Norton High School - Nortonian Yearbook (Norton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

, , - 1- 9x I r rx 4 x . 1 H 0 0 97 Ihelr paths are dreafn-hegulled Foreward e 19 de 1 te a se who ha ared emories roughout our at Nort at in yea to come IS k the rea exciting no alwa s pleasan but alwa s interesting activities that characterized r dent 11 have many memori class s udy halls crow e loc ers long lunc ines tournaments trophies assembl es ances ays an programs but our fond memories f all are of the frien made ny of se fr e hips lasting many others will prove temporary we o our var o wa s b as we lo e aces an nam depicted here l remem ce e shar o ooks r lunc our t oughts our opes our drea 7 We, th senior class of 52, d'- ca this book to 11 tho ve sh our experiences and m th years on. It is our hope th rs th' boo will enable der to re- live for a moment some of the various, . 15 Y t . .Y ou stu fe. We es---of es, t , d d k , h 1 , , ' , 1 , d , p1 , d -- - est o ds we . Ma the i nds ' will be 85 8 1 us y , ut ok at th f d es , we '11 ber that on w ed ur b , ou hes, h , h , and ms. semoe CLASS 1952 Hdltllr joqce todd llllS Illgl' frances llpovac IHI NIIIHIINIAN Presented bg of ..J '!!:3lk QM 9 ' li Admumstratlon 1' and Facultq X 5. A 4 ' 9 AWK ii, L H. rv' ,H nlv' I ,bf 5' 411' I V o F , ' , 'Q XA, ' K i L , ., . ,. Aa . , P' I 15' L ' G ,- A 5' , ! ,' '51 ' - 'f FE. I . , N f ? 4 I i 1 . ,a Q 1 , I . A 'G -a -I Q . 'U , , N A if 2 I A I JS I s 5 J . I 3 ,.,,.. its MW ff in l .,.,,f. I ,qsftm M: V ..A ' 3 4' I R ,ff ,P . Ill ' 1 1. 5 m1d the confusion of ' es sem W1 e see r a es or you had better chec w t Hr Gaf a your dance date w111 have to be postponed someone already has the gym that night you only have S25 1D your treasury no the 0 ou ought you ad the reason tha room d is b use e w 1S blowing from that d1rect1on 0 course 1 can get you a Scho1arsh1D7our adm1n1strators manage to keep Norton runn1ng smoothly and w1th the 1nt8FBStS of the students at heart Our faculty is never too busy with their t88Ch1Hg loads and extra curricular activ1t1es to listen to our problems n p1ng us gr0W D fl '4l9e'K 'ki' 41'-vw Arthur Gaffga W Harold Gates I fa ol , : XX 6 'A' NY .as my '11 b at 1130: go M . G t ,. k 1 h . fg 3 z S25 y th ' h : t is col eca th ind ' ' ' ' Q f . ' To these, our friends, we express our appreciation for . el ' U - . gig i 4 - V , . K Q 1 '-f -6-' I I I lf .4 f, Tin 'rl' U 9P'n,S ,JQQ pl - Q 'V qrvy 'din Ml- arf' -r 4 ' kvelyn mller Engllsh Phys Ed N A Mount Un1on Akron Un1V8FS1ty SENIOP f Anton Prasher Phys Ed He1delberg Paul S Smxth Econ Bookeeplng S of Bus Ed S of d 0h1o St Kent St Anna Coates Vocal Music Slippery Rock State Frank Hanson chemistry Physics 'Wg ,Q-. Gen Science 1D Akron Un1vers1ty ADV ISORS L Myra ood Engllsh A 1U Akron Un1vers1ty James Bebout Typlng Shorthand Oberlin College Ashland College W1lm1ngton College ohio State Arden J Yockey 'Trn- 'D- YMQ, dr USIC M au' Kent State Teachers College 7 .L :rv Nh iw vv' Grace Houser C I Bur on Latin English lech Dug lath B S d B A llanchester Col Y Indiana Univ Kent State Charles EVHDS Raymond Schultz N .fi Algebfi History af, Penn State Heidle , lestminster C01 beg-g Iisconsin Akron Univ mwah WWE ASX 'incl Harlln J Fry Europe Panteli Health Coach English B S Ed B S Ed Ohio State Kent State 15' 43 ' Faith Sherman Harley Givler ,,, .. Hole Ec Govern Pysch ou' dn, 3 S d Akron U B A Adrian College 1' Kent Stn, Univ of Michigan 8 9 l ' 0 fa' 2 U 1 l 'N . 5: 'gn Zella Boedicke ff Art cf j5o6JL.59 GLA 'IBF an .K --K lary Slanovec Office Mamtenance Staff Roselary linor Office EY FEED EAN UP AFTER THEY KEEP E MACHINERY OIL T EY BRIGHTEN OUR DA S TH R SMIL WITHOUT THEM WE WOULD HAVE TO CLOSE DOWN 1119 9 Aff!!! I an fly , f, I 5 , ' ' f y O I I .L , 5 .A . un. 'rf'--vs ' 'M' I I. HV a O TH us - - CL E us - - IH ED - - H Y . wa THEI ES - - - x V. Q , x?g - lf., . I Tqpucal Dag Typlcal of the three hundred and fifty students who spend most of thelr waklng hours at Norton are the senlors depicted here Arrlvlng on crowded school busses they are ced with the task of getting all helr be ong gs Inadequate locker space this can only be accomplished after months of practice of slamming the door wlthout leaving a thumb alongside ones gym shoes and Ink bottle There are the mad dashes from class to locker to class durlng three mlnute Intervals there are the classes themselves necessary interruptions to pleasant conversa Ions and aCtlVltl6S There are t e noon erlods S VIVAL OF THE FITTEST battle for a place In Inne interminable walt a quick lunch and a hotly contested game In the gym There are the frequent stops at he d nklng fountalns lcold water only at the one by he otflcel followed by a study hall where some study studies and some study students and some There IS a hasty meeting with friends ID the lower hall shouted GOODNIGHTS and a rude home on an overcrowded bus 10 rt ,Y W X Q' 7 1'2 -'5-' QIKYNQGS SWG uorro The direction in union f'q education starts a lan 1111 de terline his future life FLOIER Red and white roses COLORS Scarlet and gray layne Pressler Pres W F QT 38 Q44 Eugene gorgn lary Sll1DO Robert Cunninghal V Pr., S9 Trees WM 05, 5,411 ,WW IOR W A w , T THERS TO A A 5 OR ROA THE HA L THE Mo ENDS CA , MONEY CLOTHES, AND NG ABO S AND CARE HIS TE CH , THE woR s PARE , YOUNG Asso ATES THE woR . 