTeensI 2 3 Canteenl 2 3 Dramatrcsl 2 3 rpsI 2 3 Womans ClubI 2 DRIVER SAM C Football I Welding I Auto Mechanuc I E DON E Football I 2 3 Tackl Dramatrc Club 2 3 Terps 2 DUNN GENE R Terpsl 2 3 DUTTON SALLY A Terpsl 2 3 YTeensI 2 3 Womans Club I 2 3 Student Councrl 2 3 Dramatlcs ClubI 2 3 Class Offrcer I Speech Club 2 Future Teacher 2 Bug Srsters 3 Canteen I 2 3 H EARLE ROBERT K EASTERDAY BEVERLY A Womans Clu I EDWARDS DWIGHTJ HlTlmes I EDWARDS HAROLD D EDWARDS IVANL Terpsl 3 F EMBID CECILIA A Annual Board Ch I 2 3 Drama 2 3 Speech Club 2 3 Woman ubl Terps I 2 3 Debate 2 3 Teen Time Tune Tlmer 3 Bug Sisters 3 nteen 2 3 N H S ERTLE GARY R Football I 2 3 ESCHLMAN CAROLE YTeensI 2 Terpsl EVANS DALE I' Struts and Frets I 2 3 Notronal Thesprans I 2 3 Terpsl 2 3 Dramatuc Club Presndent Swrmmrng Team 2 3 TER CAROLI F T A 3 F T A Pres1dent3 Basket H FABER EVELYN M FEICHTER WANDA FISHER CAROLE L FISHER JAMES D ER KENNETH E F otboll I 2 3 B lx tball I 2 3 Tra k 2 3 Terps I Home Room Offxcer I 2 Jumor Class Offrcer - A - 1 -' . ' ' . I -' r I I UI' 2, 35 Future Tea . , 2, 35 hoir 2, 3 A A ALB ' , 1.5 A ,' ,I 1- , 71. . , Q1 A I A A, A , , - , - , Q 1 A - .fA A : A . , . A: A A C1 1 A A A A. A 1 C A A A 's 1 ALL? ', J. If ball 1 ' ' ' 21.31S'UC' - 1 ' ' P ' H' 5' 3 ALL- f is , I , 5 , rs , ' 3, , j ' , I ' ' I ' In Fut 5 - , 35 Terps I, 5 ' A 5 d tt I' Y Te J' Alinnl I' 2' 3 AAA , 1 - ,gA 11 1 A A A ' AQ, A A - A A , A A ,jr : A A A 1 - I , ANS I lf, .,2 CRO' ' A I 51' V, 'N'Hj5'3 2, 3, 'oxf , , ,T , ': I Ib , 'z I 3 1 -'A A . A , ' 1 , , 3, F. 1. A. 1, 2, , ' y 1, - ' ' ' A ' ARC , .f 5 5 5 Bas , 2, 5 clc I, 2, Choir I, 5 5 'dent of I 5 5 5 d t I I I -W f , z ' 1 ' , 'E D W 7 : ' I, 5 e et ' 5 . , A. I: , 1 ' J I , ' .ff T , 1 is , . . . DA ', 5- .LT ' I , . . .1, G. A. A.1 A A A ,A A . - , , , - B C , .- A 1 'W ' 1 1 F 'TI 5 1 , 1 Ch ' , 2, 5 ' ' rs 5 e , 5 er , 2, 3 1A -'A . ' A1.1 E 1 5 ' 'ls DEM ,' f A . 5 C , 2, 1 A31 1 -' 'A .A .1 A .' 1 AA 1, 3, off! ,3, W6 ' ,l35lChoir 1, 2, 3, sg ' 'Y - , - , E , .- r , , : e , : ' ' , 1 -c A . A 1 1 ' 1A 1 1 2, 3, Y. M. c. A. 1, 2, 3 A 21 31 'WPS I1 21 31 Yclcem 21 31 Nf i0 Q I0 0' 5 fie'Y 21 31 1 2 3- big s1seef5'51A111ed'Y5U1I1 1- Womaln's' club 1 U v A I A- 'A A A A r 1 1 A A A A . DO. , .Y - , , 0 ' , . . A. 1, 1 , - A A 1 ' .1 1 ch' , ,aches 1,N. H. 5.3 , - A ,AA , 5 r I, 25 - eens I, 35 - ' . LY 9 ' A: A' 9 ' A ' A Y 'A A AAA I b A A A DO 1 f A A I 1 ,A F A 1 ,A I 7:9 1 1 1 . A 1 2, 3, If , , ,A ' A Cie 2, 3 ' Af 1 1 A 1 ' 3, 1 ' , 2, 3, - eens 2,A , b 1,' ,' ,' ' , -'A - , 2 , : 'e Yo 5 . . .3 A ' I A A A ' A - A 55' ,f - A512 Te ,,,- 'A ,A,sA A ' 'C A-A A , , H, , DUK , I -- , l, 1 r I, 2, 3: ' , 1 Q ' A , A , , Hi-T' , 2, sig W 1, 2, 3, choir 2, 5, flank 3, N. HSS.-3 ' I N' - 5' 3 Rl I , 'W .- ' . . 1 - 99 . , : ' E ' Ba , , 35 Ter I, 2, 3 , .- ' ' , '- .- ' as , .- , .- '- ' , 2 ' , A.-. . ., , , , ' ' 1, f .-' , , .T. A. 1, 2, 3 ' , .- I, 2, 35 oir 5 , 5 tics f .- o 5 5 , 5 , 5 'sACl , 2, 35 Y-Teens I, 2, 35 Co , I A A A A,3, , , - C - 1 - - ' 1 1 A . . A A . A cvs' , ' ' .i . . . , . . . ' ' , bull 3, 1. A -' 1 1 1 N. , s. 3 Ch ' ', 2, , '-erm '3, Q0 ' ,2, 3, I ' ' 2 F HE I f' :er's ,I, , .