Fairfield High School - Comet Yearbook (Columbiana, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1946 volume:

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Published by THE SENIOR CLASS 01' FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP SCHOGL 1946 THE CREST OF 1946 NlWHlllllIIIIUIIIIIOIIIIIIOIIIIIVIIIIIHIIIHIIIII1illlllllllllillllllIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIHIIIIIIKIIIIITIIIIIHIIIII1IIIIIHIIIIIHIII4VIIIIHIIIIHIIIII1IIIIIHlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIQIIIIIIIIIIIOIIIIIHIIII4IIIIIHIIII1KIIHHIIIIPIIIIUIIIII FOREWORD We, the elasx of '46, 'wishing to leave some tangible reminder of our numerous unusual IlCC0771p1i.S'll'7l16l2f.Y, ofer this dnnual as proof of our great creative ability. We realize, of course, that this book is not perfect, but fwe have tried to make it interesting and diferent ana' hope we hafue xueceeded. HHHNKIIINIIIH!IIIINNIIII4NIlll!IIIIHHIIIHIIII4HIII4XIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllWillllUIIIHHIII4IIIIIWiIIlIl1IIII1IIIIIIIIIIl1IIIlI4IIlII1IIIIliIIlIlHllllNillllNIIIIIHIIIIHIIIIHIIIIIIIII4IIIIHIIIIINIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH YHllllllHIIIIIUIIIIIUIIIIIliillllllillllllllllllllilllllHIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHllllllHIIIHIIIIIHIllllHIIIHHllllNlIII!HIIIIIUIIIIHHIIHHIIIHNllllWHlllllPIIIWIIIIIHNIIIIlIIIIWlllllHllllilllllllUlllllllllllllkllllllll DEDICATION l'Tl7C'l'f ,Y plate and means for every man alive. -Shalqfspealf Agreeing with this quotation we as students wish to find our place and our means in life. With this in mind we, the class of 1946, desire to dedicate The Crestn to Fairfield High School, the school that has helped us find this place and means in life. IIHHHIIHHIIHHIIIIHHIIHHIIIIHHIIIIHHIIIIHIlllllllllllllllllllHIIHHllllHIIIIHHHHHIIIHNIII1IllIIIlllIIIIIllllII1llIIIIllIIIIIIIllIII4llIII1IIIIIIIlIIIIlIIIIIIIIIllII1IIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIHHIIHI THE CREST 0 F 1946 Page 4 ff! 1 C 15' A, .Q I, ' 'f ' 1 X I xg xl X X? 'ln 0 -1 'ylf A 'N ',' kg 7'W'1i2ff' -' 1' K y 5, 'I I fn K A1 N r Af A U I Q' X l 1 x ' X -, Xxx X kxxs 1 af, ,Z I FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH ew f fy T. v. u1'rERBAcK This handsome gentleman who readily greets you at the oflice to assist education in Fairfield Township is our superintendent. He is married and has one boy ftwo years old, as handsome as his father, Educated at Kent State University, he pre- viously taught at Cuyahoga Falls where he was director of visual education. Besides supervising education, Mr. Utterback has been Senior adviser. We wish to thank him for his help. X Page 5 THE CREST OF 1946 THE FACULTY LORETTA GREENISEN B S in Education Kent Stole English, Social Science RUTH DERINGER BS. in Home Economics Valparaiso University Mount Union Kent State University of Pittsburgh Home Economics, Mathematics English Page 6 ,,v,i DOROTHY GRAY Ohio University B S. in Education Commercial FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH THE FACULTY ZADA FARMER li S ln Edumtlen llerwt Stale Social Science, Physical Education, Science E. E. Braid B S., MA, Ml. Uruom College Olnru Slate UlllVUfSlly Social Science, Science, Industrial Arts ATLEE FRESHLEY Working Toward Degree Ashland College Kent State Ymmgstown College 1 Physical Education Social Science, Science, Page 7 J THE CREST OF 1946 QC'd:j FAcuLTY Page 8 RICHARD HOWENSTINE Worlong Toword Degree Blullton College Vocal, Instrumental l L. A. HERDLE A B , A M. Mt Union College Ccwlumbio University Mathematics, Latin DOROTHY HOWENSTINE B S., SM, McPherson College Bluffton Wooster Vocal FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH PAULINE SCHWAB B5 in Edumtron Kem? SIOTG Grade Six VIOLA EBERHARDT Workrng Toward Degree Kent State Grade Four THE FACUL .L ADELIA BLOSSER Goshen College I3 S m Eduvotuorr Grade Five MILDRED HARMON Workmg Toward Degree Kem Sfoie Grade Three ...K f N Page 0 THE CREST OF 1946 THE FACULTY EVELYN ALBRIGHT B S. in Edufotumw Ohio Umvvrmty B S, in Edumfiom KW? S1019 1 Smu- Grade One Grade Two LLOYD EVERETT HELEN FAHNDRICK SWWDGV QWWGI The Treasure H101 refuses to bv fluimed. F.H.S. ' Page 10 FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH THE FACULTY' ROBERT SMITH BS in Music Northwestern University lwzifewr We cordially thunk these tireless workers for oll they have clone tor use -THE SENIORS INQLQM1 llllllIllllllIlllllllIIllllllIlllllllllllllllIIllllllllllllllllIlllllllIlllllllllllllllllllIIllllllIlllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllIlllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllIllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll The school 'wishes to compliment the Class of Forty-Six. May your accomplishments con- tinue to be an inspiration to all of us. T. V. UITERBACK IllIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllIllllIIlllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllIIlllllllllllllllltllwliilllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllIllIllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll Page 11 THE CREST OF 1946 Page 12 4 'I '3 9 '9 4 I I pf ' fx: dy lv, 73511 .Q,fbEfs,,-Q , Q45 1 M1111 XX ff, 2 1 pf 4:27 .ff f ' I Zig Gigs ds Q x f I L X 11,1 fy! Xxx FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH ' T H E s E N i o R s LAWRENCE MATHEW BABLE Peoplr lmfvr more fun than anybody. Did you ever see a quiet, blond bookworm? One with glasses? lt wasn't Larry' Fast, red-haired, and athietc is this man of few words Devilment is his password Slowed up by repeated injuries, he didn't play much football, but when he played, he p'ayed well Previously we said he was a man of few words, but these are well-chosen romantic words Lawrence is o ladies' man. Clothes, car, and man. ners are perfect musts to make him a successful Don Juan Larry intends to go into business for himself. ln a i probabiity monkey buiness Hi, there' Strictly frrsli eggs for sale. Ba -L vi CHARLES WARREN BLAND If tlmrr was a .rad mo1n1'nf in his life, it was hidden by Ili: smile. For eight years, peace and tranquility reigned in our class of innocent, hard working children. At last the storm broke. Warren entered our class. The terror has never abated. Brilliant remarks, curly blond hair, smart clothes, and the Ford with which he digs ruts, are the markers of Blondie, He has starred on the gridiron and basketball court, This wander-man has also been stuck by cupid's darts, Blondie wants to be an engineer. Best wishes, Warren. Page 13 THE CREST OF 1946 F JOAN EDITH BURT 1,0119 me liirlf, low' me lorry. loan, our family woman, has great expectations for married life One of our most popular girls, she has always been socially prominent She is a member of the Girl Reserves and enioys playing basketball at which she excels From the first to the twelfth grade, she has been very allergic to studies l Please, Mama, must l go to school? l ln the Junior play, she did a very good iob of portraying Mrs Truman She is seen a great deal of the time in the halls aossiping with other girls. This helped her in writing her page for the Black and White Best wishes, Joan' I. Page 14 THE SENIORS LAUREN W. BOWMAN ,411 'well your pnrl: Ihrre all Ihr lmnm' llI'.l'. A black streak flashes across your vision What is it? A plane? Superman? No, it's lust Lauren in his black Ford This quiet, shy, curly haired young man entered our class as a Junior from Canfield lt is hinted, but not confirmed, that this Romeo is a ladies' man on the sly Be it true or false, the Bowman-Clark-Bable threesome is a smart set of wolves Lauren is going to keep our radios an the beam lt seems he is working on some secret radio waves You break 'emg l'll fix 'em is his motto We'll be listening, Bowman, so make it goarll FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH T H E S E N I O R S MARY EVELYN CARTER As merry as the day is long. Mary is our happy-go-lucky, chubby classmate. Believe it or not, she weighed six pounds at birth, but look at he: now! She has a smile and a kind word for everyone. I shall bore you with her long list of activities. Here we go: Girls' Chorus, Choral Club, President of Girl Reserves, President of Student Council, and Co-Editor of the Black and White. Last but not least, she was also cast in thc Juniol play, Minstrel Show, and the Operetta. Don't for- get us when you're THE STAR of the year, Mary' , 5 MARTIN ROBERT CHMURA Speech is the fway of politics: but he who hold: his tongue may rule them all. Mert is a mixture of ice cream and pickles. His per- sonality hat is as well flavored as ice cream and his ora- torical oratory is like pickles. This muscular man t?1 has been noted for his gridiron work at center for the past three years. He then retires to the ping-pong room where he is one af F. H. S.'s aces. This politician, the world champion coon-hunter, railroaded himself into the presi- Cency of our Junior Class and deserves a great deal of credit for our success that year. A villain by nature, he was a perfect Tinker for The Doctor Is Out. He then reversed character to engineer our most successful Junior- Senior prom. High ranking in his class, he will go on to study law and should be a good barrister. Good luck, fellow! Page 15 THE CREST OF 1946 CAROL MARGARET CULLAR Smile.: are Ihr langauge of low. Carol, our stunning blonde, is a one-mon girl, her flame being Ray Taylor Music has always been her specialty and she has a beautiful alto voice She plays o saxophone in the band, and it is rumored that she also plays the guitar lf you wont to find Carol, just look for Myrna as those two are almost always together, She also has Myrna's gig- gles. She soon intends to organize her own firm, Cullar's Pet Foods. LIKE FUN! Try some Cullor's Pet Foods now, It will make your dogs say bow-wow g If you have a cat that's thin, Primp her up with vigor and vim, Page I6 THE SENIORS DONALD R. CLARK I1f ll fnd a fway. Don is the shortest member of the Senior Class. He shows great ability in the ping pong room, where he provides competition for the experts He also is a maestro on the basketball floor, displaying his perfect form in class tour- naments l-le is a little shy with the opposite sex at times Don is an expert at milking cows, due to his short stature. Keep 'ern contented, Don. FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH T H E S E NIO R S MYRNA LOUISE CULLAR If j'l1ll'l'l' in ilu' nmol! for fun, ns I al- fzuayx sr-mn In lfr, funn' alnnrf, and -wf ll lm-W fun lngrllwr, you anti mf. lCiaale, Giaalel Everywhere this sound greets us lallv in manner, rich in personality, r-vvryane says, LaOln what Zieafelcl miss:-tl lWlnstle I She has executive abil- ity, also, betnti chosen Prtfsirlent of the class in our Sophomore year arirl Vice-President as a Junior The Ecli- torial paae of the semi-rnonthly publication of our Black and Whitt' is unrler her supervision Being an actress by nature, she plovetl the rlzirt of Rita, thc- secretary, in the lunior play To all her classmates she is known as Lou She enioys playina basketball at whizh she has worked to hiqh peaks of perfection Tennis is also another favorite of hers llhev also say she has a ternperl She inte-nrls to became a secretary Why are all you gerits rushina to become busimissmr-n9'l' However, we all know she will saan settle rlawn anrl marry Alter that well, wall leave that up to you ALVAH RAY DAILEY If I multi only play at Imnkx as fwrll III I nm play uf sj1rn'l.v. As on honorable Vrvshrnan, our Alyah nlnwtl basketball for our reserve tt-amp then atlyanctna to varsity, hr- plaxetl there for the last three years ln there fiahttng for our team, he has built for himself a remarkable reputation in both basketball anfl football the lran Man of the Gritt- iron is his name from ooposina teams AI may sometimes encounter some rlilficulty in the rlassroom, but never with the Lisbon airls l-le and his Vorrl ao places Al intends to settle clown to a toy manufacturinn husiness Grubbs and Dailey, Inc I9 the firm Keep 'nm pluxinli, livin 'um happy' Dan't play too harcl, AI Page 17 THE CREST OF 1946 DOROTHY ARLENE FARMER .llI1rir1'r1rffwflf1 lfriqlll lrrnfwn ryrnr. Dorothy Arlene Farmer, thri iiirl with the cheerful disposi- tion, is better known as Dot to most uf the lids at lf H 9 She has been active in most of the oraanizations and activities at Fairfield, incluilina Girl Reserves, Girls' Chorus, Choral Club, Minstrel Show, Operetta, ana Junior play In her Senior year, she helped publish the Black anfl White and yearbook She was class Treasurer in her Fresh- man year and Social Chairman as a Iunior Dot has al- ways enjoyed sports, especially basketball Her friendliness, cooperative spirit, optimist attitude, and high scholarship have enabled her to emerae from high school occupying an honorert place in the memory of her classmates, and we are sure these same qualities will insure her of success in life Page 18 T H E S E NIO R S MILDRED JEAN DOSS Trur' llrzfvfrinrmt re.vii1r's in fflillfli not rwrr. Mildrea is popular with her classmates During her Junior and Senior years, she was o member of the society of the Girl Reserves. In her Junior year she was a member of Girls' Chorus, and took part in the Oporetta, The Beauty Contest ln her Senior yeor she was a member of the