Norwayne High School - Norview Yearbook (Creston, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

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C9,wL 9 YOU YOU YOU YOU YOU to. who first saw the great need and visualized me tuture with a combined school diSIIiCI: who worked to inform the public and to canvass for the consolidation and also for the passage of the school levies: who went to the polls and cast your votes: the members of the Board of Education, who, with Mr. Sinclair, devoted hours of thought and labor in planning the construction of a new high school building: -- ALL of YOU -- who assisted in any way to provide such a beautiful and modern school bulldmg we the first class to graduate frorn that school with grateful and sincere appreciation wish to respectfully dedicate this volume of our yearbook ff 1' 'O ' ,ff , ' To Mr Arthur Locke who 15 sull wrrh us m Splfll, we W1Sh to devote thrs space as an everlastmg memorlal H1 unumely death on November 27 1953 brought sorrow to our hearts but he w11l lxve always rn our memory We honor h1m for what he was for what he d1d and for what he belreved m Our assocrauons wrth h1m were pleasant ones May he rest wrth the Almrghty forever The persons at Norwayne Htgh School who deserve our hrghest pralse are the members of the faculty On the f0110W1Ilg pages they appear tn the settmg of therr respectrve classrooms as we saw them and as we w1l1 remember them We senrors want them to know that we are truly grateful for the sp1end1d ex amples they set, for the many thmgs they taught us and for the preparanon teachers, but for bexng wonderful fnends I I I they gave us for life after graduation. we thank them, not only for being fine Presrdent Mr Nelson Gordon Mr, Ward Oller Mr, Homer Miller l2wa .Wound of We pay tnbute to our present board of education and to all boards that had a part rn our progress Mr Ralph Ely county superintendent, deserves recog nrtron for the mterest and influence he exerted BURBANK CRESTON MILTON Arthur Irvrn D I Mcllvame C C Valentrne Donald Garver John Shtlhng Thos Peacock Hilton Bowman Milo Cochrell John I-lenderlong Lloyd Rufener Mrrtam Murray Earl Buckmgham Nelson Gordon Neal McCoy The above boards, after many meetings and surveys, requested consoli datlon. Thus the North Central Local School District was created in July 1949, In addition to the present members, those who have served the new distnct are Mr, Cochrell, Mr, Mcllvarne, Mr, Valentine, Mr, Whrtmore, and Mr. Adams, The North Central Dismct was a success because of the work of citizens in all three commumries, Improvements have been made through the sacrifices of taxpayers, The new program is dedicated to the makmg of better citizens and can be achreved by the cooperatlon of puptls, teachers, and parents, Mrlo Cochrell has passed on, but his courage and hrs mterest in the youth of the area rs representatlve of the proneers of the consoltdatlon movement, Let us follow ln therr footprints! Clerk Mr Neal Kenneth Ream Lloyd Adams Mccoy Mr, Kenneth Badger Mrs, John Murray I I . I g a, Q TZ' i - 17 1-s 1-1- il il iuglnu li- unuuinmnu ---1 ii - 311- '1 lg:--I -'ii -lui -'ii' '11-' 7 '-?'- I ,A o u g V - o . . . . . . Q - Q o Y o Y'- X N Qffrs .9 'Lua' To the 1954 Graduating Class: In this world of atomic energy and of specialization, it is vitally important for each one of us to put forth his very best efforts in what- ever he does. The best is none too good. Let us all try to improve our use of time so that time may prove our value to society. fM Sup ' You are in the unique position of being the first class to graduate from our new Norwayne High School. Such a distinction should be a cherished memory to you. I wish to compliment the class on the fine spirit and co-opera- tion shown in the pioneer situation in which we found ourselves this year. Norwayne is the only four-year high school operating yet as a single unit in this area. You have my very best wishes for success. If the educational tools you have acquir- ed are put to work along with a sincere desire to succeed, I am sure our school will be proud of your future accomplish- ments. In the years to come, I hope you will think of us often and will keep us in- formed of your activities. I urge you to return to visit us whenever you can. You will always be welcome. UAA JTGLM 97 o c faculty MR, DICK I. RICH Guidance Principal MISS DORIS MCILVAINE English Senior Home Room Yearbook Advisor MR. HENRY YABLONSKI Mathematics Sophomore Home Room Faculty Athletic Manager MR. TED FLEMING Science Sophomore Home Room Science Club MR. ROBERT BARGER Social Studies Physical Education Coach MR. DEAN JONES Biology, World History Physical Education Coach MISS JOANNE NICHOLS Physical Education G A A English Sophomore Home Room MRS GWEN MACKEY French English Speech Speech Activities Class Plays MRS. MABEL BIBLER Commercial, Latin Junior Home Room School Bookkeeper MR. DALE TURNER Commercial Junior Home Room Cafeteria Bookkeeper MR. LYNN WELKER Vocational Agriculture F. F. A. Advisor MRS. BARBARA BIXLER Home Economics F. H. A. Advisor MR. SAVINA MORELLI Industrial Arts Freshman Home Room MR. WILLIAM SADLER Business, Mathematics Freshman Home Room Student Council Advisor MR. WILLIAM WOODRING Instrumental