Bishop Fenwick High School - Turres Yearbook (Middletown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1955 volume:

Q Q? KM ' 1 1 i f . ., .1 , , Q 1 ,. -Q . ,gf fi L FENWIEK HIGH Middl?eal uwn P kv? :Q Q?--gp, , 4' 'gg' Y, ., .- .5 'ff fx. x , tm., , f' ' an 11.wf,,-. ,nf-K.- u 3.1-Y-. -mf Y ,Q mi -. V fn :.u.nnn 3 E 5 Z 1- B 4. Q Jufnewnfwl, His Excellency Karl I. Alter, Archbishop of Cincinnati, directed the organization of Fenwick l-liqh School and appointed Rev- erend lulian O. Kruslina principal. Old South School building was leased, and on'September 3, l952, the first student body assembled. This booklet attempts to hold for those pioneer stu- dents and their friends memories of those who shared the memorable first year with them. lt is dedicated to all who by lonq years of prayer, Willing sacrifices, and indefatiqable labor made Fenwick High School a reality. M Qi Winn Reverend Iulicm O. Krusling, Principal fx Q faculty, if ff! tw Reverend Iulicm O. Krusling . . . Religion, Civics, Sociology 7 Reverend Walter Sterwerf . . . Religion Reverend Paul Galvin . . . Religion, Athletic Director Bernard Otten . . . Football and Basketball Coach, Physical Education, American History Sister Charles Louise. O.S.F. . . . Music, Glee Club, Chorus, Band Sister Charles Regina. S.C .... Latin, Spanish, Dramatics, Librarian Sister Edward Mary, S.C .... English, School Publications Sister Florence Marie, O.S.F .... Algebra, Geometry, Trigonom- etry, General Math., Ec. Geography, Student Council Moderator Sister Iohn LaSalle. O.S.F. . . . Typing, Stenography, Bookkeeping, Office Training Sister Marina, O.S.F .... Chemistry, Physics, Biology, General Science Sister Mary Eudora. S.C .... Foods, Clothing, Homemaking, History Frances Hornikel . . . Commercial Art, Mechanical Drawing, Physical Education ' x Christine Andres Patricia Elieti Q! ig' 75 A :WX Thomas Augspurger Ioyce Ellis gm gm Ronald Bennett Ierome Frey Z9 Iames Boudinet Francis Chupka Germaine Coyle Mary Ann Frey Donald Keever 6 i 4 an 0 Elizabeth Klamo K l xi 'E' Jmwick .Q 1 W - ,,' iifv- X Virginia Klingensmith Richard Knox Mary Rose Koehler , ' Francis Plumbo Robert Pratt 101111 Reider Jw, Eleanor Krause Marilyn Markert Theresa Mulligan 'Q' Iames Ristaneo I '?'V V n X l a V Q qi l I, 152, , W ',' l Q' ohn Rossx Ruth Rukavina 5 7953 if N6- I Rosemary Schmackers Patrick Smith Ellen Sullivan Mary Ann Swarcz Barbara Walters Carolyn White F40 T93 Q y 'S iw W. 1 -ii , 'M we sdwlwmfup Student Counci1f'iSeatedl lrene Roell, Mary Ann Frey, Dick Knox, president, Christine Andres, Paul DeBord. CStandingD David Prey, Iohn Blust, Marilyn Eiessinger, lim Kramer, Ellen Kenny, Sandra Kraft, Patty Shumard, Tim Kraft, lerorne Frey, Tom Kraft, Mary Bose Koehler. Scholarship TeamfCSeatedl Eloise Evans, Carol Enright, Ellen Kenny, lim Kramer, Nancy Io Bailey, Louise Cassidy, Tim Gough, Esther Botos. CStanding7 lim Grissom, lerome Frey, Alfrecla Klingensrnith, Virginia Klingensmith, Tony Huber, Iune Uleman. 41 I w-iw' S. Mulligan, G. Coyle, V. Klinqen- smith, M. Koehler, R. Sclimackers, Sister Charles Regina, C. Enright, N. Bailey, I. Blashock, A. Klinqen- smith, L. Gilbert. Scenes from the Iunior Class Play, The Show Must Go On. M. Piedel, I. Kramer H. Giriqerich, T. McGuif, N Bailey, P. Ortli, N. Harmouni F. Keuthan, I. Roell, R. Ris- taneo, S. Achberger. 'li I H ri jiznwiclz, ftehnm Q . wr VY . .vi L T. Ristaneo, G. Schneider, I. Dorenbusch, B. Dobrozsi, T. Krait, D. Krebs, D. Frey, P. Scorti, T. Fink, D. Farkas. lSecond Howl L. Schneider, D. Harmon, R. Ristaneo, I. Stamper, R. South, I. Clark, L. Wolf, H. Ginqerich, D. Daly, B. Bennett, I. Rossi, I. Ellis. lThird Row? Father Galvin, F. Keuthan, T. Auqspurqer, T. Osust, I. Brell, P. Smith, T. Kinder, I. Blust, I. Waddell, I. Esselrnan, I. Ristaneo, D. Knox, Coach Otten. T. Kinder, I. Ristaneo, T. Osust, T. Auqspurqer, Coach Otten, T. McGutl, I. Rossi, I. Blust, H. Ginqerich. 1 i iv 5 Dorothy Slahl, Nancy llarmouni, lo Ann Kolkor, Martha Piodol, Paiilino Esposito, lohri Sora, lronc Rocll, Sandra Achborqcr, Aiincliu Talley, liiii Siawipor, Roqer South, Gary Gray, Pai Wise, Terry MQGUH, Ioo Esschnan, Frank Kciithan, David Prosslor. Ariioinoilo Coyle, Phyllis Orih, Riia Riidicil, Bcity Saulery Iirn Ellis, Barbara Adams, Nancy lo Bailoy, Eloiso Evans, Shirloy llaqoiiian, Richard Risianeop Ierry Kramer, Paul DoBord, lolin Brell, lohri Rlusi, Ralph Schneider, l-luqli Ginaericli. Jlzlaiwuf if P. Crth S. Hageman R. South I. Sora ii J Klvffuha S. Achberqer, B. Adams, P. Esposito, D. Stahl, A. Tolley, I. Kolker, R. Schneider, E. Evans, N. Har- mount, S. Hageman, Sister Iohn LaSalle, P. Orth, R. Rudicil, M. Piedel, I. Esselmart. M. Piedel, B. Sauter, R. Rudicil, N. Harmourtt, S. Hageman, B. Adams, P. Orth, P. Esposito, I. Kolker, D. Stahl. I5 Q' , J it lst 1 2 it Ann Murray, laloen Davis, Kay Kinder, Marilyn Potter, Rose Elaine Mulligan, lune Uleman, luanita Stoney Dick Harnion, Torn Histaneo, Altreda Klinqensmitli, Patty Sliurnard, Linda Gilbert, Fred Donisi, Nunzio Rossi, Larry Wolf, Kenny Keever, Torn Qsust, Lowell Esselman, Toni Tolley, Dan Warrick, Ctiarlos Daly. Donna Sullivan, lanet Blasliock, l-lelen Waddell, Roberta Markert, Esther Botos, Tom Kralt, Carolyn Murphy, Marilyn Fiessinaer, Carol Enrialit, Rutli Vlfarrick, lirn Krarner, loe Fay: lack Scliardine, Bob Curtis, Vincent