Fairfield High School - Comet Yearbook (Columbiana, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1958 volume:

If ? .. ,K .. .1 ' 'M ,,n. , K' .1 f f f AAAV --- pi ---- 7- -7'----JH - X ie camel Publzshed by THE SENIOR CLASS FAIRFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 9 5 I f ' x 1 ,f i X f M of I 1 8 I FOREWORD The Annual Staff has tried to pre- sent in this, The Comet of 1958, the significant happenings of the past school year. K , it Q .,-env..-m O fm W a s 34 ei 5? M YS WITH VOU A LO! Ejgeiftmro THQ PTND OF THE worifgji TT 9255 Qi-55 12i-'!fMi Q ' 'A 7lze Game! A Y 1 Y i - DEDICATION .:,:, :..:::::.:::::.:k' Q wwmw T' , V.:-g. ..,,, - -, x Sw eillj' , ik, YVC. thc Senior Class oi' 1958. mlcclicmc K 111211 to Mr. XVQIIICI' IJCSZIIIU. our flzxss uclviscl npprccizuimm Im' his zxssislzmcc zmcl guiclzu llll'0llg'l1OllI our Sc-Him' 5172111 PAGE FOU R - f -- - 0ff958 ANNUAL STAFF FIRST ROW: Carol Weikart, Marian Mazzone, Judy Snyder, Carol Keslar, Bonnie Sinsley, Marilyn Justice, Patricia Con- verse, Carol Bell, SECOND ROW: Louis Groubzrt, Jim Hess, Jim Palmer, Paul Miner, Lee DeRhodes, Bill Baker Dave Broth- ers, Bill Gorby, Mr. DeSanti. THIRD ROW: Miriam Zimmerman, Doris Nesselrotte, Linda Zeitler, Barbara Joies Charlotte Snyder, Leali Yealey, Marge Hepburn, Missing from picture: Dale Bender, Paul Esenwein. Co4Editor , Charlotte Snyder Co-Editor , Carol Weikart Business Manager , .Pat ,Converse Assistant ,. ,. Carol Bell Assistant . Linda Zeitler Advertising Manager Lee DeRliocles Assistant . . . .Dave Brothers Assistant . Dale Bender Assistant James Palmer Assistant . . James Hess Assistant Miriam Zimmerman Assistant Barbara Jones Picture Editor Marge Hepburn Assistant Bill Gorby Sports Editor , Bill Baker Assistant . . ,Louis Groubert Assistant .Paul Miner Art Editor , ., Marilyn Justice Assistant , , Doris Nesselrotte Snapshots .. . . Bonnie Sinsley Assistant Carol Keslar Alumni . . Class Will . ., Class Prophecy . History ., . . Adviser . . , PAGE FlVE Judith Snyder . ,. Leah Yealy Marian Mazzone Paul Esenwein . Mr. DeSanti 'Wm Game! f fi'- TABLE OF CONTENTS rXdIlliIliSlT2lli0ll Scniors Classes Aft ivitics Sports xxlllllllli .'Xl1VCl'liSCll1Cl1lS and Snapslmls PAGE SIX 31 7-l J -'lb r -'JI -7 -713 l W ur-, I ' 5 + ' i ' tri 1 1 V ' t I 7fze Gamez' 1 BOARD OF EDUCATION Ralph EIIio1L,Wz1ync Rupcrl. BCIIIZIIIICOIIVCTSC, Hznmlcl Ch xx C1 I Cu .Xlmscmi FAI Kirk President Pmcululm Comusp Vim Prcsiclcm Yvilyllt, Rupul Cllcrk Ralph Illlmll PAGE EIGHT - Gj 1958 URTUN I.. ANDERSON Priurijml fJfVFIlf1'fiif'lf1 School li. S. in Eclttczttimt-1950 Cztpitztl University Muster of Etlttcation-1953 Kent Slate University 'l'cz1c'hcs Chemistry t PAGE NINE JOSEPH DRISCOLL l'fxf'!'1tfi1'f' llmnl B. S. in Eclttcatimi-l950 Youngstown University Muster ol' Efillfllliflll-i955 Kent State Univcrsity '7he 601146-Z!!-f 'ff'Q-f 5 7 -ff' l--f - XV.Xl,'l'liR DlCS.XN,l'l NLXRIIORIIQ ,XXDICRSON XYIXIFRIQIJ l'Rl3SCIll ll. S. in l'lllllK'2lllUll .X. ll, in lgllln K linglish ll. S. in linlumlion Clmlnmrndzll l,:1lin lllgll Sclmul Kllllll. lfnf-lisll .h, Gill! l'l1y5ic:1l liclucmirm llcznltlm IRMA S'l',XClliY ICVIQLYN NIICRKIURIC Rl l'll Nlll,l.liR ll. S. in l'llllllk1lll0ll ll. S. in liclllczlliml ll. S. in lfclllczuliulm Hisumry linglislm Nlulllclulznlics fl0YCl'IlI1ll'llI Spzmish Snimmc-c' l'lK'OIlOlllli'S l,llH'1ll'l2ll1 linglislm Spelling Spelling Cnllclaxm 1- PAGE TEN 0g 1952 Rl l'll DERINGICR JXRTHUR XVISLICR XV.Xl,'l'lCR NICXVTON I, S ln Home Llcollorllirs li, S. in .'xg'l'il'lllllll'C li. S. in l':lllIC'illi0Il llmm- lCc'onmnic's Industrial! .Kris Clnnrll .Xlgc-Inu I liovs' Phvsi 'z Biology Gcncrznl Si'iCl cll l'mluc':ntum DIVXNIC CLUILICR JOHN NIMIORNIICIK l'.'XUl,INl'I SCIIIXVJXB ly S Ill llistorv lizlrhelor ol' Music' lfllllfllliflll li. S, in History ivcrs' 'l'1'z1ini11g Music SIXIII fglillli' C c ncrul Scif-1 PAGE ELEVEN '7!1e Game! 12: 1 lf -f - -- f 4 - ILXZIQI, XVlC.'XVlfR ICNIIQRSUN SNYUIQR IJOROTHY .XNDICRSON XV0l'kil1glIlXN'lll'llllCgl'L'C 13. S. in l'illlll'ZlIi0!1 li. S. in limluczntion cltblllllilllllillll lfiflll fLl'llllC l'40lll'lll Grzulc l5il'll1 k Sixth Crzulc R, 'l'lllCRliS.X NIlfRf1URlf. ROMA RICIQSIC Ll'llll,LE SNYDICR li. S. in limlm-ation H. S. in l'illllCIlfi0ll li, S. in limhlcmiml lfourlln Grande 'l'l1i11l Gmcle 'l'l1i1'1l Crude PAGE TWELVE 1- 05 1958 I,l'I,l' IIIICRNIXX OLIYIQ HRUIYX DORIS IJOIVIJ I S m I cI11m':nlim1 III. S. in Iimlllmliull IX'm'killg lmmul 1Ic'y,l'L'1' mul Grnulv Svumml Cmulc' I'III'SI flraulc' IX IQLYN .XI.I3RIfGII'l' LUIS ISRIIIIXKICR SYIIICI. IIICCLNXN I, S In I'IKIlll'ZIII0lI Sclmul Sc'c'rct:n'x' Srlmul N1 I nal Grzulc' WXGE TI-II RTEEN -me amz- f 1 - - l - - lg LLOYD IQVFRFTVI' Slim Sclmul Cllslmlizlll STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Dorlezwe Conlclo, Doris Rupert, Judy Snyder, Joyce Keslmr, Mary Hoff, Ellen long. SECOND ROW- Rnlplm Det row, Bob Dfwns, Ross Dlllon, Les' DeRlwocle5. Mlsslnq from picture- Geoffrey lmrisray, John Yoclwer, PACF YOU RTEFN 9 F 1 1 V of 1958 Mrs frvrlrr Frresronc, Miss Annu Chomberlmn, Mrs, Rollcmd Peppel, Mrs. Vortie Dehow, BUS DRIVERS FRONT- Orvulle Chellis, Thomas Cooper, BACK: Dwight Graham, Walter fculson, Arthur Wnsler, Melvm Yurrun, Arthur Devow, Harold Boker. PAGE FIFTEEN -unsung , Lee DeRhodes Margie Hepburn President Vice President of 1952 CLASS ' OFFICERS Carol Weikarm Marian Mazzone Secretary Treasurer Judy Snyder Mr. DeSami Student Council Rep. Adviser PAGE SEVENTEEN mama- f -.- 1 - -- M fa I 1Wn.s'l flllzlfticf 1Wo.s'! Ijffely lo S111,'z'r'f'rl.' Basel Per.s'm1ali1fiH.s'.' Carol ISCII I.ee DeRI1ncIes Carol IVeik2n'l Paul Esenwein PIII Converse Jim Palmer WHO'S WHO in the SENIOR CLASS FAVORITE SONG: K'April Love FAVORITE MOVIE: 31'-Sf DNIIIQW-S'-' Friendly Persuasion Best D1'esse1Z.' B111 Baker Louis Groubem Bonnie Sinsley f O ' ' - Marge Hepburn Bfsl I,00ki11g: IT'illif'.sl: M11.sl IflIll.S IlIll.' Leah Yealey Dale Bender jim Hess Dave I'n'olI1e1's -Indy Snyder Carol Keslm' PAGE EIGHTEEN Carol Anne Bell Carol Blushing is the color of virtue. William james Baker Bill Fools rush in zulmrr angels fear to 0g 1958 tread . Bill was active in all sports and wc'rc sure yon'll remember his snappy sports page in the Black and White. His quick thinking and good sense of humor should take him far in the world. Carol was so quiet that she was hardly noticed. except when she tried to sneak in five minutes after the tardy bell every morning. We'll always remember her friendly and helpful ways. Girls' Chorus 1 One-Act Play 1 junior Play Black and White Staff Annual Staff PAGE NINETEEN Boys' Chorus l, 2 Choral Club l, 2 County Music Festival 1, 2 Mount Union Music Festival l, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 One-Act Plays 2, 3, 4 junior Play Spanish Club 4 Senior Scholarship Test Black and White Staff Annual Staff ' '7!1e Game! e e Davitl Wfesley Brothers Dave Dale Eugene Bencler Dale HSfUll'7I .tzt'r'1'l.v ure' I2r'.sl. Dale was alwavs where there was anv excilee INCH tg in fact heiwas often its cause. Many times he cattle to class hringing with hitn a strong ozlor of ntotor oil. Tix xtrurtfff' ivltal a mart mm' do and fl zttrmtmt 5 . yet Iltmk ltlnz an 1ntg'f'I. Dave was the foothall hero of our class. His strong builtl and tletertnination helped in this. He is in the Marine Reserves at the present titne. Footlmall l, 2, fl, 4 lilurk mul l'l'l1ilr' Staff Annual Staff PAGE TWENTY Football l, 2, 3, 4 junior Play Blafk and ll'ltil1' Staff Annual Staff Lee Merle DeRhodes Lee Time is Ihr' greatest rwnffdy for arzgwf .-Ks a Senior, Lee served as President of ou and also of the Student Council. He is very even tempered and usually rather quiet. His leadership alxility and pleasant manner should help him in the future. Prcsident 4 Student Council 4 Boys' Chorus l, 2 Choral Clulm l, 2. 3 Mount Union Music Festival l, 2, 4 County Music Festival l, 2 3, 4 One-Act Plays 2, 3, 4 junior Play District Scholarship Test 2 Senior Scholarship Test Annual Stall e 0 1958 Patricia Belle Converse .tpatn II'hen all Ireftstzrr' is lril'r1, lrulh ix Ihr' Imxlf' Pat excelled in everything she tried. Her gratlfs were tops , and she was also very interested in 4-H and church work. Pat plans to continue her schooling and major in Home Economics. Vice President 2, 3 Secretary 1 Student Council 1 Girls' Chorus l Choral Club I, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Cotmty Music Festival 2, fl Mount Union Music Festival l, 2. 4 Une-Act Plays l, 2 junior Play Future Teachers of America Club fl, 4 Spanish Club 4 District Scholarship Test 2, fl, 4 State Scholarship Test 2, 3 Senior Scholarship Test Future Homemaker of America Contest fl Annual Staff l r class PAGE TWENTY-ONE 7lxeGameZ- Willialrl Edward Corby Bill hI717I0ff'7ll look, lm! jus! the samrf, mivrlzief is his mirlrllr' lllllllfiu Bill was neither the highest nor the lowest in our class. His witty remarks brightened many an occasion and he was always willing to help with our many undertakings. Basketball l, 2, 3 One-Act Plays 3 junior Play SlD0l'lSll1Cll'S Club 3, 4 Future Teachers of America Club 4 Annual Staff Senior Scholarship Test Paul Edward Esenwein Sweeney lf I could only play at books as Tl as I play sports Paul is another sports enthusiast Well 'nll re member his performances on the football field and the basketball court. Paul was always te xsing but he could take a lot too. Student Council 3 - Boys' Chorus l, 2 Choral Club l, 2 County Music Festival l, 2 , . . I Mount Union FCSKIVH Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Sportsmen's Club 3, 4 junior Play Annual Staff 2 if lb 2 S s . lt s PAGE TWENTY-TWO 2. 3 ag 1958 Louis Croubert Louie Hr who has Irullt in his limi! m'f'rI m-ver frm flu' 1I'.'aH1 of lP!'I'All!lSi0II on his fongurf' Louis was one of our sports-ntiutletl classmates. He was very active on the football team and was also a member of the basketball lelllll. He was very willing to take part in the class work. Boys' Chorus 2 Band l Btukeye Boys' State fl Basketball 3. -l Football l, 2. 2. 4 junior l'lay Sportsmens' Club 3. 