Choral Club, Every day she has a welcome smile for all In the future she hopes to be a nurse at the North Side Hospital, so drop in at the hospital to visit her while she's in training, FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH THE SENIORS Q ROSEMARY ELIZABETH FI RESTONE lfilfz a .vmilr on ffrr lip, and a Irar in luv' ryr. httf' has 0 Quint rtiiprmtioh and ITICIIWITPI' Sho xxm G mvm- twr Ot th0 Girl Roiorvm ohrt Oirts' Chorus Ehctowflct with IUIISIIIUSS ability, she' wus EIILJSPIT ns thv BIISIITIISS NIUITUQCI uf thu Junior ptov Sho is vvittihgi to hvip CIINOITE in GVPI3 little prubtcfm Ortu ht htfr tfivmitrt l'VtIiIIITtt'9 in thu Surhhtoi I9 to ruh down the path from hor plum to the homvstcot of Lolnhct Ittrinlmtr' Homortux shr' hupm tu mukv thv Hou- Ivttv humvitvcttt hor ITPVITTGITPITI Itumr' IITVIID IIS to thi' hmist- vmririiuti Rosrrittiiyt THOMAS NEIL GRUBBS xlll you muxl tio is .iff flu' gfrin to Illini' of SUIIII' lni.r1'l1ii'f ln .v lIl'l'll in. Evvry dos: has ite iotzsfr Grubbv is uurc A conmtumk for every rumoit. is his oim This punstur has foiimt timv to Stuch Grist hos otvvoys Ivfwn hfur the tmp of thc' Ctriss Ho usm his urocit uttihity thr tot-4 tu Inv quitv 0 Inclit-Q man He must IJPIOITQ to the Navy hu has ni tgirl in www port Durirm his tumor cmd 'ivnior Worx, hh has In-t-it Doctor to our footbull tcom Oh thu Itctrttvvoortl you vvi'I firtrt him ctmppirtq them through Though Small in stature, his trusty riqht crm has 0 qooft mm with 0 Iuoselxill oi eraser As u btuckfoco, hu motto tvm oppourorrcvs, both mt them great dramatic succvisvs Most hoted WG9 Zac in the ,tumor ptux Still using hiS ohilitg with words, Gruttus hetps edit our iourriutistic ittmtfirpiece, thv Block ami Whte Nm! vor wilt fmft the Ruht noumtihti tht' tu' t book once more Iiv plans to how UII wtctstic cuwwr DCWSIIJIN' iu Qcwhco or iournulism C1-mtl Incl, tum' gf-sl-r.v:x',44jf'L9,,,.,, -5, - Page 19 THE CREST'OF 1946 LELAND RUSSELL HOU LETTE The fworld fannol do FLUTTIIIIIIT great men, but great mm arf 'very troulzlfmrnz' In tllr fworld. Farmers, coonhunters, clog-owners, and politicians run to- gether in our class Mr Houlette is our Senior conservative senator, a backer of the industrialist You are likely to find him arguing his case anywhere, anytime This very masculine girl-avoider entered our class as a Frosh and has helped us in all our activities as a good handy man l-le has also played football, In the future he will be presi- dent of Houlette Bros, Registered Jersey Farmers, Ltd Good milking, Zeke Page 20 THE SENIORS THOMAS ALLEN HESS Men are :what thrir 7ll0flH'f.l' madr Ilmm. The first impression you would get of Tom when you see him walking down the hall is that he is very handsome To speak to him would increase your awareness of his in- telligence, fairness, and natural ability to lead people. l-lis past record as class, sports, and intellectual leader is truly enviable, Whenever and wherever you found a base- ball game organized and going well during our years in elementary school, you would invariably find Tom at the helm. During his high school career, Tom has taken an active part in basketball, football, class plays, singing, Student Council, and this year he is class President anil helped publish our yearbook His scholastic standing was highest in the class for a four-year period, Tom plans to attend college and we sincerely hope he'll make good in life's school as he has here at Fairfield Our best wishes, Tom. FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH T H E S E N I O R S EVELYN IRENE MILLER My Illourflllx arf' my rofnpanionx. Evelyn, olthouqh endowed with a somewhat quiet manner, is one of our active members Many trials made her known for her politeness and efficiency Her ability to handle money promoted her to the position of Girl Reserve Treas- urer in her Senior year She was News Editor of the Block and White and one of our best typists She will be remem- bered for her perseverance in Fconomics class where her famous saying, Warren, turn around ' originated. Her life's ambition is to be o secretary, possibly because she intends to sit on her boss's lap We wish her the life of o cat, that is, many laps Good luck, Evelyn, ELMON U. SMITH Silrnrr newer yet brtraynl anyone! Best known to his friends os just Smitty, Elmon is one of the most active members of thr- class, serving faithfully as Secretary-Treasurer as a Junior, and Vice-President as a Senior. At every scholastic event: football, basketball, you are sure to see Smitty with his Chevrolet, not playino, perhaps, but taking down notes in his little book. From these he writes his sports paan for the Black and White A little shy by nature, Smitty enjoys dancina, swimminn, and is a devout follower of Isaac Walton He cotchef- nothing Smitty intends to be an M D Cure 'em or kill 'em is his motto Hi' Dr Smith' Page 21 THE CREST OF 1946 JUANITA ERN ESTI NE TROLL If-ven her frofwm' are fair. Juanita is the class petite brunette She is popu'ar among her friends and classmates During her Sophomore year, she was the Class Treasurer and also a librarian in the library For the Junior year, she was selected for the high post of Student Council. Juanita was picked to portray a foreign girl in the Junior play, The Doctor ls Out She is an as- sistant editor of the Black and White. She was also ap- pointed to the editorship of the Crest -our annual, A happy home of her own figures prominently in her day- drearns May your dreams all come true, Juanita' Page 22 T H E S E N I O R S RAYMOND CARL TAYLOR Ifflml is Ihe fvoire of song: fwllen thr Lworld lark: Ihr rar Io Instr? Ray came to Fairfield from Greenford during his Sopho- more year. He quickly made friends with most of the boys land girlsl During the Junior year, he played basketball on the reserve team, and had a part in our class play lThere's where he got acquainted with Caroll He was on the varsity basketball team of i945-46, was circulation manager of the Black and White and alumni editor of our year book Ray is also interested in fishing, the movies, seeing the countryside, swimming, table-tennis, and ldora Parkr He takes the low part in Choral Cub, in other words o beautiful tone of bass. His future plans are uncertain, but he is usually a master af the situation, and so he'll probably get what he starts out for FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH T H E S E N l O R S MARY ARLENE WEBBER llrr fan'-rr jrfwfl ,ffl in jarlr. Tllrff nmffr 'was Il finrr maid. Mary was indeed honored in her high school career to be librarian for four consecutive years which enabled her to come In Contact with many people In her Freshman year, she found the band offering on excellent way To spend he: leisure time Them, in order to recall her childhood days more clearly, she desired The position as Grade Reporter of our little paper, the Black and White, She is a member of Girls' Chorus and Social Leader of the Girl Reserves She will be remembered by her classmates for her QLllCf dispo- sition, slender fIllllfI', and cheerful smile Keep smilmq, Mary l lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll CLASS On a serene and peaceful day, In the fall of '34, A group of noisy youngsters Came bursting through the door. Eager and willing to learn, we were, Filling our cups with knowledge, Blooming and blossoming like a young tree, That's filling its branches with foliage. PO EM Up the ladder of learning we went, Traversing to heights renowned, Taking the good along with the bad, Till we reached the top and were crowned. Before us now lie several paths, Paths of happiness and of sorrow, In the path we choose today, Lies the future of tomorrow. -Thomas Grubbs IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllI!'llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Page 23 THE CREST OF 1946 CLASS WILL On behalf of my client, the class of '46, of Fairfield Township School, of the township of Fairfield, State of Ohio, the United States of America, Planet Earth, I present you on this serious and solemn occasion, the last will and testament of said client. Since my client has been ill with a headache in his stomach, a toothache in his big toe, and many other miscalculations, he asked me to state that he may have made some errors, but urges that you except this heritage as a sacred trust from one who precedes you to the Great Beyond. I, the class of '46, hereby dispose of my estate as follows: ARTICLE I ITEM 1.-We will to our Superintendent and Faculty members, fond memories of the class of '46, ITEM 2.--To Slim,' we leave a clean school house, with no eraser dust on the walls. ITEM 3.--To Helen Fahndrick we will and give our financial reports, hoping she'll be able to straighten them out, because we can't. We'll also leave her a bottle of aspirin. ARTICLE II We give and bequeath to the Junior class our beautifully carved desks, chalk and erasers, hoping they'll make good use of them next year. We give and bequeath to the Sophomores our ability to obey and get things done in a hurry. We bequeath to the Freshmen our undying happiness, and ever-forward ability to do right. We will the oncoming Freshmen our sophisticated manner of behaving in the cafeteria line. ARTICLE III Larry Bable-bequeaths his great technique of wooing the girls to Billy Geis. Warren Bland-contrariness to Cy Bauman. Lauren Bowman-wills his curly hair to Virgil Kornbau. Martin Chmura-bequeaths his eloquent speeches to Walter Oscar', Smith. Donald Clark-wills his intelligent look to Eddie Miller. Alvah Dailey-wills his Charles Atlasu build to Jackie Bussard. Tom Grubbs-wills his explosive jokes to Douglas Moore. Tom Hess-bequeaths his seriousness to Walter DeRhodes. Leland Houlette-wills his coon hunting to any of rhe boys who like to roam around at night. Elmon Smith-wills his quietness to Paul Conkle. Ray Taylor-wills that come hither look to Billy Rymer. Joan Burt-wills her ability to get an engagement ring to Lois Ray. Mary Carter-wills her slim figure and natural curly hair to Rebecca Korgau. Carol Cullar-wills her dimples to Jenny Vollnogle, - . Myrna Cullar-wills her gigles to Clara Miller. Mildred Doss-wills her ability to get any man to Frieda Rae Garwood. Dorothy Farmer--wills her love of dancing to Gus Reash. Rosemary Fireston?wills her ability of working hard and hurrying to Shirley Conkle. Evelyn Miller-wills her shorthand ability to Leon Taylor. Juanita Troll-wills her typing ability to Lawrence Waters. Mary Webber-wills her reading ability to Richard Rice. We hereby declare this to be our official will and testament and do therefore attach our honorable signatures. THE SENIORS-CLASS OF 1946 Page Z4 FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH CLASS PROPHECY SCENE-On board the Bowman Super Rocket Ship Model V 8-8-8-Plus Super 8, fifty miles in the stratosphere. TIME-May 25, 1965, 18 o'clock Eastern Standard Mars Time. PASSENGERS-Larry Bable, Lauren Bowman, Donald Clark, and Ray Taylor. OBJECT OF JOURNEY-To find four new planets for the sake of humanity. After the boys ride for about five minutes they discover four planets: Hubba Hubba Planet by Larry, Ding-Ding by Lauren, Bo-ing by Donald and Erf Planet by Ray. The boys explore the new planets till about supper time and they decide to knock off to eat. Each reaches into his pocket for vitamin pills and calorie hypodermics, and in one minute flat their meal is completed. During their rest after supper they begin to talk about the good old times they had in F. H. S., and to wonder what happened to the class of '46. Well! as the four boys knew, Lauren was a great manufacturer of the Bowman Super Rocket Ships who specialized in V 8-8-8-Plus Super 8 Models. Donald was a traveling salesman who went to Mars, Pluto, Juipter, etc., selling Smiths Hair Tonic and Cough Drops. Ray Taylor decided to be an undertaker, because with all the new jet propelled planes, helicopters and jeepettes there would be quite a few accidents and he would have quite a stiff business. Larry Bable is the National Judge of Beauty Contests, and also a talent scout for Faramount Studios. Some of you may be interested to know that Larry married the beautiful actress, Jean Crain. Donald said, I hear Carol Cullar is Master of Ceremonies on station M-A-R-S. She is leader of the Mars Rhythm Rangers. Say what ever happened to Pro Dailey? Larry continued, Why Pro is now inventor and manufacturer of vitamin pills and hypodermics. It pays to advertise you know and Pro really goes to extremes. The other Sunday at church the congregation was asked to sing page 125, and these are the words that appeared: Hark the Herald angels sing, Pro Dailey's pills are just the thing Peace on earth and Mercy mild Two for men and one for childf, Finally Ray spoke up with, You know, boys, Mildred Doss married I. C. Rumblesnitz and they now have two sets of twins. The girls are named Zada Ruth Rumblesnitz and Dorothy Loretta Rumblesnitz. The boys are named Thomas Virgil Rumblesnitz and Louis Atlee Rumblesnitzf' Yeh! I heard that too, said Lauren, but did you know that Leland Houlette is rival of Senator Claghorn or Martin Chmura, who is President of Mars? Leland owns a great coon farm and also specializes in odorless polecatsf' Say what ever happened to Myrna Cullar and Dorothy Farmer? Don asked. I was just