Kipus, Torn Kinder, Tony Rogers, loe Mulligan, Dick Stiles. I6 7 Hmnmffzq, E. Botos G. Gray N. Rossi Sister Florence Marie XX-X XA. H It sr. Bm ' Biolngy, E. Krause, I. Reider, R. Schrnackers, R. Bennett, B. Kiarno, C. Andres, M. Markert. T. Fink, C. Murphy, R. Warrick, I. Kramer. I7 J 54 JY . Pr Q52 Dick Farkas, Charles Thier, Raymond Roell, Bob Sears, Tony Huber, Pai Scorii, lack Poplin: Molly Sullivan, Sally Mulligan, Ruth Ann Fedders, Ioan Yauch, Susan Siabler, Chardelle Yauch, Shirley Cold- iron, Donna Buehlg Charles Newcomb, Tim Gough, David Chupka, Dick Daly, lohn Clark, Mike Kovach, Orville Haire. Mary Cox, Iudy Fink, Diane Fuller, Iudy Davis, Anne Marie Heggi, Donna Birsingerg Bob Dobrozsi, Iohn Dorenbusch, Larry Pratt, Alice Smith, Eugenia Fishbaugh, David Frey, Douglas Angel, Fred Esposito, Larry Schneider, Howard Reider, Ioe Chrisiman, Charles Long, David Krebs, Tony Andres. N Klan, Dick Dumford, Ioe Clements, Bill Dumford, Tim Kraft, lim Deger, Charles Keuthan, Tom McCain, Greg Schneider, Louise Cassidy, Marilyn Sennett, Ellen Kenney, Sandra Kraft, Iill Rentschler, Genevieve Harrington, Martha Garitson, Phoebe Sullivanp Larry Nichols, lim Lawler, Bob Upton, Larry Snider, Henry Hoover, David Kittle, Leo Miller. Archbishop Alter's surprise visit on Labor Day . . . High Mass on the opening day of school . . . Open House in September for parents and friends . . . Our first football game as Fenwick Falcons . . . Pep meetings. . .The cheerleaders in their crimson and gold . . . Homecoming game and dance . . . The Holy Name Rally at Armco Field . . . State examination and certification by Mr. Sims . . . Santa Otten at the Christmas Party . . . The Other Shepherd starring ferry Kramer . . . American Legion Essay dis- trict winners, Pat Smith and Carol Enright . . . Mary Ann Frey's first prize in the district in the essay on the physically handicapped . . . Flu days after lanuary exams . . . The girls' first basketball game . . . The Sweetheart Dance at the K. of C .... Cur first retreat under Father Dickson . . . The auditorium chapel . . . Hugh Gingerich in The Show Must Go On . . . Art Exhibit at the Civic Center . . . Cinderella and Iulius Caesar dramatized by the Latin Class . . . Dr. Frank Simons directing the Band for the Musicale . . . Awards at the Athletic Banquet . . . The Style Show . . . Pat Elieff's crowning the statue of Our Lady . . . Scholarship Tests at Miami with high State awards won by Virginia Klingensmith, Alfreda Klingensmith, Carol Enright, and Esther Botos . . . The first Fenwick Prom . . . The Senior Class play, Lights Out . . . Father Krusling's May Festival . . . Mass for the Seniors at Holy Trinity . . . Commencement Day. Umm J. T. Mulligan M. Markert B. Klamo P. Elietf E. Krause C. Andres Hip. V prix. V. Kipus, A. Klinqensmith, R. Stiles, R. Curtis, D. Harmon. Klmnulaffuf, im... n 20 M. Koehler, I. Ellis, Sister Marina, M. A. Swarcz, I. Kramer. jondd. PWM l I. Frey F. Chupka D. Keever P. Plumbo L. Pratt, I. Dorenbusch, T. Kraft, T. Huber, R. Sears, Sister Edward Mary. -ad 'Nr 5 SS X is f i A D. Buehl, R. Schneider, P. Wise, S. Achberqer, E. Evans, Miss Frances Hornikel, I. Rossi, D. Birsinqer, E. Sullivan, T. Mulligan. HAL 3111144 Qfzawbzq. lafbf, - ,V I , ' My Q -I . 'VV.Q lf. 'ww b, V,.., W y Q b P .. Q F Kg I I ' I I' l .ZKL T: ,gpg d 6 ' 1. iff? I iq-if s ww P ,F .,. ' ' in I r Foods----I. Stone, T. Osust, R. Pratt, F. Donisi, K, Keever, D. Harmon, R. Curtis, I. Rossi, R. Stiles, V. Kipus K. Kinder, D. Sullivan, H. Waddell. Mechanical Drawing If-R. Farkas, L. Schneider, I. Ristaneo, I. Rossi, H. Reider, T. Huber, D. Pressler, I Esselrnan, T. McCain, I. Ellis, R. Roell, I. Lawler, G. Schneider, Miss Frances Hornikel, Pat Scorti, D Cliupka, I. Clark. Iunior Classical League-vfSeatedI R. Rulcavina, M. Frey, C. White, C. Enright. CStandingI C. Daly, I. Blust R. Warrick, T. McGutt, I. Stone, A. Klingensrnith, I. Blashock, D. Pressler, L. Gilbert, A. Murray, P. Smith V. Klingensmith, I. Mulligan, L Davis, C. Murphy, M. Piessinger, N. Rossi, E. Botos, I. Krarner, M. Potter R. Mulligan. Z2 as 'Six-fig SYW' WA X13 wil , ff, ,- 1 ' 5 fi 211' I F' V' I N H .ix J 4 i 1 M W It S' IQ. ii i-1 ' 13 ' Q NA I 4,94 '. I , I ,H , 1- Q. W' -' Lf , 'iv' : ,viii 5? S vffivws w ifi' ' ,Q-Mfg W M Q . X f ,i ' W f' Mg 'hi -K Q 4:31 ,H v ' ? ' 5'1 ' ' fkh A 5 5 ' Q 4 MVN: 5 K W 5+ fu W XY X 'E W 721 2, W Q, .f f , Y' 5 K fy '-mf in Q 'T ,, '- , ' fe vm .-1,6 ' V , nf in ' sf Q' I -Ti. f w s ' u ja Um, Jfulanda, This booklet replaces the last two copies ot The Wick. We sincerely appreciate the patronage of those who made possible a beginning ot our school publications. Al's Barber Shop Klamo News Allsports, Inc. B. D. Morgan and Co.. General Contractors Burnett's Office Outfitters Incorporated The Central Store Ortman-Stewart Transportation Co. Chup's Tavern ' Pence's Food Market Deluxe Beauty Salon ' d Iohn Dobrozsi. Ir.. Insurance Roberson 6' Son sporting Goo S 'I'he Elite Confectionery Iohn Ross Store Fedders Supply Co. Rossi and Son. Grocery Fenzel-McDonough Iewelers Slimsk Cafe Gillen-Crow Pharmacies 77 Taxi' IHC- Glenn Cartage Company U11'iCh DIY Cleaning Gough-Lamb Cleaners Wendy's Pictures by Osborne Studios wr v M v , ,fix ' VO Q. t ,.,, Q. Z ww.. -H3 ng, ,. 4 A inf 15553 ' 1 Q4 .,.,x ,, A, if E E1 fy. f , 4 ,T 4 Fl 51 Z , K, 57. K, ix .. ff wi nw ,lv ,, va, KA , q mf 4 1:3 ?