Tallmadge High School - Circle Light Yearbook (Tallmadge, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

M--4 -V . , , 4 i t X 3' I vi 5 41, . ,Q M, jig r 'Va 'V ' Ps-'L MW, . 1-Wm. -it THE 1953 CIRCLE LIGHT PRESENTS LIFE AT TALLMADGE HIGH SCHOOL IN PICTURES AND VERSE Xf i TALLMADGE HIGH SCHOOL TALLMADGE, OHIO .. . . --- , Inn ADMINISTRATION i f- f f - A gfmff M f . a .ga A 4' A e f. 1 ,GI-'f.fSggibf 5 a5..9'ZTrl ' l ,fl A, , ' .,! 4 1 ,lf W ,I r . ,, Q' v I . - f. y ff' 7 AND FACULTY ALMA MATER We praise thee, Tallmadge High To thee our hearts are true. Ever we honor thee with faith And loyalty, Tallmadge Devotion is our pledge. Your standards we hold highg Mem'ries will never die Of schoolmates we- hold dear And years at Tallmadge High Tallmadge, devotion is our pledge. .-.4-0 ,-it-l .av-- ' . Amt l LN f X 5 x, . 1 M.. XXX E I ,y if' 'A ' sic MR' Ouvea OCAS 51 ML Onset . ,O niimadge 'lflhfli2xa.'1n add fl'ii Bgfofe Commi Stow 694 ITA he leaphes We hid lauglltligh School P11535 and Debalel to clleiggthe advisor for an ire' SCHOOL BOARD Seated fleft lo rightl: Mr. William A. Eickleberry, Mr. Henry H. Matz Mr. Byron P. Fike, Mr. Robert H. Rockwell, Mr. Ralph E. Wetzel .., Mr. Charles E. Alexander. E Standing: Mr. T. O. Morgan and Mr. H. H. McCobb. '31 49 MRS. EILEEN KNAPP General Science, Physics, and Chemistry. Advisor for Sci- ence Club, National Honor Society, and Senior Class. t' , 'br 5' ' ' 4 'V f S 1 . m 4, 11 l . 3 ,gi . , , wr' 1 i- .R S, , l MR. LEE BRUBAKER English 11 and 12 and jour- nalism. Advisor for Blu-Gold Parade, Dramatics Club, Thespians, and Senior Class. 'www' MR. Mr. Mor Prim-ipa1g?n 531116 to T of 1- ' 1947. '2dg - aumadge sch He his beef, 1' H'-Sh School ools for the past iuPerintendem our Years. MISS ISABELLE LEASURE Typing, Shorthand, Office Practice, and Business English. Advisor for Annual, Commer- cial Club, and Senior Class. on ,A on ,n MISS BERTHIADA MR. RICHARD F. MRS. WILDA DAVIS FAIRBANKS SCHWABE Seventh Geography and Li- Physical Education and Health. Coach, Physical Education, bmfim- Advisor for Junior Advisor for T-Club, GAA and and Health. Advisor for junior C1355- Iunior Class. Class. -no ? I ,- Q' ,ij MISS MILDRED ALEXIS MISS MARIAN MIRACLE MRS. DOROTHY COX American History and World Mathematics, Algebra, and English IO, Civics, Sociology, History. Advisor for Student Geometery. Advisor for Y- and Psychology. Advisor for Council and Sophomore Class. Teen and Sophomore Class. Y-Teen and Sophomore Class. MRS. LEONA WEIR Latin and English 9. Advisor for Latin Club and Freshman Class. :as X . H9 1 'W' j , f C1 i vi 4 N fp ' I ' ' 5 I A 5' MISS HILDA ROHLF MR, EDWARD SAUS MR. KENNETH FIELD Home Economics. Advisor for FHA and Freshman Class. Commercial Arithmetic, Book- Industrial Arts. keeping, Economics, Business Law, and General Business Training. Advisor for Fresh- man Class. .Hai .- ix, MR. JOSEPH C. BALOGH Industrial Arts. Advisor for Freshman Class. 731'-7' fi n., ii eefsr ,--.. I X A . , , ' .. , MR. WESLEY CARR MR. PETER M. METRO MISS JEAN MALLORY Driver Training and Govern- Biology and junior High Sci- School Secretary. ment. ence. Advisor for School Patrol. 'Q7 C? MR. H. H. MCCOBB DUNBAR FACULTY Principal of Elememafl' School Fin! row Cleft to riglztjz Mrs. Harshbarger, Mrs. Hine, Mrs. Ricker Second row: Mr. Wilkowski, Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs. Shearer, Mrs Tripcony. Y JUNIOR HIGH AND ELEMENTARY FACULTY Firrt row Cleft to rightbz Mrs. Kutinsky, Mrs. Starkey, Mrs. Kalbaugh, Mrs. Gauger, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Bissett, Miss Bell, Miss Odadzin. Second row: Mrs. Stringer, Mrs. Roach, Mrs. Leach, Mrs. Powers, Mrs. Clinger, Mrs. Foltz, Mrs. Darling, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Tipton. Third row: Mr. McCobb, Mr. Ashley, Mr. Calder, Mr. Oross. Mr. Metro. v---...,, CLASS POEM Soon we are to graduate, To find a new and open gate. We'll leave our friends and school- mates dear And try to find a new careerg But after many years go by, We'll still remember Tallmadge High. The classes, teachers, friends, and band, The clubs and games have been so grand. No one knows what is to come, But the future will be bright for some. Our life shall be our treasure chest And living it, we'll do our best. But when we go into the world, It's 1ife's huge scheme to be unfurled. With help of God to guide our way We all shall meet again some day Senior Poem Commzttee 'ei C7 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Trearurer, Doris Swartz: Prerident, Gale Stem: Secretary, Pat Lezak: Vice-Prerident, john Doepker. DOROTHY ACKEN Dottie Blinking if the color of virtue. Ambition: Become a school teacher, be successful in whatever I do, and marry Roy. Preference: Roy, band, French fries, and Mr. Owen. Activitier: FHA l, Treas. 2, Pres, 3, V.-Pres. 4: Commercial Club, Sec. 3, 4: Reserve Cheerleader 2, Freshman Cheerleader lg Y-Teen 2, 33 GAA 3: National Honor Society 2, 3, Treas. 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERTA BEIGH Bobbie Gratitude ir the rign of a noble foul. Ambition: To be a nurse and have a secure and happy future with Dick and to be the mother of twins. Preference: A certain Marine, Mother, and the Bible. Activitier: Class Treasurer 1: Y- Teen. BOB ARRINGTON Lynn Ar be tbinketb in bi: heart, ro ir be. Ambition: To sleep as long as I can every day and to leave the school to the younger set. Preference: Go bowling, go to the show, go to bed at night, go out on clates, and ball games. SHIRLEY BISHOP Charm Jtriker the heart but merit winr the foul. Ambition: To travel, meet people, make new friends and keep the ones I have. Preference: Keith, the gang on Sundays and after games, choco- late milkshakes, and French fries. Aetivitier: FHA lg T-Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4, Girls' Football Team 1, Capt. 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 3, 4: Y-Teen 2, 3, V.-Pres. and Area Council Pres. 4: Y-Teen Basketball, Capt. 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Dramatics Club 2, 3, Treas. 4: Junior Play: Senior Play, Commercial Club Sec. 4: Thespians 3, Treas. 4. ..,,f---vga Y - -7- f----- ULASS of 19 3 Nth , ..,., 'KDKA an F SHIRLEY BLAYDES For eyes can speak and eyes can understand. Ambition: To go to college and just become. Preference: Paul, hamburgs, French fries, milkshakes, and the gang at Tallmadge, including Shirley. Activities: FHA 1: Y-Teen Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4: T-Club l, 2, V.- Pres. 3, Treas. 4: Y-Teen 2, 3, 4: GAA 3, 4: Girls' Football Team 1, 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 4: Com- mercial Club 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play Prompter: Dra- matics Club 2. MARVIN LEE BOND Bing Virtue is bold and Goodness never fearful. Ambition: Join the Navy and make a million dollars. Preference: Eating, sports and driving Gene's car. Activities: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2: Rifle Club 1: Hi-Y 3, 4. it , . 1 ' ' DOROTHY MAE BOND Dotry Love is the iewel that wins the world. Ambition: To live a normal, healthy Christian life. Preference: Eddie, typing class, bookkeeping, and sports. Activities: journalism Club 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 2, 3: Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2: Glee Club 1, 2: Freshman Cheerleader: Re- serve Cheerleader 2, Capt. 3. LYNN R. BURKS Tiny Good humor makes all things tolerable. Ambition: To have the sharpest pair of overalls in Randolph, to become President of the Dishon- est Five, to live in Macon, Ga., to follow Schwabe's advice, and think before I act. Preference: The Dishonest Five, lots of good food, and going to church on Sunday. Activities: Hi-Y 3, Pres. 4: Foot- ball l, 3, 4: junior Play: Track 3: Latin Club lg Thespians 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Science Club 3. IRM., . V F,V,..r V . - -V-K 4- ---.,.n ..,1 v.,.-- -- 1. C Q 'lr ' .W 'Demi' H M fp 'ev' 'iw - 'V elif' A I V j '.',t- x 1,1 , NANCY CAIN Honey She is the star for which all eve- nings wait. Ambition: To be a successful nurse and then settle down. Preference: Our gang, French fries, blue eyes, after football games, getting out of school with Dewey and Lezak, and of course, Mr. Brubaker. Activities: Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 2, 4: T-Club 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 4: GAA 4: journalism 4: Annual Staff 4: Blu-Gold Staff 4. DAVID CANADY Dave We walk by faith and not by sight. Ambition: To be a successful minister and do all things to the glory of the Lord. Preference: Witnessing for Christ, Church, Young People's Service, Seniors. Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 4: junior Play: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Blu-Gold Staff 3, Sports Editor 4: Thespians 3, 4: Senior Play. CONSTANCE CALLISON Connie One grand sweet song. Ambition: To be a nurse and then get married. Preference: Our gang, football games, slumber parties, Mt. Bru- baker's homeroom, nice clothes. Activities: National Honor So- ciety 3, 4: GAA 3, 4: T-Club 2, 3: Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4: Y- Teen 3, 4: journalism Club 4: Prince of Peace 3, 4: Girls' Foot- ball l, 2: Y-Teen Basketball 2, 3, 4: One-Act Plays 3: Scholar- ship Team 1: Senior Play. PEGGY CHILDS Pug Rare is the union of beauty and purity. Ambition: To get a good job, work for a while, and then travel around the world. Preference: Working at City Hos- pital, eighth period driving class, and bright red convertibles. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3: Com- mercial Club 3, Treas. 4: Annual Staff 4. 6 f- Y,,,'-ss an-an S: f Pee... ra YO'-ft-0-V DONALD FAUGHT Don Let me do or die. Ambition: To be one of the sharpest cats in town, to own Dot's Record Shop with Freed, to live in Macon, Ga., with Yoho. Preference: Sports, good food, making out, The Dishonest Five. Activities: Baseball 1, 3: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 3: Hi-Y 3, Treas. 4: Annual Staff 4: Blu- Gold Staff 3, 4: Senior Play: Quill and Scroll 3. CALVIN FLEM ING Popeye Like a mighty thought is a mighty hand. Ambition: To be a welder or plumber. Preference: Naval reserve. Activities: Football 2, 3. PAUL L. FAULEY Slim For the greater glory of God. Ambition: Air Force or Navy for a couple of years and then on the Squad Crew at Goodyear. Preference: Shirley, hamburgs with onions, football, basketball, baseball, and Church. Activities: Hi-Y 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 3, 4- DONALD F. FREED Don Large was his wealth, but larger was his heart. Ambition: To be one of the sharpest cats in town, own Dot's Record Shop with Faught, hold the title of S. A. B. T. O. twice in a row. Preference: Making out, The Dis- honest Five, good food, girls from other schools. Actiiities F otball 1 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Student Council 3 V Pre 4 l-liY Pres 4 Latin Club 1 Science Club 3 Class President 2 Com mercial Club 4 Senior Play Dramatics Club 4 vp--f .. N.- AUSTIN CIPPANT Patience is a remedy for every sorrow. Ambition: To get a good job, pay for a car, travel and visit all the states. Preference: Milkshakes, roller skating, and good times with my Ford. Activities: Science Club 3, 4. HELENE DISSELHOFF Helen Beauty is power, a smile is its sword. Ambition: To go to college and to always be an optimist. Preference: Chocolate milkshakes Three Musketeers, square dances, driving, and Mr. Ocasek. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Summit County Music Festival 2, 3: Y-Teen 2,3, Chaplain 4: Latin Club 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, Sec. 4: Blu-Gold Staff 3, Editor 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Guidance Committee 3, 4: Scholarship Team 3: Annual Staff 4. ,- -vw,-D f . r.. N, .L s .. 'l-ei V Y' fs' -Q-.....,. r .Navy JOSEPHINE DEWEY jo Wit to persuade and beauty to delight. Ambition: Get a job and go to Alaska. Preference: Our gang, French fries, blue eyes, after football games, and getting out of school with Lezak and Cain. Activities: Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4: T-Clubs 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, Librarian 3: Y- Teen 2, 3, 4: Girls' Football Team 1, 2: Journalism 4: Y-Teen Basketball 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: One-Act Plays 2: Reserve Cheerleader 3: Senior Play. JOHN DOEPKER Johnny He profits most who serves best. Ambition: To be prominent in whatever I do, go to college, and live. Preference: Food and plenty of it, sports, school and its social activities, and girls. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3: National Honor Society 2, 3, Pres. 4: Commercial Club, Treas. 3, 4: Hi-Y 3: Student Council 39 junior Play: Senior Play: Annual Staff 4: Class Vice-President 4: NFL 4. I 'Q X X rx -gt E i F 's F XJ... ml ', 4 f K 1 ia. Q A L I ' in :vs Q J n . cite f-.,... JAMES GARDNER Big Mo. His wise, rare smile is sweet with certaintresf' Ambition: To own a Crosley con- vertible, be the sharpest cat in town, and buy my clothes at Moore's. Preference: The Last Roundup hamburgs, and French fries. Activities: Football 1, 3, 4g Base- ball 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 4:.Basket- ball Manager 3. LOWELL HAROLD Red Silent performance maketh the best return. Ambition: Stay single, have a good job, and own a hot rod. Preference: My '41 Chevy, hot rods, hamburgs, French fries, and Jean. KATHERINE GULOSH Katy Saints only have such faces. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do. Preference: Don, m ilk s h a k e s, spaghetti, Mom and Dad. Activities: FHA 1, 2, 3, Y-Teen 2, 3, 4. DONALD HOWARD Don Hearty faith and honest cheer. Ambition: Get an easy job and make lots of easy money, also buy a new, red convertible. Preference: Beautiful w om e n , good times, and snazzy cars. Activities: Football 1. u'P Ilh- QSO f---w 2 5 ' if.. it x , - -it ..-' , . ffsi,-ew.. P . sz- f .again ti- gigs fssz,5':et 1 .r l .-,, I . 4 sf- is . e. 5 ...M eg, :f 4- t , I: 3' 'il . ,f2? Z- . 4 ' .W 'V' is . , 1 , r ' . 2 ' N 4 Ye ilk. 22 . . . ie it E P . fm sg BARBARA JEAN HUBER B. J. Moderation, the noblest gift of Heaven. Ambition: To go to college, meet a millionaire, and see the rest of the world. Preference: Champagne, Cadil- lacs, Opals, and kittens. Activities: Debate 3, Pres. 43 Latin Club 1, Pres. 2, 3, 4g Y- Teen 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club Z' GAA 3, 4, County Band 2, 3. 4. DORIS FAY JONES Fay Her ways are ways of pleasant- ness. Ambition: To graduate, own a 42-room house, and lead a revolt against government teachers. Preference:, Football, hamburgs, Seniors, and good times. Activities: FHA 2, 33 Y-Teen 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, V.- Pres. 4, Annual Staff 3, Editor 43 Student Council 4, Girls' Football Team 1. - CHARLES E. JACKSON Chuck Handsome is as handsome does. Ambition: To get out of here, get a good job, have the fastest hot rod in the world, and, who knows, maybe even get married some day. Preference: Blonds, the Class of '53, all my friends, Carole, and a girl who won't two-time you. Activities: Rifle Club 1. EVELYN LOUISE KECK Evie Gentle in speech, beneficent in mind. Ambition: To become a good teacher. Preference: Good music, books, and food. Activities: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 3, 4. 'Charge t'-Y . . 2,2 H -V I .et 1-'CWI -f 1 ft Wit 'LPM lt'? 1 ' 'luv 'wr- ROY DONALD MILLER Clem An bonert man ir a noble work of God. Ambition: Get out of school, make a million dollars, get mar- ried, and live to be one hundred and two years old. Preference: Dottie Acken, football games, hamburgs and milkshakes, driving my blue Monday car when I'm not grounded and when it will run. Activities: Football 1, 2: Basket- ball l, 2, 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: Blu-Gold Photographer 4. ROSEMARIE MITTIGA Teddy A wire and underrtanding beart. Ambition: Go to college and be a success in whatever I attempt, be a good wife for a rich man, and travel around the world. Preference: Blonds with butch haircuts and blue eyes, converti- bles, and the senior gang. Activitier: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Y- Teen 1, 2, 4: Dramatics Club 2, 3: GAA 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 3: Blu-Gold Staff 4: Girls' Football Team 2. SHIRLEY MILLER Patience and gentlenerr ir power. Ambition: To work for a while, graduate, and settle down to a married life or join the service. Preference: Shorthand, Friday nights with the gang, driving, chocolate malts, Senior class and R. L. Activitier: Y-Teen 2: Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Commercial Club 4. DONALD LARRY MULL Tbe world know: notbing of itr greatert men. Ambition: To get out of high school and get a job. Preference: Chewing tobacco and anything but teachers. Activitier: Science Club 3, 4. JANICE KEISTER jannie The great bope of mciety if in- dividual Cbaracterf' Ambition: To become an author- ess, own a villa in France, and travel. Preference: Boys, tango, Italian food, driving with the gang, French people. Activitier: Latin Club 1, 2, Treas. 3, 4: Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 3, 4: Journalism Club 3, 4: Blu-Gold Staff 3, Feature Edi- tor 4: NFL 3, 4: Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3: Quill and Scroll 3, 4. ANN LeBARON Al Soft peace rbe bringr wbenever .rbe arrives. Ambition: To be good in whar- ever I choose to do. Preference: Three Musketeers, chocolate milkshakes, and boys. Activitier: Latin Club 1, V.-Pres, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3: Band l, 2, 3, Sec.-Treas. 4: County Band l, 2, 3, 4: Blu-Gold Staff 3, Asst. Ed. 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Thespians 3, Sec. 4: Junior Play: Senior Play: Annual Staff 3, Bus. Mgr. 4: National Honor Society 4. if se t E T A it ll P71 l -sua-4 35?.'.,,' . I it it WILLIAM KIRBY Bill A wife good man can ruffer no dirgracef' Ambition: Who, me? Preference: Cool tools. Activitier: Rifle Club 1: Bowling Club 1: Freshman Football: Sci- ence Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4: Hi-Y 4. PATRICIA LEZAK Pat Who wallet ufitb beauty bar no need of fear. Ambition: To live a long life with lots of money, to travel and see the world. Preference: Seniors, majorettes, eating, getting out of school with Cain and Dewey, football games, smooth music, and butch hair cuts. Activitier: Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2, Treas. 