about to tell you, Don, said Larry. Dorothy is a great adventurer in Mars. Her partner is Myrna and theylre the greatest game hunters in the universe. So far they have killed or captured Z0 Oomaloos, 6 Goofers and 8 Ellapants. The other day Myrna shot a wolf. They seem to be having the time of their lives, not a care in the world. Oh! well that's a woman for you. Did you fellows hear Tom Grubbs over the radio the other night? said Ray. He is the greatest funny man of the air-waves, even the greatest swooner. Hubba! Hubba! Page 25 THE CREST OF 1946 You know I heard the funniest joke the other dayf' said Lauren. I heard that Mary Carter is one of Hollywood's most beautiful actresses and singers. With her beautiful slim l?l figure she can make any bathing suit look good, or was it any bathing suit can make Mary look good. I stopped at Warren Bland's the other day, said Don, He invents small gadgets helpful to the housewife. Now in his spare time he is working on a parachute that will go both up and down. What won't he think of next? By the way Warren is not married. Then Ray spoke up, Rosemary Firestone is happily married to Mr. U. R. Crazy. They are the proud parents of a little girl. The other day while driving through town, Rosemary was caught in a traffic jam. A cop said, 'Use your noodle, lady, use your noodlef Then Rosemary replied, 'My goodness, where is it? I've pushed and pulled everything in the car '. I saw Mary Webber at Faddison Square Garden the other day, said Larry. She is one of the greatest figure skaters of all times. She's an expert at the figure 88. I also saw Joan Burt who is now married to Bud Shive, and is turning her attention to carinz for the little Shives. When I saw them the other day it was the oldest daughter's birthday. She said to me, 'Today is my birthday.' And I said, 'And to think in another year, you'll be one year olderf' She replied, 'Never mind about the future! How about the present'?', Elmon Smith, said Ray, is the owner and manufacturer of the 'Smith Brothers, Company specializing in hair tonic and cough drops. Don, here, is one of his traveling salesmen. I Evelyn Miller is now a teacher at Fairneld University. She has a Master's Degree in aeronautics. Some of her pupils are the children of the members of the class of '46. Two of her pupils are the children of Tom Hess. Tom is one of America's leading citizens. Before he was married he was another Dr. Anthony solving love problems. Now since he is married, he has changed his vocation to being water commissioner of Fairfield Township. Ol-i! and last but not least, said Larry, Juanita is now President of Notre Dame, the college for boys. She is very well 'known in society. The other day while launching a ship, she turned to the shipyard manager and said, 'How hard do I have to hit it to knock it into the water? ' Weill said Don, we better be getting back to earthy it's getting dark and we have to tell about our discovery for humanity. Come on. QD FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH .-4 S C 0 H O R O S C 0 P E Name Nickname Appearance Hobby Doomed by Destiny to Be: Larry Bable Red Sleepy Snappmg Gum A Ladies' Man Warren Bland Blondie Devilish Teasing Evelyn A Sa lor Lauren Bowman Fossil Carefree Sleeping in Class A Mechanic Martin Chmura Mert Political Politics A Politician Donald Clark Popeye Inquisitive Ping-Pong A Big Man Alvah Dailey Pro Athletic Basketball A Nurse's Husband Thomas Grubbs Booger Funny Telling Puns A Combination of Bing Crosby and QNOQ Hope Thomas Hess Tommy Serious Studying A Minister Leland Houlette Zeke Loud Coon Hunting A Husband of ? Elmon Smith Smitty Quiet Making Cough Drop's-He's a Smith Bro. A Doctor Raymond Taylor Ray Cute Women IBO-ingj Carol's Husband Joan Burt Babe Tall Going with Bud Mrs. Shive Mary Carter Fatty Fat Being Fat Fat Carol Cullar Peg Sweet Singing Mrs. Ray Taylor Myrna Cullar Lou Athletic Giggling Or Not to Be Mrs. ? Mildred Doss Toots Talkative Nursing A Good Nurse Dorothy Farmer Dot Athletic Tardiness A Dancer Rosemary Firest ne Rose Meek Leland Mrs. f?j Houlette Evelyn Miller Milly Intelligent Se ret Love Secretary Juanita Troll Nita Neat Shorthand Physical Culturist Mary Webber Sue Innocent Reading A Sailor's Wife Seniors Noisy Crazy Throwing Eraser Pests Senior Boys Hoodlums Dumb Ducking Erasers Crazy Senior Girls Hoodlasses Dumber Yet Sitting on the Heaters Old Maids or Misses Page 27 THE CREST OF 1946 CLASS HISTORY In the year 1933, fifty-three wide-eyed children with tear stained faces groped up the stairs to enter their first year of school. Miss Albright gave us confidence and soon our tears vanished. To our young minds the summer passed all too quickly and we again found ourselves enclosed within the walls of Fairfield, most of us as second graders with Miss Richardson as our chauffeur, who drove us on. Here is where we saw our first phases of love, as Miss Richardson became Mrs. John Strausbaugh in the spring. In the fall of 1935, with a grown-up feeling in our hearts, we entered the third grade with Miss Moore supervising. After learning about the habits of an Indian, we were well supplied with knowledge to spend our summer under the starry sky. We were anxious to register under Miss Funk, who taught us long division so well that some of us nearly received our master's degree. In fact we labored so faithfully that she gladly handed us up to Mr. Randalls. In September 1938, we entered Sth grade with a feeling of dignity. This was the year we had to adapt ourselves to the large playground and find interests other than swings and seesaws. After spending much' valuable time and patience in teaching us addition and sub- traction of fractions, Mr. Randalls sent us across the hall to Miss Schwab. Our great and noble achievement in sixth grade was displayed in our beautiful penman- ship. After many trying moments on the patience of Miss Schwab, she allowed us to enter Junior High School. In the year 1940 with heads held high, we strode into Junior High School. We faced much confusion and disorder, but with the aid of Mr. Cole, we became accustomed to the change of classes and made it a habit to get to class on time. Now we were so well equipped with knowledge, and had a well balanced view of high school which enabled us to enter the eighth grade. Mr. Faloon also further increased our view of the world in each history class and we were very much astonished at our ability to grasp these extremely difiicult, but interesting lessons without the bit of difficulty. After so readily showing this much coveted characteristic, we were promoted to become the brightest little Freshmen of F. H. S. . It was in the late spring of 1942, when a scattered bunch of eighth graders, disowned by Junior High, embarked upon a high school career. Accordingly, dresses were made two inches longer and worn knickers were exchanged for long trousers, We were indeed lucky to have Mr. Hagedorn and the following ofiicers to overcome all obstacles which superiors might place in our paths: Pres.-Gordon Riehl, Vice Pres.-Thomas Grubbsg Sec.-Dorothy Shearerg Treas.-Dorothy Farmer, Student Council-Martin Chmura and Mary Carterg Social Chairman-Myrna Cullar. But grownup as they might have been in their own opinions, their superiors and teachers found them just another crop of silly, giggling, Sophomores. Now it was our turn to scoff at the bewildered Freshmen. We failed to inform them of the events to take place at the initiation, thus causing the poor things a great deal of inconvenience. Many promising athletes blossomed out this year in football and basketball. The following officers were elected to lead the destinies of the class: Pres.-Myrna Cullarg' Vice Pres.-Martin Chmurag Sec.-Dorothy Farmerg Treas.-Juanita Troll, Student Council-Thomas Hess and Carol Cullarg Room Chairman-Leland Houlette: Social Chairman-Kenneth Price. Under the sincere guidance of Mrs. Gaver, the class made this year a grand success and we emerged from the estate of Sophomores to the more dignified position of Juniors. Then in the fall of 1944, the much coveted name of Juniors was bestowed upon us. This title brought pride and satisfaction to our beaming faces. This year with the unfailing sympathy and help of Mr. Frank and our director, Miss Deringer, we presented our first dramatic production to raise money so we might entertain the Seniors at a grand and glorious prom. To carrv the executive burdens this year we elected: Pres.-Martin Chmurag Vice Pres.-Myrna Cullarg Sec. and Treas.-Elmon Smithg Social Chairman-Dorothy Farmer, Student Council-Juanita Troll and Ray Taylor. True to our word, we worked hard and turned out one of the grandest plays in many years, the mystery-comedy, Doctor is Outf' All was ready for the prom and the Juniors and Seniors in formal attire mingled together in happy companionship. It was the last prom for the Seniors, but for the Juniors it was merely another wonderful evening in our high school life. The year rapidly approached an end and now the score was three down and one to go. Finally the same class that entered Fairfield High School three years ago entered their last year of school and on the history book of F. H. S. will leave a superior record, This year we elected some extraordinarily famous officers to help us successfully complete our last year of school without error or any symptoms of bankruptcy: Pres.-Thomas Hessg Vice Pres.-Elrnon Smith, Sec. and Treas.-Thomas Grubbsg Student Council-Ray Taylor and Mary Carter. We displayed our greatest achievement this year in our development of an annual which is believed to excel the size of the Sears, catalog. Since it is the greatest creative achievement for the year. Now the time has come to say good-bye to our school life and we realize more than ever that what we have learned here will prove very valuable to us as we go out into the world. We shall have to leave and the world is opening to us. Page 28 QW!! Q fi W 1 ,, 'f , 'f THE CREST OF 1946 iam JUNIOR CLASS Row 1: Dorothy DeRhoclcs, Gloria Yarian, Donna Hamilton, lirierla Garwnocl, Zelma Dyke. Dorothy Toot, Clara Miller, Verjcan Chamberlain, Row 2: Lawrence Watirrs. Leon Taylor, Mary Firestone, Thelma Dyke, Donna Lamonchn, Miss Grcenisen, Howard Bauman, Albert Blosscr. Row 3: Eugene Beckett, Ellis Hawkins, David Barth. SOPHOMORE CLASS Row 1: Carolyn Swope. Betty Houlette, Dorothy Cricler, Phyllis Wisler, Twila Carlisle, Esther Doss, Irene Domanslci, Margot DeLashmutt, Row 2: Mrs. Gray, Shirley Fesler, Shirley Conlcle, Geraldine Greiner, Erma Burlcey, Doris Neiheiscl, Dale Sitler. Row 3: Nlarion Moser. Kenneth McLaughlin, Wfaltcr Kyser, Lowell Faruhalcr-r. Wfnlte-r De- Rhocles, Virgil Kl1Il1bllLl, Harold Baker. Absent-Dorothy Ewing. Dorothy lVlcQuistio11, Jack Robins. Page 30 FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH FRESHMAN CLASS Row l: Ruth XVL-lwlwer, Pauline Bauman, Evelyn Bryarly, lflsie l.utscli, Carol Srliloneger. Bertha l.ipely, Evelyn Wfillaes, lVlary Reash. Row Z: Miss Farmer, Lois Taylor, Barbara Hess, Gwen Krcpps, Elsie Robinson, Beverly Corll, Dorothy Carter. Row 3: Billy Crook, Robert Nichols, Richard Rice, Thomas Vocaturc, Vernon lVl.ittlu-ws. Joseph Moore, Cecil lVlcCowin, Nlilton Tipton, Willard Derwiler, Robert French. Row 4: Richard Barth, Edward Miller, Billy Rymer, Edwin Thomas. Absent-Viola lVlcQuistion, EIGHTH GRADE Row 1: Anfta Ewing, Emma -lean Rice, Rebecca Kornbau, Louise Nlinier, JoAnn Nlanuel. Pearl Bauman, l.ois Ray, Ona Tipton, Jennie Vollnogle, Ethelene Sipe, Row 2: lVlr. Freshley, Joel Blosser, Douglas Nloore, Homer Dotson, Eileen Grim, lVlarie Detrow, Wayime Ewing. Walter Smith, Billy Gaston, Xvayne Reash. Row 3: George Reash, Tfarl Dailey, Donald Tanner, Sam Greiner. Absent-Lulu Terrence. Pa ge JI THE CREST OF 1946 SEVENTH GRADE Row I: Jack Stevens, Carl Garwood, Arlen Taylor, Daryl Burt, Eleanor Stratton, Jane Weikart, Donna Weber, Doris Blosser, Charles Baker, Jack Bussard, Daniel Barth. Row 2: Harold Brubaker, Robert Rodriclc, Richard Davison, Adonia Allmon, Kathryn Rnabe, Eva Allmon, Margaret Raabe, Phyllis Workman, Mildred lVlcLaughlin, Dorothy Hardman, Theodore Rodrick, Raymond Doss, Gerald Finnie, Mr. Braid, Row 3: Regis Ward, Bill Gels, Jimmy Crook, Jim Bachrell, Bill Robb, James Pahanish, Bernard Barkley, Walter Burkey, Paul Conkle, Leroy Brinker. SIXTH GRADE Row 1: Miss Schwab, Ruth McCowin, Donna Crider, Mary Bilsky, Carolyn Detwiler, Susan Seamans, Dorothy Yoder, Doris Robb, Wilma Barkley, Donna Russell, Janice Rodrick. Row 2: Daniel Lipely, John Carter, Everett Bender, Donnie Bartholow, Donnie Bable, Bobby Crook, Bobby McLaughlin, Jimmie Nichols, Charles Pahanish, Charles Esenwein, Fred Lynn. Absent-Everett Vocature. Page 32 FAIRFIELD TWUV HIGH HFTH GRADE Row 1: Miss Blosser, Betty Baker, Wanda Ingledue, Miriam Cope, Jane Keslar, Ruth Ann Schloneger, janet Coy. Gwendolyn Wfilms, Yvonne Cope, Velma Blosser, Mary Lou Moore. Row 2: Donnie Peppel, Ronald Graham, Jay Chamberlain, Maurice Brubaker, Emma Bilsky. Grace Hardman, Larry Stevens, Gilbert Waters, Emerson Wfillces, Jerry Bowman, Row 3: Kenneth Workman. Donald Toot, Jimmy Cope, James Flannery, Sammy Ferguson, Martin Lutsch, Donnie Ray, Charles Geis, Tommy Neiheisel, Lloyd Sclmooley, Charles Ingledue, Phillip Workman. Absent-Ruth Ann Garert. FOURTH GRADE Row 