Norton High School - Nortonian Yearbook (Norton, OH)
- Class of 1958
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Maw 0 757-75 AML EEUEI U :ze -Ill EE me Hmm E E ii 3mgzl4 i i i :sas E ,5 ,,,jQg!aa.,s ji Ill ns ALMA MATER When the sun bends low its radiance, While the storm clouds roll, Norton High, we'll always love you, You inspire our soul. Walking with a stride of honor To the road ahead. Norton High, we will salute you, With our white and red. Refrain: Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Sing from pole to pole, Hear our song so clearly ringing 'Till we reach our goal. 2 it Worlfonivufa ga! Editor- Business Managers- Art Editor- Photographic Editor- Literary Editor- Dona Ober Paul Struharik Donna Bertsch David Reese Marilynn Borland Steve Dimitroff Harriet Miller W' 6?m,z of 540, 4 ' IMAX erling berling wain, Clerk ours, Pres. h v YW u I I H if!! l W 4 .xgcfminiafrafion S72 ff 1, 4 T4-QSNN -'ff' -22? ff dl 1 rake-X 7 Wnfer ale loving ..,fASZLi5Q7iialZ5 lt'f ff 1? f up ff D1 -cvfgg C1 51 ff L27 g?G55?3 endow fff UVLCJQPCZCLJJWQQVL xf?i, N X .Q Cimfenfa Administration Faculty Cooks 81 Custodians Football Band Homecoming Magazine Drive T . A . C . Christmas Formal Basketball Cheerleaders Sweetheart Ball Baseball Track Prom Concert Band Chorus Student Council Tri-Hi-Y Latin Club Biology Club Library Staff TAC FTA GAA Torch Nortonian Personalities Will Activities Officers Pictures Juniors Sophomore s F re shmen 6 8-11 12 15-18 19 20-21 23 24 26-27 29-32 33 34 36 36 38-39 42 43 44 45 46 46 47 47 48 48 50 51-52 54-55 56-58 59-61 62 63-78 80-82 83-86 87-90 Q-BHWHQWA Superintendent, Ralph C. Schlott The first faces we saw when as Fresh- men we entered Norton High School, and the faces of the graduation officials who gave us our coveted diplomas were those of the administration ---- the principal who gave us advice on our problems and repri- manded us when we did somethin wrong, the secretaries who take care of tie busi- ness department, and the superintendent who runs the Norton Township schools from his office in our building. During our four-year education, they gave us leadership and guidance as we went through the period of becoming young adults. It is only when we are about to leave and will receive their aid no longer, that gratitude, which was never expressed, is voiced. Thank you seems too inelo- quent, but meant sincerely, as it is here, it says more than overflowing prose. Secretary, Pat Wolfe l956 ire,t as iiii 1 'if' ritsi finn to at niitirrr irii at teir .1 ww t gl ii1 ai., l pie ,, t t, n s 5 .K ttt,,r M... at,,, i f . t V T ' ' in Principal, Robert C, Maus Secretary, Miriam Smith Ayifllf iiigv l ACULTY 147 ' '- N ,ff 1 ' 5 3 .T N 11 ,f IM C James Bebout Typing, Shorthand, Office Procedure Zella Boedicker Art wx H f' Sfqsiztg Z, -2 S eee ,e e t S iiii 1 :'f , '- , X ffl Xxx ik K X X X X N 8 Q . 7 1115, Virginia Brill Latin, English Clyde Burton Industrial Arts g Z , Q .. V 1 2 , rf . k fr I-1 8 , ,A I H '.'. ' .'. A ' 1f 'Cf f'.' Z . . ,mgjfggf ,9Q'g5,,E4 - , ,.-F , 1-A ., - -4 - f -, . - . 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L - V if iw ' 4 5 ,,g is-1 F' .ine-5 , rj,-'QA gif , f' L nf ff . ,if 1 ,rg , :, 'fi ' 'f1: f14.f vii --f ' aa 1 Myron Singhaus Physical Education William Velo Senior Drawing, Industrial Arts wa Elizabeth S late Latin Europe Smith English, French I f2fWyQ,ffigsffggf'9vf. 5 ' sg - . Ann Tomc1k A Q 2, ' I W? I L, B1010gY mug: muff t . W., .. Arden Yockey Band, Chorus Donald Van Horn Margaret Zimmerman American History, General Math, Geography 85 Orientation, Typing, Social studies Office Machines, Accounting 5 , C609 Mrs. Matozel, Mrs. Ingersoll, Mrs. Stamp, Head cook. GOALS ana! Cfwfoaficufw A very important, yet little recognized, part of our school are the custodians- --qthe cooks and janitors. We take this por- tion of our book to thank the janitors for keeping our building as new as it was W en We first saw it, and the cooks for the ade- quate and nourishing food they prepare for us each day. 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The newest addi- tion to the building was the water coo er --a place to meet and drink fand drink, drink, drinklj At the sound of the noon bell, we scram- bled to the half-mile lunch line. When We were about halfway througlh our dinner, munc ing furiously, the bell rang--HOME? --no, back to class. Finally, we reached the end of our first day, loaded up our books, and headed home. A 1 nik' I A T f y ,,,tsr,Z or ,,,.,,r, y .Mr f f,.. .. ,Nw -..f-f ,,f.,rf,, s f W X- W W- , '7,-- is ,isnt , . is-:r .fr were fiwvfff was 4-as V- .-is 1' fr - ,Q .,,, 9, is I is 1 .J iw swag ,,, - . 1 ffig,g:fm, - -K gg: was .,,, ,...t ,, WE - -4,439 i ' Vi, ffl' : V S' ,,, , A t,,,t , sw as . Ms,,,,,,5 My vx,,Kfs M. L M ash, f s . i s - ,, , thhi 1 was mwp+R,MaW6wma 94,31 V:- -M' '--'s Q f x e s u 1 K ,FE my ff J Q ,-A Min M, l ' r ' 14 E 1 Q bf , 9 E p A 1 5-9 PM I J joofiaf Coaches A. Prasher, C, Fink Row one: B.Raper, J.Himme1right, B,Adams, B.Ewing, I.Hurst, B.Sours, C,Price, R.. Hahn, E,Bertsch. Row two: B.Ca1houn, S.Dimitroff, G, Griffin, I.Wise, T.Kova1, L. Bowman, P,Struharik, I.Schackow, P,Bum1ey. Row three: C.Fink, D.Gibbs, D.Da- vis, A.Danko, C.Rip1ey, J.Ando, D, Weckbacker, F.Novak, P.Shank, A,Prasher, Row four: A,Letz, B.Ritzman, C.Srnith, I.Harris, B.Bearn, M.Matoze1, J.Andrews, J, DeRose, R. St einer, I. Gegner -1 .. , . A., ww f gf 3 t i 3' w w 1 i The '57 Metro football season saw one of Norton's most spirited, fgihting teams in recent years. e boys certainly deserve recog- nition for their fine sportsmanship and for their true devotion to the game and their school--a devotion displayed throughout the season. Senior mem rs of the fighting squad were linemen Paul Burnley, Paul Struharik, Gary Griffin, Terry Koval, Larry Bowman, jesse Hurst, and john Wise, with Jerry Schackow doing a fine job in the backfield. The '57 team was surely one to be proud of and will be remembered for many years to come. 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R A 4, ' wtzfff 55. . ' 7 f D - 'asv' 1.9 . 1'i..kg, H f' ' 2 90 V , in VA ' gin' I Q15 9153? ,Q ff 'ff R. , , ' , T f? VQA wi ,,, if .. ' if sg? , Q , . f J Y as ,Dlx , ,,gf:L V 41 in , ,asa 3 wi 4 i s xi. ..,,.. W Q! i f 'Q' iv ff' I ... xx , . ' Z . - rf? .ff if 1 1 gl K Ly Zfrffw 1 Q, 1 A 'ff E 17 N ,ya . S .X aw X '27' , X 1 N, X .. f- x 5 N, r 7 N Winter had come to Norton, and our most important social event of the season was the Christmas Formal-- Frost Fan- tasy. It is an annual dance sponsored by the Tri-Hi-Y Club. 26 5 N 11' 5 K 1 1' H L 3 Tj ii 27k X if M XXI?-,Q K Kneeling: I,Wade, .T.Ando, J.Crispin, R,Ritzman, S.Easterling, C. Price. Standing: T.LeBar, P.Burn1ey. I. Thompson, I.Wi1ey, P,Hahn, T, Koval. Zlgowlelfgaf During the 1957-58 basketball season, Norton compiled a record of six wins and eleven losses. The Fighting Panthers, finishing in fifth place, had a Metropolitan League record of two wins and five losses. The disappointing record was due to bad luck on the road. Only one game was won away from home. In toumament play, Norton started well with a win over Revere, but they fell before Central. Scotty Easterling was high-point man for the season, and Charlie Price had the best shooting average, hitting on 502, of his shots. K w Viv' ist Q X U 7 QNX 'W ,ir sf I il 5 5 Q- r is M .fn X f- sf ' X w i' e -Wa, mmm-umL Qui' any ma 85' ,,..,nulInl'f '7'w Dfw' 5 W had u-IN., Ll ll I as- gb! 6 my , W W. all 9. 'Q if Q rg Q! lk' 5 Q N- 5 up' if i A., .ggi-5 D-Y Rosie .NTMM Cookie C HEQRLEHOQGS Cm nooo I 44 X 'ov' wax ,, ,W VARS I TY X ,J 1 t .pp may ? 'sw if Q K .W-q W, J' 5 I E J ox . .Q ij ' T X X 1 , fx ...Ju .L if fm is QW C.Butcher, I. Mess, R, Gross, H.Cook, E.Sne11enberger Judy Toots J,Parsons. I.Krupa, E.White, B.Berto1ini, D.Hahn Seniors: Carol, Harriet, Toots Steve and Harriett Carol . :gg 1- ,Q .E tftte 12 fl - ' ttt'tt LVLLV . ,,' 'K A Q Vfykqk grit. The highlight of the Valenti.ne's 5 X , L t s Season was the traditional Sweet- l s?' Toots heart Ball, sponsored by the Class in r of 1958. The significance of the K Gary Harriet dance was the ceremony to crown t ' - 1 the K1ng and Queen of the 11111101 , Class . lr-n ' - f'-, 1 . ra-' '-', ' nsls'e rnl ' c , A -- , . ' K sf? -yi, fiafiggffirfwfgz. , f i , f W . ,f.