Norton High School - Nortonian Yearbook (Norton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

4 nr :A :Mig :ff-In-ful' 1- ef -fs-'--H-A+'-f:w4'lhe1'f-gavzmitfga Hv1v'e:ffM'er1aef0': G'rrlevsrmvq4s5'a9,caymrp , EWU: 'slr-sffnvrmwnl-214+--QW: in , , . X i i .Q .3 1 2 5 Y 1 E Q r n ai 'The b nriunlan ffrtsznizh BB The fait 0112155 1117 1954 Dt' ' ZlUZlIi21'fIu3h 21 ' Bnsinzzs ,manng gland: illlillw Foreward This annual is presented to you, the students and friends of Norton High School, by us, the members of the Class of 1954, as a pictorial record of the experiences which we have shared with you and the memories which we shall take with us. As the first class to leave it's footprints in the halls and classrooms of the new Norton High, we felt a special responsibility to leave a path worthy of being followed by other classes. As ou' paths now go their separate ways, we look to the future with hope and to the past with pride and with the knowledge that the people and places pictured here have immeasurably enriched om' lives. : Q rffilfz N355 .-0 'f P1 EEE gdwf ,.,. 4 4:7 Cl 1 -1 .w::m5UH?? qi? QQHK ., I flp all .1-Q IU 1 ,.a U if -'f fl ix be 'nil .95 'S X I 5 O Tix 'Af' '-' O., smp4 x . ls H V -gale? ,l af fi fofyfif nf! 71 : V ll ll 11111 S111- I-1ll 11131 1....,...- I-SI-I Qiiiii --1nnn- A 1 1 1 - .4 1 miles hull 118 Q11 . -I A -ll, lung 3--. :EEE 1:1303 ,J 'Q 'J ! lllu. ills! xml, Ill? '4 Ill' ' wi , -3 1- -, ' Q. We, The Cxass of H54, would Xike you to sein wiixx us in retr anne these 'foci '91-inT.s back 'through the ,em Administration and Facultq These are the people who nmpped the course that our footprints have been following for the past four years. . . . . and these are the people who kept our footprints from straying too far from the path or from slowing to a halt and who were always there when we needed help in choosing the right turn. For their sincere efforts on ou behalf we express om deepest gratitude. .gb Z Bliwmm' Mrs. Hannah School Secre nary Mr. Gaffga, Superintendent Mr. Gates, Principal Mary Glvler Social Science Adrian College, B.A. C. W. Burton Mechanical Drawing - Math Manchester College B.A. Kent State Anton Prasher Physical Education - Coach Heidelberg College, B A. Zella Boedlcker Art Supervlsor Evelyn Molnet English - Physical Education Mount Union, B.A. Univerblty of Akron, M.A. Harlln J. Fry Health - Biology Ohio State Universltyg B.S. of Ed. James S. Bebout Typing Shorthand Ashland College, Oberlin College B.A. wilmington College, Ohio State M.A. Guy P. Taylor Industrial Arts Greenbrier Military School West Virginia Tech Kent State. B.S. of Ed. Furope Smith English - French Kent State, B.S. of Ed. Myra Good English - SDeech University of Akron, B.E Paul S. Smith Economics ' Bookkeeping Ohio State, B.S. of Bus. Ed. Kent State, B.S. of Ed. Thomas Capan Chemistry - Physics College of Wooster Kent State University of Akron, B.A. Arden J. Yockey Music Kent State. B.S. of Ed. Willard Cramer M3 themat 1 CS Kent State University, B.S. of Ed Virginia Brill English Houghton College Wilmington College ePaul University, B.A. 8 B.S. of Ed Carl Fink Driver Training - Asst. Coach Heidelberg College, B.A. E .is 'wr--'H' ,Q . tm .4 , f S Q 3 Raymond Schultz History - Political Science Heidelberg College, B.A. University of Wisconsin, M.A. Faith Sherman Home Economics - English University of Akron, B.S. of Ed Kent State WAIIQ Q 4 0 wi! ,,,,:m.,, INN 'qs' fan V IL I 'v S W: JQS 7' Slirley Culp Pre s iden t Stanley Fudala Vice-Presiden t J ani ce Tilson Treasurer Bernice Ondo Secretary Mrs. Molnet Senior A dvisor M rs. G IV Ier Senior Advisor if 7' Jerry Allman ,if Catherine Anderson Troy Anderson Eleanor Baker Allen Ballard Robert Baysinger Eileen Benchot Alice Boss Leonard Blair Pat Boyes a X ,, E 1 Katherine Byrd Richard Csuhta 'l5 3i N... 3? HN Vmcent Danko S11 rley Dams tad t Dorothy D8'lI11Ilg Max Dimitrof f he hr 'J Mary Lou Echard Loma Pal rbee FTed.Ferry Jacquellne Ferry John Greene Julla Groom Kenneth Guthery Mary Hannah X qi ...lY Pat Harter Judy Hawkey Thomas Haynes Jane Hlnkle X' ef . Q Beverly Ingersoll Blanche Jefferys Bill Kenne dy Ernest Kiminecz Roy Kisor Loa Mae Klase Adam Krska Paul Kuivinen Q A James Lance ml th Langford Janine Lewis kv X XXX Anna Lindh I A A ' li Walter Lloyd Beverly Lott ayie Q' Alice Lydic Janet Miller Richard Milliron Donna Mong John Miskie Larry Neitz Nlck Paolano Trnv Parks Patricia Partridge Dorothy Petrovich A. 5 Q v P8tPlCl8 Phllllps Sarah Janp Powell Richard Rennie Sandra Ries Bruce Roberts Lyle Saenger Sandra Sagadencky Lois Seiberling Marilyn Sholley June Sidwell Muitidih Q YA Ronald Stamper Gary Starr Elaine Stefanek .. .4 S N K Raymond Stiles James Susong Bette Thayer David Thomas Dallas Thompson Shirley Thompson l .-Q :'.,... .5 1 2 f Q 5 .H of Milan Trubatch N Q-an Sara Van Hyning, Jo Ann Wallbrown , Q ...Q .X F 'G Ruth Walters Phyllis Warner Alex Wasil vf K an Q 4 ' 5:: 2. fl WW f N6 William Wasil Ernest Wathey Fred Wheeler Ford White Donna Wilmoth Jane Young . S xx wxx . 3y5gQ-ANyQ.w Q l X 1 5 R L y , :His iii: :Q -Xa 1 f-- ' A ,- it . , -e-f'- ::' 1 2 , Yi P5 i 'wig I 4 5' 3 1 ww I r HW ' , E . . 5 , Y f ..1.l ,qu I o -Q gl yr A iw , x V 2,1- fig? ff f Q1 fag.: Z, 1 Ayflbf Z? li 7Ii z?7 ' , We, x .A 4 A 1 Juniors Advisors. Mr. Prasher, Mrs. Good, Mr. Schultz Pres- E,Ritzman, yup'-es. A.ASh, SGC- D-Gefhaf Treas. L.Baker, 6 1 f-Wx Row 3. H. Smith, C. Petrovich, E. Ritzman, A. Pikla, H. Whipkey, B. Smith, C. Smith, R. Seiberling, I. Schlauch. Row 2. 