- , gg. is ef ,. .. , -., .E SQ X55 L 372 22 5 l ,r 35 . x . 41, ,E in 2' if 5 , 5. . Q 1 if 7- . S, , . 14 uf, ' if '. -3' 1, .fit ' ,, 5. ia - 1 1, . Y, ' 'f' f Lf L . 5 a. ,f gf? .32 xi, R551- 3. , 5 if ,Y Q G . 3 , k . IQ, in ' AJ :' ' 6 71 K V, ,Q Q!,, 5 f . 5:72. J KJ g , 11: ' ' t,.h 9, , I, ,, Y . if 1 y Q ',. y, , , Q . f fl' 1 ,, ,Q .L . qw N 6 U.. .Mu 'E vs' 1 L ...mn T HIRE N94 YEAR E z , w i o EWS QA 9 3. 5 5 Pblhdby SENIORCLASS F kHghSh 1 Mddl Oh 41 . fs, - -.. . rx in -f he FOREWO RD We, the graduates of '55, present you with the Turres. We hope that it will hold for you the cherished memories of your past year at Fenwick. We believe that the traditions which we have established will be continued by you, our successors, and that the moral and spiritual values which are taught beneath our friendly towers will lead you to a richer and fuller life. A r I wwf' V1 '43 4 nf' f, iv ww -B U Reverend Julian Krusling . . Reverend Paul Galvin . . Reverend Joseph Keller . . Sister Charles Louise, O.S.F. Sister Charles Regina, S.C. . . Sister Eugene, S.C. . . Sister Florence Marie, O.S.F. . Sister John LaSalle, O.S.F. . Sister Marina, O.S.F. . Sister Rosario, S.C. . Frances Hornikel . . . Bernard Otten . . Frank Razzano . . . 'S'-TT! '. ' ' L H' 'Wm FACULTY . . . Principal, Religion, Drivers' Education . . . Religion, Athletic Director . . . . . Religion, Algebra, C.S.M.C. Moderator . . . . Music, Chorus, Glee Club, Band . . . . . . . . . Latin, Spanish, Dramatics, Librarian, Moderator Romani Hodierni, Thespian Society, National Honor Society . . . . . English, School Publications, Civics Club Moderator ..............A1gebra,Geometry, Trigonometry, General Mathematics, Student Council Moderator . . . . . . . . Typing, Stenography, Bookkeeping, Office Training . . . . Biology, Physics, Electrical Science . . . English, Foods, Clothing, Junior Red Cross Moderator . Commercial Art, Mechanical Drawing, Drivers' Education, Physical Education, Tunes Advisor . . . . Head Football, Basketball, and Track Coach, Physical Education, World History, American History, Economic Geography . . . Assistant Football, Basketball, and Track Coach, General Science, Physical Education, English PRESIDENT James Kramer VICE-PRESIDENT Napoleon Clements SECRETARY E l0R GRAD ATE 0F 1955 X 5 n wr Marilyn Potter Daniel Fedders PRESIDENT OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL Janet Blashock Esther Botos Robert Curtis Gerald Da kin Eleanor Daley Charles Da ly 154' My .af A r i r r Q alt. QV Ialeen Davis Carol Enright Rose Ann Faeta Marilyn Fiessinger Terrence Fink Linda Gilbert Richard Harmon Kenneth Keever Elizabeth Kinder Thomas Kinder Vincent Kipus Alfreda Klingensmit TP 'Qi '-.'J 411' Thomas Kraft Roberta Markert Joseph Mulligan Rose Elaine Mulligan Carolyn Murphy Mary Ann Murray LeRoy Orona Thomas Osust Virginia Plessinger Anthony Rogers Nunzio Rossi Patricia Sliumard -Q11 I xxx fi + 1 3 5 ly Richard Stiles Robert Stiles Donna Sullivan June Ann Uleman Ruth Warrick Lawrence Wolf UNDERCLASSMEN .f i , S? .. s ,F . is 1 , : C li T55 . E M S . ,. , s... ' I A is . ' A . XJ A QQ' Ou ri! H . ll 5. ' v K ss, X s m-. . L ,- W Sl -ui ,K y 5i:.3.f.,s 'mi' QR LJ' Q fr QXX K s Nr or it S r sr , , rtrs , ., ik S sw . as 1 . ,.:: .1 -9' ' frfzr Q Q - KLQ. :,- n r . ,.,' K I ' - cr ssrs .f . I... : -Q: . .. A A Z ,. 3 L S, RK, F y X 1 y- 2 X 4,33 Douglas Angel Anthony Andres Donna Birsinger Donna Buehl Louise Cassidy Joe Christman David Chupka John Clark Joe Clements Shirley Coldiron Mary Cox Richard Daly Jim Deger Bob Dobrozsi John Dorenbusch Richard Dumford William Dumford Fred Esposito Dick Farkas Ruth Ann Fedders Judith Fink David Frey Diane Fuller Mary Martha Garitson Tim Gough Orville Haire Ann Marie I-Ieggi Henry Hoover Tony Huber Ellen Kenney Charles Keuthan David Kittle Michael Kovach Sandra Kraft Tim Kraft JUNIDR l0l CLASS OFFICERS Anthony Huber . . . , .President Ellen Kenney . . . . .Secretary Richard Daly . . . . .Treasurer David Krebs Jim Lawler James Lundy Tom McCain Leo Miller Don Muennich Sally Mulligan Gaeleen Neary Larry Nichols Edward Poplin Larry Pratt Howard Reider Jill Rentschler Ray Roell Greg Schneider Bob Sears Marilyn Sennet Alice Smith Susan Stabler Molly Sullivan Phoebe Sullivan Charles Thier Robert Upton Joan Yauch .lUNl0R 102 CLASS OFFICERS Edward Poplin . . . . . . . . .President Susan Stabler. . . . 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Michael Abell Patricia Averdict Barbara Beiser George Blass Verna Buchanan Barbara Cooke Joe Coyle Fred Dakin Mark Daley Charles Day Kay Domanick Dora Donisi Io Ann Donisi Jane Dorenbusch Rosemary Fay Mary Jo Fenbers Tom Fink David Habig Carolyn Hamilton Janice Harmon Joe Hatton Helen Hineline Fred Homan John Hummel Mary Hupka Tony Jack John Jack Kay Kenney Jim Kiley Tony Krizan 0PHOMORE 204 CLASS OFFICERS Joe Hatton . . . . . President Jane Dorenbusch . . . Secretary Mary Io Fenbers . . . Treasurer Michael McLaughlin Elaine Muennich Nancy Mulligan John Muraski Nancy Murphy Elaine Noehler Jerry Phillips Barbara Piedel Mary Ann Reider Shelia Rigg Jerry Roberts Joyce Rogers Bill Russelo Barbara Santora Suzanne Sennet Eugene Sora Rita Steele Dennis Stein Tom Trent David Uleman Lloyd Uleman Tom Uleman Kathryn Waczula Barbara Wagner Helen Walter Sue Wood Bill Wroda Robert Zuehlke 0PHOMOIlE 202 CLASS OFFICERS Nancy Murphy . . . . .President Elaine Noehler . . . . . .Secretary Robert Zuehlke. . . . . Treasurer - is ' . if ' ' 1 V, , if in B. M 4 at . it , ' , .:' wi 4 4 ' 24 ' x N J Q V , .,,. Y as 4 V Q . E , i Ri 4' 2 H , if V 4 A ,. A3 - ..i, 0 ' A , ' -5mf.w Q . rggii, . A., . , ,ii 11 K gf fr . 