4 Future Teachers of .hnerica Club -l Senior Scholarship 'l'est Annual Staff Margie Ann Hepburn Marge Br :ml om'rrmne' of evil, but ozlerfonie' rzfil with good. Marge has a lively nature antl also a lively ILIIIIJCT. .Ks our Vice-l'resitlent this year, she bore the heatlat'hes of our cautly sale. She was also I te liclure l-Itlitor of the annual. Vice Presitlent 4 Cirls' Chorus l, 2, El Choral Club 2. 3 llantl l, 2. 3, -l County Music Festival l, 2, 3 Onenlct Plays l, 3, 4 junior Play lfuture Teachers of .'XlllCl'il'1l Club 3, 4 Spanish Club -l Library Club -4 District Scholarship Test 2 Senior Scholarshix Test l Future lloutemaker ol' .Ktnerifa Contest 4 lilnrk um! lllrife Staff .Xnnual Staff PAGE TWENTY-TH REE 7fae Gomei- C Barbara Ann Jones Barb Pride is at flu' Imllonl of all great mistakes. Barb was another one of the more reserved members of the class and she was interested in home economics. Hle all envied her naturaly curly, dark hair. Girlsi Chorus l, 2 junior Play Senior Play Future Homemaker of America Contest 4 Black and White Staff Anunal Staff James Philip Hess schlimsy Know Ilzen thyself, presunie 7101 God to stan: The proper .vlurly of mankind is man. jim was an active member of the football team. He enjoyed singing and was in the chorus. We could always depend on Jim's assistance whenever the need arose. Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3 Choral Clttb 2, 3, 4 County Music Festival l, 2, 3 Mount Union Music Festival 2. Basketball Manager 2 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 One-Act Plays 1 junior Play Black and White Staff Annual Staff PAGE TWENTY-FOUR i----- -awe l l Marilyn Louise Justice Marilyn You fllllllllf rulrl In ilu' fJI'lll'r mul grind will of ll11' zvorlri if You fail lu lH'Illl' an !lflIIU.Ylll1f'7'l' of lun'- nmux' IIVIII low' rfglll zvlufn' you lim' mul n'm'k. Mzn'ilvn's l2llCllIS lic in the fields of art and music. She was .Xrl liiliun' of the lilark and Wlrile' :uul llle fimrlvl. :mil she plnyecl liirsl clarinet in the srlrnol lmnil. We wish her luck in ller career as an nurse. Girls' llllnrus l. 2 Clnmul Clulm 2, E5 liznul l. 2, fl, -l Clarinet Quartet 2, fl, Al tlmnilx' Music' lfeslivzll 2, fl, 4 Nluuui Vninn lfeslivzll l, fl One-.Xct Plays I, -I -luninr l'lz1y lrlllllll' 'l'e1u'l1ers nl' .XlIlL'l'll'2l Clulm fl, 4 I,iln'au'y Club ll lfllllllil' Hmuelnzlker of .Xnu-rica Contest 4 l lflml: uurl ll'l1il1' Stuff .Xnnuul Stuff I Carol Oclcnc Keslzn' Carol Tlu'rf' ix no fminl high Vllflllgll llml nm' frm MIVY. l'l1i.x' ix Ihr' ju'nI:'. Carol lmmuglil guiely into any plume she enlerell. .Ks ai junior and ai Senior, she was liezul lll2liUl't'lll'. We'll l'ClIlClllllL'l' her lrlonml lmir znnl Irienillx smile. V Girls' Chorus l, 2. fl Mnjnrelle 2, El, -l Hezul lNIzljnrelle 2. fi County Music' Ifeslivzll fl. Mount Union Music lfeslivall 2. -l One-.Xet Plays -l junior Play lfulure 'I'czu'lrers nl' ihnerieu Cllulu fl, ll Spanish Clulm 4 FIIIIITC Homemaker nl' .xIIlCl'llll CUIIICSI 4 Iflurlf zum' ll'l1ilf' Slulf .-Xnnnul Stuff PAGE TWENTY-FIVE Clunzil Clulm fl, ll I 74a eomeif -4 Paul Richard Miner Paul Noi lost, but gone before. Paul played both football and basketball. His tnany long-shot points were a great help to the basketball team. Boys' Chorus 1, 2 Choral Club 2 County Music Festival 2 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 junior Play Black and White Staff Annual Staff Marian Fern Mazzone Marian No one knows zvlmt one can dn, 'til one tries. Marian was our able class treasurer who spent much of her time keeping the book in good order. She will make a very competent secretary because of her clerical abilities. Treasurer 3, 4 Girls' Chorus l One-Act Plays l, 4 junior Play Senior Scholarship Test Future Homemaker of America Contest 4 Black and White Staff Annual Staff PAGE TWENTY-SIX Doris Lee N esselrotle Doris Our llmrn of cwperimire is worth a zvlmlr' u'ilrIf'rnr.vs of 1LlllT7Ii7Ig.H Doris coming from Lisbon, joined us in our Sophomore year. She was rather quiet, but enjoyed ai good linlc :ls lllllfll as the rest. Girls' Chorus 2, 3 Choral Club 3 Bauul 3, 4 Mount Union Music Festival 2 Snowflake lfrolic Attendant 4 junior Play Future ,IlC2lC'llCI'S of America Club 3, 4 One-Act Plays 4 l,ibrzu'y Club 4 Future Homemaker of America Contest 4 lilarlr and Whilff Staff .Xnuunl Staff of i958 James William Palmer Jinx 'AAVFIFFIA lhink zlrrp llmuglzlsg you nmv rlrmvn in litem. jim was the life of every party and many times the life of the classroom. He was quite popular with the girls, often love-lorn. Boys' Chorus 1 Cliorul Club 2 junior Play Blurk and Wllilf' Annual Staff PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN acting as counselor for llle Stuff 744 Game! f-t i- - - Charlotte Ann Snyder lQf'1n1'n1lu'r llris-lhat wry lille is neerl nmkz' a life lzrzppyf' Charlotte is of a quiet nature, hut has a lively sense of humor when il is arousetl. She was always neat and her grades were the top. She served aa Co-litlitor of hoth the Iilark and Wlzile and the Comet. Girls' Chorus I, 2 One-Act Plays 2, 3 junior Play Senior Scholarship Test District Scholarship Test lfuture Homemaker of .Xmerica Contest 4 lilark and Wllilr Staff Annual Staff HI to Bonnie Lou Sinsley lions After Ihr' wrlz 'lo low , 'lo help' is Ihr' nmxl Ilfllllliflll IWVII in the zunrlrlf' Bonnie was always hunting for some lost article and was always in a hurry. Coming from Salem, in our Freshman year. her friendly smile and quick enthusiasm have enlightened tnany tlull moments. Girls' Chorus l, fl. 4 Choral Cluh l, 2, 3, 4 Band 2 ,3, 4 County Music Festival l, 2, 3 Mt. Union Festival 4 Snowflake Frolie Attendant 4 One-Act Plays I. 3, 4 junior Play Future Teachers of .-Xmerien Cluh 3, 4 Spanish Cluh 4 Future Homemaker of .-Xmeriea Contest 4 lilurk and While Staff Annual Staff PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT Judith Elaine Snyder Judy You .vlmll knou' the lrulh, and the Irullz shall make you free. Judy. who joined us from Columbiana in our Freshman year, was the voice and driving in- fluence of our class. She was an active member of the Student Council in the Senior year. Student Council 4 Girls Chorus' l, 2 Choral Club 2. 3, County Music Festival 3 One-Act Play l, 2 junior Play Future Teachers of America Club 3, 4 Spanish Club District Scholarship Test 3 Senior Scholarship Test Future Homemaker of America Contest 4 lilnrk and While Staff Annual Staff of 1952 Carol Marie Weikart Carol Be not simply goorl, Inu! good for .romrlltiug. Carol, very active as cheerleader and as Co- liditor of the Blnrk mul Wliilff and the Camel. was the top student of our class. ln spite of her small stature, she will go far in whatever she President l, 3 Secretary 2, 4 Student Cotmcil 2, 3 Girls' Chorus l Choral Club l. 2, 3 Band l. 2 County Music I-'estival l, 2, fl, 4 Mount Union Festival 2, 4 Homecoming Attendant 3 Homecoming Queen 4 Cheerleader 2. 3, 4 One-Act Plays l, 3, 4 Junior l'lay Spanish Club 4 District Scholarship Test 2, Fl ,4 Senior Scholarship 'l'est does. Future Homemaker of Atnerica Contest Blark mul l'AV'lif!' Staff Annual Staff PAGE TWENTY-NINE '7lze Game! 1 l.inda Lee Zeitler Linda Il'll11l zuixzlrml nm vnu find llmt is greater than ki7lflII6'X.Y?n Linda, who came from Lisbon, joined us in our Sophomore year. She was always cheerful and never spoke unkindly of anyone. Girls' Chorus 2, 3 Choral Club 3 Band 3, 4 County Music Festival 3 Mount Union Music: Festival 2 One-.Xrt Plays 2 ,3, 4 junior Play Library Club 4 Future l lUllICIll2llxCl' of .'Xllll'l'll'2l Contest 4 lilurk mm' l1'l1ilw Staff Annual Stall Leah Mae Yealey ' ' Leah Cuff lem lllllllglll la rvlml projvlf' arf' Illiuking of you, 111111 you will luuff' IIIUH' limr In lllink rurll nf llllflllfiv joined us in our junior year. She had artistic ability and enjoyed singing. She was usually laughing and having a good time. Secretary 3 Girls' Chorus 3 Choral Club 3. 4 Band 4 County Music Festival 3. -l Mt. Union Festival 4 fl0lllCC0llIlllg Attendant 4 One-Act Plays 4 junior Play Future Teachers of .Xtnerii-a Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Future Homemaker of AlllClilC'Ll Contest 4 lflark and While Staff 3, 4 Annual Staff PAGE THI RTY Leah, coming from McKeesport, Pennsylvania, of 1958 Miriam Louise Zimmerman Miriam Dnn'l lfrag: il isn'I the rvhisllr' llml pulls llze lrain. ' Miriam was very industrious and completed whatever she started to do. She worked hard and was an asset to the class. Girls' Chorus l One-Art Plays I junior Play Senior Play Future Homemaker of Ainerica Contest 4 Blade and Wllilr Staff Annual Staff CLASS SONG Q'l'une-- .Xpril Love j WVC, the Senior Class, will share our memories, NVe, who've strived so hard to set our destiny. XVe've shared the blame of each right or wrong. Fairlield, to you, we dedicate this song. You're the most important part within our lives today. Tomorrow we will leave you, on our separate-ways. VVe're leaving now, and though we may be crying, I lVe will always love Old Fairfield High . CIASS COLORS . . Light Blue and White CIIASS FLOXVER .. ,. -..Yellow Rose CZIASS MO'l l'O . 