- HI , .Y - 5 A, , 5 o ' , 5 , E.- I, I --' ' 1 A A ,J ' FISH I I 1-0 IA, J USGA , , :A C If SENIOR INDEX FISHER PAT L Allred Youth T Home Room Offrcer 2 FLATH JOHN E FLICKINGER GRACE Womans Club G A FLOUNDERS CHARLES E FOCKLER ROBERT C FOLTZ MICHAEL Arnual Boarcll 2 3 C Eclrtor FOWLER ROBERT E B ncl 3 Hr Y T Terp FIASFR JAMES FRIDLINE JANIE Womans Club YTeens Terps Allred Youth Teen nr um Trrner Home Room ffrcer Z L FROHMAN RICHARDJ GARINER JACK L Vocatronal lnclustr al Club 2 GECKLER RAY Basketball 2 3 Baseball 2 3 S RUSSELL B Terps T G NTZLER KENNETH L F otball T 2 T ps I 2 RGE JANETL YTeens I 3 Batd I 3 Ca Offrcer Tcrps 2 3 Home Room Offrcer T Student Secretary 3 Orchestra 3 Cantccn 7 BOYD E Terps T 2 all her GILTZ RON Terps 3 GLICK ALBERT GLICK CORINNE YTecns I 2 3 Brg Srsters 3 Womans Club T Drarnatrcs 2 GLIDDEN LAURA Student Councrl T YTeensT 2 3 Womans Club H Trn s 2 3 Bug Srsters 3 Latrn Club I Future Teachers H me Room Offrcerl 2 Canteen 2 3 N H S 3 GOSS DONNA M Chorr 2 Terps 2 GRABER JANET Class Offrcer T Speech 3 Terps I 2 3 Canteer 2 3 YTeens T 2 3 Womans ClubI 2 3 Home Room Of rcer ers 3 b ssrstant 3 N GRABER MARV D or T Foo a 2 3 Home Ra m rcer T 2 GREEN LOTTIE R rps T W ans ub 3 Hr Trm r 2 YTeen T Home Nursrn 2 Allred Yout Speech Club I Latrn Club T Future Teachers 2 3 GREENE NOLAJ YTeens 2 3 Home Economrcs 2 3 GREENSHIELD VELDA G Lrbrary Assrstant T Bug Srsters T Chorr I Speech I GREGORY JEWEL LEE GRIER BETTY JANE Chorr T Grrls Athletrc Assocratron 2 GRIER LORETTA MAE Basketball Table Tennrs GRITZAN INGE YTeens 2 Student Secretary 2 Chorr T Terp T Auclro Vrsual GRUSE DONNA R YTeens 2 3 Class Offrcer T Allred Youth T 'I 3 Ensemble 2 Future Teachersl Chorrl 2 3 Home Root Offrccr 3 Studcrrt Councrl 3 NN DAVID P N H S HAAS MARJEAN N LINDA M Y Teens T rps 2 Cante r HAMILTON GENE R HAMILTON MELVA R Horne R om Offrcer I Y Teens I 2 3 Chorr a Dr ma rc u er s 3 Ensembe H MIT LOU H L trn Club I t Allred Yo rt NNAH SANDRAJ Womans Club T 2 YT ers T 2 Tep I 3 Home Room Offrcer I 2 HARDER ROBERT L HARLACHER CAROL L Y Teens I 3 Speech Club T Home Room Off cer 2 Brq Srsters 3 Student Secretary 3 Terps T HARMON JUDITH A YTeens T Clorr T Student Secretary a rn Club HARRIS CONNIEJ Terps 3 YTeens 2 Womans Club 3 Allr d Youth T ROLD ALICE S YTL ns T 3 T p I 2 3 Wom n Clu 3 Canteen 3 UBE ROSE MARIE G A A T cl Y uth T 2 Brg Srse Y Teens 3 HAUBERT CHARLES E HEADRICK KEN R Home Room Offrcer T Football T Football Man crqcr 2 Aulro Vrsual Operator I 2 3 HECKATHORN BARBARAJ Terps 2 3 Student Secretary 3 HECKATHORN PATRICIA M HECKATHORN WILLIAM G HEIMANN EDWARD A H Y T HEINZER ROSEMARIE Drstrrbutrve Educatron Club G A A Grls Leaders Club HENDERSHOT SANDRA Terpsl 2 Womans Clubl 2 3 HrTrmes 2 3 Dramatrc Club 3 Brg Srsters 3 HENKEL MARIA M Y Teens I Terps 2 HENSON BEVERLY J HERMAN JOYCE E Chorr T YTeens T HERRMANN WILLIAM H HERSHBERGER GEORGIANNE Terps T Womans Club 2 HEWITT AGNES M HEWITT SAUNDRA J Home Room Offrcer 3 YTeens T 2 3 Int r Club Rcprescntatrve 3 Hr Trmes 2 Band T 2 3 