324 1 , It nf 1 t ,rfr I Q J 'sr I Q3 5 ., , X Z , ,Q 5 f 7 H gr 1 ., . , R 1.33. M L I X, P :ff G H ,-' . . , , ,,, ,QM so .E , Q' 4 if f ,.. . I I L ., C Q X . 1 4. - 14- ' iw . 11 ' .X fi 7' 7 -u f- 5 i M 1 . t 'X lv.. its L . I N41V L Q . 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' ' i Y LM ei' 152+ 2-r.':'s Thomas Abney Joseph Andreotta Martha Angel Dave Armbruster Mary Kay Augspurger David Beck Linda Beier Larry Beiser Robert Berry Mary Ellen Bishop Michael Burney Henry Cassidy Carol Chupka Richard Clark Margie Connelly Marilyn Courtney Marcia Cramer Charles Currier John Daudt Derry Derivan Mary Ellen Dineen Linda Ditmeyer Ruth Dobrozsi Sally Dumfortl Jerry Enright Marilyn Frey William Flavin Loral Lee Giancola Pat Hackett Cathy Herr Butch Hines Mary Hogan Tom Hoyt Louis Huber Jim Jackson Ray Kaylor Mary Ann Kipus John Kittel Aloysius Kuntz FRE HME 201 CLASS OFFICERS David Beck. . . . .President Pat Hackett . . . .Secretary Sally Dumford . . Treasurer Sara List Marlene Lissy Betty Lockard Ruth Losecamp Judy Markert Sue Ann McCain Mary Ellen McDermott Jim Meehan Pat Mulligan Jerry Miller Frank Moorman David Murray Julie Murray Tom Nunlist Charlotte Osust David Ottke Diane Pohlinan Frank Pressler Paul Presta Martha Ruehrwein Helen Reider Don Roell Judy Schommer Larry Sears Thelma South Janice Sullivan Susan Sullivan Robert Swaim Martha Ullum Tom Weisman Rosalie Whalen Robert Walter Ronnie Watts John Wills Rebecca Yarber Don Yauch FRE HMB 304 CLASS OFFICERS Frank Moorman. . . . ..... . .President Jerry Miller . . . . . . Vice-President Don Yauch . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer MOH K.. 411' 9 ' vw X BX ,?'.2'L . .1 -0 9 2 WN Q L V 0 Y M af wp , 3ii'a2 Q , Y 9' ag -1. 1 2.3. Q ir fi s i 1 , 3 4 2' -fvwf n i i .-4 Efvozlsg READING HMAN ENGL and Bob Berry try THE! 55 ij ,Q PAIH LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Their, Bob Sears, Ialeen Davis, Alfreda Klingensmith, Charles Keuthan, Dick Dumford, Sr. Charles Regina, David Kittle, Linda Gilbert, and Susan Stabler. LATI ELECTRICAL SCIENCE I GENERAL SCIENCE Carol Chupka Linda Ditmyer Michael Burne Tom Hoyt Mr. Frank Razanno s. i ,Y Wwfwualwffwlwv Studying the frog are Jo Ann Donisi, Barbara Piedel, Jane Dorenbusch, and Helen Walters. s 'vo N... PHYSI S Working a Physics experiment are David Frey, Bob Stiles,Jim Kramer, Charles Daly, Dick Daly, Greg, Schneider, Sandra Kraft, Ellen Kenney, Nunzio Rossi, and Molly Sullivan. 35' an ii riff sr? Preparing a tasty dish are Donna Sullivan, Susan Stabler, Tom Kinder, George Blass, and Larry Wolf. HIIMEMAKI G 'Q ART FIRST ROW: Shelia Rigg, Suzanne Sennet, John Huinnicl. SECOND ROW: Donna Buehl, Marilyn Sennct, Miss Hornilacl. gn MECHA ICAL DRAWI G 'mtrzti 'QV Wu? FIRST ROW: David Krebs, David Frey, Jinx Kiley. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Murphy, Mark Daley, '1'onyKrizo1i. THIRD ROW: Fred i'IOl1'l3l'l, Bob Zueliklc, 'loin Fink. 1? 222 W!! rw i DRIVER ED CA'l'l0 ,M- 'xA W Q' fx ,...a ' mfs! N.-W B. Zuehlke, D. Harmon, C. Day, V. Plessinger, N. Murphy, Miss Hornikel i'A3f A :F X. 'Wm TYPING BO0KKEEPlNG UFFICE TRAINING TUBE T COUNClI. 1 Tim Kraft, Vice-President, Bob Dobrozsi, Treasurer Dan Fedders, President, Molly Sullivan, Secretary. Jim Kramer and Dan Fedders fix the honor roll fleftj. Santa Claus, as por- trayed by Reverend Joseph Keller, frighty at the annual Christ- mas party. HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES FRONT ROW: S. Kraft, C. Murphy, S. Mulligan, L. Sears, D. Pohlman, R. Dobrozsi, BACK ROW: I. Dorenbusch, W. Russelo, I. Mulligan, R. Steels, K. Domanick, M. Daley, L. Pratt. CATHOLHl STUDENTS' MISSIO CHU ADE D. Uleman, Treasurer, M. Frey, Secretaryg T. Osust, Presidentg D. Frey, Vice-President, B. Upton, H. Hineline, N. Mulligan, I. Markert, T. Krizon, P. Sulivan, M. Fiessinger, I. Jackson, R. Fedders, D. Roell. This year the C. S. M. C. sponsored the sale of Christmas candy and the drive for the Bishops' Re1iefFund. Dan Fedders gained outstanding recognition for this organization when he won the annual Oratorical Contest, and brought to Fenwick its second trophy. Q H0111 m X Edifjff Carolyn Murphy, Questor, Linda Gilbert, Scriptorg Joe Mulli- gan, Praetorg Carol Enright, Consul, Marilyn Potter, Aedile. The Romani Hodierni received state-wide recognition when they won the trophy at the State Convention for their skit, A Latin Student's Dream. Among other things, the club spon- sored Latin Week, and also held a banquet for upperclassmen, T-1.. ,.....,,.,,,, ,,, ,. ,,. , v W if W 4 W, N s I t E 1 K f 1 r r ,V Q V? , y C, 3, Q Ks'-sl, yr.,-r 5 t 1 ...gr 1 it P Bl HOP HEE CIVIC GLB siuHU5l '5 43 fix ' .un NGN' Leroy Orona, Treasurer: Carolyn Murphy, Secretaryg Marilyn Fiessinger, Vice-Presidentg 1osephMulligan, Presidentg Dick Harmon, Sergeant-at-Arms. JU l0R RED CROSS x. ' 9' 5' Oxwf Qin .gig . X , - X 43' ', M, ry . X E X X , ' 'TCI we , Jr... -ali-U All-. OFFICERS standing in rear: Judy Fink, Secretaryg Esther Botos, Presidentg Doug Angel, Vice- Presidcnt. REPRESENTATIVES