'l'o the stars through difficulties. PAGE THIRTY-ONE 7fae0omel'. c SENIOR CLASS HISTORY As we prepare to leave twelve years of school life behind us, we now think of some unforgettable moments of this important period of our lives. In 1946, we entered first grade. Miss Albright welcomed us to this new ad- venture in life. Friday was our favorite day because we were permitted to bring ice cream bars to class after lunch. In second grade, we were divided into two classes with Miss Bierman and Mrs. Smith as teachers. Mrs. Martin greeted us in the third grade. This was the year she broke the paddle on Raymond Lodge for lifting up a girl's dress. l We had a memorable time in the fourth grade with Miss Cabell as our teacher. On Arbor Day we showed our patriotic spirit by planting a tree, which is still in the front yard of the school. Fifth grade gave us our first experience with a male teacher, Mr. Snyder. This year the more fortunate earned a trip to Niagara Falls for selling news- paper subscriptions. This year Mr. Smith directed the class of 1958 to an acting success in the operetta Spider Web Hollow while Miss Schwab helped us with the three R's. Seventh grade! junior High-here we are! Everyone worked hard selling magazines, and as a result we won Elmer, the goat, from the rest of the High School. Our class officers were: President-john Marting V. President-Paul Iisenweing Secretary-Treasurer-Ernie Guindon. Our adviser was Mr. Ossolff. Eighth grade-The junior High won the County Field Day trophy at the Lisbon Fairgrounds, thanks to the athletic ability of the boys and girls who participated. Class officers were: President-Patty Grahamg V. President-Carol Weikartg Secretary-Maxine McCall. Miss Greenisen was our adviser. We've finally made it-High School! The Initiation and The Return Party were the highlights of our Freshman Year. IVith Mr. DeVincent at the head. our officers were: President-Carol lveikart: V. President-Ronald Workman: Secretary-'I'reasurer-Pat Converse: Student Council Representative-jane Stacey. Mr. Warner wiggled his mustache when he saw us coming, but we were finally accepted. This year we were busy selling sweatshirts and Fairfield em- blems. The officers were: President-Maxine McCallg V. President-Pat Con- verseg Secretary-Carol Weikartg Treasurer-jane Stacey: Student Council Rep- resentative-Gary NVilms. In our Junior year Iirnie Guindon upset Miss Megcure by introducing a snake into English class. Oh! Those childish antics! Our officers for this year were: President-Carol Wleikartg V. President-Pat Converse: Secretary-Leah Yealeyg Treasurers-Marian Mazzone and Irene Digmang Student Council Rep- resentative-Paul Esenwein. This year the girls were High School Basketball Champions in the Intermurals. Tattletale , our first BIC stage production, directed by Mrs. Anderson, was a howling success. We've finally reached our goal. Twelve years of work, fun, excitement, dis- appointments, and final success, we hope, have been accomplished. Our guiding forces this last year were: President-Lee DeRhodes: V. President-Marge Hep- burn: Secretary-Carol Xveikartg Trasurer-Marian Mazzoneg Student Council Representative-Judy Snyder. Mr. DeSanti was our home room teacher and our advisor for the Black and lN'hite and the Comet. -Paul Esenwein PAGER THI RTY-TWO -f BR ----- T 0fl958 1958 SENIORS IN 1946-47 FIRST ROW: Jim Palmer, Jimmy Gamble, Bobby Cope, Dale Bender, Gerald Garrett, Ernest Guindon, Louis Gioubeit, Kenneth lnglcdue, Bill Gorby. SECOND ROW: Gary Hawkiws, Sandra Blythe, Carol Weikart, Charlotte George, Carol Keslar, Charlotte Snyder, Dolores Wigley, Ruth Forney, Geraldine Garrett, Patty Graham, Gary Wilms. THIRD ROW: Roy Reash, Roy Scheiben, Joseph Flanagan, Pat Converse, Sandra Shields, Mary Britt, Carol Bell, Marilyn Justice, Rugsell Coffman, Jerry Carroll, Paul Esterly, FOURTH ROW: Miss Albright, Bobby Bartholomew, David White, Lee DeRhfJdes, Raymond Lodge, Richard Hetrick, Ronny Workman, Russell Albright, Jimmy Reash, Eugene Robb, Billy DeVuiw, Pau, Esenweiri This tree was planted by the Class of 1958 when we were in fourth grade. At that time we were told that we could have our Sen-or pictures taken beside it, Below are tliosi- members at the nlass who helped to plant the tree. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Hess, Jim Palmer, Dave Brothers, Louie Groubert, Carol Weikart, Put Converse, Margie Hepburn, Miriam Zimmerman, Carol Bell, Carol Keslar, Marilyn Justice, Charlotte Snyder, Lee DeRhodes, Bill Gorby. ABSENT Paul Esenwein, Dale Bender. PAGE THI RTY-THREE vxwema. L- CLASS PROPHECY Scene: A witch's house. The witch apears to be saying: Double, double toil and trouble, Fire burn, and cauldron bubble. A knock at the door, the class President enters and says: I have come to find out what the future holds for the Class of fifty-eight. While stirring the contents of the cauldron the witch replies: F or the year of nineteen hundred and sixty-eight, I foretell the following things for the class of fifty-eight: You, Lee DeRhodes, the class president, will be our ambassador to England. Margie Hepburn, the vice-president, will be named the best-dressed woman of the year. The librarian of the New York Pulic Library will be the class secretary, Carol Xveikart. Marian Mazzone, the class treasurer, will be the Columbiana County treasurer. The student-council representative, -Iudy Snyder, will be named the champion woman bowler of the year. For the other members of the class I can see many more good things. Patil Miner, for example, will be the first man to go to the moon. Carol Bell. will own the Howard johnson Bell chain of restaurants. The famed Hollywood fashion designer will be your own Marilyn justice. Linda Zeitler, who has shown ability in cosmetology, will be the personal hair dresser of a notable person. A large orphanage in Texas will be owned by Doris Nesselrotte. Miriam Zimmerman will be completing her trip around the world. The Broadway Hit of the year will star Bonnie Sinsley. Dale Bender will be racing horses in the Kentucky Derby. The Dean of Women at Ohio State will be your classmate, Patty Converse. The winner of the Mrs. America Contest for 1968 will be Barbara jones. Bill Baker will be the head Choreographer of the Arthur Murray Studios. The new football coach at Yale University will be your classmate and former high school player, Paul Esenwein. Dave Brothers will be a Pan American Air Line Pilot. The girl who will model all the latest designs for Vogue will be Carol Keslar. That super jet sports car which just whizzed by was driven by Bill Corby who will design THE sports car of 1970. Louie Groubert will be the sport's newscaster on A.B.C. television. At Carnegie Hall I see Charlotte Snyder who will be a famous concert pianist returning for more engagements. jim Hess will be a General in the Air Force. The famous oil painter at the Picasso Art Institute will be Leah Yealey. Last, but not least, is jim Palmer who will be the chief butcher of the Twenty- first Century Supermarket. -Marian Mazzone PAGE THIRTY-FOUR of 1958 CLASS WILL XVe, the Senior Class of Fairfield School, do hereby declare this our last will and testament of l958. To our loving underclassnten, we hereby bestow all of our valuable possessions, memories, and talents. Bill Baker wills his ability to stay out of trouble to the junior boys. Carol Bell wills her quietnes to Dolly Baker. Dale Bender leaves his football suit to Larry Pepple, which was willed to him by jesse Smith. Dave Brothers wills his awkwardness to his brother, Danny. Pat Converse wills her love of the outdoores to anyone who doesn't mind colds,insects, or wet feet. Lee DeRhotles leaves his job of Senior Class President to anyone who can co-ordinate twenty-five kids at one time, Patil Esenwein leaves his position as quarterback to anyone who can take a lot of bloody noses. Bill Corby wills his extra parts of his car to anyone who knows what they are for. Louie Groubert wills his ability to be riht halfback to anyone who thinks he can fill it. Marge Hepburn wills her love of sports to all the underclassmen who don't like gym. .lim Hess leaves his ability to pass without working to anyone who needs it. Barb jones leaves her quietness to her sister, Beverly. Marilyn justice wills her job of art editor to Meryl Iisenwein. Carol Keslar wills her ability to cause a riot accidently to anyone who talks when he should be listening. Marian Mazzone leaves the T reasurer's book to anyone who wants a headache. Paul Miner wills his love of teachers to jean Converse. Doris Nesselrotte wills her brother, Herb, to anyone who can tame him. -lim Palmer leaves his ability to get into so much trouble to jerry Kaster. Bonnie Sinsley wills her love of dancing to anyone with a lot of energy. Charlotte Snyder leaves her position on the annual staff to anyone with a lot of study halls. Judy Snyder wills her ability to get into so many unusual predicaments to anyone who doesn't like a calm life. Carol Weikart leaves her cheerleading ability to anyone who needs the exercise. Leah Yealey wills her ability to play cymbals to anyone who wants to be a nervous wreck. Linda Zeitler wills her height to Judy Cambell. Miriam Zimmerman wills her ability to get under Mr. Guiler's skin, to any- one who wants to try it. To the Faculty we bestow enough patience to get through the next year. To the juniors we will our wonderful hom eroom teacher and adviser, Mr. De- Santi. To the Sophomores we will the joys and sorrows of being a Junior. To the Freshmen we bestow the joy of looking forward to being a Senior. -Leah Yealey PAGE THIRTY-FIVE 'Wie em: 'C2fXl3 M? W :wiki kuQlf?fWi'w V S imnosl hipldx H 'ERsT DHY 195 SEMMKS .........MW..,......u............-x x...W.. .... ,,.,..,,...,..,W..,.M,.,,,,., M.,,,,.., .,x.,. ..,..f, . . A Ldvfi ns QS Mull ? 0,4 'gvlimmi na bolgi 5,9 4 ,sw -rm Li, me yd' W-1 PAGF THIRTY SIX ! Wc H+!! Wh 'T'AYln3 JMS fJK'fNl8,, -- - 1 ag 1958 BLACK AND WHITE STAFF FNPST ROW: Carol Woxkcmrt, Marion Muzzone, Judy Snyder, Coroi Keslmr, Bonme Smshey, Marilyn ,lusmv Lum! BQ-Il Src OND ROW James He-ss,.Jc1mes Palmer, Paul Mwner, Bull Bruker, Dove Brofhurs, Mr. DvSc1n1: THIRD ROW Mumm wmmerrncm, DOIIS NSSSQFIIOTTQ, llndu Yestler, C.hC1rloIIe Snyder lmmh Yecllvy, Mmqe Hvpburn. Museum from pxduu- Hulk- Befmiur flu-lfclilm' f:lILIl'IUllt' SIIXCICI' Cluflfclilm' czlllkibl XX'cikgn1 liusim-ss Nlxumgm' .lucly Snymlm' .XII lfmlilrn' Xlznilyn yllhliil' .Slmrls lfllilfll' liill lizlkvl Xwixlgnnl 8110118 limlilm' Paul Xlim-1 Vfxfmisls llorix Xc'sscll'ulll'. XIQIIQIC llcplnlrll, Xlznrizm Xlglffumz Hlbllllik' Ninxlm. Limlgn fvillvr. Lum! lxcmlznlk, l.c':rI1 Ycaulcx. lim l'4llmc-1. ilglml livll, jim Huw. Yum lfclilm' Xliriznn fillllll4'l'Illllll Xlilm-uwrgn whim' Ilan' HIHIIICIS, llgnlc' licmlvxm 5 5 .Xswllllmlilzg Scllim' Claw Xmlx iwr XII. IM-Nami: PACE THIQTYVSEVEN ln JUNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW: Barbara Lanzendorler, Judith Gaver, Jean Rupert, Magda Srhafh, Jeannette Frrestone, Mary Kyser, Raymond Moser, SECOND ROW: Miss Derrnger, Laverne Brrnlner, larry Ewing, Bill Rowan, Rrrhard Hall, Oliver loopvr Mr. Newton. THIRD ROW: Charles Wilkes, Herbert Nesselrorte, Dave Groubert, Joyce Baker, Donna Bell, Sara Milli-r Ellen Long. FOURTH ROW: Paul Lower, Gary Hawlcrns, Bob Davis, Julian Altrer, Brll Justrce, Joyce Llramberlcrrn, Meryl Esenwern. ABSENT: Larry Uramberlarn, Dove Jones, Tom R rssell, Bob Nershleb. SOPHOMORE CLASS FlRST ROW: Joseph Cresanto, Wilfred Clunk, James Davis, Albert Allman, Wayne Trotter, Robert Kaullnran, Robert Brubaker. SECOND ROW: Beverly Albright, Jo:Ann Gaver, Carol Holloway, Phyllis Mffall, Fllen Dann-ls, lars Kress, Lowell Schloneger. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Anderson, Roy Reash, Richard Mason, Joyce Hawkins, Joyce Keslar, Ruth Vestfals, Darlene Detrow, Jacqueline Cope, Jerry Koster. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Bender, Beverly Jones, Mary Hoff, Maxrne Davidson, Flrnor Shoclcley, Karen Snyder, Jean Converse Ratsy Vanl-lorn. FIFTH ROW- Ruth Ann Barrrl, Tlranrrr-. Mr-ntz, Russell Srnsley, Richard Helrrfk, Judith Bowman, Cecil Merser, Carl Robb. FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW: Bruce Yarian, Sandra Marrow, Nancy Neishleb, Sharon Wassink, Shirley Pittman, Ruth Guy, Dolly Baker, Ralph Wisler, Fred Hoff. SECOND ROW: Mr. Wisler, Raymond Chamberlin, Clarence Kannal, John Altrer, Felicia Maz- zone, Jean Bell, Kathleen Bush, James Converse, William Lanzendorfer, Gilbert Colfrnan. THIRD ROW: Ronald Pittman, Patricia Hall, Beverly Cope, Edward Holislcy, James Zengler, Sandra Cobourn, Donald Long, Judith Campbell. FOURTH ROW: Doris Rupert, Charles Mentz, Daniel Brothers, Ross Dillon, Larry Peppel, Carol Kress, Raul Beck.. ABSENT: Ralricla Unger, Edwin Unger. EIGHTH GRADE i'C FIRST ROW. Robert Baird, Edgar Campbell, Robert Martin. SECOND ROW: John Yacher, Linda Peppel, Joanne Brode, Louise Kauffman, Sandra Granger, Lela Guindon, Ellen VanHorn, James Hanna. THIRD ROW- Mrs Stc1cey,fXlice Baker, Ralph Detrovv, Gary Rosenbaum, Donald Wisler, Oeye Kloplenstein, Michael Pahanrsh, Karen Jones, Dora Hlwlans, FOURTH ROW: James Crnder, Robert Ray, Kermit Chamberlin, Bull Hepburn, Judy Zarnosky, Frierla Challis, Richard Hoop, James Dyce, FIFTH ROW larry Craharn, Herbert Rosenbaum, Larry Sfhooley, Beyerly Keslar, Bruce Brothers, Ann Davis, Iames Winters. IIAGF FORT Y SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW Wrllranw Yealey, Robert Miller, Gary Kuizat, Ronald Hall. SECOND ROW' Kenneth Holloway, Sally lvhrnun lrnfla form, Gary Blosser, Geoffrey Lindsay, Ralph Bell, Allan Coboorn, Darlene Conkle. THIRD ROW: Jarnes Kress, larry Rupert, Geralrl Justice, Robert Lanzenrlorfer, Gerald Zergler, Riclrard Sidwell, Lrnda Converse, Judrtlr Murrer, Junl- C-urndon FOURTH ROW: Sandra Ratrone, Marlene Snyder, Joyce Rupert, Donna Carroll, Loretta Lanzytdorter, Donald Baaglvrnan, Herbert Vanl-lorn, Pattr Wonner, ABSENT: Barbara Unger. SIXTH GRADE HRST ROW: Kertlr Keslar, Joe Zarnosky, Barbara Calvrn, James Hoop, Wayne Everett, Jayne Dyno, lowvll Snyllvr, Wrrnler Lower SECOND ROW: Jeffrey Hawkins, Larry Werkart, Harold Cooper, Jack Hoff, lvl-rr-tt H.rwl-rns, Mrrtrrr Sprout, Jane Coppodc, Margaret Reash, Janet Cooper, James Hawkins. THIRD ROW- Miss Sclrwrb, Jzrnu-s Rrw, Dayrll Baker, Ronalrl Daugherty, Marllyn Unger, Edna Hawkrns, Lourse Martin, Lrncla Burt, Jo Ann Fulrrrnan. FOURTH ROW Jurlrtlw Gray, Leslre Cope, Lrnda Kress, Betty Hanna, Jack Brode, Jerry Hanna, Robert Gordon. ABSENT: Harry Lrbt-rt, Harry Taylor Jolrn MnLauqlrIrn, Glorra Conkle, Bonrta Unger. PARP VORTY-ONE FIFTH and SIXTH COMBINATION FIRST ROW: Alfred Cresanto, Jack Moffett, Janice Caldwell Tommy Cope, Patty Garroal, Linda Lamoncha, Jean Good, Sally Converse, JoAnn Allmon. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Weaver, George Chamberlain, Larry Linn, Jimmy Bell, Nancy Hawk- ins, Becky Caldwell, Jean Kauffman, Harold Trotter, Carol Chellis, Barbara Campbell. THIRD ROW: Bobby Coppock, Joe Newlin, Ronald Cook, John Cresonto, Donna Graham, Martha Kress, Paul Samara. ABSENT: Charles Jones and Paul Cope, FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Sandra Trotter, Janice Bush, Virginia Wentz, Jacqueline Yacher, Vickie Cobourn, Janet Bush, Ronald Cham- berlin, Eugene Barthloe, Timothy Palmer , SECOND ROW: Melvin Mercer, Ronald Smith, Terry Sprout, Darryl Jones, James Ward, Shirley Miner, Anthony Altomare, Keith Baker, Betty Dennis, Everett Lehman, Jayne Caldwell, THIRD ROW: Mr. Snyder, June Good, Richard Whan, Linda McCoy, James DeAtley, Timothy Carroll, Diane Lindsay, Donald Smith, Donnie Blosser, John Selby. FOURTH ROW: Elaine Long, Karen Sinsley, Mary Robb, Gwendolin Vanl-lorn, Richard Robb, Teresa Stroose, William Ross, Veronica Iibert. ABSENT1 Betty McLaughlin. PAGE FO RTY TWO FOURTH GRADE CBD FTPST ROW Roth Hess, Sandro Unqer, Lindo Jolwnson, Robe-rv Eclmrcl, Dnnml Yongcr, Knnnetlw lmnwnflorlm, Rau Rus-, mrcl SECOND POW- Mlss Anflf-mon, Dennls Former, Frnnfes Tenwk, Elyn Grubbs, lmrlm Beck, Ronald TM-now, Slmnw Voffllorv Tllvn Cfmlm, Tlvornns Nt'IlTSIS9l THIPD POW lwndo Burflxolow, Kumn Gruimm, Alfred Bcmgluwm, BTH Kms-., VMI-T Buble, Burbum Torney, CClTOl Grcllmrn, Rlfllilllll Swowell, Jayne Gorby. -W FOURTH GRADE my T FIRST ROW Ronulfl Bownmn, Thomas Vcml-Torn, Harold Anderson, Gary foray, Wllbur Fulmrrnun, Dcnnwel Kollnll-, Imynl Smnlehy STK UND ROW Mlss ML-more, Ellzubetlv Grlffnllw, Dons Huntley, Bonnwv Bownmn, Sunrlm Tovynsvml, Llnlllm Kvsllu Nuncy Lrvsunro, Qobwl Pedro, Neul Recxslm, Thomas Wentz. THTRTJ ROW- KYOIICCFT Conklo, Bnrbum Gruy, Mlnllm VT-sT.1Is ilu-Tllm lvfmwl, Un-ryl Burtllolow, Nemo lope, Jclrnes l lK1WlKlVTS, VV4lllorn MfQorsTon, Kvnnellw Gordon, FAST' FOPTY THREE THIRD GRADE CBD VIRST ROW: Bob Yarian, Gary Booth, Donald Hawkins, SECOND ROW: Sharon Linn, Connie Rice, Kathleen Zarno ky, Linda Schockley, Randall Farmer, Thomas Caldwell, Richard Paltanish, William Strouse, Beverly Weikart, THTRD ROW: Mrs, Reese, Karen Hutchison, Virginia Converse, Hazel Granam, Frances Nenheisel, Donald Hartley, John Cope, Linda liberi, Linda Blosser, Lloyd Campbell, FOURTH ROW: Sue Burt, Valerie Altamare, Julia Fuhrman, Gary Hziwkins, Allen Jones, Ronnie DeA1ley, Richard Caldwell, Teddy Rupert. ABSENT: Paul Morris. THIRD GRADE my FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Selby, Keith Vollnogle, David Altier, Gary Smith, David Whan, Paul Hawkins, Connie Zarnosky, Diane Patrone, Kathy Caldwell. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Snyder, Timothy VanHorn, Clifford Brinker, Dollie Morris, Shirley Esenvvein, Robert Hoop, Lee Kibler, Charles Nesselrorte, Jack McCoy, Sandy Hall, Virginia Griffith, THIRD ROW: Carol Rupert, linda Bush, Shirley Bartholow, Lester Davis, Hovvarrl Fstzsimmon, .lerry Hutchison, Cathy Clerkner, James E-able, Steven Knox IXBSENT. .lahn libs-rt PAGF FORTY : FOUR SECOND GRADE CBD FIRSIT ROW: Lynn Horst, Marilyn Crider, Deborah Kirk, Ruth Hawkins. SECOND ROW- Mrs, Brown, Ruby leliinrin, Rirli ard Johnson, Thomas Hess, Brenda Griffith, George Vestfals, Melvin Winters, Albert Shultz, Veronica Tenzuk, Donna Esenwein, THIRD ROW: Richard Noel, Alan Mcfarnon, Karen fope, flwirlvs lanrvnrlorler, Katlrleen Rupert, llvttranrn- Vocatare, Linda Forney, Daniel Townsend, Dean Hartley. - - ., -Q mmm- SECOND GRADE CAD FIRST ROW: Doris Yoder, Rebecca Hawkins, Linda Hawkins, Joanne Horst, Calvin Sprout, David Morris, SEL OND ROW Miss Bierman, Janice Trotter, Kathy Hooulette, Ruth Nerlieisel, Patrrpia Cope, Deborah Lee, Terry Vollrroglc, Jails Eflrriiil, Ruby Coppock. THIRD ROW: Robert Cresanto, Gregory McCoy, Melvin Leliman, Randy McBride, Elizabeth Houp, Linda Garrorl, Wayne Stanley. ABSENT- Davrcl Lehman. PAGE Forerv nvf 6 744 Gamez' -1-11 A: f A A I .1-. -....., 96,1 JN- FIRST GRADE CBD FIRST ROW: David Rice, Glenn Caldwell, Amy Ziegler, Karen Cook, Susan Knox, Nina Yeager, Wayne Moser, Roger Martin. SECOND ROW: Antoinette Tenzek, Norma Reash, Sharon Lanzendorfer, Candace McBride, Thomas Cresanto, Mark Chellis, Charles Griffith. THIRD ROW: DeErla Martin, Anne Strouse, Denise Gray, Judith Crawford, Timothy Bartlralow, John Snyder, James Forney, John Sprout. FIRST GRADE CAD FIRST ROW: Barbara Robb, Jeanne Ward, Debra Booth, Brenda Pahanish, Franklin Shultz, Gerald Unger, Bradley Jones, Frank Leonard, Dale Schmidt, SECOND ROW: Miss Albright, Debra DeRhodes, Lynn Blosser, Rocco Patrone, Vicki Kannal, Patty Allison, Laura Guindon, Glenn Hazelwood, Karen Johnston, JoAnn Lamoncha. THIRD ROW: .lerry Anderson, Shirley Robb, David Converse, Kenneth Kauffman, Rebecca Rupert, Marilyn Ziegler, Keith Chamberlin, Danny Brode, Rex long ABSFNT Mary Alive Cope, PAGE FORTY SIX F 1 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: James Converse, Judy Snyder, Carol Keslar, Joyre Keslar, Bonnie Sinsley, Doris Nesselrotte, Larry Peppel. SECOND ROW: Miss Deringer, Dave Brothers, Patricia Converse, Marilyn Justice, Carol Kress, Leah Yealey, Ellen Daniels, Louis Grouberl, Mrs. Stacey, THIRD ROW: Dolly Brilcer, Margie Hepburn, Bill Gorby, Ross Dillon, Jerry Kasfer, Lois Kress, Jean Converse, U LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW: Margie Hepburn, Bonnie Sinsley, Shirley Pittman, Maxine Davicl:on, Karen Snyder, Marilyn Justice, Ellen Daniels. SECOND ROW: Felicia Mazzone, Joseplw Cresanro, Lois Kress, Joyr.e Keslor, Jerry Kaster, Joyce Baker, Leali Yealey, Miss Mercure. THIRD ROW: Judy Campbell, James Ziegler, Jean Converse, Rurli Ann Guy, Dolly Baker, Ellen Long, Patsy VanHorn, Carol Weilfart FOURTH ROW- Doris Nesselrorre, Linrla Zeiller, Judy Snyder, Joyfe Chamberlain, Jean Ruperl, Rutli Veslfals. PAGE FORTY-EIGHT SPORTSMENS' CLUB FIRST F-'OW Daw Grouberf, Herbert Nesselrotte, Drck Mason, Laverne Brrnkvr, Paul lower, Tarn Naam-ll Imr-. Hull l4lVF'VHf' Kvslrrr SETOND QOW: Mr. Driscoll, Robert Brubaker, Lowell Sdrlone-gel, Robvrt Kfmufmorr, .Jo-ar-ph Rn-sanro, Wrl fred Clank, fxlbwl Allmon, Roberr Nersrrleb. THIRD ROW: Guy Hawkins, Rrflrard Hetrrck, Bob Dcwrs, Carol Robb, Puvvl Srnsfey, Loyal Mcrser, Brll Gorby, SPANISH CLUB FIRST DOW Karol K1-slar, Dave Groubcrf, Herbert Nessclrcwre, Gary Howkzns, Bull Baker, Caror Werkart SELOND ROW Mrgs Mmfrcrrrmf Margrf- Hepburn, Bonnrv Srnsley, Judy Snyder, Lean Yealey, Parrrcra konvvrsef Mrssrnq NOW FWVUW fave Jonva larry trrrrrnberlarn PAGF IORTY NINI' SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW, Beverly