Lrbrary Assrstant 2 Brq Srsters 3 Speech Club T L I GANS SHIRLEY A YTeensT 2 3 G A B r s L aders 2 3 Allred You h T Future Nurses 2 ACRE JERRYJ Football T 2 3 ps eech T 2 HOFFMAN DAVIDJ Bancl I 2 3 HOFFMAN MARGARET E Bond T 2 3 YTeens 2 Future Nurses 2 Terps 2 Womans Club T 2 3 HOOPINGARNER CHARLES W Leaders Club T 2 3 Vocatronal Industral Club HOOT CYRIL C H HOPSON RAYMOND HORNER JAMES E Vocatronal lndustrral Club T HOSE SID W HOUSTON JAMES E Football T 2 3 Basktball 2 3 Baseball HOVERLAND NORINE J Clnrc 2 3 HOYMAN CARY V Class P esrclent 3 Terps 2 3 HUGHLEY JOHNNIEL H MES DONALD H Tocnl 3 F b IIT 2 Stud IC rcrll 3 HUNTSMAN ESTHER M IAMS WANDA JEAN ICKES MARY J Terps T INDORF SHIRLEYJ Band IVAN ROBERT J OBS TERRY A V I C Y T Audro Vrsua JAMES JOHN W Socral Ccmmrttee T Basketball T Track otball T 2 Te 2 3 Class Offrcer JEANDREVIN MARGARET V Latrn Club T Womans Club T Te ps I YTeens T Home Room Officer 2 3 Student Secretary H JENKINS RICHARD J Machrnrsts Club 3 JOHNS MARLENE F Future Homemakers of America T 2 G A JO NSON PHYLLIS N G A A T Dramatrcsl 2 u T NES JUDY A Terps T 2 YTeens T Student Secretary 2 Bug Srsters 3 JORDEN HELEN J LEKER JOHN C V I C KASUNICK JOHN W Football 2 Baseball 2 KEKICH SARA M Chorr 3 Ensemble 3 KELLER PATRICIA A Terps T KERR ROBERT A Speech Club 3 Allred Youth 3 Y Teens 2 Home Room Officer T TNER GLENN A Hr Trmes T V l KEUPER GAIL Womans Club 3 Dramatrcs Club T Speech Club 2 Y Teens T Art Club 2 Terps 2 PER BENITA F Womans ClubT 2 3 YT T 2 3 Stu e Secretary 3 Adv Chemrstry 3 KLAR DAVID G KLINE CAROLYN Dramatrcs T Brg Srsters 3 NGE JULIA A YTeens T W mans ub 2 3 Hom Room Offrcer T 3 Terps I 2 Speech Club I KRACKER ANN E Student Secretary I Future Teachers 2 Y Teens T Dramatrcsl KRAFT PAUL A KRANTZ KAREN M Future Teachers I 2 3 Spe h CI b T 2 Debate Clubl YTeens T Terps T 2 3 Dramcrtrc Club3 N H S KREIGER JERRYL Jr Optrmrst 3 Allred Youth 2 Speech Club Football 3 KRESOVICH MIKE Adv Pr ntrng K SS DICK Annual Board I 2 3 Home Room Offrcer T C Edrtor of Annual 3 N H S 3 KRUG CAROL A Cheerleaclrng 2 3 Student Secretary 3 Terps LAB RONALD C Band 2 3 Home Room Offrcer 3 N JACK V H Y LAMM PARTICIA A Terps T Student Secretary T Woman s Club I LANE J RONNIE LATHAM ROBERT L Terps I LAWRENCE DONNA M Y Teens T Future Nurses 3 Lab Ass stant 3 BRUCE B H Y H S 3 Home Room O LeCLAlRE BERNICE Hr Trmes 3 ON SARRAH L Ba Srsters 3 Y Teens T 2 3 A S , . 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T,-2, 3, N. .L , 7 L ffrceflr, 2, 3 FD I L I LEM ,' fr' 7- ,,7o..A.2 91, 7 -ll SENIOR INDEX L HART DAVID H Cho1rI 2 3 LENHART JUDY A YTeensI Womans Clubl 2 3 Futu Hom makers I Terps I Student Secretary 2 LENTZ ROSEANNE YTeensI 2 3 Canteenl 3 Terps 3 Womans C ub I LIGGETT ROBERTAJ YTeensI 2 3 T psl 2 3 Cant e I 2 3 Canteen Councrl I Bug Srsters 3 Dramatrcs 3 Future Nurses 3 Woman s Club 3 H1T1mes 2 3 LIMP WAYNE E Vocatronal Industrial Club LINT JOHN E LE ROSAL G A LITTLEFIELD DAVID L NGEMAJGAAI 3Ba LONGSHORE EDDIE B Track LONGWORTH JANET G Hn Trmes 3 Future Nurses 2 Home Room lcer 2 Brology Lab Ass1stant2 N H S LOWERY MAE P G A A 2 Basketball 2 Allred