are: Dennis Stein, Katherine Waczula, Rosemary Fay, Becky Yarber, Sarah List, Dick Harmon, John Daudt, Mary Dineen, Larry Nichols, and Gaeleen Neary. DRAMATIC N, Pictured above are this year's Thespian officers with Father Krusling. They are: Janet Blashock, Treasurer, Joe Mulligan, Vice-President, Jim Kramer, President, Carolyn Murphy Secretaryg Marilyn Potter, Record Clerk. At lower left are: Jim Kramer, Dan Fedders, and Marilyn Potter in a scene from the one- act play Elmer Cleans Up. In the picture at right taken from the Senior Class Play The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come are Nunzio Rossi, Eleanor Daly, and Roberta Markert. JU l0R CLASS PLAY john Dorenbusch is surprised to see Ellen Kenney dressed as his bride in the play Springtime for Johnny. Tim Kraft runs into trouble when he meets the pretty blonde maidU. Dor- enbuschj in the one-act play, Grand- ma Fixes Things. frightj A case of mistaken identity prompts Joe Christman to sales-talk Ann Marie Heggi. Cbelowj Father Matthew Kohmescher was Retreat Master at this year's annual retreat which was held during Holy Week. MAY CRUWNING Mk N 'Y' f Ialeen Davis, Crowning at Her feetg Rose Mulligan, carried Crown Marilyn Potter, Crowned Our Lady, Carol Enright, Act of Consecration TAFF STANDING: Ann Murray, Carol Enright, Jim Kramer, Miss Hornikle, Ruth Warrick, Joe Mulligan, Carolyn Murphy. SITTING: Marilyn Fiessinger, Esther Botos and Marilyn Potter. The Tunes, Fenwick's first annual was made possible by the guid- ance and direction of Miss Frances Hornikel, who gave untiring assist- ance to her group of workers. O. N Pictured at left is Dick Stiles who took all the pictures for this an- nual. NME 00Ml Marilyn HOMECOMING Mm S55 Fiessinger QUEEN 0 il IM Q W0 This year at the athletic banquet Woody Hayes was our guest speaker, and he brought with him Jerry Harkrader and Torn Dillman. The climax of the evening was the presenting of the awards to football and basketball players, and cheerleaders. In the pictures below, co-captains Tom Osust and Dick Harmon are receiving their awards. Marilyn Fiessinger, captain of the cheer- leaders accepts hers from Father Krusling. Uk f or H0 0B ELKS' YOUTH LEADERSHIP CONTEST Joe Mulligan. Cawlyn Murphy Marilyn Fiessinger, Dan Fedders V 'Qs - - A - 3 t, 1 ,., 1 t. K Q .K I Yi? 5 These students attended the Lions' Club Honor the Brains Ban- quet. FIRST ROW: Alfreda Klingensmith, Ialeen Davis, C a rol En righ t. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Murphy, Marilyn Fiessinger. Charles Daly and Jim Kramer prepare to attend Operation Youth . This year Jack Poplin and Tony Huber will be Fenw1ck's representatives. At lower right, Ioe Mulligan briefs Dick Daley on Pointers for Boys' State. NI N6 QS LA TIN WINNERS Q.. I J xzix y Q ' ful' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS -4 I fl 5 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INITIATION ' Iune 1, 1955 JUNl0R - E l0R PROM 'Kind' 'uf xi Dick Harmon and Patty Shumard reigned as King and Queen at the Annual Junior-Senior Prom held in the Rose Room at the Manchester Hotel. Attending them were PrincessJanetB1as- hock and Prince Dan Fedders. , 4 1 x S gif 8 it i x if COMME CEME 'I' EXERCI E in The Commencement Speaker, RT. REV. MSGR. MARTIN GILLIGAN, National Secretary of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade CAROL LEE ENRIGHT CAROLYN ANN MURPHY Valedictorian Salutatorian 3. 5 l 9 f if it 55 THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1955 li .L WO'-'CIO g, W LIBRARY DISPLAY DURING CATHOLIC PRESS MONTH :P 6 c: P1 P1 z Q U3 c CD o 'rl U2 C cs F11 z Aa U1 l'1'1OZIPl 'O THE SENIORS MASSACRE THE CAN-CA N JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE AT WORK if A ':' Ng,,. FLOOR ACTION DURING THE EASTER DANCE RETREAT BENEDICTION GLEE Cl. B FIRST ROW: D. Buehl, R. Fedders, S. Coldiron, C. Hamilton, M. Garitson, I. Fink, C. En- right, J. Yauch, L. Cassidy, A. Heggi, S. Mulligan, J. Blashock, E. Botas, A. Murray, R Faeta. SECOND ROW: M. Potter, M. Sennet, M. Sullivan, E. Daley, L. Gilbert, J. Rent- schlcr, A. Klingensmith, P. Shumard, S. Stabler, S. Kraft, J. Uleman, I. Davis, C. Murphy R. Mulligan. THIRD ROW: I. Phillips, R. Swain, T. Hoyt, D. Krebs, L. Miller, T. Kraft C. Day, J. Daudt, F. Esposito, T. Kraft. FOURTH ROW: H. Cassidy, C. Daly, J. Mulligan R. Daly, D. Habig, D. Yauch, D. Fedders, R. Upton, J. Lawler, T. Osust, I. Kramer, O Haire. GIRL ' Cll0RUS FIRST ROW: M. Lisy, K. Herr, S. Sennet, M. E. Hogan, M. E. Dineen, P. Lawson, N. Mur- phy, D. Pohlman, B. Beiser, M. Angel, S. Wood, M. E. McDermott, S. A. McCain. SEC- OND ROW: M. E. Bishop, M. Connelly, S. Sullivan, J. Donisi, B. Piedel, C. Osust, M. K Augspurger, B. Wagner, R. Steele, L. Beier, R. Yarber, K. Kenney, R. Fay, C. Hamilton THIRD ROW: M. A. Kipus, M. J. Fembers, S. List, L. Ditmeyer, J. Schommer, P. Averdick P. Hackett, M. A. Reider, B. I. Lockard, M. Kramer, N. Mulligan, I. Harmon. l 1 Charles Daly, Joe Hatton, Lora lee Giancola, Sally Dumford, David Frey, Dick Daly, David Habig. Dick Farkas, John Kittel, Larry Alfreda Klingensmith, Mar- Tom McCain, Carol Enright, Louise Nichols, David Beck, Charles Day. lene Lisy, Carol Chupka. Cassidy, Michael Mclaughlin. Q S f - I I v FIRST ROW: Robert Berry, Betty Io Lockard, Michael Burney, FIRST ROW: Rebecca Yarber, Donna