3-4: Y-Teen 1, 2, 4: Dramatics Club 2, 4: Annual Staff 4: journalism Club 4: Senior Play: Prince of Peace 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Girls' Football 1, 2: Bowling Club 1: One-Act Plays 3: NFL 4: Major- ette 1, 2, 3, Drum Majorette 4. 'fa f ,x , 'ma-f YZZT7 'tl NANCY NICELY Nan I :ball never ark, never refute nor ever rerign a taJk. ' Ambition: To be a newspaper reporter or a policewoman and some day own a Mercury con- vertible. Preference: Mom and Dad, the gang on Friday and Saturday nights, the Class of '53, driving, and a place on State Road. Activitier: Y-Teen 1, 2: Blu-Gold Staff 3, 4: Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 1, 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Assistant Librarian: Girls' Football Team 2, 3: County Music Festival 3, 4. BELLE LUCRETIA RICE All things are in common among friendJ. Ambition: Graduate in '53 and be a librarian. Preference: Senior Class, Nancy Nicely, football and basketball games. Activitier: Commercial Club 4: Student Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVE KELSEY NORRIS Bugs Beware tbe fury of a patient man. Ambition: To go to college and be a successful farmer. Preference: Spaghetti, Burrell's, and a certain graduate of '52. Activitierz Baseball 1, 2: Basket- ball l, 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Senior Play. ROBERT M. ROCKWELL Bob He if well paid that ir well Jatirfiedf' Ambition: Go to college and be a truck driver. Preference: Racing cars. Activitierz Rifle Club 1: Science Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 4. X r I f it .Wy , 1 . 1 .fi I :WW- .,, EJ: : I I , :'.' ' 2 1 , , . 6 ..,5k.,V . S3-is , I f if it ,L 'f., if NW ,ou it .. J, 'Q-N--,f 45 ,... I A, X., , . NANCY JEAN ROSS Red Tbe very pink of perfection. Ambition: To graduate from col- lege and succeed in whatever I do. Preference: Mom and Dad, cheer- leading, eating, Senior Class, sports, and my friends. Activitier: Freshman Cheerleader: Varsity Cheerleader 3, Capt. 4: Band 1, 2: Girls' Football Team 1, 2: Glee Club 1, 2: Class Treasurer 1: FHA 1, 2, V.-Pres. 3: Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4: GAA Pres. 3, 4: Thespians 4: Y-Teen Basketball Team 3: T-Club 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: junior Play: Senior Play: Homecoming Queen. THELMA JUNE SHEPPARD june I feel .ro young, ro rtrong, Jo ture of God. Ambition: To make Don happy and to live a good Christian life. Preference: Don and reading my Bible, Mom and Dad. Activitier: Y-Teen 3, 4: Y-Teen Basketball, Capt. 3: FHA 1, 2, Sec. 33 GAA, Tren. 3, 4: Fresh- man Cheerleader. DONALD EARL SCHERER Don I bate nobody: I am in cbarity with tbe world. Ambition: Marry a rich girl and help her spend her money. Preference: Fords, sleeping, and the Senior Class. Activitierz Science Club 2: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1: Rifle Club 1, 2. MARY LOUISE SMITH Toots I serve the band that made ur divine. Ambition: Be a good nurse and live a life that counts for God. Preference: Mr. Brubaker, good music, Il Timothy 1:12. Activitiei: Latin Club 1, 2: Y- Teen 1, 2, 3: FHA 1: Commer- cial Club 3: Majorerte 1, 2: Dramatics 1, 2, 3: Drum Major- ette 1, 2: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1: Class President 3. sun, gui.-up Tyla- -.,-.......J ,, s K , : ' K K 'ff 1 1 K. hit aft, :asv GALE STEM Pooch Greatness is nothing unless it be lasting. Ambition: To graduate from high school. Preference: Football and the Senior Class. Activities: Class President 1, 4: Class Vice-Pres. 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3: Track 2, 3: Foot-' ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Dramatics Club 4. DORIS ANN SWARTZ Dotie Energy and persistence can con- quer all things. , Ambition: To succeed in what- ever I do. Preference: Band, Mr. Owen, my family, Three Musketeers, and Tallmadge School. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4: National Honor Society 3, V.- Pres. 43 Class V.-Pres. 3: Class Treas. 4: Junior Play: Senior Play: Commercial Club 3, Pres. 4: Guidance Committee 3, 4: County Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4: Glee Club 4. gf LOIS ANN SYMONS Blondie The best part of beauty is that which a picture cannot express. Ambition: To become an airline hostess or a hardworking house- Wife. Preference: Chili, spaghetti, Three Musketeers, friendly people, and being able to go to Kent and Brimfield to see my friends. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2: Dra- matics Club 1: Journalism Club 3, 4: Commercial Club 4. DICK TWIGG Switch He has a stern look but a gentle heart, Ambition: To be a Marine. Preference: Friday night football games among other things. Activities: Football 3, 43 Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Vice-Pres. 1: Class Treas. 3g Hi-Y 3, 4. NORMAN T. SMITH Smitty Among mortals, ieconcl thoughts are wisest. Ambition: To retire to a happy married life as 'a millionaire farmer at 28 and raise lots of little farmers. Preference: Ford tractors, square dancing, Chtyslers, and my friends. Activities: Hi-Y 3, 4: Science Club 3, V.-Pres. 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club l: Bowling Club l. HELEN SOKOL Sok Science more musical than any song. Ambition: To become a tele- phone operator or to succeed in whatever I do. Preference: Short hair: hamburgs and milkshakes: tall, dark, hand- some men. Activities: GAA 3, 4: Y-Teen 33 T Club 4. it ,..QuvHv tiil Z? X ROBERT SMITH Smitty He that can have patience can have what he will. Ambition: To be able to out-talk Mr. Ocasek, bowl a 0300 game, and to become a cat skinnet. Preference: Good food, Senior class: SABTO's, girls, and French. Activities: Senior Play: junior Play, Thespians 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Blu-Gold Staff, Sports Editor 3, 4: Rifle Club l. LORETTA JEAN SPRIGGEL Jeannie A witty woman is a treasure, a witty beauty is a power. Ambition: To get a good secre- tarial job, be a good wife for Bob, and go to Texas to live after l am married. Preference: Bob, Saturday nights, Class of '53, and spaghetti. Activities: Glee Club 1: FHA 2, 3: Y-Teen 4: Majorette 1, 2, 3: GAA 4. agp-e Rs YUM Q'lT re1' Y'-I ., 5, 5 ,eyg . . g 53, , , x , K , v-' 1 ' --1, f'a x-ve - EARNEST WALTERS Ernie Thought is often bolder then .rpeecb. Ambition: To own a Lincoln con- vertible, to pass all my courses. Preference: Ford V-8's, Mr. Bru- baker, and Louie. Activitieir Science Club 4. BARBARA WEBSTER Barbie Truly generour it the truly wire. Ambition: Graduate and get a job. Preference: Swimming, bowling, milkshakes, and driving. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: County Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club l, 2, 3, 45 GAA 3, 45 T- Club 45 Bowling Club l, 25 Y- Teen 2, 3, 4: Dramatic 5Club 1, 25 Debate 3, 4. if ROGER WEAVER Humor ir the harmony of the heart. Ambition: Graduate from college and be a success in whatever I do in later life. Preference: Hunting and all other types of sports. Activitier: Science Club 35 Hi-Y 3, 4. JANET G. WHEATLEY Dark eyex with a wonderful witching charm. Ambition: To get married and be a success in whatever I do. Preference: Mom and Dad, Mack',' chop suey, classy sweat- EIS. Activitiex: Glee Club 15 FHA 2, Treas. 35 Y-Teen 3, 45 Y-Teen Basketball 35 GAA 3, 4. 7, 1. ' -Q ..,.. W r 7 . be Q , :,... A 5 F - 5 .1 -ll' sewn, O , , .- Hu l 5.1 U 3' 5 Ttrypf .Aetna n 4 'Nun JOHN WILLIAMSON Willie No man can rob me of my will. Ambition: To be one of the three sharpest cats in town and own Dot's Record Shop. Preference: Girls, food, sports, good times with the gang, and the Dishonest Five. Activitierz Latin Club 1: Glee Club 1, 25 Hi-Y 3, Sec. 45 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 35 Junior Play5 Senior Play: Dramatics Club V.-Pres. 45 Thes- pians -3, V.-Pres. 45 Class Treas- urer 25 Commercial Club 45 Sci- ence Club 3i Annual Staff 4. KEITH G. YOHO Hawk This peck of trouble. Ambition: To become a member of The Dishonest Five and get my name in big print in the Beacon Journal. Preference: Shirley, the Tip Top, the crew, and above all to make out. To live with Faught in Macon, Georgia. Activitiei: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Senior Play, Hi-Xi 3, 4. ,K- C7 1? af . RUTH WOLCOTT Ruthie 3'Eye5 too exprersiue to be blue, too lovely to be gray. Ambition: To go to college, have many friends, live a long, happy life. Preference: My family, good times with the Seniors, cheer- leading, sharp clothes, music, dancing. Activitieiz Varsity Cheerleading 2, 3, 45 Student Librarian 1, 2: Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Thes- pians 3, 45 Y-Teen 1, 2, Sec. 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Bowling Club 15 One-Act Plays 25 junior Playg T-Club 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 GAA 3, 45 Girls' Football Team 1, 25 Journalism Club 4. CLASS MOST WINNING SMILE BEST FIGURE WITTIEST I Helen Disselhoff janet Wheatley Nancy Cain john Williamson Don Freed Lynn Burks BEST LOOKING PRETTIEST HAIR I ,.a -:X su. I y 'br , E ' 'V in P1 ,Q vw ee-L.. H KA K A fll xr, ,R MX I 'WZ1 K jo Dewey Nancy Ross Charles Jackson David Canady BIGGEST FLIRT MOST TEMPERAMENTAL MOST ATHLETIC S' , 4 71: 5 Q-7 1:-7 Connie Callison Ruth Wolcott Shirley Blaydes Dave Norris Gale Stem Dick Twigg 4, B!AlLLO'I' MOST MASCULINE AND MOST MISCHIEVOUS F EMININE f.. 1'- 1- I X! we - V x 'iv . 