Fairfield High School - Comet Yearbook (Columbiana, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1954 volume:

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LeT us remember- The flag that waves on high, Is ll symbol for us all to try- To do our duty when put T0 the test, To prove wha! we know is right and best. PAGE THREE 746 Hamel! 21' Qfifgf off' gfpf QW The Eflnrh 151255 when zmh 252211 Thee- 5 4 ? 2-1' ?Pt?'f21' Gfffgfqf of 1954 TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration Seniors it ..,,,, ,, Classes , ,... ..T.4. . Elementary , Activities Sports .1 . Calendar , Alumni . Advertisement Autographs 1 7-1 4 1 5-34 35-38 39-42 43-54 55-66 67-68 69-71 s and Snaps , 73-123 PAGE FIVE 124 xcome ou.'l,hombve M Irsf ,Life o !l1e Pav? fe' we Mme! gf 72121721 We wwf 'ONEVQCT Pffws m94F' OYQ5 'SPT' resin men' Whblf f?frar'cl .-Aaoqmz 9 5e'n'xor.5. ng HAPPY Fawuly Gownwfs ?av The ve Q Af yn Kusi Ws1'Z'1'n,f ILM 3 l locleL. ' Ng Mo ff, 5Qyg?'?Zj K x Y 1 ...X...f-? .,,,,,.... f-,,.s,f---1,,-A ffdminialfmfca -,PX -AL-x - 'i, JR , ww--- ! aff 5 f 3513 756 Qmet' Zi' pei' BOARD OF EDUCATION James R. Cooper James Siiler Thomas Murphy President Vice President Clerk Clark Chamberlain Lowell Ziegler Ernest L. Cope PAGE Enom 21' Qpvfatf-pt Qt gig! 0,4 1954 T. V. UTTERBACK Superintendent of Fairfield Local School B. S. in Education 1934 M. A. in Education i950 Kent State University PAGE NINE THOMAS MURPHY B. S. in Education COMMERCIAL BARBARA ROSS Working Toward Degree GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION ENGLISH .IOURNALISM MARGARET FERRALL BS, an Educatuon LATIN ENGLISH PUBLIC SPEAKING THEODORE OSSOFF B. S. in Math M. A. in Education BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION MATHEMATICS E. GORDON WARNER B. S. In Educutnon M. A. in History HISTORY ECONOMICS GEOMETRY LORETTA GREENISEN M. A. in Education ENGLISH PAGE TEN ARTHUR WISLER B. S. ID Agrrculture AGRICULTURE INDUSTRIAL ARTS RUTH DERINGER B. S. nn Educcmon HOME ECONOMICS LOYAL B. MOULD Music JOSEPH DeVlNCET SCIENCE PAULINE SCHWAB B. S. in Education SIXTH GRADE RUTH MILLER Working Toward Degree FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES PAGE ELEVEN EMERSON SNYDER Working Toward Degree FIFTH GRADE IRMA STACEY Working Toward Degr FOURTH GRADE DOROTHY ANDERSON THIRD GRADE DORIS DOWD Working Toward Degree SECOND AND THIRD GRADES LULU BIERMAN B, S. in Education SECOND GRADE MARTHA JEAN WITMER Working Toward Degree FIRST AND SECOND GRADES PAGE TWELVE 21+ 7pwf214'f-210911-Qnfqff 0,4 7954 EVELYN ALBRIGHT B. S. In Educatnon FIRST GRADE HELEN FAHNDRICK scHooL SECRETARY LLOYD EVERETT Assam'- SCHOOL CUSTODIAN PAGE THI RTEEN COOKS Miss Chamberlain, Mrs. Peppel, and Mrs. Detrow BUS DRIVERS Bus ln Melvin Yarian, Bus Q: Thomas Cooper, Bus 3: Dwight Graham, Bus 4- Walter Carlson, Bus 51 Roy Cope, Bus 61 Orville Clwellis, Bus 7: Arthur Wisler, PAGE FOURTEEN 74a Mme! 721' 7Pf'721'7-Qi' 91' airy! t , , .. ...,.. . , , . ., , ..A W-1 I f r SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS P sident Dorothy Esenwei V e President . Jimmy Russeil S ry Carole M I T er Paul F Ad M M phy PAGE SIXTEEN 7?W72??-42,429 OKW54 MARY ELLA BELL Mary Ella There is no personal charm so great as the charm of a cheerful temperament. .411 llllhllflllllillg' girl I'm Min' yrufll rrgrr'r'. A Zvmiflrifiil jwrsoii In kimu' is slit, An ambitious girl. sluzlioux and kind. A viivm' j1f'r.xnn ix lmrd In find. Girls' Chorus l, 2 Spring Festival l, 2 Black and White Staff Annual Staff Junior Play Senior Play YVONNE MARIE COPE Yvonne Character is power, it makes friends and opens a way to wealth, honor, ancl happiness. Sfllllyillg' xlu' rlifln'I f'llI'l' lllllfll nliniil- Alzuays Iinppv, 11l1z'r1Av.s g'I1Y, Nezwi' hurl she' a liarxli wnrzl in mv. Choral Club 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus I Girl's Chorus l, 2, 3 Mt. Union Festival 4 Spring Music Festival l, 2, 3, 4 GirI's Ensemble 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Senior Play One-Act play 3 Black and White Staff Annual Staff PAGE SEVENTEEN learning xlu' lliuuglil .file ruulrl flu zuillmui. SUFS 60m01f7P7P7?7P9f?? FRANK BERNARD EVERETT Frank No one ever lost anything by being courteous, but every- one loses when he isnt ,4lzi'ux',i' on lima' for ,x'r'l1unl, 1 nllo1i'f'rl llie gnlrlwn rule. Hi' mm lnlrmrl will tall, llf' 1i'r1.s rffallx' mi Ihr' hull, Football Manager 3 Junior Play Senior Play Black and White Staff Annual Staff Make the process of education interesting as well thorough. DOROTHY IRENE ESENWEIN Minnie Dnrnllilv was jn'1'si1Ir'11t of lllll' Class, A l'01lI'ff'0llX, friemlly, clark-liairerl lass. Editor, !Il1rfr'rIwulm', Choral Club, and liaml ll'lmt was llllfll' in zziliirh xhf' had 110 hand? President 4 Vice President I, 2, 3, Choral Club Treasurer 2, 3 Choral Club President 4 Choral Club 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus I Girl's Chorus I, 2, I3 Mount Union Festival I, 2, 3, 4 Girl's Ensemble T, 2, 3, 4 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Senior Play Block and White Staff, Editor Annual Staff Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Ohio Government 8. Scholarship Test 4 PAGE EIGHTEEN 2 72 72 2 Q19 Q 0067954 PAUL WESLEY FARMER Paul Before you can score you must have a goal. A fflliflgllj' but lolx of fun. Always willing In help S0lIIl'0Hl'. Smart in l'lll.YSl'S, for fullegz' l1e'x lmimzl, He'1l -use ull the k11ou'ledge that he's found. Treasurer 4 Boys' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus l Choral Club 2, 3, 4 Mount Union Festival 2, 3, 4 Spring Music Festival l, 2, 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball I, 2 Junior Play One-Act Play 3 Senior Play Black and White Staff Annual Staff Boy's State Ohio Government 81 Scholarship Test 4 SONDRA ANN FIRESTONE Sonnie Kind words are short to speak but their echoes endless. TlIOllglllfIll, sliuliuux, quiel shi' was, Always good in ilu' things .slw rloes. These zvorrls d1'.w'rilJe her I0 Il T , If you but knew her, yuu'd agree! Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3 Spring Music Feslival l, 3 Junior Play Senior Play Black and White Staff Annual Staff PAGE NINETEEN CIFE 6Mfeff7P??7?f26f2e' GHC KENNETH J. GARROD IlKenll ouraging word is more precious than refined gold. lark nj' all li'mlf'.t' tits him, ll'iIli jim li1 .s' jillwl lu Iliff brim, A frimirl sv fnitliful and lrue, Yun ruulrl in-ww will Krfnny blur. President 'l, 2 Choral Club Q, 3, 4 2, 3, 4 2, 3, 4 Festival l, 2 Boys' Chorus Mount Union Spring Music Trumpet Trio Band l, 2, 3, 4 l,?,3 Basketball I, 2 Football I, 2, 3, 4 Track I Junior Play Senior Play Black and White Staff Annual Staff Alternate Boys' State Government Scholarship Test dependab ROBERT EDWIN FLANNERY IIB bil O Whether our talents be great or not, each of us can b le. Tall and dark and .vlrm'-mrmin f His lingo ZUIISIIII the besl, uw' neu A zvilling pcfrsuiz, ll II6'1'l'l' sim U Ill' was mi 1'xrf'llf'til jmjzrr umku Glee Club 1 Junior Play One-Act Play 3 Senior Play Black and Whi Annual Staff te Staff PAGE TWENTY ???7?f??f2W W7754 FRANCES ETHEL HEPBURN Fran The best iudge of a man's character is by what he finds laughable. :llzi'11x'.x' xliirlying. rrlutulvx zi'm'klng, You mulzl 1r1'1'z'rfimI lim' .sliii'king, Siu' zuax .sinwly luis of fun, A zvrniflwfzll girl if lliere l'1'6'l' was one. Girls' Chorus l, 2 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Spring Music Festival l, 2, 3, 4 Clarinet Quartet 3 Junior Play One Act Play 3 Senior Play Black and White Staff Annual Staff, Editor Ohio Government Sr Scholarship Test 4 i GEORGE F, KYSER George A little nonsense now and then, is relish'd by the best of men. firargr :mx urifrr Ilir' .tliirlioiix lrinrl, Yuri zvmilzl .wlrlmn ,wr lily rinse In ilu' griml, llix .ilreuglli will on ilu' football lirlrl. .4lzi'uvs luuflf' ilu' ulliei Ivana vielcl. Treasurer l Boys' Chrous 2, 3 Choral Club I, 2 Spring Music Festival l, 2, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Black and White Staff Annual Staff Junior Play Senior Play Track I Football l, 2, 3, 4 PAGE TWENTY-ONE 4e64 wf???7PfPf2fW r l l l VIRGIL FRANKLIN LUDWIG llpetell I always see both points of view-the one thats wrong, and mine! A lzrrrlzlsorlle guy yuu'll all llgI'l'l', The girls he luzfffs ax you ran sw. He put on a front llml IUIIS lough and lmlrl, But hr really had a lleart of gold. Football A Annual Staff ALFRED FRANK MANSELL IlFredll Never stand begging for that which you have the power to earn. l rr'rl, ll neu' mefllllzrz' fm! lllix war, Came' rleur from Florida with nary a leaf. Hix lavallvv has .slmzvn all lllI'0llg'l1, I-'or lu' has lfeeu ll rlasxnmle lrue. Senior Play Annual Sta ff PAGE TWENTY-TWO 2 Q2 72 72 42 ef? 0067754 MICHAEL JAMES MERCURE Mike To accept good advice is but to increase one's own ability. Innllmll tm' knrm' runs Milcris fll'llUl'lfl' sport. Ile' ruiilrl rnimt nn htm lo lmlr1 Ilia' fnrlf' Ou ilu' lu1.vk1'tlu1ll flour, lu' zvzu mi the llf'lllll,H 'l'l1e' things ln' :lid Zl'1'lif' jur our funn, Football l, 2, 3, A Basketball l, Track i, 2 Baseball 3 Junior Play Senior Play Black and W Annual Staff Q, 3, 4 hite Staff Happiness PAGE TWENTY-THREE CAROLE ANN MORLAN llcamll seems made to be shared. lfllflflj'-CII-I.lllik-Y rlf'sr'i'il1r'.s Carole' well :ll leading K',ll'f'I'.Y she' did r'xl'c'll. ll e'll riefm' jnrgwl her sunny zvayxs, 'l'hc'v'll lust lu' lhmuglz all of our dau Secretary A Student Council 4 Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus 3, 4 Spring Music Festival 3, 4 Mount Union Music Festival A Cheerleader i, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Senior Play Block and White Staff Annual Staff amd? BARBARA ANNE BERNADETTE PAHANISH llBarbl1 The happiest people are those who are less for and more for giving. lj you xlmulrl lIflT'I' XIHIII' work In flu, ll'l1i.vll1' mul Burl: will .ww il llllllllgll. Blu' 1.x ll lI'lf llfl In ffrfrrynrirg Iirsizlras all thai, xllf .x lor1zI.x of fun! Choral Club 3, 4 Girls' Chorus T, Q, 3 Mount Union Music Festival 4 Spring Music Festival T, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play One'Act Plays 3 Black and White Staff Annual Staff Ohio Government 81 Scholarship Test 4 ge.ti ig 7?7f7P9f2f GILDA FAYE MORROW IIGILII I always get the belter when I argue alone. A .Yf1l'l'IlvY lvfrislg f!llIlllXlll' al Xlltlllllllllll A wry gum! frirrzrl, ilu' Inns! in lllf' lmzrl Slmrl in Xl!lllll'!', hui big' in lirarl fiilzlu wav. all in all, rrzlllrr' Alllllfl. Treasurer 3 Choral Club 3, 4 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3 Mount Union Festival 3, 4 Spring Music Festival T, 2, Girls' Ensemble A Junior Play Senior Play Black and White Staff Annual Staff-CoeEditor 3,4 PAGE TWENTY-FOUR 2 72 72 72 Qi? Q 051954 DEAN DWIGHT RAY Dean 'Do today what is to be clone, for there will be other things for tomorrow. lJI'lllI'A jul! jnwm' aim' ll11llll1It'H jnkf' llllgfhll lziiwy lzru u'f'r'lc.x lie' zuoulrl bf' in ri rage. lllllllllgll l1i.x' Munir an Ihr' .vjmrls jlllklf' rlill U1ll'H 1lIlI1l'lll', ll was page High! Ilia! hr I'f'dHVV dial fear. Choral Club 3 Mixed Chorus l Boys' Chorus 3, 4 Spring Music Festival l, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Football Mgr. 2 Basketball l, 4 Track I Junior Play Senior Play One-Act Plays Annual Staff Black and Whi te Staff l PAGE TWENTY-FIVE GLEN WILFORD RICE Ill-eoll There can be no faith so feeble that Christ does no respond to ill. Glen zvas rillirrlvx quill' ll guy, lllllfil axkezl to hrlp lie'zl ulzvalvx In Glen zvmllfl alzvays .we you llimugli A friend In all as we all knew. Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4 Choral Club 3, 4 Band I, 2, 4 Mount Union Festival 4 Spring Musical Festival 1, 2, Basketball 4 Track I Senior Play Black and White Staff Annual Staff 4fWWf???7P2f2eW WAYNE RICHARD SITLER Curly Smiles are personal sunshine. A liapjn' gi1x ', he uwlx riewfr sad. JAMES WILLIAM RUSSELL llJimll For every minute you are angry you lose sixty seco of happiness. ,lim zum gflflll-7I1lfIIP'l'!l, also lim, You nmlrl rninil on him to gr! lliingx flank. In lmvkellmll, lmnd, rlmral rlub too, Il Sf l'ilIS llll'l'f A' lllllllillg Im f'0ll,lllIl,l flu. President 3 Vice President 4 Treasurer 2 Choral Club 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus I Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4 Bond 2, 3, 4 Music Festival I, 2, 3, A Mount Union Festival 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Senior Play One Act Play 3 Basketball I, 2, 4 I Hr' zuoulrl Ill1l'l1'Y.Y lrmlrl' Il j1f'r.w11 fmt! glad. UYIIAYTIF' zvns ri hillbilly lhrrmglz and llzrougli, llf' lmwzl hillbilly IIIHSII' us I'1'l'l'y0l1? knew. Boys' Chorus 2,3,4 Choral Club 3 Spring Music Festival 2, 3, A Band I Basketball I Junior Play One-Act Play 3 Senior Play Black and W Annual Staff hite Staff PAGE TWENTY-SIX 4 v 0 4 91' Q2 GLENN RICHARD SPILLMAN IIBUZH The expression of truth is simplicity. Of all ilu' things Ilia! Glenn likwl Irfxt, Fm' fIlu'll1i.i'Ilv lu' .s'lmz1'1'1l nmre zml. An liir1st1'in in our mizlxi, you sw, Hyllll krznzinx! l'f'r'h11p.s Ilmlfv zrrlml lrr ll br! Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Choral Club 2, 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Mount Union Festival 3, 4 Spring Music Festival I, 2, 3, 4 Track l Football 3 Junior Play Senior Play Black and White Staff Annual Staff Ohio Government 8. Scholarship Test l i A lrvlllvs He' usu PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Q 0,4 1954 LARRY ALVIN STEVENS Lard lt takes a great man to make a good listenerf Fl'll'll!lllY and nice flz's1'ril1r'.v 1.lllAl'lV zvrll Y011'll IlgI'f'l' llml lie' ix .m'r'l1 . lIl'llPiHg', doing his lmsl, allay zwm, zvlirn put to the test Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4 Choral Club 3, 4 Mount Union Festival 3 Spring Music Festival 2, 3, 4 Football l, 3 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Senior Play Black and White Staff Annual Staff fs 46 ff? DONALD EDWARD WELLMAN Donnie Honesty needs no pains to set itself off. '1'li1' only :Ml-llrfrlrl 1l'llll us all, N01 wrry xlmrl, lull rm! real lall. lkually lf1llf'l 'll'lIf'7l not making rmisr. Ili' 1l'1l.S ulzi'1ix'.s luimrl zwilli llll' lmvs, Boys' Chorus 2, 4 Black and White Staff Annual Staff ,.. V 2 9 72 THOMAS WAYNE WEBER llTOmll He who thinks the most good and speaks the of his neighbors has many friends. A lirflpfiil kiurl uf guy was lm. .flnrl qulrl Inu, il was plain lo .t'f'f', A giml llig sniilf' for eifwymzzf, Ile was ll gmail .spurt mul lots of fun. Choral Club i, 2 Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4 Spring Music Festival l, 2 Band I, 2 Football I, 2, 4 Track I Junior Play Senior Play W least ill PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT 9272372 KENNETH RAY WORKMAN uKenll Honesty needs no disguise or ornomentf lI'iIl1 ll voice .su deep and Imsx, Hr would .wi Il fflfllll flare, That lu' zwax xlrmzg you muld tell, Tu u giant lu' was parallel. Truck l Basketball 1, 2 Senior Ploy Black and White Stuff Annual Staff Class Flower Class Colors Class Molto G2 9 , OWQ54 l l PAGE TWENTY-NINE '-.- ' 41 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY As 1 view the past, webf the Senior Class recall our memories of the twelve years at Fairfield. We recall the initial memory of entering the first grade, where we started our first wobbly steps toward our education with Miss Albright, in the fall of 1942. Then in second grade under the guidance of Miss Bierman, we added knowledge which would help us in third rad Mis' P ' ' s ed to our next step into the fourth grade. In fourth grade, Miss Eberhardt taught us how to add.. Our fifth year, Miss Blosser guided us to the other side of the building for our playground. e sixti year, with Miss Schwab's guidance, we entered the seventh grade, and our first year in junior High. There, with Mr. Cole as our home room teacher, we were introduced to the changing of classes. The first chance for the boys to go out for basketball came in their seventh year. In eighth grade Mr. Kuhlman greeted us. By then we were used to the changing of the classes. Then we passed from the eighth grade to the ninth grade. Miss D was our home room teacher in our Freshman year. With the initiation welcoming us into high school, we elected our first officers as follows: President-Kenneth Garrod: Vice President-Dorothy Esenweing Treasurer-George Kyser: Secretary-Joann Little. ln Tenth Grade, Miss Greenisen helped us initiate the Freshmen. We saw our a s com'1 to ' end, too. As class officers we elected: President-Kenneth Garrod: Vice President-Dorothy Esenweing rea -james Russell. The junior year, with Miss Cherdron as our home room teacher, the junior Play, The Adorable Imp was successful for our class. With the High School Teachers help we presented the Prom for the Seniors. We also received our class rings in our junior year. Our officers were: President- -Iames Russell: Vice President-Dorothy Esenwein: Secretary-Twila Barth- olow. Mr. Murphy, as our home room teacher, w c us into the Senior Class in the fall of l953. He helped us in publishing the Black and White and also the yearly school annual. All the Seniors were looking forward to the annual Senior Trip. Senior officers were: President-Dorothy Esenwein: 1 e President-james Russell: Treasurer-Paul Farmer, Secretary-Carole Morlan. After we have left Fairfield we will always remember how our teachers and parents made possible our education and a t e tr nd ha iness we had shared together in those twelve years at Fairfield High. -Kenneth Workman ...D -.-cl .1 , -i 4 ' 'lf A -, .f , 7 g Y 'I gg gg g-g gP-ROPHECY It is the year 1964 and as I approach Fairfield University I notice Frank Everet ' ' f - ' ' t is raking leaves, wearing a red tuxedo. In the office Gilda M h , orrow, t e secretary, told me that the Dean of W . omen, Dorothy Esenwem, was out, but that l could talk to the Dean of Men, James Russell. After talking to Mr. Russell, Carole Morlan, private secretary to the Principal, Paul Farmer, led me to the waiting room to wait for Mr. Farmer who was out. ,, 7 3 Q A-'T - ' In the waiting room l noticed the modern taste of the designer of the room and asked Carole who had decorated it. She told me that Barbara Pahanish had worked out the intricate color scheme of chartruse, yellow - ' ' ' lIlIlI1gS of orange and purple. Glenn Spillman, the chemistry teacher at Fairfield, was also waiting to see the principal and he told me he had invented the S ill ' W , p IIIODIHII hat which allowed peo-ple to see behind them. It is a boon to teachers. sit Kenneth Garrod, coach at FHS, has worked out a new game which com- bines all the f ' eatures ol basketball and football but which needs no ball. Kenneth Workman is teaching his manual training students to skate on stilts. After these exercises the boys are sent to Dean Ray, the school doctor, where, aided by Yvonne Cope, the nurse, they are put together again. Mfhile the boys are doing these interesting things the girls are either in Sondra Firestone's class in Home Economics learning to knit with their feet, or in Fran Hepburn's class learning to play Girl's Football. Bob er is teaching music and specializes in slow, hillbilly tunes. After singing, t a 'ry own to Larry Stevens' colleg Shoppe . There they may watch Wayne Sitler and George Kyser on tele- vision as they play their hot hillbilly music. just then Mr. Farmer came in, and as it was time for lunch he offered to show me th ' ' ' ' ' ' ' e new cafetei ia. Frank Ludwig raises all the food and it is served in the fashion of the Howard johnson restaurants. While eating, you may watch boxing at ringside tables. Donald Vlfellman, light-weight title-holder was boxing Fred Mansell heav ' h 'l ' , yweig t tit e-holder, and we enjoyed the bout very much. Glen Rice is professor of an agriculture class that is learning the practical use of dirt nd f d a oo . After class the kids all take off for the 'like+Florida Bathing Beach' which is run by Tom Weber. Then it is time for the students to climb into the 12 brand new busses, owned by Mike Mercure, an t ' ed home in these jet jobs. I then went back to my job as writer on the New York Times, to write up the news on the 'biggest little school in the '. had been wonder- ful seeing everyone again. -Mary Ella Bell l A - , gil rg, YA 7 46 727272724260 WILL We the Senior Glass, managing to be at least half here, do hereby bequeath and bestow: 'l'o the junior Glass, our headaches and troubles with the annual, the Black and White, graduation and commencement programs, We also also leave to this class our good times, trips and parties. 