RODMAN PUBLIC LIBRARY 378.771 C557 c.1 v.19 MR ALLIANCE R00 The Chronicle.
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Alliance High School Alliance, Ohio June 1950
Editors: Ruth Elaine Liechty Lorin Marini Business Managers: Mack Hopkins Robert Buchs Editorial Adviser: Miss Marguerite Hillman Business Adviser: Miss Jane Bullock Photography Adviser: Leland Whitacre Foreword ... a II C££
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Longfellow once said a book is a treasure chest of thoughts where the thoughts are stored away until someone opens it to dwell upon those thoughts. To this end we have edited this book. Dedication ..
To the untiring efforts of Misses Mary and Jane Dilley, two of the most faithful, respected, and loved members of the faculty of Alliance High School, we dedicate this book.
During Mary's thirty-four years of service at Alliance High School, she has earned respect through her keen interest in the welfare of her students and the school in general. She has done commendable work with the National Honor Society ever since it was initiated into the Alliance school system. In the past she has served as Editor ial Advisor for the Chronicle, during which time she showed her versatility. She was the original Business Advisor for the school newspaper, The Red and Blue, and has held this position for the past twenty-six years. She will long be remembered not only for her deep interest and factual as well as applicable knowledge in the field of mathe matics but also for her spontaneous humor.
Jane Dilley has served on the faculty of Alliance High School for the past thirty- two and one-half years. She was co-sponsor of the class of 1924, at which time she, too, proved her versatility in all fields. For several years she coached Senior plays for which she received many honors. She can never be forgotten for the sincerity and earnestness with which she teaches Latin.
Threfore, to you, Mary, and to you, Jane, we, the student body of Alliance High School, do with all sincerity and humbleness dedicate this book. Miss Mary Dilley
Miss Jane Dilley ADMINISTRATION
He is wise who can instruct us and assist us in the busi- I ness of virtuous living. —Carlyle.
Warren M. Davis, Principal Ralph S. Coppock, Assistant Principal A.B. Ohio University, A.M. Ohio State Univer A.B. Earlham, Mount Union, Ohio State sity, Muskingum, University of Michigan. (Acting Principal for year, 1949-50) (On leave of absence for year 1949-50) BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing: Arthur Sayles, George Roberts, Harry Moreland, Charles Olds. Sitting: H. Gordon Robertson, President; Russell E. Shafer, Super intendent; Herbert Woolf, Clerk. FIRST ROW: Oscar Andreani—"He deserves an 'Oscar'." A.B. Mount Union; Kent State. Metals, Senior Class Patron. Football line coach, Ass't varsity basketball coach. Gladys Arnholt—"Fiddle-Faddle." B.S.M. Baldwin- Wallace; University of Michigan, Western Reserve. Strings, Orchestra. Elton G. Bftchman—."Boogie-Boy Bachmah". B.S. Kent State. Industrial Arts, Sophomore Class Patron. Delta Hi-Y Advisor. Jack B. Barnard——"He was ever precise in promise-keeping". B.S. Mount Union College. Chemistry, Science, Club Advisor] Athletic Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Jane Bullock—-''The corn is green". B.A. Muskingum College. French, English, Business Advisor to Chronicle, French Club Advisor. Lyle M. Crist—"I'll flunk the whole motley crew!" B.S. Aero. Engineering Purdue University; M.A. Journalism Indiana University; Mount Union. Aeronautics, English' Journalism, Quill and Scroll Advisor, Edkorial Advisor to Red and Blue. Jane Dilley—"E. Pluribus Unum". A.B'. Ohio Wesleyan; Mount Union, Latin, Head of Lan- guage Dept. Mary T. Dilley—"That's good Geometry". B.A. Ohio Wesleyan; Mount Union, Columbia, University of Wisconsin. Geometry, Trigcnometrv, Solid. Head of Mathe matics Dept., National Honor Society Advisor. SIDE: B-uth Dowler— 'Nurse, Pie se". White Cross Hospital Nurses Training School, R N Ohio State; B.S. Western Reserve; University of Cincinnati. 'Home Nursing, Senior Health, First Aid, Caducean Club Advisor. Eric Duro—"Hup—2, 3, 4". Duquesne University. Band. Virginia Geddert—"My kingdom for a trophy" A.B. Hood; Mount Union. English, Debate coach forensic League Advisor. National SIDE: Marguerite Hillman— "Now that isn't a lecture". A.B. Mount Union; University of Pittsburgh. English II and IV, Editorial Advisor of Chronicle. Lucy MeKioben Hoffman—"Now, where did I put that?" Marietta College A.B.; Columbia University M.A.; Davis Elk- ins College, Union Theological. English 12, Head of English Department, F. T. A. Advisor. Thelma Huscroft—"I'd better put the preview on the board". Mount Union College A.B'. Typewriting and Shorthand, Com mercial club co-advisor. FIRST ROW: Margaret P. Hall—'Take a letter, please". Kent State University, B.S. In Education. Business Orienta tion, Business Arithmetic, Typing, Booster Club Advisor. Helen Hen tier shot—"A friend in need is a friend indeed". A.B. Hiram College. English 10, Red Cross Council Co-ad- Vl'cnr Guy Hoover—"A good counselor never lacks clients". Mount Lnion B.A.; Northwestern S.T.B'., M.A. Latin Ameri can History, Civics, Dean of Boys. Mary Margaret Johnk—"A lady of fashion". Maciviurray Women's College, Indiana University, B.S., Pur due University. Junior and Senior Home Economics, F. H. A. Co-ad'visor, Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen Co-advisor. SECOND ROW: Edgar E. Kid well—"A lion among .^~xv..oladies . Denison University, 1V10"~un*t TTUnio"!""n' ^College " , Bradley 0 Polytechnic, Ohio State Uni- ver•sity , B.S. Advanced Woodwork, Jr. Police Advisor. Joan Kilgore—."She has rings on her fingers". Muskingum College, Ohio State University, Bookkeeping, Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen Co-advisor. B.S. Typing, Mel Knowlton—-'As upright as the cedar." Miami University B.S., Ohio State University, Kent Stat Physical Education, Athletic Director, Head Football Basketball Coach. and David Mainwaringnifs,—"Littl— .uitiie man you've had a busy day." Mount Union, Kent State. Mechanical Drawing, Baseball MounJoacht, ReservUnion, e Tc^-ntBasketbal atotl, CoachTIT^,I Footbal*--^ —l Backfield' Coach, Cfreshmao n class patron. FIRST ROW: Bertha Marinet—"Light, Action, Camera". Ohio State University, B'.S. Geometry, Co-advisor to Junior Class. Jean Miller—"Columbus sailed the ocean blue in 1492". Mount Union College, A.B.; Kent State University, Western Reserve. American History, Civics, Forum Club Advisor, Advisor to Sophomore class. Charlotte P. MUlapaw—"A teacher affects eternity; she can never tell where her influence stops". Edinboro State Teachers, Kent State, Ohio University. Spe cial Education, Eighth Grade Y-Teen Advisor. Ellen Nolt—"The beauty of poetry". Manchester College A.B.; Western Reserve University, Eng- lish III, Jr. Red Cross Council Co-advisor. SECOND ROW: Virginia M. Parks—"Quiet, please". Howard University B.A. Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen Co-advisor, Li- brarian. Bonald Peeling—"Brief words, when action waits, are well". Mount Union B.S.; Kent State University. Physics, General Science, Physical Education, Freshman Coach. Gertrude Pfouts—"Your so understanding". Ohio State University B.S. Dean of Girls, English I, Junior Class Patron. Mary Price—"She's 'Price-less'." Purdue University, B.S. Home Economics 9, F. H. A. Co-ad visor. SIDE: Allen J. Miller—"The force of his own merit makes his way" Mount Union College, B'.S. Biology, Grade school coordina tor of athletics, Advisor to Delta Hi-Y. Eugenia Moses—"She has a heart with room for every joy" Ohio State University, B.A., M.A. Business Orientation, Busi ness Arithmetic, Typewriting, Commercal Club Co-advisor Head of Commercial Dept. Lucille Pettis—"A. true Camp-fire girl". Battle Creek College, Teachers' College, Columbia Univer sity, B.S., M.A. Physical Education, Physiology, G A C Advisor. 11 SIDE: Clyde M, Stanley—"A man of integrity". B.A. Ohio Wesleyan. General Science, Audio Visual Aids, Meridian Club Advisor. Mary Edith Stoneburner—"The dignity of History". B'.A. Ohio Wesleyan. World History, Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen Co-ad visor. Fred Stuckey—'You hit it! Daid-center!" B.A. Heidelberg. Mental Hygiene, Economic Geography, Economics. FIRST ROW: Herbert W. Pritchard—."Our idea of an agreeable person". B.S. Mount Union. Shop Math, General Math, Advisor to Senior class. Bay B. Beighart—"The man with the dual-controls". B.S. A ount Union, Kent SP te, Ohio State. Biology, Driver Training, Alpha Psi Hi-Y Advisor. 3vn ijrv Sackct:—"Music is well said to be the speech of angels". A.B., B.S.M., Oberlin College and Conservatory of Music, M.A. Western Reserve. Mixed Chorus, B'oys' Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Voice Training. Floyd I). Saine—- "He makes the school safe and 'Saine'." B.S. Kent State. Vocational Guidance Coordinator. SECOND ROW: May Smyth—"Her voice w:..s ever soft, gentle and low, an ex cellent thing in woman". A.B. Ohio Wesleyan. Math, Student Activities Council Co- advisor, Coordinator of club activities. Charles F. Stein—"Men of few words are the best men" B.S. In Education, Kent State, Mass. State. Vocational Ma chine Shop, Industrial Arts Machine Shop. Marjorie Steltzer—' Do you not know I am a woman? When I think, I must speak". B.A. College of Wooster, University of Wisconsin. Speech, Civics, National Thespian Advisor, Blue Dom Advisor, Dra matics director. Dorothy Taylor—"She's lovely—she's engaged!" B.A. College of Wooster. English I, Spanish, Spanish Club Advisor. FTRST ROW: Ben Temple—"Broadway Ben Himself". B.S. Wooster, Muskingum, Ohio State. Eighth Geography, Physiology, Fine Arts Club Advisor. Marg-aret Sites Van Home—"She has a merry heart". B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University, Kent State, Davis Elkin Col lege, University of Pittsburgh. Distributive Educaton, Book keeping, Commercial Arithmetic, P. R. A. Advisor, Co-op Shop director. Mildred Walker—"Love me, love my cat". A.B. Mount Union, University of Colorado, Ohio State. Eng lish III, Co-advisor to Junior Class. Walter W. Webh—"The Guiding Light". A.B. Mount Union, M.A. Ohio State. Psychology and Sociol ogy, Head of Social Science Dept. SECOND ROW: Helen E. Wright—"This Wright could never be wrong." A.B. Mount Union, Columbia University. American History, Freshman Class Advisor. Mary Lou Overmire—"A little "Ray" of sunshine". B'.A. Ohio Wesleyan. Home Economics, Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen Co-advisor. Donna Jean Goddard—"There's a time for all things". Mount Union College. Secretary to Principal. Anna Marie Orban— "Fair words never hurt the tongue". Alliance Business College. Secretary to Principal. SIDE: Julius Tonges—"Though he is rough, he is kindly". B.A. Baldwin-Wallace College. Physical Education, Civics, Ass't Football Line Coach, Golf Coach. Leland H. Whitacre—"0, it is excellent to have a giant's strength, but it is tyranneous to use it .like a giant". B.S. In Education, Ohio State University. Commercial Art, Photography, Mech. Drawing, Student Activities Council Co- advisor, Tri-Arts Advisor, Photography Advisor to Chronicle. Wayne Wisler—"A fellow of plain and uncoined constancy". Akron, Bowling Green, Kent State, Mount Union. Eighth Grade Arithmetic and History, Vocational Machine Shop Technology, Wood Working. NOT PICTURED: Jean Wilson A.B. Indiana University. Home Economics 10 (Second Semes ter). 13 We have been friends to gether * In sunshine and in shade. ' —E. S. Norton.
14 15 SENIOR OFFICERS
John Thomas, Vice President Gaylord Lillick, President Ruth McCallum, Treasurer Marilyn Gantz, Secretary Oscar Andreani, Patron
There is the plink of the orchestra tuning up; the rustle of pro grams from the audience; the nervous coughs of excited seniors as they make sure that their caps are on straight. Now a hush falls over the auditorium; the silence of anticipation . . . broken by the opening strains of "Pomp and Circumstance"; fiddles, winds, and brass heralding the seniors . . . the class of 1950. Down the seemingly endless aisle . . . left, right, don't sway, left, right. There is Mom and Dad. There must be something in Mom's eye and Dad looks as though he has just swallowed a frog. I won der if they see me? . . . left, right, left. Down the aisle we go, and it seems but yesterday that we first came hesitatingly up the steps into the unknown world, "A. H. S." Let's see, that was 1946, how unimportant I felt then, Left, right, left. Then the light falls on my trembling hand and makes my class ring glisten even more than usual, I remember how we chose them with much discussion. Would it be gold, onyx, ruby, sapphire, pearl? Then the day finally arrived when we received the first order of rings. Closer now, there's Jim going across the stage. My he looks nervous. Just like he was the night of the prom. That was the night that I got a pink corsage. How beautiful it looked on my blue formal as we danced under the gas lights of our Gay Nineties Prom. Football in the stinging air; cokes and potatoe chips after the game in the coziness of the nearest snack shop; books; tests; danc ing; banquets; It's been fun; . . , Here I go . . . Here I go, up the steps, mustn't trip, now wait my turn to cross the . . , it's my turn now. Reach out my right hand, now shake hands, don't forget to say "thank you". Gee; I hope that no one sees these silly old tears in my eyes. What's the matter with me? Well, now we all have our diplomas in our hands; careful, don't drop it. Now we are marching out; left, right, left, right, There's Mom and Dad, both smiling now. Gee, I feel good. No wonder, I'm a graduate now, imagine, me, a graduate. Keep in step until we are out of the auditorium; left, right, left, right.