12 0 X 'LV I 7 jj I 4 F. L gf' , -f I . - Q- 1. ' , , . A O ,f,., 6, X I ,4 ,,. . SEN IS THE TERM GIVEN TO A STUDENT HO IS TARDY AT KEAST TWO DAYS EEK LEAVES ON HE FIRST BELL AT NIGHT, cRowoS IN LUNCH LINE IF HE BO EAT T LL, INHABITS ROOM 5 MS L , STUDIES THE LEAST AND GRIPES ST, SP HIS TIME THINKING ABOUT RS , THE OPPOSITE SEX, BUT TALKI UT HI CHOICE OF A COLLEGE ER. HE IS THE DESPAIR OF A ERS RY OF HI NTS THE ENVY OF HIS ER CI- , AND THE HOPE OF LO 35 74 -'E' WVU' ,J Mum' 41,1 'UP n af l KK Cv E1 ine B , 'O' x V 1 ' f x aret A d s vw Lu 'lle Baker Bo nie Barnes - ,gl N Y Q l, Me. nn Benchot ,Nj isa., W wif v A J t Bid'n er :5 'E 13 a a ,,Q Ufnfna, lilwic, Wwe Q-of d U '38 4 X1--nv a W' Qcf4fWwCf9 fi lihfgx 'F'-'r Q' 4 W 11 y 415 '11, 73 21. 2 -Q f-66: DMJWMMMW W H I' all? Joan Herrin f . 5l. y '77 Martha Hutchinson C0553 AD fy VF K 1 1 4,,w' erence Irish M' gg JIM '? anet Keeling May Keener 16 lf V 'Sy 'J . 17 , Q H 0 9 i f .:.jZ . YH 1-in '5 , xi:f3,.- '- J i -4 J . ' ,' ,H . ' , 3 :sq .- W 1 -m -1 --'fx . ' , if fTPf.j+ George Krska QIDV' James Lino riff A Frances Lipovac ff! inf Donald Martin ik. 92 1I h Glenn 11 0 U Wwe i it-4 Nur Joseph Lloyd Sally lorriaon F' ..., 4. ...Z Glen M sl y Barbar Nivens 2:5 QM 3-Sr John Norma 6 Z 5... V ry Obre Richard Orendas 18 AV, lawj Jlhiymo '25 'QQ Eleanor Peli 55' 'QIU' 1'.l b Harry Reinhold Robert Ries Steve Sabo Qfgf' 19 Lawrence Rebman Q4 fffa 93,9-leafy ll 1 ,,, 'WR f ' Wilmet Saenger Karl Saub r 'if' lips Vonna Steele ,AWA ..,, My 'S' Sharlene Steigner Thomas Streitenberger J7 1 20 A05 f Of 'IP Odnmxu, :u3kN'HNJ Aw 125 14 7 W ax 14 WWW at anc e To aw I' ell' ws ' 1 T' ,Q 5 'I pf ' I 'yifxr X 1, M, ' Agzfrrdf . Peggy Welch Phylli Iheeler S JW Loretta White Gui 943 Q.. sf '- '4:': '7 154. Q, Nine! 'inllef lildred Yrjana I S , ' f ' N - W 0169 .52 . wll? ' 4 Aj Jfv . A x 3 A 4 Q ,Q b P x X 22 Jsfefih . ,MJ R WWKQ .4 Underclassmen flier Row Mrs Good N Benson S B1tt1ng L Adam1ch M Freno B Slanovec S Lees Dye L Cross M Rambo Mr Prasher Row Randolph B Bolyard J Earnest N Molnar 1 Rltzman L Arnott Maddox S M111er B Momchilov N Klosterman C Jackson G Hodges Thomas B GBJOUSKI M Tilson Row k W ser C Haag D Ske o E Ondo K James R Kocher C Sny er Flickxnger R Davis F Alkyer D Suloff R Culp R Gandee Row Crawford D Rex R Utz J Ingersoll R George J Starcher R Holder baum D Tomblin D Brown H Adams R Leatherman R MBCKIH N Douglas R Easter11ng T McPherson UllIOI'S Engrossed in selllng every thing from watered down coffee to second hand pencxls JUDIOTS nd very 1 tle t1me to c centrate on becoming SBHIOTS nAsncn ADVISOR Mes ooo Aovuson e Junior ear yea activities of work1ng and plan ning of meetings and committees MoLNAR Sec Fauna Pa an above all the year of he Prom It is the glorious year between the ignominy of soph omores and the responsib111ty of seniors M TILS N TREAS R EATHERMAN PRES 24 1 - . , . , . ' ' , . ' , . , . , . , C. , . , . , . . 2 - M. , . , . , . , H. ' , . , G- . - ' . . - . - . - . L. , . ' Q . . 3 - R F01 , . 0 , . , . 11, . , . , . , . d , J. ' . . , . , . , . , . . 4 - J. , . , . , . , . , . , . - I I fi it ' on- ' Mn. P . - . G , Th ' y is a r of . - 0 . . - L . . ' , N , . - R J E. V ES. d , --T , A J, . , 4 ' R T Q si? , ' M . T p fl - 3 oi , K A . 5 X 2 ' L Q- ' f D BO 5 ROW I W LLOYD F WHITE w KENNEDY D IMMLER T HUTCHINSON J GREENE L SAENGER D THOMAS A KRSKA J LANCE E WAYHEY F LLOYD R KISOR V DANKO Row 2 L NEITZ G STARR OBERTS G REX K RU R STAN A WASIL J ALLMAN w WINE K GUTHERY HAYNES ROW 3 D SAYLOR F WHEELER L BLAIR M DIMITROFF R BOWMAN D LONG J COLE A BALLARD R TEKAUCIC w wonov R CSUHTA J Musnus R w 4 w wAsIL D SMITH B NEWMAN w RANDOLPH J SUSONG P KUIVINEN T ANDERSON S FUDALA J LEIOY LS RON I A TER M L CAMPBELL w WHITEO P PARTRIDGE A PIKLA K AMES D HARRIS M L MAYOR N NEIBERRY D MONG S THOMPSON S VAN HYNING V RINEHART Row 2 D WILMOTH D NEAL R WALTERS FAIRBEE SEIBERLING M HANNAH L M KLASE S POWELL J WALLBROUN T ELLIS E STEFANEK HINKLE SIDVELL S LP J TILSON M CHARD R w 4 P BOYES A WISE A LINDH J GROOM B THAY R C ANDERSON S REIS B ONOO J YOUNG E BENCHOT S DARMSYADT D DENNING M SHOLLEY A HOLBROOK Sophomores new sweaters and new respons1b111ties important year of preparin r e wh ch fa upperclassmen 25 W T Y- -' . . . . . . - B R n . .. E NITZ: NION: PER. I . . . T . . . . GIR - - P H R . J I LER. H . . 1 - ' . . L I . J HOLDBROOK. B LOTT. B INGERSOLL. E BAKER. J HAVKEY. A LYDIC. C PFOUTS Row 3- J LEWIS, L . . . . . . . J . J . CU . . L E . O - , ' , , . E . - - - - 4 ' iD . . . . 'si I ,I ,Q 2 ,:,. . I A E ry V - 4 , . An 'B fo th duties 1 re ,far freshmen lr. Evans, lrs.HouseL lr,Burton - Advisors E,R1tzlan, Pres. J, llsrtin, Tress. C.Schackol, V,Pres. A D.Swa1no, Sec. As A CLASS,FRESHMEN ARE A CONGLOMERATION OF NOISY RESTLESS, BEWILDERED LITTLE GREMLINS TO WHOM SCHOOL IS AN EXCITING,IF SOMEWHAT POINTLESS,EXPERIENCE V UALS THEY ARE I L, ENTHU I S C AND FASCINATING ADDITIONS TO OUR STUDENT BODY 0 1 ,SP 26 lf!-N ft' 55' I gg! ' E Q00 T1v'g'Y6' . L . V ,..- Jug' 7 Q ,f Q f if u5V ' , ' Z xt ' 'A Q '1 Qi L -:P f .. A P w 0 . 11 7 ,- ,. 4, . A ,Y Q X, Q 3 ' -2 , V 'uf N lx W - . -, x 1 X I 4 ,, s. 5 .ff I f' Qfkvalxlf If , i Y Q A Q ' A W . ! ' ! L. Q, A 6 93 T J-Q - Y 4, y 7 M N , ,A Q X qv f f X J 'Yo The br HI Y meetings are attended by the Junlor and Sensor boys who wlsh to create, maintain and extend throughout the home school, and communlty hugh standards of Chrlstlan Character A llnated wlth the world wide Y M C A these bo s sponser varlous functions to elp with the Y's extenslve work Annual events eagerly looked forward to by the entire student body are the square dances and the maple sugar hnke ln the sprung ARDI TREAS G HARDGROVE CHAPLIN PRASHER ADVISOR .M I ,Jr , -1 ASTERLING CE PR if Pnzs 28 he Sf. I . . . , . I I ff' ' ' ' . . . . y il ' . K H Nc. 