'l'o the Sophoinores, we leave our studious, quiet, orderly ways. To the Freshmen we will our love of fun. Frank Everett leaves his home to anyone who is late to school. Paul Farmer leaves his chance to go to Boys' State to anyone who has a stray ticket to Camp Perry, Ohio lying around. Robert Flannery leaves his slow ways to Dale Kaufman. Kenneth Garrod wills his football uniform to his brother George and hopes he can take the bumps and bruises that go with it. George Kyser leaves his ability to play the guitar to anyone who likes to hear hillbilly music as much as he likes to play it. Frank Ludwig leaves his ability to get along with all the girls to someone who can get away with it. Fred Mansell leaves his curly hair to anyone who doesn't like to get permanents. Mike Mercure leaves his athletic ability to anyone who can be in by 9:30. Dean Ray leaves his love of football to anyone who likes hospitals and pretty nurses. i Glenn Rice leaves his stubborness to Grace Robb. james Russell leaves his ability to talk anytime or all the time to someone who doesn't mind getting the conduct grades he does. Wayne Sitler leaves his ability to drive to school to anyone who doesn't mind being late to school once in a while. Glenn Spillman leaves his love of science to anyone who likes to wash test tubes. Larry Stevens leaves his job at Isaly's to anyone who likes to be a jerk, soda jerk that is. Tom VVeber leaves his love of Florida to anyone who likes to drive long distances, Don VVelln1an leaves his red hair to anyone who has a temper to match. Kenny Workman wills his strength to someone who likes to carry milk for the cafeteria. Carole Morlan wills her cheerleading ability, along with a box of cough drops, to Maxine McCall. Dorothy Esenwein leaves her many problems to the next Senior President. Barbara Pahanish leaves her ability to do shorthand to Leanne Tucker. Frances Hepburn leaves her ability to get to gym class on time to her sophomore buddies. Gilda Morrow leaves her typing ability to anyone who doesn't mind breaking long fingernails. Sondra Firestone leaves her ability to draw horses to anyone who can afford lots of paper and pencils. Yvonne Cope leaves her giggles to anyone who doesn't blush. Mary Ella Bell leaves her height to Carol Weikart. And so we the class of '54 leave behind memories and many happy times. -Mary Ella Bell PAGE THIRTY-Two gi' Qpff-2i'2ll'cfglff,1d'pJf 0,4 1954 CLASS POEM TOGETHER Together we have stormed the years, Have downed defeat and conquered fears. Together we have come on through, Donald, Frank and Robert, too. Silent Sondra, who missed nothing by it, And Tom who, too, was rather quiet. An Isaly man was handsome Larry, A Bundy gal was our blonde Mary. Garrod, too, was by our side, And all the rest who here abide. Yes, there was George, a clown of class, His skill at roddin none could surpass. And Carole, that sweet ole kid, We marveled at the things she did. Who can count those many spats, That Paul aroused with political chats? We won't forget how Sitler played, That guitar for which so much he paid. Or how late our Jimmy came, Though scolded, still it was the same. A scientific man was Glen, Blown up perhaps, we knew not when. And the other Glenn, Rice, that is, Was usually slow, but sometimes a whiz! A half-day man because of work, Was Ludwig, a full-time flirt. Yvonne, too, was with us all, Not too short, but none too tall. Kenneth Workman, a quiet lad Carried the milk and seldom was mad . Fred, a member iust this year, Came clear from Florida with nary a tear. A true sport's fiend indeed was Mike, His favorite lines were Ready? Hike. A word from Dorothy once in awhile, Kept us going and right in style. Our annual chief was good old Fran, A very fine catch for some lucky man. Gilda, a whiz at the typing keyboard, Has been asked where that speed is stored. Last of the girls with her pictures so fine, ls Barbara Pahanish, who in art did shine. Our Joke Page Man, Dean Ray, Will have new iokes come another day. A special talent marked each one, His shoulders thus to wear upon, Mantles of achievement gay, That helped us reach Commencement Day. A merry class! A lively class! There's none our humor could surpass. We sang and danced and grew more gay, As nearer drew Commencement Day. All honor to our worthy school, We strived to prove with every rule, All honor to the marks that we, Have handed to posterity. ln history never will there rise, Our like again, we dare surmise. First in work and first in play, What higher praises could one say? THE END -Dorothy Esenwein PAGE THIRTY-THREE 74a dwell 7-Pi' Q21 721'7-Qi' Qt 72171 CLASS FAREWELL SONG CTune-Your CheaTin' Hearfl The Senior Class of Fairfield High, IT breaks our hearTs To say good-bye. The Time will come when you'll be sad, Remember Then we weren'T so bad. We'll miss you all -you Teachers, Too, We enioyed The Time we spenf wiTh you Now don'T forgeT as The years go by, We'll always Think of Fairfield High. The road ahead will be rough and long, But we will Think of This song. Our memories will never die, We'll always keep Thy banners high. Farewell To you, Farewell we say, God's blessings on each one we pray. Now ThaT our parfing day is nigh, Farewell To you old Fairfield High. PAGE THI RTY-FOUR '-i.,,..,-- -.N31---1-,-,-N.r- Zkwaea x.X- -Hg,-J-X 'i-R-3 H Q flu! 5 4 j BD amen? 7? 72 72 7-Q Q ff Q JUNIORCLASS ,..,,..,...-..m..... ,,,A W ,NM ..,... ,,,,.,..,,..W.,.a,.,...,.......,.m..1. . 2 5 ROW l---Riclicircl Mentz, Grciydon Welling, Charlotte Wilkes, Rollond Reosli, Marlene Brown, Robert Miller, Renole Scliocli. RCW Q--Ricliord Smith, Doris Defrow, Lee Grim, Junice Wil.on, Dole Burl, Grace Robb, Peter Casper, Mrs. Ferroll. ROW 3-4Lois Zimmerman, Donald Blosser, Marie Blosser, John Mel- liriger, Kmhleen Clirimberluin, Lovern Esenwein, Lecinrie Tucker. Presidenr . Karlwleen Chamberlain Vice PresidenT ,, . Lee Grim Secrerary Leanne Tucker Treasurer Marie Blosser Advisor Mrs. Ferrall PAGE THIRTY-SIX 272722920 UKW54 SOPHOMORE CLASS ROW l-Carol Rice, Jaines Gaston, LaVerne McLaughlin, Walter Burt, Joyce Bender, Herman Miller, Suzanne Heintzelman, Orville Burbick, Sandra Brinker, Eugene Culler, Shirley White, Ronald Digman, Monnie Wellman. ROW Ze-Joan Wassink, Nancy Workman, Phyllis Wilson, Kathleen Snycler, Betty Robb, Dixie Carlisle, Mary Anne Elliott, Myrna Morrow, Donna Garrod, Janet Scarnanz, Lois Allman, Mr. Warner. ROW 3-Ronald Bower, Lorena Flannery, Joseph Pahanish, Maxine Rupert, Richard Davis, Joyce Little, James Vogel, Mollie Malone, Larry Kannal, Beverly Bable, Ronald Cope. NINTH GRADE ROW l-Lois Brubaker, Dale Coffman, Betty Digman, William Knuth, Helen Wilkes, Howard Cope, Joyce Detwiler, Thomas Brown, Lyla Pyles. ROW 2- Carl Scheiben, Nancy Cricler, Charles Miner, Sandra Kannal, Gary Graham, Phyllis Grimm, James Pike, Jo-Ann Cope, Robert Guy, Mr. DeVincent. ROW 3+Maralyn Bell, Robert Chmura, Nancy Mellinger, Arthur Bell, Alice Huffman, Robert Zarnosky Sue Davis, James Rowan, Peggy Sitler. PAGE THI RTY-SEVEN ????7?fP9f2f' EIGHTH GRADE ROW l-Louis Groubert, Elmo Jean Ludwig, John Martin, Patricia Converse, Paul Esenwein, Bar- bara Jones, James Hess, Carol Bell, James Palmer, Carol Weikart, William Baker. ROW 2-Gary Wilms, Paul Miner, Carol Keslar, William Gorby, Marian Mazzone, David Allman, Charlotte Snyder, Donald Logan, Maxine McCall, Joseph Powell, Ernest Guindon, Mr. Utterback, ROW 3fDale Bender, John Flynn, Miriam Zimmerman, Russell Albright, Patricia Graham, Lee DeRhodes, Jane Stacey, David Brothers, Darlene Rambo, Ronald Workman, Margie Hepburn. Q'-'mi SEVENTH GRADE ROW l+John Sitler, Carolyn Houlette, George Garrod, Nina Malone, Robert Neishleb, Judith Gaver, David Conkey, Ellen Long, David Groubert, Patricia Unger, David Jones, Donna Bell, Glenn Baker, Joyce Baker, Charles Wilkes, Barbara Remias, Frank Main. ROW 2--Mr. Ossotf, Magda Schach, Donald White, Julian Altier, Roy Reash, Harold Huffman, Russell Coffman, Oliver Cooper, Laverne Keslar, Lary Ewing, William Rowan, Laverne Brinker, Raymond Moser, Paul Lower, Richard Hall, Larry Chamberlain, Gerald White, Patty Mentz, Miss Ross. ROW 3-Jean Rupert, Ralph Cooley, Kathryn Sidwell, Thomas Russell, Mary Kyser, John Wilms, Jeannette Firstone, Richard Hetrick, Meryl Esenwein, James Gordon, Joyce Chamberlain, Thomas Selby, Ruth Ann Ludwig, David White, Gayle Garwood, Robert Davis, Dorothy Cooper. PAGE THIRTY-ElGHT ,f,i'L' Zamwzwf Q -Ji-x' ' '-'g, 'gi-+ 3-K- Q ywbs , aj iewmelff 7? 