16 FIRST ROW: Charles B. Alexander—College Preparatory; "Now where's that exhaust pipe?" Booster Club 2; Fr.-Soph. Hi-Y 1. Ronald Albert Alfani—Industrial Arts; "Oh, for the open road." Booster Club 1; Varsity "A" 2; Monitor 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Senior Banquet Committee. Joanne D. Allison—Home Economics; "Boil water, well, I'll try." Booster Club 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Joseph Alfred A llott—Industrial Arts; "He wants to be a bachelor." Prom Committee; Monitor 3. SECOND ROW; Barbara Anderson—College Preparatory; "One of the friend liest." Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 4; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1; Monitor 2, 3, 4. Nancy Lou Anderson—Commercial; "She'll have shorthand well in hand." Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 4; Booster Club 1, 2; Jr. Red Cross 3; Library Staff 2; Monitor 2, 3; Commencement and Bacca laureate Committee. Audrey Diane Arris*—College Preparatory; "Oh, for the sum mer and swimming." Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 3, 4; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 2; Monitor 1, 2, 3; Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3. Barbara Jane Bailey—General; "Could be she likes drug stores." Fr.-Soph Y-Teen 1, 2; Booster Club 1, 2, 3; Girls' Chorus. SIDE: s Glenn Duane Baker—General; "Shucks, girls, I want to be happy and stay single." Monitor 3; Football 2. James Norman Baker— General; "Money, money, money, what money can do." Monitor 2, 3; Basketball 1; Football 1. Donna Jean Ballantyne—College Prep Nurses' Training; "Beau ty, brains, talent, what more can one ask for?" Jr.-Sr. Y- Teen 3, 4; Fr.-Soph Y-Teen 1, 2; Forum 4; Tri-Arts 3, 4; Vice Pres. 4; Student Activities 4; Chronicle Staff 4; Spanish 3, 4, President 4; Prom Committee Chairman; Fall Varieties 2, 3, 4; Monitor 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Scholarship; Senior Chapel Committee. John. Thomas Barclay—College Preparatory; "All for charity." Booster Club 4r Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 4; Forum 4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Vice President, Operetta 3, 4; Fall Varieties 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Goshen High School 1, 2; Commencement and Baccalaur eate Committee. Myrna Jean Barns—Commercial Distributive Education; '"Geor gia, Porgie, my pumpkin pie." Fr.-Soph Y-Teen 1; Future Retailers 4. Norman Paul Barnes—Industrial Arts; "I can be happy with out girls." Booster 4; Meridian 1, 2, 3, 4; Monitor 3, 4; Cap tain 4.
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I FIRST ROW: Joseph Arlie Barnhouse—College Preparatory; "Barnhouse versus Mr. Webb." Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Meridian 2, 3, 4; French 2, 3; Montor 2, 4. Kenneth C. Battershell—Industrial Arts; "The quietest of lads." Booster 4; Meridian 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3. Wanda Jean Barrett—Commercial; "A firm pillar in anything." Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 3, 4; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1, 2, President 2; For um 4; Jr. Red Cross 4, President 4; Library Staff 2; Fine Arts 2, 3, Treas. 2, Vice Pres. 3; Monitor Captain 3; Student Activities 4; National Honor Society 4; Monitor 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 2; Prom Committee; Cap and Gown Com mittee. Betty Joan Baxter—General; "May I wait on you, please?" Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1; Booster Club 1; Future Retailers 4; Li brary Staff 1. SECOND ROW: Beverly Ellen Bezon—Commercial; "Webster could learn from her."* Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1; Booster Club 1, 2, 3; G. A. C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Commercial 4; Science 4; Monitor 4. Ola Mac Black—Commercial; "She's hep." Excelsior Y-Teen 2, Secretary 2; Girls' Chorus 1. Marilyn Blumensticl—College Preparatory; "A flame in any name." Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 3, 4; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1, 2, Vice Pres. 2; Forum 4; Blue Dom 4; Tri-Arts 3, 4, Sec'y 4; Monitor 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3; Chronicle Staff 4; Red and Blue Staff 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Scholarship Team 4; Senior Banquet Committee. Jean Louise Boring:—Commercial; "She's anything but boring." Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1; Booster 2, 3, 4; Future Retailers 4, Vice Pres. 4; F. H. A. 1; Monitor 1, 2. SIDE: Arthur Joseph Botnik—General; "The art of industry." Fr.- Soph. Hi-Y 2; Spanish 3, 4. Virginia Rose Bowhall—General; "What pictures do you col lect?" Monitor 2, 3, 4. Laura May Boyce—'College Preparatory; "She'll be an excel lent teacher." G. A. C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers 4; Vice Pres. 4; Monitor Captain 4; Monitor 2, 3, 4; Nat'l Honor So ciety; Scholarship Team 4; Senior Banquet Committee. Edward Charles Branlield—College Preparatory; "He must get that energy from bran." Booster Club 4; Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 3 4; Fr.-Soph. Hi-Y 1, 2; Fine Arts 2; Fall Varieties 4; Monitor 4. Donald Paul Brienza—Industrial Arts; "I'll be a good boy, now." Charles E. Brown—Industrial Arts; "Does everyone like to travel, too?" Monitor 2, 3. 18 FIRST ROW: Joseph Edward Brown—Industrial Arts; "A working I will go" Jr. Red Cross 4; Monitor 2. s ^ R\^rd I3al^ S.ro^,I~Colle8'e Preparatory; "He likes to sleep Who1 doesn't?+ " Operetta 2; Mixed Chorus 4. '' William Broyles—General; "A right nice guy." "^g^&SSSfc??UStria' ArtS; "A »«*«"»« farm- SECOND ROW:
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James Brush—Industrial Arts; "You can't "brush" him off " B«s4>^i1C9 T£e\ kV, Fal1 Varietiea 4; Monitor 12 3 4- Baseball 2; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3; Prom Commit tee 3; Invitation and Name Card Committee 4 mmit" Robert Xee Buchs—College Preparatory; "We're sellin- art* 30rFrheSonh0nmev" o^*1™ C\Uh ^ Jr ^ Hi-Y 3? v\ce&Pres Arts4 l;^n;Yp2; P^ru™ 4' Treasurer 4; Science 3; Tri- S I'. Sude?t Council 4^ Student Activities 4; Chronicle Chiriit;90?edetT.a *'J' f;,Fa11 Var^ties 4; Monitor 4; Siixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, President 4; Band 1, 2 3 4 Presidenresmentt 44- inhm o arship Team 1; Baseball 3, 4 ' ' ' ' Schol-
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FIRST BOW: Ruth Ann Clarke—General; "The timid soul." Gwendolyn Matilda Rose Clayton—Commercial; "What's after the Cadillac?" Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 4; Commercial 4; Excelsior Y-Teen 1, 2, 3; President 3; Library Staff 4; Student Activi ties 3; Fall Varieties 3, 4; Monitor 2, 3. Leslie E. Cobb, Jr.—Industrial Arts; "Anchors Aweigh." Boos ter Club 4; Meridian 2, 3, 4; Jr. Police 1; Monitor 2, 3. Alice Rose Codrea—Commercial; "Take his pulse." Jr.-Sr. Y- Teen 3; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1, 2; Monitor Captain 3. SECOND ROW: Wanda June Conrad—Commercial; "Can she cook!" Booster Club 4; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 2; Monitor 3. Joe Vincent Cotton—Vocational Trades and Industry; "Our gift to the movie world." , Joseph Charles Cox, Jr.—College Preparatory; "Patty my girl, oh, Patty, my girl!" Booster Club 3; Tri-Arts 3; Operetta 4; Monitor 3; Mixed Chorus 4. Larry David Cox—College Preparatory; "Alliance's Tommy Dorsey." Tri-Arts 4; Chronicle Staff 4; Prom Committee; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. SIDE: Laura Jo Dalton—College Preparatory; "Shut up, you brats." Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 3, 4, Secretary 3; Forum 3; Science 1; Future Teachers 2, 3, 4; President 4; Spanish 3; Monitor 1, 2, 3; Speech Play, Senior Scholarship Team; Commencement and Baccalaureate Committee, Chairman. Lenora Marjorie Davidson—General; "I yearn for the West" Attended Salem High School 1, 2, 3; Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 4, Science 4; Future Teacher 4; Monitor 4.
Johtonr El4. i Davis—Industrial Arts; "Oh! That red face." Moni Anna Belle Dawson—College Preparatory; "4 cokes, Canabal " Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 3, 4; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1, 2; G. A C. 1 2 3- Forum 4; Jr. Red Cross 2; Library Staff 2; Chronicle Staff 4: Red and Blue Staff 4; Prom Committee, Fall Varieties 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer. Virginia Flora DiFaleo—General; "Carry me back to Virginv " Booster Club 1, 2; Library Staff 2, 3; Monitor 2. Kathryn Marie Dobson—General; "Kiss me, Kate' Club 2; Future Retailers 4. Booster
20 FIRST ROW: <^^BP^ ^ David Lawrence Doughty—College Preparatory; "Have you heard yet?" Booster Club 1, 2, 4; Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 3; Fr.-Soph. Hi-Y 2, President; Forum 4; Jr. Red Cross 1; Blue Dom. 3, 4; Nat'l Thespians 4; Library Staff 3; Future Teachers 4; Red and Blue Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Nat'l Forensic 2, 3, 4; Spanish 1, 2, 4; Debate Team 2, 3; Gift Committee 4; Monitor 1, 4; Band 3, 4; Scholarship 4; Senior Gift Committee, Chair man. Patricia Ann Doyle—College Preparatory; "Oh, what a guy!" Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 3, 4; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1, 2; Forum 4; Tri- Arts 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Future Teachers 4; Spanish 3, 4; Sec retary 4; Prom Committee 4; Ring and Pin Committee; Fall Varieties 2, 3, 4; Monitor 3. Norma Lou Drajer—General; "Hi-O, Silver, away!" Booster Club 2; Jr. Red Cross. Richard E. Panning!—Industrial Arts; "These chapels." SECOND ROW: Bona Ruth DuPre—College Preparatory; "All I want is secur ity." Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 3, 4; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1, 2; Forum 4; Tri-Artg 3, 4; Red and Blue Staff 4; Spanish 3, 4; Senior Chapel Committee. Gladys Margaret Duro—Commercial; "Toot your horn." Jr.- Sr. Y-Teen 3, 4; Library Staff 2; Fine Arts 2, 3, 4; Fall Va rieties 4; Monitor 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3; Cap and Gown Committee. Nancy Lynn Eding-er—General; "That boy on crutches." Jr.- Sr. Y-Teen 3, 4; Booster Club 4; G. A. C. 3; Commercial 3, 4; Monitor Captain 4; Fall Varieties 3, 4. Norman Edinger—Industrial Arts; "A repeat." SIDE: Eugene Edwards—Industrial Arts; "Give me wine, women, and song-." Meridian 3, Monitor 3, Football 1. William Donald Edwards—Industrial Arts; "Look at the Hus sar." Fall Varieties 1; Boys' Quartet 1; Mixed Chorus 1. Beverly Jane Elliott—College Preparatory; "Oh! Myron, not so close." Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Treas. 4; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1, 2; Caducean 3; Forum 4; Blue Dom. 4; Tri-Arts 4; Future Teachers 4; Prom Committee; Monitor 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Carol Ruth Engelbert—College Preparatory; "I'm an intro vert." Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 3, 4; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1, 2; Forum 4; Jr. Red Cross 1; Library Staff 1, 3; Tri-Arts 3, 4; Monitor 1, 2, 3; Chronicle Staff 4; Red and Blue Staff 3, 4; Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Prom Committee; Ring and Pin Committee; Scholarship Team 2, 4. Lillian Lorabell Erh—Home Ec; "What does she do in her leis ure time?" Booster Club 1; F. H. A. 1. Theresa Marie Estock—Commercial; "She sells things." Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 3; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1, 2; Booster 1, 2, 3, 4; Future I Retailers 4; Forum 4; Fall Varieties 4; Monitor 2, 3; Senior Banquet Committee. n. ^;i4ia
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FIRST ROW: James Gaylord Farner—General; "The traveler." Future Re tailers 1; Jr. Police 2. Edward Lynn Farnham—College Preparatory; "Beware — I may do something startling yet." Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 3; Fr.-Soph. Hi-Y 2, Sec'y 2; Science 3, 4; Tri-Arts 4; Monitor 1, 2, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Commencement and Baccalaur eate Committee. Mary Florinda Felice—Commercial; "From Mary to Marriage." French 3; Fall Varieties 1, 2, 3, 4; Monitor 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Barbara Ann Foltz—College Preparatory; "On the basketball floor she's a whiz." Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 3; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1, 2; Booster 1; G. A. C. 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Jr. Red Cross 1, 3, Monitor 2. SECOND ROW: Bosemary Margaret Frank—General; "Friendliness is in her manner." Booster Club 1, 2; Commercial 2, 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Girls' Chorus 2. Ross Frank Fudoli,—Industrial Arts; "Don't worry about me— I'll get around." Baseball 2; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3. Marilyn Ruth Gantz—Commercial; Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 3, 4; Fr.- Soph. Y-Teen 1, 2; Booster Club 1, 4; G. A. C. 1, 2, 3; Com mercial 3, 4, Presdent 4; Student Council 4; Student Activi ties 4; Chronicle Staff 4; Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4. Dorothy June Gannan—Commercial; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1; Boos ter Club 2; Future Retailers 1; Monitor Captain 3; Girls' Chorus 1, 3. SIDE: Philip Sheridan Gehm—College Preparatory; "He tickles the ivories." Fine Arts 2, 3, 4; French 2; Operetta 2, 3, 4; Fall Varieties 4; Monitor 1, 2; Scholarship Te^m 1, 3, 4. Max Geiger—Tech. College Preparatory; "We'll miss the bright ; nswers." Fr.-Soph. Hi-Y 2; Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 3; Secretary 3; Nat'l Forensic 2, 3. 4; Debate Team 2. Roberta Lee Glovanin!—Home Economics; "Quiet, loyal, stead fast." Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1; Booster Club 1, 2; Monitor Cap tain 3. Patricia Arlene Godsey—College Preparatory; "Vim, vigor, lots of pep." G. A. C. 4; Nat'l Forensic 3; Debate Team 3; Schol arship Team 3; Girls' State 3. Donald Aclolph Graber—General; "Some d^y he'll be heading west on that "Mule Train." Booster 1; Future Retailers 4- Library Staff 1; Meridian 1, 2; French 1; Operetta 1; Mixed Chorus 1. Betty Jane Green—Home Economics; "Of.en seen but rarelv heard." Booster Club 1, 2, 3; G. A. C. 1, 2, 3; Library Staff 2, 3; F. H. A. 2, 3, 4. 22 FIRST ROW: Norman Dale Guy—Industrial Arts; "There is always a dash of color around his neck." B'ooster Club 1; Future Retailers 1; Jr. Police 1; Monitor 3; Senior Chapel Committee. Emma Lee Guice—Home Economics; "There's wonderlust in her veins." Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 3; Jr. Red Cross 4; Excelsior Y- Teen 4; Fall Varieties 1; Girls' Chorus 1. Barbara Jane Gween—Commercial; "From homework to house o work." Booster Club 3, 4; Future Retailers 4; Commercial 2, 3; Monitor 2. Dollie Gray—College Preparatory; "Ozark Ike of A. H. S." SECOND ROW: Robert James Halk—Industrial Arts; "Do I look like a ladies man? Well, I am." Monitor Captain 3; Student Activities 3, 4; Secretary Freshman Class; Baseball 4. Violet Pauline Hampu—College Preparatory; "Sew . . . it's If; violets." Booster Club 4; French 4; Y-Teen 4. Robert Anders Hanson—College Preparatory; "Success is a matter of having what it takes." Future Retailers Presi dent 4; Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 3, 4; Cad'ucean 4; Science 4; Student Activities 4; Monitor 1, 2; Senior Scholarship Team; Senior Chapel Committee. Dick Harbaiigh—..College Preparatory; "He's my sugar daddv." Booster Club 2; Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 3; Fr.-Soph. Hi-Y 2; Forum'4; Barsity "A" 4; French 3, 4; Tri-Arts 4; Monitor Captain 2; Chronicle Staff 4; Red and Blue Staff 4; Spanish 4; Monitor 2, 3. SIDE: Dorothy Jean Harris—General; "She's a collector." Excelsior Y-Teen 2; Girls' Chorus. William Joseph Hartley—Industrial Arts; "He's a cycler." Evelyn Delayne Haunt—College Prep-Business; "Sophistication in every sense of the word." Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 1, 2; Librarv Staff 1; French 2; Monitor 1, 2, 3; Speech Play 1. Doris June Haunt—General; "Stars in her eyes.' Booster Club 3, 4. Barry DeWitt Hawkins—College Preparatory; "Who said I was a wolf, anyway?" Booster Club 2; Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 3, 4; Fr- Soph. Hi-Y 2; French 2, 3; Chronicle Staff 4; Red and Blue Staff 4; Monitor 2, 3, 4. Lowell Earl Heacock—General; "Does he "doddle?" Future Retailers 4; Monitor 4.