'i JT K Snussn. SEC. my MR . X, n' df ' ' I ' r I f. x R E . vu ss. - I E ' R Etv. , A T AMBO N BENSON TTI LANOVEC E D G000 J TODD WAINO M UTCHINS N N TURM N VENS TElGN M ANDERSON ARNES BRE ENCH N MOLNAR M lTzM N RNOTT Aooox Ml HGMAS DAMI H WILS HI INKL M UTLER AREY ARNE S MORRIS N AK M TlLs N G HODGES ACKSON EEN MOMCHILOV N KLOSTERMAN OLYARD C DYE C0mHUn1ty, h1gh standards of Chr1stian character The club at Norton sponsors a1tru1st1c progects such as donat1ng Chr1stmas bGSk9tS5 contr1but1ng to World Servlce, and the 1mprovenent of Camp Jody and Camp Nelson Dodd Among the soc1a1 act1v1t1es of the club are box soc1a1s, square dances, a mother daughter banquet, and the 111111111 Chnstmus Formal s rl-In PELI SEC J TODD CHAPLAIN NIVE TnEAs B MOMCHILOV V PRES S STEIGN R PRES SS PANTEL ADVISOR N L I - M R . . S BI NG. B S . S L ES. . . P S . H 0 . S . B I . S S ER. . B B . E AN- 2 - M A B or. . R A . L A . G M . S LLER. L T . L A c . D oN. L w TE. N w ER. B . E PE' 3 - s G .J E sr. o . LB En. o. , C J . M K ER. B . , B B , , Purgose -- To extend throughout the hone, school, and 0 o f, I: .. 'VW . Z - Q 'ref E. - . , 1 ' 3, - 2 av B NS - 5 A f, EQ E - .X V A MI I E 4 L - v' Row HELLER HUTCHINSON Anno RITZMAN ox F WHI E Ro' 'MMLER C SCHACKOV DOUGLAS I T HUTCHINSON GREENE AENGER MuMcHu.0v J LARIMORE ROI OBERTS EIMAN IVIN N NEI SK R STAMPER HAYNES S FUOALA OIMAN LA RENNER J RICHMOND TARR M DIMITROFF E BOYS' A GROUP FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE BOYS UNDER THE LEAOERSHIPOF MR BURTONWHOHAVEBANDED TOGETHER FOR GOOD FELLOWSHIP Ano GOOO MES EIR I-MONTHLY MEETIN HAYNES--SEC. HUTCHlNSON--PRES- EIIAN PRES. KUIVIN --TREAs. MR BURTON--Aovlson AENGER'-SOCIAL CHAIRMAN 5 30 R w I Lovo LA YERS REITENSTI ox C BAUN F CERNE nENoAs BERGDORF wnlrx YRD OLLIN K Bvan Row 2 MERCHANT IE M RECKA ARTER ILL P PARTnlueE K AMES vo HoMPsoN AWKEY OMG TUMP MAYER V PALME Row CHLAUCH ILMOTH ARTENSTINE ALTERS Alas HOLD BROOK UTNEY ARTIN OTT B lNGERsoLL AKER J TlLs N S CULP BURNLEY D GERHARDT ROI 4 B EATHERMAN ADY MAonox Lfylg BERL ANNAH LAsE OWELL WALLBROUN BAKER SWAINO INK TEFANEK EMNING AR A ons R Gleson Row HAYER NDERSON E NDO OUNG ENCHOT BROWN M G ASK' S RICHARDSON The Jr Tri Hi Y is established with the same purpose and aim aS the senior group It consists of members of the sophomore and freshman classes who join together for goou times and fellowship as well as the more serious objective of serving the school and community This year the club sold towels and book covers to finance such projects as sending representatives to Camp Nelson Dodd sending Thanssgiving baskets to the poor, and sponsoring weiner roasts and skating parties for club members and guests lr tr -Iu- MRS HOUSER ADVISOR B STUMP PRE SEIBERLI CHAPLAIN O S POWELL SOCIAL CHAIRMAN J GROOM SEC M HANNA PRES EI SEIBERL TREAS M O - R L . P B IR. P M . R B NE. M C . H 0 . S . HE EN. J B . N C S. . - D - M D H . J F . P H . J M ER. . - A L IC. S T . J H . D M . B S . A T . R. 3 ' J S . D W . C H . R W . L F EE. J ' . J P . J M . B L . . E B . O , B . 4 ' L . B L . M . J , L SEI ING. M H . L K . S P . J . L .D' J H LE. E S . D D . M S K . B L . . 5 - C GRABER. C SMITH. B SEIBERLING. E ELY. G ME1'1.A Llunn. G BOIMANJJ Gnoou. B T . C A . S R IS. B 0 . J Y . E B . P . OM- B I . l O 0 Q . I ,ET h,.. . A, 7 5 . - v. s. 4, fl ' - 'f R NG - I f Q A V L 'N M W f f Q ' f-7 1., -1 I W Hn., -iv , -, A ,. -, -, .,.--.i -..fl 9 ll rf' J L M 4a-. :zz 1-H STREITENBERGE TODD VERTISING M AGER EDI R C PUBLI TY MANAG B SINESS MANAGER MORAN STEIGNER SALES MANAGER PHOTO Eglron The Boosters Club 13 the largest at Norton H1gh S1nce 1tS purpose 18 to g1ve lCt1VC support to the ath1et1c teams represent1ng the Panthers, 1ts nembersh1p cons1ste of a loyal and sp1r1ted group of students The club sponsors enterta1nments, dances, and pep rall1es The Boosters purchase cheer leaders' un1forms and other needed equ1pnent and annually take charge of Homecom1ng act1v1t1es masters W SAENGER PRES M HUTCHINSON Sec RY ADVISOR G MADDOX TRIA W DALLAS V PRES M 1 l 3 hllllk - 4V Ax.rL, lx . -, '. i -rfb Z1 actin ,, X .. 1 M -7 U-, f , 'gfrakjf t A T R. J . AD AN T0 -lN- HIEF K HARDING. F LlPovAC. Cl ER U G - S . W' W-5 I Q - uf fb .4 I lg. K' ' 4332? . 1 1:5 Q. - . MR. F - . Q ' I B8 BTS lll? ILSON SEC RAMBO PRES EES TREA MOSLEY PRES Newly organszed this year the JESTERS ns made up of those students In the upper three grades who are enterested In dramatlcs The purpose of the club IS to stlmulatelntenzied an dramatic functions oy guvlng the members an opportunity to D5VtlC'D3t6 In all phases of dramatlcs such as staging make up and acting The club sponsored a one act play THE VALIANT which s Qlven A 33 51? X u 4 gf TYJA J Norman E Ondo D Smith W Wasil M Butler .Q I B Barnes J Schlauch B Lady G Hodges J Young xi M Rambo- Trea G Miller Pres R Walters Sec ul student nnnnnn D Student Council ns made up of elected representatives from the VaI lOUS homerooms They act as 3, body through whlch students may present Ideas and wushes to the admin lstratlon As a result of their actlvlty changes have been made In the schedule of the high school and In methods of selecting cheerleaders The council also has sponsored clean up programs and courtesy weeks, as well as making It posslble for students who bring their lunches to purchase Vembers of the Honor SOC18ty are chosen by a vote of the faculty on the basls of scho1arsh1p, leadershlp, character and servlce Members of the soclety must malntaln an erage of 90 1n academlc work hnnnr snnlet G Hardgrove W Pressler I., D Hamilton Q N Sturm Il .v P Swaino F Lipovac Mr Gaffga Adv il' 34 . - R C - V P ' I milk. ' . . . , . . . . . av- O K. Sauber A l - 11, .. 