1: Larry Ingledue, Twila Bartholow, Dorothy Clark, Mary Ella Bell, Sondra Firestone Barbara Pahanish, Barbara Pierce, Dorothy Esenwein, Donald Wellman. Row 2: Rov Black, Wayne Sirler, Eddie Schieben, jimmy Swiclcard, Kenneth Garrod, Glenn Rice, Dale Burt, Jimmy Russell, Mrs, Eberhart. Row 3: George Kyser, Carl Schieben, Frank Everett, Dean Ray, Dale Stoffer, Robert Flannery, Paul Farmer, Tommy Weber, John Barth. Absent-Donald Albright, Mildred Ward. Page 33 FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH THIRD GRADE Row 1: Billy Reash, Dora Mercer, Grace Robb, Mary VanKirk, Charlotte Wilkes, Annie Domanski, Marie Blosser, Kathleen Cowher, Betty Robb, Kathleen Chamberlain, Marie Batholomew, Doris Detrow, Lois Zimmerman. Row 2: Russell Scheiben, Rolland Reash, Carl Brubaker, Lavern Esenwein, Robert Miller, Donald Cope, Richard Backtell, Richard Black, Kent Brinker, Rollin Bryarly, Dean Stoffer, John Mellinger, Donald Blosser, Lee Grim, Gordon Lehman, Miss Harmon. Absent-Anna Mae Cooper. SECOND GRADE Row 1: Dixie Lee Carlisle, Carol Rice, Thelma Brown, Ruth Black, Larena Flannery, Monnie Welman, Lois Allmon, Judy Gorby, Carolyn Bauman, Donna Garrod, Laverne Mc- Laughlin. Row 2: Fred Ingledue, Robert Zarnosky, Jimmy Gaston, Mary Anne Elliot, Nancy Work- man, Janet Seamans, Beverly Bable, Joseph VanKirk, Larry Kannel, Walter Burt. Row 3: Ronald Cope, Walter Cooper, Donald Meiser, Riley Ryan, John Ingledue, Raymond Bauman, David Allmon, Donald Greiner, Richard Cope, Herman Miller, Joseph Pahanish, Miss Bierman. Absent-Joyce Bender, Kathleen Snyder. FIRST GRADE Row 1: Jimmy Forney, Donald White, Dixie Brinker, Peggy Sitler, Loretta Zarnosky, Joyce Detwiler, Carol Ranken, Jimmy Rowan, Bobby Dickey, Roy Scheiben, Row 2: Bobby Chmura, Betty Cowher, Betty Lou Ferguson, Barbara Jones, Shirley Loy, Helen Wilkes, Lois Brubaker, Marilyn Bell, Sandra Kannel, Nancy Mellinger, Esther Sidwell, Eileen Taylor, Arthur Bell. Row 3: Miss Albright, Dale Coffman, Jimmy Reash, Ronald Edgerton, Kenneth Ingledue, Billy Knuth, Pat Morris, Jimmy Pike, Dwayne Stoffer, Donald Workman, Donald Logan, Gary Graham, Howard Cope. Absent-Russell Albright, Philip Converse, Gerald Garrett, Geraldine Garrett. Page 35 Gi' THE CREST OF 1946 G , ? e Q L D . S i A S ' ,. ' T A R S Seaman llc Lavelle Yarian Seaman llc Wilmer Schooley U. S. Navy U. S. Navy Rezverently Dedicated to Tlzoxe rrrlIO Pnfa' the Suprenle S11cr1'h'rre Pvt. Glen White Lt. Harry Cannon S!Sgc. Gilbert Robb U. S. Army Army Air Corps U. S. Army Page 36 F A I R FIE L D T W P H I G H R 145 :HK Univ ' w 0 --TN ix 'a YG 47 ggggn wif- alllzqii ,ff .' , affine? if f' . 5 fiillsi Wig' , 'gli' I , :ggi 1 f of X46 ff P a Ze! .7 THE CREST OF 1946 I Q ii' Page 38 ILE - n nw... g , 4BL0ND!fJ Vu .,:, ,T 2, Won E I ,Q 5 X , Y 3. as is 'E mfs L'Jf za: QQ -X 9 O FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH L. to R., FIRST ROW: Leon Taylor, Dave Barth, Alvah Dailey, Martin Chrnura, Marion Moser, Tom Hess, Wfarren Bland. SECOND ROW: Tom Grublns, Xvalter DeRhocles, Eugene Beckett, Bill Crook, Ellis Haw- kins. Larry Bable, Dick Barth. Mr. Freshley. FOOTBALL This year was a very successful season for Fairfield l ligh's football squad. Six Seniors ended their high school football careers this season. They were the follow- ing: Warren Bland, Tom Hess, A1 Dailey, Larry Bable, Martiii Chmura, :incl Lee Houlette. Tom Grubbs, also a Senior, was our football manager. SCHEDULE Sept. 14 Fairfield North Jackson. 6 Sept. 21 Fairfield New Waterford 0 Sept. 28-Fairfield ,,,,,,, North Lima W 0 Oct. 5 Fairfield , ,.,,r, ,,,,, , North Jackson , ,,,, ,,,2O Oct. 12 Fairfield L ,,r,,, ,. ,,,,, Springfield W 25 Oct. 19 Fairfield Salineville ,,,, l 3 Oct. 26 Fairfield .,,,,,,, New Waterford,,, 6 Nov. 2 Fairfield North Lima ,,,, , 19 Page 39 THE CREST OF 1946 ROW ONE: Eugene Beckett, Managerg Ray Taylor, Warren Bland Alvah Dilley Thomis Grubbs, Tom Hess, Mr. Freshley, Coach. ROW TWO: Harold Baker, Albert Blosser, Marion Moser, Ellis Hiwlcins Le n Taylor Dave Barth, Richard Barth. ROW THREE: Joe Moore, Dale Sitler, Howard Bauman, Robert Fr nth Billy Crook Walter DeRhodes, Virgil Kornbau, Milton Tipton. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. jan. Jan. Jan. Jen. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 22- 27- Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield -Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield -Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield wma, aafwzwz Page 40 Springfield .,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,., At New Waterford Columbiana ,,,.,,,,,, East Palestine ,, North Jackson Ar North Lima , ,,,.. . Alumni ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, At Goshen ,,,, ,,,, Salineville ,,,,,,,,,, New Waterford ,.,,,,,, Llsbon ,,,,, , Ar Beloit , ,, At Leetonia .,.,,..,, Ar Newell ,,,.,,,,,,. , At Columbiana ,,,,,, Mineral Ridge .,,,, Leetonia , ....,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,, , Ar Salineville ,,,,, , ,,,,,...,,. , Salineville fTou New Waterford rnament f Tournament Youngstown North fTournament FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH l BASKETBALL Fairfield High had a fairly good season, winning 10 games and losing 11. The team edged Salineville out at the tournaments taking the crown as Columbiana County Class B Champions. At South Field House in Youngstown, however, the team lost to Youngstown North. The team consisted of five seniors. They were the following: Ray Taylor, Warren Bland, Thomas Hess, Tom Grubbs, and A1 Dailey. 1.lllzl',lil.l',Alll',li5: llmlt to rlglnb Ire-nv lIUlllLlllSlxl. Ilnrollly l.l'l1lPl'- l,n-rall1lnu- l.ra-lm-r. Hnrlmru Ile-ss. Pllyllis Wish-r. wma, Badzddall Page 41 THE CREST OF 1946 ROW ONE: Billy Gaston, Nlanagerg Sammy Greiner, Earl Dailey, Wayne Ewing, Wayne Reash, George Reash, Joel Blosscr. ROW TWO: Carl Garwood, Arlen Taylor, Walter Burkey, Xvilliam Geis, Daniel Barth. Mr. Freshley, Coach. The Junior High cagers had a fairly successful season, winning five games and losing three. The first five were as follows: Wayne Reash, Earl Dailey, Sammy Grciner, Joel Blosser, and Wayime Ewing. JUNIOR HIGH SCHEDULE Fairfield H 8 Waterford Fairfield , W ,,,,,, 20 Columbiana Fairfield 7 , ,,,,, 19 Columbiana Fairfield H W Z6 Palestine Fairfield ,W , .. ,,,, 36 Waterford Fairfield ,,,,s,s, 24 Leetonia Fairfield Y 31 Palestine Fairfield 7 , ,, ,,,,, 27 Leetonia W anim 04194 Baalwzfdall Page 42 JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS Jane Weikart Lois Ray Daryl Burt FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH Z- FF bw I J f CX 'XX 5' 'ju ' If V, I f Q23 F S f' X fm 1 X , Gb 40 'T I gm 1 X K N ' f M I P2 THE CREST OF 1946 BAND Row 1: Carolyn Swope, Betty Houlerrc, Dorothy Carter, Ruth Wfchhcr, Carol Cullar, Bill Rymcr, Robert Nichols. Row 2: Eileen Grim, Eddie Nliller, Jerry Finnie, l-larolcl Brubaker, Willie Dt-iwilcr, Richard Barth, Boh French, Bill Crook. Row 3: Mr. Howensrine, director, Phyllis Wisler, drum major, Edwin Thomas, Walter Kyser Wfalter Burkey, Dale Sitler, Wayne Rensh. JUNIOR ORCHESTRA Row 1: Jimmy Crook, Ethelene Sipe, Donna Russell, Doris Blosser, Gilberr Waters, Freclcly Lynn, John Carter, Donnie Peppel, Jerry Finnie, Harold Brubaker, Dorothy Clark, Sammy Ferguson. Row 2: Eileen Grim, Donald Tanner, Carolyn Detwiler, Raymond Doss, Walter Burkey, Bobby Crook, Leroy Brinker, John Barth, lVlr. Howenstine. Page 44 XVnlu-r Kyscr, Tom Grubbs, Tom Hess, Walter Dc-Rhodes, Row 1: Carolyn Swope, Mary Carter, Margot DeLashmurr fwirhdrewj, Dorothy Ewing. Phyllis Wisler, Berry Houlette, Carol Cullar. Row 2: Beverly Corll, Ver-ionn Chamberlain 1Wirhd1'cwl, Gerry Grcincr, Cwirhdrcwb. Nlnry Firesronc. Page -15 THE CREST OF 1946 GIRLS' CHORUS ' Row 1: Betty Houlette, Dorothy Toot, Carol Cullar, Mrs. Howenstine, Phyllis Wfisler, Esther Doss, Mary Webber, Dorothy Ewing. Row 2: Elsie Lutsch, Carol Schloneger, Mary Carter, Irene Domanslci, Shirley Fesler, Shirley Conlcle, Margot DeLashmutt, Clara Miller, Dorothy Crider, Mary' Reash. Row 3: Bertha Lipely, Rosemary Firestone, Dorothy Farmer, Mary Firestone, Verjean Chamberlain, Geraldine Greiner, Donna Lamoncha, Erma Burkey, Carolyn Swope. Row 4: Gwen Krepps, Evelyn Wilkes, Evelyn Bryarly, Barbara Hess, Beverly Corll, Elsie Robinson, Lois Taylor, Pauline Bauman, Ruth Webber, Dorothy Carter. BOYS' CHORUS Row 1: Accompanistfffarolyn Swope, Tom Vocature, Milton Tipton, Richard Rice, Billy Rymer, Albert Blosser, Edward Miller, Willard Detwiler, Thomas Grubbs, Mr, Howenstine. Row 2: Kenneth McLaughlin, Marion Moser, Walter Kyser, Leon Taylor, Larry Bable, Billy Crook, Thomas Hess, Walter DeRhodes, Edwin Thomas, Raymond Taylor, Page 46 FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH Row Rnw Row Row CHORAL CLUB 1: Margot Del.:1shmutr, Carolyn Swope, Verjean Chamberlain, Geraldine Grcinor Erma Burlcey, Mary Firestone, Gloria Yarian, Carol Cullar. 2: Mildred Doss, Esther Doss, Dorothy De-Rhodes, Mary Carter, Phyllis Wisler, Irene Domanslci, Mr. Howenstine. 3: Marion Moser, Dorothy Ewing, Dorothy Cricler, Dorothy Farmer, Tom Hess. 4: Kenneth McLaughlin, Raymond Taylor, Bill Crook, Walter Kyser, Tommy Grulvlvs, Walter DeRhoCles. BLACK Cr WHITE STAFF Row 1: Martin Chmura, Ray Taylor, Myrna Cullar, Tommy Grubbs, Mrs, Gray, Mary Carter, Larry Bable, Elmon Smith. Row 2: Carol Cullar, Evelyn Miller, Dorothy Farmer, Rosemary Firestone, joan Burt, Mildred Doss, Mary Vlfelaher. Page 47 THE CREST OF 1946 Page 48 if am d- 1 ' i N 9 '-,EJQQX rnrumi lllllu x s f , f B! XQQERE? , ' f '2'gj7 ' A f .H f xx xffgflp bo X NX 4 09: Jig, nv ! X X W s ,Q ggzr 'iff I Q! -LZ f J ? '4.,gT FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH VALENTINE DANCE Saturday evening, February 16, 1946, the Seniors sponsored a Valentine Dance. The gym was very picturesque with decorations of red and white and card tables were arranged so as to form a large heart. A short program, consisting of all the hidden talent in the Senior Class, was given. The audience roared with laughter when our announcer, Thomas Grubbs said the Andrews Sisters would sing several numbers and Larry Bable, Lauren Bowman, and Donald Clark skipped lightly onto the stage complete in feminine attire, After having some trouble as to the tune, the three little girls sang, Bell-Bottom Trousers, Camptown Races, and Pistol Packing Mammaf' Then Bing Crosby, our own Thomas Hess, favored us with the popular song, Dreams, Next Kate Smith 1Mary Carter, sang How Deep is the Ocean followed by Frank Sinatra Grubbs who sang There's No You and he really had the audience swooning. After Kate Smith, Frankie Sinatra, and Bing Crosby had shown such great ability, we decided to combine then and the three sang Lily-Belle. Then Frankie and Kate harmonized on the Hubba Hubba Song. Last but not least on our program were the four Ink Spots fDorothy Farmer, Myrna Cullar, Mary Webber, and Carol Cullarl. These four Negro gentlemen hopped on the stage with black painted faces, white shirts, bow ties, felt hats, boyis suits, and even cigars. Their first number was Id Climb the Highest Mountain. The audience wanted more so they came back with a very fast jazz number, Well, Get It,,' with Myrna Culiar at the piano, Qwe wonder if there is anything left of the piano stool! Mary Webber on the trombone, fa curtain rodl Carol Cullar, the Trumpet player, la funneli and Dorothy Farmer doing the jazz. After this hilarious entertainment the waitresses took orders for delicious chicken sandwiches, hot dogs, sundaes, potato chips, and punch. The evening was concluded with dancing to the records of Tommy Dorsey. Thanks to all who came and made this a great success for the Seniors. mi? iii. Q NJ , Fig! , Jia, FROSH INITIATION Friday, September 28, 1945, once again the day of retribution came to Fairfield. The mistreated of last year were able to wreck their vengence and grey matter and decide upon a suitable slaughter and various tortures for their new teachers and the Frosh. It seemed as though Fairfield really had adopted quite a few new glamour girls, especially a cute little girl by the name of Edward Miller and some very handsome men. Hubba! Hubba! They were ordered to take their shoes and socks off and then the fun began-they walked in ice water and got shocked by electric currents at the same time. Next came those wonderful eats- a very tasty combination of bread liberally coated with mustard and hot peppers. After this tasty combination each Frosh was blind-folded and taken for a thrilling ride in a barrel. At the conclusion of the initiation each Soph led a dizzy Frosh down to the Home Ec. room to a really delicious lunch of ice cream, cookies and pop. The evening was concluded by such games as spin the Milk Bottle and Forfeit. Page 49 THE CREST OF 1946 SENIOR PLAY CAST Row 1: Thomas Hess, Martin Chmura, Alvah Dailey, Leland Houlette, Raymond Taylor, Thomas Grubbs. Row 2: Miss Greenisen, Dorothy Farmer, Carol Cullar, Myrna Cullar, Mary Carter, Juanita Troll, Rosemary Firestone, Joan Burt. GHOST WANTED This great mystery-comedy, given so well by our class of '46, went over with a bang! The play takes place in the Stormgay house on Ramshead Rock, off the coast of Maine. Here is a brief sketch of the characters: Hugo Bromley, a young man out of a job, Tom Grubbsg Jeffrey Hall, his