Middlebranch High School - Memoir Yearbook (Middlebranch, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1956 volume:

H l '.v mf.,'.n.1-.n'...-,.11,m,-wwf.1ml.-'- fm-r.:.v.'rux-'.vu:.a':-v-nm'x nm 'r :naw x -wmusu m.-.I.,f,:u:-..s.a:v1:r21w.- ,. . ..-1 ,,-.,.. .. ,.- . . . v. . . .. ,, .. . 'r , ,,. afQe9mn A 1:7 middlehranch high school middlehranch, ohio 1956 a leur ihruugh middlebranch tabl of content faculty Sports UC'l'lYlfIeS HE i956 graduating class of Middlebranch High School wishes to present this edition of the MEMOIR to its parents, teachers, and friends throughout the Middlebranch school and community. While TOURlNG MlDDLEBRANCH you will find a treasure chest of memories in the making, which is near and dear to the hearts of all students. Among these memories are the crowded halls and the up and down steps, the daily assignments copied with an ever dull pencil upon borrowed paper, the low price of milk due to the milk surplus, cramming for coming exams, the non-scoring scoreboard, the an- nouncements over the P.A. System, the feeling of pride after playing a good, hard game of ball, and a host of others. ln the years to come, we hope this MEMOIR will provide the source for renewing again and again the memories of old friends and past events. fuculiy Q board ol education STANDING: Mr. L. H. Symes, Mr. John Fohl, Mr. D. J. St. Clair, M Ralph Blaser. SEATED: Mr. Ransom Barr, President, Mr. Robert McGIynn, Clerk. administration GENE A. DUTTER B. S. Ed., M. Ed. Kent State University DAVID I. HEIM B. S., M. Ed. Mount Union College Ohio State Univerpity Chemistry, Physics, Booster Club Advisor CE LESTE CAMPANE LLI Office Secretary C 6 BOTTOM ROW: LOUISE CHIDESTER B. S., N. E. Missouri State College, Typing, Business English, Gen- eral Business, Bookkeeping, Freshman Class Advisor. EDITH COPE A. B., M. Ed., Mt. Union College, Western Reserve Kent State Univer- sity, English, Latin, Sophdmore Class Advisor. JEAN D. CUSTIS B. S., M. Ed. Antioch College, Wilmington College, Ohio State University, Kent State University, Industrial Arts, Metal Shop, Biology, Assembly Commit- tee Advisor. fclcully TOP ROW: STEPHEN BAI L A. B., M. A. Fairmont State Glenville State W. Va. University Social Studies, English, World History, Hi-Y Ad- visor, Sophomore Advisor . EDNA BAUMAN A. B. Heidelberg Col- lege, Kent State University, Gen- eral Science, Arithmetic, Sev- enth Grade Class Advisor. BERNICE BEAMER B. S. Kent State Univer- sity, New York University, Office Practice, Typing, Shorthand, Tri- Hi-Y Advisor, Sophomore Advisor TOP ROW: ELOISE W. GEIGER A. B., Corlham College, English, Journal- ism, Senior Advisor. SECOND ROW: ETNA HAMMEL B. S. , University of Puerto Rico, Kent State University, Home Economics, Vocations, Geography, Freshman Class Advisor. THOMAS B. HASWELL B. S. , Ohio University, Auto Driving, Athletics. THIRD ROW: MARY LOUISE HODEL B. A., M. Ed., College of Wooster, Kent State University, Art, French, Memoir Advisor. CHARLES HOLT B. S. , N. Va. Institute of Technology, W. Va. University, Mathematics, Junior Class Advisor. BOTTOM ROW: LESTER L. KLAY B. S. , M. Ed., Ohio University, Biology, Phy- sical Education, Athletics, Student Council Advisor. ROY R. LEWIS B.. S. , M. Ed., Kent State University, Arithme- tic, Business Arithmetic, Instrumental Music, Band Director. 8 TOP ROW: MILDRED LUTZ B. S. , M. Ed. Ohio State University, Kent State University, Home Economics, F. H.A. , Red Cross Advisor. CHARLES A. MAURER, JR. A. B., M. A. Kent State University, John Carroll University, Western Reserve, English, Latin, Facet, Senior and High School Play Director, Senior Class Advisor. SECOND ROW: ALBERT MAZZAFERRO B. S., Kent State University, industrial Arts, Wood Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Athletics. O. RAY PAYNE B. S. , M. S. , W. Va. Wesleyan College, W. Va. University, American History, Democracy, Geography, Fremore Hi-Y Advisor, Freshman Class, Advisor. THIRD ROW: MARGARET RODGERS A. B., M. A. College of Wooster, Kent State University, Librarian. EVELYN SIDDALL A. B., Ohio Northern University, Eighth Grade History and Civics, Physical Education, Junior Class Advisor BOTTOM ROW: MELVIN SNODE B. A., M. Ed. Mount Union College, Kent State University, Democracy, Sociology, Senior and Eighth Arith- metic, Senior Hi-Y Advisor, Freshman Class Advisor. GRAY E. TUECKE B. S., Youngstown University, Westminster College, Vocal Music, Seventh and Eighth Grade English, Eighth Grade Class Advisor. 9 THIRD ROW PHYLLIS BRIDENTHAL Phyllis is peppy and full of fun. She'll talk a leg off anyone. HOWARD CALHOUN He did much for our football team with his hard work and his ready steam. JAMES CAMPBELL As captain of our football team he's done the iob really cool and keen. GERALD CASTROVINCI Back from California he has come to add much laughter, ioy and fun. DAC CHRISTMAN At heart he is a nature boy, around the girls he is really coy. BOTTOM ROW NORMA CLARKE She's a quiet little mite but everyone thinks she's quite all right. PATRICIA CLINE The only way to have a friend is to beone JOAN COOMES No matter what happens she is always composed. She makes a nice friend as everyone knows. DELBERT COX Tall, dark and stubborn too, no wonder he's always in a stew. CARL CURRY lt is better for a young man to blush I2 than to turn pale. TOP ROW DONNA ADAMS Donna is short--quiet and sweet. She's the kind you like to meet. JESS ADAMS Laugh and be merry, sing and be glad. Life is far too short to ever be sad. JANET Al.BRlGl'lT You think that she's quiet and shy, my friend? Ah but, you should know her better then. DAVID ALVAREZ Say now girls, why look so sad? Don't give up hope. l can be had. SECOND ROW EDWARD BECKER Acting up iust suits him fine. lf mischief were wealth, he'd have a gold mine MARILYN BENDER A girl with such a powerful mind, in life you very seldom find. HAROLD BENTZ Not so calm and quiet os he appears, There's red hair above those ears. JAMES BOORD He's noted for his independent way. He's different and he'll have his scly. I3 THIRD ROW DAVID GAREN In height he reigns above the rest and in all things he tries his best. BEVERLY GERMAN Our head maiorette is Bev German, to get around she is a Iearn'n. CLAUDINE GOORMASTIC A very