1. Byrd, I. Putney, R. Krannich, D. Swaino, J. Martin, C. Householder, S. Richard son, P. Meyers, B. Stump, M. Sarlra. Row 1. D. Snylor, W. Randolph, W. Spahr, D. Heller, C. Schaclrow, D. Rogers, G. Wise, B. Whired, R. Wolfe, I. Warner. Row 2. W. Brenner, J. Bartzi, N. Cowling, R. Bowman, W. Bedford, T. Durbin, R, Beddgwi A. Ash, W. Douglas, I. Bolen. Row 1. E. Ely, L. Baker, M. Deihm, D. Blosser, C. Graber, J. Freclra, P. Blair, D. Bol- lini, N. Collins, M. Grombaski. Xal Row 2. Z. Baker, M. Armbruster, B. Burnley, D. Gerhart, L. Brown, G. Bowman, C. Bnun, D. Cook, F. Cerne, R. Breitenstine. Row 1. D. Mullett, D. Hamilton, G. Boswell, J. Baughman, O. Breen, H. Burns, L. Kunkle, J. Lipovac. afx Row 2. C. Hartenstine, B. Lady, M. Maddox, B. Leatherman, G. Metz, B. Long, C. Oliver, H. Orendas, D. Merchant, R. Lloyd. Row 1. R. Leiby, R. Harrison, D. Heller, R. Heller, L. Momchilov, I. Moore, R. Null, J. Larimore, I. Null, 1. Mekeal. Sophomores Advisors. Mr. Smith, Miss Sherman, Mr. Capan, Mr. Bebout Pres. J.Puster, V.Pres. J.BiIinovich. Sec.B.Gross, Treas. D.Barnes Row 3. A. Smith, E. Clalper, T. Eckman, J. Fudala, S. Luck, D. Good, R. Hardy, N. Schlauch, S. Forte, D. Green, K. Hamrick. Row 2. B. Oprian, S. Stine, S. Schultz, P. Seiberling, C. Susong, J. Roberts, J. Puster, A. Robinson, P. Young. Row 1. C. Seiberling, W. Wheeler, E. Stagney, 1. Pursley, L. Rex, L. Plavsity, R. Roberts, J. Sgnnsler, T. Stefanko, J. Smith. a , Row 3. Row 2. Row 1. J. B i Dronebarger, J. Brouse, H. Demiter, R. Benchot, L. Anderson, G. Breitenstine, C. D. Barnes, R. Curry, A. Maclntyre. Bozak, I. Bilinovich, N. Mays, B. Dillworth, A. Calhoun, N. Berdyck, B. Baer, . Barker, S. Ehrich, B. Bolen. Mantz, E. Doolittle, R. Baker, I. Calhoun, R. Allman, W. Niskaaen, F. Bartzi, E. C. Bail, D. Anderson, D. Edwards. Row 5. Row 2. Row 1. L. Norman, E. Krannich, M. Mitchell, S. Miller, M. Heller, C. Helmick, C. Hodges, P . Kee, M. Ocepek, V. Obreza, S. Klein. B. Gross, S. Frank, R. Gibson, I. Issacs, W. Hill, R. Hutchinson, K. Hartman. D. G Dague, D. Geiser, R. Hahn, D. Fritz, D. Miller, R. Kulton, J. Richmond, J. arey, D. Goehler, J. johnson. v. Freshmen 9' 'N .qi l S 1 'V K ... M r r M.. ,wr .5 Advisors. Mr. Cramer, Mr. Taylor, Mrs. Brill, Mr. Fry. Pres. M. Smith, Vice-Pres. M. Capan , Sec. N. Scheilbelhoffer, Treas. T. George 'ff gif Row 3. L. Brammer, 1. Goehler, I. Householder, L. Brooks, N. Zeiniloff, R. Vanllyning, L. Kisor, B. Boswell, N. Scheibelhoffer, S. Conner, D. Minner. Row 2. K. Capan, C. Skaggs, B. Shaffer, S. Neff, S. Fairbee, I. Neal, M. Leatherman, B. Lloyd, M. Sharier, 1. Alati. Row 1. M. Breitenstine, V. Kissinger, B. Bigley, B. Butcher, J. Williams, B. Taylor, H. Neel, D. Dye, B. Crow, B. Petley. 3 MJ' Row 3.1. Long, M. McQuigg, R. Caipen, N. Cowling, C. Zupec, L. Blouir, K. Sbhner, J. Worden, P. Popadich, R. Lodge. Row 2. D. Meadows, M. Smith, L. Mishler, J. North, H. Pilrla, P. Ross, L. Nagy, T. Geroge, R- Stump, W. Murrey. Row 1. j. Erwin, B. Davis, F. Swain, J. Petrovich, K. Dilworth, D. Stewart, D. Schumaclrer, H. Warren, J. Irby, L. Byrd. Row 3. R. Griffin, D. Holt, I. Snurer, M. Benchot, J. Thompson, C. Smith, 0. Sammons, E. Crispin, C. Childers. Row 2. R. McClure, M. Bass, R. Neidert, R. Price, C. Richmond, D. Dombroski, K. Shaffer, R. Potter, D. Holderhaum, D. Lerz. Row 1. G. Wise, J. Sulentich, D. Williams, B. Saunders, P. Bilinovich, W. Dronebarger, N. Hannah, 1. Smith, J. Parks, B. Bowman. Sm... -1-fi :tn M ' ur .1 Row 3. L. Reed, D. Crose, L. Brammer, D. Wheeler, E. Matthews, T. Weese, W. Welton Row 2. G. Oppihle, B. Clapper, S. Wilson, L. Lydic, J. Mellor, I. Major, R. Roberts. Row 1. 1. Hartman, J. McClure, L. Bitting, I. Church, B. Brown, P. Hooker, D. Shank, K. Chapman. Chorus x . ,Q . , .fp A , ' 5' tu L - an Q, x . ,, N L - m I 1 , ,,, as , gihg - ,fn 4 fd Y A ' 4 5 4 Row 2. D.MONG, T.EcKMAN, S.RICHARDSON, J.PuTNEY, P.BRowN, N.BERDYCK. L.M1sHLER, A.SMITH, B.BAER Row I. J.WoRuEN, D.BOLLINI, P.SHlcK, J.FREcKA, D.GERHART, C.BAUN, F.CERNE, R.BRElTENsTlNE, J.BOZA B.SMxTH. Row 2. S.SHuLTz, J.HlNKLE, S.SAGADENCKY, L.FAlRBEE, J.TILSoN, L.NoRMAN, B.NElOERT. Row I, B.LoTT, S,CULP, D.DENN1NG, C.GRAeER, J.HnwKEY, C.HoUSEHoLDER, S.DARMsTADT, C.ANDERsoN, S.Rlrs. B.ONDo. Af, M14 Row 2. N.PAoLoNo. J.GReENE, R.K1soR. T.HAYNES Row 1. D.THOMPSON. S.FuoALA, T.ANDERSON. J.SusoNG. R.RENNlF Choralettes if ER 3 is C Row 2, F.CERNE, D,MoNG, J.BoZAK, C.GRABeR. J.HAwKEY. A 5 N, J.PUTNEY, S,DARMsTADT. J.TlLSoN. Row 1, L,NORMAN, C. NDER 0 an Sw xx igwigiggi XX ,,L 1 R '54 Trio? TROY PARKS, FRED FERRY, LARRY NEITZ. Majorettes ii w Q I , P 1 -1Ay.Q: . sQ0q,QQ Rgw I, R,wAL'rERs, A.LlNnH, V.OBREzA. P.PARTRmGs, S,KLElNg wi' 2 'a R 6 X 5 W,.N.....VM Wo., . A O Band E Row 3. Row 2. Row I. HANNAH, B.DAVIS, P.STRUHARlK, D.Rx5s, D.ANDERSON, F.WHEELER, J.BARTz1, P YOUNG, W.KENNEDY SEIBERLING, C.5MlTH, B.LADY, M.MADDOX, D.MERCHANT, J.JOHNSoN, M.OCEPEK, B.OPRlAN, L,ADAMS .SMITH. .COWLING, C.PETnov1cH, J.MCPHERSON, C.LovAs, D.GREENE, O 6 . 1 in 17 A.. Row 3. B.SElBERLlNG, D.GooD, P.KEE, J,WALLBRowN, P.BoYEs, M.HANNAH, L.SEIBERLING, S.PoweLL. Row 2, P.PoPADlcH, D.MlNER, C,HARTENSTINE, E.CLAPPER, P.HAwTER. J.SLANOVEC, H.OWENDAS. Row I, S,KLElN, P,PARTRlDGE, R.WALTERs, V.OBREzA, A.LINDH. Sr. Tri-Hi-V Q S:1,:, fm P X H. if w 0 Q I qgav Row 3. P.HARTER, J.HAWKEY, A.LYDlc, B.LoTT. E.LANGFORD, S.CuLP. J.TlLsoN, J.FsRRY, Row 2- E-BAKER. A.Boss, D.WlLMOTH, D.MoNs, J.MlLLER, J.YouNG, L.KLAsE, E.BENcHoT, C.ANosRsoN. Row 1. J.PuTNEv, E.ELv. L.SElaERLlNG, S.POWELL. P.PARTRlDGE. D.DENNlNG P.BoYES, IRONDO. 