Fairfield High School - Comet Yearbook (Columbiana, OH)

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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

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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.

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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