pretty blonde is she, with charm--plus personality. RONALD GRASSE Grasse is really quite a guy, usually singing--seldom shy. BOTTOM ROW WILLIAM GRAY When ever you hear o whistling sound you can be sure that Bill's around. GARY HALDEMAN Not very shy, he likes to tease and in his studying he takes his ease.. DAVID HANFORD Sometimes l sit and think, and sometimes l just sit. DARLENE HEIM She likes to laugh and likes to talk, a moiorette with a peppy walk. I4 A TOP ROW EUGENE DAVIDSON Girls bother me, fl love to be bothered.J CHARLES DEGRAFF Charles is toll and very erect, and in his school work he is usually correct. CARTER DELASHMUTT lf a woman interferes with your work-- ------------quit work. SHIRLEY DEVORE She is modest and quiet too, a friend is she, eVel' 'flies NANCY DONEY She led the cheers at all the games. She's sure to succeed in all her aims. SECOND ROW VICTOR DRENTA An athlete and a mighty one, who plays until the game is won. GEORGE FARLEY Poor George always had Monday morning bluesy T'was time for the Facet and the staff had no news. MARGARET FATH She is really short and quiet, we're sure she will never raise a riot. LENORE FLOREY Wont to see a pretty smile? Just sit and gaze at Lenore awhile. RONALD FRYER You may think he's a silent guy, iust get to know him---oh my. THIRD ROW SARA KARNS She is the clown of our class. We all think that she is a wonderful lass. BLANE KLOTZ We're sure Blane will succeed. His ambition is all that he needs. RUTH KLOTZ A smile and a friendly way too, We've very seldom seen her blue. HAROLD KRAUS His friends they are many, his foes--- ---are there any? WALTER LINDER On his trumpet he really swings, and from the field many crops he brings. BOTTOM ROW KATHRYN LONG Kind things we all like done. Kathryn will do them, every one. RAYMOND MARKS He has not given all his time to books. WAN DA MASON She reigned as our football queen, and sel- dom with a frown is seen. ELMA MATHENY There must be spunk deep down inside. Red hair like that is hard to hide. JOHN MCDERMOTT John is a clever boy, who tries with all his might, to make the teachers think that he is always right. I6 TOP ROW MARY LOU HILL She's happy, friendly and full of Fun, we like her, so does everyone. MYRNA HILLYER When you're with her you cun't be sad, in fact you should be mighty glad. JACK HINTON A grin, a joke and his French undone, makes for a future Full of fun. WAYNE HINTON Some say he is really quite shy but get to know him and you'll wonder why. SECOND ROW MARVIN HOHMAN Happy-go-lucky, the opposite of sad, just another mischievous senior lad. NANCY HOUSOS Nancy's cl friend to everyone, when you're with her you'll sure have fun. PATRICK JONES Tall, blond and handsome, and then some. ROBERT KAMP Bob has many friends, and his collection never ends. I7 THIRD ROW JAN ROMlCK Small and mighty iust our type, please now girls, ler's not fight. CAROL SISSEA Presideni of our class is she, usually busy as a bee. TOM SPANGLER For any loyal act or deed, he'll always be the friend in need. JOANNE STRONG She's so shorr, but can be found, for by her laugh you know she's around BOTTOM ROW RICHARD STYER Though he never has much to say, he is well liked for his friendly way. JOHN TREMOULIS John is well liked by all, and not bashful with the girls at all. WlLl.lAM TWINEM He can show you how to blush. This guy is never in a rush. JACK VAUGHN Happy-go-lucky, handsome and free, nothing in this world bothers me. I8 TO P ROW HARVEY MEHAFFIE A football player, broad and tall, he likes to tease us one and all. ELDINA MILLER Eldina is good und solid and sure. In every group we need someone like her. SARAH MINTO To be always ready for fun or strife, helps re- move the monotony of life. I , DWIGHT MORRISON We Dwight is a whiz in the chemistry lab, you very seldom hear him crab. 4 ,g my NORMA MURPHY If you are ever in need, Norma is u friend indeed. SECON D ROW KURT MYERS If grades were given for having fun, Kurt would surely be A-I. BARBARA PARKER Give her music, give her a song, Iet her sing---she'll get along. CHARLES POLING All that's generous, all tl1at's kind In him you're always sure to find. ROBBIE PUCKETT Robbie has a smile for one and all, when you need a friend--she's one to call. TOP ROW CHARO LE TTE WALDREN We're proud to have her in our class, all in all she's quite a lass. PAUL WEBER A lad who needs no crank to start him thinking. BOTTOM ROW SHIRLEY WERNER It's good to talk and it's good to smile, lt's good to be serious once in a while. ROBERT ZEIDERS Never trouble trouble 'til trouble troubles you. HE Seniors of l956 started the year off by having the election of class officers. There were always some ac- tivities going on in the senior class, from selling Christmas cards to practicing for the class play. The class play Shy Guy was presented in the fall. The seniors also had a bake sale. Then in November and December, we sold Christmas cards and wrapping paper. Everyone was happy when it was time for the December holidays but the seniors sold annual advertisements even during the holidays. During the spring of the year the class night script had to be written. Following close behind class night was the Senior Dinner-Dance, then came the few last big steps--- the final assembly, the final week of school, the final ex- ams and Finally graduation. As we leave our high school days behind us and contin- ue our lives either in college, service to our country or in our own homes, we will always have the memories of the good times, the deadlines we had to meet and our friends at Middlebranch. faculty award HE Faculty Award for 1956 was presented to Darlene Heim. This award is bestowed annually upon the graduate who is most outstanding in leadership, depend- ability, and character, and who has attained a high scholastic standing. In addition to these qualities, cour- tesy, neatness, and refinement of manner are also con- sidered. 1 111 J-1 111111 -1-1-111 11 7,57 1 ,11111111111111111 1111 11111111111111 17, ,,, 111111 111 rn 1 1 citizen hip award HARLES DeGraff was the recipient of the Citizenship Award for l956. 