Buehl, Julie Murray, Sally Mulligan. SECOND ROW: David Kittel, John Hummel, Shirley Coldiron, Kay Tom Nunlist, Joe Coyle, Joe Andreotta. TIIIRD ROW: Domanick, Diane Pohlman, Molly Sullivan, Robert Upton, Orville Haire, Fred Homan. Ruth Dohroszi. SECOND ROW: Janice Harmon, Charlotte Osust, Marilyn Frey. THIRD ROW: Ann Murray, lim Lawler, Rose Mulligan, Mary A. Kipus. Father Rehling Mary Io Fembers, Marilyn Potter, Ann Murray V N. li ,fffe f xxx ix x 3 Xxx 1 6 ' i X ,I J' I, .6 fl Eg? Q X XXXX X A I q lazt I da-ref, 050 5 K N Q' 1 l N v 'f If gi Q it A I we 4 ' S xN 1 R.: X N. Q. ,sw 4,3 X 0, L, , p X X ...N X 5 ww , ,H QM ,,,' ' 1 . if 1 M f 6 lx x .L . .. , xx! 1, I' A Xa X ' .2-QW ,Q .1-.. hx. J n x xx x A. 3 'Xt x ,H A-. E Mary Jo Fembers, Jane Dorenbush, Kay Kenney, Suzanne Sen- net, Rita Steele, Rosemary Fay, Sheila Riggs, Nancy Murphy. Eight Sophomore girls comprised the Majorette squad. Performing and leading the band at football games and other functions, they were led by Nancy Murphy, Drum Majorette, and Sheila Riggs, Head Majorette. Wav! David Armbruster, Pat Hackett, David Beck, Diane Pohlman. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS AND WINNERS OF FENWICK'S FIRST TROPHY, Left to Right: Carolyn Murphy, Sandra Kraft, Ellen Kenney, Esther Botos, Marilyn Fiessinger, and Ann Marie Heggi. CHEERLEADEH QNJ JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, Left to Right: Helen Hine1ine,Judy Mar- kert, Barbara Wagner, Pat Hackett, Barbara Beiser, and Sue Ann McCain. FBBTBALL . . . BASKETBALL . . TBACK . . . GIBLS' BASKETBALL SPBBTS 1954 FALCONS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Clements 1171, Fink 1291, Day 1321, Daley 1271, L. Miller 1191, Dobrozsi1111, Rossi 1261, Philips 1311, Harmon 1221, Burney1manager1. SECOND ROW: Derivan 1manager1, Chupka 1421, Keuthan 1251, Kraft 1121, N. Clements 1231, Orona 1371, B. Sears 1151, D. Clark 1121, Schneider1141, Hoover 1401, Kramer 1301, Kraft 1241, L. Sears1manager1. THIRD ROW: Athletic Director Father Paul Galvin, Trent 1391, Deger 1161, Krebs 1281, Christman 1201, Osust1241, Coach Barney Otten, Frey 1351, J. Clark 1331, Daly 1341, Andres 1181, Dakin 1361, Fedders 1381, Kovach 1411, Coach Frank Razzano. INSET: J. Jack 1401 and T. Jack 1761. In 1954 the Fenwick Falcons took a big jump over XA the two previous seasons --- with the addition of Coach WY Frank Razzano and volunteer Coach Jim Weber, Head Coach Barney Otten's crew took on better and more rug- ged teams. The climax of the third and greatest year was the battle with Hamilton Catholic over the possession of the newly established Peaceful Valley Trophy, the Rams capturing it the first year. it 9 and HEAD COACH ATHLETIC DIRECTOR ASSISTANT COACH Barney Otten Rev. Paul G. Galvin Frank Razzano 0 - ,www A 1 ,X S fr- vodka. DE PORRES FENWICK SHAWEN ACRES FENWICK .NST 'S - 1 .. 'NRA f 'Q 1 1 . 1 auf' Q-.af wig.. eff:-M ya .af - ,Vx - W- s l, fxf , x x, XR gpg, 1- ty, , 1 5-.3 w i, W F 1 -- T SHA RONVILLE FENWICK SEVEN MILE FENWICK WILLIAMBURG FENWICK LOCKLAND FENWICK 6 54 19 6 7 51 26 12 LOCKLAND WAYNE FENWICK JEFFERSON TWP. FENWICK HAMILTON CATH. FENWICK LA RRY WO LF 7'-' 122,121-ER N 7 g ...mu ,..M..W.-e mm.. TOM KRAFT NAP CLEMENTS TOM OSUST E l0R LETTERME M DICK HARMON DAN FEDDERS LEROY ORONA TERRY FINK 4 NUNZIO ROSSI JOE MULLIGAN JIM KRAMER md' Nap Clements makes a bruising tackle in the Shawen Acres Game. N VARSITY RECORD Wayne Township 72 101 Eaton 37 39 Carlisle 55 65 Trenton 51 65 Farmersville 46 69 Xenia St. Brigid 41 42 Shawen Acres 71 46 McNicho1as 49 73 West Elkton 44 83 l-Iam. Catholic 50 55 Lima St. Rose 52 65 Cin. Elder 42 73 Morrow 60 72 Oxford Stewart 55 48 Xenia East 55 41 Gratis 55 73 Sharonville 57 44 DePorres 45 50 EXEMPTED VILLAGE TOURNAMENT f Yellow Springs Bryan 42 41 Eaton 55 60 Xenia East 61 59 Yellow Springs Bryan 43 34 XENIA DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Martinsville 57 74 WE OPPONENT N VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: Manager Gene Sora, Tom Osust 1253, Joe Christman 1245, Tom Trent 1315, Charlie Keuthan 1153, Tom Kraft 1133. Kneeling is 'CCY JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Daudt, Daley, Jackson, Miller, Abel swfmy Q, ,J E1 2 Russc1o,Watts. SECOND ROW: Sora, Beiser, Muraski, Moorrnan, Mulligan, Kraft Dorenbnsch, and Coach Frank Razzano. Bob Dobrizsi Qllj, Tony Andres Q23y, Leo Miller 1145, Fred Dakin 1215, Larry Wolf 1123, LeRoy Orona f22Q, Coach Barney Otten. TRACK FALCON TRACK TEAM, Left to Right: Joe Christman, Dave Frey, Tom Osust, Tim Kraft Jerry Enright, Dave Krebs, Mark Daley, Joe Coyle, Joe Clements, Tim Gough, Dick Harmon and Coach Barney Otten. tx we A if L an A 1 P N 53 si -I ' -mann ' Uv .-ww Tom Osust ready to throw . . . Daley hands off to Kraft . . S' VARSITY RECORD WE OPP. Franklin 37 45 Trenton 41 63 Wayne 72 30 Carlisle 35 22 O. L. A. 45 58 FERST ROW: M. Sullivan, V. Plessinger, G. Neary, M. Fit-ssinger C. Murphy, S. Kraft. SECOND ROW: I. Rentsclilcr, L. Cassidy, R Warrick, L. Gilbert, C. Enright, E. Kenney, and R. Mulligan. Susan Stabler, left, and Ann Murray, right, receive pre-game instructions from Coach Frances Hornikel. VU RI SO I FIRST ROW: B. Cooke, H. Walters, H. Hineline, B. Chupka, B. Reider, M. Lisy, C. Herr. I. Sullivan. SECOND ROW: J. Dorenbusch, S. Sennet, K. KenneY. J. Harmon, P. Hackett, R. A. Dobrozsi, and M. Frey. ABSENT: Sara List. THE GREAT PYRAMIDS! 