-' waxy Getz. . ,A , , l gi f :vain-Q m, '12 X v it 'A X .gg ap ., 6 F K Y, N in A . 4 6 5 14, 'Hr 19 an e . ,W . 'f , v - . j xy., if JET P rx' 'Kfsw X ' ' Q N X ,' 1 'F' L 98' :ff S 'Q' My .A - L 8 sw ' fa ,l 'fl X xg A , 5 Q d . ' . , A 4 Q, V . 'k ' .+ -1- f Q. -fm. f .xg, A . , v .y '2 ' . K ' LX N, : ,., '-5 ',. - L ' 1 . ff mfik ' .ew ,vw WA , . 2 0-Q , . 7' K' Ii Q A . .5 'vga C 1, an . .-'. '-CL x N nr' K if pk' .2 Q, . fini I I aw' .. 6 5 I 1 in , . Q K . -f ., .. ff if W -A.: 1- J, ,, ,.,.,.h 1 L jf f ,E f -gg if . m , . , T yt., .1 as M, . I Fl 11 4 A .3 , 9 's 45 i. A gyx M 4 at Q A A91 jgfw 5 ' 'Lf 4: ,N it J ilf'fg:iuI 'Cfg Qt, a'ik'A ky- i f W ,. 1, v' Q X -if 'Y few-P , fi 4 , f 5 an V A X... A if Zgddggblf Row one: B.Schaffer, D,Raymer, I.Schackow, 1.1-Iurst, N. Hannah, S.Easter1ing, Row two: G,Griffin, P,Bum1gy, Bngb- ney, P.Struharik, B.Ca1houn, I.Wise, Row three: Mgr., J, Carmany, M.Matoze1, B.Hawkey, Mgr., D,Schumacher, Mgr., I.Greenbank, Coach, Mr. Capan. Absent: Steve Di- mitroff, Row one: Mgr. , R,Raper, L.Bowman, I.Nagy, B.Sweazy, B.Ritzman, I.Sweazy, R. Beam, I,Harris, D.Gibbs, Row two: B,Mann, F,Robinson, A.Letz, C.Smith, C.Rip1ey, I.Bero1d, A,Kabi11ar, I.Gegner. I.Marsh, Row three: Mgr., B.Sours, T.McCracken, D.Davis. I.Saurer, D. Reese, J. Erwin, J.Brown, C.Gardner, P.B1ack, B.Daughtry, Coach, Mr, Prasher. In the 1957 Metropolitan League baseball season, Norton had a record of 5 wins and 7 los- ses. This was Coach Capan s first year as a baseball coach. The leadin batter in 1957 was jerry Schaciow, and the best pitching performance was a one hitter by Steve Dimitroff. In 1958, the team has senior play- ers returning and is looking for- ward to an even better season. . jIf'6LC 36 ...IM D him.. 1.39 5 5 H of-V, Wua'aS'b.X ,,, .0- we, 'Q ,323 The coming of spring was heralded by our annual junior- Senior Prom, a formal dance iven by the junior glass to honor the Seniors. This year we danced at the University Club of Ak- IOII . ally cuzfas Junior officers and advisors, with their dates. The Junior Class presents Spring Fantasy Music by Al Day University Club Friday, May 3, 1957 9: 00-12: 00 7241 LN, ,y , AW-,Q Wi 5. f mf nw is 215 mum ff' Ami A 0 f If A Q, ff5:g5 fm: A mf, -, v I 'Vx V v . ,. L , M, a ,-sk w 'Q 1 4, sa yn ,fguw ,f X. f -v .arty A J .- - ' -' . Y, S54 gf 5.3 A ji- V , W wx ,g 7 ,Q , ' 395 ef ,MA I gf ,X if ,QV 'f x ix i .Q-, A H-14? X, K VT?-'2,'C . vii X'Q 4?ff may 359. 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'aw f f u . w. nf A 'Wi ,, www W, v ww swam 3-f k 4'M 'f'm1'fSR?f5 W LJ' k w W'n?FY'?M?eBL3iYa1i?i13ifK5Q11T'Qrgif?E9,1W 5'MQ?J,W,.'?TMff3M 15 1 Norton High School's Music Department is known not only in our own school, but also ances The Department, composed of the Freshman Girls' Choir, Senior Choir, Boys' Glee Club, and Band, offers a wide variety of selections--from be-bop to Bach. Norton s musicians all owe part of their X success to our fine instructor, Mr. Arden 1. X Yockey. Mr. Yockey is responsible for such ire X things as the selection of numbers and the S V scheduling of programs, two necessary items for the musicians success. The band is an integral part of the com- munity and can be seen entertaining during half-time at all football games, marching in parades, and performing in concerts and as- semblies. The Senior Choir also performs throughout the community with a repertoire of fine selec- tions. They perform in churches and entertain in assemblies and school concerts. The Boys' Glee Club and the Freshman Girls' Choir do excellent work in supporting the Music Department in many of its programs and assemblies. To the Music Department of Norton High School, a most laudable organization, we ex- tend our praise and thanks. 2 X , X ix ' H throughout the community for its fine perform- R! . , I . O s , 6 1 4 S 0l'LC9l f gan! Row one: J.Reese, R.Lovas, S.Bi11y, R,Arterburn, N.Kee, C,Bird, G,Gross, J,Smith, Row two: S,Starr, B, Radabaugh, J,B1ankenship, A,Tay1or, P,Fendenheim, R, Yeager, K,C-eiser, B.Mi11en, B,Neff, I.Shaffer, N. Adarnich, L.Snader, B,Woodward, Row three: L.Adams, E,Jackson, M,Snider, C,Gribb1e, I,McPherson, G,Pinter, J.Neitz, C,I-Iarris, A,Seiber1ing. Row four: E.Smith, B,King, I,Theiss, D,A.rterburn, E.Reid, L. Reid, P,Ya1sovik, I.A.damich, B.Susick. 42 Row one: M.Ober, B.Ober, P.Ma1one, C.Speck, S.Price, J.Neitz, B.Wi1kinson, P. Cummings, D.Ober, S.Kreger. Row two: I.Chester, I.Wi11iams, P.Arno1d, S.Long, L.Lenty, P. Gibson, A.Seiber1ing, E.Breitenstine, E.Thompson, E.Sne11enberger. Row three: L.Conkey, D. Stepp, A.Tay1or, I. Frank, M.Voight, S.Seiber1ing, J.Wor- den, J. Mess, B.Ei1er, C.Saurer, P.Mi11er. Row four: E.Greenback, R. Whipkey, M. McNamara, R. Richards, T.Bowman, B.Hawkey, B.He11er, T.Kramer, B.Sours, T. Lee. Row five: J.McPherson, G.Spencer, P.Tay1or, R.Swire, P.Leidy, P.Maus, D. Keller, P. Burnley, B. Adams, E. Bertsch. CAOPULJQJ Row one: I.Lawhorn, B.Orendas, .T.Fassnacht, R, Richards, B,Smith, I,Lee, Row two: H,Watson, G, Pinter, D, Graves, G,Spencer, S,Dimitroff, P,Struharik. Row three: D,Snyder, R. Hahn, L.Bowman, D.Arterburn, J.Baun, D, Moore, P,Hahn, G.Griffin, Row four: L.Luck, S.Shu1tz, D,Reese, B. Koster, P,Tay1or, R.Swire, M.Sawyer, J. Marsh, T. Scheibelhoffer, 43 A Row one: C.Hamby, M,Nea1, P,Louie, B, Luck, L,Smith, G.Gross, C,Opeka, C.C1ap- per, Row two: C.Cross, S.Wa1ker, D,Eg- gert, C.Bird, I,Reese, N,Adamich, L,Grimes Seated: B.Ei1er, C,Opeka, B,Mi11er, B,King, A..Seiber1ing, D,Ho11en, D. Bertsch, J,Gegner, G,Griffin, S,Dimitroff, B,Ritzman, Standing: L.Pfouts, G.Schumacher, K,Kor1dik, D,Gerhart, D,Gibbs, E,B1osser, Mrs, Zimmer- man, advisor, P.Struharik, A.Danko, K.Young, J,Mace. .gzacfelfaf aoznci . i 1 mmmmnn fa ' Ei-iff: Q ij kAV L ggi V Lm , m mmmn ix , M fy, W0lfflf0lflf6-L! N.A7!0lfL0l xSZClf8ty 195 7-7958 ,l.W, Donna Bertsch Tony Scheibelhoffer Harriet Miller Arlene Seiberling Dona Ober Becky Wilkinson Advisor Mr Capan Row one: Mrs. Good, Advisor, V,Bedford, V,Pres,g B.Subity, Treats.: B,Hami1ton, Pres.: C,Saurer, Chap., P,Smith, Sec.: Mrs, Brill, Advisor. Row two: R,Yeager, C,Kobyluck, J,Donathon, I.Simko, S.Barker, J.He1mick, M,Borland, S.George, P,Pierce, .T.Ri1ey, G. Burkhart, Row three: L,Col1ier, J,Niskenan, N.Kee, M,Duckett, D.B1air, I.Smith, L. Adams, M,Cox, J.Smith, D,Ober. Row four: C.White, L.Lenty, J,Srnith, I.Sigmund, M,Herdman, M,Szittai, E.Nahacky, J.Muren, A,Tay1or, G.Hartman, Row five: D, Klein, P,Schlauch, I-I,Mil1er, P.Speck, R. Gross, P,Beddow, B,King, P,Gibson, J.Stamp, G.Miksch, I.Baun, Row six: I.MesS. I.Theiss, J,Frank, K.Young, D,Seiber1ing, I,Stag- , ney, E.Groorn, S,Archer, I.Klusty, I.Clegg, Row seven: C,Ewing, B,Ei1er, K, Howell, H,Cook, C.Butcher, P,Susong, T.Sne11enberger, D. Bertsch. ri i l The Tri-Hi-Y Club is the high school branch of the Young Men's Christian Association in the United States. Its colors are red, white, and blue. This year, the girls had many service projects. They worked together to create, maintain, and extend through- out the home, school, and corn muni high standards of Chris- tian c aracter. 42049, cm Row one: C.Gardner, V,Pres.: C.Gribb1e, Sec.: R.Fenstermaker, Fives.: G.Bedford, Treas.: Miss Tomcik, Advisor. Row two: I. Mace, B.Ober, L.Smith, M,Fredricks, S.Ebert, I.Parsons, M,Cox, Row three: M.Sni- der, I,Wi11iams, P,Suttor1, I.Vesa1o, N.Hauck, V.Moe11er, M.Voight. Row four: R,Huts, P.Tay1or, R,Swire. Jafin Row one: C.E11iot, Treas.g V. Moeller, Sec.: R,Fenstermaker, Pres.: D,Ho11en, V, Pres.: V. Brill, Advisor. Row two: P,Sutton, B.Steh1er, B,Ifft, B.Snyder, L,Smith, S Matuck, P,Pierce, J,Ri1ey, B, Hamilton, A.Seiber1ing, J,Curry, Row three: B,Rada- baugh, M.Snider, J.Parsor1s, C,Gribb1e, N,Hauck, I.Seiber1ing, N,Kee, B.Ei1er, I. Donathan, C.Saurer. Row four: I.Witzman, C,Gardner, B,Armstrong, L,Pintarich, B.Yankovich, J,Freno, C,Ewing, V.Bedford. Row five: J.Smith, R.Huts, J.Kondik, S.Bi11y, C,Zurbach, D,Seiber1ing, I.Stagney, K.Young. Row six: I.Mess, I.Theiss, P.Speck, R. Gross, E. Reid, J.Gegner, R,Ritzman, R.Schaffer, R,Orendas, Row seven: F.Novak, R,Obney, D.Reese, P,Struharik, I,Schackow. 