1 - 1 I ,X a. . f.. L S I ? n ' ' f Q, G l - - . hr 5 , r. gg . . ,- - ' n f' f 1 A t 116 - I xlib C' , '.- ' l C ff? If Bebout- Advisor F Lipovac M A Benchot J Keeling M Keener D Wilson E Brean M A obreza Mr Smlth Adv D Martin V Pres G Mosleyf Pres J Bldinger Sec P Wheeler Rep 7 1' blf ' ' rg iv-1' 5551 L A IS short for Future Lsuslness Leaders of America how In nts ard year at Norton, It Includes 66 members The alm of this organlzatnon IS to promote a wider knowledge of business standards and ouallflcatlons among Its members The only quallflcatuon for membershnp IS one commercial subject outstandung for if APG JUS 6 BERNADINE MOMCHILOV JOYCE TODD T SWAINO V106 PICS esident of e Citizenship Contest Summit coun H1 Y Counci1,Barberton Winner nior Tllberculog Area Board 35 V L ' 'S s Q ' 4- - , . d K . I - , 4 ' , ' . - QP 4 ef J' be. ' ' - .io Iwo I0 all F. B. . . ' ' . 3 . . , . . , U y A , 94' I Q, ' I 'fri I ,av . , D. A. R. PA , - Pr th Tri- of the ty ' . Ju is Instrumental mus1c study begins 1U the schools of Norton wnshlp 1U th fourth gra oon student completed thebeglnner S course IH mus1c he or she becomes a member of theJun1or band S udents are admltted to he gh School Band when hey a pass e Flgl entrance requ1rements ID order to quallfy for magorettes in the marchlng band a student must play a band lnstrument The Band has appeared this year at the Rubber Bowl and County Music festival as well as at all football games and a SDYIDQ concert at Norton majorettes Partr1dge Walters Lindh Mxller r I . YV,Jfi To ' ' e de. As s as a has ' . t ' t Hi t are ble to th ' 'd I P . R A S . 36 1: urns churalettes e purpose of the cho r co mus w everyday living to awaken fa arly ere is a say IUS MA BE DIVINE BUT IT IS IADE A D USED BY HUIAN BEIN S It is a fact that music breaks wn the a o sex of religious fa and political creed f have contributed in any way helping make the menbe of our choir happier through ng then our task has be worth while D gir osen after r ou for e uali y their voic d abi e wi ng for the enjoyment t t T ey fre quently appear in assembly and at various club meetlngs and churches in the community rs Coates E Peli F Lipovac N Molnar N Sturm M Hutchlnson J Todd S Darmstadt C ye M T11son Th 1 A grou of nine ls, is to rrelate ic ith ch t y- ts, , th Q t of es an awareness of the ct an lity to bl nd th that there is music in the group. the choralettes ne everything we do. si hey ge out of it. h - Th ing: IC V- Y . N G . do barriers of ge, f , ith, . I we in rs so en M - . . . . . D U XIIIN IJLD 'N .A 38 EMIJKY The chorus under the d1rect1on of Mrs Coates presented this spring the operetta Up On old Smoky tale life among the mountaxn folk of Kentucky Featuring the folk songs of the coun ry the operet a tells of e love of a music teacher for a simple mountain oy Leads re Pe ndy ob unn n am Sam Stanley Fudala as Frank1e ncy Molnar as S Glenn sley G p Jo Haynes as Preacher Johnson M Queen Joan Herr: ATTENDANTS 0 628. lte nne Bake BHD We associate with the 'Ord HOMECOMING memories of Crisp autumn weather f00tb8 bands t do alumni dances convert b es an queens Homecoming at Norton is r wa highlight by the football game between Norton Panthers and the Stow ow featured the B G rogram by the band an he crowning of the queen Joan Herrin by football Capta n ll Saeng e dance fo low t game also had as its theme the G N B g made beautiful with red and white decorations The queen was introduced after marching rough a e of forma gowned ladies waiting and led by crown bearer Gary ner of th second gra e ax the evenin stlvlties was the form crowning of 1952 Homecoming ueen an Herrin la years queen,Janet Hutchinson - 'n Sr. Mary Ann br Jr. Marj Tilson Soph. Ruth Wa rs Fr. Lavo r ' , ll: , ho gs, . , 1 1 . d th yea s ed Bulldogs. The half-time sh I N, a D . d t . ' 1 B1 er. Th l ing he BI and was held in ym th lan lly - in- Do e de. Th cllm of as fe al Q Jo by St 'Y homecoming hw Y-up bmwwdgfwt '--g'ig !. N NORMA STURM PLAYED THE TITLE ROLE IN HOUR MISS BROOKS H A COMEDY PRESENTED BY THE CLASSES OF 51 AND '52 UNDER THE DIRECTION OF EVELYN MILLER THE LIFE OF MISS BROOKS AN ENGLISH TEACHER WAS MADE QUITE TRYING BY HER PRINCIPAL AYED BY ERNIE R A PARE PHY S WH L T E COACH, JIM FORD, AND STUDENTS PAT SWAINO AND GEORGE BARNES OTHERS wHo DONNED GREASE PAINT TO ADD TO EVERYONE'S ENJOY MENT WERE MARY ANN BENCHOT, LUCILLE BAKER, SHERRI STEIGNER, MARGARET ANDERSON, MARTHA HUTCHINSON, JIM BACHER, MARY ANN RITZMAN, SHIRLEY KISOR JOHN PABIS AND KEN HARDING 42 V4 mv ,A A fs' . ' W ,,.,, I . N . ff' H , A 1' , A , , ,Q ,S 4 :Q L KI A A I L V y s A V I Y I ' 1 7 1 PL HAR IS, NT, LLI 55 ER, H Y Y ' 0 00 0100 P TANDING MOMCHILOV MOLNAR G MOSLEY MILL ELY R UTZ LOWER EATED ULOFF M ITZM N ll! 0 G ARDGROVE ANNY M TILSON RAMBO GAJOUSKI R KOCHER DRESS REHEARSAL ST NUTE INSTRUCTIO HARDGROVE HUHO BATT OVER A DAUGHT GHT 0 GRO C EAPER BY THE D01 N E JUN R AN E CLA COMBINE TALENTS TO PRESENT THIS YEAR THE COMEDY CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN uMoRouS YET MOVING TORY OF THE DPTS OP AN CY xPERT 'I FAT TO BRING UP HIS BROOD OF TwE CHILDREN, THE PLAY WAS PRESENTED TWO NIGHTS T0 ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES GEORGE HARDGROVE STARRED AS THE FATHER, MARTHA RITZMAN H , Sus LL AND GLENN Mos E NESTINE AND FRANK R o TELL THE STORY, AND NANCY OLNAR ANNE THE DAUGHTER WHO REvoLTS AGAINST T S RICT DISCIPLINE OF THE GILDRETH H E OTHER STERLING PERFORMANCES WERE GIVEN BY RON KOCHER MARJEAN TILSON DAVID SULOFF, B RB GAJOUSKI AND MAUD E RAMBC AS MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY ICR ELY, AS 'LARRY BERN M MCHILov AS THE coox- DICK UTz IN A D L ROLE oi DocToR AND CHEERLEADERQ PAT SWAINO, AS A TEACHER: A DANNY w A ED HIMSE . LAY AS Ev LLE ASSISTED BUNNY HOUSER, BUSINESS MANAGER. 