Youthl YTeens 3 Future Homemakers I LUCKNER CAROLE A Terps I 3 YTeens I 3 Worn Club I Ba Sisters 3 LUTZ LINDA L LYNN WILLIAM R M LLISTER MARLENEJ G A A 2 Basketball 3 YTeens Future Homemakers I MCBETH BEVERLYJ Future Teachersl 2 3 McCULLOUGH CAROL J Terps 3 MCKITRICK HAROLD A MQPHERSON RONNIE R Basketball I Baseball 2 MAGLISCHO ERNIE Swrmmrng Team 3 Leaders Club 2 H1 MAIER DAVE Football 3 Track 3 Allred Youth 2 Choir 3 MANN ELIZABETH M Future Homemakers I Terps I M NN JOHN Chorr 2 3 2nd Chourl HIYI 2 3 Te s Speech Club I 2 3 Dramatrcs Club 2 3 Home Room Officer mes I MANSON BOB D MANZELLA FRANK A Swnmmrng I Vocational Club MARSH JOAN M G A A 2 Future Nurses 2 Terps 3 Studet Stcretary 3 MATAKO MARTHA E Speech Clubl 2 3 Future Teachers ornans CIubI 2 3 Y eens 3 N MAIHESON SHELDON G Terps I 2 3 MATHEY DAVID L Speech 3 Room Offlcer I MAUGER ROGER BLAINE MAURER KEITH A MAXHIMER PAUL MAXHIMER ROBERTA I Terps 2 Assistant Secretary I MEYER ROBERT L Machxne Shop Club MICKLEY ELEANOR G Y Teens 3 Bug Srsters 3 Womans Club 2 MILLAR DICK L MILLER DAVID L MILLER LUCILLE E HLER GENE D Latin Club I Choir I Chol MITCHAEL KATHLEEN A Dlstrlbutlve Education Club MOI-IR CAROLE A Bandl 2 3 Dramatic Club 3 YTeens Womans Club I 2 3 Allred Youth I Speech Club I MONTE GENE A MOORE JIM R Rrlntrng Club MORAN VIRGINIA M MORROW THOMAS G M RTLAND VERNA I: Band I 2 3 YTeens I 3 Terps I Womans Club I 3 Student Secretary 3 Bug Slsters 3 MOSER ROBERTA C Cholr B I Student Secretary 3 Future Home makers 3 MOSS RONALD W MURPHY CAROL A RS HELEN A YTeens 2 3 Womans Club I 2 3 Cho T rps I 2 3 Cheerleader 3 Speech Club I RS JANICEL Chorrl 2 5 3 YTee 3 La Club I 2 3 Canteen Councrl 2 Bug Srsters 3 Home Room Offxcer 2 3 Womans Cub 2 3 Speech Club I 3 Natnoncal La rn Award I Future Teachers 3 Soc1alComm1ttee I N H S 3 NAGLE DON C Football 3 Student Council 2 Terps Cabinet Baseball I NADZAM JOHN NEMETH BETTY L Bug Susters 3 Student Secretary 3 Bond I 2 3 ZLY WANDAL Band I 2 3 G A NEWMAN ROGER W OTI DONALD OWENS JANET C YTeens I Terps I Page I47 PACKER BOB Speech3 Debate3 Jr Opt1m1st3 Chorrl N H S 3 PAINTER AGNES C Terps I PAPE CAROL PARRISH LARRY S PATTERSON LARRY L PATERSON PATRICIA I H1 Times 3 PAULUS EMERSON A PEARCH DWIGHT R PENCE RICHARD R PENDOLINO JOANNE Terps Bug Snsters PERTL JOAN M Future Nurses 2 PETERS JAMES L PETTAY PATRICIA E Canteen I Terps I TY MIRADA M YTeensI Womans Club I G A A I Terps I 2 Grrls Leaders 3 Bug Srsters 3 Drstrnbutrve Educahon Club PITCOCK SUSAN Beginning Chalrl Adv Choir 2 3 YTeens 2 Womans Club I 2 3 Pres of Womans Club 3 Bug Srsters 1 rmes 2 3 ann onor Recerved I N PITTMAN JIM J PLEDGURE ARABELLAJ Lbroryl 2 3 YTeensI 2 Futu Ho a er I 2 A ANN Library Clubl 2 3 YTeensI 2 3 Allred Youth 2 A HELEN J Student Councrl I 2 3 eens 3 Ter s Cabrnet Member 2 3 Terpsl 2 3 Womans Clubl N PRADO FRANK R NTICE WILLIAM H Band I 2 3 Alned Yo th 2 Audra Visual 2 PRICE DEAN S HIYI 2 3 Leaders Club 2 3 Swummrng Home R am Oflncer 2 Football 2 Baseball 2 3 Terps I 2 3 Speech Club 2 3 PRICE PATRICIA A PRUNTY PATRICIA ANN Bandl 2 3 Home Room Offrcer Bane E semble 2 YTeens 2 3 All d Y