Minerva High School - Crescent Yearbook (Minerva, OH)

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,,- . Y N - ev. , L pf Q, A 0- A X Us ---r V ...N LL A Ofvwl Schick CQ?VVkcWc'6V CL H CQGYS' qifxl lbw KM E WML 'I Y ,, - lx UJIL2 owwl ohms . Q35 UL Y A Su CCCSSKH. Dwxvui Nfgzxlfgf GL 'X NX, Qc:-Yi' X1'0Wf' LUAOLY LL 1 CUM ' f MW THE CRE CE T Published by The Senior Class of Minerva High School I Minerva, Ohio Edition Forty - nine BETH CASSIDY NANCY UNKEFER Editors RICHARD MOORE BONNIE TOMLINSON Sports Editor Business Manager TERRY LYONS Advertising Mgr. Q Tl EI, ii Z Z ff' fwmwmfgwg , , .A as gs1w 5LF M :iw ,Q . S' N F Q F . my A Q H I ,D A Nwq proud of its outstanding reputation and, realizing that this reputation is wholly tlze reflection of individual accomplish- ments, the 1962 Crescent staff would like to recognize these individual contributions by dedicating this book to . . . You . . . Winnie Wilson, Betty Phillips, Kristine Knudsen, Nancy Niuman, and Mary Louise Kinney, whose blue rib- bons at the Smith-Walbridge Cheer- leading Camp this summer led to many new and peppy cheers this fall. YO ho were busy during the Summer . . . You . . . Rich Moore, Ellen Jack- son, Eldon Trubee, and Nancy Unkefer, who represented MHS in a week of mock government spon- sored by the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary. Boys' State at Ohio University ran June 8 through the 17, and Girls' State at Capital University lasted from June 17 to the 25. X441 You . . the superior musicians who repre- sented MHS well at the Baldwin-VVallace Band Clinic this summer. Mr. Lamb, R. Morgenstern, .I. Henry, L. Clapper, F. Har- vey, J. Wunderle, D. Willis, Mr. Shaffer. You . . . Eldon Trubee, who attended the Kent State Institute in Speech running from June 18 through July 14, and learned many things which helped lead the varsity debate team through u successful season. You . . . Rich Moore and Beth Cassidy whose ilUClldZlllf'C at an journalism work- ' shop June 18 through the 24 at Ohio Universitv helped make this yeur's Crescent porsihle. Y Y Y Y V Y Y V . W You . . . the Lionsg mighty, mighty Lions You You . . . The schools of the Tri-County League of which Minerva is proud to be a member. 1 3 You . . . the indi- viduals whose sup- port at pep rallies was an important factor in promoting V-I-C-T-0-R-Y. You . . . whose Friday outfits put all of us in the proper spirit for the upcoming game. . . . Who otivate You . . . Mr. Cassidy, our principzll, who lets us know that, all is not as it should be in the chelnistry lab. You . . . who realize the importance of education. You . . . each and every individual whose support has helped win many a game. You are the back- bone of MHS. Activate You . . . the varsity cheerleaders whose efforts and hard work have earned them the reputation as the best around. 8 You . . . whose duties are contin ually interrupted by calls for Mr Cassidy, please, . . . Participate . . . a You . . . who liuilcl Minerva lligl1's mutation by coiupetiug afxzlinsl, some of the nations mp dclmaters . . . and come out Oll top. Kc 2 You . . . the upper classmcn who make sure the frcsllmcu will fol- low in their footsteps . . . success- fully. You . . . whose many hours of practice and hard work were illustrated in the traditional UM at the close of each half-time performance. 3 inrleerl proud of its reputation as an outstrzndirzg high school with an enuialzle csprit Ile corps. The Crescent therefore fakes pleasure in picturing .stlulclzts inrliviflltally and as groups in . . . 3333333 3 3 li 4: if 3 if i --now-fn? 5 V1 '1 iw? 1 5 Qui F rr fel SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS The senior class officers, VVillie B i n g h a m, presi- dentg Dave Dourm, trea- surerg Bonnie G e 0 r g e , secretary, and Bob Wund- erle, vice president, look out at the World of which they will soon be an im- portant part. The leader- ship they have given the class of 1962 is mere preparation for the leader- ship which will be expect- ed of them in the future. Eager to go . . . Sorry to leave SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS The senior class advisers have given a great deal of help and good advice to the senior class. They have greatly aided the seniors in various class projects, among W h i c h were the senior skit and the Christmas dance. Standing are Mrs. Thomp- son and Mr. Smith: seat- ed, Mr. Carlson, M rs. Clark, and Mr. Sutherin. lll'A NE A NIWIRSON New l4'1'z1nklin General WAIJIWIR ER WIN A RRASMl'l'l-I Minerva Scientific DONNA ISAIKRICK Pekin See1'elz11'ial Science Wlllhl.-UI l'.-ll'll BINGHA-UI New Franklin Scientific WI Illll.lNI J. BIX lllflli Paris Classical LYNN IIONALID BORLANID Minerva Business AdlllllliStl'2lIi0ll .IANIUIG IAIGNOIRIG HOYUIG lllinervn General SUNIIR.-X Sl'l+l Bl l'Tl+lRW0li'l'H Minerva Se01'elzi1'ial Science ELIZABETH ANN CASSIDY Minerva Scientific GLORIA ANN CHAMBERS East Rochester Classical HELEN ELAINE CLARK Minerva Classical DANNY CHARLES CRA WFORD Minerva Scientific JAMES FR ED CR.-HVFORD Minerva Classical SHIR LA RAE CRAWFOR D Minerva General 'l'RL'DY ANN CULP Robertsville Secretarial Science CAROL JEAN CURRY Minerva Home Economics BARBARA KAYE DA UGHERTY Minerva Classical DXVAINE LEE DAVIES Minerva Classical SUZANNE DEMATE Robertsville Home Economics DA VID DALE DOURM Minerva Classical KAROLYN PAIGIG DRAHER Minerva Classical JUDY MARLFINE DURS'l' East Rochester Secretarial Science PAUL T. ECKLEY Minerva Classical MARY FANKHAUSER Pekin Secretarial Science SAMUEL LEE FIGLEY Minerva Agriculture DAVID EUGENE FINEFROCK Robertsville Business Administration DAVID C. GARNER Robertsville Scientific BONNIE LEE GEORGE East. Rochester Secretarial Science GLEN FREDERIC GRAM Paris Agriculture LARRY LEE GREEN Robertsville Business Administration LARRY KAY HANNA Minerva Scientific GENE HARDGROVE Minerva General RICHARD JACK HAUGHT Minerva Business Administration BRUCE G. HAWKINS Minerva Business Administration HAROLD LYNN HAYNAM Minerva Classical JUDITH ANN HEIN Pekin Secretarial Science RONALD DEAN I-IELLYER Minerva Business Administration SANDRA KAY GRAM HENSON Minerva Secretarial Science GWENDOLYN FAYE HILLIARD East Rochester Classical BARBARA JEANNE HOOPES Minerva Secretarial Science STANLEY HUNTER Minerva General MARYLOU HUTTER Minerva Home Economics ELLEN LOUISE JACKSON Minerva Classical PONNIE SUE JONES Minerva Secretarial Science R ICHARD DALE KIRSFH Kensington General CAROL LEE KOUHICR East Rochester Scientific DAVID LEE KRABI LL Minerva General XVINFRIED KROEBER Minerva Classical RONALD LEE KRUMLA UF Rohertsville Scientific DONNA JEAN LANHAM East Rochester Secretarial Science MARY LOU LANTRY Robertsville General SANDRA KAY LEATHERMAN Minerva General WVIIALIAM LECORFHICK Minerva Classical ROBERT DALLAS LIPPINCOTT East Rochester Agriculture GEORGE HOMER LOCKE East Rochester General ROGER NEIL LOREY East Rochester Business Administration DALLAS MAE LUTZ Minerva Secretarial Science PAUL TERRY LYONS Paris Scientific XVILLIAM ARTHUR MARKS Minerva General CHARLES DUANE MARRINER Robertsville Business Administration JOHN LEWIS MEASE JR. Minerva Scientific WILLIAM RAY MILLER Bayard General RICHARD JOHN MOORE New Franklin Scientific DUANE EUGENE MUNK Pa ris Business Administratiqn 3 HARRY A. MCARTOR JR. Minerva Business Administration MERCEDE ANNE Mc-DONALD Paris Secretarial Science ROSIE MARIE NEWCOMER East Rochester Home Economics GARY JAMES NIGRO Minerva Classical NORMA JOAN NIUMAN Minerva Home Economics NANCY CAROLE NIUMAN Minerva Secretarial Science MARY ELLEN NORTON East Rochester Home Economics 1 ICKEY EIIIZABETH NORTON East Rochester General SANDRA LOUISE PA XTON Minerva Secretarial Science LINDA LEE PERON New Franklin Home Economics FRANK JOHN PETROS II Minerva Scientific BETTY JANE PHILLIPS Minerva Secretarial Science LARRY RAY PITTS Paris Scientific SAMUEL BURLEIGH POLE Minerva Classical SHIRLEY JO PROCTOR Paris Secretarial Science SANDRA JEAN RAMSIER Minerva Secretarial Science N JOHN MILTON RICHARDSON East Rochester Classical ROBERT LYNN R0lCl2l'CK Minerva Business Administration ICATHRYN ElLlCI'1N SCOTT East Rochester Secretarial Science PAROI. J ICA N SHIVE Minerva Classical DEAN EINVARID SMITH Minerva General MARION IJGWIS SMITH Minerva Business Adniinistration ALA N KAY SNODE Minerva Scientific HOXVARD STA NFORD SNYDER Pekin Agriculture CONNIE JUNE STARKEY Paris Classical DONNA MARIE STOFFER Minerva General VICKIE ELAINE STR.-ITTON Minerva Secretarial Science ROBERT KENNETH THOMPSO Minerva Classical BONNIE KAYE TOMLINSON New Franklin Secretarial Science MARILYN M. TOTTEN Pekin Secretarial Science BONNIE JEAN TREEP East Rochester Home Economics R. ELDON TRUBEE Minerva Classical NANCY JANE UNKEFER Minerva Scientific GARY LEE VAN METER Paris General -ll' DITH LOUISE KVALKER Moultrie Classical JAMES B. WALLER Robertsville Business Administration MARILYN SUE XVALTER Minerva Secretarial Science WILMA MAE XVAUGH East Rochester Home Economics MARY ELLEN WEAVER East Rochester Secretarial Science DAVID LEE WINROD East Rochester General ROBERT E. XYUNDERLE Minerva Scientific WILLIAM LIGE YACKLIN Paris General RICHARD LEE YOUNG Robcrtsville Business Administration ED WIN JAY GRAM Paris Agriculture Four Fabulous Years As Seniors we can say that we have had four fabulous years at MHS and we would like to offer our best wishes to each class for four years of their own. As freshmen we began building the foundation of the 1961 football team which became runner- up in the Tri-County league in 1961. N... , We really got into the swing of things as sophomores with one of the best class parties We ever had. We also sponsored the first annual Sophomore - Faculty Basketball game with proceeds going to the American Field Service Fund. Besides sponsoring the annual Christ- mas Dance, as Seniors one of our big- gest responsibilities was the publica- tion of this Crescent. Finally, along with much studying and even more fun, we reached the biggest event of all--graduation. Receiving our class rings was one of th e biggest events of our Junior year. We we1'e also quite proud of our Prom, Oriental Paradise. X .ll'NIOR FIASS 0FFH'l4IRS LICIWI' TO RIGHT: Doris C1a,ppc1', secretnryg Jim Unkefcr, vice-president: Lynn Molen, president: Winnie Wilson, Ll'C1lSlll'0l'. One More Step JUNIOR CLASS .-XIPYISPIRS SEATICID: Mr. lddings. STANDING: Miss Kust, Mr. Marcinkowey, Mr. Aeschbacher, Mr, Morrison, Mrs. 1NlcCleste1' Archer, Linda Baughman, Frances Berkowitch, Larry Bingham, Connye Blanc, Mary Jane Brown, Rodney Burrows, Carol Butler, Cheryl Carnahan, Sam Casale, Ned Clapper, Barbara Clapper, Charlotte Clapper, Doris Clappor, Larry Collins, Bob Conn, Roger Crawford, Paul Dennis, Bob T2 419' 1, fsl l 4 f f., .sv V, H! ' K . ' J ri 'fa Ts . 2 ,S 5 as al, : X Lzlfg Davis, Clinton Davis, Diane Delvlatteis, Linda Donaldson, Ellen Donaldson, Jim Eakin, Patty Ebner, Bonnie Elder, Susan Evans, Curt Finefrock, Jim Fisher, Connie Gray, Gary Guthrie, Dave Hafner, Betty Harsh, Cora Hawk, Jerry Haynam, Frank Henry, Jill Herrick, Brian Heuer, Linda Hiddleson, Edith Hillyer, Judy Hollender, George Hudy, Tom Hutchison, Bill Irwin, Linda Irwin, Linda Johnson, Patty Jones, David Karlen, Cora Kenny, Rodger Kibler, Judy Kibler, Keith Kiser, Polly Knepper, Gerald Knight, Tom af Krabill, Sharon LaF'aver, Lowell Lowmiller, Linda Lowmiller, Nancey Long, Cheryl Madak, Jean Mandich, Shirley Marshall, Alice Miehl, Roy Miller, Keith Molen, Lynn Morgenstern, Ray Morrow, Gary Mount, Dick Myers, John McDaniel, Coralyce McDonald, Patty McGary, Rebecca McNutt. Jo Oakes, Stewart Obney, Gary Paisley, Martha Perrine, Georgia Proctor, Tom Plott, David Prendergast, Grace Reed, Ed Reed, John Richeson, Dan Scott, Bill Seibel. Ronnie Severn, Sherry Shaffer, Doug Shugerts, Rusty Simmons, La.Vonne Simms, Larry Slates, Dave Slider, Jack Smalley, Susan Smith, LeRoy Snyder, Jackie Snyder, Janice Spafford, Barbara Sparks, Vifayne Strachan. Sherilyn Swinehart, Bette Treep, Elizabeth Unkefer, Jim VanMeter, Charles VanPelt, Roberta Wadsworth, Joe XVaefler, Carol Weekly, Reaha VVillis, Don Wilson Susan Wilson, Winnie Wunderle, Janet Yeagley, Dann The Traditional The traditional Junior Skit for the Minerva-Louisville football game added many a laugh to one of the best pep rallies We had all yea1'. 1 fv- S ' v ees PROM COMMITTEE The prom committee, con- sisting of Lynn Molen, Ray Morgenstern, Jim Un- kefe1', Jill Henry, Susan Elder, Sherilyn Strachan, Winnie Wilson, . D o r i s Clapper, Ellen Donaldson, and Russlyn Shugerts, has Worked hard. SOPHOMORE CLASS UFFIUIGIKS Allan Hutchison, vice-president.: Anna Mae Ifletrick, secretz11'yg Kristine Knudsen, t,l'eusu1'e1'3 Dave Simms, iwesideut. Hard Work and Fun . . . SOPHOMORIG CLASS ADVISIGIKS SIGATEIJ: Miss Grube. STANDING: Mr. llolmquist, Mr. Lawther, Miss Wuchlol, Mrs. Trubee. Adams, Ken Albaugh, Sallie Allen. Donald Baker, Susan Barrick. Julianne Barrick, Kenny Baxter, Sue Beamer, Daniel Bell, David Bennett, Larry Binnig, Glenn Bixler. Howard Booth, Ethel Bowman, Donna Bugh, Roger Butterwortll, Gary Clark, David Cooper. Norma .Ioan Craig. Bettie Cross, Sharon Crowl, Jo Ann Czekanski, Sonja Daughenbaugh, Carol Davies, Kenneth Davis, Lee Davis, Robert L. Doak. Charles Donahue, Larry ...Q Q. , If I 1 A f , 'x , ,. fi 'i' Aj K A- . , . 'T ' I gifs : . . , 1. 37 . Aiwa 3 x I no Q ' 1' if NaN ik 'ah 3,1 ,vo Q 42 Draher, Ed Draher, Kathleen Dungan. Carole Ebner, Patsy Egan, James Eick, John Elder, Kathy Eller, Shirley Essick, Leroy Evanich, Gary Evans, Helen Filliez, Jon Fitzsimmons, WVilda Foehrenbach, Sandra Forester. Sandy Francis, Mary Geiselman, James Gray, Larry Grimes, Bill Grimes, Betty Lou Gross, Mary Lou Haberland, Bill Hamilton, David Hanson, Jack Hardgrove, Sandy Hart, James Hart, Susan Harter, Charles Harvey Frederick l-lawn, Karen Haynam. Jerry Haynain, Sue lleadley, Connie Hein, Linda Henning, Joan Hcrshbcrgcr, Camilla I-Ietrick, Anna Mae llunter, Robert Hutchison, Alan Isue, Loretta Jackson. Allen Jones, Cathy Jones, Rachel Kean, John Kellogg, Jack Kilwler, Douglas Kidder, Susan Kinney, Mary Louise Kinsey, Linda Knight, Connie Knudsen, Kristine Krabill. Jim Liber, Alfred Lipscomb, Joe Locke, Dan Lutz, Malinda Lutz, Mark Marteney, Charlotte Martin, Nancy Meese, Delores Mick, Muriel Mitchell, Norman Moore, Don Morrison, Kenneth Morrow, Linda Murphy, Lee Murray, James Myers, Darold Myers, Denny Myers, Mary McClellan, Connie McConnell, Diane McDonald, Geraldine McNutt, Ira Nagey, Connie Newcomer, Leonard Nolan, Toni Oakes, Orin Obney, Judy Ossler, Anna Phillips, Patty Plott, Joe Plott. Sam Powell, Donald Price, Denny Price, Sharyn Reamer, Shane Reikowsky, Richard Rittenhouse, Richard Roebuck, Carol Rue, Maureen Sanor, Tom Schrader, Bill Scott. Donald Scott, Shari Shearer, Scott Shields, Fred Simmons, Walter Simms, Dave Smalley, Emily Smith, Sharon Smith, Susan Starkey, David St. John, Robert Summer, David Sutton, Raymond Swinehart, Bill Tarbet, Gay Totten, Cheryl Unkefer, Greg Vandegrift, Da.rrell WVadsworth, Tom 1 'W'l . , J, M ' xxx fl 4 I ff! ,.jE'r1 .vs Z' ,K N 4, ,kt if xx I Don Moore and Ken Mor- rison examine a dissected cat in their biology class. Wagner. Karen W'ultz, Fred Wasenian, John XVHSCIIIZIII, Nancy Watts, Rose Vtfaugh. Evelyn Xveikart, Diane Wickershani, Mztrgaret Willis, Sherry NVilson, Elizabeth VVitherspo0n, Clizrrles Wolf, Carolyn FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS BACK ROXV: Dan Baxter, president: Cathy Capper, secretaryg Lurry Luwther, vice- presideut: Nancy Zaugg. historian. FRONT ROW: Gary Sliugluff, treasurer. A Good Beginning FRICSIINIAX CLASS AIDYISICRS SIGATICIH: Mrs, lmttzlll, Mrs. Slmffm', Miss JIICRSOII. STANDING: Mr. Slllilll, Mr. Nesbitt, Mr. Gullina. U, we ! ,Oni D!-' x . 'C' 3 Mg X E I ' pn. 9 9' 9 K Q 44 Ackerman, Robert Adolff, Gene Albright, Randy Allen. Tony ' Archer, Gary Anguish, Jerry Uagshaw, Greg Baxter, Dan Bell, Carol Bell, Elizabeth Berkowitch, Clay Betler, Darlene I-lettis, Linda Blevins, Peggy Brock, Tom Brown, Christine Buck, Steve Byers. Bill Campbell, Lyllll Capper, Cathy Carson, Marian Cassidy, Chip Chambers, Rodney Chilson, Linda Clark, Lyn11 Clark, Sigrid Cogan, Sherilyn Cook, Dollie Crawford, Gary Crawford, Kay Creager, Kay Cross, Carol Curry, Allen Curry, Linda Daniels, David Davis, Gary Delaney, Becky DelVlate, Tom DePaLmo, Edith DBPHIIIIO, Ernie Dennis, Marilyn Dick, Marguerite Dieringer, Sherry Donaldson, Kathy Earley, Ronnie Edwards, Sherry Ellis, Bill Elton, Claudia Frederick, James Foehrenbach, Kenny Gassman, Doreen George, Bob Gill, Linda Gram, David Gram, Joyce Gram, Marvin Green, Larry Grim, Judy Grimes, Sue Guest, Paul Gurney, Carol Hammack, Carol llarsh, Betty Harsh, Sue Hartshorn, Marian Haught, Larry Hawkins, John Henry, Jerry Hilliard, David v l-lilverding, Susan ' Hollender, William Hoopes, Mike 1-lull, Bruce Hull, Gerri Kaye Hunston, Jim Hutson, George Hutson, Jim Irwin, Sally Jackson, David Johnson, Karen R ,A M x Y :W X f f 'F' ,K , 1 , R51 g Q' F fi, J 5613 i A if R f 1'if'g.v1?,, i K f 'Til : ' 45 -1-r ii' l 'FT' f , 'P if - 1 1 if , x 7 iffy 5 K 5 We ,L Y ,fs Q- r- .