46 U F,Gross, S.Baird, H, Miller O52 Pdf? .Siu ! B,Mi11en, I.Frank, S.Mi11er. If' G.Gross, Advisor, Mrs. Smith P,Pie,1'ce. B, Subity Seated: R.Hahn, B.Ei1er, E.Sne11enberger, M.Voight, B.Mi11er. Standing: Mr, Prasher, Mr. Maus, Mr. Fink, 47 Row one: M.Ober, I, Mess, R.Gross, MJ-Ierdman, I,Srr1ith, H.Mi11er, Advisor, Miss Sherman. Row two: I.Wi1liams, I. Stagney, C.Ewing, E.Sne11enberger, P,Susong, B.Subity, Row three: D.Ho11en, K.Young, N,Kee, J,F1ickinger, A, Seiberling, P,Gibson. Row four: B.Snyder, I.Theiss, M, Borland, I.Donathan, P,K1ine. I.Curry. Row five: I.Sei- berling, V,Moe11er, S.George, C,E11iot, B.Ifft, J.Ri1ey, Row six: M,Snider, C,Gribb1e, L.Lenty, G.Griffin, J, Krupa, P,Henderson. Row seven: I. Parsons, E,Bishop, I, Simko, I.Schackow, K,Howe11, A.Moinette. Row eight: I.Vesa1o, D,Obe1', M,Sawyer, I. Frank, B.Hami1ton. 5 f 3 ww J ,rss f ejbtflftfe .Zac 8105 Merida Seated: I.Curry, Pres. Standing: F,Sher- man, Adv., J.Smith, V, Pres., H.Mi11er, Treas., D.Ho11en, Sec. WL .fgfitkfic Mocioalfion Row one: C.Butcher, P,Stefanek, E.Sne11enberger, M,Herdman, H.Cook, C,Koby1uck, S.Barker, B. Naizer, I,He1mick, I.Mess. Row two: E.Thompson, P,Susong, D.Bertsch, M.Bor1and, I.Muren, P,Speck, R,GrosS, LC-Proves, I.Stamp, D. Ober, Row three: L,Adams, B.Neff, B.King, P,Beddow, A,Seiber1ing, B,Subity, P,Gibson, L.Ri1ey, V.Bedford, Row four: A,Tay1or, S.Krunich, J.Uren, I.Snyder, M,Press1ey, V. LetZ, I.Donathen. I.Stagney, D.Seiber1ing, I, Theiss. Row five: P.K1ein, B.Hami1ton, I.Niskan- en, K,Howe11, K.Young, N.Gadosik, S.Hartman, M.Duckett, E,Groom. 48 K Row one: L.Sheetz, S,Ebert, J.Mace, M.Frederick, M.Voight, J,Wood, P,Louie, G,Gross, I.B1anken- ship, N,Adamich. Row two: I.Reese, L.Smith, I, Klein, E,White, D. Hahn, B.Berto1ini, I.Krupa, H. Hamilton, P.Parri11o, N.Smith. Row three: S,A1- derson, P,Mi11er, C,Bird, C,Opeka, K.C1apper, B. Luck, P,Tubbs, M,Beigh1ey, P.Ho1derbaum, S.Wa1k er. Row four: B,Ift, L.Capan, E,Jackson, I,Parsons, A,Moinette, R.Schoonover, P, Henderson, K.Town- send, P,Zahorn, D.Up1inger. Row five: B, Gainer, B,Radabaugh, D,Utz, S,Starr, P.Sick1e, B,Su1zbach, N,1-Iauck, A,Nagy, L.Grimes, P,F1oyd, .... 9...-... .-.......... lliamzffg Malaga!! 3 K' L,Adams, J.Stamp, M.Press1ey, P,Stefanek, D,Seiber1ing, I. Mess, A.Seiber1ing, C, Butcher, P,Gibson, E,Groorn, M.Herdman, P.Beddow. Mardify Magda! ,Qnframocraf 6!Laml9d Kneeling: B,King, I,Stamp, A.,Seiber1ing, P,Bed- Kneeling: L,Ri1ey, B.King, A,Seiber1ing, P,Bed- dow, L,Adams. Standing: D,Seiber1ing, E.Groom, dow, L,Adams. 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What do you think? if JT r 'ffl-'N CL' Q W-'il' - 15,6 H -f M fy 7 hw Worlfonicm 34 K- ff .Senior izrfsonagfied Mgt ibancgrj milf wrdafii ffm CAM mmf gum my Q Q . 1:1 .,,, L J Xt 4 2 '2 7 7, xxgg x- ?f: ' '0 353- 9 -,k- ,ij ,gf Lg, ' - ,. ig, ..f' :ff 5, , .,, , A M EM l9er50naAfg H. .gylnyeaf CAM idx mmf 904426 fo .gifwceecf 'Sk mn!! 7vny- ., -JJ- gf ,A,, 12 Q 6, ibn, 74404 lim! mmf .Si!Lo0! .ginirilfeol JKWZQE7 C! W! 0'L.6:5 L Loretta Adams, will my chair in band to Elaine Jackson. Robert Adams, will my ability to go with little girls to Lowell Little. Charles Alderson, will my homemade megaphone to Paul Young. Patricia Arnold, will my tap shoes to Mrs. Nicholas. Robert Arterburn, will my mechanical ability in office machines to Mrs. Zimmer- man. jack Baun, will all the fun I've had in my senior year to my sister. James Bartzi, will all or any of my abilities to anyone who Wants them. Peggy Beddow, will my seat in home ec. to anyone who can stand to sew. Donna Bertsch, will my ability to be ready on time to everyone who knows me. Donna Blair, will my red hair to anyone who wants it, especially Mrs. Smith. Ronald Blaisdell, will to Tom Lee the other part of my finger. Marilynn Borland, will my parking ability to Mr. Fink. Larry Bowman, will my superior driving ability and my ability to hit mailboxes to Lowell Zurbach. Edna Breitenstine, will my seat in chorus to Barb Eiler. James Brown, will my grades in physics class to Dink Davis. Paul Burnley, will my army socks to jack Wiley. Carol Butcher, will jack Ando to any junior girl that likes to watch TV on Saturday nights. Ben Calhoun, will my football shoes to Bob Adams. Lois Conkey, will my music ability to Mrs. Smith. Bonita Conley, will my gullible personality to a gullible junior. Harriet Cook, will Cookie to Carol Opeka. Patricia Cummings, will my driving ability to Mr. Fink. Judith Curry, will Jane Reese her brother's valentines. Stephen Dimitroff, will my super-nuclear extra sensory perception to Brenda Luck. Marta Duckett, will my red elf shoes to Pat Holderbaum. David Easterling, will my card playing ability to jim Wade . Bruce Ewing, will my magnificent ability to make names for people to james Hinkledorfer . james Fassnacht, will my ability to get out of work in shop class to my brother. jean Frank, will my seat in chorus to Virginia Moeller. john Gabric, will Mrs. Givler to jim Bames. Nancy Gadosik, will my driving ability to anyone who will take it. Sandra George, will my office procedure book to Charlene Childers in case of failure Patricia Gibson, will my ability to think to anyone who knows how. Richard Goehler, will my government notes to Albert Danko so he can pass it. Gary Griffin, will my gung-ho boondockers to john Gegner. Michael Gunter, will my white bucks to jack Wagner. Philip Hahn, will my English IV grades to Barb Eiler. Bonnie Hamilton, will my baton to the luckiest girl in the world who will be a ma- jorette next year. Larry Hamilton, will my ability to get along with Miss Tomcik in study halls to jack Harris . Martha Hamilton, will my art ability to my sister, Helen Hamilton. james Hardy, will my shorthand book to Diane Hardy. Clifton Harris, will my mechanical ability to jim Wade. Richard Hartman, will my industrial arts ability to any freshman. Shirley Hartman, will my athletic ability to anyone who doesn't take gym. Bruce Heller, will my physics book to any innocent chemistry student. Margaret Herdman, will ten of my unwanted freckles to Stephan Billy. Jesse Hurst, will my batting eye to Tom. Wade jackson, will my hair style to any boy with upsweepy hair. 56 Bridget King, will my cymbals to anyone who has strong eardrums. Bill Koster, will my private tee on Loyal Oak Golf Course to Jack Ando. Terry Koval, will my hair clippers to Mr. Prasher. Theodore Kramer, will my ability to goof-off' in chorus and get Bill Sours blamed for it to Joan Worden. Sharon Kreger, will my seat in chorus to anyone who is willing to take it. Sandra Krunich, will my gym shorts to Ruth Schoonover. Wendell Langford, will my place in shop class to Don Byers. Franklin Lemon, will my industrial arts talents to my brothers, Charles and Fred. Violet Letz, will my ability to fall out of the drivers' training car to Mr. Fink. Larry Luck, will my Corey perception to Bob Ritzman. Larry Lutz, will Mr. Prasher's board of education to Mr. Burton to cut up in little pieces. James McPherson, will my ability to stare at Mr. Van Hom to anyone who wants it. Joseph Marsh, will my honor of having the hottest car to anyone with a '50 Chevy. Bernice Maynard, will my trophy for '57-58 to anyone in 4-c who can match my record. Connie Metzger, will my laugh to Diane Gangle. Beverly Millen, will my ability to make Mrs. Smith nervous to Ginny Bedford. Harriet Miller, will my terrific ability to get along with Mrs. Smith to Roger Steiner and Gary Scarborough. Richard Miller, will my car to Joanne Simko. Sandra Miller, will my A's in govemment to Jack