uth 3 Terpsl 2 3 Student Secretary 3 PRUDUM JANICE E Ltbrary Club 2 Womans Club 2 3 YTee 2 3 Terpsl Allred Yout PYLE RICHARD G Y Teens I 2 Student Secretary 3 Latm Club RADTKE RADTKE Future RANKIN RATLI FF REMLEY L F otball I 2 k MARY LOU Dlstrlbutlve Educatlonl G A A I Tups Nurses I NN E Y M C our NILE Future Teachersl 2 3 ITH YTeens I 2 W mans Club I Terps I Band I 2 3 Future Teachers I 2 3 Student Director of Band 3 Sister 3 N RICE KATHLEEN Womans u 2 3 cl YTee 3 ers 3 Terps I 2 RIESE MARY ANN RINK HAROLD C RISHER SHIRLEY Bug Slsters I Cholr 3 RITENOUR GIBSON ROAN DICK Football 3 Track 2 Cholr 3 Terps 2 ROBERTSON WILLIAMA Football Mgr I 2 3 Trak r Terps 3 ROBINSON TIMOTHY ROHR THOMAS E ROSCHE JUDY C B19 Slster I Student Secretary I ROSE HELEN Blg Sisters 3 ROSS CARMELLA A Y Teens rary C ub 2 erps ROSS FRANKJ Baseball 2 ROSS MARCIA A Terpsl 2 3 YTeensI 2 3 Future Nurses Womans Club 3 Allred Y uth 3 N H S 3 ROSSETT JIM ROWAN DONNA C Drama Art H DAVID PAUL HIY I 2 3 k 2 RUEGG MARIEA YTeens I VVomans Club I Future Home makers I RUETZ NADINE YTeens 2 3 Womans Club I 3 Ensemble 2 our I Na: n no crety 2 Bug Srsters 3 Terps I RUMMINS DONNAJ Choir 1 3 Futur N rses Buology Lab Assrstant 2 RUPERT RUTHY Basketball I Library Club 2 Dnstrnbutrve Educatran 2 Womans Club I eens I erps Bug Srsters 3 RUSSELL NANCY Home Room Offrcer I Womans Club I YTeensI 3 B S ers 3 T rpsl 2 3 Lrbrory Clu RUSSELL WALT EN , .- ' , , I F- P YI 1 -' ' I 1 1 F V9 e' I 1 Y - 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - I I I . 1 I . 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H. s. 3 NET I, CY I I: I , , A, 1 I I I Ch I , 2, I t'o al' Ho r So' , 3, 'Red Cross 2, 32 ' 'C I , ' I A ' Ig chow 1 2, 1 e 11 . 2, 31 -0- 1, 1' T ,ZIYYT 11' I,2,G.A.A.I, 1 - ' 1 ' 1 21 31 , - - 1 1 59 IS' 1 9 1 1 1 I I1 2 SENIOR INDEX ST DENIS PATRICIA A Student Secretary Telps O DONNA J Bq Slsters 3 Y Teens I G A A NDWITH JUDYL T rps I 2 YTeI I Womans Cu oIr I Canteen I SARBACH SHARON L T rps I 2 3 Conte n I YTee ILLINGER PAT Bandl 2 3 Terpsl SC LUB SANDRAJ L tIn Club I Futur T achers I 2 3 H Tum s 2 3 Ensemble 2 3 Speech Club 3 Drama Club 3 YTeens 3 Natlonal Honor Socncty 2 3 SCHOENFELD ROY H SwImInInq Team I ROCK DONNA H B nd I 2 3 YTL I 3 YTeen Pres Idcnt 3 Futurm Teachers I SCHROEDER GERALD R Vocatuonal lndustrlal Club 2 56 Club 3 SCHUMACKER DAVIDJ F otball I 2 3 SCOTT DONALD E Tcrps I 2 3 K ROBERTL Reserva. Basketball I VarsIty Basketball 2 stbull 2 3 LE DAN E T Ip, I H AN JOANNE C Tups I 2 Ie ou I 3 Future rsIs 2 mans C ub Blg Susters Cholr I H SHALLENBERGER SANDRA Future T achers I 2 3 or I oman s Club I u Twp I Y Teels B q SI-,tus 3 SHAMMO MARY A Studcnt Secretary I 2 NOR RONALDJ H Y I Terps I LLINC CHARLESL Bandl 2 SHIFP BARBARA Tcrps 3 Y Teens 3 Womans Club 3 Bag SIsters A Ied Y uth 2 Suclent Secretary Band I 2 3 Cho CLA 3 Class SINGER Y hc SINGER SINGER SKLLLY SMITH SMITII SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH IR TED HI Y I HI Y Presld Key Clu I HI Tlmes Latm Club I Student CouncII I 2 3 Home Room Offlcer oclal ComInItteL I Terps I MARILYN Dramatucs I olnans u IS