495 1i'f 'aw' F Who you Hors'in Around! MGH? fI'01'Y1 Mars? Six Heads are better callin' a than one! Fink? , ve - , , 1- ,Q ' ::,,. . : 'gf , f , ,E 5 4, - ie l e on if 4- 555' Q- Q21 S S ll pg g Q . f ' 'R A,,vL,. if ,T.'3ll- n ' I'm sittin' on l'm forever blowing TOP Bubbles! of the world! Heigh Ho, Silver! M., W0 . ' Aftermath! Home-Corning Queen! Too early to swim! Tank! A W - 'K i. N NN.. ,..- XQ.. X BAND BANQUET .s-me-Q --sf FUTURE STUDENTS OF FENWICK HIGH Rt. Rev. Msgr. James McNary Rev. John Berning Rev. Joseph Higgins Rev. Sylvester Huser Rev. Julian Krusling Rev. Charles Murphy Rev. John Oberlander Rev. Charles W. Rehling Rev. Nicholas Schnider Rev. Bernard Schrimmel Clarence Abell Marilyn Aldridge Mr. 8: Mrs, Charles J. Andreotta Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry Andres Carole Augspurger Mrs. Cecilia Augspurger Thomas Augspurger Arch Bales Edward A. Beck Mr. 8: Mrs Arnold E. Beiser Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald E. Christman Mr. 8: Mrs Martin Blashock Mr. 8: Mrs H. Biedenbender Mr. 8: Mrs John Blust, Sr. Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Rudolph Bukosky Thomas Burney Carl's Pharmacy Edward J. Connelly Mr. 8: Mrs. George Cox Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank A. Daly Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry C. Daley Mr. 8: Mrs. John W. Daudt Mrs, Ruth Davis Mr. 8: Mrs. Clarence F. Deger David F. Dillon Mr. 8: Mrs. F. I. Ditmyer Mr. 8: Mrs, A. F. Dorenbusch Mr. James Dumford Esposito Shoe Repair Shop Mr. 8: Mrs. Omer W. Fedders Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward L. Fenbers Mr. 8: Mrs. George V. Fiessinger Becky Sue Fink A Friend A Blend A Friend A Friend Mr. 8: Mrs. James Gilligan Goldflies Music Store James C. Greenwell, Jr. Hauling- Dredging Mr. 8: Mrs. Stephen Heggi Joseph H. Herr Miss Hilda Hogan Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Hornikel Herman B. Hoskins Mr. 8: Mrs. Clifford F. Keuthan 1 1 PATRO Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul J. Kinder Mrs. Madge Klingensmith . 8: Mrs. Carl E. Kraft S Mr. 8: Mrs. Francis Kramer Mr. 8: Mrs. Anthony Krizan, Ir. 8: Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Kuestner Mr. 8: Mrs. I. A. Lawler Mary Linnane Lillian C. Long Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Losekamp Don Manns 8: Mrs. Thomas McCain 5 Mr. 8: Mrs. J. E. McDermott Mr. 8: Mrs. James F. McDermott Mr. 8: Mrs. J. R. McDermott Mrs, Margaret Mulligan Miss Mary Margaret Mulligan Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Murphy Henry Neuhaus, Distributor, Gasoline 8: Oil Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur Nicely C. J. Nicols Mr. 8: Mrs. Kenneth Noeler Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Nunlist, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs, Robert Nunlist, Sr. Mr. O'Connor 8: Richard O'Connor Charles H. Osner, Painting 8: Paper Mr. 8: Mrs. Bemard Otten Presta's Grocery Power Crane Service- Well Drilling Frank A. Razzano Hanging Mr. 8: Mrs. J. R. Remmer Mr. 8: Mrs. C. F. Rentschler E5 . 8: Mrs. Isaac Rogers 8: Mrs. Angelo Rossi Wilma 8: George Rothwell Sebastian Bros. Service Mr. 8: Mrs. Leo Sennet Mr. 8: Mrs. Samuel Sennet Mr. 8: Mrs. Elmer P. Schneider Albert Skinner, General Contractor Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred Slezak, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. H. D. Stein Molly Sullivan Mr. 8: Mrs. William Sullivan Robert Swaim Mr. 8: Mrs. John Uleman Mr. 8: Mrs. John Waczula Mr. 8: Mrs. George R. Walter Mr. 8: Mrs. Daniel O. Warrick Sol. Schneider, Men's Wear Mary Wilkin MI. 8: Mrs. F.C. Wroda sas . 8: Mrs. Charles Wood 8: Mrs. LaVerne Yauch . 8: Mrs. Earl Zuehlke Robert Zuehlke E000 LUCK T0 TEE SENIEES THE WELFARE C ompliments ' TEE GLENN CARTAGE I MIDDLETOWN, OHIO JOSEPH S, MULLIGAN Phone 2-8484 Terminal Manager I Congratulations Compliments to the of Class of 1955 HAGIAS CANDIES BURNETTS' DRESS SHOP I Phone 2-0191 Middletown's Finest Fashions 1387 CentralAve, Middletown, Ohio 1008 Central Avenue 1 Good Luck F 0 1' i Better Clothes at Low Prices, to the No Higher than Ready-Made, ciass of '55 S G e ABE KORROS MARTIN'S BARBER SHOP . Formals for All Occasions Phone 2-2673 FOP Renf- I i 1338 Central Avenue 1 Crawford St. Middletown, Ohio Phone 3-4531 THE BAKE HOP 1- ,n ,gl QLSLQ. - Four Convenient Locations I -4: 38 South Broad 1718 Central Ave nue 20 North Verity Parkway 251 South Main St. Franklin, Ohio P H O N E 2 - 5 6 1 2 The Butter Makes the Big Difference FROM FENWICK BO0S'l'ERS CONGRATULATIONS Class of '55 When you enter the business world, may we serve you? CON SOLIDATED PRINTERS AND sTATloNERs 162 6 C entral Avenue Middletown, Ohio Whavs Cookin, .7 Compliments of THE TOBIAS STUDIO Official Photographers THE MIDDLETONIAN THE OPTIMIST HAYDEN s, TOBIAS MACLYN H, TOBIAS 41 SOUTH MAIN STREET MIDDLETOWN, OHIO DIAL 2-1171 Distinguished Photography for more than 20 years Good Luck to the Class of '55 LOOKING TO THE NEW. . NEW. NEW. W SSRN,- CONGRATULATIONS from Central 8: Broad Middletown, Ohio Where You Can Shop With Confidence BEST WISHES PEACE FUL VALLEY TROPHY CHU P' 1916 Yankee Road C ongratulations from WHOLESALE RETAIL JIM FLYNN INC. SPORTING GOODS Golf Supplies, Gloves, Bowling, Picnic Supplies, Tennis Uniforms, Sport Shirts, Hunting