-1' f ,ff K ff? 3 v'-Q l . , ' 1 er- 1'-1 ' sai- R 'ir- - Q 1 K, M' 4 if V 4A- f .ld v 46 9 Johnson, Terry Judge, Debby Kail, Forrest Kellogg, Gary Kerr, Ronnie Kibler, Linda, Kidder, Jo Ann Kinsey, Barbara Knepper, Lorraine Kocher, Roger Lawther, Larry Lewis, Jesse Leyda, Dana Leyda, Gary Long, Nancy Lynch, Carolee Lyons, Toby Mandich, Ellen Marckel. Sue Martin, Bill Martin, Therese Masters, Dora lVlae Mathis, Doris Mikes, David Miller, Elizabeth Minard, Calnella lvlorrison, .lerry Morrison, Roger Murray, Mary Alice McCoy, lieth McDaniel, Ann McNutt, Hazel McNutt, Mike Neubecker, Louise Oakes, Noel Osborne, Gerry Pallner, Sl1a1'on Patterson, Peggy Pedro, Lorena Perrine, Darlene Peterson, Helen Peterson. Judy Petrarczi, Joanne Petros, Louis Phillips, Pnnl Pielrzifese, Rita Pills, Sam Poleyn, David Potter, llrendn Powell, Gerald Powell, Paul Powell, Ronnie Pugh, Beverly Pugh, Ronnie Rnmsier. Ray Huy, llernndilie Huy, Dong Reed, llonna Reed, Mike Reed, Jayne Reed, John Reed, Sulliejo Rhodes, Joyce Richardson, Karen Richeson, Ronnie Royer, Toni Ruff, Junel Salter, llny Sunor, .lim Sanur, Snncly Snrver, Richzird Schinzlclitenherger, Seibel, Robert Shnffer, Joy Sllarp, Sandy Slizimnizick, Jennie Shirley, EIz1ine Slllllllllllti, Cnrlene Slingluff, Gary Smith, Jnniefs Jenn Smith, Jimmie Snyder, Dale Snyder, Marilyn Soliday, Bonnie Sprout, Jay Stafford, Sue Starkey, Jerry Starkey. Harold St. John, Tammy Stough, Junior Stowe, Barry Stout, Eleava Stryffeler, Richard Stucker, Mary Lou Thompson, Connie Toussant, Larry Treep, Shirley Troyer, John Turner, Linda Turpin, Barbara Wadsworth, Christine Wadsworth, Vern Waefler, Doug Waller, Dave Walker, John Ward, Lynette Waseman, Jeff YVatts, Tom Wheatley, Charles Whiteleather, Glenn Wickersham, Ruby Wiley, Cherry Willett, Ron Willis, Denny Wlllison, Frank Willison, Lee Wilson, Nelson Wilson, Velma Winrod, Janet Witherspoon, Randy Yeagley. Albert Yeagley, Ann Zaugg, Nancy Zimmer, Howard Zimmerman, Wayne For the past two years MHS has sponsored an orientation program f o r incoming freshmen. This has been a great help in adjusting the newcomers to high school. ' Promises a Good End 49 ll primarily inleresterl in erlzuralion, aml we are extremely grateful to those who have guiclecl us so skillfully along the road to lnnolvlezlge . . . MEUHYEAUVJIIPIISHWIUPI QW Sy Ix3fQ,.,,g,.1l,eg,151l43,,,,?f,xQ.t' 1 , ,W x?,L,,wg-,,fa4S: 3, Xa:,::m,,.ni.'JfX2 ' .snii3Eiu'7rr.s V' Ly W 'ff' him W IND.-HCI! OI4' l'lDl'l'.'Vl'ION SlCATl'll7: Mr. Vandegril'l,, presidentg Mr. Pill1ldlll5II Mr. XVagner, clerk. STANIJING: Mr. lVlonnt, Mr. Irwin, lllr. Kail, vice-president. I EXPCIICHCC . The class of 1962 salutes the Minerva Board of Education, the director- ate charged with the reaponsibility of making the policies of Minerva High School. 52 SUPERINTENDENT Superintendent Haskell F. Paulding has given us the light to higher education and aided us advantageously through the halls of learning. PRINCIPAL Our principal and boys' counselor, Donald F. Cassidy, has given us a helping hand through these past four years. To him we express our deep appreciation fo r the advice he has given us. COUNSELORS To Miss Frances Hazen, who has helped greatly in the launching of our missiles toward success, we owe a deep debt of gratitude. She has given inexhaustibly of her time and service to illuminate our path of orbit into the World. Giving many hours of her own time, she super- vises school activities and trans- ports students to extra-curricular events. Mr. Iddings, as the attendance offi- cer, spends second and seventh periods in the office checking the absentee list. Guidance 53 SCI ICNUIC TEACH ERS Science and Math . . . Foundations of Logic SCIENCE Mrs. Dorothy Thompson, with Minerva since 1951, teaches eve- rything from plants to stars in her general science classes. Instructing the upperclassmenlin science since 1954, Mr. Wendell Smith teaches chemistry, physics, and also general science for freshmen. Mr. Gallina has taught biology and modern physical science at MHS since 1958. He is also fresh- man basketball coach. MATHEMATICS Mrs. Norma Shaffer is an- other new faculty member this year. She teaches senior math, general math and Algebra I. She is also a freshman class adviser. With her skillful guidance, Miss Irene Wachtel has in- structed some excellent stu- dents in the field of mathe- matics. She can be highly praised for her successful years at Minerva since 1944. DIATI-I TEA CH ERS LA NG PAGE 'PEACH ERS LANGUAGE Ici son les magistri. Madame Logan stimulates our in- terests in the fine art of French paintingsg she also instructs Latin classes. La classe etait tres inter- ressant. She is also adviser of prospective pedagogues and Y- Teens. Miss Hazen, in addition to her many services, teaches Latin along with being Crescent and Y-Teen adviser and girls' coun- selor. Tongue Twisters . . . Brain Teasers ENGLISH Mrs. Trubee, a new inst1'ucto1' in the high school, but a familiar one to all of us, teaches English IX and XII. She attended Cedar- ville College, and she is also a sophomore class adviser. Mr. Marcinkowey, with MHS since 1954, teaches English and coaches baseball, the reserve basketball team and football. Who will chaperon our party? Miss Jackson is always on hand whenever someone is needed to supervise activities. Aside from assisting beyond the call of duty, she instructs her charming child- ren ffreshmenl in the funda- mentals of the English language. Miss Grabe, who diligently works at her task of instructing Junior English, is also a sophomore class adviser. She has been with Min- erva since 1957. ENGLISH TEA FH ERS I sr SOUL-X L STUDIES TEACHERS SOCIAL STUDIES Since 1956, Mr. Aesch- bacher has been with MHS instructing all seniors in government and sociology. He also teaches applied econo- mics. He is Hi-Y adviser. Mr. Sutherin, Minerva High's h e a d football coach, has been teach- ing world history a n d American history since 1959. In charge of all plays and speech events and also Minerva's debate coach, Mr. Carlson has taught world history in Minerva H i g h since 1955. Mr. Iddings has taught American history since 1956. He also instructs sophomores in English. Builders of Cultural Harmony , MUSIC As the choral director at MHS since 1952, Mr. Welch has built up a very successful vocal department, his chorus- es have received high ratings in district and state competitions. Mr. Lamb has been Mi- nerva's successful band director since 1950. He is assisted by Mr. Shaf- fer, who joined the high school faculty in 1960, and has devoted special attention to the stage band. MUSIC T EA CHERS v VOCATIONAL TEACHERS VOCATIONAL Mr. Morrison has been tcach- ing industrial arts, at Mi11- erva llipgh School since 151130. lle also is basketball coach at tl1e grade school. ln his first year as a llllllll- ber of tl1e MHS faculty, M1'. Holinquist teaches nietals. shop lll2ll.lllllUl,lt5S, drawiiig and general shop. M 1' s, Bernice Mctflester teaches the girls to bcconie good niothcrs and wives by helping tl1e111 to llCC0lllC efficient i11 sewing and cook- ing. IllStI'l1CtlllLI students i11 agri- culture, Mr. Nesbitt 11 a s bee11 on tl1e MHS staff si11ce 1945. l1e has created inter- est ill parlia1nenta1'y proced- ure by l1is prize-winning teams. Meeting the Needs of the Future BUSINESS 111 hcr b11sy schedule, Mrs. Clark l1as also found time to teach a class of general llllSlll8SS along with l1er other classes of typing, sliorthand, a11d office prac- tice. She is adviser of the Ushers Club. Mr. .lalnes Slllllll has taught business arithmetic an d bookkeeping si11ce 1958. He, too, is assistant football coach. Miss .loyce Kast, junior class a 11d Y-Teen adviser. l1as been with MllS since 1956. She teaches sl1ort- llilllil, typing, and general business. vqfwf l'lA 4 1 3? PH YSICA li IGH l'l'A'l'l0N Tl4l:Xl'Hl4lliS Service . COOKS These women work diligent- ly everyday preparing for two lunch periods and en- deavoring to create new and appeasing menus. The Cres- cent would like to extend special thanks for their help in making the chili supper a success. Cymgs it . . . To Keep Fit PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss Altomare keeps MHS girls fit in physical education classes. She is also GAA, pep club, and cheerleader adviser, and super- visor of May Day. Mr. Lawther, with MHS since 1953, teaches physical education, health, and driver's training. He is head basketball coach, assist- ant football coach, and grade school track coach. . . With a smile JANITORS To our fine janitors, John Elliott, Leland Spon seller, and Wilbur Jackman, the first to 2l1'11V8 and the last to leave, we owe our thanks for job well done. The superb maintenance and neatness of the building and grounds is cvi dence of their hard work. Efficiency, Inc. Miss Dorothy Sanor, secretary to Mr. Cassidy, has been with MHS since 1955. She is not only a great help to the principal and the teachers, but to the students. ' Mrs. Betty Hart is secre- tary to Superintendent Paulding. She has been with MHS since 1958. STUDENT SECRETARIES While learning the fundamentals of how an efficient office is run, MHS's student secretaries were a great help to everyone. They are: fSeatedJ Bonnie Tomlinson, Sandy Ramsier, Dorothy Sanor. fStandingJ Mercede McDonald, Bonnie George, Nancy Niuman, Trudy Culp, Sondra Butterworth, Dallas Lutz. H not only C0lII,'l'fll,!'Il wizh people but with the things that tflzfsa pcoplv 110. We are proud that this high school has so many 9IllSl!lIllHllg llllI'fiCill!IIllS in all its . . . AEHVME i I W Q i Q E ROBED CHOIR BACK ROW: Winfried Kroeber, Dave Mikes, Dean Smith, Sain Plott, Duane Munk Ron Willett, Jon Filliez, Sam Polen, Jim Crawford. SECOND ROW: Karen Hawn, Kathy Donaldson, Susan Smalley, Helen Clark Sherry Severn, Bonnie Ebner. FRONT RONV: Barbara Kinsey, Susan Elder, Gloria Chambers, Connie Nagey Linda Irwin. Come All Along . . . The Robed Choir, which is the largest select choral group, is made up of voices from the select boys' and girls' glee clubs. This group performed for assemblies and various school programs during the year. Among the appearances made by the choir were the Easter assembly, April 125 Vocal Festival, May 185 and Baccalaureate, May 27. Most impressive was Mr. Welch's arrangement of our dear, old Alma Mater, which was presented at the Easter assembly. Representing the MHS vocal depart- ment in the Select Choir at the Stark County Music Festival, held at Can- ton Memorial Auditorium, Feb. 22, were Ellen Donaldson, Bonnie Ebner, Helen Clark, Janet Wunderle, Sam Polen, and Duane Munk. BACK ROW: Larry Donahue, Tom Snr Ili NclNutt VN iltei Anfismith Drums Price, Hob Hunter, Lee Davis, lluvid Clllll e SECOND ROW: Ellen Donaldson, LOIQIII lsuc Mfuv line lllinc Windy lI1ldf.,1ou Gay Tarbet- FRONT ROW: Rebecca lXlcGary, Kalen XX If-,HCI Cuol Rocher hnet Xlundexlc The mixed ensemble composed of Bud Arrasmith, Jim Craw- ford, Duane Munk, Sam Plott, Janet Wunderle, Sandy Hard- gfrove. Gloria Chambers, and Helen Clark, received a rating of Superior in the contest in which they participated March 10 at Canton McKinley High School. They also participated in the state contest in Colum- bus, where they earned a high rating. The boys' ensemble, made up of Jim Crawford, Ron Willett, Bud Arrasmith, Bob Hunter, Sam Plott Sam Polen, Jon Filliez, and Duane Munk, competed on March 10 at Canton McKinley High School where they received a rating ot Superior, giving them the right to compete in the state contest in Columbus, April 14, where they also received a Superior rating Boys Voices . . . Judges' Choice . . The boys' glee club is divided into two sections: the regular and the select. The regular group participat- ed in the Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Easter assemblies. The select group sang for the Farmers' Institute at Robertsville, Feb. Ig Kiwanis Club, Feb. 5: Easter assembly, Vocal Festi- val, and Commencement. They participated in the District VIII Band and Chorus contest at Canton McKinley High School on March 10, where they received a rating of Superior. They earned the right to compete at the State contest in Lima, the latter part of April, where they earned a high rating. The members of this group, Duane Munk, Sam Polen, Jim Crawford and Bob Hunter, provided musical programs for the various service clubs in the area. They sang for the Kiwanis Club in February and a Father and Son banquet at Robertsville. Another boys' quartet, composed of Dennis Price, Robert St. John, Ron nie Willett, and Dean Smith, sang for the Youth for Christ Club and the Masonic Lodge in March. Ronnie Willett, who participated in tlfe District VIII Solo and Ensemble contest at Canton McKinley High School on March 10. received a rating of Superior for his solo. He also received a Superior rat ing in Columbus April 14. BACK ROW: David Mikvsi, Walter Arrasniitli , .lini Urawford ', Sam Poleni, NVinfriud Kruelier '. lilh ROW: Donny Myers, lon l4'illi0z ', llnano lxlllllkar, lloh St. John, Denny l'rice'f. Sth ROW: Toni Sanor ', Lee Ilavisfl, harry Uflllllllllilak, Dave Daniels, llarold Stark- sy. lth ROW: llavid ll ra ni. Foin Brock, Richard Rei- owsky, lirnco llnll, lioh lnntvr f. lrd ROW: John Nicki, lla- fid Gnt,ln'ie', Sain l'lot,L :, loo LlIlS00lllh:k. 'nd ROW: .loe l'lott,, Joe V2ldSW0l'E11'k. Ron Willetrk, Jean Sniith '. FRONT ROW: Jay Sprout, Thin Cassidy, Stove llnck. State Gold Plaque and 'ledal winnvrs. 5 i Nu-,., x K as 51 . my ,gg 3 'Q Susan Elder, Winnie Wilson, Helen Clark, Gloria Chambers, Ellen Donaldson, Bonnie Ebner, Janet Wunderle, and Mary Jane Blanc comprised the girls' ensemble, which competed in the District VIII Solo 8x En- ing There are two divisions of the girls' glee club, the regular and the select. The regular girls' glee club is compos- ed of any girl who joins the regular chorus period or those who practice with Mr. Welch during other periods of the day. These girls took part in the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter assemblies and sang in the massed chorus for the Stark County Music Festival, February 22. For the Christmas a n d Easter assemblies, those who were not in the select group sang a melodious descant from the balcony. GIRLS' PHORVS semble Contest at Canton McKinley High School, on March 10. They received a rat ing of Excellent at the contest. Soloist, Janet Wunderle, also received an Excellent rating. long The select group is composed of the girls in Robed Choir plus any other which the director selects. This group participated in the District VIII Band and Chorus contest at Canton Mc- Kinley High School on March 31, where it received a rating of Excell- ent. This group also sang for the Easter assembly, the vocal festival, April 18, and for Commencement, June 1. Though small in number, the voices of these girls blend harmoni- ously in song. ' BACK ROW: Carol Sue Hannnack, Coralyce McDaniel, Debby Judge, Gay Tarbet, Susan Smith, Sherry Severn, Muriel Mick, Jo Ann Kidder, Helen Clark. lith ROW: Joan Niuman, Sharyn Price, Cathy Cappcr, Geraldine Osbo1'ne, Joan Henning, Mary Jane Blanc, Sandy Hardgrove, Loretta Isue, Janet Wunderle, 5th ROW: Ellen Donaldson, Kathy Donaldson, Karen Wagner, Charlotte Marteney, Therese Martin, Mary Ann Yeagley, Janet Ruff. 4th ROW: Gloria Chambers, Doreen Gasslnan, Carolee Lynch, Susan Elder, Winnie Wilson, Ronnie Ebner, Carol Gurney. 3rd ROW: Georgia Perrine, Gwendolyn Hilliard, Susan Smalley, Mary Alice Murray, Taniniy St. John, Linda Irwin. 2nd ROW: Sherry Edwards, Sigrid Clark, Peggy Patterson, Carol Kocher, Joyce Gram, Maureen Rue. FRONT ROW: Barbara Kinsey, Karen Hawn, Rebecca McGary, Connie Nagey, F' l'0Nl'l1IR'l' IIA NIJ BACK ROW: R. lvlorgensternif. L. Clappert, P. Guestt, T. .I0l1llSOl1 ', A. Yeagley, L. Murphy ', M. Paisley, S. Figleyt, S. Cogant, H. Starkey, II. Scott, W. Kroebert. Sth ROXV: S. Marckel. M. Dick, .I. Winrod, G. Leyda, C. llammack, D. Ray, T. llelllate. -ith ROIV: J. Ruff ', C. VVadsworth, E. Treep, C. McClellan, S. Treep, C. Elton, N. Unkefert, S. Scott '. 3rd ROVV: .l. Crowlt, S. Iflartt, C. Jonest, C. Gurney, K. Wagner, M. Yeagley, M. XValter 2 M. Lutzf, D. XN'aefler'k. 2nd ROW: C. Capper ', L. lJONVlIllll8l , S. Hardgrovef, J. XValkert, G. Tarbet 'Q L. Isuet, IJ. Hilliard, S. Dieringer, B. Clappert. Ist. ROVV: L. IAIFGVGIJ4, M, Francist, IJ. C1apper ', K. Eldert, IJ. XVillis'f. 'f Contest Band member. From oncerts ..... When the joyous shouts and triumph- ant music of the last victorious foot- ball game faded from the deserted football field, the marching band be- gan converting itself into a meloclious Concert Band. The Concert Band made its first public appearance at the annual Christmas program in which the chorus also took part. The 105-piece band participated in the Stark County Music Festival on February 22. at Canton's Memorial Auditorium. 1400 other musicians and 900 vocalists also took part. Dr. Kenneth Snapp, pro- fessor of instrumental music at Bald- win-VValace College at Berea, Ohio, conducted both the Select Band and 68 Mass Band. The band members who were chosen to represent the Minerva High School Band in the I00-piece Select Band were Carol Burrows, Larry Clapper, Lowell LaFever, anal Ray Morgenstern. The Concert Band presented its annu- al Winter concert on February 20. Special recognition was given to sev- eral of the solos and ensembles. This concert included music by the Contest Band, Stage Band, and the Concert Band. Such numbers as Introduction and Invention, required district con- test number, Jersey Bounce, and Parade of the Charioteers from the motion pictu1'e Ben Hur were blayecl by these three organizations. l'0Nl'l4lR'l' BA ND RACK ROW: Mr. Shaffer, Mr. Lamb, S. Grimes, J. Snyder. 5th ROXV: R .VVillett ', E. Trubeet, T. Sanort, J. Lipscomb, K. Richardsout, T. Wadswortlit, S. Stz1fford ', S. Sliearert, F. Ilarvey ', K. Scott, L. Kinsey, J. Peterson, J. Kidder, G. Waefler, B. Hunter . -ith ROW: J. Filliezt, N. Lowmiller ', G. Hagsl1aw ', J. Frederick , ll. Garuert, C. Lynch, J. Walker, P. Eakiu. ll. Willis, L. Archer, K. Kuudsen, J. Henry , C. lSurrows '. Zlrd ROW: B. Marks , R. Coun ', S. Strachan , R. Pugh, B. McCoy, B. Grimes, L. VVard, R. Hoopes, B. Cassidyt. M. Blanch E. Jacksont, S. Harsht. 