72 7? aff-27 SIXTH GRADE ROW I4-Thomas Hughes, Beverly Albright, Edwin Unger, Jo Ann Gaver, Sammy Barth, Margery Benner, James Elser, Carolyn Gaindon, Dennis Perkins, Elinor Schockley, Michael Shields, Jacqueline Cope, Wayne Trotter, Jean Sitler, Robert McLaughlin, Patsy VanHorn, Phyllis McCall. ROW 2-Miss Schwab, Jean Converse, Richard Mason, Judith Whitehead, Lowell Schloneger, Mary Hoff, Thomas Mentz, Joyce Keslar, Terry Morris, Beverly Jones, Franklin Powell, Judith Bowman, James Davis, Dar lene Detrow, Albert Allmon, Mrs. Miller. ROW 3-eJoseph Cresanto, Margaret Wilson, Phillip Swope, lois Ann Kress, Ronald Bender, Ruth Ann Baird, Eugene Robb, Margaret Welling, Carl Robb, Ruth Vestfals, Robert Brubaker, Helen Gordon, Robert Spencer, Erma Sidwell. ABSENT---Robert Kauffman. iii FIFTH GRADE ROW l7Lucile Cooper, Ralph Wisler, Nancy Neishleb, James Ziegler, Sandra Dustman, John Altier, Patricia Hall, James Converse, Sandra Morrow, Clarence Kannal, Judith Huffman, Bruce Yarian, Judith Campbell, Charles Mentz, Jean Bell, Kenneth Miller, Dolly Baker, Donald Long. ROW 27 Daniel Brothers, Sharon Wassink, Otis Vestlals, Linda Blower, Harmon Martin, Kathleen Bush, Gilbert Coffman, Dora Hawkins, John Chmura, Joyce Gallagher, Larry Graham, Nancy Hawkins, Fred Hoft, Carolyn Ludwig, Larry Weber, Ruth Ann Guy. ROW 3-Mr. Snyder, George Cheresne, Shirley Pittman, Paul Strank, Charlotte Ruby, William Utterback, Doris Rupert, Larry Peppol, Ruth Vinakalns, Larry Schooley, Felicia Mazzone, Glenn Gallagher, Carol Kress, Ross Dillon, Joyce McLaughlin, Ronald Pittman, Mrs. Miller PAGE FORTY 72723729729 OK7754 FOURTH GRADE ROW l+Ann Davis, Gail Miller, Judith Zarnosky, Donald Baughman, Lela Guindon, Bill Hepburn, Ereida Chellis, David Garrod, Ruth Robinson, William Conkey, Ruth Richards, Robert Baird, Ellen Van- Horn, Nelson Whitehead, Linda Peppel, Randy Miller. ROW Q--Roy Hawkins, Alice Baker, James Crider, Louise Kauffman, John Baker, Ellen Wilson, Carl Pearson, Darlene Kitchen, Donald Dyke, Bar bara Unger, Thomas Ballintine, Karen Jones, Michael Pahanish, Sandra Granger, Mrs. Stacey. ROW ? -James Hanna, Geraldine Shell, Edgar Campbell, Rita Sircy, Bruce Brothers, Beverly Keslar, Ralph Detrow, Gail Cooley, John Yacher, Miriam Houlette, Robert Ray, Melissa Marshall. THIRD GRADE ROW l-Gary Knizat, Margaret Reash, James Rice, Linda Cope, Thomas Wilson, Jo-Ann Allman, larry Rupert, Linda Converse, Robert Knuth, June Guindon, Gerald Ziegler, Marilyn Unger, Ronald Hall, Marilou Conkey, John McLaughlin, ROW Qfl-lerbert Vanl-lorn, Gerald Justice, Edna Hawkins, Geof frey Lindsay, Patricia Wonner, Dennis Muntean, Barbara Gallagher, John Ciesanto, Betty Hanna, Richard Sidwell, Darlene Conkle, Herbert Ward, Gary Blosser, ROW 37Miss Anderson, Everett Hawkins, Joyce Rupert, Harry Libert, Mary Remias, Robert Gordon, Elizabeth Barber, James Kr'ess, Nancy Ludwig, David lipely, Marie Welling, Howard Huffman, Sally Lehman, Mrs. Dowd. ABSENT----Ralph Bell. PAGE FORTY ONE 4eameL'?P?2'777QQ7-Pg SECOND GRADE ROW lfHarold Trotter, Gloria Conkle, Alfred Crescanto, Jo-Ann Fuhrman, Jeffrey Hawkins, Sue Muntean, Wayne Everett, Janet Cooper, Harold Cooper, Barbara Calvin, Henry Hughes, Bonita Unger, Robert Coppock, Sue Ann Bilsky, James Hawkins, ROW 2'4Miss Bierman, Jack Moffett, Thomas Cope, Ellen Whiteacre, James Spitler, Linda Burt, Larry Weikart, Jane Coppock, John Rupert, Judith Gray, John Hoff, Judith Cope, Raul Simora, Rebecca Caldwell, James Blower, Wilma Lower, Mrs. Dowd. ROW 3-Joseph Zarnosky, Lowell Snyder, Leila Grimm, Ernest Dustman, Caroline Wilms, David Baker, Donna Graham, Richard Robb, Linda Kress, Jerry Hanna, Martha Jane Kress, David Mullen, James Chikas, Craig Little. ABSENT-KEITH KESLAR. FIRST GRADE ROW l-fJohn Selby, Elizabeth McLaughlin, James Smith, Diane Lindsay, Kenneth Gordon, Sandra Trotter, Everett Trotter, Mary Richards, Mark Hughes, Carla Rae Miller, Janet Bush, Janice Bush, Tim- othy Palmer, Jane Campbell, Donald Blosser, Mary Jo Ludwig, Larry Linn, Carol Chellis, Darryl Jones, Raul Barth. ROW 2--Richard Whan, James Bell, Judith Hoover, Thomas Ferguson, Nancy Hawkins, Merwyn Herron, Mary Louise Robb, Anthony Altomare, Linda Lamoncha, Aivars Dukats, Shirley Miner, Ronald Cook, Nancy Weber, Jack Ludwig, Phyllis Gallagher, Ross Bussard. ROW 3-Miss Witmer, John Libert, Linda Keslar, James Ward, Veronica Libert, William Ross, Jean Kauffman, Alfred Baughman, Elaine Long, Ronald Jones, Sally Converse, James Little, Gwendolyn VanHorn, Charles Jones, Jacqueline Yacher, George Chamberlain, Daniel Allmon, Thomas VanHorn, Miss Albright. ABSENT+Teresa Strouse, Keith Baker, Janice Caldwell, Patricia Ann Garrod. PAGE FORTY-TWO ,,..-,Z- ' 'w..,- 24oz'ch6Z6ea X -S-x +'g, ,wir Q RMB! J ED 64'Mf7W7?fP?eW SENIOR BAND ROW l-Suzanne Heintzelman, Janet Seamans, Lois Zimmerman, Myrna Morrow, Lois Allman, Lor- ena Flannery. ROW 2-Nancy Mellinger, Robert Zarnosky, Robert Miller, Frances Hepburn, Mary Anne Elliott, Donald Blosser, Carolyn Houlette, Kathryn Sidwell, Nina Malone, Maralyn Bell, Peggy Sirler, Lois Brubaker, Patricia Converse, Carol Weikart, Mr, Mould. ROW 3--Joyce Little, Glenn Spillman, David Jones, William Knuth, Leanne Tucker, Robert Guy, Robert Chmura, Charles Miner, Paul Farmer, Lavern Esenwein, James Russell, Howard Cope, Kathleen Snyder, Joyce Detwiler, Meryl Esenwein, Gayle Garwood, Nancy Workman. ROW 4-Carol Rice, Beverly Bable, Dorothy Esenwein, George Garrod, Paul Esenwein, Lee Grim, John Mellinger, Sue Davis, John Martin, Gary Wilms, Louis Groubert, Margie Hepburn, David Groubert. MAJORETTES ROW l-Suzanne Heintzelman ROW 2-Myrna Morrow, Janet Seamans ROW 3iLorena Flannery, Lois Zimmerman ROW 4-Lois Allmon PAGE FORTY-FOUR 2727272920 UK7754 JUNIORBAND ROW l--Kathryn Sidvvell, Morgoret Welling, Charlotte Ruby, Dolly Boker, Jeon Sitler, Qoiolyn Houlette, Nino Molone, Joseph Cresonto, Jacqueline Cope, Meryl Esenwein, Jeon Converse, Slinron Wossink, Mr. Mould, ROW Q--Dovicl Jones, John Sutler, Richord Holl, Dovnd Conkey, Roymond Moser, Fronk Moin, Lorry Weber, Jomes Ziegler, Albert Allmon, Williorn Utterback, Gilbert Coffrnon, Lowell Sdiloneger, Donold Wisler, Ronold Bender, Goyle Gorwoocl. ROW 3-Donold Long, Kenneth Miller, Phillip Svvope, Richorcl Maison, Robert Brubnlcer, Woyne Trotter, George Gnrrocl, Juclitli Griver, lov. Kress, Terry Morris, Duvicl Groubert, Sonclro Morrow, Morgery Benner, CHORAL CLUB ROW l -Borboro Pohonisli, Sondra Brinker, Mory Anne Elliott, Lois Allmon, Yvonne Cope, Gilda Morrow, Morle Blosser, Kotlileen Chomberloun, Beverly Boble, Corol Rice. ROW 2+Mr. Mould, Donnn Goriod, Carole Morlon, Dorothy Esenvvein, Doris Detrovv, Mollie Molone, Kothleen Snyder, Dixie Curl isle, Jonet Secimcins, Myrno Morrow. ROW Liilorry Stevens, Jornes Russell, Robert Muller, Glenn Spill mon, Pnul Former, Donnld Blosser, John Mellingei, Lovern Esenwein, Lee Grim, Kennetlr Gcirrorl, PAGE l-ORIY-FIVt 46 game' 3 7? 2 ff 0 2 W' GIRLS' CHORUS ROW l vMyrna Morrow, Suzanne Heintzelman, Shirley While, Kathleen Snyder, Joyce Bender, Qarol Rue, Monnie Wellman, Sandra Brinker, Charlorle Wilkes. ROW 2-Lorena Flannery, Janef Sea- mans, Lois Allmon, Betty Robb, Dixie Carlisle, Donna Gorrod, Joan Wassink, Grace Robb, Janice Wilson, Mr Mould. ROW 3--Joyce Litlle, Phyllis Wilson, Nancy Workman, Doris Detrow, Kathleen Chamber- Izrin, Marie Blosser, Lois Zimmerman, Beverly Bable, Mary Anne Elliott. BOYS' CHORUS ROW l ---Ronald Bower, Kenneth Garrocl, Joseph Pahanish, Thomas Weber, Glenn Spillman, Ronald Digman, Herman Miller, Mr, Mould. ROW 2+Roberf Miller, Paul Farmer, Larry Stevens, Ronald Cope, Walter Burt, Donald Wellman, James Gaston, Donald Toot, Richard Smith. ROW 3-Dean Ray, James Russell, Wayne Sirler, Larry Kannal, Donald Blosser, John Mellinger, Lavern Esenwein, Lee Grim. PAGE l-ORTY-SIX 72772729727 0047754 GIRLS' ENSEMBLE LEFT TO RIGHTfMory Anne Elliott, Dorothy Esemwe-in Dons Detrovy, Beverly Buble, Mollue Malone, Kutlmleen Clmmberlcxtn, Yvonne Cope, Gilda Morrow, Donna: Gmzogl. f f . X I ' ' mi .4EfSXwi'fT5w M 'RSL STUDENT COUNCIL ROW l--Sue Davis, Dovicl Jones, Kutltleen Lluumberlmn, James Vogel, Putty Grulmm. ROW 7-- Ncmmy Melllinqer, Kcltlvleen Snyder, Dorothy Esertwem, lmtrme Toflfclv, Carole Movlcm. PAQ? l'ORlY ful VLN Mildred bored, expression Joe Lanconi-Marys fiance, Luigi LanconiAJoe s papa, Lucifer rounder-upper of Miss Akers4Mr. Morloclbs wf?PW7?f2We SENIOR PLAY CAST W I Robert Flannery, James Russell, Wayne Sitler, Kenneth Carrod, Dean Ray, Mile li.lcrCu,e J Glenn Rice, Glenn Spillman, ROW 2fMr. Murphy, George Kyser, Poul Farmer, Mory Ella Bell, Yvonne Cope Dorothy Esenwein, Carole Morlon, Frances Hepburn, Barbara Pahanish, Sondra Fireztone, Gilda Morrow, Larry Stevens, Miss Deringer REST ASSUREDH Members of the cost as follows: Mr Morlock -Father, Nervous, Sell-centered Mrs Morloclqgltllotlier, Sensible, Understanding Mary an ideal daughter Jessica aspires to be a champion wrestler Martha Lugis departed wife George Plevv-Attorney, easily swayed Mrs Schmaltz-The Vera Vogue type Dr Brown The Family physician M Black nervous, tvvitchy morticicin Jake Cockney newsboy Mrs FrinckfGerman vvasherwomon less maid lost souls secretary a college senior little grey-haired Italian Other members in the class picture compose the staff SETTING ACT I The living room of the Morlock home An evening of the present. ACT ll Scene I: An hour or so later Scene 2: The next clciy, ACT Ill The next day. PAGE FORTY-EIGHT JAMES RUSSELL DOROTHY ESENWEIN FRANQES IIEPZJN CAROLE MORLAN BARBARA PAHANISII PAUL FARMER KENNETH GARROD GILDA MORROW WAYNE SITLIQR MARY ELLA BELL DEAN RAY YVONNE COPE GLENN SPILLMAN MIKE MERCURE GEORGE KYSER SONDRA FIRESTONE ROBERT FLANNERY W' QP? 32920 0,4 1954 JUNIOR PLAY CAST ROW I-Richard Smith, Lois Zimmerman, Oroydon Welling, Robert Miller, Lednne Tucker, Clement Wolfgang. ROW Q-Kathleen Chcimlserloin, John Mellinger, Marie Blosser, Renate Schoch, Donold Blosser, Doris Detrow. Mr Maxwell-Middle caged father Mrs, Maxwell-Mother , . DIRECTORS Miss Deringer, Miss Ross HAPPY DAZE Members of the cost os follows: Wilbur Maxwell-I3 yecir-old citom bomb Connie Mcixwell-I7 yeor-old daughter Betty Lou Mcixwell-I5 yeor-old doughter Hercules Nelson-Wilbur's bosom Bernodine Smith-Betty Lou's best pol friend Mrs. Brown-Mrs. MoxwelI's mother Aunt Mory-Mrs. Moxwells sister Mr. Mallory-Mr. Moxwells boss Elmer-Would-be kidnopper Muggsy-EImer's pordner ACT I ACT I ACT II ACT III SETTING DONALD BLOSSER DORIS DETROW RICHARD SMITH KATHLEEN CHAMBERLAIN LOIS ZIMMERMAN CLEM WOLFGANG LEANNE TUCKER RENATE SCHACH MARIE BLOSSER JOHN MELLINGER ROBERT MILLER GRAYDON WELLING Scene I7About six dclock in the evening. Scene 2-About seven o'clock the next morning. About seven o'cIock the some evening. Severol minutes later. PAGE FORTY-NINE haw? 2 7? 72 47020 ANNUAL STAFF ROW lfFred Mansell, Miss Ross, Larry Stevens, Frank Ludwig, Paul Farmer, Kenneth Workman, Sondra Firestone, Donald Toot, Donald Wellman, Dean Ray, Robert Flannery. ROW 2-Miss Deringer, Frank Everett, Wayne Sitler, Gilda Morrow, Kenneth Garrod, Carole Morlan, Thomas Weber, Barbara Pahanish, Michael Mercure, Mr. Murphy. ROW 3--Frances Hepburn, Glenn Spillman, Dorothy Esenwein, James Russell, Yvonne Cope, George Kyser, Mary Ella Bell. Editor Co-Editor . Business Manager Assistants Advertising Manager Assistants . Picture Editor . Assistant . Sports Editor Assistant Art Editor Assistant Snapshots Assistant Alumni . Activities . Assistant Calendar .. Assistant Will and Prophecy Assistant History . FRANCES HEPBURN Gl LDA MORROW KENNETH GARROD LARRY STEVENS, FRANK LUDWIG PAUL FARMER .. . WAYNE SITLER, TOMMY WEBER, JAMES RUSSELL PAGE FIFTY .CAROL MORLAN .. . GEORGE KYSER . . . DEAN RAY . MIKE MERCURE, JR. BARBARA PAHANISH SONDRA Fl RESTONE GLENN SPILLMAN . YVONNE COPE . FRANK EVERETT DOROTHY ESENWEIN MANSELL ROBERT FLANNERY DONALD WELLMAN MARY ELLA BELL . GLENN RICE KENNETH WORKMAN ...FRED 22722920 UN?