Middlebranch High School - Memoir Yearbook (Middlebranch, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1951 volume:

,Q I 9 fi ,X E7 fffyf A ro ' Th's book b longs to Q, X 1 G w ez -1 , ... Q7 Z 7 fill' -5 S. ' 9 FA..- THE SENIORS of MIDDLEBRANCH HIGH SCHOOL PROUDLY PRESENT THE BEAR FACTS of 1 9 5 1 CONTENTS INTRODUCTION FACULTY SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN SPORTS MUSIC CLUBS ACTIVITIES DIRECTORY EDITOR -- ALMA YOUNG ASSISTANT EDITOR - BEVERLY MOCK EDITORIAL STAFF Literary Editor. .Myron Bircher Sports Editor, ..... Wayne Erb Underclass Editors. .Helen Henning Art Editor ...... Barbara Taylar Snapshot Editor. . .Alice Shupe Jack Evans Advisor ......,....... Miss Cordray ASSISTANTS Dale Humbert Joe Shurman Tania McKeel Jean Robinson Nora Belle Lax-glis BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ..,......,. Tom Kell Advertising Manager .... Dick Groom Co-Circulation ..... .... R obert Merrymaa, Advisor .....,....... .... M r. Snode Norwood Schmucker ADVERTISING STAFF , Jack Lewis, Richard Garrott, Herman Capuano, Patty Shipe, Ila Sweitzer, Floyd Hein, Robert Carl Dickerhoof, Catherine Bentz, George Fawver, Telfer, Jim Young, Betty Secrest. TYPISTS Ula Jane Adams, Norma Swinehart, Arline Boyd, Rita Oberlin, Luella Betts. 5 . PREFACE The Graduating Class of Middlebranch High School presents to the students the Memoir of nineteen hundred fifty-one. We sincerely wish that in presenting this yearbook, We will have furnished for both stu- dents and teachers, a living record of all those Wonderful happenings which Will be in a little while only beautiful memories to all. If this Memoir will help you to recall names, faces, and outstanding events in later years, we the staff will feel that the 1951 Memoir has ac- complished its small task. 6 DEDICATION We, the Seniors of 1951, Wish to dedicate this year's Memoir to our advisors, Miss Cordray and Mr. Snode, Who, during our last year at Middlebranch, have done their utmost in influenc- ing and shaping our lives so as to make better citizens of us. Through their hard work and co-operation, this year has been a successful and prosperous one, 'sand' one which will always be remembered in the future. 7 BOARD OF EDUCATION BACK ROW: Mr. L. H. Symes, Mr. Don Black, President. FRONT ROW: Mr. Ransom Barr, Mrs. Ellen Zur Lindeng Mr. Dennis St. Clair, Vice President. ABSENT: Mr. Robert McGlynn, Clerk. During the past year, the Board of Educa- tion has accomplished much for the benefit of our school. They have employed a new dietitian, pur- chased a new duplicator machine, typewriters, two sousaphones for the band, and 35,000 worth of shop equipment. The Board has approved a contract allowing an addition for Pleasant View, Avondale, and a new Arts Building for Middlebranch. An entire new school building is being erected for Edge- field School. 8 Q A 6 MQ X 250 J WW in M Y QM? X I J F. Q Ll N Q57 1 EQEJZMI ? Y X QHS X I Mfih W 'X' M42 M, M 2, W M , A X Vu il Ng, -Q Qggggl X vw X lfllwfx WELCOME This year the position of superintendent has been taken over by Mr. Gene Dutter. In his short time here he has accomplished much as super- visor, disciplinarian and, above all, friend to the gtudents and faculty of Middlebranch High chool. His all-around interest and pleasing person- ality has made him well-liked by all and has helped much to heighten the school spirit. I0 DORIS REAM M. A. . Kent State University Mathematics, Principal MARILYN E. CORDRAY B. A. College of Wooster Mathematics CHARLES M. HICKLE A. B. Mount Union College History MELVIN SN ODE B. A. Mount Union College Mathematics, Democracy, Science DORIS A. HILL B. S. in Education, M. A. Miami University Columbia University Art MARGARET G. RODGERS A. B. College of Wooster Northwestern University Kent State University Syracuse University French, Latin, English LESTER H. KLAY B. S. in Education Ohio State University Physical Education, Science JEAN D. CUSTIS M. in Education Wilmington College Antioch College Ohio State University Kent State University Industrial Arts Il ELLEN COTTON B. B. A. Westminster College Commercial, English, Geography SUZANNE J. CRUM B. A. Mount Union College Physical Education, English ANN AMAYE HULL B. S. M. A. Ohio State University English, Music BETTY RUTH VERBECK B. S. B. A. Bowling Green University English, Speech C. JOHN ALBRECHT B. S. in Education Capital University Ohio State University Driver Training, Science, Physical Education ROBERT AITKEN B. S. in P. S. M. Duquesne University Instrumental Music Plain Township Schools MILDRED LUTZ B. S. Chicago Academy Fine Arts Ohio State University Kent State University Home Economics MIRIAM WEISEL B. S. Anderson College Commercial I2 INDUSTRIOUS? 13 FACULTY AWARD Delmar DeLashmutt received one of the most distinguished awards that any student can receive, the Faculty A- ward. To obtain this award, the student must have an average of 2.75 or above, must co-operate well with the faculty and fellow-students and present a pleas- ing appearance. Service, dependability, good character, and courtesy are care- fully considered in choosing this stu- dent. 4 Valedictorian .... ......... A lmfi Young Co-Salutaforifms ............. Robert Meiiyman Norwood Schmuckei CITIZENSHIP AWARD Wayne Erb has received the Citi- zenship Award. This is given to one who has worked to the best of his ability scholastically, and has abidcd by the rules and laws of the school. The other qualifications for this award are: co-operation, service, dependability, good character, courtesy, and good health habits. I4 K xxx ff f 5 22 O -f - ,1 j 'TIL' J I ,- f x f x , I f 2 X X ' X 6,2 4 I f ,F X f l xiffi 'Z S46 X S :V -ff' .,f N , 2ffa' 'K' X' -fin. CY iw KX? rw J 'a 4. XXI x X S X X 1 , N X I X X f Z? - .1 X V 1 CLASS OFFICERS TOM KELL l He is a boy Well-liked by all, And not bashful with the girls at all. WAYNE ERB Maybe a quiet man, but quite a man. President Vice-President ALICE SHUPE Chapel Representative Her friends-they are many Her foes-are there any? 'DALE HUMBERT He is not merely a chip off the old lglock, but the old block itsel . CARL DICKERHOOF A good sport, has red hair, and will until he dyes.', Secretary Treasurer I 6 l Rita Oberlin Robert Gallucci Barbara Taylor Robert Telfer A good heart is better than A midget in stature, a giant The secret of success is Worry kills men, why die? all the heads in the world- in charm. constancy to purpose- Floyd Hein Catherine Bentz Leo Humbert Ula Jane Adams If life is a dream, let me It's nice to be natural if The moon effects the tide Through zeal knowledge is Sleep- you're naturally nice. and the untie-d. gotten. I7 Arline Boyd Richard Psolla Beverly Mock Richard Groom Madesty has more charms The only way to have a It's good to talk, itls good to Music is an echo of an in- than beauty. friend is to be one. smile, visible world. It's good to be serious- once in a while. Joseph Shurman Alma Young Robert Merryman Nora Belle Landis He's little, but so is a stick Not very tall, yet not too A good example is the best Blonde hair and green eyes of dynamite. small, sermon. Up to date and very wise But full of mischief and liked by all. is 3 Tania McKeel Richard Garrott Betty Secrest James Young A laugh is worth a hundred On the football field he A happy heart makes a It is better for a young man groans in any market- shows his grit, cheerful face. to blush, than turn pale. And olf the field he shows his wit. Robert Bruton Ila Sweitzer George Wolfe Dorothy Telfer He has not given all his Variety is the spice of life, Virtue is like a rich stone- Friendly and small, time to books. she'll make some man a best plain-set. And a Hi for all- spicy wife. l9 Luella Betts Delmar DeLashmutt Alberta Dine George Fawver The plainest of girls are God bless the girls, I love A good laugh is sunshine in To know him is to like him often the happiest. them all. any house- Myron Bircher Norma Swinehart Herman Capuano Jean Robinson Never trouble trouble until The sincere alone can If music is the way to love She is pretty to walk with, trouble troubles you- recognize sincerity. -play on. And witty to talk with. Z0 Jack Lewis Patricia Shipe Norwood Schmucker Joe Nahay Men are not measured by Happy-go-lucky, sweet and A lad who needs no crank Doing nothing with a great inches, free, to start him thinking. deal of skill. N o t h i n g in this world bothers me- '5-f' NO PICTURES Lucille Carosello Richard Jervis 21 CUTUPS cmd CUTOUTS Left to right: C13 False alarm. C23 Del Dehashmutt. C33 Posing. C43 Sleepy. C53 Two of 'em. C63 Bee in her bonnet. C13 Intrigue C23 Wishiny. C33 Right approach. C43 After hours. C13 High Stepper. C23 Leisure. C33 Sweethearts. C43 Naive? C53 Tom Kell, C13 Bob Merryman. C23 Oh, Swami. C33 Tommy. C43 Kitty. C53 The day after. C63 Shape C73 Roughin' it. C83 Innocent? C13 Herman. C23 Jim Young. C33 Dick Groom. C43 A pair of blondes. C53 Ah! to be kids again! 