2nd ROW: A. Jackson ', S. Czekanskit, G. Locket. D. Yeagleyt. K. .Iohnson, .I. McNutt, E. Mil1er ', A. l-Ietrick '. lst ROW: R. Van Pelt ', J. Shaffer ', B. Ebnerif, J. Wundcrle, J. Morrowt. Contest Band member. . . . . . to Contests Solos and ensembles were only a small, but important, portion of the hard work in which the members were engaged. From County to State contest, these individuals and groups won great acclaim for Minerva High School. The Minerva High School Band this year proudly boasted its first sup- crior rating in the school's history at the District VIII contest at Mc- Kinley High School, March 31. Loud, happy cheers of the surprised memb- ers rang out through the halls, and tears of joy flowed from the eyes of many of the happy group. The State Contest at Lima, Ohio, was the next step. Early on the morning of April 28, two full buses left the high school carrying the band memb- ers to the contest. The music for the Contest Band was very difficult. It included Foundation M a 1' c h, Overture in Classical Style, Intro- duction and Invention , r e q u ir e d number for district, and Psyche and Eros , required number for state. Each band member worked hard to prepare his part to the best of his ability. Many evening practices of the entire contest band produced the superior harmony which won sig- nificant acclaim for this honored group. Nl Ll0liI4l'I l'l1lS Anna Mae lfletrick, Lynette NVard. Shari Stott., Sandy Iflardgrove, Mary Jane Blanc, Beth Cassidy, Barbara Iloopes. High Steppin' Seven The high strutting majorettes added spice and beauty to the 1961-1962 marching band. Their bright smiles conveyed the mood of the whole band to the audience. The dance steps and spectacular twirling of these talented girls were the highlights of the band shows. Not only did these girls dance to My Bonnie. but also to Skip to My Lou - cha cha and folk rhythms. They twirled fire batons just as well as they twirled their regular batons. Two batons were nothing to them. The line of majorettes was very neat and precise. The right guide, Beth Cassidy, kept the girls in line. The remaining girls were Mary Jane Blanc, Anna Mae Hetrick, Sandy Hardgrove, Shari Scott, and Lynette Ward. The pace-setting head majorette, Barbara Hoopes, led and directed the line in a fine season. Barb's pleasing personality shone through her sparkling eyes and cheerful smile as she strutted in front of the majorettes and band. She was the leader. HEAD MAJORETTE Barbara Hoopes BAND COUNCIL Nancy Unkefer, president Ca1'ol Burrows, vice-president Doris Clapper, secretary Anna Mae Hetrick, treasurer Beth McCoy, freshman representative The Stage Band, directed by Mr. John Shaffer, is made up of 27 members who donated one hour and fifteen minutes of their time every Thursday evening after school. It played for three dances during the STAGE BAND 1961-62 season, and sponsored the First Annual Stage Band Festival at Minerva High School April 7, with Louisville, Sandy Valley, Carrollton, and Mine1'va participating. BACK ROW: Tom Sanor, Ronnie Pugh. Jim Frederick, Malinda Lutz, Sherilyn Strachan, Dann Yeagxley. Dave Garner, Bill Marks. Roger Conn, Sherilyn Cogan. SECOND ROXY: Tom Xvadsworth, Greg Bagshaw, .Ion Filliez, Nanuoy Lowmiller, Nancy llnkofer, Larry Clapper. FRONT ROW: Fred llarvey. llolr Hunter. Linda Lowlnillor, Jill llunry, Carol Burrows, Roberta Vanlielt, Lowell Lalfevor, Denny Willis, Sherry llioringer. STANDING: Mr. Shaffer, directorg .lo MeNutt,, manager. SlCA'l'l+llJ: Ellen Donaldson, Cathy Capper. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Donnie Willis, Bob Hunter, Tom Wadsworth, Eldon Trubee, George Iocke lllurphy, Skip Morgenstern, Sam Figley, Sherlyn Cogan, Ronald Pugh, Scott Shearer, Larry Clapper Tom lxiren Johnson, Gaye Tarhet, Janet Winrod, Fred Harvey. lllIRD ROW, left to right: Susan Hart, Harold Starkey, Linda Kinsey, Milinda Lutz, Greg Bagshiw llnkefer, Lowell I,aFever, Allan Jackson, Roberta VanPelt, Cathy Capper, Janet Ruff, Janet Wunderle Shcrlyn Strachan, Loretta lsue, Mary Francis, Sue Stafford, Judy Peterson, Sue Grimes. SECOND ROW, lrft to right: Betty Lou Grimes, Christine Wadsworth, Margurite Dick, Karen Wtgncr ll nminack, Dann Yeagley, Bernadine Ray, Linda Archer, Sue Harsh, Patty Eakin, Jill Henry, Bonnie I' Miller, Nancy liowmiller, Carol Waefler, Elizabeth Treep, Karen Richardson. IIRST ROW, left to right: Gary Leyda, Judy Walker, Beth McCoy, Carol Gurney, Cathy Scott, Douglas lredrick, Denny Willis, John Walker, Albert Yeagley, Joy Shaffer, Jo McNutt, Marilyn Waltei Loi Sherry Dicringor, Tom IJelVlato. IRONT ROW. le-.ft to right: .Iohn Shaffer. assistant director, Beth Cassidy, Mary Jane Blanc, Sandy Ha Scott, Lynette Nvard, Anna Mae Hetrick, James Lamb, director, tLionJ Jackie Snyder. Across the Field . ..... With Pep The 'Theme from Exodus was the fanfare which introduced the 1961-62 Marching Band at the Stark County Fair and all the football games of the season. The band was composed of 87 members plus 11 substitutes. Precision marching was the main demonstration of the band. T h e marching consisted of backward and diagonal drill formations. The time spent in obtaining the precision of these drills took many long hours of conscientious practice. For the fourth consecutive year, the band was invited to participate in the Fifth Annual Massillon Band Show. The traditional formation of the M climaxed each show. The seniors celebrated their last home football game on November 4, when they were given recognition by the band. ', David Garner, Bill Marks, Lee en Jackson, Mary Ann Ycagley, e Lipscomb, Sue Markel, Nancy Claudia Elton Sonja Czekanski, ws, Doris Clapper, Carol Sue wl, Linda Lowiniller, Elizabeth ly Albangh, Douglas Ray, Jim Shirley Trecp, Carolce Lynch, tte Barbara I-Ioopes, Shari Pep Band . . WHO? We, the Junior-Senior Pep Band HOW MANY? Approximately 20 members DID WHAT? Played at all the pep rallies HOW? Loud and spirited UNDER WHOSE DIRECTION? President, Nancy Unkefer WHY? To intensify the school spirit RESULTS: Crash Bang It Worked! ! ! Better Pep Rallies . . . More Victories PEP BAND BACK ROW: Skip Morgenstern, Larry Clapper, Donnie Willis, Dauu Yeagley, Dave Garner, Bill Marks, George Locke, Eldon Trubee, Doris Clapper, Elizabeth Treep, Ellen Jackson, Linda Lowmiller, Janet Wunderlc. FRONT ROW: Mary Jane Blanc, Nancy Unkefer, Linda Archer. Robe1'ta VanPelt, Carol XVHBI-l9l', Pat Eakin, Carol Blll'l'OXVS, Jill Henry, Nancey Lowiniller. 73 'S LF KGUF H'l0N.-ll, FORIGN. IC ..- . I XCK ROW: Richard Moore, Sain Polen, Scott Shearer, Walter Arrasniith, Ron Willett. Winfried oebor, Mr. Carlson. Sl C ONIJ ROW: Fred llarvey, Terry Lyons, Norina Jean Cooper, Jayne Reed, Geraldine Osborne, 5llll0j0 Reed, Susan Baker, Toni VVadsworth, Bob St. .I0hn. FIIIRIP ROW: .lorry Henry, Tom Brock, Anna Ossler, Paige llraher, Ellen Jackson. Darlene Perrine cryl Long, lilnily Smalley. Helen Clark. QI ATEIJ: Mark Lutz, Alan Hutchison, Eldon Trubee, Linda Morrow, Russlyn Shugerts, Sharyn Piice. Coached by Charles V. Carlson, debate adviser, Minerva High School's National Forensic League chapter talked its way through the most successful season in its five-year history. The purpose of the NFL is to train leaders for America's future. The program develops the leadership po- tential by training students for success in competitive debate, extemporane- ous speaking. oratory, and legislative assemblies. Not only speaking com- petence is developed. but creative thinking and interest in public affairs are stimulated. S INIUR NFL Mr. Carlson, Walter Arrasinith. XVinfried Kroeber, Paige Draher, Helen Clark, Eldon lickson, Sam Polon, Richard Moore, Terry Lyons. During th e twenty-week season, which included both debate and indi- vidual events tournaments, ten fresh- men earned membership in the NFL. As a public service, the NFL present- ed programs for the various organi- zations. This year, the local chapter confer1'- ed its first honorary degree on Rev. F. L. Trubee for his service to the chapter. The educational value of Minerva's fine speech program far outweighs the seeming importance of winning. Cver the years, trophies are forgot- ten, but the education gained from public speaking is not lost. Trubee. Ellen VARSITY DEBA'l'E Sam Polen, Linda Morrow, Mark Lutz, Sllaryn Price, Eldon Trubee Russlyn Shugerts, Mr. Carlson. It's Debatable Minerva's sophomore-dominated debate team showed its potential early in the season by capturing third place with an 8 win, 4 loss record at the Minerva- Kiwanis Debate Tournament. The following week, Minerva's A and B teams traveled to Jamestown, New York where they compiled an 8 win, 8 loss record. On February 3, Minerva's A division team of Linda Morrow, Sherry Price, Mark Lutz, and Eldon Trubee ran up a 4 win, 2 loss record at Heidelberg College. The same day at Glenwood, Minerva's B team won second place in A division. ln the All-Events Stark County Tourna- ment. Paige Draher qualified for state competition by winning first place in humorous interpretation. In debate, Min- erva captured third place. The NFL District Tournament saw Min- 75 erva fail to put anyone in state competi tion. Next year will see much seasoned experi ence returning. JM s The Y-Teen executive board, composed of the officers and committee chairmen of the club, planned all the pro- grams and special ev- ents throughout the year. Helen Clark is standing. B. Tomlinson, E. Jackson, A. Ossler are seated in the first row, B. Cassidy, S. Strachan, second rowg B. George, E. Donald- son, third row, W. Wil- son, N. Unkefer, J. Hen- ry, fourth row. One of the typical scenes, as the Y-Teen officers discuss the club's progress during the year. The officers are as follows: Bonnie George ..... . . . Treasurer Bonnie Tomlinson . . . ..... Secretary Ellen Jackson ...... . . Vice-President Helen Clark .. .... President Y-Teen advisers, Miss Kast, Mrs. Logan, and Miss Hazen, have lent both a guiding and a helping hand to the many Y-Teen events and projects, not only this year, but in previous years. They have given up their time to help make Y-Teens one of the most enjoyable activities this year. Y Teens . . Nvlillllll Y-TEEN SERVICE COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: Shirla Craw- ford, Bette Jo Swinehart, VViunie Wilson ohm., Cora Karlen, Sharon Krabill. SECOND ROW: Jo Anne Crowl, Cathy Jones, Loretta Isue, Mary Louise Kinney, Kay Creager. LAST ROW: Kathy Elder, Sonpa Czekanski, Nancey Lowmiller, Beverly Pugh, Hazel McNutt, E l a i n e Shirley. Early Saturday morning, September 23, the Y-Teens began their successful year by selling Forget-Me-Nots for the Disabled American Veterans. Sherry Dieringer sold the most. On September 25, a mixer was held in the gym, in order that the girls might get acquainted. The officers outlined the program for the year. At the Recognition Ceremonial, October 10, 121 girls were inducted into the club and were presented carnations by their committee chairmen. October 18, the Y-Teens held a swimming party at the YWCA in Canton. November 18, U23 Skidoo was part of the Roaring 20's dance held in the auditorium. During November and December the girls sold party mix nuts. Trudy Culp sold the most-84 cans. 79 A bake sale was held in January at the Minerva Banking Company. There was a new twist at the annual formal, January 27. It was the Pepper- mint Twist. Winnie Wilson and her escort won the contest at intermission. The Carrollton Swing Band furnished th e music, and the Future Homemakers serv- ed pink punch and beautifully decorated cookies in a candlelit setting. The Y-Teens had charge of the Easter Assembly. Anna Ossler conducted the worship service, which included the Seven Last Words of Christ. In April, the new officers were elected for the following year. They are president, Sherilyn Strachan: vice president, Winnie Wilsong secretary, Jill Henry, treasurer, Ellen Donaldson. Ill-Y W?5-.4-.-w SIG.-X'l'l'1l7: Leroy Smith, Dick Mount, Ned Casale, Larry Simms, Tom Knight, .lohn Olmey, .lim Donaldson, .lim Unkefer, Frank Haynam. STANDING: Mr, Aeschbacher, adviserg Don Allen, Alan Hutchison, Ken Morrison, Ken Adams, flliarles Witherspoon, Bob Davis, Alfred Liber, Dave Garner, Willie llinghum, Duane lvlurriiier. Dave Finefrock, Dave Simms, David Krabill, Hob George, John Richardson, Richard Moore, Ilurold Hllylllllll, Mark Lutz, Dave Dourm, Robert. Xvunderle, Dave XVinrod, Ron llellyer. Better Boys Toda 80 Dave Dourm, President Jim Unkefer, Vice President Bob Wunderle, Secretary Jim Donaldson, Treasurer Larry Simms, Chaplain Dave lVinrod, Sgt.-at-Arms Under the capable leadership of Mr. Aeschbacher, the Hi-Y this year was organized with forty-three members. The tapping process was again used to enlist new members. They were informally initi- ated by the incumbent members. Money was raised through dues and the selling of programs at basketball games. The members of Hi-Y enjoyed two swim- ming parties at the YMCA in Canton and viewed two films, Communism in Action and Mechanized Death. Jim Unkefer and Bob Wunderle were elected as delegates to the Eleventh An- nual Youth-in-Government program held in Columbus April 27 through April 29. Both were members of the House of Repre- sentatives. They introduced and succeeded in passing a bill concerning the issuance of certificates of general education. Jim Unkefer was elected president of the Stark County Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Council. He presided over meetings held at the Canton YMCA every month. Minerva's Hi-Y basketball team captured the Stark County Hi-Y championship. They received a trophy for this honor. Members of the team include Dave Finefrock, Dave Garner, Dave Dourm, Dave Winrod, Spike Haynam, Dick Mount, Don Allen, and John Richardson. They defeated East Canton 105 to 23, Can- ton South 33 to 32, and Sandy Valley 57- 13. . Better Men Tomorrow H I -Y BASK E'I'lS.-XLL Harold Haynam, Dick Mount, Dave Finefrock, Dave' XVinrod, Dave Garner, Dave Dourm, John Ricliardson, Don Allen. 81 Todaygs students . . The Student Council has been performing deeds which are very helpful to the stu- dents this year. Remember those old fire exit signs? The Student Council has re- placed these with attractive and useful signs, individually made for each room. They indicate the room's number and the proper methods of exit in the case of fire. This year the Student Council participated in the nationwide recognition of Who's Who Among Student Leaders in High Schools of America. The five Minerva nominees were recommended by a com- S'l'UllI11NT l'0l'Nl'll. STANDING: Mr. Aesclibacher. Bob Wunderle, president Richard Moore, vice president Anna Mae Hetrick, secretary Dave Starkey, treasurer tomorrowgs leaders mittee of teachers and were all accepted by the national organization. Chosen were Nancy Unkefer, Eldon Trubee, Beth Cassidy, Ellen Jackson, and Gwendolyn Hilliard. The Student Council also helps freshmen by conducting a freshman orientation day about one Week before the opening of school in September. School officials provide the group with information useful to freshmen, and senior student council members conduct them on a tour of the building. FIRST ROW: Ellen Donaldson, Vern Wadsworth, L0lliS P9tl'0S. Hill Milflilll. SECOND ROW: Nancy Unkefer, Sue Staft'ord,Susan Elder, Skip Morgenstern, Don Moore, Paul Phillips. TIIIRIJ ROW: lleth Cassidy, Patsy Elmer, Bob VVunderle, have Dournl, Alan Hutchison. have Starkey. FOURTII ROW: Sllorilyn Strachan, Anna Mae Herrick, .lim Unkefer, Richard Moore. 'f9.:.,.:1-f-vel OFFICERS fStandingJ Susan Elder, secretaryg Lynn Borland, treasurerg Gloria Chamb- ers, Mercede McDonald, librariansg Gwen Hilliard, vice president. lSeatedJ Ellen Jackson, president, M r s. Logan, adviser. . . . tomorrowis teachers The Minerva Chapter of the Future Teachers of America is composed of thirty- eight juniors and seniors who are interest- ed in the teaching profession. These members are given practical experience in this field by grading papers, substitute teaching, typing, or by working with various community organizations such as the Boy Scouts or church programs. For this experience the members are given service points-one point for each forty- minute period. Thirty of these points entitle a member to wear the silver FTA pin. A colorful emblem is presented to Fl I'l'R E 'l'lflAl'H ERS those members who have fifty points. This year some of the members had an opportunity to teach at the grade schools in this area. Many attended the convoca- tion of FTA chapters of Stark County at Jesse H. Mason School, March 3. Kenneth Kate, president of Canton Professional Educators' Association, was the guest speaker. At the end of the year a gift is presented to the Future Teacher of the year-the senior with the most points and the ap- proval of other members. This year the honor will go to Gwendolyn Hilliard. FIRST ROXV: Bonnie Tomlinson, Sandy Leatherman, Helen Clark, Mary Lou Lantry, Pat Eakin, Polly Kiser, Jeanne lvladak, Jill Henry. SECOND ROW: Sherilyn Strachan, Nancey Lowiniller, Gwen Hilliard, Cheryl Long, lietty Hafner, Sandra Henson, Dallas Lutz, Gloria Chambers, Judy Hein, Susan Elder. THIRD ROW: Cora Karlen, Janice Snyder, Russlyn Shugerts, Marilyn Totten, Mercede McDonald, Mary Jane Dlanc. Pat McDonald, Sherry Severn, Paige Draher, Connie Starkey. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Krabill, Sain Polen, Lynn Borland, Eldon Trubee, David Slates, John Reed Don Willis, Larry Clapper, John Richardson, Ellen Jackson. v Fresh off a turkey farm and in college and in a pad! This is the situation in which Anastasia Schultz finds herself at the begining of her freshman year at Bull University. As she fits herself into her new life she finds herself pursued by three boys: Alister Katzenmier, big m a n o n campusg Gardener Shockett. beatnik and author of way out poetry, and Pierre Seborin, debonaire French ex- change student. Extra curricular activities mount, and Anastasia becomes more and more involved. She is the hostess with the mostess at her weekly parties, the star reporter for the campus paper, and the star o fGardener's new play, The Rise of Everyman . Things fin- ally come to a head when the co-star, Pierre, is de-pantsed accidentally during the performance. MA11 shook Upw - Wild 1 1 The faculty of Bull U. threatens expulsion of those involved in the play scandal. The case is not helped When Professor Grudge, the Dracula of the English department, forces Anastasia to lead a student uprising to abol- ish scribble paper. How- ever, everything is straigh- tened out at the expulsion hearing and all ends happily. CAST Myrtle Hoffstrum, Ellen Jackson, Miss Strongarm, Paige Draherg Ana- stasia Schultz, Beth Cassidy, Peggy Kern, Barb Hoopesg Dean Worthy, Gene Hardgroveg Alister Katzenmier, Richard Mooreg Prof. McToshmore, Gwen Hilliard, Mr. Snoop, Dave Garnerg Pierre Seborin, Win Kroeb- erg Gardner Shockett, Terry Lyonsg Benjy, Eldon Trubeeg Prof. Grudge, Lynn Borland, Extras-Bonnie Tom- linson, Nancy Unkefer, Dallas Lutz, Judy Durst, John Richardson. Esoteric l I STAGE CREW The stage crew consisting of Bob Wund- erle, Dan Crawford. and Frank Petros, played an important part in All Shook Up . Because there was very little scen- ery, the lighting effects were extremely important and the job done by these boys helped make the play a success. 