43 O . ,V Q ki ' Arif ff- : X A 2 i, O - h per ,K ,3',V'?I . 0 A. - 5 A ,P 5, . 'JV J ' 'fa f t 0 TO s I a , N . . S Ea. R , s I D s . R A . P s N , H , D , M . B . . - LA MI Ns, RIGHT NANCY MQLNAR. AS ANNE. CONFRONTED sv AN IRATE PATHER. GEORGE . IN A BITTER auT VERY Rous LE ER'S RI T I UP IN H E U TH IO D S NIOR SSES D D A H 1 1 S ll EF... FICIEN E HER LVE AS IS PATIENT WIFE AN MI ER LEY, AS R J . WH M , AS HE T oM . 6 IN - - IE 0 ' ' UA ND , HO PL LF YHE P w DIRECTED BY ELYN MI R, BY cannibal club '--5 .Q 1 1 'kfuns-r X -2 iF'x Nnuqr wav 57 NORMA STURM represent ORGE JOAN PER HOIHGCOIIIIH ative to Buckeye Girls t Norto H Sta te un ty 6 H1 larsh outstanding for NCY MOLNAR Norton s een at th A11 Coun a Danc SAENG on outstandi ball play who s honored at e otball Dan Candidates for klnz and queen at the annual distric H Y formal dance are Susan Hiller Rlchar Culp and Rebecca Seiberling fP1ctures of these appear on ge one M fl .,,' 4 '53 3.3 --4 if -,, ..-, Q ., ...., 4-D I Qlfvlfl Qaghln. O ll fi. JA M, 2 F Sports My-yr ,F LJ Row 1 aa an ee u 0 K s M Dlmitroff e o R Orendas M r Row 2 ss t Coach G1v1er Coach Fry B Leatherman R Csu a ngersoll R Tekauclc T Hutchinson R Bowman Streitenberger Ass t Coach Prasher Ass t Coach Hanson Row 3 artin J archer Cunn n ham Saen er H Adams ltz Ku1v1nen A Ballar es B Newman C Boedlc er Bull Saenger captalned the Panther football Squad Wh'Ch this year won three, lost Tour, and tied one Norton opened wlth I9-6 vnctory over Wadsworth a game featured by superb defensive llne play The 7 6 victory over Ellet produced many thrills for the spectators as dld the I9 7 Homecomlng game loss to Stow, In which an underdog Norton team held the lead for three quarters A valiant Norton squad fought the undefeated Copley Indlans to a standstill before succumbung 26 I3 The return of more than a dozen Iettermen gives promise of a great season next year blll Saenger, a rugged guard, received recognition for has outstandlng llne play by being named to the All Metro League squad XQMEQQM cfm et- 'V 00 a 48 - C. H g. R. G d , R. C lp, E. 0nd . R. i or, . ' D. Sk 11 , . , ,g . - A ' ' , , . , . ht , J. I . . ' . . , . , T. , ' , ' - D. M . . St . R. i g , W. g . . , L. Ne' , P. ' ' , . d Row 4- R. Holderbaum, J. Lino, R. Easterling, W. Pressler, D. Brown R. Ri , - . - ' k . a . ' K 4 x KI- f U 'Xb ,f A, s . - f ' I 5-1 , x .N K I nuff 3 A- K Row 1 H Adams R Cunningham W WHSII R Easter11ng R George W Saenger ROW 2 oach Fry D POW!! O EI' allm 165 PI'9SS19I' R e N rton Panthers COmD119d a record of w1ns a ur1n 52 basketball season They surrendered the Metropolitan League t1t1e to Coventry but peated as umm1t nty s the six consecutxve year H1gh11ghts of the season lncluded an openlng gameroutof 1nton 5 w1n over a h1g touted Wadsworth team pset ue g en ry y thr1111ng la second f1e1d oal a an s ee 0 th Clas B to ney at Barbert n Wayne Pressler captaxned the basketball team fwayne was A11 ounty for wo ears n urles k p him o for half theseason B111 Saenger ended the season as the R Orendas Mgr S eam s eadlng scorer an was named along w1th Dlck y e A 1 Met Leagueteam 49 R W 1 aenger aff U 0 W1ne T Hutch1nson an 0 A w8.S1 RO' 2 030 GIV er oc er Anderson Bowman N Doug as ewman u a a Suson F Wheeler INCOME Donations from friends For retouching faculty pictures 400 Bribes from steadies to insure using select pictures 540 From sale of scrap paper left over p1ctures,etc 157 TOTAL 1100 BUDGET EXPENDITURES Erasers 240 Cokes and ice cream for staff 659 Light Bulbs New glasses for advisor Graft 120 50 TOTAL 1100 , I 1 Q Q xx 5 41 0 - L. S . G. st , D. s 1 ff, B, ' , , ' , V. D k , . '1 - C h ' 1 , R. K 11 , T, , R. ' .' B. N , S. F d 1 , J. g, . Advertisements ........ ...2.25 Paper .... .............. . 20 .. .. .15 ............ . .. . ............... .60 ........... .. H ............... 27 ... 33 .............. .00 ..................... - . .00 .00 L HSI! 3 Standlng Left udala ressler R Bas er xn R R1es Seated Left usong ardlng Saen er W Dallas Coach Fry Standlng R1ght T Hutchinson H Reinhold Seated Rlght WBSI1 L Saenger J Starcher T Anderson Great things are expecteo this sprung of the uaseoa and track squads Botn are oomoosed of numerous Iettermen and experienced players The baseball team consists of many of the same players wno lost the league champlonshlp last year by one game Row 1 M Trubatch R Cunningham R Gandee F Alkyer G Krska alters abo u o Cu H Adams Row Coach Givler G Mosley R Bowman N Douglas B Newman artin T Streitenberger D Brown Ely F Whee er I 'N R 1 trac gurls Intramurals .4- At Norton there is an extensive lntramuralprogram 1D provldlng add1t1ona1 recreat1on and compet1t1on for those g1rls whose 1nterest in sports goes beyond the regular physlcal educatlon program mes and da a a ranged wlth other schools to promote friendliness an sportsmanshlp among the partlcipants N1-' 52 O O Z V I ff tx 1 M N . ' M 1 'volleyball' basketball, and softball, for the purpose of ' ' . Ga play ys re r ' d I 1 ff 4 z - -A , ,X 1 f w l 'I ' V ffl, ir! fp A j s VH C HH H3 BFS Nancy lolnar Martha HUtCh1DSOD Margaret Freno Genevieve uaddox Betty Slanovec Wm It s impossible to think of football or basketball at Norton without remembering the red and white clad bits of energy and motion the cheer leaders Their spirit enthusiasm and tireless activity have been