22 WW KW X Q. IWJMX Q3 Yl4Q7 XQM O S if? J f f kb 5 If A? fg 3? TQ xx! SM Wm Z W MW ' J Xp 7, 5 42 Xf flag :-if N I if 5 X A- 5 fl ? Q ? EX A 2 Q 'J 'gd Q-4L K Y J IUNIORS gp BACK ROW: Larry Williams, Earl Wolfe, Jim Marlene Petro. Sue Le-hner, Dorothy Herman, Grundy, Bob McCoy, Ray Parks, Jack Evans, Bill Loretta Tidrick, Kay Mann, Helen Henning. Ncr- Holibaugh, Ralph Coates. Howard Dyer, Bob ma Jean Schmucker, Patty Day, Beryl Murphy, Werstler, Ronald Stinson. THIRD ROW: Charles Helen Drenta, Carolyn Cronin, Norma Jean Hen- Leach, Stanley Wasik, John Amato, Jack Weirich, dershot, Mr. Albrecht. FIRST ROW: Larry Fel- Glenn Kamp, Betty Stockburger, Wanda Eddle- ler, Bill Chidsey, Janet Spall, Ann Gavalik, Mary man, Donna Nemethy. Jean Karns, Patty Ko- Jane Stickler, Marion Swinehart, Betty Heim, pache, Tony Pastore, Linn Rinehart, John Swan- Gloria Stiller, Margaret Lewis, Leon Burfield, son, Delmar Schwan. Clyde Shorb. SECOND Jack Saunders. ROW: Miss Crum, Joe Fawver, Rose Cavalier, Candy! Potato Chips! Hot Dogs! Oh yes, it's the Juniors at it again, selling at the games at M. H. S. This was done to further the funds of the class. Guess what else they sold? Brushes! That's right, the brush with one hundred uses. The Junior Class was very active in other things, too. Don't forget that Norma Schmucker was Class President-Dot Herman, Queen Attendant--Majorettes Helen Drenta and Betty Heim-Juniors on the Championship football team were John Amato, Tony Pastore, Jack Evans, Chuck Leach, Ronnie Stinson, James Moore, and Dick Jervis -Some of these boys were on the All-County Team: Tony, Red, and J ervis-Sue Lehner and Kay Mann were out in front cheering the boys on to victory-Juniors in the All- High School Play were Helen Henning, Jack Evans, Kay Mann, Jack Saunders, and Sue Lehner. The Juniors will be taking their final step up to the peak of their high school career next year-so Adios Amigos, we'll see you then. Norma Jean Schmucker. Kay Mann, Joanne Na- hay, Bob McCoy, and Tony Pastore. 24 SNIPS cmd SNAPS L. to R- Q19 Mischievous- C29 Big Joke. C39 Queen Attendant. C49 Charming and small C19 Greeks!!! C23 Strutting her stuff- C35 Three pals. 4. C13 Tired toctsies. C29 Marine??? 25 SOPHOMORES BACK ROW: John Rainieri, Andrew Coccoli, Roland Weisel, Robert Darst, Charles McKee, Donald Dysle, Roy Taylor, Albert Snyder, Robert Scheufler, Nick Sedon, David Gibson, Bill Immel, Henry Downey, Tedd John, John Barrett- THIRD ROW: Mr. Klay, Willard Hathaway, Richard Free- man, James Senter, June Luker, Delores Crislip, Cindy Karns, Barbara Sollie, Juanita Kiko, Carol Swanberry, Victor VanVoorhis, David Swanson, Glenn Humbert, James Vogelgesang, Miss Hull. SECOND ROW: Billy Clark, Ann Maver, Grace Denny, Daun Christman, Grace Kemp, Nancy Lewis, Janice Blake, Joanne Pepper, Vera De- Vore, Jacqueline Dine, Mary Ann Brower. Donna Angione, Shirley Groom, Sharlene Geiger, Char- line Puckett, Alex Sedon, Kenny Kreger. FIRST ROW: Beverly Humbert, Norma Pettinger, Myrna Miears, Helen Shupe, Beverly Bentz, Shirley Beard, Erma Hickenbotham, Joan Snyder, Molly Frase, Joann Henkel, Virginia Chamberlain. The Sophs started the year off with a bang at their get-acquainted party. A lot of the Sophomores received recognition in various activities, such as-Virginia Chamber- lain, Class Prexy-Helen Shupe, Queen Attendant-Henry Downey, Bill Immel, Dave Gibson received letters in the pigskin sport-Beverly Bentz and Helen Shupe stepped high under the leadership of Barb Sollie, Drum Majorette-Grace Denny was cast in the M. H. S. play. Now it's on to Chemistry, Advanced Algebra, Literature, and American History for these eager beavers. Until next year-Auf Widersehen. Glenn Humbert, Bill Immel, Andrew Coccoli, James Vogelgesang, Virginia Chamberlain. SIGHTS and SITES J L. to R. C13 Huh!!! C23 Muscles? C33 Oh! For yesterdayl C13 Cute, What? C23 Some tree- C33 Just a softy. C43 Twins!!! C13 Hi, Keed. C23 Nice day. C33 Check that! C43 Best cf friends 1-1 Ll FRESHMEN BACK ROW: David Courtney, Gordon Goodson, Roy Groom, Roberta Hostetler, Winifred Hum- Bill Holl, James Hendershot, Donald Kemp, David phrey, Barbara Dysle, Vivian Barnhart, Mary Calhoun, Melvin Boone, David Fawver, Melford Beard, Pauline Hensel, Robert Jones, Jimmy Kin- Groom THIRD ROW: Jerry Henkel, David Kell, Caid, Betty Cavalier. FIRST ROW: Howard Bentz, Charles Kingston, Joe Bosler, Lee Dyer, Charles Dean Imler- Mary CaI'0Si611i, PHtI'iCiH F10l'?Y, Drenta, Mary Capuano, Annabelle Karns, Donna Patty DeLashmutt, Viva John, Charlotte Fath, Gault, Ruth Betts, Loretta Carosello, Donna Robert Harter, Ellis Erb. Byers. SECOND ROW: Miss Cotton, Joe Gallucci, What's the noise? School has started again and there is the usual group of Freshies. Remember how frieghtened they looked as they ent-ered? Now they've gained more confidence. Remember Gary Pepper, Class Prexy-Sue Lenhart, Queen Attendant-Dot Plottner as Betty in the High Schoiul Play- Gordon Powell who won honorable mention in the Stark County High School Art Contest-Pat Flory's winning the P. T. A. Poster Contest? You will be hearing more of this class in the years to come, so-Au Revoir till then. BACK ROW: Bill Ruch, John Miller, Gary Pep- Miller. SECOND ROW: Norma Myers, Carol Sen- per, Lawrence Wearstler, Keith Shuman, George ter, Judith Watkins, Dorothy Plottner, Mary Werner, Karen M'cKeel, Delnor Neighbor, Domi- Yoho, Theresa Vendetti, Marilyn Stemple, Nancy nic May, Paul Vogelgesang, Ronald Young. Werstler, Norma Zumbro, Doris Masters, Sue THIRD ROW: Henry Provost, Jerry Price, Kurtz Lenhart, Miss Weisel. FIRST ROW: William Stiteler, Mary McCarty, Janice Mareno, Katherine Shurman, Barbara Mann, Carol Stockburger, Joyce McKee, Denny Psolla, Norma Metzger, Patty Snyder, Richard Lesh, Donna Stearns, Llwanna Twinem, Marla Sexton, Beverly Sexton, Helen McNutt, Carol Lee, George Manley. 