85 Due to close scheduling, a maxi- mum amount of rehearsal was needed in a minimum amount of time. Mr. Carlson's other obliga- tions often required his absence from rehearsals. It was evident that an assistant director was needed. Mrs. Shaffer took the job of running things when the chief was absent and she aided in other aspects of production. JUNIOR PLAY CAST l l Winnie Wilson, Bette Swinehart, Cheryl Long, Ray Morgenstern, Carol NVaefler, Sherry Severn, Ellen Donaldson, Larry Clapper, Donnie Willis, John Morrow. No Noose is good Noose This year the Junior Class presented a Hallowe'en mystery. It takes place in an old haunted house called Hangman's Noose . The owner, Caroline Keating, is a novelist. She is trying to find her brother's killer. Her nephew, Gareth Keating, has been accused of the murder by everyone except his lover, Polly Moore. During the three acts the lawyer, Mr. Keep and the maid, Martha, are both killed. Old Aunt Lorna has hysterics while her niece, Gail Keating, practices being beautiful. Ella, the young school teacher, provided the audience with comedy and kept everyone in stitches. In the third and final act, Polly discover- ed who the murderer was, but Phil Lassit- er, Gareth, and Caroline saved her from him. Thus, tall, dark Henry Gordon is revealed as the murderer. 86 CAST Martha ................ Sherry Severn Oliver Keep ..... . . . John Morrow Caroline Keating . .. .... Carol Waefler Gail Keating .... Betty Swinehart Phil Lassiter . .. .... Donnie Willis Lorena Keating . . .... Cheryl Long Ella Norris ..... .... W innie Wilson Polly Moore .. Ellen Donaldson Henry Gordon .. Skip Morgenstern Gareth Keating .... .... L arry Clapper Assistant Directors ....... Susan Elder, Sherilyn Strachan Lights ................. Daun Yeagley Make Up .... Mary Jane Blanc, Sharon Krabill, Roberta Van Pelt, Polly Kiser Tickets .... Alice Marshall, Cora Karlen, Nancey Lowmiller, Jackie Snyder. l+'RIflN1'H HONOR.-XRY ll RACK ROW: Mrs. Iiogrun. Ellcn Jackson. lXlzirily11'l'ottc1i, Hob Thompson, llurold Ilnynuin, Both Cassidy. Nancy UukefQr. FRONT ROW: Connie Starkey, Judy NV:1lk0r. Gloria CllllIllll0l'S. .lndy Hein. Sziiiclm Ilcnson. Les Cercles Francaises FRENFII HONOR.-XRY I BACK ROW: lNInry.lz1ne lllanc, Janice Snyder. Corn Knrlon. Annu Mae Iletrick, Georgo llollender, Larry Clnppor, Sharon Krzihill. Rusty Shugrorts, Polly Kisvr. Put Mcllonnlfl. FRONT ROW: Winnie Wilson, Sherilyn Strncliun, Susan Smalley. I,m'0t,tu lsne, Linda Arcrlivr, lic-Irv .Io Swinuhzirl. Susan Elder, Cheryl Long. 87 K:-.xg LL, 5 . 2-L IUHA 0lf'l4'll'lCRS Mary Lon llntter, parlianientarian5 Linda Lowniiller, secretary: Donna Stoffer, vice p ldllon Norton, presidentg Carol Curry, historian reporter, .lanice Snyder, treasurer. Future Homemakers of merica FII.-X NIICBIISICRS resident Mary 'FOP ROW: Frances Billlfllllllllll, Janice Boyce, Wilma, Waugh, Mary Lon llntter, Mary lllllcn Weaver, Sue Marckel, Charlol,t,v Marteney, Nancy Long, Marilyn Snyder, Linda Hein, Georgia Perrine. Edith IYGPZIIIIIO, Edith lliddleson, .lean Schmaehtenherger, Karen Richardson. SICCONIJ ROW: Karen Johnson, Mary Myers, Carol Cnrry, .loan Niunian, Evelyn Waugh, Muriel Mick, Margaret Wickershani, Donna Stoffer, Janice Snyder, Roberta, VanPelt, Caniella Minard. 'Fllllill ROW: Mrs. Mcfilester, adviser: Louise Nenhecker. Darlene Perrine, Marian llartshorn. Linda Chilson, Kay Crawford, Wilda Fif.ZSllll11l0IlS, Sherry Willis, Linda llener, Brenda Potter, Carol Hell, Linda llowniiller. l ll0N'l' ROW: Connie Headley, Elizabeth Bell, Mickey Norton, Mary Ellen Norton. Doris Mathis. Carol llanghenbanggh, Ann Mcllaniel, Rosie Newcomer, Mary Lou Stncker. Mary Ellen Norton was this years Betty Crocker Future Homemaker of Tomorrow. She was the president of the FHA for the 1961-62 school year. During her junior year she became the winner of the Cherry Pie Contest. Mary Ellen and Carol Curry attended the FHA State Leadership Train- gngg Camp at Leesville Lake in August 9 1. . . The Foundation of Better Living Getting to Know You was chosen by the Minerva Chapter Future Homemakers of America as its theme for the 1961-62 school year. Donna Stoffer, Mary Ellen N o r t o n , Roberta VanPelt, Linda Lowmiller, and Janice Snyder presented two demonstra- tions at the State Fair in August. The girls enjoyed the Get-Acquainted Party in September, and the Formal Initiation ceremony for the new members during October. The first Daddy-Date Nite was held in November. During December the girls went caroling. and a party followed at Carol Curry's. January came, and the girls provided refreshments by candlelight for the annual Y-Teen-FHA Life is Just a Bowl of Cherries was the theme used for the Tea- chers' Luncheon held during Feb- ruary. The food was prepared by FHA members who acted as hostesses. The teachers were honored later with a Teacher Break on the last day of school. Formal, The Peppermint Twist. National FHA Week and the Eight Grade Tea were the activities for April. The girls honor- ed their mothers at the Mother-Daughter Banquet in May, and the installation of new officers and a recognition ceremony for the degrees followed. The club's activities were financed by selling candy apples. Donna Stoffer represented the club as thc county treasurer. The Minerva and Lee- tonia FHA Chapters worked together to compile a scrapbook for the State Project. On April 13 and 14. Mary Ellen. Linda Lowmiller, Roberta VanPelt, and Georgia Perrine went to the State Convention in Columbus to receive the Award of Merit which was given by the State FHA. - 'M-M ',-- -r -aff mul- -H i l l l lf' FA SICATED: .lack Slider, .Ierry llaynam, Myron Stough, Howard Zimmer, Jim Smith, Richard Ritten- house, Mike McNutt, Nelson Wilson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Nesbitt, Ed Gram, Toby Lyons, Tom Hudy, John Troyer, Larry Gray, Leonard Newcomer, Clinton Davis, Dan Richeson, Jim Irwin. THIRD ROW: Fred Waltz. Joe Zecdrich, Lee Schafer. Howard Snyder, Ronnie Powell. Sandy Sanor, Junior Chilson. Gary Evauich, Ted Gram,Jerry Starkey. FF ...Learning... The Future Farmers of America have been quite busy this year by Learning to do, Doing to learn, Learning to live, Living to serve. The school year got off to a good start when the boys exhibited their shop pro- jects at the Stark County Fair in August. Some Fund raising projects were selling fire extinguishers and seat covers for trac- tors. The members passed out safety stickers which were placed on corn pickers by neighboring farmers. They also planted trees for a reforestation project. The social activities of this group included 90 a skating party with the FHA and a basketball team. We are quite proud of our parliamentary procedure team this year. It not only re- ceived the gold award for the fifteenth year, but won first place in the district, after competing against eight other schools. Other schools may receive the gold award also, but only one school may be first in the district. The members of this outstanding team are: Sam Figley, Howard Snyder, Jack Slider. Jim Irwin. Ted Gram. Ed Gram, Jerry Haynam. Tom Hudy, Clinton Davis, Sandy Sanor, Mike McNutt. and Toby Lyons. I'.-X Rlil.-XMEN'l'A RY I'ROC'EDl'RE 'WMM -In f 'N11-vo-me .lim Irwin. Ted Gram, Toby Lyons, Ed Gram, Sam Figley, .lorry Haynani, Toni Iludy, Cl nlon Ili Mike lNlcNutt, Jack Slider, Howard Snyder. Doing . . . Serving FHA-l4'.-XA KING, Ql'l'll4lN AND C0l'KT Howard Snyder, King, and Mary Ellen W'eaver, Queen, and their court reigned over the FHA-FFA roller-skating party in March. On the court were Wilma Waugh, Ted Gram, senior attendantsg Georgia Perrine, substituting for Roberta VanPelt, Jim Irwin, junior attendantsg Charlotte Marteney, Fred Waltz. sophomore attend- antsg Louise Neubecker and Jerry Starkey, freshman attendants. The crowning took place before the skat- ing started. Refreshments were served ater. 91 PICI' l'lil'll BACK ROW: lieth Cassidy, Shari Scott, Sandy Hardgrove, Gerri McDonald, Donnie George, Judy Durst, Merc-ode McDonald, Patty Phillips, Susan Kidder, Kathy Dralier, Sherilyn Strachan, Norma .lean Cooper, lleverly Pugh, Elaine Shirley, Jo Ann Kidder, Debby Judge, Rita Piotrafese. FOURTH ROW: .Iayno Reed, Anna Ossler, Mary Francis, Patsy lfllmv-r. Marilyn Totten, Gay Tarbot, Anna Mae lletriek, Susan Baker, Sally Irwin, Donna Reed, Sandy Forester, Linda Morrow, Linda. Bettis, Elaine Day, Miss Altolnare. THIRD ROW: Jeanne Madak, Carol VVaefler, Bonnie Elmer, Linda Gill, Shirla Crawford. Suzanne DeMate, Connie Shirley, Mary Lou Lantry, Sandy Leatherman, Sondra Butterworth, Donnie Toinlin- son, Sandra Ralnsier, Nancy llnkefer, Doris Clapper, Mary .lane Blanc. SECOND ROW: Darlene Betler, Connie Knight,.Iudy Obney, .lulie Barrick, Sue llaxter, Carol Roebuck, Jo Ann Crowl, Sharon Slnith, Cathy Jones, Susan llart, Malinda Lutz, Maureen Rue, Sue Grimes, Nancev Lowniiller, Beverly Boord. FRONT ROW: Dallas Lutz, Sherry Severn, Kristine Knudsen, Winnie Wilson, Nancy Niuinan, Betty Phillips, Mary Louise Kinney, Paige Draher, Vicki Ilarsh. Pep . . . portsmanship . . . GAA is for the sports-minded girl, who not only likes to watch sports but also to participate. This year the girls did little gym work. They mainly bowled. The bowling average of every girl increased the more she played. Sandra Paxton. is the president, Russlyn Shugerts, secretaryg Jo McNutt, the sports manager: Miss Gloria Altomare, adviser. GAA The Pep Club is an organization of students whose purpose is to create and uphold school spirit. During the football season the club held pep rallies at the football field Thursday nights, Where they learned new cheers. The club is advised by Miss Gloria Alto- mare and led by Paige Draher, president: Dallas Lutz, co-president: Sherry Severn, secretary: and Vicki Harsh, treasurer. STANDING: Miss Altolnare, Russlyn Shugerts, Jayne Recd, Linda Curry, .Io Mt-Nutt, Marge Dick, Sandra Paxton. SITTING: Linda llettis, Marilyn Dennis, Donna Reed, Ileverlv Pugh, lim-tty llarsh, Louise Nou-- backer. Service . . HALL PROCTORS The valiant stalwarts of peace, quiet, and order in the halls of MHS. SEATED: Gwen Hilliard, Ellen Jackson. STANDING: Larry Simms, Bonnie Tomlin- son, Mary Lou Lantry, Suzanne DeMate, Connie Starkey. 2nd ROW: Nancy Unkefer, Carol Kocher, Ellen Donaldson. 3rd ROW: Doris Clapper, Russlyn Shug- erts, Cora Karlen. 4th ROW: Pat Eakin, Glenn Binnig. 5th ROVV: Eldon Trubee, Sharon Krabill. 93 TRS' CLUB Meet ..' neople trained by Mrs. Clark ai Mrs. Shaffer, who greet you a '18 door with smiles, programs and firvice. FRONT ROW: t e Baxter, Julie Barrick, Norma Jwoper, Judy Hein, Mrs. Shaffer. SECOND ROW: Caro. Kocher, Gwen Hilliard, Ellen Doialdson, Anna Ossler, Mrs. Clark. THIRD ROW: Sandra Henson, Joanne Petrarca, Kathy Donald- son, Salliejo Reed, Jayne Reed. LAST ROW: David Daniels, Dave Polcyn, Allen Curry. STUDENT LIBRARIANS During school hours, these stu- dents gave Mrs. Hawn much needed assistance. Their duties were many and varied. Student librarians are Shirla Crawford, Donna Stoffer, Susan Baker, Helen Clark, Mrs. Hawn, Sandy Leatherman, Bruce Hawkins. NATIONA L HONOR SOCIETY SEATED: Judy Hein, Gloria Chambers, Gwen Hilliard, Beth Cassidy, Nancy Unkefer, Ellen Jackson. STANDING: Rusty Shugerts, Ellen Donaldson, Richard Moore, Bob Thompson, .lim Uukefer, Janice Snyder, Jill lflenry, Susan Elder. ational Honor Society The program of the Minerva Chapter of the National Honor Society included two noteworthy projects. After replenishing the treasury with the proceeds from the shoe-shining service furnished by the newest initiates, the honor group gave a party in March for all students who made the Honor Roll at any time during the first semester. Honor Society members rendered service to their school and fellow students by cleaning the First Aid room. The organization was composed of 14 members-eight seniors and six juniors. The second semester officers were Gloria Chambers, president, Richard Moore, vice- presidentg Judy Hein secretary: Beth Cas- sidy, treasurer. Miss Wachtel is the adviser. The National Honor So- ciety began the past year with four members who were initiated in their junior year. They were Beth Cassidy, first semest- er presidentg Nancy Unke- fer, vice-president, Ellen Jackson, secretary, and Gwendolyn Hilliard, treas- urer. This group conducted the formal initiation cere- mony of the seniors who were admitted during the W first semester. CRESCENT EDITORS The editors of this year's Cres- cent, Beth Cassidy and Nancy Unkefer, worked many long, hard hours on the book. Their duties included drawing layouts, writing and reading copy, and supervising the work of the other Crescent staff members. R Crescent Miss Hazen, Adviser The Crescent staff of 1962 wishes to ex- tend its most sincere thanks to Miss Frances Hazen for all the effort she has expended in helping us prepare our annual for this year. She has not only donated generously of her precious time, but when occasion demanded, her house as well. Through her patient guiding, We feel cer- tain that this book is going to be a success. SPORTS EDITORS Bob Thompson, Richard Moore, and Keith Miller W e r e t h e industrious sports editors of the 1962 Crescent. Their duty was to combine pictures, copy, and captions into an im- pressive layout. This they did successfully with the entire sports section. CRESCENT EDITORIAL STAFF STANDING: Ellen Jackson, Winfried Kroeber, Eldon Trubee, Connie Starkey. SEATED: Donna Stoffer, Helen Clark, Judy Walker. They said it wouldngt be done . . The first formal meeting of the 1961-62 Crescent staff took place in August, at a ham supper on the adviser's lawn. Weekly meetings were held for a time at members' homes to take care of such im- portant items as assigning the sale of advertising to help cover expenses, identi- fying pictures of underclassmen, selecting the theme and cover, and assigning copy for the academic and extra-curricular sections. In November, a chili supper was held by the staff in the high school cafeteria, in order to raise money. A good crowd of satisfied customers helped the cause. Win Kroeber, our student photographer, took pictures all year, starting with fresh- man orientation, and ending with very informal shots of the staff at work. 96 Though the Crescent meetings had to fight conflicts with debate, contest band, play rehearsals and May Day practice, the work still went on, day and night. Even though copy writing and picture identify- ing were done by the staff members to the tunes of Dave Brubeck, the tedious work went on far into the night. Occasionally meetings lasted until midnight. At these copy writing meetings, there were usually from three to eleven typewriters in use. Anyone who wasn't writing was copy read- ing. At long last copy was finished, advertising sold, captions and idents complete, plates back from the engravers, and the weary editors laid the masterpiece on the printer's desk and waited for proof While they organized plans for distribution of the finished publication. ADVERTISING MANAGERS Terry Lyons and Sondra But- terworth are diligently striv- ing to complete the advertis ing section in the 1962 Cres cent. We are grateful to those . . it ,, 2 4 W Q 0 11, K ., who support this school pro- ject. C I ...But here It IS I CRESCl'lN'l' TYPISTS AND JUNIORS STANDING: Ellen Donaldson, Jill Henry, Gloria Chambers, Rusty Shugerts. SEATED: Bonnie Tomlinson, Bonnie George. . my ...J x if H 'V - inf 9 f , sr' fglfm' F04 DTISA Iili l'0l' RT Kristine Knudsen, Bonnie George, Bonnie Tonilinson, Doris Clapper, and Sue Stafford. Miss Touchdown, M H l A heavy downpour marred the beauty of Homecoming Ceremonies at the game with Carrollton, October 13. Despite t h e deluge, more than 2500 spectators watch- Ql'lfllGN-lkonnie Tomlinson. 1 .-- ed Captain Dave Dourm crown Bonnie Tomlinson, 1961 Football Queen, chosen by the players. Court attendants were chosen by their respective classes. They are senior, Bonnie Georgeg junior, Doris Clapperg sophomore, Kristine Knudseng freshman, Sue Stafford. Escorts for the court were football players, Dave Finefrock, Dick Mount, Don Moore, and Larry Lawther. The queen was presented a beautiful bouquet of white chrysanthemums and the court each received a lovely large mum. The girls were seated on a platform locat- ed on the sidelines. The band played the traditional Sweet- heart of Sigma Chi . It was the 17th annual high school program. C. V. Carlson, master of ceremonies, announced the names of the 16 former homecoming queens. The Junior Class held a Homecoming Dance honoring the Queen and her Coui't in the high school auditorium Saturday night. Before the largest crowd of the season, the Lions beat the Carrollton Warriors 22-6, for the Lions' sixth straight victory. BA ND COURT Bill Marks, Nancy Unkefer, David Garner, Barbara Hoopes, Ray Morgenstern, Carol Burrows, Bob Hunter, Sonja Czekanski, Doug Waefler, Sue Stafford. Band Royalty . . . Saluted With A Song One of the most anticipated activities of the band season was the annual banquet. This was held May 1, in the high school cafeteria. The band mothers prepared and served this very delicious meal. After the banquet, the senior band members were recognized and given their band pins. Mr. Lamb spoke briefly about the success of the band. Guest speaker for the evening was Jerd Bayless, band director at Lincoln High School in Canton, Ohio. The climax of this enjoyable evening was the crowning of the band king and queen. Elected by secret ballot of band members were Bill Marks, kingg Nancy Unkefer, queeng Dave Garner and Barbara Hoopes, senior attendantsg Ray Morgen- stern and Carol Burrows, junior attendantsg Bob Hunter and Sonja Czekanski. sophomore attendantsg Dogg W'aefler and Sue Stafford, freshman attend- an s. This event seemed to add the finishing touch to a very successful season for one of the best bands in the school's history. 