3 Q , Row 3, B.lNGERSOLL, R.LLOYD. C.SMlTH, B.SE1aeRL1NG. M.DlEHM, B.LAoY, M.MAonox. D.MERCHANT. D,CRoox, C.BAUN. G.METZ. Row 2 ADVISOR MISS SHERMAN, J.GROOM, R.WALTERS, A.LWNDH, M.HANNAH, C,HARTENsTlNE, P.SHlCK, D,BoLLlNl. J.5CHLAUCH, M.SARKA, ADVlSOR,MRS.SMlTH. Row 1. B.STumP, D,GERHART, E.STEFANEK, P.BLAlR. J.FRECKA, D.SWAlNO. L.BAKER, J.MARTlN, C.GRABER B.LEATHERMAN. President Sarah Jane Powell Vice President EIIHOI' Ely Treasurer Pat Partridge Secretary Lois Seibeding Chaplain Janet Putney Advisors Mrs. Europe smith Miss Faith Sherman Jr. Tri-I-li-V 43 gb' , 'Lp Row 3. L.KlSOR. K.SOHNER, N.SCHElBELHOFFER, S,NEFF, J.LoNG, B.PETLEY, R,VANHYNlNG MLEATHERMAN, R.CAlPEN D.M.NER, ' Row 2. R.LODGE.P.POPADlCH. N.CowLlNG. C.CAPAN, L,NAGv, J.WoRDEN, B.CROW, D,Dv5, ROW 1. B.BoSwELL. S.CONNER, N.ZElNILoFF, P.KEE, S.M1LL5R, M.SMlTH, D.DAGUE, E.BLOUlR, M.MCOUlGG, C.ZUPEc. N5 Row 4. B.GRoSS. M.MlTcHELL. A.CALHOUN, S.STlNE, B.DlLWORTH, L.NoRMAN, B.BARKER, K.HAMRlcx, N.ScHLAuCH, C.HoDGEs, S.FoRTE. Row 3. ADvlSoR,MRS.BRlLL. J.BROUSE, S.LucK, P.SElBERLlNG. S.FRANK, R.BENCHOT. RIGIBSON, L PERR S SCHULTZ. 3 NEIDERT Row 2. J.BlLlNovlCH, J.BOZAKg J.FUDALA, C.DRONEBARGER, R.HARDY, C-HELMICK, D.GOOD, M.HELLER, B.BAER, A.SM1TH. Row I, V,OeREzA, B.OPRIAN, M.OcEPEK. J.JOHNSON, S.KLElN, D.GREENE, E.CLAPPER. President Dreena Dague Vice President Marilyn smith Treasure' Paula Kee Secretary Sally Miller Y r .R W Hi-V A ... A A in A Row 2, ADVISOR. MR.C M.TRuBATCH. W.LLoYD ADvlsoR, MR.CRAMER . Row I. E.WATHEv, W.ANnERsoN, T.HAYNES. D.HELLER, R.STAMPER, J.MrsKle. K.GUTHREY, D.TH R. Sramper - President K. Guthery - Chaplin J. Miskie - Secretary D. Heller - Treasurer Keg Club g5Qi:Jfh 23' 3? will Row 2. W.DouGLAs, W.SPAHn, D,HELLER, E.KlmxNEcz, D.THOMPSON. D.RoGERs Row I. R.RENN1E, R.HELLER,J.MEKEAL, N.CowLlNG, C.SCHACKOW. E.RlTZMAN, R.STlLEs. Noel Cowling - President R. Heller - Secretary W. Douglas - Treasurer APAN. V.DANxo, E.RlTzMAN. F.wHEELER, S.FuoALA. J.SusoNG. P.Kulv1NEN, OMAS 'F' Jesters 9 Q re, Row 4. J.PUTNEY, B.SElBERLlNG, E.ELY, B.lNGERSOLL, L.BAKER, D.SWAINO. J.MART1N J.HAwKEv B.ONDo B.LOTT. J.HINKLE. Row 3. R.BENcHoT, S,FRANK, C.HoDGEs, B.GRoss, P.SHlcx, M.SARKA, A.LYDlc, E.STErANEK, R.WALTEns J.FERRY, C.ANDERSON, M.HELLER. Row 2. M,HANNAH, A.LlNDH, LSEIBERLING. J.MlLLER, P.PAR'rRloeE, D,DzNN1Nc, P.HAR'rER, S.CULP. E.LANGFoRD, C.GRABER, B.LEATHERMAN. Row I. S.PowELL, C.HARTENSTlNE. J.JoHNsoN, M.OcEPEx. B.OPRlAN, B.LADY, M.MADDOX, V.OeREzA. President Pat Partridge vice President Pat Hnrter Treasurer Dorothy Denning National Honor Societq Row 2. D.DENNlNG, A.LINDH. W.LLOYD, J.YoUNG. M.HANNAH, P,HARTEn, Row 1. J.GRooM-V.PREs, B.ONDo-SEC. S.CuLP-Pass, E,BENCHOT.TREA5, Future Business Leaders of Amernca 55' lumix Row 3. J.HAM1LToN, M.TRuBATcH, G.STARR, F,WHEELER, W.LLoYD, W,ANoERsoN. Row 2. B.BuRNLEY, H.ORENDAs, M.GoMsAsKl, R.KRANNlCH, P.BR0wN, A,P1KLA Row I. AavusoR.MR.BseouT, L.FAlRaEE, J.S1DwELL. A.Lvolc, D.W1 . B.ONDo. LMOTH. M.SARKA, ADVlSOR,MR.SMITH President Lorna Fairbee Vice President Donna Wilmoth Secretary- Treasurer June Sidw ell Vice President Alice Lydlc Reporter Margaret sarka Advisors Mr. Paul smith Mr. James Bebout Student Council .5 za., I 9,9 1' fi if ltgifzvfa 3 , A ' Lg 4' A ..- 'P et , fuss . P f N 1 h. I 5 F wmeMMWLmmxMQV,,, 33.-mi. ,,3mW ml f-aw... Row 2. T.GEoRGE, L.MoMCHlLov, P.YOUNG, R,McCLURE, P.KulvENAN, K.HARTMAN, T,STEFANKO, N.HANNAH. Row 1, S.SAGADENCKY, E.STEFANIK, K.CAPAN. J.MARTIN. C.BAuN, J.BozAK. President Janice Martin Secretary Vice President Elaine Stefanek Treasurer .lwxggryf y x 5 R.STlLES, C.SCHACKOW Carol Baun Kathleen Capan naw 'wl 'l 'i514fli r 33U Ruth Walters, Queen 2--3 ' we ig K, . Homecom N. Z' Molnar Ruth Walters, 1954 Bill Kennedy - Shirley Culp, Senior Attendant Ffank BHfI?i ' Dofofhea Gefhafff junnor Attendant Daryl Anderson - janet Bilinovitch, Sophomore Attendant it Paul Young - Laura Kisor, Freshman Attendant Craig Richardson, Crown Bearer Bill Kennedy - Shirley Culp Leonard Blair - Janice Tilson, Senior Attendant Frank Banzi - Dorothea Gcrhart Daryl Anderson - janet Bilinovrtch janet Bilinovitch - Dorothea Gerhar! - Laura Kisor Prom fi3 Tf4li ' 1 i , ? X. is 6 g If ' Iliff ON ,fi cg I r L. x,,,,.hi 5 f T f ,., xwmy V 'li . K Aw , 6 all ' Q '1 1 Q 1 ,H .. N 0 - X' X N xi w kv Aw- X-ww X Y ' i -ww: -G Valentines Dance s--x 33 I, K7 e., 'N QUEEN BECKY SEIBERLING KING EARL RITZMAN CROWNERS ALLAN ASH Donoq-Hy SWAINO Seniors From Clinton . i,,, 5, we -f Q K Row 2. Richard Milliron, Dallas Thompson, Ray Stiles, Richard Rennie Row 1. Ernie Klminez, Phyllis Warner, Dorothy Petrovitch, Nick Paolano Personalities WITTIEST MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Dick Mllllron 'Janine Lewis Jane Hlnkle Ernle Wathey TEACllER'S PEBTS Bev Ingersoll Lyle Saenger l BIGGEST FEET MOST ATHLETIC Jim Susong Pat Boyes Bill Wasil Sara Jane Powell BEST LOOKING MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED In -I-uso. gm yggu Judy Groom Walter Lloyd BEST DANCERS Donna Mons John Greene BEST PERSONALITY LAZIEST Bl! Stiles Ruth Walters Jo Ann, Wallbrown Troy Parks Prophecy BI-YEARLY REPORT Time: I3 o'clock Date: The year 2000 Place: Somewlxre in outer space Space Cadet: Dorothy Denning lt all began on lhrs. The weather was sub-zero and if it hadn't been for my new electro-geofonic stupefier I would have frozen. The stupefier is an invention of the famous scientist Alex Wasil. I donned my rainment, consisting of space boots and suit and trekked over to Planet Headquarters. The commander, Walter Lloyd, greeted me and gave me my next inter-planetary assignment. Strange, glowing footprints had been found on the terra of Loba Lova.....:p.my job...get to the bottom of it all. I bid the commander loo toodle ltoodle loo backwardsj and then stopped at the supply home to pick up a few essentials from Bill Kennedy, the cadet who runs the house. QTNT, -toothpicks, sugar corn pops, etc., little things every cadet neechJ I then took a jet-propelled Warner cab KPhyllis is the consolidated capitalist of the cab industryj and made ready for the trip to Loba Lova. I rang for room service and the bell-girl, jo Anne Wallhrown, brought me my bill. Fifty cemsl I realized that was rather cheap, but after all the owners were friends of mine. Marilyn Sholley, Sarah Van Hyning