Breitenstine. Carol Mize, will my black hair to Mrs. Nicholas. Donovan Momchilov, will my ability to chase rabbits to Mr. Fink. Donald Moore, will my scholastic standing to my sister. Judy Muren, will my dimple to some future drivers' training student who wants to pass the course. James Nagy, will my ducks to Mr. Capan. Eileen Nahacky, will two inches of my blonde hair to Mrs. Smith. Jacqueline Neal, will my typing erasures to Carol Speck and Joan Stamp. Betty Neff, will my old shrunken-up tuba to Mr. Capan. Jannie Newberry, will my art ability to Jim Jackson. Dona Ober, will the editorship of the Nortonian to a junior who likes lots of hard work. Carol Oliver, will my bus seat to Donna Hollen. Robert Orendas, will my great singing ability to Dale Snyder. Donald Parks, will my loud leaky duals to Tom Holderbaum. William Pfeiffer, will my empty gas tank to anyone who has money. Pauline Pierce, will my size 2 gym shoes to Mr. Englert. Linda Powell, will my ability to run over the curb in drivers' training class to Mr. Fink. Mary Pressley, will my naturally curly hair to Mrs. Nicholas. Charles Price, will my Super Stock-137 to Jack Ando. Michael Rayke, will my drawing ability to Karen Young and my dirty shoes to Dar- rell Williams. David Reese, will my ties and vests to my sister Jane and my driving ability to Bob Adams . Edwin Reid, will my rusty shirt to Mr. Capan. Lester Reid, will my blue bomb to Larry Saunders. Judith Riley, will my tap dancing ability to Jackie Theiss. Fred Robinson, will my place in biology to Tom Stewart. Janice Robinson, will all my troubles to my sister, Kate. Marvin Sawyer, will my clairvoyant ability to my brother, John. Robert Schaffer, will my batting average to Mike Matozel. 7 57 Gerald Schackow, will my locker to Karen Howell. Anthony Scheibelhoffer, will my ability to toast marshmallows in the art room to anyone who will take the blame. Arlene Seiberling, will my easy going temper to Elaine Jackson. Sandra Seiberling, will my height to anyone who wants it. Stanley Shultz, will my hunting ability to Ronnie Canode. Johanne Sigmund, will my first period office job to anyone who wants it. Jane Smith, will my ability to keep out of trouble most of the time in gym class to Mrs. Nicholas. Janet Smith, will my flute or piccolo solos in band to Judy Niskanen. Joyce Smith, will my ability to make and eat pizza to Phyllis Fendenheim. Penny Smith, will my ability to wink to Dave Burchett. William Snader, will my love for school books to Al Danko. Ethelyn Snellenberger, will Pudgy, Porky, and Fats to Karen Howell. Joan Snyder, will my old TAC card to Linda Snyder. William Sours, will my ability to watch Carolyn Ewing walk to Ken Ford or any other junior boy. Paula Stefanek, will all cookies in the school cafeteria to Jim Bames. Audrey Stepp, will an imperfect man to Janet Freno. Paul Struharik, will my place in the will to any willing soul. Barbara Subity, will five inches of my hair to Rosie Gross. Fred Susick, will my referee's job to Mrs. Nicholas. Patricia Susong, will my pajamas I made in Home Ec. to Becky Powell. Annamae Taylor, will my locker mirror to Ruth Schoonover. Elaine Thompson, will my seat in homeroom to any junior who likes high altitudes. Gerald Thompson, will my good standing with the basketball coach to Harold Waters Jeanette Uren, will my ability in office machines to Rosie Yeager. Joanne Wagner, will my ability to walk better to Bill Sours. Thomas Ware, will my pencils and papers to Paul Wolf. Gayle Webster, will my daydreaming ability to my cousin, Jim Wade. Donald Weckbacher, will my ability to get away with sleeping in class to my bro- ther, Dick. Albert Whipkey, will my seat in Govemment class to Gene Whipkey. John Whited, will my ability to tell sob stories to Dave Gibbs. Becky Wilkinson, will my yodel to any hillbilly that wants it. Gerald Wise, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Pat Warren. John Wise, will my ability to sleep in Govemment class to any poor junior that wants it. Gerald Zinn, will my ability to sleep in study hall to Terry LeBar. 58 emfor LORETTA ADAMS - Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 G,A.A. 4, V,P. 45 Basketball 2,45 Volley- ball 3,4, PATRICIA ARNOLD - Tri-Hi-Y 1,25 Chorus 1,2, 3, 4, ROBERT ARTERBURN - Hi-Y 15 Band l,2,3,4. JACK BAUN - Hi-Y 1,25 Band 1,25 Nortonian 45 Glee Club 45 Hi-Y Basketball Team 4, PEGGY BEDDOW - Girls' Basketball 2,45 Girls' Volleyball 45 G.A.A, 45 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4, DONNA BHITSCH - Homecoming Queen 45 Bas- ketball 25 Nortonian 4, Business Manager5 Student Cotmcil 4, Social Chairman5 National Honor Soci- ety 3,45 Dramatics Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Pres. 25 G,A.A. 4, DONNA BLAIR - Band 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Dramatics Club 3,45 G,A.A. 4, MARILYN BORLAND - Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 45 Dramatics Club 45 Nortonian 4, Art Ed.5 Chorus 1,25 Torch 3,4, Artist5 G.A.A, 4, LARRY BOWMAN - Hi-Y 1, 25 Track 35 Football 3, 45 Glee Club 4, EDNA BREITENSTINE - Chorus 1,2,45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2,35 Dramatics Club 45 Nortonian 4, JAMES BROWN - Track 2,35 Chorus 1, PAUL BURNLEY - Football 1, 3,45 Track 15 Hi-Y 1,2, V,P, 25 Baseball 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3,45 Chorus 4, CAROL BUTCHER - Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, V,P. 15 Chorus 1, 25 G,A.A. 45 Cheerleader 1,2, 3,45 Nor- tonian 45 Torch 45 Girls' Basketball 2,45 Girls' Vol leyball 45 Sweetheart Ball Crowner 3, BEN CALHOUN - Hi-Y lg Student Council 1,25 Class Treas. 15 Class V.P, 25 Track 25 Baseball 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Football 1,3,45 Hi-Y Basketball 4. LOIS CONKEY - G,A.A. 25 Basketball 15 Tri-Hi- Y 1,25 Chorus 2,45 Nortonian 45 Dramatics Club 2,4, BONITA CONLEY - Tri-Hi-Y 15 F.H,A. 25 Bas- ketball 2. HARRIET COOK - Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Tri-Hi- Y 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 T.A.C. 3, Sec.5 Torch 45 Nortonian 45 G,A.A. 45 Basketball 4. PATRICIA CUMMINGS - Chorus l,2,3,45 Tri-Hi- Y 1,25 Nortonian 4, JUDITH CURRY - Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, Chap. 35 Lat- in Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 25 F,T,A, 3,4, Pres,5 Torch 3,45 Chorm 1,25 Class Sec. 15 Dramatics Club 3, 4, School Play 35 Rep, to Girls' State 3. STEPHEN DIMITROFF - Svteetheart Ball King 35 Football 1,2, 3,45 Track 25 Baseball 1,3,45 Class Pres, 2, 3, 45 Nortonian 4, Photographic Ed.5 Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3,45 T.A.C. Board 15 Hi-Y 2. Afiuifiea MARTA DUCKETT - Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, DAVID EASTERLING - Baseball 1, 2,3,45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3,45 Hi-Y 1, 2, BRUCE EWING - Football Manager 1,2, 3,45 Bas- ketball Mgr, 1, 2, 45 Track Mgr, 1, 35 Baseball Mgr. 45 Latin Club 2, 3,45 Torch 3. JAMES FASSNACHT - Hi-Y 1. JEAN FRANK - Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3, 45 F.T.A. 3,45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Torch 2,35 Librarian 2, 45 Solo Contest 45 Poem Anthology 2, NANCY GADOSIK - Tri-Hi-Y l,2,35 Girls' Vol- 1eyba1145 G,A.A. 4, SANDRA GEORGE - Tri-Hi-Y 1,45 G,A.A. 1,45 F.T.A. 1,45 Band 1,25 Chorus 15 F,H,A, 15 Girls' Chorus 15 Dramatics Club 4. PATRICIA GIBSON - Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 F,T,A, 3,45 G,A.A. 4, Nortonian 45 Torch 45 Chorus 1, 2,3,45 Girls' Basketball 2,45 Girls' Volleyball 45 Dramatics Club 4, Sec. 4, GARY GRIFFIN - Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1, 25 Track 15 Baseball 3,45 Hi-Y 1,25 Nortonian 45 Student Council 45 Class V,P. 3,45 Glee Club 4 PHILIP HAHN - Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Football 15 Hi-Y 1, 2, BONNIE HAMILTON - Band l,2,3,45 Majorette 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3,4, V,P. 3, Pres, 45 Latin Club 2, 3,45 F,T,A, 3,45 G,A.A. 45 Torch 3,45 Girls' Basketball 