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FIRST ROW: Neva Eileen Heestand—College Preparatory; "She wants to be a teacher!" Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 3; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen; Mixed Chor us 2; Girls' Chorus 1. Sarah Mae Henderson—General; "Nurse, oh, nurse!" Kenneth Wilbur Heinbueh—General; "What a man, what muscles!" Future Retailers 4; Jr. Police 1; Operetta 1; Mixed Chorus 1. Margie Ann lleiii—College Preparatory; "One way to get what you want is to go after it." Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 4; Fr.-Soph Y- %$ Teen 1; Booster Club 1; Forum 4; Fine Arts 2, 3, 4; Operetta 3, 4; Monitor 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. SECOND ROW: Wilbur Lee Henry—General; "A nice, quiet guy." June Hill—General; "Serving is her ambition." Excelsior Y- Teen 3; Girls' Chorus 1. Thomas Jefferson Hillyer=-Industrial Arts; "He saves his mon ey." Jr. Police 1; Monitor Co-captain 4. Donald Eugene Holland—General; "Sleepy time boy." Booster 1; Jr. Police 1; Monitor 3, 4. SIDE: James Herbert Hoover—College Preparatory; "A man of few words." Meridian 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Police 1; Monitor 2, 4; Schol arship Team 1, 3. Airgil Clarence Hoover—Vocational Machine Shop; "He cuts a neat figure eight." Meridian 1, 2, 3. Mack Hopkins—College Preparatory; "Oh! I was only kidding" Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 4; Fr.-Soph. Hi-Y 1; Caducean 4; Forum 4- Jr Red Cross 1; Monitor Captain 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1: Chronicle Staff 4; Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4; Scholarship Team 4; Prom Committee; Ring and Pin Committee. Donna Lee Huffman—College Preparatory: "I like to play" Booster Club 4; Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 4; Meridian 1, 2, 3, 4; Monitor Captain 4. Mary Joy Huntley—College Preparatory; "The man situation is well in hand." Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 4; Caducean 2, 3; Operetta 3 4; Monitor 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 1, 2. Patricia Ann Hyatt—College Preparatory; Jr.-Sr Y-Teen 3 4- Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1; Caducean 2, 3; Forum 3; Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4; Science 3, 4; Secretary 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 4; Monitor 1, 2; Girls' Chorus 1; Scholarship Team 4; Senior Gift Committee. ' 24 FIRST ROW: Roger EI wood Jackson—Industrial Arts; "There's an automo bile in his future." Bettv Jane Johnnaon—College Preparatory; "Trim, pert, and forever alert." Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1; Booster Club 2, 3, 4; Monitor 2; Scholarship Team 1. ,^T Benjamin Alan Johnson—College Preparatory; "Many arts has he." Spanish 3, 4; Meridian 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 2; Mixed Chorus 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Fall arieties 4; Monitor 2, 3, 4; Operetta 4. Richard Wayne Johnson—College Preparatory; "Nervous Nate." Boos.er Club 1; Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 3; Forum 3, 4; Science 3, 4: Tri- Ans 4; Red and Blue Staff 3, 4; National Forensic 2, 3, 4; De bate 2. 3; Monitor 2; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3; Senior Ban quet Committee. SECOND ROW: Robert George Johnson—College Preparatory; "He toots his horn." Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 3, 4; Fine Arts 4; Band 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4. ,w^ Kenneth Lee Judge—Industrial Arts; "A tradesman he will be." Monitor Captain 1; Jr. Police 1. Lottie Marie Kami I—Commercial; "She has wedding bells on her mind." Monitor 2, 3; Girls' Chorus 1. George William Kaufmann—General; "Laugh and the world laughs with you." Fall Varieties 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. SIDE: James Franklin Kcllehcr—General; "He takes the other side of the question." Future Retailers President 1; Student Ac tivities 1; Monitor 1, 2. George Roger Kellner—College Preparatory; "Really girls!— You embarrass me!" Meridian 3, 4; Spanish 1, 2; Operetta 2, 3, 4; Monitor 2; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. John Herbert Kelly Jr.—General; "1 live on music and food." Booster Club 1, 2, 3; Operetta 2, 3, 4; Monitor 1; Boys* Quar tet; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Speech Play 4; Football. George William Kennedy—Industrial Arts "Where's the cue?" Monitor 2, 4; Football; Basketball Manager 1. James Paul Kintz—College Preparatory; "I've no time for girls, just sports." Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4. Guy Henry Kirk—College Preparatory; "Don Juan didn't do so bad either." Fr.-Soph. Hi-Y 1; Operetta 2, 3, 4; Monitor 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Quartet 4.
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FIRST ROW: Paul Franklin Knight—College Preparatory; "A Knight of the Round Table." Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 3, 4; Monitor 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Leo Francis Kotte—College Preparatory; "Why hurry—there's lots of time." Monitor 2. Dorothy Louise Krincr—Commercial; "A very versatile girl." Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1, 2; Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 3; Booster Club 2; G. A. C. 2, 3, 4; Commercial 2, 3, 4; Science 4; Chronicle Staff 4; Monitor 3; Scholarship Team 1, 3. Marjory Ellen Kuklo—College Preparatory; "A merry heart with a contagious laugh." Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 3, 4; Fr.-Soph. Y- Teen 1. 2: Booster Club 2. 3; Fine Arts 4; Science 1; Monitor Captain 1: Student Council 1; Chronicle Staff 4; Spanish 3, 4; Class Secretary 1; Invitation and Name Card Committee; Fall Varieties 3, 4; Monitor 2, 3. SECOND ROW: Thelma Louise Kuntze—Commercial: "Dancing is her inter est." Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1; Booster Club 1, 2; Commercial 2. 3, 4. June Ann Kuntznian—Commercial General; "Life is too short to worry." Eugene Marshall Lacher—Industrial Arts; "The eyes have it." Booster 1; Meridian 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Police 1; Monitor 1; Foot ball 1. Nancy Lee La Monica—College Preparatory; "Personality to burn." Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 3-4; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1, 2; Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G. A. C. 1, 2; Jr. Red Cross Secretary 1; Red and Blue Staff 4; Class Secretary 2; Monitor 2; Girls' Chorus 2; Scholarship Team 1; Cap and Gown Committee. SIDE: Lewis Edward Lehman—College Preparatory: 'Girls bother me —I love to be bothered." Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 2; French 2, 3; Moni tor 1; Scholarship Team 1. Charles Elwood Lcmasters—Vocation 1 Machine Shop; "A hunting we will go." Bruce Libengood=-College Preparatory; "When we think of someone swell, we always think of B. L." Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 3, 4; Forum 4: Science 2, 3, 4; Monitor 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Color CommiUee, Chairman. Ruth Elaine Liechty—College Preparatory; "There's a song in her heart." Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 3, 4; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1, 2; Jr. Red Cross 1; Science 1, 4; Future Teachers 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Chronicle Stc ff, Co-Ed'itor; Operetta 3, 4; Fill Varieties 3, 4: Double Trio 1, 3, 4; Monitor 1, 2, 3; Mixpd Chorus 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 1, 2; Senior Scholarship Team; Girls' State 3; Scholarship Team 3. Marie Lightner—Commercial Distributive Education; "Just Because you're you." Future Retailers 4. Gaylord Carl Lillick—College Preparatory; "Sigh no more lad ies — Sigh no more!" Booster Club President 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 3, 4; Forum 3; Student Council 1, 3, 4; President 4; Student Activities 3, 4; Spanish 3; Class President 3, 4; Prom Committee; Operelta 2, 3, 4; Monitor 2. 3; Mixed Chorues 1 2 3, 4; Boys' State 3; Baseball '49, '50; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas ketball Manager 1. 26 FIRST ROW: Walter Amos Under— General; "The better one knows him, the better one likes him." Ba.nd 1, 2, 3, 4. Earl Duane Long—College Preparatory; "Not short but long." Booster Club 1; Forum 4; French 3. fij3N| 4NEr* TS R Gerald Loucks—College Preparatory; "He spares no pains 'in trying to do his best." Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 3, 4; Fine Arts 4; Science 4; National Honor Society 4, Sec'y-Treas.; Band 3. 4; Orchestra 3; Scholarship Team 3, 4. Jeanette Sue Lucas—College Preparatory Business; "You can't be blue with Sue." Jr. Red Cross 2; Fine Arts 4; Chronicle Staff 4; Spanish 4; Treasurer 4; Fall Varieties 3, 4; Monitor 3. SECOND ROW: Jerrina Maccioli—General; "I'm really bashful at heart." Blue Dom. 4; Monitor Captain 4. Ronald Madigan—General; "Questions don't bother me it's the answers." Monitor 1, 2, 4; Football 1. Jean Ann Maldoven—Commercial; "A quiet girl and quite a girl." Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 3; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 2; Commercial 3, 4, Vice President 4; Monitor 1, 2, 3; Captain 3. James Rodgers Maraaxa—Industrial Arts; "Little but mighty." Football 1. SIDE: Lorin Louis Marini—College Preparatory; "A remark to suit every occasion." Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 3. 4: Fr.-Soph. Hi-Y 2; Forum 3; Blue Dom. 4; National Thespians 4; French 3; Chronicle Staff Co-editor 4; National Honor Society 4; Fall Varieties 4; Speech Play 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 4; Prom Committee; Gift Committee; National Forensic 4. Melvin Lee Marshall—Industrial Arts; "A good sport." William Eugene Marshall—Industrial Arts; "He's partial to blondes." Booster Club 1; Operetta 2; Monitor 2; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Football 1. Flora Mastroianni—General; "A pleasing personality." Jr.- Sr. Y-Teen 3, 4; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1, 2; Booster Club 2; Com mercial 3, 4. Treasurer 4; Girls' Chorus 3. Shirlev Beatrice Mathison—College Preparatory; "What next, Shirley?" Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1, 2; Booster Club 2; Caducean 2; F. H. A. 3, 4; Operetta 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 1, 2. Annie Rae McBride—General; "The sun shines all day with Annie Rae." Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 4, Excelsior Y-Teen 1, 2, 3; Li brary Staff 4; Fall Varieties 3, 4.