Clothing, Fishing Supplies. Corner First and Jefferson Streets Phone: HE 2884-5-6-7 Dayton, Ohio Good Luck from R O G E R S MIDDLETOWN'S GREATEST JEWELERS For Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, You'll always do better at - s W , ,, p ,S A ii' 1 A yy, 9 J 5 I 1038 CENTRAL AVE. - -C-omplirnents of LEWIS DRUGS INC. 1051'Central Avenue Phone 2-4401 Middletown, Ohio MILLER INSURANCE AGENCY Castell Building Phone 2-3125 Middletown, Ohio GOOD LUCK ! THE DENNY LUMBER COMPA Y Congratulations to the CLASS OF '55 THE W. T. HARRI 0 NSURANCE AGE CY.l C. All Kinds of INSURANCE Dial 2-5406 25 North Main Street JOH DOBROZ lJR.l SURA CE Phone 3 -4696 l 1 G. V I Grass gives out Irish advice. Phone 2 -3636 Compliments of MIDDLETUWN LUMBER Combination Storm Windows Complete Line of Tools 192 3 C entral Avenue 1 l C omplirnents of BOWL-MOR, Inc. Strike and Spare Sandwich Shoppe We Tea-ch You How To Bowl 4444 31 S. Broad Street Phone 2-0267 Middletown, Ohio GOOD LUCK JOS. R. BAKER 8: SONS FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Dial 2-5404 1500 Manchester Ave, Middletown, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of '55 IGJWW4 PM Ke-7 1918 Yankee Rd. - at Yankee Road Park Phone 2 -83 59 l I I THE BOYS TAKE A TRY. C ornplim ents of THE MO0RMAN A D and GRAVEL C0 Ready Mix Concrete - Excavating - Grading Phone 2-5301 Phone 2-6157 415 Richmond St. Route 4, Poasttown Bridge CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '55 ?ZMQZ ' WO!! FURNITURE CUIDPRHV FINE HOME FURNISHINGS Rugs - Carpeting Custom Draperies, Slip Covers Free Estimates and Decorating Cmmsel 1049 CENTRAL AVENUE PHONE 2-5489 Good Luck to the Class of 1955 from MODERN MOBILE EQUIPMENT PURTABLE TEAM CLEA ER We steam clean residential and industrial buildings, garage floors, trucks, motors, air conditioning equipment, kitchen ventilators, and filters. Let us help you save on those ex- pensive annual refinishing chores. WED COME TO YOU Phone 2-8785 719 - llth Avenue Middletown, Ohio Just like home cookin! HOW W0 LD Y0 LIKE 30,000? Well, you have a chance to get it. Most any high school stu- dent can, -- merely by earning his diploma. The proof is in Government reports which show that the average lifetime earnings of men who are high school graduates is over 330,000 more than those who dropped out of school. Some successful people have made good without a high school education but practically all of them would advise you to finish school. And they would probably say to get all the training you can after you are graduated. In our training courses at Armco we have many high school graduates following that advice. And some young Armco folks quit school to go to workg they regret it now. All of them agree -- you'll not only get ahead faster but will be much happier with that diploma. So, if you are thinking of quitting school, stop and think some more. Can you afford to lose the chance to earn 330,000 more? Q MIDDLETOWN, OHIO ARMCO STEEL CORPORATICN awe MAYER MEAT C0. RETAIL STORE PACKING STORE 1031 Central Ave. MIDDLETOWN, OHIO Michigan Sn Walnut Phone 2-6358 Phone 2-9021 F R E Y ' S FILSON'S, INC. SUPER MARKET 1017 Central Avenue Free Delivery Featuring the Finest 2-2233 in wixfgwgozwzi Phone your order 4 4 Feminine Fashions 3312 Tytus Avenue Middletown, Ohio 1' HALSEY'S MEN'S SHOP 0 . ffl? CHAPPLE Phone 3-5071 I fs BUICK' INC' Be Smart! Buy Smart! Look Smart! V Custom Tailoring 101 North Main Street Readyiqc?-Wear Middletgwn, Ohio Repairs and Alterations by Experts Phone 2 -8877 1237 Central Ave. Middletown, Ohio Compliments THE MA CHEMTER H0'I'El. CATERING TO GOOD TASTE ' I Phone 2-5481 Manchester Avenue 8: Broad Middletown, Ohio Good Luck to the Class of '55 THE 0RTMAN - STEWART TEA PORTATl0 C0. 412 Vanderveer Phone 2 -7311 C ompliments of THE ll0WE MOTOR C0. NEW CARS 1701 Central Avenue USED CAR LOT 1700 Manchester Ave. ROY A. WHITE C0. DEAN 8: BARRY QUALITY PAINTS 1325 Central Ave. Phone 3-463 1 What? No T. B. ? CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '55 CHRAMM' FUNERAL HOME Middletown's Finest Funeral Home with the only off-street parking in town. 24 Hour Ambulance Service 5 Clark Street Phone 2-8711 Good Luck Fenwick High IQISTANEOKS FOOD MARKET QUALITY MEATS 8: GROCERIES FRUITS 8: VEGETABLES .fZ'C:.:.5 N Snkf 1601 Central Avenue Dial 2-7241 GOOD LUCK! THE MEADOWS -n 'W V X H I E.. Qs RN 5 H as in 1 st Compliments of ollar 161' Dollar you emit beat a McCARTHY MOTOR SALES, I a1Avenue Middletown, Oh' AERUNCA CONGRA'l'ULA'l'ES THE GRADUATING CLASS of 1955 BEST WISHES FOR EVERY SUCCESS! WE DY'S SERVICE. l C.. Phone 2-2051 1860 Central Ave Middletown, Ohio SEBALD WINNERS I L - I I -COMPLIMENTS. OF l J - -' ALLSPORTS, INC, B A R N S liflfdijfgffrf A5326 ICE -CREAM gl NOVELTY STORE The Sportsman's Headquarters 1852 Yankee Rd. Phone 2-0285 ROBERSON 8: SON Good Luck! SPORTING GOODS from 1201 Central Avenue A FRIEND Compliments of Mc ALPI C0 . Midd1etown's Friendliest Department Store C ongratulations from WORTHMORE CLOTHES SHOP Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes l ill Complete Line of Photographic Equipment and Supplies DAVIDSON PHOTO SHOP Phone 2-5072 One day film Service 1310 Central Ave. Best Wishes from THE C011 ER ME 'S SHOP The Young Men's Store Main 8: Central 1i 1 l....-.............. 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