28 COOKIES and CRUMBS Kurtz Stiteler Viva Iohn Jerry Price Gary Pepper Winifred Humphrey Dominic May L. to R. C15 This is it. CZD A gir1's best friend. C33 Big Leaguer. C11 Nature study? C2D Pals. C35 Pep'perino. C45 Two of a kind- 29 EIGHTH GRADE BACK ROW: Bob Hungerford, Jimmy Salvino, Dale Evans, Harold Fausn-ight, Erick Cameron, Clinton Dice, Billy Dine. FOURTH ROW: Dan Erb, Suzanne Bailey, Joyce Ann Hill, Mary Jo Bennett, Frances Wasik. Margaret Miller, Barbara Seeton, Catherine Boyd, Berdine Weisel, Doris Psolla. Jim DeVore, Bill Jervis, Wayne Morrow, Tommy Mowls, Mr. Hickle. THIRD ROW: Darrell Hunt, Bob Dostal, John Vertolli, Virginia R-oyer, Betty Teal, Mildred Shuman, Mary Bierwirth, Phyllis Davenport, Norinne Snyder, Marnie Donaldson, Margaret Goldsmith, Billie Lou Mowls, Patricia Schilling, Harriet Long, Richard Matthews, Richard Weisel. SECOND ROW: Wil- liam Clark, Terry Carnes, Jess Adams, Elaine Kuemverle, Barbara Keyes, Margaret Snyder, Judy Denny, Josephine Goodson, Velma Feller, Norma Jean Leidig, Shirley Werner. Ethelann Easthom, J ce Rainieri, Dave Garrott, Russell Marker, Mar- vin Lewis. FIRST ROW: Curtis Faber, Linda James, Nancy Humbert, Tyrone Vaughn, Fannie Willaman, Margie Betts, Nancy Bair, Mary Jo Mohler, Janet Humbert, Jean Tinsler, Allen Werner. SEVENTH GRADE BACK ROW: George Farley, David Hanford, Nor- ma Murphy, Robert Zeiders, Sara Karns, Howard Calhoun, James Buckridge, Sharon Stemple. THIRD ROW: Gary Haldeman, Nelson Provost. Charles DeGrafE, 'Carl Curry, Ray Luker, Paul Geiselman, Sally Ann Neibeck, Dona Bundy, Norma Werstler, Dac Christman, James Camp- bell, Walter Linder, Edward Becker. SECOND ROW: Tommy Groom, Robert Kamp, Jimmy Schott, Norma Long, Kathryn Long, Carolynine Kingston, Mary Lou Hill, Janet Albright, Nancy Doney, Paul Weber, Paul Stickler, Carter De- Lashmutt, Mrs. VerBeck. FIRST ROW: Dwight Morrison. Harold Bentz, Harold Kraus, Darlene Heim, Janet Kintz, Wanda Mason, Sally Buck- ridge, Jack Vaughn, Billy Twineml SRM Q., J, 3 vm aj M. TQ UW! E .lim 13 Q My is fp S67 5435? Eg fs? gf-X-59 X X 03520 fix - K N Q f : RX f Qin:-L 2 5 K Tiii g if f ' xii XYZPX W Z Cf- 4 Q Q 6,5bsk.Lw,PX FOOTBALL BACK ROW: Joe Callucci, Manager, Gary Pep- per, Bill Ruch, Lawrence Wearstler, 'Charles Rif- fle, Paul Vogelgesang. Dave Kell. Dominic May, Ellis Erb and Dave Swanson, Managers. THIRD ROW: Charles Kingston, Kenny Kreger, Jim Vogelgesang, David Calhoun, Bob Psolla, Charles Leach. David Gibson, Don Mohler. James Grundy, Stanley Wasik, Howard Bentz, Jerry Henkel. SECOND ROW: Mr Albrecht. Linn Rinehart, John Amato, Bob Gallucci, Wayne Erb, Joe Nahay, Leo Humbert, Richard Garrott. Ronald Stinson, John Swanson, Henry Downey, Mr. Klay. FIRST ROW: Larry Williams, Jim Moore, George Wolfe, Dick Jervis, Tony Pastore, Bill Immel, Dale Humbert. Jack Evans, Glenn Humbert. The undefeated Diamond powerhouse of Middlebranch rolled to their second straight Section One League Championship, having the best season in the school's history. The well-balanced Diamonds had power plus, as they opened the season defeating Springfield 39-6 and continually overpowering their opponents. Playing both Class A and Class B teams, the Diamonds showed no favor- itism to any of them. The team has won 14 straight games Without defeat. May next year's team continue this winning streak. Compliments of Central Hardware-North Canton--9309 TONY PASTORE DICK JERVIS GEORGE WOLFE JACK EVANS JOHN SWANSON LEO HUMBERT RED MOORE Bon GALLUCCI RICHARD GARROT O OWAQNE 'ERB' JOE NAHAY RONALD STINSON DALE HUMBERT JOHN AMATO BILL IMMEL 33 CHAMPS BACKS: John Swanson, Ronald Stinson, Wayne Maore, George Wolfe Dick Jervis Tony Pa tore Erb, Joe Nahay, Richard Garrott, Bobby Gallucci. Billy Immel, Dale Humbert Jack Evans QUARTER BACK: Leo Humbert. LINE: Jim The Middlebranch Diamonds defeated the Waynesburg Mohawks 19 0 for the Staik County Class B Football Championship title. With their fine offensive and defensive combinations Woiking the Diamonds proved themselves champs, outclassing the Mohawks throughout the game The main success of the Diamonds was that they were a well balanced and highlv spirited team. Six players of the Diamonds were chosen for the All-Countv team They were Half back, Wayne Erb, for the second straight yearg Halfback, Pich Cairott End Ped Mooreg Tackle, George Wolfeg Guard, Richard Jervisg and Centei Tonv Pastoie Congratulations to the coaches and players. MTDDLEBRANCH MIDDLEBRANCH MIDDLEBRANCH MIDDLEBRANCH MTDDLEBRANCH MIDDLEBRANCH MIDDLEBRANCH MIDDLEBRANCH MIDDLEBRANCH SPRINGFIELD NORTH CANTON CANAL FULTON MASSILLON RESEPVES MILLERSBURG NAVARRE MARLBORO JACKSON WAYNESBURG 34 J MING QUEEN HCI Sweitzer ATTENDANTS Senior Catherine Bentz Junior Dorothy Herman Sophomore Helen Shupe Freshmcxn Sue Lenhart QUEEN 37 BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Coach John Albrecht, John Rainieri. Tom Kell, Henry Downey, Jim Vogelgesang, Dave Calhoun, Leo Humbert, Richard Garrott. FRONT ROW: Dick Jervis, Wayne Erb, Del DeLash:nutt, Joe Nahay, Jack Evans, Bill Immel. Bob Gallucci. The Middlebranch cagers had a very successful basketball season, winning 22 games while only losing 7. After having a good start by defeating Atwater 84 to 37 in the season's opener, the Diamonds were hot and cold during the season. They trounced Den- nison St. Mary's 91-34 for the highest offensive record in the school's history. The boys were consolation champs in Stark County bv defeating Hartville 58-51 in the finals. Thev also edged out Manchester 41-38 in the sectional finals at Kent before losing to Orange 44-40 in the district tournament. This year's squad was made up mostly of seniors, and although the team had a height disadvantage against most teams they played, they outclassed their opponents by speed and sharp-shooting. The team's offensive average was 55 points per game, while their defense record was 41.6 points per game. Congratulations to the team and coaches for their fine work. R E C O R D Middlebranch Atwater 37 Middlebranch East Canton Middlebranch Canal Fulton 27 Middlebranch Greentown Middlebranch Uniontown 31 Middlebranch North Canton Middlebranch Dennison St. Mary' 34 Middlebranch Waynesburg Middlebranch Beach City 41 Middlebranch Navarre Middlebranch Augusta 26 Middlebranch Marlboro Middlebranch Brewster 41 Middlebranch East Sparta Middlebranch Jackson 44 Middlebranch Hartville Middlebranch Dover St. Joseph 55 Middlebranch Minerva Middlebranch Magnolia 57 TOURNAMENT GAMES Middlebranch Hartville 40 Middlebranch Hartville Middlebranch Jackson 46 Middlebranch Mantua Middlebranch East Sparta 37 Middlebranch Manchester Middlebranch Canal Fulton 31 Middlebranch Orange Middlebranch Jackson 31 Compliments of Cocklin Garage-Middlebranch 38 ? I V P I 5 E I BASEBALL TEAM BACK ROW: Ass't Coach Klay, Mgr. Henry Downey, John Swanson, Norman Spownseller, Ralph Coates, Dick Jervis, Jack Evans, Jim Moore, Roy Barr, Richard Garrott, Mgr. John Barrett, Coach Albrecht. FRONT ROW: Larry Vogelgesang, Clair Yoho, Norman Lintner, Bob Dyer, Joe Nahay, Wayne Erb, Eugene Sollie. The hard hitting '50 Middlebranch baseball team had a very successful season Win- ning 11 games While losing 1. There were four players that hit over 300, with Owen Schrnucker on top with a 390 average. The highlight of the season was the no-hitter pitched by Clair Yoho and Wayne Erb against Canal Fulton. SEASON TOTALS R H E Middlebranch 95 79 24 Img- Opponents 34 35 46 s S ' Middlebranch 4 Hartville Q A-Q' Middlebranch Jackson :Z Middlebranch Canal Fulton fmt N ,X J Middlebranch Greentown 0 X X K A Middlebranch Brewster ,X xg Middlebranch Navarre digg Q Middlebranch Marlboro QQ Mlddlebranch Hartville Middlebranch Greentovvn Middlebranch Central Catholic Middlebranch Marlboro gggg Boosrea CLUB BACK ROW: Norwood Schmucker, Bob Merry- Miller, Catherine Bentz. Nora Belle Landis, Carol man, Don Mohler, Jack Weirich, James Young, Senter, Loretta Carosello, Norma Myers, Mary Joe Shurman, Dale Humbert, Richard Garrott, Y0110, Th9I'9S3 Vendetti, Betty Secfesff Mify MC- Bob Gallucci, Wayne Erb, Tony Pastore, Leo Caffy, Miss Crum- SECOND ROWI Wlniffed Humbert, Charles Leach, FIFTH ROW: Herman Humphrey, Norm-H Pettingefy Myrna MGHYS, Carol Capuano, Tom Kell, Pat Day, Helen Henning, Lee, Pat Florey, Dorothy Plottner, Vivian Barn- Delores Crislip, Cindy Karns, Ann Maver, Carol hart, Pauline Hensel, Judith Watkins, Viva John, Swanberry, Beryl Murphy, Denny Psclla, Karen Beverly Bentz, Donna Angione, Sue Lehner, Ila McKeel. Norma Metzger. Kay Mann. Linn Rine- Sweitzer, Beverly Humbert, Sue Lenhart, George hart, Rita Oberlin- FOURTH ROW: John Barrett, Manley. FIRST ROW: Barbara Mann, 'Carol Stock- Grace Denny, Grace Kemp, Jean Robinson, Nor- burger, Marilyn Stemple, Mary Carosielli. Jean ma Schmucker, Rose Cavalier. Marlene Petro, Karns, treasurer, Helen Shupe, vice-president, Janice Blake, Janice Mareno. Vera DeVore, Jo- Patty Shipe, president, Barbara Sollie, secretary, anne Pepper, Mary Ann Brower, Loretta Tidrick, Virginia Chamberlain, Joanne Henkel, Betty John Miller, Jerry Price. THIRD ROW: Helen Heim, Gloria Stiteler, Patty DeLashmutt. Drenta, Barbara Dysle, Annabelle Karns, Helen I CHEERLEADERS SUE LEHNER, KAY MANN, RITA OBERLIN. ILA SWEITZER 42 ' GIRLS' SPORTS The girls have finally entered into the sportslight around M. H. S. They have formed, under the apt supervision of Miss Crum, physical edu- cation instructor, a Girls' Leaders Club, a volleyball team, and a basket- ball team, all of which have proven very successful. On February 10, a sports day was held at Middlebranch at which Lodi, Louisville, and Jackson were present and competed in the all-day activities. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL BACK ROW: Marion Swinehart, Dorothy Telfer, Myrna Mears, Miss Crum, FIRST ROW Mary Helen Drenta, Virginia Chamberlain, Donna An- gione, Barbara Dysle. SECOND ROW: Ann Maver. Norma Schmucker, Loretta Tidrick, Pat Day, Ann Brower, Sue Lenhart, Marlene Petro Cindy Karns, Barbara Sollie, Joanne Pepper R E C O R D Volleyball Basketball Middlebranch 30 Minerva 44 Middlebranch Minerva Middlebranch 54 Jackson 20 Middlebranch Alliance Middlebranch Massillon Middlebranch, Minerva 43 GIRLS' BASKETBALL STANDING: Grace Denny, Cindy Karns, Joanne Pepper, Virginia Chamberlain, Myrna Mears, Donna Angione, Kay Mann, Barbara Dysle, Marion Swinehart. STOOPING: Miss Crum. GIRLS' LEADERS BACK ROW: Marion Swinehart, Alma Young, Loretta Tidrick, Myrna Mears, Virginia Chamberlain, Miss Crum. FRONT ROW: Patty Day. 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BAND CLARINET Donna Byers Velma Feller Sharlene Geiger Shirley Groom Betty Heim Darlene Heim Jean Karns Patricia Maly Barbara Sollie Wanda Mason Patricia Cline Paul Stickler Norma Jean Zumbro SAXOPHONE Robert McCoy BAND MEMBERS Ncrma Jean Schmucker Loretta Tidrick Patricia Day Herman Capuano FLUTE Annabelle Karns Carol Swanberry FRENCH HORN I uella Betts Mary Ann Brower Nancy Lewis ALTO HORN Margie Betts CORNET Willard Hathaway Larry Feller Robert Werstler Marvin Lewis James Salvino Robert Darst Harold Kraus Dona Bundy Dale Evans Mary Vogelgesang BARITONE Ruth Betts Sara Karns BASS HORN Harold Fausnight Phil Nagy TROMBONE Jimmy Schott Tedd John Cindy Karns Alma Young Roy Grsom Richard Groom BELL LYRE Helen Shupe Helen Drenta DRUM David Fawver Tania McKeel Leon Burield lvlary Yoho Compliments of Green,s Music Store-Canton, Ohio 46 l MAIORETT Barbara Sollie, Catherine Bentz, Helen Drenta, Betty Sec BAND The Word Hi greeted football fans when the Middlebranch High School Marching Band took over the field to cheer their team on to vic- tory. With theskillful directing of Mr. Aitken, the band was put through its paces at every game. Alma Young served as Band Captain throughout the year. The majorettes added color to the various formations. Catherine Bentz and Betty Secrest, seniors, will be giving up their places to some other deserving girls. y 47 ES rest, Betty Heim, Beverly Bentz, Helen Shupe GIRLS' CHORUS BACK ROW: Beverly Mock, Kay Mann, Helen Henning, Barbara Taylor, Patty Kopache, Tania McKeel, Jean Karns, Barbara Sollie. Loretta Tid- rick, Carol Swanberry, Donna Nemethy, Norma Jean Schmucker, Patty Day, Alberta Dine, Cath- erine Bentz, Denny Psolla, Janice Mareno. THIRD ROW! Betty Cavalier, Loretta Carosellcl. Norma Jean Zumbro, Nancy Werstler, Patty Twlinem, Norma Metzger, Dorothy Herman, Nora Belle Landis, Patty Shipe, Rose Cavalier, Alma Young, Sue Lehner, Juanita Kiko, Katherine McKee, Carol Lee, Donna Byers, Sue Lenhart, Ann Gav- lik. SECOND ROW: Charline Puckett, Carol Stockburger, Viva John. Carcl Senter, Judy Wit- kins, Barbara Mann, Helen Miller, Doris Masters, Pauline Hensel, Marilyn Stemple, Gloria Stiteler, Jacqueline Dine, Beverly Humbert, Norma Pet- tinger, Dorothy Plottner, lla Sweitzer, Vivian Barnhart, Mary Ann Brower, Miss Hull. FIRST ROW: Theresa Vendetti, Pat Florey, Joyce Sny- der, Joan Snyder, Llwanna McNutt, Mary Ellen Beard, Mary Capuano, Margaret Lewis, Donna Stearns, Mary Carosielli, Mary Yoho, Nancy Lewis, Sharlene Geiger- BOYS' CHORUS BACK ROW: Charles Leach, Myron Bircher, Dale Humbert, Jack Evans, John Amato, Bob Bruton. SECOND ROW: Kurtz Stiteler, Joe Fawver, Joe Shurman, Leo Humbert, Ralph Coates, Jim Young, Wayne Erb, Richard Groom, Miss Hull. FIRST ROW: Paul Vogelgesang, Ronald Young. Charles Kingston, Billy Clark, David Fawver, Miel- ford Groom, Bill Holl, Robert Telfer. Henry Pro- vost. gg ggggggg g gg ,MIXED CHORUS BACK ROW: Patty Kopache, Jean Karns, Barbara Sollie, Bill Holl, Melford Groom. Richard Groom, Ralph Coates, James Young, Robert Bruton, Jack Evans, John Amato, Joseph Fawver, Charles Leach, David Fawver, Wayne Erb, Billy Clark. THIRD ROW: Beverly Mock, Ronald Young, Paul Vogelgesang, Charles Kingston, Henry Provost, Kurtz Stiteler, Robert Telfer, Leo Humbert, Dale Humbert, Myron Bircher, Joe Shurman, Tania McKeel, Carol Siwanberry, Lrretta Tidrick, Donna Nemethy, Norma Jean Schmucker, 'Catherine Bentz, Patty Day. SECOND ROW: Helen Henning, Kay Mann, Norma Zumbro, Nancy Werstler, Patty Twinem, Norma Metzger, Doro.hy Herman, Nora Belle Lai.-dis, Patty Shipe, Rose Cavalier, Gloria Stiteler, Alm-a Young, Jacqueline Dine, Beverly Humbert, Norma Pettinger, Sue Lehner, Ila Sweitzer, Alberta Dine, Barbara Taylor, Miss Hull. FIRST ROW: Theresa Vendetti, Pat Florey, Joyce Snyder, Viva John, Carol Stockburger, Mary Beard, Mary Capuano, Margaret Lewis, Donna Stearns, Mary Carcsielli, Mary Yoho, Nancy Lewis, Sharlene Geiger. MUSIC AWARDS Having received a superior rating in the district music contest, Nancy Lewis and Charles Leach are eligible to compete in the state contest. A superior rating was also given to Gloria Stiteler. Carol Swan- berry accompanied the vocalists on the piano. l 49 cast 1 9 5 0 VARIETY SHGW The Variety Show of 1950 typified a trip around the World with a of hard-working students, under the direction of Miss Hull, portray- ing the different nationalities and a rollicking review of happenings aboard ship. 50 Y? I K V7 L9 A ff x J? KM! gl, rw A f TM 440 g jf QM Y j x ij , 1 nv il, i- L--.QS ,,f aaof lgl fiwf XJ -Q 721 Q . I-T Q -Z? kliiff. C if I 4 1 if ,Q J IC i L5 G. .Sf ,,.l -R hi' 0 T7 geiifffb , M DEBATE BACK ROW: Myrna Mears, Bill Holl, Roy Taylor. ty Kopache, Barbara Taylor, Helen Henning, Cindy Karns, Kurtz Stiteler, Mrs, VerBeck, Nancy Lewis. FRONT ROW: Donna Nemethy, Sue Lehner, Pat- TEEN-AGE BOOK CLUB BACK ROW: Margaret Goldsmith, Mary Jo Ben- nett, Phyllis Davenport, Barbara Keyes, Doris Psolla, Dan Erb, Clinton Dice. Wayne Morrow, Bob Hungerford. SECOND ROWl: Miss Rodgers, Joe Rainieri, Nancy Bair, Jean Tinsler, Janeti Humbert, Darrell Hunt, Harriet Long, Norma Jean Leidig, Josephine Goodson, librarian, Dave Garrott, Allen Werner. FIRST ROW: Fannie Wil- laman, Tyrone Vaughn, Marnie Donaldson, treas- urer: Suzanne Bailey. vice-president: Joyce Ann Hill, presidentg Berdine Weisel, secretary: Rich- ard Weisel, Russell Marker. F.H.A. BACK ROW: Virginia Chamberlain, Ann Gavlik, Pauline Hensel, Joan Sutton, Vera DeVore, Char- line Puckett, Donna Nemethy, Karen McKeel, Jean Karns, Barbara Sollie, Ann Maver, Kay Mann, Nora Belle Landis, Norma Swinehart, Don- na Angione, Sharlene Gieger, Jackie Dine. THIRD ROW: Barbara Mann, Marilyn Stemple, Viva John- Carol Stockburger, Shirley Beard, Betty Stockburger, Katherine McKee, Dorothy Herman, Delores Crislip, Winifred Humphrey, Vivian Barnhart, Mary Capuano, Mary Beard Charlotte Fath, Carol Lee, Mary Yoho, Mary Carosielli, Beverly Humbert. SECOND ROW: Llwanna Mc- Nutt, Helen Miller, Erma Hickenbo'ham, Nancy Wlerstler, Carolyn Cronin, Alice Shupe, Patty Shipe, Catherine Bentz. Betty Secrest, Joanne Pepper, Marla Sexton, Annabelle