Cope, .lean Bell, Sandra Cobourn, Donalrl Long, Ronald Pullman, Parrlcra Hall, James Yregler, James Converse SECOND ROW: Clwarles Menlz, Judy Campbell, Felicla Mazzone, Slnrley Pullman, Wrllram Lanzendorler, Roth Veslfals, Katlvleen Bush, Dolly Baker, Edward l-lollnsky, Ralph Wusler, Mr. Newvon. THIRD ROW' Ellen Danlels, Jerry Kasler, Ross Drllon, Paul Beck, Gulbert Coffman, Rutlw Ann Guy, Jean Converse. MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW Slwrrron Wassrnk, Sandra Marrow, Plwyllrs McCall, Kae Snyder, Joyce l-lawklns, Dolly Baker, Ellen Danrels, Bonnle Slnsley. SECOND ROW: Jean Conyerse, Jocqulllne Cope, Dons Ruperv, Joyce Keslar, Judy Snycler, Karol Kress, Darlene Delrow, Larol Holloway, Mary Kyser, Carol Keslar, Lean Yealey, Pafrucra Hall, Mary Hoff THIRID ROW- Ray rnonrl Moser, Jolln Alller, Charles Menlz, Clarenfe Kannel, Laryerne Brrnker, Dlcln Mason, Wayne Trotter, larnes Hess, lean Vorwyer-se, Ronrrlrl Benrler, larrres Yweqler Pfxfif VIFTY '7f1e Game! :e L ' SENIOR BAND FIRST ROW: Ellen Daniels, Mary Hoff, Joyce Hawkins. SECOND ROW1 Wilmer Lower, Gerald Justice, Kenneth Hollo- way, Fred Hoff, Alben Allman, Raymond Moser, James Converse, David Baker, Meryl Esenwein, Alice Baker. THIRD ROW: Jean Converse, Ann Davis, Beverly Keslar, Carol Kress, Linda Pepel, Judith Mercer, Sandra Granger, Jacqueline Cope, Judy Yarnosky, Karen Jones, Patricia Hall, Ronald Bender. FOURTH ROW: Gilbert Coffman, Marilyn Justice, Joyce Keslar, Dolly Baker, Lois Kress, John YClCllE3I, Margie Hepburn, Wayne Trotter, Bill Jusllce. MAJORETTES TRONT llerirl Mriyorvtte Carol Kesliiv BAK K Mfiiy Hoff, Joyce Havvliins, Fllen Daniels PAGE TITTY-TWO Gf 1958 2 Q1 4 SEATED1 Kung Lorry Peppel and Queen Sondra Cobourn. FIRST ROW: Dolly Boker, Movy Hoff, Joyce Baker, Bonnm Sunsley, Dorus Nesselrotfe, .leon Ruperl, Joyce Keslor. SECOND POW Wwe lowes Dlll- Musou Cmy Huvyl-me llm Pnl mer, Lee Dellllocles, Louls Groubert, Tom Russell, lom Mem? SNOW' lflhllilf FRU! .lil SlJOIlSHl'C4l by llw girls ul' l a1il'liclrl Iligll Sclmnl 1xllYlSCI' - Nliss I'fx'cly11 NlL'l'l'lll'L' hllllllllllf' ll. IEPSS PACE' HFTY THPFF I t 7114 Gamez' Ul'l I X Xln 11 ll licll RIN v C '-. 4 'Q y ' ' UCL-'l'm11 lirmvn JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM May 10, 1957 THEME: MOMENTS TO REMEMBER PAGE Fl FTY FOUR SOPHOMOPE WAITRESSES l'RUlQR.AXNI lllYU4'glli4Jll llQ'Y6'l'l'Illl .X. .X. .Xll1lc'l'su IHIIIICT Wclunm- Clalml XYCHKLIII lunim' Spczukcr lirncsl Gllimloll l'1llll'l'l1lilllllClll Nh, .mal Hrs. Um-alum Wanuun S4-nim' Slmcnkm' Rulwrl Um l'illIi'lklJlilllIlClll Kvllx' Bflllllllllilltl llxlllbillg Klllill'S f,l'l'lICSIl 1 Clnmnnliun ol' King :md f2lll'l'Il .Xlgmc-1' ul' Klcrn-nmnies ' Hill Hake-I 712 eamei- r 1 ONE ACT PLAYS Sponsored By The Senior Class April 18, 1958 SENIOR CLASS: The Mystery of Mouldy Manor FIRST ROW: Bill Baker, Lee DeRhodes, James Palmer, Louis Groubert. SECOND ROW: Miss DeringervDirector, Carol Weikart, Marilyn Justice, Linda Zeitler, Marge Hep- burn, Bonnie Sinsley, Marian Mazzone-Student Director. JUNIOR CLASS i'lt's Cold In Them Thar Hills FIRST ROW: Dave Jones, Gary Hawkins, Bill Rowan, Julian Altier. SECOND ROW: Doris Nesselrotte-Student Director, Ellen Long, Mary Kyser, Joyce Chamberlain, Meryl Esenwein, Jeanette Firestone, Magda Schack, Mr, Anderson-Director. SOPHOMORE CLASS: No Time For Skirts FIRST ROW: Jerry Kaster, Wilfred Clunk, Russell Sinsley, Robert Brubaker, Lowell Schloneger, Dick Mason. SECOND ROW: Carol Keslar-Student Director, Joyce Hawkins, Karen Snyder, Phyllis McCall, Jacqueline Cope, Mary I-loft, Ruth Vestlals, Ellen Daniels. Director-Mrs. Miller INot Picturecll PAGE FRESHMAN CLASS: Bobby Sox FIRST ROW: John Altier, Donald Long, Ray Chamberlin. SECOND ROW: Leah Yealey-Student Director, Clarence Konnal, Nancy Neishleb, Doris Rupert, Dolly Boker, Daniel Brothers. Director-Mrs. Stacey, INot picturedl FIFTY-SIX - - - 051952 , ., , . s,.,-.4 JUNIOR PLAY CAST FIRST ROW: Raymond Moser, Bob Davis, Bob Neishleb, Gary Hawkins, Oliver Cooper, Bill Rowan, Julian Altier, Bill Justice, SECOND ROW: Meryl Esenwein, Jeanette Firestone, Donna Bell, Mary Kyser, Joyce Chamberlain, Ellen Long, Jean Rupert, Joyce Baker, Miss Mercure, 'l'Illi ANCICLI, lSR.X'l'S Hydrangea: l0lllllCJlIll1JSUll . ..,, Joyce Baker lflllllfflllil' Apocalypse Peters ., , ..., Hob Davis Dr. XVylie Angell , , Garry llziwkins Rnth Alden , ..., . Jenni Rupert Pzitriciai Angell , J Ellen Long Dorothy Angell, IJotlo ., Donna liell Billy .Xngell . , . ., Jnlizin ,Xltier Venetian Vain Arlen Joyce Clluinilmerluin Orley Vzin Arlen . Bill Rowan Crznulinzi Grimes ,, Jeanette l-'irestone .X1:n'i:is Peailmody , ..., . .,,., .. Bill Justice XVinnie Olipluint . Marry Kyser Don Ilzigget , J Oliver Cooper Twilzi Twilcltell Meryl lisenwein PAGE FIFTY-SEVEN , . I ' 1 5 P i F Q A G, 4 X K, L E, 1 REBELS OF '57 FOOTBALL TEAM 0g 1952 FIRST ROW: Jim Bates-Mgr., Don Long, Raymond Chamberlain, Ross Dillon-Mgr., Ralph Wisler, Dave Groubert, Bruce Chamberlain-Mgr., SECOND ROW: Tom Menfz, Fred Hoff, Jim Hess, Larry Peppel, Bill Barnhouse, Dole Bender, Ronnie Bender. THIRD ROW: Ass't Coach Walter Newton, Tom Messenger, Bill Baker, Jerry Arthurs, Bob Cope, Paul Esenwein, Dave rothers, Joe Cosranzo, Lou Grouberr, Coach Ken Woods. FOURTH ROW: Charles Mentz, Floyd Webber, Dan Brothers, John Unfch, Bill Siers, Lee Chamberlain, Julian Altier, John Alrier. Date September September September October October November November November Irl 2l 28 I2 28 2 5 8 FOOTBALL SCHEDU LE 1957 Team ..Greenl'ord Lowellville i ,, North Lima ,SlJl'lIlgl.lClll ,. Szilineville ,......,.Newell .. ...,,...cl2lIlflClll ,, ..,,.Mulvet'n PAGE FIFTY-NiNE They 6 I 9 l 9 l 9 7 li 38 lil 7fze Game! fc e e William Bill Bakcr Right End Bill vvris the fovorite receiver for most of Pciul Esenwein's posses, cotching three for pay dirt . On punt return ond kick- offs, Bill could be depended on for ex- cellent blocking ond to open the field for the bocks. Paul Esenwcin Quartcrhautk Called the signols for the Rebels in their successful 1957 compoign. Paul, ci Senior, played end the yeor before but was switched to the bockfueld to give the Rebels rin ciclrlerl punch in their passing utluck. lndividual FOOTBALL SNAPS Kenneth Woods Coach Piloted the rebels for the second con- secutive yeor, utter heading New Woter- fords Trojons in previous yecirs. PAGF SIXTY Dale Bender Linebacker A big threat on defense and n very vicious tockler. Dale wos borely pushing 130 pounds but put every ounce into his body-smashing tackles. David Dave Brmlwrs Fulllmck Dove topped scoring honors for the Rebels, receiving honorable mention in the county cmd nomed to the All lnter- County teom. The ployers were chosen from the teams miki g up the Inter- Ciounty league. Louis Little Lou Groubcrt Hulfhack The Rebel tamed 'Little Lou was the fastest man on the squad. Lou was not fleet-footed but could break through an open field like a rabbit through a woods. Lou was a consistant scorer and could always be depended upon for extra yardage around end. Larry Pcppcl Left Tackle larry, the only Freshman on the 'Start- ing eleven ', weighed in at l9O. lnexper- ienced but rugged, Larry learned the ropes quickly and was a main cog in the Rebel line. Individual FOOTBALL SNAPS Robert Bob Cope Left End Bob, rangy and tall, had the build for an end. Always 'clowning around , Bob never let a dull moment go by. He introduced tobacco chewing, which the team picked up at ance, however, after turning green, they soon abandoned the idea. Bob will be the one to watch in '58 PAGE SIXTY-ONE ag f95s David Ro Grouhcrl Was brother Lou's contemporary in the Backfield, running as the other hall back. Bo wasnt too strong on the scar' ing end but coulrl 'pack the rnatl when called upon to do so, He could cover ground almost as fast as Lou, and with a strong wind at his back, he fairly flew. john llntch Right taicklc John held the center position in 56 but was shifted to tackle for more support on the strong side of the line. He is a Senior and will be greatly missed next year. r 1 -i I i 748 ealflejf-1 fl 1 G l f Y Gerald Jerry Arthurs Although only a Sophomore, was the dependable first string center. With his height and determination he should be a leading man in the '58 line-up. Individual FOOTBALL SNAPS Ronailrl Ronnie Bender Guard Ronnie was small in size, but he made his presence known. Many a time, the other team saw a hole, but Bender al- ways found himself in it. William Bill Barnllouse Was an outstanding guard in his Junior year. In spite of the fact that he could not practice with the team, he played in part of the games in his Senior year. There were few yards made by oppon- ents throuqh his side of the line, PAGE SIXTY TWO Joseph Joe Costzmzo A Junior, played guard for the Rebels in '57. He was short but stocky, and he proved to be a great asset to the team, james jim Hess Guard ls a Senior this year and has played football in all four years of high school. He always fought to the finish, even though he lost quite Cl few teeth in the process. The team will miss .lirn in the ranting years. i i BRIS CJFFKXSIVE Ll RFBKl5'DFFHNSH PAGF SIXTYVTHRFF Gy 1952 fe, , E' '7fxe Hamel' fffff- e e e REBEL'S CHEERLEADERS Joyce Boker Phyllis McColl Evelyn Webber Carol Weikurt Carol Weikcmrt Joyce Baker EVelY 1 Webber Phyllis Mcffnll PAGE SIXTY-FOUR G! 1952 FOOTBALL HOMECOMING LEFT TO RIGHT: lztanclingl Larry Peppel, Doris Rupert, Cecil Meiser, Phyllis McCall, Paul Lower, Ellen Long, Lee De- Rhodes, Leah Yeaiey, Dave Brothers, Sue Davis, Joann Bacon, John Untch, Mary Bowers, Chuck Olnhausen, Barbara Streng, Bob Cope, Janice Harding, Jim Olnhausen, Nancy Conkle, Allen Arthurs, BEAUTIES AND THE BEASTS I-IOMECOMING QUEENS Carol Weikart-Fairfield Queen Fairfield, Carol Weikart, Waterford, Joyce Blosser Joyce Blosser--Waterford Queen John Untch and Dave Brothers-Co-Captains PAGE SIXTY-FIVE 744 Gamez- a - - HOMECOMING PARADE . . , S A ATT d T Waterford Junlors, first prnze float. emor en on S Leah Yealey-Fairfield Mary Bowers-Waterford Junior Attendants Sophomore 81 Freshman Attendants Barbara Streng-Waterford Ellen Long-Fairfield Nancy