-54 L, to ,,,.,, I ,Q Lia I I v.--. I-.1 lf! 'M ' - r - X- . vol.. xvrxnr rairfxelu Local semen mswmserv 25, 1953, I air'tIieIcf wins P! Colmmoisana 1 I 4 first Titri, .. ---A I3 Sears I M-munsorvmo romana s 68 gvgtnhhi Faint?-Ai ig I ' 'I v 3 H Y ,Q 13.226 MJD N631 -ELLCT Comets downed A tho M- s Columbiana Clippers 'rrsdinlorxallynixe ,, r ng , J KN- in gh gaining haa- Spirit of 'l'h8!'1kB ....r....:g plll it..-.X vm. kgtbgll ggggg 1535 giving I'xasn't- change! ,V,: tend-b KB upt' nighg, In, gmggg rromjzhs dune of its, tract: cheer 133 dug-155 png gn.. origxn. On the firsts ctsion bask tire game. Thirteen Thanksgiving Day tha I R11 ' H- years ago on Friday early ser-22 are save , Mis. - is-vshmem ws one nun in Izeeemser, unenks fm' bei 1 the ew che SHCI' 1,0 e clippers free of igiou al with ld- so down to palitiida d pa 'f ' LJ- Doro 80? B With E armal pe 1 , Qi W-5 rtif-919 HH, More 4-20. By well a c :::, 2 Aa I A . 55, the Gm- many Donner messm . norms tile!-rod. f gsm. 13 TOGSY we SIN than Ma ne all gms before that for WIC CGUYBSU In Ui emi Choa more of 8-5: our srnrerarners las l Lin WTIIG game was wit:-r iguniing our gg! .gstgiz rag W ,N-Egg J Sim by G lug? er ca as we W,f.1s, ja, V - f . G.. enthusiast it for our man o er' fig Cheerleaders. ' blessings which seem Tasse I ns we I orowd of ,around 800' so numerous, as foam- Q an 1- 1, 'VA pared with those or if--: in gym It was mgggjggrfls 5' our natinnm founama. ' A Bello u i ' ' M YES, we, ihe ve r sr can peope ,,,V :1:'- gg Q . ,T truly. have much tn M , 1 , MUNSIC BOOSPLRS be thankful for, and ' Thsmusic 5.3-,Surg 30 many 01' these GIYJ will neva a meaning blessings are Just 2 ---:'- at the schoolhouse taken 01' SNUYPGGH ' it on December 2, 1953. Living in G land bf Q, g -231595 It :V 'ing gvgnlqgg 191.11 opportunity andplan- ' Stan with 3 coward gaubldgringa the? wishes GH nd RW'-7 dish dinner et'7:D0 e ya ri I gthgfp pa!-L5 of gnu member 0 ommm- Bild 'UIQ J!1I110l' Bind. world, is a blessing will furnish 'DME' for which we should ity n I ziQftNKS- tzainmenn 1et.er,5in all be- thankful. ft W- 'fr the evening as pert wontinued on page 3 t GIVING! ' of the program. n' BLACK AND WHITE STAFF Editor ...........4,...,. Assistant Editor Business Manager .,..., Art Editor ............ .. ,, Assistant Art Editor ,, Sports Editor .,,..,..,.... Assistant Sports Editors Typists .........,...,. ,,.... MARY ELLA BELL, News Editor . .... ..... , Mimeographing . , . Sorting-Assembling Journalism Advisor .. . Publication Advisor MDOROTHY ESENWEIN .,.,...,......JAMES RUSSELL .,..... CAROLE MORLAN .. ...,t BARBARA PAHANISH ..,.,....,GLENN SPILLMAN .KENNETH GARROD KENNETH WORKMAN, MIKE MERCURE SONDRA FIRESTONE, FRANCES HEPBURN, GILDA MORROW DEAN RAY, PAUL FARMER, ROBERT FLANNERY. ,- ...,.,.. ,.,.. . ..Yvonne COPE LARRY STEVENS, GLENN RICE . WAYNE SITLER, GEORGE KYSER, FRANK EVERETT, DONALD WELLMAN PAGE FIFTY-ONE MISS ROSS . ..MR. MURPHY 74a Hamel 27? 7?f'7-Qff-Qi' Qi' Qgfqf JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM May 1, 1953 Theme: A DuTcl'1 Garden P CE FIFTY TWO 7272722660 057954 PROGRAM Welcome . JAMES RUSSELL Invocation . .. , EVELYN ALBRIGHT Toast to the Seniors . . PAUL FARMER Toast to the Juniors . CAROLYN RIEHL Address .... .. ,. ,... . , MARY C. OUINN Crowning of The King ond Queen Prophecy To the Juniors , , , DONALD RAY Remarks . , , T. V. UTTERBACK i PAGE FIFTY - TH REE Semor Snapi. :llba l!rq sV,Agf wk'm'fe wa S' LOOK bfcluoflg fuk -Shgft hgfjcl. Class. MURPH aug 5160454 x- JR, Q ,ag p f U 74e6ameL' 72 7 DEAN Mme GEORGE 1. TOM W KENNY ROW I---Mi P I M ure, George Kyser, Deon Ruy, KenneTIw Gurrod, Frcmk L d g Thomas Weber. ROW 2--R li B G ydon Welling, Charles Pcnhonislw, Chcnrles Miner R ld C p L rry Kormol Rbertfi RbfGyMO ff PAFF TIFTY STX 71' Q- at 71+ 21' Qt gfgrf ag 1954 LE BOB CHEERLEADERS Donna Gorrocl, Dorothy Fsenwenn, FOOTBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1953 September T9 ,,,,,, , ............. Connotton - H October 2 L...,,,., T. ..... rHopedale - T ...,., ..,,, . ,. ., ,. October TO A... .. .......Jewett - H .. . . October T7 t........ ...t,t New Waterford October,.23 L rrrr ..,,.,,,.,,,, S cio - T .......,,,,t, , , . October 292 or A . Salineville - T . .'. They 23 21 48 32 27 21 . , 1 Nik Mike Mercure-Guard Senior Mike played 3 years Varsity at New Waterford and in his senior year he came to Fairfield to help the Comets on to many a victory. Mike will always be remembered for his speed and precision on the basketball floor. Larry Kannal-Forward Sophomore Larry was the only Sophomore who made the Varsity team. A good lloor man, he could always be 'ounted on to get the ball, His team work will be a winning factor next year ff 2722?-Qefee John Mellinger-Center Junior Beyo , standing 6'3'f, tall, has an excellent tip shot and is always in there fighting for the ball. Watch out for him next year! VARSITY BASKETBALL PAGE SIXTY Peter Casper-Guard Junior Buck is one of the ones who will be remembered for his long- shots. He could always be counted on when there was a tough spot. Luckily hell be back next year. Donald Blosser-Forward Junior Tall, fast, and efficient is the best way to tell about Don. Always fighting and always an asset to the team, Don will be one to look for next year. 727279 Larry Stevens-Center Senior Larry s good playing put lnm up on time Varsity eight, Larry always played with good Team work, His fine playing will long be remem- bered, 7299? Dick Smith-Forward Junior Dick is o good floor man and has a good driving snot. He can always be counted on no matter what. Hell be on asset to next years team. ay 1954 Donald Cope-Guard Junior Fast and efficient is Don. To liim, lweiglitlw isn't flue most import ant factor in playing good basket ball. Tlwougli lies not tall liell be worth watching next year. ,, VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM ROW I-Donald Cope, Peter Casper, Larry Stevens, Larry Kannal, John Mellinger, Donald Blosset, Mike Mercure, Ricliard Smith, Mr Ossoff PAGE SIXTY ONE 21+ 7217217-pf Qi wwf 0, 1954 ' xx A R S -4- 1 V H c Ts O N 5 H OT , , 6Mwf.2f2f-2726724 RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM ROW 1--Dale Burr, Gerry Grohom, James Vogel, Ronald Cope, Robert Chmuro, Howard Cope, ROW P -Mr, Ossoff, Omries Mum-Ar, Lee- Gram, James Ruusell, Rollcmd Reosh, Dole Coffman, Mgr. ROW 3- flemem Wolfgcrrwg, Gienn Race, Robert Mrller, Robert Guy. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Mollw Mcriomg Dorothy Eserwwem, Sue Ufwra, Dormer Gmrrod, Cnrole Morlurr Wdfl' SIXIY HJU5-' 214' 7910?-914-7-gt Qt gig! af 1954 FAIRFIELD HIGH BASKETBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1953-54 We They NOVEMBER 24 , , . ..,, COLUMBIANA 68 45 DECEMBER I . , ., .. . . GREENFORD , .74 54 DECEMBER 4 . ,. . . . ,, JACKSON-MILTON , . 79 53 DECEMBER 5 .. . . . , . . . , NORTH LIMA , . ,, 53 39 DECEMBER 8 ..,. . . .. , . ,, SALINEVILLE . 65 64 DECEMBER II .... 4, . ,. ,AUGUSTA . . . . 80 69 DECEMBER I5 . .. .. . . , .,,......... ...LEETONIA , . ,. . , . . 96 60 DECEMBER IB . . ,. ..,. , . GREENFORD . , 94 71 JANUARY 5 . , ....,.,.. .. . , . ,. NEW WATERFORD . , , . . 63 65 N JANUARY 9 , .. ... .. . , BERLIN CENTER ., ., .. , 72 47 JANUARY I2 ..4. . ,,4.,.., .. . .JACKSON-MILTON . 89 47 JANUARY I6 . .,4.. ,... , . ,,..,,,, .. NEW WATERFORD . ... .,,. ,. 61 57 JANUARY I9 .. ,,.. . ..,,.. ,. .... . , ,HGOSHEN . , .. . .. . 84 82 JANUARY 26 ,,.,.. . . . , HSALINEVILLE . . 64 59 JANUARY 29 ..,,. ..... . . ,... .. .AUGUSTA ,. .. .. 84 50 FEBRUARY 2 . .... ,..,..,... . ,. . . . ALUMNI . . ,. . . 72 46 FEBRUARY 5 ,.., .,.,... .,,....., ....,. , . . .BERLIN CENTER , . . . . . , 53 46 FEBRUARY 9 ..... . ,,.. .., ., , .OPEN , . ,,. ,. . ., FEBRUARY 12 ,. ..... , ..,. . .. ...,.. , .HGOSHEN .... . , , ,., 69 74 FEBRUARY 20 ,..... ,. . .,..............,.. SALINEVILLE Uournamenfl 65 70 iii my IWW? Igigllflf gina!!! I 04' 'IG PAGE SIXTY-FIVE mezff-7-'f-fi,-V 7 0 K 0 7 Q JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM ROW I7William Gorby, Louis Grouberl, Ronald Workman, Paul Esenwein, Tommy Russell, John Martin, Ernesi Guindon. Row 2+Layerne Keslar, Larry Ewing, Billy Baker, Poul Miner, Gary Wilms, .Julian Alrier, Russell Coffman, Mr. Wisler. ROW 34George Garrocl, Frank Main, Dale Bender, David Jones, Raymond Moser, Harold Huffman, Oliver Cooper, David Groubert, JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS ROW I-Maxine McCall, Irene Digrnan, Carol Weikarr. PAGE SIXTY-SIX. 21' gif-pxfgtgt feat-Qi -ay 1954 CALENDAR OF EVENTS SEPTEMBER 8. School opened a halt day. 19. Football game with Conotton Valley. 22. School pictures. 24. First Black and White. 24. Freshman Initiation. 25. Teachers Workshop-no school. 28. Senior pictures. 28. Senior paper drive started. 29. Senior pictures. OCTOBER 2. Football game with Hopedale at Hopedale. 8. School out at 3:00. Health Workshop at New Waterford. 9. P.T.A. Openhouse. 9. Black and White. 10. Football game with Jewett at Leetonia. 14. Journalism Workshop at McDonald High School. 14. Mothers Study Group and Room Mothers met. 15. Columbiana County Education Association meeting. 17. Football game with New Waterford at New Waterford. 23. Black and White. 23. Football game with Scio at Scio. 29. Football game with Salineville at Salineville. 30. No school-N.E.O.T.A. - NOVEMBER 4. Junior Play-grade matinee. 5. Junior Play-high school matinee. 6. Junior Play. , . 6. Black and White. 1 1. Armistice Day-no school. 12. P.T.A. Movie Night. 18. Mothers Study Group. 20. P.T.A. Fun Night. 24. Basketball game with Columbiana at Columbiana. 