Fairfield High School - Comet Yearbook (Columbiana, OH)

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T'HlE SIEBJICDIIS Dale Eugene Sitler Pictures HA man is born for two thingi- thinking and acting. President 1 Band 1, 2 Boys' Chorus 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play 3 Black 8z White 4 Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Test 4 Advertising, Annual 4 Dale has been the photographer of our class and has always been on hand with his camera at the right time. His ford will be remembered by any Senior who has ever ridden in it. He is dependable and jolly. Carolyn Marie Swope Swopie Ability is a poor man? wealth. Vice President 1 Operetta 1 Mt. Union 2, 4 President 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 Girls' Octette 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Choral Club 2, 3, 4 Scholarship team 2, 3 Junior Play 3 Senior Scholarship Test 4 Pepsi-Cola Scholarship 4 D.A.R. Scholarship 4 Black Kz White 4 Calendar, Annual 4 Carolyn is sincere, industrious, and capable with an even disposition. Her musical ability will long be remem- bered. She is a proved leader in church, school, and community. 41948 : PAGE 23

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Of 1948 CLASS PROPHECY Ten years have passed by since graduation and due to the many inquiries as to the whereabouts of our classmates of 1948, I, Shirley Fesler, decided it was time to do something about it. After searching the high and by roads, these are the results. To whom it may concern: Twila Carlisle is now superintendent of nurses at General Hospital. She is experimenting with her new discovery, the atomic pill. These pills are supposed to keep people out of hospitals and to help keep the nurses from being burned up. Dale Sitler is the owner of the most up-to-date garage in Columbiana, equipped with all the modern gadgets and equipment imaginable. Dale guarantees that if you bring in a pile of junk, he will make you a new car out of it. Dorothy Crider is a stenographer for the Federated Stores. She has other plans, however, and only types until she finds the type that suits her. Ileen Dishong and Esther Doss are associated with The Ohio Bell Telephone Company. They are chief operators and will co-operate with anyone giving them a ring. Walter DeRhodes is manager of The DeRhodes Greenhouses. He is a very busy man. He ships his fresh vegetables and flowers from coast to coast. Lowell Brubaker is going to town in a big way. He is raising large herds of cattle in the biggest state of the union. ' Marion Moser, owner and manager of the Moser Push Button Farms, has grown very famous. His farms are all regulated by push buttons. His latest inven- tion is on potatoes. In one operation they are dug, peeled, fried and presto, potato chips. The world beats a path to his door just to see his farm. Carolyn Swope is right back where she started, at Fairfield School. She is trying to teach the children in an easy way, what she learned the hard way. Harold Baker, most modern of farmers, has the largest herd of contented cows in the country. Each cow has its own magic eye, radio and set of ear phones. By the flick of an eye, she can tune in on any program that suits her mood. Walter Kyser has a large trucking business and is associated with his father. Frances Posey is secretary for the Southern Railroad. She has been trying to get them to change the shriek of the train whistle to play the Hit Parade songs in- stead. Irene Domanski has just returned from overseas where she served as a relief worker. She said she thought it was a relief to get back home. Erma Burkey just couldn't bid Fairfield fond adieu. She is working in the office at Fairfield School. Doris Noiheisel, a missionary has traveled all over Europe and has decided to settle there. Betty Houlette is a registered nurse at Salem City Hospital. She says that to be a success in this profession, one must have a lot of patience. tPatients.l Before closin , in all seriousness, I would like to make 'ust one rec uest and I that is. Let's not let old acquaintances be forgotten. PAGE 25