friend, Tom Hess, Troddy, maid and cook for the Stormgay household, Mary Carter, Ginger Stormgay, a pretty girl in her late teens, Carol Cullarg Gale Stormgay, Ginger's older sister, Dorothy Farmer, Hatcher, the Stormgay houseman, Raymond Taylor, Granny Kate, the girls' energetic grand- mother, Joan Burt, Mr. Bradshaw, the sheriff, Leland Houletteg Nora Vane, the sheriff's helper who does most of his talking, Myrna Cullarg Professor de Vallan, an authority on voodoo and zombies, Martin Chmurag Madam Zolga, his strange assistant, Juanita Trollg and Azalea, a lobster woman from a nearby village, Rose- mary Firestoneg Alvah Dailey plays the part of a monster. The Senior Class wishes to thank the directors and all others who helped them make their last 'dramatic production a success. Page 50 FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH l l JUNIOR PLAY CAST Row 1: Albert Blosser, Eugene Beckett, Ellis Hawkins, Lee Taylor, David Barth, Miss Dc-ringer. Row 2: Zelma Dyke, Clara Miller, Gloria Yarian, Donna Lamoncha, Verjean Chamberlain. Dorothy DeRhodes, GRAN DAD STEPS OUT Come on, kids, we have a play to put on. Remember? Eugene, get down off that railing, you're suppose to be a feeble Grandad with a catch in your back, a crick in your neck, a pain in your knee, and stomach ulcers. And so we went on with the rehearsal. The dress rehearsal was excellent although all of us were rather nervous and the triplets had a time to get their hair fixed the same. At the evening performance the curtain was pulled at eight o'clock and everything was quiet back stage except for someone's knees which were knocking. The cast consisted of Eugene Beckett, as Grandad, Verjean Chamberlain, as Mrs. Morton, Grandad's daughter, Gloria Yarian as Tilly, a green country maid, Dorothy DeRhodes, as Betty Shadduck, a girl of about nineteen, Ellis Hawkins, as Kip Shadduck, Betty's brother, Clara Miller, Dorothy Toot, and Zelma Dyke, as Trudie, Judie and Ludie, respectively, the Norwood triplets, David Barth, as Jack Norwood, a brother of the triplets, Leon Taylor, as Jim Mahoney, Grandad's friend, Donna Lamoncha, as Miss Abby Higgins, an old maid who is man crazy, Frieda Garwood, as Mrs. -lobe Feeney, a heavy set country woman, Albert Blosser, as a dectective who thinks he knows all. ,Q Recognition should be given to Miss Deringer, our director, and Miss Greenisen, our assistant director. Also the members of the Senior class who served as ushers. Page 51 THE CREST 0F 1946 GIRL RESERVES Row 1: Myrna Cullar, Carol Cullar, Clara Miller, Miss Farmer, Phyllis Wisler, Zelma Dyke, Dorothy Toot, Mary Webber, Row 2: Evelyn Miller, Dorothy DeRhodes, Doris Neiheisel, Gloria Yarian, Joan Burt, Mildred Doss, Frieda Garwood. Row 3: Rosemary Firestone, Dorothy Farmer, Mary Firestone, Verjean Chamberlain, Geraldine Greinvr, Donna Lamoncha, Thelma Dyke, Margot Del.asl1mutt. Sponsor, Miss Zada Farmerg Co-Sponsor, Miss Loretta Greenisen, President, Mary Carter, Vice-President, Dorothy DeRhodes, Secretary, Donna Hamilton, Treasurer, Evelyn Miller, Devotional Leader, Myrna Cullarg Historian, Dorothy Farmer, Social Chairman, Mary Webber. The night of November 16, 1943, was the outstanding one in the history of the Girl Reserves, This occasion was the sponsoring of an informal dance for the foot- ball team with the general public also invited. Music was furnished on record and refreshments were served during the eve- ning which included candy, ice cream, and pop. The dance ended at 11:30 p.m. At Christmas time a party was planned at the home of one of the Reserve members but was postponed due to snow. Page 52 FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH S. Q A ,.. I .w'-' 'I fx? if wx M, M. : V . ,X W -x, .I .X U 5 L I M Page 53 THE CREST OF 1946 Page 54 lifrigf'- Cli- FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH gummy 'fpRoFE550 R LAB. Going- My-wxny ? ? ?? I Page 55 THE CREST OF 1946 Y 5 am 4 ii N V 2' ff , ,, ,jr 59, A . 1 H x Q . 4 w,x?5 , HEDITO RSXX FR.0NTYAR51, I 1 HKU P , sv 25121: g:?: Q .,: 5-iii.. V is iff! A ' 'SQL x iii! .,,A faeimsw - 1 . Z ' ' 5 , ,. ., , -s:::f':...: f '-'-' ww --:-N , ,,:,,, ,..g :I-' .yy lfggif- ' 'W ' .. , .. M ..-....,.,., : ,-.,... . .--:,:-:5:15,, 3 HTYPJSTS' WFHFSW if sk M In X as v. Page 56 LEEZ'+ +-51.1.15 NEDITORS' f 11 wARoENs'x 'X was ixx 5 ' .5949-K.y'1 ' Wx , 2 A W' f 39' V3 V? :' 'V .lk ' - ' . J si 3 we X .,,V.,, . 'A f- A-F 1..-, , CAFETERIA FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH X, Q ? i 'DOSSV :ci 'af Dam? 'J BooatilZ'lGru6B5 'VLA me YF Ju a rw fa 1 K . .,.,,. 5 ,lQ:'2::fN. , 4 . 3 .,.. 1 Q Q . Page 57 THE CREST OF 1946 T0f'Y' f Q?f9f ,QgQ,fqg5 X L CAF5I RAVT K 1 IEYELYN QEKE' DON'C J - Page 58 17,4 I'I? I7 I 13 l.l9 7'I4'ID . II I C? II wg' an mf. ,Y 3 S fm. . ,. ,A MAFPYPC. L -x ???' ., l 'D rff' SMfTTY' G . ..,. X M..wMQ.X..X. , , x ,N..,....A.MM-.x... .8 . Q, 6 Rosemary-ff' 9M YRNA 'CQ .MW A .. ll ,X - Q. K X 5 n .W S ' Rf 1 gk gi?:Q ?.,f 'J , - l3Tb1miT,+f34 ll H , - In BL O N D I E Page 59 -Teachers THE CREST OF 1946 SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER -First day of school. No commercial or chemistry teachers, We are all very happyl?l -Chemistry teacher comes. E. E. Braid. -We journey to North Jackson for a foot- ball game. It's raining hard and the game ends 6-6. -Defeated New Waterford 40-0. Joan Burt was hostess for a Senior hayride and wiener roast. Seems there was a man shortage. party at Valley Golf Links. And did they get acquainted! North Lima 19-0. Freshman get Nice looking bunch of girls eh? Mr. Braid looks good with a big green ribbon in his hair. -Defeated initiated. OCTOBER -We have our first chemistry test. Blue Monday. -Results of yesterday's painful ordeal. 3 4-We are all hard at work on the school paper. As yet, we have no commercial teacher. -First school paper comes out. All on our own too. We defeat North Jackson 26-Z0. More rain! Coach Freshley gives boys a lecture on Friday's game. Junior assembly. Chaplain Charles Reed tells us of his experiences while landing with the troops on the Normandy beachhead. -Economics test. The seventh grade spends the day proving that cream is made from milk. -Fair and sunny ifinallyl. -Booktruck comes and everybody forgets his books. Leland Houlette returns the books he borrowed last year. -Commercial teacher at last! Mr. Smith, our former music teacher, who recently has been discharged from the Navy, comes to our res- cue. -Black 66 White. We defeat Salineville 26-13. -Sophomore assembly. We defeat New Water- ford 20-6. -Senior Hallowe'en party postponed. Ray Tay- lor has scarlet fever. Page 60 31-Hallowe'en. What a collection on the school lawn. Along with the collection are numerous articles from the Houlette Farm. The ring and invitation card salesman was here. Most of us have not decided definitely about our cards. NOVEMBER 2-Defeated North Lima 32-18. 5-Black and White published today. More scandal! 15--Today we worked our poor brains out on the I. Q. tests. Juanita Troll made a score of 114, the next being Elmon Smith with 113. 16--We are working faithfully on the school paper-that is, those who are here. Today is the first day of hunting season and so many of the men f?j are absent, being either sick or doing some absolutely necessary farm work. We wonder? Tonight there is a dance in honor of the football team. The public is invited and there is a large crowd. l?l 19-Four new faces are seen in the halls today! Yes, the Taylor family are in school again. They have been quarantined at home be- cause Ray had scarlet fever. 21-Today we took a chemistry test and finished the one on English. Oh yes, we also heard about some of the tests we took yesterday. Oh! This afternoon we have a Thanks- giving assembly in charge of the eighth grade. The football team presents Mr. Fresh- ley with a trophy in appreciation for his fine services the past season. Thanks, coach! First basketball game. Springfield. We lost. 22-23-These are the days of chicken and turkey. Thanksgiving vacation! 24-25-Spent taking tablets to relieve stomach distress. Z8-This morning there was the sweet odor of skunk in the Senior room. Phew! Rav Tay- lor has a trap line. Report cards this eve- ning. Oh! Must we look? Z9-We are all hard at work' on the Black and White. Comets journey to New Waterford and win! DECEMBER 3-Senor class works on annual. Algebra class learns a new name. Hans Von Hopunnoffu- shungellessenhellstumkimmelpons. FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH sci-noon. CALENDAR 4a-The day is dark and dreary. Tonight the Comets are hosts to the veteran Columbiana Clipper team. We lost again. 5---Every Pupil Tests for most of the high school. The typing students were introduced to their new teacher who is to come to us after Christa mas vacation. Our first impression was-well! 6' ---Today most of the buses and teachers are late. The roads are one solid glare of ice. 7'--aThe absence list is growing steadily. There are about 30 students out of high school and a like number in the grades. Everyone feels sick, This darn flu! 10-There are about 60 students out of high school. Four boys are in the senior class. There will be no school Wednesday or Thursday due to the flu. 13-Most of the students are back now. There is a lot of work to complete before Christmas va- cation. If it doesn't stop snowing we'll have to shovel our way through. 14-Miss Farmer can barely talk, due to a cold. We journey to North Jackson tonight. 15-More cold weather! Tonight we play North Lima. 17-The cold weather we still have with us. We are finishing last week's Black and White now. 18-There is a P.-T. A. meeting tonight. The pro- gram is under the direction of Mr. Howen- stein. 19--Black at White comes out today. Z1-Chapel Christmas program sponsored by the senior class. Shadow pictures are shown. Mr. Smith, our commercial teacher, left today to complete his Master's degree at Northwestern University. JANUARY 1-Thus starteth a new year. Or rather, we are sleeping off the effects of last night. 11-Comets defeat Salineville on our floor. Hur- rah, Grubbs. 15-16-Mid-year tests. My, those teachers really want to get vengeance. 17-18--Seniors go to Lisbon to have their pictures taken. What talent! 22-Basketball game at Beloit. Nice bus trip, huh kids? 23-Johnson comes to take pictures. Hubba! 25-Farmers' Institute. Boy, the wind surely blows. Unsicle and outl. 28--The Seniors come this evening tn work on the Crest. Lot nf hard work to do yet. FEBRUARY If-Today we start another month. The individual pictures come back from Johnson's. What a gruesome bunch! 6-Today orders are placed for individual pic- tures. More mula gone. 12-The Comets defeat Leetonia. Yeh team! 13-P. T. A. with a really interesting program. Keep up the swell work folks, 14--Valentine's Day-so what? 15-Tom Grubbs and Elmon Smith take Pepsi Cola Scholarship tests. We almost had to put them behind bars afterwards. Some test! 16-Senior class plays host to the school with a Night Club Floor Show program. Dancing afterwards. This is really enjoyed by all who participated. 20-Tournament at Lisbon. We beat Salinesville! Z1-Johnson Studio comes to take the basket- ball pictures. 22-YVe defeat New Waterford in tournaments. XVe're now county B champions! 29--No such day. This is not leap year. MARCH 1-Seniors go forth to reap harvest on annual advertisements. Super Salesmen, huh? 4-Seniors rack their brains finishing the work on the Crest. 6-Report cards. 9-Senior Scholarship test at Lisbon. 13, 14, 15-Jr. High Tournament at East Pales- tine. 16-Fairfield Church entertain for returned serv icemen, 27-Every Pupil Tests. 29-Junior play- Grandad Steps Out. Page 61 THE CREST OF 1946 Page 62 SCHOOL CALENDAR --Scholarship elimination. -Report cards again. -Mt. Union Musical Festival. MAY -Senior play- Ghost Wanted.', L-junior-Senior banquet and prom. A-Baccalaureate, -Last day of school. -Commencement. FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH ALUMNI NEWS CARL BLOSSER ,,......,,,...... NICK BOGDAN ,, ,.,.,...,,.,.,,, - MARGARET BURKEY, Enon Valley, Pa.,,, ELAINE CARLISLE, Youngstown...,,, JANET CHAMBERLIN, Waterford .,.. CURTIS COPE, California-, ..., ,,,, GRACE COPPOCK, Youngstown,,,, DOROTHY CROOK. Leetonia ,,,,,, HAROLD DETWILER, Leetonia ..,.,,, DONALD FITZSIMMONS, Columbiana., GOLDIE GASKILL, Columbus, .L,. ,,,, JOHN GRIM, Waterford -, , .A,L,, , PAUL HAMILTON, North CaroIina,,,-..-- PAULINE MARTIN, Leetonia ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, LoVERNE MATTHEWS, Washington D. C. ,,,, ANDREW McLAUGHLlN, Pacific ,,,,,,,. DOROTHY MCLAUGHLIN, Columbianam, MAY PRICE, Columbus ,,,,,,,,,,-, RALPH RUPERT, Waterford ,,.... ,, , - JOHN THOMAS, Grove City -- WILMA ZIEGLER, Cleveland ,, PHILLIP PIERSON, CoIumbiana,,- ,,, MARGARET DYKE, Columbiana, ..... WILLIAM HOULETTE, Camp Picket, Va.,,, JEAN CARROLL, Salem e,e. .. ....... , ALICE WELLMAN, CoIumbiana,,,, OLIVE BRYARLY, East PaIestine,,, EUNICE CALDWELL, Leetonia ,,,,. - GERMAINE CRIDER, CoIumbiana,,,, JANICE BUSSARD, Leetonio,. ..A. VERDA SCHOOLEY, Waterford .,.. DORIS CARLSON, Cleveland, ,.,,E ,,,,. MILDRED DETROW, Goshen, Ind,,,,,,,,,, ANNA MAE McLAUGl-ILIN, Columbiana .,,,. MARGARET ANN GRUBBS, Lisbon. ,.s,.,, RICHARD CLARK, Oklahoma, .....,,., LLOYD KIBLER, E. T. 0. ,,-,, RAY DETWILER, Canfield, ..... HOMER KRIDLER, Azores, ,,.e,.. EDWARD EVANS, Ft. Bragg, N. C.,,- RUTH FORNEY, Leetonia.