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It was held at the American Legion Hall in Alliance. Joe Heretta, Wendy Miller, and Carolyn Warren are Student Council representatives. Mary Vogelge- sang, David Grasse, and Jane Mathewson are Booster Club represent- atives. Among their other projects they managed to send a Care pack- age overseas. TOP ROW: B.Amcto, A.Angel, B.Boechel, M.Bluck, R.Brown, C. J.Mcfhewson, B.Nsehuffie, J.Miller, W.MiIler, B.Myers. FIFTH Campbell, D.Ccmpbell, B.Cupley. SECOND ROW: L.Capuano, B. ROW: E.Oxfnrd, H.Poppcs, S.Pcrker, C.Pavey, L.Pux9on, C.Per- Curnes, L.Curr, D.ChrisImon, D.Conrud, J.Correll, J.Ddnner, P. FY, E.PeI'r0, I--Riningefr B-Rofich SIXTH ROW! F-Rllffeff L-5599, Dice, M.Dyer, M.Fuber, A.Foul'z, E.Frye. THIRD ROW: B.Geltz, D.Schulfz, J.Secrest, M.Shreve, B.Slufz, D.Smitl1, S.Smith, B. D.Groening, D.Grusse, T.Groom, P.Gyalog, J.Henkle, J.Here1'Iu, Sfickel- BOTTOM ROW! A-Venom: M-V09el9e5U '9: J-WUSNY1 H.Houck, L.Humbert, J.HunI, M.Jones, B.Kenny. FOURTH ROW: C.Wurren, Plindle- NO PICTURE: G-MeGrS- M-Kfegeff N-KOPCICHS, L.Leymun, J.Lorenzo, P.Maly, J.Mnsfers, 25 - 'sum mgm HE Sophomore Class officers were elected September i955 and are as follows: President Don Teunonp Vice President, Harriet Goldsmith, Secretary, Michael Lottman, Treasurer, Pattl Ma- reno. We held a class party November 26, and it was a big success. Our class was represented by Gloria Sollie as varsity cheerleader, and Joyce Boord as maiorette., Patti Mareno and Ar' lene Alters were chosen reserve cheerleaders. Patti Mareno was elected queen attendant and Don Teunon was her escort. John Heretta and Carl Pachmayer received letters in football, and John also received one in basketball . -I TOP ROW: A.AIfers, K.Bauman, A.Becher, T.BeisieI, L.Berner, L. Bittner, J.BIuser, J.Boord, N.Bdwman, C.Boyd, F.Bruhn, V.Burns, E.CorIer. SECOND ROW: D.Chance, J.CIark, P.CIark, S.CIurk, E.CIurke, N .CIuy, V.CIemscn, J.CIoud, G.Corris, E.Courfney, D. Covute, D.Cc:yIe, D.DuvenporI'. THIRD ROW: D.Decker, L.De- vore, D.Dine, S.Durr, M.EIIis, S.Erb, J.Eusa, R.Fuusnighr, J.Fer- ruro, A.Fryer, J.Furney, P.GaIIuci, J.Garen, J.German, L.Ger- munoff, H.GoIdsmitI1, S.Greenlee, J.Grundy. FOURTH ROW: A. Harker, T.Haynes, J.Herettu, H.HoIibaugh, S.Housos, M.HumberI, C.HumpI1rey, F.JnI1nson, J.Kemp, D.Kemper, V.Lanzer, NI.LoM'- mcn, L.McCcrIy, P.Mcreno, N.MasIers, B.Mehaffie, E.McMuIIen, J.MiIIer. FIFTH ROW: L.MIIIer, R.Minor, M.Minfo, A.Morris, L Morrison, D.Morrow, M.MowIs, G.Mozeo, C.Newberry, M.Ox- ford, C.PacI1mcyer, L.PacIr, D.PeIfrey, J.C.Rice. SIXTH ROW: J.A.Rir:e, D.Rich, D.Richeson, E.RIcI1eson, E.Royer, M.Royer, J. Shunkel, J.Smirh, D.Snyder, K.SnycIer, M.Snyder, G.SoIlie, D. Swegheimer, G.Tuckus. BOTTOM ROW: D.Tuenom J'Thom'0f'1 G.TucIce, J.VanLunen, G.VunVoorI1Is, F.Vclughn, D.WcIdren, D. Weber, R.Werner, P.WernIy, F.WesrI:lerry, D.WIlife, M.WiIfong, J.Wilgus. NO PICTURES: C.Sfoats, P.NeIson, C.QuiIIen. HIS was an exciting year far us sfurfing another school year in a different school. There were so many things lo be done, enrolling, deciding what course fo fake, try- ing to find our classes, and making new friends. Our class officers were: Judy Watson, Presidenti Re- becca Quillen, Secrefaryg Florence Germunoff, Treasurer. Judy Wut- son and Gerry Lorenzo were chosen as reserve cheerleaders and have done a fine iob. The highlight of the year was our class party held February l7th. TOP ROW: M.Amalo, S.Andricc, J.AngeI, F.AngIemyer, P.Bar- nurd, J.Barnhart, C.Barr, W.Buughmun, D. Becker, J.Be1'fs. SEC- OND ROW: G.BIcck, W.BIackI1urst, J.BIuke, W.BIake, N.Bow- man, M.Brcmmer, P.Brumbuugh, R.Brown, R.Burson, R.CampbeII. THIRD ROW: J.Curnes, G.Casfer, B.Christ, S.ChristopI1er, J. Clark, S.CIurke, L .CoIIins, R.CoIIin5, R.Cook, M.Curry, V.Duvid- son, C.Decker, J.DiumonnI, L.Dixson, S.DonaIdson, D.EIlis. FOURTH ROW: D.Erb, D.Firesfone, B.Fox, R.Frye, D.Gunfz, L. Guren, R.GurreN, F.Germanoff, M.GIover, L.GoIden, C.Gront, T C ' 'I R.GreenIief, M.Groom, D.HonIe, C.Henning, T.I-Iereftu. FIFTH ROW: J.HiII, C.Hiner, S.Homer, J.Huffmon, T.Kemper, G.Ken J.KInney, C.KolsowskI, J.KuemerIe, D.LaIzure, A.Luw. SIXTH ROW: L.LiIley, J.Linder, G.Lorenzo, J.Maduru, J.MayIe, K. McGonugIe, K.McKee, D.McLeun, C.MiIIer, C.MIIIer, Jr., R. MiIIer. BOTTOM ROW: B.Morrow, M.MohIer, J.NuM', Ron Pe- terson, Russ Peterson, S.Peterson, D.Pettlnger, D.PoIing, D.Pow- ell, T.Predu, C.PresIon. I TOP ROW: A.Pinkerlon, R.QuiI- len, I.Ruy. SECOND ROW: J. Roudebush, J.RudIsl'1, T.RuI:in. THIRD ROW: R.Schueffer, M. Schell, F.SCI'1flIiY. FOURTH ROW: D.Seemon, B.SeeI'on, G. Shcmp, J.SI1oIIenIaerger, K.Sigurd sen, G.Sissec, B.SIeighIer. FIFTH ROW: E.SmifI1, E.Snyder, A.Sfevens, C.SfougI1, D.Sfyer, R. Surrenu, E.SwarIz. SIXTH ROW: M.TcyIor, N.TremouIis, D.Wur- ner, J.WCfSOh, C.WendIing, C. Werstler, J.WesI'. BOTTOM ROW: U.West, D.WheeIund, E.WoIfurth L.Wymer, T.Yoho, I.Zander, B. 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John McDermott, U' 5555 A ,,....n- jf W , , i, 'Eff 1. 4 5,5 We 57 37 62 52 7l BASKETBALL Louisville Orville Sandy Valley East Canton North Canton North West Navarre Jackson Alumni Sandy Valley They 52 42 55 47 B9 65 77 56 67 74 3413 for the laser Lie at the and 1 Sandy Valley Th C way. e a lead at ha! the game is a 44-22 adval 83 88 45 76 51 69 70 69 68 64 53 North Canton East Canton North West Navarre Jackson Canton South 7l 66 47 75 62 90 three quarte' INALS again THE CARD naPr Faixrlavkwi . in . L00 U Q Mary Lou Hxll, Jane Mathewson, Glona Nancy Doney. cheerleaders Pam Mareno Gerry Lorenzo Arlene Alters Judy Watson iunior high basketball TOP ROW: Mr. Haswell, Bill Wil- liams, Richard Barker, Tom Caro- seuo, Larry Rininger, Bruce Lessig, Larry Erb. BOTTOM ROW: Mer- vin Troyer, Jerry Graening, Bruce Vogelgesang, Jimmie Boyd, Da- vid Heiser, Bob Wolf. freshman basketball TOP ROW: Kenneth Sigurdsen, Dick Brown, Bill Fox, Dave Han- le, Ken McKee, Roy Miller, Don Weisel, Mr. Mazzaferro. BOTTOM ROW: Ralph Collins, Cary Grant, Edison Snyder, Jim West, Richard Warren, Jim Betts. volleyball team lene Heim, Lenore Florey, Strong, Charolene Waldren. BOTTOM ROW: Beverly Ger man, Nancy Doney, Sara Karns, Mary Lou Hill. TOP ROW: Mrs. Siddall, Dar Claudine Gocrmastic, Joanne Chuck B unyan B111 Teal John McDermott HE team participated in the following meets: Hartville Triangular Meet, North Canton Invitational