1 5 fn' :QR MOST TALKATIVE .X : Q: ' 1? al ' 'K K 5 Rx H. .xg f.- e 4113: imW,.a?if1'-Fifi Nancy Cain Katherine Gulosh Don Scherer Gale Stem Ruthie Wolcott Don Scherer MOST BASHFUL MOST VERSATILE ,ls ' , , w A f 'f , X Q if -uv an 3 QI, - Q K Xl R S y Sig! -,,V lk A A ' , , - ' f, Helen Sokol Roger Weaver J0hfl Doepker TO SUCCEED BEST DRESSED MOST LIKELY Fay Jones Doris Swartz Don Faughr john Doepker 1 S Shirley Bishop Q li MOST POPULAR K.. ,X Nancy Ross Don Freed T' pm ,. . , fl ex CLASSME Xi' ,..., X Helen Dirxelhoff 3 gal ,NX T1 S., , X UNDERCLASSMEN Underclassmen are important, too. They sponsor lots of things for you. They help to brighten up the day With their faces bright and gay. They also give the school a lot Of talent and ambition they have got And remember, someday they will be The Seniors such as now are we. Q. ,Y r .W in-pa, CLASS N of L -.. 1954 CLASS OFFICERS: Sophie Petrovic, Secretaryg Glen Swartz, Prefidentg Homer Byrd, Vice-Prefidentg Eugene Ilg, Treamrer. First Row Cleft to rigbljz Louis Gusbar, Betty Hahn, Jim Hatfield, Elsie Hershberger, Mickey Hersek, Steve Hube Second row: Eugene Ilg, jim jones, Larry jones, Lauretta jones, Marjorie jones, Suzanne Kalbaugh, Third row: Robert Kim, Betty Knight, Gorman Lees, Don Locher, Ken Long, joe Marshall. Fourth row: Richard Martin, Rosemary McCullaugh, Chuck McGall, Nancy McGuire, Lowell Musick, Betsy OHar l li aft- fx ,Z I X L 'ei ,,.'1 , K V' K In .. ie . il i V . , ,i,,e ' ,,1, is Mgaek V away , 219. , ,,.-ali .af ,Qi 5 Q Q W we 3:1552 sei! ,. 11 L ,, J, I 'iffy C ,u Mlwl' S f M 'X , : fs L M, if-L Jsi if aififi, j xr Ai ' ,V ' K E . -' L 'yty S X ,4 Mfg 4- a:: 4' A if ji ee' L i E S f ,,,, . tiul if i 2, fur? We sf' fi A it lfff-8, I -f,.x4L,-. 3, QA, -qw' '67 I.. 5. -S C2 dl iw -.aw :s 4, .W at -X -13 S -'ar r F ' , f s e 1 or 1 I if .. W, . Q at H it Q ar E in 3 I if' ffl Q -af P -2 Q- 'ur' -a-A f Cleft to rigbtjz Phyllis Briggs, Homer Byrd, Phil Cain, Curtis Carter, Barbara Dennewitz, Frank Duke, Shirley Dunnington. Dave Fair, joan Fohner, Ronald Frase, Ruthie Gaddis, Jeanette Giles, Carol Golden, Donald Grand. Firrl row fleft 10 rigbtjz Celia Parker, Ted Parsons, Sophie Petrovic, Glenn Petty, Marjorie Pfeifle, jim Ritchey. Second mu: Clinton Robbins, Ken Riley, Mary jane Rush, Gary Saylor, Shirley Scrutie, Janis Seckman. Third rout Bobby Schultz, Carol Shears, Donna Soulie'r, Dorothy Smith, Glenn Swartz, Barbara Umbaugh. Fourth rout: Marie Walsh, Bruce Wetzel, Rod Winter, Norma Woodford, Donna Younlcin. .-png 1 K - , f QQ' V ' 'R B l l :as 5:3 '- is - 3 Q? 'www ll f ,ax .ab 13 :nik ' fo- sew, r 'AEI R' 'F 'fi' nr 'bf WN.. 'OD rv- 16' 'Y' QQQEW 'WFP t in N 4,71-ragga W' 'T f . Q ks, 4' CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Sharon Moore, Treafurery Charlene Ross, Secrelaryg Lester Maple, Preridenlg Pat Booker, Vice-Prerfident. First row llefl lo rightjz joan Aber, Paul Andrews, Anna Mae Baer, Betty Baker, janet Bauer, Melvin Beers. Second row: Jacqueline Bertach, Shirley Bible, Harriet Bierce, judy Bishop, Martin Bonesreel, Par Booker. Third row: Howard Bradley, Jim Brislinger, George Buffington, Gerald Colbert, Eugene Cole, Colleen Cook. 2 Sf. fl 12 sa- QQ , wg -.. , -.-Y Q-0? E K, It TA - ffrrxr W ,V i' f V x n K N , K Q .3 e Q -F.. M. fe.. y 42- ff ,s B 'sig , , 95' 'ef-2? X , If 17 1? in -1- L af 'S' ws -' e A in ljjfs QS Y, -.,,-vnu..--r - -Ev ,I' an K A N if yer W-V cl : ,fa 7. I X W fr! ik s ri: m My 'y e 'Ki mi zl , fki -00 'ith I X . zz :: a f f .,g ,1-... 75. ww.. L 4 1,3 My . SQ' , , ,g -...lb 63' iw., e M-J? Vw-A 'Els M4 N35-v,x . 1., . s as siililix-ii B f-'15-if 2,53 ' ' '3 ill. 1 . Fin! row Cleft lo rigbtji Lee Crites, Jim Dennis, Iris Detweiler, Bob Doolittle, Bob Elrod. Second row: Albert Emerick, Anita Emerick, Elizabeth Fenning, Dorothy Fike, Van Folk. Fin! row fleft to rigbtjz janet Foster, John Fox, Dave Grand, Marilyn Hahn, Allan Harrison, Juanita Headly. Second row: Isabelle Heiser, Karl Hershberger, Merle Hood, Jo Ann Huffman. jean Jackson, james Johnson. Third row: lack Iolley, Evelyn Jones, Kenneth Keck. Richard King, Barbara Knisley, Beverly Kozy. W 13- ii , , f x ag, 'ra- fi-ax , i T 4? f'-.KE 01? E Q KM-uf- I 6, -. fin 'HY M., 'F' f vw ve? ,qvwrg Za 1 3,5 if 822' -Q. f a ,,. 3 - A -t,,,f,,q 5 wry Q' Ji ,un s 0,1- -5 FK-1 Q wir ye' A Q l ,ral 'X as rg 4 vm QQW 'ff' I 'w......., h-5.4 ll nun-ups!! . 5 , to , ' if so wi, we Q gk Q f .I i f K' ' -A-if First row Cleft to righljz Keith Lappert, james Lewis, Bob Long, Carl Luttich, Barbara Lynch, Lester Maple. Second row: Joanne McCullah, Joyce McMann, Carole Metcalf, Ernest Miller, Nancy Mills, Sharon Moore. Third row: Carol Moss, Harold Musick, Bob Newberry, jim Pletcher, Bill Purk, Carol Ohler. Fourth row: Don Orese, Ed Priest, Wilford Pursley, Pat Queen, Kay Rawson, Jack Rhinhart. 'F-v5i l f ' .- -ff 'f 1 -- ,- la M if 5 11355 j ltr l - : ' M frfffi of gf'--is , pvuckg ., -I k ., 1.3 .2 Hr,-H L L . ' i-'f ig: H f g . , nf 2 X J'- V459 ' ' sw fvin , a-0499 U3 W Q 7' K 'eg ,,. ji 1 N-on V-ww - -v M v-'f-'- f Firrt mu' Cleft to rigbtj: Dale Richards, Marilyn Ripley, Marjorie Ripley, Dick Rogers, Carol Rorabaugh, Charlene Ross Second row: Calvin Rush, Barbara Scherer, Emery Schlup, Ed Schackleford, Betty Sokol, Bob Steagell. Third row: Shirley Stonestreet, Clara Symons, Don Tallman, Ray Thomas, ,Chuck Wells, jim White. Fourth row: David Winters, Joanne Wolf, Delores Wolford,-Ken Wolcott. M V fha. egg, R QM 'wily R f 'UQ I-2 'W' - T. E? ff X 52 3' ,,,,: f: 1 D 'MT .',l Z 'Q , R l R fi' s ,wk so eyse we , r. g ,W y W n, 'is 4 5 32 Q' fl K , ,f', 1 Q is 'P I, K I 5 slfi4iEf3 '!il'f i ' PHLQIHI 141531 D Q 21 E , W I Z6 ..,. E S 9 I l - CLASS Barbara Abbott ' 'Q jimmy Arthur A .3 ' , + 'S Ronald Barber 14 f I 1' X I ' Exam , , . W, , if A '- 5 fl if r 1' i A ' ' , Q.. jerry Bender H J- Louie Beresh 'Q' 'Y Shelva Blaydes , , . ,.....-.V C 1, 'r 4' 517 '65 . -lx 'W 'fl' - L Q , Xi! ! La a x V ' ' lawn H x W? Jmk -Q ,K ,VrV qi' ,' 1 'i1zf.2,,3ge,'-' at QQ Q 'U gif? J' 3 X rg, .I 1 lil? uw it fs fi, gm -19' ,Q N L fr- lk V K' K , if fp F 1 mia A 4.. if - 1. '3 , s' A J . ' V W' ff A 3 C 'gs' A l A9 R 2 '- X, . ,A X. W, Rat L13 if 1 1 'W-QM. vw- -r' ..q,,,3 ve, .bad I nf, xi ,C D' FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Aloha Broadwater Janice Brubaker Dorothy Buchanan Dora Mae Carrier ,al V 1, 2 F L., 'Qui , .f 'X Y - 1 'Rf l 2? T2 ,J 'Q a 'Q Barbara Claffin Billy Conley Donnie Constable Roger Crislip Gene Dack Geneva Davis Lanny Dayton jimmy Deemer Nancy Detweiler Donald Dewey Claudine DeWitt Charles Doepker Larry Donahew Marie English Marilyn Fair win! L? Trearurer, Janet Swartzg Preridenl, Don Deweyg Vice-President, Harold Seeker Secretary, Don Patton. Roger Henderson Paul I-Ierholrz Roger Hinton Alan Horak Betty Huth Louis Huth Charles Hurz Hans Jacobsen Clarence Jones Ralph jones Tommy Jones Ronny Juscak Clifford Kato Charles Kay Pat King Bill Grigg Charles Grizer Steve Gulosh Wanda Hazelett 'Wi 'I 'l Ruthie Finch Alice Flanagan Dan Foster Barbara Garrett janet Gearhart Bill Goforrh If! ,pun- up cfs? aa M1956 . 0 M as fi' To W C i ' 5, i I vm V, 5 I . 'ww K 4 .on' I 53 or vcr fVliii:1f? gg' Alf .1 I ,ls is 47' ll Yffa s ,Accnc, Q A i 'i 'V Aq., . ' rsil l - n VA VA ' Q 'CQ im' fad gm if-wg I'-' i f ' -.sf is 'ff' is r 2 LWC MA h gn. me 1, .4 C M 1 ' 153 -gs, C A , , v n 'VV 'J a sv kg in ' or- , ji , . sr f --At AX r2m..'.al we We-W 415 4 ,eq sq. .sa ,.-. ,iq Y gy K-f ' up ...nm 8813- Hh f 11 2 ff 1 .pk E K 1-ix . f x we is 'fa' arf? W, 5 wgy Eve K fx s s l V . J 5 ,mX53.Q4xl'H'fff. EAW- M. ' 1 if 4 ei 512'-Q an fx 'SP x , ' ,, X B ' sgfl W5V is QV 33 Q gy y as 2: N x -' Q' f F lx ff' .Xi s Q W gfl f .. 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X as 2 SSH-ffm, 'sais Fin! row Clefl lo rigbtjz Wanda Riddle, Nancy Robbins, Beyerly Saylor, Freida Schuckert, Barbara Scrutie, Harold Seeker. Second row: Rosalea Schaffer, Joann Shiltz, Margaret Simpson, Bea Smith, Charles Smith, Mae Smith. Third row: Tommy Sowarcls, Niles Stanley, Martha Stephens, Janet Swartz, Kay Thomas, Mary Thomu. Fourth row: jim Umbaugh, jerry Van Atta, jerry Walters, Nancy Walters, Dolores Wharton, Hattie White. Fifth row: Paul Wilson, Joyce Wolonsky, Wesley Woodford, joe Zetts. eutwgf S E V E N T H G' R A D E a , Q, M f lf, 1: 0 'H w 4 'JI Q51 . fr f 'FEA' A A L 1 ' . V A 1 ' f Q - Q 4 w 1 z gm L 5 if y .H E W 3, 'Q H A 1. QE Wjj if h 1 'P g D R, Q L ' , . 5 ACTIV ITIE ACTIVITIES Activities are lots of fun, Theres some club for everyone To join and help make a success. The Annual Staff is one of these, Here it is-the names read: Editor ....................... Business Manager ........ Senior Section ....... Underclassmen and ...........Fay jones ........Ann LeBaron ........