I' TOM L VIOLA M RONALD W AN YTeens I 2 UDIA R Terps I URTNEYA H Y I 2 e 2 3 Foot I o DON W JAMES A JAMES R HI Tlntcs 3 JANICE Terps I RONALD Ips H E AIlIecI Youth 2 Terps 3 Y Teens SHIRLEY Future Honlemakers I Pe ub 2 Glee ul Mlxcd Chorus I 2 RLEY R Y Teens s SNIDLR GARY ELMER SNODGRASS MARILYN Cholr 3 Chorus 2 Student Secretary 3 SNYDER MARILYN B ChoIr I Chorus 2 SOKOLOVITS MARGARET A Alllecl Youth 2 3 Dramatlcs 3 YTeens erps I SPARKS WILLIAM Audlo Vlsual 2 3 CHER MARCIA Clolrl 2 YT I I 2 Ter SPICER TOM B Football 3 Basketball 3 Track 2 SocIal om I tcc I Terps 3 SPRANKLE ANN Speech Club I Future Teachers I 2 3 Terp 2 3 Wont I Cub I 3 Home Room OffIcer I SPRANKLE CAROL Future Homemakers I STAHL MARY K STANFORD JAY STAVAROFF EDDY Golf 2 STEELE MARY A H STLINER HARVEY STFNOFF DON STEWART JAMES V Football 3 Baseball 3 Terps 2 Home Room Icer I N STOLL GARY D STONER DANIEL Camera Club STONER PAUL STREET WILLIAM STROBEL DAVID ootball I er s 3 Lea ers Clu Home Room Offlcer 2 STROBEL GARY N H S 3 Lab Asslstant 3 STROH MICKEY Terps 3 Dramatuc Club 3 YTeens I Future Nurses Cholr 3 LIbrary Club STUCK ROSE SULLIVAN ANNABELLE Future Homemakers I SUMMERS FRANK TAYLOR BETTY L Terps I 2 3 Home Room Offmer I 2 Womans ub I Iteen I TA LOR HARRY Home Room OffIcer I H Y I 2 Audlo VIsuaI THOMAS MARY ANN Canteen I Home Room OffIcer I A ChoIr 2 Ensemble I ESMARYGAAIBad TOURNOUX JOE E L I TOURNOUX PAT M Llbrary AssIstantI 2 Dramatlcs Club Bq Slsters 3 Speech I Terps I 2 Womans Club I TR CY BOB Football I 2 37 TRAYLOR PARNELL Trockl TREISCH MILTON TURKAL ANNA Future Home Makers I Student Secretary I 2 3 oIr I 3 Alllecl You I 2 3 Blg Snsters 3 Natlonal HoI r Soclety 2 3 HI Tlmes 3 Terps I 2 3 Home Room OffIccr URBAN GARY URBAS BILL Key Club 3 Band Manager 3 VALES JOHN SILLOFF JEAN Terps I 2 3 YTeens I 2 3 Womans C 2 3 Canteen TER PATRICIA K L tIn Club 2 T rps YTccns 2 Speec ub I HI Tlmes I ChemIstry Lab Assistant VENABLES GEORGE H VOSHALL WILLIAM A Terps 2 Band Offlcer 2 W GNER DONNAL G A A I Future Nurses 2 CIInIc Slsters WARE JOYCE A WARE RUTH Begmnlng Cholr I Terps 2 3 Advanced Cholr 2 3 Home Room Offlcer I 3 C eer a Ing Capt 2 3 WEIRICH JOAN A Future Homemakers 2 3 Student CouncIl I Basketball I oIr I T ras WELDON JON AudIo Vsual Club 2 HI WELLER CAROL YTeens 2 B ChoIr I WESIE DAVID P WETZEL ALICE Band 2 Terpsl Dlstrlbullye Ed I WEY EDWARD WHISLER JERRY W Basketball Mgr 3 Terps Cablnet 2 Terps I Ltaclers Club 3 Baseball Mgr I Home Room Offm-r I W ITE ROBERTAJ G A A Art Cub WHITMAN SANDRA LEE Home Room OffIcer I 2 YT ens 2 3 F ure Nurses 2 3 Womans Clubl 2 3 Terpsl 2 BIg Sus ers oIr C 3 Stude tary 3 N WIGGINS GARY D Terps 3 Audlo Vlsual I EY JOANNA C Speech I 2 3 N F r Ied Youth I 2 Dramatlcs 3 Womans Club I 2 WILHELM CAROLE JEAN Annual Board 3 Student Secretary 2 Home Room Offlcer I Terps I 2 YTeens I 2 3 Womans Club 2 3 Future Nurses 2 3 Allled Youth 2 Blg SIsters LEY DRUE LtIn Club I Speech Club I 2 3 Home Room Icer I I f H WILLIAMS DOROTHY L Art Club 3 Home Room OffIcer I 2 Terps YTee Allre Y h WILLIAMS BILL G Terps I 3 Leaders Club 3 LIAMS WILLIAML V I C 2 Foo all WISKOFSKE