Meet, North Canton Two Way Meet, Lehman Two Way Meet, and the County Meet. The team placed second in the County Meet. Key men were: Harold Bentz, Harvey Me- haffie, Dave Garen, Dave Alvarez, John McDermott, Eddie Petro, and Glen Mears. track Ieiiermen tensor, T e an i .nn TOP ROW: Victor Drenta, Glen Mears, Edward Becker, Terry Ellis, Bob Myers, Bill Teal, Bob Hungerford, Bill Dine. SECOND ROW: Charles Perry, Kurt Myers, John McDermott, Harvey Mehaffie, David Garen, Bill Gray, David Alvarez, Charles Bunyan. BOTTOM ROW: Edward Petro, James Schamp, Grant VanVoor- his, Harold Bentz, Larry Morrison, Carter DeLashmutt, Carl Pachmayer. Harvey Mehaffie baseball Ietiermen , 1. Bob Ankrom l TOP ROW: Mr. Klay, Leslie Rininger, Eugene Davidson, Paul Paxson, Bob Slutz, Dick Weisel, John Heretta, Don Teurlon, Harold Kraus, Jimmy Miller. SECOND ROW: Frank Vaughn, lim Campbell, Dave Grasse, Dan Erb, Dale Evans, Bob Ankrom, Bob Dostal, Jack Vaughn. BOTTOM ROW: Dick Matthews, Larry Rininger. BASEBALL We l Navarre 8 North West 2 Sandy Valley I East Canton 8 North Canton 6 Jackson 3 LouhvHle I hAassHlon 7 Central Catholic 5 North Canton 6 Lehman 2 Lehman They 2 2 l 8 I2 7 8 I2 2 3 7 6 Dale Evans Dan Erb Dick Weisel activities 5, -. . Q. H9006 and her courl Fresnman Attendant, Judy Watson: Junior Attendant, Audrey Foutzg Queen, Wanda Masong Sophomore Attendant, Patti Mareno Senior Attendant, Elaine Dixon. I 49 Play ushy guyll Fred Hastings . . Cora Hastings . . . Gilbert Hastings . Nancy Graham . . Larry Madison. . Julie Tucker . . . Gloria Patterson . . - - Melinda Whipple . Lois Conuin .... Mr. Danbury . . Bill Sterling. . . . Harold Kraus . . Carol Sissea . Bob Zeiders . Lenore Florey . . . Jack Hinton . . Marilyn Bender Mary Lou Hill Joanne Strong Beverly German Charles DeGraff . David Garen 50 Student Director . .George Farley Stage Managers . .John McDermott . . . . . . . . . Harvey Mehaffie Gerald Castrovinci Wardrobe and Makeup ...... . . . . . . . . . . Barbara Parker Prompters . . . . . Norma Murphy . . . . Pat Cline . . . . . . . . . . JanetAlbright Faculty Advisor . . . .Mr. Maurer 1 i play the Dr. Fersig . . Elaine Blair . Mrs. Embrey . Bobby Embrey Kinks Embrey Bill Clayton . Anne Rowell . Mrs. Hubbard Allic Hubbard Mrs. Donahue H95 skeleion walks . . . Paul Paxson . . Lenore Florey - - . . Carole Walker - - . . Doyle Smith - - . . Pat Zindle . . .Dale Evans . . Darlene Heim - - . . George Farley - - . . . Gloria Sollie . . Harriet Goldsmith ll Student Director .... . . . . . Suzanne Bailey Stage Manager ..... . . . . . . .JamesRice Wardrobe and Makeup . . . . . . Barbara Parker . . . . Helen Holibaugh Prompters ........ . . . . Beverly German . . . . Judy Van Lanen Crew . . . John Heretta . . . . . . .Joe Heretta . . . . . George Farley . . . . . .Walter Linder Faculty Advisor ..... . . . . . . .Mr. Maurer business staff Business Manager . . . Advertising Manager. . . . Co-Circulation Managers Business Secretaries . . Typists. . . . . Others. . . . . . Faculty Advisor . . . . . George Farley . . . . . Eldina Miller Gerald Castrovinci . . . Paul Weber . . Mary Lou Hill . . Myrna Hillyer . . Nancy Doney . . . Wanda Mason . .Norma Murphy . . . .Sara Karns . .Staff Assistants . . .Mrs. Geiger seg A Editor ....... Carol Sissea Assistant Editor ........ . . . . . . Carter Delashmutt Layout Editor. Beverly German Senior Editor . . Darlene Heim Underclass Editors ...... . . . . . . . .Maxine Shreve . . . . . . . . Shirley Parker Activities Editor ....... . . . . . . . . Barbara Parker Faculty Editor . Janet Albright Music Editor . . Mary Lou Hill Typists ..... Nancy Doney . . . . . . . .Norma Murphy . . . . . . .Sara Karns . . . . . . . . Myrna Hillyer . WandaMason Staff Assistants ........ . . . . . . .John McDermott . . . . . . . . Dave Alvarez . . Kathy Bauman . . Jerry Thornton . . . Lynne Golden . . Prudence Barnard JimMasters . . . . . . . Carolyn Warren Faculty Advisor. . .Miss Hodel office secretaries STANDING: Margaret Faber, Ruth Klotz, Mary Lou Hill, Nancy Doney, Carol Sissea, Jane Mathewson, Harriet Goldsmith, Beverly German, SEATED: Sara Karns, Celeste. SEATED: Helen Hollbaugh, Maxine Shreve, Advisor, Mrs. Lutz. Captain: Bob Campbell. TOP ROW: Carl Thuran, James Freed, Gary Bresson, James Brown, Charles Royer, Delbert Heddleston, Wade Ruthranff. SECOND ROW: Mr. Anderson, Russel Linder, Bob Campbell, Thomas Preda, Larry Riniuger, Robert Kraus, Ioseph White. FRONT ROW: William Zir- hart, Ronald Dice, Douglas McCarty, John Mears, Iohn Nelson, Richard Zirhart. Ad- visor: Mr. Anderson. Editor-in-Chief ....... . . . . . . . .GeorgeFarley First Page Editor ....... . . . . . . . . Janet Albright Second Page Editor ...... .........JackHinton Sports Editor . . Dave Alvarez Art Editor. .Gerald Castrovinci Circulation Manager ..... . . . . . . . Jane Mathewson Faculty Advisor. . Mr.Maurer 55 The final word of praise awaits as staff members see their work in print iunior senior hi-y STANDING: Advisors, Mr. Bail and Mr. Snodeg President, Larry HumbemTreasurer, Vic Drenta. SEATED: Vice President, Carter DeLashmuttg Chaplain, Paul Weber, Secretary, David Grasse: Sergeant- at- Arms, Ed Becker. STANDING: Advisor, Mr. Payne fand Mr. Ho1tJ,Chap1aI.n, Dave Beckergvice President, Dennis E11isqTreas- urer, Dave Hanle. SEATED: Sergeant-at-Arms, Larry Miller, Secretary, Carl Pachrnayerg President, John Heretta. STANDING: Mrs. Lutz, Mrs. Hammel, Advisorsg Carol Campbell, Iudy Watson, Susan Greenlee, Maxine Jones, Irene Zanders, Nancy Masters, Judy Van Lanen, Lynne Golden, Eleanor Swartz, Margaret Faber, Par- liamentariang Linda Klink, Pat Zindle. SEATED: Charolette Waldren, Shirley De Vore, Joyce Boord, Treas- urer: Darlene Heim, Vice 'Presldentg Beverly German, President: Mary Vogelgesang, Secretary. Absent: Carol Hill, Assistant Secretary: Harriet Goldsmith, Assistant Treasurer, Robbie Puckett, Parliamentarian. lri-Iii-y SEATED: President, Mary Lou Hill, Vice President, Carol Campbell. STANDING: Advisor, Mrs. Beamer: Treasurer, Myrna Hillyerg Chaplain, Wendy Miller: Secretary, Mary Vo- gelgesang. 