-..Nancy Cain Peggy Childs Pat Lezak Ruthie Wolcott .......Suzanne Kalbaugh Faculty Section Betty Knight Activities Section ......... ......... H elen Disselhoff john Doepker Don Faught Sports Section ....... Advisor ....... joe Marshall Doris Swartz .......David Canady john Doepker Don Freed johnny Williamson Leasure 4 P Sf. M fix 4 f in 1 'r'g 5fv'TG ? ?'l ' KM! :JF 51 f ? , X PL 13 4 'L , Q x x 'S W-ff . if A H Z' . T gi . s X 'M if f H Q. , 5 .,., A . l +I K -, ' WA QUEEN Fu Jomss BCDYAL - F Tony Curtis chooses Fay jones as Queen of the Circle Light. Received the pictures and before I tell you my choice I would like you to please tell the two runners-up that they, too, are lovely, but my choice for Queen would be No. 1. Thank you for selecting me to judge your contest, it was a lot of fun and I hope that you and the staff will agree with my choice. M 7 if 'ffl .f 7? .9 f Kyle MacDonnell chooses Charles jackson as King of the Circle Light. This is 'my choice-Charles Jackson-aL though it was very difficult, as all three boys are so attractive. Hope I've picked the favorite. Each year a Homecoming King and Queen are nominated by the football team and elected by the student body. An excited eager crowd at the Tall- madge-Norton game awaited the an- nouncement of this yearls King and Queen-Don Freed and Nancy Ross. 'SLN Z? si im' , i Ak , +. t duty, X ik, f .3 1 Roig? , '54 'S X' 4 is . 'Nl fo .V l The following evening Don and Nancy were crowned and reigned over the Homecoming Dance. SWEETHEART DANCE The Sweetheart Dance is sponsored annually by the FHA. Two candidates are nominated by each class, then the entire student body selects the king and queen. 4 i l it if .qw ,I Pat Lezak and Dick Twigg reigned as king and queen. In the royal court were Marjorie Pfeifle and Dick Groves, Juniorsg jean jackson and Merle Hood, Sophomoresg and Ruth Finch and Don Patten, Freshmen. 'ev b rm ,q Ou il' 5 . r N' C7 STUDENT President . . Vice-President COUNCIL OFFICERS Bob Shultz Don Freed hx STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council is an organization made up of representatives from the student body. The club is more or less a governmental group. Each year Student Council sponsors a number of paid assemblies, Award Day, and Friendship Day. The group also sponsors dances at noon. As a means of making money, Council sells candy at noon. The main projects this year were purchasing a water cooler and compiling a handbook for new high school students. ctr Secretary , . Treasurer . . Advisor . . Sophie Petrovic fu . .. Q4 dl et? by sri 'Q eff. Pat Lezak Miss Alexis .ca il ' -fh v- I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society is an honorary organization. Members are chosen for their character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Induction of new members is held every Spring. This ceremony is solemn and impressive as well as beautiful. A yellow rose, the club flower, and a pin are presented to each new member. Sometime following the induction, a banquet is held. Honor Society sponsors individual student pictures as its main money-making project each year. Officers: President, john Doepkerg Vice-President, Doris Swartzg Secretary, Helen Disselhoffg Treasurer, Dottie Ackeng Advisor, Mrs. Knapp. 3 ff ,,'4 .+ X- t- I 9-5 w Q7 XSL' 1 ui.- ,L fs' .l THE CIRCLE LIGHT Twelve seniors and three juniors are chosen each year to work together to present the annual to the school. The juniors, who are chosen, are given the positions of editor, art editor and business manager the following year. This year the annual was edited by Fay jones with Ann LeBaron acting at business manager. The advisor was Miss Leasure. YZ? 'ir ,...f 'Xa' T -xp ax J I an ,t -1,.ff T na? BLU-GOLD PARADE The purpose of the Blu-Gold Parade, Tallmadge's monthly newspaper, is to reflect school and community news and to provide a workshop for students to practice writing, interviewing, salesmanship, and other literary and business practices. The Blu-Gold Parade is supported entirely by advertisements and subscriptions. This year the paper is edited by Helen Disselhoff. Mr. Brubaker is the advisor. 1- l MJ 1' I X 4. 1-1.1 N. K HI-Y The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school high ideals of Christian character. Some of the activities of this organization, in addition to the monthly meetings, have been a Father and Son Banquet, the Thanksgiving assembly, and the induction services held at the Congregational Church. President, Lynn Burksg Vice-President, Don Freedg Secretary, John Williainstnng Treasurer, Don Faughtg Chaplain, David Canadyg Advisor, Mr. Ocasek. 1 l in SL-7' gm Y-TEEN The purpose of the Tallrnadge Y-Teen Club is: To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living as Christians. In this endeavor we seek to understand jesus, to share His love for all people, and to grow in the knowledge and love to God. Officers this year were Nancy Ross, Presidentg Shirley Bishop, Vice-Presidentg Charlene Ross, Sec retaryg Lauretta jones, Treasurerg Helen Disselhoff, Chaplaing Mrs. Cox and Miss Miracle, Advisors ag v r ww my - e :- K., .J 9? W-.1 I Y , Q 40 'Q I X all at GK! Q . 34 ' f I DRAMATICS CLUB The Dramatics Club has been formed to further interest in dramatic productions. Upon receiving ten points, a member becomes a Thespian. During the year, plays are staged using club members. This year a drama clinic was attended. Officers: John Doepker, Pres.g john Williamson, V.- Pres.g Ann LeBaron, Sec.g Shirley Bishop, Treas.g Mr. Brubaker, Advisor. SCHOOL PATROL The safety of the students of Tallmadge, as they go to and from school, is the responsibility of the School Patrol. This organization is entirely voluntary, and the members work as a unit with David Grand as Laiason Officer and Wilfred Pursley as Captain. Officer Sam Andrews supervises the work of the Patrol while they direct traffic at the Circle. Mr. Metro is the advisor. DEBATE Two years ago the first debate team, consisting of four people, was organized. It grew to sixteen during that year and won enough points to receive a charter from the National Forensic League. This year the club initiated sixteen new members, took part in the Prince of Peace Contest, and sponsored fl debate tournament. First semester officers: Barbara Huber, Pres.g Steve Huber, V.-Pres.g Helen Disselhoff, Sec.g Bruce Wetzel, Treas. Second semester officers: Helen Disselhoff, Pres.g Janice Weister, V.-Pres.g Barbara Webster, Sec.g Bruce Wetzel, Treasg Mr. Ocasek, Advisor. M 5 F. H. A. The Tallmadge Future Homemakers of America Chapter is only one of many in the county and state, all of which are affiliated with the National Associa- tion. One of our members, Dottie Acken, is the county chapter president. Members can work for three de- grees in the club, two of which, the Junior and Chapter, may be obtained locally, The State Home- makers' Degree is conferred at the annual state meeting in Columbus in April. The Club's money- making projects is selling potato chips at noon. This helps defer the expense of girls going to FHA Camp in the summer. The girls filled three baskets for needy families at Christmas. The club has had two parties. The first was a scavenger hunt followed by a chili supper. Then there was a very successful Christmas party with games and exchanging of gifts. Officers: President, Carol Goldeng Vice-President, Dottie Ackeng Treasurer, Marjorie Ripleyg Secretary, Marilyn Ripleyg Advisor, Miss Rohlf. f Qw ' , 5 .. y,tf 1 'S GLEE CLUB The choral group is made up of high school students. They sing all types of songs ranging from popular to semi-classical. They always participate in the Spring Festival. Donald E. Owen is the director of the group. wwe' QP' Q7 'fl WL-J' g-Q :WSW O O BAND Donald E. Owen has made his band widely known during the past seven years. The group has played at the Cleveland Browns' game in the Rubber Bowl and during half-time at all the THS football games. In addition to the football games, the band has participated in many band shows and contests. This group gives a Spring Concert and takes part in the County Festival. Yes, Tallmadge can be proud of her band and the capable leader who, along with the students, has put many hours of hard work into practice during and after school. This year's officers were Doris Swartz, President, Homer Byrd, Vice-President, Ann LeBaron, Secretary and Treasurerg Louis Gusbar and Don Patten, Librarians, Mr. Owen, Advisor. MR. DONALD E. OWEN -- Y S NEG? Band and High School Chorus Director FLAG BEARERS Nancy Heaton Dora Mae Carrier Delores Wharton Beverly Mirtiga Pat King MAJORETTES Joann Aber Marjorie Pfeiffle Par Booker Berry Sokol Janis Seckman Pat Lezak T-CLUB The purpose of the club is to further interest in girls' sports. T-Club not only does things in school but also outside. One of the main things is a volleyball game or two with the teachers. An annual event is a dance. This year's dance was the biggest success it has ever been. Only a certain per- centage of the class can be made members. Officers: President, Shirley Bishopg Vice-President, Jo Deweyg Secretary, Phyllis Btiggsg Treasurer, Shirley Blaydesg Advisor, Miss Fairbanks. G. A. A. The purpose of GAA is to further good sportsmanship and cooperation through girls' athletics. The most important project of the year is the play days. These are promoted to put to active use our purposes of sportsmanship and cooperation. Most widely known is the noon program con- sisting of basketball and volleyball tournaments followed by other sports later in the year. Officers: President, Cecelia Parkerg Vice-President, Mar- jorie Ripleyg Secretary, Marilyn Ripleyg Treasurer, Nancy McGuire: Advisor, Miss Fairbanks. x A 'E 1 3 f 3 19 1 1 -in COMMERCIAL CLUB juniors and Seniors are eligible for membership into Commercial Club. The club sponsors an annual variety show. Another event of the club is a Christmas party for underprivileged children. The members also look into dif- ferent jobs and the qualifications and education necessary for them. Officers are: President, Doris Swartzg Vice- President, Fay jonesg Secretary, Shirley Bishopg Treasurer, Peggy Childsg Advisor, Miss Leasure. 