Music Elementary MISS JANE WHITMORE Vocal Music High School and Elementary MR. PAUL KASAPIS MR. LOWELL MCCULLOUGH MR. DONALD SONNEDECKER Art - high school Qsecond semesterj and elementary Driver Training Art Club Sponsor Industrial Arts in junior high Mrs. Eileen Begert - school secretary and librarian FAYE LORETTA GARRISON May 24, 1939 - February 14, 1954 The sands in the Hourglass of Time Have trickled through to the endg A life has been lived, but a memory Lingers on in the heart of each friend 'I'he Father Himself stooped earthward, And plucked this fair one from sightg Now transplanted, she blooms entemal In His heavenly mansion so bright. fsecond semesterj English French Speech and Dramatics P'-x ' . I O O el Je fyiingx A261 Hxgh scnool life makes a deep and lastmg impressmn upon each student who shares that lxfe The expenences, the instruction and the many assocxa tions become a part of each personality In tum xt is hoped that the 1mpress1on made by each student w111 add to the honor and good name of Norwayne Hxgh we semors leave that as a chal lenge to all those who will be following our footsteps a g ' a . K . . . ' . . - Q 'C JACK BATES Basketball is Jack s main theme, He 's short but always on the beam. MARY BEACHY A gal who's fair, a gal who 's jolly Opposed to all that s melancholy. JIM BEICHLER The strong and silent type is he, In sports he strives for mastery. JANE BOYES Janey is our bouncing bubbling, bundle of boy ancy. ROBERT BUCKINGHAM He's quiet but always there, And likely found most anywhere. RONALD BURGE Strong and sturdy is this lady Kind, cheerful, seldom sad. MARLENE CABELL What can we say about Marlene? With Marilyn Reece she's always seen. ALICE CHRISTIAN The veep of our class is Alice C. For leadership she has the right quality. LOUISE DRYSDALE So tall, so thin, so stately. She joined our school just lately. CLARK DYCK In all his classes Clark is the sparkg He leaves us mentally in the dark. D Q QD. 'D . lb DONALD GASSER Speed , we know, is very fast. with Gloria he will always last. IANICE GASSER Red-haired Janice is Our nurse-to-be, Gives a helping hand to all, you see. KAY HARMAN She wins all hearts, our little Kay, On her we've stamped a big O. K. VERNA HARTZLER Verna is our lovely blondeg Of her we are so very fond. DELORES IMHOFF So fair and gracious are her ways, May joy and happiness fill all her days. EVELYN KANE This little lass with curly hair Has modesty, that virtue rare. EDWARD KING He has a finger in every pie, He certainly is a busy guy. BETTY KLOTZLE Here 's the lass who's quite a galg To everyone she is a pal. MAYBELLE KOLLERT Maybelle, we know, is going steadyg llgymll llJimll she 's always ready. NORMA MARKLEY She works, she plays, does this, does thatg But most of all she likes to chat. 1f,f'I- KATHRYN MARTY Her trademark, you can see, is bangsg Straight and perfect each hair hangs. CLYDE MILLER Great Oaks from little acorns grow' This will be true of Clyde, we know. MARYLN MILLER Mary1n's a worker to the tips of her toes And wears a smile where- ever she goes. LAVONNE MOWRER LaVonne is active in so many things, She plays in the band and also sings. IAMES MOWRER Jim, it seems, is never in a hurry, But he'1l get there, don't you worry. CARL NEFF The impish grin that this boy wears Scatters trouble and worldly cares. RICHARD ORR We know Richard likes to roller skateg Maybe with practice some day he 'll rate. RAYMOND PIATT Raymond is as neat as 3 ping Future success he's bound to win. MARILYN REECE Marilyn is friendly and quite tallg Has a singing voice and a smile for all. LUELLA RIGGENBACH The stars in your eyes I like to seeg Hear that gleeful giggle, Tee, hee, hee! ROBERTA RHOADS Bobbie will make Marvin a very good wifeg She 's very friendly and full of life. MARION RUSSELL Through thick and thin he is true blueg Praise and high honor are his due. Harvey Shane In all the sports his interests lieg What will he do when school days are by? .TACK WEAHRY Athletics is the best part of school to meg From study and lessons I wish I were free. SHIRLEY WEST Chitter, chatter, gush and rush, Rosy cheeks or does she blush? JEANNETTE WINKLER We like her, but that's not saying enoughg She 's made of the very finest of stuff. IACOB ZIMMERLY All of you talk so constantlyg Why can't you be quiet sometimes like me? ENIOR CLASS OFFICERS IJ W, 5 , J! I President .... Vice President . . Treasurer . . . Secretary . . 2 x - - - Jack Bates . Alice Christian . . Edward King l.aVonne Mowrer 1 T' f 3' A - ' V wi 'lf .I . if R Y' 'V In , lt . 0-.W -' :B 75 r ' 9 5, 5 Q 5 W Ll. 'CZI7 -04 -'YT' i' 'Q' B - 3 -'sf Carol Adams John Anshutz Martha Asche Glenn Baab Bill Beichler Eunice Beyeler Carol Boss Wilbur Bowers Ronald Bricker Shirley Brown Michael Buck Stanley Conrad Dick Crabtree Eva Lou Deel N. Dravenstott Lanny Easterday Terry Easterday Eleanor Eggeman Janet Fetzer Cora Mae Flory Ralph Followay Bill Frary Grace Gasser Ralph Gasser Jerry Gerig A. Gerstenslager Dan Hanna Darla Hanna Paul Henderlong Garland Hooser Walter Hostetler Bill Hower Jeannette Imhoff 'W -1' -Y, g- lv .. 'S-ff Z3 g with-ff I fi A . 45' 1: - V' 3 .. RT' W 4-M' R N V1,A' - W ' f MN, if 1 ? .:.