99 l 1 QUICICN AND KING Nancy Unkefcr and llill Marks f M A Y l'0l'R'l' Carol Burrows, Mary Jane Blanc, Doris Clapper, Donnie Tomlinson, Winnie VVilson, Vickie Stratton. May Day 962 The curtain raised and the footlights shone featuring a Vaudeville theme on May 5 in the Minerva High School auditorium honoring Queen Nancy Niuman and her Court. The first to take the spotlight was the crowning of the Queen by Goddess of Minerva, Bonnie George. Memories of an era gone by were brought back as the old tune Grand Old Flag, as a salute to George M. Cohan, opened the show. Other old tunes such as By the Light of the Silvery Moon and Me and My Shadow were danced to the soft shoe. The boys' quartette entertained by singing Coney Island Baby a n d Strolling Through the Park. Al Jolson and Sophie Tucker, famous vaudeville entertainers, were brought back in an attempt to recapture the atmosphere of the vaudeville stage. To climax the program was the traditional May Pole Dance performed by members of the Senior class. The Queen and Court were honored at a May Day dance held that evening in the high school auditorium. 101 5 IIIZ acaflemic illSlilIlli0fZj fzoweuer, athlvtics play an important part in rounrling out our education. Participation and UlISl'I I7llli0ll contribute to the .SlUlZl'II,lS, 5011.90 of sp01'ts11111nslLip. We are prozul to say that MHS is outstaruling in . . SPUWE l-Ialfback Bingham finds going rough. The Minerva Lions ended their most suc- cessful football season since 1937 with a 9-1 record. Minerva's offense averaged five touchdowns, and its defense held oppon- ents to an average of one T.D. The Lions' only defeat was by the Tri-County Cham- pions, Poland. All seniors received All Tri-County honors. Dourm, Wunderle, Finefrock, and Bing- ham received first team berths. Nigro was on the second team. and Lyons and Marri- ner received honorable mention. Captain Dourm Was named on the All-Ohio third team, All-County and All-Area first teams. Bingham received All-County sec- ond team and All-Area first team berths. Wunderle earned All-County honorable mention and All-Area first team. We Are The Lions . . lNlinorva's defensive unit awaits opponents offensive charge. 1 B7 BACK ROXV: Loft to Right-Jim Murray, Bill Grimes, Don Moore, Ken Barrick, Orin Oakes, Gary Obney, Ned Casale, .lim Donaldson, Dick Mount, Dan Richoson. THIRD ROW-Al l-lutchison, D011 Allen, Dave Starkey, Bob Davis, Dave Simms, Dan Beamer, Sandy Sanor, Bob St. John, Al Liber, Jon Filliez. SECOND ROW-Darrel Vandegrift, Jim Krabill, Frank llaynam, Ron Seibel, Kurt Evans, .lim Irwin, Tom Knight, Sam Carnahan, Charles Witherspoon, Roger Conn. FRONT RONV-Jim Unkefer, VVillie Bingham, Terry Lyons. Gary Nigro, Bob Xvundcrle, Dave Fine- frock, Duane Marriner, Dave Dourm, Larry Sim1ns,Bill Scott. . ighty, Might Lions FRONT ROXV-Harold Lipscomb, Edward Stevens, Don Lawther. STANDING-James Smith, Glenn Snthcrin, l-lead Coach: Bernard Marcinkowey. 1961 5, Football Record MHS opp. sf ' 'Er 42 Newton Falls 8 40 Sandy Valley 0 42 Lisbon 0 18 Columbiana 0 40 Leetonia 13 22 Carrollton 6 20 East Palestine 8 66 Sebring 8 G Poland 30 14 Louisville 8 no -. Y., QQ 38 Q4 1 'f 'Q .1 sf X Q Ox '9 9 E ,X 1-e K. , x 4 'Q 2 , ' ......... . . - A. 'L 'W v N Q11111'Le1'bz1ck TCl'l'yLyOI1b lauklg IJ111111L 1lll1ll01 fnlhlll O SCHIOIS Set Pace ues SGIIIOI lllGlllb6l'S of the toutlmll Qq111d Qll2ll'ICl'll2ll'k Nigro demonstrates Fllllllillg ability in the opponentfs defensive soczondary Fralnk llaynam hulls for valuable yardage. . For A Victorious Season 107 i A f? -Qg. l ' ., S S Eff L, Q '95 nun. Q svg' ,Q , Q 1 I kb V ', W, ' k 3 . 5 ,, H, Qs . ' M- :::' Q if ' kk XM X xi S' gf A . N ., k W ' .A -if ..:.. at S , . : Q g R 1 A N X Q .QA X m QL X53 , 4' A ggfeggwifgxffffs X Q , X X 'N lfxffg ,Q if '- iJ:s'1,X Q. A 1 fi wif? ff? 631585 'mv x9Qx Q , E THIRD ROW: Left to Right-Jim Smith, Randy Albright, Jerry Starkey, Ronnie Richeson, Mike McNutt, Noel Oakes, Vern Wadsworth, Richard Seibel, Terry Johnson, Dale Snyder. SECOND ROW-Ray Ramsier, Denny Clapper, Dave Daniels, Ronnie Earley, Dave Waller, Dan Baxter, Buddy Lewis, Toby Lyons, Dave Polcyn. FIRST ROW-Randy Witherspoon, Mike Hoopes, Larry Lawther, Rodney Chambers, Gary Archer, Lynn Clark, David Gram, Gary Slingluff. Future Lions Cain Experience Reserve Freshman Minerva Opp. Minerva Opp 6 Alliance 26 6 West Branch 24 0 Massillon 54 0 Dover 12 22 Sandy Valley 6 28 Sandy Valley 8 16 Salem 34 0 McKinley Dogs 50 18 Beaver Local 0 6 Central Catholic 14 8 Perry 14 0 McKinley Bulls 30 6 Carrollton 6 28 Carrollton 6 8 Dover 0 12 Salem 20 0 Canton South 22 10-9 lf'lt0N'l' HOW-Keith Miller, Don Lawther, Coach: Dave Garner. S'l'ANlJlNGY.lin1 Unkefer, Willie Bingham, .lim lfinefrock, .lim Donaldson, Ray lVlorgenstern, Frank Petros, Bob Wunderle, Bill Swinehart. Gary Nigro, Tom Knight, Larry Simms, Dave Simms. Lions Provide Exciting Season . . The Minerva Lions provided m an y moments of exciting basketball throughout the entire season even though they finished with only a 9-11 record. Competition was stiff, and the Lions lost several games by small margins. The Lions did defeat their traditional riv- als, the Louisville Leopards, in both their contests. The Lions showed a flash of strength as they defeated the Marlington Dukes before losing to the McKinley Bull- dogs in the Canton Sectional tournament. At the conclusion of the season, Gary Nigro, left fO1'WV21l'd, was honored with a second team All Tri-County berth. Bob Wunderle and Larry Simms received hon- orable mention. Trophies were given at the All-Sports ban- quet to Gary Nigro, for the best foul shoot- ing percentageg Bob Wunderle, for the best field goal shooting percentageg and Larry Simms, for the most improved play- er. 110 A Minerva 72 Malvern 42 United Local 30 East Palestine 43 West Branch 51 Carrollton 36 Poland 64 Louisville 49 Leetonia 56 Columbiana 59 Lisbon 54 Sebring 57 East Palestine 52 Poland 54 Louisville 42 Leetonia 64 Columbiana 46 Lisbon 64 Sebring CANTON SECTIONAL 64 Marlington 40 McKinley Opp 56 '38 Q L .37 44 57 61 62 56 73 57 32 56 65 1 52 43 74 60 60 60 57 K 5 t Mine-rv:u's offense shines. Simms Scoring: Stiff Competition . . . Hard Earned Yictories Min01'Vn's dofonsc falters. - ABU'- wi- MLWW Gary Nigro Hob Wimderle Dave Simms lg lumps . . . H' h vlkiiise giizirdss Lzirry Simms closely, Dave Simms shoots his deadly juniper V , 112 Frank Petros Nigro displays form. Willie Bingham Lzxrry Simms . . Accurate Shots Dave Simms shows good poise. 113 FRONT ROW-La1'1'y Donahue, .lim l+'inef1'ook, David Bell, Hob Davis, .lim Unkefer. STANDING-lSe1'11a1'd lvlareinkowey, Coach: .lim Krabill, .lim Donaldson, Ray Morgenstern, lji Swinehart, Gary Evanich, Kenny Adams. Reserves Have Another Good Season i Minerva Opp. i 35 Malvern 19 7 44 United Local 33 19 East Palestine 30 57 Carrollton 44 24 Poland 26 22 Louisville 32 59 Leetonia 14 31 Columbiana 28 59 Lisbon 36 43 Sebring 21 72 East Palestine 34 45 Poland 37 30 Louisville 35 36 Leetonia 25 32 Columbiana 49 43 Lisbon 40 49 Sebring 37 .501 l FRONT ROW-Douglas Waefler, Louis Petros, Randy Albright, .Ierry Starkey, Robert Gallina, Coach: Larry Lawther, Mike Hoopes, Ronnie Richeson, Paul Phillips. STANDING-Chip Cassidy, Gary Crawford, Ray Ramsier, Buddy Lewis, Dave Waller, Dana Leyda, Dan Baxter, Vern Wadsworth, Denny Clapper, Jeff VVaseman, Jim Smith, Tom Brock. Freshmen Show Excellent Finesse Led by high scorers Dan Baxter and Larry Lawther, the Minerva Lions frosh enjoyed one ofthe most successful seasons encount- ered by an M.H.S. freshman team. Their total record was 15-3. The frosh were defeated in the three games by a total of five points. The Cubs participated in the Kiwanis Invitational tournament played at State Street Junior High in Alliance. The fresh- men defeated the Salem Quakers, 63-39, and downed the Marlington Dukes, 64-24. They lost the championship final to Hamil- ton Taft, 39-38. Minerva Opp. 59 Sebring 18 44 West Branch 27 36 United Local 26 32 Louisville 33 35 Carrollton 38 41 East Canton 38 36 Sandy Valley 32 60 Sebring 28 31 United Local 21 60 Carrollton 30 38 East Canton 31 67 West Branch 29 40 Louisville 29 115 BASEBALL FIRST ROW: David Dourm, Rodney Chambers, Jimmie Smith, Lynn Campbell, Bernard lilnrcinko- wey coach, David Gutherie, Charles Doak, Denny Clapper. SECOND ROW: Frank Haynam, Gary Nigro, Sam Figley, David Finefrock, Keith Miller, Denny Price, David Jones, William Bingham, Mgr. Bill Schrader. THIRD ROW: Duane Munk, Roger Kenny, George Hollander, Jim Finefrock, David Daniels, Larry Toussant, Gary Evanich, Larry Donahue. Team Works Hard . . . Plays Hard Last year's baseball squad was hampered by unfavorable weather conditions. In the few games played last season, the Lions accumulated a 4-3 record. April 13-Malvern April 24-Louisville A large number of boys turned out for spring practice this year, and Coach Mar- cinkowey has fine potential from which to choose his team. This year's team has fine pitching and a hustling infield which should not be hampered by the lack of re- placements. The line-up includes Dave Dourm, Gary Nigro, Frank Haynam, Willie Bingham, Jim Finefrock, Jim Smith, Dave Finefrock, Larry Donahue, and Denny Clapper. The team competed in the Stark County Sectional Tournament held at Canton. The Lions beat Canton Lincoln, 4-2, before be- ing eliminated by Canton McKinley, 9-6. 116 - April 25-Sandy Valley April 30-West Branch May 1-Canton Lincoln May 2-Canton Lehman May 9-Sandy Valley May 10-Louisville May 14-West Branch May 15-Carrollton May 17-Carrollton May 21--Canton McKinley May 24--Canton McKinley May 25-Canton Lehman This year's team has enjoyed one of its finest records in recent years. Their dual meet record is 7 wins and no losses. The thinclads defeated Sandy Valley, Malvern, United Local, Perry, Malvern-United, West Branch, and Beaver Local. Outstanding individual performances thus far have been by Captain Harold Haynam, who has run the 120 yard high hurdles in 17.7 seconds, Larry Simms, who has run the 180 yard low hurdles in 21.7 seconds, Dave Simms who has thrown the shotput 42'6'A g and Jim Donaldson, who has run the 880 yard run in 2 :09.4, and the mile in 4:44.4. These achievements are all new school records. Jim Donaldson also has set the track record in the mile run at 4 :57.0. Coach Ed Stevens has done an excellent job in elevating track to its proper posi- tion. With only one senior letterman grad- uating, the future of Minerva's track team looks very promising. April 13-Sandy Valley April 19--Malvern April 24-United Local April 27-Perry April 28-Tornado Relays fDoverJ May 4-County AA CGlenwoodJ May 8-Malvern-United May 10-West Branch May 15-Beaver Local May 18-District May 25-26-State 1ColumbusJ ,,..1.-1 119 H grrmffzzl to all the people who lzvlpfvl nznkv llzis 1962 Cresfrflll possilalv. Wfe waulfl esprfcially like Lo Llzmzk lll0Sf' who lzfflpvzl finance llzis book llzrough llwir parllriprzlion in . . . AUVHHSWIE , I , I ' N: K W N N 1 i 4 2 I I r . ,- f:ff 'f ,,gvfn'f'f' ffl: N0 , gmcwg , - fi' ' N A 1- .P A r Jn K Tal' H J . N 'nj' JMU 1 ag V -I r f I , H L,,, .1A I 1 - ' I x. .. ,. M 4 . y . - , . 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Today, every American make of car but one rolls on Timken tapered roller bearings. And there's a new kind of bearing in today's power cars. Itls the latest step in Timken bearing engineers' drawing board to drawing board partnership with the auto industry. It's a smaller, lighter bearing to cut unsprung weight. A more uniformly precise bearing to cut warranty costs. Capac- ity packed to take the heavier loads of today's luxury cars. These bearings are made of the finest bearing quality alloy steel available. And we know steel. We've been in the steel business for 45 years. In fact, we've developed and manu- factured steel for the transmissions and other vital parts in many of today's cars. Furthermore, Timken removable rock bits are helping to build America's highways for America's automobiles. Timken Company employees have an important part in the success and progress of the automotive industry. In keep- ing millions of cars, trucks and buses rolling trouble-free, in giving you economical, carefree driving, mile after mile TUYEISF Q after mile. Tapered Roller Bearings Fine Alloy Steel Removable Rock Bits 1 1 1.--.1-.1-11:11-111.1--1.11 1 1 1-111: Compliments of - l Vic Rogers Orchestra 5 TA 3-7963 975 Parkside D1-. Alliance, Ohio l . - - -..-......-..-..-..-..-i.-.- -,.- I Compliments of Davison News Magazines-Cards L! Popcorn-Candy 10715 N. Market st. 1:511:1.11n.1u1n1u1n-.1--n1u1 1 1 1n1n New 25 .351 QR xi A ff S l.io,l1 . J Compliments of DILLON DRUG The Read! Store Phone 868-5555 Minerva .-n..-n1n1u1u1u1u1 1 1..1..1.u1..1u 0scar's Furniture Congratulations to the Class of '62 W. Ray Brown INSURANCE AGENCY 1511 N. Market St. -n11..,.1 1 1,1 11 11 1 1,1 ..- Stern 8x Mann Company Canton 1.111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11.11.1--1.-11.1 11111111.1....,-,.1. Compliments of Vandegrifts Excavating Contractors Shovel Sz Bulldozer Work of all kinds Cellars - Sewers - Grading East Lincoln Way Lloyd Earl Phone Phone 868-4555 868-4970 111111111111-ntr1, Compliments of Ed Raley - - - llvl--mt-llvl1llvl1:mvull-1un1llll1un1 -main FLOOR SANDING OLD and NEW FLOORS Robert E. Guthrie Phone 868-4433 -t....-... 1 1M..-U-1-,1nu1u.1--11:1-n1..1 1 1 Compliments of Betty's Beauty Shop Phone 868-4440 ....1 1.,,.1,,.,1 .,,1,,,11,.,1..'1,,1,.1u-1nn-- 1 Compliments of GILBERT W. I'IARSl'l INSURANCE AGENCY IF IT'S PHOTECYION Phone 868-4149 215 N. Market St. 1.1...1..1..1nu1un11-1.11.-11:1--1--1-11 Minerva's Heavy Wax Paper Protects Flavor And Freshness Longer -YNERK: 2 6 V+ Q0 DAP9 MINERVA Wax Paper Co. 1:1111 1 1 1 1 1uu1nn1np1-m1-W1-.1 1 1 1 n1uu1n1un1nn1uu1uuiu1..-nuiuuiuu .1 I-...1.1l.1u1 1 1n1n1n1.n1nn1u 3 Latta Brothers Robertsville Custom Grinding and Shelling Feed, Fertilizer, Molasses Lime Spreader Service Coal, Fuel Oil Farm Gasoline Phone 862-3911 lqnlu QL. 'Yi K '49 KLIPPERTQS VARIETY STGRE Compliments Cross Drug Co. Wholesale Distributors Confections And Tobaccos 916 East Lincoln Way Minerva, Ohio Congratulations and Best Wishes General Color 8: Chemical Co. Inc. Dial 868-4161 .1.,1..1..1..1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -. .. 1 1 1nniun.-un-.I-nluu.-uu1un... -. 1101114 1 1 HART DRUG Offe ing The Best I Good Lumber Service W. H. Cox 8x Son Lumber Co. Compliments of Vince Polen's PRESS SHOP Clean Press Tailor 300 E. Lincoln Way Ph. 868-4640 Minerva Compliments of DAIRY QUEEN STORE Earl and Ruth Williamson Owners and Managers Congratulations to Class of i62 HARSH Billiards Sz Lunch Congratulations C8zE Accounting Service James N. Carnahan, R.P.A. Beacon Bldg. Phone 868-5615 People never fail, they stop trying Compliments of Minerva Hardware Wadsworth Plumbing 8: Heating Inc. 900 East Lincoln Way Best Values are found in Nationally Advertised Merchandise. Our store handles leading brands at a fair price- CHORY' MEN'S and BUYS' Clothing, Shoes St Furnishings Athletic Supplies RALPH M. SCHORY, Pr0p. -...--ui..1-.1-I--n-n-n..u.i.n1u-n-.n.-. Compliments of Donald E. Walter Representative Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Life Hospitalization Accident Sz Sickness 302 West High Street, Minerva Phone - 868-6274 Compliments of HAYNAM'S Garage INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Sales and Service General Auto Repairing 52315 W. Lincoln Way 1uu1uu-un-u:1uu1ll1nu1nu1nu1nn-nn.-.nu1un1.11111-llin1-u1-1u-.nn1ur1uu1un1nn1ul1u1u1.l11 Kishmanis ICA Ray Oil Co. Distributor of Ashland Products Minerva 868-4330 1nn-nu1q,.1M1nu1auinu1n-il.-q.1..1.. Congratulations to the Class of ,623 Minerva Skating Rink Skating Thurs. - Sat. 7:30 - 10 p.m. Congratulations from a friend 1,,,,-,'1..1..1..i..,iuu- 1 .. 1 Congratulations Class of 62 T 8z E Chevrolet 820 East Lincoln Way Phone 868-4181 1 un..--...1..1..1 .11.11.1..1-.1un1.p....1n1n1 1 .1..1..1..1,.1..1..1.,1..1..1,.1. 1 1.1: Tell Me Your-Troubles Call Ossler Electric Company Chuck Ossler EIPCI'l'lClll1C0llt'l'1lCflllfl Elect,rlcnl-Heating 8 Xviring General - Equipment, - R1'lltlll' Phone 862-3661 Box 91 Robert:-xville, Ohio Compliments of BROWN 'S BALDWIN America's First Family In Music The Very Finest In Pianos and Organs HAHN 8z CO. 404 W. Tusc. Canton 2, Ohio GL 4-4923 Compliments of Louis Petros Sons Inc. Cement Work and Ready Mixed Concrete Phone 868-6130 1 1.,,1 1 1 1,101.m1.,,1nn1.m1mv1.,,.1wn1,.,1 - Congratulations and Best Wishes The Class of 1962 THE MIN ERVA BOWL Compliments of GotschaII's Jewelry 115 North Market St. .1w 1... 1... 1..1W1L.. 1... 1... -.I 1u.1..1...14g1..1..,. 1...- Minerva Milling Company Phone 868-6230 Friendly Service Master Mix Feeds Grinding - Mixing Ingredients - Grain - Seed Fertilizer - Fence Poultry Supplies 1...-nn.-un...un1nu1uui-.11uu11u1uu1n-1nn1.q1nn Super Value Discount Center 1850 S. Union Discount prices on Drugs, clothes, hardware, shoes and jewelry. Alliance, Ohio .- .-un1un1n1...-.- -. .1uu1uu1un1uu1u-11m-11uu Compliments of STANDARD OIL STATION vininlulu11:lu1-fuluuiu-1n.1u1-.1....... ...- THE MINERVA BANKING COMPANY THE COMMUNITY BANK llsl slsisc 'Q VVVV- juli.: .,.r .:.1,.,,.-::::: W, ..::. 5 zzii 12. .:,::v. 5 .::,...1: 3 ::,:,,, .,::,:,v,v:.:,:,,,,.,:, ,..,., :,., , .,::,, .:..,.,,.,. V.,. .