RICHARD P WOLFE JACK Terps I WOLGAMOTT LAVERNE A Vocatuonal Industrnal Club AudIo Vusual WRIGHT BETTY E WRIGHT MARSHA K UNG WARREN M HI TImes 2 K y I b I 2 I mera CIubI 2 3 N ZIEGELHOFER CAROL A B nd I Y Teens 3 BIg SIsters 3 Terps I ZIEGELHOFER VIRGINIA Terps I ZIESMER CHARLENE A TerpsI 2 3 C te1I 2 YTee I ZIMMER WARREN A H TImes I 2 3 Cameo Club I 2 Art Cl b 2 3 Terps I 2 3 Home Room Offlcer 3 Basketball Manager I 2 Jumor Soclal Cammlttee 2 Art Club Offlcer 2 3 ,Y S ,W 1 V I I .-- ' A ' I I I I ' II 2. 3I AI 7 e . 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Amherst Park Barber Shop Amherst Beauty Salon Kiddie Korner Johnies Bakery Saveway Market Troy Dry Cleaning Massillon's Newest And Most Modern Large Super Market Featuring Colorama N . W Briner's Drugs Rand Hardware Amherst Appliance Amherst Lanes Chet Kemper-Builder A8.H Service Center fs Eva-ningg Quai:-pum vrl M mg' kuu' I, Gym,-,f Q0n p5m,!. il ,. V The Ideal Compcmy 1 ' 55 Lincoln Wcxv East I Q' ,S Q iw Sei if Q , QQ N? , fi Qi? ,N . iff gm is Qi S .dw 5: .. gi b S .,,, if ii 3 Q ,V gg J Q we ,f Q ..,, , Wx . I cvssiihw F-fc c'c19ion rv C? ? fi A A A 316 Lincoln Way E A81P SUPER MARKET Towne Plaza BANKS BROS FURNITURE INC 12 Erie St N BEAUTY QUEEN SALON 219 Second St S E Furst National Bank Bldg BLAUMEISER HARDWARE 5 Erue St S BRIGHTEN UP STORE 133 Erie St N DAVIDS CIGAR STORE 156 Lnncoln Way W SUBSCRIBERS A FRIEND BAMMERLIN MUSIC STORE 212 First St N BEAR FURNITURE 152 Llncoln Way BEE HIVE 258 First St S BLATZ SHOE STORE 46 Erie St S P J BORDNER 84 CO Three Neughborhood Stores COMMUNITY STORE 2922 Lmcoln Way W PILL 152 A FRIEND BALTZLY DRUG 3 Erie St S BANK GRILL 32 West Exchange St S BECKER HARDWARE 52 Erue S1 N BIXLER S JUVENILE SHOP 112 Lincoln Way E BLOOMFIELD FURNITURE CO 217 Lincoln Way W CERES SUPPLY CO INC 415 Tremont Ave S W DEMMER HARDWARE INC 537 Tremont Ave S W 2 ' ., . ' ., . E. 5 ' ,, , ., .w. co. ' ,w. ' ., .w. c. r. BEINER AGENCY ' 4 ' ., . ' , . DRAGOMIR BROS Ene St FIDELITY MOTOR BUS LINES INC 15 Lincoln Way E GOLDENFELDS 169 Lmcoln Way W C S HENRICH MOTOR 1208 Lmcoln Way E Erie St JEAN FROCKS INC 40 Lmcoln Way E WM KOEHLER REALTY 219 North Ave N E MASSILLON CAMERA SHOP 44 First St N SUBSCRIBERS EVANS AUTO PARTS 214 Erne St N H W GILTZ REALTY CO 3 Cnty Hall St S E HERING S GROCERY 619 Tremont Ave S W HOLMES ELECTRIC 243 Erie St S ISALYS DAIRY CO Towne Plaza KANNERS CLOTHING STORE 32 Lmcoln Way E LOBLAW INC 266 Federal Ave N MASSILLON SUGAR BOWL 45 Lmcoln Way E PILL 157 ENGLEHARDTS MUSIC STORE 47 Erie St S FIRST SAVINGS 84 LOAN 153 Lmcoln Way E WALT GREEN TIRE CO 124 Tremont Ave S W HESS SNYDER COMPANY 25 Erie St S 527 Tremont Ave S W .IIMMYS CANDY SHOP nrst St N LIEBERMANN S BAKERY urst St S MASSILLON PAINT and GLASS 6 Erie St S 131 ' ., S. ' ., . CO. CO. 2 ' ., . . . . CO. - ' , . 7 ' ., . CO. HOFMANN DRUG STORE HOUSTON'S JEWELRY STORE 31 ' ., 5 ., . . ' f . 24 F' ., . E. . CO. ' ., . . 