Fairfield High School - Comet Yearbook (Columbiana, OH)

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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

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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

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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.