4, LARRY HAM1LToN - Band 1,25 Orchestra 1,25 Hi-Y 25 Football 15 Basketball Mgr. 35 Baseball Mgr. 2. JAMES HARDY - Chorus 2,45 Torch 3,4, CLIFTON HARRIS - Band 2,3,45 Hi-Y 1,2, RICHARD HARTMAN - Football 1. SHIRLEY HARTMAN - Tri-Hi-Y l,2,35 G,A.A. 45 Volleyball 4. BRUCE HELLER - Hi-Y 15 Torch 35 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Chorus 4. MARGARET HERDMAN - Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,45 Torch 2, 3,45 F,T,A, 3, 45 Nortonian 45 Basketball 1,2,45 Volleyball 45 Baseball 25 G,A.A. 45 Dramatics Club 4. JESSE HURST - Hi-Y 15 Baseball 3,45 Football 45 Glee Club 4, WADE JACKSON - Football 2,35 Hi-Y 15 Baseball 1,2, BRIDGET KING - Band 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Dramatics Club 45 Girls' Basketball 2,45 Girls' Volleyball 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3,4, Treas, 25 Rep. to Student Council Convention 35 G,A.A. 4, BILL KOSTER - Basketball 2, 35 Hi-Y 15 Hi-Y Bas- ketball 4, TERRY KOVAL - Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Football 45 Hi-Y 1, 2, TED KRAMER - Hi-Y 1,2, Chorus 1,2,3,4. SHARON KREGER - Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, Chorus 1,2,3,4, SANDRA KRUNICH - G.A.A, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, FRANKLIN LEMON - Hi-Y 1. VIOLET LETZ - Chorus 1,2, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, Nortonian 4: G. A. A. 4, Dramatics Club 4, Librar- ian 2. LARRY LUCK - Class V,P, 2, Basketball '1,2, Hi- Y 1,2, Nortonian 4, Glee Club 4, Hi-Y Basketball Team 4, LARRY LUTZ - Band 1,2, Chorus 1,2, Basketball 2, Orchestra. , JAMES McPHERSON - Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, JOE MARSH - Track 3, Hi-Y 1, Glee Club 4, Band 2, BERNICE MAYNARD - Booster Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Chorus 1. CONNIE METZGER - Chorus 1,2, Dramatics Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4, Vincentian staff 1, BEVERLY MILLEN - Band 2, 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, Torch 3, Feature Ed, 3, Librarian 4. HARRIET MILLER - Chorus 1, Nortonian 4, Liter- ary Ed., National Honor Society 3,4, F,T,A, 3,4, Torch 3,4, Bus, Mgr. 3,4, Dramatics Club 4, Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3,4, RICHARD MILLER - Hi-Y 1,2, Basketball 1,2, Football 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3. SANDRA MILLER - Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, Torch 4, Librar- ian 4, CAROL MIZE - Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2,3. DONAVAN MOMCI-IILOV - Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, Cho- rus 1, Dramatics Club 4. DONALD MOORE - Track 2, Band 2,3, Nortonian 4, Glee Club 4, Hi-Y Basketball 1,2,4, Hi-Y 1,2. JUDITH MUREN - Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4, Torch 4, Dra- matics Club 4, G,A,A. 4, JAMES NAGY - Track 3,4, Dramatics Club 4, Chorus 1. EILEEN NAHACKY - Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4, Torch 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4. JACQUELINE NEAL - Tri-Hi-Y l,2, 3,4. BETTY NEFF - Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Torch 3, Band 2, 3,4, G,A,A, 4, Basketball 4, Baseball 2. DONA OBER - Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Class Treas, 4, Nortonian 4, Ed., National Honor Society 3,4, F.T,A, 3,4, V,P, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, G,A,A, 4, Dramatic Club 3,4, School Play 3, Torch 3, Solo Contest 3,4. CAROL OLIVER - Chorus 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, ROBERT ORENDAS - Latin Club 2, 3,4, Chorus 2, Glee Club 4, Baseball 2, Torch 4, Nortonian 4, PAULINE PIERCE - Chorus 1, Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Latin Club 2, 3,4, Sec. 2, Dramatics Club 3,4, School Play 3, F.T.A. 3,45 Torch 3,4, Librari- an 4. LINDA POWELL - Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, Office 3,4. MARY PRESSLEY - Girls' Basketball 4. CHARLES PRICE - Hi-Y 1,2, Track 1,2, Football Mgr, 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, MICHAEL RAYKE - Hi-Y 1, Dramatics Club 3, DAVID REESE - Band 1,2, Football l,2,3, Track 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 2,3,4, Hi-Y 1,2, Treas. 2, Hi-Y Basketball Team 1,25 Glee Club 4, Norton- ian 4, Bus. Mgr. EDWIN REID - Hi-Y 1,2, Latin Club 2, 3,4, Treas 2, F,T.A. 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Chorus 3, Band 2, 3,4. LESTER REID - Band 2,3,4, JUDITH RILEY - Chorus 1, Homecoming Att, 3,4, Baseball 2, Basketball 2,4, Class Sec, 3,4, Norton ian 4, F,T,A, 3,4, Torch 3,4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, School Play 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2,3, 4, Treas. 2, Volleyball 4, Latin Club 2, 3,4, FRED ROBINSON - Track 1, 2, 3, Football 1,2. JANICE ROBINSON - Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, Chorus 1. MARVIN SAWYER - Hi-Y 1, Baseball 2, Key Club 2, F.T.A. 3,4, Nortonian 4, Football Mgr, 2, Baseball Mgr. 2. ROBERT SCHAFFER - Hi-Y 1,2, Sec, 2, Hi-Y Basketball 1,2,4, Basketball 3, Baseball 3,4, Nortonian 4, Torch 4, Latin Club 2, 3,4, Dramat- ics Club 4, Pres. 4. GERALD SCHACKOW - Class Pres. 1, F.T.A, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, Latin Club 2, 3,4, Nortonian 4, Foot- ball 2,3, 4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2. ANTHONY SCHEIBELI-IOFFER - I-Ii-Y 1, Glee Club 4, Nortonian 4, National Honor Society 3,4. ARLENE SEIBERLING - Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, Chap. 1, Sec, 2, Latin Club 2,3,4, F,T,A, 3,4, Nortonian 4, Student Council 3, 4, G.A.A, 4, Pres. 4, Torch 3,4, Band 1,2, 3,4, Chorus 3,4, Cheerleader 1,2, National Honor Society 3,4, Dramatics Club 4, Solo Contest 1, 2, 3, Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 4, Girls' Volleyball 4, Girls' Baseball 2. SANDRA SEIBERLING - Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, Chorus 3, 4. STANLEY SHULTZ - Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 2, Football 1, Glee Club 4. JOHANNE SIGMUND - Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Dramat ics Club 4. JANE SMITH - Band 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Dramatics Club 3,4, G,A,A, 4. JANET SMITH - Band 1, 2, 3,41 Chorus 13 Student Council 13 F.T.A. 3,4, V.P, 43 Latin Club 2,3, 43 Torch 3,42 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2,3,4g Solo Contest 1,2 33 Dramatics Club 43 Librarian 4, JOYCE SMITH - Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3g G.A.A. 4. PENNY SMITH - Nortonian 43 Chorus 13 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Sec, 4, ETHELYN SNELLENBERGER - Chorus 1,2,3,4g Cheerleader 1,2,3,4: Nortonian 43 F.T.A. 3,43 T,A,C, Pres, 43 Dramatics Club 3,4, School Play 33 Torch 1,3,4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 43 Volleyball 43 Bible Club 2, 33 G.A.A. 43 Baseball 2. JOAN SNYDER - Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3: Chorus 13 Base- ball 23 Basketball 43 G.A.A. 4. WILLIAM SOURS - Torch 33 Football Mgr. 3,43 Basketball Mgr. 33 Track Mgr. 33 F.T.A. 3,43 Hi-Y 2g Chorus 2, 3,4. PAULA STEFANEK - Cheerleader 1, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2,33 G.A.A. 4, Sec. 43 Chorus 1,2,33 Class So- cial Chairman 23 Girls' Basketball 43 Nortonian 43 Homecoming Att. 4. AUDREY STEPP - Chorus 2, 3,43 Latin Club 2, 3,43 Tri-Hi-Y 23 F,H.A, 2, PAUL STRUHARIK1- Football 1, 2, 3,4: Baseball 33 Student Council 3, 4, Pres, 43 Ohio Student Coun- cil Convention 33 Class Treas. 33 Latin Club 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 43 Hi-Y 2g Boys' State 3. BARBARA SUBITY - Tri-H1-Y 1,2,3,4, Treas. 