Fairfield High School - Comet Yearbook (Columbiana, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

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James Rowan Assistant . ,, James Pike Assistant Arthur Bell Picture Editor , .. Jo-Ann Cope Assistant Robert Zarnosky Sports Editor , Howard Cope Assistant . Charles Miner Art Editor .....,,. Joyce Detwiler Assistant . Thomas Brown Snapshots , Helen Wilkes Alumni .. .. ., ,. Calendar .,... ......... Will and Prophecy . History .,..........,..... Nancy Crider . .Loretta Tarlca .,..Lois Brubaker .Sandra Kannal Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path. Psalms 119.105 PAGE FOUR 7 1 1 1 PAGE FIVE DEDIBHT 11111 We, the Senior Class of 1957, proudly dedicate our annual to Mr. Joseph Driscoll our capable and understanding principal. For his assistance and interest in our future we sincerely express our gratitude. Uf fm 746 edlftei 9- TABLE OF CONTENTS Admxmslratxon ,........ Semors ...A....,.........................,.......,,..A..,,......,.. AA High School and Junior High 4.A,..A.. h..A, h,.A Elementary ...h,,.,..4,.h,.4.,..,..,....,.,.,...,......,...., AA ,.,,,. AA ACIIVIIICS .........,.. .,A..A.. Sports .....,......, ..,., A AA Calendar ,r,rr, AA .aa Alumm Af ....r,.. AA ,..,.r,,. AA AA Advertisements and Snaps AAAAA AA 7-16 17-32 33-36 37-42 A43-52 53-63 64-65 66-69 7-0- PAGE SIX r I IDIIIIIIISIBIITIDII CB r 1 1 744 Gametz e E E L - -f BIJHBD DF EDUBHTIUII HENRY GARROD JAMES COOPER RALPH ELLIOTT Peresidenl Vice President Clerk VVAYNE RUPERT BEULAH CONVERSE FAYE JONES PAGE EIGHT ------------- of i957 L. D. FRESI-ICORN EXf'C'1lfIiZl6 Head B. S. in Education 1937 M. S. in Education 1949 Ohio University PAGE NINE JOSEPH DRISCOLI, Priizcijml of Fairfield School B. S. in Education 1950 Youngstown University Master of Education IQ55 Kc-:nl State University 7fze Gameif g g af NV,-Xl.'l'ER l7ES.sXN'l'l MAR-IORIE ANDERSON JOSEPH DEVINCENT li. S. in Eclucution A. li. in Latin K English IS. S. in Science COIIlIllCl'l'l2ll l.z1tin Sciciicc English Girls' Pliysicill Eel. Hczilth W,NwMN.,... ,..t .... ,... , , 6- ,Q-wil -'-xv 'FHEODORE OSSOFF IRMA STACEY RUTH MILLER li .S. in Mzitlicniuticis 15. S. in Eclucation B. S. in Etlucizttion M. S. in Etluczition History lXI2llllClll2lllCS Mzitlicinzitirs Econoniics English History Govcrnnient Litcruturc Civics Literature PAGE TEN of 1957 if ,ff , RUTH DERINGER AR'l'HURXiVIS1,ER YV.-XI.'l'ER NEXVTON B. S. in Home Economics B. S. in Agriculture XVorking lowarcl degree Home EK'0ll0lllli'S Agricuhure Boys' Physical Fd. Industrial Arms General Science Geography History g 4 QQ EVELYN MERCURE DUANE GUILER KIOHN MQCORMICK B. S. in Education B. S. in History Bachelor of Music Ed. English Driver Training Music Librarian PAGE ELEVEN 'Wie Gamez' i S e -1- 1'fXUI,lNIi SCHXVAB EMERSON SNYDER DOROTHY ANDERSON IS. S. ill Iiduczxrion 13. S. in Education B. S. in Education Sixth Grade Fiiilil Grade Fourth Grade THIQRESA MERCURE DORIS DOYVD LUCILLE SNYDER B. S. in Educ'ziLimi Xvflfkillg Loward degree li. S. in Education Fourth Grade Third Grade Third Grade PAGE TWELVE Uf 1957 l,Ul,U ISIERMAN OLIVE BRUXVN NI.'XR'l'H.-X NIERCIQR li. S. in l':lllli'2lli0Il li. S. in Elllllfllliflll li. S. in l'1illlL'1lliUll SQTUINI chillll' Scumml CLl'zulc First Urzulc' Q, , liVlil,YN .-Xl,liRlGH'l' KAY RYNIFR SYBICI, IDICCLNAN IS. S. in Iicllxculimm Sclwul Scc'rc1z11'y Sclmol Nursc l il'Sl G PACE TH! RTEEN rzulc '7heC'amez2 - -AAAQ11--f - LLOYD FVFRIf'OI I' Slim Scllool clllSlOCli21l1 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB FIRST RCW: Mcirilyn Justice, Nancy Mellinger, Judy Snyder, Sue Davis, Morulyn Bell, Joyce Keslor, Lois Kress. SECOND ROW: Carol Keslor, Joyce Detwiler, Pcirricio Converse, Margie Hepburn, Jeon Converse, Ellen Daniels, Mrs. Stacey, Advisor. NOT PICTURED: Lech Yecley, Doris Nesselrotfe. PAGE FOURTEEN -C A-1-f -L-0fl957 Mrs, Freda Firestone, Miss Anna Chamberlain, Mrs. Polland Peppel, Mrs, Vertie Defrow. BUS DRIVERS Arthur Derrow, Arthur Wisler, Melvin Yarian, Walter Carlson, Orville Chellis, Glen Grim, Thomas Cooper. NOT PICTURED: Dwight Graham. PAGE FIFTEEN 7h Game!!---1-2- cnufnz ozmuzusuoa A S uvmuatrv A Unddr The misflefoe A Look ! 5 , . r - ' J. , , P ' X, w , QNX 1 ,E ' Our Cake. AT work? ' This 0 Picnic? qGe1'off Thaf desk? Uf 1957 SEIIIDBS ONVERSE VP YN BE - Jovcc DETWIL EEN! CLAS S mime VIR. DESANTI BOB GUY dent Council Rep SENIORS. Arthur Kenneth Bell Ozark Faris are .tlublmrn lllingsf' .-Xrthur was rather thin and tall, In geometry. he was on the hall. He knew more than one corny joke. His favorite hohhy was to provoke. One-Act Plays 3, 4 junior Play Staff Senior Play Black atld YVhite Staff Annual Staff PAGE NINETEEN ag 1957 Maralyn Ann Bell Maralyn Sufi 71'rn'1I.v, Zl'illI :milling in nmkr a mug. Snappy dresser-lots of clothes, Neat as a pin wherever she goes. Light green Ifortl atul clark hrown We'tl know Maralyn 1lllI'WlIi'l'l'. Treasurer 2, TI. I Mixed Chorus -I Choral Club 2 Girls' Chorus I, 2 Band I. 2 Clarinet Quartet I Spring Festival I. 2. -I County Music' Festival 2 Mount Union Music Festival 2 Senior Srholarship 'l't-st flll'HI, hair. Future l'lotnetnaker of .'klIll'l'll'll Contest One-Act Play 3 junior l'Iay Stall Senior Play Black antl IVhite Staff Annual Staff Future Teacliers of .Knit-rit'a Clulx AI 7fze Game! 2 l SENIORS. Lois Irene Brubaker Louie God helps them lhat help llzemselvesf' Here's a girl thal's loads of fun, And she's always on the run. l.ois is usually without a care, But always willing to do her share. Mixed Chorus 4 Girls' Chorus l, 2 Band l, 2 Clarinet Quartet l Spring Festival l, 2. 4 County Music Festival 2 Mount Union Music Festival 2 One-Act Plays 1, 2, 3, 4 junior Play Staff Senior Play Black and White Staff Annual Staff Thomas Wayne Brown Toni None but the brave deserve lhc' fair. Tom was always around When work was to be found. In school he did pretty well. VVith girls he really did swell. Mixed Chorus 4 Spring Festival 4 One-Act Plays 2, 3 Junior Play Senior Play lllaek and YVhite Staff Annual Staff Football 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 l PAGE TWENTY SENIORS. Philip H. Converse Curney Nu legacy is as ric Curney in all his subjects ll nv ,llIll!'.h'j'.,l did excel. .lnd in making a car he always did well. l-'or a true friend he was that you see, Describes Curney to a UT . Vice President 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Choral Club 2, 3 Boys' Chorus 2, 3 Spring Festival 2, 3, 4 County Music Festival Mount Union Music One-Act Plays 1, 3, 4 junior Play Staff Senior Play Annual Staff 2, 3 Festival 2 . My , , -N. . YR PAGE TWENTY-ONE fig Ns l. fr' as is T . 1 if 2 tiixlh , , r s i Q ,, W? I uf 1 - Uf i957 Howard Homer Cope Howdie A laugh is worth Il l11m1lrz'd grua any NlfIllk!'l. Howard is short and small And did excel in basketball. ln trig class he wnsn't made of wood, Everyone knows he will do good. Band 1 Spring Festival l Mount Union Scholarship Test 3 junior Play Senior Play Black and lVhile Staff Annual Staff Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 HS UH i l 7lneGamel't - SENIORS . Nancy Lee Crider Nancy Dafa no lime, delays have dangerous ends. Nunry luis lmiwn eyes und hair She is always without a care. Whenever Nancy is around Laughter is sure to hc found. Mixed Chorus 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2 Band 3 Spring Festival 1, 2, 4 Future Homcinzxkcr of Am One-Act Play 3 junior Pluy Stuff Senior Play lllzick and XVhitc Stuff Annual Stuff erica Contest jo-Ann Cope Jodie Learn the luxury of doing good. Jo-Ann is 11 fair-haired lass, She was ll whiz in shorthand class. She tried to help any way she could, In life shc-'s hound to do very good. Mixed Chorus 4 Girls' Chorus l, 2 Spring Festival l, 2, 4 Mount Union Scholarship Test 3 Future Homemaker of America Contest One-Act Play 3 junior Play Staff Senior Play Black and XVhite Staff . x v il xg X ' 1 t We R f f'if1 PAGE TWENTY-TWO SENIORS. Sue Ann Ditvis Susie 'AIIFIIKIIIIOI' is a mirror in wlzirlt mmyo .tlzoztnv ltix izrtrzgwf' Sue was IIIWZIYS at good sport .Xntl not very fatst to retort. Io her, cheerleading was innate Shc-'Il never have to iworry about her fate. President I Student Council 1 Mixed Chorus 4 Choral Club 2, 3 Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 Iiztnd l, 2 Spring Festival I, 2, 3, 'I County Music? Festival 2 Mount Union Music' lfestivzll I, 2, 3 Mount l'nion St'I1oIztrsIiip lest EI Senior Seholztrship 'lkst Ifuture Ilonteniztker of .XIIIUTIFZI Contest One-.Xct Plays I, 2 junior Play Senior Play Illzlek :Intl White Stuff Xnnuatl Stuff, liditor Clleerlezulel' I, 2. 