+'o ,,., I I W , vw., V inf' vi. fit 46 Mft' t 2 ff L' if' X E1 4, Z ,tr ff WZ , J- ' 1, E ' V gf'-Sf t f f . W V ff-4 Mi gf as 'A ' t hh , fn 47451 Sw ' Kpgilyf- PL A 5 7 1 'Pl 4' 'Q ' Qc Q 6 41 , 4 E Beverly Johnson Maxine Jones Wesley Jordan Everett Kauf Shirley Keltz Marjorie King Ianice Laflin W. Leatherman Sandra Magalski Dale Marty Dave Mcllvaine Joe Mcllvaine Gloria McMillan Iim Moyer Gene Musser Robert Polm I. Rauschenberg Carl Reese Sara Richard Joe Schafrath Kay Shrimplin Leslie Smeller Terry Steele Jim Sweigert Ronald Valentine Greta Vannoy Robert Walters Joanne Weaver Robert Wilson Janet Winkler Larry Wood Peggy Yoder Paul Younker Dennis Zimmerly Mary Zimmerman - , ,LLEYX nfl V LW Sw , is . 5- ' 1' .Q B3 la' 5' N L v' .A 6 ,..., ivl 'V fx Z , . f ' y f ' .L J. We , y ' A' ' LX 2 'B f- B if '1 M , y L yi Q lr. 'fo ., .Q V' K I Qk , WW , v mf L Y ' .ii , 1 an ' Y, fl 'X - I Km y ' ' 'il ilifiz - A 1 'kk L- 5- Absent- '2 P1 j L I . Q? -.l 'fir v -:H - Q- woigx-. wonekv !.' Lloyd Adams Cecil Archer Carol Arnold Robert Bauman Shirley Beichler Eudora Bell Howard Bell Lydia Bell Barbara Berry Eloise Beyeler Monty Blough Violet Blosser Ellen Brenner Darlene Brubaker Isla Buckingham Howard Christian Luella Clark Clayton Corp Lois Dravenstott Janet Dull Ann Eshler Eugene Fetzer Eleanor Fouche walter Gasser Lucille Giet Lovina Graber Carolyn Griffin Donald Hanzie Ronald Hanzie Donna Harman Sue Hickman Harley Hoisington Robert Hookway Don Hooser Larry Hostetler Marilyn Howard Ann Hower Shirley Kaser Joe Lance Shirley Buckler Charlene Stull Robert Dawson Bill Slater All Eileen Marty Roy Massie Tom Maurer Ada Mellott Esther Miller Joyce Moine Janice Mullet Marilyn Musser Hugh Myers Kathleen Nalley Luther Neff Janet Oller Phyllis Oppliger Marilee Patterson Mary Peterhensel Tom Pittman James Rastofer Virginia Rennecker Herman Reusser Joan Richardson Gary Rickel Joe Riggenbach John Riggenbach Merle Romich Carole Russell Ruth Schorle Nancy Schorle Raymond Shaum Donna Shilling Don Shilling Joyce Shreckengast Beverly Simcox Harold Snell Carlton Steiner Joe Steiner Roger Steiner Patricia Taylor James Viall Roy Viall Marthella Weaver Velma Widmer Julia Wiles Emily Wilson Delbert Winkler Fred Winkler Melvin Winkler Patsy Wolfert John Yost Ruth Younker James Zimmerly 1 -jv C7 7 L' 'N ,,, in it gi L -O . 14 .' 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Janet Mantz Dean Marty Ellen Maxwell Wendell McFadden GeraldM c Mllllll Harry Menegay Nancy Messenger IohnO Brran Bruce Peacock ROW FIVE Dlck Rastofer Janet Ra h usc enberg, Allen Reusser EdR1ggenbach Ralph Rlggenbach R1chardR1tz1 Irm Rook Ronme Rook Rlchard Rufener ROW SIX Mary Schafrath Judy Schmolllnger Home Shafer Howard Shafer Nancy Shaffer Dean Sh ane Norma Shearer Rlchard Sohar Ioan Starkey ROW SEVEN Pat Taylor Ga ry Werser Janet Wellman Jean Wllson Ben Wrnkler Jrm Wmkler Lee Wood Walter Youn M h g, art a ZIUIHICIIY ABSENT Roy Baud Elorse Campbell Ronald Dawson Sh1rleyM11ler Gene Famer Jtm Sh ll 1 U18 11111 Wasson Charles Wellman Tom Whrtacre 3,6 fi J' A U f rx ' nfl' V X .IJ G 9 : G 1 ii B . .. 1: -' g E .rr ' - ' ,LQ 1 1 'BJ Alil , V V H ' f fry, ' ' --tr N. I 'D wa , lf fs kk I ,qv V r' I Ib X xi- V, , ',-:. . ' 5 ,,.,. L K Vryl K I .v y E L- ,Lv T E I - 's s of 'if fi T, W B . A- ' 2 K ' .,,. I N H .3 K, I , 1- 1 if A ,, N- R I I A y X C 9 A Q V re' fi' W y ga 7 f kwa ,r:,.r nm 1, yy' 5 B iv' H ' 5 4 ,B .A A f ei .. Y ,thee fazniliafw fiaceo Shirley Miller Freshman Our very best wishes go to Shirley Miller who was not able to be with us for the second semester because of sickness. The rainbow's brightest colors, The b1uebird's sweetest song Are all combined in just one wish That you'1l soon again be strong. Mr. Harry Chase is good at shoveling snow, washing a window, or a hundred and one odd jobs. gm Mr. Frank Stellar To keep a large building such as ours clean and orderly is a far greater task than most. of us realize. Our sincere appreciation goes to Mr. Stellar for doing such an excel- lent job. Hats off to a fine custodian! Mrs. Klotzle and Mrs. Chase A bit cf this and a dash of that adds up to a tasty lunch. Must be soup and peanut butter sandwiches today. , V ti X 4 I5 ' R ' Q W . , -A Welcome Tom Whita cre to Norwaynel Mrs. Steenburg She certainly has a WAY with a mop and a dust cloth! if r :Ii , ,, W ff W , ,VM M y gk wma ,,w WMC? ., yea- :sif- I5A.e..- ,hw .W ' ,W fiwfgkw - X ' A f wg, -Q.. 'wx , -if-Q wgK13iw H Q an-vi' an , Q . X4 aa, K,.,,-,A , , X ' w My WT , ,M duo -M--4, ,. A .. - ' f' A.. ,, 2 ww 4 ' andQ'wwf I f Q Z A .fl A In ik, 9 In the farm shop and 1.11 the classroom Mr Welker gxves hrs students pracucal experrerxce 1n study repau and man agement of farm equrpment eo 'lllwzfi BELOW Mrs Barbara Bxxler supervrses a large class rn sewmg and cookrng iv ' I A , -, at MMV ' ' ew- 4 .Wu The cafeteria dining room is used also as our study hall. At least that is what we are supposed to do there. The chemistry class is enjoying an in IJUMA ' experiment directed by Mr. Flem- I 0. rw g. I Did you ever listen to the constant tap tappity tap tap in a room full of busy typists? What have we here? Miss Nichols directs exercises in physical edu- cation class. Our school has offered many opportumtres for pamcrpatron 1n art, mustc, extra curricular orgaruzattons deserve our hearty congratulanons It