43 Chorus 13 F.T.A. 3,43 Volleyball 2,43 G.A,A, 43 Nortonian 43 Torch 3,42 Dramatic Club 4. FRED SUSICK - Basketbal13 Baseball 33 Hi-Y Bas- ketball 43 Junior Achievement 2, PATRICIA SUSONG - Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2,3,43 Torch 3, 43 F.T.A. 3,4: G.A.A. 43 Chorus 13 Dramatics Club 43 Nortonian 4, ANNAMAE TAYLOR - Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Chorus 1, 2,3,43 Band 3,43 G.A.A. 43 Office 43 Dramatics Club 4. ELAINE THOMPSON - Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,33 Torch 4g Dramatics Club 43 Chorus 1, 2,3,43 G.A.A. 43 Bas ketball 4. GERALD THOMPSON - Basketball 1,2, 3,4. JEANETTE UREN - Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,33 G.A.A. 43 Chorus 1, Volleyball 1. GAYLE WEBSTER - Office 2,3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 F.T.A. 3. DONALD WECKBACHER - Hi-Y 1,2. JOHN WHITED - Hi-Y 1,2, Chap. 23 Football 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1,23 Lettermen's Club 2. BECKY WILKINSON - Tri-Hi-Y 1,23 Torch 1,2,3 Nortonian 43 Girls' Basketball 1, 23 National Honor Society 3,42 Chorus 43 Dramatics Club 4. GERALD WISE - Hi-Y 1,2. JOHN WISE - Football 2, 3,42 Baseball 2, 33 Letter- rnen's Club 2. GERALD ZINN - Football Manager 23 Hi-Y 13 Let- termen's Club 2, JOANNE WAGNER - Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2,3g Glee Club 13 President Vice President AdViS6I Steve Dimitroff Gary Griffin Mr. Fink CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer Secretary Dona Ober Judith Riley 62 'x Adviser Mrs. Smith LORETTA ADAMS ROBERT ADAMS She is just the quiet kind, whose .A11 work is foreign to me. nature never varies. CHARLES ALDERSON A1ways at work to do his bit, helping others when he sees fit. Swag C 4,933 PATRICIA ARNOLD Pat is quiet and mighty sweet, you'11 have to admit she's hard to beat. ROBERT ARTERBURN One step nearer to becoming a master of music. A . Anulz. ,. ev-. . f JACK BAUN JAMES BARTZI PEGGY BEDDOW A little fun HOW and then is Exertion is the least of my i- Quietly sufficient, sufficiently good for us important men. dwg, quiet. DONNA BERTSCH 'Nothing great was ever achieved, without enthusiasm. MARILYNN BORLAND We all saw she liked to draw. EDNA BREITENSTINE A cheerful way, a friendly smile, in all, a girl quite worthwhile. DONNA BLAIR RONALD BLAISDELL Red hair beyond compare. Never a worry, never a care, always willing to take a dare LARRY BOWMAN What's behind those quiet ways? ansths i r i 1 ,r.' 2 7-,:. 1 'K' : - ' K VL -- -,V. i zrz ' , A.AA yt y,,y .. ,, ,,, , ,1., s A JAMES BROWN PAUL BURNLEY With action and prevailing To eat is noble, to sleep di- force intent upon his destined vine, course . , , C ,ful 9 3 3 AL 'M 'FY h as C , s gr W ,st A a . .. swiss:-r:f'fs'f,a'sf:TLM:is,1P,i:.- f 4 1 . . .. a s ,, s , QMgW ,...L ,M C t , t , ,S Q Z R tkvlwyg. -jgsg7,3?w5'j- , iw, ' A T' bfgwse - A -' -15::,E2 '3 :- - ' f f ' - 2 ' f g, Qi ' ' at CAROL BUTCHER BEN CALHOUN LOIS CONKEY We rate this smiling lass su- Some say Ben is shy, but those Music is my delight. preme, who's led to victory many who know him wonder why. a team. Siem? C 054. I 3 BENITA CONLEY HARRIET COOK 1 It is g00d t0 be il1r10C6HI. In her eyes the mischief twin- kles, always in for loads of fun,' , , ,E v 451 ' , T its . A ! in , : I N, - 5 ' FQ ' 4 'Ha 1:14511 s-- - aM,f,- ' I is W V i S ,i .:,. VV ,:., . , :L ,,,, my wg ., ., it -W i l , ' ' AW' EZ' PATRICIA CUMMINGS JUDITH CURRY STEPHEN DIMITROFF A good student is she, always A girl rich in common sense. He talks like a philosopher, and busy as a bee. acts like a king. 5 ., MARTA DUCKETT DAVID EASTERLING BRUCE EWING Smile and the world smiles with There'5 honesty, manhood and Fu11 of nonsense, full of fun, you. good fellowship in him. he can get a laugh from any- one, g g to g M , V' ., H k4'A A lll IZI' llss A : VLLLV ' ,,-- 5 , i F,-g. In get . 2 lss,1 Q, I eell f - 531,-1, . :' . . sll wh,h 1 sooh N' 'lol JAMES FASSNACHT IEAN FRANK A quiet lad who's never mad. Al1 the nice things about her are true. JOHN GABRIC NANCY GADOSIK SANDRA GEORGE A good heart is better than great A heart good and true and sel- '-Being merry best becomes her. fame, dom ever blue. Q43 PATRICIA GIBSON RICHARD GOEHLER Always laughing. always gay, Inclined to play than work all she will always be that way. day, e X v ,---eww -I f ' 1.111ii?,ggaeaff:2t?51f5igfhs1f , t.. w i MQ ' 'I' ''gigijv'VI23s54?ftf9,Lxi1fKliY,f - ' ' -f fe o.w,M,1i 8 EF, IV ' I , O ww. - . a aqggizga-f . azgfg -g1sai15:,gsf- .- . , ,la 'Q Op, CL at Iwyy I 9,2 35 I ,,f..21s,y.-sw f ' f f ' ' V was .,dTfy' og -F. .. jQ,::r',fN,rz'st4,: fzitifi- ' K -- ' --'- I ' Q 'fi K W NSF E21 so wx 3 f airways 353. se as s Q I Q 4? ' ' is 'Sv '52 I K sf JW' J ff pf x I L Pa 5 F f'?' fs ' ..,,, s at I s M sig' 5 L was Q 5 s s ff. Mg t,fgt,,3a,aIf'.-3sgsg5s:g,'asFxszPZ1 , H i 1 :- fr eg 4' QA Q- Qfi54? 2 as aegis., ,L , I MICHAEL GUNTER Time bothers me not, it just passes by. BONNIE HAMILTON LARRY HAMILTON To know her is to like her. Never a tear, always a smile, he's an all around guy. GARY GRIFFIN Even the greatest men ask fool- ish questions. PHILIP HAHN Why hurry? We've got a whole life ahead of us. MARTHA HAMILTON Speech is great but silence is greater, JAMES HARDY CLIFTON HARRIS RICHARD HARTMAN A fellow who looks timid and Do I seem bashful? Well that's I never let books interfere with shy, but once you know him he's one on you. my education. quite a guy. SHIRLEY HARTMAN BRUCE HELLER When there's a song in the heart, Still achieving, still pursuing. all sorrow will soon depart. MARGARET HERDMAN JESSE HURST WADE JACKSON Quiet, well mannered, and mat- A mind of yOU! OWU iS W01'lh Now here's a lad with gallantry ter of fact, slow to anger but f0UI of your friends. a man of the world he will be,' 68 quick to act. BRIDGET KING Always bright shines her light. QQ 9 We C SANDRA KRUNICH A crown of glory that fadeth not away. WILLIAM KOSTER Learn that the present hour alone is man's. , sa ts simsw542,r-gs,5w:-wfg:fMs,:s- f , 1 ff As,.,,,.,QL,g, ms ..., A .wmwg at f ft ! In--3 4,5 an y J, y,f,'ef,- ,gs satis - sf ssf fgsg -'gm ijj ' in Sw? ' '. if is f 'bl Q 2 as is Y f Ewa M 'kh' , rv- 1:5 mgfg1sy,35r'vGkew 'vi ' ,3E,3jf'fE,A, , Qi - wass no V Wil' If , iff as V, , M51'i:':E5f15-,5 - ,: 1 '. ff- ' 1.Q,Ufiz,,z?7ei:s .w f 1 ,V ' ,. We know nothing of tomorrow, my business is to be happy to- day. D k-:, nnm', N ,gayagsn aoa, 'aher i w E L g,.A. 1 naana aasr 2 5 f.7- fir' ' A AV.,f wi:-N'fiLs'7157f '.-'f '- ' :,' -f':,:k.' KK -' an' y ashs L THEODORE KRAMER SHARON KREGER Inst wait and see-a wonderful Short but sweet. farmer he's bound to be. WENDELL LANGFORD Although a new member last fall, he has become a friend of a11. FRANIGJN LEMON There is a lot of deviltry be- neath his innocence. 3 vi 1: 52 as es? '16 has J, QQ :iw sg e A J X .si VIOLET LETZ LARRY LUCK LARRY LUTZ Teasing makes her happy. To sing, dream, laugh, loaf, Even tho vanquished, he could and be free--that's 1ife. argue still. faqs . . ,,1Tf.f'5 y S' 421 if '59 f ,L A r if Ha. i was as J -Q Q as Q L .3 -sa is t x sf 2 t 1 ., an eeaa . s JAMES McPI-IERSON JOSEPH MARSH Music is the thing of the world An ounce of wit is worth a pound that I love most. of sorrow, 3 'mm Y 4 R gg sz sfm . N X ag, 5 vw- Y Qgi ' Yr . ' Qs, z W ' W is 1 s f . . -'-' - ' a , , ' W?-'f':fj f-: BERNICE MAYNARD CONNIE METZGER BEVERLY MILLEN She doesn't say much, but she I have more zeal than wit, Short in stature, tall in thought, thinks a lot. she always does the things she ought. ,, ,ngn HARRIET MILLER Willing to do whatever she when she can, Se eo 'Wa 06 C2903 'iw DON MOORE Never a dull moment, M h5,h hhhO 2 Z ?? 1 A 1 he f, gs W s K slits f if Q ' fw'z? 1fwsQg fy, , ' ,21- xx 'ir ,Mtn Z Zigi 1 FMT ' i 'fo Q V 4 ' - ' , fflzxffif M 'ef' s , I . stiff' 531315311121 rs 'a 152 :21-3-1 5 5 .. RICHARD MILLER Rough, tough, and ready. SANDRA MILLER Cutting up now and then is pleasant, CAROL MIZE DONAVAN MOMCHILOV Alive to all things and forgetting N0thiI1g endures but personal au. quality. nnsn p uttl LE-L 4 L , JUDY MUREN JAMES NAGY Where'd you get those dimples? Beware ye be not swallowed up by books. f EILEEN NAHACKY IACQUELINE NEAL BETTE NEFF ReSe1'Ved but well liked by CV' A still small voice. A friend to everyone. eryone. IANNIE NEWBEIRY DONA OBER She who is cheerful frightens And still they gazed, and still away her ills. the wonder grew that one small feats-few fi wg sg ,,3-Q-fp 1 - . . V. vggffggfij '.,' i ig' l . tv . -V ...Q -.R - g Mf15Tg.g jg 3 1-V 5 i .,., -. 