25. Rural Rotary Dinner. . 26. Thanksgiving. - 27. Thanksgiving vacation. DECEMBER 1. Basketball game with Greenford, there. 2. Music Boosters Meeting. 4. Basketball game with Jackson-Milton, there. 4. Black and White. 5. Basketball game with North Lima, here. 7. Junior High game withleetonia, here. 8. Basketball game with Salineville, there. 11. Basketball game with Augusta, there. 11. Junior High game with North Lima, there. 14. Music Boosters Meeting. PAGE. SIXTY-SEVEN 15. Basketball game with Leetonia, here. 16. Junior High game with Columbiana, there. 17. P.T.A. Christmas Program. 18. Black and White. 22. Junior High game with New Waterford, here. 24. Christmas Holiday. 25. Christmas. JANUARY 5. Basketball game with New Waterford, there. 7. Junior High game with Unity. 9. Basketball game with Berlin Center, here. 12. Basketball game with Jackson-Milton, here. 14. Junior High game with Salineville, there. 15. Black and White. 16. Basketball game with New Waterford at Columbiana. 19. Basketball game with Goshen, here. 20. Mothers Study Group. 21. Farmer's Institute. 21. Junior High game with Leetonia. 22. Farmer's Institute. 22. One-act Plays. ' 26. Basketball game with Salineville, here. 28. Junior High game with United, here. 29. Black and White. 29. Basketball game with Augusta, here. FEBRUARY 5. Basketball game with Berlin Center, there. 9. P.T.A. 9. Vegetable Growers Group. 12. Basketball game with Goshen, there. 12. Black and White. 16. Grchard Institute. 17. Junior High game with Columbiana. 22. Washington's Birthday, no school. 26. Black and White. MARCH 11. P.T.A. 12. Black and White. 26. Black and White. APRIL 2. Senior Play. 9. Black and White. 16. Easter Friday. 19. Easter Monday. 23. Black and White. 30. Junior and Senior Prom. MAY 7. Black and White. 23. Baccalaureate. 26. Commencement. PAGE SIXTYFEIGHT ???7?fP?f2W UKW54 Fairfield Alumni CLASS OF '53 VELMA BLOSSER JAY CHAMBERLAIN JAMES COPE MIRIAM COPE JANET COY SAM FERGUSON RONALD GRAHAM JANE KESLAR PATRICIA KNOX MARY LOU MOORE DONALD PEPPEL GLENN PERKINS ' DONALD RAY CAROLYN RIEHL SIEGFRIED SCHACH RUTH A. SCHLONEGER LLOYD SCHOOLEY JESSE SMITH PHILIP WORKMAN CLASS OF '52 DONALD BABLE CHARLES BAKER WILMA BARKLEY EVERETT BENDER JOHN CARTER DONNA CRIDER ROBERT CROOK CAROLYN DETWILER JOE JONES DANIEL LIPELY FRED LYNN ROBERT MQLAUGHLIN MARY ANN MASON JAMES NICHOLS CHARLES PAHANISH DONNA RUSSELL JACK STEVENS EVELYN TUCKER SUSAN SEAMANS WILLIAM SOUDERS GWENDOLYN WILMS DOROTHY YODER CLASS OF 'SI ADONIA ALLMON EVA ALLMON DANIEL BARTH DORIS BLOSSER HAROLD BRUBAKER WALTER BURKEY DARYL BURT JACK BUSSARD JAMES CROOK CARL GARWOOD DAVID MAYER MILDRED MQLAUGHLIN ARLEN TAYLOR PHYLLIS WORKMAN JANE WEIKART CLASS OF '50 PEARL BAUMAN VANITA BURBICK EARL DAILEY MARIE DETROW CHARLES DILLON ANITA EWING WAYNE EWING WILLIAM GASTON EILEEN GRIM JOHN HEINTZELMAN JO ANN MANUEL LOUISE MINIER DOUGLAS MOORE LOIS RAY ETHELENE SIPE DONALD TANNER LULU MAE TERRENCE ONA TIPTON CLASS OF '49 RICHARD BARTH PAULINE BAUMAN EVELYN BRYARLY MARY ANN CASPER BEVERLY CORLL WILLIAM CROOK WILLARD DETWILER BARBARA HESS EVELYN KELLER EVELYN KYSER ELSIE LUTSCH DAVID MATUREN JOHN MATUREN EDWARD MILLER MERVIN MOORE WILLIAM NICHOLS JOSEPH PIERCE MARY REASH ELSIE ROBINSON WILLIAM RYMER CAROL SCHLONEGER LOIS TAYLOR MILTON TIPTON RUTH WEBBER EVELYN WILKES CLASS OF '48 HAROLD BAKER LOWELL BRUBAKER ERMA BURKEY TWILA CARLISLE DOROTHY CRIDER WALTER DeRHODES ILEEN DISHONG IRENE DOMANSKI EDWARD DOMANSKI ESTHER DOSS SHIRLEY FESLER BETTY HOULETTE WALTER KYSER MARION MOSER DORIS NEIHEISEL FRANCES POSEY DALE SITLER CAROLYN SWOPE CLASS OF '47 DAVID BARTH HOWARD BAUMAN EUGENE BECKETT ALBERT BLOSSER VERJEAN CHAMBERLA DOROTHY DeRHODES THELMA DYKE ZELMA DYKE DOROTHY EWING MARY FIRESTONE PAGE SIXTY-NINE IN DONNA HAMILTON ELLIS HAWKINS DONNA LAMONCHA CLARA MILLER JACK ROBINS FRANCIS RODRICK LEON TAYLOR DOROTHY TOOT LAWRENCE WATERS GLORIA YPRIAN CLASS OF '46 LARRY BABLE WARREN BLAND LAUREN BOWMAN JOAN BURT MARY CARTER MARTIN CHMURA DONALD CLARK CAROL CULLAR MYRNA CULLAR ALVAH DAILEY MILDRED DOSS DOROTHY FARMER ROSEMARY FIRESTONE THOMAS GRUBBS THOMAS HESS LELAND HOULETTE EVELYN MILLER ELMON SMITH RAYMOND TAYLOR JUANITA TROLL MARY WEBBER CLASS OF '45 CARL BLOSSER NICK BOGDAN MARGARET BURKEY ELAINE CARLISLE JANET CHAMBERLAIN CURTIS COPE DOROTHY CROOK HAROLD DETWILER DONALD FITZSIMMONS GOLDIE GASKILL JOHN GRIM PAUL HAMILTON PAULINE MARTIN LA VERNE MATTHEWS ANDREW MCLAUGHLIN DOROTHY MCLAUGHLIN MAY PRICE RALPH RUPERT JOHN THOMAS WILMA ZIEGLER CLASS OF '44 OLIVE BRYARLY JANICE BUSSARD EUNICE CALDWELL DORIS CARLSON JEAN CARROLL RICHARD CLARK EDNA COWAN GERMAINE CRIDER MILDRED DETROW RAY DETWILER EDWARD EVANS MARGARET DYKE MARGARET ANN GRUBBS WILLIAM HOULETTE LLOYD KIBLER HOMER KRIDLER ANNA MAE MCLAUGHLIN PHILLIP PIERSON VERDA SCHOOLEY ALICE WELLMAN 7P??7?72W?f'W Fairfield Alumni CLASS OF '43 LOIS BLOSSER MIRIAM CLARK OREL COOK VIOLA CRIDER EVELYN FARMER WILLIAM FERRALL RUTH FORNEY EDITH GARROD HAROLD HOLLOWAY MAX HOULETTE LEE LYNN EVELYN MCLAUGHLIN ROBERT MEISER JOHN NEIHEISEL JOHN RICE EVELYN SCHMIDT WILMER SWOPE MARJORIE TANNER ARTHUR YARIAN CLASS OF '42 ESTHER BURKEY CLETA BURT THERON CALDWELL ESTHER CHADWICK ROBERT CHELLIS CHARLES COPE ERMA COPE MARJORIE COPE MERLE ESTERLY FRED EVANS HELEN FAHNDRICK EDWARD FOWLER WILLIAM HOWELL KENNETH KIBLER MARY MARTIN JOHN MCBRIDE WAYNE MCCA MON BETTY MCPHERSON RUTH MORRIS HARRY NEIHEISEL JACK REASH LESTER RICE FERNE RICHARDS MARY SMITH MAXINE VOLLNOGLE WILMER VOLLNOGLE ANNA MAE WALLACE WILBUR WHAN RUTH YOUNG CLASS OF '41 HERBERT ALLMON DEWEY CALDWELL DAVID CANNON GLENN CHADWICK MARY LOUISE CHELLIS GLENN COPE RUSSELL COPPOCK WANDA CULLAR WAYNE DeRHODES RUTH DOWNIE VIRGINIA DRASDO PEGGY FITZSIMMONS RUSSELL FORNEY RICHARD HAWKINS LOIS HOLLOWAY ELBERT LYNN MERLE MCQUISTION FRANCIS MULLEN ELSIE NEISHLEB HARRY PEGG, Jr. LAVON PRICE WILLIAM KEADSHAW RAYMOND REASH RICHARD REASH ROBERT REASH THOMAS RYMER DORIS SANSENBAUGHER INA MAE SCHMIDT MARY SHEARER ROBERT SHEETS DELBERT STEPHENS JOE VINCENT ALBERT VOLLNOGLE CLASS OF '40 EVAN BLOSSER JOHN BOGDAN ROBERT BUSSARD VELMA CALDWELL LOUISE CHADWICK ODESSA COOK DOROTHY COPE ROBERT COPE RUTH CROOK GLENN DYKE RUTH EVANS ZADA FARMER LORRAIN FELESKY MARGERY FERGUSON ADIN KAUFFMAN WILLIS KIBLER LUCILLE MCGEE MARJORIE MCLAUGHLIN THELMA PEGG LEORA PEPPEL HAZEL RIEHL ALICE ROBB DAREN WHITACRE VIRGINIA WISE MIRIAM ZIEGLER CLASS OF '39 DOROTHY ALLMON DAVID BEVAN HELENE BLOSSER RICHARD CALDWELL ANNA CHMURA JANICE CRIDER ARTHUR DETROW ARDEN EVERETT GEORGE GARROD CHARLES HAWKINS DONALD HAWKINS FREDRICK JONES NILA KRIDLER WILLIAM FAHNDRICK ALICE FERRALL RUSSELL LAMONCHA GRACE MATTHEWS EARL MCCOY ROBERT MCINTIRE MARY ELLEN MEISER KENNETH REASH WILBUR REASH VERNA RICE LOIS RUPERT WILLARD RUPERT MARGARET SITLER DONALD STELTS ESTHER WEBER WILBUR WELSH MAXINE WILLIAMSON CAROL WISLER WANDA YARIAN CLASS OF '38 KIMSEY BELL DAN BOGDAN LOWELL BURQK BETTY BURT GALEN BURT ROGER CALDWELL HARRY CANNON HELEN CANNON CHARLES CROOK MARY LOUISE DeRHODES PAGE SEVENTY' DOROTHY DETROW EDITH DISHONG JEAN FERRALL ADDA FIRESTONE WILLIAM FURNEY FLOYD HAWKINS DANIEL KING. ELIZABETH KNIZAT ROBERT LAMONCHA ANN MCINTIRE HELEN NEIHEISEL EMMA O'NEIL LEO O'NEIL BLAIR PEPPEL, FRANCES RUPERT FRED WELSH ARTHUR WHAN DON WILSON ANNA MAE ZIEGLER CLASS OF '37 PAUL BLOSSER GEORGE BOGDAN NORMA BRINKER AVERETT DAVIDSON ELEANOR DRASDO THELMA EVANS FRANK GUY, GALEN HAWKINS RUTH MATCHUM PAUL PEPPEL RUTH PIKE JAMES RAY GEORGE SCHMIDT. FREDERICK WARD, JOHN WELSH GIVAH WISLER LOWELL ZIEGLER CLASS OF '36 ELNORA ALLMON MARGERY BEVAN LAURA BLOSSER LEOLA CARLSON ALFRED DRASDO OLA DYKE DOROTHY EVANS MARQUIS FARMER FLORENCE GAUGHN ANNA HARTMAN CHESTER HAWKINS GERTRUDE KAYS MILDRED KELLER RAY KESLAR BERNADINE KNIZAT THERON LAMONCHA DALE McCORMICK BERNARD MCFERRAN JOHN WARD GLENN WELSH ROBERT WILLIAMSON ROBERT WISE WILLIS YARIAN CLASS OF '35 NORMA BEVAN FLORA CARLSON WILMER CARLSON GLEN COUCHIE JEAN ESTERLY HAROLD EVERITT, IVA FIRESTONE EVELYN FRANCIS WYMADOTT HAMILTON MILDRED HARMON GLEN HAWKINS 22722920 OIU754 Fairfield Alumni WILLARD HAWKINS GLENN LONG RAY MCCORMICK EUGENE MEISER WINNIFRED PEPPEL GILBERT ROBB VERNON RUPERT CLARENCE SEACHRIST MARIE SOUDERS CONRAD WHITACRE GENEVIEVE WOODS ELWOOD ZIEGLER CLASS OF '34 MADELINE ANGLEMYER RUTH BIRCH, GARVIN BROWN LUCILLE BURT CHARLES CARTER MERCY DAVIDSON HELEN DYKE WILLARD FERRALL MARTHA HAWKINS VERNON HAWKINS EVELYN HOFFACKER MARTHA KESLAR GLADYS KIBLER GILBERT ROHRER ELVERDA RUPERT MARVEL SHAFFER MILDRED SHEELY ROSS SHOCKLEY ARTHUR WISLER MARGARET YARIAN CLASS OF '33 EDGAR BELL, RICHARD BELL HOWARD BLOSSER JEAN MCBURNEY WALTER CARLSON WAYNE COPE, HAROLD DeRHODES INA MAE ESTERLY GUY FIRESTONE CLAYTON KAMERY BYRON MUMAW RAYMOND RUPERT DOROTHY SEACHRIST IDA WARD WILBUR WEBER EARL WELSH CLASS OF '32 ALTA BRINKER JANET BURT MABEL CARLSON FREDA CRAWFORD DAVID DOUDNA HAZEL FIRESTONE GOLDIE KIBLER MARY MONTFORD CARL McFERRAN ROBERT MCQUISTON MILDRED RAY GERALD RENKENBURGER, ALEEN RIDDLE DONALD RUPERT DOROTHY SCHOCKLEY VIVIAN WOODS CLASS OF '31 BEULAH BELL MERRILL ESENWEIN HAZEL FIRESTONE CARL FISHER, MAX GARD, WILBUR GARROD EMMA KAUFFMAN HOWARD KESLAR LENORE MCCAMON LOIS MCFERREN WILBUR MEISER GRACE MOORE KENNETH REARICK CHARLES REED MERLE RICHARDSON ZELTA ROHRER VICTOR RUPERT MARY SHOCKLEY HERBERT SCOTT NITA SIRCY JAMES SITLER ROBERT WEBER CLASS OF '30 CHARLES ALBRIGHT JOHN CHMURA MARGARET CLARK MARION FERRALL CLYDE FIRESTONE MARGARET FUHRMAN MARGARET GRAHAM VIRGINIA RUPERT WALTER RUPERT ARTHUR CARPENTER STELLA SMITH IQLDRED WHITACRE CLASS OF '29 ROBERT BELL LULU BIERMAN HENRIETTA BURT GERTRUDE CARLSON ERMA CARTER OSBORNE FARMER ALBERT GLECKLER HAROLD HAWKINS LELA HAWKINS THEDA PEPPEI. DARLENE SANDERS RUTH SHILLINGER RUTH WHITACRE BERTHA SIMON HELEN WEBER JUANITA YARIAN CLASS OF '28 EVELYN ALBRIGHT KENNETH BRETZ GLENN CROOK WILDA HUESTIS FRANK KEYSER MINNETTA McLAUGHL EDNA MIGHT ROBERT RICHARDSON HARVEY WEBER ERNEST WILHELM LILLIAN WILLIAMSON LAVELLE YARIAN PAGE SEVENTY-ONE IN CLASS OF '27 MARY BELL ROSE BELL LOUIS BURKEY JOHN COPE ESTHER CROOK EDWIN DILLON VIVIAN FARMER MILLARD HAAS HELEN KEYSER ANNA LOWER WILSON LOWER MILDRED MOORE, ELIZABETH RAY JOHN RAY VERNA REED FRANCIS SCHUBERT VERNA SIMON AUDREY SMITH WILBUR STRATTON FLOYD WILLIAMSON CLASS OF '26 GLADYS CLARK RUTH COPE NAOMI GLECKLER ALICE KEYSER JOHN KEYSER CAMILLE MCBURNEY ESTHER MUMAW VIRGINIA SMITH BESSIE SOUDER MAURICE ZIMMERMAN NO GRADUATING CLASS IN I925 -.A QQX I' CLASS OF '24 PAULINE ALBRIGHT KENNETH BELL NELLIE BUCK HELEN CRAWFORD KENNETH CROOK MARY KYSER VAUGHN NICHOLS MYRTLE RUMMELL OLIVE SIMON CHRISTINA ZIEGLER CLASS OF '23 FLOYD ALBRIGHT GLENDON BARBER LELA BRAIN EDITH HARMON GARNET KYSER CLETUS MAY LESTER MAY MABEL RICHARDSON ORLAND ROWE HERMAN SCHWAB MARY SHEELEY WILLARD VAUGHN ALBERTA WONSETLER LEO REED, CLASS OF '22 PEARL COPE ROY CROOK DORA WENTZ BERTHA YOCUS de f f-7-'f' 7 0 f 0 4? Fairfield Alumni CLASS OF 'ZI DENT GRAHAM BRUCE MOORE PAULINE SCHWAB SARAH WERNER CLASS OF '20 PATRICK CAREY SOLOMON NICHOLS BERNARD WELTNER MYRTLE WILHELM CLASS OF 'I9 RUSSELL ALLMON EMERSON BRUBAKER CLAUDIA CHELLIS RUTH CLARK KENNETH GORMLEY VERDA HISEY GLENN HUESTI5 CLASS OF 'I8 MYRON BRUBAKER SELMA COPPOCK CHARLES FERRALL SCOTT GRIM ELIZABETH WOLFF A 5' I VI' I In KN Jw PAGE SEVENTY-TWO 72? ',,..x,- L----1-,,-fN.r-- idwzlwdag 5 Smpadala wxig Q 13 D3 J U x., 74e Hamel 721' 7-Fpf' Qi' gig! TASTE 6ocD UM? E Glamour Gals .. , ,W A 7 I5 ike 3 vxde. watch your Step! ?'reshm'avw -Iwitfailon Sepfembev- 2,4 Wfflf I9 BITE .' ' ' O Lfkasflus Our N145 gnRfHuff7 Mus? BE ffwvsnf. Qt ypfv-gt?