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FIRST ROW: Mary Margaret Polus—College Preparatory; She Pushes a mellow accordion. Notre Dame Academy, Cleveland, 3 years; Fine Arts 4; French 4; Fall Varieties 4. Joan Galey Port man*—Commercial; "Lady be good!" Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, 3 years; Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 4; Forum 4; Tri-Arts 4; Chronicle Staff 4. George William Puhl—Industrial Arts; "If you're looking for a pal, look him up." Varsity "A" 3, 4; Baseball '49-'50. Donald Sidney Rado— College Preparatory; "Fingers Rado." Booster 1; Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 3; Forum 4; Library Staff 3: Fine Arts 2, 3, 4, President 4; French 2, 3, 4; Student Activities 3, 4; Red and Blue Staff 4; Prom Committee; Fall Varieties 2, 3, 4; Monitor 2; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, l'resident 2, Vice Presi dent 3, President 4; Basketball '46-'47; Commencement and Baccalaureate Committee. SECOND ROW: James Rastetter—General; "He has a gracious manner of all his own." Footballe '46-'47. Margaret Ann Ravelli—General; "Dark eyes." Decorating Committee 4; Fall Varieties 3, 4; Monitor 3; Girls' Chorus 1; Senor Chapel Committee. Louis Barry Reich—College Preparatory; "Ambition-less." Beaumont, St. Louis, Missouri 1; Morgan Park, Chicago, TIL, 2; Handbook 4. \ <*}' Kenneth Leroy Reynolds-—College Preparatory; "Girls and football are his game." Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 4; Varsity "A" 3. 4; Meridian 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Reserve 2; Varsity 3, 4. SIDE: Dale Robert Rhoads—Vocational Machine Shop; "I'd like to sail the ocean blue." £f Robert Joseph Riley—College Preparatory: "Howdy Lu-kie!" Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 3; Fine Arts 4; French 4, Treasurer; Chairman of Prom Committee; Fall Varieties 3, 4; Senior Chapel Com mittee. Ruby Dominica Rinaldi—Commercial; "Short and sweet." Fr.- Soph. Y-Teen 1: Commercial 4; Monitor 3. Jack Weldon Robertson—College Preparatory; "Brains, good sense, and good nature always combine." Booster Club 1; Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Forum 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4; Blue Dom. 2 3, 4, Vice-President 4; N^t'l Thes pians 3, 4, President 4; Tri-Arts 3, 4; President 4; Student Activities 4; Red and Blue Staff 3, 4, Editor 4; Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Nat'l Forensic 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 1, 2, President 4; Debate Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4; Ring and Pin Committee; Fall Varieties 4; Monitor 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Speech Plays 3, 4 B'oys' State 3; Northwest ern U. National High School Institute 3; Allied Youth Club 1, 2, Secretary 2. Frederick Joseph Rodriquez—College Preparatory Tech. I; "Deeds not words make a man." Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 3, 4; Meridian 1, 2, 3; French 1, 2; Scholarship Team. James R. Roesser—Technical College Preparatory; "Look at the birdie." Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 4; Science 4; French 2; Chronicle Staff 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3. 30 FIRST ROW: Joanne June Rome—Home Economics with Distributive Edu cation; "Sugar and Spice". Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1; Booster Club 1, 2, 3; Future Retailers 4; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Assistant Milk Chairman; Girls' Chorus 1, 2. Roger Russell Round—College Preparatory; "I'm no square." Booster Club 1, Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 3, 4, Secretary; Forum 4; Fine Arts 2, 3, 4; Science 3, 4; Strdent Council 1; Red and Blue Staff 3, 4, Business Manager; Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4; Vice President; Quill and Scroll 4; Nat'l Forensic 2, 3, 4, Vice President; Debate Team 2; Prom Committee, Chairman; Or chestra Committee, Chairman; Cap and Gown Committee, Chairman; Fall Varieties 3, 4; Monitor 2, Captain; Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 4; Boys' State 3; Hi-Y Council 3; Vice President 4, President; Cap and Gown Committee. James Rudolph—College Preparatory; "Please call me Jim." B'ooster Club 2; Varsity Football 2, 3. Charles Anthony Riisso—Vocational Machine Shop; "When June comes, I'll be fishing." Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 3, 4. SECOND ROW: Howard Porter Schmittel, Jr.—General; He's shy and gentle." Roger Nelson Schneider—Vocational Machine Shop In my merry Oldsmobile." Jr. Police 2, 3, 4, Lieutenant 4. Donna Jean Scott—College Preparatory; "Watch those eyes." Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 3, 4: Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1, 2; Future Teachers 3, 4; Monitor Captain 3; Co-chairman of Prom Committee; Chairman of Invitation and Name Card Committee; Monitor 2, 3, 4. Kathryn Mathilda Sedoris—Commercial; "Sweet and natural." Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1; Booster Club 2; Future Retailers 1; Monitor 1. SIDE: Carl Raymond Scevers—Industrial Arts; "Check this mous tache." Monitor Captain. Mary Ellen Shea—Commercial; "When Irish Eyes are Smil ing." Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 3, 4; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1, 2; Commercial 4; Jr. Red Cross 2, 4; Chronicle Staff 4; Prom Committee; Invitation and Card Committee; Fall Varieties 3, 4; Monitor 2, 3. Larry Everett Shells—Industrial Arts; "Pass that football, please." Varsity "A" 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Bas ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. James Lee Sigman—Commercial; "Yakety-yak, yak, yak." Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Future Retailers 4, Treasurer 4; Jr. Police 1; Spanish 2; Operetta 2; Mixed Chor us 1, 2. Byron Earl Smith—Industrial Arts; "I want to fly." Jr. Po lice 1, 2, 3, 4. Robert E. Smith—Industrial Arts; "Radio is my business." Jr. Red Cross 2; Jr. Police 1. A
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31 FIRST ROW: Lincoln Snow Carol Jean Snyder—College Preparatory; "She's an acquaint ance to be desired." Calumet High School, Chicago, Illinois. Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 4; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 2; Booster Club 2, 3; Spanish 3, 4, Vice President 4; Scholarship Team 3; Senior Scholarship Team 4. Gene Richard Snyder—Industrial Arts; "Shoot, Gene." Bas ketball 2, 3. Ronald Allen Snyder—Vol. Mach. Shop; "Bagged another." SECOND ROW: Sheila Marie Sonday—College Preparatory; "That talking clar inet" Jr.-Sr Y-Teen 3, President 4; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1, 2; Blue Dom 4; Library Staff 2, 4; Fine Arts 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers 3, 4; Student Activities 4; Chronicle Staff 4; Nat'l Honor Society 4; Spanish 2; Monitor 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec'y-Treas. 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec'y-Treas. 1, 3, 4. Charles Specht—Industrial Arts; "That grease monkey." Fu ture Retailers 1. Leroy William Steele—Technical College Preparatory; "That man with the horn." Forum 4; Fine Arts 4; Science 4; Chronicle Staff 4; Nat'l Honor Society 4; Fall Varieties 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Director 3, 4; Scholarship Team 4; Boy's State. Mildred June Stevens—College Preparatory; "Poise at its best." Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 3, 4; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1, 2; French 3, 4; Future Teachers 4. SIDE: Robert Harold Stine—College Preparatory; "Spin that record." Booster 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y, Chaplain 3; Jr. Red Cross 4; Red and B.ue Staff 4; Monitor 3, 4; Cap and Gown Committee. Esther June Stoffer—College Preparatory; "The golden voice." Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 3, 4; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1; Library Staff 2; Fine Arts 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers 4; Operetta 3, 4; Fall Varieties 3, 4; Monitor 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Senior Chapel Committee. Wanda Mae Stoudt—Commercial Course; "For she's a jolly good fellow." Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1; Booster Club 3; Commer cial 2%; Operetta 1; Monitor, Mixed Chorus 3; Girls' Chorus 2. Bernice May Stryffeler—Home Ec. with Distributive Educa tion; "Bernice and Stryffeler—Grocery." Future Retailers 4; F. H. A. 1: Monitor 2. Flora Joyce Stryffeler—College Preparatory; "Always bub bling." Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 3; Blue Dom. 3; Tri-Arts 3; Student Council 2; Ring and Pin Committee; Invitation and Name Card Committee; Monitor, Frosh cheerleader. Richard Lee Stuekey—Industrial Arts; "Rifle club whiz." Monitor Captain 3. 32 FIRST ROW: Iris La Rae Summers—Commercial; "Sweet and lovely." Jr.- Sr. Y-Teen 3-4, Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1, 2; Future Retailers 1, 3; Forum 2; Fine Arts 3; Girls' Chorus 1, 2. % Willi,-mi Robert Swallen—College Preparatory; "Five dollars on car seven." Commencement and Baccalaureate Commit tee. George Philip Swinnerton—College Preparatory; "God's gift to one woman." Booster Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity "A" 3; French 3; Prom Committee, Senior Banquet; Monitor 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Senior Banquet Committee. Beulah Ann Taylor—College Preparatory; "I'm Boots!" At tended Middlebranch 1, 2; Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 4; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1, 2; Future Retailers 2; Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4; Monitor 2; Double Trio 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 1, 2. SECOND ROW: Robert Teter—Vocational Trades and Industry; "Gee, I hope she doesn't call on me!" John Albert Thomas—College Preparatory; "Great things come in small packages." Booster Club 1; Jr.-Fr. Soph. Hi- Y 3, President 4; Caducean 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Forum 4, Secretary 4: Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 2, 3, Sec'y- Treas. 4; Varsity "A" 4; Science 2, 3; Tri-Arts 2, 3; Future Teachers, Jr. Police 1, Student Council 4; Student Activities 3. 4; Red and Blue Staff 4; Class Vice President; Monitor 2; Band 1, 2; Speech Play 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1; Boys' State 3; Basketball Manager 2, 3; Football Manager 2, 3, 4; Senior Banquet Committee Chairman. Marilyn Ann Thomas—Commercial; "201 joker." Jr.-Sr Y- Teen 3, 4; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1, 2; Future Retailers 4, Vice President; Library Staff 3; Spanish 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3. George Otho Thompson—College Preparatory; "Calling Dr. Thompson." Alpha Phi 4; Science 4; Monitor Captain 4. SIDE: James Roger Thrash—Standard College Preparatory; "Another 'A'". Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 3; Science 4; Monitor 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Nat'l Honor Society 4; Senior Scholarship Team, Scholarship 1, 2, 3. Corinne Ruth Tribley—College Preparatory; "Math, math, and more math." Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 4; Science 4; Girls' Chorus 1. Janet Barbara Troeheck—Commercial; "Let's fight, fight, fight!" Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1; Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; G. A. C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee; Operetta 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Fall Varieties 2; Cheerleader 1, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 1, 2; Senior Chapel Committee. Nancy Carol Tussa—Commercial; "Flashy smile." Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1; Commercial 2, 3, 4; Monitor 2. Michael Albert Hutch—College Preparatory; "Nutty as a fruit cake." Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 3; -Fr.-Soph. Hi-Y 2; Monitor 2; Senior Chapel Committee. Gerald Lee Valentine—Commercial; "A very good fellow in a quiet way." Booster 4; Future Retailers 4; Monitor Cap tain; Cap and Gown Committee.
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FIRST ROW: Marcella Vance—College Preparatory; "A homemaker she will be." Jr. Red Cross 1; Blue Dom 1; French 1. Jeanette Vicars— Roger Thomas Vogel—Industrial Arts; "Those foolish eyes." Band 1, 2. Frank Edward Waiiiusk •College Preparatory; "The sky lad." Monitor 4. SECOND ROW: Lor in Edward Warner—College Preparatory; "Girls, girls, I love em." Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. Robert Everett Warner—College Preparatory; "He's a good scout." Meridian 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Monitor Captain 4; Student Activities 4. Paul Leland Wasson—Vocational Trades and Industry; "Pag ing one grand fellow." Devona Lee Waugamaii—General; 'Sweet as Sugar." Booster 1.
SIDE: Homer Wsiyn ndustrial Arts; "Do you have a pass?" Robert Alvln Wayne—Industrial Arts; "He's one of those study hall 'angels'!" Monitor 1; Student Council 1. James Gaylord Wearstler—College Preparatory; "Every day is ladies' day with me." Ruth Elaine Weisel—College Preparatory; "Her motto, 'F>e nice'." Booster Club 1; Caducean 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3. Joan Anne Wells—General; "Hell-o, big boy." Jr.-Fr Y-Teen 3, 4; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1, 2; Booster 1, 2, 3; Fine Arts 3 4- Operetta 3, 4; Fall Varieties 3; Monitor 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 1, 2; Senior Banquet Committee. -1fr\ I Winifred Wells—Home Economics; "White cap and uniform."
34 FIRST ROW: Jan Charles West—College 'Preparatory; "A test tube, please." Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y 3, 4; Caducean 3, 4; Fine Arts 4; Science 2, 3, 4, President 4; Future Teachers 4; Student Activities 4; Nat'l Honor Society 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; FJoys' State 3; Cap and Gown Committee. Jovce Norine Wety.el—Commercial; "The traffic stops for her." Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 3; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1; Booster 1, 2, 3; Future Retailers 1; Monitor 3. Jack C. White—Industrial Arts; "Quiet and nice." Monitor 3. Patricia Ann Wrilkinson=-College Preparatory; "Cox? Yossss!" Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1, 2; Booster 4; Caducean 3; French 3, 4. Robert Young—General; "I'll succeed." SECOND ROW: George Zamagais—General; "I've got me a steady date." Fu ture Retailers 4; Monitor 2. Barbara Jean Zeigler—General; "Wedding bells are ringing!" Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1, 2; Caducean 3; Blue Dom 3; Monitor 2; Speech Play 3. Pave Clara Zeigler—General; "Dancing feet and dancing eyes." Booster 1, 2; Fall Varieties 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 1; Senior Chapel Committee. Barbara Jane Zimmerman—College Prep; "Future Librarian." Fr.-Soph Y-Teen 1, 2; Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 3, 4; Caducean 1, 2. 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 4; Monitor 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2; Senior Banquet Committee. Tony Ball—College Prep; "Do you look snazzy!" North Dal las High, Texas 4; Hi-Y 2, 3; Tri-Arts 3; Blue Dom 3; Stu dent Council 3; Monitor 1, 2, 3; Track 4.
NOT PICTURED: James Anderson—General Carroll Blagg—General Raymond l^evine—General William Frain—Vocational Trades and Industry Jerry Grasso—General William Holt—General Wallace Horn—General Eldred Lehigh—General Georgia Shollenberger—College Preparatory; Fr.-Soph. Y-Teen 1, 2; Jr.-Sr. Y-Teen 3, 4; Future Teachers 3, 4; French 2; Science 3: Red and Blue Staff 3; Orchestra 2, 3. George Taylor—General Robert Whitacre—General Thelma Young—General
35 The Senior Class Presents: "Life With Father.
The Senior Class of 1950 chose the hilarious comedy, "Life With Father," to keep in line with the centennial celebration in Alliance. In keeping with this they tried to get a gay nineties atmosphere by having vaudeville acts between the acts of the play. The costumes lighting, and general stage effect exemplified the theaters of the 1900's.
The story centers around the eccentric Clare Day—the father who has never been baptized—and the efforts of his wife, sons, uncles, and cousins to save his questionable soul. The action of the play takes place in the Day's New York City home. The plot gives way to endless humor as father pursues his gay nineties habits.
Father Jack Robertson Vinnie Joyce Meeks Clarence John Thomas John Bob Stine Whitney Edward Branfield Harlan Johnny Hyatt Cora Charlotte Clarke Mary Donna Ballantyne Rev. Dr. Loyd Lorin Marini Doctor Humphreys Guy Kirk Doctor Somers Leroy Steele Margaret Esther Stoffer Annie Marilyn Gantz Delia Patsy Hyatt Nora 6 Peggy Sonday Maggie Carol Engelbert
COMMITTEE
Stage Manager—David Doughty; Bookholder—Nancy LaMonica; Stage Crew— Bill Buzogany, Duane Long, Bob Smith, Arthur Botnick; Furniture—Ruth McCallum, Don Rado, Mike Untch; Costumes—Marilyn Blumenstiel, Neva Heestand, Joyce My ers, Evelyn McCaw; Properties—Patsy Hyatt, Jack Kelly, Diana Negro; Makeup— Peggy Sonday, Beverly Elliott, Carol Englebert; Program sponsored by the Red and Blue; Lights-Curtain—Bill Buzogany; Sound—Marjorie Davidson; Art—Bob Johnson; House Manager—Bob Hanson; Publicity—Bob Buchs, Nancy Edinger, Dolly Gray, Dick Johnson, Beverly Elliott, Bernice Ottle, Mary Ellen Shea, Jim Rosser, Janet Trocheck, Barry Hawkins, Tom Hillyer.
The play was under the capable direction of Miss Marjorie Steltzer, who has in structed Alliance High School students in speech and dramatics for five years, during which time she has given many fine productions.
The between acts vaudeville numbers which were typical of the "gay nineties", featuring duet dances and old melodies, were in charge of Miss Jane Bullock and Miss Marjorie Steltzer.