3, 4 IIt7IllL'C'0IIllllg Queen Future Teztebers of America Club 4 PAGE TWENTY-THREE I ef 1957 Joyce Ann Detwiler Darts Duties are 0ll1'.V,' vrfenls are Gof1'x. Short, petite, nent, snntrt, .Xlwzlys ready to do her part. .Xt drawing or sewing she is at stair, In lite she rertatinly should go fur. President -I Vice President 2 Secretary 3 Student Council 3, 4 Student Council Vice President Al Mixed Chorus -I Choral Club I, 2, 3 Girls' Chorus I, 2, EI, -I llund I, 2 Spring Ifestivatl I, 2, 3, 4 County Music Festival 2 Mount lfnion Music' Festival I, 2, 3 Mount l'nion Srholztrship Test fl, 4 Senior Scltolatrsltip 'l'est lfuture llotnentztker of .tnteriezt Contest One-.Xttt l'l:ty -I -junior Plan' Senior Play Black und White Stuff ,Xnnuztl Stull' Hoinecotning ,Xttendent 4 Future 'l'eateIte1's of Atneriezt Club -I I 7fae0ameZ'- SENIORS. Sandra Sue Kannal Sandy Indemnity for the past and security for the future. Sandy is a happy girl, On the dance floor she sure can twirl. Rather thin and rather tall Sandy is a friend to all. Mixed Chorus 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 4 Spring Festival 1, 2, 4 Future Homemaker of One-Act Play 3 Junior Play Staff Senior Play Black and White Staff Annual Staff America Contest Robert Curtis Guy Bob 'iIt's pretty good common sense to try imprav- ing yourself before criticizing Bob is a Guy who met the test, others. In sports and study he did his best. Whenever he is around, Laughter can always be found. Student Council 3, 4 Student Council President 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Choral Club 2 Boys' Chorus 2 Band 1 Spring Festival l, 2, 4 Mount Union Music Festival 2 Mount Union Scholarship Tes Senior Scholarship Test Boys' State 3 One-Act Plays l, 2, 3 junior Play Senior Play Black and White Staff, Editor Annual Staff Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 t3 l I PAGE TWENTY-FOUR . -2- -a - 0ff957 SENIORS. Nancy Lou Mellinger 'iNance Prove all things, hold fast that which is good. 'l'all, slim Nancy with light brown hai ', For linglish and math she had a flair. .X teacher is what she plans lo be, A better one y0u'1l never sec. President 3 Secretary l, 4 Student Council 2 Mixed Chorus 4 Choral Club 2, 3 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3 Band l, 2, 4 Band Vice President 4 Spring Festival l, 2, 3, 4 County Music Festival 2 Mount Union Music Festival 2, 3 Mount Union Scholarship Test 3, 4 Senior Scholarship 'Fest Future Homemaker of America Contest One-Act Plays I, 2, 4 junior Play Senior Play Black and White Staff, Assistant Elitor Annual Staff, Co-Editor Cheerleader 2, 4 Future Teachers of America Club 4 PAGE TWENTY-FIVE Charles R. Miner L'Charlie Ask me 110 questions and I'Il itll xou 710 flbs Charlie really isn't quiet, In plays he was a real riot. In basketball he did his best In the world to come hc'll p iss the lol Boys' Chorus 2 Band 1 Spring Festival 1, 2 County Music Festival One-Act Plays l, 2, 3 junior Play Senior Play Black and White Staff Annual Staff Football 2, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 9 -. '7!w Gamete 2 22- - SENIORS. James Donald Rowan astlilnvr Read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest. A quiet fellow was he, A scientist we're sure he will he. He can compete with the best, And he will always pass the test. Mount Union Scholarship 'l Senior Scholarship Test One-Aft Plays 1, 2 junior Play Senior Play Annual Staff 'est 4 james Leroy Pike G Kslimi ! HA Clzrixtimz is the lliglzesl .vlylrl of man. A HlC1lllJCI' of the Black and lVhitc Staff. Jim was the source of many a laugh. His curly hair and happy stnile, XVill he renlenlherccl for a long, long, while. Mixed Chorus 4 Boys' Chorus 2 Spring Festival 2, 4 County Music Festival 2 Mount llnion Music Festival 2 One-Act Play 3 junior Play Senior Play Black and YVhite Staff Annual Staff PAGE TWENTY-SIX SENIORS. Loretta E. Tarka Lorie Good, the more communicated, more ubunda nt grows. Lorie is always happy and gay, At home. at work, and even at play. Her full skirts and ready smile, Will he remembered f Mixed Chorus 4 or a long, long, while. Girls' Chorus l, 2 Spring Festival l, Future Homemak One-Act Play 3 junior Play Staff Senior Play Annual Staff 2, 4 er of America Contest PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN -- - t - of 1957 ti it Helen R. Wilkes l-Ielenn It would be llfglllllfllt for a zvf'r'k, laughter for a month, and a good jmt f0I'!?Uf'I'.U Helen is a little lass, She's the shortest in our class. Cheerful and happy in every way, For her success we'll always pray. Mixed Chorus 4 Girls' Chorus l, 4 Spring Festival l, 4 County Music Festival 4 Future Homemaker of .-Xmerica Cionttst One-Act Plays 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Staff Senior Play Black and XVhite Staff Senior Play Black and NVhite Staff Annual Staff 7lze Game! g - SENIORS. Robert Lee Zarnosky Robert Lee l'll make assurance double sure, and take a bond of Fate. Robert larnosky is this hoy's name, His ability as a carpenter will rise to fame. He usually was very quiet, But get him started and he's a riot. Band l, 2, 3 One-Act Plays 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Staff Senior Play Black and White Staff Annual Staff FAREWELL SONG QTune- You'll Never Walk Alonenj We have walked through twelve years at Fairfield High, And many a grand time we've had. At the end of these years we are sad to leave All our dear friends at Fairfield High. We will graduate now, but we'll think of you here, No matter where we roam. Farewell, Farewell, friends and teachers, toog How we wish we could stay with you. Farewell dear Fairfield High. PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT l 0g 1957 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY As we look back on our twelve years at Fairfield School we recall many un- forgettable moments. In the year 1945 we came into this building where Evelyn Albright welcomed us. Remember the day jim Pike pushed Betty Ferguson in the waste basket and she had to be dumped out? Lulu Bierman's tea-kettle clock intrigued us in second grade. Third grade was highlighted by our rhythm band under the direction of Ar- lene Loudon. YVasn't the duplicator jelly good? Ever hear of a chewing gum race? Ask our fourth grade teacher, Viola Eber- hardt. This isn't the kind you are thinking of. joy of joys! A trip to Pittsburgh to see the zoo and planetariuml Ruth Miller even permitted us to ride the incline cars. WVe learned to wash windows because our chemistry experiments squirted. Fifth grade was fun. Maralyn Bell entertained us at a Halloween party. Who was the old lady? It couldn't have been Charlie? Pauline Schwab prepared us for junior High. Because there were so many of us Wayne Hostetler put us in the study hall with the eighth grade. Changing classes was confusing. Guidance class in the cafeteria became so much of a salt eating contest that the location of the class was changed in eighth grade. Raymond Cole had lots of patience with us. Finally we were in high school, with joe DeVincent as our home room teacher. Initiation, more fun! Our class officers were: President-Sue Davisg Vice Presi- dent-Bob Chmurag Secretary-Betty Digmang Treasurer-Peg Sitler. As Sophomores, E. Gordon WVarner greeted us with his witty jokes. Our big social event was Freshman initiation. We elected these officers: President-Bob Chmurag Vice President-joyfe Detwilerg Secretary-Betty Digmang Treasurer- Maralyn Bell. Our junior year found us very busy under Marjorie Anderson's helping hands. We received our class rings in December. Our junior play, Date Bait , was presented on November 18. On May 4 we entertained at the junior-Senior Prom, using the theme Candyland . The class officers were: President-Nancy Mell- ingerg Vice President-Bob Chmurag Secretary-joyce Detwilerg Treasurer-Mara- lyn Bell. At lastl Our Senior year with VValter DeSanti at the helm. The Black and White and the Annual gave us headaches. Our officers were: President-joyce Detwilerg Vice President-Philip Converseg Secretary-Nancy Mellingerg Treas- urer-Maralyn Bellg Student Council-Bob Guy. Along with the humorus, we learned much and we will always remember our teachers and classmates at school and our parents who made it possible for us to attend Fairfield. PAGE TWENTY-NINE We CLASS WILL We the Senior Class of 1957, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath and bestow: To the Faculty our extra energy so that they can teach another year. To the Juniors the trials and tribulations of being a Senior. To the Sophomores all the good times we have had in high school. To the Freshmen the hope of someday becoming Seniors. Arthur Bell wills his height to Ronald Turney. Maralyn Bell wills her treasurer's book to anyone who can't do simple arithmetic. Thomas Brown wills his ability to play football