and Lorna Fairbee had bought the Hilton hotels, but only on one condition....that Nicky Hilton come with them! I gave jo Anne a space dugat as a tip and then went down to the dining room for lunch. I was just in time for the hotel's show. The Belle of Mars, jane Hickle and her troupe: Beverly Lott, Katllyn Byrd and Alice Lydic were just starting their act. It is reported that they have so much rhythm in their feet, they put their shoes on with a French horn. Ernie Kiminecz and Pat Harter were doing a magic act. Ernie was trying to make Pat disappear. The waiter, Paul Kuivinen, took my order fstarfish and fried squib with a space float for dessertj. I ate hurriedly and then went to the landing field to catch the seven o'clock rocket for Loba Lova. I bought my ticket from Blanche Jeffreys and then quickly found a seat.I had something very im- portant to read. I was a whole week behind on that famous comic strip, Pogo, from the United States. It has been altered a trifle thoughg instead of Albert the Alley-gator to help Pogo, -there is a chap named Larry Neitz. just as I settled down to read, I heard a scream and the alarm rang. Duty was calling or should I say ringing. I hated to leave Pogo and Larry, but I ran to the control room. There they were..:.glowing footprints all over the floor. The pilot, Ernie Wathey, was trying to calm the poor stewardess, Alice Boss, who was practically in hysterics. I contacted Mus to have five cadets waiting for me when I landed and then went back to the pas- sengers to see if I could get some clues....Strange things were happening! The first one I interviewed was Lyle Saenger, the famous author of Ten Easy Ways To Flunk A Course. He said he would be glad to help me, but he knew as he put it, Nothin' ....Sitting behind him was Janice Tilson, the famous telephonge star of FOREVER FEMALE. just before the hell rang, she had seen a strange glow in the control room. My first clue! The president of the NFLA fNational Free Loaders Associationj Troy Parks, was aboard the rocket, but he couldn't help me. He did get my last Milky Way candy bar, though. As I started back to my seat I heard clapping. Four puppeteers, Punch Paolano, Judy Haw- key, Kukla Krska and Ol1ie Ondo were showing the passengers their respective talents. Punch is ijust as pugnacious as ever! The rocket soon landed and I was confronted by five miserable excuses for cadets. There was Troy Anderson, an ex-marine, although I must admit he is likeable if you give him time fand that is wlnt he is usually doingj along with Tom Haynes, john Miskie, and Ronnie Stamper wkh a portable card table. It is a well-known fact that they are eucher addicts. Last but not least, Richard Mildew Milliron, the palpitaring heart throb of the kindergarten set. In spite of their short comings, they proved an amiable lot. We made hasty plans to meet back at the rocket at eleven o'clock. We then separated. I saw a faint light flickering in the distance. Something seemed to compel me to come closer. As I drew nearer, it suddenly went out. A hand was laid on my shoulder! Fear gripped my supersonic heart and I stared into the face of ..... Fred Ferry, the crime syndicate leader. He warned me to get out of space and then vanished around the building. Friendly people these Martians! I was still trembling as I made my way to the skid row of Loha Lova. I passed a dingy dive, 'where mellow music was drifting up towards the street. I fought my way thmugh the smoke and sat down, ordering a ginger ale ..... straight, from the bttender, Allan Ballard. Leonard Blair and his Space Cats were featured there. Fred Wheeler was playing a mean saxaphone, Milan Trubatch, the bass fitklle, and Mary Lou Echard, the tambourine. I was just sitting there musing over my progress on the footprints case, when two hard guys, Dick Cookie Csuhta and Bob Babo Baysinger closed in on either side of me. They talked in monosyllables, because the ace detective, Ford White, was sitting across from my table. They told me that if I wanted a hot tip I should go to the AtomicEnergyFactory at midnight. They also said that their boss, Shirley DOLL FACE Culp had her eye on me. It seems Doll Face is in a little trouble. She is up for a murder rap. Beverly Ingersoll the Underworld Queen was trying to muscle in on Doll F ace's territory and she had her ace torpedo, Patty Philips, rub her out. They aren't too worried though, because they have the famous criminal lawyers,.Roy Spring-em-quick Kisor and Long Term Lance on the case. Not to mention that the case is coming up in front of the crooked judge, Mack Smith. I thanked them for the bit of news and went out to the street. A news-girl was yelling EXTRA and I called her over. As she handed me my paper, I recognized Patsy Boyes. She told me June Bone Crusher Sidwell was having a tag match with the terrible terror from Mars. Patsy seemed rather nervous. I hear her boss, Kenneth Guthery, the editor of the Daily Blah is hard to please. On the front page, there was a picture of the Mayor of Mars, Stanley Fudala I-le is planning a clean up campaign. Janine Lewis and Loa Mae Klase are head of the detail department. They pick up all the details on Main Street. We'call them street cleaners back in Akron! There was a write-up about the famous test pilot, 'Donna Wilmoth. Donna and jerry Allman, the golden gloves champion, were helping Mary Hannah, -who is the head of Mar's City Hospital, in her campaign for blood. Sandra Sagadencky and Betty Thayer, the world-reknowned girl hockey players are opening in Jupiter again. Also appearing is Sarah Jane Powell, Akron's answer to Gene Krupa. I-'at Pztridge is the chemist who invented strepto-ino-mio-sypin, a drug that cues everything from colds to ingrown toenails. Shirley Darmstadt was