IS through such experiences that students strengthen character, develop leaderslup, and 1mprove their talents dramatics, and club activities. The sponsors and the active members of these The SENIOR CLASS presents December 5 86 8 Director - Mrs. Mackey Cast Jack Bates Jim Mowrer Alice Christian Ed King Jane Boyes Carl Neff Let's take a peek behind the curtain! House for Sale - Haunted STANDING: Shirley West, Harvey Shane, Verna Hartzler, Don Gasser, Betty Klotzle, Clark Dyck, Delores Imhoff. l 1 11511: .Trainee ov Hkace Canteo Winners in the local contest Betty Klotzle Maryln Miller Pat Taylor Joan Starky Ruth Schorle ,0f'llU-af qneCllmaMaLew - wayne High we sing our pfaise and lift l hillll all hon - ors we a claxm and 0 C I hope F O - 5 -0-' A A' 9' 0 spir it strong and trueg we pledge ill. A ith ful we will stay ro al - ways the Q9xp5gpxFFl1ilFFFF 1 QM-1 K 'lxaldm Elllbllii 4 all :lx AEFM LFMW ll PM lgllaaa frllwlgf 'M ' El iii UJUL .Wand 1 STANDING: Cora Flory, Roberta Rhoads, Virginia Rennecker, Mr. Woodring, Bill Frary, Patsy Wolfert, Lovina Graber, Joan Starkey, Shirley West, Maryln Miller, Wilbur Bowers. SEATED: Darla Fetzer, Kathryn Marty, Jeannette Imhoff, Joan Weaver, Norma Shearer, Ann Gerstenslager, Delores Imhoff, Janet Winkler, Tom Maurer, Janet Dull, Julia Wiles, Janet Oller, Joan Rauschenberg, Gary Weiser, -Isla Buckingham, Carol Adams, Jim Mowrer, Warren Leatherman, Paul Henderlong. Snofemile i Donna Harman Kathryn Marty Maybelle Kollert Betty Klotzle Delores Imhoff Eunice Beyeler Carolyn Griffin Shirley West Verna Hartzler , FRONT: Darla Fetzer, Darla Hanna, Joyce Moine, Lucille Giet, Lavonne Mowrer, JaneBoyes, CarolAdams, Kayl-Iarman, Sara Richard, Miss Whitmore. SECOND ROW: Jack Bates, Joan Starkey. Cora Flory, Ann Gerstenslager, Donna Harman, Patsy Wolfert, Joan Richard- son, Joyce Shreckengast, Kathleen Nalley, Marilyn Howard, Phyllis Oppliger, Janet Oller. THIRD ROW: Herman Reusser, Bruce Peacock, Shirley West, Maybelle Kollert, Betty Klotzle, Marilyn Reece, Alice Christian, Delores Imhoff, Eunice Beyeler, Carolyn Griffin, Marilee Patterson, Jim Rastofer. FOURTH ROW: Ray Shaum, Jim Moyer, Wilbur Bowers, Dave Mcllvaine, Terry Steele, Carlton Steiner, Paul Henderlong, Bill Frary,Les1ie Smeller, Roger Steiner, Melvin Winkler, Jim Mowrer, Gary Weiser, Donald Gasser. 14 15 20 21 25 February 3 5 10 11 12 13 14 19 23 28 March 8 12 26 29 April 2 8 20 23 so May '1 14 21 27 30 8n3 Senior Scholarship Tests. Clark Dyck wins honorable mention in district. Otterbein College is host to five seniors. Ma jorettes are selected. Vocational Ag boys visit Experiment Station, No school. Wayne County Teachers' Workdiop at Norwayne, F. H. A, Banquet at Dalton, County Administrators and Boards of Education here. Ashland College is host to six seniors, Janet Winkler and Ralph Gasser elected King and Queen, Junior and Senior Literature students attend 'The Robe, Also Latin pupils, Rev, Fangmeyer speaks at school assembly, Chemistry and Guidance classes visit Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company in Akron, WHKK Jamboree sponsored by sophomore class. Faye Garrison killed in tragic accident, Declamations given in assembly, Charles King, Negro soloist, for assembly, County Declamation and Poetry Reading Contest, Good English Week. I. Starky, chairman, Jack Bames talks on Alaska in assembly. Senior Day. Teachers take it easy, F, F.A, have Father - Son Banquet, Junior play 'The Inner Willy, County one-act play contest, Jack Rank presents Shakespearean play. Spring Concert by Band and Chonrs. County Art and Music Festival lield here, May Festival. Junior - Senior Prom, Senior assembly, Commencement. Seniors leave for Washington, D. C.. t:--I 6 ' It .fr is iid. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization with chapters located throughout the country. Its aim is to develop agricultural leader- ship, cooperation, and citizenship. Our local group has had a very busy and a very successful year. Pictured are the officers for this year: Ronald Burge, Dale Marty, Larry Wood, Everet Kauf, Jacob Zimmerly, James Mowrer, and Mr. Welker. U Zvgks x i I una ' ,,,,,, fZ..?6.Cl. The ambition of every girl is to some day be a home- maker. The organization of Future Homemakers of America seeks to prepare girls for this future role in society. Its activ- ities include the planning and preparation of meals, sewing, home decoration, and child C3.l'6. Mrs. Barbara Bixler has been the very capable teacher sponsor of this group. Ste was assisted by a mother sponsor, Mrs. Howard Schorle. Officers of the local chapter are: Seated: Luel1aRiggenbach, Kay Sirimplin, Joyce Moine, Ruth Schorle. Standing: Martha Asche, Sara Richard, Lucille Giet, Marilyn Howard, Louise Drysdale, Nancy Schorle, Carolyn Griffin, and Eleanor Eggeman. Gus at ff -0 , X, 0 9 f' i s news NLGVZ ' 3 Wine Xe Q9 S95 951 , wat S610 yu . Qun. Xei Ka .io N5 Shing 561 V . 1 . 