57 124 if fy. K- rf .4-A tr Xi! ,N X s eech club President ....... . . . . . Carol Sissea Vice President .... . . . . . Jim Masters Secretary ....... . . .Helen Holibaugh Treasurer ....... . . .Michael Lottman Drama Chairman . . . . . . . . .lack Hinton Declamafion Chairman . . . . Barbara Parker Advisor. . Mr.Maurer ebaie squad Members: Iudy Cloud, Judy Van Lanen, Gail Corris, Carol Sissea, Jerry Thornton, Harriet Goldsmith, Michael Lotrman, Coach: Mr. Maurer. Iilel-ary coniesiani SEATED: Helen Holibaugh, Carol Sissea, Nancy Kopache, Susan Greenlee, Becky Sleigh- rer, Barbara Parker, Michael Lottman. STANDING: Jack Hinton, Iudy Cloud, Iudy Van Lanen, Mr. Maurer. librarians Advrsor Miss Margaret Rodgers Carl Wendhng Jack Hmton Janet Albrrght Pat Clxne Marrlyn Bender Geraldine Lorenzo Mary Lou Amaro Duane War ner Barbara Parker Mxldred Oxford Judy Secrest Lola Lrlley Laura Sage Jackie Wagner Ted Rubin SEATED Joanne Strong Mary Vogelgesang Pat Zrndle Carolyn Warren Arlrs Stevens Norma Murphy llbrary officers President .... . .Norma Murphy Vice President . . . . . . Jock Hinton Secretary-Treasurer. . . . Marilyn Bender Advisor ...... . . Miss Rodgers iunior librarians Robert Kraus, Larry Erb, Sarah Allen, Robert Tackas. SEATED: Sydnie Coyle, Paul Nelson, Candy Mills. STANDING: Pat Zindle, Caro1Mi11er, John Ferraro, Duane Warner, Fred Rutter, Jim Masters, Robert Slutz, Don Teunon, Suzie Durr, Darlene Conrad. SEATED: Jackie Wagner, Judy Cloud, George Farley, Helen Holibaugh, Eldina Miller. ACH year high school students participate in a series of oratorical eliminations in the inter- est of promoting world peace. This contest, spon- sored by the Ohio Council of Churches, offers the finalists college scholarships and cash awards. Jack placed third in the state finals held in Co- lumbus from a field of approximately 3,300 con- testants. To qualify for the state finals, Jack first had to win in the following divisional con- tests: Local, North Canton Community Christian Church, County, Dueber Methodist Church, Dis- trict, Wintersville Methodist Church, Semi-finals, Trinity Episcopal Church, Columbus. The finals- were held in the Veterans Memorial Auditorium. Jack received a number of medals, a cash prize, and a one year college scholarship. american legion essay winners national honor society HE purpose of the National Honor Society is to encourage better scholarship, to strive for the development of better character, to stimulate a desire to render service, and to develop worthy leaders among the students of Mnddlebranch High School. Only Juniors and Seniors are eligible for this high honor The charter mem bers are: Seniors - Charles DeGraff, Eldina Miller, Carol Slssea, Darlene Helm, Juniors - Margaret Faber, Connie Pavey, Dana Christmang Advisors Mrs Lutz, Miss Cope, Mr. Lewis. medal students 1955 FRESHMEN: Jean Fitz, Ioan Garen, Harriet Goldsmith, Suzan Green- lee, Helen l-lolibaugh, Michael Lottman, Beverly Mehaffie, Gloria Sollie, Judith Van Lanen. SOPHOMORES: Margaret Faber, Daniel Lutz, Connie Pavey. JUNIORS: Marilyn Bender, Charles De Graff, Darlene Heim, Eldina Miller, Carol Sissea. SENIORS: Mary Jo Ben- nett, Mary Bierwirth, Phyllis Davenport, Wayne Dunn, Tom Muntz. 63 chapel represeniulives STANDING: Nancy Kopache, Pearl Davis, Beverly Mehaffie, Harriet Goldsmith, Judith Van Lanen, E1- dina Miller, Irene Zanders, Sydnie Coyle. SEATED: Judy Secresr, Sandra Donaldson: Advisor: M Custis, James Betts, Jack Hinton, Linda Bittner. 64 I. Advisor: Mr. Klay, Michael Lottman, Dominic White, Pete Zelrner, Don Teunon, Joe Heretta, Duane Warner, Gerald Castrovinci, Cary Grant, Tom Machamer. SEATED: Suzie DurrgSec- retary, Wendy Miller: Vice President, Barbara Parker, President, Charles De Graff, Treasurer, Joyce Boord: Carolyn Warren, Judy Watson, Tim Mather. booster club representatives STANDING: Vic Drenta, Erma Richeson, Audrey Foutz, Bob Wolf, Richard Dine, Carl Mick, Lynne Soldeu, Sandra Andrica. SEATED: Jane Mathewson, Beverly German, Mary Vogelgesang, Gloria Sol- rie, Carol Boyd, Sara Kams, Nancy Doney, Mary Lou Hill, Nancy Masters. Advisor. . . Mr. Heim President ..... Vic Drenta Vice President ........ . . . . . . . John McDermott Secretary .... Nancy Doney Treasurer .... David Grosse lnoonHghiserenade 1955 S E Qi if U Y - i '- L ' I ' ' I gh fag ,. If , 9, m H Q , . Tf7'f5AAi-' A 49 Ea' V515 15' -Q' . Q, 5 G, .ay I 1 f 5 Q f V' 5 al ? Wt? Q5 z2'v , 94 :Q ., ., Q . A 'iff A 'A f 11 ,gi ..,, , 'fy ' F' K 5' , ll .Qfff gf?i13 M C , 'V' H 'gi' Uw , H ' W' 1-.sleigh f ', u fi ' Q fi , A ,mfwy .. L K xv t A V, ,- ig, 1 I ,vs ,Q 3 K ' I Y ' A 1 , T 5-45 A - T '1 1 , 'K ' 'I iv X' A Q 3 2- 3 Xxx f A f 'ff' 'Z - W 5' 1: NL' df, L ,fi n W2 AQ I - - L W Q ' W ',, f 1 N K , K f i 1 W -i, I , N brass section STANDING: Arlis Stevens, Carl Thurin, Bob Camp- bell, Doyle Smith, Charles De Graff, Walter Linder, Mary Vcgelgesang, Carol Humphrey, Georganna Mo- zea. SEATED: Wendy Miller. maioreiies ACROSS TOP Mar Vo el esan Wanda Mason Jo ce Boord, Dar- , 1 Y S S 8- - Y lene Helm, Connie Pavey. IN CENTER: Beverly German. 71 head maioreiie Beverly German '4 -Sw , WST' Y -las? ff f 9, 1 M K' l 'ffl f ' 6.31 ff? J Mi W 2 Q 1 L H 3 2 ., A-W K Yx. Wl?'1..l l -50' 'Q'Pf'M?SE!A!ii'XE 5? 3- 4. f' ,pn , v figh- opereiia Paul Paxson .... Mary Bierwirth .... Archie Germanoff . . Joyce Ann Hill. . . . . Velma Feller .... Helen Holibaugh . . Curtis Faber . . . Doyle Smith . . DanErb.... .. Dale Evans . . Tom Spangler . . . Abdullah . . .Nona . .Cheeke Miss Lythe . . . Betty . Carrieall . Andrews . . Caesar First Arab . Benarullw . Professor HE choir presented the beautiful Fred Waring arrangement Song of Christmas written by Roy Ringwald at the Christmas P.T.A. meeting. The cantata, pre- sented by candlelight, was preceeded by a candlelight procession. . senior quartet christmas BACK ROW: C. Goormastic, K. Long J.Eusa, J. Ferraro, P.Weber, 1. Hinton F. Johnson, B.Zeiders, T.Spang1er, J Boord. FRONT ROW: N.Clarke, G. Sissea, W,Baughman, S.Dona1dson, D. Coyle, 1. Coomes, B. Morrow, S. Kams, B. Parker, C. Henning, C.Mil- ler, M. Taylor, J. Linder, C. Sissea, Mr. Teucke. Pianists: Mary Lou Hill, Joyce Boord. Darlene Heim, Barbara l Parker, Mary Lou Hill, Carol Sissea. Pianist: Sara Karns. 