serves as a training program from which girls move up to assume the responsibilities of varsity cheerleaders This includes taking care of the school banner introducing and teaching new yells and songs to the student body as well as leading the cheers at pep meetings rallies and games u Seiber ns J lar n e erling n o son Swa no D Mon TBSBTVB O FSHC f 2 2 , f' h A I the inspiration beh1nd'msny a Norton victory. Reserve cheerleading S. C lp, 3. li , . ti , L. S tb , B. 0 d , J. T11 , D. i . . g. I hustorq seniors have much to look forward to graduation co lege t at first blg pay day careers marrla e but seniors have much to look back upon enever members of the class m 1D futu y ars they w11l find much to remember ey will recall that diff1cult l1fe of first grade was made even more dlfflcultfor Frances Lipovac and Mary Ann obreza by the mud of Sherman s p1aygr0und Wh1Ch swallowed thelr shoes a d for Bob Ries by a muscular teacher W 0 daily used the seat of his pants as a sound1ng board They ll remem r that Bill Dallas was hep cat of the second grade rhythm band and that Wayne Pressler was pretty rusty as a t1n soldier in the third grade play John Haynes won t forget Sally Morrison s hysterics as the result of his cap shooting on the bus and 1ts drastic conse quences Other memorable occurrences were the Girl Scout dance 1 Ah sweet innocence rs Koc er s drama c essons an rs Porr s marriage She probably will long remember the can roll thrown by her 7th grade darlings ck Ely will remember the L norton football game in the 6th grade in which he caught the sweetest pass n his athletic career orashlng to the mud with his arms encircl n the ball and a very surprlsed Martha HUtCh1DSOH The class will remem ber that they almost lost Bill saenger as an eighth grader to a Clinton cheerleader who seeing him in a basketball uniform screamed Dat 79 Panther Cubs burst the seams of Norton s hallowed halls of learning Norton surv1ved the shock but only 59 of the cubs stayed long enough to grow into full sized roaring Panthers Wayne Pressler Gene Moran B111 Saenger and pat Swaino were elected president v p treasurer and secretary of the freshman class Wayne and Pat served four years l three and Gene,two in their respective offices Many class meetings were devoted to improving the social graces of the new fresh men Bonnie Barnes made a charming little addition to the Homecoming Court They w1ll remember that as sophomores they started worrying about money especially about how t get it They sold Christmas cards enthus1astically at first but parting somewhat reluctantly with their last five boxes two years later This was the year of the dxsappearing decorations and the appointment of Norma Sturm as the one girl invest igatlng committee It too was the year when Darlene Good and Sa y Morrison bumped heads and left a trail of blood from the stadium to the showers Martha Hutchinson was elected attendant to the Home coming Queen and Bob Cunningham became vice president of the class ey will remember their JUHIOF year ro e pa ers an penc s ey sold e rs a un er m ce o 0 t e day the bo ushered and girls carried arches for commencement They ll remember 1198 h0t gs o nights when ducks would have drow d in ra mistaking the salt for sugar and wondering whv football fans wouldn t drink coffee the lines of eager buyers running through the snow to the refreshment stand at noon to buy the ice cream sold by juniors They will remember most of all The Prom from the first bitter battles over the establishment of prom rules through the weeks f M O 1 : . 1 . h ' - . . ' g --- , Wh of 1952 eet ' re e ' . Th the . ' . n - h be the u n j, M , h ' ti 1 , d M . ' . D1 . 0- -- ' 1 ' 1 g chubby li'l white boy is fo' me H . They will remember that in 1948 Bil , . . - -- o . . . ' - . . ll Th ' ' , f m th p d 11 th th fi t Cl Y d gr. Joy T dd t h ys sei dv U ne in, . o p angling u 1ng an buying to the hearty congratulatlons 0 apprecxatlve sen1ors upon danclng 1U the Cannlbal Club They ll remember w1th gratitude the t1me spent by B111 Forsch a cadet teacher BUFt0D Mrs Boedicker and many others who helped the class turn the gym into a dark and beautiful Jungle They ll remember the buffet supper the saterfall the banana trees the snakes the natlve guldes an explorers the sarong clad natlve g1r1s and t e monkey an a 1 gator favors They ll laugh about the weird Jungle blrds they created e tons of rocks they carr ed the shellac they sprayed over t em se ves as well as the skins and the enormous amount of food that d1s appeared during the afternoon rry Relnhold will r Ju Cla picnic whl started with baseball and food at Virginia Kendall and ended w1th Harry ll1ng B111 Da las and Eleanor Pel1 from a can was a grea year for Mona Butler the Homecomlng attendant Norma Sturm delegate o Girls State Eleanor Pel1 who sang her way to a one a K eorge Hardgrove ho played the French horn ll enough to earn p rank in the state the boys class basketball teams which won e tournament and repeated again the followlng year and the followlng Hamilton Karl Sauber Pat Swaino Norma Sturm George Hardgrove and Frances Lipovac Th s was the year that The Five was born They ll remember their senior year the dance they sponsored which turned out to he pretty quiet when the record Player wouldn t play their v s C very important people J pres1dents ck Ely of Y Sherr eigner of Tri Bill Saenger of e oosters Glen Mosley o and Jesters Bob Cunningham o the Chorus Karl Sauber o the Band Captains l Saenger of e foo all team Wayne Pressler of the basketball team Joyce Todd of the g1rls basketball team