36 37 "A good head and an indus trious hand are worth gold in • any land."
38 39 JUNIOR CLASS
Junior Officers: Jack Miller, Treasurer; Myron Grossman, Vice-President; John Borton, President; Shirley Stine, Secretary; Mrs. Gertrude Pfouts, Patroness.
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As sophomores we were helpers at Prom; Jean Martin and Brian Newman. Stage hands Walizer and Jordan; Juniors sell Fall Variety tickets to seniors.
40 1st Row: Breckner, Castina, Corbisello, Stine, Borton, Grossman, Castalanes, Carrol, Alberts. 2nd Row: Brown, Clatterbuck, Bartholis, Barker, Clarke, Aquilo, Bell, Ciatu, Campbell, Court, Mrs. Pfouts. 3rd Row: Adams, Bett, Cojocarri, Dye, Boyd, Caskey, Bollardi, Banks, Brittain, Brunner. 4th Row: Agnew, Campbell, Cironi, Anderson, B'olden, Bacon, Crusoe. 5th Row: Brewer, Bodo, Barais, Beverley, Cowner, Boring, Billotte, Collins, Calahan, Cat- ley, Carlile, Anderson.
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1st Row: Graham, Turnbull, Jacob, Hennacy, Teal, Stewart, Theodore, Teters, Loomis. 2nd Row: Hoover, House, Howe, Hartley, Hustus, Igro, lannoti, Leishman, Kirksey Lacher. 3rd Row: Lambert, Vogeli, Guice, R. Kirksey, Jones, King, Giovanelli, Irish, Kloos Giovaninni, LaMonica, 4th Row: Klan, McLeod, Heilow, Mazzei, Marietta, Henderson, Gorman, Holland, John- 5th Row: Haupt, Gumm, Jones, Mongus, Nepper, Kifer, Groat, Long, Hillgreen Harold Geisinger. 41 1st Row: Walton, Kuntzman, Chappie, Wood, Wild, Yeagly, Erb, Gall, Heestand. 2nd Row: Brown, Eutzly, Clark, Rastetter, Fallo, Johnston, Turner, Folk, Nyardi. 3rd Row: Warner, Cracknell, Alberts, Dixson, Bennett, Anderson, Unger, Fuch, Derby, Youne, Sigman. 4th Row: Falcone, Stevens, Diehl, Galehouse, Cojocari, Castina, Alpago, Dallas, Ellis, Teets. 5th Row: Weedling, Wilkinson, AVickersham, Boyce, Wagner, Valentine, Ely, Garra, Stall- man, Phillippi, Clark, Bischel.
1st Row: Finklestine, Stranges, Wareham, Wagner, Wright, Thatcher, White, Edwards Wood. 2nd Row: Stewart, Vicars, Elliot, Martin, Falls, Wilson, Fickes, Williams, Daldos, Tennis Waxier. 3rd Row: Elliott, Datz, Domohoff, Fortnor, Ward, Thorpe, Swanson, Stevens, Stine, Sut ton. 4th Row: Stevens, Thompson, Sylvester, Specht, Walizer, Zalasko, Whitacre, Vasquez Davia, Walburn, Ebersole. 5th Row: Doyle, B'urnham, Tarbitt, Transue, Spiedel, Stauffenger, Wollam, Dunn Don aldson, Fogoras. 42 1st Row: Moore, McLean, Ports, Orlando, Peoples, Orban, Peters, McNichol, Meltzer. 2nd Row: Common, Merrill, McGrath, Mellor, Milner, Ramser, Michalk, Pasco, Pizzedaz. 3rd Row: Pinkerton, Patterson, Miller, Schlosser, Mcintosh, Payne, Mohr, Trussell. 4th Row: Neville, Mikal, McLeod, Zaina, McCasky, Schrader, Morrison, Kennedy. 5th Row: Miller, Miller, Pagonis, Mohr, Fallen, Obney, Oyster, O'Neill, Monea.
1st Row: Salisbury, Mastrianni, Hoobler, Holloway, Humphrey, Schweikart, Schneider, Quattrocchi, Richards. 2nd Row: Kennedy, Ramsey, Maloney, Hunt, Mebbs, Giovan. Jones, Kiser, Sams. Matz. 3rd Row: Hole, Malins, Rawlings, Ruff, D. Ruff, Siegenthaler, Shinn, Quinlan, Semmler. 4th Row: Shonk, Romigh, Schafer, Schaefer, Porter, Funk, Lamiello, Hahn, Gray. 5th Ro:w Raabe, Reda,Porter, Russell, Holmes, Lightner, Jack, Russell, Lytle.
43 SOPHOMORE CLASS
Sophomore Officers:
Ann Bennett, Secretary; Charles Kintz, Vice-President; Ferdinand Macciolli, President; Connie Igro, Treasurer; Elton Bachman, Patron.
Sophomore advisor Miss Miller aids in scheduling; Looker chit-chat
44 1st Row: Benning, Ellis, Bennett, Macciolli, Kintz, Igro, B'ischel, Branfield, Battershell. 2nd Row: Dorsey, Birtalan, Anderson, Abblett, Angelone, Badalutz, aird, Cook, Duro, Bezon, Binion, Mr. Bachman. 3rd Row: Anderson, Bissett, Collins, Derry, Castellucci, Boyce, Borzea, Brewer, Cotting- ham, Cooper, Ball, Calhoun. 4th Row: Brunn, Collins, Flory, Fagan, Benning, Carpenter, Campbell, Elges, Bramhall, DuPlain, Evans, Bowers. 5th Row: Burkhnrt, Eberly, Deevers, Brunner, Brugger, Dawson, Eddy, Cunningham, Calkwell, Dietz, Conway.
1st Row: Gallino, Furgiuele, Howe, Heiser, Freshley, Fasone, Galieti, Jacobs, Gibbs. 2nd Row: Hurford, Graber, Gana, Householder, Hawkins, Flickinger, Halk, Hunt, Evers, Freeman. 3rd Row: Hutzley, James, Honaker, Honsberger, Faubel, Howard, Inherst, Hupp, N. Gana Felice, Johnson. 4th Row: Thomas, Gray, E. Johnson, Hitchcock, Hoffman, C. Gray, Gazea, Hartens^ein Harry, Hawkins, Grimes, Hoebeke. 5th Row: Greenawald, Humpolick, Hardman, Higgins, Gaddis, Jackson, Gottschling, Good Hillman, Headley, Hopkins, Gandee, Hendershot, Hirschel 45 1st Row: White, Waite, Lucas, Luginbuhl, Offenbecker, Moore, Milovich. White, Knowles. 2nd Row: Smith, Krites, Keener, Kovach, Kenmuir, Natale, Murphy, Yarian, Marks, Peroz, Tortora, Walters. 3rd Row: Legros, Marini, McBride, Mintan, Keller, Tolerton, Wells, Pandin, Perkins, Pe- loso, McCarty, Packe. 4th Row: Lair, G. McBride. Martin, Kamil, Kline, Mendling, Nolton, Mooney, Lilly, Young. Elliott, Untch, Kunkle, Leevis. 5th Row: Krash, Math, J. Kunkle, Murari, Locker, Kuntze, Neketis, Wilson, Orend, Per- sello, Dorsey, Miller, Montesano, Maldoven.
1st Row: Stanley, Stone, Spano, Swanson, Beadnell, Bericchia, Borton, Bonner, Davidson. 2nd Row: Suhosd, Stoffer, Stryffler, Bowhof, Dixon, Burrell, Bush, Aleisch, Bebout Thompson. 3rd Row: Dolan, Baum, Stroup, Eddy, Thomas, Baher, Thompson, Buchs, Cavanaugh, B. Thompson, Stoffer, Day, Davis. 4th Row: Summers, Hadley, Staurfenger, Stencil, Bailey, Domencetti, Beckwith Hazzard, Ferlotti, St. John, Beltrami, Stancu. 5th Row: Supler, Swallen, Funkhouser, Tanner, Hoopes, DelPuppo, Frank, Daily, Adams, Baker, Finn, Aufrance, Bates, Thompson.
46 1st Row: Foith, Freshley, Jamison, Jackson, Graham, Evans, Turk, Fickes, Widemer. 2nd Row: Williams, Waitley, Zimpleman, Voss, Mikes, Jacobs, Monicue, Ford, Jenkins, Owen, Walker, Wiles. 3rd Row: Graham, Mentzer, Patterson, Visi, Mickol, Weaver, Toole, Woodall, Wayne, Wareham, Moyer, Winn. 4th Row: Wilson, Yendrich, Zumbar, Miller, Yost, McLaughlin, Murphy, T. McLaughlin, Oates, Warner, Payne, Poletti. 5th Row: West, Wilson, Otteson, White, Webb, Penny, Huff, Vogeli, Nicholson, Morris, Webb, Worley, Pagnucco, Trombitas.
1st Row: Kindler, Korsy, Sigenthaler, Lowman, Shuler, Mann, Martin, Kannel, Kunkle. 2nd Row: Schmidt, Rhoads, Eddy, Richards, Smith, Saporito, M Sineri, Snow, Schaffer Shook, Leech, Redman, Reed, Spall, Sams. 3rd Row: Simmons, Simmons, Raesti, Rinaldi, Slabaugh, Ruff, Snellgrove, Pond, Sollie Sivey, Schindly, Paterson, Rome, Sineri. 4th Row: Risinello, Robertson, Schubert, Sigman, Schindlv, McClain, Lance, Keller, Smith Sorge, Palmer, Rinaldi. 5th Row: Reich, Scott, Donohoe, Shinn. Reber, Price, Rutland, Shuffleton, Proctor, Phil lips, Snyder, Redanger, Roach, Rome.
47 FRESHMAN CLASS Tom Smith, Treasurer; Janice Peters, President; John Stranges, Vice President; William Burger, Secretary.
1st Row: Hutzley, Kuntzman, Halm, Stranges, Peters, Smith, Graham, Garten, Me thaler. C 1 b etile^, A MaS n S MiUer P> MyerS Lee C cker Colan 2nd Row^ ^ a i^?ing ' ° ' ' ' ' ' ° ' ^r, Binkley, 3rd R°w: Durrell, DeBee D. Johnson, D. Belty, McGuire, Gustovel, Best, Favazzo T Leister, Menegay, Baier. ' ' ^^^^o, .J. Row er n 4th ^da^ k^J ^Nutter, Fotheringham, Douglas, Muller, Bissett, Dillick, Clark, 5th Row: Caru^ ^ §^^^^^^r, J. Anthony, W. Miller, N. Allen, Copeland,
48 1st Row^ J^Reed, L. Stanley, C. Cloon, Schweitzer, Thrash, Williams, E. Edinger, C. Dolan, R h 2nd %us^ 'TS.eSetratton, K. McCracken, M. Miller, S. White, R. Phillips, S. Shultz, F.
3rd ^"ens^^pelSe0!1:!' lafs^ry * Reyn°ldS' M" Farke' S' Pinley' J" Trocheck, B. Stev- 4th Row: Simons, Wilson, Wyrick. Palozzi, C. Maugev L Fink Puhl Orlando qWflrtv 5th Row : er a f yster Shanks R SummerV d s ch^Tn, oTd s?'^yi (;r ' ' - - wo^y\nd°th rzffi;
4th ROW ibe^? &&*&*£^^XSSl^W^ffii, Me,ter, "h R0Wriai°e°sSh0rn' Honsbe^-, Beckett, Bur.ey, Morrison, Jack, Alton, Clan, Guynm,
49 EIGHTH GRADE
1st Row: Black, Jackson, Tarman, Bichsel, Anderson, White, Derr, Oswalt, Johnson. 2nd Row: Mangino, Garrison, Coe, Duchon, Johnston, Dowling, Porter, Vance, Johnson, Reisch. 3rd Row: Godsey, Moore, Garten, Haupt, Rudolph, Tennis, Dean, Weedling, Frtalich, Syme. 4th Row: Benedict, Mahn. Mehnert, Dixon, Anderson, Wehner, Mangus, Green. 5th Row: Chapon, Black, Seekoso, Lare, Burtew, Horner, Pierce, Bagley, Zeigler, Truss*5!.
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1st Row: Conrad, Fisher, Woods, Kennedy, Winters, Findley, Painelli, Wilson. 2nd Row: Bebout, Bell Wilson, Patterson, Goodman, Franklin, Anderson, Mclnnes Mc- Ferren, Mrs. Millspaw. '
50 CLASSROOM VARIETY
™"!iTMiSS DiUey's AIsel>ra Class, Mr. Barnard's Cl.emistrv Class Bottom" M^ »"?"*'* ,•"• *"**"*— «»**. Mr. Hoover's Latin American Historv Class Bottom-Mr. Bachman's Fr. Woo.ttvorkin* Class. Mrs. Prices Hon.e Economies Class
51 ACTIVITIES
"Pleasures are in our hands I or eyes."—Pope.
52 53 NATIONAL THESPIANS
1st Row: McCallum, Stine, King. Meeks. 2nd Row: Miss Steltzer, Buzogany, Marini, Robertson, Newman, Doughty.
QUILL AND SCROLL
1st Row: Robertson, Meeks, Englebert, Blumenstiel. 2nd Row: Johnson, Round, Mr. Crist, Buzogany, Doughty
54 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
1st Row: Liechty, Hyatt, Meeks, Englebert, Barrett, Dalton, Gantz. 2nd Row: Miss Mary Dilley, Steele, Marini, Boyce; Sonday, Round, Thrash. 3rd Row: Robertson, Roesser, Hopkins, Loucks, West, Buzogany.
NATIONAL FORENSIC
1st Row: McCallum, Clark, Robertson, Round, Agnew, Moyer. 2nd Row: Miss Geddert, Householder, Meeks, Dixon, Godsey, Martin, Falls, Rastetter. 3rd Row: Galehouse, Newman, Johnson, Holmes, Krash, Geiger, Russell, Doughty.