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Janet Fetzer Editor of school paper WHAT l-IOPPENEDJ' Project sponsored by science club. TOP Wrlbur Bowers Terry Steele B111 Frary I1m Moyer Dave Mcllvaine Ronnre Br1cker SECOND ROW Ioan Rauschenberg Ann Gerstenslager K a y Shrrmplrn D a r 1 a Hanna JoAnne Weaver BOTTOM Margery Krug Eva Lou Deel Jeannette Irnhoff Eumce Beyele Carl Adams V Play director Mr Sonnedecker rm:-----vw----1 P441 Winners rn the Amerrcan Legron Essay Contest Roger Grossenbacher Elverna Beery Herman Reusser Jamce Mullet Garland Hooser Joan Rauschenberg Bob Buckrngham County wmner Lourse Drysdale Our Star Performers rn the County Indrvrdual Speech Tournament Q A545 Lovina Graber Jeannette Winkler, Mike Buck Pat Taylor Eunice Beyeler Carol Adams Absent Carlton Steiner Hats off to the Bob cats! Three cheers for the Scarlet and Gray' I-hgh prarse to the players, the cheerleaders and to the spectators for the frne school spmt, the team work and the sportsmanslup shown rn all phases of athletrcs dns yearl ROW ONE Ed Kxng Jack Bates B111 Hower Ronald Burge Harvey Shane ROW TWO Manager W11bur Bowers Ronnre Brrcker Terry Steele Robert Dawson Everett Kauf Coach Dean Jones ROW THREE Walter Hostetler Lloyd Adams Absent Reese Slater Stewart. Under the leadershrp of Coach Jones the Norwayne Bobcats were runners up 1n the fall baseball league battmg an average of 274 Congratulauons' We hope they do as well ln the spring FALL SCHEDULE Norwayne Norwayne Norwayne Norwayne Norwayne Norwayne Norwayne Norwayne Norwayne Norwayne Norwayne ? Shreve Mt Eaton Leroy Northwestern Applecreek Fredrrcksburg Srmthvrlle Leroy Shreve Sm1thv111e Northwestern 3 U 1' , 6 x 'Q X Q x I 2 -sz - SCORES Bates Stewart . Dawson . Shane .... King . . Burge . . Slater . . . Kauf . . Hower . Steele . Adams . . Hostetler Reese . . Bricker . Coach Dean Jones Scorekeeper Henry Yablonskr BATTING RECORDS . . 0 0 . Q 1 n 0 0 n . . . u . a 0 - . - . . a 0 - ct 0 .4 wwitg.73 Savannah Northwestern Leroy Doylestown Lyons Smithville Dalton Shreve Mt. Eaton Millersburg Lucas Fredric ksburg Apple Creek Norton Ri ttman ' indicates league game I 0 48 57W 45L 46W 58W 53W 71L 47W 48L 29W 50W 41W 40W 53W 69W 56L TOURNAMENT Shreve 60-62 L Following are the totalpoints made by each individual for the season, including the two tournament games, and the average per game: Jack weahry Harvey Shane Jack Bates Bill Slater Ed King Ralph Gasser 318 284 210 113 111 103 16.7 13. 5 10. 0 5.7 5. 6 4. 9 'IOL 51W 39W 51 W Dalton 67 - 73 L Coach Bob Barger Walter Hostetler Jim Beichler Dale Marty Delbert Winkler Lloyd Adams Terry Steele 78 4. 6 45 2. 6 12 2.0 11 1.6 '7 1.0 6 .6 Wilbur Bowers MANAGER TOP ROW Jack Bates Harvey Shane I im Beichler Ed King Jack Weahry BOTTOM ROW Dale Marty Delbert Winkler Terry Steele Ralph Gasser Walter Hostetler Bill Slater i -L Jack Weahry Jim Beichler Jack Bates Ed King Harvey Shane ff' I e X 4 i 5' s IACK is v I HARVEY A xi 5 'R , C fe 3 15 ED .QAM 4 - M ,Num :aw JIM f gf T ,Ig-gli NNJK JACK KAY PATSX JOAN CAROL DARLA X We are proud of our six attractive cheerleaders in their bright red uniforms. A big thank you to Kay Harman, Patsy wolfert, Carol Adams, Joan Rauschenberg, Darla Hanna, and Martha Asche who so ably led the student body in backing our teams this year. MARTHA P 4 Q G l'J I L j L Don Hooser. Norwayne'sBobkittens had a very success- ful basketball season. They won sixteen of their eighteen games and .thus ended the season with a very outstanding record. As they mature into full grown Bobcats, next year should see some fine play. After the BALL game is over our end men relax. Mr. Fleming, Mr. Yablonski, and an earnest Rittmanite. STANDING: Everett Kauf, Howard Christian, Melvin Winkler, Coach Barger, B111 Hower, Gene Musser, Jim Sweigert. KNEELING: Roger Steiner, Lloyd Adams, Bob Dawson, Larry Hostetler. Not in picture: Carl Reese, Carlton Steiner, Raymond Shaum DATE Nov. 13 Nov. 17 Nov. 20 Nov. 24 Nov. 27 Dec. Dec. 11 Dec. 12 Dec. '29 Jan. Jan. Ian. 12 Jan. 22 Jan. 29 Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 12 OPPONENT Savannah Northwestern Leroy Doylestown Lyons Smithville Dalton Shreve Millersburg Lucas Fredricksburg Smithville Shreve Northwestern A pple Creek Norton Rittman Doylestown scorus 41-32W 42-sow 52-14W 44-34w 4s-a4w 47-29W 57-22w 39-29w 45-29w 34-isw 59-isw 41-24W 27-zow 40-42t 45-19w 55-sew 29-zaw as-42L Edo' Sp , QUE. TOP: Miss Nichols, Margie King, Jeannette Imhoff, Carol Adams, Joan Rauschenberg, Greta Vannoy. SECOND ROW: Norita Dravenstott, Peg Yoder, Gloria McMillan, Delores Imhoff, Louise Drysdale, Eunice Beyeler, Betty Klotzle. THIRD ROW: Shirley Keltz, Kathryn Marty, Janet Winkler, Kay Harman, Alice Christia.n, Luella Riggenbach, Verna Hartzler, Maybelle Kollert. ' i?Q f s I ill! up t Q5 'Q , f i ' ,I xl ,tl N ,Y g A, . J g Taq f As we go to press, we are unable to have pictures of our big spring event. However, we wish to extend our congratulations to Janet Winkler and Ralph Gasser who have been chosen to reign as King and Queen for the May festivities, Such an election is a high honor. They will be crowned by Raymond Piatt and Verna Hartzler of the senior class. Attendants were chosen by the various classes as follows: FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES JUNIORS Phyllis Allen Marilyn Howard Joan Rauschenberg Carol Howard Joyce Moine Eva Lou Deel Janet Rauschenberg Carol Russell Sara Richard Larry Hanzie Raymond Shaun-1 Walter Hostetler Ed Riggenbach Roger Steiner Terry Steele Ronnie Rook Fred Winkler Dennis Zimmerly - O A A 1 ' SENIORS s P 3 N' Alice