Conckle-WHS, Phyllis McCall-FHS. Janet Hardingh-WHS. Doris Rupert-FHS. PAGE SIXTY-SIX -- - ag 1958 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Earl Wolfgang-Mgr., Bob Cope, Paul Esenwein, Tom Russell, Chuck Olnhausen, Laverne Keslar, Bill Gorby, Oliver Coop- er, Paul Miner, Bill Baker, Joe Costanzo, Louis Grouberf, Dave Grouberf, Coach Ken Woods. A TEAM-- A group of persons associaved Together to form a side. -Websters Dictionary PAGE SIXTY-SEVEN , 1, 7f:e Game! -er Laverne Kcslar Ernie Junior, takes to the hardwood like a duck to water. Ernie is easy- moving and as graceful and co- ordinated as one could be. Al- though not a high-scorer, he is consistent and can always be counted on when points are most needed. Charles Olnhziusen Chuck lleftt Played opposite Bill. Chuck is a very good ball handler and pos- sesses every thing needed for an excellent player. Chucks set shot seldom missed when he was with- in range. His jump shot is a fade- away type that is hard to block, and his drives are terrific. He has an uncanny way of putting the correct English on the ball to hit practically impossible shots. WVillium Bill Baker lrightl Occupied the left side of the hardwood. Bill is one of the three letter-men from last years Com- ets. He started the season well but hit a mid-season slump that stopped him cold. Bill came out of the slump in the last few games to end his career with honor. Paul Esenwcin Senior, has been a varsity letter- rnon since his Sophomore yecir. Paul is a back-court man who specializes in foul shots. He sports the best foul shooting average of the squad, shooting more than any one player. PAGE SIXTY ElGHT Robert Cope KKBOIJUY Junior, reigned as the 'big man of the Rebels, standing 6' 2 to give the Rebels rebounding power. Bob is the proud possesser of a iump shot that has yet to be though Bob is only a Junioir, he will be unable to play next year because of age specifications, - - -i - - 0ff958 Paul M iIll'l' Senior, was the set shot artist of the squad. When in the clear Paul could let fly ci shot that very sal dom missed. Louis Groubcrt Lou Has played basketball only dur- ing his Junior and Senior years. Lou has a terrific lump shot that never misses, Fairfield High Baske+ball Personalifies Oliver Cooper Junior, is left-handed and po- sesses a jump shot that is most effective in the corners. Oliver played Reserve ball his Freshmen year at F.H.S. but attended Barnesville Boarding School last year. , PAGE SIXTY-NINE joscph fl0SlilllIU KCJOCIS Will be a big help to the Vebelz net year. Joe's set shot from ou- rifle has a very soft touch that eozes through the nets. David Groubcrt llnavcil Junior, played Reserve basketball last year and will be a great help, defensively next year. Alv though short in stature, he is high in quality. 7f1e Game! Y - Y gig! -1 I I K Y ACTION SNAPS PAGE SEVENTY 0,7 1958 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Phyllis McColl, Joyce Boker, Evelyn Webber, Lindo Shorol, Nancy Conkle, Corol Weikurt. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1957-58 Date Team We They November 26 , , .,XVesLern Reserve 47 53 December 3 .. ..,NorLl1 Lima , ,.... .... 2 5 44 December 10 ,. . .l.. Leetonia .. ,, 41 47 December 13 .. .. Snlineville 59 40 December 17 . ..,Greenford ., .........,,,... . 61 59 December 20 ., ....., North Beaver Twp. , ...... ,,,,....... 5 9 53 Jllllllllfy , Springfield . ,A 38 53 .january . ,, Goshen ..,, 46 67 -Izmuury I0 Malvern . 73 46 'Izmuury l7 .. ...Sulineville 43 37 hlzuluzary l8 , .. ,Lowellvillc , 54 56 lI.muz1ry 2l , North Lima ..r., 62 -15 .lzmuary 2-1 .. ...Canfield , 50 69 Alzmuzxry 28 , .... , ..,.. Greenlord .. ..,,,........ 43 62 xfzuluury 31 Xlfeslern Reserve 56 40 February -1 Goshen , , 35 58 FCbl'lllil'y 8 ,, .. , A ,. Atwater .... . 51 58 TOURNAMENTS Februzlry 20 ., . Suliueville 4. . 41 l eIn'uzu'y 22 ,Unimed Local A 48 46 l eb1'uury 27 . ,Columbizmu .. 43 73 PAGE SEVENTY-ONE 'fhe eamei: 114 R- RESERVE TEAM FIRST ROW: Joe Cresonlo, Arnold Fitzsimmons, Bob Guy, Ronnie Bender, Clorence Konnol. SECOND ROW: Tom Menfz Roy Reosh, Jim Olnhousen, Jerry Arthurs, lorry Peppel, Lee Clmmberloin, Coach Newton. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS KNEELING1 Morsho Winters, Joyce Keslor STANDING: Dolly Boker, Morge Rupert PAGE SEVENTY-TWO I ,I 1 i VARSITY ACTION SHOTS 0g 1952 '7!1e6'ameZ'-e A T1 1 A JUNIOR-HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Philip Cope, Larry Weikarf, Jim Cope, Harold Cooper, Jim Dice-Mgr. SECOND ROW: Ed Campbell, Wayne Blosser, Jim Kre-'s, Donald Wisler, Allan Cobourn, Bob Ray, Mr. Newlon. Missing from picture: Larry Graham, Ray- mond Brown. JUNIOR-HIGH CHEERLEADERS Karen Jones, Marjorie Clark, Carol Welsh Standing: Alice Baker, Lorrie Webber, Joyce Rupert PAGE SEVENTY- FOU R ACTION SNAPS of 1958 '7fae Game! e- ALUMNI OF FAIRFIELD HIGH CLASS OF '57 ARTHUR BELL ...,., ......,..,,............. W orking for his father MARALYN BELL ,4,......,...,........,...,......... Heidelberg College THOMAS BROWN ,.,,.. .,..........,, P eak's Service Station LOIS BRUBAKER . ,,... ......, S ecretary-Fairfield School PHILIP CONVERSE HOWARD COPE .,,. JO-ANN COPE NANCY CRIDER . ,.... . ,.,.....,. Ohio State University ......,..,.,........,..,....,..Farming ................Bliss College ...........Mrs. Donald Garrod SUE DAVIS .............. ...,.. Y oungstown Universtiy -JOYCE DETWILER .... ...........,......, B Iuffton College- ROBERT GUY .,..,...... .......,..,. T urnpike Service Station SANDRA KANNAL ................ Secretory-Kannal Coal Co. NANCY MELLINGER .... .,...........,.., D ennison University CHARLES MINER ...,.. ....,.,., U nited States Marines JAMES PIKE 4...4..... .,....,......... K och's Garage JAMES ROWAN ...... ,,.,.....,... . .Youngstown University HELEN WILKES ..........,....,..,........, Columbiana Restaurant ROBERT ZARNOSKY ........ Columbiana Aluminum Foundry CLASS OF '56 LOIS ALLMON ....,. ..,,...4.......,......... M rs. Donald Gleckler ADELAIDE AUGUSTINE ...,..., Assoc. Hospital Service of Col. BEVERLY 'BABLE .............,.....,........ Ohio State University JOYCE BENDER .....,... ..............,....,......... C ourt House SANDRA BRINKER ..... ., ,........ ,... H ome Supply CLASS OF '55 KENNETH GARROD DONALD BLOSSER O. MARIE BLOSSER E. MARLENE BROWN DALE BURT PETER CASPER KATHLEEN Cl-IAMBEIILAIN 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 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 ILOSSER 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 SCHOOL ORVILLE BURBICK ..... WALTER BURT ,...,.... DIXIE CARLILSE ,...., EUGENE CULLAR .... RICHARD DAVIS ,...... MARY ANNE ELLIOT ...., LORENA FLANNERY ..,... DONNA GARROD ........ ., ......................... Farming ..,.,,.,....Unlted States Navy ,......Youngstown University Orchard .......Wittenberg College ,..,..,Kent State University ..............,..........,..MarrIed ...........,. Mrs. Larry Kannal JAMES GASTON ....,.....,. ...Owner of Service Station SUZANNE HEINTZELMAN ....... Mrs. Kenneth Crowl LARRY KANNAL .......,..,.,... ..,.,,..,...,,. K annal Coal Co. JOYCE LITTLE ............... ............ M rs. Gerald Felger THOMAS LYDON ....,,.... MOLLIE MALONE ........ LAVERNE gMClAUGHLIN HERMAN MILLER ........, MYRNA MORROW ......... JOSEPH PAHANISH LARRY PORTER ...... MAXINE RUPERT .... JANET SEAMANS ...... 'KATHLEEN SNYDER ...,.. JOAN WASSINK ........... MONNIE WELLMAN .... NANCY WORKMAN ..... WILLIAM WRIGHT ..... 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 McLAUGHLIN MARY ANN MASON JAMES NICHOLS CHARLES PAHANISH DONNA RUSSELL JACK STEVENS EVELYN TUCKER SUSAN SEAMANS WILLIAM SOUDERS GWENDOLYN WILMS DOROTHY YODER CLASS OF '51 ADONIA ALLMON PAGE SEVENTY-SIX . .,..... United States Air Force ......,Ohio State University ..........,Fmnklln Furniture ...,...CoIumbiana Foundry . , . ,Kent State University ....................Truck Driver ....,....Youngstown Kitchens Paul Neville ........Manchester College, Ind. House ................Practical Nurse ...,..MIdway Motors ........TRUCK DRIVER EVA ALLMON DANIEL BARTH DORIS BLOSSER HAROLD BRUBAKER WALTER BURKEY DARYL BURT JACK BUSSARD JAMES CROOK CARL GARWOOD DAVID MAYER MILDRED Mc'AUGHLlN 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 ALUMNI OF FAIRFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 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 DeRHODES 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 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 McLAUGH LIN 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 ALICE WELLMAN VERDA SCHOOLEY PAGE SEVENTY-SEVEN 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 McCAMON 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 i952 7fze Gomez' - ALUMNI OF FAIRFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 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 MEQUISTION 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 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 '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 PAGE SEVENTY-EIGHT 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 I ALUMNI OF FAIRFIELD CLASS OF '33 sosnn sm, nncnmno sau. nownnn m.osssn JEAN Mcsunuzv wnnsn cAnn.soN wmms cons, HAnoLo oennooss INA MA: ssrsnu GUY FIRESTONE cuvron KAM:nv svnou MuMAw RAYMOND nuvsnr nonomv sucnnlsr IDA WARD wluaun wsszn EARL WELSH CLASS OF '32 ALTA BRINKER JANET BURT MABEL CARLSON FREDA CRAWFORD DAVID DOUDNA HAZEL FIRESTONE GOLDIE KIBLER MARY MONTFORT CARL MCFERRAN ROBERT MCQUISTON MILDRED RAY GERALD RENKENBURGER, ALEEN RIDDLE DONALD RUPERT DOROTHY SCHOCKLEY VIVIAN WOODS CLASS OF '31 BEULAM BELL Msnnm sssuwsm HAZEL rlnssroni cAnL nsnsn. MAX sAnn, wluwn sAnnou :MMA xAurrMAN HowAno xEsLAn Lemons MECAMON Lols Mcrsnnsu WILBUR MEISER anne: Moon: KENNETH REARICK cnAnLss new Minn nlcHAnnsoN znn nounzn vlcron nunsnr MAnY suocxuv Hznasnr scoTT NITA slncv JAM:s smsn ROBERT wsasn 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 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 WI-IITACRE 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 DELI. 