55 BAND
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1st Row: Kuntzman, Knight, Zimmerman, Leaster, Gross, Faubil, Rastetter, Honsberger, Sivey, Allen, Zimmerman, Wyrick, Kaufman, Stevens, Steele, Buchs, Freshlev. Bebout, Snellgrove. 2nd Row: Jasia, Smith, Winder, Warner, Honsberger, Kelly, Cox, West, Sigman, Cunning ham, Hitchcock, Doahoe, Round, Walton, Johnson, Loucks, Turner, Webb, Miller. ORCHESTRA 1st Row: Jacob, Frazer, Rado, Lowman, Clarke, Wehner, Shinn. James, Olds, Johnson. 2nd Row: Wilcox, Snively, Ports, Meeks, Scott, Johnson, Gorum, White, Snively, Ta*e Lowman. 3rd- Row: Schneider, Mohr, Tatsch, Heestand, Gross, Elliot, Sonday, Nyardi, Angei-me Miss Arnholt. 4th Row: Thompson, Brown, Rastetter, Allan, Wyrick, Johnson, Turner, West, Sigman Baker, Boyce. 3rd Row: Pisanello, Bennett. Swartz, Simcns, Greer, Swarlz. Maragay, Teets, Nogle. 4th Row: Ert, Johnson, Evans, Trotcheck, Conway, Bowers, Wilcox, Huffman, Buchs, Cav- anogh, Dawson, Elliot, Sonday, Nyardi, Yeagley. 5th Row: Battershell, Heiser, Boyce, Alpago, Echrae,* Duro, Baker, Garrison, Johnson, Krash, Poulaillon, Felice, Duro, Stallman, Wild. Heastand.
MIXED CHORUS
1st Row: Loomis, Snyder. Schweikart, Groat, Quinlan, Buchs, Ports, Stine. McCallum. 2nd Row: Heim, Jones, Stewart, Negro, French, Stoffer, Mathison, Dye, Humphrey, Thatcher, Huntley, Castina. Miss Sackett. 3rd Row: Barclay, Hirshell, Bennett. Mellor, Wells, Pond, Brown, Heestand, Taylor, Clark, Myers, Ruff, Wright, Grimes, B'ramhall. 4th Row: Day, Brunn, Dallos, Liechty, King, Anderson, McGrath, Sigman, Nicholson, Lil- lick, Buzogany, Shinn. 5th Row: Kirk, Kelner, Gehm, Summers, Kuhns, Funkhouser, Kelley, Heinbuch, Edwards, Hardman, Cox, Rutland, Jackson, Johnson. 57 STUDENT ACTIVITIES COUNCIL
1st Row: Dalton, Redman, King, Thomas, Borton, Wild, Peters. 2nd Row: Lillick, Gantz, Clark, Miller, Sonday, Ballantyne, Miss Smith, Mr. Whitacre. 3rd Row: Kellner, West, Rado, Maccioli, Robertson, Buchs, Buzogany, Agnew.
RED CROSS COUNCIL
1st Row: Shea, Ottle, Birtalan, Dye, Matz, Shultz, Freeman 2nd Row: Miss Hendershot, Madison, Peterson, Hawkins, Zimmerman, Frank, Miss Nolt 3rd Row: Weaver, Hyatt, Thompson, Ward, Thorpe, Mason Barrett 4th Row: Barnhouse, Groat, Burley, Miller, Burton, Barclav Thomas
58 SCIENCE 1st Row: Swanson, Thrash, Galehouse, West, Libengood, Hyatt, Brunn, Stevens. 2nd Row: Davidson, Falls, Turner, Tribley, Irish, Meeks, Dixon, Bezon, Mr. Barnard. 3rd Row: Semmler, Clark, Liechty, Kriner, McGrath. Shinn, Thompson, Webb. 4th Row: Johnson, Breckner, Dunn, Long, Miller, Hanson, Buzogany, McLaughton. 5th Row: Round, Kifer, Steele, Loucks, Roesser, Farnham, Hardman, Speidel, Grossman, Hoffman, Cunningham.
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FORUM 1st Row: Stryffeler, Moore, Buchs, Robertson, McCallum, Thomas, Ports, Wright. 2nd Row: Chappie, Englebert, Blumenstiel, Castino, Meeks, Rastetter, DuPre, Doyle, El liot, Miss Miller. 3rd Row: Edwards, Ottle, Hein, Bennet, McGrath, Anderson, Martin, Clark, McClain. 4th Row: Round, Hanson Barclay, Barret, Portman, Dawson, Ballantyne, Swanson, Gale- house, Doughty, Giovannie. 5th Row: Buzogany, Varner, Harbaugh, Steele, Russell, Long, Hopkins, Libengood, Rado, Hawkins, Johnson, Agnew. 59 FR.-SOPH Y-TEEN 1st Row: Madison, Collins, Buchs, Honsberger, Householder, Snellgrove, Moyer, Schindly. 2nd Row: Harris, Hurford, Jenkins, Bonner, Davidson, Glagoski, Brittain, Pond, Duro, Gross. 3rd Row: Heastand, Garrison, Mentzer, Anderson, Cavanaugh, Flickinger, Foith, McCarty, Faubel, Pandin, Freshley, Battershell. 4th Row: McBride, Sivery, Ruff, Voss, Borton, James, Stroup, Anderson, Abblett, Bebout, Tolerton, Stackhouse. 5th Row: Stratton, Mentzer, McVane, Owen, Polizzi, Wells, Thompson, Fink, Brewer, Howe, Kenmuir, Boyce, Shook.
1st Row: Gibbs, Edinger, Derry, Snow, Redman, Calhoun, Widemer, J Widemer 2nd Row: Freeman, Waite, Branfield, Offenbecker, Siegenthaler, McComb, Kline,' Bennins- lurk, Sloan, Miss Parks. fe' 3rd Row: Hahn Heiser, Cook, Macks, B'ericchia, Stanley, Martin, Jacobs, Galeno, Ellis i-iUglnbuhl. 4th R^ S^edel^Bard, Cowan, Mann, Rhoads, Freshley, Lowman, Cooper, Trocheck, 5th R0 i! ; ( k e n Li k MetZe Pet M Uge Moller Fi Ie ^o>i! FS n iry? c o ok l!^ ' '' ™' ° >' ' ™ ^ «-«*.' 60 JR.-SR. Y-TEEN 1st Row: McCallum, Erb, Elliott, Sonday, Stine, Anderson, Gantz, Edinger. 2nd Row: Williams, Brittain, Nyardi, Mastrianni, M. Mastrianni, Matz, Sutton, Edwards, Stranges, Meltzer, Miss Stoneburner. 3rd Row: Stryffeler, Iannotti, Fallo, Thatcher, Folk, Igro, Miller, Kirksey, Kuklo, Ottle. 4th Row: Waxier, DuPre, Englebert, Swanson, Portman, Wright, Ports, Quinlan, Allen, French, Shea. 5th Row: McClain, Summers, Mebbs, Doyle, Ballantyne, Ruff, Holloway, Martin, Stevens, Blumenstiel, Moore.
1st Row: Thomas, LaMonica. McBride, Clarke, Peters, Yeagley, Heestand, Schweikart, Wild, Rastetter, King. 2nd Row: Dye, Liechty, Hyatt, Stoffer, Arris, Zimmerman, Bett, Huntley, Dalton, David son, Negro, Eutzley, Michalk, Kreck, Anderson, Miss Kilgore. 3rd Row: Thorpe, Barrett, Clark, Meeks, Rawlings, Falls, McCaw, McQuire, Chapel, Cor- bisella, Tribley, Jones, Holdreed, Kamel. 4th Row: Stewart, Brown, Castina. Anderson, Ruff, Duro, Bennett, Clayton, Jones, Brug- ger, Heesta,nd, Walton, Turner, Hein. 5th Row: McGrath, Maldoven, Sigman, Shinn, Snyder, Giovanelli, Mellor, Taylor, Dawson, Wells, Guice, Young, linger, Scott, Ferlottia, Ward. 61 LIBRARY STAFF
1st Row: Johnson, De Falco, Orban, Hennacy, Jones, Miller, Heetsley. 2nd Row: McBride, Sams, Swanson, Benedict, Sineri, McCaw, Binion, Miss Parks. 3rd Row: Clayton, Leishman, Keller, Fink, Carroll, Sonday, Giovan, Mason, Zimmerman.
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MERIDIAN 1st Row: Hoover, Johnson, Baltz, Locker, Warner, Winn, Baum, Wyrick. 2nd Row: Menegay, Oyster, Huxley, Kline, Summers, Shanks, Trombitis, Bowers, Mr Stanley. 3rd Row: Oyster, Lilly, Hoover, Gansel, Worley, Brunner, Humpolick, Warner, Lacher. 4th Row: Hoffman, Rodriquez, Barnhouse, Bates, Kellner, Johnson, Aufranee, Cunningham Schafer. 5th Row: Hoover, Hardman, Miller, Mikol, Barnes, Jack, Morrison, Poland, Wainuskis Cobb. 62 FINE ARTS
1st Row: Sineri, Heastand, Myers, Rado, Stoffer, Negro, Castellucci, Wild. 2nd Row: Pond, Quinlan, Duro, Lucas, Heastand, White, Angelone, Schneider, Redman, Mr. Temple. 3rd Row: Kuklo, Hein, Clark, Miller. Wells, Sonday. Campbell, Pol US, Hawkins. 4th Row: Kamel, Johnson, Round, Riley, Loucks, Steele, West, Gehm.
TRI ARTS
1st Row: DuPre, Englebert, Blumcnstiel, Robertson, Ballantyne, Doyle, Stryffeler 2nd Row: Meeks, Swanson, Portman, Mr. Whitacre, Rastetter, Moore, Elliott 3rd Row: Ports, Ferlotti, King, Wright, Schweikart. 4th Row: Bucks, Farnham, Cox, Harbaugh, Johnson, Thomas.
63 COMMERCIAL
1st Row: Daldos, Erb, Mastroianni, Gantz, Maldoven, Brugger, Wiles, Widmer. 2nd Row: Luginbuhl, Culberson, Hutzley, Reed, Galeno, Krites, Galieti, Edinger, Miss JMoses 3rd Row: Thrash, Garman, Tussa, Frank, Shea, Ottle Rinaldi, Bezon, Clayton, Miller. 4th Row: Mastroianni, Madison, Wareham, Pandin, Ruff, Stoudt, Domhoff, Irsh, David son, Shook, Smith. 5th Row: Metzer, Derry, Kriner, Kuntze, Mikal, Fuch, Polozzo, Giovanilli, Bennett, Fin- ley, Eutzley.
GIRLS' ATHLETIC
Pettis. Voss. 4th Row: Gross, Ruff, Close, (Jarretta, spall, Lacner, '.-toasey, fc 5th Row: Clatterbuck, Collins, Warner, Slabaugh, Boyce, Krin er, Mikol, Bennett, Gambs. 64 FRENCH 1st Row: Wright, Riley, Harbaugh, King, Swanson, Hampu, McClain. 2nd Row: Falls, Rastetter, Wilkinson, Nyardi, Fallo, Stewart, Miss Bullock. 3rd Row: Hardman, Rollins, Singent, Polus, Stevens, Colins, Cironi. 4th Row: Colley, Raber, Wagner, Tarbit, Rado, Messenheimer, Cox.
SPANISH
1st Row: Stine, Peters, Snyder, Lucas, Ballantyne, Doyle, Wiliams, Dye, Loomis. 2nd Row: Miss Taylor, DuPre, Ports, Schweikart, Wild', Heestand, McNickel, Bollardi Hartley, Irish, Waxier. 3rd Row: Doughty, Vosquez, Shinn, Thomas, Anderson. Benett, Kuklo, Stewart, Mebs Bett, Johnson. 4th Row: Breckner, Alberts, Borton, Lightner, Harbaugh, Beverly, Barnes, Gorman. 65 BLUE DOMINO
1st Row: Heiser, McCallum, King, Robertson, Owen, Cook, Stine. 2nd Row: Meeks, Blumenstiel, Ports, Schweikart, Stryffeler, Miss Steltzer. 3rd Row: Brunn, Sonday, Martin, Quinlan, Macciolli, Elliott. 4th Row: Buzogany, Grossman, Callahan, Marini, Breckner, Doughty.
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ALPHA PSI HI Y
1st Row: Thrash, Barclay, Robertson, Round, Buzogany. Marini, Johnson, Loucks. 2nd Row: Miller, Rodriquez, Barnhouse, Johnson, Hanson, Thompson, Stine, Mr. Reig- hart. 3rd Row: Lillick, Knight, West, Roesser, Burnham, Libengood, Hopkins, Pieffer, Falls, Wainaushus. 66 BETA HI-Y
1st Row: Teets, Long, Conner, Agnew, McLeod, Lambert, LaMonica. 2nd Row: Semmler, Stevens, Doyle, Grimm, Calahan, Hahn. 3rd Row: Neville, Russell, Miller, Grossman, Jordon,'Alpago. 4th Row: Gorman, Dunn, Spiedel, Poland Groat, Stone, Phillipi.
'"Be DELTA AND GAMMA HI-Y
1st Row: Pisanello, Young, Finn Conway, Putland, Collins, Untch. 2nd Row: Mr. Bachman, Evans, Smith, Gazia, Brunn, Palmer, Mr. Miller. 3rd Row: Hirshel, Shinley, Webster, Wilson, Webb, Maulton, Ferlotti, Anderson. 4th Row: Hazard, Donohoe, Thompson, Kuhns, Hillman, Sniffelton, Cunningham.
67 MONITOR CAPTAINS
1st Row: Thrash, Boyce, Barthalles, Maccioli, Giovannini. 2nd Row: Seevers, McGowan, Huffman, Thompson, Mr. Guy Hoover. 3rd Row: Hopkins, Alberts. Libengood, Stauffenger, Warner.
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JR. POLICE
1st Row: Graham, Smith, Snyder, McGowan, Benning, Hershell. 2nd Row: Wilson, Palmer, Datz, Bagley, Painelli, Baum, Dean, Mr. Kidwell. 3rd Row: Fisher, Eddy, Wilson, B'ebout, LaNave, Riebold, Woods, Journey.
68 STUDENT COUNCIL
1st Row: Stine, McCallum, Lillick, Grossman, Gantz. 2nd Row: Hively, Menster, Hyatt, James, Falls, Peters, Mr. Coppock. 3rd Row: Hoopes, Macciolli, Borton, Kintz, Buchs, Messenheimer, Thomas.
8TH GRADE Y-TEEN
1st Row: Vance, Dixon, Johnston, Duchon, Oswalt. 2nd Row: Johnson, Black, Tarman, Rowling, Jackson, Mrs. Millspaw. 3rd Row: Hobeke, Mehnert, Mangus, Wehner, Green.