-91917-fat?-If of 1954 W ,J M' o o' - ef' tot' ' ' A N! 1 'i V t V Compliments of M N' L tv Qwemz-gang 7Zafz4mg V M J. P. 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Mason Compliments Of COLUMBIANA Western Auto CLEANERS Associate Store ROY aww' OWNER PHONE 2518 COLUMBIANA, OHIO HALL BRGKERAGE Real Estate 27 South Main Street COLUMBIANA, OHIO Phone 4512 WHERE DEALING IS A MUTUAL PLEASURE Beilhart Shoe Store Compliments to Class of 1954 LEETONIA OHIO WorId's Best Drills and Tools for Mines, and Top Notch Quality Tools for the Hard- ware and Marine Trade .... The Leetonia Tool Co. LEETONIA, OHIO Compliments Of SPATHOLT'S HARDWARE Phone 3131 LEETONIA, OHIO gif Qi?-Qlfgi' Qt fpfqf 056 7754 l 1 Johnnies Radio 1 and Appliances i 40 West Main Street 3 EAST PALESTINE, OHIO Compliments Of Complete lines of: , TOZERS, JEWELRY ll w G. 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PENNZOIL PRODUCTS U.S. Royal Tires PHONE 3232 LISBON, OHIO Warner's Millinery Greeting Cards and Gifts 7 SOUTH PARK AVENUE Phone Lisbon 5552 LISBON, OHIO ffrmzplinzents of s1MoNs CORNERS Rolla Simon, Proprietor I I I R I 7 d 46 Compliments Ot CAPEHART'S MOTEL LISBON, OHIO Best Wishes to Graduating Class of '54 ROUND CORNER Lisbon, Ohio Morgan's Drug Store PROFESSIONAL PRESCRIPTION SERVICE PHONE 5523 LISBON, OHIO KUHNS HARDWARE HOTPOINT 8: PHILCO APPLIANCES EASY WASHERS Phone 3389 - Lisbon, Ohio Firestone Bank We welcome your business F.D.l.C. Member L g enough to know you, small enough to serv y Phone 3510 LISBON, OHIO 31+ 7511-pt?-pl' Qffpiqf Of 7954 W- ,,,,,,,,, . , ,rzv -,,. , j , ,-7- in 1 -V V---f-W -ff-V , I I I I REASH IMPLEMENT COMPANY I I Phone: Columbiana 4411 I COLUMBIANA, OHIO I Best Wishes to The Class of '54! THE HOME SAVINGS AND LOAN CO. I04 SOUTH MAIN STREET COLUMBIANA, OHIO , ' 746 game!! 721' Qi' May Zifacff diem TBM w. Framf E. sane 5 erm 5 ulaqnz + om M 1 KE wufm' MMM 7' M R' nonn new ew-wwf wffwf of M54 H I I I I If Compliments of LISBON OFFICE THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK A' OF SALEM Lisbon ..... Ohio CROSSER'S SERVICE STATION AND DINER I 24-HOUR SERVICE LISBON, OHIO PHONE 442 , Hilrfff-.1-3 Kmasoo 655531 for Svppef. 7?7 ?5xP7?7fV6Hi'gaiFgalf Have HND There Hfov H A Fni3cXeLo HXGH Sc!-mol - N Zi 2 Ouv Cktzrk-acl ext- Gveem 'fox-:L DM gf- YY Vg M ,N v Trovblcf Anti' Mafy Frank I1 V141-Avvq Wayng 5 QPF? 7ff72Y21'9i'Qpi'7f Og 1954 V! Wi ii' ,Y - -A: -- H - -lyi YWYY4 YY4,E,..TTi1F l l l , LAW'S FEED MILLS, INC. M l MAPLE STREET L l 'I LISBON, OHIO PHONE 239 V I MASTER MIX FEEDS, FARM SUPPLIES I Building Materials l Custom Grinding and Mixing l it l M Grain, Seed, Fertilizer, and Coal I 73ii '4 Y Y Al lf, f- 5- ?T lE--:E l,l E T Y. W' 7 17'if:f, l I CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 54 l SO near is grandeur to our dust, I So nigh is God to man, When duty whispers low, Thou must, , The youth replies, I can! -Ralph Waldo Emerson STROUSS - HIRSHBERGFS l YOuNOstOvvN, OHIO WARREN, OHIO it SALEM, OHIO NEW CASTLE, PA. L -E L il ,LL EJ 'Zk56kWwI C?7f'7?7f1?Jf5?jf6?Jf,,,f47,f 7 f SCYHOY Benq srrnvs A 1 n , , ' Sl---1.1:-fRoYiY1lC TQVWWMI ke W Y Y v 2' 21 21+ ffl Qi wfeff U! W54 r l Best Wishes - 1954 r Theron's I.G.A. Market Bob's Friendly Service HERE TO SERVE YOU Clb Lb Rd COU OHO V! M Mg E E V 74:4 game!! gi gf 72i'7Q1' Qt ,ogfpf Best Wishes To The Class of '54 CERTIFIED SEEDS COOPERfS GREENHOUSE L Hybrid Seed Corn Seneca 8: Pennall Seed Wheat at Middleton phone 4059 WILLIS RUPERT AND SONS Columbiana New Waterford, Ohio Compliments of MIDWAY MOTOR SALES G M C t Midway Between Youngstown ll and East Liverpool on Route 7 PHONE 4361 MILLER BROS. OIL as SUPPLY Ashland Distributor LUBRICATING PRODUCTS Taylor Avenue New Waterford, Ohio Phone 381 l QPF? 721' 72Jf'7-Qi' Qffpfpf Og 7754 T I T T Y ffrnrzjllirrzfvzfs of T J T w 0 0 b T' The Smith Dany Company W LL 7256 SOUTHERN BLVD. YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO H5 AT BOARDMAN PHONE 2-1291 J m T TRY OUR MILK, BUTTER, EGGS T AND CHOCOLATE DRINKS COMPLIMENTS OF ISALY'S DAIRY Columbiana, Ohio THE FRANKLIN FURNITURE CO. Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of FRY Funeral Home Phone 4500 Columbiana Ohio PETER CASPER WEST FARM AGENCY Route 7 Phone Waterford 5317 2+ efeffef eff ew-ff ef 7954 Best Wishes! 1 T T THE POTTER LUMBER COMPANY r Lumber For Every Need M p East Luverpool, Ohio T W IJ , W W , we V YYYY .W .Y , .. 7,777 , ,Y ,Y7Y., W-Y7 ,1 err, ,WYW WWW 77 , , , . HY, I 5 D. W. DICKEY AND SON I LISBON - PHONE 5668 r Eshelman Red Rose Guaranteed Feed fl Grinding, Mixing, Builders Supply ' Lime Spreading LT if . . .. . . ,, , Sophbmove. Snaps. Cldw Qlfek linux dow! We 'Bari Lrilzviov te 3 SIYKQQRUM OH! I m ? 'if-4460 WDQN-Tony .' Lwevvw M. I1 0 we ---L wma. QQ! www Bug gavlsgxou 'lfuxf mfafkfhb itfagg. We QP, 21+ 21+ 4,1 Mgr 0, 1954 i M W ' 5 gee! 7064464 3 Merchants' Division Salem Chamber Of Commerce i Y 721' it Qf' fpfqf Cornpliments of BEST WISHES To the Class of 1954 Minneapolis Moline Implement Tractor Service THE and ENTERPRISE General Repair CQMPANY Body Work DEMING PUMPS Sold and Serviced Phone 3248 Lisbon, Ohio Subsidiary of The WM. K. STAMETS CO. Columbiana, Ohio BOARDMAN ROOFING AND SUPPLY CO. ROOFING SPOUTING PAINTS Phone New Waterford 3621 Phone Youngstown 33106 228-232 East Front Street YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO BEST WISHES To the Class of 1954 i 1 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Suppliers of l Rimes - DiPLoMAs ANNOUNCEMENTS H. C. Jones, Salesman I I 21' 72, 721' 21' apt ef?-xt Of 7954 HAIVIILTONS I PILIVIER TIRE AND REXALL , PARTS SERVICE DRUG STORE I PAINT AND VARNISH prescription TIRES .... BATTERIES Specialists I AUTOMOTIVE PARTS Vulcanizing - Brake Lining We Fill Any Doctor's I I I I I Road Service Prescription , LISBON, OHIO I 'I 'I I' 'I W. Lincoln Way Lisbon, Ohio I PHONE 427 LISBON TIRE SERVICE RECAP and REPAIR 320 South Lincoln Avenue LISBON . . .OHIO Phone 4I4 II I INTERNATIONAL I TRUCKS cf' TRACTORS I International, New Idea I New Holland RCA Estate Ranges Farm Equipment Home Freezers Refrigerators Bendix Washers Dryers I o. S. HILL A co, Phone 273 Lisbon, Ohio 7 'Me amz 791' gf?-flfgi' 471' gig-f Compliments of RIPLEY CHEVROLET CO. PARTS and SERVICE Leetonia, Ohio fl.-W? I THE EAST FAIRFIELD COAL CO. Location: FIVE POINTS, NORTH LIMA, OHIO A11 Sizes of Domestic and Industrial Coal 100 Pct. Bituminous NORTH LIMA KIMBALL 92165 l A I 7PJl'7PY72i'7-Qi' gif-gfpf 0,6 7954 Compliments of MOTORS, INC. a Friend CHEVROLET - PONTIAC Parts and Service W. A. DAVIS t W, 4 4, 'l DAVIS COAL CO. East Palestine, Ohio t Best Wishes to the Class l Of 1954 from SPAITE'S PACKING PLANT it Roy L. Spaite, Proprietor Post Office Box 255 Phone 2113 East Palestine, Ohio With Best Wishes to The Class of '54 ROY L. KRIDLER DeKALB HYBRID SEED CORN 1-fr' - --:W A -Y 'rf f -1- ff ,, --IL fin- Digi: f -1 Y--in ., ?:ff- - yt Congratulations and Best Wishes to the graduates of 1954 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK EAST PALESNNE OHIO I Congratulations Seniors DAVIS STUDIO AND PHOTO SUPPLY Your Official Comet Photographers South Market Street East Palestine, Ohio gi 7517-puff-pt Qt gig! 0,4 1954 V O I Best Wishes to the Class of 1954! MORRISVILLE AUCTION SIGNAL, OHIO compliments of THE COLUMBIANA BOILER CO. at COLUMBIANA, OHIO M: +k- 1 1 1-iq 744 eww 21' Q2f72'ff2 ' Qi fzfwff FRLSHMHN SNFIPS DAY OuR TEACHERS Mx. Urf Y MW' D 4 A gif gf?-ffgf Qffgfgf Of 7954 1 W A N KANNAL coAL comPANY STEAM AND DOMESTIC COAL V AM 'A From Mine Direct To You A , AW JA V H Ui im VM A A NEW WATERFORD, OHIO MW A Phone Columbiana 2101 A W 'N W 746 Hamel Zi' gf 7-jf gf fffgf fHf40,VG7'rhd SENJORS THE A T wovuc H Lau! Y R ov-se! Fouf Hawes iff 'Bnus 5906 ch 'lf Cgok hatagrazysiep 21' yp7f7ptgtQ1f9afQ1f Of 7954 g- - - f -'--- -i - fr.-Q -Y ff ' ,ffvi IVIACKALL MOTORS l Vw, CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH 6,36 L 'aft North Market St. Ext. - Telephone 6I5 I JV Qi East Palestine, Ohio MACKALL'S FARM EQUIPMENT J. I. Case and New Idea Farm Machines .il 6 lo I ' Telephone E. P. 615 and 3843 East Palestine and Negley, Ohio IWIUUIITS MACKALL APPLIANCE AND TELEVISION Frigidaire Home Appliances Raytheon 81 Stewart-Warner Television IOO East Taggart St. - Phone 3655 East Palestine, Ohio lp E K K ,,,. - 'gra- l l Best Wishes, Class of 1954! M. AND J. COAL COMPANY MERLE BURT New Waterford, Ohio Phone 3561 l 746 Ham: 214' gil' 2191? 