to Larry Peppel. Lois Brubaker wills her ability to work through high school to any- one who doesn't like to sleep. Nancy Crider wills her page two of the Black and White to anyone in the junior class. Philip Converse wills his ability to get his schoolwork done to Michael Shields. Howard Cope wills his ability to play basketball to jerry Kaster. Jo-Ann Cope wills her ability to get good grades Without studying to her sister, jacqueline. Sue Davis wills her ability to be cheerleader for four years to Phyllis McCall. Joyce Detwiler wills her ability to keep statistics at the basketball games to anyone who wants to get into the games free. Rober Guy wills his ability to be a juvenile delinquent to Lee De- Rhodes. Sandra Kannal wills her ability to chew gum in music class to anyone who can get away with it. Nancy Mellinger wills her ability to be assistant editor of both the Black and White and the annual to anyone who can stand the strain. Charles Miner wills his love of sports to Raymond Wolfcomer. james Pike wills his love of sleeping to anyone who likes to be late to school every morning. James Rowan wills his position on the annual staff to anyone who has lots of spare time. Loretta T arka wills her love of talking in home room to anyone who thinks he can get away with it. Helen Wilkes wills her shortness to Meryl Esenwein. . Robert Zarnosky wills his ability to build three cedar chests, one step table, two end tables, and one coffee table to anyone who can afford the material. i PAGE TH: RTY --- Uf 1957 CLASSS PROPHECY One busy day, as I was serving the elite clientele at the Waldorf-As- toria, I heard a familiar voice ask for French fried snails. Little did I think that the vice president of the Motorola Corporation would be my former classmate, james Pike, who is on a busines trip to New York for the company. I He informed me he flew up on a T.YV.A. Constellation piloted by Arthur Bell. While on the plane he lIlCt Sandra Kannal who is now a Conover 111odel. She was on her way back from Hollywod where she en- countered Tom Brown, currently playing the Tarzan series on T.V. and in the movies. , As we were talking he told me that on a recent trip abroad he ll1Ct Joyce Detwiler, a famous fashion designer in Paris. She told him that while on a trip to Itay she saw Nancy Mellinger who is teaching English in an Italian School. Bob Cuy is also in Italy straightening the Leaning Tower of Pisa. As we continued talking l told him I had seen Maralyn Bell on my last trip home. She is secretary to Charles Miner who is president of the Enterprise Company. I also saw Nancy Crider who is happily married and has three nice children. Philip Converse, now in Africa, is well-known for his ability to farm a desert. Howard Cope is superintendent of the dairy department on the same farm. Jo-Ann Cope resigned her secretarial position to marry her boss. Sue Davis is assuming the responsibility left by Jo-Ann. We wonder how long this will last. Jim Rowan, now in Germany, is developing the second Frankenstein monster. Bob Zarnosky, a spy, has found some valuable information which will help Jim Rowan in his lab. I-le says he often has lunch with his cousin Loretta Tarka who is happily married, living in a houseboat on the Danube. We have just been informed that Helen Wilkes has been transferred to France as head of the American YVAVES in that country. I had to say good-by to Jim as he had another appointment. We surely wish that everyone could come back for just one more day at F .H.S. PAGE THI RTY-ONE '7fxe Gonzalo l SENIOR CLASS POEM As the end of our Senior year draws nigh We look back on our years at Fairfield High. The dances, parties, games, and classes, And also the Seniorlads and lasses. First comes Joyce, our president this year YVho never had her grades to fear, But kept our class in order the whole year through Even noisy Tom, think that wasn't hard to do? Lorie with her full skirts would rustle up the aisle, She wore lots of crinolines, and they looked right in style. Wfhen it came to math and science, Bob had little to fear, To be an engineer is his chosen career. And then there was Art, the woodsman of our class, He skipped so many days that we wondered if he'd pass. Zar was always here-waiting for the May date . He wants to be a carpenter after we graduate. Maralyn could always be found with her treasurer's book in hand. Her beautiful clothes were the finest in the land. jim Pike was always selling a TV set or two, He sailed in his Chevy like a streak of blue. There was Nancy Crider who had little to say, She was always a real scout, anyway. And Helen, so very short, a Presley fan through and through, But always willing to help when there was work to do. Class Colors ,....... Class Flower .,,,....... Class Motto .t,...,.... Peppy, sweet, considerate Sue, You'll find no other friend as tried and true. And Nancy, with personality and popularity too, She would do everything just to help you Cope and Cope, no they aren't related. jo-Ann, so clever and animated Wouldn't have a brother as jolly as Howdie, Who had so much fun because he was rowdy. Jim Rowan's only great desire Was to set the girls' hearts on fire. And Louie, known to some as Bru , With school and her work she had lots to do. Sandra was always quiet and kind, A better friend you could not find. And Curney too, was so shy, In all his grades he ranked high. In our class Charlie was the clown and Romeo, You'd hear a noisy din wherever he would go. Without Mr, DeSanti our class isn't complete He wasn't too tall, but he always loked neat Our class wasn't large, we have to admit, But that didn't bother us a bit. We had our share of problems and fun, And we're rather proud of the lives we've begun. ............Red and White ........,.....Red Carnation ......... Never turn back. PAGE THI RTY-TWO 1 ------------of I9 mi HIGH E4 JUIIIUB HI SBHIJIJL PAGE THIRTY-THREE we amaze I f e i-'il I - JUNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW: William Gorby, Irene Digman, James Hess, Leah Yealey, Dale Bender, Carol Weikart, Louis Groubert, Margie Hepburn, Lee DeRhodes, James Palmer. SECOND ROW: Doris Buchanan, Linda Zeitler, Ernest Guindon, Doris Nesselrotte, Paul Esenwein, Carol Bell, William Baker, Marilyn Justice, Miriam Mazzone, Mrs. Anderson. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Sinsley, Barbara Jones, Russell Albright, Charlotte Snyder, David Brothers, Patricia Converse, Paul Miner. CLASS OFFICERS President ., , .Carol Weikart Vice President . ., . Patricia Converse Secretary , Leah Yealey Treasurer , , ,.,. , ..., , .,..Irene Digmzln Student Counc il Representative, Paul Esenwein PAGE THIRTY-FOUR ,I - -.- L ofmv . . ' - , ' I SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW: Laverne Kesler, Richard Hall, Joyce Baker, Robert Neishleb, Nellie Randolph, David Groubert, Ellen Long, Herbert Nesselrotte, Sara Miller, Raymond Moser, Barbara Lanzendorfer, Donald Vignon. SECOND ROW: Laverne Brinker, Charles Wilkes, Gary Hawkins, Joyce Chamberlain, Julian Altier, Jeanette Firestone, Robert Davis, Meryl Esenwein, Thomas Russell, Jean Rupert, Ralph Cooley, Gerald White, Tl-llRD ROW: Mr. Newton, Larry Chamberlain, Charles Taylor, Paul Lower, William Justice, Donna Bell, Larry Ewing, Magda Schack, William Rowan, Judith Gaver, James Gordon, Mary Kyser, David Jones, Mr, DeVincent. , ,l Z., J, , W.-J, . . , FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW: Patricia Unger, Judith Bowman, Joseph Cresanto, Karen Snyder, Lowell Schloneger, Jo-Ann Gaver, Michael Shields, Patsy VanHorn, Ronald Bender, Jacqueline Cope, Frances Schultheis, Mary Hoff, John Stillwell, Joyce Hawkins, Carol Holloway. SECOND ROW: Miss Mercure, Maxine Davidson, Wayne Trotter, Thomas Selby, Ruth Baird, David White, Lois Kress, Eugene Robb, Ruth Veztfals, Carl Robb, Joyce Keslar, Thomas Mentz, Darlene Detrow, James Davis, Elinor Schoclcley, Mr. Ossoff, Tl-llRD ROW: Jcrry Koster, Richard Mason, Ellen Daniels, Wilfred Clunk, Beverly Jones, Roy Reach, Jean Converse, Russell Sinsley, Beverly Albright, Robert Brubaker, Phyllis McCall, Albert Allmon, Franklin Powell. PAGE THIRTY-FIVE '7fne Game! 2 e e f ' tt EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: James Converse, Charles Mentz, John Altter, Clarence Kannal, Bruce Yarran, Ralph Wisler, Wrllrarn Lanzen- dorfer, Edwtn Unger. SECOND ROW: James Ztegler, Shirley Ptttman, Jean Bell, Sandra Cobourn, Donald Long, Judy Campbell, Rex Deemer, Patrlcza Hall, Sandra Morrow, Beverly Cope, Ronald Prttman. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Zettler, Nancy Netshleb, Dolly Baker, Raymond Wollcomer, Carol K'ass, Frr-:lerrfk Hott, Dorts Rupert, Dantel Brothers, Ruth Ann Guy, Lucille Cooper, Sharon Wasslnk. FOURTH ROW: Donald Buchanan, Felrcia Mazzone, Larry Peppel. Kathleen Bush, Ross Dillon, Nancy Hawkins, Paul Beck. nmmaaar -F r W.: -r SEVENTH GRADE FlRST ROW: James Wlnters, Hebert Rosenbaum, James Hanna, Donald Wlsler, Mtchael Pahanrsh, Robert Batrd, Ralph Detrow, Ronald Turney, Kermtt Chamberlain, SECOND ROW: Edgar Campbell, Lela Gurnclon, James Crrder, Louise Kauflman, Robert Ray, Linda Peppel, Freda Chellis, Nanny Harcltng, Sandra Granger. THIRD ROW: .ludrtlr Zarnoslcy, Ellen VanHorn, Gary Rosenbaum, Beverly Keslar, Larry Graham, Ann Davrs, Robert Martrn, Gall Cooley, Mrs, Muller, FOURTH ROW: Joanne Brode, John Yacher, Allce Baker, Brute Brothers, Karen Jones, James Dtce, Dora Hawlans, Wrlliam Hepburn. PAGE THIRTYASIX ELEIIIEIITHBY '7!w Gamellf H :Q L fe vw- SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Gerald Zeigler, Kenneth Holloway, Donald Baughman, Herbert VanHorn, Gary Knizat, Ralph Bell, Gary Blosser, Richard Siolwell, SECOND ROW: Allan Cobourn, June Guindon, Robert Miller, Linda Converse, Larry Rupert, Darlene Conkle, Robert Lanzendorfer, Judith Mercer, Gerald Justice. THIRD ROW: Sandra Patrone, Margaret Reash, Marilyn Unger, Loretta Lanzendorfer, Edna Hawkins, Donna Carroll, Patricia Skowronski, Linda Cope, Miss Schwab. FOURTH ROW: Geoffrey Lindsay, Barbara Unger, Patricia Wonner, James Kress, Marlene Snyder, Joyce Rupert, Sally Lehman, William Yealey. I FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Robert Gordon, Ronald Hess, Harold Cooper, Jack Hoff, David Baker, Larry Weikart, Paul Samora, Jerry Hanna, Leslie Cope, John Cresanto. SECOND ROW: Everett Hawkins, Joseph Zarnosky, Jo-Ann Allmon, Alfred Cresanto, Barbara Calvin, Jack Moffett, Jean Good, Thomas Cope, Rebecca Caldwell, Harold Trotter, John Rupert, Jack Brode. THIRD ROW: Donna Graham, Martha Kress, Jayne Dyce, Wayne Everett, Linda Burt, James Hawkins, Bonita Unger, Jeffrey Hawkins, Janet Cooper, Lowell Snyder, Jane Coppock, Judith Gray. FOURTH ROW: Betty Hanna, Gloria Conkle, James Rice, Linda Kress, Wilmer Lower, Louise Martin, Keith Keslar, Jo-Ann Fuhrman, Robert Coppock, Mr. Snyder. PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT vi N . v , , FOURTH GRADE CAD FIFST f'WN.' .luvwi Bush, lurry lnrm, Pnxtlwurm Gcmvrod, Llmvles Scivulmm-ns, Burburcm kumpbe,-U, ,Mum-5 l5w'XHy nmol Mu-Ilrs liuvyl low-S, Lumix Mffoy SEQAOND ROW Fugerw Hfwrviow Mxzvy Robb Rovmld C M1mh.1rNm, Cwmw VfmHov.w Hmm! 1 nooL fknmy Hmvwws, Anfhfmy Altommv, MISS Mwrcmr- TP-NPD QOXN Vwrgmm VV1-mv: Twmovlv Lmmll, Sully tmwmsf George Lhumbellcxrn, Jumce Bush, John Selby, Jcrvwes Wcird FOURTH GRADE CBD FWSI ROW ,Mme Good, Donald Smnth, Jomce llmlrswvll, Thermus VrmHorn, Drmw lmdsmy, lmmuld Blogs.-1 lwgqnvlrm Yudwr lumps BPH, Vwnkr fobourn, Tnrnothy Pulmw. SECOND ROW: Shwrlny Mmm, Even-It Lu-hmmm, Lmclu Lmmomh KPN' Bukvr, Sondra TroHe-r, Wwllicm Poss, Jenn Kfxuffman, Molvm Mercer. THIRD ROW- Mrss Awimion Km'-ax Smslvy Romulan S:w w, Elomf- long, Lnurlws Jones Bvffy Dvnws P.cM:vr:1 Pohl: Teresu Shows VACF THWTY NINF 7fte edlnazf - T 1 ' r..,........ Q .I THIRD GRADE cz-xp FIRST ROW: Lynrla Wheeler, David Stanley, Linda Keslar, Harold Anderson, Doris Hartley, Wilbur Fuhrrnan, Barbara Gray, Donald Dunn, Corleen Conlcle, Ross Bussard, SECOND ROW: Robert Echarcl, Karen Graham, Carol Graham, Ronald Detiow, Linda Johnson, Kenneth Gordon, Barbara Forney, James Hawkins, THIRD ROW: Mrs, Dowd, William Cooley, Vicki Bable, William Kress, Necia Cope, Alfred Baughman, Cheryl Bartholow, THIRD GRADE CBD FIRST ROW: Sharon Vocature, Thomas Neiheisel, Ellen Carter, Neal Reash, Frances Tenzek, Dennis Farmer, Betty Moe Grit: fith, Gary Corey, Bonnie Bowman. SECOND ROW: William McQuiston, Ruth Hess, Kenneth Lanzendorler, Sandra Town- send, Ronald Bowman, Nancy Cresanto, Thomas Wentz, Sandra Townsend, Ronald Bowman, Nancy Crescanto, Thomas Wentz, Sandra Ungar. THIRD ROW: Martha Vestfals, Daniel Kolarilc, Jayne Gorby, Raymond Sidwell, Linda Beck, Daniel Yeager, Sheila Leonard, Mrs. Snyder, PAGE FORTY E -of 1957 v H: YN A- ,V 3 P , . . X ,.--,.. r......... SECOND GRADE CAD FWQT TOY! Trrnatlry VanH0rn, Ianrfe Trotter, flrtford Brrnlrer, Ha7el Cralrant, Tlrantrw falrlvvvll, Connie Prnt, Paul Slnslm, Vrarnra fonverse, James Bable, Virginra Grttfrrlw. SECOND QOW: Barbara Sclwlrlrcis, Jolm Cope, Verna Pasco, Davrd fxltwr, Katlry Caldwell, Prqlrard Palranlslr, Karen Hatplnson, Kertlr Vullnogle, Llnda Buslr, Steven Knox, Foul Morris. THIRD ROW: Dowd Wlran, Randall Farmer, Kathleen Zarnogky, Stephen Dngman, Mary Ann Selby, Ronald DeAlty, Lonnie Zavnosl-y, Garntlr Snmlr, Jack McCoy, M155 Buermon, . .E . ,. ,. . , ..,. . ....- , . ,.. , W ., SECOND GRADE CBJ Vll-PST ROW' Sanflra Hall, Donalrl Hawlcrns, Lrnfla Blosser, Donalcl Hartley, Franfes Ne-lterael, Lloyd Campbell, Slrrrlvy Esen wvrn, K lrarlr-s Ne-sselrorte, Dollre Morrrs, Jerry Hufclrrson. SECOND ROW, Carol Rupert, Howard Frtzsimmons, Cathy Llegk nm Clary llawlans, Julra Fulrrrnan, Tlrcodore Qupert, Valerre Altornare, Lee Klbler, Sur' Etta Burt, Mrs. Brown, THIRD ROW Vtrllranr Strauss, Slraron Linn, Paul Hawkins, Duane Patrone, Robert Ycrrran, Beverly Werkart, Gary Bootlr, linda Snlrorllvy. l'ftl.rf l Ol-'TY ON? 7fae Gamez' 1 1- 1 FIRST GRADE CAD FlRST ROW: Karen Cope, Marilyn Crider, David Morris, Patricia Dunn, Jack Echard, Kathy Houlette, Thomas Hess, Ruby Lehman, Terry Vollnogle, Donna Jean Esenvvein, Charles Bailey, Lynn Horst, SECOND ROW: Joanne Horst, Linda Haw- kins, Sue Skowronski, Melvin Lehman, Linda Forney, Wayne Stanley, Rebecca Hawkins, Melvin Winters, Elaine Shisler, Bettianne Vocature, Miss Albright, ABSENT: Calvin Sprout. FIRST GRADE CBJ FIRST ROW: Ruby Coppock, Gregory McCoy, Ruth Hawkins, Robert Cresanto, Brenda Griffith, Dean Hartly, Jeanne Hess, Richard Johnson, Doris Yoder, Daniel Townsend, Deborah Lee, Richard Noel. SECOND ROW: Karen Stemple, Patricia Cope, Ruth Neheisel, Randall McBride, David Lehman, Veronica Tenzek, Alan McCamon, Deborah Kirk, Charles Lanzenclorfer, Linda Garrod, Kathleen Rupert, Mrs. Mercer. PAGE FORTY-TWO 01 1957 HST! VITIES U III H IHS UUHE QU PAGE FORTY-FOU R J -C -- -oy 1957 ' CONCERT BAND HRST ROW: Bonnie Sinsley, Albert Allmon, James Ziegler, Linda Peppel, Ronald Pittman, Ramond Moser, Marilyn Justice, Dollie Baker, Carol Kress, Carol Holloway, Joyce Keslar. SECOND ROW: Linda Zeitler, Meryl Esenwein, Leali Yealey, Joyce Rupert, Beverly Keslar, Judith Zarnosky, Karen Jones, Joanne Brode, Jean Converse, Lois Kress, Margie Hepburn, Jac queline Cope, Doris Nesselrotte, THIRD ROW: William Justice, James Converse, Darlene Conkle, Ellen Daniels, Carol Keslar, Joyce Hawkins, Mary Hoff, Gerald Justice, Nancy Mellinger, Patricia Converse, JUNIOR BAND FIRST ROW: Martha Kress, Patti Wonner, Judy Mercer, Jo-Ann Allman, Linda Converse, Gary Blosser, James Kress. SECOND ROW: David Baker, Wilmer Lower, Jack Hoff, Kenneth Holloway, Larry Rupert, Lowell Snyder, Harolrl Cooper PAGE FORTY-FIVE 744 Gamelf- H P i H-f 4 MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: Judith Bowman, Beverly Albright, Carol Weilcart, Mary Hoff, Doris Nesselrotte, Leah Yealey, Irene Digman, Margie Hepburn, Carol Keslar, Bonnie Sinsley, Linda Zeitler, Joyce Hawkins, Karen Snyder. SECOND ROW: Beverly Jones, Maxine Davidson, Elinor Schockley, Wayne Trotter, James Hess, Jerry Kaster, Robert Guy, Lee DeRhodes, Ernest Guindon, Philip Converse, Paul Miner, JoAnne Gaver, Ruth Baird, Phyllis McCall, Patricia Unger, THIRD ROW: Jo-Ann Cope, Nancy Crider, Joyce Detwiler, Sue Davis, Nancy Mellinger, Judith Snyder, Marilyn Justice, Patricia Converse, Mary Kyser, GIRLS' CHORUS FIRST ROW: Phyllis McCall, Linda Zeitler, Doris Nesselrotte, Leah Yealey, Carol Keslar, Irene Digman, Bonnie Sinsley, Margie Hepburn, Patricia Unger, Beverly Jones. SECOND ROW: Joyce Detwiler, Nancy Crider, Sue Davis Nancy Mel- linger, Mary Kyser, Beverly Albright, Judith Bowman, Jeanette Firestone, JoAnne Gaver, Maxine Davidson, Elinor Schock- ley, Darlene Detrow, Joyce Hawkins, PAGE FORTY-SIX 1- T ve of 1957 STUDENT COUNCIL FlRST ROW: Jean Rupert, Carol Weikart, Robert Guy, Joyce Detwiler, Paul Esenwein, Ruth Vestfals, SECOND ROW: Richard Siclwell, James Converse, Ann Davis, Larry Peppel, Robert Davis, Richard Mason, John Yacher, .Ioyfv Rupi-rt, HOMECOMING STANDING: Phyllis McCall, Thomas Mentz, Jean Rupert, William Gorby, Carol Weikart, James Palmer, Joyce Detvviler, Howard Cope, Thomas Brown, Janice Mackall, Ronald Costanzo, Alan Rupert, Ronald Dickens, Virginia Wlirtacre, Thom is Bowker, Joyce Belling, John Omslaer, Cynthia Garrocl, Lernoin Chamberlain, Linda Sharol. SEATEDf Sue Davis, .lo Ann Bacon, PAGE FORTY-SEVEN 7fze0amel'f-R - -e e SENIOR PLAY CAST FIRST ROW: Miss Mercure, Philip Converse, Arthur Bell, Thomas Brown, Robert Guy, James Rowan, Robert Zarnosky, Howard Cope. SECOND ROW: Nancy Crider, Sandro Kannal, Jo-Ann Cope, Maralyn Bell, Sue Davis, Nancy Mellinger, Lois Brubaker, Joyce Detwiler. 