74 cooks Mrs. lmmel, Mrs. Petro, Mrs. Furbay bus drivers BACK ROW: Richard Meyers, Henry Psolla, Bill Blair, Ron- ald Blair, David Miller, Dan- iel Conrad, Charles Swartz, Willard Brumbaugh. FRONT ROW: Harold Miller, Richard Psolla, Charles Huppert, Bill Furbay, James Morris. custodians Mr. Anthony, Mr. Steepleton OUR BEST WISHES to the Class of 1956 THE DIAMUND PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY IVIIDDLEBRANCH, OHIO . S i 71 c e 1 8 9 2 America's top top secret in The United States Government has a lot of closely-guarded secrets-weapons, strategies, ways to fight communism, But of all of them, there's one that's more jealously guarded than all the rest. And you're the only one who knows what that secret is! One of your rights as an American is the right to a secret ballot. And you alone know how you mark your ballot. N0 one sees it, no one can influence you. It's your secret. In the Red-dominated countries, your vote-if you get one -is about as secret as a brass band playing in a greenhouse. You usually have only one candidate to vote for. A group of sharp-eyed officials checks your ballot to see that you voted the right way. Some people, even in this country, think that that's the way elections should be run. Most Americans don't agree and it's up to every one of us to see that our ballots remain secret. If we let the secret ballot get away from us, we can say goodbye to all our American rights-freedom of speech, free- dom of religion, freedom of press and all the others. How can we preserve these freedoms? By speaking out strongly when we see them endangered. By using our secret ballot every election day to keep America free. Remember, they're your rights, so treat them right. The Timken Roller Bearing Company The figbz rv work :bell nm be abridged nor made impuienr' DO YOU KNOW YOUR RIGHTS? As Arnerienne, we have :he grenresr ireeani-n and the nigneer enineiard of living in ine worm. 1-:eip keep ir um way by knnwing your ngnn ina guarding mein wen, some of mein are: Freedom ol wnhio mehr ze ieeeer belief Hzigbr re renew ben- ,ein iinien rpendr ,one einer Ffeedm el ipeerh Freeanen ol me were Rishi in efiririee efiieieii 'Rishi in iennni winner ol your Minn niiieen Freedom from search irirlwier warmer mem in periiien geifemnenr for eeaeeir nf enemieei 'mehr rn renew if were anion einem nee cnenniimirir 'Risbr re renew ban ,nm irnien ii nm Riem fn epeedy and piiiiir rein: by ini, Rigbr rn ieeip nf e lawyer uziehr ro beef were empioyewr ride af direereemenrr Riem ner to appear er 4 wirnen eeeinir ynimelf uziehr re refine ro pennii rhe einem-gif 01 Minn .freer Hziebr in ,ee iziferr in yen, bien new ii efieeenqe Riefir re be premiered innerenr nnni penned gnilly Freedom to vim pwaeeiv rxiehr in ,wee eieipire union iiifiniierienai airpieier Freedom in were in any rierelify 'Kiefer in proper nrpeeiiiinn nl wie nnien welfare fnui .Feeedm ro nerr and manage ii ienriaeir Ffeeanen to mee e perm 'River nnr in be fired by .iiniim ieeam Hizigbr ra me on rnmpenfr beer ole' 'These .re righn you enioy nnaer me 'rnfivl-iariley iw. wrnis is 2 ngm eninyea by inenneerr of unired seen Work. ers, c.4.o. only when nie Tm-1-inrrley law is invakea, THEY'RE YOUR RIGHTS, TREAT THEM RIGHT! 77 CONGRATULATIONS And BEST WISHES To THE CLASS OF 1956 H00 EH FINE APPLIANCES . . around the house, around the world EWING CHEVROLET CO. CARS . . . 929 CLEVELAND AVE. N. W. 'TRUCKS . . 914 MCKINLEY AVE. N. W. CANTON, OHIO DIAL GL. 45141 STARK COUNTY'S LARGEST DEALER 78 Graduation or Commencement? Two words with different meanings. It all depends on your point of view. Will you graduate ar will you commence? Graduation means the completion of a required course. Commencement means the beginning of new experiences. This year, seniors will be starting new tasks. Some of you will become housewives, others will start new jobs in shops, factories and offices. Still others, will continue your studies in college. All of these opportunities are a chance to commence anew. Make the Most of it. HERCULES MOTORS CORPORATION - Canton, Ohio. 5. 3 'ifefx i ,pf Q9 U.S. A. Free Estimates NELSON E. SCHMUCKER Insurance 4214 Bellwood Drive, N. W. Canton 8, Ohio Dial GR 7-5934 Automobile - Life - Liability - Fire Compliments of HARVEY LOEHR LUMBER CO. 1909 Mahoning Rd., N. E. 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Featuring Delicious Sandwiches And The Biggest Banana Splits In The Whole WorId. Teletray Service Right To Your Car. Canton, Ohio NEW MARVELENE-, Manufactured By New Marvelene, Greentown, Ohio Factory Phone Hy-0-6400 HARTVILLE HARDWARE, INC. HartviIIe, Ohio Dial TR 7-9339 SCHUMACHER LUMBER CO. ...:::r':e:s.. HARTVILLE, OHIO .....:::::'u.,.. BOYD'S MARKET The Little Store With The Big Welcome 22I7 Alliance Road Canton, Ohio Phone GL-40460 We Carry a Full Line of Fresh Meats, Fruits, and Vegetables Mgr. Paul Rand .iz wi ' :Y 5 f a foy Omen ' ASHODRSCENTLQ g a 2 GL6-6144 O 0 I ,ir Distinctive Toys Members of Toy Guidance Council eA Viiyi A WILD R39 SAN Dwlci-les, LUNCHEONS nfl-f '-7, AND YOUR FAVORITE BEVERAGE 1, , as 3232 CLEVELAND AV E., N.W., CANTON, OHIO R. D. FRYE HARDWARE PAINTS - ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES BUILDERS' - HARDWARE - PLUMBING 950 sour:-I MAIN sr. N. CANTON, omo PHONE HY 9-3387 Est. i924 Dial GL 3-6867 s Athletic Goods Bowling Shirts - Dresses - Uniforms Lettering and Chenille 2212 Tuscarawas St., W. Canton, O. L- GROSS APPLIANCE CO. I47 North Main Street Dial HY 9-2866 General Electric Appliances Hoover Maytag Ironrite Cleaners Washers Irone rs North Canton, Ohio HEADQUARTERS FOR SPALDING 8. WILSON 'L X F SUMMER X Nix SPORTS 1 f4 EQUIPMENT X ' X 3 T PHONE CANTON, OHTO GL 5-0191 EOR FREE DELIVERY MIDDLEBRANCH FARMERS EXCHANGE Feed - Seeds - Fertilizers Coal and Farm Supplies Seed Cleaning and Treating Service Guy A. Morrow Best Wishes from JIMMY'S Restaurant and Confectionery Middlebranch, Ohio Hy 9-3724 Heating and Air Conditioning Your CHRYSLER AIRTEMP Dealer 1006 - 44th Street, N.W. , Canton 9, Ohio Dial GL 3-2946 Compliments of MIDDLEBRANCH SUPPLY Middlebranch, Ohio Dial Hy 9-7302 Compliments Good Luck of from LINDER BROS. FARM EQUIPMENT VAUGHAN BROTHERS Fa.. Dealers in Wool - Hides - Furs Dealers Hartville, Ohio R. D. 3, Conlon, Ohio Tr 7,9155 We Repair All Makes - Phone Hy 94923 SURBEY Electric Company Crosley, Dumont, Admiral, Radio, Television