914' gig? NDR Slumber 'PQYT NOV. -73 753 5 1 W' 7' famouv Gal Sondya ur Hostess ffl 3 YEIRI! le e. I Annan. x HF f. g V S g, fy sm Sas n as ns, Rayne The Bag Boss? Luk mi, lifo Hegel 2 Qpll' 7yf727l'3i'4g1'fpi'Qf 0g 7954 Compliments of RUPERT'S BAKERY lll COLUMBIANA, OHIO Vie We've come so far from the Little Red School . . . the place Grandpa left to go out into the world. The simple training that he acquired in that one-room building of long ago was SO vastly different from yours. Education has leaped right along with the hurried ad- vance of science and industry . . . and youth has discovered com- plexities early . . . so early that some of the most startling finds in the world of invention today have come from the minds of the very young. Take the vast store of wisdom that these years of study have given you. Take it right on to new fields of knowledge . . . to college, to business, to the career you choose. Remember that most knowledge has been recorded in books . . . so continue to study, continue to work toward GREATER heights of perfection. Our best wishes go with you all of the way! MCKELVEYS ' the store that Youngstown built . . . still building with Youngstown ' 7444 Mme! Q-Pi' QP, gt 721' 91' fpfqf D. M. WEIKART Dealer in i CHAMPION COAL FEED, FLOUR, FERTILIZER GRINDING K MIXING FARM MACHINERY ds' Leetonia, Ohio With Best Wishes to The Class of '54 MELLIN GER LUMBER, INC- LUMBER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Manufacturers of Truck Bodies and Trailers Leetonia, Ohio PAUL WITMER AND SONS Ti John Deere Farm Equipment Parts and Service Brown Swiss Cattle Green Beaver Road Columbiana, Ohio or Phone 4978 RIPLEY'S HYDE PARK CLOTHES for Smart Dressers Van Heusen, Century Shirts With the Soft Collar That Won't Wrinkle Ever RIPLEY'S MEN'S SHOP Front Street LEETONIA, OHIO q?7ffgJfY5Jf55i'q7i' gdfqalg Qyi754 NEW WATERFORD I FURNITURE 1 2 COMPANY I Manufacturers of I LIVING ROOM I I FURNITURE New Waterford, Ohio I , I I I I 'I THE HOME SUPPLY STORE At Middleton High Quality Food, Clothing and General Merchandise Phone Columbiana 4941 I OWNERS: Eber and Della Mariin COMPLIMENTS I OF I THE NEW I WATERFORD I BANK I Service With Safety I l Since 1906 l GLEN HAWKINS I Plumbing eff Heating I Rouie 7 Between Fairfield and Rogers g PHONE ROGERS 5271 74a gm: 21' mf at 21+ Qt gf?-uf 7'ZUJf2f WMM ,J,o5f2fw' -hu R F1 B JM, vmp 7: ,MW gif 7y1'72i'7j1'91',4pi'Qf 066 7954 Steaks Chops HECK'S RESTAURANT One-Fourth Mile East of Columbiana on Route i4 1 Good Food - Friendly Service Phone 4458 Columbiana, Ohio You can leave your style at home and eat with us. l t Chicken Home Made Ice Cream l COMPLIMENTS OF THE VOGUE SHOP Columbiana, Ohio y We carry a Complete Line of BLOUSES HATS LINGERIE T PURSES JEWELRY scf-LRES HANKIES , HOSE 1 lntant's 81 Children's Wear l Phone 332 SEEDERLY-BEILHART FUNERAL Homes Columbiana, Ohio - 425 North Lima, Ohio - 9-2231 74a Hamel 21' 7-ff' Qi' WLT, .,,, - ,, , , , ,,, ,,,, Compliments of LEHMAN HARDWARE CO. Columbiana, Ohio Headquarters for ALL SPORTING GOODS ROAD SERVICE HOOVER TIRE EXCHANGE On the Square COLUMBIANA - PHONE 626 NEW TIRES - RECAPPING Truck And Passenger Galen T. Burt ,ge AAAAA AAAAA.AAfAAAAA M C I tW,..,w.,N,,,M,N,,, ,W MM, ,,,,, , 7o,, , l BAILEY'S TRUCK SERVICE Cities Service Gas and Oils Mechanical Work Restaurant - Bunks C. BAILEY, Prop. HAMILTON MOTEL and VERMOGEN BOXER KENNELS Welcome you and your dogs anytime Route 62 4 miles West of Salem Ph.-Damascus l2lx Salem, Ohio . ,,,. H ..... .,.., ,,,,. .,.,.. I , N , .,,, .. ,,.,. .,.,. , Compliments of Compliments of 1. D. KUHLMAN A FRIEND 21+ Qt 7214-21' Qt eater ag 7954 1- Mercure Stables H 41 l l P h o n e 5 3 0 6 NEW WATERFORD, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF ELLIOTT'S GREENHOUSE Compliments Of W. E. MCCAUGHTRY PLUMBING and HEATING 107 South Main Sfreel Phone 4343 Columbiana, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF PULAlN'S SOHIO SERVICE R.D. No. I New Waterford Phone: Columbiana 2007 1WQ:fZuna!'257f'q?7f' 7?7f7257fW597f45nf2galf :T Y Y E' 'T' Y Y' J ' ' ' I COLUMBIANA Su11ie's Restaurant T LEDGER 3 I H O M E C O O KI N G Voice of The biggesf ROUTE I4 - COLUMBIANA little town in Ohio Phone 2774 it Compliments Of Kyser's Electrical Service FITZPATRICK BROS- General 1 WIRING - REPAIRING COLUMBIANA, OHIO Good Clothes For Men COLUMBIANA, OHIO Phone 2538 N Compliments Of The H. D. BECK MOTOR SALES 50, 25C 81.00 Store FORD OPEN SAT, NIGHT TO SERVE YOU Sales and Service 31 S h M S out oin treet COLUMBIANA, OHIO Phone 2327 EAST PALESUNEI emo Shop Kurtz First and Last S EEEE EEEEE E or E ecece at 1 Com Iimen s Of i GROSS P ' RESTAURANT EAST PALESTINE, OHIO 2 Miles West Penn Slate Lin 4 Miles East of Route 7 on I4 TURKEY DINNERS The Union it Commercia18cSavings Bank T EAST PALESTINE, OHIO 21' Qpwffptgteptfpfqrf 0,4 7954 I MORRIS OIL CO. Sunoco Products 311 Columbia Street Ph 2061 LEETONIA OHIO crmnplimmfs of LAUGHLIN'S Hatchery CQLUMBIANA, onto 3 ' L J ' 'AA' L Y ' ' L ' V I ' BEST vvlsHEs CASE To The Class of 1954 D Furnlture Store KENNETH E. BELL 5 Hardwood - Lumber C F ImZ'l'S1gi54 'e Um Cut To Order COLUMBIANA, OHIO LEETONIA OHIO Compliments of WELL'S DRUG STORE CALVINIS I GULF STATION The REXALL Store Phone 3819 COIUMNANA' omo coLuMmANA, oruo c primer Of I Lincoln Way Service Ph e 826 LISBODI, OHIO SLATE Appliance di Surplus Men and Boy's Clothing 15 North Main Street COLUMBIANA, OHIO Phone 2100 Bender's Farm Market 1 ONE-QUARTER MILE SOUTH OF EAST FAIRFIELD - STATE ROUTE 7 HOME GROWN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Fresh Cider Phone New Waterford 3959 CARTER'S FARM AND MARKET One-Quarter Mile South of East Fairfield on State Route 7 FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES HOME DRESSED PORK IN SEASON Phone Rogers 6112 Compliments Of Compliments Of J. A' RUDIBAUGH Pat'S Texaco Service Q P. J. SAMORA, PROP. Quality Feeds, Seeds and Fertilizer PHONE 2431 - ROGERS, OHIO Corner East Park and South Elm COLUMBIANA, OHIO PHONE COL. 8478 MILLER'S Compliments Of APPLIANCES CRAWFORD MARKET FLOOR COVERING GROCERIES 8.1 MEATS FURNITURE it PHONE 334 mon: 315 coLuMniANA, onto N Public Sq - Columbiana, Oh Old B 42 C MANCHESTER SITIO 1 G 0. ON THE SQUARE I I rsection, Routes 7 and 'I4 i New and Used Automobiles IIB North Market LISBON, OHIO Phone 3681 FRUITS 81 VEGETABLES 7? li' yyf?-Qlff-Qi' Qt feat-Qi Of 1954 LA WREN CE Department Store CARPETS . . . RUGS LINOLEUM FURNITURE Phone 2325 East Polestin I I Compliments of I Main Street Super Market I 263 Main Street Phone 8762 1 LEETONIA, OHIO ' iGeneraI Merchandisei I I Open Till IO P.M. I I tttte I BEST WISHES To the Class of 1954 TRAUTMAN BUICK 157 East Martin Phone 2474 EAST PALESTINE, OHIO I I 1 BEST WISHES I To the Class of 1954 I Roose Drug Store I Prescriptions a Specialty I I C. RICHARD ROOSE, PH. G ' 12 X Ph 3771 LEETONIA, OHIO , , I wb rrir Nm! V , V7 S my :I I Compliments Of L. M. BABLE 8: SONS Producers and Buyers of QUALITY EGGS Phone 451 8 New Waterford Compliments Of I MARGARET'S I Beauty Shop Phone 4687 South Main Street COLUMBIANA, OHIO HOLT CLEANING Phone New Waterford 5631 I Compliments Of I I NOEL o1L COMPANY ' SIGNAL, OHIO 74a Hamel! 21- ,pn-pi-7-or of Wfpf Compliments Of p EUS SINCLAIR North East Ohio f LUBRICATION - WASHING l p0UL'I-Ry ASSN' Phone 2418 - North Main Street l ', 1 Eggs Poultry COLUMBIANA orno i coLuMaiANA omo l Compliments Ot BEST WISHES FROM SPONSELLER'S 2 HOLLOWAY 8z soN MARKET lp GOLDEN DAWN FOODS COIUmbiana, 267 SOUTH MAIN STREET PHONE 2127 COLUMBIANA OHIO Compliments Of Compliments Of I N: MOWEN CLEANERS ip COAL 8z BUILDERS' f SUPPLIES, INC. l 1 Phone 370 FRIENDLY SERVICE SINCE 1395 COLUMBIANA OHIO coLuxBIAN226oH'o L, , ,,, l 24-Hour Heavy Duty Wrecker Service Compiimems Of 5 T. A. HILL MOTORS I The Koch Motor co. l Sales OLDSMOBILE Service FO R D Night Phone 682 1418 E Park Avenue Ph 4616 n y Ph 4233 coLuMslANA onto COLUMMANA OHM' QPF? QQY7-gif?-pi' Q17-gfqf 0,6 7954 i . WITIVIER C01 l' t f f I 'W 0 f IMPLEMENT SALES NATIONAL RUBBER fi Enos L. witmefasons MACHINERY co. PARTS AND SERVICE Phone Leefonia 8272 Columbiana, Ohio Columbiana Ohio Products of MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE COMPLIMENTS SMITH'S PF FURNITURE, INC N COLUMBIANA, OHIO T PONTIAC SALES 318 N. Main S'rreeT Featuring FRANKLIN FURNITURE SIMMONS BEDDING Phone 646 Open Tues. 81 Fri. Evenings COLUMBIANA, OHIO Phone 4621 l I MTN rxlr YYY Y V VJ'-E YAYV YA 'AAITAE if Yvrvrv VYYVYY Y YE,-4.1! V YYAYAYYYY ,K YYYYYY FIYAYAEIIIY Y THE CROOK COLUMBIANA FOOD MARKET TRACTOR SALES OUT of The Way John C. T. Elder and Son buf less T0 PHY Ford Implements Columbiana 2561 Couf.',f,B,::N,'ff33oHlo C0mp'l'm'S O' VILLAGE MARKET COFFEE SHOPPE Meats - Produce FINE FOOD Groceries PROMPT SERVICE SERVICE and QUALITY COLUMBIANA OHIO Josie and Ray B r ll ' New WATERFORD oHlo Compliments Of 3 Columbiana Milling GF l 8: Supply Company LEETONIA 319 Souih Elm Sfreet Phone 4612 COLUMBIANA, OHIO SOHIO STATION Everyready T FEED FENCE Complete Bottled Gas Service Complete line of l J Farm Hardware w T Trucks - Tractors - Brooders RF.D, No. 2 - COLUMBIANA AT MIDDLETON Phone Col 4821 House Healing - Cooking R.F,D. No. 2 COLUMBIANA AT MIDDLETON Ph ne Columbiana 4821 Wffzlfffff-zffe lt' Qpfqf 0,6 7954 DON ARCHIBALD Insurance Agency 79 North Market Street EAST PALESTINE, OHIO - TELEPHONE - Office 2632 - Res. 3123 EAST FAIRFIELD HOME SUPPLY East Fairfield - State Route 7 Phone New Waterford 3970 High Quality Meats and Groceries Owner - Grace M. Grimes Compliments Of THE BEN FRANKLIN FEDERATED SELF-SERVICE STORE Phone 2521 COLUMBIANA, OHIO C pliments Of Bundy's Restaurant A Good Place to Eat BATTERY SERVICE CO. Compliments Of WESTINGHOUSE Refrigerators . . . Washers . . . Ra g L' Radios . Ironers . Hot Water H t Tappan Ranges E y and Speed Queen Washers PHONE 4225 COLUMBIANA, OHIO City Service Agent GLECKLER'S DAIRY Sealtest Dairy Products 155 South Main - Phone B486 COLUMBIANA, OHIO SCHOOL 81 OFFICE SUPPLIES WALLPAPER - GIFTS Ro1ler's Book Store PHONE 4112 COLUMBIANA, OHIO 76a dome! 21' 7?i'7f1'7Qi' Qt af?-f TO OUR READERS The difficult financial affairs which arise in the tl publishing of an annual are not known to the average reader. However, we doubt if this book t could have been published without the aid of the advertisements of the business men. 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