'l'll1i ANCIQLI, l5RA'1'5 Hydrzingezi ,Iodine .'ilIllJSOIl, Llie negro cook lipicleniic Apocolypsc Peters, her l'i:1nce . Ruth Alden, Angells' door-niait i Dr. XVylie Angell, zi professor ol' zoology , Pailricizi Angell, Put , XVylie's eldest dziugliter. VCllCll1l Vain Arlen, ll Lezicliei' ol' tllllllllllllf 2111 . Dorothy Angell, 'lDoclo , XVylie's youngest . ,,,,..... CLi':1iuln1zi Crimes, the young Angells' inziternzil grzindmother Alzirizis Peziliocly, XVylie's rich :incl irziscible old uncle .... ,, Orley Vzin Arlcn. Pulls lisping ziclinirei' .. .......,, ...,, . ,. XVinnie Olipllzinl. ai peiliinie szileswonizin ..., . ..,,. ......... .....,,, , Don llznggel, :I college freslniizin with PA'I '-ropliobizi 'l'wil:i 'l'wiLcl1ell. an 1'llllill'CIl,S liln'zn'izin ,, ..,,.,. , Mzirzilyn Bell .,Chzu'les Miner .lo-Ann Cope .,,RolJert Guy ......Sue Davis Nzincy Mellingei' .. ,Joyce Detwilei' .....HfJYN'2il'll Cope liillv Angell, XVvlie's liziriiiii-sciiruiii son , . .....,..,,, .. ........,. . .Helen X'Vilkes Izinies Pike .Philip Comerse .Loretta Tzirkzi ,,,.c,.AIa111es Rowan ,, Sandra Kzumzil PAGE FORTY-EIGHT Uf 1957 JUNIOR PLAY CAST FIRST ROW: William Baker, James Hess, Louis Groubert, Ernest Guindon, Dale Bender, Paul Esenwein, David Brothers, Lee Dellhodes, James Palmer, Paul Miner, William Gorby. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Anderson, Barbara Jones, Doris Nessel- rotte, Miriam Zimmerman, Judith Snyder, Charlotte Snyder, Patricia Converse, Carol Bell, Miriam Mazzone, Linda Zeitler, Carol Weikart, Carol Keslar, Margie Hepburn, lrene Digman, Bonnie Sinsley, Marilyn Justice, Leah Yealey. '1'A'1 l'LE'l'ALE Patty Blaine, tl1e tattletale Mrs. Blaine, her nrother ....,, J Mr. Blaine, her father Isabell, l1er older sister ,.....,,,.... J Artie, her younger brother Ida May, her girl lriend . 'l'od Jennings, her boy lriend J Paul Cunnnings, a young editor JJ JJ Mr. Nexon, the principal JJ ,,,, Mrs. Nexon, his wife ..,...,,,,.....,, Miss Wiggain, a teacher Mlalt Kennedy, the detective J JJ Louella, high school friend Monica, high school friend .,.,,. ...... .....,.. J J JJ Barney, high school friend ..., ......., ,... ,,,........, . J . Mr. XVl1ittaker, President ol' the Board Mr. Bixley, a business man .,....,,,,.,......,, ......... ........ .... Mrs. Lorirner, president ol x'VUlllCll,S Club J Hetty Heaton, ol the radio ...,,,,, . ....,,,, ..... J Quiz, a reporter J JJJJJ JJJJJJ. J J. JJJJJ Pronipter JJJJJ JJJJJ J .JJ Make-up JJJJJJJJJ JJ JJJJJJJJJJJJ J. Margie Hepburn 'atricia Converse .Paul lisenwein JJJ-Iudith Snyder JJJJJlVilliarn Baker Carol Mleikart ...Lee Dellhodes JJ lirnest Ciuindon JJl,ouis Groubert JJ.Marilyn Alustite J JJJ.. Irene Digrnan J J Dale lieruler J Linda Zeitler . JJJJ Jllarol Kcslar David Brothers . MJAJZIIIICS lialnier J..l'aul Miner lXlarian Maxfzrne ...J Leah Yealey JJJJ Bonnie Sinsley Charlotte Snyder J JJBonnie Sinsley Business Managers J JJJ. J JJJJ ...Leah Yealey, Doris Nesselrotle Publicity J J...J JJJJJJ J J JJJJ JJJJ J Aludy Snyder, Marilyn Justice Director J JJJJ J J J JJJJJJJJ JJJJJJJJJ J JJJJJ JMrs. Anderson PAGE FORTY-NINE 7fne Game! , 'E' 'iii JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM May 4, 1956 THEME: CANDYLAND PAGE FIFTY - - - - W 1957 Welmine NZIIICY Nlellinger 'I'onsunzmer , ..,.,,,,, .... ....., ...., . . , ,Rolmeri illnnurax Devotions . ,, Sue l,1lX'ix Remarks by the Senior President Ricluml lhuris .junior Speaker . . , , Philip fi0llX'l'l'Sl' linlerlziinnient Senior Speaker . . Maury Anne lillinu Clrowning nl' the King :incl Queen llCllllll'kS .. ..., , .... . . . , KIUSCIDII Driscoll, l'rinc'ilml Orcl1est1':1 PAGE FIFTY-ONE 7fze Gamelf--L e E A - A ' -as N - BLACK AND WHITE STAFF FIRST ROW: Mr. DeSanti, Howard Cope, James Pike, Robert Guy, Thomas Brown, Arthur Bell, Robert Zarnosky, Charles Miner. SECOND ROW: Helen Wilkes, Nancy Crider, Sondra Kannol, Jo4Ann Cope, Nancy Mellinger, Maralyn Bell, Sue Davis, Lois Brubaker, Joyce Detwiler. Editor .. . t ,, . .............,,., Robert Guy Assistuiit Editor , i Nancy Mellinger Business Alilllilgffl' . .... Lois Brubaker .Xrt Editor , , .... Joyce Detwiler ,Xssistznlt Art Editor .... .. .,.. Thoinzis Brown Sports Editor . .,., ,,,Howz1rd Cope .Xssistzint Sports Editor A .... . .........,, ......... ,,....,....,,..,,.. . . ...Ch1ll'lCS Miner Typists ,, t it .,,,, ...,.,, ........, , , . ....,.,, Sue Davis, Robert Zzirnosky, Nlztrulyn Bell, Sandra Kzxnnal, Nancy Clrider, .Ion-Xnn Cope, -Iznnes Pike, Leah Yeuley. News Editor .......,. ........,.. .........,,................. H e len Wilkes Miriieogiupliiiig t t ,Cliarles Miner, Arthur Bell Assembling ........, ,. Senior Class Advisor . ......... Mr. DeSzmti PAGE FIFTY-TWO ag mv SPDBTS we emezf x q - - uosow EADG P 'JJaqnoJ9 MDG EP 'ozuogsoj plouog 'sJaqJoJ was 9:00 uaoql 'Ja SD W zJua JW spooM GPJIHJ. O21 PIUUOH :M nf 'Japuag U! U 9 HV 'J ssng II9 Luof 'Aalsu g S9 09 opJ 'LJ 'Iaddad AJJO1 P-'DLPEH PIDUOH u.JonJl 'Js Jqaoag SD a6uassaW 'J DG JA 'sauof p HS GNO3 OH IM Ions JG 'JW J 01 .IJ A naf'UaqnH A sJoLJJnV Paws uaJoeH uag Jwv! o1 'Joaqg u syn -'O 'uaqno wav 'JJedn5 Ona QUKOM :Moa isa J BSS U .JW uoJMaN nod uasg gafvx 'u ssnd II9 IV '4'ul5!1q selmqg ! W Uau OV SQUJ 'ssaH uqof UO W D!II!M LU 'asnoLJuJog 0141 SDUJ 19 O M 'u F SO qda 'ozumsog PAGE FIFTY-FOUR FOOTB A LL SNAPS 05 1957 E mi'- I . A . NA O I 0 Z 0 E fx X' I Q X K xi 5 Q K ff 2 N 5 A I if x 5 iv, 'xv x 5 X H, X I sg G ! r d fx S f 9 C L ::, t I , I-:iw x X + 5 ii ' ' 1 - M Q Y A AQxx .' ,wwf SW f x D .f X 'V' 1 G 9 W .A ra 1 ,Q 'il 1 2 -w Q I x ? Q x 1 E . it E Qggg Bggfisr 1-QM , ....., vw 22 1 , 1 :5i5'-eggig, MI :::1:':EaE?f.:- 3 .. -4 I +31 X ' ..,: - Q.: ,S . -.:::-5:5-' .:::::::::-, J X 2 E . EABL Esiggygy QAPEE. QS B fx 03' H .I 2 'K S ,tg Q xx X 5 ' -1: ff Au- X is Xa., vis- . 1 0 Z 0 3 0 4 0 A Rm 0,9 05' 02' 0! ,.: Vx Q . E Q x .ff xx 4 . 5 X Y -... T? f Y X . x x 0 S 1 gg E V UN ff f e . .11 ., ,. pw -r , I' N X A , 1- xi s 1 'ff A Q .Y . . , , ' NZ? N. 4. ,W f it X r in N 4 'wk x x ' Q s W . 1 , j 1 Kami SM gym-if L .5 V K 7. NSC-L. 40 30 20 f0 ww efmzf 1 2-1- FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Nancy Boughmcm, Sue Doyis, Joyce Boker, Evelyn Webber, Louise Rupert, Dcxrlo Kocenski, Carol Weikorf FOOTBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1956 We They September 20 SCIJICIIIIJCI' 29 October 6 October IIS A October 20 October 27 .,. November 2 November 9 . ...CLreenl'0rd , , .. , .AA.. Lowcllville ., ........Springfield ,.,Szulineville . Wliezxver Local , , .Ncwelle ...,.. ......, , ,Struthers Reserves A ,NIQIIVCTII A..e.,, 39 0 Z0 13 7 I2 35 6 45 0 14 7 3-I 6 20 0 PAGE FIFTY-EIGHT J- 4-- ,- oyfyw VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Raymond Moser, Howard Cope, Charles Miner, Robert Guy, Paul Esvnwsin, Laverne Keslai, William Bruker, James Gordon. SECOND ROW: Paul Miner, Louis Grouberi, Thomas Russell, Thomas Brown, William Gorby, Mi, Newton, PAGE FIFTY-NINE VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Carol Weilcart, Phyllis McCall, Joyce Baker, Sue Davis, Nanry Mellingvi, 7fzeeameZ':-e 1 1- - Howard Cope-Senior Howdie was the best all around player we had this year. He had a very good iump shot that could be made from any- where on the court. Charles Miner-Senior Charlie was a good player on offense and defense, and had a very good iump shot from the side. Robert Guy-Senior Tall and efficient was Bob. He was good at getting rebounds. He was also good in his shots. Paul Esenwein-Junior Paul was o good floor man and had a good driving shot. He could be depended on to add points when needed. Laverne Keslar-Sophomore Laverne was a very worthwhile player on both offense and defense. He could be depended on to add points when needed. Thomas Brown-Senior Tom's height helped our team to get re- bounds. He was also good in his shots from the corner. Cmnjzliinfnts of THE BURN RITE COAL COMPANY Mijeaii, Wlest Virginia and New Waterford, Ohio Phone New Waterfoifcl GL 7-2212 PAGE SIXTY - my mv RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Thomas Brown, William Gorby, Louis Groubert, David Groubert, Thomas Russell, Wlllmm Rwker SFKOND ROW4 Paul Mlner, Thomas Mentz, Donald Vignon, Roy Peaslw, Mr Newton. Noyember November December December December December December December January January January 20 30 4 8 ll T8 21 178 4 5 8 january 15 January T3 January QQ January Q5 January 29 February February February T 5 lf? February 21 February 23 PAGE SIXTYVONE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1956 -1957 , Atwater .New Waterford .. Salineville North Lima . Leetoma ., Greentord Malvern . ,Alumnn . Springfield Berlrn Center , ST, Mcmryls . .. Goshen . New Waterlord , Salinevulle , Augusta ,. ,Greenford .. Berlun Center ,.,.St. Mary's . TOURNAMENT SCORES Unnted Local . .Salineville New Waterford We 54 59 51 46 6l 40 33 56 4? 