-,- EVELYN FARMER, Leetonia.,, LOIS BLOSSER, Beloit,,,,, ,-,, EDITH GARROD, Waterford ,, EVELYN SCHMIDT, Alliance, ,,,, VIOLA CRIDER, Columbiana ,, , ,-,,,,, EVELYN McLAUGHLlN, Columbiana,,, JOHN RlCE,-, ,- ,, ,,,,.,. ,,,,,. ROBERT MEISER, Pacific,,,-,, ARTHUR YARIAN, Pacific ,,.,,,, MAX HOULETTE, CoIumbiana,,,,, OREL COOK, Leetonia, ,,,, ,, WILMER SWOPE, Leetanio,,,. JOHN NEIHEISEL, Pacific, ,,,,E LEE LYNN, ,,,,,. .,,, ,.,,.,,,, - WILLIAM FERRALL, Columbiana ,,,, MIRIAM CLARK, California, ,,,,, , MARGERY TANNER, Missauri,,,. ,-, HAROLD HOLLOWAY, Connecticut ,,,, 1945 -,,, ,-,,,,,,,,, -,,-,, Army ,,,,-.,,..,,-,,,,,,, ,,,, . ,, Army -. .,,,,,,., ,Married to Harold Klepfer Going to Youngstown Business College nn, -,, ,,,,,.,. ,, ,,,.., -,, At Home ,,,,,..-,,,,-,-,,,,,,,,,, Navy ,,,. , ,,,,, . Working in Youngstown ,, ,, Secretory at Trades School in Salem -,,,-e---,,,, ., , Farming --,-,,,, ., ,,,,,, Miami University ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,-, , . , Married Going to Youngstown Business College --en-, ,, -, ,, Army Air Force .. ,,,,,. ,,,, Working at Home ,,,,, Married to Kenneth Schallenberg , e-.--e ,,-,, W ,,,, .. , Navy ,,,Working at Isaly Store in Columbiana ,.,-,,Going to Ohio State, Columbus, Ohio --,-,,,-,-,,,,,,.,, Working at Home ----- ,,-,,,, Going to Grove City College , ,.,,,,, .--Nurses training at St. Luke Hospital 1944 ,, ,- ,,, Going to Western Reserve University --,-,,-,,-,.--,,,,Working at home -,,,,---,-,,,---, ,,,,-,,-,Army -,,,Working at Demings in Salem ,,-----,----,,Morried Roy Barnes ,,-,,,--,,,,, Working at China Ca. ,-,,Working at Spatholt Hardware Store ,,,.Working at AGP Store in Columbiana ,, ...,,. .,-,,Teacher training at Kent ,F .,,,....,,, ,At home ,,,--,,,,Secretary in Cleveland ., .,,,,.., Going to Goshen College ,,,-- Franklin Furniture in Columbiana ,-,,Working at the Court House, Lisbon ,-,--,,,..,..-,,.,-,,,,,,,,,,,Navy , ,,,, Army ,, Forming ,, ,, Navy ----in ---eu ,, Army i943 ken--- -,, Working at AGP Store in Columbiana Working at the Crescent Machine Shop -A---Y--A----,,,,-.,,,,Teaching School ---------,--,,,Waterford Furniture Co. ev---ee-----,,,-,, Mrs. Chalmer Morris ,,-,Working ot Crawford's Store in Columbiana ---------e---- .-, ,,,-,,Working at home ve-e--M-----.-,---,Merchant Marines . .,,,.,,,,, Navy ,,,-,-,Novy ,, ,, Farming -,,,Farming ,,-,Farming ,,,-,-,,,-,,,Army Y---,,-,.-,,. ,,,, Navy ,. .,,, Columbiana Cleaners -,,Nurses' Aid in California ,,,,,Mrs. Harold Barnes ,,.,...-,, ,,,,,,Novy Page 63 THE CREST OF 1946 AL U M N I Continued 1942 MARY SMITH, Columbiana ,,,,,,. , ,,,,... ,,, Married Vernie Kitchen MAXINE VOLLNOGLE, Columbiana--. ,,,,,,. ,,,,, , , Married Earl Snyder MARY MARTIN, Lewisville, .,.,,,, ,,, ,,,.a, -,,. Married Richard Conrad MARJORIE COPE, SaIem,,,,,,,..,,-, ,.,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,- Graduate Nurse ANNA MAE WALLACE, CIeveIond,, ..., f,,,E....,. . ,,,,Married Fred Leurie CLETA BURT, New Waterford, ,,,,, .A,. , , ......, Working at New Waterford FE NE RICHARD, Cleveland, ,,,., ,, , e,,,, ,Working in Doctor's Office in Cleveland H JEN FAHNDRICK, Leetonia ....e, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,Secretary at Fairfield School ERMA COPE, Mantua , .,,,,,,, ,,, ,,,, Married Glenn Chadwick iGoing to Ohio Statel ESTHER BURKEY, CoIumbiana,,-, ,,,..,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Married Carl Fisher RUTH YOUNG, Columbiana, ,,,,, ,, ,, ,,,, Secretary at Columbiana Pumping Company BETTY ANN MCPHERSON, SaIem,,.,, ,,,, ,,,. ,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. , G raduate Nurse ESTHER CHADWICK, Mantua . ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , . ,Going to Ohio State ROBERT CHELLIS, Pacific,,,,..,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,, ,.,,,, ,,,,.,,,,, , ,,,-,Navy WAYNE MCCAMMON, Camp Picket, Virginia ,,, ,,,.,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,, A r m y KENNETH KIBLER, Waterford,,. ,,., , , ,,,, ,,,.., , ,,Truck Driver in Columbiana THERON CALDWELL, Leetonla,-, ,,,,., ,,,.,,...,.,,,,,, , Al' Home MERLE ESTERLY ,,,,,,, ,,, ,, ,,, CHARLES COPE, Leetonia ,,, ,,,, JACK REASH, Seattle Washington ,, WILLIAM HOWELL, Columbiana ,,,, EDWARD FOWLER HARRY NEIHEISEL, Leetonia, .,,,,,. ,,,, WILMER VOLLNOGLE, Waterford ,,, JOHN MCBRIDE . ,,,,,, ,, ,,,, WILBUR WHAN, Leetonia,,,, LESTER RICE ,,,,, ,, ,,,,, , RUTH MORRIS, Carrollton, ,,,,, FRED EVANS , ,,,,,, ,,, ,,,-, 1941 WILLIAM READSHAW, Youngstown,,., ,,,,, ,.,,,,,, , LaVON PRICE, Garrettsville ,,,,,,, , DORIS SANSENBAUGHER, Columbiana ,,, ., -,,,,, MARY SHEARER, Salem ,,,,,, .,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, RUTH DOWNIE, Columbiana ,,,.,, MARY LOUISE CHELLIS, CaIumbiana,,,, VIRGINIA DRASDO , ,,,, ,,., - , ,,,,,, WANDA CULLAR, Columbiana ,,,,, LOIS HOLLOWAY, New York ,, HARRY PEGG, Jr., California ,, ROBERT SHEETS, Columbiana. ,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,, ,, Army ,,,,,,,,,,,,Working at Sunshine Feed Store ,,,,,,,,,,,.. .,,,,,,, ,,, , ., ,,, Navy ,,,,Working at C. B. Hunt Cr Son in Salem ,,,,-----, ,,,, Farming ,,,, Discharged ,,,,,, ,M , Army ,, Farming at Home ,,,,,,,, In Camp ,,,,, ,, , Married John Weir ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,. Army ,,, Ohio Edison, Youngstown ,,,, ,,,,,, . At Home ,,,, Married George Garrod ,,,,Married Roy Eichler ,,,,,,, Stenographer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,Married Elbert Lynn , ,,,, , ,,,,,,,,, ,,,, Joined Waves Pay Roll Clerk at C. B. Hunt 6 Son in Salem ,,,,,-,--,,, -,,,-,,,,,,,-,,- .,Married ,,,,,,--,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,, Working National Rubber Company in Columbiana INA MAE SCHMIDT, Waterford ,,,, ,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,.., , Beauticion in East Palestine ELSIE NEISHLEB, Buffalo, N. Y.,, ,, ,,, ,,,,,,....., ,,,,-, Married PEGGY FITZSIMMONS, Youngstown ,,, ,, ,, , , ,,,.. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , G roduate Nurse RAYMOND REASH, Columbiana ,,,,,, ,,, ,,,, ,-,.,,,,. . ,-,,,,,., ----, Y ,,,,,,,,,,, At Home GLENN CHADWICK, Mantua, ,,,, , ,,,,,,, ,, ,, ,,,,,,..,,,,, .,,,.-,.,,,,,, , Going ro Ohio State RUSSELL FORNEY, Akron, ,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,. .,,,,., . ,,,,,,-,,,,.,,,,, , Working ot Akron DEWEY CALDWELL, Jr., Waterford ,, Working at Crescent Machine Shop in Leetonia ALBERT VOLLNOGLE, Waterford .,, .. ,-,,.,-- .. ---e-,,,,-----,---.,-- Forming THOMAS RYMER, Waterford ,,,,, ,,,,,,.., ,.-.-.-.---,,-.-. A I Home ROBERT REASH, Hawaii, ,,,, ,, RICHARD REASH, Hawaii. ,,,, ELBERT LYNN, Columbiano,,.,,,, GLENN COPE, Waterford, ,,,,..,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,. Lieutenant in Marines Lieutenant in Marines ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,Columbiana Milling Company , .,,,,,, . ,.,.,, ,,,,,.,, , ,,.,,,..,,,,,,. , Farming RICHARD HAWKINS, Madison, Md,,,, ,,,, .,,,,,.,,, , ,,, Minister, Studying at Drew Seminary ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,. Proiectionist at Leetonia DAVID CANNON, Columbiana ,,,.,,,, ,,,, MERLE McQUISTON, Columbiana , ,,,,,,, ,,,, - , , , --,Y,-- DELBERT STEPHENS, Kinsman, ,,,., ---,,,,,,,Machinist in Columbiana Farming HERBERT ALLMON, Waterford ,,.,,,,, ,,, ,,,,.. .,,, , --- RUSSELL COPPOCK, CoIumbiana.,, FRANCIS MULLEN, Lisbon ,,,,,.,. ,,,,,--,Working at Mullins in Salem ,-,,,,,,,, ,,,,-,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,-,,,,, Farming WAYNE DeRHODES, East Palestine,,, ,,, ,- Joe VINCENT, Tiffin,,-,,,,,,,-, Page 64 ,,----,-,--,----,. Buckeye Coal Company ,,,, ,,,,Enterprise in Columbiana ,,-,,-Heidelberg College FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH A L U M N I Continued 1940 MARGERY FERGUSON, Columbiana --- , .,Y, K--g HAZEL RIEHL, Columbiana --- - MARJORIE McLAUGHLIN, Columbiana THELMA PEGG, California - ,,,,,,. -- DOROTHY COPE, Leetonia ,a,, ODESSA COOK, Leetonia ,... ALICE ROBB, Massillon ,.....a.a MIRIAM ZIEGLER, Monaco, Pa,.-- VIRGINIA WISE, Lodi- ,,,,, - ,,,, RUTH CROOK, Washington, D. C. -- RUTH EVANS, Columbiana-----U ZADA FARMER, Leetonia ,,,. LEORA PEPPEL, Waterford-- LOUISE CHADWICK, Hiram ,-- JOHN BOGDAN, Lisbon- --- ADIN KAUFFMAN, Hawaii---- WILLIS KIBLER, Columbiana --- ROBERT COPE, Waterford .--- GLENN DYKE, Columbiana ,,,,,, EVAN BLOSSER, West Liberty---.. DAREN WHITACRE, Lisbon ,,,,,, ROBERT BUSSARD, Leetonia- ...... VELMA CALDWELL, AlIiance---- LUCILLE McGEE, Salem ,..,, WANDA YARIAN, Woodworth.--- DOROTHY ALLMON, Columbiana- -- DAVID BEVAN, Columbiana HELENE BLOSSER, Louisville, ..... RICHARD CALDWELL, Leetonia---- ANNA CHMURA, CoIumbiana---- JANICE CRIDER, Columbiana.-- ARTHUR DETROW, Leetonia---- ARDEN EVERETT . - ----- - ----- - WILLIAM FAHNDRICK, Leetonia - ALICE FERRALL, Columbiana--W - GEORGE GARROD, Columbiana --- CHARLES HAWKINS, Rogers --- DONALD HAWKINS ------- FREDRICK JONES NILA KRIDLER, Leetonia--- ------ - RUSSELL LAMONCHA, Columbiana --- ------ GRACE MATTHEWS, Painesville ---- EARL MCCOY ROBERT MclNTIRE, Cleveland -- MARY ELLEN MEISER, Carrollton--- KENNETH REASH, Columbiana --- WILBUR REASE, Pacific ------- VERNA RICE, Columbiana - ------- WILLIARD RUPERT, Columbiana --- LOIS RUPERT, Waterford- ------- MARGARET SITLER, Columbiana.--- DONALD STELTS, Leetonia ------ ESTHER WEBER, Cleveland ---- WILBUR WELSH, Columbiana MAXINE WILLIAMSON- ---- -- CAROL WISLER, Leetonia .- 1939 ----- -- - Mrs. Fred Ward --- Mrs. Herbert Scott -- Mrs. Henry Cole ------A------Y .- WW- Mrs. Robert Ridel .--- - , - - Mrs. Wilbur Benner Working at Lyle Printing Company, Salem State Hosplfal ---, Married Rev. Raymond Walters -- Teaching in Lodi High School -----L , War Department ----- - Mrs. Robert Nelson -- Teaching at Fairfield -A--W --- . -, Nurse ----- Mrs. Rirchard Hoskins - - Working for M. Rudibaugh eeeeeeee --.----W Navy --- --,- - --- At Home - - Enterprise in Columbiana -ff--1 ..- Firestone's .----Clerking in Dry Goods Store - -- Working at Mullins, Salem -----..eW.n----At Home ---,Mrs. Raymond Hoopes - Mrs. Roger Caldwell --W --W ------U -e-ee----H--, Mrs. Albert Bieber Doing Housework ot Harrold's in Columbiana --- Mrs. Leroy Miller -- Farming at Home ----, -- - --- Nurse - - -- Mrs. Jesse Hawkins - ---- - ----Farming ----.--W-W ----. -,Deceased --- -A -----.-. . .e-e- Y- Farming --- Working at Tidd's in Columbiana - - Waterford Furniture Company - New Waterford Furniture Factory --- N .U-W - Army ----W -W Y --- Married ---Pattern Maker in Columbiana - -----. --- Mrs. Lee Holloway --- -------- W eefef ,----Airport ----- --.----Y-eMrs. Charles Herron Gonda Engineering Company, Salem Y ---- . W.--,Navy -- - --------f .-. Mrs. Roy Rupert -. . ----- - Farming ---- - Mrs. Olin Boyli ---Working at McCune's ---. Kent State University ----Mrs. Bob Mclntire -- .------ -Mrs, Glen Flemming -. Working at Woodward's Office Page 65 THE CREST OF 1946 AL U M N I Continued KIMSEY BELL, Columbiana ,,,, DAN BOGDAN, Leetonia, , LOWELL BURK, CoIumbiana,,, BETTY BURT, Columbiana- .,,, , GALEN BURT, Columbiana, ,,,,., ROGER CALDWELL, Salem, ,,, HARRY CANNON,,,, LLLL ,,,,, HELEN CANNON, Columbiana . ,,,,, CHARLES CROOK, Waterford, ,,,,,, ,.-, ,,,, MARY LOUISE DeRHODES, Sandusky ,,,, EDITH DISHONG, Columbiana, ,,,.,, - JEAN FERRALL, Columbiana ,,,,,, ADDA FIRESTONE, Columbiana ,,,., WILLIAM FURNEY, Columbiana, ,, FLOYD HAWKINS, Big Flats, N. Y. ,- ,, DANIEL KING, Darlington, Pa. ELIZABETH KNIZAT, ,,,,,,,,,..,, ROBERT LAMONCHA, CoIumbiana,,,,, ANN MclNTIRE, CIeveland,,,,,,,,, HELEN NEIHEISEL, Youngstown ,,,, DOROTHY DETROW, Leetonia,,,,, PAUL BLOSSER, LouisviIIe,,-, GEORGE BOGDAN ,,,,,,,, AVERETT DAVIDSON ,,,, ,,,,. FRANK GUY.