Fairfield High School - Comet Yearbook (Columbiana, OH)

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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

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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

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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