40 5l 44 6? 46 66 49 55 53 6? 56 74 Tlwy 65 83 64 57 7? 5? T9 63 75 47 56 63 80 517 75 64 5? 84 33 53 44 7faeec-mall f 56 57 E A S K 5 T B A L lb- , W i957 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM H5651 I-'OVW Romrld Turnpy, lrrrry Graham, Larry Peppel, Clarence Kurmoi, Ross Drllon, Charles Mvmtz, Dorurlri long Rr-lmvrr Rrry, SECOND ROW1 Bruce Yorrcm, Rcrynrond Urombcrlmn, Donald Wisler, Pcrul Beck, John Altmr, Pcrlplr Wrilm Porwrrlrf Prfvnmn, Mr Newton AGP SIXTY TH JUNIGR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Jvrm Bell, Srmdrrr Cobourrw, Dolly Boker Wblhmd- aaaaa a CALENDAR OF EVENTS SEPTEMBER 4. School begins. Only one half day. 17. juniors order their class rings. 20. Home football game with Creenford. 21. Seniors put out the first Black and White. 24. Teachers have a party at Mrs. Miller's home. 28. Fairfield Sc New Waterford Seniors have a meeting about the Homecoming. 29. Football game at Lowellville. OCTOBER l. Seniors pictures taken at Davis Studio. 2. Class pictures taken, 5. Black and White. 6. Home football game with Springfield. Homecoming. l3. Football game with Salineville at Leetonia field. 19. Black and White. 20. Home football game with Beaver Local. 27. Football game at Newell. NOVEMBER 2. Black and White. 9. Home football game with Malvern. 16. Black and White. 20. Basketball game at Atwater. 30. Home basketball game with New Waterford. Black and White. DECEMBER 4. Home basketball game with Salineville. 8. Basketball game at North Lima. ll. Basketball game at Leetonia. 18. Basketball game at Greenford. 21. Basketball game at Malvern. Black and White. Christmas vacation begins. 22. Senior Christmas party. JANUARY 2. Back to school after Christmas vacation. 4. Home basketball game with Springfield. 5. Basketball game at Berlin Center. 8. Basketball game at St. Mary's. ll. Black and White. l5. Basketball game at Goshen Union. IS. Basketball game at New Waterford. 22. Basketball game at Salineville. 25. Home basketball game with Augusta. Black and White. 29. Home basketball game with Greenford. PAGE SIXTY-FOUR l 1 1 I i 1 ---- 0g i957 FEBRUARY 1. Home bzxsketlmll gznne with Berlin Center. Horne lxlskethzill gzune with St. N1ziry's. 8. Blzifk and XVhit,e. 13. flffllilfll Grower's meeting :it the school. 21. Bund gives at progrznn ut Beaver l.oC:11. 22. George x'V21Sll111g'lOI1'S Birthday. No school. 23. Music' Boostel s Dance. MARCH 1. Black :ind XVhite. 12. Students given polio shots. 15. Black and NVhite. 16. One-Act Plays. 29. -junior ztssetnlmly. Black and XVhite. FSO. Music Boosters' Dance. APRIL 5. Home liconontics classes and F.'1'..'X. go to Beaver Local School lor Home licononlitis Career Day. 11. Athletic Banquet. 12. Leetoniu bzmd gives an assembly at our school. Black and White. 13. Music Boosters' Dance. 151. Good lfridzty. No school. 26. Black and 1'Vhite Uuniorsj. M.-XY 10. Black :md 1Vhite. 15. Seniors' lust dziy of school. 17. Senior Day. 19. 1'12lCCZl12lll1'C2llC. 20. COIIIIIICIICCIIICIII. 24. Lust day ol' school. PAGE SIXTY-FIVE 746 6001024 9' E I 1 IILUIIIIII CLASS OF '56 LOIS ALLMON ADELAIDE AUGUSTINE BEVERLY BABLE JOYCE BENDER SANDRA BRINKER ORVILLE BURBICK WALTER BURT DIXIE CARLISLE EUGENE CULLER RICHARD DAVIS MARY ANNE ELLIOTT LORENA FLANNERY DONNA GARROD JAMES GASTON SUZANNE HE.NTZELMAN LARRY KANNAL JOYCE LITTLE THOMAS LYDON MOLLIE MALONE LAVERNE McCLAUGHLIN HERMAN MILLER MYRNA MORROW JOS. PAHANISH LARRY PORTER MAXINE RUPERT JANET SEAMANS KATHLEEN SNYDER JOAN WASSINK MONNIE WELLMAN NANCY WORKMAN WILLIAM WRIGHT CLASS OF '55 DONALD BLOSSER O. MARIE BLOSSER E. MATLENE BROWN DALE BURT PETER CASPER KATHLEEN CHAMBEILAIN DONALD COPE DORIS DETROW LAVERN ESENWEIN LEE GRIM CARALINE JOHNSON JOHN MELLINGER RICHARD MENTZ ROBERT MILLER RONALD REASH RENATE SCHACH RICHARD SMITH LEANNE TUCKER M. GRAYDON WELLING CHARLOTTE WILKES CLEMENT WOLFGANG LOIS ZIMMERMAN CLASS OF '54 MARY ELLA BELL YVONNE COPE DOROTHY ESENWEIN FRANK EVERETT PAUL FARMER SONDRA FIRESTONE ROBERT FLANNERY KENNETH GARROD FRANCES HEPBURN GEORGE KYSER V. FRANKLIN LUDWIG ALFRED MANSELL MICHAEL MERCURE CAROLE MORLAN GILDA MORROW BARBARA PAHANISH DEAN RAY GLENN RICE JAMES RUSSELL WAYNE SITLER GLENN SPILLMAN LARRY STEVENS THOMAS WEBER DONALD WELLMAN KENNETH WORKMAN 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 1 CLASS OF '52 DONALD IABLE 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 '5'I 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 PAGE SIXTY-SIX 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 DQRHODES 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 CHAMBERLAIN DOROTHY DQRHODES THELMA DYKE ZELMA DYKE DOROTHY EWING MARY FIRESTONE DONNA HAMILTON ELLIS HAWKINS DONNA LAMONCHA CLARA MILLER JACK ROBINS FRANCIS RODRICK LEON TAYLOR DOROTHY TOOT LAWRENCE WATERS GLORIA YARIAN PAGE SIXTY-SEVEN IILUIIIIII 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 GRACE COPPOCK 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 MA: MCLAUGHLIN PHILLIP PIERSON ALICE WELLMAN VERDA SCHOOLEY 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 LVELYN MCLAUGHLIN ROBERT MEISER JOHN NEIHEISEL JOHN RICE EVELYN SCHMIDT WILMER SWOPE MARJURIE 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 Of 1957 7h Gamelf 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 READSHAW 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 IILUIIIIII 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 BURK BETTY BURT GALEN BURT ROGER CALDWELL HARRY CANNON HELEN CANNON CHARLES CROOK MARY LOUISE DeRHODES 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 '31 PAUL BLOSSER sions: BOGDAN, Noam anmxsn Avsnrrr DAVIDSON ELEANOR musoo THELMA svms rnmx suv, GALEN rmwxms nur-I Mncuum PAUL PEPPEL num me Jmes RAY sions: scnuuor, rnsnsmcx wma, :own WELSH GIVAH WISLER LOWELL znscun 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 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 PAGE SIXTY-EIGHT PAGE SIXTY-NINE 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 RENKENBURG 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 MILDRED WHITACRE ER, IILUIIIIII ROBERT BELL LULU BIERMAN HENRIETTA BURT GERTRUDE CARLSON ERMA CARTER OSBORNE FARMER ALBERT GLECKLER HAROLD HAWKINS LELA HAWKINS THEDA PEPPEL 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 McLAUGHLIN EDNA MIGHT ROBERT RICHARDSON HARVEY WEBER ERNEST WILHELM LILLIAN WILLIAMSON LAVELLE YARIAN 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 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 CLASS OF '2I 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 'IB MYRON BRUBAKER SELMA COPPOCK CHARLES FERRALL SCOTT GRIM ELIZABETH WOLFF. ag 1957 ,Iv i x K Q K ..,. f:..,,, I5 1, M mf S E N I O RST K 5 . Q A Loil's Party V Scvcnfh 3 NfG Zur The Gan, W C hor Lu.. .X..... W..M..,,, W I , LMS .ws Gee 777 lnlcn 4 ,m mX.m 2 M....M.W.. PAGE SEVENTY I A ------------ of 1957 'f f1DVEBTlSlI1B - SIIHPSHUT .iz 7fze eamell C Bob andffufhfqnn Rich -Sue and Bob Nana 3, b - ,To-Ann 1' Nancj and .Tolwrl Swttfc Sue i 4 X , Charlie 4' Paul f. ..... N.M,.,.,..,n.. N ,I Bob I Q 1 4 1 . ' Q 1 4 I' 1 1 - ' K Hardly n C horlie Hel: n .. 4 ' .To-Ann PAGE SEVENTYYTW -1 'Em 2044464 7 Merchants Division Salem Chamber Of Commerce j '7lw Gamezi-fe--E 1- Columbiana Foundry Co Semi Steel, Grey Iron AND Alloy Castings COLUNIBIANA, omo Kampfer's Texaco B.F. Goodrich Tires and Batteries 3I EAST PARK AVENUE - IV 2-9478 COLUMBIANA, OHIO I RICHARDSONS , Western Auto Store B . C East Palestine, Ohio 11 argaln en er I AUTO SUPPLIES 81 ACCESSORIES I,OOI Bargains E. PARK EXT. COLUMBIANA, OHIO TELEPHONE IV 2-4359 BICYCLES, BICYCLE PARTS TRICYCLES, WAGONS, ETC. REFRIGERATORS, FOOD FREEZERS, WASHERS, DRYERS BEILING TV APPLIANCES MOTOROLA TV - PHILCO - NORGE Service On AII Makes RADIO - RECORD PLAYERS - TV Antennas Repuired and Installed LOWER ELKTON ROAD - Ph: IV 2-2862 COLUMBIANA, OHIO We welcome your business THE FIRESTONE BANK LISBON, OHIO Phone HA 4-3510 Member F.D.I.C. L. I Compliments Of I GOLDEN AGE BOTTLING co. Youngstown, Ohio I Compliments Of ' Cipriano And Son Service Station - Sohio Products PHONE KI 9-2907 - South Ave. Ext. POLAND, OHIO of mv I PRETZELS POTATO CHIPS ' CHEESE CORN F. F. CORN I CORN TWISTEES E Manufactured By I 7 Berg s Bretzels, Inc. LEETONIA, OHIO I I ESTABLISHED I885 l 7fze amaze--A 1 - i A I Compliments of Kyser Electrical Service Compliments For the best in electrical service Of COLUMBIANA-LISBON ROAD COLUMBIANA, OHIO - Phone IV 2-2538 ' MACKALL'S Chrysler . . . Plymouth ' Phone GA 6-9615 A FRIEND I Frigidaire Appliances Phone GA 6-3655 Farm Equipment Phone GA 6-as4a I :Ast PALesnNe, omo F... I CONGRATULATIONS, NEW ALUMNAE The past 12 years of your schooling have made boys and girls into the men and women you are today. You have learn- ed the facts, dates, statistics, and data which have formed your ideas, opinions, and beliefs on everything you will now be facing. The world is yours . . . to make better as you become the students, teachers, technicians, workers, voters, and parents of tomorrow. May you succeed in all you attempt. A hearty handclasp of good wishes. 