committed to the Mars State Mental Hospital. She lost her mind trying to put a.bag on David Thomas. The famous scientist, Dorothy Petrovitch, has invented a new economy size cake of soap. It weighs fifty pounds. The main trouble with her discovery is that it is a little awkward to hold. But her assistant jackie Ferry had pretty' well solved that. just get all wet and rub up against it. I hailed another Warner cab and was propelled by the cab driver, Max Dimitroff, to the best place to eat in Loba Lova, according to Lhxi tl: Taxi. We stopped at the Strato-Sphere. The Three Spades were singing there: Dallas Tonsils Thompson, Richard Right Sharp Rennie and Vincent Danko. They used to be the Four Spades, but the fourth member, john jay Green, was ostracised because of something he once sang, Cool Water! After their act, Tonsils came over and sat down at my table. He said that Donna Mong and Elaine Stefanek had started an Alcoholics Anonymous for poor unfortunates. Catherine Anderson and Eileen Benchot are their star boarders. He also mentioned that Jim Susong, Bill Wasil, and Ray Stiles had joined the Globen-utters, and tint the tlree of them had made All-American. Their coach? Ruth Walters. just then I remembered I had to meet the cadets at eleven o'clock. I paid my bill and got my hat from the hatcheck girl. I did a doubletake when I recognized julia Groom! KIN a pink and black striped outfit?J The cadets had nothing to report except that Jane Yonmg and Eleana Baker had opened their own 5 and I0 cent store, and tlmt Janet Miller is the president of a multi-million dollar concern that packs sardines. I told the cadets of om midnight appointment at the Atomic Factory and we took a flying saucer over to it. The hom' of intrigue was nearing. The watehwoman, Donna Mmg, let us in the main gate and then ushered us to the foreman, Gary Starr's office. His secretary, -Shirfey Thompson, told us that he was in Plant A and that the office girl, Anna Lindh, would take us there. Anna said that Sandra Ries was an accomplished pianist and was the female threat to Liberace. She also said Edith Langford had a job teaching the parakeets in the Mars' zoo to say sho-nuff. Inst as we entered Plant A, the lights went out. The factory took on an eerie glow! Gary was quick to rush to ou' sides to prevent us from becoming alarmed. He explained that the walls were painted with phosphaus paint to make them radioactive. All at once I noticed some glowing footprints. I broke into a run and grabbed what I thought would be the answer to the footprints case, Bruce Roberts. He was quick to explain: 111 He had accidently spilled some paint 121 I too, had left a trail of footprints. Things were beginning to add up, the footprints could have been those of any of the factory workers and the glow was probably caused by paint on their clothing. I apologized to Bruce and the cadets and I made ready to blast off for Mars. As we boarded the rocket I could hear Loba Lova's base station trumpet player, Lois Seiberling, playing Home Sweet Home and that is where I'm soon going to be. Senior Activities ALLMAN, JERRY Boggggfs Club 2-3, Football 4, Baseball 3-4. ANDERSON, CATHERINE Chorus 3-4, Chorolettes 3-4, Boosters Club 1-2-3, Tri-l-li-Y 1-2-3-4, Jesters 3-4. Pwm Committee Chairman 3. ANDERSON, WAYNE Chorus 2-3-4, FBLA 2-4, Baseball 2-3-4-, Hi- Y 4, Boosters Club 1-2-3-, Fwlbill 1. Basket' ball 1-2'3'4. BAKER, ELEANOR Boosters Club 1-2-3- Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-34. lestefs 2 BALLARD, ALLAN Boosters Club 1-2-3, Hi-Y 3- EAYSINGER, ROBERT ua-Y 1-2, Football I-2-3. Hi-Y 3, .Football 1-2-3 BENCHOT, EILEEN Boosters Club 1-2, Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3'4. 195509 2, National Honor Society 3-4, Treasurer 4- BLAIR, LENORD amd 2-3, Hi-Y 1-2, Baskerba1l2. BOSS, ALICE Chorus 2-3. Jesters 3, Boosters Club 3, Tri-Hi- Y 26-4- BOYES, PAT Bank 1-2-3-4, Boosters Club 1-2-3, Tri-Hi-Y 1- 2-3-4. BYRD, KATHRYN Tri-Hi-Y 2 CSUHTA, RICHARD Chorus 2, Boosters Club 1, Hi-Y 1, Baseball 1, Sports Manager 1, Football 1-2-4. CULP, SHIRLEY Chorus, fSec.-Treas. 41 Cheerleaders 2-3-4, FBLA, .2-3, Melody Jones 3, Senior Scholar- ship Tests 4, Class Officers QPres. 4, Sec. 31, Band 2, Jesters 2-3-4, fTreas. 31 Homecoming Atnendents 4, Boosters Club 1-2-3, Tri-Hi-Y 1- 2-3-4, National Honor Society 3-4. DANKO, VINCENT Chorus 3-4, Managers of Sports Team 1, Boosts Club 1-2-3, Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Basketball 2. DARMSTADT, SHIRLEY Chorus 2-3-4, Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Chorolettes 2- 3-4, Jesters 2-3-4, Booster Club 1-2-3, Melody Jones 3. DENNING, DOROTHY Booster Club 1-2-3, Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Jesters 3-4 fTreasu:er1, Natioml ,Honor Society 3-4, Prom Committee Chairnnn, fBand Chairnnn1, Chorus 4, Annual Staff 4. DIMITROFF, MAX Booster Club 1-2-3, Hi-Y 1-2-3, Football 1-2- 3-4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, Track. ECHARD, MARY LOU FAIRBEE, LORNA Chorus 3-4, FBLA, QSec. Treas. 