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,- GALEN HAWKINS, CoIumbiana,,,, PAUL PEPPEL, Raymersburg, Pa.,,,, JAMES RAY, CoIumbiana,, , ,,,,,,, .,,... GEORGE SCHMIDT, Waterford, ,,,.,,,, , FREDERICK WARD, Fort Benning, Georgia ,,, JOHN WELSH, Columbiana ,. ..,,,,,C., Y LOWELL ZEIGLER, Leetania ..,,, , NORMA BRINKER, Lisbon ,,,,, ELEANOR DRASDO, Florida ,,, THELMA EVANS, Columbiana ,.,, RUTH MATCHUM ,, ,,,,, ,,, RUTH PIKE, Leetonia,, ,,,,, GIVAH WISLER, Leetonia ,, i938 1937 i936 ALFRED DRASDO, Columbiana ,, ,,,,,, --- . ------- - - -- MARQUIS FARMER, Leetania ,-, ,,,,, ,, CHESTER HAWKINS, Chicago, Illinois ,,,, RAY KESLAR . ,, ,,,,, , TH ERON LAMONCHA, Lisbon ,, , , DALE McCORMICK, Leetonia,-, . ,,, BERNARD McFERRAN, Akron, Ohio ,,, JOHN WARD, East Palestine, Ohio ,-, GLEN WELSH, East Palestine, Ohio ,,, ROBERT WILLIAMSON ,,,,,,,,--- ,- ROBERT WISE, Akron, Ohio, ,,,,,, WILLIS YARIAN, lmlay City, Michigan , ,, LAURA BLOSSER ,,,,. ,, .,,,.,, ----- - - OLA DYKE, Columbiana, ,.,. DOROTHY EVANS, Columbiana ,,, GERTRUDE KAYS, Florida ,. ,,,,,,.. FLORENCE GAUGHN, Youngstown ,, , , MILDRED KELLER, East Palestine, Ohio, , BERNADINE KNIZAT, Greenford ,,,.,, ELNORA ALLMON, Waterford MARGERY BEVAN, Columbiana ,,,, LEOLA CARLSON, Columbiana,,,- ANNA HARTMAN, Washingtonville Page 66 ,,,Lumber Business ,,,,,-,,,At Home ,,,, Eaton's Garage ,,,,,, ,, Working at Home ,,,,, ,-,. ,,,,,Enterprise ,-,,National Sanitary ,,,,,,-,,,----,, ,, Deceased -,,,,,,,,,,,Mrs. Arthur Whan ,-,,Machinist at National Rubber ,,,, ,,,.,.. ,Mrs, Donald Wilson ,,,,Working at Erwood Calvin's ,,,,,,Working at McCarter's Store ,,,,Working at Deming's in Salem ,,,, - Union Banking Company ,,,,-,-,,.,,,-,Forestry ,,,,-,,,,- Married Y-YYYYU viiii, ,.... Recently Discharged ,,,,Mrs. Kenneth Woods ---,,,Strouss-Hirshberg's -,,Mrs. Victor Kauffman ,,,Lair Lumber Yard Y-iii, ,,,,,,,,, Deceased ,-,,,,,,,,--Navy ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,-,,,,,,Army ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,-Forming WAY F, -WYN----,,,,,-, Shovel Running Mechanic at Rupert Coal Company Enterprise ,,,,, ,,,.,,,,. ,Army , , ,,,, National Rubber ,,,-,,,,,,,, Farming ,,,Married John Stapleton ,,,,,,,,Teaching Music ,,,,Married Paul McNab ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Married ,- Married to Howard Keslar ,,-,Married Walter Holloway ,,,,Working at New Castle, Pa. ,, ,.,.....,, ,, ,,,,,, , Farmer ,,,Radio Engineering ,Wada -,-,--,,,,-,,,,,,,Navy Y, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, Machinist National Rubber Machinery WW ,,,,,,--,,,,,,,-, Rubber Company n ,W ,,,,, , .,,,, ,,,,, , Farming ,,,,, , ,,,,,-,,,At Home Wm, ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.., Marines ,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,Goodyear Company Yiwu, Y ggM., , ,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,, Minister ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,-,-.Morried Isaac Helfrick ,,,Married William Russell -,, ,,,,,,, ,Married John Welsh ,,,,,,,-,,,,, ,Working at Home ,,,,,Married to Joseph Flannagan ,WY----,,,,--,,Married Richard Bush ,,,, ---,,,Married David Beard ,,,, -,,,,,,Working at lsaly's ,,,,,,-,,,,Married Ellis Richie ,,,Married Dwight Griffith , ,,Married Myron DeJane FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH A L U M N I Continued NORMA BEVAN, Cleveland,,-,,- FLORA CARLSON, Columbiana ,, WILMER CARLSON, Waterford,,, GLEN COUCHIE ,, ,,,, ,,,,, HAROLD EVERITT, Cortland, Ohio IVA FIRESTONE, Cortland, Ohio , , EVELYN FRANCIS, Rogers,,.,,,,,. ,, WYMADOTT HAMILTON, Leetonia MILDRED HARMON, Columbiana ,, GLEN HAWKINS, Alliance ,,,,, , , WILLARD HAWKINS, Wellington ,, GLENN LONG, Columbiana,,,, ,,, RAY McCORMICK, Calumbiana,,,, EUGENE MEISER, CoIumbiana,,, ,,, WINNIFRED PEPPEL, Columbiana . GILBERT ROBB , . ,,,,,,,,, , VERNON RUPERT, Columbiana .,,,, CLARENCE SEACHRIST, Waterford ,,,, MARIE SOUDERS ,,,,.,,,,....,, CONRAD WHITACRE, Lisbon ,..,, GENEVIEVE WOODS, Columbiana , ELWOOD ZEIGLER, Leetonia, ,, 1935 1934 MADELINE ANGLEMYER, Columbiana,,.-, ,, ,,, RUTH BIRCH, Columbiana, ,,,,.,. ,,, GARVIN BROWN, AIliance,,, HOWARD BLOSSER , ,,..L,, , LUCILLE BURT, East Liverpool ,, CHARLES CARTER , , ,,,,,L,, , MERCY DAVIDSON ,,, ,,,,, , HELEN DYKE, Leetonia, ,,,, ,. WILLARD FERRALL, Leetonia ,... MARTHA HAWKINS, California, ,,, VERNON HAWKINS, Kent. ..,, ,,, EVELYN HOFFACKER, Columbiana , MARTHA KESLAR, Clarkson ,,,,,,, GILBERT ROHER , , ,,..,,,, ,, ELVERDA RUPERT, Waterford,,,, MARVEL SHAFFER MILDRED SHEELEY, Waterford ,, ROSS SHOCKLEY, Columbiana ,,,. ARTHUR WISLER, Leetonia ,, ,, MARGARET YARIAN, MassilIon,,,, EDGAR BELL, Columbiana ,,.,. RICHARD BELL ,,, ,,,,,, , JEAN McBURNEY, Sebring ,,,,, WAYNE COPE, East Fairfield ,,,,,, HAROLD DeRHODES, North Lima,,, INA M. ESTERLY, Leetonia . , ,,,. GUY FIRESTONE, Columbiana ,-, CLAYTON KAMERY,,, ,,,.., , BYRON MUMAW, Solem,,, ,,., ,, RAYMOND RUPERT, Columbiana -,, DOROTHY SEACHRIST, Waterford ,,, IDA WARD, Columbiana ,,,, ,,,,, EARL WELSH, Columbiana , WILBUR WEBER ,, ,,,,, 1933 ,,,,, Married to Edwin Conkey ,, , , Married John Ruby , Working for Howard Firestone , , ,, ,,,,,,, ,,, Army , ,, , , Merchant . Married Harold Everitt ,,, ,,,, ,, Married Charles Tullis , . .., Married Neal Barnes ,, ,Third Grade Teacher at Fairfield , , Plumbing Company , Sanitary Engineering Working in Youngstown , , , , Farming ,, , , Florist , Married Edward Gorby , , , Deceased , , , , , Farming , Working Coal Strippers , , ., Married , , , Recently Discharged , , Married William Johnson ,,,, ,,- Farming ,,,, Married Wilbur Garrod , , Married Arthur Whitehead ,,,,, Working in Alliance L Relief Work in Italy , , Married Francis McCall ,,, ,,,, ,,,,, Deceased ,,,-,, , , ,Married ,,, Married Earl Reslar Teaching in Salem ,,,,, ,,,, Army Nurse ,,,,, , ,,,, Farming ,,, Married Galen Bricker , , , Married Cecil Wasic , , ,.,, ,, , Milk Tester , - Mrs. William Baughman ,,-,,Married Edgar Bell ,,, Typewriter Repair Man ,,,,,,, Dairy Farming ,,, Married Harry Ziroff ,,, Working at Enterprise ,--,,,, ,,,,, Deceased ,, , Married Mr. Zeppneck -,,, ,, ,, ,.,, ,,Farming ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,Farmmg -,,,--,,-,,,,,,,,Married John Cope Working at National Rubber Company ,,,,-,,,,,,,,-,,,,,, ,,,,, Deceased ,,-,,,,,,,,,,.,,,Working in Salem ,,--Dairy Farming at Home ,,,, ,.,, .Married Hugo Luek ,,,Working at Mullins in Salem ,,, ,Working on Firestone Forms , ,,,,,,, ,, ,,,, Navy Page 67 THE CREST OF 1946 A L U M N I Continued ALTA BRINKER, Leetonia,,,, JANET BURT, Columbiana, ...,, MABLE CARLSON, Cleveland ,,, ,, FREDA CRAWFORD, Rogers .,,,,, .,,,,, DAVID DOUDNA, Salem ,,,,., . ,,,,,.,, HAZEL FIRESTONE, Newark, New Jersey,,,, ,,, GOLDIE KIBLER, Columbiana ,,..,,,,,, , MARY MONFORD, Waterford,,,,,,,,,, ,, CARL MCFERREN, Fort Benning, Georgia,, MILDRED RAY, Columbiana, .,,,, ,,,,,,, GERALD RENKENBURGER, Canfield, ,.,, ALEEN RIDDLE DONALD RUPERT, Waterford ,,,.. ., DOROTHY SCHOCKLEY, Columbiana,,, VIVIAN WOODS, Columbiana,,,,,, BEULAH BELL, Leetonia,,, ,, CARL FISHER, CoIumbiana,,.. MERRILL ESENWEIN ,,,,,,,, MAX GARD, Lisbon E,,,,,,,,, WILBUR GARROD, Waterford, , EMMA KAUFFMAN, Columbiana,,,. HOWARD KESLAR, Leetonia,,, ,, LENORE MCCAMON, Columbiana,, , LOIS MCFERREN, North Lima. ,, WILBUR MEISER, CleveIand,,, GRACE MOORE, Waterford,, ,, KENNETH REARICK, Wooster,,,,, CHARLES REED, Cleveland, ,,,, MERLE RICHARDSON, Tiffinu ,, ZELTA ROHRER, Columbiana ,,,, VICTOR RUPERT MARY SCHOCKLEY, CoIumbiana,,,,,,, HERBERT SCOTT, Columbiana ,, ,,,,, NITA SIRCY ,,,, , ,,,,,, , ,,,, JAMES SITLER, Columbiana ,,,, ROBERT WEBER, Columbiana ,, CHARLES ALBRIGHT , ,, ,-..,, JOHN CHMURA, Columbiana ,,,,,,,, MARGARET CLARK, Louisville .,,,,,, , 1932 ,,, ,,,, ,Married John Wonner ,,,,,,,,Married Eugene Meiser ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Secretary ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, Married Guy Moore Yrsniiiiilliiaftsman at C. B. Hunt 8 Son in Salem ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,Federal Radio Corporation , ,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,, M arried Edward Mun tean l93l 1930 ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,Married to Forrest Stark ,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,Lieutenant Colonel ,,,,Married to Otis Strawhecker ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mechanic ---Dairy Farming at Home ,,,,Married to Lowell Haney ,,,Married to Ernest Cope ,,,, ,,,,,,, -,Married to Curney Converse ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Enterprise ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Deceased ,,, ,,,, ,Working at Deming's in Salem Waterford Furniture Company ,,,,, ,,,,,,,Married to Waldo Horst ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, Carpenter , ,, ,,,, Working at Home ,,,,Married Paul Swope ,.,,Minister in Cleveland ,,,,, Married Don Rupert Wooster Brass Company ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, Minister YY-A -v-iijiij--W ,, Married John Strausbaugh ,,,Married William Trotter ,,,, ,,. Married Dorn Brinker ,,,-YNYaTioYnal Rubber Machinery Company, Columbiana ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,, Navy Nurse ,,,, ,,,, Koch Motor, Columbiana ,, ,National Rubber Machinery ,,, ,,,, ,Chaplain in Army ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,, Farming ,,,,, , ,,, Married Melvin Schloneger MARION FERRALL, Claremont, CaIifornia,,, ,,,,, ,, ,,,,, , , ,, ,,,,,, ,,Teacher Claremont University CLYDE FIRESTONE, Columbiana ,, ,,,, ,,,,, MARGARET FUHRMAN, Columbiana ,, VIRGINIA RUPERT, Columbiana ,,,,,,, . WALTER RUPERT, Waterford ,,,,, ,, ARTHUR SHEETS CARPENTER, Steubenville STELLA SMITH, Salem. ,,,,, .,,,,,,,, , ,, MILDRED WHITACRE, Columbiana ,, ROBERT BELL, Damascus , , LULU BIERMAN, Columbiana ,,, HENRIETTA BURT, Wal'erford,,, GERTRUDE CARLSON, Salem .,,, ,, ERMA CARTER, Canton , ,,,, ,, ,,,,,, ,, OSBORNE FARMER, Aspinwall, Pennsylvania ALBERT GLECKLER, Columbiana ,,,, ,,,, HAROLD HAWKINS, Columbiana ,,, LELA HAWKINS, Washingtonville ,,, THEDA PEPPEL, Poland, ,,,,,,, , ,,,, DARLENE SANDERS, Leetonia,,,, ,, RUTH SHILLINGER, Youngstown,,, BERTHA SIMON, New Springfield ,,, Page 68 1929 Building Truck Bodies at Mellinger's, Leetonia ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Married Leland Hell ,,,, ,,, Married Arden Cook ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Farmer ,,, ., ,,,,, , Wierton Steel Company ,,, Working at Lape Hotel in Salem ,,,,,,,,,Working in Columbiana ,,,, 'Taylor Craft ,,,, ,,,,Teacher at Fairfield ,,,, Workingifor Mike Mercure ,,,,, Married 'Walter Firestone ,,,, Married -William DeLassmutt ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Naval Hospital ,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,, Mail Carrier ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Farming ,,,, ,,,,Married Russell McKenzie ,, ,,,,, ,, , ,,, Married Aden Schultz , ,,,,,., ,,,,,, ,,,,Married Chalmer Bell ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,Married Donald Jones ,,,,, ,,,, ., ,,,, Married J. G. Klaus FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH AL U M N I Continued HELEN WEBER, North Lima --- RUTH WHITACRE, Salem .. -- JUANITA YARIAN, Waterford W--- EVELYN ALBRIGHT, Waterford WW KENNETH BRETZ, Youngstown- ,... .. GLENN CROOK, Columbiana. ..,.,,, .- WILDA HUESTIS, Royal Oak, Michigan FRANK KEYSER, Beaver Falls ,,,.. WW MINNETTA McLAUGHLlN, Leetonia - EDNA MIGHT, Waterford ,....,,,,. ROBERT RICHARDSON, Columbiana W HARVEY WEBER, Waterford. ,,,,,,.... ERNEST WILHELM, Columbiana WW, W. I 928 LILLIAN WILLIAMSON, Berea, Kentucky.. W- LAVELLE YARIAN . .,....,,,,. . ,.,YY. MARY BELL, Columbiana ,... ROSE BELL, Columbiana.-W LOUIS BURKEY JOHN COPE . ,.,......,,,. ESTHER CROOK, Waterford.-W EDWIN DILLON, CoIumbianaW-- VIVIAN FARMER, Canton .,,,, MILLARD HAAS, Columbiana ,... HELEN KEYSER, Youngstown ,,,. ANN LOWER, Leetonia ..,.,, WILSON LOWER, Waterford.-W MILDRED MOORE, Salem ...,.., ELIZABETH RAY, Waterford--W JOHN RAY, Waterford ..,L,. VERNA REED, Cannon's Mills-W FRANCIS SCHUBERT VERNA SIMON, ColumbianaWW- AUDREY SMITH, Columbiana-----W FLOYD WILLIAMSON, Columbiana--W GLADYS CLARK, Leetonia.-W RUTH COPE, Columbiana .....,, NAOMI GLECKLER, Columbiana-W ALICE KEYSER. ,,,,,.,E.,,.,,, JOHN KEYSER, Leetonia ,.,,...L,, CAMILLE MCBURNEY, Columbiana .W- ESTHER MUMAU, Columbiana .,.,, VIRGINIA SMITH, Youngstown Le... BESSIE SOUDER, Columbiana. ,,..,.., MAURICE ZIMMERMAN, Columbiana-W I927 I 926 1925 N0 GRADUATI NG CLASS -W. Married Don Rupert W Married Francis Neville W-.Married to Glen May First Grade Teacher at Falrfield -W-WWW--WW Mill Worker ---Meat Cutter at East Fairfield W. ,,W, Married Howard Gould .-. --Working at Beaver Falls W Married to John Keyser W- Married Harvey Weber W-W... Working at Home - WWWL W Fruit Former .W .W Standard Oil -...Married Lawrence Bebee W-W WW - Deceased -W-Married Ross Perkins W.. Married Frank Callear W -W--W W. Deceaesd W-Married Curtis Hively ----WWW W W. At Home W WWW.. -Married Robert Ake W--Working on Farm at Home W--Married to William Sovik W-W-Married Floyd Albright W. Draftsman, National Rubber W-WWWWMarried Gus Bonfert ---WW--W-Married Ervin Rupert Works at Greenhouse, Middleton ---W--W--Married Alvin Barton W--W-Married Ernest Wilhelm W-WW-W--Married Mervin Past -.-Retail Dairy Route, Columbiana -Married Chauncey Schloneger Ibeceasedl ---WW--W----Married Willard Vaughn --.. --------- Married William Nichols -W---W--W-Deceased WW-W-W -Carpenter W-Married Edwin Dillion W-Married Percy King ----W--WW--Working W--Married Ralph Garchiff --WW --WW . Painter Page 60 THE CREST OF 1946 A L U M N I Continued l924 PAULINE ALBRIGHT, Waterford ,,.. YYY.- ,,.A,. ,,,,...,, . Mrs. Clark Chamberlain KENNETH BELL, Columbiana YY ,,.. YYY YY .-Brier Hill Steel Mill, Youngstown NELLIE BUCK, Alliance ,,,,...,Y,,, ,.,,. Y Y-. .-..Y- ,,,, Mrs. Kenneth Kelley HELEN CRAWFORD, Columbiana. ,,,..,, -.-Working at the Court House, Lisbon KENNETH CROOK, Beaver, Pennsylvania. ,... .YYY ..,,.,,,,.,,,, YYY Office Work MARY KYSER, New Brighton, Pennsylvania. .,,,,,.. -YYYY YY Mrs. Charles Zeigel VAUGHN NICHOLS, Salem..- ,,,.,. .YYY YY .Y Y Y- Machinist MYRTLE RUMMELL, Waterford YY ..v,,, .,.. . Mrs. Herbert Heck OLIVE SIMON, East Palestine .YYY ,.,..,Y, . Mrs. Olive Uncapher CHRISTINA ZIEGLER .L,,, . . e,,, .YYY ,.,,...,. .Deceased l923 FLOYD ALBRIGHT, Leetonio YYYY YYY .,,,,,,., ,,,e......,,,,,....,,,,,,.,e, Y Y-Farmer GLENDON BARBER, Columbiana .YY.. ,.... YY Y Working at Youngstown Sheet and Tube LELA BRAIN, Waterford .YY. .,,, .,... Y ,,,,,e,,, Y YY- ,,e., . Married Maurice Zimmerman EDITH HARMON, Columbiana .YY GARNET KYSER, Beaver Falls . .,,,, CLETUS MAY, East Palestine .,,,,,., LESTER MAY, Youngstown YYYYYY. MABEL RICHARDSON, Leetania-YY.. ORLAND ROWE, Youngstown ,.,, HERMAN SCHWAB, CoIumbiana-YY MARY SHEELY. ,,,,Y,. YYYY YYYY WILLARD VAUGHN, Columbiana ,,,, ALBERTA WONSETLER, CoIumbiana-YYY LEO REED, Leetonio ,,..,, ,...,,,. 