1856 - McKeIvey's - 1957 -f-- Gf 1957 Start Your Banking Business at THE UNION BANKING COMPANY The Friendly Bank MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Columbiana, Ohio Best Wishes to The Class of 1957 EDGAR BELL I Well Drilling and I Pump Service Deming Pumps Columbiana, Ohio D. 2 Phone IV 2-4000 COMPUMENTS RoAD SERVICE OF HOPPES PAULIN'S TIRE SERVICE S OHIO SERVICE Beside 1... M I COLUMBIANA - PHONE IV 2 3626 R. D. I New Waterford RECAPPING Phone: Columbiana IV 2-2007 I Goodyear and U.S. Tires 764 Gamez' A Compliments of Wirth Variety Store WALLPAPER, PAINTS, TOYS, HOUSEWARES DINNERWARE, WINDOW SHADES, POST CARDS EAST PALESTINE, OHIO Compliments of Nangles Watch Shop 100 NORTH MARKET ST. EAST PALESTINE, OHIO Phono GA 6-3753 Compliments Of Park Avenue GIFT SHOP EAST PALESTINE, OHIO - Ph: GA 6-2602 Mr. and Mrs. George Benton, Props. Columbiana I Cylinder Grinding Company Automotive Parts and Machine Shop 'I44 EAST PARK AVENUE Compliments Of The Union Commercial and Savings Bank 211, percent Interest on Savings EAST PALESTINE, OHIO Compliments Of Insure By Heck 594 WEST NORTH AVENUE GA 6-2679 - EAST PALESTINE, OHIO Compliments Of Lisbon Office THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK OF SALEM Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation LISBON, OHIO 0g 1957 l 1 1 l I Congratulations, Class of '57 BURTON FORD SALES Bob Burton Salem - Lisbon Road '7fae Game! Compliments Of The Columbiana Motor Co. CHEVROLET Sales and Service 140 East Park Avenue COLUMBIANA, OHIO The Columbiana Tractor Sales Ford Tractors 3. Implements Ph iv 2-2433 conumsmm, oriio BEST WISHES FROM HOLLOWAY 8: SON Columbiana, Ohio Compliments Of STAHL'S COAL 8: BUILDERS' SUPPLIES, INC. FRIENDLY SERVICE SINCE 1895 COLUMBIANA OHIO Phone IV 2 3326 Compliments of MARKET GOLDEN DAWN FOODS 267 soum MAIN srnssr SPONSELLER'S PHONE IV 2-2127 COLUMBIANA OHIO 7 1 Compliments Of THE VOGUE SHOP We curry o Complete Line of BLOUSES - HATS -- LINGERIE PURSES - JEWELRY - SCARFS HANKIES - HOSE lNFANT'S WEAR rn iv z-aaa: Best Wishes CAMPBELL'S CLEANERS 2-H our Service COLUMBlANA'S ONLY DRY CLEANING PLANT Columbiana, Ohio COLUMBIANA LEDGER Serving the biggest little town in Ohio With Best Wishes to The Class of 57 MELLIN GER LUMBER, INC. LUMBER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES 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 ---- Q! 1957 - WEIKART FEED MILL , Dealer In CHAMPION COAL FEED, FLOUR, FERTILIZER GRINDING 8g MIXING FARM MACHINERY - CASE Furniture Store Compliments to Closs of I957 LEETONIA, OHIO I Leetonia, Ohio I I Compliments Of SPATHOLT'S HARDWARE HA 7-6513 LEETONIA, OHIO I MORRIS OIL CO. - Sunoco Products 311 C I mbia Sire I Ph HA 7-6722 LEETONIA, OHIO 7fze Glamefr----iQ' E ----!-f---f-- '- Compliments of TINGLE COAL CO. PHONE GL 7-2101 NEW WATERFORD, OHIO I H. Tingle, Owner WELSH MOTORS Sales FORD Service Phone Klmball 9-3547 NEW SPRINGFIEID, OHIO Compliments Ot RURAL SUPPLY ATKINSON? FEED SEEDS FENCE I MENS cLotHiNo, HATS complete line Of HABERDASHERY Farm Hardware I RED. No. 2 - COLUMBIANA AT MIDDLETON I EAST PALESTINE, oi-no Phone col. iv 2-4821 Casey's Shoe Store Lisbon, Ohio CONRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Class of 1957 24-Hour Heavy Duty Wrecker Service T. A. HILL MOTORS Sales OLDSMOBILE Service Night Phone IV 2-3682 Day Phone IV 2-4233 COLUMBIANA, OHIO - Compliments of EAST PALESTINE SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION EAST PALESTINE, OHIO Cerni Pontiac Sales 318 North Main Street Phone IV 2-3646 coLuMsiANA, oi-no -------------- of 1957 I C O U R T RESTAURANT just Good Food 126 East Lincoln Way Lisbon, Ohio EDYTHE M. HANNA, Owner Adam Rudibaugh of HAMILTON'S Rexall Drug Store We Will Fill Your Doctor's Prescriptions Lisbon, Ohio THERON'S IGA MARKET And Drive-In One mile south of Columbiana on Ohio State route 164 Serving folks from far and near Large Selection - Fine Food A friendly place to eat and shop SMITH'S FURNITURE INC. Quality Home Furnishings Open Tuesday and Friday Evenings FEATURING: Simmons Bedding Franklin Furniture -me emu: ------ ---------- Compliments of Attorney William C. Lodge Compliments of Dr. Barber Good Wishes t th Cl f i957 Columbiana Machine Co. Compliments of BURB ICK REALTY A Wise Man Invests His Money In A Home Phone IV 2-2573 Columbiana, Ohio Compliments Of Columbiana Milling 8: Supply Company 319 South Elm Street Phone IV 2-4612 COLUMBIANA, OHIO Compliments of R O H R E R Builders Supply COAL ROOFING ond BUILDING MATERIAL Ready Mixed Concrete DUQUESNE STREET Ph ne IVanhoe 2-4379 Columbiana, Oh C pliments to the Class of 1957 OlafA.Todd INSURANCE COLUMBIANA, OHIO -- -- ---- -0jf957 Compliments of LEHMAN HARDWARE CO. Columbiana, Ohio Headquarters for HARDWARE PAINT SPORTING GOODS WITMER IMPLEMENT SALES Parts and Service Phone HAzel 7-6027 Columbiana, Ohio Minneapolis Moline Bean Sprayers McCullough Ferguson THE FRANKLIN FURNITURE CO. Columbiana, Ohio sITLERjs FLOWERS For A11 Occasions Congratulations to The Class ot '57 Columbiana, Ohio 7114 Game! 1 .TQ22 Band H Third grade TCXGYS Gob Princdss Fourfh Grade Delis' which is Pike? E F-PBC kfes HB-f6h'5 Birffqcfajy izflfy ffarxrzaf' A 4 db, K6-TIP 25 .i N' 4 ' ' --5 : ' ,ffl 441' mwqwvx Q ga, .. ,.'-v --,:- MAY ,.., , N X .,, SWK aww? , W . 'V W ' 'f ' 'pb' 5 Q, Q J ::.. ff .W -' ,n f ,,. 4 A f V' J? Qf 'Q-- fi --- ff ff j A, - Q A f -W ff -' 1 , 2 : ' Em. Wefenst we cafe ih The -fiffh grade. - 61 1957 TRIANGLE S E R V I C E Ashland Gas . . . . . . Valvoline Oil Expert Lubrication and Minor Repairs Columbiana, Ohio K E L L E R Battery Service Co. Carl S. Keller - WESTINGHOUSE - Ranges - Refrigerators - Dryers Laundromats - Radios - Television TAPPAN RANGES EASY and SPEED QUEEN WASHERS Phone IV 2-4225 COLUMBIANA, OHIO 'II l HAWKINS Plumbing and Heating Edgar Floyd Holloway Hawkins Telephone GL 7-2277 Route 7 in East Fairfield I I 1 1 CHURCH FIELD Prescription Pharmacy, Incorporated North Main Street 1 COLUMBIANA, OHIO Phone lVanhoe 2-2528 I1 l f- Congratulations To Class of 57 A11en's Shoe Store JONES' MARKET I at East Fairfield Fresh Meats and Groceries I Quality Shoes for the Family G S and O., 3 I 38 South Main SI ce IV 2-2395 - COLUMBIANA, OHIO rt Ph one: NEW WATERFORD GL 7-2'I'l2 7Aee0ln6i: 1F' l' 1 l,-I Compliments Of The Koch Motor Co. Compliments Of I COLUMBIANA F O R D CLEANERS and ROY RUPER-rl OWNER I4 18 East Park Avenue Phone IV 2-4616 COLUMBIANA, OHIO ' PHONE Iv 2-2518 STALEY and GLENN The Home of Good Shoes Expert Shoe Repairing Phone IV 2-4118 Columbiana, Ohio SMITH'S SOHIO SERVICE 237 North Main Street Columbiana, Ohio Phone IV 2-2423 Congrat l .l ns and Good Luck to THE CLASS OF '57 J. K. HARDING I Compliments Of KELLER HARDWARE GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS I MAYTAG WASHERS COLUMBIANA, OHIO I Phone Columbiana IV 2-4628 Compliments Of North East Ohio POULTRY ASSN. fffwfctzw Eggs Poultry COLUMBIANA, OHIO I LA WREN CE Department Store CARPETS . . . RUGS ' LINOLEUM FURNITURE Phone GK 6-2325, East Palestine Y l, ' BEST WISHES J. AND E. RECORD SHOP To the Class of 1957 Television - Radio THE Sales and Service ENTERPRISE COMPANY Emerson Westinghouse Zenith Subsidiary of The Wm. K. STAMETS CO. l57 South Main Slreei Columbiana, Ohio Phone IV 2-27-44 I Columbiana, Ohio of 1957 Compliments of COLUMBIANA BOILER CO. BT COLUMBIANA, OHIO JUUIORS M o B cmof. Buoozfs BAHB B GGOFERS - ---- 07 1957 Compliments of GLEN HAWKINS Plumbing df Heating Route 7 Between Fairfield and Rogers PHONE ROGERS 5271 COMPLIMENTS OF THE NEW WATERFORD BANK Service With Safety Since 1906 Ohio Certified Seeds and Hardwood Lumber Seneca 81 Thorne Seed Wheat Aiax - Clintland - Clinton Seed Aiax - Clintland - Clinton Seed Oats Dayton and Wany Seed Barley RALPH WHAN AND SONS Leetonia, Ohio Phone Lisbon HA 4-5752 NEW WATERFORD FURNITURE COMPANY Manufacturers of LIVING ROOM FURNITURE New Waterford, Ohio 7fze Game! I , . SW 'QW for-ly 196 6' ----- -- e - -0ff957 W fb rn F?- E rn 13 fb ua Ff- O U1 fb 53 'lla O '-1 U 'il HJ rn rn O -Q-. 