Student directors Eleanor Pel1 of the chorus George Hardgrove of the band Homecoming Queen Joan Herrin George Hardgrove winner of the District State Scholarship Contest Eleanor Pell and the Chora lettes securing superior rating at Kent luslc Contest They ll remember senior movies class parties Cheaper by the Dozen Up on Old Smoky Room 5 class meetings getting ads for the annual the green Studebaker Larry Rebman s a1r horn es ere s so much to remem er the tanglble things tha can e put in paint or pictures but even more than these are the things that u t ex ress n wor a can onl be remembere n the hearts and expressed in their personalities 55 1 , b ild' , d . ' f MT- . - . d , - ' ' , h d ll'- tn 1 . h - 1 , ' - Ha ' neve forget the n1or ss 'ch Spi 1 ' oe. It t -t , , t . s. U., G , w we a to , ' th who were elected to National Honor Society: Wayne Pressler, David l 1 at H ' 19 - . . ' : D1 Hi- . i St -H1-Y. th B , f F. B. L. A. , f , f . : B11 th tb . ---Y , th 1 b 5 ' t h ca ' be p ed 1 ds, th t y d 1 1r Prophecy Date June,l 99 ace e s Pla Somewhere behind the Iron Curta n egarding Confidential report on subversive fand other if an tivities of members of ass o 195 Norton High Schoo ubmitted by fFull fledged Blue blooded Investigations Recruit 7th Class,Thomas Strietenberger I started my search for former classmates on foot but soon found that I would need a faster means of transportation I dropped in t Honest John Norman s used car lot to get a late model used car But Honest John has not changed much from the last time we saw him sold me a car he swore would take me anywhere he swore that I wouldn t even hear the motor fter a few m es I Just swore After the car broke down I began to hitch hike and soon Bot a ride with another boy we all remember Larry Rebman who is a famous de signer e model Larry was testing now would do 90 in w 12 n second n t an nked him r e bu told m would get out before he shifted any more Entering the next town I came to I went to the nearest hotel where Joan Herrin was desk clerk er a a s or n proceeded down the street Seeing an unusually large crowd I decided to investigate What I saw amazed me Davld Hamilton and Dick Orendas w re selllng a cure all something that would cure aches and pains relieve sore and st1ff muscles This product was even better than HADACOL They called it ALCOHOL 90 proof I on th k 1t w ever replace Hadacol in the American home w ndow t see if there was any one in there that I knew Sure enough, there was Darlene Good slnking the eight ball in the side pocket looked up in time to see the Reverend Ries coming around the corner nce I dn wan see that I had been gazing into the po room I ducked down an alley eeding some diversion from my pursuits I opped n a n club owned by Wayne Pressler Wayne wasn t there but I found someone I did know entertaining there The act featured Martha Hutchinson and her bubble dancers Ignoring the signs that said ook but o not touch the merchandise I attempted to renew my friendship with Martha I was thrown out by Mary Elizabeth Swaino who 1s now bouncing under the name of lildred Burke Badly shaken by the rude way my old friends were treating me, staggered to a doorway and sat down I was not to be allow suffer in peace for George Krska and Robert Taylor who were heads of lens Christian Temperance Union of America told me if they found loaded again they would have me run out of town They assured me that ey could do a they were persona frien s of the layor Sly Steve Sabo ver ot e e a oo knew Sabo s caused me to begin o se a n 0 b s restored when I ked ross he eet nd s this s n e Four allas oran Goa er and Relnho Underta ers Balmers, and Pallbearers. Loans made on the s1de.H Their motto was M I 9 Pl : Jo ' ce, 1 B 1 . yi BC Cl f 2, l s : F.B.I. - . - 7 , so a . He 3 a il ' . . Th lo . 5 1 , 154 1 hird, d...I tha for the 1d t hi I . . Aft hot bath and h t ap, I e ' - , , . , . But d 't in 111 Going on down the street to the local pool hall, I looked in the 1 o , ' . I S1 di 't t him to ol N , st 1 at ite . ,'1 , d I . But ed to ' me th ' it too, s 1 d H . I ne g a chanc to tell th m th t I. t . Thi t lo f ith 1 the Class f 52, ut it wa loo ac t str a aw ig . Th : D , I , hl , ldg k , Em- you ever get n a hole we will cover you osslng the street to ve a bett loo I ran across Bonn Barnes and Janet Bidlnger I really ran across them too as they were painting the bottom of man hole covers This was enough for a while I ent ack o e o el o re e I TODO! and check e list of people that were still unaccounted or The list narrowed down to Mary Ann Benchot Mona Butler Loretta White Tom Streltenberger and Bill Saenger m was easy to f and Karl Sauber were ln the print A business specializing in pamphlets 1nt1tled Cheat Sheets for the Nursery School Student A poster caught my eye which said, Bruislng Benchot vs Bone Crusher Butler in the main event It also said that Loretta White was to be guest referee s was one show co t m Arriving at the arena I metthat shyster Honest John Norman rst I ought of elllng him a ou e ous car e so me u anged my mind after he told me he had inside information on th s match the Bruiser and guess who won? Honest John! While trying to get my money back I was arrested for being a bookie and had to do thirty days The time wasn't wasted however as I found out what Saenger was doing 90days his nt e res o e wor went at once to New York to book passage on the next ship leaving for Europe I arrived ln time to see the Queen lary sail away S I ad visit the world famous Bronx Zoo On the way there we passed a used car lot which