49 F' ., . E. ., . W. ' ., . E. 4 ' ,, , MEADOW S GOLF DRIVING RANGE 1936 Llncoln Way E MIKES CIGAR STORE Erue St NEHI BOTTLING CO 227 Thurd St N W ROBERTAS DRIVE IN Furs1St N SHAFFER MOTOR INC SPUHLERS INC 181 Lrncoln Way E UNIVERSAL DRY CLEANING CO 35 Charles Ave S E WELCH S PASTRY SHOPPE 915 Lnncoln Way E SUBSCRIBERS V H MEYERS FOOD CITY 841 Tremont Ave S W MORTON S 112 Lnncoln Way PICK S FOOD 93 Amherst Rd N SEGEL S 28 Lincoln Way E SPECIALTY SHOP 115 Luncoln Way W UNION BUS TERMINAL 118 Tremont Ave S E VENTURA SHOE REPAIR 45 First St N W W C 110 First St Ptgc 134 MEINHARTS CIGAR STORE E e St MORRISON S MUSIC STORE 216 Lancoln Way E NICKLES BAKERY Navarre Ohuo SCHINDLER S SUNOCO SERVICE 1218 Lmcoln Way W SHOWER S GROCERY STYLE CENTER 166 Luncoln Way W VENICE SPAGHETTI HOUSE 1022 Duncan St S W M C 131 Tremont Ave S 216 ri ., S. 214 ' ., S. ' , . ' , W. ., . E. 1028 ' ., . E. 113 First St., S. E. 831 First St., N, E. S. ' Y. . . A. ' , . ., . E. Y. . . A. ' ., S. E. DR WALTER H ANGERMAN Ohro Merchants Bank Bldg DR .I A CARNES Ohro Merchants Bank Bldg DR ROY H CLUNK Ohro Merchants Bank Bldg DR R W CROYLE 54 Erre St N DR LLOYDL DOWELL 529 North Ave N E DR WILLIAM B EPPS DR DALE HART Ohlo Merchants Bank Bldg HUBERT A HENSEL 84 Erghth St N E DR K M HOGE JR McClymonds Bldg MEDICAL INDEX DR ARTHUR G HYDE Thtrd St S DR ROBERT M IMMEL I0 Enghth St S W DR J E KLI GE I92 Federal A e N E DR W B MALLOY 40 Erle St S DR PAUL A PAULSON Ohro Merchants Bank Bldg DR DONALD G POCOCK DR JOS F RADER D O McClymonds Bldg DR C D RAN Ohro Merchants Bank Bldg DR T KENYON REED Ohro Merchants Bank Bldg DR R R REYNOLDS Ohro Merchants Bank Bldg DR w DAVID RUMMEL 84 Erghth sf N E DR M K SINGER McClymonds Bldg DR L M SNIVELY 2 First St N E HOWARD .I SMITH Ohio Merchants Bank Bldg GERALD P WANTZ DR GEORGE N WENGER Frrst Natronal Bank Bldg DR J S WILLIAMS Frrst Natnonal Bank Bldg DR CARL W ZEPP Frrst Natuonal Bank Bldg In appreclatlon of the many lndlvrduals whose efforts made the T956 edrtlon of the Mass llloman possible we express our sincere thanks to CANTON ENGRAVING COMPANY DAVIS PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIOS 4lO Thtrd Street S E I8 Lmcoln Way East Canton Ohlo Masslllon Ohio H. W. HAWLEY, INC., PRINTERS S. K. SMITH COVER COMPANY T230 Lmcoln Way, East 33 Public Square Massillon, Ohro Cleveland, Ohlo Page 15 5 7 ' . 123 ' .5 - ' ' ' . ' I I I . I ' .,- . . .5 I' ., . . ' . v ., . . . I I ' I ., . I 8 I 'I ., . 24 I' I ., . . . . . . DR. . . . . . DR. . 452 Lake Ave., N. E. 452 Lake Ave., N. E. 805 Lincoln Way, W. DR. . . . . l . . . 5 ' ., . . ' . ' ' . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SENIOR Mr. X Mrs. Howard Allensworth Mrs l'lor1 Allman I I' I I I' I' I' I' I F I'S I' I I I I' r M1 Mrs rs rs Iles X lX rs rs lN rs Is rs lX rs rs rs rs rs rs rs rs rs rs rs rs rs rs X IS lrmst Amfm Byron XV Arnold Nelson lixrr lirrron C Bu ldv 1rd Berrx lux lllll ort Durd C Boss ohn H Broun XX rlluc Brugh Bruner S A Bl'lLl'ClLX I' flrl Bunton Ctorge XX liurxxell 4 mlxl s C rpu 1 lXll1 C I1 rm cr Iostph Chcngery 'rltcr CllI'lSILII Xrtlmr Corlslun xlttr X Comrnltz Rolwcrr Corluttr lXle x H C rg D mn Crnsxull 1 1 Il um C utslm xx PARENTS PATRONS PAGE Mr. 8: Mrs. 8: Mrs 8. 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