and Appliances Easy - Apex Laundry Equipment, Sales and Service l505 Portage St. North Canton, Ohio Compliments of NORTH CANTON RADIO We sell the finest in Television 8- Radio Philco, RCA, Zenith, G. E. Sales and Service Ph. Hy 9-4500 Compliments of JOHN LOW and SON 3036 Cleveland Ave. N. W. ll Barbers to serve you Ph. GL 4-0529 For Your Hardware Needs Shop At SWAYZE HARDWARE 30th and Martindale Rd. Canton, Ohio Ph. GL 5-2962 Congratulations to The Class of '56 NORTH CANTON .IEWELERS l07 S. Main St. N. Canton, Ohio Phone Hy 9-6139 James Meszaros MARKET HEIGHTS PHARMACY Your Neighborhood Druggist 2970 Market North Canton, Ohio Free Delivery GL 47259 Compliments of SCHLEMMER HlMSELF Mercury Dealer ll50 S. Main North Canton Ph. HY 9-2585 Compliments STElNBECK'S TIP TOP BAKERY 907 - 30th St. N. E. Dial GL 7-l8l8 LEVI MASON MOWER REPAIR CURRY WELDING CO. At Middlebranch Authorized Diamond Rd. I mi. East LAWN-BOY Sales and Service Time New And Used Mowers For Sale ANY or OI' Tfllde Place Grinding and Engine Repair 4617 Linden Ave., N. E. , Canton, O. Tr. 7-9820 GL 4-8939 ULLUM ASPHALT DRIVEWAY CO Complete Insurance Coverage Experienced Men and Modern Equipment Assure You Of The Finest Driveways Made. Telephone Hy-92860 Middlebranch, Ohio Compliments of MYERS FORD SALES Hartville , Ohio SLAWSON'S BARBER SHOP 3208 Middlebranch Road Open 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. Monday thru Saturday Harold Slawson, Barber THE A. L. PAVEY CO 611 Mahoning Rd. N. E. Canton, Ohio Dupont Finishes G. 81 G. CONSTRUCTION General Contracting Blue Print Service - Free Est. Wayne German Dick German Hy 9-2910 Gr 7-0231 Compliments of BORON G. M. C. TRUCK SALES Canton-AI Iiance Road Canton, Ohio Compliments of .0--fgug2Yll2le STERLING BAKING co. Exclusive Bakers Of I5 ,,2 ' . gunna. sf Miss i9 Health Bread i MOKED! fri? J qnd Z 'i awk? Sterling Enriched Bread i arrr sugardale I448 W. Tusc. St. Canton, Ohio 4....N.....................--.... ..-...nn Compliments of NORTH CANTON BUICK PAUMlER'S SURE INSURANCE 219 North Main SINCE 1920 North Canton, Ohio Louisville, Ohio Hy-9-3389 Tr-5-5578 Compliments and The Trailer King Of Ohio Best Wishes 1225 North Main, North Canton, Ohio f o Located on Route 8 HY 9-7717 The C. N. VICARY CO. NORTH CANTON SUNOCO SERVICE Bruce, Herb, 8. Lynn Greenho Kelly Prestige Tubeless Tires 550 N. Main North Canton Phone Hy 9-9067 Compliments of STARK COUNTY AUCTIONS, INC. Located Three Miles East of Canton on Route 62 SALES EVERY SATURDAY Nnour BILL HALE, MGR. STAR MILLS Feeds - Seed - Fertilizers Phone TR-55688 Build Health and Happiness with MELLO MILK if Dial Hy 9-3345 NORTH CANTON DAIRIES, INC TREEN 'S Carpet and Draperies 30th St. N. W. Ph. GL-4884! Plaza Shopping Center Canton, Ohio C. Q. ZAHNER, INC. Ford Dealer Since I924 500 North Chapel Street Louisville, Ohio Compliments of Medical Supplies -2- First Aid Needs PAPER PRODUCTS Film - Tobacco - Candy CORPORATION 3603 Mahoning Rd., N.E. - Canton Dial - GL 4-0335 5, Ohio 3615 Middlebraneh Rd. N. E. GLendaIe 5-0317 Compliments To The Class Of '56 KOBACKER'S Department Store North Market at 5th Street Compliments of LOU'S SUNOCO SERVICE Lubrication is our specialty not a side line 914 30th St. N.E. Canton, Ohio Ph. GL 40549 Compliments of Compliments of .lOS. PHILLIPS CANDY SCHONER CHEVROLET Wholesale 2353 Indiana Way N. E. Canton, Ohio Phone GL 2-7090 ancl OLDSMOBILE Hartville, Ohio PRICE CUT STONE 3443 Martindale Road N. E. Custom Cut Fireplaces Compliments of COYLE'S CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Lentle's Flagging I Mrcldlebranch Road Stone For All Purposes Conlon' Ohio THE SCHAFER-MESSERLY DRUG CO. The Rexall Drug Store North Canton, Ohio Phone HY 9-2564 A fine drug store in a fine community Compliments of 2-:WWW WW2. N IU SYIBAUIVI S sswbusheaxexo 105 arm Canton, Ohio Diamonds Jewelry Watches Repairing Compliments of PERFECTION LAUNDERERS and CLEANERS Best Wishes To The Class Of i956 LEMAY TRAILER SALES House Trailers i906 Harrisburg Road N. E. 2311 Alliance Road N. E. Canton, Ohio fRoute 622 Phone GL-67l84 Canton, Ohio COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES YH! 0 , 4, , , EEZIDZD 2108 WEST TUSCARAWAS ST. PHONE GLENDALE 3-9334 CANTON, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '56 THE MOHLER LUMBER COMPANY NORTH CANTON, OHIO DIAL HY-9-3385 WHETHER YOU'RE CHOOSING A SINGLE ACCESSORY OR A COMPLETE COSTUME Your Search Ends Wisely AI STERN and MANN'S CANTON, omo CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T956 3 HUNTER Iwi ,, BEST WISHES FROM L. H. DIERINGER BUILDING CONTRACTOR 4727 LINDEN AVE., N. E. CANTON, OHIO PHONE GL 5-4672 TODAY'S GREAT PIANO ,.., ' T925 . . 4 S W., V zzulhm 1 n C .A Q Nlncomparably Superior J' LILY PONS .' A A Noble Af Instrument Q EDDIE DUCHIN Baldwin is Tops JOSE TTURBI Favorite instrument of today's great masters, product of a ceaseless search for perfection, the Baldwin is surprisingly easy to own. Come in and see its beauty. Listen to its golden tone. Try its effortless action. Then let's discuss convenient terms to suit your budget. Trade Terms HAHN 8m CO. 404 West Tusc . CANTON, OHIO DIAL GL 44923 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T956 SNACK SHOP 121 30TH STREET N. E. CANTON, OHIO DON SLEIGHTER JO HN MORGAN GOOD LUCK, CLASS OF '56 ALWAYS BE IN THE CHIPS M vague-H Trga. 3:43. .g.,.g.g ng.: 'I. q'4.Q'4 r'v 1 - H.. o Q q rw.