1- g - sw sr. -.V . W -we - a iiss .. ,, .. iam! Em sf iss . sf 'iw 4. mi -. 2, ff sw ,, . Z . Q my W WW. if 5 x We A 5 2 W I 'QP W s, . xi be 5 if r' sf as , S ii .Q X 9: 5 3 L3 X M .wx y 11 1 ilwsfl L -, , We L, 4,12 A -'Q sei 1 . F W .. , ,- 'I :B E ! K me X, .4 s ss 'Q s l, H . , 'wa-if ,-, fl K ss 2 we ' 1 my we f t Q, K. .1 is azfwwifiiiff' , I if A gag Q, . ,. 4.5 1, l ls l head could hold all she knew, CAROL OLIVER ROBERT ORENDAS She mal' be demufe and 5hYv but Life's no longer if we hurry, there's a certain twinkle in her 1j.fe'S no better if we wqrry. 72 eye... L t . A as n . r n'-' 'WH Y ... Wi' ms , ,ss jt3Lx 1 -, 'Q . - fr V , , .an '14 Y A... .,. .. .... 51 ww- iff k f --- - f x if: t ,. . , ,...... ,, , fy- M ails , .57 . fllfii gggigies gfnii iff- ' gismqslaifaffsf faszvnsf t M ml'---?fi1f ' ww, 115' - if ae Q , I, ., rf' L5 DON PARKS Don is a friend to everyone, he's lively, gay, and full of fun. 'l 'F -s :PE 'Af E .En 'f V .. Y ' WILLIAM PFIEFFER PAULINE PIERCE LINDA POWELL He may be little, he may be She gains her friends by being She'S quick T0 think. I0 See. C0 tire, but this fellow is full of one, act, but does each carefully us- fire, y mg tact, J H: :IAIII 3 ., .. 39 A 49, ' ls ' 9? Q '- Q, 04 s,., 'P so ,fyh fi5j:.s'11'i i I CHARLES PRICE MARY PRESSLEY A quiet fellow Lmtil you know So quiet is she that she keeps him. you in doubt as to what she is J ' thinking about. MICHAEL RAYKE DAVID REESE EDWIN REID Work fascinates me, I can sit Nothing succeeds like success. Better late than never. and look at it for hours. LESTER REID Always polite never too bold, an interest in the Navy he does hold. IANICE ROBINSON Trifles make the sum of life. V 8 QL L -fs Q Y wif Q W ts Q A ,...,. A , O 7 am, 4 , . Q ,... ,..,, , ' -A. -Q k-'- : k:'k :fjgnlifi A jf! s wifi?-is ' 3 L of K' ef' t, ,WW 4: wiki? gi-,E A.,, A ...EZZ E:..... , IUDITH RILEY FRED ROBINSON She may be little in stature, A nice guy all around. but she's big in personality. MARVIN SAWYER I'm no angel. . .. A , , - Ai 'X sl V Lag. 17' yi ,mf lf' i 1 , f- ,why-5 x f as X2 V , J I 3 fi t z-- . V, IERRY SCHACKOW ROBERT SCHAFFER ANTHONY SCHEIBELHOFFER He's an angel while he sleeps, Witty, courteous, and full of A boy with tact will go far be- spirit, cause his eyes are on a distant star. ARLENE SEIBERLING A little time for laughter, a little time to sing, a little time for anger--time for everything. Gallo? ob C448 'LJ S 1 JANET SMITH Petite, trim, simple, and sweet. SANDRA SEIBERLING Cheerf11lness is an excellent wearing quality. IOHANNE SIGMUND Quiet and reserved tho she be, to everyone's heart, she holds the key. JOYCE SMITH The blushing beauty makes the honest maid. 'IS J I t. - :E '2'Qf5??:nr N. Q. -ef 1 .. tl - v.,5sj,5.,,f:.vf-je - 5 rf- it ggi : 3 r . f if at .. . N sf ,H-. waz: ,gg ,::'v,:1' -we'5-mga!-,::f.,g1,.: -f'w.z:e1: STANLEY SHULTZ You must have been a beautiful baby, but weren't we all? js: ff l i w - , Lg iQ,,H?Vfj ' ' .Lit 1 I I, . - - fa Q 'M A -- ,fr ff - ,K 1 ' 8-an VA' , 1 JANE SMITH As good as gold. PENNY SMITH Penny has what it takes alright, her disposition is sunny and bright. WIl.LIAM SNADER Quiet and meek he now appears But who knows what he will be in later years. WILLIAM SOURS 'I'll find a way, or make it. AUDREY STEPP A quiet lass in every class. -:f ...iff . fi, -1.5 -wsfsiiik, ii k :L ' twig. ,,,, . t- - ,1 53 -,f. kg, , , ,1A. y A ihfxlitfg'-fd. . V: T522 'Qi A -sf .,,2.' fs1sf T.: 217-...N 3+ f - A' t sb , fx, . 5 , , .,,yy , IE. - .i 153' L..-'Q i , sw. 1 - . .. My , ETHELYN SNELLENBERGER Short, blonde, and mischievous. PAULA STEFANEK It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. K ' 1 Q. .- I, 1 - :,:fv,s,:f: V, 1 .A -f .ff W -. Q. . ', tg, X ' rf ,y P53 ff, st p. Y . s , it we 0. N w -- , r'-r f i w - a t l f 1356 wr, ' W U 5 . . I . Q ,pt f' 5233, : -f: ,- Us ,-- 1 . if f VQYQQQ ' Xu ix fi e yi in 5 s if 1 L X E ix 1 17' ' f ' if , ?f'ff4-V JT wi:-gi ' .. , PAUL STRUHARIK Man is the noblest thing on earth, he is man. JOAN SNYDER A little miss that 's full of pep, a cheerful smile with every step. BARBARA SUBITY A smile for children, and a heart of gold. FRED SUSICK Some call him 'Red' for reasons known, he had a wit that was all his own. sv Faq 05, QQ, 9 4- AJ if PATRICIA SUSONG ANNAMAE TAYLOR Full of life, full of gest, She is nice and full of youth, full of cheer and happiness. on her lips, the smile of truth. ELAINE THOMPSON GERALD THG N A1ways smiling, never a frown, One never lmmls. does one? A little bit serious, but mostly a clown. IEANETTE UREN IOANNE WAGNER THOMAS WARE Those who know Jeanette. know B1esses her stars and thinks it's A friend in need is a friend in- you would like her too. luxury. deed. GAYLE WEBSTER Of treasures far to see a tiny ring is the thing for me. JOHN WHITED Full of nonsense, full of fung he can talk the leg off of any- ll One, A 1' eil? - 'Qt I Tsm n .,, J s ..,,rf g,:xK . , fs - . .K 'V . V ' s ' - I ',.Q J . Here's Jerry, slim and tall, a very nice guy, and liked by all. :E A F DONALD WECKBACHER ALBERT WHIPKEY He came to school with one Boyishly good looking and well thought in mind, to get all the liked by everyone. education he could find. BECKY WILKINSON A blush is beautiful, but, often inconvenient. '.y, ltl ait lnss N JOHN WISE GERALD ZINN John is really the outdoor type, Last, but not least. we all agree he's all right. .e5.W.,, W 1 ,M J, 1. ::,.,-J .. ,. :A . hi ,a - - --nw DERC ig ff 33 YL Q H 54 vi . M., V, -0- '9ff l:::i2.- , ?,gg,,,, .Mi fwgefiyk i N 2 M V E B 'Ke v ? A I ' 4 w:Q:f3?1', 3 . WL. 2 mfsesfrggs Wglzsig 51422152561 LASSMEN r , . ,mf A QSFT as ' J 41. f . 'Ww- .,,.:-,v- ' R2 omiom Sec. , K,Howe11g Pres. , D.Gibbsg Treas. , J.Mess, Advisors: Mr, Hamilton, Mrs. Good. Rennie Nazer Lovas Rummer Conley Nichols Price Childers Greenbank Eiler Shaffer Seiberling Wagner Kee 80 Q J. Sirnko B. Daughtry f C E. Groom L, Zurbach . iii J' Klusty 2 'H ,ji721sV,A. I. 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THE BABCOCK 81 WILCOX COMPANY Boiler Division U Barberfon Works A -f I . .fl 'aq- YJ 94 COMPLIMENTS OF ROCKWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY BARBERTON DIVISION COMPARE AND SAVE AUTO - FIRE - LIFE GENERAL INSURANCE FOR THE BEST OF SERVICE AND INSURANCE YOU CAN AFFORD -CALL EITHER- R. D. NETTLE GARY D. STARR REAL ESTATE BROKER 1323 NORTON AVENUE 31-31ST. ST. S. W. BARBERTON, OHIO BARBERTON, OHIO VA. 5-3759 VA. 5-3111 95 CURTIS MEN 'S WEAR T H E B I S For The Branais You Know FUNERAL HQME M Wiki.Z,1?.Hi',S51.. I N C. AMBULANCE OXYGEN PAUL E. MALONEY, INC. SICK Room SERVICE --Ream,,-- Insurance 1343 WOOSTER ROAD W. 0fA11Kmd5 BARBERTON, CHIC 103 Third sr. A Barbenon, ohm PLAZA 3-9600 SH. 5-1515 and SH. 5-9740 fx 2-K 'SL XX Q- , - Wholesale Division Retail Division ER. 6-2119 W 1 SH. 5-1123 Y 7 D 7 XXMILK AND ICE CREAMX! CHARLES E. WILSON INC. I. CLARENCE BAKER, MGR. REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE - MORTGAGE LOANS 516 PARK AVE. W. BARBERTON, OHIO AGENTS THE WAYNE BUILDING AND LOAN CO. WOOSTER, OHIO 96 LOYAL OAK LAKE VELLONEY'S WALLPAPER STORE 502-04 Park Ave. West Barberton, Ohio SH. 5-2615 Paints, Window Shades PARK SWIMMING -- PICNIC GROUNDS DIVING BOARDS -- SWINGS WATERSLIDES RESERVATIONS FOR CHURCH GROUPS REUNIONS CORNER OF HAMETOWN AND HEMPHILL ROADS OWNER: BOB EMERY WEISBERGER'S Coats, Suits, Dresses and Sportswear 572 Tuscarawas W. Downtown Barberton 'Q Headquarters for COMPLIMENTS OF BUCKEYE BISCUIT CO. DISTRIBUTOR OF Levis QUALITY COOKIES AND CRACKERS the latest styles SQUARE MEN 'S WEAR 503 W. Tusc. Barberton BARBERTON GLASS 8a RADIO CO. 540 Wooster Rd. W. Barberton, Ohio PHONE! 923 BANK ST Phone: SH- 5'3134 HE. 4-4171 AKRON OHIO Mirrors, Auto and Plate Glass 97 WADSWORTH PHARMACY THE REXALL STORE PROPRIETOR: F . S. RITZMAN BLACK'S PHOTO SUPPLY ANGIE'S PIZZA RESTAURANT 232 Wooster Rd N , , 1 Barberton, Ohio Pizza-Spaghetti-Ravioh SH 5-5588 One Day Photo Finishing Take Out Orders or Dining Room Service O 7 D A W k Pen ays ee Congratulations Seniors ! 