'NA YD U1 xi RAY LEWIS AND COMPANY Plastic Pipe Distributors LISBON, OHIO Steaks Chops HECK'S RESTAURANT l One-Fourth Mile East of Columbiana I Good Food - Friendly Service l Telephone IV 2-4458 Columbiana, Ohio l You can leave your style at home and eat with us. Chicken Home Made Ice Cream I 744 Game! f- THE EAST FAIRFIELD COAL CO. Location: FIVE POINTS, NORTH LIMA, OHIO A11 Sizes of I Domestic and Industrial Coal 100 Pct. Bituminous NORTH LIMA - Klmball 9-2165 l 1 1 ' '- T' M I L L ER S I WELLS' DRUG sToRE APPLIANCES FLOOR COVERING I The REXALI. Store FURNITURE I mon: IV 2-4113 Phone IV 2-3334 COLUMBIANA OHIO P bl Square - Calumbi Oh I Compliments Of FITZPATRICK BROS. CRAWFORD MARKET uGood clothes For Menu Friendly Service COLUMBIANA, OHIO and Fine Foods Since 1911 PHONE IV 2-3315 COLUMBIANA OHIO Gf aw Congratulations Seniors DAVIS STUDIO AND PHOTO SUPPLY Your Official Comet Photographers South Market Street Compliments Of ATKINSON'S MEN'S CLOTHING, HATS HABERDASHERY EAST PALESTINE, OHIO East Palestine, Ohio Compliments Of BECK MOTOR SALES FORD Sales and Service GA 6-2327 EAST PALESTINE OHIO Compliments Of I S T N I C K ' S 'I28 NORTH MARKET STREET EAST PALESTINE, OHIO Johnnies Radio and Appliances 40 West Main Street EAST PALESTINE, OHIO Complete lines of: G. E., Westinghouse, Maytag TV a Specialty Motorola - Zenith - Dumont Westinghouse - G.E. Phone GA 6-2384 vfwemezt --A--1 --3 t--- I . - - ..... I MASCHER I Jewelry Store FINE DIAMONDS Watches and Jewelry I LUGGAGE and SMALL APPLIANCES 139 North Market Street Phone GA 6-3172 EAST PALESTINE, OHIO I . .. McCommon Hardware ALL KINDS OF HARDWARE 140 North Mazket Street Phone GA 6-9366 EAST PALESTITNE OHIO I Compliments Of I R. H. MURRAY 8: SON DON ARCHIBALD Insurance Agency Your Purina Dealer :Ast wussrlns, orno - msmons - I FAST PMESTINE OHIO Office GA 6-2632 - nes. GA 6-3123 il li Congratulations and Best Wishes to the graduates of 1957 EAST PALESTINE THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OHIO - ---- 01 1957 COMPLIMENTS OF ELLIOTT'S GREENHOUSE Congrafulafions Class of 1957 Columbiana IV 2-3146 Complimenfs of J OE HILL General Repair Body Work DEMING PUMPS Sold and Serviced Phone HA 4-3248 Lisbon, Ohio PILMER TIRE AND PARTS SERVICE PAINT AND VARNISH TIRES .... BATTERIES AUTOMOTIVE PARTS Vulcanizing - Brake Lining Road Service W. Lincoln Way Lisbon, Ohio PHONE HA 4-7027 LISBON TIRE SERVICE RECAP and REPAIR 320 South Lincoln Avenue LISBON . . . OHIO Phone HA 4-7014 7fae Game! ,ITWITIFQTICDU SVWQDS Mm i Q K - - ----05 1957 Whenever You Think of INSURANCE Think of RUSS LINDSAY Notary Public I22 South Main Street Phone IV 2-4486 Columbiana, Ohio P BOARDMAN ROOFING AND SUPPLY CO. ROOFING SPOUTING PAINTS hone New Waterford GL 7-2362 Phone Youngstown RI 3-3106 228-232 East Front Street YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO If Compliments Ot The Home ' ' ' ,, . . .Away From Home Wes Hays - Agent IIOF WOMSHI B. Q M. WHERE LIVING IS A MUTUAL PLEASURE 35 North Main Street - Ph IV 2-3607 COLUMBIANA, OHIO GI. 7-2195 NEW WATERFORD, OHIO Dorothy Scott Anglemeyer Nurse-Owner Compliments COLUMBIANA of Appliance Center Frigidiare Appliances R p G Ranges, Hamilton G D y TRADE EXTENSION Dinnette Sets NEXT TO FIRESTONE PARK COLUMBIANA - IV 2-4278 '7f1e Game! I DON ARCHIBALD Insurance Agency 94 North Market Street EAST PALESTINE, OHIO - TELEPHONE - Office GA 6-2632 - Res. GA 6-3123 McCommon Hardware ALL KINDS OF HARDWARE 140 North Market Street Phone GA 6-9366 EAST PALESTINE, OHIO Bortz Food Market Corner of Rt. 7 8. Middleton Road Full line of home grown produce OPEN ALL WINTER - IO A.M. to 'II P.M. COLUMBIANA, OHIO Compliments of Chester W. Dewalt, M.D. Compliments Of Jack's Safety Service East Palestine, Ohio Ever Ready GAS COMPANY Complete Bottled Gas Service Trucks Tractors Brooders House Heating Cooking RFD N 2 COLUMBIANA AT MIDDLETON . . . o. , Phone Columbiana IV 2-4821 Peop1e's Lumber Co. Telephone IV 2-4325 Columbiana, Ohio Compliments Of Dr. Irene Miller Houk FISHER PRINTING COMPANY COlUMBIANA'S LEADING COMMERCIAL PRINTERS We Specialize in WEDDING STATIONERY Phone IV 2-4463 for QUALITY AND SERVICE 252 SOUTH MAIN STREET COLUMBIANA, OHIO ve I of 1957 - campiimenfs I Of I BUCKEYE COAL MINING l COMPANY Lisbon, Ohio 11il- Best Wishes To The Class of 57 NATIONAL RUBBER MACHINERY COMPANY Columbiana, Ohio Compliments Of HERRIOTT TRUCKIN G CO. INC. East Palestine, Ohio 'Wie Hamel Pretty Kafff' AT T56 Ld . M. WA H Tgnior Anficf n snihn AE , fam: G1-ly Mmm Y ypq nent if! of 1957 OHIO HOIST AND MFG. CO., INC. 321 SOUTH BEAVER STREET - LISBON, OHIO For your hoist, trolley and other material handling needs. Telephone HArrison 4-7226 D. W. DICKEY AND SON Telephone HArrison 4-5668 Ready Mix Cement - Red Rose Feeds Lime Spreading - Coal 744 Gamezi--1 -1- - ----e---l--- Peterson's Restaurant I Just Good Food Reservations I PHONE HArrison 4-7569 oNE-HALF MILE EAST or Lisbon, Ohio ON u.s. Route so The Buckeye Publishing Company Incorporated Job Printing The Buckeye State The Evening Journal The Central Shopper Town Talk Restaurant East Lincoln Way ON ROUTE 30 - 45 ACROSS FROM SOHIO STATION PHONE HARRISON 4-5215 BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 57 TONY'S Barber Shop NEXT DOOR TO MANOS THEATER Lisbon, Ohio Compliments Of Nationwide Insurance Companies Auto - Fire - Life Accident - Health msrmcr senvics orrlcs LISBON, OHIO Telephone HA 4-7237 Compliments Of LESTER DETWILER Fire and Windstorm Insurance at Cost Telephone IV 2-4263 La Rue Barber and Beauty Shoppe 217 LINCOLN WAY LISBON, OHIO Tony Catanzanite, Propritor Columbiana Builders Supply Lumber, Blocks, Bricks, Doors mon: iv 2-4351 usson nom Harold Cleckner, Manager ---------- --- of 1957 Compliments of WARRICK FUNERAL HOME Phone lVanhoe 2-3621 Columbiana, Ohio FIRESTONE FARMS Purebred Hereford A Fine Source of Hereford Herd Cattle FIRESTONE FARMS Columbiana, Ohio lVanhoe 2-2121 ......- -I L. G. Balfour Company Harold C. Jones, Ohio Manager R. D. 2, MEDINA, OHIO T I phone Sharon Center 9282 AGNEW FARM EQUIPMENT Farmall Tractors I. H. Machines - Service 7700 MARKET STREET YOUNGSTOWN 12, OHIO Nationwide Insurance Company Represented by RALPH REDDINGTON 37 SOUTH PEARL STREET Ph IV 2-4246 COLUMBIANA, OHIO Compliments Ot AMOCO Turnpike Service I YOUNGSTOWN INTERCHANGE Route 7 - NORTH LIMA, OHIO 744 Gamelf-f - f - I Congratulations MCBRIDE Class of 1957 FORD SALES I . , Congratulations and Good Luck S Barbershop to the class of 1957 Phone HA 4-5633 LISBON' OHIO LEETQNIA, onto I . CARTER'S FARM AND MARKET One-Quarter Mule South of Eost Folrfleld on State Route 7 FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES HOME DRESSED PORK IN SEASON Phone Rogers 6112 Compliments Of ALTA'S LUNCH Home Cooked Food Route 7 MIDDLETON, OHIO Compliments Of Columbiana Milling 8: Supply Company I 319 South Elm Street Phone IV 2-4612 COLUMBIANA, OHIO Bortz Food Market Corner of Route 7 Middleton Road F I Lnz of Home Grown Produce Open 10:00 A.M. - 11:00 P.M. Phone IV 2-2912 COLUMBIANA, OHIO Bender's Farm Market ONE-QUARTER MILE SOUTH OF EAST FAIRFIELD - STATE ROUTE 7 HOME GROWN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Fresh Cider Phone New Waterford GL 7-2948 Compliments Of JOSEPH A. COSTANZO NEW WATERFORD, OHIO Phone GL 7-2149 - - ---051957 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 DAVIS COAL COMPANY I COLUMBIANA, OHIO Best Wishes to The Class of '57 THE HOME SAVINGS AND LOAN CO. IO4 SOUTH MAIN STREET COLUMBIANA, OHIO I 744 eamef: -41+ a -- ' I AIJS Compliments of I QUH1ffYAPP'eS CoREY's PONY FARM I H-A1 if 4 I 3 I Columbiana, Ohio K I I l llil-lilt'lfWifi - -1 Compliments Of I Filtered Cider CALVINQS I JONES a. NEISHLEB Gulf Station Columbiana, Ohio I PHONE IV 2-9481 Phone lv 22924 coLuMaIANA, oHIo ' CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 57 I So near is grandeur to our dust, So nigh is Gocl to man, When duty whispers low, Thou must, The youth replies, I can! -Ralph Waldo Emerson ST ROUSS - HIRSHBERGFS YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO WARREN, OHIO SALEM, OHIO NEW CASTLE, PA. -f --- - -- 01 1957 Compliments of SAVINGS BANK MIDWAY MOTOR SALES G M C - COLUMBIANA AND LEETONIA OHIO Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Midway Between Youngstown I and E651 Liverpool The Bank with the Auto on Route 7 Teller Window PHONE Gl. 7-2436 A GOOD BANK FOR YOU Select your herd sires , from the Great Bulls at RIPLEY S COBA Hyde Park Clothes for smart dressers I Van Heusen, Century Shirts With the Soft Collar That Won't Wrinkle Ever These outstanding bulls have , proved their ability to sire S daughters that are heavy milk- I ers, and they are the kind you'll be proud to look at. orvosirs u.s. 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