44 LATIN CLUB Latin Club is open to any student who has taken one year of Latin. A formal and an informal initiation of new members is held each year. The Roman Banquet is the most important event for the club members. This year the club presented the High School Christmas Assembly. As a money making project, members sold refreshments at three of the basketball games. The main project for this year was the purchase of a picture for study hall. Officers: President, Pat Bookerg Vice-President, Michael Hersekg Secretary, janet Bauerg Treasurer, Ernest Millerg Advisor, Mrs, Weir. K wg, M3 ,... . -av-mf,-A in 1 I ,gf 'L . 9' 1 s 1 W 2 W. xi .5 N vs f M, - ,,. 2 1 ,Q 4 1 '43 -.ff ' Q 0'l' 1 av ' 'L ,.,- 'Y , ,,.,,M V- - . - 'F'-I -V 13' 's- ,, ,-- ...,-M---.fr I , ,,,.,,..M ...m.M,.w. .. Qu Q ia we ,L -gr 6' W 1 I 5525 , ,J I 'VA ' ,L .. X W , V, . M w ,, i- W V K W M f I f fm. . ,, WM , wvqffk 5 2- - ' ,igq 7 'f f 9 , , Q a ' ' , , . -HUNT' x M ,ww,,....... , ws- - , fi , -NMM kwa-Awww , ,. ,,,,,v M.. if mf- ' ,mmm -X .FM 5 , 'Q wg 1? 3- pgqzg M SPORTS Sports develop sportsmanship For both the players and the crowd. The hand plays at all the games, Wfhile the cheerleaders shout out their aims. The crowd goes wild as the teams begin To battle out another win. Sports in our school are a must, Wir. or lose, they build up trust. Helen Diuelbo l . X ul .A ' , .rf METRO CHAMPS The football team was the pride of Tallmadge this year. Looking over the season you'll see the reasons why it was our pride. It brought us team spirit, school spirit, and community spirit. Look over the games of the season, see the chain of victories and look at the very first game of the year. There, staring you in the face, you see our only defeat. A defeat by a team that was, by all means, not the best. Yet this game may have been the cause of it all. It might have been this very game that gave us the fighting spirit to triumph over all, for after that defeat we met Wadsworth, Coventry, Stow, and the rest of the schedule with one victory after another. We left our last year's only pitfall, Rittman, with a stinging defeat. Then came the two mighty win or die games. Springfield, with its unscored upon record, loomed before us. Challenging us to-if we dare-score on them. It took a lot to make them fall, but still another game stood between us and the championship. Those who saw the Ellet game can well remember that feeling of not having enough to take the Orangemen. But they also remember the fighting spirit and drive that brought us back into the game and to the championship. To the seniors we say farewell. You played the game like champs and as a reward you are champs. To the rest of the team we say keep this fighting spirit and may it carry you, too, to championship. And to the team, our hats are off to you. May this be a fitting tribute to you and your job well done. Now you have a memory you may keep forever. A memory of football and a hard earned championship. :JD 'N-J Q ,J val' tg, 1952 SCHEDULE Tallmadge O North Canton 6 Tallmadge 19 Wadsworth 14 Tallmadge 20 Coventry 12 NWN Tallmadge 19 Stow 7 I-rf., Tallmadge 41 Kent State 0 ...M-h Tallmadge 25 Norton 12 Tallmadge 45 Rittman 0 Tallmadge 9 Springfield 6 Tallmaclge 7 Ellet 6 Affillggers C uf ' ns Carre, and Ro 861- H ender SOU Firrt mu' Neff lo riglatl: Roger Henderson fmgrj, Dave Norris, Dick Twigg, john Doepker, Gale Stem, Lynn Burks, Keith Yoho, john Williamson, Don Freed, jim Gardner, Marvin Bond, Curtis Carter fmgr.J Second rout jim Brislinger, Ted Parsons, Ken Riley, Steve Huher, Eugene Ilg. Glen Swartz, Rod Winters, jim Hatfield, Chuck McGall, joe Marshall, Keith Lappert. Third rout Coach Andy Oross, jim White, George Buffington, Emecry Schlupe, Dick King, Kenny Wolcott, jim Ritchey, Kenny Keck, Bob Bliss, Merle Hood, Chuck Wells, Bolv Long, Coach Dick Schwabe, 00- Q ,Iv-J -f Q19 4. Az, Q 1 rf -1' , XV it xv 'file 'ii to ' A WLM-f A ' 'XV 1 X K A f . , wi tt , x XY , i . 5' Sf i kts' ,R I - NX , GALE STEM W x X ' ' Q 1 , ,nd ri f Q ' Y ,fX N Q f Left Tackle Senior DAVE NORRIS Right End i Senior i . ' X 3 9 4 s RR - R 5 f if K vi' X : f in , M . ' B -.,! I fr ,W . 1 R. , xl J ,I i 1 R jtx-V, V X' 4- as 's-PX Aj X .vi- X, - . 5 , XX Y ii if X f f j Px Q R ' fi 'Wi . X x . i 'rf ,, - Q Az, 4 .yon ,f li ' ' R N 4 ' K x R T 4,5 2' 1? 8 K MARVIN BOND X iff' .End DICK TWIGG Senior Ql121ITCfb3Ck Center Senior u Sen1or I , , Q 1 fi rr'-'f -W' P f K X 1 f I , W , , ' i S x 4' ' 1 ,Q gf , . M, 2 ' fx, ' A W- 4, . , f 5kW.- V R, O 1 . ' j X f, fa 39 f' X f - 1 , Q, JOHN DOEPKER S' O Left Halfback h l . ' ' ,N K,2: - gf Senlor i f Q . y X W AA x i ik KE !,- , 'ml X 9 M l b XX 4 VA O O Q tl OX f W X A n s W , , . x :LE f 5 O 6 4 iz , ., , H , O A ' Orrr A ,A NN QF l - r : .S O 'x ?V,, W7 A , Q ,ik .Mix : M j F 'XX s NM 4 W, lk' if g'1 . ' ' ' JOHN WILLIAMSON I ' 'O' , - 1 r Left Guard f I f w 5 Senior , 2 'S ' f If x X 3 O , 5 'gb QW X ,f 'x 3': 2ff DON FREED Right Halfback Senior KEITH YOHO Center Senior f S ' 4 A r X Merle Hood Fullback Sophomore .r Mar. -.......w 53 3 1 7' ff 2' I .r 7 HN Emery Schlupe Right End Sophomore x E K 3 Q let :As f Sf, . fl x . . X V? S f Rod Winter tg Quarterback junior 1, 4' f K ff ' 'S ' SN is :'T .f El in I fzgxf eee 5 ff Vi-if 'F ! , 1 L 2 . Eff? , jg 'N- f , ,511 Eugene Ilg Left Halfbacle junior J . ,gf N. jim Gardner Right Guard Senior Q , I 14' w .1 Ng K ' N, XM-..7,.. I w in - X If 5 A' f x 4 o 1 , i .lr 3 X f? i 'Aijgf' ' Q Glen Swartz Right Guard Junior QW ,I ' iv 1 ,A,,,,1s X ' 0 an 5 'W Q K XX rf? fr X M- 2 i ' f i gw1l 5-f'f -i W f 1 i 'LN' ix ii' 1 M I ,X . f xx f V X . , Q' V ' gl' 4 n V Z 5 f Q I Q , ' o x f 'X Nllfy, L J ' Richard King Right Tackle Sophomore Jog Marshall jim Hatfield Rfgbf 'End F ullback 11101015 junior C METRO N I 5 P 4' ALL-METRO ,,-EC: CHAMPS a 5 v s Q S.. U , h01 1i !f M'..n . 45,1 'V v' .. A JD Y a- ? ' , 5.15 PLAYERS yi -'G' 5521 km? ff! 3 ... ,K VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kay Rawson Charlene Ross Captain Nancy Ross Ruthie Wolcott Carol Rorabaugh RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Dorothy Fike Shirley Stonestreet Captain Anita Emerick jean Jackson Ruthie Finch '-, Qu Q.. an 1 i 1. , ,-N Q AM., E gg ,ft Z P 1 is 'K' i 3 gi . 1' l N N l W, fn S ..rYk gf' I f M p ' I ' gf if Yi 5grfw':7+:zlL .,,V A 1 Q I S W ,Wi ' lf' f X 2 V.: 7 'lf 9 L ri. T.: K-.,'f c' Vs.. V pl Ken Long 2 ft junior X 1 Center . ii. F ' A A ohn Doepker ar k Senior if 1 C X aaa 5 , to A pp F Don Faught l A Li K 2 Senior .ty W I tt 1 Forward ,K Qin' f l l C p lf fli Dick Twigg e 'llV 5' or ' Senior Q15 Forward 3 4 5 ft f ,,2' r ,Q 6 r xr E ,tea 'f X 4 W. 3 f 6 fl Rod Wlflfel' ev Glen Sgartz JUYUO1' junior Guard Forward Tallmadge Tallmadge Tallmadge Tallriiadge Tallmadge Tallmadge Tallmadge Tallmadge Tallmadge Tallmadge Tallmaclge Tallmadge Tallmadge Tallmadge Tallmadge Tallmadge Tallmadge Tallmadge Tallmadge Tallrnadge Tallmadge SEASON'S SCHEDULE Mogadore Twinsburg Norton Coventry Stow Kent Roosevelt Alumni Kent Roosevelt Stow Springfield North Canton Kent State Copley Norton Coventry Stow Ellet Wadsworth Springfield Kent State East W? if- 'Vx 'W Q E-Qi? Q. '1- 'imqar 'S '-Q. rf 1 X il ll 1' 8 :M 1 , iz dl PLAYERS' SCORING , ff' - 1 I' Q' 1' Y 1 Fleld Fouls Total 1 1 11 1 f 1 1 Goals Made Points lf ,,Mj f 1 Twigg ....... .......... 1 04 70 293 '5 1 Doepker ........ 84 65 229 , 1 Winter ..... ........ 7 3 58 205 N If 1 Faught ..... ........ 5 5 27 183 ,dx ,fa Swartz ..,. ........ 2 7 0 9 fl Q - '7' 6 5 ' Long ......... ........ 2 0 15 53 ggi? 4 if 1 Canady .,,,, .,...... l 4 16 44 5 f 5 Yoho ,........ ........ 1 3 11 37 1, I f f' 2 Richards ....... ........ 1 6 9 32 gf 1 11 l 1 Marshall ....... ....... 7 7 21 I 1 Y' ' ,I Fair ,,.,,,,,,,, ....,.. 1 1 3 ' f .......... ...,... 1 1 3 3 K 5 I- l l . if 11 rl' 'x Dave Canady V1-1 3 M! xox Senior Dale Richards GMM x Sophomore Forward 1, X Dave Fair XJ 3 . . junior ,fx Q' v ,W 1 Guard , 1 -Q l 2 Lk V X ' , ':'l2 ' 2' X , gixqiia 'ZF xx E I f 'K 31.754, Eugene Ilg Joe Marshall Junior junior Gudfd Guard -s 1p, ml is x 8 I ri ff' Qnw' wif, O W a .wa Vfr ,X 7 I' 5. Q sf Q 2 '. 4 S 1 K6 M...w WNW R 'Vx M, ang -un fv V uw: zvrvu ,xii xwr: drrx ,+xr.M fx -wh ,kv' snr'- aux! yew- 4,,Je H., :MM ,MM q ,L . f is-f 2?-Y x ADVER S TISI ,E 3? '- I, T A .gf I K' '- 1 f -1 , ' ADVERTISING Advertisers are our friends, For on them this book depends. Advertising teams of four Go out and bring in quite a score. This year the team that got the most Is one of which we can rightly boast. Helen Dirrellao Roy Millet Dotty Acken Nancy Ross Ruthie Wolcott I 1 PATRON'S PAGE Best Wishes to the Seniors LEONARD J. BREIDINC First National Building Akron, Ohio Compliments --IQ? MYERS, MYERS, and MYERS First National Building Akron, Ohio Congratulations to the Seniors Best Wishes N. C. BIANCO S. PEYTON BAKER First National Building First National Building Akron, Ohio Akron, Ohio Best Wishes Congratulations A FRIEND I A FRIEND. Congratulations CLARANCE E MOTZ First National Building Akron Ohio GEORGE J CARSON W G RODERICK Second National Building Akron Ohio Best Wishes DON ISHAM First National Building Akr n Ohio I I Good Luck to the Graduating Class THE ACKEN SAND and GRAVEL C0. TALLMADGE, OHIO Producers of washed sand and gravel WHOLESALE AND RETAIL .....