343 Fourth St. N. W. SH. 5-0492 THE VILLAGE INN The Milich Family at Compliments of: PAUL GADOSIK GROCERY and Sohio Service 4800 Hametown Rd. MIDWEST RUBBER RECLAIMING COMPANY VA. 5-2300 RECHT BROS. SPARKLE MARKET Barberton, Ohio I Momchilov Meats HISS BAKERY Specially Decorated Cakes 1230 Wooster Road, W. Birthday Anniversary A11 Occasions Wedding Free Delivery SH. 5-8531 188 2nd St. N. W. Barberton, Ohio 98 WILBERT BURIAL VAULT AKRON , OHIO RALPH MUNRO PHONE: SH. 5-2109 .- OHIO FURNITURE CO. 494 W. Tusc. Ave. Eigm Barberton's Largest Omego Use Our New Plan-- 3 Years to Pay Towle AMBROSE DOLL, IEWELER Diamonds Hamilton Watches Gorham Sterling Silver HART'S IEWELERS CO, Reliable Jewelers 497 Tusc. Ave. Barberton, Ohio SUPER FLOORS 1013 Wooster Road, W, Barberton, Ohio PL. 3-2690 Carpet-Linoleum-Walltile 506 W, IOHNNY'S FRIENDLY BARBER SHOP Park Ave. Barberton, Ohio Courteous . . Dependable 5 Barbers , . No Waiting JOHN VOIGHT JACK HINZMAN DALE RAFERTY TONY GENIS CARL VOIGHT A Good Appearance Often Leads To A Better Iob MA 3 .,.E,:, 5 Hi? , 3 QV 99 GILCHER LUMBER INC. 643 HOLMES AVE. CANAL FULTON, OHIO ORVILLE, OHIO BARBERTON, OHIO PHONE: ULl1Ster 4-2222 PHONE: 593 PHONE: PL. 3-7738 ,- A -wfvf A . .X ' I ' rs 7 1 -Sw. f K I. C. TRACTOR 8a MOWER CO. Loyal Oak f Lawn Mowers Sold 8: Serviced ELI MOMCHILOV MARKET X183 S. Second St. SH. 5-6216 Barberton, Ohio SH. 5-8736 PL. 3-4127A TALLwooD ' ESTATES, INC. DEALER OF - NATIONAL PRESTRESSED SWIMMING POOLS I COMPLETE LINE OF . EQUIPMENT AND SERVICE. OCEPEK SERVICE STATION Garage Service 1695 Wooster Rd. W. VA, 5-4122 ECONOMY HARDWARE A Plumbing and Electrical Supplies G. R. TAYLOR 1009 GARDNER! Halliday Cgrnerg PRESIDENT BARBERTON, OHIO i Res. Phone: VA, 5-3991 102 SIMON JEWELRY JEWELRY - GIFTS - WATCHES 507 W. TUSC. AVE. BARBERTON, OHIO SOMETHING FROM YOUR IEWELER B ALWAYS SOMETHING SPECIAL .G 4 . A LQ . ' '- , GRABBPS PHARMACY 937 Wooster Rd. West Barbemm, this FL. 3-1215 Plescripliaas Our Specialty WALLET-s GASCIJNEAILEY ' ' Cos. Fourth 8: Norton Ave. Barberton. Ohio BOWMAN.'S SERVICE STCRE I X Patent Medicine 3120 Wadsworth Rd. Loyal Oak . , I , CKXIPLIMENTS OF WHIMS TIRE MART 562 NORTON AVE. ' BARBERTGQ. OHIO ELLSWORTH WHILE PHGQIE PL. 3-5400 103 LAUGHLIN'S BOOK STORE CHICKEN INN and Wallpaper, paints, office supplies stationery and greeting cards. I-IY-GRADE MARKET Rt, 224 Western Star Proprietor: Mrs. H. Jones 560 W, Tusc. Ave. SH. 5-2925 Barberton , Ohio Compliments of: AZAR STEAK HOUSE 4953 Wooster Road, W. Barberton, Ohio General Insurance-Real Estate THE I, P, SMITH CO, The House of Service 500 W, Tuscarawas-PL3-6663 BOB'S SUPER SERVICE R. VV. Arberburn 918 Wooster Rd. W. SI-I. 5 0717 NORTON RADIO 8: TV SERVICE 3110 Akron-Wads, Road VA. 5-3434 Barberton, Ohio BRENNEMAN 'S PHARMACY, INC. In Wadsworth On The Square Complete Departments in Prescriptions, Photo Supplies Sa Toiletries 104 COPE CLEANERS 508 Park Avenue, W. Barberton, Ohio THE SOURS COAL Sz SUPPLY CO Builders' Supplies - Coal SH. 5-3166 Barberton Ohio DONNA ROSE SHOPPE Norton Village Shopping Center Cards, gifts 84 art supplies Where the unusual is usual. PAUL DUNN If It's Rural Plumbing It Should be Done by Dunn THE BUCKEYE CYCLE COMPANY THE FINEST IN SPORTING GOODS AND CLASS JACKETS 65 E. MILL STREET BUD KRANIPE AKRON 8, OHIO SPEED BOSWORTH B. MOFFETT PHONE: JEFFERSON 5-4158 Compliments of HILLTOP FLORISTS SH. 5-1000 105 MOMCHILOV'S MARKET 142 N, Second Air Conditioned WALT'S BARBER SHOP 512 Park Avenue W, Barberton Ohio Downtown Barberton For the Finest in WHITE HOUSE Home Dressed Meat Across from Magic City Shopping Center SH. 5- 0449 SH. 5-4911 Free Delivery Take out orders Banquet Reservations Compliments of: MCDANIEL REALTY WEST THEATRE Wooster Road W, at 21st Street Barberton, Ohio Phone PL. 3-3912 May your following years be as happy as your school years! Barberton's Favorite Family Theatre 106 BEST WISI-IES FROM: BARBERTON BROOKSIDE COUNTRY CLUB BARBERTON , OHIO BANQUET ROOMS AND RESTAURANT GOLF AND GRILLE ROOM L WEIGAND'S INSURANCE AGENCY JACK SOMMER INC. INC, Your Chevrolet Dealer Bonds -Insurance Phone PLaza 3-7777 682 W, Tusc. Ave. Barberton, Ohio 869 Broad St. Wadsworth, Ohio Phone 4-1515 Prescriptions Are Our Specialty PARTRIDGE DRUG, INC, 493 W, Tusc. Ave. Barberton, Ohio Compliments of: RICHARDS AUTO SERVICE and RICHARDS U-DRIVE IT INC. 1158 Wooster Rd, W. , Barberton SH, 5-2164 AL'S I. G., A. FOOD LINER Servicemeats-Groceries Produce-Frozen Foods 562 W. Tusc. Ave. PL. 3-7216 Compliments of RUSH'S BARBER SHOP Loyal Oak at Rt. 21 BUCKEYE MARKET Hametown .T uu produce groceries Q.-It THE HENLEY AGENCY orro Z A Complete Insurance Service The Great Northern Bldg. Barberton, Oh1o PL, 3 1112 FRANK 'S MOBIL SERVICE Mufflers-Shocks-Lubrications 248 Norton Avenue Phone: SH. 5-0392 F 108 KRAMER'S SOHIO SERVICE 1400 WOOSTER RD. W. BARBERTON, OHIO TIRES - TUBES - BATTERIES ACCESSORIES - LUBRICATION AT JOHNSON CORNERS BILL KRAMER-DEALER DAVERN'S 1309 NORTON AVENUE BARBERTON, OHIO SH. 5-0357 OUR CHICKEN IN THE BASKET IS THE BEST EVER KING-SIZE DOUBLE -THICK HAMBURGS MILKSHAKES CHEESBURGS HOMEMADE PIES 12-INCH HOT DOGS and ICE CREAM Compliments of: PARKER OIL COMPANY 671 Norton Ave. Barberton, Ohio Compliments of: I ALLEN 8a HARTZELL, INC, Real Estate-Loans-Insurance Phone: FE. 5-2521 148 Main Street Wadsworth, Ohio Compliments of BELL 'S HAMBURG VIRGINIA SHOPE'S For Smart Feminine Fashions 526 W. Tusc, Ave. Barberton, Ohio 109 Compliments of THE KARMAN RUBBER CO. K-H Mold and Machine Owner John R. Mann 646 Tu BARBERTON SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Day and Evening Classes Modern Business Courses Stenography Accounting IBM Key Punch Other Office Machines SH. 5-5716 sc. Ave, W, Barberton, Ohio -.l M. SCHAEFER Custom Tailoring 158 N, 2nd Street Barberton, Ohio Compliments of BODNAR PHARMACY 1139 Wooster Rd. W. Barberton, Ohio HI-Y and TRI-HI-Y CLUBS Compliments of MAC KO 'S MOTEL are YMCA Units in School AND MACKO 'S RESTAURANT Barberton YMCA Norton Ave. Barberton, Ohio 183 Second St. SH. 5-2626 PL. 3-7716 Compliments of: LOYAL OAK GOLF COURSE BARBERTON POST Your Weekly Newspaper serving Norton - Barberton Doylestown - Clinton Manchester - Portage Lakes 110 Compliments of HARIG AUTO PARTS 239 Second St. N. W, Barberton, Ohio SHerwood 5-0341 Our Chicken Dinners Are Worth Crowing About' HOPOCAN GARDENS Open From 11:00 A, M. to 12:45 P, M. Weekdays Open From 11:00 A, M. to 10:00 P, M, Sundays Gareld Joe Palmer Hopocan Avenue, Ext. James fRoyJ Johnson Barberton, Ohio BOWMAN'S SERVICE STORE Patent Medicine Compliments of BARBERTON HERALD 3120 Wadsworth Rd. Loyal Oak The R G Compliments of FINNELL AGENCY, INC. HUSTON-PUGH SPORTING GOODS, INC. 219 North Second St. R. G, Finnell, Pres. 101 S. Main Street Akron, Ohio 111 I DAY MARKET ON THE SQUARE Compumem of' 3243 Cleve. Mass. Rd. Loyal Oak, Ohio THE CITIZENS BANK OF WADSWORTH DIEFENDORFF SALES Sc SERVICE Allis-Chalmers Farm Machinery Wadsworth, Ohio Auto Service 3873 Cleveland-Massillon Rd. SH. 5-0373 ' THE VARSITY DRIVE-IN 547 NORTON AVENUE BARBERTON, OHIO SANDWICHES CHICKEN SHRIMP COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE CALL PL. 3-9222 FOR TAKE-OUT SERVICE 112 DOLL HOUSE DRIVE-IN 101 E. Tusc. Ave. Barberton, Ohio Phone: SH. 5- 1731 MIL-A-MAR HAIR STYLING SALON Hair Cutting 853 Wooster Road, N. Barberton SH. 5- 7412 Compliments of: FRANK'S FURNITURE W, Tusc. at 2nd St. Barberton, Ohio AXNER BROS, FOOD CENTER 1044 Wooster Road, W, Barberton, Ohio Free Delivery PL. 3-5117 113 BARBERTON NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION RICHARDS MERCURY, INC. ,u MERCURY BARBERTON HUDSON COMPANY HUDSON BARBERTON MOTOR SALES DODGE AND PLYMOUTH FALOR BUICK INC. BUICK A. D. KUNIZ, INC. OLDSMOBILE LAUGHMAN MOTOR COMPANY FORD MEECH PONTIAC, INC. PONTIAC MENTZER MOTORS PACKARD MONTZ CHEVROLET COMPANY CHEVROLET Compliments of: CARDINA1. 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