2-3 Pres. 41, Boosters Club 1, Jeanie 3. FERRY, FRED Chorus 4, Football l-2-3-4, Boosters 3, Hi-Y 3, Basketball 1-2, Track 3. FERRY, JACQUELINE Band 1-3, Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2, Boost- ers 3. F UDALA, STANLEY Chorus 1-2-3-4, Class Officers Pres. 2-3, Vice- Pres. 4, Boosters 1-2, Jennie 3, Hi-Y 1-4, Foot ball 1-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3. GREENE, JOHN Chorus 1-2-3-4, Jeanie 3, Track 1-2-3, Hi-Y 1- 2-3, Boosters Club 1-2-3, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3. GRooM, JULIA J. Boosters Club 1-2-3, Student Council 1, Tri-Hi- Y 1-2-3-4 fSec. 21, Prom Connnitree Chairman 3, National Honor Society 3-4 fVice-Pres. 41. GUTHERY, KENNETH Chorus 152, Boosters Club 1-2-3, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Student Council 1, Class Officer fChaplain 4.1 HANNAH, MARY Band l-2-3-4 fSec. 3, Pres. 41, J esters 2-3-4, Senior Scholarship Tests 4, Boosters Club 1-2- 3, National- Honor'Society 3-4, Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3- 4 fVice Pres. 1, Pres. 21. HARTER, PAT Band 4, Jesters 2-3-4 Nice-Pres. 41, Boosters Club 1-2-3, Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, National Homr Society 3'4u HAWKEY, JUDY Chorus 1-2-3-4, Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Jeanie 3, Chorolertes 3-4, Jesters 3-4, Boosters Club 1- 2-3, Melody Jones 3. HAYNES,'1THOMAS Chorus 1-2-3, Jeanie 3, Boosters Club 1-2-3, Baseball 4, Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, fSec. 21. HINKLE, JANE Chorus 4, Jesters 2-3-4, Boosters Club 1-2-3, Prince of Peace Winner 3, Tri-Hu-Y 1-2-3-4. INGERSOLL, BEVERLY Booster Club 1'2'3, Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Jesters 3'4e JEFFERYS, BLANCHE Chorus 2, Booster Club 2-3. KENNEDY, BILL Band 1-2-3-4, Boosters Club 1-2. KIMINECZ, ERNEST Hi-Y 1-2-3, Key Club 4. KISOR, ROY Chorus 4, Football 1-2-3-4, Boosters Club 1-2- 3, Basketball l, Hi-Y 1-2-3, Track I-2. KLASE, LOA MAE Boosters Club 1-2, Tri-Hi.Y 1-2-3-4, Jesters 3. KUIVINEN, PAUL Hi-Y 1-2-3-4 lTreas.5 Student Council 2-3-4, Football I-2. KRSKA, ADAM Boosters Club 1-2, Class Treasurer I-2. LANCE, JAMES Boosters Club 1-2-3, Student Council 1, Annual Staff 4. LANGFORD, EDITH Boosters Club 1-3, Tri-Hi-Y 1-3-4, Jesters 3-4. LEWIS, JANmE Cheerleader 1, Student Council 3, Booster Club 1-2-5, Tn-ui-Y l-2-3. LINDH, ANNA Band 2-3-4, Jesters 2-3-4, Majorettes 2-3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3-4. LLOYD, WALTER Hi-Y 4, Baseball 3-4, Annual Staff.4, FBLA 2- 3-4, fPres. 35, National Honor Society 3-4. LOTT, BEVERLY Chorus 1-4, Jesters 3-4, Boosters Club 1-2-3, Prom Couimuittee Chairman 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3-4. LYDIC, ALICE Boosters Club 2-3, Jesters 2-34. Prom Commit- tee Chairman QFavors5, Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, FBLA 2-3-4,fReporter 3, Vice Pres. 45. MILLER, JANET Chorus 3-4, Jesters 2-3-4, fSec. 45, Boosters Club 1-2-3. Jeanie 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Annual Staff 4. MILLIRON, RICHARD Annual Staff 4. MISKIE, JOHN Chorus 2-3-4, Hi-Y l-2-4, fSec. 45, Football 1, Class Officers fPres. 1, Vice-Pres 25, Melody Jones 3, Basketball 1, Boosters Club 1-2, Jesters 3, Jeanie 3. LONG, DONNA Chorus 'S-4. C-Student Director 45, Chorolettes 3- 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Cheerleaders 1-2-3-4, Boosters Club 1-2-3. Homecoming Attendent 1, Class Officer QSec. 25. NEITZ, LARRY Chorus 4, Football 1-2-3-4, Boosters Club 1-2- 3, Hi-Y 1-2-3- ONDO, BERNICE Chorus 3-4, Boosters Club 1-2-3, Tri-Hi-Y 1-2- 3-4, Homecoming Attendent 3, Cheerleaders 2- 3, FBLA 2-3-4, National Honor Society'3-4, fSec. 45, Class Officers Nice-Pres. 3, Sec. 45, Junior Store Manager 3. PAOLANO, NICK Chorus 1-2-3-4, QVice-Pres. 45, Babershop Chorus 2-3, You'll Die Laughing 3, Hi-Y 1-2-5, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Varsity C Club 2-3, Foot- ball 4, Track 1-2-3. PARKS, TROY Chorus 4. PARTRIDGE, PATRICIA Band 2-3-4, Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, QChaplain 1-3, Treas. 45, Majorettes 2-3-4, Boosters Club 1-2- 3, Jesters 2-3-4 ,fPres. 45. PETROVICH, DOROTHY Chorus 1, Girls State and Boys State 1953-3, Class Officers 1 fClinton-Treas. Latin Club Pres. 3, Chi Gama Chi 1. PHILLIPS, PATRICIA POWELL, SARAH JANE Band I-2-3-4, QLihrarian 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4, fProg. Chairman 2, Vice-Pres 3, Pres. 45, Jesters 2-3-4. Prom Cbainmn 3. RENNIE, RICHARD Chorus 1-2-3-4, Hi-Y 1-2-3, Key Club 4. RIES, SANDRA Chorus 1-2-3-4, Jeanie 3, Boosters Club 1-2-5, Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3-4. ROBERTS, BRUCE Boosters Club 1-2, Hi-Y 1-2. SAENGER, LYLE Chorus 2-4, Key Club 3, Managers of Teams 2-3, Baseball 2-3-4, Boosters Club 1-2-3, Hi-Y 1-2, Melody Jones 3, Football Prince of Peace 2-3, Basketball 2-3-4. SAGADENCKY, SANDRA Chorus 1-2-4, Tri-Hi-Y l-2-3, Student Council 4 SEIBERLING, LOIS Band 1-2-3-4, fLibrarian 1-2, Student Conduct- or 45, bklody Jones 3, Cheerleader 1-2-3-4, Tri l-li-Y 1-2-3-4 fTreas. 1, Sec. 45, Prom Committee Chairman 3, Boosters Club 1-2'3. Jesters 2-3-4 SHOLLEY, MARILYN FBLA 4. SIDWELL, JUNE Boosters Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1-2, FBLA 2-3-4 fSec. Treas. 45. SMITH, MACK Football 3, Baseball 2, Track 3. STAMPER, RONALD Booster Club 1-2-3, Senior Schorarship 4, Hi-Y 1-2-3-4 QPres. 45, Boys State 3, Football 1, Basketball 1. STARR, GARY Boosters Club 3, Baseball 3-4, Hi-Y 2'3, Foot- ball 1, FBLA 3-4, Basketball 2. STEFANEK, ELAINE Boosters Club 1-2-3, Student Council 3-4 fTreas. 41, Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Prince of Peace Winner 3, Iesters 2-4. STILES, RAYMDND Chorus 2, Key Club 4, Student Council 2-4, Track 2, You'll Die Laughing 3, Class Officer 1-2 fPres. 1-21, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, Hi-Y 1-2-3 CSec. 31, Baseball 1-2 Var- sity C Club 2-3. sUsoNG, JAMES Chorus 3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Prom Committee 3, Boosters Club 1-2-3, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Hi-Y 1-4, Annual Staff 4. THAYER, BETTE Boosters Club 1-2-3, Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3, Annual Staff 4. THOMAS, DAVID Band 1-2-3, Football 3, Boosters Club 1, Hi-Y 3'4- THOMPSON, DALLAS Chorus 1-2-3-4, Student Council 2, Clinton Jr. Class play 3, Barbershop Quartet 2-3, HI-Y 1- 2-3-4,fVice-Pres. 31. Key Club 4, Basketball 2-3, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Varsity C Club 2-3. THOMPSON, SHIRLEY Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3, FBLA 4. TILSON, JANICE Chorus 2-3-4, fPres. 