-4gQ?y....- ME 3233 ME 3975 Compliments of CHlEF'S SUPER MARKET L I N D A A 319 Darrow Road 5T-0533 THE MOST MODERN OF THEATRES SELF SERVICE Air Conditioned Radiant Heat Free Parking Germicidal Lamps No JOB Too BIG 1745 Goodyear Blvd. PETE'S SHOE SERVICE ST 3443 Hats Cleaned and Blocked 0 Shoe Shine Parlor SHOE SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS E I Y M , H A11 Work Done While-U4Wait Moy Om owes me 9,Broad Street Akron, Ohio ST-2238 FR-7912 LOTS OF LUCK TO CLASS OF 1952 STORM DOORS COMBINATION REDWOOD STORM WINDOWS LUMBER MILLWORK CARTER-JONES LUMBER COMPANY I72 N. Case-ST 5441 I883 W. Market-TE 6-2211 3445 Manchester Rd.-MI 2266 Paint HARDWARE POWER TOOLS I INSULATION I n x y 0 - . 1 e e 1 GIFTS FOR EVERYONE Watches Clocks and Jewelry Expert Repairing Elgin Watches with that Durapower Main Colvlpl-lMENTS OF spring that never breaks. Backed by a man of 43 years experience- WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STQRE 32 years In business In Ellet A ALI-YN MOGADORE ST. 4552 59.3 Canton Road Akron I2 Ohio ROLLAWAY LANES PFEIFLES SERVICE STATION 707 CANTON ROAD ST 0258 Tallmadge and B1-mam Rd. Elms NEWEST sol-no s1AnoN COMPLIMENTS OF KECK'S RHYMES GREENHGUSES Flowers and Potted Plants for Every Occasion WEDDINGS BOUQU FLOWERS FOR YOUR PARTIES AND BANQUETS Funeral Designs, Sprays and Baskets ETS CORSAGES t d'scuss with and select for you the right flowers A competent Florist o i for each occasion. His personal attention given each order, large or small. Day or Night - Coll ME-3433 KENNETH E. C. KECK We Deliver 92 West Avenue, Tallmaclge Store Hours: Daily until 8 P. M. - Sundays, 2 P. M. Compliments of 1 THE WILLIAM H. DEGNON FUNERAL HOME I I7 West Kent Road Stow Olfuo Phone OVerdaIe 8262 Genurne Prpe Organ Beauhful Chapel Alr Condltlonnng 24 Hour Cadillac Ambulance Servlce Large Parlung Area s . I I . - Q . u . . FRANK'S for FURNITURE Easy Terms 2115 Front St. WA 8-SI I6 Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio BOWEN HARDWARE O'Brien Paint Tools 0 Glass 0 Housewares Plumbing and Electrical Supplies See Us First in Elle! 654 Canton Rd. ST-6832 Akron 12, Ohio IT'S HALDON'S MEN'S WEAR IN THE FALLS For Dress Clothing, Work Clothing Dungarees, Work Shoes We guarantee what We sell 2020 Front Street Falls COMPLIMENTS OF GENERAL METAL COMPANY DIVISION OF GENERAL TIRE COMPANY THE SPORT SHOP IRVING KLEIN BOTANY 500 SUITS MT. ROCK TOPCOATS LEE AND DOBBS HATS BANTAMAC JACKETS BRENTWOOD SPORT SHIRTS FASHION HILL SWEATERS RESILIO TIES - SWANK JEWELRY PARIS BELTS SEVEN SEAS SPORTWEAR 'If 2173 FRONT STREET WA 8-IOI4 CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO THE NEW MARKET MOTORS INC. 850 EAST MARKET STREET AKRON'S LARGEST AND FINEST FORD DEALER LET'S CET ACQUAINTED SWandaIe 4-4833 Plastic Tiles Linoleum gexetianxglirlds Yau Tilesd I' I THOMPSON PONTIAC INC. Cgnlzfing Rjgbzr Hes Sales and Services FLOORCRAFT LINOLEUM C7 TILE CO. 2461 FRONT STREET 2055 Front Street - Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio CUYAHOC-A FALLS, OHIO ALL WORK GUARANTEED ' For Quality Work and Estimates C A L L U S SW 4-1891 SPECIALIZING IN RUBBER MOLDS and PLASTIC DIES 2471 Front St. CUYAHOCA FALLS ACME MOLD G' DIE, INC. THE McGOWAN REID FUNERAL HOME j ll, y a ullefa Ollie if Cx X 47 FEW, , A',,,p l' E ,id Qxygcam Equnppcgcdl Ambullllaxrncce Servnoo Cuyahoga FaIIs Ohio WA 81313 I I' K f f JJ H 5 I ' -gg EEK!!! - 54 S' IJ' . I W V 'Y I Si I I writ - A I A Us-x p' '. T p' ' ff-f,.:aL+.-' Ii:TL ' -.av - - U ' -I f 5 1 . I- ' fax...---.au-uunxywl : 'm tl T-Y ji,- 'sh lv- I! 11111 Vg, I' -1--' iff? ra uf-Tl ' ' 5 I Q wa., I., ,- V 1 L-V nxt Fifi'-' if !4,5f,g ' S un f' . 2 I. - . , j'L',, , 4 I., '4g!g19I'5f'QLi fi Wg.. i kv! :Ff3f!f3'5?fl ', X E,-I-,A.j,9y klf:4AZ,i,v.., ,qt ,,, ,- 164. Qrusia Y ,h,,1Ar.j urn. A. Q-,, , I 1 - 0 o ID . , - I 0m,,,.mmf4 CITY CHEVROLET INC ----4:-Q-:- - 333 E Market JE 4'I6'I C f of , . AKRON'S IARGEST DEALER 1 XXCxxft,I.nr',,'1,1',1'!,f,fi X xxiyx 'C,f,f, 1' ,- x N 7 -' ' - T Q 'LOT H I PRS .5 Lf- I -2 5'----iTi?iEIl'l lin... Visit Our New California inspired Suit and Sportswear Department USE YOUR DISCOUNT CERTIFICATES COm 'Ime '5 of FAIR Moron sALEs COLONIAL CLEANING COMPANY I357 East Market Street 21 Wigley Avenue Akron, Ohio Akron, Ohio ST. 5214 CASH AND CARRY CANTON ROAD FURNITURE I 425 Canton Road AKRON 12, OHIO MAYTAG WASHERS RE-2263 Open Evenings ABBEY'S MEN'S WEAR Complete line of Nationally advertised suits, trousers, jackets, shirts, hats, underwear, and shoes. SIO CANTON ROAD EASTCATE SHOPPING CENTER Save Conveniently Use Our SAVE by MAIL PLAN fPostpaid Envelopes or Our Night Depositoryj FALLS SAVINGS and LOAN Accounts All Insured 2140 Front Street Cuyahoga Falls HOPKINS FUNERAL HOME 547 Canton Road AKRON - qeuefi Branch Home 34 S. Cleveland Ave. MOGADORE, OHIO ax?Q'3Z3'5Ge STacIium 4810 office WA 8-1234 WA s-5314 , Compliments of The W. L. Tucker Coal 81 Supply Company 2765 Hudson Drive CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO A Complete Line of BUILDING SUPPLIES I CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Tallmaclge Furniture and Upholstering For Best In F U R N I T U R E R U G S C A R P E T I N G CNJ 'A' 006 I 51 West Ave. 1 Block W. of Circle on Rt. 18 ME-3248 I CHARLES BOYD SCHOOL OF THE DANCE 2207 2nd Street WA 8-I6I2 Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Compliments of THE FALLS LUMBER CO. Established T894 'A' CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO HARRISON GROCERY GROCERIES AND MEATS 679 Newton St. Extension We Deliver ST-9011 Congratulations from WEST CHEVROLET, INC. 805-07 Mogadore Rd. RE 2217 MOGADORE, OHIO GLEN w. west, owner a. Mgr. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '53. MAY YOU MEET LIFE'S NEW CHALLENGE WITH FAITH, HOPE, AND CHARITY. BORDEN AUTOMOBILES INC. 300 WEST MARKET STREET AKRON, OHIO JE 8134 PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER . . -- --w.-Y --- ACME UPHQLSTERING co CONGRATULATIONS FROM 87 E. Tallmadge Ave. Blackstone 4724 J- P. RICHARD PFOP- 526 WEST AVENUE AUTOMOBILE TOPS AND CURTAINS JE 9I36 FURNITURE REBUILT AND RECOVERED SUPERIOR MOLD 8. DIE CO INCORPORATED STOW OHIO COODYEAR TIRES f PURE OIL PRODUCTS WASHING AND LUBRICATION STILENBAUR SERVICE ST OII7 EAST WOOD SERVICE STATION BROOKLANDS PHARMACY PURE OIL PRODUCTS Akron Ohm Rt 532 at SIX Corners 353 Brookland JE 0684 Tallmadge Ohlo JIMMY SMITWS PURE CHESTNUT RIDGE DAIRY MILK and ICE CREAM RE-2256 ELLET OHIO Congratulations rom CHESTERFIELD INN 1709 State Road RODGERS MICRO GRINDING SERVICE CENTERLESS GRINDING A SPECIALTY ME 3195 IO56 NORTHEAST AVE. TALLMADGE OHIO HONALDES CANDIES WHERE oEuclous CANDY IS MADE ZOI8 STATE ROAD CUYAHOC-A FALLS OHIO Compliments O NEILS of CUYAHOGA FALLS TWO STORES 2104 FRONT STREET 2217 FRONT STREET WA 8 II6I f CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO ' I r I GOOD LUCK Kms CONGRATULATIONS sENlORs NIFTY DRY CLEANERS J HORACK INSURANCE Tall adge C cle AGENCY Tallm dge Ol-to Fo s of Ins a e ME 3718 At The C cle Tall adge Oho ME 3218 Ath dAg t Tb Wld MORGAN GOODYEAR STORE OMEGA Wm., 1806 East Market Street I I' S ST 5466 2222 Front Street Cuyahoga Falls Ohxo T with best wishes for success and happmess 144, mf 144 JJ y 22.,,,.,,,,., R22 m ir 3 , i All rm ur c ir m , i u orize ent or T e or R I Famous Jeweler E 7 . Next to Falls heatre I I Q I MO I O 'vaurw - - T. v p 7' 1-- GEORGE BURRIS Jeweler REGISTER YOUR NAME Shulan Eastgate S hoppmg Center Store WIN GRUEN WATCH' T be finest N atzonally Advertised Diamonds Watches, Jewelry Shulan s 2 Stores Also 85 So. Main WATCHES - DIAMONDS - JEWELRY EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING 33'!uxAmxf 33' says popular movue star R O N A L D R E A G A N as low as remnant. 