Karns, Donna Byers, Patty DeLashmutt. Joann Henkel, Molly Frase, Joyce Snyder. Mrs. Lutz. FIRST ROW: Shirley Poulton, Helen Shupe, Beverly Bentz, Daun Christman, Janice Blake, Mary Ann Brow- er, Patty Kopache, Betty Heim. Rose Cavalier, Helen Drenta, Alberta Dine, lla Sweitzer, Marion Swinehart, Theresa Vendetti, Joan Snyder- Under the supervision of Mrs. Lutz, Home Economics teacher, the Future Home- makers of America conducted a very active program this year. . The initiation of thirty girls took place in October, bringing the total membership up to eighty-two. A semi-formal Christmas dance was held in December. The girls did all the decorat- ing for the dance which was held in the school auditorium. The Middlebranch F. H. A. also played host to the members of several other Stark County F. H. A. groups at the County F. H. A. meeting. In May, the annual combined Mother-Daughter Banquet and Fashion Show was held. The oflicers which were elected inthe spring of last year were: Betty Heim, presi- dent: Dorothy Telfer, vice-presidentg Patty Kopache, secretary: Mary Ann Brower, treasurer: Theresa Vendetti, historian: Daun Christman, Rose Cavalier, Alberta Dine, reporters. The club mother was Mrs. D. Heim. Assistant club mothers were: Mrs. Landis, Mrs. Brower, Mrs. Beard, Mrs. Geiger, and the club mascot was seventh grader, Darlene Heim. Cfzmplimvnts of Snark Shop-30th Street N. E. Y-TEEN S BACK ROW: Alice Shupe, Pat Day, Ann Maver, Helen Henning, Barbara Sollie, Carol Swanberry, Joanne Pepper, Miss Weisel. THIRD ROW: Al- berta Dine, Rose Cavalier, Dorothy Herman, Mar- lene Petro. Kay Mann, Rita Oberlin, Grace Den- ny, Tania McKeel, Beverly Bentz. SECOND ROW: Jacqueline Dine,Ann Gavlik, Pat Shipe, Catherine Bentz, Ila Sweitzer, Beverly Humbert, Ula Jane Adams, Betty Secrest, Helen Shupe. FIRST ROW: Norma Pettinger, Myrna Mears, Nora Belle Lan- dis, treasurerg Norma Jean Schmucker, vice-presi- dentg Jean Robinson, presidentg Sue Lehner, sec- retaryg Helen Drenta, sergeant-at-armsg Marga-ret Lewis. The Y-Teen Club opened their 1951 year with the initiation of new members and later sent Red Cross boxes and baskets to the needy. The club collected tax stamps and sold typing equipment to make some extra money. Miss Betty Van der Smissen, the state program director, came to a cabinet meeting and suggested several ways to improve the club. HI-Y BACK ROW: Ralph Coates, Dale Humbert, Tom Kell, Robert Bruton, Ray Parks, Larry Williams. SECOND ROW: Mr. Snode, Jack Weirich, Joe Slhurman, Linn Rinehart, To-ny Pastore, Bob McCoy, Charles Leach, Jack Evans. FIRST ROW: John Amiatoeg Wayne Erb, treasurer, Bob Gallucci, v-ice-presidentg Richard Garrott, president: Leo Hum- bert, secretary: Joe Nahay, sergeant-at-arms: John Swanson. ' The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community the high standards of Christian character. The Hi-Y meetings consist of devotions, general business, and recrea- tion. They take part in bowling and swimming parties, and are highly active in basketball. Only the boys of highest caliber are chosen from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes to be members of the Hi-Y. Compliments of Earl Hill-Hartville, Ohio 55 g GIRL scours BACK ROW: Barbara Dysle. Denny Psolla, Daun Karns, Doris Masters, Sue Lenhart, Joann Hen- Christman, Carol Swanberry, Grace Kemp, Cindy kel. Beverly Humbert, Donna Angione, Anna- Karns, Ann Maver, Myrna Mears, Norma Metzger, belle Karns. FIRST ROW: Carol Senter, Marilyn Suzanne Bailey- SECOND ROW: Doris Psolla. Stemple, Dona Bundy, Viva John, Virginia Margaret Goldsmith. Norma Zumbro, Winifred Chamberlain, Patty DeLashmutt, Tyrone Vaughn. Humphrey, Barbara Keyes, Sharon Stemple, Sara Janet Kintz, Molly Frase. BOY SCOUTS BACK ROW: Jack Evans. David Gibson, Dick Harold Kraus, Bill Geltz, Richard Holl, Leslie Sralvino, Don Ramsey, Jim Vogelgesang, Bill Holl. Rininger, FIRST ROW: Paul Vogelgesang, Bob SECOND ROW: Charles McCrae. Edward Becker, Hungerford, Jim Salvino. Dale Evans. Compliments of R. D. Frye Hardware-North Canton, Ohio 56 Klflnxk W-14 5533 M , 4' M7 ' W A ? iff 4 GLC? c :X f Z D 0 1 D af? Ml 7, f , A I 4:35 T -2 f -.Z I in 5337 c F, fi-ff Q Q ' C? FACET BACK ROWE Herman Capuano, Jean Robinson, Luella Betts, Nora Belle Landis, Alice Shupe, Tania McKeel, Betty Secrest, Joe Shurman, Ula Jane Adams, Jim Young, Richard Groom, Joe Fawver, Miss 'Crum. FRONT ROW: John Swan- son, Ila Sweitzer. Barbara Taylor, Patty Shipe, Dale Humbert, Myron Bircher, Catherine Bentz, Ralph Coates. The Facet Staff of this year has had a definite advantage over the staffs of the past. They have been blessed with a new mimeograph machine. The machine, an A. B. Dick, operates both electrically and manually. Under the guidance of Miss Crum, the Facet Staff has accomplished publishing one of the best school papers ever edited at Middlebranch High - School. Editor ...................... Assistant Editor ....... Activity Editor ............ Ass't. Activity Editor ..... Sports Editor ............. Ass't Sports Editor ...... Business Editor ........... Ass't Business Editor ....... Advisor .......................... Myron Bircher Dale Humbert Catherine Bentz Patty Shipe Carl Dickerhoof Richard Groom Ralph Coates Alice Shupe Miss Crum STUDENT COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Doney, Paul Vogelge- presidentg Mr. Hickle, advisorg Jack Evans, Helen sang, Carol Senter, Joe Nahayg Helen Drenta. Shupeg Richard Garrott, secretary. Under the guidance of Mr. Hickle, the Student Council did a splendid job of making arrangements for the Homecoming activities including the dance which followed the Homecoming game. That same night an open house and a banquet were held for the alumni of M. H. S. This student organization also sponsored movies, held at noon, throughout the year. It was one more step toward keeping congestion out of the halls at noon. Our hats go off to their achievements. Compliments of E. L. Martin-Pure Oil Station-30th and Market 59 K LIBRARIANS BACK ROW: Pat Day, Miss Rodgers, Helen Hen- ler, Helen Drenta, Sue Lehner, Nancy Lewis ning, Donna Nemethy, Barbara Sollie, Patty Ko- Norma Metzger, Carolyn Cronin. SEATED: Tania pacne. SECOND ROW: Arline Boyd, Gloria Stite- McKee1, Betty Secrest, Alma Young, Jean Karns MONITORS BACK ROW: Pat Day, Ann Maver, Myron Birch- er, Tom Kell, Dale Humbert, Ray Parks, John Barrett, David Fawver, Grace Denny. SECOND ROW: Alberta Dine, Beverly Humbert, Betty Secrest, Rose Cavalier, Dorothy Herman, Grace Kemp, Donna Angione, Molly Frase, Daun Christ man, Sue Lenhart, Miss Cotton. FIRST ROW Myrna Mears, Catherine Bentz, Patty Shipe, Nor ma Jean Schmucker, Jean Robinson, Sue Lehner Helen Drenta, lla Sweitzer. RED CROSS JOE SHURMAN, CHARLINE PUCKETT, PATTY KOPACHE IUNIOR POLICE BACK ROW: Wayne Morrow, Clinton Dice, Bob Rainieri, Walter Linder, Robert Kamp. James Zeiders. THIRD ROW: Richard Weisel, Dan Erb, Campbell, Dac Christman. FIRST ROW: Jack Billy Dine, Ronnie Werstler, Kenny Siber, Jack Vaughn, Teddy Werstler, David Campbell, Find- McKeel. SECOND ROW: Mr. Custis, Tommy lay Johnson, David Pelfrey, Harold Kraus. Groom, Ronald Stiteler, Jimmy Schott, Joe Compliments of ,lack Kessler aml Sans-Market Ave., North 61 Anne Barlowe ........ HIGH SCHOOL PLAY On the evening of November 7, 1950, the all high school play was once again presented for the public's entertainment. After many Weeks of hard work, the students introduced Thanks, Honey, a comedy in three acts, by Carol Bennett. THE CAST N Kathy Barlowe ........................................ Sue Lehner Helen Henning Betty Marshall Dorothy Plottner Jim Deming ........ ....... C arl Dickerhoof Jack Forbes ............. ............ J ack Evans Frank Lawrence ........ ...... R ichard Psolla Mr. Jenkins ............ ...... J ack Saunders Mrs. Marshall Mr. Travis ........ Mrs. Atwater ..... Kay Mann Joe Shurman Grace Denny Director ................................................ Mrs. Ver Beck Assistant Director .............................,.... Alice Shupe Promotion and Business .... Chapel Representatives Properties ............................. . .................. Sue Lenhart Make-up ............ Pat Kopache and Norma Pettinger L1 ghtlng .........................................,...... L1nn Rinehart Prompter ....... .......................................... J ean Karns Ushers ........ ............. ................. H 1 -Y SENIOR PLAY The TIN HERO, a three act comedy by Charles George, Was the play presented April 6 and 7 by the Senior Class. In the play Carl Dick- erhoof portrayed a young man Who, by means of a leaky boat, saved a French girl from drowning and through the imagination of his mother CPatty Shipel was made a hero in his town. Douglass Goodyear .... Mrs. Blanche Goodyear .. Grace Goodyear ..... Virginia Ferguson .... Baxter Warner ..,... Mrs. Baxter Warner .. Bunny Wheeler ...... Annette Coverdale . Adelaide Young ........ Victoria Esmond ........ Mlle. Claudette Bordoni .. Spike Ryder .......... Director ........ Student Di rector Business M ana ger Promyvter ....... Cast 63 Carl Dickerhoof . . . . . . Patty Shipe Beverly Mock . . . Betty Secrest . . Joe Shurman . . . . . Alice Shupe Jim Young . . . Catherine Bentz . . . . . Alberta Dine . . . Barbara Taylor . . . . Ila Sweitzer . . . . . . Dale Hunibert Mrs. Ver Beck . . . . . Alma Young Myron Bircher . . Wayne Erb PROM 1 64 950 65 LITERARY CONTESTANTS STANDING: Nancy Lewis, Patty Kopache, Carl Dickerhoof, Jean Karns, Marlene Petra. DEBATE TEAM-SEATED: John Swanson, Sue Lehner, Helen Henning, John Amato. GIRLS' STATE Carolyn Cronin received the Girls' State A- ward this year. This is a new award given to a deserving junior girl who must possess high qualities of scholarship, a definite interest in American Government, good character, courage, mental alertness, willingness to take initiative and assume responsibility. 66 CUSTODIANS John Royer Arthur Liley COOKS Mrs. Furbay, Mrs. Immel BUS DRIVERS Henry P s o l l a , Ellsworth Young, Daniel Conrad, Bill Furbay, Clyde Crider, W. J. Bair. Compliments of Bossarfs Grocery-Cairo 67 CLASS HISTORY This was the year when we happily be- gan our high school career. With Mr. Weaver as advisor for our 46 member class, we chose Jean Robinson, president: Bob Gallucci, vice-president, Tom Matthews, treasurer, Dale Humbert, secretary, Carl Dickerhoof, chapel repre- sentative g and Joe Shurman, student coun- cil representative. On September 23, 1947, the traditional initiation party was held for us by the sophomores. Later on in the year we had two more parties. Ila Sweitzer was elected queen atten- dant and Wayne Erb received a football letter. In October 1948, it was our turn to do the initiating. Those poor, unsuspecting freshmen. This year Miss Cordray and Mr. Hickle were our able advisors. Several of our boys were very active in basketball as well as in football. They were: Joe Nahay, Bob Gallucci. Dale Hura- bert. Wavne Erb, Delmar DeLashmutt, and Red Moore. Ila Sweitzer was elected as queen atten- dant, and Dale Humbert captured the male lead in the all-high school play entitled, CROSS MY HEART. Oflicers of the year were: Wayne Erb, president, Joe Shurman, vice-president, Bob Bruton, secretary, Carl Dickerhoof, chapel representative, Tom Kell and Jerry Booher, student council representatives, and Joe Nahay, treasurer. When we were juniors, it was our priv- ilege to honor the seniors with a prom, which we patterned after a Southern Colonial Garden. Wayne Erb was chosen to represent Middlebranch at Boys' State and Ila Sweit- zer was again chosen to act as queen at- tendant. Rita Oberlin and Ila Sweitzer were chosen by the Booster Club as cheerlead- ers. At the basketball games, the class sold candy, ice cream, hot dogs, and potato chips. We also sold pencils that sported the school colors and the basketball sched- ule. Myron Bircher took the male lead in the all-high school play, GIRL SHY. Officers for our third year in high school were: Myron Bircher, president: Bob Gal- lucci, vice-president, Delmar DeLashmutt, secretary, Joe Shurman, treasurer, Nora Belle Landis, chapel representativeg and Richard Garrott and Joe Nahay, student council representatives. Class advisors were Miss Hull and Mr. Klay. Our class, like so many classes before us, has at last come to the threshold of a new life. After four years as classmates, we have comfe to a parting of the ways. Many of us will continue with our education and many of us will not, but nevertheless, we all share the memories both gay and sad. Our worthy advisors were Miss Cordray and Mr. Snode, and under their guidance, we went through the process of selling the traditional popcorn and Christmas cards. Tom Kell served as president, Wayne Erb, vice-president, Dale Humbert, secre- tary, Carl Dickerhoof, treasurer, Joe Na- hay and Richard Garrott, student council representatives, and Alice Shupe, chapel representative. Three senior boys received honors by gaining positions on the county all-star football team-George Wolfe, Richard Garrott, and Wayne Erb. After being nominated as queen atten- dant for three years, Ila Sweitzer reached her goal when she reigned as Queen For A Day over the annual Homecoming ac- tivities, which were held on October 14. Catherine Bentz served as senior atten- dant. The final curtain descended on our high school days at M.H.S. with Commencement exercises being held in the school audi- torium on May 25, 1951. CLASS WILL X' ff, u ff K? D ffl f' .,1 HGV ,. f if ,JK-J Alberta Dine wills her long fingernails to Mar- lene Petro- Patty Shipe's humorous wit goes to Ralph Coates. Wayne Erb leaves his football ability to Corky Bentz. Arline Boyd bequeathes her shyness and quiet ways to Jean Karns. Joe Nahay wills his fullback position to Leon Burfiel-:l. Ila Svweitzer gives Janet Spall her reign as queen. Barbara Taylor leaves her artistic talents to Ronnie Stinson. Richard Garrott wills his classroom. monkey- shines to Henry Downey. Herman Capuano leaves his saxophone to Law- rence Wearstler. To Clyde Shorb goes Dale Humbert's dancing tactics. Rita Qberlinis pretty blue eyes are left for Norma Myers. Alice Shupe wills her friendliness to Barbara Mann. Nora Belle Landis's crew cuts are willed to Dorothy Herman. Patty Kopache is willed Alma Youngs outbursts of expressions. Jean Robinson gives her big smile to Helen Hen- ning. Jack Evans is given George Fawver's quietness. Bob Bruton wills his carload of girls he takes to work to Bill Schwab. Bob Merryman gives his studious accomplish- ments to Jerry Price. Dick Gr:om leaves his trombone to Helen Drenta. Catherine Bentz willingly leaves her pert nose and freckles to her sister, Bev. Ula Jane Adams wills her height to Cindy Karns. Jack Saunders is willed Leo Humbert's happy- go-lucky attitude. Luella Betts wills her band position to Marion Swinehart. Norwood Schmucker's physique is given to Bill Chidsey. Dorothy Telfer wills her position on the volley- ball team to Sharlene Geiger. Floyd Hein wills his last name to Frank Sweter- litsch. Jack Lewis leaves his outstanding handwriting techniques to Burlen Dewell. Sue Lehner receives Lucille Carosello's sweet timidity. Bob Telfer wills his old womanish driving habits to Pat Day. Tony Pastore inherits Joe Shurman's bashfulness. Beverly Mock wills her pleasant personality to Larry Williams. Tania McKeel leaves her laugh to Mary Jane Stickler. To Bob MicCoy goes Carl Dickerhoof's hot temper. Betty Secrest bequeathes her noisy conduct to Betty Stockburger. I, George Walfe, hereby will my innocent expres- sions to John Amato. Richard Psolla leaves his beautiful Cadillac to Skip Schwan. Norma Swinehart wills her hair to Grace Denny, Delmar DeLashmutt wills his winning ways with girls to Charles