contained an antique green Studebaker the price was low but the buyer had to promise to take care of the former owner for s ast ears e n b to be separate from the car e visit to he zoo was well worth while as met a frle d Sa Morrison who now has one of the largest medical practices 1D the city of New York e takes care of the elephants when they are s Three days after my arrival I was on the ship crossxng the ocean rriving in France immediately went to e French viera to see those distinguished facts and figures experts John Haynes Kenny Harding and Richard Ely The experts were down at the beach studylng the figures in bathing su s No one could visit Europe without seeing the famous Monte Carlo re I found Bob Csuhta selling loaded dice to patrons of the games of chance t ld me e e es tha s right Honest John Nor an ter extensive search ln the foreign countries of the W0l'1d clded to return t e In California I found Glenn Miller and Don Martin ln business to gether enn was r islng the dogs and Don the fleas ID New lexico I saw llss Miller who now owns a factory that makes askets ch is more an er eam 0 52 could o In St Louis the private detective agency of James Lino Joe Lloyd and Glenn losley operates 24 hours a day These sleuths specialize in divorce cases under the motto n ou t s find ou I saw Sherri Steigner in the library still reading college catalogs and still undecided about where to go to school Blanche Toth was in ere oo still doing research for a paper for lisa Pante 1 saw Bob Cunningham who would have been a fine lawyer but he had trouble passing the bar e one on the corner I me 1 found that George Hardgrove had a very respectable job as the H ulf 1 ,H Cr ha er k ie and w b t th h t t st. typ I t. th f . To ind. He 1118 , Thi I uldn' iss. , . At fi th t b t th l y h ld , b t ch 1 . So I bet by last buck on - At t pol I decided to xplore the t f th ld, so I . . o h to wait for the next boat. Having nothing better to do I decided to hi l y , as h could 't ear d n I . Th t I n , lly . Sh ick. A . I th R1 , it . He . He o h had a partner in th U. S. -- Y . t' -- m . Af . I de o th U. S. . G1 a . b , whl ' tn n t f ' d . , : If 1 d b , let u t.U th , t , ll. . Th an. sanitation consultant for the city of Chicago. A black sheep? After the tour through the mid-west I returned once again to the fair city of Akron. Here the big news was that Mayor Stein Sabo had closed Wayne PTessler's nite club. H8 was forced to do this by a committee of citizens headed by George Krska and Bob Taylor. The Mayor listed as reason for this action evidence of gambl ng. This however was not the most important news. T e real interest centered on the people arrested by the Mayor s men The list released by the Mayor was headed y Eleanor Pell singer of off colored songs Norma Sturm Frances Lipovac and Mary Ann obreza were working for the transcontinental telegraph which supplied racing results to all the major cities e of w the recip of a national awa given to the best dressed hobo Terry Irish now has won this award for e last three yea Margaret Anderson and Lucllle Baker were touring the country with a team ca le the Glamour Glo e galloppers ean Brean and Nancy Winkler were in charge of the button ho epartment t the Zippy Slide astener Mf Barbara N1VeDS had Just got back from her trip to Africa S e is a world renowned animal hunter who always brings back the largest snakes alive P yllis Wheeler Vonna Steele and Peggy Welch are running a home for lost homeing pigeons oyce Fairbee and Mildred Yrjana we heard ' rev on a mounta n imbing expedition in th Swiss Alps to relieve nervous tens on ought on by their jobs as rivete Shirley carey we found heading the concession stands at the con vention of The International Society of Vegetarians ast but certainly not east is Dick Walters who is a recruit g o lcer for U He was feeding them a line about Join the N vy and see he wor d om e er n a m We sincerely hope that those poor misgulded members of the class o as well as the talented class of Even if they don't do as we we at Norton will continue to love them as much for their blind stupid m stakes we o c as or e r oo oo s a en tellegence and honesty Semor Actuvltues Anderson Margaret Barnes Bonnie Hi HZ BBS 9 H Boosters Our Boosters T 1 H1 Y Chaplain 2 Chorus ss 'Oaks Enchanted Isle Minstrel Show Homecoming tendant l C Baker Luczlle Benchot gary Ann Basketball National Essay Anthology Tri H1 Y FBLA Boosters Enchanted Isle ur Hass Brooks, T 1 H1 Y Boosters on Old Saol y Our Hass Brac 3 esters FBLA Enchanted Isle Up on Jesters Minstrel CMF' Honorable Mention d SIOkey Minstrel C in Poetry contest H , 1 h b - - on the Class of 1952 83 lent rd tn X rs. l d b - . El - le d a -f g. Co. ' . h h . . J . . e 1 cl e 1 br rs. L 1 . in ff . S. N. R. H a t l , fr th oth e d of op.H That takes care of the Seniors of 1952. ' '53 d '52. ll, 1 , as d the l s of '52 f th 1 g d 1 k , t 1 t, in- O O O O Trl- -Y. k tb ll, U I , r , , I r At . 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Halburger IH Ohlo Comvliments of S91 Per Cleaners Huxlc or your d ncnng pleasure DAVE HUPRICH ORCHESTRA UNI 4 5 94 1590 Lake Recreation BOwLIRG a BILLIARDS Open Bowling in Afternoons 582 WEST Tusc AVE BARBERTON OHIO 0272 For Youth Fellowship Come Bethel Method1st Church Located on PQIFIGWH Southern Road Ocepek Serv1ce Lubrication and Garage Service .- e ' I ' 105 . sn. .w. A . PL- 1 J . K . 0 1 ' 77- - W. ' SANDERS-STEAMERS-CARPET CLEANERS ' AND OT so ll YI . 0 . SH. . f . T -- 9 HE - ' ' . SH - 0 to . M Barberton . 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