christian Marlene 'Cabell Jane Boyes Jack Bates Bob Buckingham Jacob Zimmerly 4 Clttentwn, .Tl I have been asked to make the following announcement On the rernaming pages of thrs book you w111 frnd the names of friends of our school who have given us generous support a.nd thus have helped to make the pubhcatron of thrs book a success We ask that you pauomze them in every way possible l1c1y for your very fine support. It is community minded people hke you that grves America its reputatron for good wlll Your interest 1n the youth of today rs greatly ap precrated, and we, the cxtizens of tomorrow shall endeavor to follow m your footsteps We wish you success in your busmess 'ITHE muzaoox STAFF' A I To our ADVERTISERS - we would like to take this opportunity to thank you pub- .llivin 8: Son We Speclallze In Shovel And Bulldozer Work Basement Dlgglng Lawn Gradmg Dltch D1gg1ng Dam Bu1ld1ng Fence Row Cleamng Tree Pullmg No Job Too B1g Or Too Small Telephone Creston 3541 and 2294 WAYNE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Safety and Servlce or Over a Century Wooster Ohlo Compllments STILL S GARAGE Sev1l1e Oh1o Compllments ROBERT D WAY Veterlna r1an D1a1 3222 Creston Oh1o S NICHOLS SALES and SERVICE Ma1n Street Creston Oh1o lk 'F Of ., 5, , . 6 i z, 't 4 D f -5 A E 0 'W if T- Y , O 4 4 K -X Q MCILVAINE M0'l'0R C0 DALEY S FYR FYTER EXTINGUISHER D W TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY COFFEY I ' Sales and Service N rAnM for MEN1' Appliances - Floor Covering - Upholster' 9 Home Of Fine Furniture ' A ne 240 1 in-I , I-1 l Ill 1, L ll il-vi ire! Fire! Fire! p . Put it Out and Keep it Out of with a J 0 O A Sales 8: Service 1 Can or Write at BEST WISHES XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Cornphrnents CRE T0 AUTO ff THEATRE '-aaa. RAM IER MOTOR ' 'M Ll 4 W Creston Oh1o NORWAYNE SENIORS Class of 54 CONGRATULATIONS at graduat1on t1rne YOU ARE INVITED to mqulre about Busmess Careers O I B welcomes YOU as guests or as students Wim fwzzzffe J mmm Sunny S1de of Square Wooster Oh1o if Of fig Q I Q' X . . . h 4 1 P .lmlv if I lx I :rl ' IQ ' lin? 1 I ., ' G lk ,5 A S . ww is Q 'B A m A+ ff -.', n. , ,yt A 1 N 423. . 'f FH! .1 , 3 o 0 , ' C omplim ent s Sales 8: Service CRE LA D CHEVIHILET Of Creston .... Li fCHEVROI,ET y Eat At WOOSTER FARM DAIRIES More People Buy Ch6VI'0161C Than Any Other Car Ice Cream Lunches 4-'Ng Parts Creston Oh1o Repa1rs Wooster Ohlo Congratu1at1ons And Best W1shes To The Class Of 1954 CABELL and Tv H ' UP H SUP Phone 357 1 Comphments Sl-IDIS REPAIRED S GEORGES ER MARKET om Oiffah ,-.1 I Congratulauonsl ' choirs SHADY REST HOME Creston Oh1o C re ston Oh1o IRA Comphments E SONNEDECKER Creston Oh1o Comphrnents CITIZENS A AL BA K R D WE NGER nf 10 ,, ol v R1ttm an, -I-iii Wooster, Ohio Ohlo 43,3 Of at Q . , I A M ' ' :nag 4 i 1- A i . . l Of Of o 10 Comphments C ongratulatlons 1 Class of 1954 X NICK AMSTER 6 Wooster s Fmest Men S Store Clothes for the Young Man Who 1S Campus Bound SHELLY S DAIRY BAR Q., Dealers In Lwestock and Home Dressed Meats C re ston Oh1o RHOAD S Creston Stop In To See Us WAYNE TRACTOR SALES Route 3 North Wooster, Ohio I - P I Of N l ,122 Q , - , D 0 L , , , . K 9 5 6 ' 'X .a2E':E.:,m.S dk Congratulations Congratulations CARTER BROOM COMPANY 157 Men s and Boys Clothmg Garden Street t h Wooster Oh1o Cres on O 10 JOS E WINKLER BUILDFR A71p7'WZ'Z QW E, HUME A . JAMES SPERBER Secumty Se rv1ce Savmgs ' xiii WE TER and UUTHER W z.4 Creston Oh1o Telephone 2691 Telephone 2691 Author1zed Dealer J I Case Power Farm Machlnery BORDNER S 60005 W1l1y s Cars and Trucks SPORT SHOP WOOSTER FARM EQUIPMENT Y si L1nco1n H1 Way West Walter E Bates KOwnerD Sev11le Oh1O le, O fl ee' 5 LIFE 1 sunl CE . , Q w -.,. I..- l g 4:9 ' , n-Huy-I flH!!!ll!HlllllllflllllllllllfI C , Compliments Comphments 77 Q X L . Of Of N ' ,, ofiil 'Y N PETE WEIR - - N A ' AL- mr 2 I? yj n J I f Il jfgi gyl ' gm I 1- W-B , X Barber Shop f :rd ' as S as Creston, Ohio H, I sPARR'S ovERLooK INN Spaghettl and Chlcken Dmners T C K I G 0 Soft Drmks Candy C1gaFS Swxss Cheese Bologna Wooster Oh1o Route 30 1 rn11e west Wooster Oh1o ll! flllflflfllllllllflfllflfill' ELECTRIC 06 tt s ICE 261 S Ma1n Street Phone 254 R1ttrnan Oh1o The Home of Kelvmator and Apex Apphances Ph11co Arvm Sentmal Bendlx and Emerson T V W11son M11k Coolers and Conde Mllkerq BENNY S GUN SHOP Cornphments ll '15-1d'! For H1ghest Quahty Gunwork J See Benny t h E B bunderhaus Cres on O 10 Creston Oh1o 1 R C . I ' 35054 I .- . , XA LE ERI, R 4 Q ,,,? A --YI1 !,,LM I Of I . A. M. OIL COMPANY ! 