Drenta. James Young wills his dating capacity to Albert Snyder. Tom Kell leaves his curly hair to envious 'tRed Moore. Myron Bircher wills his m-:desty to Bill Immel. Bob Gallucci leaves his dark complexion to Bob Scheufier. Dick Jervis bequeathes his fine collection of hats to Billy Clark. CLASS PROPHECY r S 0 ffgffl FD r r T- r. ff ,1,.. gf V ' X ff D ,E 7 J X142 Dale Humbert has just become a concert violinist. Jean Robinson was recently appcinted the first woman dog-catcher of Centertwig. Robert Merryman is working for the F.B.I. track- ing down smugglers. Patty Shipe is writing soap operas for N.B.C. Norwood Schmucker, at the present time, is the leader of the Beaver Patrol. Lucille Carosello is singing bop with the nation- ally famous Herman Capuano orchestra. Nora Belle Landis has just been elected the first woman president of Yale. Delmar DeLashrnutt has taken a ccfntract to test underwater jet planes. Rita Oberlin is head women's buyer for Macey's in New York. Tania McKeel has just replaced Eve Arden on the radio. Bob Bruton is now in Africa hunting anteaters for the New Yicrk Zoo. Alberta Dine has learned the secret for making Campbell's soup and is starting in business for herself. Carl Dickerhoof has just built a large cheese factory in Centertwig. Ula Jane Adams is singing the Ipana toothpaste commercials on the radio. Dick Groom is now at the top. He is now high wire walker for the Ringling Brothers' Cir- cus. Arline Boyd is at Vassar teaching the girls to be quiet and ladylike. Dick Psolla is learning how to grow bigger pota- toes in less ground. Luella Betts is now head nurse at Mercy Hospital. Alma Young has just won the cross-country race in the Olympics. Leo Humbert has joined the Sadler Welles Ballet and is now in Paris for a royal performance. Beverly Mock has just gained fame as the first woman to swim the English Channel back- wards. Joe Shurman is working in a salmon factory in Alaska. Norma Swinehart has become head make-up ar- tist for R K-0- Bob Telfer is now in the semi-final of the Golden Gloves Boxing Tournament. Barbara Taylcr is buying up old raccoon coats for when the fad returns. Dorothy Telfer is head ski teacher at Lake Placid, New York. Wayrte Erb is now head coach of the Cleveland Erbs, successor to the Cleveland Browns. Alice Shupe has received a medal as the world's champion sales-woman. She sold refrigera- tors to the Eskimsos. Betty Secrest. at the present time. is playing the harp for the Fred Waring Orchestra. Myron Bircher is in Italy trying to stop the eruption of Mt. Etna. George Fawver is the manager of a large chicken farm in Kansas. Bob Gallucci row has a television show of his own, called The Happy Homemakers' Hour. Richard Garrott is in Mexico experimenting with radium on white mice and guinea pigs. Floyd Hein is writing a serious drama from notes received as a milkman of Centertwig Dairy. Jack Lewis is building a rocket to Mars. He said he was tired of the girls here on earth. George Wolfe has just designed a new civic center for Centertwig, larger than the Em- pire State Building. Middlebranch is the home of the famous Mimi's Millinery, managed by hat designer, Dick Jervis. Last reports are that Tom Kell is still a mission- ary in India. Ila Sweitzer has a large sheep ranch in Montana. Joe Nahay is now in Montana her-:ling sheep. Catherine Bentz has become the first woman veterinarian of Centertwig. Jimmy Young is making money on his latest in- vention, a square bathtub that doesn't leave a ring. TROPHY CASE The trophy case which stands in the entrance of M. H. S. was presented to the school by the class of 1950. This solid oak case was hand-made by a Canton cabinet maker, and the lights were installed by the shop. Later a gold plaque bearing the inscription, Presented by the Class of 1950, was added. Many thanks are extended to this class for their fine contribution to the school. 71 SENIOR DIRECTORY ULA JANE ADAMS-F. H. A. 1,2,45 Y-Teen 2, 3,45 Booster Club 1,2,35 Teacherls Secretary 4. LUELLA BETTS-Band 1,2-3,45 Class .Softball 35 Pep Band 45 Orchestra 2.35 Teacherls Secretary 45 Memoir Staff 4 CATHERINE BENTZ-Bocster Club 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 F. H. A. 2,45 Y-Teens 2.3545 Y-Teen officer 35 Memoir Staff 45 Style Show 15 Librar- ian 25 Prom Committee 35 Facet Staff 45 Queen Attendant 45 Operetta 1.25 Majcrette 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Monitor 1,3,45 Variety Show 3,45 Literary 'Contest 45 F. H. A. Officer 15 Volleyball 1,2,3,4. MYRON BIRCHER-Booster Club 1,2,35 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Operetta 1, 2,45 Monitor 1,2,3,45 Class Officer 35 Attendant Escort 35 Band 1,25 Orchestra 15 High Schcol Play 2,35 Christmas Program 1,2 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Facet Staff 45 Memoir Staff 45 Teacher's Secretary 45 Vocal Competition 4. ARLINE BOYD-Style Show 1,2,3.45 Prom 'Com- mittee 35 F. H. A. 45 Teacher's Secretary 45 Memoir Staff 45 Prom Wiaitress 2. BOB BRUTON-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Booster Club 3,45 Football 1,25 Baseball 15 Mixed Chorus 45 Boys' Chorus 45 Class Officer 2. HERMAN CAPUANO-Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 1.25 Dance Band 25 Boys' Chorus 1, 2,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Boys, Quartet 25 Memoir Staff 45 Prom Committee 35 Booster Club 1,2, 3,4. LUCILLE CAROSELLO-Glee Club 1,2,35 Boost- er Club 25 Y-Teen 2. DELMAR DeLASHMUTT-Basketball 1,2,3,45 Band 1,25 Booster Club 1,2,35 Glee Club 2,35 Monitor 35 Mixed Chorus 35 High School Play 35 Orchestra 15 Medal Student 15 'Class Officer 35 Memoir Staff 4. CARL DICKER-HOOF-Booster Club 1,25 Glee Club 3,45 High School Play 2,3,45 Chapel Rep- resentative 1.25 Class Treasurer 45 Football 15 Basketball Manager 1. ALBERTA DINE-Y-Teen 2,3,45 Booster Club 15 F. H- A. 153,45 Teacher's Secretary 45 Glee Club 1.2,3,45 Operetta 35 Mixed 'Chorus 2,3,45 Variety Show 3,45 Monitor 2,3,45 Literary Contest 45 Style Show 3,45 Prom Committee 35 F. H. A. Officer 45 Volleyball Team 2. WAYNE ERB-Football 1,2.3,45 Basketball 1,2,3. 45 Baseball 1,2,3 45 Class Softball 1,2,3,45 Class Officer 2,45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Hi-Y Officer 45 Glee Club 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Memoir Staff 45 Mixed Chorus 4. GEORGE FAWVER-Baseball 25 'Class Basket- ball 25 Class Softball 2,35 Booster Club 1,2. ROBERT GALLUCCI-Football 1,2,3,45 Basket- ball 1,2.3,45 Class Softball 1,2,3.45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Hi-Y Officer 45 Class Officer 1,35 Glee Club 15 Prom Committee 3. RICHARD GARROTT-Football 12.3.45 Baseball 1,2.3,45 Basketball 3.45 Class Softball 123.45 Hi-Y Basketball 3.45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Hi-Y Officer 45 Booster Club 1,2,3.45 Student Council 3 45 M'xed Chorus 35 Glee Club 35 F. H. A. 45 Basketball Manager 45 Prom Committee 35 'Class Officer 3,4. RICHARD GROOM-Band 1.2,3,45 Orchestra 1, 2.35 Dance Band 2,35 Pep Band 45 All County Band 35 Instrumental Competition 3,45 Glee Club 4: Mixed Chorus 45 Boys' Quartet 45 Memoir Staff 45 Facet Staff 45 Prom Committee 3. FLOYD HEIN-Bocster Club 1,25 Class Basket- ball 25 Glee Club 4. DALE HUMBERT-Booster Club 1.2.3,45 Booster Club Officer 25 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Hi-Y Officer 45 High School Play 25 Football 23,45 Football Manager 15 Basketball 2,3,45 Class Officer 1.45 Glee Club 1,2,45 'Christmas Program 1,2,45 Memoir Staff 45 Facet Staff 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Monitor 2, 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Operetta 1 2,4. LEO HUMBERT-Booster Club 1.2,3,45 Hi-Y 2, 3,45 Hi-Y Officer 45 Football 1,2.3.45 Basketball 1,253.45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Facet Staff 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Prom Committee 35 