-.' v - 3 - 3 1 r - . . . -1, .5 ..,, , ,,,,, 1 , .. ....as.is.-gtig-5-13,-.x,.E,R4y,. J... U , . . .,... .,.., :.:.:.1.1.::::,.,::. ' - -- - - ..,,, - .-,,. . 1-:-:v,:,:1:.:,, ,... .2 -- , - ' H '- Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 310,000 - Maximum Insurance For Each Depositor - 310,000 Member of Federal Reserve System 4215 Paid On Savings Accounts Ed Hart T.V. Sz Radio Sales Sz Service Minerva, Ohio Phone 868-5660 --uiU,-011-1-aiu...-1...--11-mln.,-u..--1.1-I East Rochester Auto Co. A. J. Hole, Owner Sales Service Plymouth - Valiant Gas, Oil, Tires, Sz Accessories Phone 894-4201 Congratulations to the Class of '62 D Sz E Fine Fabrics Grant at W. Lincoln Way Phone 868-5109 ...ni..1..1..1..-..1..1,.i..1..1..1..1..-.H Glaus Brothers J EWELERS-CLOTHIERS 1..1.......i..-...1.li..i...-..-..1...-...-..1...... lVlarie's Beauty Salon ' Phone 868-4834 Eclith's Hat Shop Millinery - Roma Lind Cosmetics -..-..-...?25H?.fi..E95:LiZf'2Q-..-..-... Denny's Market Finest Meats Lowest Food Prices Phone 868-4194 We Deliver gt.. X . -x .4 X 9 - 1.-...xv My . ' ' ky N i x l 3. A .Grafx-x :W x ' .L - r- -Q-1:8 fr Q , , - X ' 'muii -:Lv KN, - ,- . ' 1. . - - Compliments of Breez-Way Drive Inn U.S. 30 - East Rochester Congratulations to the Class of 1962 Wilson's Bakery 105 East Line St. Phone 868-4784 Cakes, Cookies, Rolls, Pies Buns and Other Fine Pastries .iuiunin-niguluiln.-uni:-1uniun1 1 in-1.11.1-.1 1..1u.1n1-.1-.1-I-pn1U-u1u.1 1 .1....-...1......1II1...-..1...-...1..1.... 1....... Compliments of ISALY'S Q , asf M 1 -' 33' -25' 4' -. .1 C 1: r 31 - 515 9 I 'sl xg P 2 ,95 .fax r 5 sag :B 2 A 1 Milkshakes - Sundaes Sodas - Sandwiches Butter - Meat - Milk Cheese Mary 85 Bill Francis - Owners Loudon Motor Sales Ford and Mercury Comet Sales and Service East Lincoln Way Compliments of THE FAIR STORE Minerva's Popular Store .1.,..........1..-..1.1.......1,..- 1 1n... 1 1 Congratulations of LONG'S Dry Goods 123 N. Market St. Bartley Funeral Home 205 West Lincoln Way Minerva, Ohio Phone 868-4114 Formerly Rutledge- Jackson Funeral Home U11...1..1..1..1..1..1..i..1..1..1..1..1..i B 8z B Drive In Car Service Pizza - Sandwiches Light Lunches Phone 868-5108 Bill Sz Betty Reymond, Owners 616-618 East Lincoln Way Compliments of United Counties Savings and Loan Go. 1n1n1u.1u1-.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1n1u1-.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' t f Compliments of i Complmen S 0 Lincoln Dairy Donald H. Q , E 706 West Lincoln Way Stafford Phone 868-4311 l -..-.... -..-..-..-..-......-.......-..- .- Auctioneer - Realtor Appraiser Harry Unkefer SALES and SERVICE East Rochester Minerva MASSEY - FERGUSON Phone 894-4631 East Lincoln Way I -..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-....... -' - -'- - - - - - - - - -'I-' Q I Clarance H. Reed Van,S Spgrt I T S - 1 Shop CXRCO CYVICC l 1 I Boats - Motors - Trailers Comer Market and E Camping Trailers and L. 1 W I Dart Karts inco n ay 207 S. Main St. Minerva, 0 Mlnemf Ohm ! Phone 868-4698 1 1 1 1 1111:-1-.1--1--1--1.-1-n1u1-un11-1.-1..1..--111-1...-In1n1u1u1u1u1..1-n- CAREE SCUT T S First in Fashionv Nothing is pernmnent in fashion . . . . but . . . . good taste! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1u1n....u.-.gn-n1n1 1 1 1 1 1 1u1u1u1n1u1n1.n1 133 First National Bank of Canton Minerva Malvern Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Compliments of Bob F illiez PLUMBING and HEATING Phone 868-5002 Compliments of McArtor Food Market Phone 894-4705 East Rochester I 1 I I 4 I l 2 Canton College est. 1876 l fKnoWn for years as Canton Actualj It pays to attend an 5 accredited Business School T 428 N. Market I in Canton, Ohio Purity Dairy Inc. 1 MILK CREAM BUTTER i Pasteurized Productsi' Grade A 1 Telephone YE 8-6111 ' or 862-3737 134 ...-..-...--11-..ii....-U...--.-..-1..-1-1-.-....-......- Compiimenis and Besf Wishes 1zzrsi:3:5:535325:25:ErErEif52E:5:5:5:r, . 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Canton, Ohio - ...-..1..1..1..1..--na1np1nn.....1..1..-pp.-.n :5:-:-:-5:zg595:19-.g.-.- - Esquire Barber Shop Chuck Hawkins Phone 868-5522 Compliments of Gotschall- Hutchison Funeral Home Minerva, Ohio Telephone 868-4900 ..u.-.n-n1nn.1nn1uinn1nu1un1nn1nn1uu1.lin- The Boerner Printing Company 111 short st. Phone 868-5222 Publishers of THE MINERVA LEADER and THE 1962 CRESCENT 11111.-u...nn1nn1nn.-mul:11:11nn-n.1..1p.1..-.. q1u1-I-ng-ln.-ll-n-.u1ql1lp-lp.-In-1.1.1-.-1.11-.1lp.-.41-.1 Minerva Dairy, Inc. ! I F Good Luck i High School Graduates E Q Kolcast 1 . 5 Industries i Division of Thompson i Ramo Wooldridge Inc. I -..-..-..-.n..-..-..-..-..-..........-.- i I I 1 Sugar l And Spice 1 5 Delicatessen l :vin-.nin-.nn-.nu-.u-uu1uu1u1u-un-un1nn-1 11.1n...u.-nn101.11.11lm-.I1.111.1-.in.1..1..-in-.-'11-111.-.. .l .. M K 'X Russell Jewelers X it D X ' Compliments of Lippincott's Dairy 1 V East Rochester H l 203 North Market St. Minerva, Ohio Herman 81 Irene Canestrano 11.--..1..-....nn1nn1nn1 1 lin.. 1...-1-11 -. lVI.H.S. is . . . . Great 1962 Crescent Staff 1 1 ... 1.-1--..un1uu1nn1n'1.1 1 1.11111-n...un....1 1 1 1 1. 1 .Q 1 .- in-in-.1--... 136 ... u-11.--I--...il--in-11-1--1 Patrons East Rochester Hardware Campbell's Sohio Station Lee-Ann's Restaurant J. A. Grunder Minerva Dining Room B 8: H Machine Inc. Truby Landscaping Co. Star Motel Odd Penny Dept. Store Monarch Products Co. Minerva Nursing Home Kleeson's Incorporated Minerva Hotel Eh Bono Restaurant Helen's Beauty Shop 137 un1un1n...nu.-1-11.1.-nn.---1--11-1n.1..1..1..1 Patrons Dutch Maid - Fine Pastries Meese Market 8x Grocery Lincoln Way Barber Shop C 8: O Distributing Company Conn's Barber Shop Minerva Roxy Theatre Donald J. Baxter lns. Agency Drive ln Cleaners Gassman Electric Mallernee, lnc. - Oldsmobile Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio I-lenri's Hat Shoppe Crowl Lumber Co., lnc. White Spot Service Station Minerva Propane 138 PROFESSIONAL MEN OF MINERVA George E. Ewing, M. D. Robert H.Hi11CS, M. D. Fred M. Jamison, O. D. J. L. Lieberman, O. D. John L. Moore, D. D. S. John M. Snively, D. D. S. Samuel L. Weir, M. D. P. S. Whiteleather, M. D. Tom R. Wolf, D. D. S. 139 Senior Activities APPllSlllif,ll, Xvalters Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Robed Choir 3, 43 Boys' Ensemble I 3, 43 Boys' Ensemble II 23 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Ensemble I 3, 43 Boys' Quartet 33 French Honorary 33 Chess Club 1, 2, sec'y- treas. 23 Junior and Debate Play 13 Debate 1, 23 Student Council 13 Student Court 13 homeroom pres. 1: Jr. Skit 33 Sr. Skit 43 National Forensic League 1, 2, 4. Bingham, Vvilliamz Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Track 13 Class pres. 2, 3, 43 homeroom pres. 23 Hi-Y 2, 4. Bixler, Bill: Baseball 2, 33 homeroom vice- pres. 2. Borland, Lynn: Concert Band 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 33 Swing Band 13 Prom Com. 33 Future Teachers' Club 4, treas. 43 Sr. Skit 43 Pep Band 1, 23 band attendant 33 student librari- an 33 Sr. Skit com. 43 Senior play. Boyce, Janice: Future Nurses' Club 23 Marching Band 13 Concert Band 1, 23 Sr. Skit 43 FHA 43 First Aid Course 33 Home Nursing Course 3. Butterworth, Sondra: May Day 1, 2, Debate 13 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 French Honorary 33 Prom com. 33 Jr. Skit 33 Sr. Skit43 Sr. Skit com. 43 Pep Club 43 student sec'y 43 Crescent Staff 43 homeroom sec'y 1. Cassidy, Beth: Student Council 1, 2, 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, program chm. 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 4, pres. 43 Jr. Play 33 Crescent Staff 3, 4, Co-Editor 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 majorette 2, 3, 43 Concert Band. 1, 2, 3, 4, treas. 2, vice-pres. 33 Pep Band 33 Pep Club 3, 43 homeroom vice-pres. 1, 23 French Honorary 3, 43 Jr. Skit 33 Sr. Skit 43 Teenager of the Month 43 Senior Play. Clnnnbers, Gloria: Y-Teens 43 Future Teach- ers' Club 4, hist. 43 National Honor Society 4, pres. sem. 23 French Honorary 3, 43 Swing Band vocalist 33 May Queen attendant 3: Sr. Skit 43 Honor study hall 43 Chorus 3, 43 Robed Choir 3, 43 Ensembles 3, 43 Crescent Hard Work . . . Staff 43 Teenager of thc Month 43 Stage Band Ensmble 4 Clark, Helen: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, pres. 4, music chm. 3: U.N. Study Trip 33 Y-Teen Summer Conference 23 Debate 1, 2, 33 National For- ensic League 1, 2, 3, 43 Jr.-Sr. Debate 33 Speakers Bureau 33 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Mixed Ensemble 3, 43 Stark County Select Choir 3, 43 Girls' Quartet 33 Robed Choir 2, 3, 4: Sr. Skit 43 Prince of Peace 23 News Bureau 3, 43 Crescent Staff 3, 4: Future Teachers' Club 3, 4: French Honorary 33 American Legion Essay winner 1, 2, county winner 23 TB Essay winner 3, 43 student librarian 43 May Day soloist 33 Stage Band Ensemble 4. Cook, Gary: Sportsmen's Club 1, 23 Prom com. 33 Jr. Skit 3. f'rawford, Dun: Football 13 Basketball 13 .Ir. Skit 33 Prom com. 33 Jr. Play stage hand 33 S1'. Skit 43 Christmas Dance com. 43 home- room treas. 2. Crruvforrl, James: Boys' Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 43 Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Ensemble 2, 3, 43 Mixed Ensemble 2, 3, 43 Sr. Skit 43 Boys' Quartet 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Crawford, Shirlaruc: GAA 1, 23 Pep Club 1, 2, 43 Y-Teens 1, 3, 43 student librarian 4. Culp, Trudy: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 13 Robed Choir 23 Girls' Glee Club 23 Sr. Skit 43 student sec'y 4. Furry, Carol: GAA 1. 2, 33 FHA 3, 4, hist. 4. reporter 43 Pep Club 13 Sr. Skit, 43 Home Nursing Course 33 First Aid Course 3. Davies, Dwaine: Class treas. 23 Sr. Skit 43 Chorus 43 French Honorary 3. Danlgliiwty, Barbara: Chorus 1. Delilate, Suzanne: FHA 1, 23 Y- Teens 33 Pop Club 3, 13 hall nroctor 3, 43 Future Nurses' Club 13 Sr. Skit 4. Dourm. David: Football 1 ,2. 3, 4, captain 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y 2. 3, 4, sec'y 3, pres. 4: Hi-Y basketball 43 Class vice-pres. 1, 33 Class treas. 43 Teenager Senior Activities of the Month 43 Student Council 3, 43 Sr. Skit 4. Draher, Paige: Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 4, pres. 4: Future Teachers' Club 3, 43 Jun- ior Play 33 Thespians 43 National Forensic League -13 Jr. Skit 33 Sr. Skit 43 May Day 23 Christmas Dance com. 43 Senior Play. Durst, Judy: Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Jr. Skit 33 Sr. Skit 43 Chorus 13 Senior Play. Eckley, Paul: Basketball 1, 23 Baseball 1,22 Football 13 Track 13 Class pres. 1. Fankhauscr, Mary: Y-Teens 1, 23 Sr. Skit 43 Jr. Skit 33 May Day 1. Figley, Sam: Finefrork, David: Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Hi-Y Basketball 43 Si. Skit 4. Garner, David: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Concert Band 1. 2, 3, 43 Swing Band 3, 43 Pep Band 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 43 Hi-'Y basketball 43 Basketball 13 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Jr. Skit 33 Sr. Skit 43 Junior Play 33 Science Club 1, 23 basketball man- ager 3, 43 Chess Club 13 Thespians 43 home- room treas. 13 Band attendant 4, Senior Play. George, Bonnie: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, treas, 43 Pep Club 3, 4, sec'y 33 homeroom sec'y 1, 23 Prom com. 33 Jr. Skit 33 Christmas Dance Com. 4: student sec'y 43 Teenager of the Month 43 Football Queen attendant 43 Sr. Skit 43 Crescent Staff 43 Class sec'y 3, 4, Class hist. 43 Goddess of Minerva 4. Gram, Edwin: FFA 1, 2. 3, 4, reporter 23 Parliamentary Procedure Team 1, 2, 3, 4. Gram, Ted: Football 13 FFA 2, 3, 4, treas. 43 Robed Choir 13 Mixed Chorus 1. Green, Larry: Football 13 Sr. Skit 4. Hanna, Larry: Basketball 1, 23 Junior Play stage hand 33 Sr. Skit 43 homeroom vice- pres. 3. Hardgrove, Gene: Chorus 1, 2, 33 Senior Play. Haught, Richard: Sr. Skit 4. Hawkins, Bruce: Junior Play 33 Future Tea- chers' Club 3. Haynam, Harold: Track 3, 43 Hi-Y 43 Hi-Y basketball 43 homeroom treas. 33 Sr. Skit 43 French Honorary 3, 4. Hein, Judy: GAA 13 Future Teachers' Club 3, 43 Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Ushers' Club 43 Jr. Skit 33 Sr. Skit 43 French Honorary 33 National Honor Society 4. Hellyer, Ron: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y basket- ball l, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 33 Sr. Skit 4. Henson, Sandra: Orchestra 13 Future Teach- ers' Club 3, 43 Ushers' Club 43 French Hon- orary 3. Hllliard, Gwendolyn: Chorus 43 Chess Club 17 Ushers' Club 3, 43 Future Teachers' Club 3, 4, vice-pres. 43 National Honor Society 3, 4, tl'0aS. 43 Jr. Skit 33 Sr. Skit 43 Prom ban- quet com. 3. Hoopes, Barbara: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, head majorette 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 Class treas. 33 homeroom sec'y 33 band attendant 3, 43 Junior Play 33 Sr. Skit 43 Prom dec. com. 33 Senior Play. Hunter, Stan: Band 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 23 Basketball 13 Junior Play stage hand 33 Sr. Skit 43 homeroom pres. 13 Student Council 1. I-latter, Mary Lou: FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 Parlia- mentarian 43 Sr. Skit 43 Ushers' Club 3, 4. Jackson, Ellen: Crescent Staff 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, worship chm. 3, vice-pres. 43 National Honor Society 3, 4, sec'y 43 National Forensic League 3, 43 Student Council 1, 23 homeroom vice-pres. 13 homeroom treas. 23 French Honorary 3, 43 Future Teachers' Club 3, 4, pres. 43 Speakers Bureau 33 Sr. Skit com. chm. 43 Prom food com. chm. 33 Junior Play 33 Pep Band 3, 43 Band Clinic 13 Y-Teen Summer Conference 23 Girls' State Delegate 33 Senior Play. Jones, Connie: Y-Teens 1, 23 Marching Band 23 Concert Band 23 Pep Club 43 Sr. Skit 4. Kirsch, Richard: Fun... ...Honors... enior Activities Kocher, Carol: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 43 Future Nurses' Club 1, 33 Ushers' Club 3, 43 hall proctor 3, 43 Robed Choir 1, 2, 43 Sr. Skit 4. Krabill, David. Sr. Skit 4. Kroeber, 1Vint'ried: Debate 43 National For- ensic League 43 Band 43 Boys' Glee Club 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Robed Choir 43 Sr. Skit 43 Senior Play. Krunilauf, Ronald: Marching Band 1, 2, 33 Concert Band 1, 2, 33 Chess Club 13 Sr. Skit 43 Junior Play stage hand 3. Lanham, Donna: Y-Teens 2, 3. Lantry, Mary Lou: Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 hall proctor 3, 43 student librarian 2, 3, 43 home- room sec'y 23 Pep Club 3, 43 Future Teach- ers' Club 43 Sr. Skit 43 Jr. Skit 33 May Day 1, 2, 4. Leatherman, Sandy: Band 1, 23 Chorus 1, 23 Y-Teens 33 Pep Club 43 Future Teachers' Club 43 Girls' State alternate 33 Sr. Skit 43 student librarian 4: Junior Play make-up com. 3. Lippincott, Robert: FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Jr. Skit 3. Locke, George: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Lorey, Roger: Lutz, Dallas: Y-Teens 2, 33 Future Teachers' Club 43 Prom com. 33 Christmas Dance com. 43 Jr. Skit 33 Junior Play make-up com. 33 Sr. Skit 43 student sec-y 43 ring com. 23 Pep Club 3, 4, vice-pres. 43 French Honorary 3, homeroom treas. 13 homeroom pres. 2, 33 Student Council 2, 33 Senior Play. Lyons, Terry: Football 1 ,2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 43 Debate 1, 3, 43 Junior and Debate Play 13 Prom dec. com. 33 Jr. Skit 33 Jr. Skit com. 33 Sr. Skit 43 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Jr. Lions Member 33 Boys' State Alternate 33 Teenager of the Month com. 4: homeroom treas. 23 homeroom sec'y 33 Senior Play: Crescent Staff3 Christmas Dance chm. 4. Marks, Bill: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Con- cert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 43 Swing Band 43 Sr. Skit 43 Band King 4. Marriner, Duane: Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y basketball 33 homeroom treas. 3. McArtor, Harry: Sr. Skit 43 Chorus 1, 2. McDonald, Mercedes Y-Teens 33 French Hon- ary 33 Future Teachers' Club 3, 43 hist. 43 student sec'y 43 Sr. Skit 43 Jr. Skit 33 Pep Club 4. Mease, John: Football 13 Basketball 13 Sr. Skit 4. Miller, 1Vllliam: Youth For Christ 43 Sr. Skit 4. Moore, Richard: Football 13 Hi-Y 3, 43 National Honor Society 43 homeroom vice- pres. 1, 2, 33 Student Council 3, 43 vice-pres. 43 Junior .Play 33 Debate 23 National For- ensic League 33 Concert Band 1, 23 Junior Lions Club Member 33 Student Rotarian 43 Crescent Staff 43 Christmas Dance com. 43 Swing Band 23 Senior Play. Munk, Duane: Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 33 Sr. Skit 4. Newcomer, Rosie: Y-Teens 33 FHA 43 First Aid Course 33 Home Nursing Course 3. Nigro, Gary: Band 13 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 3, 43 Track 23 Future Teachers' Club 33 Prom dec. com. 33 Student Council 1, 23 homeroom pres. 1, 2. Niuman, Joan: Ushers' Club 1, 2, 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 FHA 43 Robed Choir 1, 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 3, 43 Sr. Skit 43 Pep Club lj homeroom sec'y 33 First Aid Course 43 Home Nursing Course 4. Niunian, Nancy: Reserve cheerleader 13 Var- sity cheerleader 3. 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 homeroom sec'y 23 May Queen attendant 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 Future Teachers' Club 33 Football Queen attendant 13 Jr. Skit 33 Sr. Skit 43 Junior Play make-up com.3 May Day 1, 23 May Queen 4. Norton, Mary Ellen: Future Nurses' Club 1, '23 Cherry Pie Baking Champion 33 FHA 33 FHA Camp 3, hist. 3, reporter 3, pres. 43 Betty Crocker IIome1naker's Award 4. Senior Activities Norton, Mickey: FHA 3, 4. Paxton, Sandra: Pep Club 1, 23 GAA 2, 3, 4, sec'y 3, pres. 43 Ushers' Club 33 Y-Teens 4-3 Sr. Skit 4. Pcron, Linda: Marching Band 13 Concert Band 1, 23 Sr. Skit 43 FHA 43 First Aid Course 3: Home Nursing Course 3. Pctl-os, Frank: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1, 23 Track 13 homeroom pres. 1, 2, 33 Junior stage hand 3: Sr. Skit 4. Phillips, Betty: Reserve cheerleader 13 var- sity cheerleader 2, 3, 43 May Queen attend- ant 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 homeroom sec'y 1. Pitts, Larry: Sr. Skit 4. Polen, Sain: National Forensic League 2, 3. 