2 N C N V ' ' . CAMQ mwx wmii Q0 Compllm ents mdfer 120 s Market street t S OYB Wooster s Better Shoe Store Of 09 0 glfc R- LL gms cnnmgns f 'fZ NX sues Ann W F WEIGLEY Wooster- Oh1O H Ml! ll YiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiikX wewowefaewowefaxaefawvvvarvxwzfxxwxvxvxxxxxxakv Best W1shes F rom LA REI E MARKET C reston Oh1o iii?4Xiiiiikiiiiiiiikiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiikiktkiiiiiiiiiiiikiikiiki Graduatlon G1fts Bulova Watches Shaffer Pens Keepsake D1amonds Jewelry Pearls WHITE S JEWELRY STORE Wooster Oh1o Compuments MARY E MURRAY M112 C 7 Corner Routes 3 81 224 Sevllle Oh1o Q soon 'HEAR rmrs BGQWOILCO Next to Post Off1ce Phone 100 R1ttman Ohlo Wooster Mus1c Center RCA VICTOR Radlos Record Players Records Sheet Muslc New and Used Instruments Band and Orchestra K i Southeast Corner of the Square Wooster, Ohlo Cornphrnents HER HEY all REHRER -' l ff 5 --4 COAL Ano COKE Rlttman S1nce 1904 X X . . Of , , pffe:7 K 19:-4: 1 'ut q I, I If I ,gg 7 , f' Nvf- ' X X I 71 77 77 J 1 ,7 77 7- 77177777 17 7 7 , - bv , Of I Y 2 E I - I s ' - E 0 I!!.. -.. ' 5' 1 'fy I h....: - MAIB cu' FURNITURE - DRY GOODS - FLOOR COVERINGS JEWELRY - MEDICINES - ETC. You Can Always Do Better At MAIBACH S 4:19091 Telephone Sev111e 3891 or Ster11ng 2491 Everythmg N For The Lady Who Sews y a SINGER General Store 'P and SEWING f f CENTER 140E L1berty Wooster Oh1o Locker Storage Canaan Phone 3190 x WW Z7if Watches 'P' D1amonds LAHM S 221 E L1b6I Cy Wooster Oh1O Cornphments HILSON S RESTAURANT Creston Oh1o af, Ik Ik Ik at tn- I 1 . q Of X Comphments LIBERTY RE TAURA T B M KINDIG Best Wlshes Ambulance Invalld Beds E zz J 0' D Q Hospltal Beds Funeral Dlrector Dent1st Sev111e Ohlo I C re ston Ohlo Comphments Cornphments From your SHEARER Fmest 1n Farm Machmery 7244606 Eeatammuf Catermg and Rental Serv1ce Wooster For lnformatlon Phone 274 Wooster Ohlo Comphments Of THE MCI TIRE EA KET FACTERY -L' Of ! K 7- ' .' '-Wfg-rf' E . . Wvsa 1 , , if , , ,,, , , ,, , , 1 Of YOUNG S HHH FOUDLINER ?' PLANK El.EVA'l'0R SELLERS 81 LONG A 5 CRESTON OHIO W NILEN BLACK INC . ' :or ak :ef :er we: Wooster, Ohio Z :f l , w s ll 'H W Quality Feed, Reasonably Priced 3 - AND Sales ana Service cars at all times E5 9 Mlllmery Hose Purses Gloves A THE KROGER STORE Oh1o NLARTY S HAT SHOPPE Sevlue 121 N Walnut St Wooster I BATTIG S SERVICE uf-ffellx FRANCIS F RITZI Jeweler Standard O11 Products Sevllle Ohlo Routes 3 8: 224 C re ston Oh1o SATISFACTION It Pays To Buy Quallty SINCE 1884 Woo ster, Oh1o . . IX I S Y I , jf' f I ' ,L '-L P' '- Br, ,if . , Il' 1 , 9' 4 A.. 'S P. v '. ll . nt. L Jewelry jf.. I ,, ,, g,,,, , 1-K N, Xl? A - , 1.15 , 7 u . , . I , R i 1, 'l'REOElCE CAR f wt mugs amos We Ann To Please Q3 Cornphments ETLING S GROCERY 5 THE VARIETY STORE Z 3 Drugs Sodas Lunches -eq -Nb j'L Burbank Oh10 Telephone 2511 Sterllng Ohlo General Store T WEST CANAAN O 'Place was cl O :aww Burbank Road Burbank Ohlo IPL ' ' RV -gi .2 an ' 1 . ', bfi 23 Of L - - S. 1 ff n 'i F3961 7 T ao: B Lg Q, LTO 1 . McCormick and New Idea - Sales and Service Complete Tractor Tire Service AMULC6 Home Freezers -Refrigerators -Milk Coolers -Milkers TERLI G FARM EQ IPME T Telephone Sterling 2 561 M':w'N 'fiif-g, I J Ll 9 Compliments of RHOAD S RESTAURANT Creston Ohio KING S Service Statlon Creston Ohio P E MATTESON Drugs Groceries Creston Ohio C R Meat Market and Grocery High Grade Meat Smoked and Fresh fo' 0 o o'0 0 ' 'iwwffzf 1 et Y v f f 1 ? :J I. . ICH Sterling, Ohio N4 'N r' nxt. uizpls 'I ' ..-B.. .-... '-F: 'Y zz INSURED SAVINGS O Open Your Account Today' Pa1d on Savmgs Any Amount Anyt1me PEOPLES FEDERAL SAVINGS Home Off1ce Wooster Oh1o BRIIW CLEA ER HILE MOTOR SALES 4 C: 4 ZX J!! A See Us For Fme Dry Cleamng 81 E Oh1o Ave Rlttrnan Oh1o Phone 39 Studebaker Sales and Servlce I'e1ephone1'7 Rlttman Oh1o Comp11ments Of RED BIRD FOODLINER Medma County s Largest and Newest Market Route 94 between Wadsworth and Rlttman xx 5 .I - - 't E I i Cars Trucks 1 X . xx XXX I - 1 y ' Your Local Hatchery yn i A can i Serve You Best C4504 Large Enough to be Safe R G Small Enough to be Human Of, STER HATCHERY R WI NSURANCE Rlttman Ohlo Telephone Ster11ng 2321 CRESTON ARDWARF. Quahty Hardware Plurnbmg Supphes Rad10S Te1ev1s1on Sets Refmgerators Freezers Ranges Water Heaters Pmsnvnall 15 P INTS Mam Street Phone 2751 I K' Refer ' A ' 0 S. 45: ew N gf XX Q' I 9 ,Y Home ice- , I Of , , 'I t L ' rf: Ixus' xY f-' ,I- sg? xr,- ? f 5 -ir' 5: ' EL 1 . , ! J, -Y - Y K Q , , , 2 l lk 101 'F Ik XYVDCIAI, 'Ni- -Ns y I FOR BETTER BUHJHNG Paul J Emch R lttma n Oh10 WAYNE FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Fert111zer Feed Coal Seed Sterhng Ohm The Frlendly Store at. the Busy Cross Road GTOCEPIES Meats Vegetables Ste rhng Oh1o Telephone 2481 JVJFOOD 9' LOd1 Oh1c an X9 . Cz ' I ff .S-A GREENES GROCERY In ' ' .X- I Of RITTMAN DEPARTME NT STORE '02r 1 R1ttm an Oh1o is Cornpllrnents Western Auto Best Wlshes Associate Store your home owned WESTERN AUTO STORE MR The Class of 1954 FRED BUCKLEW Sevllle Ohlo .IW ,AQ Compllments Klrrulu IL IRIIREQUDQIT A Bullder Contractor R The Best For Less Telephone Sterlmg 2165 4 'L ll 61, . 9 ' PM A9 . IEEE: EEE Always The Best For Less Ht' ':2 T Of ' - To Of 0 l , nfl ' Q STEPFIE LD PHAR MACY TH E DRUG STORE Complete Prescription Service Rittman Ohio E L MOORE Jeweler 14 South Main Street Rlttrnan Oh1o Jewelry silver diamonds watches clocks Watch Sn Clock Repairs Class Rings and Pins W00 TER KATELA D Cleveland Road North of Wooster c7f0f0Zxwnm1.,,6-3 XX X ff ff 1 I Q osooo ,- :sauna K romana YQ! O x l Wy 1 fp ag 'fu ee' Sterling Oh1O ,SMA X . X N .10 O QQ I Q V A J 6' Lfiblfz af? Pwr mp, CL 759165 No'IZrs,Ine 33 East Oh1o Avenue R1ttman Oh1o Frlendly Servlce That Sat1sf1es Telephone 186 81 185 F C Q 1 One Board ora Tralnload Where Better Bu11ders Buy Better Buys For Bu11d1ng OOSYCT UNNBEY OTNPIWH Telephone 517 Wooster Oh1o Comphments Of GOOD ' LUCK MAYOR OF CRESTON From G, C, Mu-acle WAYNE PARTS COMPANY 110 Bea11 Ave Wooster, Ohio Phone 1178 f MW- , ,, al, o II li 0 2 , ! 