69 BOOSTER
1sst RowRow : Krites, Quinlan, Trochek, Stine, Lillick, Sigman, Richards, Schweikart 2 nd Row: White, Hatipt, Givonini, Locker, House, Brittain. Orlando, Metzel, Lillick Wood, Misl\/T ic 1st Row: Spano, Berricchia, Sa Monice, McComb, Igro Muehl er, Evans, Allen. ^nd Row: Jacobs, Halk, Jacobs, White, Sams, Fickes, Pandin, Battershell, Stryffeler, Mc- Galium 3rd Row: Jamison, Miller, Ketter, Binkley, Vicars, Yarian, Gantz, Hawkins Moyer Harris Elirottf'Graham ' ^^^oMer, Trocheck, Madison, McGrath, BennVtl Gustafut 5th Row Oyster, Cox, Cobb, Headley, Barnes, Tanner, Morrisson, Guy, Huffman, Barclay, noDoughty. 70 1st Row: Mann, Folk, Rome, Smith, Edinger, Shultz, Evers, Fickes. 2nd Row: Gween, Conrad, Stewart, Wilkinson, Fickes, Williams, Cassidy, Pasco, Cook Lee 3rd Row: Peters, Maloney, Hunt, Rinaldi, Bennett, Giradini, Ianotti Stranges. 4th Row: Garra, Bebout, Mougey, Elliott, Drayer, Allison, Elliott, Igro, McCraken, Rome HHHHHK o o o 1st Row: Holdreed, Ruff, Peters, Thorpe, Duchan, Dowling, Wehner, Boring. 2nd Row: Clark, Jones, McGuire, Corbisella, Chappie, Castina, Fallo, Edwards. 3rd Row: Day, Hustus, Kloos, Datz, Kennedy, Clatterbuck, Mebbs, Wagner Branfield 4th Row: Lehman^MUral, Halk, Swinnerton, Nekitis, Mcintosh, Holland', Brush, Eugene 71 FUTURE RETAILERS 1st Row: Moore, Parke, White, Kelleher, Thomas, Sigman, Estock. 2nd Row: Barnes, Sedoris, Gween, Garman, Baxter, Mrs. Van Horn. 3rd Row: Stryffeler, Lightner, Dobson, Farmer, Rome, Wetzel, Boring. 4th Row: Zamagais, Guy, Burnham, Specht, Valentine, Heacock, Hanson. n A fr fk o A FUTURE HOME MAKERS 1st Row: Binon, Sams, Masan, Tennis, Campbell, Evans, Schmidt, Windmer. 2nd row: Mrs. Price, Aleich, Felice, Jamison, Folk, Turnbull, Barker, Brown, Davidson, Miss Johnk. 3rd Row: Mann, Reale, Gambs, Milner, Paris, Fickes, Rome, Ruff, Banks. 72 FUTURE TEACHERS 1st Row: Yeagley, James, Rawlings, Dalton, Boyce, Falls, Owen, Heastand. 2nd Row: Davidson, Beck, Dye, Ports, Elliot, Thatcher, Stine, Peters, Mrs. Lucy Hoffman. 3rd Row: Stevens, Martin, Walton, Stoffer, Negro. Keller, Holdreed, Sams, Dixon, Barker. 4th Row: Stratton, McCarty. Cavanaugh, Campbell, Liechty, Doyle, Brewer, Tolerton, Siegenthaler, Meller, Bennett. 5th Row: Thorpe, Anderson, Sigman, Hanson, Buzogany, Kuhns, West, Doughty, Sonday, McGrath. ;. Ms* m:.sm.xm m §m »;. II i » ; • ft > | CADUCEAN 1st Row: Boyce, Stoffer, Hitchcock, Thomas, West, Freeman, Benning, Ellis. 2nd Row: Patterson, Stanley, Brandfield, Weisel, Gall, Beadmell, Macks, Miss Dowler. 3rd Row: Sivey, Myers, Ruff, Iannotti, Adams, Meltzer, Turner, Zimmerman. 4th Row: Krash, Hopkins, Shinn, Fink, Johnston, Bodo, Dallos, Se'ister. 73 Barbara Quinlan, Tony Migal, Don Rado. Fall Varieties was again this year a striking example of the fine teamwork that is present in "A. H. S." It was directed by Leland whitacre who has directed this production since its origin in 1940. The theme "From Dawn to Dusk" was vividly portrayed by the fine continuity of the show. The pajama chorus symbolized the dawn and was a striking opening using the new black light effect. The five choruses really made up the body of the show while the solo and ensemble numbers provided the network by which the show was tied together. There was included in this group: solo singers and dancers, acrobats, comedy routines, instrumentalists, and ensembles. The all- star chorus added the touch of midnight to the ending for which the black ballerina dresses swished to and fro across the stage, finishing their dance to the music of "Three O'Clock In The Morning." The show played two nights to appreciative audiences. Fall Va rieties is an activity which the high school sincerely hopes will con tinue for many years. Jane Holloway, All Star Chorus, Margaret Wild. Joy Heestand, Lorin Marini, Brian Newman, Bill Buzogany, M. C's. 74 1—Diane Bichsel and Ben Johnson; No. 2—Alex Carretta; No. 3—Jockey Chorus- P Peters, D. Galieti, S. Stine, G. Schweikart, Jackie Folk, J. Peters, B. Ports, J Hutselv' M. Krites, N. Edinger; No. 4—Philip Gehm and Pat Pond; No. 5—Ron Russell and S111^^?^1^.0- 6~~§,t°rmy Weather: S. Anderson, B. Mehnert, A. Dawson, J Mc Grath G. McClain V. Giovan, J. Bennett, M. Ward, M. Shea, and B. Ottle; No. 7—Na- dme Schneider; No. 8-—Mary Lou Sineri; No. 9—Mixed Ensemble: C. Hardman R Liechty J Myers, E Stoffer; B. Quinlan, B. Ports, G. Schweikart, J. Brarnhp]],' R, UC E W d ; 0 J ive: 11—Shirleii ^^ yT Lugmbuhl^ K v^V; No. "^12—Marjor- ?f' - v £Kuklo ?rown. , J. Phillippi, W. Baker, D. Solli; No. 75 13—Sally Smith; No. 14—Francine Keller; No. 15—School Daze: J. Stevens, M. Gross No. man, T. "Barclay, D. Albert, J. Pizzedaz, R. Summers, B. Jordan, J. Brush, in front—E. B'ranfield, L. Lehman; No. 16—Connie Igro; No. 17—Bob Riley; No. 18—Mary Polus; Xo. 19—Opening Chorus: G. Aquilo, D. Barker, C. Heiser, T. Estock* C. Householder, P Derby, N. Siegenthaler, L. Foster, C. Wright, J. Reed, R. Buchs, M. Schindley, M. Felice, J Madison, S. Monicue, S. Freeman, G. Duro, B. Borzea; No. 20—The Hepsters: B. Jackson, G. Clayton, B. Merrell, A. McBride, C. Neal, L. Miller; No. 21—Jack Rob ertson: No, 22—Sue and Donna Lucas. 76 WE DEBATE, ACT, SING 77 WE DANCE... 78 RED AND BLUE STAFF i§i#li :ft ft 1st Row: Englebert, Blumenstiel, Robertson, DuPre, Meeks. 2nd Row: Miss Mary Dilley, Stine, Thatcher, Dawson, La Monica, Thomas, Mr. Crist. 3rd Row: Hawkins, Buzogany, Round, Rado, Harbaugh, Doughty, D. Johnson. Receiving: an "All-American" award5 FMitors Blumenstiel and Robert son open the *'Wailing Wall." Setting up a page; Selling Red and Bine's; Making up a picture lay-out. 79 Top: Lorin Marini, eo-editor. The two editors help Mr. IMmit take Class Pictures; Ruth Elaine Lie'chty, co-editor. Mddle: Boh Buchs and Mack Hopkins sell an ad to Mr. Cunin, Sue Lucas, Miss Bullock. Msis Hillman, and Dorothy Kriner at work. Bottom: Boh Buchs, Business Manager. We attempt to sell Chronicles, Mack Hopkins, Business Manager. 80 CHRONICLE STAFF 1st Row: McCallum, Gantz, B'uchs, Liechty, Hopkins, Blumenstiel. 2nd Row: Miss Hillman, Lucas, Englebert, Ballantyne, Portman, Kuklo, Miss Bullock. 3rd Row: Clark, Dawson, Kriner, Sonday, Shea, Ottle, Meeks. 4th Row: Buzogany, Hawkins, Steele, Roesser, Mr. Whitacre, Cox, Harbaugh, Geiger. Co-editors: Ruth Elaine Liechty, Lorin Marini Co-business managers: Robert Buchs, Mack Hop kins. Senior pictures and records: Ruth McCallum, Shelia Sonday, Donna Ballantyne, Bill Buzo gany, Annabelle Dawson. Faculty pictures and records: Joyce Meeks, Leroy Steele Clubs and Classes: Mary Ellen Shea, Bernice Ottle Activities: Marilyn Gantz, Marjory Kuklo Girls sports: Charlotte Clark Football: Dick Harbaugh Basketball and Spring Sports: Barry Hawkins Photography: James Roesser, Larry Cox, Max Geiger Copyreaders: Carol Englebert, Marilyn Blumen stiel Typists: Sue Lucas, Dorothy Kriner, Joan Port- man Editorial Advisor: Miss Marguerite Hillman Business Advisor: Miss Jane Bullock Photography Advisor: Leland Whitacre 81 ATHLETICS "He played the game" . . . What finer epitaph can stand? —Grantland Rice 82 83 THE 1949 SQUAD Steubenville Central Alliance 40 Catholic 13 Alliance 6 Toledo Waite 27 Alliance 14 Mansfield 28 Alliance 21 Barberton 6 Alliance 14 Massillon 48 Alliance 26 Warren 6 Alliance 19 Canton McKinley 37 Alliance 6 Cleveland Benedictine 12 Alliance 32 Canton Lincoln 7 Alliance 7 Cleveland East Tech 19 Mel Knowlton Mainwaring, Andreani, Tonges, Knowlton. 84 THE LETTERMEN Jack Miller Thomas Harbaugh Shells J. Kintz Borton Nicnolson 85 Gray FOOTBALL As the season of the pigskin got under way, the gridiron saw the Steubenville Central Catholic Crusaders fall beneath the onslaught of the Alliance Aviators to the score of 40 to 13. While still early in the season though, this victory was offset by a defeat in the second game of the Aviators, who buckled beneath the power of a heavy Toledo Waite eleven to the tune of 21 to 6, before a home crowd of Waite fans. The lone Alliance touchdown come on a line play bv Henrv Nicholson in the final quarter of play. With a victory and a defeat beneath their helmets Coach Mel Knowlton's gridders again felt the bitter taste of defeat, as they fell prey to a strong Mansfild Tyger t^am It was only after three quarters of "rough ball lugging," that the Tygers succeeded in defeating the Aviators. The scoreboard showed a 14-14 tie at the end of the third quarter, but changed to 28 to 14 in the fourth. "Dollie" Gray, main offensive charge for the Aviators scored twice against the Tygers. Although the "Red and Blue Grid ders" felt the sting of defeat in this game and the previous one, they turned out in "fine style" to set back the Barberton Magics 21 to 6 before 9,000 fans here at Hart shorn Field. The fray was sparked by the brilliant passing of Johnny Borton who stunned the Magics with 7 completions in 13 tries, accounting for 110 yards of Aviator yardage. Before a full house in "Tigertown", the Massillon Tigers avenged their 14 to 0 loss, handed to them in Alliance during the 1948 season. Led by their All-Ohio back Irvin 'Ace" Crable, the "Bengals" scored early and frequently to take a commanding 27 to 7 lead at halftime. Crable "chalked up" three tallies while John Borton was the Aviator's offensive standout, tossing 33 passes and hit on 15 for a 200 yardage Bouncing back from their Massillon loss, the Aviators lashed out a 26 to 6 defeat to the heavy Warren Panther squad. "Dollie" Gray's cleats dug in to "pay dirt" twice for Alliance. Joining him in pay dirt tallies were Carroll and Borton, eacli scoring 86 Coming as near as a team can to winning without doing so, against the Bulldogs 01 Canton McKmley, the Alliance Aviators dropped a 37 to 19 decision. Coach "Bup" Kearicks forehead went into wrinkles in the third quarter as the Aviators forped ahead in a short lived 19 to 13 lead, as a result of the scoring passes of the Red and Blue s Borton. Led by Sam Parks, the Bulldogs displayed their reserved strength in the final quarter when the McKinley eleven scored four times to take the game from the Aviators. That was the Aviator's fifth loss but this was only followed by another tilt in which Knowlton's gridders were defeated in the final minutes of play by Cleveland Benedictine In snapping back the Aviators "trampled" the Lions of Canton Lincoln 32 to 7, with Dolhe" Grey dashing off four tallies gaining 132 yards. In bringing one of their leanest seasons to a climax, the Aviators suffered a defeat by Cleveland East Tech 19 to 7. East Tech, which later played in the Annual Charity game in Cleveland Stadium held the Aviators scoreless until the third quarter when Candy Carroll broke away on the longest Alliance run of the season for 52 yards. Eight Aviator gridders ended their football days this season against other high school squads. Graduating seniors are Larry Shells, George Nicholson, Jim Kintz, f^3*"' A^f^Rey,n0lds^ Ljncojn Snow,. and Gaylord Lillick. Named after the season to various All-County and All-Ohio teams were the following: "Dollie" Gray Larry Shells, and Nicholson. *' ^aLlJ M»A% tht thlrd y™ in a row the Booster club and Verhovay Association in Alliance feted the Aviators Thursday night before each ball game. Over the series of these dinners some of the best speakers in the area and state were presented to the entire ffrA°05n!!th SUiCh names as Bob Neal, of Radio Station WGAR in Cleve land and Jimmy Dudley, also of radio fame, on the speaker's program. The Annual Aviator football banquet was held at the Alliance Country Club where, after a fine Z%1 \uJhe mam speaker of the evening, Stu Holcomb, Head football coach at the Uni versity or Purdue was presented. Along with Holcomb there were many other out standing guests at the banquet, who helped honor the 1949 edition of the Alliance grid team. In cone usion thanks and appreciation goes out to the various people who don't make the headlines but are as much a part of the team as the players These are the cheerleaders Ruth McCallum, Maxine Krites, Janet Trochek, SPhSI™Sti™rMd™o^ Thn™J G fr^u* ™an£gers' £ob Miller' Jim Giovanini, Jim Swallen, and John Thomas, and finally to the swell work of the Allance High Band, whose fine work made the half times enjoyable during the season 88 S9 VARSITY SQUAD: Standing: Oscar Andreani, Ass't Coach, Alberts, Borton, IJ. Russell, J. Kintz, Schaefer, Mel Knowlton, Head Coach. Seated: Carroll, Proctor, Vogeli, Domencetti, Davia, Shells, Donaldson. RESERVE SQUAD: ¥> ' I Pi Standing: Allen, Stenzel, Doyle, HntV, Rlacksheare, O. Russell, Dave Mainwaring', Coach. Seated: Schaefer, Vogeli, Domencetti, Davia. Mr. Conpock receives basketball from L. Shells after Canton McKinley victory. 90 Alliance 39 Alliance 38 Alliance 31 Alliance 32 Alliance 33 Alliance 31 Alliance 43 Alliance 44 Alliance 44 Alliance 40 Alliance 37 Alliance 29 Alliance 34 Alliance 30 Alliance 34 Alliance 61 Alliance 39 Alliance 46 Massillon 55 Louisville 31 East Liverpool 30 Mansfield 42 Barberton 53 Campbell Memorial 37 Salem 47 Youngstown Chanev .17 33 Canton McKinley 61 Wadsworth 36 Canton Lincoln ' ..43 Massillon 32 Warren ."."