43 Debate 2, 3, 43 Future Teachers' Club 3. 43 Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Select Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Play 33 Mass Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Ensemble 3 ,4. Proctor, Shirley: Y-Teens 2, 33 Jr. Skit 33 Sr. Skit 4. Raunsicr, Sandy: GAA 13 Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Sr. Skit com. 43 Pep Club 43 student sec'y 43 Sr. Skit 43 May Day 4. Richardson, John: Football 13 Future Teach- ers' Club 43 Hi-Y 43 Hi-Y basketball 43 Sr. Skit 43 Senior Play. Roebuck, Robert.: Band 1, 2, 33 Concert Band 1, 2, 33 Junior Play stage hand 33 Sr. Skit 43 Prom com. 3. Schaefer, Leo: Scott, Kathy: Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Sr. Skit 4. Sharp, Billic Guy: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 33 Football Queen attendant 13 alter- nate cheerleader 3: May Queen attendant 33 hall proctor 43 student sec'y 43 Class treas. 13 homeroom sec'y 2, 3, 43 homeroom treas. 1. Shivc, Carol: Prom banquet com. 33 Sr. Skit 43 Christmas Dance coin. 43 Girls' Glee Club 33 honor study hall 43 Pep Club 43 Booster Future Nurses' Club 1, 23 . . . Responsibilit . . . Miss Hazen and Bonnie Tomlinson discuss financing of this year's Crescent. Club 1, 23 student librarian 33 Dramatics Club 1. Smith, Dean: Choir 1, 23 Youth For Christ 1, 4, vice-pres. 43 Soccer 1, 2, 3, captain 33 Boys' Glee Club 43 Robed Choir 43 Sr. Skit 4. Smith, Marion: Sr. Skit 4. Snodc, Alan: Sr. Skit 4. Snyder, Howard: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, vice-pres. 3. pres. 4g Dairy Judging team 1, 2. 3, 43 Soil Judging team 33 FFA basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Parliamentary Procedure 1, 2, 3, 43 State Convention 1. Starkey, Connie: Chorus 13 Y-Teens 2: French Honorary 33 Future Teachers' Club 43 Crescent Staff 43 Jr. Skit 33 Sr. Skit 4. Stratton, Vickie: Y-Teens 1. 2. 33 Pep Club 2, 3, 4, sec'y 2, 33 Future Teachers' Club 33 Junior Play 3: Jr .Skit 33 Sr. Skit 43 May Day attendant 33 Prom dec. com. 33 home- room treas. 1, 2, 3: Thespians 4. Stoffer, Donna: Student Council 13 Pep Club 13 Chorus 13 Y-Teens 1, 23 FHA 2, 3, 4, treas. 3, county treas. 4, vice-pres. 43 Junior Play 33 Jr. Skit 33 Sr. Skit 43 OAFHA State Camp 33 OAFHA State Convention 33 Prom com. 33 student librarian 3, 43 Crescent Staff 43 Thespians 43 First Aid Course 33 Home Nursing Course 33 Dramatics Club 43 ass't. dir. Senior Play. Thompson, Robert: Crescent Staff 43 home- room treas. 13 homeroom sec'y 2. Tomlinson, Bonnie: Class treas. 13 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, sec'y 43 hall proctor 3, 43 Jr. Skit 33 Sr. Skit 43 Pep Club 43 Future Teachers' Club 43 Prom com. chm. 33 French Honor- ary 33 student sec'y 43 Crescent Staff 43 Football Queen 43 Senior Play: May Queen attendant 4. Totten, Marilyn: Pep Club 3, 43 Future Tea- chers' Club 43 French Honorary 33 Y-Teens 33 Sr. Skit 4. Treep, Bonnie: Chorus l, 33 Y-Teens 2, 33 FHA 33 Sr. Skit 4. Trubce, Eldon: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 3, 43 National Forensic League 1, 2, 3, 4, 1.41 Senior Activities pres. 43 Debate 1, 2, 3, 43 homeroom treas. 23 Thespians 1, 3, 43 hall proctor 3, 43 Boys' State 33 Future Teachers' Club 3, 43 Crescent Staff 43 Prom com. 33 Junior and Debate Play 13 Junior Play 33 Chess Club 23 Ameri- can Legion Essay winner 3, 43 Teenager of the Month com. chm. 43 Jr. Lions 43 student Rotarian 43 Senior Play. ITnkct'4-r, Nancy: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, sec'y 1, pres. 43 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, sec'y 1, pres. 43 Swing Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 3, 43 Crescent Staff 3, 4, Co-Editor 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, music chm. 43 National Honor Society 3, 4, vice-pres. 43 Class vice- pres. 23 homeroom pres. 23 homeroom sec'y 1, 33 Girls' State 33 Student Council 2, 4, treas 23 Teenager ot' the Month 43 Junior Play 33 Jr. Skit 33 Sr. Skit 43 Pep Club 3, 43 French Honorary 3, 43 alternate majorette 33 May Day 1, 23 Prom dec. com. 33 Christ- mas Dance com. 43 ring com. 23 Teenager of the Month com. 43 Band Queen 43 Senior Play. VunMctm-r. Gary: Sportsman Club 3. !Yulkcr, Judy: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 1. 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 33 Fu- ture Teachers' Club 33 Crescent Staff 4. YVallcr, Jim: Basketball 13 Student Council 1. Xvulter, Marilyn: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 Sr. Skit 4. Waugh, Xvilmn: Mixed Chorus 13 Y-Teens 23 FHA 3, 43 Sr. Skit 43 FHA attendant 33 Robed Choir 13 Home Nursing Course 33 First Aid Course 3. lveaver, Mary Ellen: Mixed Chorus 13 Robed Choir 13 Y-Teens 1 ,2, 33 FHA 4. lvinrod, David: Football 13 Hi-Y 3, 43 I-li-Y basketball 3, 43 Track 3, 4: Sr. Skit 4. XVundcrlc, Bob: Football 1 ,2, 3, 43 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 13 Sr. Skit 43 Student Council 1, 3, 4, pres. 43 Hi-Y 3, 4, chaplain 3, sec'y 43 Science Club 13 Boys' State alternate 33 homeroom pres. 1, 33 homeroom vice-pres. 23 Youth in Government Rep. 43 Class vice- pres. 4. Yacklin, XVilli1un: Young, Riclmrd: Homeroom treas. 13 Sr. Skit 4. tudent - Facult Index Ackerman, Robert ..... ...... 44 Adams, Kenneth .......... ..,. 3 7, 80, 114 Adolff, Gene .......... ,.....,. ........... ,...,...,.... 4 4 Aeschbacher, Frederick .,.. 28, 56, 80, 82 Albaugh, Sallie .,....,,....,................,...,,. 37 Albright, Randy .......,., 44, 109, 115, 118 Allen, Anthony .,......,..,.... ..... ....,. . . . 44 Allen, Donald ..,....... 37, 80, 81, 105, 118 Altomare, Miss Gloria .................... 58, 92 Anderson, Duane .. Anguish, Jerry ...... Archer, Gary .,...,. Archer, Linda ., ...., . Arrasmith, Walter . Bagshaw, Greg ..... 13 44 44, 109 87 29, 69 73, 78, 13, 63 64, 65, 74 44, 69, 71 Baker, Susan ......, .,...... 3 7, 74 77, 92, 93 13 Barrick, Donna ......,...,.,..,,..,. ...........,.. Barrick, Julianne ....... ...,.., 3 7, 78, 92, 93 Barrick, Ken .................................. 37, 105 Baughman, Frances ,.....,............,.... 29, 88 Baxter, Dan .......,,... 43,44,109,115,118 Baxter, Sue ........ ,........,. . .. 37, 78, 92, 93 Beamer, Dan ..... ..,.......... 3 7, 105, 118 Bell, Carol ..,.,.. .....,....,... 4 4, 88 Bell, David ......,. ...,.. 3 7, 114, 118 Bell, Elizabeth ........ . ..,........ 44, 88 Bennett, Larry .......... Berkowitch, Clay Berkowitch, Larry Betler, Darlene ..,..., , ...,..,. 37 44 29 44, 78, 92 92 Bettis, Linda ......... ,, ...., .. 44, 77. Bingham, Connye .,.... ..,....,...,.........,..,. 2 9 Bingham, William ..... .... 1 2, 13, 80, 105, 110, 113, 116 Binnig, Glenn ..,.,., ..... 3 7, 93, 118 Bixler, Bill ...........,.,........,........,,..,...,....,. 13 Bixler, Howard .............,...,...,. ............ 3 7 Blanc, Mary Jane ........ 29, 63, 66, 67, 69, 70, 73, 78, 83, 87, 92, 101 Blevins, Peggy .... ,...,..,..............,....,........ 4 4 Borland, Lynn , ..,., .... 1 3, 83, 84 Boord, Beverly ,..... ............ 9 2 Booth, Ethel .,...,...., ...,....,... 3 7 Bowman, Donna ...., ..... ........,... 3 7 Boyce, Janice ........ ........ ...... 1 3 , 88 Brock, Tom ........... ..... 4 4, 65, 74, 115 Brown, Christine ..... ,.... ..., 4 4 , 117 Brown, Rodney .... ..,...,.. 29 Buck, Steve ........ .......,...,................ 4 4 65 Carson, Marian ..,... ......... ..,.............,. 4 4 Casale, Ned .....,... .........,...,.. 2 9, 80, 105 Cassidy, Beth ..,...,... 5, 14, 69, 70, 76, 78, 82, 84, 87, 92, 94, 95 Cassidy, Chip ,..,.. . ,.......... ., ...... 44, 65, 115 Cassidy, Donald .,.........,.,...,........,..,.. 7, 53 Chambers, Gloria ..,.,.,. Chambers, Rodney ., .....,........ 44, 109, 116 Chilson, Junior ...,..., 14, 62, 63, 66, 67, 77, 83, 87, 94, 97 Chilson, Linda ....... ...,..... 4 4, 88 Clapper, Barbara .,... ..........,. 2 9, 68 Clapper, Charlotte ., ............ , ......,. ,...,.... 2 9 Clapper, Denny ...,,.............,. 109, 115, 116 Clapper, Doris .,...,,. 28, 29, 68, 71, 73, 92, 93, 98, 101 Clapper, Larry .,,..... 5, 29, 68, 71, 73, 83, 86, 87 Clark, David .... , ...,...,.....,......,..,....... 37 Clark, Helen ,.... 14, 62, 63, 66, 67, 74, 76, 83, 93, 96 Clark, Lynn ..,.... ...,,..,...,. 4 4, 109, 118 Clark, Nettye ...,.. ..........., 1 2, 57, 93 Clark, Sigrid .,...,..,, ,...............,. . 44, 67 Cogan, Sherilyn ......,..........,....,. 44, 68, 71 Collins, Bob ...,...,..,..,.....,..........,..,....,..... 29 Conn, Roger ..........., 29, 69, 71, 105, 118 Cook, Dollie ...............,.... ..,........,......... 4 4 Cooper, Norma Jean .... 37, 74, 77, 92, 93 Craig, Bettie ......,.,..,,.,.......,..,......,.,.,. , 37 Crawford, Dan .......... , ...,..............,. 14, 85 Crawford, Gary ...... .,..,...., 4 4, 115, 118 Crawford, Jim ...... ..... 1 4, 62, 63, 64, 65 Crawford, Kay .,..... ,, ............... 74, 88 Crawford, Paul ......... ...,.........,.,...... , 29 Crawford, Shirla .....,. .... 1 4, 79, 92, 93 Creager, Kay ., ...,... , Cross, Carol . ,... .... Cross, Sha Crowl, Jo ron .,,.. Ann ..... Culp, Trudy ....., Curry, Allen ...,. Curry, Carol ., ..... . Curry, Lin da ., ....,., , Czekanski, Sonja .,.. Daniels, David ., ......... . Daughenbaugh, Carol . Daugherty, Barbara Davies, Diane .........,...,. Bugh, Roger .......,.......................,.......... 37 Burrows, Carol ,... 29, 69, 71, 73, 99, 101 Butler, Cheryl ..,....,,..,,..,.,...,....,.,.,.,...., 29 Butterworth, Gary .............................,.. 37 Butterworth, Sondra .... 13, 59, 77, 92, 97 Byers, William , ...,..............................,.. 44 Campbell, Lynn ........,..,...,......,......,........ 44 Capper, Cathy ........ 43, 44, 67, 68, 71, 78 Carlson, Charles V. ........ 12, 56, 74, 75, 85 Carnahan. Sam ........ . ,...,.., 29, 105, 118 Carson, Marcella ..... ....,...,..........,... 5 8 Davies, Dwaine .,....,.. Davies, Kenneth .... 44, 79 92 37, 68, 79, 14, 59 44, 93 14, 88 44, 92 37, 69, 79, 99 44, 65,93,109, 116 37, 88 ...... . 15 30 Davis, Clinton ..... ..... 3 0, 90, 91 Davis, Gary ...,.. ...... ,,..,, . ..,.....,...,..,,..,.. 4 4 Davis, Lee ......,........,..,,....,...,... 37, 63, 65 Davis, Robert .,,...,... 37,80,105,114,118 Delaney, Rebecca ..,,..,...........,...........,... 44 DeMate, Suzanne ....,...,.,...........,. 15, 92, 93 DeMate, Tom ,.........,.. ....... 4 4, 68 DeMatteis, Linda ....., ..... , .. 30 Dennis, Bob , .......,.. . Dennis, Marilyn ....., DePalmo, Edith Dick, Marguerite .,...,. Dieringer, Sharon , .... Doak, Charles .,....,. 29 45, 92 . .,...... 44, 88 45, 68, 92 45, 68, 71 tudent - Facult Index Donahue, Larry .....,,. 37, 63, 65, 114, 116 Donaldson, Ellen 30, 63, 66, 67, 71, 76, 77, 82, 86, 93, 94, 97 Donaldson, Jim .....,,.,.., 30, 80, 105, 110, Gram, David . Gram, Edwin Gram, Joyce ,.,.,. Gram, Marvin Gram, Ted ...... Gray, Gary ..,... 114, 118 Donaldson, Kathleen ......,. 45, 62, 66, 67, 77, 93 Dourm, David ,..,.. ..... , .. 12, 15, 80, 81, 82, 105, 106, 116 Draher, Ed ..,..............,.......,...,...,........,... 38 Draher, Kathleen ..,.....,..,....,........... 38, 92 Draher, Paige .,.,.,,. 15, 74, 78, 83, 84, 92 Dungan, Carol ,....,.....,..........,.,.......,.....,. 38 Durst, Judy ..... 15, 78, 84, 92 Eakin, Patricia ,..... .. 30, 69, 73, 77, 83, 93 Earley, Ronnie . ,..... ...... ,........,....... 4 5 , 109 Ebner, Bonnie ., ...... 30, 62, 66, 67,69 92 Ebner, Patsy ..,.,.., ......,.., 3 8, 78, 82, 92 Eckley, Paul .,....,.,.... ..,...,.........,...,.. 1 5 Edwards, Sherry ..... .....,........ 4 5, 67 Egan, James ........ ..,,.,... 3 8 Eick, John .,........ . ,.................., ...... 3 8, 65 Elder, Kathy ...............,...,...,.... 38, 68, 79 Elder, Susan . ,...... 30, 62, 66, 67, 78, 82, 83, 87, 94 Eller, Shirley ...., .........,...,.......,..,......... 3 8 Elton, Claudia ..... Elliott, John , ..,. . Ellis, William ..., 45, .... 68 58 52 Essick, Leroy ,.,......, 38 Evanich, Gary ...... ..,. 3 8, 90, 114 Evans, Curtis .,... .,....., 3 0, 105 Evans, Helen ..,.. .....,........ 3 8 Fankhauser, Mary ........................ . 15 Figley, Sam ..,.,..,....,.......,. 16, 68, 91, 116 Filliez, Jon ...... 38, 62, 64, 65, 69, 71, 105 Finefrock, David ..,.,............... 16, 80, 81, 105, 106, 116 Finefrock, Jim .............. 30,110,114,116 Fisher, Connie ......,....,..............,....,......,. 30 Fitzslminons, Wilda ........... ....,...... 3 8, 88 Foehrenbach, Kenny .... ............ 4 5 Foehrenbach, Sandra , ...., ........,.....,,. 3 8 Forester, Sandra ........ Francis, Mary .......,....r Frederick, James .... 38, 78, 92 38, 68 45. 69 v 92 71 Gallina, Robert ..,. ...........,... 4 3, 54, 115 Garner, David ..... ...,,.., 1 6, 69, 71, 73, 80, 81, 84, 85, 99, 110 Gassman, Doreen ......... Geiselman, James ,. ,,.. 67 . 38 George, Bonnie ..,......... 12, 16, 59, 76, 92, 97, 98, 100 George, Robert .,... - .,...,.,....,...... 45, 80 Gill, Linda .,...,..,......... 45, 78, 92 Grabe, Miss Jeanne ....... ..... 3 6, 55 Gray, Larry Green, Larry Green, Larry ........., Grim, Judy ..,............ , Grimes, Betty Lou Grimes, Sue .,..,....... Grimes, William .,... Gross, Mary Lou ..,, Guest, Paul ., ...... . Gurney, Carol ...... Guthrie, David ..... Haberland, Bill ...... Hafner, Betty ....,.... Hamilton, David ..,. Hammack, Carol .,.. Hanna, Larry ...,... 45, 65, 109, 118 26, 90, 91 45, 67 16, 90, 91 38, 90 16 45, 77 38, 69, 77 45, 69, 78, 92 35, 105 45, 68 45, 67,68 30, 63, 65,116 30,83 45, 67, 68,77 Hanson, Jack .......,..,,, .....,........,......,.. 3 8 Hardgrove, Gene ,.,,..,.,..,.......... 16, 84, 118 Hardgrove, Sandra ..........,. 38, 63, 67, 68. 70, 78, 92 Harsh, Betty ......,.... ,.,....... .... 4 5 , 92 Harsh, Cora ....., Harsh, Sue .,,..... Harsh, Vicki ...., Hart, Betty ..... Hart, James ...... Hart, Susan .....,.....,.., Harter, Charles ......... ,. Hartshorn, Marian ....,. Haught, Larry ....,...... Haught, Richard ,... 45, 69, 78 38 38, 68, 78, 92 38 , 88 , ........ ,...,. ....,.... 4 5 17 Harvey, Fred .,..... ..... 5 , 39, 69, 71, 74 Hawk, Jerry ......,., ...,.....,..,..,....,... 3 0 Hawkin, Bruce ..... ........,....,,. 1 7 Hawkins, John ..,.,... .,,.....,...,...,.. 4 5 Hawn, Karen ..,......... ........ 3 9, 62, 67 Hawn, Mrs. Leward .........,....,...,........,.. 93 V Haynam, Frank .,.............. 30, 80, 105, 116 Haynam, Harold ....,..,.. 17, 80, 81,87,118 90 91 Haynam, Jerry .........,. 39, , Haynam Sue, .............,.......,......,....,......., 39 Hazen, Miss Frances ...,..,..,.. 53, 55, 76, 95 Headley, Connie ......,.......,............... 39, 88 Hein, Judy ....,..., .... 1 7 78, 83, 87, 93, 94 Hein, Linda ..,....,,.....................,..,..., 39, 88 Hellyer, Ronald , ......... , ,...,. .,,.,.,,..., 1 7, 80 Henning, Joan ..... .............,....,....... 3 9, 67 Henry, Jerry ...........,,..........,,........... 45, 74 Henry, Jill ,,............ 5, Henson, Sandra . .,...... . Herrick, Brian .,....,..... Hershberger, Camilla Hetrick, Anna Mae ...,.. Heuer, Linda ,..., Hiddleson, Edith .... Hilliard, David .... 30, 71, 73, 76, 83 94 97 69, 77, . , 17, 83, 87, 93 36, 39, 69, 70, 71, 78, 82, 87, 92 31, 88 31, 88 45 . ,.... ,68 Hilliard, Gwendolyn Hillyer, Judy ....,..... Hilverding, Susan .. Hollender, Bill .......... tudent - Facult Index 17, 67, 83, 84, 85, 93, 94 Hollender, George .................. 31, 87, 116 Holmquist, Edward Hoopes, Barbara 36, 57 17, 69. 70, 84, 99 Hoopes, Mike, ..,....., ..,. 4 5,109,115,118 Hudy, Tom ........ Hull, Bruce .......... Hull, Gerri Kaye .... Hunston, Timmy .... Hunter, Robert , ..... . Hunter, Stanley ..,... Hutchison, Alan .... 31, 90,91 , ...,,.,.,.,..,.. 45, 65 45, 78 39, 63. 64, 65, 69, 71, 99 36, 39, 74, 80,82,105 Hutchison, Bill ....,...,.. Hutson, George ...,.....,........,.......,........... 45 Hutson, James ......,..., Hutter, Mary Lou ..... Leatherman, Sandra Lorey, Roger ......... Iddings, Dana G. .... . . ..,.. 18, 88 28. 53. 56 Kinney, Mary Louise .... 4, 39, 79, 92, 117 Kinsey, Barbara .. 67 Kinsey, Linda ..,,.. Kirsch, Richard Kiser, Polly ................, Knepper, Lorraine Knepper, Gerald . Knight, Connie .... Knight, Tom ..... Knudsen, Kristine Kocher, Carol ........ Kocher, Roger .... Krabill David .,.. Krabill James .,... Krabill Sharon ..,....,..,. Kroeber, Winfried Krumlauf, Ronald LaFever, Lowell .... Lamb, James ,........ Irwin, Jim ............ .,.... 9 0,91.105 Irwin, Linda ,. .,.. ........... ..... 3 1 . 62, 67 Irwin, Sally ......, .,...,...,............ 4 5, 77, 92 Irwin. Wayne . .,...,.,....... ....,.. . .. . 52 Isue, Loretta ....,..,.. 39, 63, 67, 68, 79, 87 Jackman, Wilbur .,............. .,..........,. . .. 58 Jackson, Allen .,................,.....,....... 39, 69 Jackson, David ................ ....,.... ..... 4 5 Jackson, Ellen ..,. 4, 18, 69, 73. 74, 76, 83. 85, 87, 93, 94, 96 Jackson, Miss Leatrice ............,... 43, 55 Johnson, Karen ,. ..,..,...... .... 4 5, 69, 88 Johnson, Patricia ..,...... .....,. 3 1 Johnson, Terry ...,... ...... 4 6. 68. 109 Jones, Cathy ....,.., 39. 79, 92 Jones, Connie ...... ............. 1 8. 68. 92 Jones, David ,....... ........,..,....,... 3 1, 116 Jones, Rachel ...... .,...,.........,......... 3 9 Judge, Debby .... .... 4 G, 67, 78, 92, 117 Kail, Forrest . ,... ..... . Kail, Forrest, Jr. .. ,Cora Louise .,..,. 31, 79, 83, 87, Kast, Miss Joyce ....... Karlen Kean, John ......,... Kellogg, Gary ...... Kellogg, Jack Kenny, Rodger ..... Kerr, Ronald ....... Kibler, Douglas ....., Kibler, Judy ..,..... Kibler, Kibler, Kidder Kidder Keith ..., 46 93 28, 57, 76 39 46 . ,...,..... .. 39 31, 116 46 39 31 Linda, ,...... ................... ....,. , 4 6 ,Jo Ann ......,..... 46, 67, 69, 78, 92 ,Susan ....., ..,...,,,....... 3 9, 78, 92 Lanham, Donna , ........,.. . Lantry, Mary Lou ., ...,.. . Lawther, Donald , ...,...... Lawther, Larry .. ..,.. 