1 A 1 pi -, . 3 . I . ' . , I . - - -V i Y , gli -- - -g ' I 1 , . O I 0 Q - G A it I Q CONGRATULATIONS QU Allfy 09 AN D 04 From Ssmnci Hugh L Strlckland Chevrolet Buick Phone 71 Rittrnan Ohio nished through the co rtesy of Mr Strick land this year We take this oppo tunity to thank him D 'Ze fee MEDINA SUPPLY COMPANY I I ' 1 CNorwayne's Driver Training car was fur- . u . . - . I . In . MCCONNEL S WINKLER S gf, fg C gn s TA QU., '7'f7fj'. ff 1 J 'E gfxflf-ffrfggfl' Home - 4 lf Shell Service Dressed Meats . 4C,.?p Groceries -Fruits - Vegetables Phone 444 Phone 66 Phone 2421 Rlttrnan Oh1o Creston Oh1o Cornplunents fic fwzfffazge aidof Sevllle Ohm Compllrnents Of WARREN IHANKD WEAVER Only Barber Of Cornpllments Of CLAPP RADIO 8: ELECTRIC Sterlmg Oh1o Seville Phone 2522 l l, ? I 1 , Q W f, I 8' ' I D I' I 1 ' .1 4:4 19Vf . I I 1-.ol ,g Q. 1 'nf ' 4 ' , . 5: , ' V fa og .K Q . lr . I . - , . , V Y-, Y , Of O N -, 1 I 'o Knows Bnomns WINKLEI1 S ,ANDAR SERVICE QM? 52m RVVTMAN O fgymjhzam M54 SETH W D-AVID Wmc-sn-:T s always relg X ,. ff For the '54 Grads of Norwayne' X Comphments of I, lv! F 5 Rittman, Ohio 9 St ' ' Motor tune up : Best w1shes to the graduatmg class Norwayne H1gh School TEBBI BANKING COMPA Y CONGRATULATIONS To The 1954 Graduatlng Class Akron s Leadmg Photographer for 62 years 86 South Howard Street 7 Off1C1al Photographer For 1954 Class .l0H C. MURRAY , or ayne Hlgh School NORTH CENTRAL LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT WAYNE COUNTY OHIO Reahamg that a consohdated school sw stcm can proucle faerhtxes for 1ts students far exccccllng those ax allable m smaller schools the woters of the North Central Illstrlct of VI axne Counts approxed the constructlon of a new lllgll school 'Norwaync Hugh School I9 a one storw brlck structurc wlth precast concrc tc roof Its clesxgn cmbodxes mam of the new cst trcnds m contemporarx school plannln f proudmg a ClI'QlIl8tl0T1 pattern that lsolates the YHTIOUS actn ltles and X et proudes ease of access to thcm Ihe qulct arca ot the IIlIllcIIl1U contains rccltatlon classrooms and the aclmmxstratnc olhcc unlt X cafetcrla has bccn clcslgncd to be ax allable for studw hall usc and IS acI1acent to hbrarx faclhtles for usc for tl1e Home I'conom1cs Dcpartment VOL3tl0UdI XQTILIIIIQIIYC Art Nfechanxcal Drawmg and Shop rooms are grouped as a unit m tl1c west wmg of thc blllllllflg Instc ad of thc usual combmatlon pm and auditorium, scparatc IIIIILS hase bcen proucled An asscmblx room adequate for seatmg the student bodx affords complete audltorlum f3ClIltl6S, whlle 1ts stage wlth adyacent rooms constitutes the musxc sulte -X gw mnaslum of standard blllldlllg constructlon was deslgned tc accommodate large groups of speetators, m addltlon to lts regular usc as part of the phs sxc al cducatlon plant The outdoor PIIXSILZII LCIIILHLIOII f3LlIltlCS are belng clexelopcd ox er a sescnteen acre Slt6 so that prouslon 15 made for mam 3itlW1tlCS These f3LllltlCS will lnclude a football field wlth bleachers, a baseball dlamond and glrls hockex and soccer field -Xn all weather paxed area IQ prouded for such 3.LtlWltlf.S as tennis, badminton, baslcctball and wolles ball, and space has been allotted for small games Donatlons toward the pub11cat1on of th1s yearbook were rece1ved from the followmg flrms Wh1Ch had a part 1n the constructlon of our bu11d1ng AI'Ch1t6CtS SPAHN AND BAR NES 1951 Lee Road Cleveland Helghts, Ohlo Contractors SPOHN HEAT ING AND VENTILATING 955 Home Avenue Akron 10 Oh1o QUILLAN BROTHERS Lodi, Ohio . , O I' f C C' O, 'D a w '7 . . . . . . . F . . . . , . , , v K 1 L' I s 'L ' 1 ' 1 4, 1 v 1 Lv . ' 1 - ' - rv . I L' v. nv I ' - L' . 'L 1 7 ' 1 s 1 vl 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 '. ' x ' ' y 1 v1w 1 1 ' 1 v 1 1 I 1 v' ' U , . b . ,,. 'T I 1 1 1: I 1 I 4 ' 1 ' I 1 15 1 ' 1 1 -1 v I I Z, , .. . a . .iw 1 ' ' 1 I' 11 l . A. 14 1 .1 :Is 1 1 1vv. 1 1 as a reading room. A complete home-making sec-tion has been set up 1 . ' .. , . , ' . ' . X - . 3 3 . ,' ' , Y. ' cl , . ' ' 2 V L, 1' 1 ' ' y. - 5 Z L' - ' . ' y v 1 I 1 . X 1 1 Y 1 I ' . , I . . , I 5 Mk 0 bb shi r 5, .---r Y , fhvceweef As we leave Norwayne High School to follow the many ways of adult life, we feel amixture of emotions. There is sadness in knowing that we shall never enter these doors as students again. And still there is happiness and pride in realizing that after twelve years, we have 'finally reached our goal. We leave, knowing that the many experiences in the four years of high school have enriched our lives by increasing our knowledge, by improving our skills, and by inspiring us all to live better and more useful lives. gy INTER COLLEGIATE P S Kansas Cnty Pm uhm ffm-e' Mc'x'u'r1' Boar B '1-' FACTOR! HOME UFHCE Ll. 4-ll . I ll 53 Sembr Hass - rm mi? ,wwf UW' WQWW? 3 H KM Z! MMA xwwmwai M VWWM MM 9 x I ' J' 1 , QQJA. A 1 4 1' -M.-. K ' k ' V1 - V, -1-,..N.... , , 1 , ' t N--v x-f 4, - I I, MWVW Www 5? W 9 WMJWLW Mfr ? c fl 7. L 1 v: 2 4 .J .V Y e. , I 5 I V , P 'J -,5 .wi gi ..,....... v-ww-rr---,.......,........,,.,,,.... V Xxf ' 'N ' x X . -'Q Ulf ig W , 3G . A' Q 7 o CW if N cw M 3 X W N F f , , ,,, A, i WMU ?3 .Mm wig Q fails 5 lffmfiw, 55, 1111 kiwi 5