."46 Salem "30 Wellsville "ZZ'Z 47 Canton McKinley 50 Canton Lincoln 37 Youngstown Rayen i.44 BASKETBALL The Alliance Aviators, under the coaching eye of Mel Knowlton, closed out their 1949-50 basketball season with a win-loss record of eight wins against 10 setbacks. This was Knowlton's second year at the head of the Aviator quintet, The Alliance basketeers got off to a slow start at the beginning of the season losing to the Massil lon Tigers'opening game, 55-39, Alliance was quick to jump back in the win column in their next two encounters. Following their loss to the Tigers, the Aviators downed Louisville 38-31, and won two in a row by edging out East Liverpool 31-30. After winning two in a row the Aviators dropped four straight encounters. Mansfield topped Alliance 44-32 and then the Barberton Magics turned the trick, 53-33. Campbell Memorial added their bit and set the Red and Blue back 37-31, and then a Salem Quaker five downed us, 47-43. Alliance broke the losing streak when they met the Youngstown Chaney Cowboys and defeated them 44-33. The next game the Aviators invaded the Canton McKinley Bulldogs and were set back 61-44 on the "music box" floor of their host. Wads- worth was the next foe to fall under the heel of the Aviators to the tune of 40-36. The Canton Lincoln Lions upset the Aviators, 43-37, which was followed by another setack by Massillon, 32-39. Losing two in a row, the Aviators continued their downward trend by dropping their next three en gagements. Battered by Waren, 47-34, nosed out by the Salem Quakers 32-30, and handcuffed by Wellsville 47-34, the Alliance five had plenty of problems to contend with. Finally snapping out of their season's daze the Aviators pounced upon the McKinley Bulldogs with vengeance sending them reeling with a 61-50 lick ing. Continuing their winning streak they nosed out the Lincoln Lions 39-37 and downed the steel city champs, Youngstown Rayen, 46-44. The Rayen contest ended the regular season for the Alliance Aviators. Coach Mel Knowlton will lose only two boys to the graduating class, Jim Kintz and Larry Shells. These two boys will be greatly missed for they bolstered the team greatly during the season. Coach Dave Mainwaring's Reserve squad piled up the best record of the two teams, racking up 10 wins against 7 setbacks. Several members of the Reserve team will have regular berths on next year's varsity squad due to their outstanding playing ability show this year. One of these boys will be Louis Davia, a junior, who showed a great deal of promise in his short role as a varsity player. Also showing a great deal of promise were Barry Vogeli and Victor Domencetti, both of the sophomore class. 92 SPRING SPORTS The 1949 spring sport sessions proved that the Alliance Aviators still rank high in class A sporting relms by setting the pace in baseball and golf with both teams setting records that A. H. S. should well be proud of. Under the watchful eye of Baseball Coach Dave Mainwaring, the Aviator nine compiled a fine record of eight victories against two setbacks. Among these eight wins Alliance trounced Canton McKinley twice for two of these victories. Although racking a brilliant season record the Aviators did not fair so well in tournament play. The Canton "Lincolnites" dropped the Aviators in the first fray 4-3 to knock Alliance out of any further play. The Alliance Golfers are currently on a seventeen game winning streak which began two years ago after they had lost the first game of the season. The "49" season found the undefeated Aviators in a tight race for the Ohio Scholastic championship. When the fire had died and the smoke had cleared, Alliance had been edged by Colum bus Rading but by only two strokes. Don Alberts was number two man for the en tire tournament out of a large group of boys. Golf Coach Julius Tonges will have a fine array of talent ready to carry on where last year's team left off. Returning lettermen will be Don Alberts and Jim Kintz. Lack of track facilities again hampered the organization of any track team but definite steps are being taken to establish teams in the future. Prompt action will probably be taken due to the newly organized Ohio Conference in which all other teams have track squads. 93 PARADE OF SPORTS All work and no play makes girls dull as well as boys. At least that is the theory of Miss Pettis and her followers. As a result of that theory, we have in our school, a girls' sports program. This program is followed during the school term in the form of physical education classes. In the fall when everyone is back in school after a long vacation, physical educa tion classes start off the year with soccer. This sport is similar to football except instead of handling the ball with your hands, you kick it. Of course your aim may be off and you might connect with someone's ankle, but it is all in fun. With a bare five minutes to dress, you run or limp back to the High School from Hazel Park. After soccer is completed; volleyball is the main sport. One might think volley ball would be wonderful after soccer, but after the first few stoved fingers, a small doubt may arise. Badminton, Miss Pettis and players watch game. Stunts, Mary Peterson slides home. 94 Rowling Volley Ball Dancing However physical education classes are not always as bad as they seem. Dancing, next on the program, is a rest period for many. And so with "Swing your partner and promenade" ringing in your ears, you leave dancing for another year. Next on our "Sports Parade", is basketball. This sport consists of having good eyes, good aim, lots of wind, and a knowledge of the rules of the game. We are now in the homestretch and have stunts to compete with. In this sport, if you have a flat head and a tough skull, you will do fine. In fact being strong all over is a great asset. Softball is the last sport of the year and perhaps one of the most exciting, This is also played at Hazel Park. This is not all in the way of girls sports, however, because the Girls' Athletic Club also sponsors a few extra contests such as bowling and badminton. Tournaments are frequent in many of these sports. Thus the girls sport program is one of varied activi ties throughout the year. 95 BASKETBALL Basketball is the most up and coming of all girl's sports. It has been played for many years in physical education classes and as a sport sponsored by the G. A. C. Intramural tourna ments have also been played before. However, last year in the 1949 season, something new was added in the form of a varsity basketball team. This team, the first of its kind for many years, was formed to play interscholastic bas ketball. It's first and only game of that season was with Brewster, the game being played there. That game was just the beginning. In 1950, the varsity team was continued and had a full schedule of three games. Those games were with Massillon, Brewster, and Mi nerva. The first two were played at Alliance, the game with Minerva, at Minerva. The sched ule limitations for girl's interscholastic sports are set up by the Ohio High School Athletic As sociation. Part of the requirements for the play ing of interscholastic sports is the one which makes it necessary for the home team to offer a social program to the visiting team. It is the constant aim of Miss Pettis and her associates to further girls sports and good sportsmanship not only between individuals but between schools, as well. About Miss Pettis Miss Pettis came to Alliance High School in the fall of 1927. Prior to her arrival, there had been only one year of physical education for girls. The only other form of girls physical education was the formation of the Girls' Ath letic Club in the season of 1926-1927 by request of the students. Their leader was Miss Atche- son who helped them write the constitution and started the club which has remained to this day a part of our school. Miss Pettis studied physical education for girls three years at Battlecreek, Mich., one year at Columbia University Teachers College, and worked for her masters degree at Ohio State University. She first taught at Grand Rapids, Mich. Then she came to Alliance where she has remained for the past 23 years, a friend to ev eryone and a strong pillar in the building of a better school. L 96 INDEX Introduction 1-5 Foreword 2-3 Dedication 4-5 Administration 6-13 Board of Education 8 Faculty 9-13 Seniors 14-37 Officers 16 Pictures and Activities 17-35 Senior Play 36-37 Classes 38-51 Junior Class 40-43 Sophomore Class 44-47 Freshman Class 48-49 Eighth Grade 50 Room 5 50 Classroom Pictures 51 Activities 52-81 Honor Societies - 54-55 Music Organizations . 56-57 Clubs 57-73 Fall Varieties 74-76 Speech, Debate, Operetta 77 Dances .. ...78 Red and Blue Staff _ 79 Chronicle Staff 80-81 Athletics 82-96 Football 84-89 Basketball 90-92 Spring Sports 93 Girls' Sports 94-96 Advertisements 98-112 97 x&Mwfhwi the ^yea$s MARKS OF QUALITY THE CANTON ENGRAVING & ELECTROTYPE COMPANY 400-410 Third St.,S. E. Canton, Ohio BEAUTY AIDS AND SPORTSWEAR . . . just two of the many favorite shopping spots that cater to the High School set in Alliance's progressive store . . . SPRING - HOLZWARTH THE COPE FURNITURE CO. OPEN EVENINGS West State at Parkway Blvd. Alliance, Ohio ALLOTTS JOHNSON'S PROSPECT FURNITURE Sporting Goods Camping Equipment Quality That Satisfies at Johnson's Cooking Utensils Paint Everyday Low Prices and Toys 98 YEARS ON THE ALLIANCE PUBLIC SQUARE See Us Before You Buy 100 KLEIN & RODERICK Men's and Boys' Wear Suits - Hats - Shoes SHRIGLEY & MEHL Smart Shoes at Comfortable Prices BUCKEYE SELF SERVE Complete Food Market Open 7 Days a Week for Your Convenience 101 ORWIG MOTORS, INC. 75 Glamorgan PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE THE COPE ELECTRIC RECORD SHOP CORNER Alliance's Best Selection of Records THE HOME OF THE DAGWOOD ALLIANCE - SALEM 102 FOR ELGIN - HAMILTON - GRUEN - BULOVA - CROTON WATCHES See KARL F. FIEGENSCHUH 207 East Main Street — 25 YEARS — No, we were not in business in the stage coach days. But we are observing our silver anniversary, which makes us the oldest portrait studio in Alliance. Thanks A. H. S. Students and Faculty. ART'S—JEWELERS GOCHNAUER'S Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Phone 9225 205 East Main Parker Pens, Pencils, and Desk Sets 103 CANTLEY'S SERVE SELF THE RAVEN RESTAURANT Conveniently Located in the Market House Pleasant Surroundings Good Food Courteous Service HEGGY'S You'll Like Trading With JOHN DRAKE & CO. A Good Spot to Eat In Alliance Since 1915 104 THE ALLIANCE HARDWARE CO. PLAJER AND CROSS STUDIO Distributors of Society and Commercial Photographers MACGREGOR GOLDSMITH Phone 18303 SPORTING GOODS 23 East State Street Alliance, Ohio For LONGINES - BULOVA - HELBROS - ELGIN THOMPSON'S MOTOR TRIANGLE LEWIS WATCHES The Best in Names Lincoln Mercury Dealer See FRANCIS JEWELRY CO., INC. 425 East Main 105 In any Event . . . BLUMENSTIEL & McNALLY . . . Be sure it's FLOWERS from Jewelers SEIDNERS FLOWERS 419 East Main Street Alliance, Ohio Morrison Theatre Bldg. THE NEIL CO. THE FRIENDLY FURNITURE STORE ALLIANCE'S LOW PRICE LEADERS 6 Big Floors 6 Big Floors To Of WEARING APPAREL FOR Select From Values TEENS AND JUNIORS Alliance's Largest Home Furnishers 413 Main Street Alliance, Ohio 216 East Main St. Alliance, Ohio BAND - ORCH Compliments of THE HARVARD CLOTHING "The Complete Music Store" COMPANY 556 East Main Street Alliance, Ohio Phone 17132 464 East Main Street Expert Repair Service Alliance, Ohio NICHOL'S 5c TO $1 STORE FOR THE MAN WHO CARES 22 West State Street Mt. Union JOHN CHEEKS MEN'S WEAR "Save Nickles at Nichofs" Mt. Union Square 106 SUNNYSIDE DAIRY E. L. BATTERSHELL "Quality Serves You Best" Office and School Supplies 1928 South Union W;e Cater to Special Occasions Alliance, Ohio Phone 5281 456 East State ENGLAND'S COMPLIMENTS OF Your Rexall Drug Store A FRIEND Park and Main /* ffl AJB I / w/« f ^ 1& ^KJL *"**;.!. ^ ' W,'*- Checking the Printing of FURS AND READY-TO-WEAR The CHRONICLE at the LINGENFELTER-BRILL INC. REVIEW PUBLISHING CO. Printers of the RED and BLUE and the 670 West State Street—Route 62 CHRONICLE 107 DOROTHY WEAVER FOLKA-DOT DRIVE-IN DANCE STUDIO YEAR ROUND CURB SERVICE 1674 South Union Avenue Alliance, Ohio Parkway and State All Types Dancing For All Agea TURNER DRUG STORES ALLIANCE AMt SEBRING 108 THE SUPREME DAIRY CO. 1 i:> East Milner Street Dial 6148 DEPENDABLE DAIRY FOODS FOR OVER FORTY YEARS ' r i, 1 -^ ! * ^ ft ? * - « w \ • * 1 *• v; - • • * 9 ^' — *_ ** • fl iar InsMnT 'f 111 mV t. 1 m • • : : • '••-•: Vi'Snt'^i: ; .* JAY'S Alliance's Most Unusual Store DIMIT BROTHERS Corner of Arch and Grant i IM; PHOTOGRAPHS 111 City Savings BMg. 109 VISIT STARK'S BOSTON STORE READY TO WEAR SECTION YOU'LL BE AMAZED AT THE WONDERFUL SELECTIONS Second Floor Television - Musical Instruments EDWARD L. GREENMAN Radio and Records Appliances - Music "The Sportsman's Headquarters" MAHAN'S 119 East State Street Market House Phone 3216 Alliance, Ohio 110 A •' TSCHABOLD MOTOR CO. 906 South Union Avenue TELEPHONE 5276 CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE Avis Ann D. Lesh THE PORTRAIT BEAUTY SALON 512 South Arch Avenue Alliance, Ohio "ARTISTS IN HAIR DESIGN" Compliments of By Appointment Phone 10707 THE ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIO in PATRONS Sears-Roebuck Company Dr. and Mrs. Albert Wild Rastetter's Super Market Cassidys Appliance Center Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Liechty The Huddle Cracknell's Service Station 112