43 Lecorchick, VVilliam Lee, Ethel ,...,.,...,... Lewis, Jesse .........,.. Leyda, Dana ,.,., Leyda, Gary ,.......... 46, 62. .....,.,.,,.. 39, 69 . .,.... 31, 83,87 46, 78, 92 39, 92 31, 80, 105, 110 4, 36, 39, 69, 78, 92, 98, 117 18, 63, 67, 93 80, 105.114, 118 32, 79, 83, 87, 93 18, 62, 65, 68, 74, 84, 96 .,,..,,...,..,.. 19 32, 68, 71 5, 56, 69 19, 83, 92, 93 ,36, 58, 105,110 ,46, 109. 115, 118 , ..,........ 19, 83, 92,93 ,46, 109,115, 118 46, 115, 118 46, 68 Liber, Alfred ...,.,..,..,........ 39, 80, 105,118 Lippincott, Robert ....,. Lipscomb, Ha.rold .. Lipscomb, Joe .....,.. Locke, Dan .......,,.. 39, 65, 69 Locke, George ....,..,,...........,...,... 19, 69, Logan, Mrs. Zelma . Long, Cheryl ,...,.,.. . Long, Nancy .......,... Lowmiller, Linda 73 43, 55, 76, 83, 87 32, 74, 83, 86, 87 46 19 iiiQ 6's','4'7'i, 65Q ss Lowmiller, Nancey ..,.,.,...,. 32, 69. 71, 73, 79 83 92 Lutz, Dallas ..... Lutz, Malinda ..... Lutz, Mark ,.,....,...,.. Lynch, Carolee ..,...,..,,., 1 v 20. 59, 83. 84, 92 71 78, 92 39, 68, , 40, 74, 75, 80 46. 67. 69 , 78 Lyons, Terry ........ 20, 74, 84, 97, 105, 106 Lyons, Toby .....,...,.... 46, 90, 91, 109, 118 Madak, Jean ,....,. Mandich, Ellen ........... 32, 83, 92 Mandich, Shirley ........... .........,.,.,.,.,. 3 2 Marcinkowey, Bernard .,...,.... 28, 55, 105, 114, 116 Marckel, Sue ........,..........,..,..... 46, 68, 88 Marks, Bill ..,......... .,.,. 2 0, 69, 71, 73, 99 Marriner, Duane ., .... 20, 80, 105, 106 Marshall, Alice .........,. .........,........ 3 2, 78 Marteney, Charlotte ..........,. 40, 67, 88, 91 Martin, Bill , ...... . Martin, Nancy ........, Martin, Therese .,..... Masters, Dora ...,.. Mathis, Doris ..,. Mease, John ,...... Meese, Delores ...... Meihl, Roy ,...,.... Mick, Muriel ...... Mikes, David ......... Miller, Elizabeth .,.. Miller, Keith .......,. Miller, William ....... Minard, Camella ..... Mitchell, Norman ...... Molen, Lynn ..........., . Moore, Donald ............ Moore, Richard ..,....... tudent - Facult Index , .... , 46, 82, 118 46, 67 46 , ..,. 46, 88 20 32, 118 40, 67, 88 46, 65, 116 46, 69 32, 95, 110, 116 46, 88 28, 32 40. 82. 105. 118 4, 5, 20, 74, 80, 82, 84, 85, 94, 95 Morgenstern, Ray ........ 5, 32, 68, 73, 82, Morrison, Fletcher .... Morrison, Jerry . .. Morrison, Kenneth .,.. Morrison, Roger . .... Morrow, Gary ...... Morrow, John ..,.... .... Morrow, Linda 86, 99, 110, 114 57 40, 80 46 32 A A... I I . 86 .40, 74, 75, 77, 92 52 Mount, Dick ..,..., Mount, Dick Jr. Munk, Duane ..,...,, 20, 62, 63, 64, 65, 116 Murphy, Lee .......,... Murray, James ...... Murray, Mary Alice Myers, Darold ......... Myers, Denny .........., Myers, John ....... Myers, Mary ......,.. McArtor, Harry ....... McClellan, Connie McClester, Bernice McConnell, Diana McCoy, Elizabeth .... McDaniel, Ann .,........, McDaniel, Coralyce . McDonald, Geraldine McDonald, Mercede McDonald, Patricia McGary, McNutt, McNutt, McNutt, McNutt, Rebecca .... Hazel ...,..., Ira ............. Mike ..,....... Virginia Jo Nagey, Connie ...... :i'2', s6.''si,'i65.'411s ,, ...... , .....,....,...,. 40, 68 40, 105 46 67 40 40. 65 .32 40. 88 21 40, 68 28, 57, 88 ,...,.. ........... . . 40 46, 69, 71, 77 46 88 32, 67 .. 40, 92 ., ...,...,.. 21, 59, 83, 92 32, 83, 87 63 67 77 32, , , 46, 79 40,63 46. 90. 109, 118 Nesbitt, W. W. ..,.... . Neubecker, Louise ............ 46, 88, 91, 33, 69, 71, 92 40, 62, 67 43, 57, 90 92 Newcomer, Leonard .,...................... 40, 90 Newcomer, Rosie .,...,,..... ....... ..,.... 2 1 , 88 Nigro, Gary ..,...,...,...,... 21, 105, 106, 110, 112. 116 Niuman, Joan ,......,..................,. 21, 67, 88 Niuman, Nancy ...... 4, 21, 61, 92, 100, 117 Nolan, Tom ........................ ,.....,., ....,..... 4 0 Norton, Mary Ellen , ..,.... ,..,...... 2 1, 88, 89 Norton, Mickey .......... ........ 2 1, 88 Oakes, Noel ...,.. ..... 4 6, 109 Oakes, Orin .,.......... .......... 4 0, 105 Oakes, Stewart ...... ............. 3 3, 118 Obney, Gary ........... ...,.. 3 3, 80, 105 Obney, Judy ......,..........................,.. 40, 92 Osborne, Geraldine ..,..............,.. 46, 67, 74 Ossler, Anna. ..,....,.. 74, 76, 77, 92, 93 Paisley, Martha Palmer, Sharon ...... Patterson, Peggy ......,.. Pauldi ng, Haskell F. Paxton, Sandra .,,.... Pedro, Peron, Lorena ........ Linda ....... Perrine, Darlene .... Perrine, Georgia Peterson, Helen ..... Peterson, Judy ,,,..,. Petrarca, Joanne Petros, Frank ........ Petros, Louis ..,.... Phillips, Betty ..... Phillips, Patty . Phillips, Paul .,.,., Pietrafese, Rita ...,. Pitts, Larry .....,... Pitts, Sammy .... Plott, David ...... 4, Plott, Joe .......,.... Plott, Samuel ......... Polcyn, David ,....... Polen, Sam ........ 22 Potter, Brenda ..,,.. . Powell, Donald ...,,. Powell, Gerald ...... Powell, Paul ..,........ 33, 68, 77 46, 78 . .,.......... 46 , .,..,..,...,...... 52 22, 77, 92 46, 74, 33 67 88 , , 88 77 47, 67, 69, 47, 93 . 113 22, 85. 110 47. 82. 115, 118 22 ,92, 117 40. 78. 92, 115 47. 82,118 47, 78, 92,117 47, 64 40, 65 40, 62,65 47, 93, 109, 118 64, 65. 74. 75. 83 47 ..,ffff. 47 Powell, Ronald ....,....,,. ..... ,....,....... 4 7 , 90 Prendergast, Grace ................,............,,. 33 Price, Denny .... ......,. ...,. 4 1 . 63. 65, 116 Price, Sharyn ........ 41, 67, 74, 75 Proctor, Shirley ..., Proctor, Thomas ,... Pugh, Pugh. Beverly ........ Ronnie ...... Ramsier, Raymond Ramsier, Sandra .... Ray, Bernadine ...... Ray, Douglas ...... Reamer, Shane .,.. Reed, Donna ...., Reed, Edie .... Reed, Jayne ..,.... Reed, John ..... Reed, John ,..,. Reed, Mike ...,......,..,.. Reed. Sall1eJo ......... Reikowsky, Richard Rhodes, Joyce ........ Richardson, .Iohn Richardson, Karen . 47, 69, 77, 88 Richeson, Daniel .,..., 47, 79, 92 47, 69, 71 47, 109 ..., 22, 61, 78, 92 . ,..,. ..,...,.. 4 7, 78 47, 68, 115 .... , ..., 47, 92 47, 74, 92, 93 33, 83 47, 74.77. 93 41 ...,. 23, 80, 81, 84 33, 90, 105 tudent - Facult Index Richeson, Ronnie .......... Rittenhouse, Richard ..,. Roebuck, Carol .......,...... Roebuck, Robert ..,..... Royer, Tom ...,....... Rue, Maureen ..... Ruff, Janet ....... Salter, Sanor, Sanor, Raymond, Jr. .... , Dorothy ........... James ............ Sanor, Sandy ......, Sanor, Sarver, TOIH ........... Richard ............. Schaefer, Lee .. 47, 109. 115 .....,.... 65, 90 78, 92 23, 41 41, 92 47, 67, 68, 78 47 47, 90.105 41, 63, 65, 69 ............. .. 90 47 Sponseller, Leland Sprout, Jay ........... Stafford, Sue ..,..... Starkey, Connie .... Starkey, David ..... Starkey, Harold Starkey, Jerry Stevens, Ed ,.,,...,.. St. John, Robert St. John, Tammy .. Simmons, Carlene .. Schmachtenberger, Jean . 88 116 Schrader, Bill .........,....,. 41, Scott, Bill ............ , .,... 33. 105 Scott, Donald , ..... ................... 4 1, 68 Scott, Kathryn ....., ............,.... . . 23. 69 Scott, Shari . ,...,... 41, 68, 70, 78, 92 Seibel, Robert .....,......................,,.. 47, 109 Seibel, Ronald ................,....... 33. 105. 118 Severn, Sherry ,. 33, 62, 67, 78, 83, 86, 92 Shaffer, Doug ..,.........,......,.....,.............. 33 Shaffer, John ............,....,...,.. 5, 56, 69, 71 Shaffer, Joy ...........,.... ....,., . . ., 47, 69 Shaffer. Mrs. Norma .....,.., 43, 54, 85, 93 Sharp, Sandy ,... ..,.. Sharpnack, Jennie .. Shearer, Scott ......... Shields. Fred ......,.. Shirley. Elaine ..,.... Shive, Carol Shugerts, Russlyn ....... Simmons, LaVonne Simmons, Walter ..... Simms, David ........ Simms, Larry .,... ., Slates, David ....... Slider. Jack ,....,.,. Slingluff, Gary Smalley, Emily ,..... Smalley, Susan ...... Smith, Dean ......., Smith, James ...... Smith, James ...... Smith, Jimmie ...,. ...... Smith, LeRoy ..,.. Smith, Marion .... Smith, Sharon ..,.. Smith, Susan ....,. Smith, Wendell ..... Snode, Alan ........ Snyder, Dale .......... Snyder, Howard Snyder. Jackie ...... Snyder, Janice ....... Snyder, Marilyn ..... Soliday, Bonnie ....,... ., ....,...,........, 47 47, 77 41, 69, 74 47, 79. 92 . 33. 74. 75. 78. 83. 87, 92, 93, 94. 97 .. 36. 41, 80. 105. 110. 112, 118 .. 33. 80. 93. 105. 110. 113. 118 34, 83 34. 90. 91 43. 47. 109 41, 74, 78 34. 62, 67, 87 23, 62, 63, 65 43. 57, 90. 105 48, 109, 115, 116 80 34, 41, 78, 92 41. 67, 78 12, 54 48. 109 23, 90, 91 .. 34, 69 34, 83, 87, 88. Stoffer, Donna ...... Stough, Junior ...... Stowe, Barry ..,..... Stout, Ealeva .,..... Strachan, Sherilyn Stratton, Vickie .,.. Stucker, Mary Lou Stryffeler, Richard Summer, David ..., Sutherin, Glenn ..,. 48, 65 . 48, 69, 82. 98, 99 . 24, 83, 87, 93, 96 41, 82, 105 48, 65, 68 48, 90, 91. 109, 115 41, 67, 74, 105 ,. 48, 67 24, 85, 88, 93, 96 48, 90 48, 78 .34, 69, 71. 76, 78. 82, 83, 87. 92 24, 101 48, 88 . ...,..,...,.... 48 12, 56, 105 Sutton, Raymond ..,. ..,.,.,.........,...,...,.... 4 1 Swinehart, Bette .. Swinehart, Bill ..... , ...,.. 34. 79. 86, 87 .. 41, 110, 114, 118 Tarbet. Gay ,............,...... 41.63, 67, 68,92 Thompson, Connie Thompson, Mrs. Dorothy ....., . . 12. 54 Thompson, Robert ...........,..,, 24, 87, 94, 95 Tomlinson, Bonnie Kaye ., 24, 59, 76, 83, Totten, Cheryl ...... 92, 93, 97, 98,101 41 Totten, Marilyn ....,.,..,...,..,. 24, 83, 87, 92 Toussant, Larry ...... ...,...,...,........... 4 8 Treep, Bonnie ...... ..,...,...,......... 2 4 Treep, Elizabeth ..,.. ..,....,.. 3 4, 68, 73 Treep, Shirley ..,... ,......,........... 4 8, 68 Troyer, John ,. .,,. .................. . .. 48, 90 Trubee,Eldo11., ....... ...... 4 , 5. 24. 69. 73. 74, 75, 93, 96 Trubee, Mrs. Viola ..,.... ........... 3 6, 55 Turner, Linda ...... .......,. 4 8 Turpin, Barbara ., ...... 48 Unkefer, Greg ..,... Unkefer, Jim ,..,. Unkefer, Nancy ..,..... 4, 2 28, 34. 80, 82, 94, 105. 110. 114 5, 68, 71, 73, 76, 77, 82, 84, 87, 92, 93 Vandegrift, Darrell ...... Vandegrift, Earl ....... VanMeter, Charles ...,... 41, 105, 118 Spafford. Barbara ..,,... Sparks, Wayne ........ 94 88 34, 77 34 34 VanMeter, Gary ..... , ...,..,..,....,......,...,,..,,. 25 VanPelt, Roberta .... 34 69, 71, 73, 88, 91 Wachtel, Miss Irene ........ ,..,...,......., 3 6, 54 Wadsworth, Christine ..... ...,. 4 8, 68, 77 Wadsworth, Joe ............ .........,.. 3 4, 65 Wadsworth, Tom .. ,..... 41, 69, 74 tudent - Faeult Index Wadsworth, Vern ..,. ..... 4 8, 82, 109. 115 Waefler, Carol ..... ,. .... .. 34, 69, 73, 86, 92 Waefler, Doug ............ ..... 4 8, 68, 99, 115 Willison, Lee ..,....... ....... 4 8 Wilson, Elizabeth ..... .......... 4 2 Wilson, Nelson ., ..... ........ ...... 4 8 , 90 Wilson, Susan , ..,.. ...,,..,,.,...,.......,...,.,.,. 3 5 Wilson Velma ......,...,.......,..,.......,......, .. 48 Wilson, Winnie ........ 4, 28, 35, 66, 67, 76, 79, 86, 87, 92, 101, 117 Winrod, David ......,................. 25, 80, 81 Winrod, Janet .....,.......,...... 48, 68, 78, 117 Witherspoon, Charles ...... 42, 80, 105, 118 Witherspoon, Randy .............. 48, 109, 118 Wagner, Donald C. .... ..............,...,...... 5 2 Wagner, Karen ........ ...,.. 4 2, 63, 67, 68 Walker, John .,....,. ,. .,.........,.. , 48, 69 Walker, Judy ..... ........ 2 5, 68, 87,96 Waller, Dave ......... ..... 4 8, 109, 115, 118 Waller, Jim ....... ,..... ..... ,... ......... ,....., . . . 2 5 Walter, Marilyn ..,... ,...,...,....,.,.. 2 5, 68 Waltz, Fred .........., ........,. 4 2, 90, 91 Ward, Lynette .,.. , ...... 48, 69, 70, 78 Waseman, John .... . .,...,..,.... 42 Waseman, Jeff ........, ...... 4 8, 115 Wasema.n, Nancy .... . ..,...,... 42 XVatts, Rose .,........ ......... 4 2 Watts, Tom .....,.. ..,.....,.. 4 8 Waugh, Evelyn , ....... . ...........,. 42, 88 Waugh, Wilma ...,,...,........,...... 25, 88, 91 Weaver, Mary Ellen ..,.,.....,. 25, 77, 88, 91 Weekley, Reaha ,...,..,,. ..,...,...,....,...,. , 34 Weikert, Diane ........ .......,.,.,. 4 2, 78 Welch, Leonard ., ..... ....,. 5 6, 64, 66 Wheatley, Charles .....,...,. .....,....,...... 4 8 Whiteleather, Glenn ,.... ..... , ..,,......... 4 8 Wickersham, Margaret .....,. ..,.. 4 2, 88 Wickersham, Ruby .,..................,...,...,... 48 Wiley, Cherry ...........,,...,..,.......,............ 48 Willett, Ron ,. ..,....... 48, 62, 64, 65, 69, 74 Willis, Denny ..... , .... . 48, 69, 71 Willis, Don ...,.,. .... 5 , 34, 68, 73, 83, 86 Willis, Sherry .... ...................,..., 4 2, 88 VVillison, Frank .... ,,....,......,........ ...,. 4 8 Wolf, Carolyn ............ ..........,.,,. .... 4 2 , 77 Wunderle, Janet Wunderle, Robert ...... Yacklin, William .. Yeagley, Albert ,.., Yeagley, Daun ...,.. Yeagley, Mary Ann Young, Richard .... Zaugg, Nancy Zeedrich, Joe , ....... Zimmer, Howard .. .. ,.., 5, 26, 35, 63, 66, 67, 69, 73 12, 80, 82, 85, 105, 106, 110, 112 49, 68 73 35, 69, 71, 68 49, 67, , 78 26 43, 48, 78 . .,...,...,.... 90 48, 90 48 Zimmerman, Wayne ..,. . ..,,..,.. ueen Crowned At Annual May Day Pageant MAY DAY 1962 Attendants-1LeftJ Winnie Wilson, Mary Jane Blanc, Vickie Stratton, Goddess of Minerva, Bonnie George, Queen, Nancy Niumang Bonnie Tomlinson, Carol Burrows, and Doris Clapper. Flower Girls and Crown Bearers-fLeftJ Michele Keppler, Michele Strabley, Brad Van Fossen Scott Miller, Connic Dowling, and Sharlee Elliott. 150 dvertising Index B 85 B Drive In ......,.... .,.... 1 32 B 81 H Machine Inc. ........... ...... 1 37 Bartley Funeral Home ..,...,...,.. ..,... 1 32 Baxter, Donald J., Insurance .,,., ..,... 1 37 Baxter, J. C. Co. ......,..,........,... ...... 1 31 Betty's Beauty Shop ........... . ...,, 124 Big Oak Miniature Golf . ,... ..,... 1 35 Boerner Printing Co. .........,.... .,.... 1 35 Breez-Way Drive In .........,...,... ,..... 1 31 Brown's Flower 85 Gift Shop ..... .,.... 1 29 Brown, W. Ray, Insurance ...... .,,... 1 23 C 8: E Accounting . ............,,.., ...... 1 27 C 8: O Distributing Company ..,., ...... 1 38 Campbell's Sohio Station ........ ..,., 1 38 Canton College Inc. .....,...,..., ...... 1 34 Conn's Barber Shop .,.........,,..,,., ...,. 1 37 W. H. Cox 8: Son Lumber Co. ...... ..,... 1 26 Cross Drug Co. .......,...,.,......,,... ...... 1 25 Crowl Lumber Co., Inc. ..... 137 D 81 E Fine Fabrics .. .,.... ..,,. 1 31 Dairy Queen Store ....... ...... 1 26 Davison's News ...... 123 Denny's Market ...... ...,.. 1 31 Dillon Drug .......... . .,.,........,...... ,...,. 1 23 Drive In Cleaners . ...,................,. ..... 1 37 Dutch Maid - Fine Pastries .....,.. ..... 1 38 East Lincoln Way Barber Shop ...,.....,. 138 East Rochester Auto Co. ............,. ..... 1 30 East Rochester Hardware ,... ..... 1 38 Eh Bono Restaurant ........... 138 Ewing, George, E., M. D. ..... 139 Esquire Barber Shop .,....... 135 Fair Store ..,.....,.........,..,.. ..,.. 1 32 Filliez, Bob, Plumbing and Heating ...............,................. 134 First National Bank of Canton ....,..,,... 134 Garee Scotts ........,..,,........,...,........ . ..... 133 Gassman Electric ..,..................,. ...... 1 37 General Color 8: Chemical Co. ............ 125 Glaus Brothers .....,......,...,......,.........,.., 131 Good Roads Machinery Corporation 126 Gotschall-Hutchison Funeral Home ..... 135 Gotschall's Jewelry ,....... .. ...,.......,,...... 129 Grunder, J. A. ....,..,.,... 137 Guthrie, Robert E. .......,....... ....,. 1 24 Hahn 84 Co. ..........,................. 129 Harsh Billiards and Lunch .....,. ..,.. 1 27 Harsh, Gilbert W., Insurance ...,.. ...., 1 24 Hart Drug .....,...,........,.,...,..,..., ..... 1 26 Hart, Ed ..........,......... 130 Haynan1's Garage ......... 127 Helen's Beauty Shop ...... ...,.. 1 38 Henri's Shoppe ......,...,.. 137 Hines, Robert, M. D. ...... ..,... 1 39 Isaly's .............,............ . .... . . ..... 132 Jamison, Fred M., O. D, ..... ...... 1 39 Kishman's IGA .............. ...... 1 28 Kleeson's ............................. 137 Klippert's Variety Store ..... 125 Kolcast Industries ............. 136 Kopp Clay Co. ...... ,......... ..... 1 2 8 Latta Brothers ............. ..... 1 25 Lee Ann's Pizza Shop ...... ...... 1 38 Lieberman, J. L., O. D. ...,, . Lincoln Dairy ................. Lippincott's Dairy .,... Long's Dry Goods ....,.,. Loudon Motor Sales ....... Mallernee Oldsmobile ,.... Marie's and Edith's . ........ . McArtor Food Market .. ....... .. Meese Market 81 Grocery ..... Merle Norman Cosmetics ..... Minerva Banking Co., Minerva Bowl ..............,..... Minerva Dairy Inc. ,...,...... . Minerva Dining Room ...... Minerva Hardware ,........ Minerva Hotel ................. Minerva Milling Co. . ...,.. . Minerva Nursing Home . ..... Minerva Protane .............. Minerva Roxy Theatre ....., Minerva Skating Rink .. .... Minerva Wax Paper Co. Monarch Products Co. ..... . Moore, John L., D. D. S. ..,..... .. Northern Engraving Co. ........... . Odd Penny Department Store Oscar's Furniture ..............,....... Ossler, Chuck, Electric ......... Petros, Louis, Sons Inc. Polen's Press Shop ......... Purity Dairy .,,...,......... Raley, Ed ..........,...... Ray Oil Company Reed's Texaco . ...... .. ........ Russell Jewelers .................. Schory's Clothing ...............,,.. Snively. John M., D. D. S. Stafford, Donald H. ......... . Standard Oil Station ..... Star Motel ............................ Stern and Mann Co. .............. . Sugar 82 Spice Delicatessen ...... Super Value Discount Center . .,... T 82 E Chevrolet ..................... Timken Roller Bearing Co, Troup 8: Pluto .....................,...... Truby Landscaping Co. .........,... . United Counties Savings 85 Loan Company .....,........................ Unkefer, Harry, Sales 85 Service Van's Boat Shop ......................,... Vandegr1ft's ............,................... Vic Rogers Orchestra ..........,....... Wadsworth Plumbing 84 Heating Inc. . .................,...,............. .. Walter, Donald E. .......,,...,........ . Weir, Samuel L., M. D. ..... . Whiteleather, P. S., M. D. .... . White Spot Service Station ...... Wl1SOH,S Bakery ..,.................. Wolf, Tom R., D. D. S. ..... . 139 133 136 132 132 137 131 134 138 137 130 129 136 137 127 138 129 137 137 137 128 124 137 139 135 137 123 129 129 126 134 124 128 133 136 127 139 133 130 137 123 136 130 128 122 135 137 132 133 133 124 123 127 127 139 139 137 131 139


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