- -I-.6'2'Z'4 .g.g.g.3 ,...... . gm' 'QS' '- A I 5 F III! I I CHIPS ENTERPRISES CANTON, OHIO Narne Donna Adams Jess Adams Janet Albright David Alvarez Edward Becker Marilyn Bender Harold Bentz James Boord Phyllis Bridenthal Howard Calhoun James Campbell Gerald Castrovinci Dac Christman Norma Clarke Patricia Cline Joan Coomes Delbert Cox Carl Curry Eugene Davidson Charles DeGraff Carter DeLashmutt Shirley DeVore Nancy Doney Victor Drenta George Farley Margaret Fath Lenore Plorey Ronald Fryer David Garen Beverly German Claudine Goormastic Ronald Grasse Bill Gray Gary Haldeman David Hanford Darlene Heim Mary Lou Hill Myrna Hillyer Jack Hinton senior directory Address 2206-34th St. N.E.. Canton, Ohio 2206-34th St. N.E. . Canton. Ohio R. D. 86 North Canton, Ohio R.D. 46 North Canton, Ohio 4825 Linden Ave. , Canton, Ohio 1104 Maximo Rd. North Canton, Ohio Harmont Ave. N.E. . Canton, Ohio 3055 Fletcher Ave. N.E. . Canton, Ohio 5537 North Mkt. , Canton, Ohio Box 152 Middlebranch, Ohio Box 35 Middlebranch, Ohio 1221 Spangler Rd. Canton, Ohio R.D. W6 North Canton, Ohio R.D. 46 North Canton, Ohio 2138-34th St. N.E. , Canton, Ohio Box 111 Middlebranch, Ohio 2115-35th St. N.E., Canton, Ohio R.D. 93 Canton, Ohio R.D. 43 Canton, Ohio R. D. 196 North Canton, Ohio R. D. 46 North Canton, Ohio 2906 Harrisburg Rd. N.E., Canton, Ohio Box 108 Middlebranch, Ohio R. D. W2 Canton, Ohio 3413 Middlebranch Rd. N.E., Canton, Ohio 3050 Gilbert Ave. N.E. , Canton, Ohio 3205 Middlebranch Rd. N.E. , Canton, Ohio 3901 Frazer Ave. N.W.. Canton, Ohio 4525 Grandview Ave. N.E. , Canton, Ohio 706 McDowell Rd. , North Canton, Ohio R.D. 43 Canton, Ohio 3216 Root Ave. N.E. . Canton, Ohio 3833 Martindale Rd. N.E. , Canton, Ohio R.D. 43 Canton, Ohio R.D. 36 North Canton, Ohio R.D. 33 Canton, Ohio Box 27 Middlehranch, Ohio Box 37 Middlebranch, Ohio 4537 Roosevelt Dr. , Canton, Ohio Name Wayne Hinton Marvin Hohman Nancy Housos Patrick Jones Robert Kamp Sara Karns Blane Klotz Ruth Klotz Harold Kraus Walter Linder Kathryn Long Raymond Marks Wanda Mason Elma Matheny John McDermott Harvey Mehaffie Eldina Miller Sarah Minto Dwight Morrison Norma Murphy Kurt Myers Barbara Parker Charles Poling Robbie Puckett Joe Rainieri Jan Romick Carol Sissea Tommy Spangler Paul Stickler Joanne Strong Richard Styer John Tremoulis John Twinem Jack Vaughn Charolette Waldren Paul Weber Shirley Werner Robert Zeiders Address 2116-34th St. N.E., Canton, Ohio 1009-44th St. N,E,, Canton, Ohio PA26-30th St. N.E. , Canton, Ohio 1918 Harmon Pl. N.E., Canton, Ohio Middlebranch, Ohio 2126-45th St. N.E. , Canton, Ohio 906-44th St. N.W,, Canton, Ohio R.D. 83 Canton, Ohio 4138 Martindale Rd. N.E. , Canton, Ohio R.D. 93 Canton, Ohio R.D. 43 Canton, Ohio 2402-30th St. N.E. , Canton, Ohio 4617 Linden Ave. N.E. , Canton, Ohio 2215 Alliance Rd. N.E. , Canton, Ohio 2115-30th St. N.E., Canton, Ohio 1513-31st St. N.E., Canton, Ohio 2934 N. Market, Canton, Ohio 2342-26th St. N.E.. Canton, Ohio R.D. 36 North Canton, Ohio R. D. 43 Canton, Ohio 3101 Middlebranch Rd. N.E. , Canton, Ohio 3402 Middlebranch Rd. N.E. , Canton, Ohio 2525-31st St. N. E.. Canton, Ohio 3212 Regent Ave. N.E. . Canton, Ohio R. D. 33 Canton, Ohio 4665 Magnolia Drive, Canton, Ohio 1111-55th St. N.W. , North Canton, Ohio R.D. 33 Canton, Ohio R. D. 4113 Canton, Ohio 1522-33rd St. N.E., Canton, Ohio 4056 Martindale R. D. 96 North C 3224 Middlebran R.D. 56 North C R.D. 43 Canton, Rd. N.E. , Canton, Ohio anton, Ohio ch Rd. , Canton, Ohio anton, Ohio Ohio 2551-55th St. N.E., Canton, Ohio R. D. ff!! Canton, Ohio Middlebranch, Ohio advertising incl Angione Concrete Service - pg. 86 Automotive Safety Service - pg. 82 Avalon - pg. 87 Bailey, Chas. A., Agency - pg. 85 Begg's Tractor Sales dc Service - pg. 86 Bell Dry Cleaning Co. - pg. 83 Berner Sohio Service - pg. 84 Bliss, E. W., Co. - pg. 83 Boron G,M,C. Truck Sales - pg. 90 Boyd's Market - pg. 87 Canton Hardware - pg. 88 Cheton's Fumiture - pg. 83 Chips Enterprises - pg. 95 Coyle's Construction Co. - pg. 93 Curry Welding Co. - pg. 90 Dairy Industries of Stark County - pg. 81 Diamond Portland Cement Co. - pg. 76 Dice Decal Manufacturing Co. - pg. 82 Dieringer, L.H. , Building Contr. - pg. 95 Dumont's - pg. 82 Edgewood Golf Course - pg. 85 Ewing Chevrolet Co. - pg. 79 Fairmount Cut Rate - pg. 92 Frank's Barber Shop - pg. 79 Frye, R. D. , Hardware - pg. 87 G. 8: G. Construction - pg. 90 Gross Appliance Co. - pg. 87 Hahn dt Co. - pg. 95 Harpold Motors Co. ' pg. 84 Hartville Appliance - pg. 80 Hartville Dry Cleaners - pg. 80 Hartville Hardware, Inc. - pg. 86 Hartville Locker Service - pg. 83 Hercules Motors Corporation - pg. 79 Homer's, Inc. - pg. 84 Hoover Co. - pg. 79 Hummel's IGA Super Market - pg. 84 James Launderers dz Cleaners - pg. 85 Jimmy's Restaurant 8: Confectionery - pg. 88 lusi's Cheese House - pg. 82 Kobackers Department Store - pg. 92 Lemay Trailer Sales - pg. 93 Linder Bros. Farm Equipment - pg. 88 Loehr, Harvey, Lumber Co. - pg. 79 Lou's Sunoco Service - pg. 92 Low, John, and Son - pg. 89 Lutz Heating 81 Air Conditioning - pg. 88 Majorette Drive-in Restaurant - pg. 86 Market Heights Barber Shop - pg. 84 Market Heights Pharmacy - pg. 89 Martin's Stationers - pg. 84 Mason, Levi, Mower Repair - pg. 90 Mehaffie, Edward L. - pg. 82 Middlebranch Farmer's Exchange - pg. 88 Middlebranch Hardware - pg. 85 Middlebranch Supply - pg. 88 Miller's Garage - pg. 85 Miller's Golden Dawn Store - pg. 80 Mohler Lumber Co. - pg. 94 Monarch Rubber Co. - pg. 81 Myers Ford Sales - pg. 90 Nagy's Food Liner - pg. 80 New Marvelene - pg. 86 Nichol's, Alfred, Bakery - pg. 84 North Canton Buick - pg. 91 North Canton Dairies, Inc. - pg. 92 North Canton Jewelers - pg. 89 North Canton Radio - pg. 89 North Canton Sunoco Service - pg. 91 Nusbaurn Jewelers - pg. 93 Onesto Hotel - pg. 81 Pantry, The - pg. 82 Paper Products Corp. - pg. 92 Patrons - pg. 86 Paumier's lnsurance - pg. 91 Pavey, The A.L. , .Co. - pg. 90 Perfection Launderers 8: Cleaners - pg. 93 96 Phillips, Joe, Candy - pg. 93 Pioneer - pg. 94 Price Cut Stone - pg. 93 St. Francis Hotel - pg. 81 Schafer-Messerly Drug Co. - pg. 93 Schlemmer Himself - pg. 89 Schmucher, Nelson E. , lnsurance - pg. 89 Schoner Chevrolet 8: Oldsmobile - pg. 93 Schumacher Lumber Co. - pg. 86 Shulan Jeweler - pg. 85 Slawson's Barber Shop - pg. 90 Smith's Hardware 85 Appliances - pg. 82 Snack Shop - pg. 95 Snyder Trailers - pg. 91 Stahlheber's - pg. 87 Standard Farm Supply - pg. 80 Star Mills - pg. 92 Stark County Auctions, Inc. ' pg. 91 Stark's - pg. 80 Steineck's Tip Top Bakery - pg. 89 Sterling Baking Co. - pg. 91 Stern dn Mann's - pg. 94 Sugardale Bacon - pg. 91 Summer's Furniture Shoppe - pg. 79 Surbey Electric Co. - pg. 89 Swayze Hardware - pg. 89 Symes 8m Son - pg. 83 Tate Cleaners - pg. 80 Thurin's - pg. 86 Timken Roller Bearing Co. - pg. 77 Toy Korner - pg. 87 Treen's - pg. 92 Troup dc Pluto - pg. 94 Ullum Asphalt Driveway Co. - pg. 90 Vaughn Bros. - pg. 88 Vicary, C.N,, Co. - pg. 91 Zahner, C.Q., Inc. - pg. 92 Zwick Dept. Store - pg. 85 4 FL fh fe I F I 1 , i 5 Q .,,,. , n.g .- N.' ,. we-f , nails'-' , if ,