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 PAGE SEVENTY-NINE HIGH SCHOOL NO GRADUATING CLASS IN I925 CLASS OF '24 PAULINE ALBRIGHT KENNETH BELL NELLIE BUCK HELEN CRAWFORD KENNETH CROOK MARY KYSEII 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 '21 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 I-IUESTIE CLASS OF 'IB MYRON BRUBAKER SELMA COPPOCK CHARLES FERRALI. SCOTT GRIM ELIZABETH WOLFF. ag 1958 mama- f -.- 1 - -- M fa I 1Wn.s'l flllzlfticf 1Wo.s'! Ijffely lo S111,'z'r'f'rl.' Basel Per.s'm1ali1fiH.s'.' Carol ISCII I.ee DeRI1ncIes Carol IVeik2n'l Paul Esenwein PIII Converse Jim Palmer WHO'S WHO in the SENIOR CLASS FAVORITE SONG: K'April Love FAVORITE MOVIE: 31'-Sf DNIIIQW-S'-' Friendly Persuasion Best D1'esse1Z.' B111 Baker Louis Groubem Bonnie Sinsley f O ' ' - Marge Hepburn Bfsl I,00ki11g: IT'illif'.sl: M11.sl IflIll.S IlIll.' Leah Yealey Dale Bender jim Hess Dave I'n'olI1e1's -Indy Snyder Carol Keslm' PAGE EIGHTEEN 1 I w - 1 1 I 1 1 I df 1958 PRETZELS POTATO CHIPS CHEESE CORN F. F. CORN CORN TWISTEES Manufactured By Berg'S Bretzels, Inc. LEETONIA, OHIO ESTABLISHED 1885 7l1e Gamez'---fe-E - a Compliments Of Compliments of Gaughn's Restaurant VO GUE SHOP Jack Jones, Mgr. IV 2-3332 COLUMBIANA, OHIO COLUMBIANA, OHIO Compliments of Compliments Of KEYSTQNE Sutherin Sunoco Service Pipe and Supply Co. Routes I4 and 164 IVonhoe 2-4623 COLUMBIANA, OHIO COLUMBIANA, OHIO Compliments of WILLIS RUPERT and SONS OHIO CERTIFIED SEEDS Hybrid Seed Corn Seneca 81 Butler Seed Wheat Aiax 81 Clinton 59 Oats New Waterford, Ohio 'Eau' Www Merchants' Division Salem Chamber Of Commerce -me e.m1f--f,----------- I Compliments Of Compliments to the Class of T958 BECK MOTOR SALES Ola-F V. Todd FORD Sales and Service I N S U R A N C E GA 6-2327 COLUMBIANA OHIO EAST PALESTINE OHIO M I L L E R ' S COLUMBIANA BEDDING Appliance Center Frigidiare Appliances FURNITURE d k G R 9 H If G Dv Di D Sf Phone IV 2-3334 NEXT TO FIRESTONE PARK Publi Squae - C lu bio u Ohio COLUMBIANA 1 IV 2-4278 Best Wishes to The Class of '58 THE HOME SAVINGS AND LOAN CO. lO4 SOUTH MAIN STREET COLUMBIANA, OHIO Q . . Q 1, A w I ' 63 ' ,V 5,1 L! Lrg. Ji '7 Q Qi his 9 4 gt H nu-il F A' 'ff,. ,.,i,w' lkullfa' Cpgk Tms I5 BAND? HA WKQN55 Yo u.'Ht No? Sfaoviuaff lookin. Downs an Tumasf Tusr f'OuNd Muff be QNTQUTIUK5 'fhg Bruins of The cxdifff Guess wflR1 I MJ lAe1' Nsshih!! W 1955 HAYPY MW YQAIIQ Nov Reauuf ,I 4 Tmuk n'u. gun ,QQMNQZ ! I T515 15 f:oveMU4E?NT cl455!fA 5 vhew- With Best Wishes to The Class of 58 MELLINGER LUMBER, INC, LUMBER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Leetonia, Ohio Start Your Banking Business al' THE UNION BANKING COMPANY The Ftzendly Bank MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Columbiana, Ohio MACKALL'S Chrysler. . . Plymouth Phone GA 6-9615 Frigidaire Appliances Phone GA 6-3655 Compliments Of Park Avenue GIFT SHOP Dodge :Ast PALssnNs, omo - Ph: GA 6-2602 Phone GA 6-9615 EAST PALESTINE, OHIO Mr. and Mrs. George B I , P p . FITZPATRICK BROS. MORRIS on- CO. Good Clothes For Men IV 2-3628 COLUMIIANA, OHIO Sunoco Products 311 Columbia Sires! Ph HA 7-6722 LEETONIA, OHIO -------i---- af 7958 COLUMBIANA BOILER CO T COLUMBIANA OHIO Compliments of I Congratulations and Best Wishes to the graduates of 1958 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK EAST PALESTINE OHIO '7fae Game! E- - e DON ARCHIBALD Insurance Agency EAST PALESTINE, OHIO - TELEPHONE - Office GA 6-2632 - Res GA 6-3123 Johnnie's Radio and Appliances 40 West Main Street I EAST PALESTINE, OHIO Complete lines of: G. E., Westinghouse, Maytag TV a Specialty Motorola - Zenith - Dumont Westinghouse - G.E. Phone GA 6-2334 Compliments of I Compliments Of Wirth Variety Store ATKINSON'S WALLPAPER, PAINTS, TOYS, HOUSEWARES DINNERWARE, WINDOW SHADES, I ,og CARDS HABERDASHERY EAST PALESTINE, OHIO EAST PALESTINEI OHIO THE A EAST FAIRFIELD COAL CO. Location: Five Points, North Lima, Ohio All Sizes of Domestic and Industrial Coal 100 Pct. Bituminous NORTH LIMA - Klmball 9-2165 Sm? Paul Q' Gd! G. Oofrfsw Hggrb f foXY0,E', fb , milf! iv'- '7fze Gomez' -1-2 e HAWKINS Plumbing and Heating Edgar Floyd Holloway Hawkins Telephone GL 7-2277 Route 7 in East Fairfield Bortz Food Market Full lane of home grown produ Home cut Christmas trees OPEN ALL WINTER AM I COLUMBIANA OHIO C9 Compliments of O C CHELLIS No 6 Bus Driver Corner of Rt. 7 li Middleton Road -IO tol P.M. O O Compliments Of Cipriano and Son Service Station - Sohio Products PHONE KI 9-2907 - South Ave.. Ext. POLAND, OHIO AGNEW FARM EQUIPMENT Farmall Tractors I. H. Machines-Service 7700 Market Street YOUNGSTOWN 12, OHIO RURAL SUPPLY FEED SEEDS FENCE Complete line of Farm Hardware nero. No. 2 - coLuMsiANA AT MIDDLETON Phone Col. IV 2-4821 Ever Ready GAS COMPANY Complete Bottled Gas Service Trucks - Tractors - Brooders House Heating - Cooking R.F,D. No. 2, COLUMBIANA AT MIDDLETON Phone Columbiana IV 2-4821 --------- 051958 Town Talk Restaurant East Lincoln Way ON ROUTE 30 - 45 ACROSS FROM SOHIO STATION PHONE HARRISON 4-5215 Compliments Of JOSEPH A. COSTANZO NEW WATERFORD, OHIO Phon GL 7-2200 Bender's Farm Market ONE-QUARTER MILE SOUTH OF EAST FAIRFIELD - STATE ROUTE 7 HOME GROWN F RUITS AND VEGETABLES Fresh Cider Phone New Waterford GL 7-2948 Congratulations Class of i958 Gibby's Barbershop Phone HA 4-5633 LISBON, OHIO We welcome your business THE FIRESTONE BANK LISBON, OHIO Phone HA 4-3510 Member F.D.I.C. Best Wishes CAMPBELL'S CLEANERS 2-Hour Service COLUMBIANAS ONLY DRY CLEANING PLANT Columbiana, Ohio CARTER'S FARM AND MARKET One-Quorter Mule South of East Fairfield on Store Route 7 FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES HOME DRESSED PORK IN SEASON Phone Rogers 6112 JONES' MARKET AT EAST FAIRFIELD Fresh Meats and Groceries Gas and Oil Phone: NEW WATERFORD GL 7-2112 7lze Gamez' as -A A THERON'S IGA MARKET And Drive-In One mile south of Columbiana on Ohio State route I64 Serving folks from far and near large Selection - Fine Food Best Wishes to the Class of 58 NATIONAL RUBBER MACHINERY COMPANY Columbiana, Ohio A friendly place to eat and shop I I . RIPLEY'S WEIKART f-Hyde Park ciathes FEED MILL for smart dressers Dealer In Van Heusen, Century Shirts With the Soft Collar That Won't Wrinkle Ever RIPLEY'S MEN'S SHOP OPPOSITE U.S. POST OFFICE Leetonia, Ohio CHAMPION COAL FEED, FLOUR, FERTILIZER GRINDING 84 MIXING FARM MACHINERY Leetonia, Ohio 41 I l A Surfflse fl 603010 whose? A ,Aw Xi W as MJW' gr? 31m Lt Qmdfj IQST QVe?.mpQNvl2 I Cf!-3 X. Yom M. 5570 Q 3 ,,,,A . N, S 'tv33augoT Sx.e.v-Q-x,Q.x.o.aa5? Q - - Uf 1958 y,.,.u..v S-on Svmmxm? ig -Sixth Rini? ? Tom + Huey ima!!-x Vynusa- 7fne amaze --------- -- Congratulations Seniors DAVIS STUDIO AND PHOTO SUPPLY Your Official Comet Photographers South Market Street East Palestine, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of MIDWAY MOTOR SALES FIRESTONE FARMS G M C IVanhoe 2 2121 Midway Between Youngstown on Route 7 Columbiana PHONE GL 7-2436 ohm and East Liverpool l islam Uf 1958 Compliments Of LEDGER SPATHOLT'S HARDWARE Serving the biggest HA 7 6513 little town in Ohio Compliments of EAST PALESTINE SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION EAST PALESTINE, OHIO Compliments Of R. H. MURRAY 8: SON Your Purina Dealer EAST PAlESTlNE, OHIO LEETONIA OHIO Compliments Of I S T N I C K ' S T28 NORTH MARKET STREET EAST PALESTINE, OHIO Western Auto Store East Palestine, Ohio AUTO SUPPLIES 8- ACCESSORIES BICYCLES, BICYCLE PARTS TRICYCLES, WAGONS, ETC REFRIGERATORS, FOOD FREEZERS WASHERS DRYERS Compliments of Columbiana Foundry Co Semi Steel, Grey Iron COREY'S PONY FARM I AND I Alloy Castings Columbiana, Ohio COLUMBIANA, OHIO 7fze eomele -if - COmp'lme lS LISBON TIRE of SERVICE I-IERRIOTT RECAP and REPAIR INC. East Palestine, Ohio 320 Soulh Lincoln Avenue LISBON . . . OHIO Phone HA 4-7014 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 Compliments of JOE HILL General Repazr Body Work DEMING PUMPS Phone HA 4 3248 LIsbon OhIo I Sold and Serviced 6 I - - - '0fl958 QZYXGN D535 -gb M .,.,x . -c hd! rv' c suesvzl ' 'dursrrif TW'-1' 1Dn91rne! gmme an-rr!! Ton 0 H i M 9 1 ,Sa fl ? P HMTIU- - Dinan. H90 HU, Frfillb 'Wie Gomez' il Compliments Of Compliments Of A.B.C. COAL CO., THE INC. OLENIK MFG. CO LISBON, OHIO Steel Fabrications Top Quality Coal Phone HArrison 4-5358 Columbiana, Qhio Compliments of H 81 M OIL COMPANY Shell Distributor coLuMslANA, oHlo Phone IVanI1oe 2-43I I 05 1958 PROFES-Sak ME Swan' -----..-..........,.,, . fpruna. FofWW'l'YW'SW'k 'i Yi ...x.m..M .wb slwnam mry we 'XX Gaul-1 P1 Compliments Of GWENN - GARY NURSERY J. P. Wilms, Proprietor Quality Nursery Stock Visitors Welcome One-Fourth Mile South of Route I4 on 7 Phone IVanhoe 2-4962 Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of S l T L E R ' S BURN RITE FLOWERS COAL CO. For A11 Occasions New Waterford Ohio Congratulations to The Class of '58 GL 7-2212 Columbiana, Ohio -- -- W 7958 ,Paul Witmers and Sons JOHN DEERE FARM EQUIPMENT PARTS AND SERVICE Registered Brown Swiss Cattl Green Beaver Road Columbiana, O. - Ph.: IV 2-2973 Compliments Of L. W. Nash Co. l East Palestine, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '58 Karcher Beauty Salon 724 EAST PITTSBURGH STREET Salem, Ohio Phone ED 7-6941 Compliments of Mansell's Restaurant Finest Foods Served Anywhere Party Room Available F Private Parties and Benq t GA 6-9520 78 East Taggart, E. Palestine, O. Compliments Of Ina Mae Noel's BEAUTY sHoPPE Columbiana, Middleton Rd. Phone IV 2-2923 Rudibaughs Mills Feeds, Seed 84 Farm Supplies Rogers, Ohio Phone 2431 Compliments Of Alcenheads Dairy East Palestine, Ohio Phone GA 6-9553 Compliments Of Witmers Implement Sales '7lw Game! BEST WISHES Compliments of To the Class of 1958 WARRICK THE FUNERAL HOME COMPANY Phone lVanhoe 2-3621 Columbiana, Ohio Subsidiary of The Wm. K. STAMETS CO. Columbiana, Ohio Good Wishes to the Class of I958 Columbiana Machine Co. 24-Hour Heavy Duly Wrecker Service T. A. HILL MOTORS Sales OLDSMOBILE Service Night Phone IV 2-3682 D y Phone IV 2-4233 COLUMBIANA, OHIO Peop1e's Lumber Co. Telephone IV 2-4325 Columbiana, Ohio BEILING TV APPLIANCES MOTOROLA TV Service On All Makes RADIO - RECORD PLAYERS - TV Antennas Repaired and Inst II d LOWER ELKTON ROAD -- Ph: IV 2 2862 COLUMBIANA, OHIO -li---- 07 1958 Phone Rogers 2971 CULLIGAN Soft Water Service Arnold C. Green Depot Street Rogers, Ohio Nichols 5c to 51.00 Store School Supplies - Childrens Wear 123 South Market Ph.: HA 4-5516-Lisbon, Ohio Compliments Of Bawye Buick Co. 157 East Martin Street Phone GA 6-2474 East Palestine, Ohio Compliments Of Well's Drug Store Village Jewelers WATCHES-DIAMONDS and JEWELRY REPAIRED 123 E. Lincoln Way LISBON, OHIO Compliments Of Morgan's Drug Store LISBON, OHIO KlMPEL's JEWELRY and GIFTS Columbiana Plaza lVanhoe 2-2851 Compliments Of Ben's Green House Specializing in Geraniums and Cut Flowers 7Ae0amel' - e Compliments Of REASH IMPLEMENTS SMITH'S FURNITURE INC. Quality Home Furnishings Open Friday Evenings until 9:00 I 3Ol South Main Street Other Evenings by Appoi tm t F ' : Columbiana, Ohio ealurmg Simmons Bedding Franklin Furniture Congratulations Compliments of Class of '58 BURTON FORD SALES Bob Burton Salem - Lisbon Road ADAMSON CO TANKS East Palestine, Ohio 1-1 -- - df 1958 BABY SH APS r 6 A X .SSX 5 UKBY BiYLL H ma Q 'T O '. 