0 Non-mag- 1' cafur on peuc. 17 Gum, Ty pewels. INCL rfb. mx Playhouse BEST WISHES TH L A KU RTZ Company LUMBER HARDWARE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS BURPEE GARDEN SEEDS FERTILIZER AND LAWN SEEDS RE-2268 2510 TRIPLETT BLVD. I 610 CANTON ROAD IELLETD AKRON 12, OHIO , ' rw AT ,S 6 Wm urafbsh, fe- E I A -ite, O RUEN ' 0 R S550 I I cd Congratulatrons from ,W-. Tv,..,..,,,-sy -- v THE MOGADORE SAVINGS BANK Mortgage Loans Farm Loans L E 0 N S Auto Loans Savings Accounts T E R N Checkrng Accounts G'k9'k06-9 Corner f Brlttam Road and Tallmadge Avenue from EKER S PACKING MARKET 378 West Avenue ME 3293 Tallmadge Ohlo Member of Federal Reserve System Federal Deposlt Insurance Corp MOGADORE OHIO Phone RE 2232 or RE 2231 from SMITH S TURKEY RANCH Try our dehclous turkeys durmg the hohdays 'X IIO4 Southeast Avenue Tallmadge Ohuo 9 -Ar O . COMPU MENTS CONGRATULATIONS I I -K Q . --ff f v--fp-gppn.t, Have You Trned Flowers From GREENHOUSES DISSELHOFF S Complete Florlst Service 2 Mules East of Tallmadge Rt I8 ME 3421 THE MoGADoRE LUMBER MCGADDRE HARDWARE s. suPPLY co COMPANY Coal Seeds Hardware Paints 3929 Mogadofe Road Offuce Phone ST 1281 A Complete Llne of Modern Hardware Everything For Your Home Repair and Decorating PETIT ELECTRIC and PLUMBING Philco Appliances Contracting Sales and Service 37 S Cleveland Avenue ST 8671 Mogadore Ohio Building Supplies - Fertilizers Mogadore, Ohio CC ' ' ' D! - F gp-.,,1v:,-W,,.., T Lf. Y .. Y., WW., . , , AKRON DECORATING SUPPLY COMPANY 632 Canto Road Ak on Ohlo 528A C f 8 ST 2876 ST 7649 Burma Latex Products Company MAC ALLIED TOOL CORPORATION TALLMADGE I1 r , ' Compliments of Compliments of I Gordon's Florists an on East ate Shopping Center I I X- I we 1 wa Y- -3- Congratulations Senio All Photographs By CARPENTER'S 'Ss' for fine quality in Portraits, Weddings and Commercial '33 CARPENTER'S STUDIO 965 Copley Road, Corner Storer Ave. Phone: UN 4-2191 rs Compliments of DRAYERS DRIVE IN 1300 East Tallmadge Avenue Flowers for Every Occasion We Grow Our Own . . . Potted Plants 0 Corsages I Cut Flowers Funeral Designs 0 Wedding Arrangements Delivery Service to Greater Akron Flowers Wired Anywhere Open Evenings and Sundays Call Day or Night FRank1in 1723 Thomas Rd. and Tallmadge Ave. AKRON GREENHOUSES RALPH C. SCHLEY owner - Q Goon LUCK SENIORS I I Compliments of R E D ' S P L A C E ' H 1 mm mm c ucK s BARBER sl-lop BORDEN ICE CREAM GROCERIES SUGARDAI-5 MEAT5 1 4 S. E. RD. At the Circle F. H. Housiaux 1 LOWELL I. WOLF Tallmadge Electric Inc. ME 3215 PH , - f - -- .,. 4 ,-- - -y-V .-- - 1 STOW UPHOLSTERING ROGER'S JEWELRY CO. 8. FURNITURE CO. First class workmanship done on your old Furniture and also New Furniture Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry 141 Hudson Road SW 4-1311 STOW, OHIO OV-3340 A A A NORTH HILL 5 81 I0 V V V GOR MOLD 8. MACHINE CO Manufacturers of Plastzc Molds 464 West Ave ME 4445 Tallmadge Ohxo On Savmgs Accounts of SI OO or More THE CUYAHOGA VALLEY SAVINGS I I7 Portage Tra I Cuyahoga Falls Ohlo 2013 Front Street Cuyahoga Falls COMPLIMENTS OF HERMAN MACHINE COMPANY TALLMADGE OH IO 9 COMPLIMENTS OF FALLS MUSIC CENTER 2101 FRONT STREET CUYAHOGA FALLS or-no 9 I i We Pay in .--. H ,- .mga .--.. ,E W f V Cum,--r CONCRATULATIONS TO THE Telephone MEadowbrook 3282 TALLMADCE HIGH CRADS from The THE LEA DRUC COMPANY 2005 Front Street Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio WA 8-0895 Co. COAL - FEED - SEEDS - PAINTS COIVIPLIMENTS Complete Line of of MOCADORE DRY CLEANING BUILDERS' SUPPLIES and LAUNDRY SERVICE 50 Soufh East Ave. 24 North Cleveland MOCADORE TALLMADGE, OHIO ST 0383 PERSONS AND LEVENS, INC. 3922 MooAooRE RD. ' MOCADORE, OHIO Martell Trailer SUNICL OHlO'S LARGEST TRAILER DEALERS McMILLAN'S ME-3245 COMPLETE FOOD MARKET 913 SOUTHEAST AVE. I H TALLMADCE, OHIO I ELLET AUTO SERVICE 2373 TRIPLETT BLVD. ST 3668 AKRON 12, OHIO FRONT-END ALIGNMENT AND WHEEL BALANCING Compliments Of TALL-MADGE TRACTOR SALES LEPPO FARM EQUIPMENT Farm and Garden Supplies ME-3997 Tallmadge, Ohio LANDIS Cr GIBSON FURNACE COMPANY OIL, COAL and GAS FURNACES CERTIFIED LENNOX DEALERS 39 EAST AVENUE PHONE: ME 3912 TALLMADCE, OHIO 1- H - ff Www- - RADIO AND TELEVISION REPAIR SWAP SHOP WM. DOYLE, PROP, RE 2626 II43 CANTON RD, COMPLIMENTS OF MEAT MARKET 930 Canton Road Akron, Ohio WILSON'S TALLMADGE RADIO and APPLIANCE TV SALES AND SERVICE RCA, PHILCO, SYLVANIA, HOT POINT APPLIANCES 95 WEST AVE, I ME 3946 TALLMADGE, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF RCA SERVICE COMPANY, INC. A RADIO CORPORATION or AMERICA SUBSIDIARY 2726 HUDSON DR. CUYAHOCA FALLS, OHIO SW 4-481 I RCA Factory Television Service COMPLIMENTS CONGRATULATIONS from fm PEOPLE'S DANNY Cr SONS GROCERY Cr PROVISION POULTRY MARKET I33 N. Case Avenue Akron Ohio BRUMBAUGH 8. SON S SHOPPING CENTER GROCERIES MEATS HARDWARE ELECTRIC APPLIANCES FURNITURE 8. CARPETS ST O497 Phone ST 5192 1940 42 44 Newton St Akron Ohlo ST 5821 One Day Servlce CASH an CARRY Reweavmg Ex l9l4 Grocerles and Meats Etc 496 Brittain Road Akron Ohio ST oozo V MILLER INC You can be sure If Its WESTINCHOUSE 304 Psoneer St Akron 5 Ohuo I779 Goodyear Blvd Lmda Theater Hours 9 OO a m Ol! CLEANSING 600pm When Your Clothes Are Not Becommg To You They Should Be Comnng To Us Repalrs Alterations Z upper Repalrs Hat Cleaning Complete Laundry Service u , Q T. , d I CONGRATULATIONS N O BE YOURS Complnments f The HOWELL VIGGERS Corp REAL ESTATE 6' INSURANCE Frank E Lawrence Louis Wolcott Sales Representative Presldent SE I RS MAY THE BEST OF EVERYTHING I I ' o ,nn-1 .-Hn..-.191-1 1-1 'UMM Om 2 , CJ 0 C , G CD 0 F R I E N D S g T, S.MM0NS, q 1350 DN YDUR DIAL FUR All BIG snows WADC Building Corner Main and Mill Sts. AKRCN, OHIO IQ- U- U! In-Lau. I A C M FAUGHT fr SONS Photographs Photo Supplies Television, Radio Sales 6' Service 151 East Main St. Phone Kent 4412 Kent Ohio in 2 If W -I 0 C ! ua DVI BEST wus:-iEs 'L A 930 Southeast Avenue Tallmadge Ohio MOTOROLA RCA SPARTAN PHILCO JAMES SCHECK Service Mgr. ll' SCHNABEL LUMBER COMPANY 2174 HIGH ST CUYAHOCA FALLS OHIO WA8136 Congratulations Graduates UYLCU1 y ri H8iH Dinners Fountain and Curb Service 75 West Avenue JE 0376 TALLMADGE OHIO Q9 v .U so .1114 fiir . ll. in W, - I'l I , I' l'l'l - 'S ' ill .b '1 . I . - P o .. Z - Z P . n . --4 coMPuMEN1's THE REXALL DRUG STORE Registered Pharmacist on duty at all times STOWAWAY DRIVE IN Across from Stow High School Curb Service Soda Fountain Foot Long Hot Dogs All Kinds of Sandwiches Try Our French Fried Jumbo Shrimp Open11amto1am WA80026 CLASS OF 1953 Compliments of GENES BARBER SHOP Six Corners-Southeast BROWNS ELECTRIC MART EVERYTHING ELECTRIC WESTI NGHOUSE 877 SOUTHEAST AVE TALLMADC-E OHIO W J BROWN PROP Kalser C-r Frazer Dealer Phone RE 2279 MOGADORE GARAGE fr SALES COMPANY 3927 E Market Mogadore Ohno PARTS AND ACCESSORIES General Repanrmg and Body Buuldung All Makes and Models LOU IS PERRY Owner COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE E. GIFFORD BUICK ALSO THE FINEST IN USED CARS KENT Since I92l RAVENNA COMPLI MENTS OF MOSKALY S MEATS I378 SOUTHEAST AVE TALLMADCE OHIO BL 0552 SIX CORNERS GARAGE AND BODY SHOP COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR SERVICE KRAMER'S GROCERY SQUARE DEAL Fooo MARKET Self Serve 00-9 i' GNQ9 BLackstone 0235 Tallmadge Ohxo i Ave. Best Wishes from UNITED STATES STONEWARE Me 3224 TALLMADGE cmcle TALLMADGE OHIO HARRY MILLER EXCAVATING CONTRACTORS COMPANY Excavating fr Grading Sewer Water Gas Lines Etc For fast effuclenf servlce call Kent O fToII Call? Kent 4'I'lI Kent 0 4ToIl Call? Kent 6173 Suffield O SW 4 3407 - . 1 .1 1 . s o s 9 y o Q c o 3 o Q ' - -V f- 1f wf ' ' --' Compliments Of DUFFY'S CAFE 231 Darrow Road CORY HARDWARE Er SUPPLY General Hardware Paint - Plumbing - Electrical Supplies Spouting - Window Glass and Glazing Fertilizer I324 Newton St. RE llI2 PIONEER, CLEANERS QUALITY CLEANERS Quick Service 2257 Newton Street CASH AND CARRY ME 4721 Roufe 532 HI-POINT CLEANERS We Call for and Deliver Cleaning - Pressing - Repairing Tallmadge-Mogadore Rd., Six Corners Tallmadge, Ohio .W V -W-..,--..,,.f.-W..-Y - 'T-f' Compliments DUTT'S DRUG STORE Prescription Pharmacy 488 Brittain Road Akron, Ohio ST OO65 Compliments GRAMEN DIMITROFF SHOE HOSPITAL 49 Northeast Ave. Akron, Ohio PORTAGE FURNITURE HARDWARE Complete Line Of Furniture and Hardware JE l l 14 989 E. Market St. Akron, Ohio MARY ANN SWEET SHOP l749 Goodyear Blvd. Sandwiches Cr Light Lunch Homemade Ice Cream Akron, Ohio ST 0297 -vv --nv-nur-wmv-1. ' L ' S oltes ilk ln Half Gallon No Deposit .... No Return ...... And over the county, the trehd is to a sanitary, inexpensive, one-way personal milk container. Now, at Fenn's, you can buy Sealtest Milk in this famous carton. F E N N DAIRY. . Kent, Ohio. . Ph. Kent 4810 +025 il' ffl 'f B your ey.--'J' Ximay '-f' 998 Eu! Market Buy lf nr Easr - Qlfkod X' I If I of Case Qyg Q 5 lmssamuuu 2 tx e' l .... Lt.:-::::K.l 001245 YM! lf' E-MM ll' iyjlqon X V R156 5 J SM 'x ou cn' cllq 4 Ld .g.0 w. i5:ff ' ' :Inc-1,60 Qqvff My ' , ' 0 f-V J , ,ik 4,1 , .waggxe A f , pl -Q, -4 J a'e ,f Bqcmma .fgy wsu ,nw X X, A 1 ig? Illness-L . ' k gi X 'gfjcijw' 'PEN SEN KV5 l XAT' xii M 53975 .Fannin y ogi , to xy - Nznsanv l X fxi fl ee.-E-E-X 44 ll! X NJ X D,,,,m,, 1,5 - ff E RQ E 1 X sam E X , L X Q V -fzs. if 5 . -V 53575 I 1- i gdb ' V . Kurt Arnold jewelers, East Market Street at Case 17 JEWELS and gyqeeloi 49 F T l- CLARA CITATION gold filled fan A 1QK gold applied dial 17 .IEWEE 62 FTI Every time she looks at her beautiful new watch, she'll think of you and thank you again for it! Come in and choose from our wonderful selection of new Benrus models , value! KURT ARNOLD JEWELERS East Market Street at Case Avenue Akron 5, Ohio JE 9722 AVCUUC, Akron 5, Ohio. JE. 9722 -3 17 JEWELS Watch and bracelet combined 54932 'I7 JEWELS y Il g ldfll db 55959. 1- -1...-ng-ww:-ut-f Q -.-f ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We the Circle Light Staff of 1953 wish to thank the Tallmadge student body and all our many friends for their helpful suggestions Especially do we extend our thanks to Mr Howard Carpenter and Mr and Mrs Vince Craw ford of Carpenters Studio for their unending help Don Leahy of Inter Collegiate Press Roy Miller for the many trips and photographs he made for us and our advisor Miss Leasu t I 7 , . . . . , - 7 . ' ' .- , y . 1 . 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