Operetta 1,2,45 Class Softball 1,2,3,45 Baseball Manager 2. RICHARD JERIVIS--Baseball 1.2,3,45 Basketball 3,45 Football 345 Booster Club 1,2,3,4. TOM KELL-Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y 2.3.45 Basketball 3,45 Class Officer 2,45 Football Man- ager 25 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Glee Club 2 35 Stu- dent Council 25 Class Softball 1,2.3,45 'Class Basketball 1,25 Prom Committee 35 Candy Chairman 3. NORA BELLE L-ANDIS--Band 15 Glee Club 1,3, 45 Booster Club 1,2,3.45 Y-Teen 2,3,45 Y-Teen Officer 45 Chapel Representative 35 F. H.. A. 45 Volleyball 25 Librarian 45 Monitor 25 Facet 45 Memoir 45 Prom Committee 3. JACK LEWIS-Glee Club 1,25 Booster Club 1,25 Memoir Staff 3. TANIA MCKEEL-Harbor Creek. Pennsylvania 15 Booster Club 25 Y-Teen 3,45 Band 2,3,45 Facet Staff 45 Pep Band 45 Concert Band 2,3,45 Memoir .Staff 45 Prom 'Ccmmittee 35 Literary Contest 35 Vocal Competition 3,45 Spring Musi- cal 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3.45 Li- brarian 2,3,45 Debate 35 Teacher's Secretary 45 Christmas Program 3,4. ROBERT MERRYMAN-Booster Club 1,45 Class Basketball 1.25 Memoir Staff 45 Class Softball 35 Glee 'Club 15 Mlonitor 35 Prom Committee 35 American Legion Essay Winner 2,4 BEVERLY MOCK-Operetta 1, Band 1.25 Librar- ian 2,35 Literary Contest 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2, 345 Mixed Chcrus 1,2,3,45 Memoir Staff 45 Y- Teens 2,3,45 Booster Club 1,2,35 Medal Student 35 American Legion Essay Winner 2,35 Variety Show 3,45 Monitor 1,2.35 Teacher's Secretary 45 Prom Committee 3- JOE NAHAY-Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3. 43 Bazeball 1,2,3 43 Booster Club 1,2,3,4Q F. H. A. 43 Class Softball 1,2,3,43 Hi-Y 2,3,43 Hi-Y Officer 4: 'Class Officer 2,3,43 Student Council 3,43 Monitor 4. RITA OBERLIN-Y-Teen 2,3,43 Booster Club 1, 2,3,43 Monitor 1,43 Librarian 2,33 Memoir Staff 43 Cheerleader 3,43 F. H. A. 13 Prom Com- mittee 3. RICHARD PSOLLA-High School Play 3,43 Class Basketball 23 Chapel Representative 2. JEAN ROBINSON-Glee Club 1.2.33 Booster Club 1,2,3,43 Y-Teen 2,3,43 Y-Teen Officer 43 F. H.A. Officer 2.3,43 'Class Officer 13 Volleyball 23 Monitor 1,2,3Q Librarian 343 Prom Com- mittee 3. NORWOOD SCHMUCKER-Booster Club 1,43 Prom Committee 33 Memoir Staff 43 Class Basketball 23 Class Softball 33 Medal Student 2,33 Monitor 33 Baseball 2. BETTY SECREST+Canton South 1,23 Y-Teen 3, 43 Maiorette 43 F. H. A. 3,43 Booster Club 3,43 Glee Club 33 Variety Show 33 Memoir Staff 43 Monitor 3,43 Teacher's Secretary 43 Office Sec- retary 43 Librarian 343 Style Show 3,43 Prom Committee 33 Mixed Chorus 3. PATTY SHIPE-Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Operetta 1.23 Variety Show 3,43 Band 1,23 Teacher's Secre- tary 43 Monitor 1,3,4Q Booster Club 1,2 3,43 Booster Club Officer 1,2,3,4Q Y-Teen 2.3,43 Y- Teen Officer 33 F. H. A. 1,43 F- H. A. Officer 13 Volleyball Team 123 Style Show 1,43 Mem-o'r Staff 43 Facet Staff 43 Mixed 'Chorus 1,2,3,4Q Prom Committee 33 Play Prompter 13 Mother and Daughter Banquet Co-chairman 43 Literary Contest 4. ALICE SHUPE-McKinley 1,23 F. H. A. 3.4, Mixed Chorus 33 Style Shcw 3,43 Class Officer 43 Facet Staff 43 Memoir Staff 43 Prom Com- mittee 33 F. H. A. Banquet 3,43 Girls' Chorus 3. JOE SHURMAN-Booster 'Club 1,2.3 43 Student 'Council 13 Hi-Y 3,43 Glee Club 43 School Play 43 Class Softball 1,2,3,43 County Jr Red Cross Council 43 Memoir Staff 43 Prom Committee 33 Mlonitcr 13 Hi-Y Basketball 3,43 Boy's Chorus 43 'County Jr. Red Cross Council Treasurer 43 Class Officer 2,33 Mixed Chorus 43 Variety Show 4. ILA SWEITZER-Band 1,23 American Legion Essay Wlinner 13 Debate 33 Literary Contest 43 Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Operetta 1,23 Monitor 43 Booster Club 1,2,3,43 Cheer- leader 3,43 Y-Teen 2,3,43 F. H. A. 1,2,3 43 F. H. A. Officer 2,3,43 Volleyball 23 Style Show 1,2, 3,43 Memoir Staff 43 Teacher's Secretary 43 Variety Show 3,43 Queen Attendant 1,2,3Q Queen 43 Prom Committee 3. NORMA SWINEHART-F. H. A. 1,2,43 Style Show 3,43 'Cafeteria 1,23 Prom Committee 3: Memoir Staff 43 Teacher's Secretary 43 F. H. A. Banquet 3,43 Class Softball 3. BARBARA TAYLOR-Band 13 Debate 33 Glee Club 3,43 Prom Committee 33 Girls' Ensemble 43 Memoir Staff 43 Facet Staff 43 Spring Musi- cal 3,4. DOROTHY TELFER-McKinley High 1,23 F. H. A. 3,43 F. H. A. Officer 43 .Style Show 3,43 Prom Committee 33 Girls' Volleyball 43 Class Soft- ball 3. ROBERT TELFER-McKinley High 1123 F. H. A. 43 Prom Committee 33 Booster Club 43 Mixed Chorus 3,43 Glee Club 3,43 Variety Show 3,43 Memoir Staff 4. GEORGE WOLFE-Football 2.3,43 Booster Club 2,3,43 Class Basketball 33 Glee Club 4. ALMA YOUNG-Librarian 2,3,43 Operetta 13 Band 12.3,43 Glee 'Club 1,2,3y4Q Monitor 1,23 Dec-lamation Contest 1,2,3,43 Memoir Staff 43 Girls, Leaders 43 Booster Club 12,33 Pep Band 2,3,43 Medal Student 33 Band Captain 43 Teach- er's Secretary 4g Variety Show 33 Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Prom Committee 3. JIM YOUNG-Booster Club 1,2,3,4Q Mixed Chorus 1,43 Basketball 13 Prom Committee 33 Glee Club 1,2,3,4Q Monitor 1. AUTOGRAPHS Compliments of MONAROH RUBBER CO Hartville, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF THE DIAMOND PORTLAND CEMENT MIDDLEBRANCI-I OHIO 'iCC,,- ,-.'1 ,.., ,,... , - ,, CQMPLIMEN TS OF LEWIS and GREENI-IO Inc QUALITY FURNITURE FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE 400 South Main Street North Canton, O. what F- '- - Fx , , , L-Q.-'IL'-s .-t He-x-L-Q,-se-t For Beautifully Finished Pictures GIRL GRADUATES Before you decide on your B. G. Business Girl to you? career, be sure to Win- - - dow Shop the wonderful Vlsll variety of opportunities at the Telephone Company. Come in and talk it over at: me 0 ' ' 41 I 401 Cleveland Ave. N. W ponmm PHOTOGRAPHY 4' ' The Qhio Bell Telephone Co 2107 West Tuscarawas St. Canton, Ohio Monday through Friday 8:00 a. ni.-5:00 p. rn. .Awww CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '51 I THE OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. A complete service in school and office sup- plies and furniture. MIDDLEBRANCH FARMERS EXCHANGE IN C . Serving YOU with FEEDS-SEEDS-COAL FERTILIZERS-FARM SUPPLIES and MASSEY- HARRIS FARM MACHINERY 321 Tusc. W. Canton, Ohio Owners Dial 5-0111 ' GUY A MORROW PAUL A. BAGLE . Fame-Penn Laundry Launderers - Dry Cleaners ' Phone 6-7288 809 Marion Ave. S.W. ' CANTON. OHIO Congratulations to The Senior Class of 1951 MCKINLEY PHARMACY 204 So. Market-Canton, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF LeMAY TRAILER SALES Dial 4-6634 Canton, Ohio Best Wishes A Friend 77 Q- Q- -x- f . Q- x-s-1-x-1-1-c-1-x-m-1-Q-s-x-Q-1-s ,- T T VIPLIWIENTS OF L CO1 I T Schumacher Lumber Co. The Little Store With The Biq Welcome HARTVILLE' 01-HQ WE MAKE OUR OWN ICE CREAM ' Where The Home Begins ' 2217 Alliance Rd. N. E. Canton. Ohio ' A I BEST WISHES To + COMPLIMENTS OF T CLASS or '51 , LOMBARDI MARKET Stationery-Office Supplies 6. Equipment A GROCERIES MEAT-S BAERS' of CANTON 1 GAS OH' T 320 Cleveland Ave. N. W. E: 2214 Alliance Rd. N. 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WS J ,Q , 1 'J' DIAL 9-1942 NORTH CANTON, OHIO Minerva, Ohio K K K C 1 K K-Alllml-:Ku-hn1nlpnQun11Qgl1QgQgQgQ-Q-Q,.Q-Q-Q-4,-,Q-,gtg 81 ' 3Z'J -A- Q - COMPLIMENTS TO THE COMPLIMENTS OF MILLER GARAGE K O B A C K E R S MIDDLEBRANCH CANTON'S PROGRESSIVE OHIO DEPARTMENT STORE I, ,.A, lf' Y 7 v Y Y il co1vIPLIIvIEN'Is or 1 R?DI-i'fgg'Fig?IES BEGGS' GARAGE HENRY I-'. PSOLLA 5. SONS I Custom MIDDLEBRANCH COMBINING-BAILING and OHIO GENERAL FARMING it DIAL 4-8460 ' 5515--. ,,,-, All I COMPLIMENTS or COMPLIMENTS OF 1 W. L. Dice Advertising Co. D 1 Manufacturers of Decals 1 for Signs. Trucks. and Mail Boxes MIDDLEBRANCH OHIO 3 Silk Screen Process Dial 9-1116 Middlebranch, Ohio 82 --,,,xI ,,,,,,,,AA OOMPLIMENTS OF BORON G. M. C. 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