41, Class Officer fTreas. 3-41, Chorolettes 3-4, Boosters Club I-2-3, Tri- Hi-Y 2-3-4, Cheerleaders 2-3-4, Homecoming Attendent 4. TRUBATCH, MILAN Hi-Y 4, Track 1, FBLA 2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4. VAN HYNING, SARA FBLA 2- 3-4. WALBROWN, 10 ANN Band 1-2-3-4, Boosters Club 1-2-3,Tri-Hi-Y 1- 2'30 WALTERS, RUTH Band 1-2'3'4, Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Honrcoming Attendent 2, Majorettes 2-3-4. Jesters 2-3-4, Boosters Club 1- 2-3, Student Council 2, QSec. 21 WARNER, PHYLLIS Band 1-2, Chorus 1-3, Boosters Club 1, Tti-Hi- Y 1-2-3, Student Council 1 lVice-Pres. 11, You'l1 Die Laughing 3, Librarian 1, latin Club 3 QTreas. 31, Science Club 2. WASIL, BILL Boosters Club 1-2-3, fPres. 31, Key Club 3, Basketball 1-2-3-4. Football 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1'2'3'4l WASIL, ALEX I-li-Y 2, Football 1-2-3, Basketball 1-2-3-4. WATHEY, ERNIE Basketball 3, Prom Committee 3, Boosters Club 3, Hi-Y 2. WHEELER, FRED Band 1-2-3-4 fStage Manager 2-31. FBLA 2-5-4 fVice-Pres. 31, Basketball 2, Baseball 2-3, Track 1. WHITE, FORD Basketball 1. WILMOTH, DONNA Boosters Club 1-2, Tri-I-li-Y 1-2-3-4. FBLA 2- 3-4 KVice-Pres. 41. YOUNG, JANE Boosters Club 1, National Honor Society 3-4, Tri-Hi-Y 1'2-3-4, Stmient Council 1-2, Jesters 2. Football Row3 Row 2. Raw I. J. C'-'lfl Fink. COUCH. R. Baddows, B. Hill, B. Williams, J. Smith, D. Millar, D. Frifz, C. Hayes, D. Barnes, B. Haun, J. Fletcher. Anfon Prashar, Coach. L. Saongor, S. Fudala, N. Paolano, J. Allmad , D. Bowman, J. Graana, F. Ferry, M. Trubafeh, L. Na'iOx, M. Dinrifroff, R. Kisoll, D. Baker, Mgr., J. Richmond, B. Brannar. B. Jackson, E. Ritzman, B, Allman Punta! , A. Ash, T. Durbin, L. Anderson, Mgr. Senior r L A AA , Row 2. Nick Plolono, Lyla Seongor, Roy Kisor, Srcnloy Fudlll, Larry Noln, All Dlnliralf Row I. Jerry Allln, Dick Bovnen, Jehu Greens, Frei Ferry, lllun Truldch Basketball Ros 3. D. Baker, Mgr., N. Cowling. Bill wasi1,B. Douglas, D, Geizer, Mgr., H. Fry, Coach Row 2, A. Wasil, T. Anderson, J. susong, D. Bowman, L. saenger, Row 1. R. Stiles, D. Rogers, E. Ritzman, C. Schu.ckow,N. Pa01an0. Seniors ..L...... BILL WASIL ALEX WASIL - Wi. ' T -..L TROY ANDERSON N? S .1 LYLE SAENGER JIM SUSONG RAY STIL ES X519 ns. NICK PAOLANO I L S b fling .I Varsitq Cheerleaders Dorothy Swai no anice T Sh I CUIP Donna M Reserve g,7 Liu. Row 2. Pat Seiberling, Jeanette Bozak, Cora Dronebarger--Sophomore Row 1. Paula Popadlch, Laura Kisor, Nancy Cowling--Freshmen GirI's Basketball 'T' 2 Q l xf,egewg Zj K W- 2? 2 AOFQTON Y A A 2 wx. . oPTo ..on1'o.v 9 .se e eowvc. fm.. Row 1. S. Powell, D. swalno, J. Martin, J. Hawkey Row 2. C. Zupec, L. Baker.D. Dague,D. Wilmoth Row 3. S. Luck, B. Ingersoll, E. Ely. R. Walters, S. Schultz Baseball Row 2, ADVISOR, MR.CRAMER, T.POPADlCH, J.ALLMAN. E.RlTZMAN. J.SusoNG. 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High si, SH 5-3700 FREE PARKING ACROSS THE STREET 5 Time out For Coke xf nornsu uuon Aumoanv or rn: cocwcou coiunu nv AKRON COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. BLUCIISIOIIG 3-3178 DUMA'S MARKET Home Dressed Meats Dressed at our MODERN PACKING PLANT Plant W. Center Rd. Clinton 0 Phone TU 2-3014 I39 Znd St. S.W. Phone SH 5-0296 Barberton, Ohio Compliments of PARKER Ull CUMPANY BEST wlsHEs TO THE SENIORS DDNALD C. F. MILLER nomo f.fFuRNlTuRE mc. MlCHAEL'S RESTAURANT 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave. AKRUN CUFFEE 81 GRUCERY 00 l3l N. Summit St. AKRON 4. OHIO Ell MUMCHILUV GRUCERY and MEATS l83 S. 2nd STREET SH 5-6216 JOHNSON CORNERS LAWSON DAIRY STORE MILK BAKED GOODS CANDY ICE CREAM EVERYBODY LIKES N O R K A BEVERAGES COMPLIMENTS OF RUSH'S BARBER SHOP GARDNER PIE CO. 36 Van Buren Street SH 5-'I'I6I COMPLIMENTS OF WILLOWBROOK DAIRY I.0YAL OAK HARDWARE GENERAL HARDWARE Where Folks Like To Trade LOYAL OAK, OHIO R.D.41 BOXG9 PHONE-PL3-1017 Zlaporan y.dlldQl'lA OPEN FROM 11:00 AJI. TO 12:15 PJI. WEEK DAYS OPEN FROM 11:00 AJI. TO 10:00 PJI. SUNDAYS MIRKO MIKE MILICH HoPocAN Avenue, Ext. GARELD -'Joe' PALMER BARBERTON' oH,O III-Y und TRI-HI-Y CI.UBS Are YMCA Units in School Burberton YMCA 183 Second St. SI-I 5-2626 MR. S K GOOD FOOD INSIDE SERVICE lLI.E'I' CURB SERVICE ON WHEELS On Route 224 - Waterloo Road, Barberton, Ohio E BARBERTCN BRCCKSIDE CCUNTRY CLUB, INC. RECEPTIONS BANQUETTES l8Hl GIEC N O tth Pblic H 5- ULATIONS 8. BEST WISHES TO THE G COMPLIMENTS OE HARVEY UHL ELECTRIC CCMPANY 785 SOUTH HIGH STREET IE 5-5324 .IE 5-IO88 WILLIAMS'SNYDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Contractors Akron 4, Ohio Sf., MOMCHILOV PURE 011- MACKO'S RESTAURANT Cor. 2nd St. 8. Wooster Rd.W. Chicken, Fish, Steak and Ham Dinners Barberfon, Ohio SIMON IEW ELRY COMPANY WATCH 8. JEWELRY REPAIRING JEWELRYHHGIFTS 507 W. TUSCARAWAS AVE. BARBERTON, OHIO STUVER BROS. FRANICS Garden Seeds- Fertilizers FOR R0lldy- Mixed COIICIQIC Valspar 8. DuPont Paints - Hardware 2nd AND W. -I-USC. Barberfon SH 5-3144 BARBERTON OHIO GARNER BRUS. DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT NOW FEATURING THE WORLD'S ONLY TEL-AUTOGRAPH SERVICE 1880 WEST MARKET AKRON, OHIO MOMCHILOWS ocEPEK SERVICE srulou Ga s-Oil-Tires-Batteries Down Town Marks' Garage Service SH 5-0361 142 Sgggnd St, Bqrbugonl Ohio Rt. 5 56 mile west of Barb. COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAM BIRD BARBERTON TV and APPLIANCE CENTER nater Appliances Sylvania - Admiral - Philco - W. Tusc. Barberton, Ohio PL 3 -I Compliments of TAYLIIR 81 LEWIS Bill Taylor - Alumni - l935 Ruth Taqlor - Alumni - 1936 SH 5-3149 In Barberton for Barberton Opposite Barberton Post Office SH 5-38I4 ,J COMPLIMENTS OF 6 MARSHALUS DEPARTMENT STORE Corner of Tuscarawas Avenue 8. 