'WET L,.,,.,, .Married Leonard Early YY-YY. YYYY. Married Harry Corll YYYYY YYYYYYYYY. Insurance Agent YYYYYY YYYYYYYYYY Managing Parking Lots YY ,,,, . ...... -Married Roy Crook YYY.GeneraI Fireproofing Company YYY- Y YYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY-Farming 1922 PEARL COPE, WaterfardYY. Y. .,,.. ,.A,.. Y .YYYYY 'DORA WENTZ, New Springfield ee.. ,.... ...v., BERTHA YOCUS, Salem. ,,,,, ROY CROOK, Leetonia .YY .Y YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY. Deceased YYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYPouItry Hatchery YYYYYY YY.Married Raymond Rock YYYYYYYYYYY. Machinist YY ,,e,,,,... .. ,c,,., YY .Y Married Ralph Baker YYYY.Married Scott Grim YYYYYYY .YY .YY Married Oscar Burrier YYY- YYYY-YYYYYYYYY Farmer l92l DENT GRAHAM, Atlanta, Georgia .YY- YYY .-Y fee. ,.... ,.......,,,,, H e inz Company BRUCE MOORE, Detroit, Michigan .YYY YY.Y. Y YY YY YYY Electrician PAULINE SCHWAB, Columbiana . YYYYY YYY YYYYY Y. Y. Sixth Grade Teacher at Fairfield SARAH WARNER, Columbiana .YY Y Y.YY YYYYYY , YY .YY YYYYYY YYYYYY . Married David Firestone 1920 PATRICK CAREY, Duluth, Minnesota YYY YYYYYY.. YY.Construction Engineer SOLOMON NICHOLS, Goodland, Kansas .Y YYYY . YYYYYY. YY Former BERNARD WILTNER .YYY .. YYYY YY YYYYYYYYYY. .. - .Y. -. ...YY. Y Deceased MYRTLE WILHELM, Leetonio .Y. YYYY .YYYYYYYY I919 RUSSELL ALLMON, Waterford YY-Y..YYY-YYY YYY- EMERSON BRUBAKER, Erie, Pennsylvania YYY Y.,YY 'RUTH CLARK, Mineral City .- YYYYYYYYYY Y YYYY-. Married to Eldon Holt, Jr. YY YYYYYYYYYYY YY Farmer KENNETH GORMLEY, Columbiana. YYYYYYY YY .Y VERDA HISEY, Chesapeake, Ohio YY. YYYYY ...Y GLENN HUESTIS, Battle Creek, Washington YYYYYY YYYYYY. Standard Oil Company YYYYYYYYYYY-Married Lester Detrow YYY YYYYY YYYYY . Mayor of Columbiana YYYYYYY YYY. Married Paul Johnston Working in Ship Yards CLAUDIA CHELLIS, Leetonio- YYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYY . - YYY.Y YWYYY Y -Y YYYY YY- MYRON BRUBAKER, ColumbianaYYY SELMA COPPOCK, Salem.Y. .YYY CHARLES FERRALL, Columbiana. .Y SCOTT GRIM YYYYYYYYYYYYYY. ELIZABETH WOLFF, Chicago- -Y Page 70 1918 Married Walter Caldwell YYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYY- YYYYYYYYYYYYYYMerchant YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY..YYYYMarried James Lantz YYYYYYYYYYYYY-Pattern Shop YYYYYYYYYYYYYYY. Deceased YYYYYYYYYYY YYYYY YYY Married to O. J. Bellman IRFIELD TWP. Hlfll iff Z' THE CREST OF 1946 f' pl mfnlx of FRY FUNERAL HUME Fred B. Detwiler, Mgr. PHONE 227 A533 1 Ambulance Invalid Car P2 FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH w:fT'1'1, rs-X4 -, A 11-' V :. , Xr,11w, , . X- N -F : 'l'f-. ' V ,. 1' 1 ' KW3 ' with, 1 .fs1fza::gf1::w .-5 A C . me t X fa p t if an 11221 a t 1 'c+'15gs,,55g.. -- QV, wg' ' fitifghi XY ' GWENN-GARY NURSERY ROSES AND EVERGREENS A SPECIALTY Also Fruit Trees, Perennials ancl Shade Trees Visitors Welcome One-fourth Mile South From Rte. 14 on Rte. 7 PHONE 4962 COLUMBIANA, Gi-HO Page 73 THE CREST OF 1946 C!11Hf7ll-l77l'l7f.f of J. A. RUDIBAUGH 6 SON Rogers, Ohio '33 Home of R RRAND EEEDS Ouolity ot Eoir Prices PALACE GRILL Good Eots ond Drinks We Coter to Private Parties NELL ond PERRY Columbiana, Ohio Compliment.: of SpathoIt's Hardware Phone 3i3i Leetonio, Ohio COWIf7l1.771t'!7f.f of KeIIer's Hardware Coiumbiono, Ohio Complete Banking Service Middleton Garage The Citizens Savings onraouiev Bank Phone 4935 Leetomohio JACOB C. SCHEIBEN Member ' FEPERALCQEEQQLITIQQIURANCE High or-155 Repair Service Page 74 FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH SMITH AND PHILLIPS FURNITURE COMPANY PHONE 222l East Palestine, Ohio North Heights Dairy A. C. HAYS AND SONS East Palestine, Ohio Phone 2210 Jack and Jack Service Station East Palestine, Ohio Phone 405 Nate's Fruit Market East Palestine, Ohio Shop Nate's tor HEALTHY SAVINGS Budd's Boot Shop shop Qi Budd's tor STYLE AND QUALITY East Palestine, Ohio Compliments of Union Commercial C1 Savings Bank East Palestine, Ohio Western Auto Tires - Electrical Appliances Trims - Wallpaper - Linoleum - Paint Stoves - Heaters - Oil - Gas - Coal EAST PALESTINE, OHIO Phone 566 Page 75 THE CREST OF 1946 Complimcnix of Schaffer Pontiac Co. Shontz Mobilgas C1 Oil EIRESTONE TIRES North Main Street phone 303 Columbiana, Ohio CONE, O, Main and Salem With Our Compliments Northeast Ohio Poultry Ass'n Columbiana, Ohio Gus' Super Service SINCLAIR PRODUCTS TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES Tires Repoired and Recapoed Radio Service 24 North Main Street Columbiana, Ohio Battery Service Co. Eleffrical Appliances Radios - Washers Refrigerators - Ranges Phone 4225 Columbiana, Ohio Van's Auto Body Shop AUTO PAINTING BODY G FENDER WORK Arc Welding West Friend Street Columbiana, Ohio Horton's Pump Service PUMP SALES AND SERVICE Columbiana, Ohio Phone 645 Compliment: of Kyse r's Recreation Phone 396 Columbiana, Ohio Page 76 FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH With Best Wishes Io the Closs of 'AIG MELLI NGER'S LUMBER COMPANY Liiniher ond Builders' Supplies Ivloniilocliirors of TRUCK BODIES AND TRAILERS Lootonio Ohio CAREY A. HOULETTE LIVESTOCK AND GENERAL ALICTIONEER Hamilton Drug Store , RIECICS ICE CREAM The Rexoll Store Phone G39 3 Lisbon, Ohio A Good Drug Store Since IROC TRY US TODAYI K Meme' The Round Corner ALICTIONEERS' ASSOCIATION OF OHIO Clothes for Phgng 4051 Men ond Boys CoLo1viBmNA Lisbon' OIIIO Ol-llO I-Iome Ownecl for 3I Yeors Page 77 THE CREST OF 1946 I PLEASANT VIEW FARM h New Waterford, Ohio WILLIS R. RUPERT G' SONS Seeds Thor Grow ond Yield OI-IIO CERTIFIED CORN I-IYBRIDS THORNE WHEAT VICLAND OATS Compliments of McCarter Bros. OROCERIES 6 MEXXTS Phorie 333 Columbiorio, Ohio Conzplimenlx of Litten's Restaurant qi? Coliimbioho, Ohio J' K' Complimcfnzxof o CITIES . . FRVICF Calvin Service PRODUCTS Phone 38I Columbioho, Ohio Page 78 FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH Congrotukuhons ond Best VV5heS hw o SUCCGSSHH ond f4oppy Future,CHoSS of'46 Moy your yeors of Schooling guido you :rw the paths of life Moy you olvvoys romomber your yoors or Voirfiolcl High THE H. D. KURTZ Sc TO 51.00 STORE 31 Soow MAIN STREET Cdumbmmq Ohm FXXIRFIELDS 5 AND IO-CENT STORE SCHOOL o OFFICE SUPPLIES coMPLuMENTS OF WALLPAPER - PALNT on FTS I S A L Y ' S Wi? ff ROLLER'S BOOK STORE CGLUMWNA CoLuMEnANA I owuo oHao Page 70 THE CREST OF 1946 ELLIOT GREENHOUSE Jn.,- CUT FLOWERS and POTTED PLANTS One-Halt Mile North of Mirldleton on Route 7 THE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK ottersa Complete Banking Service Gi? Offices in Columbiana and Leetonia, Ohio Assets Over 33,000,000 NEW WATEREORD, ohio Memberof FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE Phone Col, 4812 CoRPoRATioN C0mpl1'mc'nt.f of Peoples Federal Savings and Loan Association of Leetonia Leetonia, Ohio Compliment.: of Sunshine Feed Store Columbiana, Ohio Harold McCrea C. B. CIapp's Drug Auctioneer No Sale too Large tor Me to l-landle, No Sale too Small to Merit My Best phone 618 Attention. 232 Union Street, Phone 656 Columbiana, Ohio Columbiana, Ohio Page 80 FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH jfirestnne jfarms COLUMBIANA, OHIO HEREFORDS QUALITY POTATOES AND SWEET CORN Compliments of FARM MARKET QUALITY FRUITS sl PRODUCE KOCH MOTOR HOME MADE ICE CEEEM COMPANY we D J. S. Rupert 8: Son STATE ROUTE 7 COLUMBIANA, OHIO CQLUMEIANA, OHIO P5181 THE CREST OF 1946 Compliments of oHNsoN's 'rumo rv X F LISBON, OHIO Richard D. GaugI1n's Compliments of YOUR FRIENDLY Restaurant A 6' P STORE Routes 7 :Sz I4 Col-UMBIANA CHIC EAST PALESTINE, OHIO ' A Mccommon Hardware All Kinds of Hardware 140 North Market St. Phone 866 EAST PALESTINE, OHIO Compliments of CoppocIc's Market iVe Aim to Please Phone 614 COLUMBIANA, OHIO Page 82 FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH Columbiana Milling 8: Supply Co. Manufacturers of Feeds and Flour Custom Grinding and Mixing Phone 212 319 South Elm St, COLUMBIANA, OHIO SMART SPRING SHOE STYLES at THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES O O STALEY 8. GLENN COLUMBIANA, OHIO Compliments of YOU R FRIENDLY A 81 P STORE D COLUMBIXXNA, OHIO C. A. BURBICK, Manager Page 83 THE CREST OF 1946 MARSHALL'S JEWELRY D Phone 5151 LEETONIA, OHIO Where Good Friends Meet to Eat BARON'S RESTAURANT COLUMBIANA, OHIO Roose Drug Store Prescrzllrtions cl Specialty LEETONIA, OI-IIO Scl1midt's Grocery Phone 5378 EAST FHIRFIELD, OI-IIO Compliment.: of Pilmer Tire 8: Parts Phone 427 LISBON - OI-IIO Complimenis of Louvenia Dress Shoppe COLUMBIANA, OHIO Page 84 FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH Start Your Banking Business APPLIANCES at FLOOR COVERINGS FURNITURE BANKING CO. Q COLUMBIANA, OHIO Phone 334 Y On The Square COLUMBIANA, OHIO The Friendly Bank Columbiana Buicic Co. BUICK MOTOR CARS ICE CREAM G. E. Refrigerators Phone 331 SANDWICHES COLUMBIANA, OHIO SODAS Compliments of ,, East Palestine Bottling cf Works w Drink Sparkling Beverages Phone 531 COLUMBIANA, OHIO SOFT DRINKS EAST PALESTINE, OHIO Page 85 THE CREST OF 1946 The Home Savings 8: Loan Co. IO8 SOUTH MAIN ST. COLUMBIANQ - OHIO Current Intereff Paid on Savings Accounts - ZZ Interef7 Charged on Mortgages, Loans - SZ Compliments of SEARS, ROEBUCK 81 COMPANY SALEM, OHIO Compliments of Peggy Lou Shoppe COLUMBIANA, OHIO Complimenz.r of Hoover Tire Exchange Phone 625 COLUMBIANA, OHIO Page 86 FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH . . A D M WEIK RT MIKE MERCURE I Deolerin CHAMPION COAL Feed, Flour 8: Fertilizer Grinding C? Mixing Farm Machinery LEETONIA, OHIO General Trucking -23 Phone 5121 NEW WATERFORD, OI-HO KENNY BURT 24-I'Iour WRECKER SERVICE D Phone 1320-R-2 EQST LIVERPOOL, OI-IIO Morgan's Drug Store Phone 723 LISBON - OHIO LEETONIA A 6' P STORE Complete Line of Meats, Groceries, and Fresh Vegetables 236 Main Si. LEETONIA, OI-IIO Page 87 THE CREST OF 1946 IVAN B. REASH ALLIS CHALMERS POWER EQUIPMENT Implement Service Phone Columb lone 44II COLUMBI ANA - OI-HO C' plzments of COLUMBIANA FLORAL CO. Wfbolesale vw W Iv 76 COLUMBIANA, OHIO VARIAN BAKING COMPANY Betterbaked Goods BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING CAKES A SPECIALTY COLUIVIBIANA, OHIO 1 PHONE 624 SALEM, OHIO 3 PHONE 6800 P2 FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH Cheatwood Bros. Neeld Garage GENERAL AUTO Garage REPAIRS Towing Service TRUCK AND AUTOMOBILE U I REPNRING New Waterford-East Palestine Road Phone QQS Phone 5l59 New Wa tertord Columbiana Motor Company CHEVROLET CARS AND TRUCKS Columbiana, Ohio C0mfJ1l.mF111.f of Columbiana Cleaners CLARENCE SPROTT Owner Phone 518 Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of . C0177fJlI.1?1t'77l5 of Your Columbiana . i Regfqurgnf Sl'0l1ClGl'Cl Oll Sl'Cl'l'IOI'l DAY Cgrner gf SERWCE Main and Salem Johnny Lake and Jerry Smith Columbiana, Ohio Tidd's Department Store DRY GOODS, MILLINERY, CHINA, JEWELRY, AND LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR APPAREL Phone 52l C0mpl1'mz'nl,f of WelI's Drug Store Columbiana, Ohio Page S9 THE CREST OF 1946 Complzments of WARRICK FUNERAL HOME Phone 621 COLUMBIANA - OHIO CITY MARKET HOME DRESSED MEATS ' I lex!!! Phone 633 COLUMBIANA, OHIO RALPH H. ROSE .-NI., CLOTHING FURNISHINGS SHOES Masonic BIdg. I29 East Lincoln Way LISBON - OHIO Page 00 FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH Compliment f WO0D'S FURNITURE STORE LEETONIA, OHIO Phones 3491 - 2301 BRUBAKER MARKET GROCERIES FRESH MEATS FRESH VEGETABLES 267 S. Main Phone 4121 COLUMBIANA, OHIO DAN DEE PRETZEL AND POTATO CHIPS D CHEESE CORN FRENCHFRIED CORN NOODLES BEVERAGE STICKS LEETOINIIA OHIO Pa ge THE CREST OF 1946 SPAITE MARKET eiovem FARM sroree Oi1rOvvn Fresh Meats and Groceries 50 North Market Street East Palestine, Ohio Make This Store Your I-Ieaaaiiarters tor QUALITY I-IARDWARE, SPORTING GOODS, PAINTS AND HOME NEEDS Equal or Greater Values TH E STAMBAUGH-THOMPSON CO II-4 West Federal Street 2625 Market Street I652 Mahoning Avenue YOUNGSTOWN, OI-IIO Complimcntsof 6' RUPERT COAL COLELLA FREEDOM GAS STATION K TIRES - TUBES BATTERIES Phone 4ISI I. ,....., In Phone 503i NEW WATERFORD G'-HO NEW WATEREORD OI-IIO Page 92 FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH Compliment: of Complimentx of Crawforcrs Market Alcenheacrs Ice Cream GROCERIES and MEATS I Phone 315 I COLUMBMNA, OHIO EAST PALESTI NE, OHIO -771 ufA'Nlk'l' KKAI-IJ' ll IIIIKJ' r,.Mrr.J'.i iff yxrriyffff A riff ffr rrfr4vrrKfffr1'.J' livin lain Jfylfff Iliff!! fflfi fl 1 inn! rr .iln'r'r'.i.i Page 93 THE CREST OF 1946 Compliments of Tlwe New Waterford Banlc Safety With Service Since 1906 NEW WATEREORD, OHIO W. J. EATON CO Hart 8: McVay Distributors Shell Petroleum Products FIRESTONE TIRES Phone 4311 Comer Rts. 14 Sz COLUMBIANA, OHIO F ITZPATRICK BROS. Good Clothes for Men COLUMBIANA, OHIO TURNER'S GREENHOUSE CUT FLOWERS AND POTTED PLANTS Phone 625 COLUMBIANA, OHIO Page 94 FAIRFIELD TWP. HIGH ,,:'f 'I I y xiii' ' f ll' iw? f!! 1,172 f fi . '1 Ik 11 ff ft? W W I Ib 1: fw PL THE CREST OF 1946 QQIIUWIFDGBIIRQCMDHJ 2204.. ,Z MM Cf:'4z5 Qz Qafw-Q 9 sb- Wg' 1 2 : U CA ,-. x, UQ .aA, 'awp' ' 60051, '1x9,,a,-5 Zan, ' -547 4- x 4 5 9, 3 .6 5. FAIRFIELD TWP. 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