5.5 , , Q.,-3 3--A .DALE Q f ' K- N nlbn 1' il!! Dau. W i Jqsfiggi 1 Hia ui? A .'a'Z'2'.. '7fxeeomefs --Lf --1-1------i--- Whenever You Think of Adam Rudibaugh INSURANCE of Think of HAMILTON'S RUSS LINDSAY Rexall Drug Store Notary Public We Will Fill Your Doctor's Prescriptions I22 South Main Street Phone IV 2-4486 Lisbon, Ohio Columbiana, Ohio I Compliments Of Lisbon Office THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK OFSALEM Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation LISBON, OHIO of 1952 Compliments Of Village Variety Store EAST PALESTINE, OHIO Compliments Of LEONARD EGG OO. Eggs Wholesale Nanhoe 2-4236 COLUMBIANA, OHIO Lippert's Hardware Pittsburg Paints for Any surface GLASS FOR TABLE TOPS, MIRRORS, WlNDOWS LEETONIA, HA1el 7-2197 Compliments Of Clinton Sales 8: Service Wisler Farm Equipment LEETONIA, OHIO - - - ROOSE DRUG STORE Prescriptions a Specialty Nationwide Insurance Company Represented by RALPH REDDINGTON DICK 8- RICK Registered Pharmacists 37 SOUTH PEARL STREET HAzel 7-2178 LEETONIA, OHIO Phone IV 2-4246 COLUMBIANA, OHIO ' 1 1 Kampfer's Texaco B.F. Goodrich Tires and Batteries 31 EAST PARK AVENUE - IV 2-9478 COLUMBIANA, OHIO K E L L E R Battery Service Co. Carl S. Keller - WESTINGHOUSE 1 Ranges - Refrigerators - Dryers Laundromats - Radios - Television TAPPAN RANGES EASY and SPEED QUEEN WASHERS Phone IVunhoe 2-4225 COLUMBIANA, OHIO 7fre Game! -----------------1-'- J AND E FISHER PRINTING ' ' COMPANY RECORD SHOP Q Television - Radio Sales and Service I57 South Main Street Columbiana, Ohio Phone IV 2-2744 COMMERCIAL PRINTERS We Specialize in WEDDING STATIONERY Phone IV 2-4463 for QUALITY AND SERVICE 252 SOUTH MAIN STREET COLUMBIANA OHIO THE FRANKLIN FURNITURE CO Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of LEHMAN HARDWARE CO. Columbiana, Ohio Headquarters for HARDWARE PAINT SPORTING GOODS - G! 1958 World's Best Drills and Tools For Mines, and Top Notch ware and Marine Trade . . . Quality Tools for the Hard- The Leetonia Tool Co. LEETONIA, OHIO Q Churchfield Prescription Pharmacy, Incorporated II North Main Street 1 COLUMBIANA, OHIO Ph e IV hoe 2-2528 Laughlin's Poultry Farm and Hatchery CHICKS HATCHED EVERY WEEK THE ENTIRE YEAR Columbiana, Ohio McLaughlin's Beauty Salon Salem Street Columbiana, Ohio Compliments Of Roclc Camp Mining Co. ' R.D. 2 Lisbon, Ohio Compliments Ot Seederly - Beilhart FUNERAL HOMES COLUMBIANA IV 2-3381 NORTH LIMA KI 9-2231 Compliments Ot Brittain Motors c:HEvRoLEt - Pomtif-xc 68 E. Clark GA 6-9449 l. P. Lewis Orchards QUALITY APPLES New Waterford, Ohio Phone GL 7-2061 7fze Gonzalo The Citizens Savings Bank Columbiana and Leetonia, Ohio MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Bank Here Always Where You Can Bank All ways AGdBkF Y Compliments Of LISBON LUMBER CO. LISBON, OHIO Congratulations Class of '58 BLACKWOODS HA 7-6755 LEETONIA, OHIO Compliments Ot HOLT'S Dry Cleaners free pick-up and delivery service IV 2-4941 Home Supply Store High Quality Food, Clothing, and General Merchandise Middleton, RD 2, Columbiana EBER S. MARTIN, Owner ALICE J. JONES, Manager INITIATION Ov5yVVws How SweeT!U 'XTNNRTEJ Qouu HND Look ouqr BELDQJ Gf 1953 DQNCE NXRN OR Nxougr,-?ij FILL Jo-N H amos SONF1 mm, wvaouc? EBRD IN R 'LACE Svmf STEV! 74a Gomez' -S Production Foundry Company SEMI-STEEL - GRAY IRON BUILDERS 81 PLUMBERS CASTINGS COLUMBIANA OHIO Dorrance Furniture Co Your Dependable Dealer Since I872 LISBON, OHIO Village Market J 8. R LUNCH Meats - Produce Groceries Service and Quality Josie and Roy Borelli New Waterford, Ohio Compliments Of Fuhrman s Insurance Agency COLUMBIANA, OHIO Hays Dry Cleaning Agency QB 8. M CLEANERSI Efficient and Friendly Compliments Of U Wooley Chevrolet Co. Service Parts and Service We wont to please our customers ' GL 7-2195 Leetonia, Ohio New Waterford, Ohio Harrold Tool Co. MANUFACTURERS OF Mechanic's Hand Tools Columbiana, Ohio Compliments Of Midway Service Station ASHLAND PRODUCTS TIRES - FILTERS - ETC. GL 7-2459 New Waterford, Ohio 0g 1958 Compliments Of Bielhart Shoe Store LEETONIA, OHIO KENNEDY'S JEWELRY HOME OF FINE DIAMONDS 238 MAIN STREET LEETONIA, OHIO Best Wishes to the Class of 58 ISALY'S DAIRY STORE EAST PALESTINE, OHIO Compliments Of City Radio 8: TV Service 31 North Market Street GA 6-2704 EAST PALESTINE, OHIO Compliments Of CITY LOAN EAST PALESTINE, OHIO Ho1man's Pharmacy EAST PALESTI NE, OHIO GA 6-3590 LET US FILL YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION Compliments Of FERGUSON'S FARM MARKET COLUMBIANA, OHIO Congratulations To The Class Of SB HILL'S SHOE STORE EAST PALESTINE, OHIO we Gamez'-2 --- --- ---- AUS ORCHARD Quality Apples 'ifiiitrw I l SAXL- 31 1' all g ill.iillllli!' ,Q Filtered Cider JONES 8. NEISHLEB Columbiana, Ohio Phone IV 2-2924 Select your herd sires from the Great Bulls at COBA 3295315 These outstanding bulls have proved their ability to sire daughters that are heavy milk- ers, and they are the kind you'll be proud to look at. For service call: Elwood Ziegler Leetonia, Ohio Phone HAZel 7-6777 I I BOARDMAN ROOFING AND NEW wAtERFoRD SUPP'-Y CO- FURNITURE ROOFING SPOUTING PAINTS Phone New Waterford GL 7-2362 Phone Youngstown RI 3-3106 228-232 East Front Street YOU NGSTOWN, OHIO Manufacturers of LIVING ROOM , FURNITURE New Waterford, Ohio ps R+ n'eS of 1958 Tx,-BM? 5 pANs1koNQ.? 'l U1 MQ vusem Sugvwlowe C-Lap! 'YYXHQXQUVS M 00+ F AQ XDHHPLL QR Shim He i'l lEY1E,, WKAY Q, , 0 vb UW' L' L Fl Nt, 'W Tina ski ? A So AYXUYNY Lame wi QQ NLE. K. Ks XT Qgoocxrp 7fze Game! i -a fe Complimems Of KOZY KITCHEN 255 Front Street LEETONIA, OHIO Compliments Of Leetonia Flower Shop LEETONIA, OHIO Compliments Of Sim on's Gulf Service Interseciion of 7 and 46 Columbiana New Waterford Road COLUMBIANA, OHIO Paul L. Coppock HOUSE MOVER GL 7-2185 Williams Wild Game Farm See all kinds of wild game in their Natural Surroundings NEW WATERFORD, OHIO H. H. ESTERLY Strip Mine - Deep Mine NEW WATERFORD, OHIO GL 7-2387 Compliments Of Ferguson Insurance NEW WATERFORD, OHIO GL 7-2464 Compliments Of Columbiana Iron and Metal Company Mfbhf' B ,. FRESHMAN be upf u.Y 'Fi ETTY7! EAN B- g 0R'f -....-..,. -.,..A--N.,,.... 1 . , -Q Q, -'M' -M-.- .M 4 zewc E Sick?-' -me emi: --- Steaks Chops HECK'S RESTAURANT One-Fourth Mile East of Columbiana Good Food - Friendly Service Telephone IV 2-4458 Columbiana, Ohio You can leave your style at home and eat with us. Chicken Home Made Ice Cream Compliments of Compliments Of STAHL'S CRAWFORD MARKET COAL gc BUILDERS' SUPPLIES, INC. FRIENDLY SERVICE SINCE 1895 Friendly Service and Fine Foods Since 1911 coLuMmANA omo Phone IV 2 3326 PHONE IV 2 3315 COLUMBIANA, OHIO C0n imm of STALEY and GLENN Columbiana Milling gf Supply Company The Home of Good Shoes 319 South Elm Street Expert Shoe Repairing Phone IV 2-4612 Ph IV 2-4118 COLUMBIANA, OHIO Columbiana, Ohio i - 0g 1952 Compliments Of Smith Dairy Co. 7256 SOUTHERN BLVD YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO AT BOARDMAN PHONE 2-1291 TRY OUR MILK, BUTTER, EGGS AND CHOCOLATE DRINKS 7114 Game! ' ?f , Compliments Of KAISER CHEMICAL Columbiana-Leetonia Road Compliments Of WNFJW Waterford Bank 1 NEW WATERFORD, OHIO-.ti Service with Safety Since 1906 Best Wishes to The Class of 1958 EDGAR BELL WELL DRILLING and PUMP SERVICE Deming Pumps Columbiana, Ohio R. D. 2 Phone IV 2-4000 011958 CONTRIBUTIONS Dr. Lee Bookwalfer Dr. Duncan D. Harmon D.D.S. William C. Lodge-Attorney William C. Lodge-ATTroney Dr. Guy Nicoleiie D.D.S. Dr. William D. Jones-Optometrist Dr. James R. Garstick-Optometrist Dr. Russell Barber D.V.M. Dr. Chester Dewalt Dr. Leonard Pritchard D. F. Grappy D.D.S. THE COMET STAFF FOR I958 DEEPLY APPRECIATES THE FINE SUPPORT OF ALL THESE ADVERTISERS, AND URGES YOU TO SUPPORT THEM WHEN YOU CAN. '7fze eamel' 1 f-JJ' -'---'-' Congratulations Class ot I958 Carlyle Brown PHOTOGRAPHER PORTRAIT 81 COMMERCIAL 159 NORTH MARKET STREET GA 6-2712 East Palestine, Ohio Columbiana Cylinder Grinding PROTO TOOLS Automotive Parts 81 Gates Belts 144 East Park Avenue Compliments Of C-3leclcler's Restaurant I55 South Main Street COLUMBIANA, OHIO Phone IV 2-2952 TYSON'S Sherwin-Williams Paints Gibson Greeting Cards Fines! in Wallpapers IO6 South Main Street Columbiana, Ohio Klein's Attractions P. O. BOX 207 NEW WATERFORD, OHIO Phone GL 7-2303 Entertainment of all kinds tor all Occasions Peoples Federal Savings and Loan A Good Place To Save Main Street Super Market Beer and Wine 263 Main Street HA 7-2176 Compliments Ot Burbiclc Realty A Wise Man Invests His Money In A Home IV 2-2573 Columbiana, Ohio AUTOGRAPHS 05 1952 ww amaze L e-- - - Phone HA 4-7633 Compliments Of V. W. Flora ancl Son FLORIST rlowens ron ALL occAsioNs 5l7 West Lincoln Way Vernon W. Flora Lisbon, Ohio Ben Franklin Store COLUMBIANA Best Wishes To The Class of '58 Hillyers IGA Food Liner Kurtz 5c to SI.00 Columbiana's Complete Variety Store Compliments Of Donbars Grocery Best Wishes From Holloway's COLUMBIANA IV Columbiana, Do SoIes8.H I A hSpp Wh Ie You Wait L gih John's Shoe Repair 145 East State Street Salem, Ohio Kinds of Shoe Laces Zippers Shoe Polish Repaired and Replaced Fitzpatrick Bro-s. Good Clothes for Men IV 2-3628 Columbiana, Ohio 1 ' Y