4tI1. MYERS 85 WEIGAND SC- Ave- Delrverv Service Columhia Southern Chemical Congratulates These Sons and Daughters of Columhia Employees Years Second Row L to R Parent Colugbia Dallas Thonpaon 'alt Thompson 15 GIKY Starr Carrol Starr 3 Adam Krsks Michael Krslrs 3054 Roy Kisor Shitl Kisor 25 Jim Lance Huston Lance 11 Milan Truhatch Fred Trnbatch 112 Paul Kuivinen Walter Kuivinen 12 Years Yen' nt at O First Row L to R Parent Columbia Thi-fd RO' L 10 R Pina' Cohmbn Katherine Byrd Howard Byrd 7 Julia Groom Merril Groom 25 Shirley Thompson Nick Thompson 654 Eileen Beuho' Mud' Beech' 20 Judy Havkey Clarence Hawkey 18 Dorothy Denies R01 Dennins 8 Donna Mons Ralph Mong 19 Bernice Ondo Michael Ondo 17 Phyllis 'arner Kenneth 'arner 20 Beverly Ingersol Warren lngetsol 13 COLUMBIA CONGRATULATES ALL MEMBERS OF THE T954 GRAOUATING CLASS From the Graduating Classes in the Barberton Area come many of our new employees. Many will make their livelihood at Columbia as have the Parents of the Graduates shown above. 'hether you find your place in industry or choose to continue your education, Columbia extends Columbia-Souiheyn Chemical Corp. PITTSBURGH PLATE CLASS CCMPANY Barberton, Ohio COINPAHZBNB 0 ! 'W y B' R B B E R c o M P A N Ylf 3 1? '7 531513 'I 5 B E555 m B A R B E R T o N, o H IO qJhfw9Wf c?5MfcW'wmMC7i5w THE ROHNER COMPANY Formerly THE ROHNER PAPER COMPANY Distributors of Compliments of THE BARBERTON HERALD BARBERTONS MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED NEWSPAPER Paper Products Playground Equipment I SHERWOOWS SPORT CENTER' School Supplies Maintenance Items 506 W. Tusc. Ave. Barberton, Ohio 5Cl'I00I Equipment Paints SH 5'57l0 .I.P.SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY VELLONEYIS WALL PAPER STO RE General Insurance 8. Bonds 502 . 04 W. pork Ave. SH 5.2615 495 T . A . . use ve SH 5 5423 Window Shades Venetian Blinds Barberton, Ohio paims HY GRADE MARKET Meat- Frozen Foods - Open daily Sunday and Holidays - 3 A.M. to 8 P.M. CHICKEN INN - Delicious French Fried Chicken - Serving Banquets and Partys. RADABAUGH ELECTRIC New and Rebuilt Motors 1494 Wooster Road, North v A 5-2 3 5 5 BOWMAN'S GROCERY STORE HERWlCK'S FLURAI- SHOP MEATS - VEGETABLES FLOWERS DAIRY PRODUCTS CANDY GIFT SHerwood 5-0283 SH 5-3322 574 w. TUSC. AVE CONGRATULATIONS ROBERT HALL RESTAURANT FROM sooo Fooo H AR T S on Route 224 - near Barberton Stadium HENRY PHONE SH 5.1000 253 - I6th ST., N.W. SWANSON CONSTRUCTION, INC. BARBERTONI OHIO COMMERCIAL- INDUSTRIAL - RESIDENT HILLTOP FLORAL ARTisTRY IN FLOWERS Equipped to handle any size job 776 N. Main St., Akron IO, Ohio MUREN, Prop. PO 2-7271 IAL CONGRATULATIONS 8. IlAGEY'S On U.S. Rt. 2l Between Norton Center 8. Johnson's Corners BEST OF LUCK RKET PARTRIDGE DRUG 493 W. TUSC. AVE. BUY YOUR DRUGS IN A DRUG STORE GILCHER LUMBER. INC. Barberton O Cu nal Fulton PL 3 7738 0 lll' Ulster 4 2222 593 A. H. SClilLAUCl'l TRUCKING General Hauling R D 4 Bax 343 Barberton Ohio SH- 5-1487 GRABER'S PHARMACY Cigar, Candy Ice Cream Prescriptions our Speciality P I. 3 -l 216 PAOLANO GREENHOUSE Com I. A p :ments of Funeral Designs, COYSUQOS. Wedding 8. Plants BARBERTON SPORTING GOODS on Rt. S. of Johnson Corners We Deliver EVe Ylhi 9 in 5P0 'in9 Goods Phone Pl-i 3-4484 Joe Presto Plaza 3-3615 THE BARBERTON BRIDAL SHOPPE Open Mon. thru Fri. Ngon . 9:00 P.M. Saturday 9:30 A.M. , 9:00 P,M, FORMALS, WEDDINGS, RENT TUXEDOS PL 3-6868 COMPLIMENTS OF 0'NEIlS of BARBERTUN SH 3-1196 Barber1on's C6mplete Department Store BUCKEYE COMPANY SPORTING GOODS CLASS SWEATERS and JACKETS 65 E.MILL STREET I E 5 -4l 58 WALL PAPER AND VALSPAR PAINT, LAUGHLIN'S BOOK STORE SH 5-2925 FINNELL INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE PL 3-7786 PL 3-7787 219 Second Street N. W. - Barbertm, Ohio WHITE NURSERY FOR ROSES Bulbs, Flower and Vegetable Plants Located on U.S. 21 THE BARBERTON POST Publ i shed every Th ursday 7g on the Newstanb Phone PL 3-7731 SLAYBAUGH SERVICE STORE Patent Medicines Cameras-Films-Gift Items 1410 Wooster Rd. W. SPAHR MOTOR General Repair Over 50 years in Repair Business 932 Wooster Road W. Barberton WEST THEATRE Barbertons Favorite Family Theatre Always two good features WEISBER GER 'S Apparel for Junior, Miss or Mrs. for the last 55 years, 572 W. Tusc., Barbertan, Ohio PLasa 3-1435 COPE CLEANERS All Garments lnsurea agamsr Fin and Thr, Pick-Up and Delivery 508 Park Avlll Ill Barberton, Ohio LlNDY'S DRIVE-IN Rt. 224 Wadsworth Across from Blue-Sky Theatre ACME MOTO R SALES For Dependable Cars Opposite Blue Sky Theater Wadsworth 3-8183 Route 224 Smart Styles at Budget Prices SALLY'S 502 W. Tuscarawas Barbertoa, Ohio BARBERTON WHOLESALE LUMBER CO- Wholesalers 8. Jobbers 31st Street, N.W. and Route 21 Barberton, Ohio FREADLlNG'S CITIES SERVICE PL 3-4404 Halliday's Corners Rt. 261 Box 216 R.D. I Barberton, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF LOYAL OAK GOLF COURSE THE SUMMIT FINANCE COW. Serving Berberton and Vicinity for 30 ygggg MILLER a. sum: senvlcs STATION 1.oYAL oAK PL 3-4605 GROCERIES - MEATS and VEGETABLES STEVE WOSARY GROCERY 280 E. PAIGE AVENUE SH 5-2510 BARBERTON, OHIO SA TRUC 24 Hours o Doy Chops Seq F0045 Good Sondwlches Open 7 Days o Week, DRINK-MILK ITS OD AMBROSE, DOLL .IEWELER GORHAM ond TOWLE STERLING SILVER M0 DANIEL BRENNER S INSURANCE AGENCY Magic City Shopping Center Borborion Ohio EULL COURSE SHORT DINNERS ORDERS COMPLIMENTS OF VIRGINlA'S RESTAURANT 334 31st STREET N. W. BARBERTON.. OHIO OUR SPECIALTY IS GOOD FOOD BARBERTUN NEW CAR DEALERS ASSDCIATIDN JACK WEIGAND Buick Bulcn A. D. Kunrz, mc. MONTZ CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CHEVRQLU LAUGHMAN MOTOR TW FARABGUGH MEECAOIEEJNTIAC CHRQSLER and PONTIAC PWMOUTH BARBERTON Moron FALOR MOTORS SALES. 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